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POST OFFTOE
GENERAL AND TRADE. . DIRECTO
FOR AYRl NEWTON & WALLACETOWN.
1888-89. L
AYR: PRINTED AT THE "AYR OBSERVER" OFFICE. 1888. ^%i, WIDOW'S FUND V ^^^ 4b%jrance society.
_y\^^:'jA SREGARDS '^}f)fry^(0t, and Liberal Conditions, the l^S^' Policies are Documents of the Higliest Value. A^^ TII£ FOLLOWING STATEMENTS INDICATE
I. —The Secure and Profitable Character of the Business. The profit, or excess of Assets over Liabilities, for the Seven Years ending 31st December, 1880, amounted .u no less than £1,347,755, which yielded the following exceptionally large Reversionary Bonuses :— ON ORIGINAL SUMS ASSURED, From £X l^S to aS3 17s 5d Per Cent, per Annum.
II. —The Liberality of the Conditions,
Surrender Values, or, in lieu thereof, ' Paid-up-Policies,' free of future
Premiums, allowed at any time ; Loans granted within a small margin of the
Surrender Value ; Extensive Foreign Travel and Residence free of charge from the first; Most Policies absolutely Indefeasible and Whole- World after first five years. III.—The Magnitude of the Transactions. Policies in Force, Claims Paid, £©25,000,000 1 c6H,500,000 Accumulated Fund, ^9,000,000, Being the Largest Life Assurance Fund in the United Kingdom.
APPLICATIONS FOR POLICIES, Securing all the privileges of Membership, may be made at any of Society's Offices, or agents connected therewith.
Glasgow Office— 114 West George Street. AGENTS:- AYR—T. M. GEMMELL & SON, " Advertiser " Office. „ JAMES YOUNG, Auctioneer, 48 Newmarket St. ,, ALEX. GEMMELL, Jr., Commercial BankBuildings. GIRVAN-WILLIAM FORSYTH, Solicitor. IRVINE -WILLIAM CHRISTIE, Solicitor. Page. Page.
* abvertisements, - - - 165 Excise,l------13 - Ayr Academical Athletic Club, 15 Fairs, . 17 Ayr Bible Society, - - - 11 Golf Clubs, 14 Ayr Burns Club, - - - 22 Guildry of Ayr, .... 6 Ayr Cemetery. . - - - 9 H. M. Prison, .... 23 Ayr County Club, - - - 14 Harbour Trustees, - - - 6 Ayr County Hospital, - - 10 Insurance Offices and Agents, 17-19 Ayr Cricket Club, - - - 15 Justice of Peace Court, - - 7 Ayr District Road Trust, - - 7 Justices of Peace, - - - 16 Ayr Gas Company, - - -IB Kirk Session, - - - - 10 Ayr Lawn Tennis Club, - - 15 Kyle Union Poorhouse Board, - 7 1R^v ipost Office, - - - 23 Lands Valuation (Kyle District), 9 Surveying Stafif of G.P.O., 23 Lieutenancy of Ayrshire, - - 17 Branch Office Ayr Docks, - 25 :,5ife-Boat Institution, - - 14 Pillar and Wall Boxes, - 24 Magistrates and Town Council, 5
' Parcels Post, - - 25-27 Magistrates of Newton, - - 17
Parcels Mails, - - - 27 Market Days, - - - - 17 Money Orders, - - - 32 Masonic Lodges, - - - - 15 Postal Orders, - - 32-33 Medical Practitioners, - - 13 Savings Banks, - - 33-34 Merchant Company, - - - 14 Rates of Postage, - - 34 Municipal Board of Police, - 6 Re-Direction, Newspapers, - . - - 17 Petitions to Parliament, Newton Gas Company, - - 13 Newspapers, Prison Visiting Committee, - 22 Book Post, - Property and Income Tax, - 9 Registration, 37 Public Library, . . - - 23 ArticlesnottobesentbyPost, 38 Public Offices, . - - 20-21
Post Office Telegraphs, - 40 Public Schools Foreign & Colonial Postage, 42-43 Ayr Academy
,, ,, Parcels Post, 28-31 Grammar School Despatch and Delivery, 41-44 Smith's Institution Ayr Young Men's Associations, 14 Lady Jane Hamilton's School > 11 Ayrshire Agricultural Associations 7 Newton Academy Ayrshire Herd Book Association, 7 Newtonhead School Banks, 16 Wallacetown School Bowling Clubs, - - - - 15 Industrial Schools Carriers, ... - 45 School Board, - - - - 10 Clergy, 9 Sailors' Society, - . • - 14 Coach, 45 Sheriff and Commissary Court, 8 Collector of County Rates, - 9 Sheriff Officers, - ... 8 Corn Exchange Company, - - 13 Solicitors before Sheriff Court, - 8 County Police Committee, - 22 Steamers, 21 Customs, 13 Street Directory, - - - 131 Deaf and Dumb Mission, - - 12 Town and County Club, - - 14 2)irector^, (Ayi),- - - - 46 Urabes* Wivcctov^, - - - 148 „ (Newton & Wallacetown). 94 Trades' House, - ... 7 District Lunacy Board. - - 23 Trained Nursing for Sick, - - 12
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http://www.archive.org/details/postofficegenera188889uns DIRECTO AYR
Population of the Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr in i88i, 20,821
Do. do. do. 1 87 1, 17,851
Increase in Ten Years, 2,970 This Burgh, with Irvine, Campbeltown, Inverary, and Oban, returns One Member to Parliament. Ayr is the returning Burgh.
Constituency of the Burgh of Ayr, 3478. Member for Ayr Burghs—R. F. F. Campbell.
Population of Ayrshire in 1 88 1, 217,504 Do. do. 1871, 200,809
Increase in Ten years, ...... 16,695
constituency of the County of Ay. j ^^1 ^^. Jfal? Memberfor South Ayrshire—Hon. G. R. Vernon.
Member for North Ayrshire— Hoisi. H. F. H. Elliot. TOWN COUNCIL OF AYR. Provost—W ILLIAM Kilpatrick.
Bailies—-R.K. Siiankland, J.J- M. Ferguson, H. D. Willock, and Robert Stevenson. Dean-of Guild—A. Hunter. Treasurer—Wm. M'Colm.
Councillors.
ist Ward I jrd Ward I ^th Ward
A. Hunter Kilpatrick | Ferguson j Wm. J. M.
H. D. Willock James Smith I Wm. M'Colm David Dunlop I M. Irvine A. G. Semple j J. j
2ftd Wa?'d 4th Ward I 6th Ward
Thomas Templeton R. Shankland | A. Morgan
W. Allan J. Galloway Robert Stevenson Girvan R. Beveridge James Dobbie James | M. R ) —
DIRECTORY.
Town Cou-^ci-L.—f ConH7iued, Tcwn Chamber'ain— Robert MacCallum. Clerk—A. G. Young. Procurator-Fiscal —C. B. Rowan. Surveyor—^John Mercer. Auditor—W. F. M'Cubbin, Chartered Accountant. Billet Master—Wm. M'Kay. Inspector of Weights and Measures—R. A. Miller. Valuator of Lands and He itages and Registrar of Voters Alexander Walker. MUNICIPAL POLICE BOARD. Commissioners—The Magistrates and C :)uncil. Clerk— A. G. Young. Treasurer and Collector— R. MacCallum, Town Chamberlain. Procurator-Fiscal— C. B. Rowan. Superintendent of Police —Wm. M'Kay. Surveyor—^John Mercer. Collector of Police, &c., Assessments—Robert MacCallum. GUILDRY OF AYR. Dean—Andrew Hunter. Council: Provost Kilpatrick James Smith W. B. Cuthbertson Ex-Provost Steele James Ferguson Bailie J. M. Ferguson Ex-Provost Goudie W. Alexander J. B. Paton Ex-Bailie Rae W. Robertson Bailie Willock Bailie Hi'l John Graham H. Wood "William Paton John Murdoch John Galloway
Clerk -A. G. Young. Treasurer— , MacCallum. Officer—^James Clark, TRUSTEES FOR THE HARBOUR OF AYR. Chairman — Provost Kilpatrick. Bailie Ferguson Thomas Reid B. Paton ^ J.
Bailie Shankland | Hugh Duff Capt. Boyle, R.N. Dean ofGuild Hunter James Bell Robert Dewar
Treasurer M'Colm | James Girvan Alex. M'Clelland
James Ferguson j Robert Craig Harbour Master and Water Bailie— Robert Boyd. Assistant Harbour Master—Peter Barr. ColIecLur and Treasurer M'Hutchon. —^J. Clerk—William Pollock. Auditor—W. F. M'Cubbin, Chartered Accountant. Agent for Lloyds—Captain A. M'Clelland. 1 Russian and Spanish Vice-Consul —John Dobbie, ii Alloway Street I Imperial Consul for Germany Grant Smith, North Quay. ' —^J. Sweden and Norway Consul—Thomas Steele. —
DIRECTORY. KYLE UNION POORHOUSE BOARD. 'Chairman—Provost Kilpatrick. Secretary—David Dougall. Governor—W. M'Cracken. Matron—Mrs M'Cracken. Chaplain—Mr Wm, Grant. Medical Officer—G. M'Kerrow, M.D.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held Second Monday of every Month at Eleven o'Clock a.m. Clerk— C. G. Shaw. Depute-Clerk—J. H. O'Beirne. Procurator-Fiscal—R. D. Murdoch. Bar Officer—Hugh Arthur.
AYRSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. President—R. F. F. Campbell, Esq., M.P. Vice-Presidents
Captain Boyle, Esq. of Shewnlton ; James Somervell, Esq. of Sorn; Baird Sir Peter Coats of Auchendrane ; J. G. A. of Adamton,
M.P. ; The Marquis of Bute, K,T. ; R, W. Cochran-Patrick of Woodside, LL.D. Twenty Extraordinary and Twenty- Four Ordinary Directors. Secretary and Treasurer—^James M'Murtrie.
AYRSHIRE CATTLE HERD BOOK SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN. President—The Hon. G. R. Vernon, M.P., Auchans, Kilmarnock;[ Secretary and Treasurer—^James M'Murtrie, Solicitor.
ROAD TRUST, AYR DISTRICT. Treasurer—^James M'Murtrie. Clerk— C. G. Shaw, Surveyor—Allan Stevenson,
TRADES' HOUSE. Trades. Deacons. Trades. Deacons. Hammermen—T. Templeton Shoemakers—E. Smith Weavers—R. Eaglesham Squaremen—^Jas. C. Highet Tailors—A. Cowan. Clerk—Robert Goudie. 8 DIRECTORY. SHERIFF AND COMMISSARY COURT. Sheriff and Commissary—David Brand. Sheriff-Substitute and Commissary-Depute- -W. A. O. Paterson. Sherift-Clerk—Evan A. Hunter, W.S. Depute-Clerk—John Lockhart. Commissary-Clerk—Robert Goudie. Procurator-Fiscal—Robert D. Murdoch. Macer— Hugh Arthur. The Procurators before the Sheriff Court are Practitioners also before the Commissary Court. Ordinary Courts sit every Tuesday at 1 1 A. M. and Thursday at lo A.M Debts Recovery Court sits every Thursday at 10.30 A.M.
Sma 1 Debt Court sits every Thursday at 1 1 A.M. SOLICITORS BEFORE THE SHERIFF COURT. Dean of Facu'ty—William Murray, Girvan. * also.) ( hose marked are Notaries Public " *Andrew, James, Ayr iVi acrorie, Wm., Ayr Andrew, Thomas, Ayr Morton, Wm. T., Ayr *Andrews, David, Girvan Montgomery, Hugh, Ayr *Brown, Davidy Maybole Murdoch, R. D., Ayr *Breveridge, R. M., Ayr *Murray, Wm., Girvan *Brackenridge, Arch., Cumnock MacCallum, Robert, Ayr Christie, William, Irvine *MacCallum, J. A., Ayr Crawford, Robert, Ayr M'Clymont, J. W., Ayr *Dunlop, D., Ayr M'Cubbin, Alex., Ayr *Dunlop, W. H., Ayr M'Cubbin, W. F., Ayr *Dickie, James, Irvine M'Murtrie, James, Ayr *Dougall, D., Ayr *M'Cosh, J. M., Dairy Ferguson, D., Ayr *M'Jannet, W. D., Irvine Forsyth, Wm., Girvan *MacLimont, John, Girvan *Goudie, R., Ayr Pollock, William, Ayr Gibson, James, Maybole Rowan, C. B,, Ayr Gemmell, Alex., jr., Ayr Ranken, G. J., Ayr Hamilton, Alex., Irvine Struthers, A. W^, Ayr Harvey, Thomas, Mauchline *Shaw, C. G., Ayr Highet, H. M., Irvine Silver, John, Ayr *Kilpatrick, Wm., Ayr Watt, J. M., Ayr *Young, Thomas, Ayr *Lockhart, J., Ayr *Loudon, Alex., Ayr Secretary and Treasurer—John Lockhart. Auditor of Faculty—W. F. M'Cubbin. Auditor of Sheriff Court—John Lockhart. SHERIFF OFFICERS.
I John Shaw H. Arthur J. Smith Wilham Smith J. Ramsay — —
DIRECTORY.
LANDS VALUATION—Kyle District. Clerk—Charles G. Shaw. Assessor—Thomas Harvey.
LANDS VALUATION—Kilmarnock Burgh and County of Wigtown. B. Corke, Macneille Buildings, Ayr. COLLECTOR OF COUNTY RATES. J. M'Cosh, Solicitor, Dairy.
PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX- -Kyle District. Commissioners 'Colonel Hamilton of Sundrum P. C. D. Boswell of Garallan John Bell of Enterkine Col. Hay Boyd of Townend William Finnie of Newfield Campbell, Captain R. M., of R. F. F. Campbell uf Graigie, Auchmannoch M.P. R A. Oswald of Auchincruive Major-General Sir Claud Alex- James Somervell of Sorn ander, of Ballochmyle, Bart Col, C. S. M'Alesterof Dunskaig Sheriff David Brand and Sheriff-Substitute W. A. Orr Paterson, ex-officio. Clerk—^James M'Murtrie, SoHcitor. Assessor— George Buchanan Inspector—Thomas Cullen. Surveyor— Benjamin Corke. Collec^tor Joseph Tait. AYR CEMETERY. Managers—The Magistrates and Council. Treasurer—Robert M 'Galium. Secretary—A. G. Young. Superintendent-^Wm. Cunningham. CLERGY. Established, ist Charge—Rev. T. United Presbyterian —Darlingtoii Dykes, D.D. Place— R. M. Maclnnes Do. 2nd Do—W. C. Duncan United Presbyterian — Cathcart Do. St Leonards—W.Grainger Street—George Copland Do. Newton—W. Rainie Scottish Episcopalian — J. M. Lester Do. North Newton—Robert Curate—A. T. Bell. Henderson Do. Wallacetown Church Original Seceder s —^John G. J. C. Scott Robertson Free Church—C. G. M'Crie Moravian—J. R. Barlow Do. Newton—John Miller Methodist—Wm H. Johnston
Do. .Wallacetown — Andrew I Evangelical Union—A. Stewart Rowand and R. G.Murdoch Roman Catholic P. M'Lauchlaa | — Martyrs—T. H. Lang Baptist ^John H jrne | — —
IG DIRECTORY. AYR COUNTY HOSPITAL. Patron—The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute. • BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
Honorary Directors—The Earl of Stair, K.T. ; the Earl of Eglinton and Winton, the Marquis of Ailsa, Major-General Sir Claud Alexander of Bal'ochmyle, Sir James Fergusson of Kilkerran,
M.P. ; R. A, Oswald, Esq. of Auchincruive ; William Baird,
Esq. of Elie ; Hon G. R. Vernon, Auchans, M.P. ; Douglas Baird, Esq., Wellington Square, Ayr; Sir Andrew Barclay Walker of Ossington, Bart., Derby; John G. A. Baird, Esq. of
Adamton M.P. ; R. F. F. Campbell, Esq. of Craigie, M.P. ;
William Houldsworth, Esq., Mountcharles ; Henry Houldsworth;
Houldsworth, Esq., Rozelle ; F. T. R. Esq., Carrick House ; J. H
Kennedy, Esq. of D'unure ; John M. Houldsworth, Esq , Ayr,
Henry Leek, Esq. of Holybush ; A. H. Tennent, Esq., Craigie; R. M. Pollok, Esq., Middleton.
Ordinary Directors—President : Sir Peter Coats of Auchendranco Ex-Provost Goudie, Wm. Gardiner, Esq., R. F. Shaw Stewart, Esq., Archibald Rae, Esq., ex-Bailie Meikle, J. B. Baton, Esq., John Crawford, Esq., James Drinnan, Esq. Ex-officio Members
Wm. Kilpatrick, Esq., Provost of Ayr ; Robert Shankland, Esq., Senior B ilie of Ayr. JRepresentatives Directors of Employees
Messrs Wilham Highet, J. M. Rodger, and John Rusk. Secretary and Treasurer— Robert MacCallum. Consulting Physicians and Surgeons—Dr Dobbie, Dr M'Kerrow, Dr Naismith, Dr Watt, and Dr Riddall.
House Surgeon—J. R. Ronald M'Crindle, M B.C M , Glasgow. Matron—Miss M'Ewen.
KIRK-SESSION.
Session Clerk—J. W. M'Clymont, 52 Newmarket Street, Ayr Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths—W B. Cuthbertsori), AYR SCHOOL BOARD Chairman— David Dunlop. C. Duncan Rev G. Copland I Rev W. Tait Mr W. M'Clelland 1 Mr Joseph Arthur Morgan Rev. W. Rainie I Mr William Robertson Mr R. M. Beveridge Mr | Clerk— Mr T. Gemmell. Treasurer-J. A. MacCallum, Solicitor. Officer —Hugh Brown. DIRECTORY. II ACADEMY.
Rector— William Maybin, M.A. , Eftglish- William Cormads;, B. Sc, and two Assistants. Classics and Higher English— The Rector and two Assistants. Arithmetic and Mathematic -James Thomson and two Assistants. Drawing and Writing —Laurence Andersoa and Two Assistants. Modern Languages —Dancan Mackay, M.A., and Assistant. Lady Superintendent Mrs Craigie. Janitor—^James Pollock. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Teachers— James D. Graham and Miss Norrie. SMITH'S INSTITUTION. Teachers—George Bain and Miss Hood. LADY JANE HAMILTON'S SCHOOL. Teachers— Miss Graham and Miss Farquhar. NEWTON ACADEMY. Teachers -James Houston and Miss Andrew. NEWTONHEAD SCHOOL. Teachers—Gilbert Buchanan and Miss Wilson. WALLACETOWN SCHOOL. Teachers - John Gibson and Miss Crawford. CERTIFJED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Rev. John Robertson, Chairman. Hugh Cowan, Esq., Treas. T. Gemmell, Esq., National Bank, Sec. Superintendent Andrew Ross. Matron Mrs Ross. Teacher John Bell. Industrial Master -J. Outterson. Matron of Girls' School - Miss Laing. Teacher - Miss Chalmers. NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. Ayr Auxiliary, President— Sir Peter Coats. Vice-President John Reid, Esq. Treasurer— Thomas Gemmell, Esq. Joint Secretaries— Rev. C. G. M'Grie and R. G. Brown. Depository Mr W. B. Culhbertson, Ayr AYR, NEWTON, and WALLACETOWN TRACT SOCIETY. Joint Hon. Sees. Rev. John Robertson and Mr Geo. Gallia. Hon. Treas. — D. Highet, Royal Bank. 12 DIRECTORY. ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE TRA.INED NURSES FOR SICK POOR OF AYR. ' Honorary Committee.
Miss Blackburn of Doonholm ; Mrs Houldsworth, Mount Charles ; Mrs Stirling of Gargunnock, l Barns Street, Mrs Oswald of
Auchincruive ; Mrs Campbell of Craigie ; Mrs C. G. Shaw-
Wellington House ; the Hon. Mrs Vernon, Auchans ; Mrs Baird of
Cambusdoon ; Mrs Craufurd of Grange ; Mrs Pollok of Middleton ;
Mrs Gardiner, Dalblair ; Mrs Coats of Belleisle ; and Miss Maclehose, 23 Kelvinside Terrace, Glasgow. President—Mrs Campbell of Craigie Vice-President—Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge. Hon. Treasurer — R. D. Murdoch, County Buildings. Hon. Sectetary—Mrs Hutton, St Bernards. Acting Committee —Mrs R. D. Murdoch, Fairfield Lodge ; Miss
Smart, 2 Barns Terrace ; Miss Wood, 12 Wellington Square ; Mrs
Boswell, Sandgate House ; Mrs Hutton, St Bernards ; Mrs Flint,
2 Montgomerie Terrace ; Mrs M'Crie, Ayr Free Church Manse ;
Mrs Miller, IMillearn ; Miss Cowan, 4 Wellington Square; Mr,
Lester, Craigengallie; Mis Cuthbert, 8 Barns Terrace ; Mrs Dykes, virs South Park; Miss Davidson, Drumley, Tarbolton ; F. N I.
Taylor, Tigh-na-Ghrain ; and Mrs Rainie, The Manse, Newton. Professional Trained Nurse— Miss Wallace, Milrig Place, 8 Charlotte Street. AYRSHIRE MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB. Patron -Ihe Right Hon. the Earl of Stair, K.T. President—Sir Peter Coats of Auchendrane. Hon. Treasurers -
Provost Kilpatrick, British Linen Coy. Bank, Ayr ; and Arthur Sturrock, Esq., British Linen Coy. Bank, Kilmarnock. The "Ayrshire Mission to the Deaf and Dumb " is the only Society of the kind- in Ayrshire, and is quite different from and entirely unconnected with the Glasgow or Edinburgh Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, or any- other educational institutions. THE OBJECTS OF THE MISSION ARE : I. To seek out all uneducated Deaf and Dumb persons, and provide instruction to the Deaf for their education ; 2, To provide religious left school To visit the sick and and Dumb after they have ; 3. other Deaf and Dumb persons at their homes; 4. To assist the Deaf and Dumb in obtaining employment, and to aid, if necessary, relieve eithe by apprentices in learning a suitable trade ; 5. To gifts or otherwise deserving and necessitous Deaf and Dumb persons. Mr James Paul, the Missionary, Kilmarnock or Ayr, to whom all communications on the business of the Ayrshire Missiun to the Deaf DIRECTORY. 13 and Dumb and relating to the education Deaf and Dumb Children, should be addressed. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Debbie, R., M.D. Maclachan, William, Riddall, John, M.D* Erskine, R. B.,M.D. M.D. Watt, J. R,, M.D. M.B. Morrison, A. B. Lawrie, W. J. L., Moore, Wm. M.D. Naismith, Will J., M.D. M'Kerrow,G.,M.D. M.D. AYR GAS COMPANY (LIMITED). Chairman—C. G. Shaw, Esq. Vice-Chairman—W. B. Cuthbertson Directors. R. D. Murdoch Wm. Bayne Hugh Cowan Walter Young P. B. Hill J. Robertson W. B. Cuthbertson J. B. Paton Secretary and Treasurer—W. Pollock. Manager—Wm. Smith. Clerk—J. Y. Cunningham. Collector—James Clark.
NEWTON CONSUMERS' GAS COMPANY. '\ Chairman—James Ferguson. Directors. K. Cameron John Goudie J. Roberson William Bayne Pei.er Garvie John Gray Robert M Vicar Secretary and Treasurer— Robert Fergusson, Writer. Manager—Andrew Young. Collector—Sergeant James Murray. CORN EXCHANGE COMPANY. Chairman— Robert Wallace. Thomas Bone James Hutton John Reid John Bone Robert Wallace James Wright Wm. M'Creath James Findlay William Kilpatrick, Treasurer. Thomas Steele, Secretary. R. A. Miller, Clerk. EXCISE. Collector—Thomas H. Taylor. Supervisor—W. Manners. Officer — Peter Connacher. CUSTOMS. Collector— F. W. Staples. Clerk— F. Franklin. Examining Officer—John Holden. Out-Door Officers—D. E. Macnamara and J. Greig. 14 DIRECTORY.
. AYR COUNTY CLUB—41 Sandgate Street, Ayr. Instituted in 1872,
R. F. F. Campbell, Esq., M.P , of Craigie, Chairman. C. G. Shaw, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer.
TOWN AND COUNTY CLUB—26 Wellington Square, Ayr,. G. J. Rankin, Solicitor, Interm Secretary. AYR BRANCH OF THE ROYAL LIFEBOAT INSTITUTION. Secretary William Pollock. Treasurer M'Hutchon. — —^J.
SAILORS' SOCIETY—Instituted 1581. Treses— Sec—J. B. Baton Treas.—J. M'Hutchon. Officer—M. Hannah MERCFTANT COMPANY. Instituted in 1655, and in 1820 a fund was formed for Widows and Orphans. Master—John Robertson. Treasurer—Robert MacCallum. Clerk—William Pollock. Officer—Wm. Higgins. PRESTWICK GOLF CLUB. Captain — W. S. Wilson, Esq. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—Harry Hart, Esq., Ayr. ST NICHOLAS GOLF CLUB. Meikle, Esq side Ayr. Captain—James , Wood Vilb, Secretary and Treasurer—David Caldwell, 5 Queen's Terrace, Ayr.. AYR YOUNG MEN'S FRIENDLY SOCIETY. President—J. M. Lester, M.A. Vice-President—A. T. BelU Secretary — A. Buchanan. AYR YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 146 High Street. Hon. President— Sir Peter Coats of Auchendrane. Hon, Vice-Presidents—Joseph Tait, D. Dunlop, and R. Wallace. President— William Tay or. Vice-Presidents— W. M'Geachin T. Gemmell, and G. T. Cowieson. Treasurer—John Semple, jr. Secretary-—A. Guthrie Semple. Association meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. Reading Room open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Parlour open daily from 6 to 10 p.m. DIRECTORY. I5L BOWLING CLUBS. AYR CLUB. • President— Mr A. King. Vice-President Mr W. Murray. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer ^ Ground - Falkland Park, Prestwick Road. Patron The Earl of Stair. K.T. Hon. President—R. F. F. Campbell, Esq., M.P. President - J. B. Baton, Esq. Vice-Presidents—Dr Naismith and R. M. Davidson, Esq, Captain—Mr Andrew Mark. Vice-Captain— Mr J. T. Goudie. Second XL Captain—-Mr J. Cochrane. Secretary and Treasurer—Mr J. M'Call, 38 Sandgate Street. Committee —Messrs Hunter, Phillips, Cooper, Willet, Macintosh, and Cochrane. . Match Committee— Messrs Mark, M'Call, and Cochrane. AYR LAWN TENNIS CLUB. President -Robert M'Creath, Forehill. Vice-President—Benjamin Corke, Doordeigh. Secretary—David Templeton, INIiller Road. AYR ACADEMICAL ATHLETIC CLUB. President— R. F. F. Campbell, of Craigie, M.P. Vice-President—J. Douglas Baird, Esq. Chairman—Mr E. G. Baton, Commercial Bank. Hon. Secy, and Treas. Mr W.Todd Ferguson, Argus Office, Ayr= MASONIC LODGES. Ayr St James—No. 125, instituted 1771 —R.W.M., Wm. Murray, Cyprus Cottage. Thomas Leitch, 54 Mill Street, Secretary. Lodge Room—20 New Bridge Street ; meets last Monday of every month. Ayr and Renfrew Militia St Paul— No. 204, instituted 1799— R.W.M., Major J. M. M. Morton, 9 Wellington SquarCo. Thomas Brown, 51 Content Street, Secretary. Lodge Room- i6 DIRECTORY. I Sandgate Street ; meets second Monday of every month. _Ayr St Paul's Royal Arch Chapter—No. i8, meets in i Sandgate Street. William D. Chambers, Old Bridge Street, Z. Scribe —Thomas Brown, 51 Content street BANKS. Bank of Scotland, National Bank of Scotland Agent—William Pollock (Limited). Accountant—^John Anderson Agent—Thomas Gemmell TeUer—Robert A. Miller Accountant - Q. Blane British Linen Coy. Royal Bank of Scotland Agent—William Kilpatrick Agent—H. Cowan Accountant—Robert Kennedy Accountant—D. Ilighet. Clydesdale Bank (Limited). Teller —William Ferguson Agent—Charles Smith Unlon Bankof Scotland Accountant—Thomas Macmillan (Limited). Commercial Bankof Scotland Agent—^John 1 Buncombe (Limited.) Accountant H. Lumsden Agent—William Macrorie Teller—John Briggs Accountant—E. G. Baton RESIDENT ACTING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Ayr Morton, J. M. M., of Belmont Bell, John, of Enterkine Oswald, R. A., of Auchincruive Boyd, Lt-Col. Hay, of Townend Baton, J. B., Ayr Coats, Sir Peter, ot Auchendrane Paton, Robert, Merchant Cowan, Hugh, Royal Bank, Ayr Pollok, R. M., Middleton Currie, Donald, Merchant, Ayr Ranken, Andrew, M.D. Cunningham, Wm,, Belmont Steele, Thomas, Shipowner Drennan, James, Auchinlee Stewart, William, Gearholm Dunlop, W. H., Doonside White, G. C, of Dankeith Gemmell, T. M., of Frankville Whigham, D. D., Ayr Gemmell, A. B., Publisher Wilson, J. P., of Po!quhairn Goudie, Robert, Ayr The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitutes Graham, John, Ayr of the County Hamilton, John, of Sundrum The Provost, Bailies, and Dean- Hamilton, J. Claude, yr of Do of Guild of Ayr Pleneage, Lt-Col M. W. , Ayr The Master of the Merchant Hunter, Evan A., W.S., Newark Co.,, Ayr Castle Newton. Hill, P. B., Beresford Terrace The First Magistrate Houldswoith, W., Mountcharles St Quivox. Kilpatrick, Wm., Solicitor Campbell, R. F. F., of Craigie, Limond, R. S., Bui nock M.P. Maclachlan, Wm., M.D. Prestwick. M'Al£Ster, Major, Dunskaig The Senior Magistrate Clerk—C. G. Shaw- Depute—J. H. O'Beirne. — I DIRECTORY. I f LIEUTENANCY OF AYRSHIRE. Lord Lieutenant—Earl of Stair, K.T. ' Vice-Lieutenant—R. F. F. Campbell, Esq , of Crai^ie, M P. Convener—Captain Boyle of Shewalton. Clerk of Lieutenancy —William Macrorie, Ayr. NEWTON-UPON-AYR. MAGIS TRATES. Bailies James M Ferguson A. M'D. H, Lang. Councillors I Reid Allan Gibb Adam ; James Hall Peter M'Geachie ' Alex. Thomas Reid | Cuthbert Treasurer—^James Ferguson. Clerk—W.F. M'Cubbin. NEWSPAPERS. Ayr Observer Tuesday M. Ferguson, Publisher. —^J. Argus and Express... Wednesday M. Ferguson. —^J. Ayr Advertiser Thursday— T. M. Gemmell & Son, Publishers* Ayr Observer Friday—J. M. Ferguson Ayrshire Post Friday—-Robertson & Co., Publishers. Argus and Express... Saturday—J. M. Ferguson. MARKET DAYS. New-Year's Day Fair—Thursday before 2nd Wednesday of January Palm Fair—First Tuesday and last Friday in April Hiring Fair—Third Tuesday in April, and third Tuesday in October Cattle Fair—Last Friday in April Midsummer Fair—Thursday and Friday before 2nd Monday and third Tuesday of July Michaelmas Fair—Second Thursday in October INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. Accident—Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank Brittania, Fire, and Briton Medical and General Life — James Andrev^^, solicitor Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, solicitor; Hugh Wood, hatter ; and R. Mustard, 6l AUoway Street Caledonian Fire and Life T. Duncombe ; —^J. Wilham Burns ; D. Dougall ; Thomas Gemmell, banker (Fire only) ; David Dunlop, solicitor ; and T. & T. Crawford Caledonian Fire—James Clark, 52 Main Street, Newton City of Glasgow Life—John Lockhart, solicitor, and R. Mustard 6 1 AUoway Street Commercial Union Fire Life Marine—^James Andrew, solicitor and Alexander Gemmell, solicitor — l8 DIRECTORY. ' Commercial Fire Insurance Coy—^James M'Crindle, 90 Sandgate Street County Fire Office—James M'Murtrie, solicitor; W. Macrorie, solicitor; and J. Silver, solicitor Edinburgh Life—Alexanger Loudon, soHcitor Edinburgh and Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Coy (Limited) Robert A Miller, Bank of Scotland Employers' Liability Assurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, solicitor, and Thomas Andrew, solicitor Equitable Fire and Accident Insurance Coy M. Watt, solicitor —^J. England and Scottish Law Assurance Coy Alexander Gemmell, jun., Thomas Young and William LIunter, 24 Sandgate Street Fire Insurance Association (Limited) -J. & W. Smith, accountants General Life and Fire - R. & R. MacCallum, solicitors, and R. Mustard, 61 Alloway Street Guardian Horse Insurance Coy—^James M'Murtrie, solicitor Guardian Plate Glass Insurance Coy. —R. Fergusson, 25 New- market Street Imperial Fire Insarance Coy—George Buchanan, accountant ; Hugh Byran, 26 Sandgate Street; and Robert A Miller, Bank of Scotland Imperial Live Stock Disease, Accident, and Fire Insurance Coy James M'Murtrie, solicitor Insurance Company of Scotland—Charles Smith,, E. G. Paton, and James Young (Fire only) Lancashire Fire and Life—John Murdoch, C.E. ; R. & R. MacCallum, Town Chambers ; T. & D. Crawford ; Chas. Smith ; and Tames Cook, banker Life Association of Scotland —William Burns, chemist ; Daniel Wyllie & Co.; Robert A. Mider, Bank of Scotland; R. Fergusson ; and R. & R. MacCallum, solicitors Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Coy—R. Fergusson, C. B. Rowan, and Thomas Young, solicitor London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Accident Insurance Company — Wm. Lymburn, and R. G. Brown, 62 High Street London Insurance Corporation—D. WylHe & Co. London General Plate Glass—Hugh Wood, hatter London and Provincial Horse and Carriage Insurance Company—R. Mustard, 61 Alloway Street Fire Insurance Coy & W. Smith, London and Lancashire —^J. 55 Newmarket Street, and Robert Dewar, auctioneer London and Liverpool Globe Fire and Life Office—G. J. Ranken, 4 Newmarket Street Marine Insurance—James M'Murtrie, sohcitor Mutual Life - David Dunlop, solicitor National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Coy—R. & R. MacCallum — DIRECTORY. I9 National Provident Institution —John W. M'Clymont, solicitor Fire and Northern Life—W. W. & J. Pollock and J. W. M'Clymont Northern Accident Insurance Coy —David Highet, Royal Bank North British and Mercantile Insurance Company—Hugh Cowan, • Royal Bank ; D, D. Whigjjiam, wine merchant ; A. Loudon, solicitor ; ; John Lockhart, solicitor Thomas Gemmell, banker; G. J. Ranken, sohcitor; and D. M. Campbell, Royal Bank Norwich Union Fire and Life—R. D. Murdoch, solicitor, and Frederick O. Carr, 70 Newmarket Street ; James Young, auctioneer (Fire only) Norwich and London Accident Insurance Association —Robert A. Miller, Bank of Scotland Phoenix Fire Office—D. Dunlop and W. Kilpatrick, solicitors Plate Glass — Insurance Company ^Hugh Wood, 31 High Street ; T. & D. Crawford ; and J. Silver, solicitor Provident Life Insurance Coy James M'Murtrie, — solicitor; and J. Silver, solicitor Prudential Assurance Coy—D. Stewart, superintendent. Agents Charles M'Crorie, James Clark, and William Whitelaw Railway Passengers Assurance Coy —J. M'Gill. station master Rock Life Assurance Coy— R. & R. MacCallum, solicitors Fire F. solicitor, Royal and Life—W. M'Cubbin, E. G. Paton, J. Paterson, and Thomas Andrew, solicitors Scottish Boiler Insurance Coy—Thomas Gemmell, banker Scottish Accident Insurance Coy — Thomas Gemmell, banker, James Young, R. & R. MacCallum, J. T. Buncombe, and R. Mustard, 61 Alloway Street Scottish Equitable Life— Charles Smith Clydesdale Bank Scottish Amicable Life—William Kilpatrick, banker, and D. Dougall, solicitor Scottish Employers' Liability and Personal Accident—R. Mustard, 61 Alloway Street Scottish Imperial life Office—G. J. Ranken, 4 Newmarket Street Scottish Legal Life Assurance M. Watt, solicitor —^J. Scottish Metropolitan Fire Assurance Coy—T. & D. Crawford Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Coy M'Crindle, St. —^J. 90 Sandgate Scottish Provident Institution—William Flint & Son, merchants, and W. F. M'Cubbin, solicitor Scottish Provincial— Thomas Gemnaell, banker, and W. T. Morton, solicitor Scottish Temperance Life and Accident Assurance Coy (Limited) James Gemmell, 5 High Street Scottish Union and National—D. Highet, Royal Bank ; William Macrorie A. B. ' ' ; Gemmell, Advertiser Office ; and John W. M'Clymont, solicitor 20 DIRECTORY. Scottish Widows' Fund—T. M. Gemmell & Son, publishers j James Young 48 Newmarket Street; Alexander Gemmell, jr.. solicitor, Commercial Bank; G. J. Ranken, 4 Newmarket Street; and D, Fergusson, solicitor Sickness and Accident—Alex. Gemmell, jr., solicitor; E, G. Paton^ Solicitor Commercial Bank ; and J. Silver Star Life Assurance Society—T. L. B. Robertson, Alloway Street Star Life Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, solicitor solicitors M'Murtrie, Standard Life—W. W. & J. Pollock, ; James solicitor ; Thomas Andrew, solicitor ; R. Dewar, auctioneer ;. and Thomas Smith, factor Sun Fire and Life—T. M. Gemmell and Son, publishers ; Thomas Smith, factor ; and Alex. M'Cubbin, soHcitor Union Fire and Life Insurance Coy—Hugh Wood, hatter United Kingdom Temperance Institution for Mutual Life Assurance —William Lymburn Victoria Mutual Association Coy (Limited)—James' M'Crindle, 90 Sandgate Street West of England Fire and Life Insurance Coy—Hugh Wood, 31 High Street, and Thomas Andrew, solicitor Westminster Fire Office—J. K. Hunter, 46 Newmarket Street Yorkshire Steam Boiler Insurance Coy—James M'Murtrie, sohcitor PUBLIC OFFICES. Assessor for Burgh of Ayr—Alexander Walker, 8 Academy Street Assessor for Burgh of Kilmarnock and County of Wigtown—B» Corke, Newmarket Street Assessor for Property and Income Tax—George Buchanan, 14 Cathcart Street Ayr Benefit Building Society 31 High Street—Hugh Wood, sec Ayr Water Office, Town's Buildings, High Street—John Mercer,, engineer Ayr Gas Company's Office, at the Works, South Beach—William Smith, manager Ayr and Newton Consumers' Gas Company's Office, at the Works, Damside of Newton—Andrew Young, manager Ayr District of Roads— C. G. Shaw, clerk; Office, County M'Murtrie, solichor, 70 Newmarket Street, Buildings ; James treasurer ; Allan Stevenson, surveyor Ayrshire Agricultural Association—James MfMurtrie, 70 New- market Street, secretary and treasuer Ayrshire Cattle Herd Book Society—James M'Murtrie, 70 New- market Street, secretary and treasurer County Poice Office, Charlotte Street—Captain Hardy M'Hardy, R.N., chief constable County Road Trust—William Pollock, 24 Sandgate Street, Ayr — DIRECTORY. • 21 County of Ayr Property Investment and Building Society, 26 Newmarket Street — D. Ciawford, manager Commissary Clerk's Office, County Buildings— R. Goudie, deck Commissioner of Supply's Office, County Buildini^s—Charles G. Shaw, clerk Staples, collector Custom House, 2 Fort Street— F. W. ; John Greig, Holden, examining officer ; D. E. Macnamara and J. out-door officers Harbour Office, 81 South Quay— J. M'Hutchon, collector and treasurer Harbour Master's Office, Dock Buildings, North Quay -Peter Barr. Inland Revenue Office, Stamps and Taxes, 3 Macneillie Buildings, Tait, collector Newmarket Street —B. Corke, surveyor ; Joseph Income Tax Commissioners, District of Kyle—James M'Murtrie, 70 Newmarket Street, clerk Justice of Peace, Clerk's Office, County Buildings— C. G. Shaw, Clerk to the Peace Post Office, 43 Newmarket Street —Robert Ramsay, postmaster Police Office, 29 New Bridge Street— Wm. M'Kay, superintendent Poor Law Board'^^—Ayr Board— David Caldwell, inspector ; Office. 21 Kyle Street. Newton Board —James Brackenridge, inspector ; Office Allison Street. St Quivox Board Robert Pyper, inspector ; Office, 98 Cross Street Procurator-Fiscal for the Burgh ; Office, 8 Cathcart Street— C. B. Rowan Procurator-Fiscal for the County ; Office, County Buildings— R. D. Murdoch Property and Income Tax Office, 3 Macneilie Buildings, New- market Street—T. Cullen, inspector ; Benjamin Corke, surveyor Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths for the Parliamentary Burgh of Ayr ; Office, i High Street—W. B. Cuthbertson, registrar Register of Proclamations for Ayr—J. W. M'CIymont, 52 New- market Street. Newton—J. M. Ferguson Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings—J. Lockhait, Clerk- Depute Telegraph Officj^, Post Office—43 Newmarket Street Town Clerk's Office, Town's Buildings, High Street—A. G. Young, clerk STEAMERS. To Glasgow, Greenock, and Girvan—Wm. Robertson, Agent. To Liverpool, Belfast, Larne, Stranraer, Garliestown, & Campbeltown—Ayr Steam Shipping Company, Agents. DIRECTORY. AYR BURNS CLUB ACTING STATUE COMMITTEE. Chairman—Mr Burns. Ex-Provost G-^udie, Piesident, David Templeton Ayr Burns Club. Charles J. Highet George Bain, Secretary, Ayr Jame^ MLachlan Burns Club William Murray John A. M'Callum, Treasurer, William Burris Ayr Burns Club Robert Paton, Jun. Dr Watt James C. Highet. John Gray James K. Hunter James Hyslop Charles .Smith, Clydesdale Bank, Ayr, Hon. Treasurer. James Ferguson, Jun., and Thomas Duncan, Joint Secretaries. COUNTY POLICE COMMITTEE. Mr Pollok of Middleton, Chairman, and three a quorum. R. F F. Campbell of Craigie, R. M. Pollok of Mi Idleton M P. Hugh Hamilton of Pinmore The Hon. G. R. Vernon, The Marquis of Ailsa Auchans, M.P. Capf. Campbell of Auchmannoch Lieut. -Col Gould Hunter-Weston Captain Boyle of Shewalton - of Hunters on. R. W. Cochran Patrick . oF J. F. Dalrvmple Hay of Dunlop Woodsiile Sir E. H Blair, Bart., of R. A. Oswald of Auchincruive Blairquhan The Lord Lieutenant W. C. S. Cuninghame of The Sheiiff of Ayrshire Caprington W. A Orr Paterson, Sheriff- W. Ralston-Patrick of Trearne Substitute (in absence of General Sir Claud Alexander, Sheriff) Bart., of Ballochmyle Provost of Irvine PRISON VISITING COMMITTEE—Ayr Prison. From the County. From the Burgh of Ayr. Bailie. Shankland W. Rals'on-Patrick of Trearne Bailie J. M. Ferguson John Bel of Enterkine Treasurer M'Colm Captain Boyle of Shewalton Bailie Liltle, Kilmarnock, from Sir E. H. Blair, Bart., of Buigh of Kilmarnock Blairquhan Provost Watt, Irvine, from R. M. Pollok of Middleton Burgh of Irvine W. D. Russell of Maulside John Phillips, Feuar, Dunoon, from Art^yllshire DIRECTORY. 2$ DISTRICT LUNACY BOARD. Sir E. H. Blair, Bart., Chairman, and three a quorum. ' W. Ra'ston-Patrick of Trearne Capt. Campbellof Auchmannoeii J. F. Daliymple Hay of Dunlop Captain Bo)le of Shewalton Sir E. H. Blair, Bart., of R. M. PoUok of Middleton Blairquhan W. D. Russell of JVJaulside W. C. S, Cuninghame of The Provost of Ayr Caprington The Provost of Kilmarnock J. Bell of Enterkine The Provost of Irvine INSPECTOR UNDER THE FACTORY ACTS FOR AYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. J. S. Maitland, H.M. Inspector of Factories, 54 Belmont Gardens, Hiilhead, Glasgow. Certifying Surgeon—Dr J. Black Morrison, Ayr. H.M. PRISON. Governor— Lt. -Col. C. E. Macaulay. Chaplain — Rev. J. Barbour. Surgeon— Robert Debbie, M.D. Matron— Mrs Raid. AYR PUBLIC LIBRARY: Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street. President— R. D. Murdoch) Esq. Vice-President— John Young Junr. , Esq Secretary —R. C. Dewar. Treasurer'—Quintin Blane. Librarian- Sergt. -Major Pope. SURVEYING STAFF FOR SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF SCOTLAND. GENERAL POST OFFICE. Head-Quarters—Ayr. E. P. W. Redford, Esq., Surveyor George H. Gibb, Esq., Assistant Surveyor W. F. G. Webber Esq., Surveyor's Clerk Esq., Surveyor's Clerk J. L. MacDonald, A. Johnston, Inspecting Telegraphist R. W. Stevenson, Stationery Clerk * 24 DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE, AYR Postmaster—Robert Ramsay, Esq. Chief CZ?r/&—Andrew Muir Clerks—Alexander Paterson and Geo. A. Johnstone Sorting Clerks and Telef^raphisfs—Wm. Thomson Wm. Hall, Robert Walker, Wm. Paterson, James G. Ilislop, Robert Ramsay, junr., R. M Murray Wm. Wilson and four Female Telegraphists. .S'/a;;//'^;'^—Archibald Walker, James Napier, Robert Barclay, and Wm. Leggat Totvn Postmen— Peter G. Napier, Hugh Paterson. Samuel Wliitelaw. Hugh Napier, John Cameron, James M'Neil, Wiliam Cummins:, James Barclay David Caddis, Archibald Walker, junr., and Four Auxiliaries Country Postme7t—Yingh Paterson, Hngh Smith, Jnseph Pratt, David Ludgate, Thcs. Richardson, R. M'C.ement and Thos. King Qn Sundays the Letters are delivered at the Office from 9 A.M. to 10 A.M., to callers. Letters are collected from the Pi lar and Wall Letter Boxes at the following hours, namely :— NABIES of PILL4TI AND "Week Days. Wall Letter EoxE^. 1st 2nd 3rd 4(.h 5th 6Lh 7th A.M. A.M P.M P.M. P M. P.M. P.M. EglintoTi Terrace. W B. 5.30 10 15 1. 5 3.50 7,0 8 15 9.0 Baiiwaj Station. P.B... 10 15 !9.50 3 45 6 45 8.0 9.15 t High .-Ttreet, PK 530 10 15 1.16 3 5'» 7.0 8.15 9.15 Fewtonliead, w.B 5.30 10.15 1.0 3 45 6.45 8.0 90 No th Quay, t\B 5..SO 10 15 10 • 3,50 70 80 9.0 Sou h t^uay, VV B 5 30 10.15 1.0 350 7.0 80 90 a 9.0 OWBiidgeEnd, P.R. .. 5.30 10 .5 1.0 3 40 6 45 80 .2 10. 9. 5 Cattle Market, W.B . 5.30 '5 1.15 3.40 7.0 815 9 15 1 Alioway Place, W.B... 5 30 10.15 1.15 3.40 70 8.15 •-3 Racec'inrse Road, PB 5 30 9. 5 1.0 3.30 6.45 8.0 9 05 a Broomfield Rnad, P.H. 5.30 9 15 1.0 3 30 6.45 8.0 8,45 9.0 WnJlace' own Toll, W.B. 5 30 9 15 1.0 3.80 6 30 8.0 "a^ Casilehill. WB 9.20 12.5 2 35 5 20 7,45 85 Bigh Street R 0. W.B 5.30 10 15 1.15 3.45 70 8.15 9.10 Miller Head, PB 5 30 10.1. 1.16 8.45 70 8 15 9 15 New Road, v\'.k .... 5 30 9 30 10 3 40 6 45 8.0 9.0 — — DIRECTORY. 2$ RECEIVING OFFICES. High Street (263 High Street)—R. Neil, Receiver. Newtonhead (Main Street, Newton) —A. Lawson, Receiver. All ordinary business is transacted at these Offices, with the excepliun of Telegraph. BRANCH OFFICE—Ayr Docks. Open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday, 9 a.m to 2 P.M. All ordinary business is transacted at this Office, with the excep- tion of iVIoney Orders, Postal Orders, and Savings Bank. Letters are collected at 10 a.m., i p.m., 3.45 p.m., 5 p.m., and P.M. INLAND PARCEL POST. Parcels not exceeding 11 U'S. in xod'^ht are receive! at any Post Office .or transmission between places m the United Klni^dom. In order that a packet may go by Parcel Po.st it must be tendered for transmission as a parcel, aid shou!d bear the words "Parcel Post," which should be clearly written in the left-hand tup corner Every Post Office is open to the pubUc for Parcel Pi>st business on week days during the same hours as for general postal business. No Parcel Post business is. a.s a rule, tran;sacied in En_^land or Ireland un Sundays, Christmas Days, and Good Fri lays ; nor in Scotland on Sundays and all public holidays. — The following are the principal conditions and regulations : The size allowed for an Inland Postal Parcel is : — Greatest Length 3 ft. 6 in. Greatest length and girth combined... 6 ft. o iu. For example A parcel measuring 3 ft. 6 in. in its longest dimension mky measure as much as 2 ft. 6 in. in girth, i.e.^ round its thickest part ; or A shorter parcel may be thicker ; thus, if it measure no more than 3 ft. in length, it may measure as much 3 ft. in girth, girth, i,e,, round its thickest part. The most convenient mode of measuring is by means of a tape -6 ft. long, having the length of 3 ft. 6 m. marked thereon. So — 26 DIRECTORY. much of the tape ns is not u'^ed in measuring the length is the measure of the maximum girth permissable. Such a tape, if pro- vided by stationers, may conveniently be marked in one colour up to 3 ft. 6 in., and the remaining portion in another colour. The rates of Postage are— for a Parcel Not exceeding i lb. in weight 3d Every additional lb. or fnction of a lb. up to 1 1 lbs., i^d extra. Compensation for loss or damage will be given subject to certain regulations, in accordance with the following table : — Without payment of fee to amount not exceeding £1 On payment of insurance fee of id in addition to postage, to an amount not exceeding ;^5 . On payment of insurance fee of 2d in addition to postage, to an amount not exceeding ;^lo No parcel is accepted which weighs more than 1 1 lbs., or is no^. sufficiently paid. The postage must in all cases be paid in advance^ and by ordinary postage stamps which must be affixed by the sender before tendering a parcel for transmission by Parcel Post at a Post Office. Parcels must not be posted in a letter box, but must be taken into a Post Office and handed over the counter. Care must be taken that every parcel bears a clean address. A parcel bearing the words " Parcel Post," or otherwise marked for transmission as a parcel, anl posted out of course in a Letter Box, must be forwarded as a Letter or Book Packet if it is fully prepaid al the ra'e proper toeiiher, and it is otherwise in accordance with the regulations of the Letter or Bcok Post. If it does not comply with the above conditions, but is fully pre- paid at the Parcel rate and is otherwise in accoidance with the Parcel Post regulations, it will be forwarded by Parcel Post and charged with a tine of 3d, together with the deficient postage, if any, at the Parcel Post rate. The address of a parcel must be clearly written either on the outer wrapper or on a separate address label securely fastened to the parcel; and the necessary stamp or stamps, to prepay the postage mu^t in all cases be placed (as in the case of letters) close above the address. Parcels which bear on tie outside any writing or drawing of an indecent or offensive nature, or wiihin which any contents of a like nature may be observed, and parcels containing gunpowder, cart- ridges, lucifer matches, or anything explosive or liable to sudden DIRECTORY. 2/ combustion, bladc^er- containing liquid, live animals, grossly ofien- sive or filthy matte', find anything in a condition likely to injure other parcels or nny officer of the Post Office, are prohibited. . If any such parcel be tendered for posting, it is refused, or, if detected in ir. nsit, it is detained. Parcels contaii ing tish tame, meat, eggs &c. , or razcr- scissors, needles, knive-^, fo k-, or other parcels. 1 iqu.ds or ^enii -liquids, such as jelies pickles, paint, varnish, i^c. are i(t accepted unless in bottles or cans securely stoppered ; nor powdeis, unless so packed that they cannot escape in tran!-mih-s;on. iJolt es or glass in any form can be accipted on y when so packed as lo be secuie from breakage. If a parcel be tendered in a d; uiaped or insecure condition, or in a c< ndition likely to injiire other parcels or any officer of the Post Office it is refused. li a parcel in ^uch a condition is observed in transit it is, if pos.-ible, ma(!e secure and sent forward ; but, if it cannot be so secured, it i.^ detained. Parcels bnown to certain a letter, packet or, parcel intended for delivery at an a(lc!re>s other than that borne on the parcel itself are prohibited. PARCEL S^ MAILS. frirc'l >•'•'' 'Vioci at DI'-.-^PATCHES. 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REGULATIONS. f Opdin-'R^ T'rs ^E-s— Al the year round this Office i^ on Wt^ek ''^ay <• i f pen to tl I ul'li' f r < djnaiy Business at 7 a.m. It is a way- cio.-^Hd at 9 P.M (111 'a Mil; y l.e ' ttc.- is I pen from 9 A M. to 10 AM. unly, but the Letter Box n ui. ill^^ u in us on otlier days. ^ bO ^ bo in %13 1-1 ^1 fl ""B =^55 o ~ s t^. ^ ;S s >» rn r JS:^^^^ > &c ce P.S H -f P< c C5i3^00CX3XO»00 i-(C^OOr-IOOO 73 ^fa a -D 5= rt. 3 r' :3 -g 'us 'S tT -c-'S-S >» >, -i^ =^ & s - X o O0-^050C50CO< i^,_lrH,_ipHOOOOr-lrH—l(Ni-(r- - - -3 = i' r o O , 1^ br-^ ^r-=-3 -i^ •-; M ~ CO -73 5 i' S £f 5 - fcfc^-i C O i^ O 5 t^ r. S .W) ft O O W ^ 5- at T3 be 2, J day morning Evening '3 "3 morning u morning ® S D Tue If Evening A a Liveipool >> 1 ^1^ castle-on-Tyne Tiiursd^.y Thursday altermte and 3 Friday iMorning at ^1 iig y ft |i "^^ ^«^ I" OOOOOo -' c a .|l '.2 .2 . . !.s :l : * I?- rH '5 '3 • 'S ^ brbfl bo bJO •-3 '^ -c -« -li c g c a Ti • • X • d : c3 ce • . 03 :: i^^-S :::::• : ^ -ti '^ ' ° ;£ ^ ^ m a) ^ S £:S~5 -u ce ce "^ 1 ce ^ X ce cj ce "^ ce . . b 3 . -^ • o 'o O :'S ^^^ '.'0 '. d c c fl O O 1 .2 .2 1 2« .§^^? ^ — ^1 lb(N^CO ^f-. c ^"^c-^^lfE^r^?"i- ^'Sa° B CC.5 M i^ 1-^ ^ .3 i^^i 11 0-5 S f C = O c c c c ^ • • ^ ' M • >» ^-s ; '. t I : : '.-1^ > : c .* M 2. '&o •73 1 Vs. M : : o "3 5 S i 02 c6 ; "w JO rC ^.r^ <*-'- cc.::^ 0) ^ M C -?5 c = ^T :e .5 .-5 e a C3 i 1 -• >-5 a 1 H-l ai5 m" iO •s s.s ^bn i a 5 '^-^^ la C -3< w w s W o o Ol 00 00 oo 00 00 t> t- ca 05 »« ' c3 c c 5 5 O ^ Q ''3I r^ t; ~ • . a . ° . s; • a; a 'A ^ ^ JZ * ce a . «*-. . o "i X i "^ -•" M SI ^ CO J -yi r -Ji ODU bf t. bO: !^ X i X ^ X rt X 5^ >< ^ X s a> ;r oi .^. O X - C c 5 c 5 c ^e ^ i- /i ^ •- to C ft O K ci bX) ^ oj s "^ - - to » r^ " a; CD 3J 1 cS^j -<- •— o a ^ 32 ' DIRECTORY. MONEY ORDERS. 1. When applying for Money Orders the public should use the prepaid printed ' Application Forms " which are supplied gratuit- ously at a,l Money Order Offices, viz. : — ' 1. Application for Inland Order;^. 2. Applicaiion for Foreign Oiders. 2. The commission on Inland Money Orders is : For sums not exceeding £i - - - - - 2d. ., above £i aad not exceeding £2 - - 3d. 5> ,, £2 ,, „ £4 - - 4d. „ ^4 ,. ,. £7 - - 5cl. , JS7 „ „ ^10- - 6d. 3. No Order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. 4. No Money Order can be issued, unless the app'icant furnish in full the surname and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the 1 emitter pnd the payee, together with remitter's address. In the cise of Foreign Orders the full address of the payee must be given ; and if the Order be payable to a native in B.itish India, the Tribe or Caste and the Father's name must also be furnished. Exceptons 1st. When the remitter directs at the time of issue (\\hich he is at liberty to do) that the Orde , by being crossed like a cheque, be made payable on'y through a bank" it is left to his option to give or withhold the name of the payee. 2nd. If the remitter or payee be a Peer or a Bishop, h's ordinary title is sufficient. 3rd. The designation of a firm is sufficient, except in the case of company trading under a title which does not consist of the names of the persons composing it, as the "Carron Company." Commis^on on Foreign Orders : — sums not For exceeding {^2, 6d ; ^5 is ; £"] is 6d ; ;^lo, 2s. A Money Order, when once issued, cannot be cancelled. POSTAL ORDERS. Postal Orders, for certain fixed sums from is up to J'l, are now isiued to the public at all Post Offices at Avhich Money Order business is transacted. 2. The following are the amounts for which Postal Orders are issued, together with the Poundage payable in respect of each Order : — DIRECTORY. 35- s. d. d. s. d. d. j I lo---i I 46-- - - - o - - - I I 6 i I 5 2 o 7 6 - - - I - - 2 6 10 o . I - - - 3 o 10 6 I - - - 3 6 15 o li - - - 4 o I 20 o i^ The new Po-tal Orders can- be so combined that any sum con- sisting of shillinf^s and sixpences up to 20s, may be transmitted by two Orders, and Postage Stamps may be used up to fivepence lor broken amounts, which htamps should be affixed on the face of the Orders 3. The person to whom a Postal Order is issued must, before parting with it, fill in the name of the person to whom the amount is to be paid, and may fill in the name of the Money Order Office at which the amount is to be paid. The person so named must, before payment can be made, sign the receipt at the foot of the Order and must also fill in the name of the Money Order Office, if that has not been already done. 4. Every person to whom a Postal Order is issued should keep a record of the number, date and name of office of issue to facilitate inquiry if the Order should be lost. No Money Order, Postal Orders, or Savings Bank business is transacted on a Sunday. Applications to Return Letters. —A letter when it has once been posted, cannot be returned to the writer, but must be forwarded to the person to whom it is addressed. Change and Bad Money.—No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorised to demand change ; and when any money is paid at this office whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. 1. Post Office Savings Banks are established at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom and are open for the receipt and payment of money dai y during the hours appointed /or Money Order business. 2. At these banks deposits of one shilling, or any number of shillings, will be received ; but no one may deposit more than ^"30 in one year ending 3rst December, or make a further deposit when 34 DIRECTORY. the total amount standing to his credit has reached /"iSo exclusive of interesf. 3, Lterest at the rate of £2 los per cent, per annum (which is at the rate of sixpence in the pound for each 5"earj or at the rate of one halfpenny on each complete pound for each month reckoning from the first day of the calendar month next following the day on' which a complete pound has been deposited, up to the last day of the calendar monih preceding ihe day on which the money is with- drawn) is allowed until the sum due to a depositor amounis to ^^200, when interest ceases to be alluwe 1. INLAND LETTERS- RATES OF POSTAGE. — The rates of postage when prepaid are as follows : For a letter not above I oz., ...... id ,, above i oz. and not above 2 oz., ... l^d 5, ,, 2 oz. ,, 4 oz., ... 2d ,, ,, 4 oz. ,, 6 oz. ... 24d ,, 5, 6 oz. .,, 8 oz., ... 3d ,, ,, 8 oz. ,, lo oz., ... 3^d ,, ,, 10 oz. 5, 12 oz:, ... 4d And so on by ^d for every additional 2 oz. A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double postage ; and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is chargeable with double the deficiency. RE-DIRECTION. I. Eve y inland re-directed letter, post card, or other postal packet is liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) for each re-direction, unless both the original and the second address be within the delivery of the same Post Office, or Sub-Office, or rural walk, and the re-direction be made by an officer of the Post Office. Thus on a paid or unpa'd letter not exceeding i oz. in weight re-directed either by an officer of the Post Office, or by any one else to a different delivery, an additional postage is levied of one penny ; and if the vi'eight be more than I oz., but less than 2 oz., of three-halfpence, and so on. — Exception. '^o charge for re-direction is made on Government letters. 2. An inland registered letter, when re-directed to any place within the United Kingdom, is only iiab e to the same additional chargtfas an ordinary letter. ^t. 3. If an inland registered letter, when re-directed, instead of being taken back to the Post Office to be dealt with as a registered letter, is dropped into the letter box as an ordinary letter (the word *'• registered " not having been erased or having been erased in DIRECTORY. 35 pencil only), it becomes liable to the same treatment as any other letter which is marked registered and found in the letter box; and must be surcharged with a re.^istration fee of 8d viinus the value of any stamps already fixed for the registration. 4. Notices of removal, and app ications for letters to be re- directed, must in all cases be dulv signed by the persons to whom the letters are addressed, and in provincial tow. is they must be sent to the local Postmaster. Printed forms of notice can be obtained at any Head or Branch Office, or from the Postman of the walk ; and when filled up and signed, they should be given to the Postmaster of the district or to the Postman ; but owing to the frequent removals which take place in the Metropolitan district, it is desirable, for the prevention of mistakes, that persons who are about to change their residence should inform their correspondents before- hand of their intention so that their letters may be directed in the first instance to their new address. 5. A Postmaster is not bound to re-direct for a person temporarily leaving his home, and not having a private bag or box, unless the house be left uninhabited. ADDRESSES TO THE QUEEN AND PETITIONS TO PARLIAMENT. Petitions and Addresses to Her Majesty, forv^^arded direct, are exempt from postage, and such petiiions 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 ends. No letter, or other enclosure, however, must be inserted, and if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bears the proper number of postage stamps, will be charged as an unpaid letter. INLAND NEWSPAPERS. For each inland newspaper, whether ported singly or in a packet, the postage when prepaid is one halfpenny ; but a packet containing two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a higher rate of postage than would be chargeable for a book packet of the same weight, viz., one halfpenny for every two oz., or part of that weight. A newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted either unpaid or unsufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or insufficiently paid book packet of the same weight. The newspaper wrappers are sold at 10 for 5^d. The Post Cards are sold at the following prices : —Thin Cards, yd ; Stout Cards, 8d per dozen. Foreign Post Cards may be sent to all the countries comprised in jhe General Postal Union. — 36 DIRECTORY. Foreign Post Stamps with an impressed stamp of id and ijd each are sol INLAND BOOK POST. The following are the regulations for the Inland Book Post : — The postage is one halfpenny for, every 2 oz., or part of that weiiht. A packet i^osted wholly unpaid is charged with double the book postage ; and if posted partially prepaid, with double tke deficiency. A book packet may be posted either wiihout a cover (in which case "it must not be fastened, whether by means of gum, water, sealing wax, postage stamp, or otherwise), or in a cover entirely open at both ends, so as to admit of the contents being easily with- drawn for examination ; otherwise it is treated as a letter. For the greater security of the contents, however, it may be tied at the ends with a string ; Postmasters being authorised to cut the string in such cases, although if they do so they must again tie up the packet. Circulars i.c , letters which, according to internal evidence, are being sent in identical terms to several persons and the whole or the greater part of which is printed, engraved, or lithographed, may also be sent by book post. ABUSE OF THE BOOK POST. It seems to be but imperfectly understood that there is no lega way of sending a letter other than a circular letter, through the post for a postage of a halfpenny, except by means of a post card A notion appears to prevail that, because a post card which is open to inspection may have a letter written or printed upon it, any card whatever, and even any piece of paper, if only it be placed in open wrapper, may be sent through the post with a letter written or printed upon it for a postage of a halfpenny. It seems necessary, therefore, to explain for the guidance of the public I. That the letter rate of postage must be prepaid for any com- munication of the nature of a letter, whether it be placed in a - closed envelope or in an open cover, unless a post card be used for the purpose or unless the letter be a circular letter i.e., a letter having internal evidence that it is intended for transmission, in identical terms, to several persons, and the whole or greater part of which is printed, engraved, or lithographed. DIRECTORY. 37 - Large numbers of letters, not being circular letters, are from time to time found in halfpenny wrappers, contrary to the express •pro- visions of the book post ; and, as the officers of the department are instructed to surcharge all such letters with additional postage, it will save not only trouble to the Post Office but annoyance to the public, if care be taken always to pay letter postage for letters other than circular letters, unless tbey be written or printed on post cards. ! REGISTRATION. The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, or book packet is 2d. t passing between any two places in the United Kingdom or 'damage of registered letters, books, or I Compensation for loss will be given, subject to certain regulations, as [ newspapers I follows ;— Where no fee, except postage and registration fee is paid, to an amount not exceeding - £$ Where, in addition to postage and registration fee, insurance fee of 2d is paid, to an amount not exceeding j^io Every letter, Ac, to be registered should be presented at the counter, and a receipt obtained for it, and should on no account be dropped into a letter box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked *' Registered " be dropped into a letter box, it will, " if directed to to any place in the United Kingdom," be liable to a registration fee of 8d, instead of the ordinary fee of 2d. Every article presented for registration must be enclosed in a strong cover, securely fastened. If the article contains money, it must, in order to gain the benefit of the guarantee be enclosed in a Registered Letter Envelope sold by the Post Office ; and if coins are sent, they must on no account be put in loose, but must be packed and enclosed in such a way as to move about as little as possible. All inland letters which contain coin, watches, or jewellery, even though they be posted without registration, are treated as registered, and are charged on delivery with a registration fee of 8d in addition ; , to the ordmary postage and any such letters which cannot be i registered in time to be forwarded by the Mail for which they are posted are detained for the next despatch. The registration of a packet makes its transmission much more I secure, inasmuch as under ordinary circumstances, a registered acket can be traced through its whole course, and thus the loss of registered packet is a very rare occurrence. — 38 DIRECTORY, ARTICLES NOT ALLOWED TO BE SENT BY POST. 1. It is forbidden to forward by post any indecent or obscene print, painting, photograph, lithograph, engraving, book, or card, or any other indecent or obscene article, or any letter, newspaper, publication, packet, or card, having thereon any words, marks, or designs of an indecent, obscene, libellous, or grossly offensive character. Anything posted contrary to this prohibition will be stopped and sent up to the Returned Letter Office, London. 2. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents of the Mail bag, or to do bodily harm to any officer of the Post Office. If such a packet be posted without the Postmaster's knowledge, or if at any time before its despatch he should discover any such packet, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of the packet, to the Secretary. The following are the examples of the articles referred to : leeches, game, fish, meat, A glass bottle or glass in any form ; fruit, or vegetables ; bladders or other vessels containing lucifer matches, or anything which is liquids ; gunpowder, explosive or liable to sudden combustion ; razors, scissors, needles, forks, or other sharp instruments are also forbidden, except when sent in packets or samples to foreign countries on the condition mentioned in Rule. Pattern and Sample Post, Inland. 1. Trade Patterns and Samples of Merchandise may besent between places in the United Kingdom, at the following rates of postage :— For a packet not exceeding 4 oz. in weight - - id. 6 oz. - - lid. „ ,, ,, 8 oz. ,, - - 2d. 2. No packet -must exceed 8 oz in weight. The limits of dimen- sions are 12 in. by 8 in. by 4 in. delivery n,. A packet posted wholly unpaid will on be chargeable insufficiently paid will be chargeable with double postage ; and if with double the deficient postage. 4. Patterns and Samples must be sent in wrappers (marked " Pattern Post" or " Sample Post ") entirely open at both ends, and must be so packed that they may be easily withdrawn for examina- flour, drugs, and such-like articles. tion ; but Samples of seeds, DIRECTORY. 39 which cannot be sent in open wrappers, may be enclosed irf boxes (but in such a way as to admit of easy examination) or in bags of linen or in other like material, tied at the neck. Closed bags, even if-transparent, will not be allowed 5. The name, address, and trade of the sender must be in all cases printed {not written) on the outside of the wrapper above the address. If this rule be not complied with the packet will be liable to be charged on deliveyr. 6. The number, price, and private business marks may be written (at the top left-hand corner), but no other writing will be allowed. Packets infringing this rule will be surcharged at the letter-rate. 7. No glass bottle, or glass in any form, may be sent; no explosive liquid, semi-liquid or greasy matter, nor powders of any kind which may stain or do other damage ; nor any living creature. 8. Patterns of scissors, knives, razors, and other sharp articles must be so packed and guarded as to completely prevent injury to the other contents of the Mail Bags, or to the officers employed, but the packets must at the same time admit of easy examination. When these requirements are not complied with, the packet will be stopped. 9. When necessary for securing the due transmission, or delivery, of letters. Patterns and Samples may be kept back for the succeeding despatch or delivery. 10 The Postmaster-General wishes it to be clearly understood that the Post is expressly intended for the, benefit of, and is absolutely restricted to, bona fide Trade Patterns and Samples of Merchandise. Packets not containing bona fide Patterns, and posted prepaid at the pattern-rate only, .will be charged with double the deficient postage, at the letter rate, together with a fine of 6d. Pattern and Sample Post, Foreign. 1. The Pattern and Sample Post to Foreign Countries and the Colonies generally is restricted to bona fide trade patterns or samples nf merchandise. Goods sent for sale or in execution of an order are not admis.sible, nor any article liable to Custom Duties. Patterns and Sample Packets must be prepaid. 2. Patterns or Samples, when practicable, must be sent in covers open at the ends, and easy of examination. But samp'es of seeds, drugs, &c. , may be enclosed in boxes or in bags, fastened in such a manner that they may be readily opened. 40 DIRECTORY. 3. There must be no writing or printing upon or in any packet for non-Union Countries except the address of the person for whom it is intended, the address of the sender, a trade mark or number,, the price of the articles, the weight or size, and quantity to be disposed of But a packet for any country in the Postal Union may contain Printed Papers; and, if the rate applicable to Commercial Papers be paid, it may also contain Cominercial Papers. 4. Samples of saleable value must not be sent to any foreign country in the Postal Union. Eider down, raw or thread silk, woollen or goats' hair thread, vanilla, or isinglass, fall under this rule, if weighing more than three ounces. 5. Samples of scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, must be packed and guarded so as not to injure the contents of the mail bags or the officers of the Post OfHce, while at the same time they may be easily examined Indigo, liquids, or explosives cannot be sent. 6. A packet of Patterns or Samples sent to any place comprised in the Postal Union (except Belgium France, Greece, Luxemburg, Portugal, Switzerland via France, the Argentine Republic, and the United States) must not exceed 8 inches in length, 4 inches in width, 2 inches in depth, and 8 oz. in weight. The limit to Belgium, France, Greece, Luxemburg, Portugal, Switzerland via France, the Argentine Republic, and the United States is 12 inches in length, 8 inches in width, 4 inches in depth, and 12 oz. in weight. The size of a packet for a non-Union country or colony is limited to 24 inches in length, 12 inches in width or depth, and 5 lbs. in weight, except New South Wales, Queensland, and Fiji, for which the limit is 3 lbs. in weight. POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS. Telegraph business is transacted from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. on Week Days, and on Sundays from 9 till 10 A.M. Ayr Docks from 9 A.M. till 5 P.M. Saturdays from 9 A.M. till 2 P.M. No Sunday attendance. INLAND TELEGRAMS. The charge is 6d for the first 12 words, and ^d for each additional word. Addresses are charged for. , a - a . ^ C» ^ O) -^ CO rH «1< lO CO O (N 1-1 CO CO * to t~ t~ a : : S t = S r : lo o • in to ooo 05 Oi o * U3 ,-1 IS C ,lO lO >^ lO lO o o o rH -* O O CO OOCO CO CO * ^ tH • 1:~ 00 00 good = 3 •fi ..^ _.-.=. Q; XJl • . . a -.1 ' • :5 : 2^ ei3 . O , .ft I M I § i p^iii • - o :l M - O : bD .5; o ;5 & c B ^-^ ii - g o 5 ^ S '^ 2 f^.5 ^ o: d tri::: Or^K' «oa a*? •ifldaa !«< o « zog -pie •A ^ 29202 -8^ HR X9()UqgjSA, 1 ^^ - - -*» -*,!:? - 1 Xire jo^ X.ia 00 zo^pTB 1 M 1 1 1 ^ 1 ! 1 1 1 1 '1 1 •ZOfOXSO^,^ CO M ^ 1 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 1 1 zo^-pxec) (M ' 1 •* 20^0X9 :j,M •Boa (M (MC 10 "O O O U3 00 ZOI0X9!J,M oa O iH 00 000 0^0 O O zofox9:},N t -e * (M (N CO >jO: (N * s • g^fi t^ H Kf=I H ^^ . al- p.m p.m. and 30pm. m. tri 00 p month, it •1 30 50 30 ery y 8 4 8 OOfg pm. 4pm; 4 ay 1- VVerlnesday p.m Thursday, Thursday, VVedn^s urday, sday, 30 S w,_S >>>.cS >.>>ca) ?!^ 00 =c s^ > 2^ o =o_ ^^^ -- !» ..^ -^ c3 a (S^2 o;.~.w —s ^o ^o M WQ O ft 000 OQft eo -* * 1 ^ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -^-^ 1 1 1 1 1 1 II II 1 1 1 M (N (N (N 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...L 1 1 ^ 1 1 1 1 .^.•^^ 1 1 _i.__ _J_ 1 1 l_ _LJ_ J_ U3 o O O o 00 00 00 O o O O o o o o o o o oo o O" ^ (M IQ ^ s.^ a? c? COCO Sq CO -* ^ ^ OH H 42 rt (D t" Si) o> a ss^ P Q C.»-n^ 3J3 =1 B 2r §"*' a I"* S '^ d I e-"" H m.-'ij : :, o JO ; i^ ^ p ° '^ %> •-3 a ^- fl -- ^.- en — J o I-' .5 ^ ?, g N O o c- ;^ il 1^ o"! . ^^ *J ^ g ^ t/3 Irf S - " " d, erf vo lO Caller ^ ^ o eliver egins O U-, O -si- « ro O d « ^ X>. 00 O -^ >> -^ "^ - ^ 12 s - - H d. ^" Lette egins eliver Carri( j; O »J^ '^ ^ HH o tA !>. WW ->}- od Q __ • • ^ : ri •'-' O 1/3 erf C JJ Q > -^ '"' 3 > > : : ^ o M: erf : s u § O r. o 1, .i erf 3 SO 3 1 :"„ • u2 a 'erf ; so : 5 ^3: 3 ^ P^"^ i 1 -if bjo o • =fe jS .5 1 1r o is . o • 9 tf3 C3 rC (U ^^ ^" as PL, o "^ "S . :fi.r rn' : c o a 5 erf ^ u "So bo St3 O o — C .in 3 >S OJ erf o J> < S p ^ ^"^ ^ u" & O i5 o IrfK^ 2 o-^ ^ =^ oy o r, rt ^nu^t^^ c g t*'s ° ^ tJiV o _^ O ^ CS ^' Pi rt c ^ ^xJ rt 9 ii ^ oT^^ S o S||| JS >^c;^j «llll "? ^ 3 ' )3 r£3 rt ^ erf i^ "2 -§ a a ^ J2 -^ G "^ bX) ^ c rt '^ c C w w (^ Wh-1 H W I DIRECTORY. 45 CARRIERS. Ayr and Glasgow—^John Forgie leaves Mrs James Miller's, 61 High Street, for Glasgow every day at 9.40 a.m. Barr—Anthony M'Clure leaves the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel, Killoch Place, for Crosshill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P.M. Crosshill—Wm. Quinn leaves Victoria Hotel for Crosshill every Tuesday at 2 P.M. Catrine and Mauchline—William Bell leaves the Black Bull Hotel, Wallacetown, for Catrine^and Mauchline every Tuesday at 3 P.M. Dalrymple—Allan Mair leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Dalrymple every Tuesday and Friday at 3 30 P, M. JOPPA and CoYLTON—Thomas Hutchison leaves the Sun Inn for Joppa and Coylton on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Satur- day, at 2 P. M. Kilmarnock—David M'Fadzean leaves 34 Main Street, Newton, for Kilmarnock every Wednesday and Saturday at li a.m. KiRKOSWALD—^John Smith leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkoswald every Tuesday at 2 P.M. KiRKMiCHAEL—John M'Kellar leaves the Sun Inn for Kirkmichael every Tuesday and Friday at 2.30 P.M. ,, —Neil Craig leaves Lang's Court, High Street, for Kirkmichael and Crosshill every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P.M. LiTTLEMiLL—WiUiam Lindsay leaves the Sun Inn for LittlemiU every Tuesday at 2 P.M. Maybole—David Watson leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Maybole every day at 2 P.M. ,, —David M'Dowall leaves Lang's Court, High Street, for Maybole every day at 2 P. M. Ochiltree—Robert Brown leaves the Sun Inn, High Street, for Ochiltree every Tuesday at 2 p. M. ,, —William Greenshields leaves the Star Hotel Court for Ochiltree every Tuesday at 2 p. M Old and New Cumnock and Muirkirk—Robert Vallance leaves the Sun Inn for Old and New Cumnock and Muirkirk every Tuesday at i P.M. Straiton"—John M'Blain leaves the Victoria Hotel for Strait on every Tuesday at 2.30 P.M. Tarbolton—Thos. Rae leaves the Black Bull Hotel, Wallacetown, for Tarbolton every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P.M. Troon and Dundonald Wm. Wallace leaves Lang's Court, High Street, for Troon and Dundonald every Tuesday and Friday at 2 P. M. COACH. The Straiton Coach leaves the Ayr Arms Hotel for Kirkmichael and Straiton every Tuesday at 4 P.M. DIRECTORY. AYR. A Abernethy, Alexander, Sergr-Major, 1st Ayrshire and Gallowaj- Volunteer Corps—Head -quarters, lOO High Street Abernethie, Miss, tobacconist, 12 New Bridge street ADAM, JOHN, Butcher, 9 Newmarket Street—house^ Fairhome, Dalmellington Road, (See advt, page 42). Adam, John, frame sawyer, 137 South quay Adam, Thomas, spirit merchant, 93 South quay Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 98 High street—house, I Stanley place, Dalblair road Adamson, Mrs, 9 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Adveiti>er Office, 108 High street AFPLEGE:, -WILLIAM, & SON, CalDinetmakers, Uphol- sterers and Funeral Undertakers, 35 and 6*7 High Street, J. M. Thomson, Sole Partner, (See advt, Page 59) Agnew, James, surgeon dentist, 4 Barns street Aitken, Hugh, 5 Arran terrace, Fort Aitken, John, carter, 23 Kyle street Aitken, Miss, Seminary for Young Ladies, Wellington lodge, Bath phice Aitken, Thomas, Athole Arms Hotel, Alloway street Alexander, Capt. Gilbert, 1 17 South Quay Alexander, Mrs Ivie, Alloway Park, off Alloway Place Alexander, James (of W. Alexander & Suns, wood merchants), 2 Barns park Alexander, John, draper. Commercial house, 2 New Bridge street house, 4 do. Alexander, Mrs Thomas, Millrig place, 2 Charlotte street Allan, Colonel William, Rosebank house, Mayhole road ALLAN, DAVID, Coal Merchant, S"? Sandgate St—house Darlington Cottage, 6 Darlington Road, Newton. (See advt. between Ayr, Newton and Wallacetown Allan, Hugh L., reporter, Advertiser o&.Q.e.—house, 1 1 Montgomerie terrace. Fort Allan, John & Co., grain dealers, 172 High street Allan, Miss, 14 Queen's terrace ALLAN, ME3, Fish, &ame, Poultry^ and lee Merchant,. 10 New Bridge St., and 201 Hifh Street—house, 8> Buckingham Terrace, Charlotte Street. (See advt, page 6l) — AYR. 47" Allan, Robert, 8 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Allan, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 23 Barns Street-^shop^ 102 Main Street, Newton Allan, William, clerk, Bellevue Crescent, off Beresford terrace Allan, William, bowling green keeper, 99 Mill street Allan, Wallace, watchmaker and jeweller, 6 Newmarket street house, Abington cottage, Prestwick Allwood, Charles, piano tuner, 4 Queen's terrace Alston, Charles H., Red House, Racecourse road Alston, Mrs, St Andrew's House, o£f Racecourse road Ancelle, Louis, hair dresser, 18 Newmarket street— house, 7 Watt- field road ANDES-SON, ALEZAITDUK., OMna mercliant, 281Tev Bridge street, —house, 5 Bruce Crescent, Fort. (See advt, page 78!. Anderson, John, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate street Anderson, Laurence, art master, Ayr Academy—house, 14 Welling- ton square Anderson, Mrs John, 129 South quay Anderson, William, 8 Arran terrace. Fort Anderson, William, ostler, 209 High street Andrew, James, solicitor, 21 Newmarket street—house, 2 Welling- ton square Andrew, Thomas, solicitor, 9 Sandgate street—house, 22 Barns street Argtis &f Express Arbuckle, George, glass and china merchant, 92 Sandgate street Arthur, Hugh, bar officer. County buildings, Wellington square Arthur, Mrs, 8 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Auld, John, meter inspector. Gas Works, Gaswork road Auld, Miss, Broomfield villa, Broomfield road ATTLD, "WILLIAM, PlumTser, Slater, and. G-lasier, SS Sandgate street—house, 12 Fullarton St. (See advt, p 68.) Austin, David, coachman, 4 Wa'tfield road, off Midton road Austin, David, cab driver, 209 High street Ayr Advertiser, 108 High street Ayr Observer B Bain, David, Butler, 29 Dalblair road. Bain, George, head master Smith's Institution — house. Smith's; cottage, Midton road 48 DIRECTORY. Bain, James, contractor, 6 Eglinton terrace, Fort Bain, Walter (of Ayr Steam Shipping Coy.), Grosvenor place, 35 Fort street Baillie, Thomas, mole catcher, 23 South Harbour street Baird, James, builder, 7 Dalblair road Baird, James, dairy, 96 Sandgate street Baird, J, D., 10 Wellington square Baird, Mrs, Bible reader, 79 Alloway street Baird, Aliss, milliner, 16 Barns street Baird, Mrs James, 30 Queen's terrace Baird, Mrs, seamstress, 211 High street Baird, Robert, Old Book Depot, Boat vennel Ballantyne, John, grain dealer. 159 High street Ballantyne, Robert, shepherd, 67 Mill street BAEA, AMBIIOSE, artist-photographer, Fort Studio, Citadel Place, and Beresford Studio, Beresford terrace house, St. John's, Fort. (See advt. inside of front cover) Barclay, James, town's postman, 36 iMill street Barlow, Rev. J. R., Moravian minister, 2 Cassillis street Barrowman Alexander, stableman, 276 High street Basso, Dominico, confectioner, 46 Kyle street Bayne, William, Gleniffer place, Miller road Beachcroft, Mrs R., 12 Wellington square Beddoes, Captain F. H. W., inspector of Life-boats for Scotland, 8 Park circus, off Racecourse road Begg, Adam, railway employee, 24 New Bridge street Bell, Captain James, 3 Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Bell, John, storeman, 58 Mill street Bell, M. & J., Berlin wool shop, 49 Newmarket street Bell, Rannie, & Co., wine merchants, 5 Fort street Bell, Rev. A. T., 6 Cassillis street BENNETT, J. B- & SONS, Painters and Decorators to tlio Queen, 36 Newmarket street (See advt, page 75.) Beveridge, R. M., solictor, 5 Cathcart street BEVEHISaE, "WILLIAM, Chemist, 2 Macneillelauildin^ Newmarket street-—house, 17 Bams St. (See advt, p 93) Bird, John, district agent, N.B. Railway Coy, 5 Alloway street Black, James, baker, 14 Kirkport, High street Black, "William R., draper, 12 High street Black, William R , compositor, 6^ Alloway street Black, William, railway porter, 36 Kyle street Blackie, William, Lome Temperance Hotel, 135 High street Blackwood, Mrs Agnes, 4 Alloway place AYR. 49 Lincroft, Carrick park, ofif Midton road Blair, James, ^ Blair, Mrs James Blackburn cottage, Midton road Blair, Mrs John, lo High street Blair, Mrs R. C. Leslie, Chalet, Carrick park, off Midton road Blane, "William, blacksmith, 54 Mill street Blue, Patrick, green grocer, 25 South Harbour street Bolton, James, cigar importer, 50 Sandgate street Bond, Dennis, waiter, 4 Midton road Bone, Miss, 26 Fort street Bone, Miss, dressmaker, 78 Sandgate street Bone, Miss, dressmaker, 238 High street Bone, Miss, 8 Carrick park, Midton road Bone, WilUam, & Co., saddlers, 252^ High street Boswell, Mrs J. D., Sandgate house, Sandgate street Borland and Atkinson, Misses, Wellington Laundry, 94 Sandgate street Bowden, Joseph, manager Ayr Coffee House, 54 High street Bowie, H., upholsterer, 45 Newmarket street Bowie, Mrs, 82 High street . Boyd, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 6 Old Bridge street Boyd, Colonel James George Hay, of Townend, I Wellington square BOYD, JOHN. Soot and SJioemakor, 40 Sandgate Stroet house, 31 Green Street, Newton. (See advt, page 17). BOYD, JOSEPH, Sculptor near Hallway Station, Town- head—house, Overdale, Castlehill Road. (See advt, p 28). Boyd, Mrs, 6 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Boyd, Robert, feuar. 64 Mill street Boyle, Thomas, butler, 125 South Harbour street Brackenridge, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 168 High street — house, 5 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Brand, David, Sheriff of Ayrshire, Kensal Tower, Racecourse road Bremner, Andrew, gardener, Hope cottage, Midton road Brewster, Mrs James, 15 High street Brotherstone, Miss, milliner, 26 Newmarket street Brown, Hugh, School Board officer, and house factor, Milrig place, 8 Charlotte street Brown, James, tailor, 1 1 Carrick street Brown, John, family baker, 47 Newmarket street Brown, Miss, Linstead cottage, Barns crescent, off Miller road Brown, Miss, 2 Arran terrace. Fort Brown, Mrs, Cromwell cottage, Seabank road. Fort Brown, Mrs Robert, 3 Kensington terrace, Miller road 50 DIRECTORY. Brown, Mrs William, Victoria Park house. Racecourse road Brown, Mrs William, 7 Eglinton terrace, Fort Brown, Robert, millwright, 119 High street Brown, R. G. (of R. Forrest & Co., grocers), 7 Eglinton terrace. Fort Brown, Robert, mason, 254 High street Brown, Thomas, cooper, 145 High street—house, Carrick street Brown, William, groom, 60 iMill street Brownlee, Sergt. Robert, 127 South Harbour street Bryan, Hui^h, clerk, i Ballantine drive, off Carrick road BB>7DlilT, &BOE&E Coachlsuilder, 51 Sand^ate Street, house, 23 Green Street, Newton. (See advt, page 24.) Bryden, Thomas, gardener. Nursery house, Dalmellington road Bryson, Miss, milliner, 61 Sandgate street—house, 3 Arran terrace, Fort Bryson, William, umbrella maker, 238 High street Buchanan, Archibald (of Buchanan & Sons), serated water manu- facturer, 78 High street Buchanan, George, accountant, 14 Cathcart street Buchanan, George (of Buchanan & M'Gregor, grocers), 146 High street Buchanan, John, tobacconist, 259 High street—house, 12 Carrick park, Midton road Buchanan & M'Gregor, grocers, 144 High street Buhler, Frederick, sausage skin manufacturer, 237 High street Bulkelly, Miss, music teacher, 26 Dalblair road Burgess, Mary, baby linen warehouse, 47 Sandgate street Burns, James, commercial traveller, Viewpark, Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Burns, John, saw sharper, 135 South quay Burns, Miss, 32 High street Burns, Mrs John, 7 Park terrace, off Alloway place BT7IINS, WILLIAM, O^emist, 112 High St-house n Barns St. (See advt, p 91.) Burton, John, clerk, 10 Alloway street C Cairns, Miss, teacher of music, 12 Cathcart Street. Cairns, Mrs John, 12 Cathcart street Calder, Hubert, shoemaker, 88 High street OALDEH, HU&H, OsTaom© Bar & Star Hotel. (See advt p 96) Callan, Miss, 4 New Bridge street Caldwell, David, inspector of poor, 21 Kyle street —house, 5 Queen's terrace ) AYR. 51 Cameron, Andrew, grocer, 207 High street —house, 3 Cr^igleur terrace, Carrick road Cameron, Hugh, tailor, 2 Old Bridge street Cameron, John, plumber, 45 Newmarket street Cameron, John, town postman, 261 High street Cameron, Robert, ironinonger, 148 High street OAMEIlO] Cardwell, J. & A., Venetian blind manufacturers, 45 Fort street Carlisle, Mrs David, teacher of music, 15 Charlotte street Carnochan, Alexander, weaver, 79 Mill street Carr, Fred O., i Wattfield road, off Midton road Carr, Captain E., Royal Scots Fusiliers, Westerton, Dalmellington road Carslaw, Robert, horse dealer, 4 Killoch place CASSELLS, DAVID, G-rocer & Spirit mercliant, 175 Higli St- (See advt, p 13. Cassells, James, gardener, 169 High street Cassells, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 169 High street Cathcart & Co., exporters of Carrick blend whisky, and wine merchants, 1 5 South Harbour street Cathcart, Mrs E. M., Roanpark, Fort OA"W, JAMES, 51 Newmarket St -house, lo Eglinton terrace. Fort. (See Advt. p 103) 52 DIRECTORY. Cellars, David, hay, grain, and straw merchant, Letham cottage, Carrick road Chalmers, Archibald, Blackburn lodge. Racecourse road Chambers, Alexander (of R. Chambers & Son), 5 Old Bridge street Chambers, Robert (of R. Chambers & Son), 18 Eglinton terrace ' Fort Chambers, Robert & Son, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 7 Old Bridge street—works, 75 Wallace street, Wallacetown William Chambers, D., stationer, 13 Old Bridge street—house, 4 Barns crescent, off Miller road Chambers, William, tinsmith, 9 Alloway street, and 18 Old Bridge End, W Chambers, Miss, teacher Girls' Industrial School, 22 Carrick street Chambers, Miss, Roselea villa, Carrick road Chapman, WilHam, smith, 19 Boat vennel Cherry, John, cab driver, 43 Mill street Christie, David, hair cutter, 212 High street Christie, Thomas, storeman, Ayr Mills, Mill street Christie, William, boat builder, 33 South quay— house, 10 Cath- cart street OLAEIS, DAVID, Joiner, "74 Hi^h St—house, 2 Beiievue Crescent, off Beresford Terrace. (See Advt. p 88) Ciark, Captain James, Gleniffer place, Millar road Clark, James F., Refreshment Rooms, i66 High street Clark, John, joiner, 65 Alloway street Clark, Miss, Milrig place, 6 Charlotte street Clark, Miss, dairy, Killoch cottage, Midton road Clark, Mrs J., 4 Park circus, off Racecourse road Clark, Mrs, 3 New Bridge street Clark, Mi's Samuel, 6 Bath place Clark, Mrs Thomas, 13 Queen's terrace Clark, Samuel, storeman, 49 Alloway street Clark, W. G,, manager shipyard, 3 Ailsa place. Fort C'LA'RKE, 'WILLIAM, Joiner, 5Qh Sandgate St- (See advt P 87.) _ Clark, William, carter, 23 Kyle street Cleland, Rev. John, St Lawrence house, off Racecourse road Cleland, William, coachman, St Andrew's house, off Racecourse road OLIMIE, ANDBE'W, Fleslier, 211 Hig-h St-house, Raemoir, Bowman Road. (See advt, p 44). Clydesdale, James, cowfeeder. Brewery house. Fort AYR. 53 Mill street Clydesdale, John, shoemaker, 59 , Coats, George, Belleisle, Racecourse road Colligan, John, 3 Old Bridge street Collins, Captain James, South Bank cottage, Fort Connacher, Peter, officer of excise, 4 Kensington terrace, Miller road Connally, James, railway policeman, 60 Mill street Connell, David, tailor, 233 High street Connell, G. L. W., hatter, 223 High street Cook, James, 33 Newmarket street Cook, John, Posting Establishment, Star Hotel court, 108 High street Cook, Mrs John, washing and dressing, 261 High street Cook, Thomas, pharmaceutical chemist, 87 High street—house, 6 Bellevue crescent, off" Beresford terrace Convery, James, carpenter, 100 High street Copland, John, joiner, 53 Mill street Copland, Rev. George, Cathcart Manse, Miller road Copland, Samuel, jobbing gardener, 5 Hope street Corke, Benjamin, surveyor of taxes, Doonleigh, Carrick road Cormack, William, B Sc, English master, Ayr Academy—house, Pladda view, 34 Fort street Coulter, Alex., waterman, 59 South Harbour street Couper, Miss, Lyndoch, Racecourse road Couperthwaite, R. G , draper, Tantallion villa, Carrick road Cowan, Adam, Edendarroch, Midton road Cowan, Andrew, Midsands cottage, Racecourse road Cowan, David, flesher, 35 Alloway street Cowan, Hugh, agent, Royal Bank of Scotland—house, St Leonard's, Midton road Cowan, Hugh, cattle dealer, 3 Stewart place, Carrick road OOWAiT, JOHN, Clothier, V7 New Bridge St. -house 16 Main Street, Newton. (See Advt. P48) Cowan, John, grocer, 135 High street —house, Bellevue cottage, 12 Midton road Cowan, Miss, Edendarroch, Midton road Cowan, Mrs, Temperance and Commercial hotel, 2 Carrick street Cowan, Mrs, greengrocer, 82 Sandgate street Cowan, Mrs John, 12 Midton road Cowan, Miss, 4 Wellington square Cowan, Robert, tailor, 123 High street Cowan, Samuel (of M'llwraith, Cowan, (fe, Co.), 73 Alloway street Cowap, John B., professor of music, 23 Eglinton terrace. Fort Cowie, John, lath splitter, 24 Carrick street Cowieson Brothers, hosiers and drapers, 124 High street D 54 DIRECTORY. Craig, John, ham curer, 20, 22 and 24 Dalblair road Craig, Miss, 6 Wattfield road off Midton road Craig, Misses, 27 Wellington square Craig, Mrs David, confectioner, 34 Kyle street Craigie, Mrs, lady superintendent Ayr Academy—house, 15 Eglinton terrace, Fort Craik, Mrs James, 2 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Crawford, David (of T. & D. Crawford)—house, Greenlawn cottage, Midton road Crawford, John, late coachbuilder, Roselea villa, Carrick road Crawford, Miss, 6 Kensington terrace, Miller road Crawford, Mrs Dr J. L., 6 Barns terrace Crawford, Mrs Thomas, 11 Queen's terrace Crawford, Robert, solicitor, 41 Fort street 0IIA"WP0RD, T. Ss D., accountants, 62 Newmarket street (See advt, page 83) OEA'WFOIID, THOMAS, ^ame, fish, and ice merchant, 198 High street, and wholesale warehouse, 1 Port street. ( See advt, page 60) Crawfurd Miss Julia, 5 Park terrace, off Alloway place Cree, Adam, saleroom 19 Old Bridge street—house, 158 George street, W Crichton John, blacksmith, 147 fligh street Cumming, Alexander, manager Ayr Nusery, Nusery house, Dal- mellington road Cumming, Colonel, Carrick lodge, Carrick road Cumming, James, wine and spirit merchant, 20 New Bridge street Cumming, John, carter, 172 High street Cunningham, Andre vi-, fruiterer, 30 High street—bouse. Mill brae, Alloway Cunningham, J. Y., cashier Ayr Gas Co. —house, Alloway, by Ayr Cunningham, James, Grosvenor place, 37 Fort street Cunningham Mrs John, Anchorage, Ronaldshaw park, off Race course road Cunningham, Miss, 26 Dalblair road Cunningham, Mrs, 115 High street Cunningham, Mrs, grocer. S^ Alloway street Cunningham, William, superintendent Cemetery, Cumnock road Currie, Donald (of Currie, Rae, & Co.) —house, 3 Alloway place Currie, John, joiner, 197 High street CUH^IE, HAE, & CO., silk mercers, drapers, and cloth- iers, Ailsa Taviildings, High street, (See advt page 50) — AYR. Si dUUIlIE, MUS "WM. C, coal a^ent, and genei^al register for servants, 80 Sandgate street—house, 52 Mam street, - N. (See Advt, page 91) Custom House, 2 Fort street Cuthbert, Alexander, & Son, boot and shoemakers, 22 High street —house, Seaview, Newtonhead, N. Cuthbert, Mrs Wm , 8 Barns terrace Cuthbertson, W. B., bookseller and stationer, I High street house, Terrace house, Charlotte street Cuthbertson, W. B., jun. (of D. Wyllie & Co.), 9 Park circus, off Racecourse road D DALMELLINaTOlT IRON COY.'S OFPIOE, 55 Saadgate street—David White, manager, (See adv>t, page 48) Dalton, Thomas, shoemaker, 1 6 Kyle street Dalziel, Miss, teacher of piano, Ellenbank cottage, Carrick road Dalziel, Mrs, Blair lodge. Racecourse road Dalziel, Mrs, lodgings, 15 New Bridge street Davidson, Misses, greengrocers, 57 Newmarket street— house, Morningside cottage, Springvale road Dempster, Alex., carder, 11 Kyle street Dempster, Mrs John, Rainbow Temperance Hotel, 55 High street DE'WAH, EOBEUT, auction mart, AUoway street; ofS.ce, 108 High street—house, Havelock terrace. Miller road. (See advt, page 32) Dick Miss, 3 Barns street Dick, Misses, dressmakers, 169 High street Dick, Mrs, Waterloo villa, Dalmellington road Dick, Mrs, grocer, 67 Alloway street Dick, Mrs John, 12 Alloway place Dickie, George, ostler, 5 Sandgate street Dickie, James, veterinary surgeon, 10 Newmarket street Dickie, John, frame sawyer, 131 South quay Dickie, Miss, 13 Barns terrace Dickson, Francis, cab driver, 229 High street Dickson, Miss, l Barns crescent, off Millar road Dingwall, Hugh, coachman. Dykes cottage, Midton road Dobbie, James (of R. Dobbie & Co.), 2 Bellevue terrace, off Race- course road Dobbie, James, chemist and druggist, 18 New Bridge street —house, 4 Park terrace, off Alloway place S6 DIRECTORY. Dobbie, John, (of A. Smith & Son), ii Alloway street DOBBIE, Fu. Sis COY., tanners, ciiirners. leather merchants and shoe manufacturers, Mill street Tan "Works, family laoot makers, 42 High street, (See advt, page 103) Dobbie, Robert, M. D., surgeon, 3 WelHngton square Dobbie, William, boot and shoemaker, 167 High street Dodds, Alexander, shoemaker, 50 Mill street Dodds, John, waiter, 45 High street Donald, Miss, Drongan cottage, Midton road Donald Robert, Wellwood villa, Dalmellington road Donaldson, Archibald, foreman baker, Franklin villa, Fort Donaldson, David, merchant, 159 High street —house, Millerfielrl, Broomfield road Donaldson, Miss, 2 Alloway place Douglas, Mrs, dressmaker, 45 Newmarket street Douglas, Alexander, manager, Ayr Brewery—house, Brewery house. Mill street DOTJ&LAS, JAMES, sculptor, near railway station- house. Park circus, off Beresford terrace. (See advt, page 29) Douglas, James, joiner, 75 South Harbour street Dougall, David, solicitor, 62 Newmarket street—house, Coilbank, Castlehill road Dow, James, 13 Cathcart street Dow, Miss, 9 Barns street Drennan, James, land valuator, Auchinlee, Miller road Drennan, D. E., fruiterer, 41 Alloway street Duff, Hugh, coal agent, 10 Academy street Duff, William, cabinetmaker, 88 High street Dunbar, James, slater and glazier, 197 High street Duncan, Miss, I Weston place, Millei* road Duncan, Mrs John, Ailsa cottage, Fort Duncan, Charles, storeman, 28 Mill street DUNOAN, THOMAS, wine and spirit merchant, 161 High street,—house, i Weston place. Miller road. (See advt, page 15) Duncan, Rev. Wm. C, Minister of 2nd charge, Bourtreepark, Dal- mellington road Dunlop, David, solicitor, i Cromwell place—house, i Wellpark place. Miller road Dunlop John, spirit merchant, ^'] and 79 South Plarbour street ST7NL0F, M. Ss M., china merchants, 60 High street- house, 2 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street. (See advt, page 69) ) — AYR. $f Dunlop, Miss Mary, 21 High street Dunlop, Mrs James, 2 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Dundee Equitable Boot Depot, 49 High street Dyinsmuir, George, joiner, 79 Mill street Dunsmuir, Thomas, salesman, 134 High street Durham, David, storeman, 107 High street Durham, & Wright, dressmakers, 107 High street Dyer, W. M., confectioner, 51 and 53 Pligh street—house, Esther- lee, Prestwick road Dykes, Mrs George, 4 Doon terrace, Carrick park, Midton road Dykes, John, & Son, seedsmen, 15 Harbour street Dykes, Rev. Thomas, D D., Southpark, Racecourse road Eaglesham, John, A. R. J. B. A., C. E., 3 Cathcart street Eaglesham, Robert, 69 Alloway street Easdale, Andrew, joiner, 254 High street Eccles, Miss M., 119 High street Edgar, Mrs, laundress, 152 High street Edgar, Thomas, baker, 10 Alloway street Erskine, Robert B., M.D., 5 Alloway place Ettershank, Edward, commercial traveller, 6 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road F Farquhar, John, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 53 Newmarket street—house, 9 Carrick park, oft Midton road Farquhar, Miss, female teacher. Lady Jane Hamilton's School — house, 9 Carrick park, off Midton road Farquharson, Wm., gardener, 127 South Harbour street Faulds, Robert, slater, 19 Kyle street Feggans, Samuel, mason, 169 High street Ferguson, James, & Son, tobacco manufacturers, 26 New Bridge street - house 24 do. PBRa'O'SON, J. M., "OTaserver" Oface, 55 Newmarket street - house. Fa kland house, Prestwick road. (Seeadvts, pages lo6, 107, 108) Ferguson, John, tanner, 79 Alloway street PEHarSSON, ALEX., printer and stationer, 18 High street — house, 5 Montgomerle terrace, Fort. (See advt. Fergusson, David, solicitor, 29 Newmarket street—house, I Doon terrace, Carrick park, Midton road Fergusson, Robert, writer and accountant, 25 Newmarket street house, Weir lodge, Broomfield road Fernie, David, plumber, 91 South Harbour st. S8 DIRECTORY. Findlay, Hugh, furniture sale rooms, 14 and 16 Old Bridge street Findlay, James, Inspector County Constabulary, 56 Dalblair road Findlay, John, Buck's Head Hotel, 2 Kyle street FINDLAY, THOMAS, grocer and spirit merchant, 174 High street—house, Auchlewan, Dalmellington road. (See advt, page i8) Findlay, William, Tantallon villa, Carrick road Findlay, William F., i6 Carrick park, Midton road FmLATSON, & CO-, tailors and clothiers, ;53 ITewmarket street. (See advt, page 49) Fisher, Malcolm, 187 High street Fisher, James, gardener, Afton cottage, Midton road Fisher, J., hosier and glover, 58 Newmarket street Fisher, Robert, jobbing gardener, 152 High street Fisher, William, joiner, 9 New Bridge street Flett, David, i Garden park Miller road Fletcher, Peter, flesher, 189 High street —house, 67 do, Flint, Ebenezer, merchant, 3 Citadel place. Fort Flint, William, & Son, me chants, 7 and 8 Harbour street Flint, Mrs Wm., 2 Montgomerie terrace, Fort Forbes, Mrs Alex., 14 Barns street Forgan, Charles Captain, Springvale house, Midton road Forgie, Mrs David, Kyle tavern, 31 Kyle street Forgie, John, Ayr and Glasgow carrier, 31 FuUarton street Forgie, Robert, baker, 134 High street FOEHEST, ^OBEBT, & CO-, grocer and wine merchants, 62 High street. (See advt, page 16) Forrester, Mrs, 3 Park Circus, off Racecourse road Foster, Franklin, H.M. Customs, 8 Wattfield road, off Midton road Fozier, Mrs, 2 Doon terrace, Carrick park, Midton road Fraser, David, tinsmith, 134 High street Fraser, James, manager Nursery, 1 1 Beresford terrace Fraser, Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 New Bridge street Fraser, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 77 and 79 High street and 7 New Bridge street —house, 4 Bruce Crescent, Fort FIIE"W, JOHN, fiesher, 69 High street—house, Aidersyde, Carrick road. (See advt, page 44) Fi'ew, John, surgeon dentist, 7 Cathcart street Fullarton, Mrs Alexander, 9 Queen's terrace Fullarton, Major W. Fullarton, Wheatfield, Racecourse road Fullarton, Mrs Duncan, 14 Bath place Fulton, James, gardener, 87 Alloway street Fulton, Robert, gardener," 187 High street — AYR 59 G Gairdner, Miss, 2 Queen's terrace Gairdner, Misses, Ardvoulin, South Park road, off Midton road Gairdner, William, Dalblair house, Dalblair road Gairdner, William, Eildon cottage, Midton road Galbraith, John, mason, 85 Mill street Galbraith, Mrs Samuel, Berestord cottage, Beresford terrace Gallic, George, 5 Park circus, off Pvacecourse road Galloway, Captain John, 4 Ailsa place, Fort Galloway, Mrs Andrew, Park circus, off Beresford terrace Galloway, Mrs, 28 Dalblair road Gait & Co., dressmakers and milliners, lo Barns street Gait, Miss, 9 Havelock terrace, Miller road Gait, Misses, 7 Bellvue Crescent, off Beresford terrace Gebbie, George, 29 Kyle street Gemmell, Alex., posting establishment, 227 and 229 High street house, Woodburn, Carrick road Gemmell, Alex. B. (of Ayr Advertiser)^ Frankville, Racecourse road Gemmell, Alex, jr., solicitor, i St Johns street Gemmell, Mrs Gavin, 5 Barns terrace ^EHMELL, JAMES, Bookseller and Stationer, 5 Higrli Street—house. Beach cottage, off Prestwick road, N. (See advt p 109) Gemmell, Thomas M., & Son, publishers of Ayr Advertiser, 108 High street Gemmell, Thomas, agent. National Bank, 34 New Bridge street Gemmell, Thomas M. f^of Ayr Advertiser), Frankville, Racecourse road aENEEAL LIFE 55 PIUE ASSITEANOE OOT.-R. h. R. MacCallum, Town Chambers, High street, (See advt p 64) Georgeson, Mrs William, 6 Killoch place GEIIIIAITD, DAVID, Ayr Arms Hotel, and lieadquarters of the CT.O., 231 High street (See advt. p 95) GIBB, ALLAN, CaMnetmaker, 74 High street—house, 121 Cross street, W. (See advt p 86) Gibb, George H., assistant surveyor G.P.O. —house, 17 Charlotte street Gibb, Robert, boilermaker, 121 South Quay Gibb, Miss, Kinchoil, Broom field road Gibson Allan H., reporter, Hope cottage, Midton ro^d Gibson, Hugh, cab driver, 209 High street Gibson, John, flesher, 26 High street 60 DIRECTORY. Gibson, James, 7 Bains Crescent, off Miller road Gibson, James, weavers' agent, 75 South Harbour street Gibson, James, circular deliverer, 48 High street Gibson, John, hatter, 86 High street Gibson. Mrs, Gas Work road Gilbertson, Mrs, 2 Eglinton terrace. Fort Gilfillan, Andrew, quarry master, 8 Bellevue crescent, off Beresford terrace Gillan, Robert, 18 Wellington square Gillan, Rev. George, 35 Queen's terrace Gillies, Mrs, 31 Dalblair road Girdwood, Gavin, baker. 188 High street, and 20 Sandgate street —house, Curtican, Carrick road Girvan, James, spirit merchant, 109 South quay—house, 1 15 do. Girvan, Alexander, slater, 29 Carrick street Glendinning, Miss, 64 Sandgate street Gold, William, wine and spirit merchant, 232 High street Good, Mrs, 12 Bath place Good, Mrs, 8 Eglinton terrace. Fort Goodall, George, painter, 17 Old Bridge street Goodwin, John, ship chandler, lO Montgomerie te?rrace, Fort Gordon, Mrs Henry, 41 Fort street Gordon, John, joiner, 125 South Harbour sti'eet Goudie, Adam, baker, 5 Carrick park, off Midton road Goudie, John, blacksmith, 214 High street Goudie, John & Sons, confectioners and pastry bakers, 253 and 255 High street —house, Springpark Dalblair road Goudie, Robert, solicitor and commissary clerk, County Buildings —house, 14 Alio way place Goudy, Mrs Dr, 9 Alloway place Govan, William, joiner, 131 High street—house, 8 Hall's vennal, Newton Graham, Archibald, hair cutter, 4 Hope street Graham, David, superintendent of Water Works, Town Buildings, 29 New Bridge street Graham, David, railway lorryman, 52 Mill street Graham James D., M.A. head master, Grammar School—house, Hamilton villa, Carrick road Graham, John 2 Killoch place Graham, Miss, head teacher, Lady Jane Hamilton's School, 26 Charlotte street Graham, Mrs George, 16 Dalblair road Granger, Rev. William, 4 Cromwell place, Fort Grant, Donald, Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 New Bridge street Grant, Duncan, grocer, Seabank Villa, Montgomerie terrace, Fort —shop, 86 Main street, Newton AYR. 6i Grant, Mrs George, Milrig place, 6 Charlotte street Grant, W. G. (of Hunter & Grant, drapers), Milrig place, 6 Char- lotte street Grant, William, late Inland Revenue ofificer, Howat lodge, Dal- mellington road Grant, William, chaplain, 8 Bath place Gray, Miss, spirit merchant 97 High street Gray, Mrs C, 4 Bath Place Gray, Miss, Milrig place, 4 Charlotte street Gray, Joseph, hosier, 14 Sandgate street—house, 19 Eglinton ter- race, Fort Gregory, Captain John Jervis, R.N., B'ackburn house, Racecourse road Greenlees, John, watchmaker, 39 Newmarket street —house, 11 Green Street, Newton Greenock Merino Mill Yarn Stores, 32 New Bridge street Gribbon, M., register office for servants, 18 Mill street painters), Grierson, John (manager to J. B. Bennett & Sons, 36 Newmarket Street—house, 114 High street Griffiths, Captain John, 33 Queen's terrace Gudgeon, Robert lof Hyland & Co.) Netherby, Ronaldshaw, off Racecourse road &X7THIIIE, AHOHIBALD, hosier, Winton Buildings, m^h street—house, i Alloway place. (See advt p 38) Guthrie, William, joiner 18 Mill street H Hadden, John H., late Custom House officer, 23 South Harbour st. Halbert, Matthew, dairy, 73 Mill street Haldan, Mrs, Broomhill, Midton road Hallan, Robert, spirit salesman, Ye Whippe Inne, 179 High street Hall, Miss, Tantallon villa, Canick road Hall, Mrs George, Garden Rose, Midlon load Hall, James, inspector of county police, 29 Fort street Hall, James, blacksmith, 176 High street HALL. Mrs, JOHN, Taaker 150 High street- house 152 do. (See advt. p 1 12) Hal', William, coal merchant and house factor, 84 Sandgate street Halliday, David, Frankville Lodge, Racecourse road HALLIDAY, JAMES C, Billposter, 20 New Bridge St. (See advt p 31) Hamilton, William, draper, 57 and 59 High street—house, 5 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street 63 DIRECTORY. Hancock, Quarter-Master W. J., 2ist Royal Scots Fusiliers, lo Queen's terrace Hannah, Miss, restaurant, 17 South Harbour street Hannah, Miss, milliner, 36 Kyle street Hannah, Mrs, Ewart cottage, Carrick road Hannah, Mrs John, wine and spirit merchant, 13 New Bridg^ street —house, 7 Cromwell place, Fort Hanton, John, miller, 22 Alloway street Harbour Office, 81 South Harbour street Harper, Jotin J., 24 Wellington square Harper, Robert, foreman plumber, 114 High street Hart, Harry, Sunnyside, off Alloway place Harvey, Douglas, portrait painter, 3 Cromwell place, Fort Harvey, Robert, H.M inspector of schools, Langley Bank, Carrick road Harvfey, Mr, 16 Fullarton street Hastings, David, 251 High street Hastings, Miss, white-seam sewer, 3 New Bridge street Hastings, Thomas, mil'er, 264 High street Hay, James, baker, 55 Mill street Hay, iMisses, 5 Wellington square Hay, Mrs Twycross, Dalmellington road Hawthorn, Neil, engineer, 272 High street Hazel, Mrs, tailoress, 14 Newmarket street Henderson, David, carter, 26 Mill street Henderson, Mrs, 41 Carrick street Henderson, William, grocer, 250 High street HE^DE?, D. S-, & Sons., Booksellers and Stationers, 23 Sandgate Street. (See advt p 5) Hendrie, Wm., tobacconist, 239 High street Heneage, Lieut. -Col. Michael, Carleton house, off Racecourse road Henry, Hugh printer, bookbinder, lithographer, and stationer, 35 Newmarket street —house 16 Eglinton terrace. Fort Henry, Kennedy, miller, 39 Fort street Hepworth & Son, clothiers, 22 New Bridge street HESS, T^ILHELH, Fhoto^raphic Studio, Miliar Place, Millar ^Oad. (See advt. p 32) Hewitson, John, gardener, 251 High street Hewitson, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 33 Kyle street Higgins, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 260 High street Highet, David, accountant. Royal Bank—house, Sandgate street Highet & Hunter, ironmongers,. 113 High street AYR. 63 SI&HET, JAMES C, Slater, Glazier, Plvimlaer, & &as- fitter, 10 AUoway Street, and 27 Fort Street -house, terrace. advt . I Barns (See p 89) Highet, Mrs, Williamfield. Millar road Highet, Mrs Campbell, 9 Havelock terrace, Millar road Highet, Wm., & Son, plumber's, slaters, and glaziers, 12 Fort st. Highet, Wm. (of W. Highet & Son), i Citadel place. Fort Highet, William, coachman, 35 Carrick street Highet, W. G,, plumber, i Kyle street Hill, Daniel E., merchant, Isa villa. New Maybole road Hill, James F., fishmonger, 65 High street HILL, F- B-, Fishmonger, Poultry, Game, Ham, & loe Merchant, 65 Hi§^h Street—house, 8 Beresford terrace. (See advt. p 94) Hogg, Matthew, grocer, 202 High street and 85 George street, W. house—Midton road Hogg, John, plasterer, 19 New Bridge street Hogg, Thomas, gardener, 79 Alloway street Holden, John, examining officer H.M. Customs, 2 Fort street Hood, John, Greenbank villa, Midton road Hood, John, plumber, Carrick Buildings, Carrick etreet Hood Miss, I South place, Midton road Hood, Mrs Greenlaw, Carrick road Hood & Watson, miUiners, 40 Sandgate street Hooper, Miss, South Barnweil, off Millar road Home, Rev. John, Baptist minister, 10 Ballantine drive cff Car- rick road Houldsworth, Henry, Carrick house, Carrick road Houldsworth, John M., i Brougham place Houston & Co., clothiers, 33 Kyle street H0T7EST01T, DAVID, 3 Hyle Street, and 46 High St. —house, Woodfield, Prestwick road (see advt p lOo) Howat, John, ironmonger, ii6 High street—house, 4 Bellcvue crescent, off Beresford terrace HO'WAT, WILLIAM, 116 High Street-house, 14 Beresford terrace. (See advt p 83) Howatson, James, 9 Academy street Howatson, Miss, mantlemaker, 25 Sandgate street Howe, Mrs, 3 Stanley place, Dalblair road Howe, Robert, gardener, 4 Wattfield cottagrs, off Midton road Hudson, Mrs Thom.as, furnished apartments, 3 Dalb air road SmffT, JOSEPH PHITaHABS, Dentiit, 1 Pathoi^t St- (See advt p 109) 6.4 DIRECTORY. Hunter, Andrew, builder, i8 Dalblair road—house, i6 Midton road Hunter, David, merchant, Sea tower, Racecourse road HUNTER & aHANT, General Drapers, 2 High Street— (See advt p 50) Hunter, J. K. (of Morris & Hunter, architects), 46 Newmarket st. Hunter, Miss, dressmaker, 35 Alloway stieet Hunter, Miss, fruiterer, 69 Newmarket street Hunter, Miss, 13 Carrick park, off Midton road Hunter, Misses, music teachers, 33 Dalblair road Hunter, Miss, dressmaker, i Stanley place, Dalblair road Hunter, Mrs, Refreshment rooms, 8 Kiikport, High street Hunter, Mrs, 16 Queen's terrace Hunter, Mrs John, 7 Havelock terrace, Millar road Hunter, Mrs Robert, confectioner, 266 High street Hunter, Robert, 22 Charlotte street Hunter, William, cashier, Bank of Scotland buildings, 24 Sand- gate street Hunter, William, joiner, 251 High street Hunter, Mrs John, Brooksby, off Racecourse road Hutchison, Miss, 3 Queen's terrace Hutchison, Misses, straw-hat and staymakers, 115 High street Hutcheson, Mrs Dr., 10 Bath place Hutton, Mrs, grocer, 70 Mill street Hutton, Mrs John, St. Bernard's, Southpark road Hyland, John (of Hyland & Co.'s starch works), 54 Dalblair road SYSLOP, "WALLACE Ss Ce„ Manufacturers & Drapers, 240 High Street. (See advt p 96) Hyslop, John, draper's assistant, 125 South Harbour street Hyslop, James, Old Church officer, 7 Kirkport, High street Imrie, Thomas, & Sons, seedsmen, 137 High street Imrie, Mrs Thomas, 14 Ballantine Drive, off Carrick road Imrie & Co., nurserymen and florists, Dalmellington road Inglis & Sons, seed merchants—stores, 47 Alloway street Ingram, Mrs Wm., 4 New Bridge street Ingram, John, provision merchant, ii New Bridge street, and 82 Main street, Newton Ingram, Wm., Crown Hotel, 1 15 High street INSTOANOB COY. cf SCOTLAND, Charles Smith, Clydesdale Banfe, as©at. (See advt. p 6z) Irvine, Andrew, blacksmith, 87 South Harbour street AYR. 6$ inVIlTi:, AHOHISALD, Slater, Crlazier and Chimney Sweep, 15 Oarricls Street- (See advt p 72) Irvine, James, chimney sweep, i6 Kyle street ZZIVIITE JOH^, Slater, ^laizier and CMmney Sweep, 35 FuUarton Street—house do. (See advt p 69) Irvine, Robert, foreman plumber, lO Fort street ZEVINE & SONS. Booksellers and Stationers, Te Olde TolToootli, 93 Higrh Street- (See advt p 41) Irvine, James, (of Irvine & Sons), Montgomerie Lodge, Dalmel- lington road Jack, Thomas, fancy warehouse, 67 Newmarket street, and 216 High street—bouse, 13 Charlotte street Jackson, James, wool sorter, 10 High street Jackson, Miss, dressmaker, 96 High street JACKSON, Wm., Chemist, S AHoway Street- (See advt. P92) Jackson^ Miss, 5 Kensington terrace, Millar road Jamieson, John, mason, Ayr mills. Mill street Jamieson, John, & Co., clothiers, 112 High street Jamieson, William, outfitter, 33 Sandgate street—house, 5 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road Jardine, Andrew, grain merchant, 6 Milrig place, Charlotte street Jess, James, green grocer, 7 Mill street JOHNSTON BROTHERS, general drapers, 50 High street Johnston, Alexander, te egraph inspector, 16 New Bridge street Johnston, Alexander draper, 2co High street Johnston & Finlayson, general drapers, 154 High Street Johnston, Edward, vanman, 45 Carrick street Johnston, John Steward, 13 Wellington square Johnston, George, telegraph clerk, G. P.O.—house, 51 Alloway st. street John>ton, J., boot and shoemaker, 28 High Johnston, Joseph, spirit merchant, 2 South Harbour st. Johnston, Miss, 7 Wellington square Johnston, Robert (of Johnston & Son, painters), 9 Eglinton terrace, Fort 66 DIRECTORY. JOHNSTOIT, Wm. & SON, Painters, 54 Sandgat© St.- (See advt p 14) Johnston, Mrs William, 9 Eglinton terrace, Fort Jones, John, gardener, Dalblair lodge, Dalblair road Jones, Mrs, 2 Morningside cottages, Springvale road, off Midton road Jones, William, tailor, 24 Kyle street—house, 44 High street Junior Conservative Association Rooms, 78 High street Junior Liberal Association rooms, i Sandgate street K /I Kay, David, clerk, 38 Kyle street Kay, William, Broomfield, Midton road Keane, Mrs, i Eghnton terrace. Fort Keenan, Peter, painter, 119 High street Kelly, John, tanner, 46 Mill street Kennedy, Mrs Alexander, Cairnsmore cottage, Midton road Kennedy, Archibald, railway porter, 103 South Harbour street Keniiedy, David, Gowanbank, 22 Midton road Kennedy, Dr John, Inverdon, Racecourse Kennedy, Peter, grocer and spirit merchant, 14 New Bridge street, — house, 4 Barns park Kennedy, Robert, accountant, British Linen Bank—house, Cairns- more cottage, Midton road Kennedy, William, late farmer, Clairmount villa, Monument road Kennedy, William, slater, 19 New Bridge Street Kerr, Captain Edward, 35 Sandgate Street Kerr, H. A., 10 Park Circus, off Race Course road Kerr, Captain John, 6 Arran terrac^, Fort Kerr & Bone, milliners, 14 Newmarket street KEICR, TH01i£AS T., 'Wine and Spirit Merchant, 13 Newmarket Street—house, s Bams Crescent, off Millar road. (See advt p 12) Kerr, Walter, coachman, Stewartlea stables, Midton road Kerr, William, blacksmith, 32 Kyle street Kidd, Miss, 15 Queens Terrace Kilpairick, Misses, Maryfield, Gaswork road Kilpatrick, William, so icitor and banker, 31 Newmarket street — house, 7 Al oway place King, Andrew, builder, 50 Sandgate street—house, 22 Fwt street King, Miss, 24 Eglinton terrace. Fort King's Arms Hotel, 14 High street AYR 67 Kinross, Miss, 9 AUoway place * Kirk, William, 75 South Harbour street Kirkland, David, builder, 2 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Knox, Mrs, i Academy street Khox, Mrs, Dalblair villa, Dalblair road Kyles, Mrs William, photographer, 29 Newmarket street—house, 7 Queen's Terrace Lambie, Mrs Thomas, fancy warehouse, 4 New Bridge street Lambie, John, bootmaker, 16 Kyle street Lammie, Miss, 8 Milrig place, Charlotte street Lamont, Duncan, plumber, 97 Mill street Lang, Arthur, of Bellvue, Carrick place, Carrick street Lang, A. H., engineer, 18 Carrick street —house, Dryburgh, Race- course road Lang, Rev. Thomas H. , Greenside villa, off Alloway place Laing, Miss, Matron Girl's Industrial School, 32 Carrick street Lauchlan, John, provision merchant, 8 Newmarket street Lauchlan, John, wood turner, Town buildings, 29 New Bridge st. Lauchlan, Miss, female missionary, 209 High street Lauder, Miss Ann, grocer, 32 Mill street Lawrie, Dr W. J., 5 Barns street Lawrence, Mrs, Queen's Hotel, 6 Harbour street Lawrie, Mrs H., Lawrieston, Bellvue road, off Racecourse road LAWEIE Ss SMITH, Silk Mercers and Drapers, 29 Saadgate Street. (See advt p 6) Lawson Hector, miller, Ayr mills, Mill street Lawson, Matthew (of Affleck & Son), 7 Killoch place Lear, Miss E., female teacher, Episcopal school, 3 Dalblair road Leckie, Agnes, pawnbroker, 131 High street L£ CLAIH, LOUIS, French Hairdresser, 50 ITe'^iTmarket Street and 109 High Street—house, Mon Desir viiia^ Whitletts road. (See advt p 55) Leitch, Thomas, joiner, 54 Mill street Leman, Miss, dressmaker, 96 High street Lennox, Andrew, coachman, 2 Aiews lane Lester, Rev.' J. M., incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Craigen callie, Racecourse road Levy, Jacob, picture frame maker, Carrick street Liberal & Radical Union Rooms, 10 High Street Limond, Robert S., Burnock, Racecourse road — 68 DIRECTORY. LIMOND, TEOMASj Ironmonger, 128 Hi^h Street-house, II Carrick park, off Midton road. (See advt p 74) Limond, Robert, gardener, 187 High street Lindsay, D. A., Westerlea, Racecourse road Linn, Mrs Robert, 25 Barns street LITTLEJOHN BROs., Italian "Wareliousemen and Wine Merchants, 3 Sandgate Street (See advt p n) Littlejohn, David D. (of Littlejohn Brothers), 8 Barns crescent, ofF Miller Road Livingstone, Mrs William, baker, 84 High street— house, 7 Mont- gomerie terrace, Fort Livingstone, Rev. Neil, D.D., 7 Carrick park, Midton road LOCHEEAD, JOHN, Furniture Salerooms, 20 Hope St. —house, 63 Mill street. (See advt p 33) Lockhart, John, Sheriff-Clerk Depute, County Buildings—house, Oakshaw villa, Midton road Lockhart, Campbell, mason, 134 High street LOOKHAUT, Mrs A., arocer ancL Spirit Merchant, 11 Sand^ate street- (See advt p 13) Lockhart William, tea merchant, 12 Kyle street Logan Brothers, grocers, 25b, Newmarket street Logan, Francis, spirit merchant, Wallace tower, High street house Carrick cottage, Springvale road Logan, Miss, i Havelock terrace, Millar road Logan, James, wholesale grocer. Corn Exchange court 108 High street - house, Cloncaird villa, Carrick road Logan, William, grocer, 165 High street—house, Cloncaird villa, Carrick road London and Newcastle Tea Company, 228 Higk street—John Cheyne, manager Loudon, Alexander, (of Murdoch & Lolidon, solicitors), 59 Sandgate street Loudon, John, seed merchant, Grosvenor place, 33 Fort street Loudon, Misses, dressmakers, 59 Sandgate street Love, Joi:n, tailor, Winton luiildings, 19 Hope street Love, Thomas, potato merchant. 145 & 147 South Harbour street Love, Mrs William, Janefield, Dalmellington road Lowe, Mrs, ladies' seminary, 22 Wei ington square Lusk, Alexander, & Co., drapers, 230 High street Lymburn, Mrs, Grosvenor place, 37 Fort street Lymburn, William, printer and bookbinder, 63 and 65 Newmarket street—house, Rose Cottage, Carrick park, off Midton road — AYR. 69 l,yon, Alexander, plumber, gasfitter and slater, 45 Sandgate street, house, 22 North Harbour street, N. Lyon, Misses, confectioners, 66 & 157 High street -house, Gowan bank, Midton road Lyon, Hugh, currier, 23 Kyle street Lyon, Hugh, jr,. commercial traveller, i Bruce crescent, Fort Lyon, John, stocking maker, 53 Mill street M Main, Mrs Alexander, 30 New Bridge street Main, Mrs, 13 Montgomerie terrace. Fort MAl'R, LE171T02^, & aBEBIE, Hamcurers, 96 Sifh Street. (See advt p 42) Mair. Miss, confectioner, 195 High street—house, 2 Wellwood cottages, Springvale road Mair. William, & Son, cooperage, 258 High street, —house, 262 do. Maitland, John, 6 Park circus, off Racecourse road Maitland, Miss, 18 Cathcart street Maier M. M. manager, Station Hotel, Townhead Manson, Thomas, accountant and land agent, 52 Sandgate street Mark, Matthew, watch and clockmaker, 15 Newmarket streiet house, 17 do Marr, William, grocer, 19 AUoway street MARSHALL, ALE2r„ "Watclimaker 85 Jeweller, 64 Higll Street. (See advt p 30) Marshall, J. W., inspector of schools, Whitehall, i6 Beresford terrace Martin, Matthev/, carrier, 72 Mill street Martin, Mrs Roger, 25 Sandgate street Martin, Mrs, M. H., 91 South quay Martin, Mrs William, Eagle tavern, 48 High street Martin, Thomas, officer for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 64 Sandgate street MATHEWSON, JOHN, Clothier, S Macneille Buildings, Newmarket Street. (See advt. p 93) Maxwell, Archibald, baker, 55 Mill street Maxwell, William, upholsterer, 18 Academy street F 70 DIRECTORY. Maxwell, William, 55 Mill street Maybin, Robert, 50 Sandgate street Maybin, William M. A. , rector of Ayr Academy, Fort street—house Green Lodge, Charlotte street Maybole Boot and Shoe Shop, 10 Old Bridge street -John Murray, manager Meekin, Edward coachman, Windyhall, Midton road Meikle, David, jr., (of J. & D. Meikle, joiners and builders,) Warrender park, Carrick road Meikle, James (of J. & D. Meikle, builders,) Woodside villa, Carrick road MENQ, PLEURY, Pastry Baker and. Confectioner, 60 Newmarket Street- (See advt p 19) Menzies, John, superintendent County Police. Police Station, Charlotte street — huuse, 2 Dalblair terrace, Da'blair road Mercer, John civil engineer and architect, Town Buildings, High street— house, 29 Barns terrace Meredith, David, tailor. 159 High street Meredith, Matthew, remnant wEirehouse, 153 High street— house, Elmwood villa, Castlehill road Merry, John, storeman 16 Kyle street Miller, John H, chemist, i New Bridge street Miller, John R. (of G. & H. Rutherford, grocers), 2 Kirkport, High street Miller, Miss, 15 Charlotte street Miller, Mis^, greengrocer, 157 High street Miller, Miss, china merchant, 39 Alio way street Miller, Mrs, 3 Killoch place Miller, Mrs, diessmakc, 134 High street Miiler, Mrs, laundress, Wattfield, Midton road Miller, Mrs Hugh, Midton cottoge, Aiidton road Miller, Mrs James, 25 Cnrrick street Miller, Mrs James, btationer, 6i High street—house, 20 Academy street Miller, Mrs Robert, Hastings hall. Monument road Miller, Mrs Thomas, Milleam, Racecourse road Miller, Alex., joiner, 91 South Harbour street Miller, R. A., inspector of nui ances and weights and measures, Town Buildings, New Bridge street —house, 3 South place Midton road Miller, Robert, joiner, 10 High street—house, 34 Mill street Millar, Robert, b"Ot and shoemaker, and umbrella warehouse, 4 Macneillie Buildint^s, Newmarket street—house, Daisy bank cottage, head of John street, W. , ' AYR. 71 Miller, Robert A., 10 Carrick park^ Midton road Miller, Walter, Victoria hotel, 5 Kyle street—house, 7 do. MILLEE, "Wm., Plasterer, 40 Mill Street—house, 40 do. (See advt p 7) MILLAR, Wm., Cattle Market Hotel, AUoway Street- (See advt p 95) street Milligan, D & J., joiners, 40 Kyle MILLI&AiT, DAVID, Joiner, Smith Street—house, i Stewart p ace, Carrick Road. (See advt p 87) Milligan, James, i KensinL ton terrace, Miller road Millig.in, John (of D. & J. Milligan, joiners), Afton cottage, Carrick road Mills, David, 58 Dalblair road Mi Is, ' rs Wm., 8 Cromwell place, Fort Mi roy, James, Ayr Fruit bazaar, iSJ Alloway street Mitchell, Misses. 2 South place, Midton road Mitchell, Alexander, fishing-tackle maker, 20 Kyle street—hottse 48 Content street, W. Mitchell, Andrew (of Walter Mitchell & Sons, hamcurers), Alloway park, off Alloway place Mitchell, John (of W. Mitchell & Son), 8 Havelock terrace, Millar road Mitchell, John, shoemaker, 99 South Harbour street Miichell, MrN, dressmaker, 206 High street Mitchell, Mrs, Hawthorn lodge, victoria park, off Racecourse road Mitchell, Mrs A., lady's nurse, 209 High street Mitchell, Mrs Andrew, Broomfield house, Broomfield road Mitchell, Mrs Dr, 20 Barns street Mitchell, Mrs Walter, 4 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road Money. Mrs Hugh, 32 High street MONEY, "Wm., G-rocer, 185 High Street—house, Davidson Place, Church street, W. (See advt p 9) Montgome ie, Hugh, solicitor, 3 Cathcart street Montgomerie, Robert, 12 Queen's terrace Charlotte street Moore, Dr Wm., M.B., C M , 7 Moore, James, salesman, 16 Dalblair road Moi re, John, Cabinetmaker, 103 High street Moore, Miss, Berlin wool shop, 60 Newmarket street MOn&AlT, AETHTTZl, Bookseller and Stationer, 19 High Street- (See advt p 102) Morris & Hunter, architects, 46 Newmarket street — ' 72 DIRECTORY. Morrison, Dr Andrew Black, Brierland,rCarrick road Morrison, James, slater, 29 Carrick street Morrison, John, shoemaker, 63 and 204 High street—house, Crom- well cottage, Gaswork road MOHmSOXT, LAXTCHLA^, Calsinetmaker and TTphol- sterer, 33 High Street, and 6 New Bridge Street— —house, 43 Fort street. (See advt p 99) Morrison, Misses, Elgin villa, Midton road Morrison, Mrs Dr North Garfield, Castlehill road Morton, Adam, coachbuilder, 197 High street—house, 77 George- street, W. Morton, Captain J. M. M., of Belmont, 9 Wellington square Morton, Mrs Hugh, 30 New Bridge street Morton, Miss, 10 Cromwell place, Fort Morton, William, clerk, 3 Cathcart street Morton, W. T., solicitor, 62 Sandgate street Mori, Enrico, confectioner, 1 1 Old Bridge street Muir, Andrew, chief clerk, Post Office, 43 Newmarket street Muir, John, janitor, Grammer School, Midton road Muir, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, loi High street Muirhead, John, prison warder, 24 High street Mullard, William, porter, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate street • Murchie, A , Clothier, 33 High street Murchie, James, slater, 134 High street Murchie, Miss, Music Teacher, 33 High street Murdoch, Archibald, boilermaker, 61 Mill street Murdoch Charles, Masons' Arms Inn, 130 High street Murdoch, John, civil engineer and architect, 62 Sandgate street house, Newfield, off Midton road Fairfield lodge, Murdoch, Mrs J. F., Racecourse road Murdoch & Loudon solicitors. County Buildings, Wellington square Murdoch, R. D., Procurator-Fiscal for the County— office, County Buildings—house, Fairfield Lodge, Racecourse road Murdoch, Robert, jeweller and tobacconist, 125 High street HUIIBA7, HE1TB.7, Soolsseller aiid Stationer, 193 High. Street—house, 197 do. (See advt p 41) Murray, James, Roselyn cottage, Beresford terrace Murray, John (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), 3 Barns park Murray, Miss, green grocer, 9 Harbour street Murray, Mrs James, 10 Barns terrace AYR. 73 Murray, Mrs John, 49 AUoway street Murray, Peter, shoemaker, 9 Carrick street » Murray, Robert R., spirit merchant, Thistle Tavern 29 and 31 South Harbour street Murray, William (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), i Barns park Murray, William, builder, Cyprus cottage, Carrick road Murray, William, carter, 43 Ado way street Mustard, Miss L. M., tobacconist, 37 Alloway street Mustard, Robert, timber merchant, commission and insurance agent, 61 Alloway street MC MacCallum, Robert, Solicitor, Town Chamberlain, Town buildings, High street —house. 7 Park circus, off Racecourse road solicitor, MaeCallum, j. A., L.L.B , Town Chambers—house, 7 Park circus, ofi Racecourse road McCallum, John, butcher, 42 Mill street HacCALLUM, H- Bs E., Solicitors, To'^sl Chamlsers, "Si^t Street, (See advt p 64) MacCallum, Robert, gardener, 24 New Bridge street Macauly, Lieut. -Colonel C. E., Governor of H.M. Prison, 9 Bath place—house, Ashton vil a, off ALoway place Maraulay, Misses, 13 Barns street Mackie, Adam, 2 Old Bridge street Maclachlan, William, M.D., 17 Wellington square Macfadzean, F. H., brigade surgeon, 4 Park circus west, off Race course road Macrorie, Williain, solicitor and bank agent, Commercial Bank, Sandgate street—house, I Windsor villas. Miller road Mackenzie & Lockhart, luncheon rooms,' 8 High street McAlester, Colonel Somzrvillej Dunskaig, Racecourse road / McAndrew, F. G., Inveicloy, Racecourse road McAndrew, James, gardener, 242 High sireet reporter, Queen's terrace McBain, J , 6 McBlain, John, shoemaker, 60 Mill street McBride, Miss A., milliner, 9 Cai heart street McBryde, Peter, goods porter, 6 Mill street HacCALL, OHAELES W., "Wine and Spirit Merchant, 10 ISirkport—house, 62 John street, W. (See advt p 74) McCall, David R., 9 Cromwell place, Foit 74 DIRECTORY. H'CALL, JAMES, Bookseller, Stationer, and LilsrariaxK^ 38 Sandgate St- (See advt pages I and 2) McCall, James L., veterinary surgeon, 15 Ailoway street McCall, Mrs, Anthony, baker, 105 High street - house, 12 Park circus west off Racecourse road McCall, Malcolm, 13 Park circus west, off Racecourse road McCall, Thomas, baker, 103 High street McCartney, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 52 Mill street McCartney, Daniel, carpet weaver, 52 Mill street McCartney, John, gardener, Knowe lodge, Midton road McCartney, Mrs, 130 High Street McCartney, Thomas, gardener, Cowan cottage, Midton road McCheyne, Miss, seminary for young ladies 13 Eglinton terrace MClarty, Malcolm, baker, 2 Old Bri-ige street [Fort^ McClelland, provision merchant, 236 High street McClelland, Mrs James, 11 Wellington square McClure, G. & J., joiners, cabinetmakers, and house factors, I Dal- blair rood McCiure, Miss, 9 Sandgate street McClymont, John, bank messenger, Royal Bank, 71 Newmarket st, McClymont, John, leather cutter, 83 Mill street McClymont, John W., solicitor, 52 Newmarket street —housey, Bellarina, Castlehill road McColl. Duncan, prison clerk, 23 Dalbliir road McColm, Mrs, mangle ke- per. 131 South Harbour street McConnachie, John, mason, 87 Ailoway street McConnell, Kennedy, plumber, il Carrick street McConnell, James 233 High street McConnell, Miss, 5 Wattfield road off Midton road McConnell, James, shoemaker, 15 Cathcart street McConnel , Wm., jun., grocer, 244 High street McCormick, Robert, shepherd, 17 Ailoway street McCormick, Thomas, coachman, Dalblair house, Dalblair road McCracken, Thomas, tanner, 55 Mill street McCracken, Wm., governor, Kyle Union Poorhouse, Cumnock road McCrae, Wm., assurance agent, 32 High street McCreadie, James, cooper, 96 High street —house, 6 Sandgate st, McCreadie, Robert, storeman, 71 Mill street McCreath, David, Netherlee, Dalmel ington road McCreath, James, joiner, 151 High street—house, 2 Wattfield cottages, off Midton road McCreath, Robert, jomer, 27 Carrick street—house, I do. M'CEI3^DLE, JAMES, Coal Mercliant, 9 Sandgate St.- (See advt p 104) Hospital, McCrindle, J. R., Ronald M.B.C.M., County Cumnock road — AYR. 75 McCrindle, Miss, 3 Charlotte street rifle McCririck & Sons, gun and makers, 70 Sandgate street , McCririck, Alex., writer, 9 Sandgate street— house, 22 Academy street McCririck, Homer, 19 Fort street McCririck, James, 36 Fort street McCririck, Mrs James, 22 Academy street McCrie, Rev. Charles G., Free Church Manse, Miller road McCubbin, Alex., solicitor and accountant, 2 Garden park, Miller road McCubbin, John, (of M' Cubbin & Son, clothiers), 21 Barns street McCubbin, Joseph, slater, 14 Kyle street McCubbin, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 40 Newmarket street McCubbin, W. F., solicitor and accountant, 39 Sandgate street house, Glendoon, oft' Racecourse road McCuUoch, Miss, dressmaker, 71^ High street McCulloch, J., & Sons, bakers, 16 Newmarket street & 25 Alloway street —house, 4 do McCulloch, Wm. baker, 53 Mill street McCutcheon, Mrs, Blackburn Farm, off Racecourse road McDerment, James, chemist, 15 High street McDonald, Donald, late Superintendent of Burgh Police, Glencoe cottage. Gas Work road McDonald, Major-General, R., Savoy, Racecourse, road McDonald, J. L., surveyor's department, G.P.O., Fort house. Fort McDonald, Misses, furnished apartments, 16 Wellington square McDonnld, Samuel, shoemaker, 254 High street McDougall, Thomas, blacksmith, 251 High street MSO'WALL, TTILLIAM, Spirit Mercliant, 40 Hi^]i Street. (See advt p 53) McEwan, Capt. Hugh, 7 Barns Terrace McEwen, Wm. plumber, i Sandgate street McEwen, Miss, matron. County Hospital, Cnmnock road McFadyean, Miss, Milrig place, 8 Charlorte stieet McFadzean, Robeit, hosier and draper, 132 High street— house, Ardenlea, Castlehill road McFailane, Richard, Cranston lodge, Carrick road McFeat, Miss, milliner, 18 Fullarton street McGeachie, James teacher of shorthand, &c., I Sandgate street McGeachin, Robert G., clerk, 30 New Bridge street McGhie, Miss, diessmaker, 49 Alloway street McGill, David, dairy, 123 South Harbour street McGill, John, station master, passenger station, Townhead. McGregor, Adam, druggist, 16 and 18 Sandgate street—house, 14 Barns terrace 76 DIRECTORY. McGuigan, David, posting establishment, 30 Kyle street and 10 Old Bridge street McGuire, Hugh, clerk, 30 New Bridge street McHardy, Captain Hardy, R.N., Sunnyside, off Alloway place McHarg, James, tailor, 51 Mill street McHutchon, James, collector, and treasurer. Harbour office, 81 South Harbour street—house, Golf Park, Prestwick Mcll wrath, Andrew (of M 'Ilwrath, Cowan & Co.), 112 High street M'lL'WE.ATH, OO'WAN, 55 Co., Registered Plumlaers, Slaters, and G-laziers, 114 Eigli St. (See advt p 97) Mcllwraith, Miss, Grosvenor place, 33 Fort street Mcllwraith, Mrs, 4 Milrig place, Charlotte street Mclnnes, Rev. Robert M., Darlington U.P. Manse, Miller road Mclntyre, John, dairyman, 13 Kyle street Mcintosh, Mrs, I Carrick cottage, Springvale road Mcintosh, Mrs, i Montgomerie terrace. Fort Mcjannet, James, foreman, Burgh stables, Kyle street Mcjannet, Mrs Hugh, 19 Wellington square Mcjannet, Mrs James Greenside villa, off AUoway place McKay, Miss, dressmaker, 43 Fort street McKay, Duncan, M.A., teacher of modern languages, Ayr Academy Fort street—house, 4 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street McKay, Mrs John, 13 Beresford terrace McKay, William, superintendent of po ice, 2 Bath place McKean, John, coal agent, 37 Fullarton street McKelvie, Mrs John, 20 Newmarket street MAOKBNSIB, JAMES, Draper, "Wiaton BTiildings, Hig*!! St.—house Tigg cottage, Prestwick road. (See advt p 58) McKerrow, Gavin, 2 Wellpark place. Miller road McKerrow, George, M.D., 7 Barns street McKerrow, Miss Sarah, 2 Wellpark place. Miller road M'KEHHO'W, "WM., Livery Staloles, and Gala Proprietor? 33 Carrick Street—office, 44 Sandgate street ; house, 42 Carrick street. See advt p 39) McZSILL; ^M., Queen's Head Furniture Sale Zlooms, *70 Higll St- —^house, 69 John street, W. (See advt p 7) McKinnon, Hugh, ham curer, 50 Mill street McKinnon, Mrs, laundress, 77 Allovvay street McKinnon, Andrew, shoemaker, 7 Carnck street McKissock, Gilbert, bookbinder, 85 Mdl street McKissock, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Kyle street McKissock, William, PJough Inn, 257 High street AYR. 77 McKissock, William, bricklayer, 29 New Bridge street McKitiing, Andrew, slater, 19 New Bridge street McKnight, S., & Co., iron ship builders, South Beach McKnight, Samuel (of S. M'Kaiglit & Co.), Beresford villa, Beres- ford terrace McKune, Mrs, 2 Wellpark place. Miller road McLachlan, Andrew (of M'Lachlan & Son), Havelock house, Miller road McLachlan & Son, Andrew, builders, 64 Dalblair road McLachlan, James (of M'Lachlan & Sun), Havelock house. Miller road McLaurin, Richard C. (of M'Laurin Brothers, Glasgow), 8 Alio way- place McLean, Alex., Temperance Hotel, 5 Killoch place McLean, John, carpenter, 123 South Harbour street McLean, John, groom, 39 Carrick street McLeish, Miss, 17 Queen's terrace McLellen, Miss, fancy goods warehouse, 98 Sandgate street McLeod, Miss, laundress, 6 Cathcart street McLeod, Mrs, 10 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street M'LEOD, JOHN, Painter aad Secorator, 44 Newmarket Street—house, 2 old Bridge street. (See advt p 8l) McMichael, Mrs John, Ronaldshaw villa, off Midton road Mc Michael, Mrs William, i Well wood cottage, Springvale road McMillan, Andrew, Bank of Scotland, 24 Sandgate street McMillan, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Kirkport, High street McMillan, Mrs John Gordon, Dereel house. Barns park McMillan, Robert, teacher, 22 Charlotte street McMa-.ter, Mrs, confectioner, 100 Sand-^ate street McMurchie, Miss, 22 Eglinton ten ace, Fort McMurtrie, Andrew, postman, 29 New Bridge street McMurtrie, James, solicitor, 70 Newaiarket street—house, St Bernards, Southpark road, off Racecourse road M'MUHTHIE, JAMES, Posting EstaTalishment, 13 Sandgate Street, and 12 D^llalair Bead -house, 14 do. (See advt p 40.) McMurtrie, John, watchmaker, 127 High street McMurtrie, Misses, dressmakers, 146 High street McMurtrie, Mrs Andrew, FuUarton lodge, Beresford terrace McMurtrie, Mrs D., 29 New Bridge street M'NAIR, HENET, Pleslier, 22 Sandgate Street—house, 2 Cathcart street. (See advt p 98) McNai , Wdliam, flesher, 19 Beresford terrace McNaughton, James, of Smithfield, Rosebarn, Racecourse road McNaughton, Neil, dairyman, Burton Dairy, Midtoa road — 78 DIRECTORY McNee, A. & W., fruiterers, 49 Sandgate street, & 12 Newmarket: street McNeight, Misses, 4 Cromwell place, Fort McNeillie, Miss, 4 South place, Midton road McNeillie, Mrs John, Blackburn villa. Racecourse road McPhee, Robert, painter, Pembroke villa, off Alloway place McPherson, Daniel, carter, 139 South Harbour street McQueen, Charles, flesher, 20 Alloway street— house, Springvale cottage, Springvale road McQueen, Miss, 51 Carrick street McRae, John, late teacher, 5 Charlotte street McRobert, William, platform manager, G. & S.-W. Railway house, 72 Mill street McSkimming, Miss, dressmaker, 3 Academy street McTaggart, Mrs, fish merchant, 61 South Harbour street McVicar, Robert (of Currie, Rae, & Coy.), Gleniffer place. Miller road McWhinnie, Mrs A., fancy goods merchant, 224 High street McWhirter, David, Carrick Dairy, 36 Carrick street—houi>e, 42 do McWhirier, Robert, dairy, 36 Mill street McWhirter, Th' mas, carter, 45 Mill street McWilliam, Miss, 8 Fort street N Nairn, Mrs, 19 Barns street Naismith, William John, M.D., CM., 13 Alloway place Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, 121 High street— house, 109 Wallace street, W. Neil, Misses, Viewfield, Racecourse road Neil, Mrs, washer and dresser, 60 Dalblair road Neil, Mrs, Grosvenor place, 33 Fort street Neil, Robert, bookseller, 267 High street—house, 269 do Neil, Wilham, tailor, 45 High street Neilson, J. A., Glenfairn, Racecourse road Neilson, Walter, Knowe, Midton road Newlands, Jane, Temperance hotel, 2 Carrick street park Nicholson, J. R., Barns house, Barns ITISBET, l^ES GECZIGE, Alfred Hotel, 8 & 10 Sandgate Street. (See advt p 22) Niveif, Miss, 15 Kyle street Niven, Mrs, laundress, 23 Fort street Niven, Robert, 3 Park terrace, off Alloway place AYR. 79=' Niven, William, baker, 214 High street Noble, William, stud groom, lb Wellington lane » Norrie, Miss A., female teacher, Grammar school—house, Lunnon,,. Midton road o "OBSEHVEn" and "ARGUS" PuTDlishing Offices, " OlDserver" Buildings- (See advt pages io6, 107 108) Ochiltree, William, cabinetmaker, 30 Sandgate street 0&&, WILLIAM, Clotliier, 46 Sandgate Street—house, ly Eglinton terrace, Fort. (See advt. p 36) Oliver, James, merchant, 41 High street—house, 12 Barns terrace Oliver, Thomas, manager. County club, 41 Sandgate street Oman, Captain Charles, Pomona house, I Seabank road, Fort Orr, Mrs Gi bert, stay maker, 16 Mill street Osborne, Miss, 5 Cassillis street Park, Miss 3 Park circus, (West) off Racecourse road Parochial Board Office, 21 Kyle street Paterson, Mrs George, Mary place, 18 Beresford terrace PATEBSOIT, SONS as CO-, Pianoforte and Music Sellers, 34 Newmarket Street. (See advt p 112, and last page of cover) Paterson, A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 102 High street Paterson, Alexander, brewer, 37 Mill street Paterson, Alexander, clerk, Post office —house, 37 Mill street Paterson & Son, Andrew^, tanners, curriers, shoe manufacturers, and tallow merchants. Mill street Paterson, Andrew, Westbourne villa, off Racecourse road Paterson, George, currier, 81 Mill street Paterson, James, currier and leather cutter, 4 Kirkport— house, 81 Mill street Paterson, James, pilot, 89 Mill street Paterson, John H., grc^cer and provision merchant, 190 High street — house, 41 John street, W Paterson, John (of A. Paterson & Son, curriers and tanners), 9 Barns terrace Paterson, James, flesher, 19 Newmarket street—house, 1 1 do Paterson, J. D., ironmonger, and oil merchant, 8 Old Bridge street. So DIRECTORY. Paterson, Robert, 5 Academy street Paterson, Thomas, joiner, 2 St. John's street Paterson, W. A. O., sheriff-substitute, 21 Wellington square Paterson, Willi im, clerk, Post Office -house, 37 Mill street Paterson, William, smith, 45 Carrick street PATEHSON, "^M., 85 SONS, Grocers, 249 High Street- house, Meadowbank, Carrick park, off Carrick road. (See advt p II) Paton, D. W., I Park circus, (West) off Racecourse road Paton, E. G., Commercial Bank, 34 Sandgate street—house, 2 South place, Midton road Paton, John, carter, 95 Mill street Paton, James, Free Church officer, 19 Fort street Paton, J. B., (of Paton & Sons), Oakbank, Miller road Paton, Miss, milliner, 19 Fort street Paton, Mrs John, Green I awn cottage, Midton road Paton, Mrs Joseph, 209 High street Paton, Robert & Sons, joiners, 46^ Kyle street Paton, Robert, Gartferry, Racecourse road Paton, Robert, jr.. Railway tavern, 48 Kyle street Paton, Wm., joiner, 13 Kyle street—house, Afton cottage, Midton road Paton, Thomas, stock broker, George street, Glasgow—house, Brooksby, Bearsden Paul, James, missionary and secretary to the Ayrshire mission to the deaf and dumb, Kilmarnock Paul, Miss, Wellpark, Racecourse road Paul, Miss, fruiterer and confectioner, 43 Carrick street Paul, Robert, lath splitter, 41 Carrick street Pearson, J. M., baker, 4 Arran terrace. Fort Periie, William, cab driver, 35 Fullarton street Peden, William, commercial traveller, Plevna cottage, Carrick park Pettigrew, Alexander, malster, 109 Mill street Pettigiew, John, mason, 214 High street Pettigrew, Miss, cl jak and mantle maker, 251 High street Pettigrew, William, auxilary postman, 109 Mill street Phillips, George B., 3 Eghnton terrace. Fort Phillips, Miss, 64 Sandgate street Piper, William, clerk, 1 11 High street Police Office (William M'Kay, superintendent), Town Buildings, New Bridge street Pollock, H. T. H., 4 Doon terrace, Carrick park, ofl Midton road Pollock, James, janitor, Ayr Academy^—-lodge, Fort street Pollock, James, masoa, 49 AUoway street JPoUock, William, solicitor and banker, 24 Sandgate street—house, 6 AUoway place ) Pollok, Major Robert Morris, Middleton house, Racecourse Pope, Sergt. -Major E., Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry, i Albert. place Boat vennal Post Office, 43 Newmarket street Poustie, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 137 South Harbour street Poustie, David, blacksmith, 135 South Harbour street Poustie, James, brassfounder, 79 Alloway street Prentice, John, porter, Union Bank—house, 140 High street Pringle, Adam, gardener, Windyhall, Midton road Printing Office, Ayr Advertiser, 108 High street Printing Office, Ayr Observer Buildings Printing Office, Argtts and Express Buildings Printing Office, Ayrshire Post, 63 Newmarket street Purdie, William, tailor and clothier, 20 New Bridge street PUBLIC LIBEAUT, 4 Macneills Buildings, Newmarket 1 1 Street- (See advt p 1 Q QTJEEN'S HOTEL, 6 HarlDOUr St., Mrs J. W. Lawrence. (See advt p 113) Rae, Archibald, (of Currie, Rae, & Coy.), Craighall, Beresford terrace Ralston, Miss, 18 Midton road ZIAMSA7, "WILLIAM, Joiner, 19 Sandgate Street- house, Corshill, Prestwick road. (See advt p 96) Ramsay, John, Milrig Hotel, Charlotte street Ramsay, Robert, postmaster, G.P.O., Newmarket street—house Clyde cottage. Fort Ramsay, William, grocer, 278 High street - house, i Kyle street Ranken, Andrew, M.D., 6 Park terrace, off Alloway place Ranken, G. J., solicitor, 4 Newmarket street—house, 6 Park terrace, off Alloway place Rankin, Misses, 4 Eglinton terrace. Fort Redford, E. P. W., surveyor, G.P.O., Elmsley, Racecourse road Redmond, Peter F. , 7$ South Harbour street Register Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, i High street Reid, A., grocer, 74 Sandgate street—house. North Barnweil, off" Miller road Reid, Alexander, baker, 17 High Street—house, 21 do. Reid, Archibald, clerk, 23 Alloway street Reid & Co., brassfounders, 114 High street Reid, Cunningham, brassfounder, 131 High Street 82 DIRECTORY. Reid, David (of Reid & Son), Midsands cottage, Racecourse road Reid, David (of J. & D. Reid), 119 High street Reid, Francis, 133 South Harbour street Reid, Hugh, 4 Barns terrace Reid, James, railway pointsman, 58 Mill street HEZD, J. & D- Cabinetmakers and U'pliolsterers, 96 & 119 Higli Street and 36 Eussell Street, N. (See advt p8S) Reid, John & Son, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and house agents, 26 and 30 Sandgate street—house, 2 Brougham place REID, MATTKE'W, Hatter, 104 Ei^h St.-house, 2 York street lane, N. (See advt p no) Reid, Thomas, 2 Citadel p'ace. Fort Reid, Wm., salesman, 41 Carrick street Reid, Mrs, North Barnweil, off Miller road Reid, Mrs, matron of prison, 9 Bath place Reid, Mrs Hugh M., tailoress, 24 New Bridge street Reid, Mrs, 25 Dalblair Road Richardson, Mrs F,, Berlin wool and fancy repository, 4 Sandgate street - house, Etive, Castlehill road Richmond, Thomas, seaman's missionaiy, "j^ Mill street Richmond, Miss, Grosvenor place, 37 Fort Street Riddall, Dr John, 211 High street—house, Netherton villa, Bow- man road Rilley, John (of W. Wight & Co., grain merchants), 169 High street—house, Fenwickland, New Maybole road RITCHIE, MRS L, Kyle Hotel, 9 Kyle Street. (See advt p 113) Ritchie, Mrs John, 2 Park Circus (we-t), off Racecourse road Ritchie, Mrs Joseph, Maryfield cottage, Midton road Ritchie, James, d aper and milliner, 239 High street Ritchie, William (of Ritchie & Son, manufacturers), 2 Windsor villas, Millar road—warehouse. Church street, W Robertson, Albert P., hosier and machine agent, 4 Old Bridge st. Robertson, & Coy., general drapers, i92High street- house, Dhunan villa, Barns crescent, off Miller road Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 87 Alloway street Robertson, James, Soldiers' home, 9 New Bridge street—house, 97 High street Robertson, James, tailor, 4 High street—house, Murray place, 88 Allison street N Robertson, John, S Barns street Robertson, Rev. John, 3 Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street ROBERTSON, ROBERT, Tailor and Clothier, 51 New- marlset Street—house, 5 Barns Crescent, off Millar road. (See advt p 37) AYR. 83 Robertson, William, flesher, 2 Stanley place, Dalblair road Robertson, John, 24 New Bridge street ' Robertson, Miss, r5 Queen's terrace Robertson, T. L. B., seedsman, 21 Alloway street Robertson, William, watchmaker, 8 Kyle street —house, 24 North Harbour street N Robertson, William & Co., pubhshers of Ayrshire Post, 63 New market street -house, 8 Queen's terrace EOBEHTSOIT, T^M., Coal Msrcliaiit, & SteamlDoat A^ent, 4 Harbour Street -house, 24 North Harbour street. (See advt p 40) Rodger, George, painter, 85 Mill street Rodger, Mrs Jatnes, 14 Newmarket street Rogr, Joim, saddler, 9 Ballantine drive, off Midton road BODaBU, JOH^ M- IronfouncLer, Kyle Foundry, To^^ni- liead— house, Avondale villa, Carrick road. (See advt p 57) HODIE, Q- G-EA?, Printer, Bookseller, and Stationer, 252 Hig]i Street. (See advt p 65) Ronald, Mrs John, 29 Wellingt in square Ross, Alexander, police sergeant, 10 Kirk port, off High street Ross, Robert, head warder, H. M. Prison, 9 Bath place Ross, John, plumber, 119 High street Ross, Wil iam, railway pointsman, 23 Kyle street Rowan, C. B , soUcitor, Procurator Fiscal for the Burgh of Ayr, 8 Cathcart street Rowan, David (of Ayr Steam Shipping Co.,) II Park circus west, off Racecourse road Rowan, Hugh, ostler, 5 Dalblair road Rowan, Michael, spirit dealer, 218 High street Rowan, Thomas, gardener, 35 Carrick street Roy, James, dairyman and greengrocer, 222 High street Rudge, Captain, Royal Artillery, Bellevue house, Midton road Rusk, John, clerk, 219 High street Rusk, Miss, rope manufacturer, 16 Alloway street Russell, George, town porter, 20 New Bridge street Russell, James, 2 Cathcart street florists, Russell, M. & J. fruiterers and 36 Sandgate street—house 5 Eglinton terrace, Fort Russell, James, french polisher, 2 Old Bridge street Russell, Robert, groom, 169 High street 84 DIRECTORY. Rutherford, G. & H., grocers and spirit merchants, 126 High street —house, 2 Kirkport, ofif High street Sargent, Henry, 65 South Harbour street Scott, John, Tarn o' Shanter Inn, 246 High street SCOTT, "WILLIAM. Kline's Ams Hotel, 14 m^lo. Street. (See advt p 26) Scott, George R., 29 New Bridge street Scott, David, prison warder, 2 Cathcart street Scott, James, head master Episcopal School, 2 Barns crescent, ofif Miller road Scott, Mrs, 10 Park Circus, west ofif Racecourse road Scottigli "Widows' Fund Life Assurance Coy.—Thomas m, Gemmel & Son, Advertiser ofifice ; James Young, Auctioneer ; and A. Gemmell, jun.. Solicitor, Agents. (See advt. page facing index) Scottish EquitaTsle Life Assurance Co.—Charles Smith, Clydesdale Bank, agent. (See advt p 63) Scoular, Robert, (of John Allan & Coy.)—house, Dutch Mills, by Ayr Scoular, Robert, jun., (of John Allan & Coy.)—Lyncluden, Castle- hill road Seaton, William, merchant, 1 1 Ballantine drive, ofif Carrick road SEMPLB, JOHN, Ironmonger, 73 High Street -houses Ardaire, Racecourse road. (See advt p 82) SEMPLE. JOEIT, jun., Plesher, 21 Carrick Street—house, 3 Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road. (See advt p 45) Semple, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Barns street SENIOR, ED'WAUD, Organist, 2 Stewart Place, Carrick Road. (See advt p loi) Session-Clerk, J. W. M'Clymont, solicitor, 52 Newmarket street Shankland, Robert, 6 Montgomrie terrace. Fort Sharp, Claud, 8 Park terrace, ofif Alloway place Sharp, Miss, Ayrshire needlework, 4 Montgomrie terrace. Fort Shaw, John, sherifif oflficer, 48 High street Shaw, Charles G., solicitor. County Buildings—house, Wellington house, 25 Wellington square ' AYR. 85 Shaw, James, ostler, 220 High street Shaw & Dunlop, solicitors, County Buildings, Wellington square SHEAHEH, JOHIT, tailor and clothier, 23 Newmarket street -house, 2 Carrlck park, Midton rd (See adv. p. 36). Shearer, Miss, dressmaker, 3 New Bridge street Shearer, William, cabinetmaker, 33 Fullarton street Sibbald, David, general draper, 80 High street— house, Albion house, Carrick road Sillurs, Mrs Thomas, 3 Bruce crescent. Fort Silver, John, solicitor, 52 Newmarket street— house, Ryefield place, Prestwick Sim, Robert, manufacturer, Stewarton—house, Annickdale, South park road, off Midton road Sim, Miss, teacher of music, 1 1 Cathcart street Sim, Miss Lewis, I Park terrace, off Alloway place Sime, Henry R., band master, and leasee of Butter Market—house, 1 1 Newmarket street Simpson, Alexander, brassfinisher, 59 Mill street Simpson, Alexander, seaman, 16 Sandgate street Simpson, George, joiner, 1 1 1 High street Simpson, James, salesman, Ayr Brewery, 39 Mill street Sinclair, Captain Thomas, 14 Academy street Sinclair, Mrs James, Bellvje cottage, 10 Midton road Sinclair, Mrs James, Millar place, 2 Millar road Singer Sewing Machine Warehouse, 88 Sandgate street , Skinner, Mrs, provision dealer, 14 Mill street Sloan, Miss, 2 Barns street Sloan, John, storeman, 105 South Harbour street SLOAN, JOHN, "Welcome Tavern, 83 and 85 High street — (See advt. p. 21.) Sloane, Miss, confectioner, 119 High street—house, 254 High street Sloan, Misses, milliners, 254 High street Sloss, David, carter, i Boat vennel Sloss, Miss, managler, 45 Carrick street Smart, Misses, 2 Barns terrace Smart, Mrs, Belair villa, oft Alloway place Smillie, Archibald, spirit merchant, 5 Harbour street Smith, Andrew & Son, grain merchants, li Alloway street Smith, Charles, agent Clydesdale Bank, High street—house, Arran- doon, Carrick road Smith, David, (of Lawrie & Smith, drapers) 27 Sandgate street Smith, Ebenezer, boot maker, 87 Mill street G — 86 DIRECTORY. Smith, George, draper, Kirkfield villa, Bellvue crescent, off Beresford terrace Smith, George, joiner, 47 Carrick street Smith, Hugh, Alioway postman, 261 High street Jj Smith, — 9 Dalblair road ^ Smith, J. & W., accountants and house agents, 55 Newmarket street Smith, Mrs James, Melling cottage, Midton road Smith, James, draper, 58 High street—house, Raemoir, Bowman, road Smith, James, shoemaker, 86 Sandgate street—house, 38 Fort street Smith, James, tobacconist and watchmaker, 2 Sandgate street house, I Academy street Smith, John Grant, ship broker and agent for Ayr colliery, 4 Have- lock terrace. Miller road Smith, John, grocer, 270 High street Smith, Miss, Hope villa, Carrick road Smith, Robert, tailor and clothier, 107 High street Smith, Robert M., tailor, 89 High street Smith, Thomas, factor and insurance agent, 12 Beresford terrace Smith, William, manager, Ayr Gasworks, Gaswork road Smith, William, spirit merchant and corkcutter, Union Tavern, 3 Boat vennal Smith, Misses J. & J., dressmakers, 37 Fullarton street Smith, Miss, Smith villa, Racecourse road Smith, Miss, 4 Carrick park, off Midton road Smith, Mrs Andrew, 12 Barns street Smith, Mrs James, 2 Park terrace, off Alloway place Smith, Mrs Robert, 42 Sandgate street Smith's Institution, Cumnock road—George Bain, teacher Somers, David, tobacconist, 8 Alloway street Sommerville, David, i Ailsa place, Fort Sommerville, Mrs J. R., 3 Doon terrace, off Midton road SPEIBS, JOHIT, saddler and harness maker, 235 Hi^li street— house, 226 du. (See advi. p, 53.) Speirs, William, baker, 149 High street Speirs, Stewart, iron plane manufacturer, Firth View, Fort—work- shop, 1 1 River street W Sproat, R. C. , secretary wSouth Ayrshire Conservative Association, Osborne Buildings, High street Stafford, Sergt. Major Wm., 2nd A.R.V., 26 Barns street Stamp and Tax Office, Macneille buildings, Newmarket street Star Hotel, 108 High street Stark, Mrs, 6 Carrick park off Midton road Steel, Alexander, draper, 117 High street Steel, Gilbert, horse trainer, Clyde house, off Racecourse road ' AYR 87 Steel, M. & B., boot and shoemakers, 133 High street Steel, Mrs, 23 Dalblair road Steel, John, Eglinton Hotel, i Alloway street Steele, John A. , 32 Queen's terrace STEEN THOMAS, luncheon Isar, 25 ITew Bridge street and Ayrshire & Calloway Hotel. (See advt. p. 14.) STEFHEILT & FOLLOC:^^, booksellers and stationers, 37 Sandgate street- (See advt. p. 3 and 4.) Stephen, Mrs William, 8 Fullarton street Stevenson, Allan, architect, surveyor, and civil engineer, 42 New- market street—house, I Dalblair terrace, Dalblair road, Stevenson, James, tobacconist and hairdresser, 6 High street Stevenson, John, ostler, 254 High street Stevenson, M. & M., hosiers, 7 Alloway street Stewart, David, baker, 100 High street Stewart, David, supt.. Prudential Assurance Company—house, 5 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Stewart, Capt. Shaw, Blendon, Bellevue road, off Racecourse road Stewart, Dean, baker. Old Bridge street Stewart, Francis P. , Craigweil, off Racecourse, road Stewart, Major Stair H. I., adjutant A.Y.C., Oakfield, Broomfieid road Stewart, Robert, watchmaker, 38 High street—house, Notre Desir, Albert terrace, W STE'WAET, "WILLIAM, painter and paper hanger, 22 Newmarket street—house, Da.blair cottage, Dalblair road. (See advt. p. 80.) Stewart, Mrs, Newlands, Dalmellington road STIIILIN&, JOHN, "watchmalser & jeweUer, IS AUc^ay street. (See advt. p. 17.) Stirling, John, L.S.D., surgeon dentist, 23 Wellington square Stirling, Mrs Dr., 28 Queen's terrace Stirling, Mrs, I Barns street Strathern, Alex., engineer, Ayr Gaswork, Gaswork road Strain, Hugh, tailor, 20 New Bridge street Stroyan, Samuel, shipping agent, 9 Academy street—office, 34 North. Harbour street, N Struthers, Alexander, W., solicitor. Bank of Scotland buildings, Sandgate street—house, 3 Barns terrace Struthers, Thomas, carpet weaver, 10 Mews lane Sturrock, Mrs John, 21 Eglinton terrace. Fort Sutton & Co., parcel express, 278 High street Symington, John, banker, Avondale villa, Carrick road ) DIRECTORY. Tait, Andrew & Sons, tinsmiths and gas-fitters, 88 High street Tait, Joseph, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, Macneille buildings, Newmarket street—house, Logie, Castlehill road Tannock, Adam, plasterer, 24 High street TAYLOR, J. & A., engineers and millwriglits, Townheal works. (Seeadvt. p. 54.) Taylor, Alexander, cattle dealer, Bellevue crescent, off Midton road Rose cottage, 15 Carrick park Taylor, Andrew (of J. & A. Taylor,) Midton road Taylor, Archibald, blacksmith, 57 Mill street Taylor,) Fern bank, Midton road Taylor, John, (of J. & A. Taylor, Patrick Thomson, Myrtle bank, Carrick roed Beresford terrace Taylor, William, (of J. & A. Taylor,) 9 Taylor, Major Innes, Tigh-na-grain, Midton road Taylor, James & Son, upholsterers, 63 Sandgate street Taylor, Tames, 30 New Bridge street Taylor, Miss, 4 Craigleur terrace, Carrick road Telephone Office, 9 New Bridge street Templeton, David (of Templeton & Son,) Stoneleigh, Miller road Templeton, James & Son, worsted spinners, Kyle street Tem.pleton, James, Ellerslie, Miller road Templeton, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 129 High street Templeton, Thomas, watchmaker, 129 High street—house, i Belle- vue crescent, off Beresford terrace Templeton, Miss C, 72 High street Templeton, Mrs James, Stoneleigh, Miller road Tennant, Mrs George, Grosvenor house, Charlotte street TERRY, JAMES, & SON, locksmitlis and Toell liangers, 32 High street. (See advt. p. 8i. Terry, Isaac, (of Jas. Terry & Son, bellhangers,) —house, 2 Ailsa place. Fort Thorn, Alex., S., (of Thos. Imrie & Son 10 Midton road Thorn, Robert, waiter, 206 High street Thorn, Mrs James, 26 Dalblair road Thomas, David, 18 Academy street THOMSON & SON, hatters, hosiers, and glovers, Q^ High street. (See advt. p. 51)- Thomson, Alexander, joiner, 14 Cathcart street Thomson, Alfred, teacher, 18 Academy street Thomson, Andrew, mason, South cottage, Midton road Thomson, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 16 Sandgate street Thomson, David, engineer, 43 Sandgate street — AYR. 89 Thomson, Hope, commercial traveller, Hampton, Carrick road Thomson, J. M. (of Wm. Affleck & Son), Ashlea, Racecoilrse road Thomson, James, blacksmith, 131 High street—house, 22 Kyle st. Thomson, James, carver, 53 Mill street ' Thomson, James, mathematical master, Ayr Academy, Fort street house, 1 1 Charlotte street Thomson, James, police constable, 14 Kirkport, High street Thomson, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 71 & 170 High street house, 2 Havelock terrace, Miller road Thomson, John, (of Thomson .V( Son), 2oEglinton terrace, Fort Thomson, John, china merchant, 7 Sandgate street—house, 7 Buck- ingham terrace, Charlotte street Thomson, Matthew, wholesale and family grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Sandgate street— honse, 5 Cromwell place, Fort Thomson, G. P., Strathdoon house. Racecourse road Thomson, Kobert, 27 Dalblair road Thomson, Thomas, 1 1 Barns terrace Thomson, Thomas, joiner, 38 Kyle street Thomson, William, joiner, 1 1 Cathcart street Thomson, William, (of Thomson & Son) 20 Eglinton terrace, Fort . Thomson, William, slater, 134 High street Thomson, Miss, 87 Alloway street Thomson, Mrs, dressmaker, 43 Sandgate street Thomson, Mrs John, G enalbyn. Miller road Thornton, George, cashier, 12 Montgomerie terrace. Fort Thornton, Thomas painter, 176 High street TurnbuU, John, ostler, 254 High street TTTENEE, A. M., Bonded Stores, 21 Soiit]i Harbour street, & 104 Main street, N. (See advt, p. 77) Turner Miss, 4 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road Turner, Mrs J., 7 Arran terrace. Fort Turner, Mrs John, 16 Eglinton terrace. Fort Tyrie, Andrew, plumber, 251 High street Tyrie, Benjamin, joiner, 79 Alloway street Tyrie, John, 11 1 High street Tyrie, John, mason, 251 High street Tyrie, John, storeman, 79 Alloway street Tyrie, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 20 New Bridge street Tyrie, William, grocer, 12 Carrick street u T7IIE, "WILLIAM, smitli and belllianser, 131 Hi^h st-- house, 39 New road, N. (See advt, p 19) Urie, Mrs John, 31 Queen's terrace 90 DIRECTORY. V ^ Valentin, Mr, Waterloo, Carriclc road W Wade, J. L. & Co., Manufacturing Chemists, Patentees of Boiler Scale Removing Composition, Lubricating Oils, Grease, &c. (Late of Glasgow). 307 Burdett road, London, E. Walker, Alexander, clerk, wine cellars, and Burgh Assessor, 8 Academy street —house, Ronaldshaw park, off Racecourse road Walker, Archibald, letter stamper, 237 High street Walker. James, Sun Inn, 245 High street Walker, John, (of Walker & Son, chemical works) 3 Havelock terrace, Millar road Walker, Robert, Post Office clerk, 237 High street Walker, W. G., (of Walker & Son, chemical works) the Old Manse, Townhead Walker, Ernest J., sergeant-major, 4th Batallion Royal Scots Fusiliers, 121 South Harbour street Walker, Miss 30 Dalb'air road Walker, Mrs Andrew, Gleniffer place. Miller road Walker, Mrs Peter, 6 Kensington terrace. Miller road Walker, Archd., jun., town postman, 237 High street Wallace, Alexander, 9 Charlotte street Wallace, Colonel F. J. A., Arrandale, Fort Wa lace, Hugh, tailor and clothier, 119 High street Wallace, Hugh, shopman, 40 Carrick street Wallace, John, blacksmith, 44 High street Wallace, Miss, professional nurse, 8 Milrig place, Charlotte street Wallace, Peter, shipbuilder, 13 Ballantine drive, off Carrick road "WALLACE, HOBEErT, grocer and wine merchant, Towu Buildings, "7 High, street—house, Berwick place, 17 Mont- gomerie terrace, Fort. (See advt, p. 18.) V¥allace, Mrs Robert, 35 Fullarton street Wallace Thomas, spirit merchant, 209 High street Wallace, William, dyer, 208 High street Wane, Marshall, photographer, 10 Alloway place and 43 Sandgate street Water Coy's Office, Town Buildings, High street Watson, George, furnished aparlnients, 20 Wellington square Watson & Douglas, Ayr Brewery, 41 Mill street Watson, Mrs James, I Afton place, Carrick road Watson, M. & S., hosiers, 34 High street — AYR. 91 Watson, Robert, saddler, i8i High street—house, 219 do ' Watson, William, builder, 18 Mill street Watson, William, mason, 220 High street Watt, J. R., M.D., 6 Wellington square Watt, John M., solicitor, Winton buildings, 19 Hope street—house, 2 Bruce Crescent, Fort Watt, Mrs Wm. , 2 Bruce crescent, Fort Watteis, J. T., hair dresser, 28 Newmarket street Webb, William, stud groom, 10 Dalblair mad WEBSTER, A. J. , clothier, 64 Newmarket street—house, 7 Ballantine drive, off Carrick Road Weir & Coy., Ayr Chemical Works— office, 33 Alloway street "WELSH, AUCH. & CO., larassfounders, 24 Carricls street. (See advt. p. 75) Whigham, D. D. , wine merchant, 8 Academy street—house. Dun- earn, Prestwick, by Ayr White, Andrew, jobbing gardener, 152 High street White, David, agent, Dalmellington Iron Coy., Belmont siding house, Glencaird villa, Carrick road White, George C, Stewartlea, Midton road Whyte, Miss, furnished apartments, I Buckingham terrace, Charlotte street Whitefield, Miss, Richmond villa, Midton road Wight, John, manufacturing chemist, 5 Mill street and 10 Beresford terrace Wight, Wi-liam & Coy., grain dealers, 169 High street Wilkinson, Mrs 16 Alloway street WILKINSON, JAMES, ironmonger, 12 Alloway street- house, Glencloy, Midton road. (See advt. p. 72) Williamsdn, John, slater and smoke curer, 24 Newmarket street Williamson, Robert, tobacconist, 81 High street Willison, Mrs, 3 Montgomrie terrace, Fort Willet, Mrs, Maryfield, Gaswork road Willock, George, (of Wm. Willock & Son), 12 Eglinton terrace, Fort Willock, H. D., Magdala, Carrick road Willock, Wm., (of W. Willock & Son) 12 Eglinton terrace Fort WILLOCK, WM. & SON, painters and paperliangers, 1 Macneille Buildings, Newmarket street and 40 Higli street. (See advt. p. 56) WILSON 85 COY., upholsterers, caTsinetmakers, and house agents, 15 and 17 Sandgate street. (See advt. p. 70) 92 DIRECTORY. WILSON, ANDRE'W, general draper, V75 Higli street- house, i8 Barns street. (See advt. p. 35) 'WZLSOIT, ADAM & SOIT, painters and paperhangers, 197 Higll street—house, 197 do.. (See adxt p 112) Wilson, Charles B., (of Wilson & Coy., cabinetmakers, ^^c), 2 Park circus off Racecourse road Wilson, David, 24 Eglinton terrace, Fort Wilson, D. F., mus-bac-oxon, organist, 6 Havelock terrace. Miller road Wilson, James, joiner, 89 Mill street Wilson, James, merchant and agent, 8 Cassillis street Wilson, James, traveller, 18 Hope street Wilson, John, carter, 24 Kyle street Wilson, Archibald, flesher, 19 Carrick street Wilson John, spirit merchant, 27 South Harbour street Wilson, Robert, joiner, 78 Sandgate street Wilson, Thomas P., Gargowan, Racecourse road Wilson, W. B. (of Wilson & Coy., cabinetmakers, &c.), Dalblair i)Lt'. villa, Dalblair road Wilson, William, curator. Town Hall, New Bridge street Wilson, William, Dunlop cottage, 3 Wattfield road, off Midton road Wilson, William S., Riverston, Racecourse road Wibon, Mrs, 6 Cromwell place. Fort Wilson, Mrs, 63 Alloway street Wilson, Mrs Riverston, Racecourse road Wilson, Mrs Archibald, Glenelg, Carrick park, Midton road Wilson, Mrs James, Roselyn cottage, Beresford terrace I^IITCHESTEZI, "WILLIAM, grocer and "wine merchant, 28 Sandgate street—house, 28 Fort street. (See advt. p. l6) Winter, Mrs Robert, 2 Cromwell place. Fort Withers, Samuel, storeman, 133. .South Harbour street "WOOD, HUG-H, hatter, 31 High street—house, Douglas villa, 94 New road. (See advt. p. 114) Wood, George, barber, i Mill street—house, 271 High street Wood, James, baker, 72 Mill street Wood, Miss, 12 Wellington square Wood, Mrs James D., Grosvenor place, 31 Fort street Woodburn, Miss, 6 Barns street WRIO-HT, DANIEL, family Taaker, 191 High street. (See advt. p. 34) Wright, Thomas, printer, bookseller, and stationer, 75 High street —house, Victoria cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Wyllie, Daniel & Coy., hay, grain, and seed merchants, 219 High street AYR. 93 Wyllie & Brown, grocers and provision merchants, no High, street Wyllie, Daniel (of D. Wyllie & Coy. ) Doon villa, Midton road Wyllie, William, horsedealer, 57 Allowa,y street Wyllie, Miss, milliner, 37 Alloway street Wyllie, Miss, Eglinton place. Miller road Wyllie, Miss, 1 1 Eglinton terrace, Fort Young, Andrew, auctioneer, 22 Alloway street—house, 2 Kensing- ton terrace, Miller road Young, A. G., town clerk, Berwick place, 18 Montgomerie terrace, Fort TOTJN&, DAVID, draper, 139 High street—house, 29 Queen's terrace. (See advt. p. 38) Youngj David, cabman, 261 High street Young, James, Wattfield cottage, Midton road YOTJNG-, JAMES, auctioneer, property^ fire, and life insurance agent, 48 Newmarket street—house, 5 Have- lock terrace, Miller road. (See advt. p. 46.) Young, John, jr., engineer. 18 Ballantine Drive, off Carrick road Young, Mrs Andrew, 2 Kensington terrace, Millar road Young, Miss, Allanville, Racecourse road Young, Mrs John, 2 Afton place, Cairick road 70XTNG-, THOMAS, general draper, 54 Newmarket Street—house, 6 FuUarton street. (See advt p 37) Young, Thomas, solicitor 62 Newmarket street —house, Hamilton • place. New Prestwick YOUNG, WALTER, umbrella manufacturer, 27 Newmarket street house, I Craigleur terrace, Carrick road 94 DIRECTORY. NEWTON AND WALLACETOWN, Adam, James, railway pointsman, 15 Church street Adam, James B., goods station clerk, no Greenbank terrace, New road Adam, Thomas, ship plater, I Duke street A,q;new, John, iron moulder, 37 Allison street Agnew, William, slater, 8 Nelson street Aird, James, painter, 48 Content street Aird, William, coal agent, i Argyle street Airlie, Robert, 5 Gordan terrace, Content street Aitken, James, clerk, 80 John street Aitken, Mrs, grocer, 97 Cross street Aitken, Robert, 10 Green street Aitken, Robert, railway yardsman, 35 York street Alexander, Adam R., chemist, 58 Main street Alexander, Alexander, engine driver, 8 Nelson street Alexander, David, cabinetmaker, Rosemont cottage, Allison street Alexander, Peter, cabinetmaker, 28 Peebles street Alexander, Robert, baker, 34 Wallace street—house, 36 do. Alexander, Robert, baker, 46 Allison street Alexander, Wm., sen., valuator, Craigie cottage, 75 John street Alexander, Wm., jun. (of Wm. Alexander & Sons), Craigie cottage,. 73 John street Alexander, William, & Sons, timber merchants, Wallacetown Saw Mill-, head of John street Allan, Brother-, joiners, 10 Main street Allan, David (of Allan Brothers, joiners), 10 Main street Allan, Thomas (of Allan Brothers, joiners), 51 Green street Allan, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 102 Main street Anderson, Alexander, commercial traveller, Blackhouse lodge^ Hawkhill, Whitletts road Anderson, George, slater, 76 Cross street Andeison, George, railway pointsman, Newton terrace, 12 Green street lane Anderson, Rev. George, Mayfield cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts rd.. AYR. 95, Anderson, John, engineer, 119 Main street Anderson, John, carpet weaver, 1 1 Queen street Anderson, Malcolm, railway guard, 12 Peebles street Anderson, Mrs John, 4 Gordon terrace, Content street Anderson, Richard, lime kins, Newtonhead.—house, 2 Albert terrace, head of John street Anderson, Robert, hair dresser, 3 River terrace Anderson, Robert, joiner, 36 Green street lane Anderson, Robert, joiner, 28 Content street Andrew, James, joiner, 8 Queen street Andrew, John, mason, 74 Allison street Andrew, John, railway lorryman, 20 Newton terrace, Green st. lane Andrew, Miss, 74 Main street Arbuckle, George, Burgh weigher and registrar office, 8 River st. Armour, James, tailor, 21 Russell street Armstrong, David, mason, 34 Content street Armstrong, James, joiner, 36 Content street Armstrong, Thomas, mason, 13 Church street Armstrong, Thomas, jun. , mason, 63 Main street Arrol James, brassfounder, I Limond's Wynd Auld, Robert, engine-tenter, 31 Boghall row AUSTIN, DAVID, iDaker, 11 Main street (See advt. p. 47) Ayr Day Nursey, 15 Garden street Ayr Steam Shipping Coy., North quay, at the Docks B Bain, James, master mariner, 48 John street Baird, James, dairyman, 6 Hall's vennal ' Baird, John, potato merchant, 49 George street Baird, Cunningham, baker, 72 Allison street Baird, George, shoemaker, 89 Main street Baird, Hugh, mason. Nelson street Baird, Mrs Robert, 40 New road Barclay, Robert, letter stamper, 40 Content street Barlow, Edward, upholstere , 11 Boghall row Barr, John,, joiner, i Saltfield house Baxter, Robert, grocer, 28 Peebles street Beaton, Walter, teacher, Prestwick School—house 30 Allison street Beaton. William, joiner, 30 Allison street Bell, David, moulder, 12 Hall's vennal Bell, Henry, chemist, 31 Main street Bennet Alex., tailor's cutter, Woodburn cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Black, Wm., draper, 3 Eastwood, Hawkhill, off Russell street •^6 DIRECTORY Blacklock, Samuel, vanman, 35 Nelson street Blackwood, Hugh, mason, 24 Content street Blair, George, slater, 48 New road Blair, Robert, gardener, Craigie lodge, Content street Blane, Wni., 65 New road BONE, DAVID, plasterer, 42 ElToa street (See advt. p. 71) Bone, David, plasterer, 33 Nelson street Bone, John, miller, 69 George street Bone, John, joiner, 37 New road Bone, Robert, grocer, 17 Nelson street Bone, Robert, upholsterer, 146 George street Bonq, Wm., 8 York street Bone Wm, (of Bone & Coy., saddlers), Ellengowan cottage, Church street Bonner, Philip, saddler, 44 New road Borland, Robert, gardener, 30 Elba street Bowie, Mrs William, 2 Albert terrace, head of John street Bowie, James, 49 Peebles street Bowie, John, cabinetmaker, Seaview, 75 New road Boyce, David, railway guard. 43 Allison street Boyd, Archibald, carpenter, 36 Green street Boyd, Captain John, 53 Green street Boyd, George, master of steam tug, 6 Newton terrace. Green street lane Boyd, James overseer, lace works, 83 Cross street Boyd, John S., aerated water manufacturer, li John street Boyd, Miss, Craigie terrace, 64 John street Boyd, Robert, late harbour master, 1 1 John street Boyle, James sawyer, 30 Wallace street Boyle Miss, loan office,^ Cross street—house, Barncleuch villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Boyle, William, joiner, Cessnock cottage, Princess street Brackenridge, Alexander, joiner, 36 Green street Brackenridge, Archibald, Murray place, 86 Allison street Brackenridge, David, blacksmith, 3 Damside Brackenridge, Henry storeman, 109 George street Brackenridge, James, inspector of poor. Weaver street —house, 23 Peebles street Bremner, Wm., railway pointsman, 19 Russell street Briggs, John, bank teller, Greenbank terrace, 112 New road Brotherston, David, cabinetmaker, 134 George street Brown, Adam, engine driver, Garnoch cottage, 42 Church street Brown, Alex., lace weaver, 46 Nelson street Brown, Andrew, late hotel keeper, 66 Viewfield road Brown, David, draper's assistant, 52 Green street AYR. 97- shoemaker, Queen street Brown, David, 24 , Brown, Hugh, butcher, 3 Peebles street—house, 5 do. Brown, Hugh, police constable, 12 Queen street Brown, John, baker, 95 New road and 47 Newmarket street, Ayr Brown, Quintin, delf mart, 26 Wallace street—house, 24 Green sU Brown, Robert, mason, 28 Peebles street Brown, Thomas, weaver, 51 Content street Brown, Walter, shoemaker, 88 Main street Brown, Miss J., teacher 26 George street Brown, Wm. i Alleghany terrace. Church street Browning, John, bookbinder, 69 Princes street BBTTCCIAITI, FIETZIO, confectioner, S5 Main street- house, 33 do. (See advt. p 47) Bruce, Henry coachmaker, Robertson place, 3 Queen street Bruce, James, tailor, 106 George street Bryan, John, railway carrias^e inspector, 50 John street Bryden, George, coachbuilder, 23 Green street—Works, 49 Sand- gate street, Ayr Bryden, John, tailor, 3 George street Bryden, Thomas, shirt manufacturer, 81 Main street Bryson, Mrs, Manse villa, Prestwick road Buchanan, Daniel millwright, 23 Boghall row Buchanan, Gilbert, head master, Newtonhead public school—house^ Appin cottage, Prestwick road Buchanan, William, cask collector, 9 Peebles street BUCHANAN & SONS, serated i^ater manufacturers and spirit mercliants, Hiver terrace. (See advts, pp. 20, 23 25 and 27) Burley, James, mason, 19 James street Burns, James, traveller, 18 Wallace street Burns, John, butcher, 74 Cross street and 34 George street Burns, Thomas, cab proprietor, 43 and 45 Wallace street Butler, Samuel & Co., lace manufacturers, Viewfield road Burrel, James, painter. Smith villa, Prestwick road Byrne, John, butler, 18 Viewfield road Caddis, David, town postman, 7 Church street Cairns, David, prison warder, ii Green street Cairns, Hugh, lace weaver, 46 Allison street Cairns, James, currier, 18 James street Cairns, John, tea agent. Ferry cottage, 43 Church street Cairns, Wm. baker, Victoria terrace, 38 Viewfield road — -98 DIRECTORY. Calder, George, compositor, 11 1 George street Calder, Thomas, compositor, 51 Geo ge street Caldwell, David, cabinetmaker, 18 Allison street Caldwell James, smith, 71 George street Caldwell, Mrs David, 12 Main street Caldwell, Mrs James, 8 John street Cameron, Daniel, late prison warder, Wellington street Cameron, David, 100 New road Cameron, Hugh, clerk, 36 Green street Cameron, John, plumber, 58 Allison street Cameron, John, tinsmith, 88 Main street Cameron, Kenneth, grocer, 10 Church street—house, 34 do. Campbell, Alexander, watchmaker, Elmbank place. New road Campbell, Archibald, moulder, 60 Main street Campbell, David, engine driver 84 Green street Campbell, David, late photographer, 13 Allison street Campbell, David, inason, Cessnock cottage, Princes street Campbell, George, joiner, 39 Wellington street Campbell, George, engine driver, 69 Princes street Campbell, James, foreman fitter, 68 Allison street Campbell, James, iron moulder, Clunes vennal Campbell, James P., clerk, 72 George street Campbell, John, moulder, Nelson street Campbell, John, plumber, 12 Albert terrace, head o John street shop, 197 High street, Ayr Campbe 1, John, dealer, 34 Garden street Campbell, John, fireman, 46 Russell street Campbell, Mrs, Galloway crescent, 69 Russell street Campbell, Norman, tea dealer, 66 Princes street Campbell, Quintin blacksmith, 26 Green street lane Campbell, Mrs R, F. F., of Craigie, Craigie house Campbell, Robert, railway pointsman, 17 Waggon road Campbell, Samuel, boot sa esman, 14 Gordon place Campbell, Wm. grocer, 27 Wellington street , Campbell, Wm., Stewart vi la, Hawkhill, Whitletts road joiner, Main street Campbell, Wm , 60 Campbell, Wm., clerk, 19 Green street Cannel, John, cabinetmaker, 14 Main street Capperauld, James, carpet weaver, 28 Elba street Cailaw, Miss, Willowbank cottage Hawkhill, Whitletts road Carmichael, Duncan, lace foreman. Butlers villa, Viewfield road Carnochan, MissM., i Gordon terrace. Content street Carson, Robert, Craigie Inn, 1 17 George street Caihcart, John, painter, 1 1 Cross street Cation, Murdoch, bootmaker, 3 Somerset place, Hawkhill, off Russell street — AYR. 99 Caw, Thomas, plumber, i6 Nelson street Chambers, James, piano tuner, 8 Duke street Chambers, James, grocer, 9 River street and i Garden street GHAMBEES, E., seratecL -water manufacturer, 26 & 28 CluneS Vennal - house, 46 Green street. (See advt, p. 27) Chambers, Robert, & Sons, japanners and tinplate workers, 75 and 77 Wallace street —shop 7 Old Bridge street, Ayr Chambers, Wm. D., tinsmith and gasfitter, Old Bridge end Cheyne, John, salesman, I Annfield place, Argyle street Chisholm, Alexander, blacksmith, 33 River street Christie, Daniel, machineman, 38 Green street lane Christie, James, engineer, 64 Princes street Christie, James, ropespinner, 44 Allison street Church, Darlington place United Presbyterian (Rev. Robert M. Maclnnes), end of New Bridge Church, Evangelical Union (Rev. A Stewart), Wallace street Church, Free Martyrs' (Rev, T. H. Lang), John street Church, Newton Established (Rev. W. Rainie), Main street Church, Newton Free (Rev J. Mil er). Main .-treet Church, North Newton (Rev. R. Hender.-^on), Tam's Brig Chuich, Original Secession (Rev John Robertson), George street Church, Roman Catholic (Rev. P. MLachlan), John streec Church, Wallacetown Established (Rev. G. J. C. Scott), John st. Church, Wal'acetown Free (Rev. A. G. Murdoch), John street Clark, David, tailor, 68 George street CLAH^, JAMES, house factor and insurance agent, 52 Main street. (See advt. p. 43) Clark, J.imes, police constable, 71 Princes street Clark, John, potato merchant, 1 1 Weaver street Clark, John engine driver, 36 New road Clark, John, ship carpenter, 35 Weilingtun street Clark, John, bowling-green keeper, 10 Green street Clark, Mrs James, 2 Somerset place, Hawkhi 1, off Russell street Clark, Richard, bricklayer, 97 New road Clarke, Wm.,jt>mer, Seymour villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road shop, 5SJ Sandgate street, Ayr Cochrane, Captain John, Hayden cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Cochrane, John, ship carpenter, 43 Green street Cochiane, John, carpenter, 8 Wellington street Colquhoun, Wm., engineer, Roseberry cottage, Duke street Connell, George L. W. , elocutionist, 41 Juhn street Connell, Miss, 23 John street Connell, Timothy (of Forrest & Co., grocers), Gordon cottage, head of Content street DIRECTORY. Cope, James, mason, 146 George street Cook, James, engineer, 3 Wolsely place, Church street Cook, Miss M,, grocer' 47 Russell street Cooper, Mrs Hodgson, Renguinea place. Church street Cooper, Waistell, stationer, 6 Wallace street OOOPEH, "WM., grocer, 79b Main street—house, 26 vievv- field road. (See advt. p. 9) Corbet, Wm., spirit salesman, 9 Wellington street Cornelius John, joiner, 6 Church street Copland John, gardener, 34 Green street Couperthwaite, Mrs, 2 Church street Cowan, A'exander, carter, 38 Green street lane Cowan, Mrs H., milliner and straw-hat maker, 3 Hawkhill, Whit- letts road Cowan, George, carter, 50 York street Cowan, Henry, carter, 58 York street Cowan, Hugh, lace weaver, 27 Wellington street Cowan, John, carter, 62 York street Cowan, John, clothier, 16 Main street— shop, 17 New Bridge street Ayr' Cowan, Mrs Joseph, Galloway crescent, 79 Russell street Cowan, Mrs Wm., grocer, 4 Main street Cowan, Wm., carter, 58 York street _ Cowan, Wm., engine driver, 9 Damside Cowan, Wm., grocer, 78 Russell street—house, 77 do. Cowan, Wm., tailor cutter, 28 Viewfield road Cowie, John, lathsplitter, 51 Main street Cowieson, George T. (of Cowieson Brothers,) drapers, Willowbank cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Craig, Andrew, tailor, 23 Russell street Craig, James, & Sons, Victoria Flour Mills, North Harbour street Craig, James, yarn merchant, 7 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Craig, John, hamcurer, Northfield place, Prestwick road Craig, John, mason, 2 Peebles stireet Craig, Robert, 46 North Harbour street Crawford, Bryce, cabinetmaker, 46 Green street Crawford, Daniel, Woodlea, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Crawford, Mrs John, Ailsa cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Cree, Adam, 150 George street—Sale rooms, Old Bridge street^ Ayr Cree, John, Insurance agent, 48 Russell street Cree, William, 69 Elba street Cricbton, John, blacksmith, Argyle street Cumming, John, missionary, 4 Somerset place, Hawkhill, off Russell street Gumming, Wm., blacksmith, 72 Main street Cumming, Wm., engine driver, Twiningham place, Prestwick road Oumming, Wm., town postman, Twiningham place, Prestwick road Cunningham, James, 59 Peebles street Currie, Alexander flesher, 62 Main street—house, 60 do Currie, Mrs Wm., 52 Main street— office, 80 Sandgate street Ayr Ciurie, William, gardener, 64 Elba street Cuthbert, Alexander (of Cuthbert cS:^ Son), shoemakers, "Seaview, 77 New road—shop, 22 High street, Ayr Cuthbert, Robert (of Cuthbert & Son, shoemakers), Wellwood cottage, Prestwick road Cuthbert, William, engineer, 90 New road Cuthbert, William, currier, 1 1 Boghall row Cuthill, James, 10 Hawkhill, Wmtletts road Dalling, Robert, foreman moulder, Renguinea place, 45 Church street Dalrymple, Henry, currier, 18 James street Dalton, David, tailor, 15 Content street Davidson, Andrew, 58 Church street Davidson, Mrs Hugh, 30 New road DAVIDSOl^T, JOHN, joiner and T3iiild.er, 41 New read- house, Princes street. (See adv. p. 90). Davidson, Wm., railway guard, 6 Davidson place, off Church street Dean, William, joiner, il John street Den^pster, James, carpet weaver, 88 Elba street Dick, Adam, joiner, 70 Nhw road Dick, Alexander joiner, 62 Wiston place. Church street Dick, David, mason, Westbourne place, 40 Princes street Dick, John, painter, 97 Main street Dick, Quintin, engine fitter, 32 Wellington street Dickie, Charles, 32 Content street Dickie, David, decorator, I Gordon terrace. Content street Dickie. Mrs Hugh, hardware merchant, 80 Main street Dickie, J'ames, carter, 5 York street Dickson, Alex., foreman baker, Falkland park, Prestvi^ick road Dickson, Mrs Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, 127 Main street Dilling, Neil, fisher, 4 Hall's vennal Dinning, Robert, tailor, 68 Elba street Doak, Gilbert, guard, 70 Allison street Doak, Robert, bookbinder, i Havannah place, Viewfield road Dobbie, David, chemist, 4 Gordon place — house, Hawthorn villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road H I02 directory"' Dobbie, James, teacher, 7 Nelson road Dobbie, John (of A. Smith & Son, grain merchants), Craigie terrace, 72 John street Dobbie, Mrs Richard, Craigie terrace, 72 John street Dobbie, WilHam, boot and shoe merchant, Craigie terrace, 59 John. street—shop, 167 High street, Ayr Donald, Hugh, baker, Bentick place, 21 Russell street Donald, Robert, pattern maker, 42 Content street Douglas, Andrew, photographer, 30 Green street lane Douglas, Thomas, painter, 78 Main street Douglas, William, grocer, 23 Content street—house, 11 do. Dow, Mrs James, Govvanlee cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Drinnan, Daniel E., market gardener, Tigg cottage, Prestwick road Drinnan, James, joiner, 66 Princes street Drinnan, John, joiner, 7 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whitletts road Drinnan, J. H. (of Drinnan & Murphy, plumbers), Mayfield, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Drinnan, Matthew, Arbulhnot cottage, Hawkhill Whitletts road DEZITITAIT & HUH^HY, slatsrs a3id plinmlders, S4 G-eorge street. (See advt. p 71) DBI^ITIH, "WILLIAM, joiner and "builder, '7S Q-eorge street—house, Crailoch cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road. (See advt. p. 84) Drinnan, William, joiner, Hawkhill cottage, Whitletts road Drysda'e, James, miller, 20 Green street Duff, John, slater, 78 Main street Duff, William, 40 Green street Dunbar, Mathew, mason, 11 Elba street lane Duncan, David, miller, 74 Allison street Duncan, James, police constable, 42 York street Duncan, John, blacksmith, 15 Weaver street Duncan, John, engine driver, 9 Damside Duncan, Robert, currier, 16 Wellington street DITNCAN, MATTHEW, spirit merchant, Black BnU Hotel, 33 and 41 Eiver street. (See advt. p. 24) Duncan, Miss, grocer, 73 Wallace street Duncan, Samuel, Hawkhill Dairy, off Russell street Duncan, William, shoemaker, 54 New road Dunlop, Andrew, iron turner, 103 Wallace street Dunlop, James, butcher, 63 Wallace street Dunlop, Mrs Captain A., 125 Cross street Dunlop, Mrs William, 91 Wallace street Dunlop, Robert, spirit merchant, 99 Main street 103 Dunn, James, shoemaker, 1 1 Garden street Dunn, Mrs ii Green street Dunsmuir, AUan, ship carpenter, 48 York street DunsHiuir, George, engineer, 69 George street Dyer, William M., Easterlea, Prestwick Road Easdale, William, fireman, 22 Wellington street Eaglesham, Thomas, salesman, 11 Argyle street Eccles, Robert, storeman, 42 Allison street Edgar, William, commercial traveller, 40 Victoria terrace, Viewaeld road Elliot, George, tailor and clothier, 69 Princes street Fallows, Joseph, 60 Allison street Fegan, Henry, coal agent, 99 Cross street Ferguson, George (of W. & G. Fergusson joiners), loj John street Fergusson, George S., railway badge porter, 3 Gordon tenace, Content street Fergusson, Hugh, joiner, 6 Church street Ferguson, James M., proprietor Ay?- Observer and Argus and Express, Falkland house, Prestwick road—office, 55 New- market street, Ayr Fergusson, James, coachman, 70 George street Fergusson, Joseph, railway pointsman, 68 Princes street Fergusson, William, teller. Royal Bank, 82 John street Fergusson, William (of W. & G. Fergusson, joiners) 102 John street Fergusson, William, joiner, 98 George street PSEaUSSON, "W. & a. jomsrs and Mildsrs, 2 Eiver tQrrace- (See advt, p. 90) Findlay, Hugh, furniture dealer, 5 Wallace street Findlay, James, mason, 31 Russell street Findlay, James, town's messenger, 21 Princes street Findlay, John, coachman, 74 Allison street Findlay, John, mason, 21 New road Findlay, William, inspector of police. Church place, 2 Cross street Finnic, James, coal agent, 7 Limonds Wynd—house, Blairbetlx cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Fisher, George, joiner, 103 Cross street Fisher, John baker, 45 Cross street Fitzpatrick, William, tailor's cutter, 32 Nelson street Foggo, John, builder, Elmbank street I04 DIRECTORY. POUREST, JAMES, joiner, George street—house, 79 Mai^ street. (See advt, p. 88) Forsyth, Alexander, engineer, Chehnark cottage, 5 Nelson street Foster, Parker & Co , raa: merchants, 22 and 24 Clunes vennal rRASEH, ALEXANDER, cLrysalter 30 George street- house, Galloway crescent, 55 Russell street. (See advt, p. 29)- Fraser, George, 67 New road Fra-er, Hugh, railway lorvyman, Newton terrace, 20 Green street Fraser, James, iron moulder, 53 Content street [lane Fraser, John, shoemaker, loi Main street Frew, John, jun., dentist. Hunter place, 68 Viewfield road Frith, Robert, joiner, 52 Elba street Frost, John, foreman baker, 40 Green street Fullarton, James, flesher, Oswald terrace, 43 George street Fulton, Andrew, brewer, 44 New road Gairdener, Daniel G., 5 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whit- letts road Galbraith, David, teacher of dancing, 20 New road GALBPwAITH. "^M., teacher of music, 4 Alleghany terrace Church street. (See advt. p. 52.) G-ALT, JAMBS, chimney sweeper, 66 George street- (See- advt. p. loi.) Galloway, Hugh, grocer, 86 George street Galloway, William, thatcher, Govan's Cottage, York street Garland, John, tea merchant and coal agent, 58 Content street Garvie, Peter, but er, Stanley cottage, 61 Content street Gass, James, commercial travellei, Ailsa cottage, Hawkhill Gaunt, Thomas, Eden villa, Prestwick road [street Gebbie, Francis (of Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie), hamcurers, 52 Main Gemmell, David, tailor, 73 Main street Gemmell, James, bookseller. Beach cottage, off Prestwick road, shop 5 High street, Ayr Gemmell, John, cabinetmaker-, 76 Russell street Gemmell. Mrs, lodgings, 21 Green street Gibb. Allan, cabinetmaker, 121 Cross street— shop, 74 High street, Ayr Gibb, Alexander, carpenter, 20 Garden street Gibson, Alexander, railway pointsman, Argyle street Gibson, James, clerk, I Greenbank terrace, 104 New road Gibson, John, headmaster, Wallacetown Public School—house Darlington place, 2 North Harbour street . AYR 105 'Gibson, Mrs James, confectioner, 25 Main street— house, St, Clair cottage, Allison street Gibson, Mrs William, 73 New road Gibson, Mrs, spirit merchant, 33 Elba street Gibson, Mrs, mangier, 10 Elba street Gibson, Quarter-master-Sergt. John, 7 Davidson place, oft" Church street Gibson, Richard, slater, i Claremont p'ace, Boghall row Gibson, Robert, joiner, St Murray cottage, 60 Church street Giffen, James, mason, 16 Peebles street Gillan, Daniel, rag merchant, 13 and 15 River street Gilchrist, Alexander, engineer, 74 Green street lane Gilchrist, James, dairyman, 60 Allison street Gillespie, A'exander, agent, City of Glasgow Friendly Society, Daisybank cottage, Hawkhill, off" Russell street Gillespie, James, pipe maker, 33 Main street Gilles, Henry M., designer, Ralston cott ge. Church street Gillies, James, commision agent. North quay Gillies, Malcolm, coal agent, 31 George street <&ILMOim, JOSEPH, coal merchant, 13 Ne-^ton terrace, G-reen street lane. (See advt. p. 52.) Girtrig, VI rs "William, 14 Nelson street Glendinning, George, mason, 48 George street Gooden, Henry, draper, Galloway crescent, 71 Russell street Good, John, joiner, Elmbank place, Tam's Brig Gordon, David, engineer, Newton terrace, 24 Green street lane Goudie, Charles, smith, 8 Church street (^OTTDIE, "WILLIAM, painter, 49 Allison street. (Se? advt. p. 115.) Govan, "William, joiner, 8 Hall's "Vennal— shop,' 131 High st. Ayr Graham, John, painter, 8 Nelson street Grant, Alexander, railway porter, 55 George street Grant, Duncan, grocer, 86 Main street and 10 Taylor street—house, Seabank villa, Fort, Ayr Grant, Lewis, blacksmith, 12 Taylor street Grant, Thomas, railway guard, 98 Green street Gray, George, railway servant, Newton terrace, 12 Green street lane Gray, Gordon, millwright, 19 Green street Gray, John, manager, 5 Eastwood, Hawkhill, off" Russell street Gray, Robert, Fairlie cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Gray, "W. C, carpet manufacturer, Newton carpet works, off" Prest- wick road—house, Northfield, Prestwick road Greenlees, Daniel, compositor, 52 Green street Greenlees, Miss, 1 1 Green street I06 DIRECTORY. Grierson, William, stocking weaver, 2 Main street street Guthrie, A. & J., shipping agents, 46 North Harbour Guthrie, Captain Robert, Acorn cottege, Hawkhill, off Russell street Guthrie, John, plasterer, Boghall cotfage, Boghall row Guthrie, Robert, mason, 37 Main street Guthrie, William, late engineer, 50 Allison stree Guthrig, Thomas, shoemaker, River street H Haddock, William, tinsmith, 30 North Harbour street—house,, 139 South Harbour street. Ayr Haldane, John, 52 Allison street Halliday, Alexander, agent, royal liver friendly society — Mar- shall cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Hall, Alexander, carter, 63 Peebles street Hall, Charles, mason, 3 Taylor street Hall, Charles, weaver, 54 Russell street Hall, James, carter, 31 Peebles street Hall, Rodger, weaver, 54 Russell Street Hall, William, carter, 15 Peebles street Hall, William, Post Office clerk, 72 Allison street Hall, Miss, embroideress, 40 Allison street Hall, Miss, 76 John street Hall. Mrs Charles, 27 Peebles street Hall, Mrs Matihew, 72 Allison street Hamilton, Alexander, carpet weaver, 5 Allison street Hamilton, James, draper, 73 Main street Hamilton, James, lace weaver, 46 Nelson street Hamilton. James, plumber, 35 Wellington street Hamilton, James, shipping agent. 26 North Harbour street Hamilton, James, stone cuter, 28 Wellington street Hamilton, Mrs Andrew, 48 Green street Hamilton, William, coach painter, 1 1 Wellington street Hamilton, William, iron moulder, 46 Allison street Hanley, Francis, pipemaker, 3 Damside SAITLEY, JOSEPH, tolsacco pipe manufacturer, 29 Main street. (See advt. p. 46.) Haggart, John, fitter, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield road Hannah, Andrew, draper, 32 Church street Hannah, David, cabinetmaker, 73 George street Hannah, Hugh, cabinetmaker, 46 Green street Hannah, James, railway porter, 10 Boghall row Hannah, Jane, grocer, 44 Green street • AYR. 107 Hannah, John, mason, 31 Peebles street » Hannah, Thomas, cabinet-turner, 1 1 Garden street Happell, Robert, railway guard, y] Wellington street Harbison, John, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield road Hartley, W. H., shoemaker, 74 George street —house, 2 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whitletts road Harvey, James, blacksmith, 8 John street Harvie, Thomas, blacksmith, 81 Green street Hastings, John, 58 Green street lane Hay, James, railway badge porter, 78 George street Hay, Thomas, missionary. Princes street Henderson, George, foreman plater, 26 Main street Henderson, John, joiner, 5 Duke street Henderson, James, grocer's assistant, 3 Gordon terrace, Content street Henderson, John, inspector of schools, 14 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Henderson, Rev. Robert, North Newton Manse, Prestwick road Hendrie, Alexander, joiner, 28 Allison street Hendrie, George, engine driver, 15 Peebles street Hendrie, James, 91 Green street Hendrie, James, carter, 63 Main street Hendrie, James, foreman joiner, 13 Cross street Hendry, Daniel S., (of Hendry & Son booksellers). Cavendish villa, Hawkhill, off Rus«ell street—shop, 23 Sandgate street, Ayr Herbert, Robert, joiner, 2 Content street Hill, James, fishmonger, Caddam bank, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Hillhouse, Mrs, 5 Gordon terrace, Content street Hislop, Alexander, bowling green keeper, Caldwell place, 1 7 Queen street Hislop, David, cashier, Ayr saw mills, North Harbour street Hislop, James G., clerk, Ayr Post Office, 64 Wiston place. Church street Hodgson, Isaac, Eden villa, Prestwick road Hood, Colin, carpet weaver, 117 Wallace street Hood, John, carpet weaver, 16 New road Hood, John, fireman, 18 Garden street Hogg, Matthew, grocer, 85 George street, and 202 High street, Ayr Hogg, James, slater, 24 Peebles street Hogg, Robert, railway servant, Newton terrace, 20 Green st. lane Houston, James, headmaster, Newton Academy house, Floral bank, Prestwick road Houston, Mrs, seamstress, 18 North Harbour street Howat, Wm., painter, 8 Albert terrace, head of John street Hunter, Adam, railway guard, 9 Gordon terrace. Content street Hunter, Daniel, mason, 27 Main street I08 DIRECTORY. « Hunter, Hugh, painter and paperhanger, 19 Main street Hunter, James S., (of Hunter & Grant, drapers), 47 John street Hunter, James, joiner, 78 Main street Hunter, James, spirit merchant, 70 Main street Hunter, Mrs D., draper, 115 Main street Hunter, Mrs George, 44 Church street Hunter, Mrs George, draper, 64 Main street Hunter, Mrs John, 5 Limond's Wynd HTTITTEE, HOBEIIT, 'Wallaceto'wn Foundry, Limond's Wynd—house, 22 Russell street. (See advt. p. 80) Hunter, William, carpenter, 24 Waggon road Hunter, William, mason, 44 Peebles street Hutcheon, A. W. , woolen manufacturer, 41 Content street Hutchison, George, mason, 6 Gordon terrace, Content street Hutchison, James, shoemaker, 18 Peebles street Hutchison, Robert, brick and furnace builder, Ethel cottage, 44 Viewfield road Hyland & Co., starch and gum manufacturers. River terrace Hyndman, Mrs, lady's nurse, 13 Main street Hyslop, Andrew J., (of Hyslop, Wallace, & Co., drapers,), I Hawkhill, Whitletts road Hyslop, Mrs, Sornlee cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Hyslop, William, millwright, 13 Peebles street Innes, George, spirit merchant, 38 North Harbour street Ingram, John, grocer, 82 Main street, and 1 1 New Bridge street, Ayr Irvine, George W., spirit merchant, 48 North Harbour street—house, 4 York street Jack, James joiner, 142 George street Jackson, William, mason, 23 Cross street Jamie, Matthew, manufacturer, 55 John street Jamie, William, coal agent, 38 Content street Jamipson, Hugh, clerk, 72 New road Jamieson, Archibald, mason, 27 John street Jenkins, James, pastry baker, 59 Peebles street Jess, James, greengrocer, 65 Wallace street Jones, James, slater, 12 Limond's Wynd Jones, Thomas, slater, Oswald place. 21 George street • AYR. 109 Johnston, Alexander, dairy, 28 Boghall row Johnston, Rev. W. H., Wesleyan Manse, Hawkhill, Whitletts rd Johnston, William, police constable, Oswald terrace, 53 George st Johnston, Robert, music teacher, 24 Wallace street K Kay, James, tailor, 56 Allison street Kay, John, joiner, 47 Content street Kay, William, cabinetmaker, 42 Viewfield road Kay, William, grocer's assistant, 52 Church street jeweller, Elba street Kean, J. T., 38 Keenan, Peter, painter and decorator, 32 George street Kellock John, builder, Princes street Kelly, George, baker, 63 Main street Kelly, James, carpet weaver, 2i Wellington street Kelly, Peter, station master. Newton station, 34 New road Kennedy, Adam, iron moulder, 10 Green street Kennedy, John, engineer, 26 Weaver street, Kennedy, Peter, engine driver, Argyle street Kent, William, spirit merchant, 91 Main street—house, 33 New rd Kerr, Archibald, blacksmith, 32 Clunes street Kerr, Archibald, engine driver, 31 Weaver street Kerr, Captain John, Prestwick road Kerr, Captain Robert, 87 New road Kerr, George, dairyman, 16 Nelson street Kerr, George B., blacksmith, 33 Content street Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, 96 Main street Kerr, Mrs, Ladykirk house, 18 Viewfield road Kerr, Robert, 15 Waggon road Kfivan, John, dealer, 96 Cross street Kilgour, Mrs, 43 John street Kilgour, William, joiner, 115 Cross street Kilmurray, James, insurance agent, 154 George street King, James, machine worker, 68 Green street Kin£[, Mrs Wm., 5 Davidson place, Church street King, Thomas, postman to Whitletts, 5 Davidson place, Church st. King, Thomas, mason, 4 Wolseley place. Church streer King, William, police constable. 56 Allison street Knox, David, carter 20 Green street Lamb, Andrew, joiner, i ro George street Lamb, Andrew, joiner, 13 Peebles street no DIRECTORY.* LAMB, JAMES, Slater, 7 Garden Street. (See advt p 67). Lamb, William, confectioner, 20 Wallace street Lamb, William, ironmonger, 41 Wallace street Landies, Daniel, cork cutter, 20 Limond's wynd Landies, John, cork cutter, 76 George street Lang, John, insurance agent, 33 Nelson street Law, James, fisher, 43 York street Law, Miss, 17 Green street Law, William, fruiterer, 23 Main street Lawrie, Andrew, guard, 18 Russell street Lawson, Adam, engine driver, 102 New road Lawson, Adam, mason, 13 Waggon road LA'WSOIT, ALLAN, Tsookseller, 98 Main street. (See advt. p. 33.) Lawson, James, joiner, 12 Nelson street Lawson, Mrs, lady's nurse, Maryfield villa, 92 New road Lawson, Mrs Wm., 59 New road Leckie, James, trafific inspectors, G. & S.-W. R., Newton lodge,. head of Green street Leckie, Mrs, 152 George street Le Clair, Louis, perfumer, Mon Desir cottage, 15 Hawkhill, Whit- letts road—shop, 50 Newmarket street, Ayr Ledingham, William, dairyman, 14 Queen's street Lees, Robert, pilot, 55 Green street Leggat, James, jr., plasterer. Princes street LE&&AT, JAMES, plasterer, Eeckford cottage, Uelson street. (See advt. p. 73). Leggat, Wm. M 'Queen, letter stamper, 32 Content street Lennan, Mrs Wm 32 Garden street , Lennox, Wm. (of Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie), I Eastwood, Hawk- hill, off Russell Street Lewis, Joseph, coach painter, 6 Taylor street Liddell, Archibald, coachbuilder, 35 Nelson street Lighthouse, North quay. Daniel M'Kinnon, keeper Limond, Charles, florist, 65 Content street Limond, George, mason, 32 New road Limond, Mrs, Content cottage, Albert terrace Lindsay, George, carpet weaver, 13 Peebles street Lochhead, Mrs Alexander, 60 John street Logan, Capt. Jamei^, seaman, 3 Havanah place, Viewfield road Logan, James, grocer, i New road, and 24 George street Logan, John, ship broker and coal merchant, Docks, North quay Logan, Peter, shoemaker, 38 Nelson street Logan, Robert, evangelist, 38 Nelson street Logan, William, clerk, 2 Eastwood, Hawkhill, off Eussell street Loudon, Adam, mason, 17 Russell street Loudon, David, grocer & dairyman, Tryfield cottage, Hawkhill, off' Russell street Loudon, Mrs David, 152 George street Love, John, tailor, Charleton cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Love, Robert, railway guard, 25 Boghall row Lowe, George, staff-sergeant, Galloway crescent, 53 Russell street Lowe, W. S., staff-sergeant, Salisbury cottage, 38 Church street Lucas, Alexander, sawyer, 39 Green street Ludgate, David, Prestwick postman— house, Burnside cottage,. Prestwick Lymburn, Mrs James, grocer, 53 and 55 Main street Lyon, Captain John, 22 North Harbour street Lyon, John, cabinetmaker, 09 Main street M Main, Captain James, 10 Main street Main, Daniel, fisher, 41 York street Main, George, railway pointsman, 64 George street Main, James, carpenter, 10 Main street Main, John, captain, 'jt, Green street Main, Robert, rope spinner, 24 Weaver street MAINS, JOHN, coachbuilder, 5 John street — house' Hawkhill, Whitletts road. (See advt. p. 105). Mair, George (of Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie, ham curers), 14 Albert terrace. Content street Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie, ham curers, 20 Old Bridge—stores, 96' High street, Ayr Mair, Miss, nurse, 52 New road Malcolm, Robert, sergt. of police, 44 and 46 Content street Manson, John, boiler maker, 37 Main street Marr, James, 73 New road Marr, James, railway guard, 5 Waggon road Marshall, Alexander, Foulds cottage, Prestwick road Marshall, David, mason, 41 Peebles street Marshall, Wm., 78 New road Martin, John, grocer, 90^ New road Martin, John, Newton sexton, i Damside Martin, Mrs Andrew, baker, 16 Gordon place, George street Martin, Robert, blacksmith, 121 Main street Martin, Wm., fireman, 52 York street Meikle, David, sen, (of J. & D. Meikle, builders), 52 Main street — 112 DIRECTORY.' MEIKLE, JOHN, slater and plumlser, 17 Knives? street- house, 19 do. (See advt. p. 73.) MEIHLE, J- & D- , joiners and 'b-a.ilders, 4S and 50 Main street. (See advt. p. 79.) Meikle, Wm., Hawkwood cottage, head of Content street Meiklejohn, Henry, grocer and spirit merchant, 54 and 56 Main st. Melville, Wm., 3 Falkland terrace, Prestwick road Mercer, John, 16 Peebles street Merry & Cunningham, shipping agents, Docks Merry, Hugh, ham curer, 27 Nelson street Miles, Miss, grocer, 8 Boghall row Millen, Anderson, Gershom cottage, Princes street Millar, John, jun., grocer and spirit merchant, 8 Gordon place Millar, Robert, shoemaker, Daisybank cottage, John street—shop, 4 Macneille Buildings, New^market street, Ayr Miller, James, tailor, 3 Allison street Miller, James, police constable, 121 George street Miller, John H., chemist, 22 Elba street Miller, John, mason, 1 1 Allison street Miller, John, gardener, Ladykirk house, 14 Viewfield road Miller, John, joiner, 3 Church street Miller, John, grocer, 45 Cross street Miller, John, spirit merchant, 89 Cross street Miller, Miss, seamstress, 20 North Harbour street Miller, Rev. John, Newton Free Church — Manse, Prestwick road Miller, Thomas, grocer and wine merchant, 61 Wallace street, house, St. Ann's, Prestwick road Miller, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 30 North Harbour street Milligan, Robert, carpet weaver, 18 Hall's vennal MilliLjan, Wm., currier, 8 Church street Milliken, John, mason, 3 Church street Milliken, Mrs John, 3 Church street Mills, John, joiner, 108 Greenbank terrace, New road Mills, Nicholas, clerk, 13 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Mills, James, joiner, 71 River terrace Mills, Robert, carter, 4 Saltfield house Milne, William, carter, 13 Peebles street Milroy, Hugh, mason, 38 Wellington street Mitchell, Alexander, fishing tackle maker, 48 Content street—shop, 20 Kyle street, Ayr Mitchell, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 15 George street Mitchell, Alex., (of Wm. Mitchell & Son.) 14 Green streel Mitche 1, Hugh, pensioner, Limonds Wynd Mitchell, James, 7 Duke street AYR. IIJ Mitchell, John, joiner, 52 Allison street—workshop, 24 Wallace st. Mitchell, Robert, coach trimmer, 8 Wallace street Mitchell, Samuel, 82 York street lane MITCHELL, "WALTBE, Ss SONi, ham CTirersand fieshers 22 Main gtr©©t — houses, 8 Havelock terrace, and Alloway park, off Alloway place, Ayr. (See advt, p. lo) Mitchell, William 3, 5 and 7 Green street —house, Lome cottage, 14 do Mitchell, William, plumber, 32 New Road Moftat, John, grocer, 34 Allison street Moffat, John, joiner, 5 Havannah place, Viewfield road Monaghan, George, circular sawyer, 64 York street Monnickendam, Alexander, 78 John street Montgomerie, Hugh, grocer, 7 George street Montgomerie, Robert, Mason's Arms Inn, 12 and 14 Wallace street Money, William, grocer, Hawkhill, off Russell st —shop 187 High street Ayr More, Henry, tailor, 17 John street Moore, Miss, 18 New road Morgan, Charles, chimney sweeper, 85 Main street Morgan, Arthur, bookseller, 13 John street— shop, 19 High st.0.yr Morran, William, miller, 20 Green street Morrison, Hugh, carpenter, 61 Green street Morrison, James, seaman, 8 Wallace street MORHISOH, MATTHEWj tailor and clethier, 96 Main street—house, 17 Nelson street. (See advt. p. 49.) Morrison, Samuel, hay and straw dealer, 4 Peebles street Morrison, Thomas, pressman, Falkland park, Prestwick road Morrison, William, carpet weaver, 2 Weaver street, Morrison, William, mason, 3 Alleghany terrace, Church street Morton, Adam, wine and spirit merchant, 77 and 79 George street Morton, Hugh, flesher, 18 Gordon place, George street Morton, James, lace weaver, 3 Argyle street Morton, John, coach painter, 49 Green street Morton, Miss E., matron. Day nursery, 15 Garden street Morton, Mrs William, 6 Nelson street Morton, William, coach painter, 120 George street Morton, William, upholsterer, 6 Albert terrace, head of John street Muir, Andrew C, overseer, Ayr Observe?'— \\o\xse, 3 Havannah place, Viewfield road Muir, James, railway servant, 10 Darlington road Muir, John, blacksmith, 68 York street lane Muir, Miss, 74 New road Munn, Mrs James, lady's nurse, 30 Allison street 114 DIRECTORY. Munro, David, police constable, 69 Princes street Munro, John, railway guard, Duke street Munro, William, 19 River terrace Munro, William, pipemaker, 10 Boghall row MXJUCHIE, JOHN, slat@r and glazier, 19 George street — house, 2 Church street, (See advt. p. 67.) Murchie, Miss, 50 Allison street Murdoch, Francis, cowfeeder, 60 York street lane Murdoch, George K., joiner, 3 Saltfield house Murdoch, Jaines, slater, 17 Wellington street Murdoch, James, wheelwright, 60 Content street Murdoch, John, sawyer, 29 Elba street Murdoch, M. & J., stationers, 44 Main street Murdoch, Miss, mangier, 49 New road Murdoch, Mrs, Wiston place, Church street Murdoch, Robert, watchmaker, 3 Burnet terrace, Hawkhill—shop, 125 High street, Ayr Murdoch, Rev. Alex., G., Wallacetown Free Church Manse, John st Murdoch, Wallace, lorryman, 36 York street Mur^Dhy, Alexander, (of Drinnan & Murphy, slaters), i Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whitletts road Marphy, Owen, rag merchant, 23 River street Murphy, Mrs Alexander, 14 Content street Murphy, Robert, coal agent, 3 New road Murray, A. F., clerk, 16 Peebles street Murray, James P., compositor, 2 Wolseley place. Church street Murray, John, shoemaker, 8 Gordon terrace. Content street Murray, John, engineer, Seaview, 89 New road Murray, Philip, joiner, no George street Murray, Sergeant James, Dingwall cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Murray, Wi liam, mason, 15 John street Mc Mackie, Alexander, plumber, 89 Greea street Mackie, James, millwright, 61 Peebles street Mackie, John, cabinetmaker, 21 Queen street Mackie, \iiss, draper, 46 Main street Mackie, William, traffic inspector, G & S.-W. R., Princes street Mackintosh, Alexander, m.a.chmeina.n, Ajyr Advenfiser, 14 Main st. Macleod, Alexander, Pipe- Major, 79 Main street Macnamara, Daniel E,, Customs officer, Duke street McAlpine, John, Goods station, Darlington road ' AYR. 115 McAlpine, Mrs, confectioner, 40 George street McAndrew, Charles, town's pavier, 14 Main street McAvery, Moses, grocer, 40 Content street McBlaae, Alexander, shoemaker, 113 Main street M'cBlane, Alexander, jr., joiner, 113 Main street McBride & Co., ship chandlers. 2 Green streeet— house, 4 do. McBride, H. A., grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Elba street—house, Blackhouse cottage, 16 do. McBride, John, prison warder, 17 Princes street McBride, John, tailor, 40 Russell street McBurnie, Robert, commercial iraveller, Duke street McCall, Alexander, 49 York street lane McCall, Chas., spirit merchant, 62 John st. — shop, Kirkport, Ayr McCall, Hugh, 42 North Harbour street McCall, James, railway servant, 4 Wellington street McCall, John, joiner, 64 Elba street McCall, Peter, dairyman, 52 Content street McCall, Mrs Robert, Newton terrace, 14 Green street lane McCallum, David, watchman, 52 Peebles street McCallum, George, ship carpenter, 87 George street McCallum, Mrs George, 3 John street McCallum, James, Osborne cottage, Princes street McCallum, Mrs Robert, i Somerset place Hawkhill, of Russell st. McCartney, John, cabinetmaker, 22 Garden street McCartney, Patrick, plasterer, 66 Cress street. (See adv. p. I02.) McCartney, William, storeman, 3 Garden street McGeary, John, 76 Green street McClelland, Alex., lorryman, 61 Green street lane McClelland, Miss, cowfeeder, Hall's vetmal McClelland, William, grocer, 63 George street— house, 65 do. McClelland, William, printer, 57 New road McClement, Robert, postman to Coylton, 117 Main street McClure, James, plumber, 17 Argyle street McClure, John, supt. Singer's Sewing Machine Co., Broom cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street McClurkin, John, baker, 78 Main street McCluskey, C. L., grocer, 48 Wallace street McClymont, George, railway guard, 56 Russell street McCLYMONT, JAMBS, grocer and spirit merchant, 39 Main street—liouse, 41 do. (See advt. p. 15.) McClymont, John, coach trimmer, 7 Havannah place, Viewfleld road. McClymont, John, 33 John street Il6 DIRECTORY. McColm, William, shipping agent, North Harbour street —house,. Elmbank, Tarn's brig McC -nnachie, Robert, boot titter, 6 Gordon place McConnell, John, mason, 60 Allison street McConnell, John, late gate keeper, 60 Allison street McConnell, Joseph, engineer, Holland bank cottage, 40 Church st. McConnell, Quintin, butcher, 25 Green street—house, 94 do. McConnell, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 84 Main street McConnell, Thomas, joiner, 88 Main street McConnell, William, cabinetmaker 16 Garden street McConnell, William, jr., grocer. Woodbine cottage, 45 Church street —shop, 244 High street, Ayr McConnell, William, provision merchant, 12 Gordon place —house^ Gordon cottage. Content street McConnell, Mrs, 79 New road McCormick, Arch., mason, 10 Clunes vennal McCormick, David, mason, 12 Clunes vennal McCormick, James, engineer. Mackintosh place, 'New road McCracken, Charles, mason, 9 Argyle street McCracken, Thomas, railway porter, 20 Green street McCrae, Hugh, boiler maker, 23 Clunes vennal McCiae, Hugh, collector Scottish Legal Society. 40 Elba street McCrae, Hugh, grocer, 70 Green street and 7 Peebles street—house, 17 Hall's vennal McCrae, Robert, plasterer, 25 Nelson street McCreadie, Anthony, shoemaker, 46 York street McCreadie, Thomas, mason, 10 Peebles street McCreadie, Walter, compositor, 51 Main str. et McCreath, Mrs, 75 Galloway crescent, Russell street M'Crindle, Adam, railway servant, Newton terrace, 4 Greens street lane McCrorie, Charles, insurance agent, 61 New road McCrorie, George, spirit dealer, 131 George street McCrorie, Hugh, carpenter, 49 Green street McCrorie, Hugh, carpet weaver, 31 Russell street McCrorie, James, insurance agent, 63 New road McCrorie, Robert, engine driver, 20 Nelson street McCrorie, Thomas, blacksmith, 14 Allison street McCulloch, Andrew, 6 Elba street McCuUoch, Hugh, machine agent, 87 Green street McCulloch, Mrs, dressmaker, 81 New road M'Culloch, Mrs Andrew, ladies' nurse—house, I Wolsey Place, Church street McCulloch, Mrs James, 22 John street McCulloch, William, china merchant, 42 George street AYR 117 Content street McCulloch, William, storcman, 38 , McCurdie, D., engine fireman, 21 Princes street McDade, Samuel, police constable, 62 Content street McPerment, William, tailor, 66 Main street Wallace street McDonald, D. & J., grocers, 20A McDonald, Di^nald, grocer, Duke street McDonald, Donald, spirit merchant, 32 Green street lane McDonald, James, seaman, 13 Peebles street McDonald, John, iron dresser, 42 York sireet McDonald, John, joiner, 71 Wal ace street McDonald, John, salesman, 19 Princes street McDonald, Mrs John, 45 Peebles street McDonald, Samuel, parish missionary, 76 John street McDougall, Thomas, blacksmith, 28 Green street lane McDowall, Archibald, carpet weaver, 38 Wellington street McEwan, David, coachman, 63 Content street McFadzean, David, carrier, 32 Main street and 21 Garden street McP^arlane, Alexander, fitter, 3 Duke street McFarlane, Charles, mason. Park cottage, Wellington street McFarlane, r)aniel, ship carpenter, 45 Content street McFarlane, Fergus, carter, 64 Green street lane McFarlane, Wdliam, carpet weaver, 115 Wallace street McFeat, Walter, upholsterer, 122 George street McFedris, David, coal agent, 44 Russell street McFedris, James, carter, 39 Peebles street McFedris, William, engineer, 73 Galloway crescent, Russell street McFce, James, card-cutter, 74 Allison street McFee, Mrs William, 2i John street McGeachie, James, teacher, 16 PlaU's vennal McGeachie, Peter, Ayr Chemical and Manure Works, near Falk- land junction, off Prestwick road McGeachm, Wm., builder, Rose cottage, off Prestwick road McGill, James, muslin weaver, 142 George street McGill, Thomas, flesher 3 and 5 River street -house, Gordon place McGill, Mrs William, 3 Gordon terrace. Content street McGill, William, joiner, Craigie terrace, 78 John street McGregor, Mrs, lodgings, 67 Green street McGrory, John, superintendent. Pearl Insurance Co., Argyle street McGuire, James, painter, 20 Wallace street McGuire, Peter, Newton terrace, 12 Green street lane McHarg, James, police con«table, 13 Content street McHarg, Samuel, carter, Limond's wynd McHarg, William, tailor, 27 Allison street McHutcheon, John, shoemaker, in Main street Il8 DIRECTORY. Mcllwraith, John, joiner, 88 Main street Mcllwraith, Mrs J. S., 77 Join, street Mcllwraith, Robert, & Coy., caiting contractors, 36 Clunes street Mcllwrai h, James, engine driver, 19 Peebles street Mclnnes Daniel, Galloway crescent, 57 Russell street Mclnlyre, James, draper, 2 Gordon place—house, Roberton cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Mclntyre, Robert, furniture salesman, I George street —house, 52 Russell street Mcjannet, David, baker, 3 Havannah place, Viewfield road McKay, Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 77 Gross street McKean, Robert, 11 Boghall row McI^ECHNIE, DANIEL, repe and -watsrproef manu- facturer, Newtonhead., rope "work Tarn's Brig—house, Seaview, 83 New road. (See advt. p. 31.) McKELLAIl, DTJITOAl^, umTorella manufacturer, 43 Main street. (See advt. p. 35.) McKelvie, Archibald, vegetable merchant, 71 and 75 Main street McKelvie, James, railway carter, Newtun terrace, 12 Green street lane McKelvie, Robert, slater and glazier, 15 Cross street McKenna, William, pawnbroker, 35 and 37 River street—house, 20 John street Mackenzie, James, draper, Tig cottage, Prestwick road— shop, Winton buildings. High street, Ayr McKenzie, William, foreman, Hawkhill Chemical Works, West Sanquhar road McKevitt. James, slater, 32 Garden street McKie, James, cabinetmaker, 102 George street McKill, Robet, cabinetmaker, 66 W^allace street McKill, William upholsterer, 66 Allison street McKill, William, 69 John street—wareroom, 70 High street, Ayr KcKinnon, Daniel, lighthouse keeper, North quay KcKinnon, James, carter, 10 Limond's Wynd McKinstrie, James, coach painter, 4 Wellington street McKissock, Mrs Andrew, 54 Church street McKissock, George, hay dealer, 61 Green street McKissock, James, flesher, 38 George street McKissock, Mrs William, 104 John street McLauchlan, John, coachbuilder, i Limond's Wynd McLaughlan, Rev. P., St Margaret's Church, Chapel house, John street McLean, David, joiner, 81 Russell street McLean, Henry, coal agent, 43 Allison street AYR. 119 McLelland, Thomas, mason, 4 Church street » McLennan, Alexander, prison warder, 35 Wellington street McLeod, Bryce, smith, 46 John street McLeod, George, fireman, 6 Peebles street McMaster Allan sergeant uf police, Galloway crescent, 53 Russell street McMillan, Alexander, engineer, 4 Waggon road McMillan, Dr. A., Lewis, Virginia place, 102 New road McM llan, John, joiner, 45 York street McMillan, John, seaman, 39 New road McMillan, Mis, delf mart, 21 and 23 River street McMorran, George, cabinetmaker, 104 George street McMurray, David, millwright, 19 Green street M'Murray, Robert, clerk, G.P.O., 19 Green street McMurray, James, engineer, 2 Waggon road McMurtrie, Andrew, mason, 86 York street lane McMurtrie, David, slater, 16 Russell street McNabb, Robert, Highland missionary, 7 Russell street McNinch, Neil, 107 Cross street McNinch, Neil, engine tenter, 36 Viewfield road McNinch, William, painter, 4 Wellington street McNinch, William, coal agent, 1 1 George street McNeil, James, town postman, 36 New road McPhee, Robert, painter, 21 John street McPherson, Mrs James, 10 Gordon terrace, Content street McQuaker, John, grocer an 1 spirit dealer, 27 and 29 Green street McQuaker, "Wm. grocer and spirit merchant, 16 and i8 Content st McQuater, Allan, tombstone cutter, 158 George street McQuater, Miss A,, 39 John street McQueen, Peter, plasterer, Daisy cottage, off Prestwick road McQuiston, Alex., commercial traveller, Argyle street McQuiston, John, hay and grain dealer, 28 Wallace street McQuiston, William, carter, 80 Elba street McRae, Miss, 50 New road McRoberts, Gordon, engine driver, 25 Damside McSkimming, William, late police constable, 23 Russell street McSwan, Norman, police constable. 58 Allison street McVicar, Mrs, Craigie terrace, 70 John street • McVicar, William, joiner, li Green street McWalter, John, engineer, 30 Green street McWhianie, Mrs, laundress, 67 Galloway crescent, Russell street McWhirter, Alex, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Green street McWhirter, James, police constable, 9S George street McWhirter, Robert, joiner, 21 George street McWilliam, Mrs Thomas, So nlee cottage, Hawkhill,Whitletts road 120 DIRECTORY. N Naismith, Andrew, bricklayer, 70 Viewfield road Napier, James, letter stamper, 36 New road Napier, Nimmo, piano tuner, Gardener cottage, Church street Napier, Peter, town postman, Ringuinea place, 47 Church street Napier, William, late poslman, Gardener cottage, Church street Napier, Hugh, town postman. Gardener cottage. Church street Neil, Adam, dairyman, Princes street Neil, Francis, cabinetmaker, 109 Wallace street— shop, 121 High street, Ayr Neil, James, precentor, 42 Content street Neil, James, cabinetmaker, 65 Main street—house, 21 do Neil, Miss Jane, staymaker, 21 Main street Neil, Mrs William, 95 Main street Neil, Robert, tea and tobacco dealer, 22 Old bridge—house Princes street Neil, Thomas, storekeeper, 7 Gordon terrace. Content street Neil, William, mason, 19 Aigyle street Neill, Jaines, cabinetmaker, 71 Wallace street Nestor, John, coachman, 20 Garden street Newton Academy (J. Houston, teacher,) Green street Newtonhead School (G. Buchanan, teacher,) Newtonhead Newton and Wallacetown Bowling Green, Hawkhill, off Russell st Nicol, Bryce, coachmaker, 46 Church street Nicol, George, baker, 18 Viewtield road Nicol, James, seaman, 2 Saltfield house Nicol, William, carpenter, 31 York street Nicholson, John, telegraph lineman, 154 Geotge street Nisbet, Robert, foreman, starch mills, 5 Alleghany terrace, Church street Nisbet, Thomas, mason, 64 Green street lane Norris, William, seaman, 75 George street Norrie, Robert, pointsman, 37b Wellington street Ochiltree, Jc^n, joiner, 6 Gordon terrace. Content street Ochiltree, Miss, 6 Albert terrace, head of John street Ochiltree, Robert, clerk, Greenbank cottage, New road O'Hara, John, grocer and dealer, 93 and 95 Wallace street Oliver, Charles, grocer, Murray place, 84 Allison street Oliver. William, baker, Argyle street Orr, Kennedy, mason, 24 Viewfield road Orr, Robert, merchant, 36 North Harbour street—house, Ivy bank^ Hawkhill, off Russell street Orr, Thomas, commercial traveller, Roseberry cottage, Duke street Osborne, Hugh, contractor, Hawkhill, off Russell street Osborne, Jame>, road contractor, Osborne cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Osborne, William, road contractor, Viewfield cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Oswald, Miss, 65 Cross street Owens, Andrew, railway guard, 21 Nelson street Park, Miss, sewing agent, 12 John ctreet Parker, Irvine, I Elmbank street, off New road Parker, Matthew, book canvas-er, 30 Green street Paterson, A., grocer and provision merchant, 47 Main street Paterson, Mrs Adam, grocer, 55 Peebles street Paterson, David, Virginia place, 96 New road Paterson, Hugh, postman to Dalrymple, 51 John street Paterson, Hugh, jr , town postman, 51 John street Paterson, James, clerk, 5 Burnett terrace, Hawkhill, off Whitletts road Paterson, John, tenter, Elmbank street Paterson, John H., grocer, 41 John street— shop, 190 High street Paters )n, Robert, auxiliary postman, 24 Allison street Paterson, Robertson, joiner, 84 New road Paterson, Thomas, 20 Elba street Paterson, William, waiter, 38 Green Street Paterson, William, 42 Wellington street Paton, James & Sons, ship- owners and wood merchants, Ayr saw mill>. North quay Paton, James, nursery, Hav;khill, off Russell street Paton, Widiam, carpet weaver, 41 Wellington street Paton, William, mason, 32 Elba street Patrick, William, joiner, 57 Peebles street Paul, James, joiner, 33 Russell street Pearson, John, iron plane maker, 2 Claremont place, Boghall row Peffers, Richard, Quarter Master Sergt., Fernlee, Hawkhill, off Russell street Petticrew, David C., precentor, 67 John street Phillips, Nathaniel, book-deliverer, 11 Nelson street Picken, David, butcher, 69,^ Main street Picken, Mrs, Ringuinea place, 45 Church street Polland, James, boot and shoemaker, 9 New road Pollock, William, cabinetmaker, 59 Peebles street Pollock, Peter, foreman, ^t, River street 122 DIRECTORY. Pollock, Thomas, shoemaker, Seaview, 8i New road Pollock, WiUiam S- (of Stephen & Pollock, booksellers^ Garfidd villa, Ilavvkhill—shop, 37 S^ndgate street, Ayr Porteous, George, gunsaiith, 15 Wellington street Pratt, Joseph, postman to Dunure, 7 Content street Pratt, Joseph, Jate staff sergeant, 7 Content street Pyper, Colin, railway porter. Railway station, Darlington road Pyper, James, railway guard, 89 Main street Pyper, Robert, inspector of poor, parish of St Quivox, 98 Cross St.. Q QuiN, Michael, town porter, 34 Wellington street R Rae, James, thatcher, 54 George street Rainie, Rev. Wm., Newton manse, New road Ramage, George, millwright, Hunter's place, 72 Viewfield road Ramsay, David, cabinetmnker, 115 Cross sireet Ramsay, John, joiner, 40 Elba strett Ramsay, William, joiner, Cornhill, Prestwick road— works, 19 Sandgate street, Ayr, Ramsay, Mrs Hugh, Newton terrace, 12 Green street lane Rankin, James, coach-smith, 37B Wellington street Redmond, John, joiner, 40 A lison street Reid, Adam, turner, 53 New road Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, 61 Main street Reid, Archibald, engineer, 17 Halls vennal Reid, Archibald, weaver, 68 Elba street Reid, Cunningham, brass founder, 3 Davidson place, Church street Reid, David, dairy. Mount Pleasant cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Reid, George, weaver, 7 Weaver street Reid, James, ship carpenter, 6 Taylor street Reid, James, baker, 117 Main street Reid, John, & Son, po\\er-loom cloth manufacturers, Russell street house, I Nelson street Reid, John, mason, 4 Weaver street Reid, John (of J. & D. Reid, cabinetmakers), 34 Russell street Reid, John, mason, 121 Main street Reid, Mattliew, 2 York street iane —shop, 106 High street Reid, Matthew, sergeant, 106 Greenbank terrace, New road Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 63 Green street Reid, Mrs Adam, 22 Green street AYR. ' 123 Reid, Mrs George, 16 Taylor street Reid, Robert, painter, 74 Main street Reid, Samuel, moulder, 4 Wolseley place, Church street . Reid, Thomas coachbuilder, 7 Main -treet Reid, William, iron plane maker, 13 Wellington street R'feid, William, blacksmith, 33 Nelson street Reid, William, baker, 84 Cross street Rennie, Robert, engine-keeper, 19 Green street Rewcastle, Mrs James, dairy, 38 Clune street Reyburn, James, foreman tailor, 64 Vievvfield road RIOHAUDSON, THOMAS, postman to Macmirston and music teacher, 7 G-ordon terrace, Content street. (See advt, p. 26) Richardson, William, 6 1 Galloway crescent, Russell street Richmond, George, engme-driver, 26 Wellington street confectiuner, confectionery works, Richmond, J., wholesale Ayr Allison street Richm'>nd, Wdliam, joiner, 90 New road Rigg, Mrs. 5 Gordon terrace. Content street Ritchie, John, railway carriage inspector, 19 Russell street Ritchie, "William & Son, curtain manufacturers, Church street — house, 2 Windsor villa, Miller road, Ayr Robertson, Captain James, 65 Green street Robertson, James, clothier, Murray place, 88 Allison street —shop, 4 High street, Ayr Robertson, Peter, mason, 21 Cross street Robertson, Robert, railway guard, 9 Queens street Robertson, Thomas, engine driver, 43 Wellington street ROBERTSON, "WILLIAM, coaehTsuilder, 46 Qeorge street —house, 23 George street. (See advt, p. 66) Robertson, Wdliam, coal merchant and steamboat agent, 24 North Harbour street— office, 4 Haibour strtet, Ayr Robertson, William, mason, i Limond's wynd Robson, Matthew, fin man, 11 Allison street Robson, Alexander, railway, guard, 58 Allison street Rodger, James, plumber, 7 Gordon terrace. Content street ' Rogers, Robert, manager, locomutive department, Virginia place, 98 New road Roman Catholic School, Chnpel brae, Elba street Rome, George, lath merchant, 33 George stree—house, 60 John st, Ross, Fred, seaman, 38 North Harbour street Ross, John, millwright, 2 Wolseley place. Church street Ross, Robert, chief warder, H. M. Prison, Mackintosh place, New road 124 DIRECTORY Rowand, Rev. Andrew, Free Church manse, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Rowan, Gi bert. bottler, 21 River terrace Rowan, Michael, 44 Church street Roxburgh, William, railway gnard, 35 Wellington street Rusk, James, sh emaker, 17 Queen street Russell, Archibald, biker, EUeabank place, New road Russell, Daniel, boiler maker, 34 Wellington street Russell, J 'hn, 17 Queen street Russell, Peter, late sergeant, 4 Wellington street Russell, Mrs William, 59 Green street Russell, William, joiner, 4 Wolseley place, Church street Russell, William, prison warder, 43 Green street lane Scott, Rev. G. J. C, Wallacetown manse, John street Scott, Mrs Walter Galloway crescent, 59 Russell street Semple, James, master niari ler. Beech cottage, off Prest wick road Shankland, William, railway guird, 6 Gordon terrace, Content st. Shaw, Mrs James T., 2 B ghall row- Shearer. Andrew, grain denier, Mossell cottage, off Prestwick road Shields, Robert, compositor, 14 Main street Shields, Mrs John, 20 New road Shields, David, tinsmith, 19 Russell street Shields, Wil iam, carpet weaver, 7 Allison street Sillars, David, dairyman, 66 York street lane Sillars, John, hamcurer 26 Main street Simpson, Alexander, joiner, 5 Wolseley place, Church street Simpson, Capt. John, Elmba.d<. pl^ce, New road Simpson, Capt. John, Hawthorn villa, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Sinclair, James, store keeper, 25 Nelson street Sinclair John, mason, 26 I'xighall row Singleton, Mrs James, 2 Wellington street Slaven, Hugh, compositor, 125 George street SLOASTj JOHN, serated watsj? mamifaetT3.rer, 33 River street, 83 and 85 High street, Ayr. (See advt. p. 21) ' Smart, James, gairdner, 48 George street Smith, D. & J., boot and shoe manufacturers, Tam's brig, Prest- wick road SMITH, GEORGE, coal agent, & agent for Hurlford tire-clay works —office, 5 Main street —house, 76 New road Smith, Huj^h carter, 38 Green street lane Smith, James (of J. & W. Smith), Rosebank cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street AYR. 125 Smith, James, Devon cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Smith, James, draper, 30 Main street —house, Craiyielee, Falkland road Smith, James, spirit merchant, 20 Main street 'Smith, John H , Craigie terrace, 63 John steeet Smith, John, carter, 18 Green street Smith, i-Ienry, Argyle cottaLje, Hawkhill, off Russell street SMITH, JOHN, 8s Co-, grocers and spirit dealers, Allison street,. (See advt. p. 99) Smith, Matthew, Hawthorn cottage, Hawkhill, off Russell street Smith, Mis John, 2 Hawkhill, Whitletts road Smith, Robert, watchmaker, 18 Peebles street Smith, Thomas, painter, 34 Nelson street Smith, William, agent, Liverpool Victoria Legal Society, 45 New road Smith, William, moulder, 100 Main street Sneddon, Peter H., saddler, jS Main street Sommerville, Alexander, engine driver 42 Peebles street Speirs, Mrs John, Murray place, 82 Allison street Spencer, Wdliam, merchant, 70 Cross street —house, Crailoch cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road Speirs, Stewart, iron p'ate manufaeturer, 11 River street — house, Firth view, Fort, Ayr Sproat, R. C, law clerk, Allison street Steel, Andrew, grocer, i and 3 Waggon road Steel, Archibald, bookbinder, Apna jilace, 24 Viewfield road Steel, James, carpet weaver, 53^ Wallace -treet Steel, W^illiam, ciachmaker, 7 Havannah place, Viewfield road STEVENS, "WILLIAM, joiner. 6 Content street—house, Netherfield place, Prestwick. (See advt. p. 84.) Stevenson, Janres, tobacconist. Princes street Stevenson, Robert, colporteur, TiJ Content street Stevenson, Robert, builder, Innez cottage, Viewfield road Stevenson, Robert, Carmel bank, Hawkhill, off Russell street Stevenson, R. W., stationery clerk, G.P.O., 4 Eastwood, Hawk- hill, off Russell street Stevenson, ^isses, knitters, 4 Elba street Stewart, Charles, cabinetmaker, 13 Content street Stewart, David, dairyman. 114 George street STEWART, DEAN, baker, 69 Main st.—house, 59 Peebles street Stewart, Hawthorn, upholsterer, 36 Wellington street Stewart, Hugh, i^ardener, 67 New road Stewart, James, baker, 20 North Harbour street Stewart, James, teacher, Elmbank place, New road 126 DIRECTORY. Stewart, John, engineer, 50 Green street Stewart John, foreman joiner, 85 John street Stewart, John, shoemaker, 58 AlHson street Stewart, John, traveller, 37 Wallace street Stewart, Miss, 19 John street vStewart, Peter, baker, 69 Elba street Stewart, Robert, watchmaker, Notre Desir cottage, 4 Albert terrace, head of John street^^shop 38 High street, Ayr Stewart, William, master pilot, 49 Green street Stirling, Miss. 6 Aleghany terrace. Church street STRATHKRN, JAMES, ham curer, 5, 7, and li River terrace Stroyan, Samuel, shipping agent, 34 North Harbour street—house, 9 Academy street, Ayr Sturgeon, Samuel, storeman, 10 Main street Sur^enor, James, manufacturer, 89 George street Suigenor, Wm., manufacturer, 38 Elba street Sykes, Walter, Elmbank street, off New road Sym, Mrs Wm., mangier and dresser, 10 Albert terrace, head of John street Tait, John, book depot, 15 Wallace street Tait, Peter, p'umber, 2 Wellington street Tait, Samuel, police constable, 123 George street Tannock, John, green grocer, 44 George street—house, 20 Gordon place Taylor, David, fisher, 4 Hall's vennal Taylcr, James, engineer, 18 Peebles street Taylor, John, Blackhouse, AVhitletis road Taylor, John, upholsterer, 38 Allison street Taylor, Mrs Robert, 20 Gordon place Taylor, Wm., grocer, 19 New road Telfer, James, mason, 67 George street Templtton, Mrs David, 18 John street Terry, James, blacksmith, 138 Cross street Thom, J"hn, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 9 John street Thomson, Alexander, spirit merchant, 17 New road—house, 18 Peebles street Thomson, Hugh, police constable, 72 Allison street Thomson, Hugh, shoemaker, I W Thomson, Mrs John, I Albert terrace, off John street Timney, Hugh, railway guard, Wiston place, 62 Church street TXJESTEE, A. H. Tsrswer and spirit merchant, 1 and 104 Main street. (See advt. p. 77) Turner, John, railway inspector, 7 Gordon terrace Turner, Thomas, law clerk, 28 Queen street Turner, Thomas, police cr.nstable,..98 George street Turner, Mrs William, 5 Havannah place, Viewfield road Tuton, John, baker, 50 George street— house, 3 Content street Tuton, WilUnm, vanman, 99 New road Tweedie, Samuel, shoemaker, 34 George street u Ure, Alexander, clerk, 69 Green street Ure, James, smith 44 Church street Ure, James D., Falkland park, Preslwick road Ure, Mrs William, 86 Green street XTHE, WILLIAM, Ayr Foundry, 86 Crreen street. (See advt. p. 75) Ure, William, smith and bell-hanger, 39 New road—shop, 131 High, street, Ayr V Vallance, John, tailor, 27 Russell street Vass, Andrew Providence cottage, West Sanquhar road street • [road Vass, William, late postman, 11 Russell ^ Vass, W^m., auxiliary postman. Providence cottage. West Sanquhar Vass, William, plasterer, Victoria p ace, Princes street w Wagstaff, Hugh, joiner, 73 Green street • Wales, Wiliam, furnaceman, 26 Peeb es street Wallace, David (of Hyslop, Wallace, & Co., drapers,) 17 Allison street Wallace, J'lhn brewer 23 Russell street Wallace, Samuel, railway employee, 17 Allison street Walker, Andrew (of Walker & Cochrane,) 54 Allison street Walker a Cochrane, carpenteis, 22 Gre^n street lane Walker, James, iron moulder, 30 Nelson street Walker, Robert, Maitland cottage ^,6 Church street "WALKEE, THOMAS, Burns tavern, "7 Hiver st. See advt,) p. 8) — 128 DIRECTORY, Walker, W. G. & Son, Hawkhill Chemical Works, Hawkhill, West Sanquhar road Watson, David, weaver, 26 Cross street Watson, David, mason, 9 Church street , Watson, James, mason, 34 Russell street Watson, John joiner, li Church street Watson, Joseph, hair dresser and cutler, 35 Wallace street Watson, Robert, dairy, 53 Peebles street Watson, William, police constable, 118 George street Webster, David, West India merchant Malcolm lodge, Prestwick rd. Weir, Charles, coal weigher, 16 Peebles street Weir, James, grocer, 36 George street Weir & Co., Ayr Chemical Works, off Prestwick road— office, Alloway street Weir, Robert, shoemaker, 33 Wellington street Welsh, Archibald (of Welsh & Co., biassfinishers,) 39 New road works, Carrick street, Ayr Welsh, Archibald, cabinetmaker, 33 York street Whitaker, Edwin, Falkland park, Prestwick road White, James, overseer, Ayr Advertiser, 7 Waggon road Whitelaw, James, warehouseman, 23 Wellington street * Whitelaw, Samuel, town postman, 3 George street Whitelaw, Wiiliam, insurance agent, 9 Wallace street Whyte, James, grocer, 19 Queen street Whytock, James, blacksmith, 7 Main street Wight, James, gunmaker, 126 George street Wight, Robert, shoemaker, 9 Content street "WILLIAMSON, HIHUY, musie tsaelier, S3 Jolm street (See advt, p. 43) Williamson, J. K., music teacher, Louis dene, Newtonhead Willingham, Willis, late sergeant, Aigyle street Wills, John, weaver, 16 Church street Wilson, Allan, gardener, 50 York street lane Wilson, Alexander, joiner, 86 Elba street Wilson, Alexander, joiner, 65 Galloway crescent, Russell street Wilson, David, engine driver, 28 Wellington street Wilson, David, engineer, i Sa tfield house Wilson, David, smith, 90 Green street Wilson & Goodwin, ship chandliers, 40 North Harbour street Wilson, James, late prison warder, 48 Allison street Wilson, John, seaman, 5 Havannah place, Viewfield road Wilson, Joseph, painter, 3 Argyle street Wilson, Miss washer and dresser, 38 York street Wilson, Mrs Andrew, 59 Green street Wilson, Mrs John, grocer, 144 George street AYR. I29> Wilson, Mungo, goods agent, Railway Station, Darlington foad Wilson, Peter, mason, 148 George street Wilson, Robert, 2 Saltfield lane Wilson, Robert, engineer, 8 Albert terrace, head of John street Wilson, Samuel (of Wilson & Goodwin, ship chandliers), 33 Green street Wilson, Samuel, millwright, 20 New road Wilson, Samuel, railway servant, Newton terrace, 10 Green street lane , Wilson, Thomas, currier. 69 New road Wilson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 92 Main street Wilson, William, spirit merchant, 6 Main street Wilson, William, Mavisbank, Prestwick road Wil:;on, William, mason, 30 Content street Winton, James, butler, 24 Wallace street Whitherspoon, Miss M., feuar, 84 John street Workman, Alexander, slater, 79 Main street Wood, Hugh, hatter, Douglas place, 94 New road—shop, 31 High street, Ayr Wright Thomas, bookseller Victoria cottage, Hawkhill, Whitletts road— shop, 75 High street, Ayr Wyburn, George, painter, 50 John street "WYBXTEN, JOHN, grocer, 15 Main street. (See advt. p. 8) Wyllie, Andrew, mason, 80 Green street Wyllie, Archibald, fireman, 57 Green street lane Wyllie, George, cabinetmaker, 30 Green street lane Wyllie, Hugh, carter, Os>vald terrace. 45 George street Wyllie, James, contractor, 96 Green street Wyllie, Miss, provision merchant, 93 George street Wyllie, Miss Margaret, dressmaker. 39 New road Wyllie, Thomas K., grocer, and spirit merchant, I Taylor street Wyllie, William (of Wyllie & Brown, grocers), 30 Victoria terrace, Viewfield road Young, Andrew, Newton gas manager, 57 Green street Young, Hugh, 30 Church street Young, James, manager, Allison street lace factory—house, Innez cottage, Viewfield road Young, John, joiner, 56 Church street Young, John, 15 Queen street Young, Mrs D. B , grocer, 78 Allison street— house, i Havannah place, Viewfield road 130 DIRECTORY. Young, Quintin, engine driver, 37A Wellington street Young, Quintin, storeman, 117 Cross street Young, Wm., vanman, 24 Wallace street Young, Wm., dairyman. Rose cottage, off Prestwick road INSPECTOR under the FACTORY ACTS for AYR and NEIGHBOURHOOD:— \ S. -ItiiflAHD, II. M. Inspector of Factories^ 54 BELMONT GARDENS, HILLHEAD, GLASGOW. Certifying Surgeon— DR BLACK MORRISON, AYR. •STREET DIRECTORY. AYR. ACADEMY STREET. 6, Wm. Po'lock James Smith 7, Wm. Kil Patrick John Malhewson 8, R. C. M'Lawriii Thomas GemmcU 9, Miss Kinross Miss M 'Skimming 10, Marshall Wane Robe it Paterson 11, Thomas Steele D. D. Whi-ham 12, Mrs John Dick Alex. Walker 13 Dr W. J. Naismith 9, James Howatson 14, Robert Gouvlie lo and 12, Hugh Duff Belair villa—Mrs Smart i8, William Maxwell Ashton villa— Uol. Macaulay 1 8, D. Thomas AUoway Park—A Mitchell i8, Alfred Thomson 20, Mrs James Mil er ALLOWAY STREET. 22, Mrs James M'Cririck I, J. P'indlay 4, John Steele AILSA PLACE (FORT). 5, John Bird 1, David Somerville 6, Wm. Jackson 2, Isaac Terry 7, M. & M. Stevenson 3, W. G. Clark 9, Wm. Chambeis 4, John Galloway 10 J. C. Highet • Mrs John Duncan, Ailsa 11, A. Smith V Son cottage 12, James Wilkinson Captain James Collins, South- 16, Miss Rusk bank cottage 18, John Stirlmg Colonel F. J. A. Wallace, 182, J. Milroy Arrandale 19, Wm. Marr .^ , 20, C. M'Queen ',.';. ALLOWAY PLACE. 21, T. L. B. Robertson, ., 1, Archibald Guthrie 25, J. M'CuUoch ;;;;' 2, Miss Donaldson 27, James M'Call 3, Donald Currie 31, Thomas Steele 4, Mrs Blackwood 33, Weir & Co. 5, Dr R. B. Erskine 39, Miss Millar 132 STREET DIRECTORY. 4.1, D. E. Drinnan 2, Miss Sloan 49, John Inglis 3, Miss Dick 51, George Johnston 4 James Agnew 69, Robert Eaglesham 5, Dr W. J. Lawrie 73, Samuel Cowan 6, Miss Woodburn Thomas Aitken 7, Dr George M'Kerrow William MiHer 8, John Robertson James Douglas 9, Miss Dow John Boyd 10, Gait tV Co. 11, Wm. Burns ARRAN TERRACE (FORT) 12, Mrs A. Smith Clyde cottage—Robert Ramsay 13, Miss Macaulay 2, Miss Brown 14, Mrs Forbes 3, Miss Bryson 16, Miss Baird 4, J. M. Pearson 17, Wm. Beveridge 5, Hugh Aitken 18, Andrew Wilson 6, Captain J- Kerr 19, Mrs Nairn 7, Mrs Turner 20, Mrs Mitchell 8, Wm, Anderson 21, John M'Cubbin 22, Thomas Andrew BARNS CRESCENT. 23, Thomas Allan (Off Mider Road). 24, John Campbell 1, Miss Dickson 25, Mrs Lynn 2, James Scott 26, Sergt. -Major Stafford 3, Robert Robertson 29, John Mercer 4, W. D. Chambers 5, T. T. Kerr BARNS TERRACE. 6, E. B. Fletcher 1, J. C. Highet 7, James Gibson 2, Misses Smart 8, D. D. Littlejohn 3, A. W. Struthers South Barnweil— Miss Hooper 4, Hugh Reid North Barnweil—Mrs Jas. Reid 5, Mrs G. Gemmell Dhunan villa—Robert Robertson 6, Mrs J. L. Crawford Lynstead villa— Miss Brown 7, Captain H. M'Ewan 8, Mrs Wm. Cuthbert BARNS PARK. 9, John Paterson Dereel — MrsJ. M'Millan 10, Mrs Murray 1, Wm. Murray 11, Thomas Thomson 2, James Alexander 12, James Oliver 3, John Murray 13, Miss Dickie 4, Peter Kennedy 14, Adam M'Gregor Barns house—John R. Nicholson BROUGHAM PLACE. BARNS STREET 1, J. M. Houldsworth I, Mrs Stirling 2, John Reid STREET DIRECTORY. ^33 BATH PLACE. 5, John Bracken ridge . Hugh Arthur, County Buildings 6, T. Cook Miss Ailken, Welhngton Lodge 7, Miss Gait H. M. Prison 8, Andrew Gilfillan 2, William M'Kay James Burns 4, Mrs Gray William Allan 6, Mrs Clark Alexander Taylor 8, Wm. Grant George Smith lo, Mrs Plutchison 12, Mis Good BERESFORD TERRACE 14, Mrs Fullarton (Continued). Fullarton lodge, Mrs M'Murtrie BERESFORD TERRACE. 1 Roselyn cottage, Jas. Murray KILLOCK PLACE 2 Rose'yu cottage, Mrs Wilson 1, Thomas Steea Maryfield cotlage, Mrs Ritchie 2, John Graham Blackburn cotlage, Mrs Blair 3, Mts Miller 4, Robert Cars^aw BOAT VENNAL. 5, Alex. M'Lean I, Ayrshire Yeomanry vStores 6, Mrs Geoigeson I, Albert Billard Hall 7, Matthew Lawson 3, William Smith 8, P. B. Hil! 9, William Taylor BROOMFIELD ROAD. 10, John Wight Kingcoil Miss Gibb 12, Thomas Smith Oakfield, Major Stewart 13, Mrs John Mackay Weir lodge, R. P'ergusson 14, William Howat Broomtield house, Mrs Mitchell 15, Archibald Rae Millerfield, D. Donakl'-on Broomfield villa, Miss 16, J. W. Marshall Auld 18, Mrs Paterson 19, Wm. M'Nair BRUCE CRESCENT (Fort). Beresford cottage — Mrs S. 1, Hugh Lyon Galbraith 2, J. M. Watt Beresford villa—S. M 'Knight 3, Mrs Sillars 4, Thomas Eraser PARK CIRCUS. 5, Alex. Anderson (Off Beresford Terrace). 1, James Douglas BUCKINGHAM TERRACE 2, Mrs Galloway (Charlotte Street). 1, Miss White BELLEVUE CRESCENT. 2, Mrs Dun op 1, Thomas Templeton 3, Rev. John Robertson 2, David Clark 4, D. Mackay 3, Captain James Bell 5, William Hamilton 4, John Howat 6, Mrs Boyd — — 134 STREET DIRECTORY. 7, John Thomson Greenlaw Mrs Hood 8, Mrs Allan Arrandoon, Charles Smith 9, Mrs Adamson Waterlo(>, Mr Valentin 10, Mrs M'Leod Hampton, Hope Thomson Green lodge, Wm. Maybin Doonleigh, Benjamin Corke Myrtle bank, P. T. Taylor CARRICK ROAD. Warrender park, D. Meikle Cyprus cottage, Wra. Murray Hamilton villa, J. D. Graham Letham cottage, David Cellars Hope villa, Miss Smith Afton cottage, Milligan J. 1 Avondale villa, J. M. Rodger 1 Afton place, Mrs Watson 2 Avondale villa, -j. Symington 2 Afton place, Mrs Young I Albion house, David Sibbald 1 Stewart place, David Milligan Cloncaiid villi. W. & J. Logan 2 Stewart place, Edward Senior Magdala, H. D. Wiiiock 3 Stewart place, Hugh Cowan Aldersyde, John Frew Woodside, James Meikle Langley bank, Robert Harvey Brierland, Dr Black Morrison Elmbank cottage, Miss Dalziell CRAIGLEUR TERRACE. Woodburn, Alex. Gemmell 1, Walter Young Ewart cottage, Mrs Hannah 2, Mrs Craik 1 Roselea villa, Miss Chalmers 3, Andrew Cameron 2 Roselea villa, John Crawford 6, Etter Shank BOWMAN ROAD. CARRICK ROAD Continued. (Off Carrick Road.) Glencaird, D. White Raemoir, James Smith Curtican, Gavin Girdwood Raemoir, Andrew Climie Cranston lodge, Richard M 'Far- Netherton, Dr Riddall lane 1 Tantallon villa, Wm. Findlay BALLANTINE DRIVE. 2 Tantallon villa. Miss Hall 1, Hugh Bryan Carrick lodge, Col. Cumming 2, David Kirkland Carrick house, H. Houldsworth 4, Miss Turner Isalea, Daniel Hill 5, David Stewart Hastings hall, Mrs Miller 7, A. J. Webster Clairmount villa, W^m. Kennedy 8, Mrs Arthur Rosebank, Colonel Allan 9, John Rodger ID, Mrs A Smith CARRICK STREET. 11, Wm Seaton 2, Mrs Cowan 13, Peter Wallace 15, Archd. Irvine 14, Mrs T. Imrie 18, A. H. Lang 15, Samuel Cameron 21, John Semple, jr 18, John Young, jr Archd. Welsh & Co. Arthur Lang CARRICK ROAD continued. 27, Robert M'Creaih — STREET DIRECTORY. 35 29, James Morrison 3, H. Montgomerie 32, Miss Laing 3, John Eaglesome 33, William M'ICerrow 3, Wm. Morton •42, David M'Whirter 5. R. M. Bevendge 43, Miss Paul 6, Miss M'Leod 45, William Palerson 7, John Frew 8, C. B. Rowan CASSILLIS STREET. 9> Miss M 'Bride 10, Christie 2, Rev. J. R. Barlow Wm. 1I5 4, Mrs Ivie Alexander Wm Thomson Cairns 5, Miss Osborne 12, Mrs 6, Rev. A. T. Bell 14, George Buchanan 8, James Wilson U.P; Church Ayr Bowling Green 16, Wm. Campbell 18, Miss Maitland CASTLEHILL ROAD. 20, Miss Campbed W. G. Walker, Old manse Rev. Wm. Cairns Duncan, Bour- CHARLOTTE STREET. trc-e park 1, Wesleyan Church Robt. Donald, Well wood 3, Miss M'Crindle Mrs Dick, Waterloo villa 5, John M'Rae David Dougall, Coil bank 7, Dr W. Moore James M'Clymont, Bellarine 9, A. Wa'lace Joseph Boytl, Overdale II, James Thomson Mrs Hay, Twycross Mrs Love, Janefield MILRIG PLACE. Mrs Richardson, Etive 2, Mrs Alexander Joseph Tait, Logie 4, Mrs M'llwraith Mrs Dr Morrison, Garfield 6, Andrew Jardine Robert Scoular, Lyncluden 6, Miss Clark David M'Creath, Netherlea 6, W. G. Grant Mrs Stewart, Newlands 8, Hugh Brown Captain E. Carr, Westerton 8, Miss Wallace James Irvine, Montgomerie lodge 8, Miss M'Fadzean Robert M'Fadzean, Ardenlee Grosvenor house, Mrs G. Tennant Matthew Merediih, Elmwood John Adam, Fairhome CHARLOTTE STREET COnilnued Alex. Gumming, Nm'sery house 13, Thomas Jack William Grant, Howat lodge 15, Miss Millar Thomas Findlay, Auchlewan 17, George H. Gibb John M'Creath, Forehill Milrig hotel, John Ramsay 22, Robert Hunter CATHCART STREET. 22, Robert M'Millan 1, Joseph P. Hunt Lady Jane Hami ton's School 2, Mrs H. M'Nair County Constabulary Station — 136 STREET DIRECTORY. Terrace house, W. B. Cuthbuertson John Craig Duncan M'Coll CITADEL PLACE (Fort). Miss Cunningham Si John s, Ambrose Bara Mrs Galloway 1, William Highet Miss Walker 2, Thomas Raid Mrs GiUies 3, Ebenezer Flint Misses Hunter Dalblair hcuse, Wm. Gairdner CROMWELL PLACE (Fort). Dalblair villa, Wm. Knox 1, David Dunlop Dalblair villa, W. B. Wilson 2, Mrs Winter T. Hyland 3, Douglas Harvey Tames Findlay 4, Misses M'Neight David Mills 5, Matthew Thomson Mrs Neill 6, Mrs Wilson A. M'Lachlan & Son 7, Mrs Hannah 8, Mrs Wm. Mills EGLINTON TERRACE (Fort). 9, i'avid R. M'Call 1, Mrs Keane lo, Misses Morton 2, Mrs Gilbertson Fort Castle, John Miller 3, G. B. Phillips 4, Misses Rankin CUMNOCK ROAD. 5, Misses Russell Kyle Union Poorhouse 6, James Bain Smith's School 7, Mrs Brown Ayr County Hospital 8, Mrs Good Ayr Cemetery 9, Robert Johnston 10, James Caw DALBLAIR ROAD. 11, Miss Wyllie William Willock I, G. & J. M'Clure 12, 7, Janies Baiid 13, Misses M'Cheyne 9, Mrs Smith 14, David Wilson 14, James M'Murtrie 15, Mrs Craigie 16, James Moore 16, Mrs Turner 18, Andrew Hunter 17, William Ogg Springpark, John Goudie 18, Robert Chambers Dalblair cottage, Wm. Stewart 19, Joseph Gray 20, John Thomson DALBLAIR TERRACE. 21, Mrs J. Sturrock 1, Allan Stevenson 22, Miss M'Murchy 2, John Menzies 23, J. B. Cowap 3, John Semple, jr. 24, Miss King 4, Mrs Mitchell 25, Peter Barr 5, Mrs Jamieson FORT STREET DALBLAIR ROAD continued. I, Thomas Crawford STREET DIRECTORY. 137 2, Custom House GAS WORK ROAD. 5, Bell, Rainnie & Co. John Morrison 8, Miss M'William Donald M 'Donald 10, Robert Irvine Miss Kil Patrick 12, Wm. Highet & Sons Mrs Wilier. Ayr Academy Ayr Gas Works New Church 19, James Patoa HIGH STREET. 19, Homer M'Cririck I, W. B. Cuthbertsoa 22, Andrew King 2, Hunter & Grant 23, Mrs Niven 3, John Campbell Free Church Hall 4, James Robertson 26, Miss Bone 5, James Gemmell 28, Wm. Winchester 6, James Stevenson 29, James Hall 7, Robert Wallace 31, Mrs Wood 8, Mackenzie and Lockhart 33, John Loudon (Town Hall and Offices) 34, Wm. Cormack A. G. Young, Town Clerk 35, Walter Bain R. MacCallum, Town Cham- 36, James M'Cririck lain 37, James Cunningham John Mercer, Town Surveyor 39, Kennedy Henry 12, W. R. Black 41, Mrs Gordon 14, Wm. Scott 41, Robert Crawford 15, James M Dermont 43, Lauchlan Morrison 17, Alexander Reid 43, Miss M'Kay 18, Alex. Fergusson 45, J. .V A. Card well 19, Arthur Morgan 47, Baptist Church 22, Cuthbert & Son 52, George Buchanan 26, John Gibson 54, Wellington Billiard Club 28, J. Johnston 30, A. Cunningham FULLARTON STREET. 31, Hugh Wood 6, Thomas Young 32, James Terry & Son 8, Mrs Wm. Stephen 33, Lauchlin Morrison 12, Wm. Auld 34, M. & S. Watson 14, Thomas Muir 35, Affleck & Son 16, J. N. Harvey 38, Robt. Stewart 18, Miss M'Feat 40, Wm. M- Do wall Scottish Episcopal Church 41, James Oliver 31, John Forgie 42, R, Dobbie & Co. 33, Wm. Shearer 44, James Climie 35, John Irvine 46, David Hourston 37, John M'Kean 47, Dundee Boot Depot 37, Miss Smith 48, Mrs Martin 48, John Shaw 138 STREET DIRECTORY. 50, Johnson Bros. 104, Matthew Eeid 51, W. M. Dyer 105, Mrs M'Call 54, Coffee House 106, T. M. Gemmell & Son 55, Wm. Hamilton 106, Robert Dewar 58, James Smith 106, James Logan 60, M. & M. Dunlop 106, J. Cook 61, Mrs James Miller 107, Kobt. Smith 62, R. Forrest & Co. 108, Hugh Calder 63, J. Morrison 109, Louis Le Clair 64, A. Marshall no, Wyllie & Brown 65, P. B. Hill 112, Jamieson and Co. 66, A. & J. Lyon 113, Highet & Hunter 69, John Frew 114, M'llwraith, Cowan, & Col,. 70, Pawn Office 114, Reid & Co. 70, Wm. M'Kill 115, Wm Ingiam 71, J. & A. Thomson 116, William Howat 73, J. Semple 117, Alex Steele 74, David Clark 118, Currie, Rae, & Co. 74, Allan Gibb 75, Thomas Wright KIRKPORT. 76, Hugh Calder 1, James Russell 77, Thomas Fraser 2, John R. Miller 78, A. Buchanan 4, James Paterson 80, D. Sibbald 7, James Hyslop 81, Robt. Williamson 10, C. W. M'Call S3, J. Sloan 84, Mrs Livingstone HIGH STR'EET — continued.. 86, J. Gibson 119, Miss Sloan Sy, Thomas Cook 119, John Ross 88, Thomas Harvey 123, R. C. L. Cowan 88, A. Tait 124, Cowieson Bros. 90, Mr Miller 125, Robert Murdoch 93, Irvine & Son 126, G. H. Rutherford 94, Thomson & Son 128, Thomas Limond 95, Archibald Guthrie 129, John Templeton. 96, Butter Market 130, Charles Murdoch 96, J. & D. Reid 131, William Ure 96, Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie 131, James Thomson 96, James M'Creadie 131, Wm. Govan 97, James Mackenzie 131, Cunningham Reid 98, Adam & Son 131, Loan Office 99, Clydesdale Bank 132, Robt. M'Fadzean 100, Head-quarters Artillery Vol. 133, M. & B. Steel 101, Thomas Muir 135, Wm. Blackie 102, A. & W- Paterson 135, John Cowan STREET DIRECTORY. 139 136, Union Bank 197, Currie ^ Co. 137, Thomas Imiie & Sons 197, James Dunbar 138, J T. Duncombe 198, Thomas Crawford 139, David Young 199, John H. Paterson '142, Wm. Burns 201, Mrs Allan 144, Buchanan v M'Gregor 202, Matthew Hogg 145, Thomas Brown 203, M. M 'Avery 146, Young Men's Christian As- 204, John Morrison sociation Rooms 206, Mrs Mitchell 147, John Crichton 207, Andrew Cameron 148, Robt, Cameron 208, Wm. Wallace 149, Wm. Spiers 209, Thomas Wallace. 150, Mrs John Hall 211, Dr Riddall 151, James M'Creath 212, David Christie 153, Matthew Meredith 213, Allan Wdson 154, Johnston (^ Finlayson 216, Thomas Jack 157, Miss V'iller 218, Michael Rowan 159, Mrs A. Lyon 219, Daniel Wy Hie & Co. 159, David Donaldson 220, James Roy 159, John Ba lantine 221, Andrew Climie 161, Thomas Duncan 223, G. L. W Connell 165, William Logan 224, Mis M'Whinnie 167, Wm. Dobbie 225, Samuel Cameron 168, John Brackenridge 227, Alex. Gemmell 169, Wm. Wight & Co. 228, London & Newcast Tea 170, John Thomson Co. 172, John Allan ^ Co. 230, Alexander Lusk 174, Thomas Findlay 231, David G errand 175, Andrew Wilson 232, Wm. Gold 177, David Cassells 235, John Spiers 179, Robert Hallan 236, M' Lei land 181, Robert Watson 238, Wm. Bryson 183, Wm. Money 239, James Ritchie 188, Gavin Gird wood 240, Hyslop vt Wallace 189, Pet> r Fletcher 241, Wm. Hendrie 190, John H Paterson 244, Wm. M -Connell 191, Daniel Wright 245, James Walker 192, Robertson .v Co. 246, John Scott 193, Henry Murray 249, Wm. Pattrson k Son 194, Francis Logan 250, Wm. Henderson 195, Miss Mair 252, G. G. Ro.ldie 196, Wadace Tower 2524, Wm. Bone & Co. 197, Adam Morton 255, John Goudie iV Son 197, John Campbell 256, Robert Murray 197, Adam Wikon 257, Wm. M'KibSock I40 STREET DIRECTORY. 258, Wm. Mair 259, John Buchanan Tigh-na-Ghrain, Major Taylor 260, Wm. Higgins Bellvue house. Captain Rudge 264, Mrs Hu ter 2 Mid ton road, W. Gairdner 267, Robt. Neil 4 Midton road, Dennis Bond 270, John Smith Fernbank, John Taylor 274, John Campbell Richmond villa, Miss Whitefield 278, Wm. Ramsay Smith's cottage, George Bain 10, Mrs James Sinclair HOPE STREET. 12, Mrs John Cowan 9, R. Gallon Springvale, Capt C. Forgan 16, P. Brucciani 16, Andrew Hunter 17, J. Mul igan 18, Miss Ralston 19, John M. Watt Gowanbank, A. & J. Lyon 19, John Love Gowanbank, David Kennedy 20, John Lochhead Garden Rose, Mrs Hall 26, Miss Grey Elgin villa. Misses Morrison 30, Francis Nei 1 SPRINGVALE ROAD. KYLE STREET. 1 Wellwood cottage, Mrs M'- 2, John Findlay Michael 3, David Hourslon 2 Wellwood cottage, Miss Mair 5, Walter Miller 1 Morningside cottage. Misses 9, Mrs Ritchie Davidson II, James Templeton & Sons 2 Morningside cottage, Mrs Jones 13, Wm. Paton 1 Carrick cottage, Mrs M'Intosh 20, Alex. Mitchell 2 Carrick cottage, F. Logan 21, David Caldwell Springvale cottage, C M' Queen 30, David M'Guigan 31, Mrs Forgie SOUTH PLACE. 33, James HousLon South cottage, Andw. Thomson 34, Wm. Kerr T, Miss Hood 36, Mrs Craig 2, Misses Mitchell 40, D. & J. Milligan 3, R. A. Millar 46, R. Paton & Sons 4, Miss M'Nei lie 48, Robert Paton jr. Lunnon, Miss Norrie Lunnon, Neil M'Naughton MIDTON ROAD Dykes cottage, Hugh Dingwald Killoch cottage, Miss Clark Cowan cottage, Thos. MCaitney 1 Afton cottage, W. Paton 2 Afton cottage, Jas. Fisher RONALDSHAW PARK. Greenlav/n cottage, Mrs J. Paton Rona^dshaw villa, Mrs J. M'- Greenlawn cottage, D. Crawford Michael Drongan cottage. Miss Donald 3 Ronaldshaw Park, Miss M'- Cairnsmore, Mrs Kennedy Pherson — STREET DIRECTORY. 141 CARRICK PARK. SOUTH PARK ROAD. Sim 2, John Shearer Annickdale, Robert M'Murtrie 4, Mrs Smith St Bernards, James 6, Mrs Stark Newfield, John Murdoch "7, Rev. Dr Livingstone Ardvoulin, Misses Gairdner 8, Miss Bone 9, John Farquhar MIDTON ROAD - continued. 10, R. A Miller Doon villa, Daniel Wyliie 11, Thomas Limond Oakshaw villa, John Lockhart 12, lohn Buchanan Greenbank, John Hood 13, Miss Hunter Midton cottage Mrs Hugh Miller ifc), Wm. Findlay Broomhill, Mrs Haldane Glenelg, Mrs A. Wilson Edendarroch, Adam Cowan Meaclowbank, W. Paterson Stewartlea, Geo. C. White Rose cottage, Andrew Taylor Knowe, Walter Neilson Rose cottage, Wm. Lymburn St Leonard's, Hugh Cowan Chalet, Mrs R. C. L Blair Pievna cottage, Wm. Peden MILL STREET. Lincroft, James Biair G. Wood Wight TERRACE. J. DOON James jess David Fergusson 1, 14, Wm. Skinner Mrs Fozier 2, 18, Wm. Watson Mrs Sommerville 3, 22 and 40, Wm. Millar Mrs George Dykes 4, 41, Watson & Douglas 70, Mrs Hutton MIDTON ROAD continued. 78, R. Dobbie and Co. Watlfield cottage, James Young 81, James Paterson Glencloy, James Wilkinson 89, Thomas Leitch Matthew Hogg loi, A. Paterson and Son Hope cottage, Allan Gibson Ayr Mills, Hector Lawson Hope cottage, Andw. Bremmer WATTFIELD ROAD. MILLER ROAD. 1, Mrs James Sinclair 1, Fred. O. Carr Wilhelm Hess 2, James M'Creath 2, James M'Lauchlan 3, Wm. Wilson Havelock house, A. M'Lauchlan 4, Robert Howe 5, Miss M'Connell 7, Louis Ancelle GLENIFFER PLACE. 8, Foster Franklin 1, Captain James Clark 2, Wm. Bayne MIDTON ROAD - Continued. 3, Robert M'Vicar Melling vila, Mrs James Smith 4, Mrs Walker Broomtield, Wm. Kay 142 STREET DIRECTORY. WISTON PLACE. 3, Mrs Willison 1, Miss Duncan 4, Miss Sharp 2, Robert Murray 5, Alex. Ferguson 6, Robert Shankland HAVEI.OCK TERRACE. 7, Mrs Livinqstone Robert Dewar ID, John Goodwin 1, Miss Logan 11, H. L. Allan 2, J. Thomson 12, George Thornton 3, John Walker 13, Mrs Main 4, J. G. Smith 14, Duncan Grant 5, James Young 17, Robert Wallace 6, D. F. Wilson 18, A. G. Young E. Cathcart 7, Mrs J. Hunter Roanpark, Mr. M. 8, John Mitchell Frith View, Stewart Spiers 9, Mrs C. Highet Eglinton place, Miss Wyllie NEW BRIDGE STREET.. Eliershe, James Templeton 1, John Miller Oakbank, J. B. Paton 2, John Alexander Stonleigh, Mrs Templeton 3, Miss Hastings Cathcart manse, Rev. G. Copland 4a, John Kail gan F. C. Manse, Rev. C. G. M'Crie 4b, Mrs Lambie Darlington manse, Rev. R. 5, Thomas Eraser Maclnnes 6, Lauchlan Morrison Glenalbyn. xMrs Dr Thomson 8, Donald Grant Auchanlee. James D; ennan 9, Soldiers' Home Williamfield, D. Highet 9, Telephone Office 1 Windsor villa, Wm. Macrorie 10, Mrs Allan 2 Windsor villa, Wm. Ritchie 11, John Ingram 1 Wellpark place, David Dunlop 12, Miss Abernethy 2 Wellpard place, Mrs M'Kune 13, Mrs Hannah 1 Garden park, D. Flett 14, Peter Kennedy 2 Garden park, A. M'Cubbin 16, Mrs Johnstone 17, John Cowan KENSINGTON TERRACE 18, James Dobbie 1, James JN'il igan 20, William Purdie 2, Mrs A. Young 20 James Gumming 3, Mis Blown 20, I. C. Halliday 4, Peter Connacher 21, Town Hall 5 Miss Jackson 22, Hepworth & Son 6, Mrs P. Walker 24, John Robertson 25, Luncheon Bar MONTGOMERIE TERRACE 26, James Ferguson & Son (Fort.) 29, Police Office 1, Mrs MTntosh 29, Sanitary Inspector's Office 2, Mrs Wm. Flint 29, Wm. Wilson — STREET DIRECTORY. I43- 29, David Graham 34, Paterson, Sons, and Co. 30, James Taylor 35, Hugh Henry 32, Greenock Merino Store 36, Bennet and Sons 34, National Bank 39, John Greenlees 40, M'Cubbin and Sons NEWMARKET STREET. 42 Al an Stevenson Ayr Post Office 4, G. J. Ranken 43, 5 and 7, R. Lamond 44, John M'Leod 6, Wallace Allan 45, Mrs Douglass 8, John Lauchlan 45, H. Bowie 9, John Arlam 45, John Cameron 10, James Dickie 46, Morris and Hunter 12, A. .^ W. M'Nee 47, John Brown 13, Thomas T. Kerr 48, James Young 14, Kerr and Bone 49, M. and J. Bell 15, Matthew Mark 50, Louis Le Clair 51a, 16, J. M'Culloch and Sons James Caw 18, Louis Ancella 51b, Robert Robertson 19, James Paterson 52, John M'Clymont 20, Mrs John M'Kelvie 52, John Silver 21, James Andrew 53, Finlay-on & Co. 22, Wm. Stewart 53, John Farquhar & Son 23, John Shearer 54, Thomas Young 24, John Williamson 55, J. M. Ferguson 25, R. Fergusson 55, J. and W. Smith 25b, Logan Brothers 57. Misses Davidson 26, Miss Brotherstone 58^ J. Fisher 27, Walter Young 60, Miss Moore 28, Wm. Bentley 61, Thomas Jack 29, David Fergusson 62, T. and D. Crawford 29, Mrs W. Kyles 62, David Dougall 62, Thomas Young MACNEILLIE BUILDINGS. 63, William Robertson and Co^ 1, William Wi lock and Son 64, A. J. Webster 2, William Beveiidge 65, William Lymburn 3, Public Library 68, Fleury Meng 3, Joseph Tait 69, Miss Hunter 3, Benjamin Corke 70, James M'Murtrie 3, Peter Connachar 4, Robert Millar OLD BRIDGE STREET. 5, John Mathewson 1, Joseph Bow den 2, John M'Leod NEWMARKET ST. continued. 4, A. Robertson ^3, William Kilpalrick 6a, Alex. Boyd -23, Robert Kennedy 7, Robert Chambers and Son 144 STREET DIRECTORY. 8, J. D. Paterson 2, Miss Gairdner lo, D. M'Guigan 3, Miss Hutchison II, E. Mori 4, Charles Allwood 14, James Ramsay 5, David Caldwell 15, W. D. Chambers 6, James M'Bain 16 and 18, Hugh Findlay 7, Mrs Wm. Kyles 17, G. Goodall 8, Wm. Robertson 19, Adam Cree 9, Mrs A. Fullarion 10, W. J. Hancock PARK CIRCUS II, Mrs Thomas Crawford (Off Racecourse Road.) 12, Robert Montgomerie I, Miss Campbell 13, MrsThos. Clark 2, C. B. Wilson 14, Miss Allan 3, Mrs Forrester 15, Miss Kidd 4, Mrs J. Clark 16, Mrs Hunter 5, George Gallic 17, Miss M'Leish 6, John Maitland 28, Mrs Stirling 7, Robert MacCallum 29, David Young 8, Captain Beddoes 30, Mrs James Baird 9, W. B. Cuthbertson 31, Mrs Urie 10, H. A. Kerr 32, John Steele T,3, Captain J. Griffeths PARK CIRCUS (West.) 34, Miss Kyles I, D. W. Paton 35, Rev. G. G. Gillan 2, Mrs J. Ritchie 3, Miss Park RACECOURSE ROAD. 4, Brigade-Surgeon Major Mac- Glendoon house, W. F. M 'Cub- Fad zean bin 10, Mrs Scott Wellpark, Miss Pml 11, David Rowan Elmsley, E. P. W. Redford 12, Mrs A. M'Call Ardaire, J. Semple 13, Malcolm M'Call Ashlea, J. M. Thomson Lyndoch, Miss Coui'er PARK TERRACE Fairfield lodge, R. D. Murdoch (Off Alloway Place.) Frankville, T. M. Gemmell 1, Miss Sym Frankville lodge, D. Halliday 2, Mrs Smith Burnock, R. 6. Lim nd Richard 3, Niven Craigencallie, Rev. J. M. Lester 4, James Dobbie 5, Miss J. Crawford BELLEVUETERRACE. 6, Dr A. Ranken 2, James Dobbie 7, Mrs Burns 8, Claud Sharp RACECOURSE ViO AT) —continued. Redhouse, C. H. Alston QUEEN'S TERRACE. Savoy, Major Gen. M' Donald — STREET DIREBTORY. 145. Kensal tower, David Brand St Lawrence, Rev. J. CleHand Uryburgh, A. H. Lang Middle! on, R. M. Pollock Dunskaig, Colonel M'Alester Inverdon, Dr J. Kennedy Wheatfield, Major F. Fullerton St Andrew's, Mrs Alston IJlendon (off Racecourse road), R. Brooksby, Mrs J. Hunter Shaw Stewart Clyde house, Gilbert Steel Laurieston (oft Racecourse road) Blackburn dairy, Mrs iM'Hut- Mrs H. Laurie cheon Viewiield, Mis Neill Midsands cottage, A. Cowan SANDGATE STREET. Midsands cottage, D. Reid I, Liberal Club Smith villa, Miss Smith 1, James M'Geachie South lodge, Mrs Cross 2, James Smith Littlejohn Glenfairn, J. A. Nelson 3, Brothers Westerlea, D. A. Lindsay 4, Mrs Richardson Netherby (Ronaldbhaw park), 7, John Thomson Robert Gudgeon 8 and 10, Mrs George Nisbet Anchorage (Ronaldsha.w park), 9, Alexander M'Cririck Mrs [ohn Cunningham 9, Thomas Andrew Ronaldshaw park, Alex. Walker 11, Mrs Lockh irt Rlackburn house. Captain J. J. 12, Matthew Thomson Gregory 13, James M'Murtrie Carleton house, Lieut. -Col. M. 14, Joseph Gray Ileneage 15 and 17, Wilson \ Co. Craigweil, F. P. Stewart 16, Alex. Thomson Blackburn lodge, A Chalmers 18, Adam M'Gregor Roseburn, Janies M'Naughton 19, Wm. Ramsay Westbourne villa, A. Paterson 20, Gavin Gird wood Gargowan, Thomas P. Wilson 21, John Campbell D.ilziel Blair lodge, Mrs J. 22, Llenry M'Nair Blackburn villa, Mrs J. M'Neillie 23, D. S. Hendry South park, Rev. Dr Dykes 24, Wilbam Pollock Allanvale, Miss Young Bank of Scotland Millearn, Mrs Millar 25, Miss Howatson Gartferry, Robert Paton 26, John Reid & Son Riverston, Mrs S. Wilson 27, David Smith Sea Tower, D. Hunter 28, William Winchester Strathdoon, G. P Thomson 29, Lawrie and Smith Invercloy, F. G. M 'Andrews 30, William Ochiltree 32, William Macrorie VICTORIA PARK. Commercial Bank Hawthorn lodge, Mrs Mitchell 33, Mrs Wm. Jamieson Victoria pk. ho., Mrs W. Brown 35, Captain E. Kerr 36, Misses Russell RACECOURSE ROAD continued. 37, Stephen and Pollock 146 STREET DIRECTORY. 38, James M'Call 94, Wellington Laundry Royal Bank 96, James Baird Royal Bank house, D. Highet 98, Miss M'Lellan 39, W. F. iM'Cubbin ICO, Mrs M'Master 40, Hood and Watson 41, County Club SEABANK ROAD (Fort). 42, Mrs R, Smith Fort hi)use, J. L. Macdonald 43, Marshall Wane Fort house, J Scott 43, David Thomson Pomona house. Captain C. Oman 44, William M'Kerrow Franklin villa, J. Chisholm 45a, J"hn Boyd Franklin villa, A. Donaldson 45b, Alex. Lyon Cromwell cottage, Mrs Brown 46, William Ogg 47, Miss Burgess SMITH STREET. 49, A. and W. M'Nee J. and A. Taylur 50, Alex. King David Milligan 51, George Bryden John M. Rodger 52, Thomas Manson 53, William Auld SOUTH HARBOUR STREET 54, W. Johnston and Son 2, Joseph Johnstone Ayr Billiard Rooms 3, W. Hess 55, David White 4, Wm. Robertson 57, David Allan 5, Archd. Smillie 58^, William Clarke 6, Mrs J. M. Lawrence 59, Missts Loudon 7 and 8, Wm. Flint and Son Sandgate house, Mrs Boswell 13, John Dykes and Son 61, Miss Bryson 15, Cathcart and Co. 62, John Murdoch 1 7, Agnes Hannah 62, W. T. Morton 21, A. M. Turner 63, James Taylor and Son 27, John Wilson 64, 'riiomas Martin 31, R. R. Mur-ray 64, Miss Glendinning 31, Wm. Christie 70, Jas. M'Cririck and Son 55, Thomas Steele 72, Mr Taylor 75, John Dunlop 74, Miss A. Reid 78, James M'Hutcheon 76, John Lyall 93, Thomas Adam 78, R. Wilson 109, Capt. Jas. Girvan 78, Miss Bone S. M 'Knight and Co. 80, Mrs W. C. Currie 82, Mrs Cowan SUNNYSn^E 84, William Hall (Off Alloway Place.) 86, James Smith Capt. Hardy M 'Hardy 88, Singer's Machine Warehouse Harry Hart 90, James M'Crindle Greenside villa. Rev. T. H. Lang 92, George Arbuckle Pembroke villa, Robert M'Phee STREET DIRECTORY. 147 WELLINGTON SQUARE. County Buildings 1, Col. J. G. Hay Boyd 16, Misses M'Donaid 2, James Andrew 17, Dr Wm. Maclachlan •3, Dr Robert Dobbie 18, Robert Gillan 4, Miss Cowan 19, Mrs M'Jannet 5, Misses Hay 20, George Watson 6, Dr J. R. Watt 21, W. A. Orr Palerson 7, Miss Johnston 22, Mrs Lowe 8, Mrs Davie 23, John S'irling 9, J. M. M. Morton 24, John T. Harper 10, J. D Baird 25, Charles G. Shaw 11, Mrs James M'Clelland 26, Ayr^and County Club 12, Mrs Beechcroft 27, Misses Craig 13, J. S. Johnstone 29, Mrs John Ronald 14, Laurence Anderson TRADE'S DIRECTORY FOR AYR, NEWTON, AND W A LLAC ETOW N. Note. —TYiOse marked IT are Newton, and ^ Wallacetozvn. ACCOUNTANTS. Currie, Mrs W. C, 80 Sandgate Crawford, T. & D., 62 New- street (coal) market street Dalmellington Iron Coy., 55 Manson, Thos., 52 Sandgate st. Sand.eate street (coal) Duff, Smith, J. & W., 55 Newmarket Hugh, 10 Academy street street (coal) Dun'op; M. & M., 60 High street AYR CONFECTIONERY (coal) WORKS. Finnie, J., Hawkhill (coal), W Richmond, J., Allison street, N Garland, John, 58 Content st. (coal), W CRATED WATER MANU- Gillies, J., North Quay (com- FACTURERS. mission), N Guthrie, A. Buchanan & Sons, River terrace, W & J. , 46 North quay Chalmers, R., 26 and 28 Clunes (shipping ), N vennal ofif Green st. lane, N Hall, Wm. , 84 Sandgate street Sloan, John, 33 River street, W (coal) Hamilton, J. , 26 North quay AGENTS. (shipping), N Affleck, Wm., & Son, 35 High Jamie, William 38 Content st. streeet (house) (coal), W Aird, W., I Argyle st. (coal), W Logan, J., North quay (coal), N Allan, David, 57 Sandgate st. Mitchell, W., & Son, 3 Green (coal) St. (lime, etc.), N Cellars, David, Carrick road M'Clure, J., 88 Sandgate street (manure) (sewing machines) —— AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN" [49 M'Colm, Wm., 34 North quay Reid, J., (^ Son, 26 Sandgate st. (shipping), N Wilson & Co., 15 & 17 Sandgate St. M'Crindle, James, 90 Sandgate Young, J., 48 Newmarket street . street (coal) Young, Andrew, 22 Alloway st. M'Kean, John, 37 Fullarton st. (coal) BAKERS. M'Lean, H., Ailison street Alexander, R. Wallace st. 43 , 34 W (coal), N Austin, David, 1 1 Main street, N M'Ninch, Wm., 7 George street Brown, John, 47 Newmarket St., (coal), W and Tam's Brig, N Park, Miss, 12 Johnst (sewing), W Cuthbert^on, J., 49 Main St., N. Ramsay, Wm., 278 High street Gird wood, G., 188 High st., and (Parcel Express) 20 Sandgate street Reid, J., & Son, 26 Sandgate Goudie, J., 253 and 255 High st. street (house) Hall, Mrs John, 150 High street Robertson, Wm,, 4 Harbour st. Livingstone, Mrs W. , 84 High st (coal) Martin, Mrs, 16 Gordon place, W Smith, Geo., 5 Main st (coal), N McCall, Mrs A., 105 High st Smith, J. G., North quay, (ship- McKenzie & Lochart, 8 High st ping), N McCulloch,J. K.,& Son, 16 New- Stroyan, Samuel, 34 North quay market st and 25 Alloway st (shipping), N Reid, Alex., 17 High street Wilson, J., 8 CassilHs street Reid, James, 84 Cross st, W (house) Spiers, W , 149 High street Stewart, D., 69 Main street, N ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL Tuton, John, 50 George st, W ENGINEERS. Wright, Daniel, 191 High street Eaglesham, John, A.R.I.B.A., 3 Cathcart street BANKS—6-^^ Index. Mercer, John, LA., Town's Buildings, High street BEADLES. Morris, James A., & Hunter, Allan, Wm., St. Leonards, A.R.LB.A., LA., 46 New- house, 99 Mill street market street Cairns, Hugh, North Newton Murdoch, J., LA., 62 Sandgate house, 46 Allison street, N street Cairns, Wm. , Original Secession Russell, James, C.E., I Kirkport —house, 38 Viewfield road, N Stevenson, Allan, LA., 42 New- Campbell, J., Newton Free^ market street house, 4 Clunes vennal, N Eraser, R., Scottish Episcopalian AUCTIONEERS AND AP- —house, 24 New Bridge street PRAISERS. Guthrig, T , Darlington U.P.,— Dewar, R., 108 High street house, 3 River street, N Hunter, Wm., 24 Sandgate st. Hyslop, J., Old Church —house, Morrison, L., 6 New Bridge st. 7 Ivirkport, High street L — 150 TRADES' DIRECTORY. McConnell, J., Cathcartst., U.P. (Ladies.) —house, 15 Cathcart street Aitken, Miss, Wellington lodge, Dick, RjWallacetown Free—house Bath place 36 Elba street, W Lowe, Mrs, 22 Wellington square Miss, McCreath, J., New Established McCheyne, 13 Eglinton house, 130 High street terrace. Fort Reid, A , Newton Established house, 61 Main street, N BOAT BUILDERS. Christie, South harbour Paton, J., Ayr Free—house, 19 W., 33 Fort street street Ranie, David, Baptist—house, 8 Walker & Cochrane, Green street Wallace street, W. lane, N Tanish, Peter, Wallacetown BONDED STORE KEEPERS. Established—house, 4 Church Cathcart & Co., Kyle street street, W Turner, A. M., 21 South Harbour street BELLHANGERS. BOOKBINDERS. Terry & Son, 32 High street Henry, H., 35 Newmarket street Thomson, James, 131 High st Lymburn,Wm. 65 Newmarket st. Ure, William, 131 High street Murray, Henry, 193 High street BERLIN WOOL SHOPS. BOOKSELLERS and STA- Bell, M. & J., 49 Newmarket st TIONERS. Moore, Miss M, 60 Newmarket st Chambers, W. D., 13 Old Bridge Richardson, Mrs, 4 Sandgate st street Stevenson, M. and M., 7 Allo- Cooper, W., 8 Wallace street W way St. Cuthbertson,W.'B., i High street Fergusson, A., 18 High street BLACKSMITHS. Gemmell, James, 5 High street Chisholm, Alex., 33 River st, W Henry, D. S. & Son, 23 Sandgate Crichton, John, 147 High street street Howat, Wm., 116 High street Henry, Hugh, 35 Newmarket st. Kerr, Wm., 32 Kyle street Irvine, & Son, 93 High street McDougall, Thos., 28 Green st., Lawson, A., 98 Main street, N Lane, N Lymburn, W., 65 Newmarket st. Paterson, Wm., 45 Carrick street Millar, Mrs J., 61 High street street Morgan, Arthur, 19 High street Terry, J. , & Son, 32 High Thomson, James, 131 High st Murray, Henry, 193 High street Ure, Wm., 131 High street Murdoch, M. & J., 44 Main street street, Whytock, J., ^7 Mam N N M'Call, James, 38 Sandgate street BILLPOSTER. Neil, Robert, 267 High street , st Roddie, Gray, High street Halliday, J. C. 20 New Bridge G. 252 Stephen & Pollock, 37 Sandgate BOARDING SCHOOLS. street AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. 151 Wright, T. , 75 High street Murray, Wm., Cyprus cottage, . BOOT & SHOEMAKERS. Carrick road Adam & Sons, 98 High street Stevenson, Robt., Innez cottage, Boyd, Alex. 6 Old Bridge street VicWiield road, N Boyd, John, 45 Sandgate street Watson, Wm., 18 Mill street Crawford, R., 14 Gordon place, W Wyllie, Andrew, 80 Green st. N Cuthbert, A & Sons, 22 High st. Dobbie, R. & Co., 42 High street CAB and CARRIAGE Dobbie, W., 167 High street PROPRIETORS. Eraser, John, loi Main street, N Burns, Thos., 41 Wallace st. W Hartley, W., 74 George street, W Cook, John, loS High street Higgins, Wm., 260 High street . Duncan, Matthew, 39 River st. N Johnston, J. 28 High street Gemmell, Alex., 227 High street Melville, J., 47 High street M'Guigan, David, 30 Kyle street Morrison, J., 63 and 204 High M'Kerrow, Wm., 33 Carrick st., street and 44 Sandgate street Millar, Robt., 4 Macneille build- M'Murtrie, J., 12 Dalblair road ings, Newmarket street and 13 Sandgate street Paterson, A. & W., 102 High st. Scott, Wm., 14 High street Polland, James, 9 New road N Ramsay, J., 10 Old Bridge street CABINETMAKERS and Smith, James, 86 Sandgate street UPHOLSTERERS. Steel, lohn, 133 High street Affleck, Wm. & Son, 35 and (i^ BRASSFOUNDERS. High street Reid, Cunningham, 131 High st, Bowie, H., 45 Newmarket street Reid & Co., 114 High street Gibb, Allan, 74 High street Welsh & Co., 24 Carrick street Hyslop, James, 7 Kirkport, High street BREWERS & MALSTERS. M'Clure, G. & J., I and 5 Dal- Turner, A. M., 104 Main street, N blair road Watson & Douglas, 41 Mill street Morrison, L., 33 High street and 6 New Bridge street BUILDERS & MASONS. Neill, F. jr., 121 High street Baird, James, 7 Dalblair road Reid, J. & D., 96 and 119 High Fogo, John, Elmbank, street, N street Hutchison, R., 44 Viewfield road Reid, J. & Sons, 26 Sandgate st. Hunter, Andrew, 18 Dalblair road Roddie, J., 105 Main st, N Jackson, J. & W., 23 Cross street Thomson, J. M., 35 and 67 High Killock, J., Princes street, W street Kirkland, David, 2 Ballantine Taylor, James, & Son, 63 Sand- drive, off Carrick road gate street M'Lachlan, A. & Son,, 64 Dal- Wilson, & Co., 15 and 17 Sand- blair road gate street 152 TRADES DIRECTORY. CANDLEMAKERS. Irvine, Arch., 15 Carrick street Donaldson, David, 159 High st. Irvine James, 16 Kyle street Paterson, A. & Son, Mill street Irvine, John, 35 Fullartun street Morgan, C, 85 Main street N CARRIERS—5^^ Index. Robertson, James, 57 Mill street CARTERS. CHINA, GLASS & EARTH- Cowan, H-, 58 York street, N ENWARE DEALERS. Cowan, Wm., 58 York street, N Anderson, Alexander, 28 New Hall, Alex. , 63 Peebles street, N Bridge street Hall, JaQies, 29 Peebles street, N Arbuckle, George, 92 vSandgate st Mills, Robt., 4 Saltfield house, N Brown, Quintin, 26 W^allace st W Millar, Walter, 5 Kyle street Caw, James, 51a Newmarket st Murray, Wm., 45 Alloway street Dunlop, M. & M., 60 High st Murphy, Robert, 3 New road, N Miller, Miss, 39 Alloway street M'Fadzean, Main street, N McMillan, Mrs, 21 River st., N D , 34 M'Culloch,Wm., George st. M'Fedries, J., 28 Lymond's 42 W Wynd, W Thomson, John, 7' Sandgate st M'llwraith, R. & Co., 36 Clunes street, N CLOG & PATTERN MAKER. M'Kinnon, Walter, 10 Lymond's Mulligan, J., 17 Hope street Wynd, W M'Whirter, R., 36 Mill street COACHBUILDERS. street Bryden, George, 51 Sandgate st Roy, J anies, 222 High Sloss, David, i Boat vennal Mains, John, 7 John street, W Wilson, John, 24 Kyle street Morton, Adam, 197 High street Reid, Thos., 7 Main street N CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS. R,obertson, Wm. 46 George st, W Alexander, A. R., 58 Main st. N Bell, Henry, 31 Main street, N CONFECTIONERS & PASTRY Beveridge, Wm., 2 Macneille BAKERS. buildings, Newmarket street Those marked (p) are Pastry Burns, Wm., 142 High street Bakers. Cook, Thomas, 87 High street Basso, D., 46 Kyle street Brucciani, P. Main street N Dobbie, D., 4 Gordon place, W , 35 Dobbie, James, 18 New Bridge st Campbell, John, 3 and 274 High Jackson, Wm., 6 Alloway street street, (p) street Moore & Co., i New Bridge st Craig Mrs D. , 34 Kyle McDerment, Jas., 15 High street Dyer, W. M, 51, 53 and 261 High McGregor, A., 16 and 18 Sand- street gate street Gibson, Mrs J., 25 Main st., N st Goudie, & Son, and Riddall, J., M.D., 211 High J. 253 255 High street (p) CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. Lamb, Wm., 20 Wallace St., W Gait James, 66 George st., W AYR, NEWTON, AND WALDACETOWN. 153 Lyon, A. & J., 66 High st,, and farm. Racecourse road 157 High street M'Intyre, John, 13 Kyle street Mackenzie & Lockhart, 8 High st M'Whirter, D., 38 Carrick st. street • (P) M'Whirter, R., 36 Mill street M'Naughton, Neil, Lunnon, Mair, J , 195 High Mori, E. , 1 1 Old Bridge st Midton road Meng, Fleury, 68 Newmarket st Neill, A., Princes street, N (P) Watson, Robert, 53 Peebles st, N Milroy, James, iS^ Alloway st Reid, D. , Mountpleasant cottage, Sloane, Miss, 119 High street Hawkhill, W McMaster, Mrs, lOO Sandgate st Roy James, 220 High street Sillars, D., 66 York'st. lane, N COOPERS AND RIDDLE Stewart, D., 114 George st., W MAKERS. Brown, T., 145 High street DENTLSTS. Mair, W. & Son, 258 High st Agnew, James, 4 Barns street McCreadie, J., 96 High street Frew, John, 7 Cathcart street Hunt, "T. P., I Cathcart street CORK MANUFACTURERS. Stirling, J., L.D.S., 23 Welling- Landies, D., 20 Limond's Wynd, ton square - W Smith, Wm., 3 Boat vennal DRAPERS. Watson, Wm., 36 High street Alexander, J., 2 New Bridge st. Black, Wm R., 12 Fligh street COWFEEDERS. Cowieson Bros., 124 tligh street Baird, J.,6Hall's Vennal, N Currie, Rae, & Co., Ailsa Build- Clark, Miss, Midton road ings, High street Clydesdale, J., Old Brewery, Hamilton, W., 55 & 57 High st. Fort Hourston, David, 3 Kyle street, Craig, James, 22 Dalblair road and 46 High street Dick, Mrs A. 70 New road Hunter & Grant, 2 High street Gilchrist, J., 60 Allison street N Hunter Mrs, 64 Main stre.t, N M., street Halbert, 73 Mill Hunter, Mrs D., 115 Main st , N Hall, Mrs C, 27 Peeb'es st., N Hyslop, Wallace, & Co., 240 Hall, A., 63 Peablesst., N High street Johnston, A , 28 Boghall row, W Johnson, Bros., 50 High street Kerr, G., 16 Nelson street, N Johnston & Finlayson, 154 High Leadingham, Wm., 16 Queen street street, W Lawrie ^^t Smith, 29 Sandgate st. Loudon, David, Plawlchill, off Mackie, Miss, 46 Main street, N Russell street W Mackenzie, J., WinLon Buildings Murdoch, F. , 60 York st. lane, N High street M'Call, P., 52 Content st., W M'Ninch, W., 7 George st., W M'Clelland, Miss, Hall's vennal N M'Intyre, J., 2 Gordon place, W M'Hulcheon, Mrs, Blackburn Ritchie, James, 239 High street 154 TRADES DIRECTORY. Robertson & Co., 192 High st. Kerr, Miss, 96 Main street, N Sibbald, David, 80 High street KerF 46 High street Taylor, J. & A., T«ownhead works Hunter, Miss, 1 Stanley place, Dalblair road FANCY WAREHOUSES. Hunter & Grant, 2 High street Dyer, W. M., 51 High street Hutchison, Misses, 115 High st Jack, T., 67 Newmarket street Hyslop, Wallace & Co., 240 High and 216 High street street Lambie, Mrs T., 4 New Bridge- Jackson, Miss, 96 High street street Johnson Bros., 50 High street M'Whinnie, Mrs, 224 High st Johnston & Finlayson, 154 High AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. 155 FISH & GAME MERCHANTS. Milroy, Jas , 184 AUoway street Allan, Mrs, 10 New Bridge st. M'Kelvie, A.,i7i Main'street, N and 199 High street M'Nee, A. & W., 49 Sandgate Crawford, Thos., 198 Highstreet street and 12 Newmarket st. .Hill, P. B., 65 Highstreet Paterson, J. H., 119 High street Paul, Miss, 43 Carrick street FISHING TACKLE MAKERS Roy, James, 222 High street Mitchell, Alex., 20 Kyle street Russell, Misses, 36 Sandgate st. FLESHERS. GRAIN MERCHANTS. Adam, John, 9 Newmarket st. Allan, John, & Co., 172 High st Brown, Hugh, 3 Peebles sireet, N Ballantine, John, 159 High street Burns, John, 72 Cross street and Cellars, David, Lethan cottage, 30 George street, W Carrick road Climie, A., 221 High street FHnt, W., & Son, 7 and 8 South Currie, Alex., 62 Main street, N Harbour street Dunlop, Janirs, 63 Wallace st. W Jardine, A., 6 Milrig place, Char- Fletcher, P., 189 High -treet lotte street Frew, John, 69 High street Loudon, John, 33 Fort sireet st. Fullarton, Jas., 43 George W Smith, A , & Son., 11 AUoway st, Gibson, John, 26 High street Steele, Thos., 57 South Harbour Jones, Thomas, 57 Main st. N street, and 31 AUoway street Mitchell, Walter & Son, 22 Main Wight, W., & Co., 169 High st street, N Wyllie, D., & Co., 219 High st Morton, Hugh, 18 Gordon p'e, W McConnell, J., 25 Green street N GROCERS AND SPIRIT •M'Gill Thomas, 3 River st, N MERCHANTS. McKissock, Jas., 38 George st. W Those marked (s) sell Spirits McNair, H., 22 Sandgatr street Allan, T., 102 Main st (s), N McQueen, Chas. , 20 AUoway st. Bone, R., 17 Nelson street, N Paterson, Jas., 19 Newmarket st. Brackenridge, J., 168 Pligh st. (s) Picken, David, 69)^ Main st. N Buchanan & M'Gregor, 144 High Semple, J., jun., 21 Carrick street street Cameron, A., 207 High street (s) FRUITERERS & GREEN- Cameron. K., 10 Church st., W GROt ERS. Cassills, D., 177 High street (s) Cowan, Mrs, 82 Sandgate street Cooper, Wm., 81 Main street, N Cunningham, Mi>s, 30 High st. Cowan, John, 135 High street David-on, M. & A., 57 Newmar- Douglas, W., 23 Content st., W ket street Dickson, Mis F., 127 Main st,, E. st. Drinnan, D. , 47 AUoway (s) N Hunter, Miss, 69 Newmarket st. Duncan, Miss, ji, Wallace st., W Jess, James, 65 Wallace street, W Forrest, R., & Co.. 62 High Law, Wm., 23 Main street N street (s) Miller, Miss, 157 Highstreet Findlay, Thos., 174 Hgh st. (s) I5& TRADES DIRECTORY. Grant, Duncan, 86 Main street, M 'Quaker, W,, 16 Content st. and lo Taylor street, N (s', W Henderson, Wm., 250 High st. M'Whirter, A., 64 Green street Hogg, Matthew, 202 High street (s), N and 85 George street, W Nicol, Mrs, 16 Viewfield rd., N Hunter, Mrs R., 266 High st. Oliver, James, 41 High street (s) Ingram, John, 11 New Bridge st. Paterson, A., 47 Main street, N and 82 Main stieet, N Paterson, John H., 190 High st. Kennedy, P., 14 New Bridge Paterson, W., & Sons, 249 High street (s) street (s) Lauchlan, John, 8 Newmarket st. Ramsay, Wm., 278 High st., (s) Lockhart, Mrs A., 11 Sandgate Reid, A., 74 Sandgate street street (s) Richmond, Mrs, 26 Wellington Loudon, David, Hawkhill street, N Logan, Bros., 25B Newmarket Rutherford, G. & H., 126 High street street, (s) Logan, James, ic8 High street Smith, John, & Co., Alhson Logan, Wm., 165 High street street (s), N Lymburn, Mrs James, 53 Main Smith, John, 270 High street street, N Steel, A., I Waggon road, N Malcohn, Content st., Stewart, Mrs, street R , 46 W 69 Elba W Marr, Wm., 19 A loway street Stewart, R., 85 Cross street Meil<;lejohn, Henry, 54 and 56 Taylor, Wm., 19 New road, N Main street, (s) N Thomson, M., 12 Sandgate st. (s) Miller, T., 61 Wallace st. (s), W Thomson, J., 71 >t 170 High st, (s) Miller, John, junr., 8 Gordon W^allace, R., Town's Building, 7 place (s), W High street, (s) Moffat, John, 34 Allison st., N Weir, James, 36 George st. W Money, W., 185 High street Winchester, W^m., 28 Sandgate st. street, (s) Montgomerie, H , 5 George W Murray, R., 256 Fligh street Wyllie, & Brown, no High st. M 'Avery, M,, 201 High street Wyllie, Miss, 93 George street W M'Clelland, A. and J., 236 High Wylhe, T. K., I Taylor st. (s) N street Wyburn, John, 15 Main street, N M 'Bride, H. A., Elbast., W Young, Mrs D. B., 78 Allison st. M'Conriell, Wm., 12 Gordon N place, W GUNMAKERS. M'Clelland, W., 63 George st. W M'Cririck & Sons, 70 Sandgate st. M'Clymont, J., 39 Main st. (s), N M'Crae, Hugh, 70 Green st., HAMCURERS. and 7 PeeV)les street, N Craig, John, 22 Dalblair road M 'Donald, D. and J., 20B Wallace Mair, Lennox, & Gebbie, 96 High St. W street M'Kay, D., 77 Cross street, W Mitchell, W. & Sons, 22 Main M 'Quaker, J., 27 Green st., N street, N —— AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. f57 Strathearn, Jas., 5, 7 and 1 1 River Ayr Arms Hotel, 231 H^gh st. terrace, W D. Gerrand Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel, I HATTERS. Killoch place —T. Steen Cameron, S., 225 High street Black Bull Hotel, 39 and 41 River Connell, G. L. W., 223 High st. street —M. Duncan, W. Gibson, John, 86 High street Buck's Head Hotel, 2 Kyle st. Reid, Matthew, 104 High street J. Findlay Thomson & Son, 94 High street Cattle Market Hotel, Alloway Wood, Hugh, 31 High street street—William Miller Craigie Inn, 117 Georgest. , W HOSIERS & BABY LINEN Robert Carson WAREHOUSES. Crown Hotel, 115 High street Burgess, Miss M.,'47 Sandgatest. Wm. Ingram Fisher, J., 58 Newmarlsiet street Eglinton Hotel, 4 Alloway st. Gray, J., 14 Sandgate street John Steele Guthrie, A., Winton Buildings Kings Arms Hotel, 14 High st. — High street Wm. Scott M'Fadzean, R., 132 High street Kyle Hotel, 9 Kyle street—Mrs J. Robertson, A., 4 Old Bridge st. Ritchie Stevenson, M. & M., 7 Aloway Lome Temperance Hotel, 135 street High St.—W. Blackie — Thomson, J. & Son, 94 High st. Mason's Arms Inn, i3oHighst. Watson, M. & S., 34 High street C. Murdoch Millrig Hotel, Charlotte street — HOUSE FACTORS. John Ramsay Brown, H., Milhig place, 8 Char- M 'Lean's Temperance Hotel 5 lotte street Killoch place—A. M'Lean Bryden, Thos., 81 Main street, N Queen's Hotel, 6 Harbour st. Clark, J., 52 Main street, N Mrs J. M. Lawrence Crawford, T. & D., 62 Newmar- Star Hotel, 108 High street—H. ket street Calder Hall, Wm. , 84 Sandgate street Sun, Inn, 245 High st. —^James M 'Clare, G. & J., i Dalblair rd. Walker Ramsay, John, Millrig Hotel, Tam O' Shanter Inn, 246 High Charlotte street street —J. Scott Smith, James, 55 Newmarket st. Temperance Hotel, 2 Carrick Young, J ames, 48 Newmarket st. street—Mrs Cowan Victoria Hotel, 5 Kyle street INNS and HOTELS. Walter Miller Alfred Hotel, 8 and 10 Sandgate Victoria Inn, 97 High st., — Miss street Mrs G. Nisbet Gray Athole Arms Hotel, Alloway St.— Waverley Temperance Hotel, 8 Thomas Aitken New Bridge st. —D. Grant — 158 trades' directory. Wheat Sheaf Inn, 9 John st. , W Meikle, J. & D., 48 and 50 Main John Thorn street, N Whippe, Inne, 179 High st. Miller, Robert, 10 High street Robert Hallan Milligan, D. & J., 40 Kyle street Milligan, David, Smith street -6-^^ INSURANCE AGENTS Mitchell, J., 24 Wal ace st., W Index M'Clure, G. & J., 5 Dalblair rd. IRONFOUNDERS. M'Creath, Jas., 151 High street Hunter, R., Wallacetown Foun- M'Creath, Robert, 27 Carrick St.. dry, Lymond's Wynd, W Neill, James, 65 Main street, N Rodger, J. M., Kyle Foundry, Baton, R. & Sons, 46 Kyle street Tovvnhead Paton, Wm;, 13 Kyle street Ure, Wm., Ayr Foundry, Green Ramsay, Wm., 19 Sandgate st. street, N Steven, W., 6 Content street, W IRONMONGERS. LATHS FLITTERS. Cameron, R., 148 High street Cowie, John, 24 Carrick street Highet & Hunter, 113 High st. Rome, George, 35 George st., W Howat, Wm., 116 High street Lamb, Wm., 41 Wallace St., W LEATHER CUTTERS. Limond, T., 128 High street Boyd, Alex., 6 Old Bridge street Paterson, J. D., 8 Okl Bridge st. Paterson, J., 4 Kirkport, High st. Semple, John, 73 High street Wilkinson, James, 12 AUoway st. MANGLERS. Burton, Mrs, 10 Ailoway street IRON SHIPBUILDERS. Caldwell, Mrs, 12 M in street, N M'Knight, S. & Co., South quay Gibson, Mrs, 10 Elba street, W Gribbin, Mrs, 18 Mill street JOINERS. Hastings, Miss, 35 Fullarton st. Allan, Brothers, 10 Main St., N Miller, Mis G , Wattfield cottage Clark, David, 74 High street Midton road Clarke, Wm., 584 Sandgate st. Murdoch, Miss, 49 New road, N Currie, J"hn, 197 High street M'Colm, Mrs, 131 South Har- Davidson, John, 43 New road, N bour street Drinnan. W., 78 George street W M'Kinnon, Mrs, ^"] AUoway st. Fergusson, W. & G., Old Bridge Neill, Mrs, 60 Dalblair road End, W Niven, Mrs, 23 Fort street Forrest, J., 41 George street, W Ritchie, Mrs, 8 New road, N Govan, Wm.,, 131 High street Robb, Mrs A., Piinces street, W Hunter, Wm., 251 High street Sloss, Miss, 45 Carrick street Kay, John, 47 Content street, VV Kilgour, Wm., 115 Cross st., W MANUFACTURERS. King, A., 50 Sandgate street Bryden, Thos., 81 B Main street, Leitdi, Thos., 89 Mill street N (shirt) AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. i59> Butler, Samuel & Co., Newton- Robertson, T. L. B., 21 Alloway head, N (lace) street, (s) • Gray, W. C. , off Prestwick road, Paton, James, Hawkhill, off" Rus- N (carpet) sell street, W •Howat, D. G,, Allison street, N Willie, D. & Co., 215 High st., (lace) (s) Hutchison, A., 41 Content street, OUTFITTERS. W (woollen) Jamieson, J. & Co., 112 High st. Hyland, Thomas & Co., River Jamieson, Mrs W., 33 Sandgate terrace, W (starch and gum) street Hyslop, Wallace, & Co., 240 Hepworth, Joseph & Son, 22 High street, (woollen) New Bridge street Jamie, M., 45 Content street, W (muslin) PAINTERS Reid, J. & Son, Russell street, W HANGERS. (woollen and wincey) Bennet, J. B & Sons, 36 New- Ritchie, W. & Son, Church street market street W (muslin) Cathcart J., n Cross street, W Goudie, W., 49 Allison street, N MILLERS. Hunter, H., 19 Main street, N Craig, James & Son, Victoria Johnston, W. & Son, 54 Sand- Mills, North Quay, N gate street Scoular, R. & Son, Dutch Mills, Keenan, Peter, 32 George St., W^ near Ayr M'Leod, J., 44 Newmarket st. Smith, A. & Son, Ayr Mills, Stewart W., 22 Newmarket St. Mill street and Alloway Mills, Smith, Thomas, 34 Nelson st, N near Ayr Willock, W., & Son, Macnielle Steele, J., Overmills, near Ayr Buildings, Newmarktt street Wilson, A., & Son, 197 High st. NURSERYMEN and SEEDS- MEN. PAVIERS. Those marked (si are Seedsmen M 'Andrew, C, 14 Main st., N only. Cameron, D., 100 New road, N PAW^NBROKERS. Drinnan, D., Tig cottage, Prest- Boyle, Miss, 41 Cross street, W wick road Hill, D. E., 70 High street Dykes, J. & Son, 15 Harbour Leckie, A., 131 High street street, (s) M'Kenna, W., 37 River st., W Imrie, Thos. & Son, 137 High Spencer, Wm., 70 Cross st., W street, (s) Imrie & Co., Dalmellingfon road PERFUMERS AND HAIR- Inglis & Son, 49 Alloway st. (s) DRESSERS. M'Callum, Robt., Bellevue road, Those marked (h) are Hair- off" Racecourse road dressers only. Ancelle, Louis, 18 Newmarket st i6o TRADES DIRECTORY. Anderson, R., 3 River terrace, Highet, James C, 10 Alloway W., (h) street Christie, D., 212 High st., (h) Highet, W., & Son, 12 Fort st. Graham, A., 4 Hope st. (h) Lyon, Alex., 45 Sandgate street Le Clair, Louis, 50 Newmarket st, Meikle, John, 17 River st., W and 109 High street Murchie, John, 19 George St., W Stevenson, James, 6 High st. (h) MTlwrath, Cowan, & Co., 114 Waters, J-, 28 Newmarket st. High street Woods, G., I Mill street (h) Ross, John, 119 High street, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. PRINTERS .1' PUBLISHERS. Bar a, Ambrose, Cromwell ]5lace, Fergusson, Alex., 18 High street Fort, and 10 Beresford terrace Fergusson, J. M., 55 Newmarket Hess, Wilhelm, Miller road street and 251 High street Kyles, Mrs Wm., 29 Newmarket Gemmell, T. M., & Son, 108 street High street Wane, Marchell, loAlloway place, Henry, Hugh, 35 Newmarket st. and 43 Sandgate st. Lymburn, Wm., 65 Newmarket street PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS Robertson, Wm., & Co.., 63 New- — See Index. market street Wright, Thomas, 75 High street PIANOFORTE WARE- HOUSE. REGISTER OFFICES FOR Paterson, Sons & Co., 34 SERVANTS. Newmarket street Arbuckle, Geo., 8 River st., W Cowan, Mrs, 82 Sandgate st. PLASTERERS. Currie, Mrs W. C, 80 Sandgate Bone, D., 42 Elba street, W street Leggat, J., Beckford Cottage, Gribbin, Mrs, 18 Mill street Nelson streiit, N Jack, MrsT., 67 Newmarket st., , Miller, Wm., 40 Mi'U street and 216 High street M'Cartney, Patrick, 66 Cross st. Lambie, Mrs T., 4 New Bridge W street M'Queen, Peter, Prestwickrd., N Miller, Miss, 39 Alloway st. Vass, Wm., Victoria place, off M'Whinnie, Mrs, 224 High st. Russell street, W Paul, Miss, 43 Canick street PLUMBERS. REMNANT WAREHOUSES. st., Auld, Wm., 53 Sandgate street Hunter, Mrs G , 64 Main N Cameron, John, 45 Newmarket st. Meredith, M. 153 High street Campbell, John, 197 High st. Drinnan & Murphy, 84 George ROPE & TWINE MAKERS. street, W M'Kechnie, D., Tam's Brig, N Rusk, Miss, 16 Alloway st. AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOVVN. i6i SADDLERS. Highet, C, 10 Alloway street Eone, Wm., Co., & 252^ High Highet, W., & Son, 12 Fort st. street Irvine, Arch., 15 Carrick street Irvine, st. .Campbell, J., 21 Sandgate st. John, 35 Fullarton Speir, J., 235 High street Lamb, James, 7 Garden St., N Watson, R., 181 High street Lyon, Alex., 45B Sandgate st. Meikle, John, 17 River st., N SAILMAKER. Morrison, James, 29 Carrick st. M'Kechnie, D., Tain's Brig, N Murchie, John, 19 George st., W M'llwrath, Cowan, 6; Co., 114 SCULPTORS. High street , M'Kelvie, R., Cross st., Boyd, J. Railway Bridge, AUo- 15 W way street Williamson, John, 24 Newmarket Douglas, James, Railway Bridge street ToAvnhead M'Quater, Allan, 158 George st. SCHOOL-MASTERS— i"-?^ N Index. SEXTONS. TAILORS & CLOTHIERS. ^ Cunningham, W., Ayr Cemetry, Those marked (T) are Tailors* Cumnock road only. Gillies, Malcolm, Wallacetown Connell, D., 233 High street (t) Burying Ground— house 31 Cowan, John, 17 New Bridge st. George street, W Cowan, R. L., 123 High street Martin, John, Newton Burying Currie, Rae, & Co., Ailsa Build- Ground—house, I Damside, N ings, High street M'Millan, Alex., Wallacetown Farquhar, J. & Son, 53 Newmar Cemetry—house, "]*] Elba st., ket street W FinIayson& Co., 53 Newmarket street SHERIFF OFFICERS — See Houston (!t Co., 35 Kyle street Index. Jones, Wm.. 24 Kyle street Love, John, 19 Flope street SHIP CHANDLERS. Mathewson, John, 5 Macneille M 'Bride, & Co., 2 Green st., N Buildings, Newmarket street Wilson & Goodwin, 40 North Morrison, Mathew, 96 Main st., Harbour street, N N Murchie, Arch., 33 High street SOLICITORS—^^ Robertson, James, 4 High street Williamson, Robt., 81 High st. Robertson, R., 51B Newmarket street TOBACCO MANUFAC- Shearer, J., 23 Newmarket street TURERS. Sm'th, Robert, 89 High street Fergusson, James & Son, 26 New Smith, R. M., 167 High .street, (t) Bridge street Wallace, H., 119 High street, (t) Webster, A. J., 64 Newmarket st. TOBACCO PIPE MANUFAC- TURER. TANNERS & CURRIERS. Hanley, Joseph, 29 Main st., N Dobbie & Co., Mill street Paterson, A. * Son, Mill street TOY MERCHANTS. Pateison, James, 81 Mill street Jack, Thoinas, 67 Newmarket st. and 216 High street THATCHERS. Mair, W. & Son, 258 High st. Galloway W., Govan's cottage Lambie, Mrs T., 4 New Bridge off Taylor street, N street Rae, James, 54 George street, W UMBRELLA MAKERS. TINSMITHS fe GASFITTERS Bryson, Wm., 238 Fligh street Millar, Chambers, R. & Son, 75 Wallace R. , 4 MacneiUe Buildings street, W Newmarket street Chambers, W. D., Old Bridge M'Kellar, D., 43 Main street, N End, W. and 9 Alloway st. Young, W., 27 Newmarket st. Haddock, W., 30 North Harbour street, N VENETIAN BLIND Howat, W., 116 High street MANUFACTURER. Tait, A. & Son., 188 High street Card well, J. & A., 45 Fort street TOBACCONISTS. VETERINARY SURGEONS. Abernethy, Miss, 12 New Bridge Dickie, James, 10 Newmarket st street McCall, James, 27 Alloway st Buchanan John, 259 High street Scott, R., 5 New Bridge street Fergusson, J & Son, 26 New Bridge street . WATCHMAKERS AND Hendrie, W., 237 High street JEWELLERS. Murdoch, R. 125 High street Allan, W., 6 Newmarket street Mustard, L. M., 37 Alloway st. Greenlees, J., 39 Newmarket St. M'Crindle, James, 90 Sandgate Lyall, J., 76 Sandgate street street Mark, M., 15 Newmarket street Smith, G., 5 Main street, N Marshall, Alex., 64 High street Smith, James, 2 Sandgate street Murdoch, R., 125 High Street Somers, D., 8 Alloway street Robertson, W., 6 Kyle street Stevenson, James, 6 High street Smith, James, 2 Sandgate street Wilson, Aban, 213 High street Stewart, R., 38 High Street AYR, NEWTON, AND WALLACETOWN. 163 Stirling, John, 18 Alloway street Murray R. R., 29 and 31 South • Templeton, J., 129 High street Harbour street M'Call, C. W., 12 Kirkport, -WINE & SPIRIT DEALERS. High street Adam, T. South Harbour st. M'Crorie, st., , 91 G., 131 George W Buchannan & Sons, River terrace M'Donald, Donald, 32 Green W street lane, N Gumming, J., 20 New Bridge st. M'Dowall, WilHam, 40 High st. Duncan, Tho^. , 161 High street M'Guigan, D., 10 Old Bridge st. Dunlop, R., 99 Main street, N M'Kissock, Wm., 257 High st. Dunlop, J., 'j^ and 79 South M'Quaker, J., 29 Green street, N Harbour street Baton, Robert, jun. Kyle street , 48 Forgie, Mrs I)., 31 Kyle street Rowan, M., 218 High street Eraser, T., T] and 79 High st, Sloan, John, "^t^ and 85 High and 7 New Bridge street street Gibson, Mrs J., 33 Elba st., W Smith, James, 20 Main street, N Gold, W., 232 High street Smillie, A., 5 South Harbour st. Girvan, Jas., 109 South Elarbour Thomson, A., 17 New road, N street Turner, A. M , i and 104 Main* Hannah, Mrs J., 13 New Bridge street, N street Wallace, T., 209 High street Hunter, J., 70 Main street, N Wilson, John, 27 South Harbour Innes, G., 38 North Harbour st. street N Wilson, W., 6 Main street, N Irvine, G. W., 48 North Harbour Walker, Thomas, 7 River st., N street, N Johnston, J., 2 South Harbour st. WOOD MERCHANTS. Kent, Wm., 91 Main street, N Alexander, Wm., & Sons, head of ' Kerr, T. T., 13 Newmarket st. John street, W Littlejohn, Brothers, 3 Sandgate Baton & Sons, North Quay, N street Martin, Mrs Wm., 48 High st. WORSTED SPINNERS. Miller, John, 89 Cross street, W Templeton, James & Son, Kyle Montgomerie, R., 12 Wallace street street, W WRITERS. Morton, A. 79 George street, W Fergusson, R., 25a Newmarket st. Muir, T,, loi High street M'Cririck, A., 9 Sandgate st. HOUSES, FARMS, &c., IN & AROUND AYR. AYR & ALLOWAY. AYR & COYLTON. Arthur, James, Monument cottage Allan, J. & W., Holmston Baird, Mrs James, Cambusdoon Barclay, John, Belston house Beatie, Thomas, Auldbyers Bell, Wm., Burns Arms Hotel, Blair, John, Milncraig Alloway Blair, Mrs Robert, Hole Brackenridge, J., Clochranhill Brown, Wm., Garrowhill Cowan, Mrs C, Hartley house Bryden, David, Rosebank, Cunningham, E. C, joiner, Undergound Manager Alloway Campbell, Wm., blacksmith Dill, Rev. S. M. , Alloway Manse Clement, James, joiner, Old Toll Dun' op, W. H., Doonside House Cowan, Matthew, Whitefordhill Findlay, John, Greenfield House Cowan, Henry, Cairnston Gray, John, Midton Cowan, Wm., Barngore Hart, George, Corsehill house Davidson, Wm., Gateside Houldsworth, J. H., Rozelle Dickson, James, Duchray house house Downie, Wm., boot and shoe Hunter, E. A., Newark castle maker, Hillhead Hutcheson, James & Robert, Downie, Miss A., grocer, Hill- Blairston head Hutcheon, John, Newarkhill Duncan, R., grocer, Hillhead Johnston, James, Alloway cottage Dunsmuir, Robert, Shaw Mitchell, James, Burns cottage Glasgow, Rev. J., the Manse Muir, James, Robsland Gilmour, James, coal master, M 'Gavin, Mrs, Shalimar house Hillhead M'Jannet, John, Newark Mains Hamilton, John, Sundrum Scoular, Robert, & Sons, Dutch Hart, John, Corsehill Mills Hutchison, Alex., Broadhead Strain, John, Doonbrae Kay, John, Pettoch Thomson, Peter, gardener, Kay, Andrew, Hall Rozelle Kirkland, Wm., Lochend Thomson, Wm., blacksmith Laidlaw, Wm., Colquhernen Thomson, Wm., clerk, G.P.O., Logan, Andrew, Overton Whinnie Knowe cottage Logan, Michael, Bargennoch Turnbnll, James, schoolhouse Logan, Miss, grocer, Coyltori Watt, James, Whitleys village HOUSES, FARMS, ETC. 165 Marr, John, boot and shoemaker, Cunningham, Major, Belmont Barbieston house Murdoch, John, Laighpark Dick, John, Doonholm • Murdoch, Mrs, grocer, Joppa Finlay, Rev. James, Free Church Murdoch, Mrs, Coyhon village Manse Murchie, Wm., Bogside Fisher, Robert, stationmaster M'Call, John, Barclaugh Gerrand, Mrs, Burnbank M'Connell, David, Sandhill Hannah, Matthew, Old Water M'Cosh, Thomas, tailor, Ash- Works bank Flutton, Robert, Lindyston Peebles, David, Barclaugh Jack, Thomas, Commonhead Roxburgh, Wm., Burnton Kennedy, Alex., South Gorton Smith, John, Schoolhouse Kennedy, Lord David, Cassillis Smith, William, tailor, Joppa house Spier, James, Raithhill Logan, Wm., cattle dealer, Stevenson, James, Carbieston Hopeton cottage Mains Mair, David, Knockjarden Stevenson, James, blacksmith, Mair, Wm., High Glengall Old Toll Moodie, James, Dunree Thom, Misses, Raithhill Murdoch, Hendry, High Gorton Thom, John, Holebogs Murdoch, W. Hendry, fAnnfield Thom, James, Oakbank cottage M'Cartney, Andrew, Gardner, Tinman, Joseph, baker, Corsehill Doonholm Toll M'Connell, Adam, Pleasantfield Wallace, George, Sundrum smithy M'Connell, John, Gamekeeper, Wallace, H., Drunsue Carcluie cottage Young, John, Westpark M 'Crone, Mrs, Laigh Gorton Young, Matthew, Byers M 'Master, Andrew, Blackhill Young, Mrs M., Bridgend M 'Master, James, Laigh Glengall Young, James, Gallowhill M 'Quaker, David, New Water Works AYR AND DALRYMPLE. M 'Queen, Alex., Annfield cottage Baird, Robert, G'astlemill Rellie, J., Fenwickland Baird, Robert, Barnford Ross, Alex., Boys Industrial Baird, Wm., Mount P'erguson School Baxter, John, Tinnock Park • Wallace, Rev. John, Established Blackburn, Lord Justice, Doon- Manse holm house Watson, Thos., Mount Oliphant Brown, D. & W., hook manu- White, Plugh, Macmaniston facturers. Old Castlemill White, W. & D., Carcluie Caitens, Hugh, gardner, Auch- Wyllie, John, Kincarodiston endrane Wyliie, John, Commonhead Cathcart, Misses, Auchendrane AYR & DUNURE. house Adam, Alex., Teacher, School Coats, Sir Peter, Auchendrane house i66 HOUSES, FARMS, ETC. Alexander, William, Gamekeeper Robertson, John, Glenayes' Dunure house Simson, Robert, Dunduff Smithy Arrol, Wm., Seafield house Smith, Miss, Seafield Arthur, Matthew, joiner. Brig o' Smith, Robert, constable, Dunure Doon Stewart, William, Gearholm BailUe, Robt., Doonfoot cottage Thomson, John, Belleisle cottage Bird, Neilson, Abercromby cottage Wilson, James, Drumbain Burton, James, Burton smithy Wilson, John, Laigh Kyleston Coats, George, Belleisle house Wright, Mrs T,, Doonfoot Craig, James, Cunning park Crawford, Mrs, Belleisle cottage AYR AND MACNAIRSTON— Cunningham, T. , Belleisle cottage DALMELLINGTON ROAD. Donald, William, Abbey Green x\rmstrong, James Thornhill cottage Armstrong, James, Friarland Dunlop, Mrs, Doonfoot Baird, James, Balsarroch Dunlop, Wm., Dunure Mains Bell, George, Roodland Fulton, James, Balig Calderwood, W. & A,, Perclewan Gray, Hugh, Belleisle cottage Mill Hannah, Geo., Glenayes cottage Clark, David, Lochfergus Houldsworth, W., Mountcharles Cowan, James, Sesssionfield House Findlay, Matthew, Abbothill Hunter, James, Spring-garden Garvie, George, Cedum cottage Hunter, David, Fisherton Gibson, William, JelUeston Hutchison, Wm., grocer. Brig o' Happle, John, Woodend Doon Hay, Charles E., Castlehill house Kay, William, Burton Hutchison David, Benston cot, Kilpatrick, James, Dunduff Kay, James, Potterston Lees, Robert, Lagg Kay, James, Mossend Marshall, Wm., gardner, Bellisle Kirk, James, Nunsland Milligan, Ivie, Perriston Lockhart, William, Martnaham MoltIs, Wm, Carwinshoc lodge Muir, Misses, Longhill Logan George, Cloncaird Muir, Andrew, High Kyleston Murdoch, James, Burnton Murdoch, Rev. Wm,, Fisherton Murray, George, Martnaham Manse Mains M'Creath, Robert, Greenan M'Colm, Andrew, Whitehill M'Lean, David, gamekeeper, M'Cutcheon, Ivie, Low Cockhill M'Murdo, Robert, coachman. M'Kerrow, David, Macnairston View house M 'Ronald, John, Braston M'Neider, Miss, Burnside cottage Paton, Andrew, Bank M' Roberts, Thomas, Doonfoot Baton, Robert, Trees Purdie, John, tailor, Fisherton Pollock, James, Lindston cottage Pollock, John L,, Benston Rennie, David, gardner, Dunure Pollock, William, Dustyhall Richmond, George, Drumshang Reidj John, Friarland house HOUSES, FARMS, ETC. 167 Roxburgh, William, Crofthead Seaton, J., Edenhall , Speir, John, Masonhill Sheddan, James, Moorfield Thorn, John, Bowmanston Smith, James, Smithtield Weir, Charles, High Park Stevenson, Peter, Fairfield cottage White, David, Peggieshill Stewart, John, St Marnock's cottage AYR & PRESTWICK. Thomson, Hugh, Agnew place Blane, John, Blanefield Waugh, John, farmer, Arranview Brown, Mrs, Smith place cottage Cook, Ghaeapore house Drummond, Charles, New Prest- AYR & WHITLETTS. wick Auld, Rol)ert, saddler, Whitletts Ferguson, William, Blanefield Anderson, Wm., Kirkhill Cuthrie, Mrs, Thymefield Armstrong, John, Brickrow Hastings, Wm., Heathfield Bone, Wm. , East Sanquar Hendrie; Mrs, Heather cottage Gairdner, Robert, Kirklandholm Hourston, D., Woodfield Hamilton, Mrs, Fulshawood Hutton, John, Braehead Kerr John, Mainholm Kennedy, Hugh, Seaview Latta, R., Dalmelling Kerr, Miss C, Arran cottage Ledger wood. A., Mounthamilton Kilgour, John, farmer, Knolt- Manson, D. & G., High Thorn- myre flatt Latta, John, Marchfield Manson, G., spirit merchant I.ockhart, J., Prestwick tavern Manson, James, Highfield Logan, Wm., Burnbank Neil, Mrs Thomas, spirit merchant Manson, David, Sandgate Oswald, R. 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Exercise Books, Slates, Pens, Pencils^ AND SCHOOL STATIONERY OF EVERY SORT. /IDatbematlcal Snstruments; Drawing papers. ARTISTS' MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS FOR OIL AND WATER-COLOUR DRAWING. [Confimted, — ADVERTISEMENTS. (JAS. M' CALL'S ADVERTLSEMENT CONTLNUED.) Ifrfting ^^wh III Wiu% mi iiillip. LEDGERS, CASH-BOOKS, And other Business Books always in Stock. BOOKS OF SPECIAL ROLINCS AND BINDINGS EXPEDITIOUSLY iVIADE UP. AILSA, BUTE, AND KILKERRAN PENS (First-class Pens specially made for J. M'C.) STATIONERY CASES, TOURISTS' CASES, PORTFOLIOS. f Itotogvaphti: Jllbum©, SEnttng ^Ibums;, anb future anil J^etosp^air^r gcrap- gooks. A LARGE VARIETY OF Framing Executed in any -Style desired. Dies Supplied, and Stamping in Colour or Plain on the most Moderate Terms. Printing, Engraving^ and Lithographing, A/WV^—- CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Containing a large number of the Works of Standard Authors, and to which are added all Popular Works, immediately on publication. The Leading Reviews and Magazines in Circulation. ' Gatalogiiss and T@rni& on Application- aAMma M^^OAlUL^g 38 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. ) ADVERTISEMENTS. ;ii®f iiaiisii iiii STEPHEN & POLLOCK, (Successors to Robert MacleJiose. Respectfully invite attention to their varied Stock of BIBLES, CHURCH SERVICES, PRAYER BOOKS, PSALM and HYMN BOOKS, in Plain and Elegant Bindings. Books Handsomely Bound in Morroco and Calf for Presentation. Scrap Albums, Carte de Visite Albums, Writing Desks, Tourists' Cases, Portfolios, Pocket Books, Purses, &c.; French, Swiss, and Doon Wood Goods. Co7nmercial, Fainily, and School Stationery. Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, Day Books, 4c., made up of the Best Hand-Made and Machine Papers, and Bound in the most substantial manner. Crests, Monograms, and Addresses Stamped in Gold and Colours ; Designs Furnished, and Dies Cut in the Best Style. Class-Boo]ss -used in th@ Academies, School-Board Scliools, and Private Educational Establisliments- Reviews and Magazines promptly Delivered in Town, forwarded to the Country, or packed for Foreign Mails. Daily and Weekly Newspapers posted immediately on publication. Orders by Post Receive Immediate Attention. STEPHEir as POLLOGI^, 37 SANDGATB STREET, AYR. \Pver. ADVERTISEMENTS. STEPHEN ^ POllOGK'S SELECT READING CLUB, 37 SANDGATE STREET. SUBSCRIPTIONS MA V BEGIN A T ANY TIME. Terms and Lists on Application. THIRD ISSUE. WALL MAP OF AYRSHIRE, Drawn by W. KEITH JOHNSTON, EDINBURGH, And carefully Revised by Local Authorities. Places of Historic Interest, and Points at which the " Eglinton Hunt " meet, are all shown. Price on Eollers, or Folded, 15s. FIELD'S INK IS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. BOTTLES at 6d. Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and JARS at 5s, STEPJIEJ^ & POLLOCK. 37 SANDGATE STREET, A Y R. ADVERTISEMENTS. D. S. HENDHY as BOW, mam ^^ 23 Sandgate Street, At 35 Oathcart Street, Greenock. mM§^ at Lowest l^at€s« Atlases, Scrap Books, Birthday Cards, Purses, Pocket Books, &c. NEW BOOKS AT GLASGOW PRICES. LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND BOOKS. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Stationery at Wholesale Prices ADVERTISEMENTS. Beg to call attention to their present Stock of Household Napery, Sheetings, Flannel^, Blankets, Towellings, Curtains, &c., which is large and very complete 8/4 Brown Cotton Sheets, 9/4 Do. Do. Sheeting. 72, 80, 90, 100-Inch Full Bleached Twill Cotton Sheeting, best quality. 40-Inch Circular Cotton Sheeting, for Pillow Slips. 4/4 Brown Linen Packsheet. 4/4 and 5/4 L nen Ham, for Aprons. Linen Dowlas, Check Glass Cloths, &c. Medium and Heavy Linens, 40-Inch Linen, for Slips. 90-Inch Plain and Twilled Linen Sheetings. l8-Inch Roller Towellings. 20-Inch Barnsley Crash. 20 to 27-Inch Huck Towelling, in Loom and Full Bleached. Fine Bedroom Towels, Dice Patterns, Damask and Fancy, with Fringed Borders. Turkish Towels and Bath Sheets. 5/8 Fish Nfipkins. 3/4 Table Napkins. 7/8 Extra Fine Double Damask Napkins. 4/4 and 5/4 Tray Cloths. 6/4, 7/4, 8/4, fo/4 Hall Loom Tabling. Fine Bleached Damask Cloths, 8/4 to 20/4 Long—all Prices^ Splendid QuaUties. Horrockses and Crewdson's Calicos and Long Cloths. Toilet Quilts 4/4, 5/4, 6/4—al! Prices. Bed Quilts 8/4, 10/4, 12/4, and 14/4—Fine Marsella. Scotch Blankets 10/4 and 1 1/4. English Blankets. 10/4, 1 1/4, and 12/4. Fine Baih Blankets. Lancashire and Real Welsh Flannels 7/8 and 4/4 Widths. Fine Saxony Flannels. 9/4 and 10/4 Ela-tic Flannels in White and Scarlet. Ayrshire Curtains in Madras and Chenille Fabrics. Nottingham Curtains, in Cream and White, all sizes. Gretonnes, in Beautiful ami Fancy Prints. Druggets, Carpet Covers, Flannel Baizes, Dusters, &c. 29 SANDGATE STKEET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. Si* ::i:^ .^^ ^ ^a» a:s Q^ oa o^ s» (For 40 Years with the late Mr R. H. Smith), Begs to intimate to his Friends, and the Public gener- ally, that he has commenced business at above address, and hopes to merit a share of public support. All orders punctually attended to. ESTIMATES GIVEN. House--22 Mill Street, Ayr. KNOWN, YET UNKNOWN! QUEEN'S-HEAD 70 HIGH STREET, FOR NEW, USED, & ANTIQUE FUENITURE. THE LARGEST STOCK OF USED FURNITURE IN TOWN. Estalalished 32 Tears. WILLIAM M'kTlL, Proprietor. ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMAS WALKER, mine mU gpii(( ^mtvttfmt, "ROBERT BURNS" TAVERN, 7 RIVER STREET, 6«iWT@)Nl, JOHN WYBURN, FAMILY GROCER, TEA & PROVISION MERCHANT, 15 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, Has always on hand a fresh and carefully selected Stock of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, at the Lowest Possible Cash Prices. 6d. PER ;i^ Discount given on all Orders of £2 and Upwards. :o: OHDIS^S Sa^T FOE, DAILY IF DESIEBD. ORDERS BY POST CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO, ADVERTISEMENTS. & PROVISION MERCHANT, NEWTON, Our 29 Tea, is "Wortli a Trial. Our 2s Sd Tea can't Tae laeat. rlMLMlE mmm-m Grocer & Provision Hfercliant, I 85 HIGH STREET, (Opposite 'Wallace Tower), TEA, First Quality, 3s od per Lb. ,5 Second Quality, ...... 2S 6d ,, ,, Third Quality, 2s od ,. „ Foujili Quality, is 4d ,, Waddt*f!"s Pork and Steak Sausages, Fresh Daily. Finest Provisions at Lo'wsst Prices- ADVERTISEMENTS. WALTER MITCHELL & SONS, HAM CUEERS, AND PROYLSION MEECHANTS, 22 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, :o :- GLASGOW WAREHOUSE— 46 & 48 NORTH ALBION STREET, GLASGOW. CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE WITH AYR, :o Parties having Hams and Bacon to Cure or Smoke, can have them done by sending them in. ADVERTISEMENTS. fiLLiAi mmm & sons, FAMILY GROCERS, A17D COFFEE HOASTEHS, 249 HIGH STREET, HOITSE-MEADO"^BAiTK, CAIIIIICK PAEK. LITTLEJOHN'S Specialities for ^nvalibs. 3 SANDGATE STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS. 13 NEWMAEKET STREET, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT. ENLARGED AND HANDSOME PREMISES. HOT LUNCHEON, 12.30. TO 2.30. P.M. BOILED EGGS. ^finest Mines anb Spirits, LONDON STOUT, AND BURTON ALE ON DRAUGHT AND IN BOTTLE. ADVERTISEMENTS. IJ irf) ts:»J riir gr\\ /r» rittr- .^gj^ ,^, _^} ^' Grocer, Wine, and Provision U/ferchant, 11 SANDGATE STREET, AN ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST TEAS AND OTHER General Groceries, Wilts Bacon, Cheese, Butter, Eggs, &c., &c. DAVID CASSELS, FAMILY GROCER, TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 177 HIGH STREET, AYR. AND Barclay, Perkins' & Reid's LONDON PORTKR AND STOUT. FINEST OLD CAMPBELTOWN AND BLENDED HIGHLAND WHISKY. Always on hand a Selected Stock of GROCERIES, WINES, &-c. 14 ADVERTISEMENTS. Established in 1839. WM. JOHNSTON & SON, Painters, Decorators, Paperhangers, AND GXLDEHS, 54 SANDGATE STREET, Have always on hand a Choice Collection of French and English Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Brushes for Sale. AYRSHIRE and eALLOWAY HOTEL, AND RESTAURANT, i «IU'L€-€H FlA-€ls ATM. (Nearly Opposite New Railway Station), THOMAS STEEN, Proprietor. Also, TOWN HALL REFRESHMENT BAR 25 NEW BEID&E STREET, AYE. THOMAS STEEN, Proprietor. ADVERTISEMENTS. JAS. M'CLYMONT, fine and Spirit Merchant, 39 MAIN STREET, NEWTON. :o: Extra Value in Teas from is 4d to 2s 8d per lb. Finest Blends of Campbeltown, Islay and Glen- levit Whiskies. Provisions of the Best quality at lowest prices. Speciality in Flour made from Finest Selected Wheat. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS. fine & Spirit lercknt, 161 HIGH STREET, Wm. YOUNGER & Co., Ld., Mild and Pale Ales on Draught, lo Year Old Blend of Scotch Whisky, 23s per gallon. Special Old Blend, ,, ,, 20s per gallon. Duncan's Blend „ ,, i6s and 17s per gallon. l6 ADVERTISEMENTS t (ESTABLISHED 1S28.) Family Grocers and Wine Merchants. Blends of TEA. Blends of COFFEE. THE ^^ FORREST BLEND'^ OF OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY. PHIOE STOCKS LISTS ON APPLIOATION. 62 HIG-H STI^IEET, ^A^^STIR. » Tea and Coffee Merchant, WINE AND BRANDY IMPORTER, AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMAN, 28 SANDGATE, FINE FAMILY TEA, 2s 6d per lb. in Cads of 5/*^., lolb. and 2olb. D. ALLAN, COAL MERCHANT, 57 SANDGATB ST, AYB« e~.JOT/j/S^«^-».^2/2^iyT,~» Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended tc LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO LARGE CONSUMERS. p. T. O. FINEST PARLOUR COAL, FINEST KITCHEN COAL HURLFORD MAIN COAL. COYLTON and other Cheaper Quahties to Order. CAPRINGTON BLIND COAL. PATENT COAL BRIQUETTES. WASHED CROTTLES. ^W^SHEID ISTTJTTS. DROSS, KINDLING WOOD. COAL AND NUTTS delivered loose or in bags. AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. 57 SAN DG ATE STREET, AY R. ADVERTISEMENTS. I7 ' GRAIN MERCHANL CITADEL STORES, SOUTH QUAY AND Oi/ERMILLS Supplies Beans, Indian Corn, Barley, Oats, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal, Etc, Etc., at moderate prices. BRANCH, OFFICE, 31 ALLOWAY ST., Open on TUESDAYS, 10 till 4. [Couneaed dj' Telephone.) BOOT &. SHOE MAKER, 45 SANDGATE STREET, TOF BOOTS A SFECI.<7. B 8 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. FAMILY GROCER, Tea, fine, and Spirit Merchant, ROBERT WALLACE, Tea, fine, and Spirit Merchant, 7 HIGH STREET, AYR. ; ADVERTISEMENTS. 19 PATISSIEK—GLACIER FRANCAIS, SOUFLES, PEITS FOUR, MERINGUES, GATEAU DE THE, PIECES MONTEFS. LACKERLY DE BALE. ENTREMETS FRAPPES ET GLACES. SUE C0MM3KND]K« Smith and Bellhanger, 131 HIGH STREET, :-o-: Bells— Mechanical, Electric, and Pneumatic Railing's and Gates ; Door Lo3ks, and Grates Doors ; Storm Plates ; and Speaking Tubes fitted up. TERMS MODERATE. ( I ADVERTISEMENTS. f/) +^ a p 03 4: _» ^ o S R <>j % :-» O <% 0) (« c :-» •r— ^ ^ 2 S ft o o O of 6 1— s O < o CO ~ce h d 02 d '^ 0) be cq G ,: ^ (-> '^ i2 H r w Co S .v> §1.8 Qj a:' 1-5 .-/} o o ^ 2 Co" W 0^3 op^p 3 ^?^ p^S« G o ^ I § 81-1 Cq ^ .^ CO ^ GO ^ o O op ^ §£ So CO O i .a a 03 ADVERTISEMENTS. AND IRE ST.i^TJI^^^ISrT_ PROPRIETRIX. 8 and 10 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR AYHSHIEE ROSE FLOUR,| Which is undoubtedly the finest brand of\ Canadian Flour Imported. From Its great stiength and superior baking qualities, IT IS MOST ECONOMICAL FOR DO- MESTIC USE, and will be found cheaper In the end, than other qualities sold at lower prices. ADVERTISEMENTS 23 pel 1^ 24 ADVERTISENENTS. liffliW iii€ii, Black Bull Hotel Posting Establishment, 39 and 41 RIVER STREET, AYR. CABS, WAGaONETTES, BRAKES, and DOGCARTS FIRST-CLASS HEARSES and MOURNING COACHES' on Hire. Orders punctually attended to. GEORGE BRYDEN, COACH-BUILDER, 51 SANDGATE STREET, AYR, Desires to thank the Nobility and Gentry in and around Ayr for their Past Favours. He hopes still to merit a share of Public Patronage, New "Work of every description made to order. BEST MATEntAl AND WORKMANSHIP, REPAIRS NEA TL V AND PROMPTL V EXECUTED. ADVERTISEMENTS. 26 ADVERTISEMENTS. /Erated Water Manufacturer^ 26 AND 28 CLUNES VENNEL, (Off Green Street LaneA NEWTON, THOMAS EICHAEDSOI, &.T.S.O. MUSXC TEACHEH, 7 GORDON TERRACE, WALLACETOWN, TERMS ON APPLICATION. ADVERTISEMENTS, 1*] C<2 H ^ j-l < ^ ^ -^ H -^ O ^ pq J28 ADVERTISEMENTS. ARCHXTKCTUHAL SCULPTUHK AND 'tiiMiifili Wilis, (Near Railway Bridge,) JOSEPH BOYD Takes this opportunity most respectfully to state that he is prepared to execute all kinds of Sculpture and Monumental Work in Freestone of the most enduring quality, and to erect such in any part of the County. GENTLEMAN'S ARMORIAL BEARINGS CUT. ABERDEEN GRANITE WORKS, WELLIiT&TON EOAD. Having been 'appointed AGENT in AYR for the above Works, parties can be supplied with the ^z%i 31^^ '<^ ^xz^ <^berl)£en granite Jttouiiments, In all their varied designs. A Large Collection of Drawings on hand to select from. DlilG-HS rOE-WABDED. INSCRIPTIONS NEATLY & ACCURATELY CUT. HOUSE— O'verdale, Castlehill Road, Ayi, — ADVERTISEMENTS. 29 SCULPTOR. MONUMES^TAL WORKS-RAILWAY BRID&B, ATR. In Freestone of the most durable qualities, and in Polished Granites—Red, Blue, and Grey ERECTED IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY. :o: ALEXANDER ERASER, DRYSALTER, OIL & COLOUR MERCHANT, 28 GEORGE STREET, V^^ALLACETGW^N, AYR. OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES, GLUES, STAINS, STUCCO, CHALK, DYES, FRENCH POLISH, SLAKE, &c. LEATHER CUTTER AND FURNISHER. ADVERTISEMENTS. 30 ALEX. MARSHALL, Watchma/ier and Jeweller, 64 HIGH (STREET. A 1 K 8 AND AT 3 ARGYLE ARCADE, GLASGOW. :o: A. M., beg to call attentio7i to his Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, S I LVER AND KLECTHO-PLAT^IO GOODS OF THE Best Quality and Newest Designs. If you want a First-rate WATCH or piece of JEWEL- LERY, the Old-established Shop at the FISH CROSS is the Place to get it. I -0 B B M -(B Does your WATCH or CLOCK not perform : take it to Marshall's at ihe Fish Cross, Ayr. PLATE AND JE WELLEEY CLEANED AND RE- PAIRED on the PREMISES. ADVERTISEMENTS. AND JMPaOVEb WATEBPROOP COVER MAKER, TAMS BRIG. NEWTON-HEAD, AYR. JAMBS 0. nALLIBAY, BILL-POSTER, (Member of the Bill-Posting Association). Undertakes all kinds of Bill-Posting and Delivery of Trade Circulars, Notices, &c., for Town and Country at Moderate Rates. Lessee of all the principal Posting-Stations in Town. Observe the Address— 20 NEW BKIDGE STREET, (BURNS' TAVERN CLOSE), 32 ADVERTISEMENTS. FHOTO(>RAFH Y. MILLER ROAD, AYR, ITEAE RAILWAY STATION, Intimates that under personal [supervision the Studio is open daily for the production of First Class Photography in all its branches^ CHILDEEN A SPECIALITE. PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED OR ENLARGED. ANY SIZE ON PAPER, CANVAS, OPAL, IVORY, &C. OXTT-BOOR PEOTOaHAPEY, GROUPS, RESIDENCES, ANIMALS, &c., executed in the Best Style, and at Moderate Charges Specimens of Work to be seen and appointments entered for any day at the Studio, Miller Road ; or Lambie's, 4 New Bridge vStreet, Ayr, AUCTION MART, AYR. ESTABLISHED 24 YEAE3. SALES CONDUCTED, VALUATIONS MADE, AND INVENTORIES TAKEN IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, PROMPTLY AND MODERATELY. agent for London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Coy., and standard Fire Assurance Co. Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes, all Sizes, and from First class Makers, may be had at Moderate Prices. Office— \o% HIGH STREET, (Corn Exchange Court). House-HAVELOOK TEIIRAOE. ADVERTISEMENTS. 33 NEWTONHEAD POST OFFICE, Bookseller, Stationer, and News-Agent, 98 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR. Always in Stock a large supply of Books, Toys, &c« Marriage Invitations, Funeral Letters, and Memorial C^rds on shortest notice. JOHN LOCHHEAD'S ANTIQUE CHINA WAREHOUSE, Off Newmarket Street. I. A Good Selection of New and Second-Hand Furniture always on hand. Furniture and Antique China Bought, Sold and Exchanged. c 34 ADVERTISEMENTS. mii# mmim1 \W' mi CENTRAL RESTAURANT, (Opposite Wallace Tower,) FAMILY BREAD & PASTEY BAKER 191 HiaZZ STZIEET, Bread and Biscuits of all kinds. Balls and Soirees supplied. Pies, Porter, and Ales. Hot Tea and Coffee. Bride, Christening and Birthday Cakes inade to order. JOHN CAMPBELL, THE TRADE CARRIED ON IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ICES, JELLIES, CREAMS, &c., BALLS & WEDDING DINNERS PURVEYED Tables, Najjery, Cutlery, (tc, on Hire. 8 and 274 HIUH STREET, ADVERTISEMENTS. 35 ^wibxtlh JWaniifacturert UMBRELLAS HK-COYKRKD & HKPAXHED^ 43 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, DRAPERY & CLOTHII& WAREHOUSE, WHERE YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A WELL-ASSOHTKD STOCK At Lowest Cash Prices. (Late of Wm. Fraser & Co., Kilmarnock)] 175 HIGH STREET, AYR. 36 ADVERTISEMENTS. ILLIAM OGG, asfiiau LADIES' TAILOR, 46 SANDGATE STREET, JOnn BHEAEEE, 23 Newmarket Street, .A_"^r:R. ADVERTISEMENTS. 37 THOMAS YOUNG, GENERAL DRAPER, AND S M K M E H € E fi, 54 NEWMARKET STREET, R. ROBERTSON, CLOTHIER AND HATTER 51 NEWMAEKET ST., ADVERTISEMENTS. D. YOUNG, GENERAL DRAPER AND SILK MERCER, 139 HIGH STREET, AYR, BEGS to announce that he has always on hand a Large and Varied STOCK of G00r)S in all Departments suitable for the Season. The Latest Styles in MANTLES, JACKETS, and DOL- MANS, in Cloth Broche, and Soliel. NEW DRESS MATERL\LS in all the Latest Fabrics and Designs. The Millinery Department is complete with the Newest Styles in Millinery Bonnets Straw Felt, and Beaver Hats, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, &c. Mantle and Dressmaking done on the Premises, under ex- perienced Snperintendence, at most Moderate Prices. Style and Fit guaranteed. Inspection Invited- A HOISER, GLOVER, Home and Foreign Ontfitter, ©Fen ^ ffl)ail^fel€mafe.Cr, WINTON BUILDINGS, HIGH ST., (Corner of ITewmarket Street,) ^ Y R. ADVERTISEMENTS. 39 lit ail (^ ESTABLISHMENT, 31 CJIRRICK, STREET OFFICE—U SANDGATE STREET, AYR. ^WILLIAM M'KERROW, Proprietor. OPEN AND CLOSE CARRIAGES, TWO AND FOUR-WHEELED DOG-CARTS, PONY CARRIAGES, WAGGONETTES FOR ONE OR TWO HORSES, GIGS, OMNIBUSES, BRAKES, AND HUNTING HORSES. HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES All on the shortest notice possible at all hov/rs. Horses taken in to Bait and Stand at Livery are under the entire guidance and superintendence of Mr M'Kerrow. 40 . ADVERTISEMENTS. W. ROBERTSON, AND STEAMBOAT AGENT. Office—J^ HARBOUR STREET, AYR. House—24. NORTH HARBOUR, NEWTON. \ ttVERV A«0 POSTtNC E$TABll$HME«T, 12 DALBLAIR ROAD, AND 13 SANDGATE STREET, OFFICE—13 SANDGATE STREET, AYR. JAMES M^MURTKIE, Proprietor, open and Close Carnages, Two and Four - Wheeled Dogcarts, Established 1832. S. I RVINE &SONS, BOOKSELLERS &. STATIONERS. Large and Varied Stock of General Stationary, Bibles, Purses, Albums, and Fancy Goods. PHOTO VIEWS & WHITE WOOD SOUVENIRS MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS ON SALE, and delivered to ALL PARTS OF TOWN AND SUBURBS. YE OLDE TOLB.O.OTH 9 3 HIGH STREET, AYR. STATIONER AND NEWS-AGENT, 193 HIGH STllEET, ,^:^ "^^ o^ ^ (Nearly Opposite the Wallace Tower.) :o: Ahvays in Stock a Great Variety of BIBLES, PURSES, ALBUMS, POCKET-BOOKS, &c. 42 ADVERTISEMENTS. ssr 'Ti m hM WBh BUTCHER, 9 NEWMAKKET STEEBT, AY R . Sausages, Ptiddings, Potted Meat, Corned Beef, a?td Tongues. Bacon and Ham Smoked to Order. HOUSE— FAIRHOME, DA LM ELLINGTON ROAD. MAIR, LENNOX, & GEBBIE, ^!}l 'M 96 HIGH STRET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 43 5^2 MAIN STREET, I Factorage undertaken on all Classes of Pro perty on Moderate Terms. AGENT FOR CALEDONIAN FIRE INSURANCE COY. VIOLIN TUITION. HENRY "WILLIAMSOIT, VIOLINIST, 33 JOHN STREET, WALLACETOWN. 44 ADVERTISEMENTS. BUTCHER AND HAM-CURER HAMS h PICKLED AND TONGUES, ISAUSAGES. HOXXSE-ALDEESYDE, Carrick Boad. Si ANDREW CLIMIE, BUTCHER AND HAM-CURER, 221 HIGH STREET, AYR. Harness Sausags.^, Corntd Beef, Pickled Tongues, Sec. Sscc HOUSE—Raemoh' Bowman Road ADVERTISEMENTS. 45 BUTCHER MEAT. BEST VALUE IN TOWN AT CARRICK STREET MEAT MARKET, 21 CARRICK STREET, AYR. ALWAYS ON HAND, Very Finest Home-Fed Beef and Mutton, Corned Beef, Pickled Tongues, Saus- ages, Lamb and Veal in their Season. Beef Hams & Rounds &c. OUR PRESENT PRICES ARE :— 3S jEi :ei I". Roast, 9d. perlb. Steak... gd, lod, i/- | per lb. Boiling... 6d, yd, 8d per lb. 3MC IT "OC" ^1? O 35a". Gigots (Whole), Qd per lb. Chops, 8d, pd, lod | per lb Boiling, 6d, yd, 8d per lb. A Messengerr will call for ORDEES whenvs desired Ordersrs by Post promptly attendedattend( to. A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. l\lote the Address— JOHN SEMPLE, Jr., 21 CARRICK STREET, AYR. 46 ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES YOUNG^ AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR, AND 48 NEWMARKET STREET, AYH. House—S HAVELOCK TERRACE, Miller Road, Ayr. Sales and Valuations in Town and Country promptly attended to. Established J 857. JOSEPH HAN LEY, TOBACCO PIPE MANUFACTURER, 29 MAIN STREET, AYR. k ADVERTISEMENTS. 47 WEWid SX¥€€M1I 35 MAIN STREET, AYjH. Fruiterer and Confectioner ICE CREAM & GINGER BEER MANUFACTURER BELFAST >ERATED WATER. Ginger Beer Id per Bottle or 8d per Dozerii CHOICE SELECTION OF FINEST CIGARS. Try Brucciani's Fried Fisli Suppers. ^reab, gliscttit 4: Ipastrg §dkn, S»'E SODA SCONES AND PANCAKES, ADVERTISEMENTS. 48 Znilox S, Clotbier, 17 NEW BRIDGE STREET, AYR, HAS ALWAY8 ON HAND A C3Ks:oa:c5E s es s:. :e3 C5 ac i o 3sr OF THE NEWEST STYLES IN DALIELLIGTO]! lEOI OOIPANY o BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL ALWAYS ON HAND, Also, Orders Punctually Attended To. Orders Taken either at the OFFICE — 55 SANDGATE STREET, OR t ADVERTISEMENTS. IIlMIi©! i SU TAILORS & HABIT-MAKERS. MBIES' €OSTiJMES ANB JACKETS, MADE FROM HOMESPUNS, CASHMERES, &c. 53 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR MATTHEW MORRISON, TAILOR & CLOTHIKR, 96 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYE, Has always on hand a CHOICE SELECTION of the NEWEST STYLES IN Tw-e^e-ds, Faecy €<^atlBgs, &€x Gentlemen's Own Olotli Neatly Made T7p in Newest and Best Styles- D 50 ADVERTISEMENTS. m^BBf'B AILSA BUILDINGS, AYR Always on hand a Large and Fresh Stock of DRAPERY GOODS of a superior quality, and of the most Fashionable description. Newest Dress Materials, Silks, Satins, Poplins. COSTUMES, JACKETS, MANTLES, WATERPROOFS. Olioieest Millinery and Dressmaking- SUPERIOR NAPERY, DAMASK TABLECLOTHS, AND NAPKINS. Toilet Covers and Bed Quilts, Linen and Cotton Sheetings. English and Ayrshire Made Blankets. WELSH, AND LANCASHIRE FLANNELS. 1bosiev>2, ©lovest IHmbvellas, 3taces, IRibbons, jflowers, ^c», &c., ^c. Gentlemen^s and Bofs Clothes niade tip in Correct Style by first-rate tradesmen. DRAPERS, HIGH STREET, AYE. LIST OF DEPARTMENTS. Silks. Millinery. Prints. Smallwares. Dresses. Flowers. Flannels. Hosiery. Mantles. Ribbons. Blankets. Gloves. Furs. Laces. Cottons. Umbrellas. Skirts. Stays. Curtains. Scarfs. DRhSSMAKING AND 1 1 FAMILY MOURNING. | I ADVERTISEMENTS, 5I *«^ 8 H S 'W iil P w «! PW»r| Hatters, Hosiers, & Glouers, SHIRT AND COLLAR MAKERS, U HIGH STREET, AYE, AL30 AT 48 LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL. —-:-):o:(-:- Latest London Novelties in the various De2?artments at Moderate Prices. JOHN STlRLINa, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, 18 ALLOVv^AY STREET, Respectfully invites the Public to inspect his Stock, which has been care- fully selected in all the various departments, and includes WATCHES, CLOCKS SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, JEWELLERY, JET ANEROIDS, SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, &C., &C., which are all of the Newest and best Designs, having been chosen with the desire of superior value, combined with artistic and Handsome appearance. *o-iving As he is doing business on the most favourable terms, satisfaction is guaranteed to those favouring him with orders. Jeivellery made to Order on the shortest notice and most moderate terms, SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS. From One Shilling. OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, ©berg gescn^ytton ot lEati'hes anb Clorks aattraielg Troublesome Watches Effectually Cured. 52 ADVERTISEMENTS. Wliikffv €«ib: TEACHER OF PIANO, CLARIONETTE, &C., SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO VOICE TRAINING. WALLACETOWK Office—6 GREEN STREET, NORTH QUAY, JOSEPH GILMOUR, AGENT, Household Coals Delivered Loose or in Bags at low^est prices ; also, Nuts and Briquetts. Orders given to Lorrymen on Street, or Mr. R. CAMERON, IRONMONGER, 148 High Street, will have prompt Delivery. ADVERTISEMENTS. 53 Established 1840. STORED & MATURED IN SHERRY CASKS. Guananteed Pure as from the Distillery, BONDED & SOLD WHOLESALE & RETAIL, BY (Successor to John Smith), 4o HIGH STREET, Edinburgh and Burton Beer only Sold. SADDLERY^ '9 c\ (Sticcessor to JOHN MACKA Y), 235 HIGH STREET, AYE, Respectfully intimates that he will supply Of the Best QuaHty and Style, at Always on hand RIDING SADDLES AND BRIDLES, HORSE CLOTHING, RUGS, &C. 54 ADVERTISEMENTS. ^ 9\ LE &c., 1—^ P^ BO WO TAY ^ CO ^ EAD 1 : w i_i_i (^ ci^ 1 S 'u\ EH U-i H-D CO ADVERTISEMENTS. 55 FRENCH HAIRDRESSER, 50 NEWMARKET STREET, ( Three times Rezuarded in Paris with Gold and Silver Medals), Has always in hand the Latest Styles of HAIR-DRESSING and HAIR ORNAMENTS. L. Le Clair's GENTLEMEN'S INVISIBLE SCALP, not equalled in any Hair-dressing Establishment. It is light, and so natural that the most experienced eye cannot detect it. Always Large Parcels of HAIR received direct from the Continent, which allows L. Le Clair to defy competition in prices and quality. These pieces of Hair are made loose, without Cushions, enabling Ladies to dress their own Hair in the present style without the slightest difficulty. - Is the only successful Hair Restorative known till this day. It surpasses everything made up till the present time. It never fails to restore Grey Hair to its natural colour. It is not a Dye, is completely harmless, being composed of the purest and most inoffensive ingredients; also acknowledged to be the best Hair Restorer ever known in France. Large Bottles, is 6d ; Double Size, 2s. Three Large Bottles for 4s ; Double Size for ^s. L. LE CLAIR Sole Agent for Scotland. L. LE CLAXR''S KAU DK COLOGNK Contains the finest ingredients, and is made from the recipe du Codex, which is accepted and said by the French Academic de Medicine to be the finest ever known. Prices: —is 6d and 2s 6d per Bottle. LLalf-Dozen Bottles at IS 6d each for 8s 6d. strengthens the weakest Hair, and is the only Lotion sure to cure decay of the roots, and prevents the Hair from falling off, by applying it for a few days, also providing to its wants and system. 109 HIGH STREET. SPECIALITY FOR GENTLEMEN'S HAIR CUTTING. SCALP AND WIGS. HOT AND COLD BATHS FITTED UP WITH THE MOST COMFORT- ABLE AND IMPROVED SYSTEM KNOWN. 56 ADVERTISEMENTS. in ^i ^ m OPh @ H < CO P^ r 1 H m c^ o W « <# .,2 -m n^ eg ^ •s H& »^ ^ fill g_ 169 © o iJ Ph ^^D^ from Prices. m^ Ph very I ed e 5 ^ 1 >.\J H-> ^ ^^^ Ph u] *r H ^^fe ^ ^- '^ ^ OS GO O g l-H 5 CM '^ e ^ = S 1-1 ^ cll h-^ ^ W ^ ADVERTISEMENTS, 58 ADVERTISEMENTS. .A-"X"E.SH:iIiE YARN & HOSIERY WAREHOUSE. Always on Hand, a Large Choice Stock of H O M E - K N I T T E D HOSIERY, Our own Make, made from the Finest Home-Spun Wools selected for durability ; will stand hard wear, and is the most Economical in the Market. STOCKINGS, in 3, 4, and 5-Ply Fina;ering. BOYS' and GIRLS' HOSE—all Sizes- GENTS. 'S SOX, in 3, 4, and 5-Ply Fingering. GENT.'S SHOOTING HOSE. HAND-KNITTED UNDERCLOTHING. EEAL SCOTCH Fm&EEIlTG, Spun for me by a celebrated Scotch Spinner. NATURAL KNITTING V/OOL Free from Dye. All my Fingeping" Yarns are Warranted Pure Wool only. MliilN-ERY & 7aN€Y -IBHAPEHY. SMALL"WARES & HABERDASHERY. • (o) • WINTON BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, AYR. House—TIG COTTAGE, Prestwick Road, Ayr. ADVERTISEMENTS, — 6o ADVERTISEMENTS. As seasons roll successive as the tides, So bounteous nature lavishly provides For human wants—nor that with stinted hand Proffers the products of the Sea and Land ; The salient few, in order due we'll trace As worthy mention in this valued space : Chill Winter brings to coast of Ballantrae Cod, Turbot, Brille, and choice Crustacea, Columbia's Oysters, rivalling the Pandore, Lochryan's scalps contribute of their store ; The Lobster, in his shell of purple-blue (Or boiled, emerges, son of Mars ! in hue) ; Fat Capons, Turkeys, and the homely Poule, The stubble Goose, so orthodox at Yule ; Game of all kinds, which dailj^ wing their flight, Or pad the meadows at approach of night. Spring hails the Silver King, nursed in the classic Ayr, Curded and crimp, can Tay or Tweed compare Their woolly specimens, of elongated form. With compact wrestler of the western storm ! Benignant Summer, with her large supplies. " Brings Caller Herrin'," rich and poor so prize ; The Mackerel, too, in robe cerulean lends Her aid to swell the shoal this season sends. Prolific Autumn's cornucopean horn Pour heavy takes which scarcely can be borne By daring toilers of the mighty deep ; But, once ashore, a rich reward all reap. Here Art steps in, sees safe the surplus cured, Then fickle Winter's placidly endured. LESSEE Am SALMON FISHINaS, Fish, Game, & Poultry Merchant, 198 HIGH STREET, AYR. "Wliolesal© "Warelious©, 1 Fort Street; Ourm^ Yard Green Street Lane. ADVERTISEMENTS. 6i FISH. GAME. POULTRY. The Subscriber begs to intimate that she is receiving SUPPLIES of the above DAILY, TOWN AND COUNTRY ORDERS Promptly Executed. i¥(iiPa Fish, Game, Poultry, and lee lepehant, 10 NEW BRIDGE STREET, AND 201 HIGH STKEET, Wholesale Stores—17 and 13 South Quay. — 62 ADVERTISENENTS. THE EDINBURGH, INSTITUTED IN 1821. Was tmited in 1847 zvith the ALLIANCE OFFICE, having a Capital of Five Millions Sterling. The Directors invite attention to the following important advan- tages enjoyed by persons who are insured with this Company: Perfect Security. —The Capital of Five Millions Sterling, and the Personal Responsibility of upwards of a Thousand Proprietors, rendering this undoubted. The Rates of Premium are as low as the character of the Risk admits of, and will be found as moderate as those of other Companies. An Immediate and Liberal Settlement of Losses, on the Claim being satisfactory adjusted. Persons Desirous of Making Assurances for Seven Years by One Payment, will be charged for Six only. Losses occasioned by Lightning will be made good. Losses caused by Explosion of Gas in Buildings on which this Company has Insurance will be paid. Buildings on which Assurances are Proposed will be surveyed free of expense to the Party, if required. Improvements in the Risk of Property insured with this Company will receive all possible acknowledgements, by way of Reduction in the Rate of Premium. No Charge made for Policies, however small the amount insured. Any Number of Buildings and Goods in various places, belonging to one Person may be Insured in one Policy, each being separately valued. MAN AGER, JAMKS CLUNKSx CLYDESDALE BANK, AYR, : ADVERTISEMENTS. 63 Wxt (Srattkh €i]mtabk EDINBUKGH. 1HE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY combines • the advantages of Unquestionable Security, Liberal conditions of Assurance, and early participation of Profits. It is an entirely mutual society, there being no Shareholders to absorb any portion of the profits. These are ascertained at intervals of five years, and divided among the holders of participating policies according to an equitable arrangement, which gives a progressive bonus according to the length of time a policy has been in force. It is the aim of the Directors to give the Members the benefit of every real improvement in the practice of life insurance that is suggested by experience. REVIVAL OF LAPSED POLICIES—If the assured is in good health a lapsed policy will be revived at any time Avithin twelve months after the date of forefeiture, on payment of the Premium in arrear, with a fine of five per cent, upon the Premium if paid within a month after the date of forefeiture, and an additional two-and-a-half per cent, for each further month that shall elapse before payment. SURRENDER OF POLICIES.—In the case of Participatifig Policies effected at the ordinary Tabular Rates, on which three years' premiums have been paid, the Minimum Surrender Value is thirty-three per cent, of the Premiums paid, in addition to the valud of the Bonus. FREE OR PAID-UP POLICIES.—In lieu of Surrender Value, a paid-up policy of corresponding amount may be obtained subject to no further pay- ment of ordinary Premium. LOANS TO POLICYHOLDERS are granted to an extent not exceeding the Surrender Value of the Policies, at 5 per cent, interest, free of all ex- pense, and without any other security that the deposit of the Policies. HALF-CREDIT OR PREMIUM LOANS.—In the case of Participating Assurances, the age not exceeding 50, one-half of the Annual Premiums for the first five years may be retained as a loan, interest at 5 per cent, on the sums so retained, being payable yearly in advance along with the other half of the Premium. MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT, 1870.—A married man in England or Ireland may effect a Policy on his own life for the benefit of his wife, or wife and children, and the Policy will be secured to them free from all claims of his creditors, in the event of his becoming afterwards insolvent. The Directors have lately had a new form of Policy prepared with very great care, which will render it unnecessary to have a trustee specially appointed to receive the policy moneys, so that the representatives of the assured will be saved the expense attendant on the legal proceedings for that purpose. A married women may also assure her OAvn or her husband's life for her separate use, under the special provision of this Act. €HA'RiES SMITH, CLYDESDALE BANK, AYR, -A. cs- x: xsr rE- 64 ADVERTISEMENTS. GEMML ASSUMICE COIPAM, ESTABLISHED 1837. LIFE, FIRE, MORTGAGES, ANNUITIES. Chief Office—103 CANNON STREET, LONDON, E.C CAPITAL—£1,000,000. Funds in hand exceed £|,I00>000- Annual Income, £300.000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Kennedy. Sir Andrew Lusk, Bart., Chairman. | Lord Gilbert Principal Angus, D.D. James S. Mack, Esq , J.P. Joseph Bolton Doe, Esq., J.P. James Pilkington, B?q., J.P. Most Hon. the Marquis of Exeter Henry Wm. Ripley, Esq. Lieut. -Colonel F. D. Grey William Strang, Esq. Rt. Hon. C. Pelham Villers, M.P. George Pitt, Esq. i The Company undertakes Life Assurance of every kind, at moderate rates, and on terms and conditions which compare favourably v^ith those of other companies. Policies are made indisputable after five years. Regulations in force for securing to the assured the benefit of the surrender value of a policy in the event of its lapse. Fire insurances are accepted at tariff rates. All claims settled with liberality and despatch. Prospectuses and proposal forms may be obtained on application at the chief office or any of the branches. Liberal terms. Prompt settlement of life and fire losses. Over two millions and a half have been paid. LOAHSk Loans of £100 and upwards on Mortgage of Freehold andlLeasehold Property. Loans on Personal Security, with Life Assurance. Loans of £25 and upwards on Policies of sufficient age and value, Loans on Reversions and Life Interests. Immediate Annuities granted. HENRY WARD, Secretary and Manager. R & E. MACALLUM, Solicitors Town Chambers, Ayr, Agents. ADVERTISEMENTS. 6$ SADDLERY. (Established over a Quarter of a Century) Oil €AKFB1F^ 21 SANDGATE STREET, BEST CARRIAGE, GIG AND CART HARNESS To Order. AL"WAYS ON HAND. Carriage Whips, Riding W^hips, Horse Cloth- ing, Gig Aprons, Riding Saddles and Bridles and every Requisite for Stable. PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, & NEWS-AGENT, 252 HZIG-H: ST. Large Stock of Picture Frame Mouldings, E 66 ADVERTISEMENTS. Q P COACHBUILDERt LANDAUS, PHOTONS, BROUGHAMS, WAGGONETTES, T-CARTS, CHAPEL CARTS* PONY PHOTONS, VARNISHED TRAPS, NEW AND SECOND-HAND. DESIGNS OF CARRIAGES ON APPLICATION. W. R. hopes, by continuing to produce nothing but First- class Work, combined with Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of the Patronage so Hberally bestowed on him since he commenced Business. Having had long practical experience as a Coachbuilder, and with a staff of first-class workmen, he is confident that all Orders en- trusted to him will be carefully and promptly executed. Management under his own direct and constant super- vision. Carriages Stored for any length of Time on Moderate Terms ; or Sold on Commission. 46 George Street, Wallacetown, s ADVERTISEMENTS. 67 \^fr% Ti ^iWJ .# %jj ^ xt m -p' m\^M.t ® SLATER, GLAZIER, PLUMBER & GASFITTER, 19 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN, AYR, AND BURNS' STREET, TARBOLTOK House—2 OlmrclL Street. JAMES LAMB, f «AE®M1 STEIfiT, AYS, Slating, Glazing, and Genera! Jobbing, Re- pairs on House Property. SMOKEY CHIMNEYS CURED HOUSES CLEARED OF VERMIN. 68 ADVERTISEMENTS. Wm Auld,, PLUMBER, C3--i^S:FITT'EI^ SLATEH as GLAZZ^B, AYR SLATE YARD-NORTH QUAY. ADVERTISEMENTS. 69 VJ JO£ HI SLATER, GLAZIER, & CHIMNEY SWEEPER. 35 FULLARTON STREET, ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ESTXMATKS aiYKm House—35 FULLARTON STREET. M. & M. DUNLOP, 60 HIGH STREET, Beg to call attention to their large Stock of China, Crystal, and Earthenware. A CALL INVITED. The Best Household COAL supplied at Current Prices. ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS. 71 f 42 ELBA STREET, WALLACETOWN, strict attention given to all Orders. iliiiii i lilfil, PLUMBERS & SLATERS, WALLAOETO"WN, AYR. ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 72 ADVERTISEMENTS. mvii SLATER, GLAZIER, AND CHXMHKY SWKKPER, 15 CARRICK STREET, (A Fetv Doors fro77i Mission Hall,) Orders punctually attended to. mOfflONGER k IRON lEBCflANT, 12 ALLOWAY STREET, -A.-5rie ADVERTISEMENTS 73 (>1\ Tip V^W^^ (Sticcessor to James Ferguson (Sr= Co.), Slater and dlazier, PLUMBER AND GASFITTER, RIVER STREET, ^AAALLACETO^A/N, AYR. JAMES LECGAT, lIMasterer, 13 NELSON STREET, NEWTON, ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ESTIMATES CtVEN. HOUSE—BECKFORD COTTAGE, 15 NELSON ST 74 ADVERTISEMENTS. f General Furnishing Ironnnonger AND IRON MERCHANT, 128 HIGH STREET, STORES—119 HIGH STREET, FAMILY AND RETAIL TEA, ME k mm lEEOHAIfT, Kl R K PO RT, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 75 WilSH & €0, PRACTICAL BRASSFOUNDERS. Makers of every kind of Brass 'SATork for En« gineers, Shipbuilders & Plumbers BRASS CASTINGS OFEVERY DESCRIPTION. Old Chandeliers and Picture Rods Cleaned—made equal toNew. Window Fittings of every Description for Drapers, Clothiers, Boot- makers, &c. OARRICK BRASS WORKS, 24 CA.RRICK STREET. iwmfmfw»npp a o.^mfoP F pamters & ©ecorators to tbe (Slueen, 50 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW EG to inform the Nobility and Gentry of the County that they B have OPENED a Branch Establishment at 36 NE-WMARKET STREET, AYR, Where all Orders entrusted to them will have their best attention.. TAPESTRIES, WALTON'S LINCRUSTA. COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND ETCHINGS ALWAYS ON VIEW. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 77- Established J 789. '. NEWTON BREWERY, Royal Citidal, Duty Free, and No. 1 PALE ALES, MILD ALES Ai^D PORTER. According to Analysts Reports these Springs are specially- adapted for Brewing purposes imparting a delicate Flavour and fine Aroma only found in High Class Ales. Also a select Lot of Fine Old Bottled Port Wines on hand of Cockburn's, Graham's, and Morgan's. SHERRY.—Brown and Golden. Old East India Sherrys from 15 to 20 years in Bottle. Also in Bulk and Bottle: — WHISKY, BRANDY, RUM, GIN, PORT, SHERRY, CLARETS, CORDIALS, &c. WHISKY BLENDED IN BOND. Samples and Quotations on Application. A TRIAL SOLICITED. 78 ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 79 CO •% , %. % \ X ^ ? ?*% o fi odd ^ CO Z ^ Q <^ Mo \o«^^^ 2; 8irP HOUSE—22 RUSSELL STREET, NEWTON, ALL EIITDS OF CASTINQS EXECT7TED. Estimates and every information given on application, and Orders requiring despatch and punctuality executed promptly. WILLIAM STEWART, PAmiER AND PAPERHANGER, 22 NEV/MARKET STREET, Has always on Hand a Choice Selection of TEE NEWEST DESIGNS IN AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. House—DALBLAIR COTTAGE, Dalblair Road. ADVERTISEMENTS. 8l r/ CI (Successor to C. HIGHET,) PAXNTKH, PAPERHANGER, DKCORATOH, &c., &c. 44 NEWMAKKET STREET, House—2 OLD BRIDGE STREET. PAINTS, COLOUES VARNISHES, BRUSHES &c Paperhangings in Every Variety. Established 1844. JAMES TERRY & SON, BELLHANGERS, LOCKSMITHS & JOBBING SMITHS, AYR. Railings and Gates of every Description, Electric Bells, Pneumatic Bells, Speaking Tubes, Storm-Plates, &c. FITTED UP IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. F 82 ADVERTISEMENTS. Furnishing Ironmonger & Iron Merohantj 73 HIGH STEEET, CTOPFQ \BUTTER MARKET CLOSE. xivuiN C5iUixJi:5 j-QORN EXCHANGE HALL. AGENT FOR Wilson & ZitcMa's SHEEP DIPPIliTG- COMPOSITION, Blackey's Patent Shoe Protectors, AND LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED CUTLERY. General Ironmongery Store—Corn Exchange Hall. liii liiFiiii, Practical Plumber & Gasfitter, 197 HIGH STREET, AYR. PRICKS MODKRATK. ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. House—12 ALBEET TEnHACE. ADVERTISEMENTS. 83 FurnisMng Ironmonger, BLACKSMITH AND TINSMITH, 88, 114, and 116 HIGH STREET, AYR. T. & D. CRAWFOBD, ACCOUNTANTS, 62 NEWMARKET STREET, AGENTS AT AYR FOR THE Lancashire and Scottish Metropolitan Fire and Life Insurance Company. AND ALSO FOR The Plate Glass Insurance Coy. ADVERTISEMENTS. 84. ^WIM. BIRIMMAIM, JOINER AND BUILDER, 78 GEORGE STREET, . WALLACETOWN, HOUSE— Crailoch Cottage, Hawhhill, AYR. ESTIMATES GIVEN. WILLIAM STEVENS, JOINER AND BUILDER, 6 & 8 CONTENT STREET, WALLACETOWN, Jobbings promptly executed, and Estimates given. HOUSE 2 NETHERFIELD PLACE, PRESTWICK. ADVERTISEMENTS. 85 l)iT#1\^f|«' ^% 7(^^ CaMnet lakers and Upliolsterers, 96 and 119 cHISJl STREET, MK. Furniture of every Description in Stock, or Made to Order. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL PRIVATE PARLOURS. LADIES' COFFEE ROOM, COMMERCIAL ROOM, LARGE STOCK ROQM. POSTING AND LIVER Y ESTABLISHMENT. WILLIjqjW SCOTT, PpopHetop. Hotel 'Bus attends all Principal Trains, . 86 ADVERTISEMENTS. Joiner, 19 SANDGATE STEET, Estimates giuen and Orders punctually attended to. CABINET MAKER, 74 HIGH STREET, ^ ¥ R Carpets & Furniture in Great Variety. ALWAYS ON HAND. ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. DAVID IMILLIGAN, SMITH'S STREET (Head op Kyle Street). Jobbings of all kinds neatly executed. ESTIMATES GIVEN. HOUSE- 1 STEWAET PLAOl, aarnek Koaa. d 58i SANDGATE STREET, ^^^^IR. Orders punctually attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. i ^' i b ^ X imm JOINER, 74 HIGH STREET, JOBBING OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED, ESTIMATES GIVEN. JOINER, 4i GEORGE STREET, Estimates given for all kinds of Work, House—79 MAIN STREET, NEWTON. ADVERTISEMENTS, 89 EEGISTEEED PLUMBEE, SJISFITTER, SLJ?Z1ER. & 10 ALLOWAY STUEEI, Slate Yard, sj 'Fort Street. BRANCH AT AYR ROAD, CUMNOCK go ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN DAVIDSON, 41 l^E"Vv^ E,O^^ID, ESTIMATES GIVEN. JOBBINGS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 2 RIVER TERRACE, WALLACETOWN, . ADVERTISEMENTS, QI Chemist Ssf Di^ucgist, (NEXT UNION BANK.) H O U S E—1 1 BARNS STREET. ^ , Mas w, €. mmm, COAL MERCHANT, AND REGISTRAR FOR SERVANTS. 80 SA^NjO)©^?! strut, ^^ Y R ; 92 ADVERTISEMENTS. fM, M. JlCKSi^, A.P.S., Family k Dispensing a M m M I B T' 9 THE AYR PHARMACY, i ii*i.iWi¥ SflElf^ / Close to High Street,) WILLIAM. M. JACKSON, ASSOCIATE OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN ASSISTANT TO THE SOCIETY OF APOTHE- CARIES OF LONDON; PRIZEMAN OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF PHARMACY &- CHEMISTRY, LONDON Having opened the above convenient PreiTiises with an entirely New and Complete Stock of the Purest Drugs, and of Invalid and Family Requisites, respectfully solicits a share of Public Patronage, which he hopes to merit through his Qualifica- tions and Experience in London and elsewhere, and his Careful Personal Attention to every detail. PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE Prescriptions Promptly and Accurately Prepared. 6 ALLOWAY STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS. 95 JOHN liTHEfSON '3» 5 MACNEILLE BUILDINGS, New Spring Suitings in Great Variety. LAOtES TAtlORmC* WM. BEVRIDGE, A.P.S., MANUFAGTURiNG & DISPENSING NEWMARKET STREET. Drugs and Chemicals of the purest quality. Turkey and Honey-comb Sponges. Mineral and Crated Waters. Homeopathic, Patent, arid IPro- prietary Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet Requisites, Tooth, Nail, and Hair, Brushes. Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps, Ladies' Shoulder Straps, Sanitary Towels, Abdominal Belts, &c. Manufacturer of Medicinal Syrups and other Pharmaceutical Proprietary Preparations. HOUSE-17 BARNS STREET. 94 ADVERTISEMENTS. OLD-ESTABLISHED ROYAL EMPORIUM FOR FISH, GAME, RABBITS, AND POULTRY. Game and Rabbits Contracted for. The Proprietor begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the very hberal patronage bestowed on him during these many years, and hopes for a continuance of past favors. He will always make it his study to attend to the wants and wishes of his numerous Customers, both in town and countryo A STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. A Supply kept of all the Best ajtd Freshest Fish in their Season. Preserved SALMON, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS & SARDINES FINDON AND DRIED HADDOCKS. BEST IRISH, ENGLISH, and SCOTCH BACON and HAMS. BUTTER, EGGS, KETCHUP and VINEGAR. SALT HERRINGS, in Ban els, Half-Barrels, Quarters, Firkins, and Half-Firkins. CORK BUTTER, from the great Munster Dairies Depot &c., &c. IP. B. SIILL, PROPRIETOR, 65 HIGH STREET, AYR. ADVERTISEMENTS. 95 WILLIAM MILLER, WIKE AND SPIRIT WIERCHAH, €iffill lillif i iliii, AYR. SPLENDID BLEND OF OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES- BASS & ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. BRANDIES, WINES, Sec. Liquors of tlis Bs3t Qua-lity and ia Pins Condition. All 1111 mmm, TOURISTS, FAMILIES & COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN will find this First-class Hotel replete with, every accomodation combined with very moderate charges. A HANDSOME BILLIAED EOOM has just been added. Headquarters of the C.S.C. Three minutes Walk from the Railway Station. Galas in connsction "^^ith the Hotel, a'^ait the arrival of all Trains. David fieppand. Lessee. 96 ADVERTISEMENTS. GENERAL DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, Dresmakers, Mantlemakers, ASS sx^itiiiBmi,- AYR. ^ ^^^. cm ^^ ^y¥1 «PrS Vj) FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, AND " BILLIARD ROOM. 108 HIGH STREET. H. CJILDER. Ppoppietop ?^ i: 18 & 20 HIGH STREE (Next Door to the KING'S ARMS HOTEL), ^ ,.i§S^-.,. -\1' ^ Jjeffepppess f^Pir)iir)cr ot all ^ir)(zls (» AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES. Every Variety OF IN COLOURED INKS — ON THE — SHORTEST NOTICE. The Machinery used is of jr-. the Speediest and most .S-^ _ approved description. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ '^'^Em M^mormm." Cardie AND F XT IST E R ^^ I. LETTERS At an Hour's Notice. Printed by Alex. Fercjusson, 18 Higli Street, Ayr. -i ALEX, FERGUSSON, |^pir)fepj l^©©^s^llepj 0:r)d. tjQ.^s=fiQJ2,T)t^ AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Stationery Establish^vient, 18 HIGMl STREET {Xc'xf dooi- to the King's ArjMs Hotel), PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS at Wholesale Prices. 50,000 Feet to select from, at )4d per Foot and up. Terms very Moderate. AGENT FOR THE ANCHOR LINE AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS SAILING FROM GLASGOW TO NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY; Clyde Lines of Clipper Packets Jjuom (ilasgotD to ^Helbourne anii ^ueenelani ; AND IHE Peninsular and Orikntal Steam Navigation Coy.'s STEAMSHIPS TO AUSTRALIA. Also, for Best Lines to Cape Colony, New Zealand and all parts of the World. Printed by Alex. Fbrottsson, 18 High Street, Ayr. ^'^ ADVERTISEMENTS , ) 98 ADVERTISEMENTS. (SUCCESSOR TO JOHN HOSIE), HATTER, sis MBiM sTaiiT, mm, (Next Door to Mr Gemmeirs Posting Esta.blisht?ietit. Gentlemen's Dress Hats, from the Best London Makers. Gentlemen's London Felt Hats. Latest Novelties always in Stock. Novelties in Felt Hats for Boys, Youths, and Young Men.—Large Assortment always in Stock. Novelties in Ladies and Misses' Caps, in all the Newest Shapes and CJolourings. Novelties in Men's and Boys' Tweed Caps. Novelties in Children's Fancy Caps, Boy's Saxony, Glengary, Balmorals, and Tarn o' Shanters. Fishing, Shooting, and Tweed Hats in Newest Designs. Gentlemen's Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Braces, Dress Shirts, and Gloves from the Best London Makers. Gentlemen's Umbrellas, Waterproof Coats, Leggings, &c. , &c. AH Goods Sold at Lc^^est Possilslo Prices. HENRY M'NAIR, BUTCHER, CORNED BEEF A^b_^___,^ HAMS, AND ^^Pi%l WHOLESALE AND PICKLED TONGUES. ^^^^^ RETAIL. PORK, LAMB, AND VEAL, IN SEASON. 22 SANDGATE STREET. i ^^:^ "^^i^ s:a. ^ HOTJSE -ABOVE SHOP J ADVERTISEMENTS. 99 mwm irA a Wine, Spirit, & Provision Merchants, NEWTON. BASS AND ALLSOPP'S INDIAN PALE ALE IN BOTTLES. EDINBURGH ALE ON DRAFT. FINEST OLD CAMBELTOWN & IRISH WHISKY. pnOVt$tOH$ AT UOWEST PRICES. 11 J (^i mm [1^ Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer, WORK-SHOP AND STORE ROOM : 33 HIGH STREET. 6 NEW BRIDGE STREET, -:-)-:-:o:-:-(-:- L. M. gives all Orders personal attention. ADVERTISEMENTS. METRllPiLIIAN IIISE, 1 and 3 Kyle Street, ;)-o-( This Wholesale and Retail Establishment is the Best and most economical Place to Buy all kinds of General Drapery, Millinery, Mantles, &c. DRESS AND MANTLEMAKING. Established to supply the Public with the Best Goods at the Lowest possible Prices for Cash. THE LONDON HOUSE, 46 HIGH STREET, Is by far the Largest and most enterprising Clothing- Establishment in Ayr. Boy's and Men's Complete Outfits from the most Extensive Manufacturer's in the Kingdom. CONDUCTED ON PUBELY CASH PRINCIPLES D. HOURSTON, Ppopristop. ADVERTISEMENTS. ii-iyjfnpfi £^M,mm Mason and Chimney Sweeper, 66 GEORGE STREET, WALLACETOWN, ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. Ueacber of fIDusic. PIANO, Harmonium, Singing, Violin and Theory Taught, Pupils piepared for Trinity College or the R.A.M. Local Examination. Fees—Beginners from 30/; Advanced Pupils, ^2 2/ for 12 Lessons, which may be- gin at any time. Pianos, Harmoniums, and American Organs kept in stock, by all the Eminent Makers.. 25 per cent, allowed off regular retail prices. Agent for the Far-famed IVolff Violins, Address— 2 Stewapt Place, Carpick Road, JI^p. 102 ADVERTISEMENTS. A. MORGAN, (FORMERLY 5 HIGH STREET), Bfeiifeieii€-ry, Faney €©©4s. AJNU TOY MJERCHAT^T. IQ HZIGhHI ST., ^ T K. (^ Upivards of 22 Yeais ivith the late R. H. Smith)^ PLASTERER & CEMENT WORKER, Estimates taken for all kinds of Plasterer and Cement Work, ALL JOBBINGS ATTENDED TO. EVERYTHING DONE CONNECTED WITH THE BUSINESS. Note Address- 66 CROSS STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS IO3 Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 42 HIGH STREET, (SITUATED BETWEEN OLD AND NEW BRIDGES.) Have always on hand, in Ladies', Gentlemens', and Children's Boots, Shoes* and Slippers, a Large and Fresh Stock of their own well-known make ; also, FRENCH and ENGLISH GOODS of the Newest and most Fashionabl* Styles, to suit all Classes at MODERATE PRICES. The Principal Bespoke Business in the County Town. EstaTjlished upwards of Fifty Tears. GLASS AND CHIN.^ JAMES CAW, NEWMARKET STREET, Large and Choice Selection of the Latest Productions in China and Glass by all the Leading English and Continental Manufacturers. QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS UNSURPASSED. Ornamental Goods and Novelties Suitable for Presents in Great Variety. Common Goods of all Kinds at Lowest Trade Prices. CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED. I04 ADVERTISEMENTS. QUICK RETURNS. advp:rtisements. [OS. WALLACETOWN COACHBUILDER. AYEj Desires to thank the NobiHty and Gentry in and around Ayr for their past Patronage, and no effort on his part will be wanting to secure the confidence of his Custom- ers, by strict attention, good Workmanship, and Material. NEW WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. BEST MATERIAL, REPJqiRS PUcNCTDJILLY JITTEJ^IDED TO. Bat]i Chairs for Hire aiid. for Sal@, also Peramlsulators. io6 ADV ERTISEMENTS. THE 0) ^^'i^'^)'ST^'||«3D^ n NEW PREMISES, The rapidly-extending Circulation of the "Ayr Observer" In its various Editions, and the necessity for New Machinery to I produce an Enlarged Size of Sheet and more rapidly than at present, has induced the Proprietor to erect much more Com- modious and Convenient Premises to meet the increasing demand. will again be Enlarged, and every "'The Observer" shortly _ effort made to maintain it in its present high position among | Scottish Newspapers. ADVERTISEMENTS. IO7 ^^'®®illTKS:^ AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 44H^r ©bserver" ©ffice, SB NEWMARKET STREET, AND THE "AYRSHIRE ARGUS & EXPRESS" OFFICE 251 High Street, Ayr^ EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS, CHEAPNESS AND DESPATCH, SUCH AS PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, CIRCULARS, HAND- BILLS, MEMORANDA, BILL HEADS, CARDS, RECEIPTS, &c., &.C. MEMORIAL CARDS, FUNERAL LETTERS, &c. | I The great reduction in the price of Paper, and the improvements recently effected on Printing Machines, admit of Letterpress Printing being now done at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Extensive additions of New Type of the latest and best designs have also been made to these Offices, so that Orders can be quickly executed in the best Style and at the most Moderate Prices. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO IF LEFF EITHER AT THE "AYR OBSERVER" OFFICE, OR THE "AYRSHIRE ARGUS & EXPRESS" OFFICE, Beioving to New Ppemises in Kyle Street. I08 ADVERTISEMENTS "A NEW DEPARTURE." Ay\/\/v^—<>•<$>—vVWv Twenty years ago when the Western Argus came into the hands of its present proprietor, when the 'penny paper' was looked upon as "the paper of the future," an effort was made to place it ahead of all its contemporaries. This effort was successful, for in a very short time the ^7-^?/^ with which became incorporated, the Ayrshire Express was not only the largest sized penny sheet published in the provinces, but had the widest circulation, and had became the most popular of all the local newspapers. For a time it had a circulation surpassing that of all its contemporaries combined, and formed the most valuable advertising medium in the district. This success fully justified the effort made, and the risk thau was then run in offering so large a sheet for a penny, became in time a venture of the most profitable character. Following on the same lines so successful in the past, the proprietor of the ''AYRSHIRE ARGUS & EXPRESS" has ventured on a new departure, and it- now appears as a HALF-PENNY LOCAL NEWSPAPER, Published every Wednesday and Saturday. Hitherto published only on W^ednesday, the Argus and Express has been a valuable mid-weekly Paper, keeping clear of the numer- ous papers published on Friday. In future it will supply another felt want, viz—a Saturday afternoon paper, and furnishing the local news not overtaken by the weekly papers, which are all printed early on Friday. As in the past, under the new arrangement no effort will be spared to make the Argus and Express not only the cheapest but the best local newspaper published twice a week, ample space will be provided for full reports of all local news. POPULAR TALES BY THE BEST AUTHORS APPEAR IN EACH ISSUE. ORDER FROM ALL BOOKSELLERS. Price One-Halfpenny. —— ADVERTISEMENTS. IO9 T ;®l«li;i2^^iR3 51 Ma. fe'ffiifJliiriCiSJQ (For over 15 Years with Paterson, Sons & Co., Musicsellers.) GENERAL STATIONARY. Books at Glasgo^A^ Prices. A LARGE COLLECTION OF OLD AND RARE BOOKS IN ORIGINAL BINDINGS. BOOKBiNDINC, PRINTING, & LITHOCRAPHINC IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Magazines and Newspapers Promptly Delivered in ALL Parts of Town & Suburbs. 5 HIGH STREET, AYR. J. P. HUNT, 1 CATHCART STREET, AYR, (Sandgate Corner), PROFESSIONAL VISITS. GIRVAN First and Third Mondays of each Month, 10 till i. MAYBOLE Second Wednesday of each Month, 9.30 till i. With the above exceptions, Mr Hunt may be consulted any day at his Residence ADVERTISEMENTS. ;AfTElW Bli io4 HIGH STREET, AYR. (Opposite Foot of Newmarket Street) HATS, CAPS, SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, UMBREL- LAS, BRACES, &e., IN GREAT VARIETY. f io5 MAIN STREET, NEWTON, AYR. OLD FURNITURE CLEANED AND POLISHED. lOBBINGS OF ALL KINDS NBA TLY EXECUTED. respectfully to intimate that he can attend J. R. begs Evening Parties, &c., with the Violin. : ADVERTISEMENTS. PUBLIC^LIMAEY. 3 MACNEILLE BUILDINGS, NEWMARKET STREET, CONTAINING OVER From 3 till 4, & from 7 till 9 p.m. daily, except Saturdays ; on SATURDAYS from 11 till 1 only. During June, July, and August, the Library closes one hour earlier in the evening. Saturdays as usual. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. 5s. per Annum Artisans and Apprentices, 2s. 6d. per Annum. For these the Subscription is is. 6d. per Annum in addition to the above rate of 5s. 112 ADVERTISEMENTS. A. h WILS;^ & m, PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, 197 HIGH STREET, BRANCH- GORDON PLACE, PRBSTWICK. FAMILY BAKINfi ESTABLISHMENT & RESTAURANT. i5o HIGH STREET, AYR. Marriage, Birthday, and Christening Cakes Made to Order. All Kinds of Fancy Bread. SOIREES, PIC NICS, & EXCURSION PARTIES SUPPLIED Hot Pies, T@a and 6ofe@, &o., Daily. Dinners on Tuesday from 12 till 3. SHOPS SUPPLIED WITH BREAD, Qfc - ADVERTISEMENTS, 113 KYLE HOTEL & RESTAURANT, 9 (3 Minutes' Walk from Railway Station). cHot & Cold Luncheons, cHot dioints, Daily. PEIVATE ROOMS. 'Wine & Spirits of Superior Quality only. ALLSOPP AND WORTHINGTON'S CELEBRATED ALES. CHARGES MODKHATK. Large Hall in connection, with Private Entrance for Weddings and Parties. MRS I. RITCHIE, Proprietress. ! THE ' YffV Yp.Y 6 HARBOUR STREET, NEAR THE NEW BRIDGE, Mrs. J. M. LAWRENCE, Proprietor. 114 ADVERTISEMENTS. it HAT & CAP MERCHANT, (Sign of the Golden Beaver) 3i HIGH S^RTEET GOOD VALUE AND REASONABLE PRICES. F I r, E, LIFE, AND INSURANCE AGENT. 3i HIGH STREET, MR. ADVERTISEMENTS IIS Painter and Paperknger. OEDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO, AT MODERATE PRICES. ADDRESS— 49 ALLISON STREET, IR I JN T I M a OF ALL KIND NEATLY, CHEAPLY, AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED AT THE AYR OBSERVER OFFICE, NEWMARKET STREET, AND THE AYRSHIRE ARGUS & EXPRESS OFFICE, 251 HIGH STREET, AYR. ii6 ADVERTISEMENTS. Pianoforte Tuning & Regulating; (Partner in the Firm of PATERmN, SONS & Co) Attends personally to the TUNING & REGULATING OF xaMs anb ^armonmmB, ANNUAL ENGAGEMENTS FOR KEEPING PIANOS IN TUNE ON MODERATE TERMS. From Mr MURRAY'S long experience in the trade Parties entrusting the Selection of Pianos or Harmoniunrs to him may rely on getting a good instrument, having the Largest Stock in Scotland to select from. Pianoforte, Harmonium, and Music Saloons, 34 NEWMARKET STREET, AYR.