Dundee Directory

LOCAL HISTORY Coo 5^a sssx: :

THE

DUNDEE DIRECTORY

1850,

CAREFULLY COMPILED FROM ACTUAL SURVEY AND

THE BEST> SOURCES OF INFORMATION.

DUNDEE

•TAMES CHALMEES, 10 CASTLE STEEET. DUSDKE : JAMES CHALMEBS, PRINTER, CASTLE STSEBT. PREFACE.

In preparing the present volume, the Publisher's aim has been to attain the greatest accuracy and extent of useful

local information, of which such a Work is capable. To

that end, the Town of Dundee and its neighboiu'hood, as well as the villages of Broughty Ferry and Lochee, have been

carefully surveyed by competent persons ; and a correct Eoll

of all the principal inhabitants, with their occupations and places of business and residence, has been obtained, and afterwards compared with the Police Lists. Prospective changes have been noted, as far as they could be ascertained, by enquiries and advertisements inviting such information.

Notwithstanding every care and precaution, it cannot but be expected, in a work of this kind, that a few inaccuracies

may have occurred ; and, on this subject, the Publisher con- siders that it is only justice to himself and the parties he employed, to say, that portions of some of the streets have been found inconsistently numbered, which, in a few cases, will cause partial discrepancies. However, he has the satisfaction to believe, that, for all practical purposes, this important part of the Directory will be found quite unob- jectionable.

The Publisher has much contidence in referring to the other Lists and subjects of information of which the volume is composed. They have all been obtained from the best sources, and revised with the greatest care. Since they Avere obtained and printed, a few changes, not aiFecting their utility, have occurred, which are stated in the note of corrections as IV. PREFACE. fai- as they could be ascertained. He embraces this opportunity of expressing his grateful thanks to those gentlemen who have so kindly and freely afforded him the necessary information for the compilation of these varied Lists. On the whole, the Publisher trusts that the Dundee Directory will be found a very complete and useful book of reference. |It has been his object to render it so, for which purpose neither trouble nor expense have been spared.

Its publication has been delayed rather longer than he at tirst calculated upon, owing to the unavoidable expenditure

of time and labour which has been found necessary ; and he ventures to hope, that it will meet with such approbation as will induce a future publication when it becomes requisite. To his advertising friends, the Publisher begs to return his best thanks. He has been amply and liberally patronised in that department, and sincerely hopes that the objects desired will in all cases be fully realised.

10 Castle Street, Dundee, 12th April, 1850. ——

CONTENTS.

PAGE I.—Municipal Lists, _.--.- i II.— Judicial Lists, -.-.--.7 III.—Commercial and Maritime Lists, - - - - 10 IV. Joint-Stock Companies, - . . - . .22 V. Public Conveyances, ------23 VI Educational and Literary Institutions, - - - 27

VII.—C11.AEITABLE AND Benevolent Institutions, - - 30 VIII. Ecclesiastical Lists, -.-... 33 IX. Miscellaneous Lists, - - - - ' - - 41

X Post-Ofpice Lists, • . - - - - 43 XL—Public Offices, Buildings, and Rooms, - , . 53

XII.—List of Streets, Squares, Lanes, Entries, &c., . t 56 XIII.— Names, Professions, and Addresses of the Principal Inha- bitants of Dundee, ..... 67 XIV. Names and Professions of the Principal Inhabitants of Dundee (Classified Alphabetically), ... 17S XV.—List of Shipping Registered at the Port of Dundee, 213 XVI Bboughty Febev Lists, .---.- 222 XVII.-Lochee Lists, 230 Advertising List— Insurance Companies, ... 239 Miscellaneous, ... 276 Index to Advertising List, - - - . - 311 ,

INDEX.

PAGE Baltic Coffeehouse, 29 Justices of the Peace, ... . . 8 Banking Companies, . . .12 Court, . ib. (Branches), 13 Life- Boat Societj' 12 Bank Holidays 14 Literary Institute, ... 29 Bible Societies, &c 40 Lodging House Association, . . 33 Billetmaster, Magistrates &c., ... 3 and Council, . . 1 Bowling Clubs 41 Committees, 2 Burgh Funds, 1 Maltmen Incorporation, ...... 7

Burgh or Bailie Court, 3 Masonic Lodges, . . ... , ..44 Carriers, 26 Masters Extraordinary in Chancery, 9

Cemetery Company, . . .23 Member of Parliament, . . 1

Chamber of Commerce, . , 10 Merchant Seamen's Fund, . . 11 Chess Club, 42 Messengers-at-Arms, ... 9 Choral Society, . . . , 45 Military Establishments, . • 43

Association, • City Mission , . 40 Mortifications, . , . 86 Clergy and Places of Worship, . 38 Naturalists' Association, . . 30 Clothing Society, . ... 34 Night A sylum for the Houseless, a5 Commissai'y Court, ... 7 Parochial Board, ... 7 Commissioners for Affidavits in Phonetic Society 43 English Courts 9 Pilotage of the River Tay, . 220 Consuls (Vice) for Foreign States, 10 Police Establishment, ... 4 Constables Court, (Sheriff), . . . ib. .... 5 Cricket Club, .... 42 Commissioners, . '. Curling Club, . . . . ib. (Committees Customs 11 of), - ... 4 Deaf and Dumb Institution, . . 35 Population, 1

Diseases in the Chest Institution ib Prison Board, , , . 5

Dock gates and Signals, - . 6 Establishment, , . . ib. Educational Institute of Scotland— Public Seminaries, ... 27 (Local Branch), . . . 28 Library, . , . .29

Exchange . Baths, 41 Coffeeroom, . 29 .... Excise, 11 Rail-way Companies, . . .23 Eye Institution 34 Religious Tract Societies, • . 40 Factory Act, 41 Royal Infii-mary, ... 30 Lunatic Asylum, . Fairs and Markets, ... 45 . 31 Female Society, . . . .34 Orphan Institution, . . 32

Fire Brigade 5 Sacramental Fast Days, . . 40 Floral Society, .... 41 Sheriff Court, 7 Gardeners' Lodges, ... 44 Substitutes, Auxiliary, ib. Officers, . Gas Light Companies, . . .22 . , . 9

Guild . • Shiobrokers, Court, . . 3 .... 16 Guildry Incorporation, . . ib. Shipping Companies, 17 Shipwrecked Fishermen's Hackney Carriages, . . , 25 Society, 34 Sketching Club, Harbour Trustees, , . . 5 43 Committees of, 6 Society for the Suppression of Intern Police, ... 6 perance. 42 Porter Society, . . 43 Stamps and Taxes, 11 Highland Society, ... 35 Tay Ferries, .... 24 Home, The, . . . . . ib. Town OSicers, 3 Hotels, 27 Dnmimer and Bellmen, ib.

Indigent Sick Society. . . . 34 Trades, Nine Incorporated, 6

Industrial School Society, . 33 Three United, , ib. Traders Inspector of Markets, . . . 3 (shipping). 18

Trinity House, . 11 Instnunental Bands, ... 45 . , Insurance Companies, . , .14 Water Company, 23

(Local Boai-ds), 15 Watt Institution, . 28 Insurance Companies (Agents for Weavers' Lodges, 45

Fire, Life, and Aimuity), . 20 Working-men's Coffee and New Insurance Companies (Agents for Sea Rooms, .... Insurance), 16 Writers' Incorporation, joint- Stock Building Company, 23 Writers and Notaries Public, ib. ADDITIONS AND REMOVALS, Ascertained since the Regular Lists tcere printed.

ADDITIONAL NAMES. Anderson, David, cashier, Western Bank Brancli Callen, James, road surveyor, Fleuchar Craig Chalmers, W. A., hatter, 22 High Street; h. 44 do. Dalgety, J., merchant, 142 Nethergate

Davidson, Alex., hatter, 3 Reform Street ; h. Bonnybank Road

G-entle, Andrew, candlemaker, 214 Overgate ; h. Dudhope Crescent Maclaren, James, architect and ordained surveyor, 31 Re- form Street Moon, Rainey, & Co., merchants, Dock Street Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society—Agent, E. E. Scott, 1 Bank Street.

REMOVALS Which have tahen place, or are intended at Whitsunday. Aimer, James, fishing-rod maker, 152 Murraji^gate Arklay, John, saddler, 28 Castle Street

William, wood- merchant ; h. 114 Princes Street Baxter, W. B., town chamberlain and accountant, 4 Reform Street G. R. & Son, confectioners, &c., 3 Seagate Bell, John Charles, agent and auctioneer, 25 Cowgate

Crichton, William, spiritdealer ; h. 21 Castle Street Farquharson, Mrs, tobacconist, 38 Murrayg; h. Exchange St.

Fleming, William, grocer ; h. 81 Perth Road Guthrie, Andrew, clothier and draper, 28 Reform Street Hay, William, writer, 41 Reform Street Henderson, James, draper ; h. 44 Cotton Road Hodge, James, lapidary, Victoria Square

Hutcheson, Alexander, auctioneer, &c., 15 Reform Street ; h. Greenmarket Jack, Mrs, vintner, 37 Barrack Street

Langlands, Robert, surgeon ; h. 23 King Street Miller, Richard A., commission merchant, &c., 142 Murrayg. Morris, Wm., treasurer of police, &c., 16 St Clement's Lane

Moncur, John, of D. & J. Moncur ; h. Windsor Place Muir, Robert, hairdresser, 35 Castle Street ;

ADDITIONS AND REMOVALS.

Myles, James, bookseller, 163 Overgate

ISlcoIl, Thomas, iron-merchant ; h. Mount Pleasant, 102 HawkhiU

Osborne, G. M., m.d. ; h. and surgery, Miln's Buildings, 136 Nethergate Paxton & Sinclair, wine and spirit merchants, &c., oynit 7 Reform Street, add 77 King Street Small, W. H., grocer, 251 Overgate Stewart, James, glover, 12 Murraygate Taylor, George, accountant, Stannergate, and Working- men's Coffeehouse, 9 "VVellgate Thomson, Misses H. & M., 14 Thomson Street Webster, James, saddler, 14 Castle Street

Skipping List continued and corrected from page 213.

Bellona, bg., Lost, \ Caledonia, bg., Sold from, the Port. ADD] TIONS. Vessels. Masters. Owners. Ton. Built. Colonel Maule br Dorward Thos. Garland 437 1849 Gazelle bg Scott David Stewart 152 Mary Jessie bg Tervit James Horsburgh 196 49 Petrel stn Jack Joseph Garland 44 50

Alterations of Public Offices. Post-Office, to the Ground Floor of the Town House. Police Treasurer's Office, to 16 St Clement's Lane. Town Chamberlain's Office, to 4 Reform Street.

Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction Co.,

Shiell & Small, Laiv Agents ; Robert Alison jun., Secretary. Minister of South Church, page 38, Rev. William Taylor. Royal Infirmary, page SO, add the name of Rev. W. A. Smith to list of Directors. The Publisher has been favoured with the following list of Sick Nurses, in addition to those at page 205 : —Mrs James,

1 Joint-stock Buildings ; Mrs Phin, 14 Union Street ; Mrs

M'Killop, Chapelshade ; Mrs Mitchell, 19 Constable Street

Mrs Rae, Seabraes ; Margaret Ritchie, 28 Dudhope Street Mrs Sandeman, 53 Wellgate.

ERRATUM, Page 229.

TicacKiA ECTEl, Ircugl.ty Fejry.— Per P. Ckik, read J. Claris DUNDEE DIREOTOEY.

I -IKtUNZCIPAX. LISTS.

POPULATION.

By last Census of 1841, the number of inhabitants was found to be 62,794 ; since which period it is supposed that the population has increased to upwards of 70,000.

Geokge Duncan, Esq., M.P. for the Burgh, Eesidence in Dundee—Vine. Do. in London—No. 6 Belgrave Street South and Eeforra Club, 5 Pall Mall.

Burgh Funds at 30th September, 1849, esti- mated at £91,910 5 10 Debts and obligations, 61,141 3 2

Balance, assets above amount of debts,... £30,769 2 8

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. Patrick Hunter Thoms, Esq., Lord Provost and Chief Magistrate

BAILIES. William Clark, First Alexander Low, Third William Harris, Second Charles Smith, Fourth Alexander Keay, Dean of Guild George H. Newall, Treasurer Thomas Cuthbert, Hospital-master James Spankie, Kirk-master 2 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

COUNCILLORS. Peter Hean Alexander Moucur John Anderson David Jobson John Mitchell Peter Kerr John A. Small George Eougli Peter Thorns George Ower John Laing Alexander Leask William Barrie and Christopher Kerr, conjunct Town-Clerks William Boyd Baxter, Town Chamberlain William Scott, Town's Architect COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL. Hospital Funds, as divided into District Snb-committees. T. Cuthbert, Hospital- master, Convener. Three a quorum, Overgate.—P. Hean, D. Jobson, J. A. Small, and G. Ower Murraygate.—li&\\iQ, Low, G. Rough, J. Laing, & A. Leask Nethergate.—Dean of Guild Keay, A. Moiicur, G. H. Newall, and J. Mitchell Seagate.—Bailies Clark and Smith, J. Spankie, and P. Kerr. High Street and Shore.—Bailie Harris, J. Anderson, P. Thorns, and T. Cuthbert Town, Hospital, and Kirk Fabric Rights, Properties, AND Improvements.— P. Hean, Convener. Thi-ee a quorum. Bailies Low and Smith, G. PI. Newall, J. An- derson, P. Thorns, P. Kerr, T. Cuthbert, J. Spankie, P. Hean, G. Ower, A. Moncur, G. Rough, and D. Jobson Church Matters.—Jas. Spankie, Kirk-master, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Clark and Harris, Dean of Guild Keay, J. Anderson, J. Mitchell, J. Spankie, G. Ower, J. A. Small, and D. Jobson Finance.—G. H. Newall, Treasurer, Convener. Three a quorum. Bailies Clark, Harris, and Smith, Dean of Guild Keay, J. Mitchell, P. Hean, T. Cuthbert, G. H. Newall, A. Moncur, P. Thorns, P. Kerr, J. Laing, A. Leask, and J. Spankie Tay Ferries.—Bailies Clark, Harris, and Low council harbour trustees. Provost, Bailies, and Dean of Guild, ex officm. George H. Newall. council directors of seminaries.

Provost and four Bailies ex officiis ; George Milne, writer,

Dundee ; J. Anderson, P. Hean, G. Owei-, and P. Kerr

Note.—The Provost a member of all Committees ; and members of Council en-

titled to attend meetings of Committees, but without voting ; it being under- stood that the respective Committees shall have power to name Sub-committees of their number for all or any part of the matters coming under their consideration. ;-

MUNICIPAL LISTS. 3 burCtH or bailie court. Heldiii the Town-hall every Wednesday, at eleven forenoon. Tlie Bailies, Judges. The Town-Clerks, Assessors George Simpson, Procurtitor-Fiscal

James Souter, Council Officer, Billet-master, and Inspector

of Markets ; Town Officers—Colin M'Ewen and John Frazer; Town Drummer—John Frazer; Town Bellman—

Alex. Young, 6 Vault ; Hilltown Bellman—David Rait, Rose Street

GUILDRY INCORPORATION. Alexander Keay, Dean of Guild Assessors.—Ward 1. Robert Adamson and Geo. Thorns;

2. George Ower and John Durham ; 3. David Hean ami

John Miller ; 4. Peter Hean and Alex. Lawson ; 5. John Mackay juni'. and George Ower; 6. Wm. Thorns and Crawfurd Walker; 7. George Cochrane and A. J. Warden;

8. David Jobson and William Sime ; 9. Wm. Curr and

John Durham ; 10. Wm. Harris and David Hean 11. William Moi-ris and George Ower John Anderson, Clerk. James Pullar, Collector

GUILD COURT. Dean of Guild, Judge John Anderson, Assessor and Clerk of Court; office, 10 Reform Street Wm. Reid, Fiscal. James Allan, Officer

COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. The Honourable the Provost, Foxir Bailies, Dea,n of Guild, Sheriff- Depute of the County of Forfar, and, in his absence, the Sheriff-Substitute of the Dundee District of the County,

resident within the bounds of Police, ex officiis. "Ward. GENERAL. RESIDENT. 1. John Matthew, painter James Chrystal, vintner WilHam Foggie, wright James Baillie, vintner 2. Cs. Matthews, spirit-dealer Daniel Innes, hairdresser James Watson, spiritdealer P. M'Lean, cabinetmaker 3. Arthur Begg sen., clothier Robert Kilgour, cooper John Coogan, clothier James Steel, grocer 4. John Adam, manufacturer John Hampton, grocer Geoi'ge Speed, cowfeeder William Taylor, grocer J 4 DUNDEE DIRECTOEY.

Wan!. GENERAL. EESIDENT. 5. Alex. Moncur, manufacturer George Stewart, manufact. John Eitchie, grocer Alexander Craig, foreman 6. Geo. O'Farrell, pawnbroker Andrew Stewart, teacher Jas. Cook jun.,brushmaker Thomas Easson, corkcutter 7. 0. J. Rowland, manufact. John Clark, mason John Ogilvie, manufact. Alexander Lindsay, wright 8. James Galloway, clothier David Mann, grocer Wm. Methven, auctioneer Peter Eitchie, grocer 9. Andrew Scott, china-mer. George S. Butter, grocer AY. K. Fowler, tobacconist Jas. Leichman, confectioner 10. Jas. M'Intosh, tobacconist James Galloway, shoemaker Matthew Morrison, flesher T. Menzies, stoneware mer. 11. Georee Ower, glazier John Denoon, tinsmith P. Whytock, watchmaker George Turnbull, vintner

V COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD. Paving—Alexander Moncur, Convener Watching—George Ower, do. Lighting—Andrew Scott, do. Cleansing—William Foggie, do. Fire Engines—George O'Farrell, do. Finance—James Watson, do. Gaol and Bridevsell—James Cook junr., do. Law—Bailie Smith, do. David Mitchell, Clerk William Morris, Treasurer and Collector William Eobertson, Surveyor and Master of Works Any three members of the ahove Committee.^ respeotively are a quorum. Any three niemhers of these Committees may, by a written notice, require the Convener, or, in his absence, tlie Clerk, to call a meeting of the Committee to wliich they belong, within forty-eight hours after such notice. N.I3.—Tlie Provost is a member of all the Committees of the Board. The Superintendent to attend also.

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT. Office, West Bell Street Donald Mackay, Superintendent of Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court, and Inspector of Lighting John Cameron, Lieutenant of Police William Millar, Sub-Inspector of Lighting Alexander Webster, m.d.. Surgeon Two Criminal Officers, one Office Sergeant, two Street Ser- geants, three Night Patroles, forty-three Constables, and one Female Turnkey MUNICIPAL LISTS i

FIRE BRIGADE. James FyfFe, Superintendent Captain of Engine No. 1. —David Ramsay. Do. Do. „ 2.—George Gray Do. Do. „ 3. —George Glass Fifteen Firemen Engine Stations—Police Office, and Harbour Police Offict east side of King William's IDock

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

DUNDEE DISTRICT OF THE FORFARSHIRE PRISON BOARD. Committee.—Sir John Ogilvy, Bart.; Thos. Erskine of Linla-

then ; Provost Thoms ; Bailies Clark, Harris, and Smith ; John Anderson, Peter Hean, Wm. Curr, and P. Kerr Clerk, W. B, Baxter. Assessor and Collector, Wm. Morris Architect, William Scott

ESTABLISHMENT OP DUNDEE PRISON. Wm. Mackison, Governor; Wm. Aitken, Surgeon; Rev. T. Stirling, Chaplain; J. B. Lindsay, Teacher; Mrs Anderson,

Matron and Female Teacher ; David Chalmers, Head Warder and Deputy Governor

HARBOUR TRUSTEES. For the Town Council. — The Provost, the Bailies, and George H. Newall Guildry.—Tlie Dean, David Baxter, John Miller, Alexander Lawson, Thomas Couper, and John Sturrock Nine Trades. —Andrew Benvie, William Martin Jun., and Thomas Adams on Three United Trades.—David Hean Seamen Fraternity.—George Kidd County of Forfar.—Viscount Duncan, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., David Hunter of Blackness, and Thomas Erskine of L inlathen 6 BUNDEE DIRECTOEY.

John Cairncross, Treasurer. George Milne, Clerk John Stm-rock jun., Auditor Simon Eobertson, Collector of Shore-Dues John Jack, Berthing-master James Brisbane, Master of Gi-aving Dock and Patent Slip Charles Ower, Superintendent of Works and Storekeeper COMMITTEES. Finance.—David Baxter, Convener Worhs, Docks, and Pilotage. —Bailie Clark, do. Rifjhts of HarJjour, &c.—John Sturrock, do.

Note.—The Provost is a member of all Committees ; and three of each Committee a quorum HARBOUR POLICE. Office, east side of King William's Dock Donald Mackay, Superintendent and Procurator-Fiscal of the Harbour Police Court Two Sergeants, One Acting Sersreant, and Nine Constables DOCK GATES. The Gates are generally opened two hours before high water at spring tides, and one hour at neap tides. Blue and white chequered flags, hoisted at the Gate liouses, indicate that the Gates are open. .SIGXALS AT EAr.r. GREY's DOCK IXDICATING VESSELS ENTEKIXG THE RIVEK. Ked Triangular Flag indicates a Steamer Wliite Do. Do., a Barque or Ship Eed& White Do. Do., striped, a Brig Blue Do. Do., a Schooner or Sloop Hai-bour-master, John Jack Doch-ma-^ters.—John Forman, Earl Grey's; James Chap- man, King William's; and John Laverock, Victoria Docks NINE INCORPORATED TRADES. William Morris, Convener. P. Thomson, Boxmaster David Rollo, Clerk DEACONS Bnnnetniahers, Jas. Sturrock

Bakers, . . JohnAVatson FlesJiers, . Thomas Dick

Slioemalcers, . Wm. Stirling Hammermen, John Arklay

Glovers, . . Jas. Stewart Weavers, . J.T.Fairweather

Tailors, . . Wm. Brown Dyers, . . John Stevenson THREE UNITED TRADES. David ^Mortimer, Convener. Andrew Scott, Boxmaster John Anderson, Clerk

DEACONS. Wrights, . Geo. M'Donald

Masons, . . Peter David Slaters, . . Ealbirnie | Wm. ;

JUDICIAL LISTS. MALTMEN INCORPORATION. James Gilruth, Deacon. James Lamb, Boxmaster James M'Ewen, Clerk. Alexander Anderson, Officer

PAROCHIAL BOARD. Office, 33 Meadowside William Curr, Chairman John Anderson, Secretary. William Morris, Collector Henry Jack, Inspector. Thos. Ferguson, Assistant -Inspector

ZI.-JI7DZCIAZ. Z.ZSTS.

SHERIFF COURT—DUNDEE DISTRICT.

The Ordinary Court is held in the Guild-hall, Town-house, every Tuesdiiy, at lialf-past ten o'clock forenoon.; and the Small Debt Court, the same day, at one o'clock afternoon, during tlie Session. There are also two Ordinary, and Two Small Debt Courts held during vacation, at the same place

James L'Amj^, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Depute ; John Irving Henderson, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff-Substitute; James

Miller, Sheriff-Clerk ; William Wales, Sheriff- Clerk-Depute John 13oyd Baxter, Procurator-Fiscal

The Sheriff-Clerk's Office, 30 Reform Street, is open from ten a.m. till four p.m., ^^ and six to eight p.m., every lawful day, except Saturday, on which day the N^ Office closes at one p.m.

COMMISSARY COURT. The Sheriffs, Commissaries James PattuUo, Depute-Clerk. David Mitchell, Fiscal

The Court is held every Tuesday during the Session

AUXILIARY SHERIFF-SUBSTITUTES AND COMMISSARY DEPUTES. James Ogilvie, Writer. William Reid, Writer '

DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

JUSTICES OF PEACE for the COUNTY of FORFAR, CONNECTED WITH THE DUNDEE DISTRICT. Alex. Balfoui*, Dundee David Miln, Dundee David Baxter, do. Francis Molison, do. Edward Baxter, do. Sir John Ogilvy, Bt., Baldovan James Brown, do. John Smith, Harecraig Alex. Clayhills, Invergowrie John Sturrock, Dundee William Cobb, East Mains Colin Symers, do. ViscomitDuncan,Camperdown John Symers, do. Geo. Duncan, m.p., Dundee John Thoms, Mylneiield Major Fyffe, Broughty Fei-ry Patk. H. Thoms, Dundee Richard Gardner, Dudhope William Thoms, do. Charles Guthrie, Taybank Robert Webster, Balruddery James Guthrie, Dundee Provost of Dundee, Alex. Kay, do. Senior Bailie, ^ex officiis John Laing, do. Second Bailie, Alex. Lawson, do. Clerk, Sir Wm. Chalmers. Depute, Alex. Christie Procm*ator-Fiscal, Edmund Baxter

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. The Acting Justices of the Peace for the District, Judges Alexander Christie, Writer, Clerk and Assessor

The Court is held in the Guild-hall each alternate Monday, at eleven o'clock forenoon. The Dundee District comprehends the parishes of Dundee, Mains and Strathmartine, Liff and Benvie, Monikie, Monifieth, Murroes, Aucliter- house, and Tealiiig

WRITERS' INCORPORATION. James Ogilvie, Preses. John Kerr, Yice-Preses J. W. Thomson, Treasurer. David RoUo, Secretary

WRITERS, PROCURATORS, and NOTARIES PUBLIC. Those marked * are Notaries Public. Alexander, J. W., Union St. *Bell, John, 38 Castle Street Allan, Alex. 31 Reform Street *Boyd, Robert, 10 Reform St. *Anderson, John, 10 do. Banks, James, Seagate Anderson, Wm., do. do. Calder, Jn. F., 6 High Street *Barrie, Wm., Town-house *Christie, Alex., 6 do. Barrie, David, do. Campbell, George, do. ^Baxter, Jn. B., 41 Reform St. Cobb, David, 41 Reform St. *Baxter, Edmund, 20 do. *Don, Wm., 38 Castle Street JUDICIAL LISTS.

*Plowerdew,W. A., 9 Overgate i*Neish, Wm., 20 Reform St. riowei'dew, Henry, 9 do. Ogilvie, Js., 3 New Inn Entry Forbes, Wm., 41 Eeform St *Ogilvie, John, 3 do. *Galloway, Wm., Thomson St. *Pattullo, Jas., 20 Reform St. *Gloag, John A., 19 High St. Peddie, Neil M., 4 do. *Hay, Wm., 51 Reform Street Reid, Wm., Bm-nhead Heron, George, Burnhead Reith, David, 26 Castle St. *Hmiter, Jas., 10 High Street *Rollo, David, 1 Bank Street *Kerr, Chris., 26 Castle Street Roy, Geo., Bank Street *Kerr, John, 26 do. do Shiell, John, do. *Kerr, Wm., 1 Bank Stre(it Shield, Jas., 31 Reform St. *Littlejohn, D. S., 10 Eeform *Simpson, G., 14 Church Lane Street *Small, David, Bank Street *Martin, Wm., 10 High Street Sturrock, John, jun., 21 Re- *Milne, Geo., 10 Reform St. form Street *Mitchell, Dd., 41 do. *Thomson, John W., 21 Castle Monro, Wm. C, 31 do. Street Morison, John, 26 Castle St. *Thow, Thos., High Street M'Ewen, Jas., 6 High Street *Walker, Thos., 114 Seagate *M'Lachlan,Duncan,Bm-nhead Walker, Charles, 19 High St. Neave, Thos., 26 Castle St. *Willison, Aw., 41 Reform St. MASTERS EXTRAORDINARY IN CHANCERY. David Mitchell, Writer. William Thorns

COMMISSIONERS FOR TAKING AFFIDAVITS TO BE USED IN THE SUPREME COURTS IN ENGLAND.

Courts of Queen's Bench, Common "( -p. ., -.r., , ,^ ,t- •. | David Mitchell, ^\nter Pleas, aird Exchequer,.. Court of Common Pleas, John Bell, Writer

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

Alex. Allan, 14 New Inn Entry I Jas. M'Donald, 44 High St. R(jbert Geekie, 2 High Street | SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Alex. Allan, 14 New Inn Entryl John Matthew, 2 High Street David Ferguson, do. do. Jas. M'Donald, 44 do. Robert Geekie, 2 High Street Jas. Smith Mills, do. do.

George Hutton, do. | Alex. Morrison, Bernard St. For Criminal Business—Peter Forbes and Finlay Forbes, 41 Reform Street 10 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. CONSTABLES.

Alex. Allan, 14NewInnEnti7| Rolaert Geelde, 2 High Street David Ferguson, do. do. George Hutton, do. John Femvick, Thorter Row U.S. Mills, 44 do.

John Frazer, High Street j Colin M'Ewen, Vault

iii.-commBRciASM and MAHXTimE ZiIsts.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 2 Cowgate. Thomas Neish, Chairman John Ct. Baxter, Deputy Chairman Directors. —Alex. J. Buist, Alex. Low, Jas. Walker, T. W Miln, Thomas Bell, and Thos. Smith Robert Sturrock, Secretary

VICE-CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES.

Russia, Thomas Neish, Bain's Square Prussia-, W. Thornton, Dock Street Portugal, Archibald Crichton, Cowgate Denmark and the) .....George Thorns, Cowgate o i o Netherlands, j Sweden and Norway, Andrew Low jun., Dock Street Belgium, Hamburgh, \__p^^^.j^^ j^^^ ^5 -^^^^ g^^.^^^ ' Bremen, and Lubec, ) ^ ""^ ^'°'^^'} Thoms, Cowgate AmiSf' ^^''"Se France, P.M. Cochrane, St Andrews Court Brazil, William Collier, Panmure Street

Hanover, ... James Edward, Cowgate Spain, Francis Molison, King Street ;

COMMERCIAL AND MAEITIME LISTS. 11

CUSTOMS. . Office, Dock Street John Stewart, Collector. D. M. Jolly, Comptroller David Walker, 1st Clerk Longroom James Scott, 2d do. ; William Scott, 3d do. ,!. W. Arkle, LaiKliiig-surveyor

James Kidd, Landwaiter 1st Class ; Andrew Sceales, do. 2d do. John Melville, do. 2d do. ; Joseph Northmore, Tide- surveyor Four Boatmen and Nineteen Tidewaiters John Miln, Messenger EXCISE—DUNDEE DISTRICT. Inland Revenue Office, Dock Street John Corbet, Collector. A. D. Stewart, Clerk Thomas Drummond, Supervisor Officers. —Donald M'Farlane, Lachlan M'Intosh, and Edmond

Browne, Dundee ; John M'William, Broughty Ferry ;

William Troup, Dron, Longforgan ; James Roy, Inchture STAMPS AND TAXES. Office, 26 Castle Street John Kerr, Distributor and Collector William Soutar, Clerk

Office hours, except Saturday, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.ji., and from 6 to 8 i'.m. On Saturdays, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. James Jack, Assessor office, 3 Thorter Row and Surveyor ; MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND.

Trustees for 1850.—Andrew Greig junr., Chairman ; Patk.

Dall Ritchie, Deputy, Chairman ; Andw. Greig senr., Robt. Ferguson, John Adam, James Kidd, Lanceman Webster, James Cay, Thomas Adamson, AYm. Young, James Young, Alex. Martin jun., James Kennedy, Robert Mudie, and Robert Kidd Joseph Graham, Receiver. James M'Ewen, Clerk TRINITY HOUSE. One of the Boards of Examiners of Masters and Mates in the Merchant Service, established by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade George Kidd, ]\Iaster. Robert Tosh, Depute-master James M'Ewen, Clerk George Jack, Collector of Light- money Lanceman Webster, Pilot-master — ;

12 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

LIGHT-KEEPERS. Lights of Tay—James Martin, Light-keeper William Grahame, Assistant Ferry-Portion- Craig—Thomas Barron, Light-keeper John Ireland, Assistant George Crammond, Yacht-keeper and Officer Suh- Committees of Examiners of Masters and Mates, tolio conduct the examinations alternately in the Nautical Department,

viz. : George Kidd William Clark David Jack John Jack Robert Tosh Pr. M'Kenzie David Soutar John Spink Geo. Banks G. D. Bruce Andrew Greig Wm. Buist James Kidd Jas. Young John Clark, Mathematical Examiner James M'Ewen, Secretary to the Board EIVER TAY LIFE-BOAT SOCIETY. Funds derived from a small tax on the Shipping. Two excellent Life-boats, fully equipped, are maintained : one stationed off the Lights of Tay, and the other on the south shore below the screw-pile Lighthouse. A regular code of night and day signals is established, to be used in the event of a Vessel going on the Banks ; and by which communication is made from the Lights of Tay to Broughty Ferry and Dundee Harbour.

Committee of Management.—James Neish, Chairman ; John

Kennedy ; John Jack, (Dock-master ;) Andrew Low

William Young ; George Kidd, (Boxmaster of S. Frater- nity;) Jas. Chalmers; Lanceman Webster, (Pilot-master;)

Robert Tosh ; David Crighton, (Lloyd's Surveyor.) Simon Robertson, Treasurer. Patrick Just, Secretary.

BANKING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE BANKING COMPANY—1763. Office, 22 Castle Street

Extraordinary Directors.—David Blair of Cookston ; David

; Colonel Hood of Balluderon ; James Hunter, Edinburgh

William D. Playfair, H.E.i.C.S., St Andrews ; William D.

Proctor of Glenkilrie ; and Alex. Whitson of Parkhill Ordinary Directors,—William Coljb. INIaius of J^'hitry; Archi-

bald Crichton, merchant, Duai'e.r' : RicK'u-d Gardner,

Dndhope ; David Alaitui, merchant, Dundee ; Francis Molisou, merchant, Dundee; and James Neish, Dundee ;

COMMERCIAL AKD MARITIME LISTS. 13

Charles W. Boase, Manager. George C. Boase, Cashier John Cairncross, Accountant. George Mackenzie, Teller Branch at Forfar.—Patrick Meffan, Agent Agents.—Messrs Eansom & Co., Bankers, Pall Mall East, Edinburgh and London ; the Union Bank of Scotland in

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

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

EASTEKN BANK OF SCOTLAND—1838. Office, Trades' Hall Directors. —Wm. Curr, Alex. Bell, surgeon, James Buist, John Todd, James Boyd, and Wm. Crockatt junr. Duncan Sidey, General Manager K. W. Henderson, Sec. George Eeid, Accountant Jas. Barrey and Robert M'Ewen, Tellers

Branches.—Anstruther, P. Oliphant ; Inverkeithing, Wm.

Fraser ; Montrose, James LeightoH

Agents.—Ba.xc\(ij, Bevan, Tritton, & Co., London ; Beckett & Co., Leeds; Huddersfield Bank; Israel Barncd & Co., Liverpool; Loyd, Entwhisle, & Co., Manchester; Sheffield

and Kotherham Bank ; Birmingham Town and District

Bank ; National and Eoyal Banks of Ireland ; Belfast

; Bank Union Bank of Scotland Bank City of Glasgow ; ;

Central Bank of Scotland ; Aberdeen Banking Co. DUNDEE SAVINGS BANK. James Brown, Chairman—Edward Baxter, Deputy Chairman, of the Committee of Management William Thoms, Treasurer John Sturrock junior, writer, Actuary and Cashier Office, 21 Reform Street

Open—for paying in money—on Monday and Thursday mornings, from 9 to

10 o'clock ; on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock ; and on Friday afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. 'For paying out money—on Wednesday

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

bank of SCOTLAND'S BRANCH—Offictt, 34 Reform Street, John Sturrock and William Miller, Managers J. H. Robertson, Teller Agents in London. —Coutts & Co. and Smith, Payne, & Smiths 14 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. '''j

ITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BRANCH—Ofi--ioe, 77 Mueeaygate. John Symers, Agent. James Christie, Sub-agent

.James Martin, Accomitant. . John B. Young, Teller

Agents.—Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London ; and the Branches

of the Bank of England ; and Bank of Ireland

NATIONAL BANK OP SCOTLAND'S BRANCH. Office, 14 St Andrews Place, Cowgate. P. H. Thoms, Agent. John Gordon, Accountant Thomas Arklay, Teller Agents in London.— Glyn, Halifax, Mills, & Co. WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND'S BRANCH. Office, 107 Mureayoate. David Miln, District Manager. David Anderson, Cashier George Hutton, Accountant Jas. Wilson and Jas. Jamieson, Tellers

Agents in London.—Jones, Loyd, & Co. ; and Union Bank of London

HOLIDAYS AT TliE BANKS.

New-Year's-Day ; Good Friday Queen's Birth-day ; Coro- ;

nation ; Prince Albert's Birth-day ; Christmas Day ; Parochial Fast-days and Thanksgiving Mondays

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OfRce, 16 St Andrews Place, Cowgate. Extraordinary Directors. —jMajor John Guthrie Davidson of

Argaith ; Robert Lyell of Newbigging ; John Aberdein,

Montrose ; John M'NicoU, Craig James Ogilvy Dalgliesh ; of Woodburne; David Hood of Balluderon; John Marshall, Luncarty; Thomas Duncan, Perth; Robert Hope MoncriefF,

Perth ; William Blair, Perth ; and James Ramsay, Perth Ordinary Directors.—John Sturrock, John Symers, John Maxwell, Alexander Lawson, George Duncan, m.p., Peter Kinmond, Charles Guthrie, David Miln, William Thorns, Alexander Bell, and William Jobson Manager—P. H. Thoms, Dundee ;

COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 15 EAST OF SCOTLAND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED AT DUNDEE, WITH BRANCHES AND AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, Head Office, No. 1 Bahk Street, Dundee Ordinary Directors. —David Miln, banker, Dundee, Chairman

William Clark, shipowner ; Thomas Couper, shipowner

Alexander Bell, surgeon ; James Neish, Nethergate John ;

Bell, Avriter ; and Charles Guthrie of Taybank Medical Advisers—Robert Bell, m.d., and Geo. M. Osborne, m.d. Solicitor—William Neish, Writer Manager—Ebenezer Erskine Scott, Accountant. [See Advertisement.] SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Office, IG St Andrews Place, Cowgate DUNDEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.

Lord liinnaird, Chairman ; Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. ; George

Duncan, m.p. ; W. D. Proctor of Glenkikie ; John Smith, Harecraig Patrick H. Thoms, Agent William L. Gibson, m.d., Consulting-Surgeon. SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Office, 112 Seagate DUNDEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.

John Watt of Meathie, Chairman ; Alexander Ogilvy, Andrew Benvie, and G. H. Newall Wm. Thoms, Agent. Pat. Nimmo, m.d., Medical Officer

NATIONAL FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OP SCOTLAND. Office, 32 Castle Street Local Board of Propr^ietors, for Life Assurance Business.—

Christopher Kerr, Town- Clerk, Chairman ; John Symers,

banker ; William Cobb, Mains of Fintry ; Miller Berrie,

merchant ; Alexander Lawson, merchant ; Peter Hean, builder C. Kerr & Company, Law Agents Robert Cocks, m.d., Medical Referee British Linen Company, Bankers. Thomas Nicholson, Agent 16 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

DUNDEE SEA INSUKAXCE COMPANY—1821. Office, 29 Cows;ate Directors. —David Martin, Da^"id Miln, John Symers, Eobert Leslie, William Curr, Peter Duncan, John Monciir, and James Wilson Archibald Crichton, Manager

UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDEEWEITER3. Office, 39 Castle Street George Boyd, Secretary

MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. Office, 7 Exchange Street Committee.—WUliam Clark, Chau-man; Peter Kerr, Eobert Leslie, Patrick D. Ritchie, James Cay, John Fjife, George Kidd, Robert Mmidy, and Jolin Guild John M. Lindsay, Secretar}'.

SEA INSUEANCE AGENCIES. Dundee Private Underwriters, James Soot, Agent Association of Underwriters, Dublin,. J. M. Lindsay, Do. Scottish Sealnsm-ance Company, Samuel Brodie, iVIanager ) A ssurance Office united with the Port -jT-^ q, * . Sturrock,i ,' T 1 \ n f-Wm. Agent ' ot London Assurance Company,... j °

1 , General Commission, Ship,i'' Loan, and -rr-^ q, , ^-i ' » >- \\ m. bturrock, Do. T r. ' Insurance Company, j

Agent for Lloyd's—David Crighton, 29 Exchange Street Average Stater—Arthur Young, 29 Cowgate

SHIP-BEOKERS. G. N. Baxter Patrick Just & Co. But chart & Pihner Peter Kerr Christie & Revel Charles INIills & Son John Fyffe Eobert D. Pryde Gray & Cay D. 0. Eobb J. & R. Gmld William Ruthven

GOVERXIEENT E>nGEATION AGENT.

Patrick Just ; office, 15 Dock Street COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 17

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE, PERTH, AND LONDON SHIPPING CO. Office, 4 Mid-Shore, Dundee Robert Marshall, Manager

DUNDEE AND LONDON TRADE. Steam-Ship Dundee, 680 tons, 300 h.-power, Jas. Kidd, Com. do. do. Spink, do. ,, Perth, 680 300 John „ London, 700 do. 360 do. Thos.Ewing,do. Clipper-Schooner Cleopatra, 213 tons, Robert Mann, Com. „ Victoria, 194 do. Samuel Stool, do. „ Zenobia, 192 do. Jas. Gray, do. „ Sovereign, 159 do. Jas. Rattray, do. Agents, M. & M. Wray, Downe's Wharf, London

DUNDEE AND LEITII TRADE Screio-Steamer Neptune, 62 tons, Thos. M'Gregor, Cora. „ Mars, 62 do. Peter Low, do. Agent, David Smith, Dock Gates, Leith DUNDEE AND,;NEWBURGH TRADE. Lighter Lark, 56 tons, John Barlow, Master Steam-tugs, Hercules and Sir Wm. Wallace Agent, John Cameron, Shore, Newburgh

DUNDEE AND HULL SHIPPING COMPANY. Office, 7 Mid-Shore

Clipper- Schooner George Duncan, Colin Deadrick, Master „ Albert, Wm. Buist, do. Alex. Mitchell, „ Queen, do. „ Shelah, David Smith, do. Thomas Coupar, Manager Thompson, M'Kay, & Co., Agents, Hull

TAY AND TYNE SHIPPING COMPANY. Schooners Joanna, Triumph, Briton, Archer, and Venture James Kennedy, Manager, Dundee Agent, James Young, 1 Burn Bank, Quayside, Newcastle C ;

18 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

DUNDEE AND PEETH STEAM-PACKET CO. Office, West Shore Steamers, Lass-o'-Gowrie and Royal Victoria Sail, during the summer months, from Dundee two hours hefore high water and from Perth at hijh water, calling at Newhurgh for goods and passengers James Catanoch, Manager

WHALE- FISHING COMPANIES.

TAY WHALE-FISHING CO, John Hume, Manager. Ships, Princess Charlotte and Advice

DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE-FISHING CO. Patriclc Smith, Manager. Ships, Alexander and Horn

TRADERS.

DUNDEE AND LONDON. Office, 126 Seagate

Schooners—Corymbns, Deucliars ; Hirondelle, NicoU ; Dart,

Bruce ; and Solicitor, Walker Agent, James Deuchars, Dundee

,, C. R. Colman, Plore's Wharf,' London DUNDEE AND LIVERPOOL. Office, 17 Dock Street

Schooners—Robert, John Paton, Master ; Tay, David Greig

Master ; and Mary, David Kidd, Master Agent, Robert Tosh Agents at Liverpool, Craig, Webster, & Co., King Street, Liverpool DUNDEE AND LIVERPOOL. Schooner Aid, 88 tons, George C. "V\^iite, Master

,, Margaret, 87 do. James NicoU, do.

,, Liverpool, 86 do. James Caithness, do.

,, Oak, 74 do. Robert Meldrum, do. Dundee P. D. Ritchie, Manager ; office, 49 Castle Street, Agents in Liverpool, Wm. Jackson, M'Connan, & Ronald COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 19 DUNDEE AND GLASGOW.

Eose, 75 tons, Robert RoUo, Master Mary, 75 do. John Johnstone, do. Barbara, 60 do. George Boyd, do.

P. D. Ritchie, Manager ; office, 49 Castle Street, Dundee A,2:ent in Glassrow, James Rankine, 57 Buchanan Street

DUNDEE AND ABERDEEN.

Smacks Guthries, Will, and Juno, Paterson, sail from each end at least once a-week, generally on Wednesday John Kennedy, Manager, 3 Dock Street, Dundee John Cook, Agent, 59 Marisclial Street, Aberdeen

DUNDEE AND LEVEN. Smack Helen and Jean, Gourlay, Master David Peter, Agent

DUNDEE AND STOCKTON. Jane Langdale

James Crichton, Agent; office, 6 Dock Street Wharliager at Stockton, Silvester Ingeldew

DUNDEE AND NEWBURGH. Albion, P. Pitkeathly, Master. John Pitkeathly, Agent

DUNDEE AND ROTTERDAM.

Schooner City of Rotterdam, James Lee, Master

,, William and James, George Fender, do.

,, Tay, David Brown, do. G. N. Baxter, Agent, Dundee Agents at Rotterdam, Messrs George Livingstone and J. A. Homvens, Haringvliet

QUEBEC AND MONTREAL. Barque Earl Powis, H. Walker, Commander D. Crighton, Owner. P. Just & Co., Agents 20 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

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

Alii, William Wrongham David RoUo Walker & Gloag Aberdeen,... David Mitchell Aberdeen Mutual, David Kyd Argus, C. Kerr & Co. Atlas, Robert Miln

,, ... ;.. James PuUar jun. British Guarantee, Edmund Baxter Caledonian, David Anderson Robert Miln Jas. M'Ewen Jas. Pattullo

City of Glasgow, ... R. A. Miller

...... ,, Andrew Ogilvie County, George Boyd Colonial, ... Walker & Gloag Crown, J. H. Baxter East of Scotland, ... E. E. Scott

Eagle Life, ... , ... Fred. Shaw Edinburgh, Reid, M'Laclilan, & Heron Experience, Jas. Chalmers funr.

,, D. S. Littlejohn English and Scottish Law, Edmund Baxter

)' J) William Kerr Equitable, R. G. Holden Farmers and Graziers', Jas. M'Ewen Globe, Jas. Chalmers junr.

,, William Methven Guardian, John Anderson General Life and Fire, John Durham Guarantee Society, G. A. Pattullo Gresham, David Barrie Imperial, ... Samuel Brodie Insurance Co. of Scotland, Wm. Wrongham Walker & Gloag London Assurance, Wm. Sturrock London, ... D. Paterson Life Association of Scotland, J. W. Thomson London Indisputable, David Peter COMMERCIAL AND MARITIME LISTS. 21

Manchester, Andrew Ogilvie Minerva, ... George Key

,, James Thorns Mutual Accumulation, P. H. Thorns Mercantile Life, ... James PuUar junr. Medical, Legal, and General, J. M. Lindsay Mutual Life, John Henderson National Loan Fund, R. G. Holden National, ... Thos. Nicholson National Mercantile, Robt. Boyd

)> R. A. Miller North Brtiish, Bell & Don Edward Caird John Laing Robert Small Northern Assurance, A. & J. Adie D. S. Littlejohn William Myles William Martin North of England, Alex. Allan Norwich Union, ... J. W. Alexander Palladium, W. B. Baxter Pelican, John Bell Phoenix, J. C. Lindsay

,, Thos. Walker Provident Clerks', D. H. Steele llailway Passengers' Ins Wm. Blakey Reversionary Co., R. A. Miller lloyal Exchange, ... Robt. Sturrock

,, Andrew Willison Scottisli Equitable, William Thoms Scottish Provident, John Sturrock junr. Scottish Widows', P. H. Thoms

Scottish Union, ... William Blakey Archibald Crichton James Hunter W. P. Shaw James Thoms Standard, Shiell & Small Star, Patrick Just Sun, D. B. Niven United Kingdom, Robert Stewart United Ins. William Blakey Kingdom Cattle , United Deposit, Wm. C. Monro DUNDEE DIKECTORY.

United Guarantee, ... Geo. Pattullo Union, ... James Shield West of England, ... Wm. Martin junr. West of Scotland Guarantee, John Sturrock junr. Yorkshire, Wm. C. Monro

IV-JOINT-STOCK COmPANXES.

DUNDEE GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Office, No, 18 Castle Street. Works, Peep-o'-day. Apf1icf\tifins for Gas or Meters, and notices of escapes of Gas, &c., are requested tii bn sent to the Company's Office, where they will be immediately attended to

E.riraordinary Directors far the present year. —Patrick Scott,

Dundee ; Richard Gardner, Dudhope ; David Blair of

Cookston ; John Bell, writer ; James Guthrie ; Alexander

lulward ; John Crichton, surgeon ; John Maxwell ^James ;

Ogilvie ; and John Thoms of Clepinglon Ch'cUnary Directors. —Alex. Lawson, James Cochrane, John Symers, David Baxter, Charles Guthrie of Taybank, Archibald Crichton, David Martin, David Guillan, Peter Stuart, John Sturrock, David Miln, and P. H. Thoms James Eussell, Manager. George Davidson, Sub-Manager Chris. Kerr & Co., winters. Law-Agents to the Company John Kerr, writer. Clerk to the Company

DUNDEE NEW GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road Directors.—James Whitton, Joseph Doctor, Wm. Crockatt jun., Wm. Small, J. H. Blakey, Alexander Balfour, Peter Hean, Robert Easson, Douglas Campbell, and Andrew Liddel Secretaries—Shiell & Small. Manager John Z. Kay PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 23 DUNDEE WATER COMPANY. Office, Meadow Road

Directors.—P. H. Thorns, (Chairman ;) Wm. Curr, Peter Hean, William Thorns ; George Clark, Edinburgh ; Alex. Lawson, and James Carmichael Robert Adamson, Manager. Shiell & Small, Secretaries

CEMETERY COMPANY.

Directors.—J. H. Blakey, Dundee, (Chairman ;) Chas. W.

Wright, Edinburgh ; John Gray, Edinburgh ; J. P. Shaw, Wm. Paterson, John Durham, James PattuUo—of Dundee Wm. Moyes, Superintendent, Secretary and Treasurer Neish & PattuUo, writers. Agents

JOINT-STOCK BUILDING COMPANY.

Charles Smith, Preses. Wm. Lawson, Vice-Preses Committee.— William Morris, George Robertson, Alexander Cameron, Wm. Wrongham, Jaijies Hunter, John Adam, James Robb, and William Balbirnie Wm. Methven, Treasurer. John Anderson, Secretary

V.-PUBI.IC COSJVEVAITCSI

THE DUNDEE AND PERTH AND ABERDEEN RAILWAY JUNCTION COMPANY, COMPRISING THE DUNDEE AND PEPvTH, DUNDEE AND ARBROATH, AND DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAYS. Chairman—The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird Deputy Chairman—Sir Patrick Murray Thriepland, Bart. Directors.—Patrick Hunter Thorns of Aberlemno, William Crockatt jun., Alexander Lawson, William Small, and William Thoms—all of Dundee Secretaries—Shiell & Small, Dundee ;;

24 DUNDEE DIEECTOEY.

BOAED OF DIEECTOES OF THE DUNDEE AND AEBEOATH EAILWAY COMPANY.

The Right Hon. Lord Kniiah-d ; Robert Adamson, John G. Baxter, William Curr, James Cochrane — of Dundee;

Thomas Collier, Hatton ; Charles Guthrie of Taybank Andrew Low, William Small, William Thorns—of Dundee John Boyd Baxter, Clerk

Manager—Richard Baird, Dundee Aiiditors—John Sturrock jun. and Wm. Myles, Dundee

EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE RAILWAY.

Directors. —John Balfour of Balbirnie, ]\Iarkinch, (Chairman ;) Sir Wm. Dunbar, Bart., 47 Heriot Row, Edinburgli,

(Deputy Chairman ;) James H. Burnett, AV.S., 4 Moray Place, Edinburgh; Edward Ellice, m.p., 18 Arlington

Street, London ; The Earl of Leven and Melville, Melville House, Cupar Fife; Robert Landale, s.s.c, 35 Dublin Street, Edinburgh; Wm. TuUis, Auchmuty, Markinch,

Fife ; E. D. Sandford, advocate, 11 Randolph Crescent,

Edinburgh ; James Cowan, paper manufacturer, 17 Princes

Street, Edinburgh ; Wm. H. Hunter, banker, Perth Sir James D. Elphinstone, Bart., of Logie Elphinstone Captain Wm. Ramsay, e.n., Edinburgh 0^cer5.—Thomas Bouch, C.E., General Manager; Henry

" Lees, Secretary ; John Spink, Passenger Manager ; F. P. Cockshott, Goods' Manager; Robert Nicholson, Loco- motive Superintendent

Eailway Traiks.—The hours of departure and arrival vary ; and particulars can aln-ays be learned at the Eailway Stations, or from the hand-bills and Oruides published periodically COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT OF TAY FERRIES.

Ex Officiis. —The Lords Lieutenant and Conveners of the Counties of Fife and Forfar, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Eastern District of Fifeshire, the Sheriff-Substitute for tlie Dundee District of Forfarshire, and the Provost of Dundee For the Cotmty of Fife. —John Berry, younger of Tayfield, Henry Stewart of St Fort, and F. L. S. Wedderburn of Birkhill For the County of Forfar.—Richard Gardner, Dudhope, John Symers and James Brown, Dundee — —

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 25

For Tovm Council of Dundee.—Bailies Clark, Harris, and Low

For the Subscribers. —Charles Guthrie of Taybank ; David

Martin, merchant, Dundee ; and John Peter, merchant, Dundee, now at Kirkland Christopher Kerr; Manager. Alex. Christie, Dundee, Clerk

John Lei|tch, Superintendent and Collector A steam-boat sails fitom Dundee to On Sundays the steam-boat sails from Newport every lawfulday, at tlie fol- Dundee as follows : lowing hours in the moi'ning, and con From 1st Oct. to 28th Feb. from Dun- tinues to ply hourly until the under- dee at 8 and 10 morning, and 1 and 4 mentioned hours in the evening: afternoon From 1st Oct. to 15th March inclusive, From 1st March to 23d April, and from 7 morn, to 5 afternoon, and 8 evening. 26th Aug. to 30t.h Sept., from Dundee 16th Mar. to 15th April, 7 M. to 6 A., at 7, 9, and 10 morning, and 1, 4, and and at 8 A. 6 afternoon 16th April to 10th Sept., 7 Ji. to 8 a. From 24th April to 25th Aug. from 11th Sept. to 30th Sept. 7 m. to 6 a., Dundee at 7, 9, and 10 morning, and and at 8 a. 1, 4, 6, and 8 afternoon A cutter sails for Newport an hour he- The boat leaves Newport for Dundee at fore the steam-boat each morning, each J hour after sailing from Dundee from the 15th Feb. to the 15th Oct.

Freight of a steam-boat, £10, 10s. ; of a sail-boat, 6s. ; and of a pinnace or cutter, 4s. 6d. Night fares, one-half more Steamers^ Princess Royal and Tayfield

HACKNEY CARRIAGES. Abstract of the Regulations enacted by the Magistrates.

On the High Street in front of the Town-house On Nethergate Street—betwixt Old English Chapel and Tally Street On Panmure Street—along south side thereof—west from Murraygate FARES. That the following and no higher fares shall be charged :— For any distance betwixt places within the town, not lying beyond the Lily-

bank toll-bar and Taybank gate on the east ; Blackness and Logie toll-bars

on the west ; or Sommerville Place, Head of Bonnet-hill, and Stobb's Well (at crossing of Forfar and Murroes Road, Lunatic Asylum) on the north. One Shilling For any distance beyond the said bounds, but within the limits of the extended Royalty, (besides payment of tolls,) One Shilling and Sixpence If required to go from a place, situated to the westward of Small's Wynd, Hunter Street, or Blinshall Street, to a place lying to the north of the road in front of Sommerville Place, or Ann Street, Hillbank, or the eastward of St Roque's Lane, Strait Brae, or Wellington Street, or betwixt places lying beyond the limits stated, sixpence extra shall be charged For any distance beyond the extended Royalty, not exceeding one mile, a far-

ther sum of one shilling ; for every mile or part of a mile thereafter, nine- pence additional, unless by agreement When engaged by the hour, the fare shall be, per hour. Two Shillings, (besides tolls.) 26 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

When required to ply after eleven o'clock p.m. to one o'clqck a.m., a fare and

half, as aforesaid, to be charged ; after one o'clock a.m. to five o'clock a.m.,

doubje fares ; after five o'clock a.m. till seven o'clock a.m., one and a halffare to he charged If a carriage be required to take up two or more parties, or to go out of the ordinary route betwixt two places, so that it he detained more than ten minutes by doing so, sixpence extra may be charged Luggage not exceeding in weight 56 lib. shall be taken free of charge, above that weight it shall be liable to a charge of sixpence extra Half fares to be charged for returning by the same carriage, (when not engaged by time,) but the carriage not to be detained beyond fifteen minutes, unless by agreement It shall be in the option of the party requiring the carriage to take any one he may prefer, no priority of turn being allowed

CARRIERS. J. and P. Cameron, 8 Dock Street and 15 Exchange Street, Agents for the Caledonian Railway for Scotland—forward goods to London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and the principal towns in the South and West of Eng-

land ; also to Grlasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Arbroath, Mon- trose, Brechin, Aberdeen, and most parts in the North and West of Scotland

COUNTRY CARRIERS. PLACES. NAMES QUAETEKS, DATS. DEPART. Alyth David Dick Stewart's Ea.gle Inn, Meadowside Ts.& Fr. 3 pm. David Steel Paton's Coal Shed, Overgate do. 2 „ Arbroath J. Cartwright Wilkie's, 118 Murraygate do. S „ „ Jn. Thomson Do. Do. do. 3 „ Abernvte Arclid. Gray Robertson & Brown, High Street Fridav 2 „ Auohterhouse...T. Anderson Wallace's Coal Shed, Barrack St. Ts.&Fr.4 „ Blairgowrie Jas. Gunnison James Buchan, Overgate do. 2 „ „ Thos. M'Nab Wilkie's, 118 Murraygate do. 2 „ Bro. Ferry D. Petrie Cameron's, Thorter Row Friday 5 „ Coupar Angus .G. M'Ritchie John Thom's, Church Lane Ts.&Fr.S „

,. Thos. Myles Do. Do. do. 3 „

Cupar Fife James Scott Brand's, Greenmarket do. 2 ,, Ceres Robt. Abbot Moncur's, South Union Street Wednes.3 „ Dunkeld Robt. Gellatly Wilkie's, Murraygate Fridav 12 x. Drumsturdie ...Rt. Spalding J. Hill, Seagate Ts. & Pr. 12 „ Errol James Watson W. Binnv, Couttie's Wynd do. 2 p.m. „ Jas. Melville J. Hill, Seagate do. 2 „ „ Jas. Christie Wilkie's, 118 Murraygate do. 2 „

,. Straton Do. Do. do. 2 „ Forfar Chas. Low Do. Do. do. 3 „ Do. do. „ John Young Do. 3 ^, do. Thos. Rodger Do. Do. 3 ^, David Seagate do. „ Miliar T. Methven, 28 3 ^^ <3o. „ D. Millar Do. Do- 3 ,, do. Cook Do. Do. 3 ^^ F.-P.-on-Craig. Thomas BlackBrand's, Greenmarket do. 3 „ Glammis Andw. Rough Low's Coal Yard, Seagate do. 2 „ „ D. & G. Luckie Do. Do. Do. do. 2 „ Glenisla Jas. M'Dougal Davidson's Do. Butcher Row Friday 4 „ EDUCATIONAL AND LITEEAEY INSTITUTIONS. 27

Inchture Eobert Craig James Currie's, Overgate Fritiay2 p.jf. Kirriemuir George Smith T. Methven, Seagate Ts. Th & Sat. 2 „ „ John Hood Wilkie's, Murraygate do. do. 2 „ „ David Edward Do. Do. do. do. 2 „

,, Geo. Webster Mrs Coiiper's, 104 Murraygate do. do. 2 „ Kirkinch John Mitchell James Buclian, Overgate Friday 2 „ Kirkbuddo John Park Davidson's Coal Yard, Butcher Eow do. 1 „ Kinnaird Alex. Duncan John Hume's, grocer, Overgate do. 2 „ Lochee David Waddel Millar's Coal Yard, Tay Street every day and J. Soutar, 11 Barrack St. Longforgan Roht. Kermath James Bell's, Overgate Friday 4„

Meigle James Mann Wallace's Coal Yard, Barrack Street do. 2 ,. Monikie Wm. Gibson Stewart's Stables, King Street do. 2 „ „ John Smith J. Hill, Seagate Ts. & Fr. 1 „ Murroes Js. Henderson Mrs Farquharson's, tobacconist Friday 12 n, E!ittray...Jas. New Yeaman Low's Yard, Seagate Ts. &Fr. 12 ,

St Andrews, ") C'rail, and V-David Millar Mrs Moncur, S. Union Street do. 3 p.m. Anstruther J J David Eitchie Do. Do. per Eailway Tealing Jas. M'Laren Spence's Yard, Seagate Wed &Fr. 1p,m.

PRINCIPAL HOTELS. Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate, Alexander Stewart British do 4 Castle Street, John Stewart Crown do Greenmarket, Daniel White Fifeshire Inn, 1 Craig Street, Mrs D. Young Albion Hotel, 15 Tally Street, Mrs Wallace Victoria do 8 Barrack Street, Mrs Jack Eagle Inn, 108 Murraygate, John Stewart Star do 58 Seagate, George Crammond Lemon Tree Inn, 78 Murraygate, Robb & Co. Strathmore Inn, 6 North Tay Street, Alexander Moon Thoms's Inn, 9 Church Lane, John Thorns Dundee Coffeehouse, 69 Murraygate, Thomas Lamb Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street, Mrs Wallace Tee-total Coffeehouse, 11 Crichton Street, J. Allan & Son

VZ-BDUCATIOSTAX. ANH I.ITERARV INSTITUTIOSrS.

PUBLIC SEMINARIES. DIRECTOES. From Tovm Council. —Provost Thorns, Bailies Clark, Harris, Low, and Smith, George Milne, John Anderson, Peter Hean, George Ower, and Peter Kerr ;

28 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

From Subscribers.—David Miln, Thomas Nicholson, J. W. Thomson, John Kerr, John Bell, Frederick Shaw, William Thorns, and Thomas Drummond John Sturrockjun., Secretary

TEACHERS. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and\., M'T arpn Chemistry \ Arithmetic, Geography, Nautical As- i tronomy, Moral Philosophy, History, >Andrew Roy Logic, "&c J Modern Languages John Chrlstison

Latin, Greek, Geography, and History jg'^^^J^^^^^^^^g^^^ fJ- Cuthbertson Enghsh,T^Ti-nGrammar, Geography,r< -UP&c j^^^^^ ^^^^,^^ ^^^_ fUT -x- J » -ii i.- f James Matthew Writmg and Arithmetic , ^j^^ Crichton, Ass. Drawing, Painting, &c D. R. Andrews Music Mrs Scott Plain and Fancy Needlework Miss Nicoll John Young, Officer

LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF THE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND.

The object of the Institute is to certify the qualifications of Teachers, Increase their efficiency, improve their condition, and raise the standard of education generally. The Dundee Local Association consists of nearly all the Teachers within the bounds of the Presbytery of Dundee.

Ojfiee-bearers. — Daniel Macintosh, Meadowside Academy,

Chairman ; James Hamilton, Sessional School, Treasurer John Morris, Parish Schoolmaster, Mains, Secretary Committee.—Alexander M'Laren, John Cuthbertson, Thomas Dick junior, Francis Guild; W. M. Alexander, Monikie';

William Smith, Monifieth ; Thomas Macdonald, Abernyte

WATT INSTITUTION, 1824.

Hall, Library, and Museum, Constitution Road Right Hon. Lord Eannaird, President :

EDUCATIONAL AND LITEEARl' INSTITUTIONS. 29 EXCHANGE COFFEEROOM, Exchange Buildings Committee.—James Brown, John Sturrock, 0. G. Miller, Alex. J. Buist, John M. Lindsay, Andrew Low, George H. Newall, Robert Adamson, Alexander Keay John Cowper, Waiter BALTIC COFFEEHOUSE, 2 Cowgate Thomas Neish, Chairman; J. G. Baxter, Deputy Chairman; Robert Sturrock, Treasurer. Peter Fleming, Waiter READING-ROOM AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. Rooms, 5 Reform Street

David Robertson, Chairman ; George Campbell, Treasurer Wm. Puljar, Secretary PUBLIC LIBRARY, 20 Vault Committee. — Robert Ferguson, John Robertson, A. Adie, David D. Thomson, James PuUar, Gi'ay Bissett, James Horsburgh, James Kinnison, David EdAvards, William Middleton, James D. Ramsay, Rev. Thomas Stirling Charles Roger, Librarian, Treasurer, and Secretary CHALMERS'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 10 Castle Street

Books lent out by the year, half-year, quarter, month, or day

WORKING-MEN'S COFFEE AND NEWS ROOMS, 9 Wellgate and 164 Overgate Directors.—1m\:& Kinnaird, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Colonel Kinloch, Patrick Watson, T. W. Miln, C. Guthrie, Ed- ward Baxter, A. J. Buist, Andrew Low, H. B. Ferguson, William Small, and others.

Arthur Begg, Treasurer, 20 High Street ; J. Irvine, Secretary Quarters to Reading-Room.-—Beginning of January, April, July, and October.—Terms, Is per quarter Open daily from half-past five morning till ten evening ;

30 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. NATURALISTS' ASSOCIATION.

William M. Ogilvie, President ; William Peacock, Secretary C. Buchanan, Treasurer

Meet the first Monday of every month in Jiamb's Coffee. - house, Murraygate

NEWSPAPERS. Dundee, Perth and Cupar Advertiser (1801)—Office, No. 3 Overgate. Published on Tuesday and Friday mornings Dundee Courier (1816)—Office, Kev's Close, No. 11 Nether- gate. Published on Wednesday morning Dundee Warder (1841)—Office, No. 62 High Street. Pub- lished on Thursday morning. Dundee Commercial Journal (1850)- Office, No-, 8 Overgate, Published every Saturday morning

VIl.-CHARITABLS A'^B BEN"EV02iE^T IlfSTITUTIOE^S.

ROYAL INFIRMARY, 1795, OFFICE-BEARERS.

Earl of Airlie, President

Vice-Presidents. —Lords Panmure, Douglas, and Kinnaird ! ' Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. ; Thomas Erskine of Linlathen the Provost of Dundee Weekly Committee of Directors. — Andrew Low, Chair-

man ; Andrew Low, Thomas Smith, John Mills, Thomas W. Miln, Rev. W. Berwick, Edward Urquhart, Jolm Moncur, Robert Adarason, Alexander Balfour, James Mills, Oeorge H. Newall, Peter Stuart, John Laing, Alex. Low, John Syraers, George Rough, David Martin sen.

The Committee is open to the President, Vice-Presidents, Governors for life, and Treasurer, who are entitled by the Charter to attend and vote House Visitor's. —George Rough, James Mills, Edward Urqu hart, Peter Stuart CHAEITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 31

Attending Physician.—Alexander Webster, m.d. Consulting Physician.—James Arrott, m.d. Attending Surgeon.—Matthew Nimmo Consulting Surgeons.—John Crichton, William Monro, M.p. Resident Surgeon and Apothecary.—William Campbell, M.D. MEDICAL ATTENDANTS ON THE OUT-PATIENTS AT THEIR OWN HOUSES. East District. —Alexander Duncan, M.D., Surgeon From the north-east and east boundaries of the hurgli to Trades' Lane, St Andrews Street, Wellgate, and Hilltown. Middle District. —John Malcolm, M.D., Surgeon From the houndaries novr stated on the east to Tay Street, Fole Park, and Lochee Road on the west, including the Pleasance and the west half of the Scouringbum eastward to the intersection by Henderson's Wynd, which diverges from that street to the north. West District. —William Aitken, Surgeon From the west and south boundaries of the Middle District stated above to the western limits of the town. Rev. John Eobertson, Secretary and Treasurer, Wellgate Mrs M. H. Mitchell, Matron

ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, 1812.

DIRECTORS.

Patrick Scott, Chairman Extraordinary Directors. —The Hon. Fox Maule, Lord-Lieu-

tenant of the County ; the Right Hon. Lord J. F. Gordon

Hallyburton, M.P. for the County ; James L'Amy, Esq.,

Sheriff-Depute of the County ; George Duncan, Esq., M.P.

for the Burgh of Dundee ; the Moderator of the Synod of

Angus and Mearns ; Patrick Scott ; Thomas Erskine of

Linlathen ; David Blair of Cookston ; Sir John Ogilvy,

Bart. ; and William Thoms ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Ex Officiis. —The Provost, the oldest Bailie, and the Dean of Guild, of Dundee For the Nine Incorporated Trades.—George Soutar, James Mills, and William Lawson For the Three United Trades. —George Ower For the Guildry Incorporation.—Alexander Balfour, George Thoms, William Wrongham, and ^Robert Ramsay, for the Maltmen Fraternity ;

32 DUXDEE DIRECTORY

For the Fraternity of Seamen.—George Kidd For the Presidents of the Lodges.—-John Philp For the Kirk-Session. — The Kev. James Thomson and Adam Moon For the Presbytery.—The Rev. John Eobertson, Mains, and the Rev. Hngh Lyell For the Freeholders and Commissioners of Supply of the County of Forfar. —John Guthrie of Guthrie ; Charles

Gutlirie of Taybank ; Richard Gardner, Dudhope House ; and William Cobb, Mains of Fintry For the Governors of the Royal Infirmary.—James Guthrie, Colin Symers, James Brown, G. H. Newall, Alexander Keay ; Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon ; Robert Cocks, Physi-

cian ; and the Rev. T. G. T. Anderson Committee of Manacjement. —The Chairman, Sir John Ogilvy Bart., James Guthrie, Colin Symers, William Thoms, and Alexander Balfour House Visitors. — George Thoms, Alexander Keay, and Rev. T. G. T. Anderson

Officers. — The Rev. Thomas Stirling, Chaplain ; Patrick

Nimmo, M.D., Physician ; T. T. Wlngett, M.D., Medical

Superintendent ; Mrs Marjory Forbes Kilgour, Matron

the Rev. John Robertson, Secretary ; and John Sturrock junior, Treasurer

ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION, 1815. 14 Small's Wynd Lord Panmure, President Vice-Presidents.—Earl of Airlie, Sir John Ogilvy, the M.P. for the Burgh, the Sheriff of the County, the Sheriff-Sub- stitute at Dundee, Major-General Sir Wm. Chalmers of Glenericht, Patrick Scott Directors.—The Provost, Parish Minister, Dean of Guild, Convener of the Nine Trades, Preses of the Society of Writers, Boxmaster of the Seamen Fraternity, and Deacon of the Maltmen, ex officiis Patrick Gardiner, Edward Urquhart, George Rough, Andrew Low, James Small junior, James Guthrie, James Chal- mers junior, George H. Newall, Thomas Neish, George Soutar, Colin Symers Francis Guild, Master. Mrs Guild, Matron Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon Patrick Gardiner, Treasurer. — George Milne and David Anderson, Joint-Secretaries —

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 33

INDUSTEIAL SCHOOL SOCIETY, 1846. President.—The Eight Hon. Lord Kimiaird

Vice-Presidents.—Thorns.?, "EiX^khyQ of Lmlathen ; P. H. Thorns, Esq., Provost Committee. —Edward Baxter, Colin Symers, G. H. Newall, Andrew Low, William Thorns, George Miller, John Wat- son, AVilliam Edward Baxter, Alexander M'Walter, Dr Christie, Alexander J. Buist, William Wallace, William Jillller, John Smith, T. W. Miln, Andrew Brown,. T. Nicholson, Thomas Bell, William Lowson Andrew Low junior. Secretary Patrick Watson, High Street, Treasurer, To whom all donations and subscriptions may be paid. vSchools in Temple Lane Alex. W. Small, Teacher. Miss Stott, Female Teacher

LODGING HOUSE ASSOCLITION, 1849. The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, President Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., George Paterson of Castle Huntly, Vice-Presidents Committee of Mana{]ement.—T. W. Miln (Chairman), Thos. Erskine of Linlathen, Alexander Clayhills of Invergowrie, Edward Baxter, James Brown, Patrick Watson, Andrew Low, Colin Symers, Alexander Low, Alexander Easson, Alexander J. Buist, Robert Fergusson, James Watt, Andw. Brown, Robert Sturrock, James Chalmers junior, Thomas Neish, Daniel AValker, Richard Gardner of Dudhope, G. H. Newall, Edward Urquhart, William Lowson W. C. Monro, 31 Reform Street, Secretary and Treasurer

The object of the Association is to improve the lodging houses for the labouring classes in Dundee : 1. By establishing Model Lodging Houses throughout the town ; and 2. By encouraging and making known respectably conducted lodging houses.

The Association has established two Model Lodging Houses : I. The Victoria Model Lodging House, Scott's Close, 97 Overgate. —Alex. Braidwood, Superintendent II. A Lodging House for Females, No. G9 Scouringburn. —John Baird, Superintendent D ;;

^4 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Dundee Auxiliary Branch.—Lord Panmure, President ; John Graham of Pearsie, J. B. Walker, Lieut. R. N. Naughton, Peter Ogilvie of Ruthven, and the Provost of Dundee, Vice-Presidents John Fyffe, 44 & 45 Dock Street, Secretary and Treasurer

INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY.

The Provost, President ; Edward Baxter, Vice-President

Alex. Moncur, Treasurer ; John Anderson, writer. Secretary; William Morris, Collector

FEMALE SOCIETY.

Mrs Wright, Tay Square, President ; Miss Whitson and Mrs

Symers, Treasurers ; Miss Miller, Whiteleys, Secretary

CLOTHING SOCIETY. Mrs Martin, Rose Angle, President Miss Jessie Miller, Treasurer. Mrs R. Sturrock, Secretary

EYE INSTITUTION, 84 Murraygate Patron.—The Right Hon. Lord Panmure President.—Patrick Scott Extraordinary Directors.—The Member of Parliament for

the Burgh of Dundee ; P. W. Ogilvy of Ruthven ; Sir

John Ogilvy, Bart. ; Lieut. -Col. Sir C. Hopkinson, C.B.

the Provost ; the oldest Bailie Ordinary Directors. —Colin Symers, Dr Maxwell, George Thorns, James Guthrie, Samuel Brodie, Rev. James Ewing Treasurer.—William Wrongham, Panmure Street Secretary.—William Kerr, Writer Surgeon.—Dr Cocks, 25 Tay Street CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 35 INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES IN THE CHEST, Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, President James Arrott, m.d., Physician

INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB, 20 Bucklemaker WyHd Lord Panmure, Patron. The Earl of Airlie, President

Vice-Presideiits. —Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. ; Geo. Duncan,\ii.p. Committee of Management. —William Collier, John Mitchell, Patrick Anderson, and George Armitstead Wm. Wrongham, Treasurer. Wra. Myles, Secretary A. Drysdale and Mrs Drysdale, Teachers and Superintendents The Institution is open to the inspection of Visitors every Tuesday and Friday from 12 to 1 o'clock

NIGHT ASYLUM FOR THE HOUSELESS. Committee.^-Jajnes Brown, James Watt, Andrew Low, Colin Symers, Patrick Watson, P. H. Thoms, David Martin AVilliam Curr, Treasurer, and ex officio a Member and Con- vener of Committee John Ogilvie, Secretary

THE HOME, 1848, 17 Paton's Lane

Patronesses. —H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent ; The Right

Hon. Lady Jane Ogilvy ; The Right Hon. Lady IGnnaird; Lady Scott of Ancrum and Balgay Patrons.—Earl of Airlie, Lord Panmure, Sir John Ogilvie, Bart., Thomas Erskine of Linlathen Treasurer.—Wm. Cobb, Mains of Fintry Physician.—Dr W. L. Gibson. Matron. —Mrs Nicol HIGHLAND SOCIETY FOR GENERAL BENEVOLENT PURPOSES, AND FOR BELIEVING DESTITUTE HIGHLANDERS

James Reid, Chieftain ; George Ower, Vice-Chieftain Rev. C. M'Allister, Chaplain. David Hean, Treasurer. John Henderson, Secretary John Bogue, Piper and Officer :

36 DUKDEE DIEECTORY. MORTIFICATIONS.

IlR William Guild's—1656. —The interest of a sum equal to £240 is applied til the maintenance of tivo bursars at tlie United College, St Andrews.—Patrons The Town Council. Factor: The Towti Chamberlain. Bailie William Rogee's—^1658.—Seven bursars receive each one suit of clothes and £4 yearly ; and £.3 6s. 8d. as an apprentice fee.—Patrons : The Kirk

Session. Factor : Eev. John Robertson. Mrs Bailie William Roger's—The Widows' Fund—1G65 —At present about sixteen poor widows receive 6s. each month.—Patrons : The Ivirk Session.

Factor : Rev. John Robertson. (riLBERT Giithkie's—1674.—At present twenty-four bursars receive £2 6s. 8d. annually, besides education at the Sessional School: and '£3 6s. 8d. as an apprentice fee.—Patrons: The Magisti'ates and Kirk Session. Factor: Kev. John Robertson. George Browxe's—1695.—An annuity of £60, the value of certain heritable subjects in the Overgate, is divided equally among ton poor children, not less than six years of age, born of parents in communion with the Church, and resident in the parish of Dundee. From circumstances, this charity is not, in the meantime, available.—Patrons : The Provost, Bailies, Ministers, and Kirk

Treasurer. Factor : John Kerr, writer. Rev. David Ferguson's— 1695.—The interest of £16.32 is applied to the edu- cntion and maintenance of two boys, the name of the mortifler being preferred. They receive £8 each per annum at the Grammar School, till 14 years of age;

and at College of St Andrews for four ycar.s.— Patrons : .James Webster of Balmnir, the Heirs of the late R. Graham of Fintry, the Heirs of Sir James

Kinloch of Kinloch, and the Provost of Dundee Factor : John Kerr. AViLLiAM Stevex or Stephen's— 1720.— About £70 are annually applied to the education and maintenance of seven boys of the name of Stephen and Garden,

or sons of decayed merchants, who receive f8 a-year each.—Patrons : The Provost, the Minister of St Paul's, and the Lairds of Blackness and Dunnichen.

Factor : John Kerr.

- Rev. James Paton'r—1726 —Ten guineas are annually paid for the education of a girl or girls at the Public Schools of Dundee. They must belong to the Parish of Kettins.—Patrons: The Laird of Pitcur, and the Minister of

Kettins. Factor : Robert Newton, Hallyburton. John Lawson's—1728.—The interest of £111 is applied to the maintenance

of one bursar of the name of Lawson or Gra}' at St Andrews.—Patrons : The Town Council. Factor: The United College of St Andrews, or their factor. George Bruoe's—17.38 To maintain the raortifier's library, and to educate a boy named Bruce, Gray, or Duncan, for six years at the Grammar School,

The Patrons resolved, some years ago, to assume an additional bursar .

Patrons : The Provost, Dean of Guild, Ministers, and Masters of the Grammar'

School. Factor : William Barrie, town clerk.

William Henderson's- 1742.—The interest of £400 is applied to the education of about thirty poor boys and girls at the Sessional School.—Patrons: The; Provost, Bailies, Town Clerks, and Ministers. Factor: John Symers.

James Clark's— 1744.—The interest of £3.33 is applied for maintaining and

educating two boys.—Patrons : The Town Council and Sir George Clerk of,

Pennycuik. Factor : The Town Chamberlain. Miss Graham's—1767.— Two female bursars; one receives the interest Q £100, and the other that of £50 a-year, towards their maintcnanc* and education

Patrons : The Kirk Session. Factor : Rev. J, Robertson.

Dr John Brown's— 176S.—At present tliirteen bursars receive each £j yearly, education at the Sessional School, and £8 as an apprentice fee.— Patrons

The Magistrates and Kirk Session. Factor : Rev. J. Robertson. ;::.

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS. 37

Captain John Ramsay's—1774.—Eight poor boys and four aged persons, of either sex, of good cliaracter, or an increase as the funds will admit of. Two of theho3'S receive each £4 16s., and six of tliem £1 16a., as well as education.

The aged persons receive each £5 per annum.— Patrons : Tlie Magistrates, Dean of Guild, Town Treasurer, and Clerk; the Ministers of St Mary's, the Murraygate and Overgate districts; and five Members of the Kirk Session. Factor: Rev. J. Robertson. James Webster's—1789.—The interest of £6000 is applied for the education of twenty-one boys at the Academy. Twenty-live bays and twenty-five girls

attend Mr and Miss M'Intosh's school. Factor : John Kerr, writer. Alexander Whtte's— 1799. —Twenty-two boys and girls (seamen's children have a preference) have annually, for four years, £4 each, and education at the

' Sessional School.—Patrons : The Kirk Session. Factor : Rev. J. Robertson. James Pqllar's—1804.—The sura of .£3000 affords annually £10 to the In- firmary, £5 to the poor of the Nine Trades, and £5 to the poor of the parish. The remainder of the annual rent being for the maintenance and education of

ten poor boys, and the support of ten old men and women.—Patrons : The Minister of the Overgate district, twenty Members of Kirk Session, Convener and Deacons of Trades, and their immediate predecessors in office. Factor David KoUo, writer. John Gtribve's-1806.—The sum of £393 Is. 8d. mortified for the maintenance of an indigent lunatic in the Dundee Asylum. Charles Anderson's—1820.—Twelve old men receive 6s. montlily, and a

similar sum is paid to the Indigent Sick Society.—Patrons : The Kirk Session. 'Factor ; Rev. J. Kobertson.

James Constable's—1821.—The interest of £2776 is annually applied for

the education of as many boys as the interest will maintain at £8 each ; at

present sixteen.—Patrons : "The Provost, Dean of Guild, and Parish Minister Factor: The Town Clerk. Mrs Margaret Hughes's—1825.—The interest of £100 is annually applied

for educating one poor girl.—Patrons : The Kii'k Session. Factor ; 'The Rev. J. Robertson. Miss Elizabeth Hallybukton's—1826.—The interest of £1034 7s Id. is annually divided amongst throe, four, or five maiden ladies. —Patrons : Th*

Town Council. Factor : The Town Chamberlain. Mrs Margaret Petrib or Morton's— 1827.—The interest of the bulk of her fortune is destined for the maintenance of aged and indigent persons belonging to the town and parish of Dundee—those of the name of Petrie and Wighton having a preference —who each receive from £4 10s. to £6 per annum. Trustees: Alexander Keay, William Barrie, Alexander Kay, George Duncan, William

Curr, George H. Baxter, and James Powrie. Factor : William Barrie. Mrs Johnston or Webster's—1831.—The interest of £5000 is applied in annuities to blind men and women, and in educating blind boys and girls failing whom, to boys and girls having their sight, but always limited to the " names of Webster, Speid, Watt, and Johnston."—Patrons : The Provost, Sheriff-Substitute, Parish Minister, Dean of Guild, and Convener of Nine

Trades. Factor : William Thorns, Dundee.

George Webster's-1839 The interest of £105 is applied towards the education of fourteen or fifteen children at the Sessional Schools. Patrons The Provost and Bailies. Lord Panmure's—1840.—The interest of £1000, given to the Town by Lord Panmure, is paid annually to the Royal Infirmary.

George Marshall's The interest of £600 is divided annually among

five old seamen.—Patrons : The Master and Committee of the Trinity House.— Factor, James M'Ewen, writer. Mrs Gibson's.—The interest of £100 is applied for the preaching of a ser- mon yearly against cruelty to animals. 38 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

VIIX-ECCLESIASTXCAL I.XSTS.

CLEEGY AND PLACES OF WORSHIP.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH. St Marv's, East Church, Eev. Charles Adie, d.d. St Paul's, South Church St Clement's,.. Steeple Church, „ J. Thomson, a.m.

St John's,... . Cross Church, „ James Csesar, a.m. St David's, North Tay Street,.. „ John L. Adamson

St Andrew's,... King Street, - | R^^.o^^Jf/. £ g, Chapelshade, .. Constitution Road, „ W. A. Smith, a.m.

FREE CHURCH. St John's, Small's Wynd, Eev. Alex. 0. Laird

St David's, Ward Road, ,, Charles Nairn

St Andrew's, .. Meadow Place, Bell St., ,, James Ewing

St Peter's, St Peter's St., Hawkhill, ., I. Burns, a.m. Gaelic, Long Wynd, „ C. MAlister Willison's, Barrack Street, „ Thomas Hill AYallacetown,.. Church St., Prince's St. „ John Skene

Hilltown, Maxwelltown, ,, John Baxter

Chapelshade, .. Bell Street, „ J. M'Dougall Dndhope Upper Pleasance, „ Wm. Stewart Mariners', Reform Street, „ Wm. Wilson Do. Bethel Chapel, Dock Street,.,.. .Preaching Station

episcopalians. d.c.l., f Rt. Rev. A. P. Forbes, Bishop of Brechin I St Paul's,... Castle Street, { Rev. T. G. T. Anderson, a.m. D. Greig, a.m., Missionary I „

i Deacon

reformed PRESBYTERIANS. Peter Street Hall, Murraygate, Rev. David Berrie

UNITED original SECEDERS. AVatt Institution Hall, Rev. Edward A. Thomson ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS. 39

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Second Congregation, Bell Street, „ W. B. Berwick Third do., Tay Square, Tay Street, „ J. R. M'C4avin Fourth do., Temple Lane, „ R. Gemmell Fifth do. (Wishart Church), Cowg. Port „ John C. Baxter Sixth do. (James's Church), Bell Street „ James Reston

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES. Ward Chapel, Constitution Road,.... Rev. Robert Lang, a.m. Prince's Street, „ A. Hannay, A.M. Lindsay Street, „ David Cook

GLASSITES. King Street, G. H. Baxter, D. Maxwell, C. Philip, and Alexander Moir

OLD SCOTCH INDEPENDENT CHURCH. Barrack Street

Alex. Easson, Elder ; J. Hovell and D. Whyte, Deacons

BAPTISTS. Meadowside, ' \IS^f^^M^iMalcolm M'Lean Seagate (South Side), Alexander Pirie Do. (North Side), Rev. T. Henderson

WESLEYAN METHODISTS. Overgate, Top of Tally Street, Rev. Jabez Palmer

PRIMITIVE METHODISTS. Baltic Street, Rev. James Johnston

EVANGELICAL UNION. Macintosh's Close, Meadowside, Rev. A. M. Wilson

CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Hammermen's Hall, Barrack Street, Various Rankine's Close, Murraygate, do.

LATTER-DAY SAINTS, OR MORMONITES. Camperdown Hall, Barrack Street, Various 40 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH. Meadow Place, Bell Street E,ev. John Rankine

CHARTIST CHURCH. Baltic Street, John Hunter

ROMAN CATHOLICS.

St Andrew's Chapel, Nethergate, .... j^^J' ^_ MacXnald

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

Session- Clerk. —Alexander Keay, 20 Meadow Street

CITY MISSION ASSOCIATION. Andrew Low, President Edward Baxter and P. H. Thorns, Vice-Presidents

Ed. Urquhart, Treasurer ; W. E. Baxter and R. M'lvenzie, Secretaries

. RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. P. H. Thorns, President

Henry Jack, Treasurer ; W. E. Baxter, Secretary

ASSOCIATION FOR THE MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION OF RELIGIOUS TRACTS. Committee. —Andrew Low, Edward Baxter, Patrick Watson, Henry B. Fergusson, James Neish, James Lawrie, Patrick H. Thoms, John Crichton, James Mills, Thomas Smith, George Armitstead, John Watson

William Murdoch, Treasurer ; James Kennedy, Secretary Robert M'Lachlan, Depository

DUNDEE AUXILIARY TO THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.

President ; Ed. Baxter, Vice-President

John Laing, Treasurer ; Rev. J. R. M'Gavin, Secretary MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 41 AUXILIAKY TO THE CONGEEGATIONAL UNION OF IRELAND.

John Smith, Treasurer ; Rev. Alex. Hannay, Secretary

AUXILIARY TO THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Rev. Robert Lang, Chan-man of Committee

D. Urquhart, Treasurer ; Rev. A. Hannay, Secretary

XX—MISCEIiLANEOVS I.XSTS.

FACTORY ACT, DUNDEE. Inspector of Factories—Captain Kincaid Sub-Inspector—Daniel Walker Certifying Surgeons—Drs Monro and W. C. Saunders PUBLIC BATHS. West Protection Wall. Convener—Alexander Maxwell jun. Treasurer—James Chalmers. Secretary—John Irvine Warm, Cold, and Shower Baths in four classes, and on moderate terms. Open during summer from 7 A.M. till 10 P.M., and in winter from 7 A.M. till 9 P.M.

FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

T. W. Miln, President ; Alexander Easson, Vice-President

George Laird, Treasurer ; W. M. Ogilvie, Secretary

DUNDEE BOWLING CLUB. Green at Forebank President—John Moir. Treasurer—David Smith Secretary—Alexander J. Warden Committee — Peter Watson, Alexander Pirie jun., James Horsburgh, James Todd, William Martin jun., James Paterson 42 DUNDEE DIRECTOKY. HAWKHILL BOWLING CLUB. President—Captain Neish Treasurer and Secretary—Alex. J. Buist Committee—E. E. Scott, Andrew Adie, William Bell CURLING CLUB. Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., President G. H. Newall and David Pitcairn, Vice-Presidents Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., and David Pitcairn, Eepresentative Members The Bev. James Thomson, Chaplain

John Bett, Treasurer ; Andrew Adie, Secretary Committee of Management—J. H. Blakey, A. J. Buist, John Millar, J. Whitton, Wm. Crockatt jun., Andrew Roxburgh

CRICKET CLUB.

Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., of Inverquharity, Patron j

Robert Bagshaw, Captain ; George Worrall, Lieutenant I Committee—William Jack, John Bruce, Andrew Hamilton ^ jun., John Morrison

Chas. S. Sherwood, Secretary ; Alex. Macleod, Treasurer

PANMURE GOLF CLUB, 1845. Robert Haig, Seggie, Captain Duncan M'Lachlan and Samuel C. Thomson, Councillors Jas. C. Lindsaj?-, Dundee, Treasurer and Secretary CHESS CLUB.

Manaqinq Committee—David Miln, President ; Captain Fen-

wick, W. B. Baxter, A. J. Buist, A. B. Spence ; E. Er- skine Scott, Secretary

The Clnb meets in the Committee-Room at the Exchange Buildings every Tuesday and Friday Evening at seven o'clock SOCIETY FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF INTEM- PERANCE. President—William Marshall Vice-Presidents—And. Low, Patrick Watson, 0. J. Rowland, Peter Smith, Arthur Begg, John Duffus

David Cooper, Treasurer ; James Currie, Secretary John Bain and Thomas Whyte, Registering Secretaries Rev. Thomas Henderson, Corresponding Secretaiy Meetings are held on Monday evening in Rosebank School-room, and on j Tuesday and Saturday evenings in Lamb's Hall, Reform Street MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 43

PHONETIC SOCIETY, 1849.

William Webster, President ; Ed-ward Moir, Treasurer J. T. Taylor, 77 Nethergate, Secretary-

Meets in Free St. Andre-w's School-room on the first Monday of every month at nine p.m. Its objects are to advance the " Spelling Reform"— a ne-w orthography, based on the Phonetic principle, and for instructions in i'honography, or shorthand, and Phonotypy.

SKETCHING CLUB. Meets in Dundee Coffee-house Geo. M'Gilvery, Treasurer; J. Hodge jun., Secretary

HARBOUR PORTER, OR PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY.

Robert Rodger, President ; John Watt, Vice-President

Alex. Leslie, Treasurer ; John Dq-w, Clerk

MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS. AKMY, NAVY, AND EAST INDIA COMPANY'S PENSIONER DEPARTMENT Head Quarters—Dundee Captain H. Fen-wick Staff- Officer Sergeant-Major J. Drummond... Staff-Sergeant Staff Office—Dudhope Barracks The Dnndee District comprises the entire of the Coiinties of Forfar and Kincardine, The several Pay Stations are as follows :— Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, Forfar, Broughty Ferry, Friockheim, Bervie, Laurencekirk, Kirrie- muir, Stonehaven. APvMED FOECE. Captain Fenwick Commandant Sergeant-Major J. Drummond... 1st Company Sergeant-Major J. Eraser 2d Company Sergeant R. Miller. Piper-Major Strength of the Armed Force— 1 Commandant, 2 Sergeants- Major, 6 Sergeants, 8 Corporals, 4 Drummers, 1 Bugler, 120 Privates. BARRACK DEPARTMENT.

,' Major G. W. De Renzy Barrackmaster Sergeant J. Buzzard Barrack-Sergeant, Dundee Sergeant J. Robertson Barrack-Sergeant, Perth W. Shepherd ..Canteen Keeper Barrack-Office—Dudhope Barracks 44 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. MASONIC LODGES.

ELECTION OF ST ANDREW'S DAY, 1S49. No. 47. Dundee Operative—Lodge Eoom, No. 43 Overgate Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., E.W.M.

David Edwards, Treasurer ; Robert Boyd, Secretary No. 49. Dundee Ancient—Lodge Eoom, No. 39 Murraygate Gray Bisset, E.W.M.

P. D. Eitchie, Treasurer ; James Smith, Secretary No. 78. Dundee St David's—^Lodge Eoom, Eoyal Hotel John Anderson, E.W.M.

Thomas Child, Treasurer ; James Winter, Secretary No. 158. Thistle Operative—Lodge Eoom, No. 15 UnionSt. Adam Cloudsley, E.W.M.

James Webster, Treasurer ; Thos, Anderson, Secretary No. 225. Forfar and Kincardine—Lodge Eoom, 11 Peter Street William Miller, E.W.M.

John Pride, Treasurer ; David Thomson, Secretary No. 254. Caledonian—Lodge Eoom, No. 31 Castle Street Eobert Taws, E.W.M.

Jas. Anderson, Treasurer ; Alex. C. Ogilvie, Secretary No. 317. Dundee Camperdown—Lodge Room, No. 22 Bai-rack Street Thomas Simmond, E.W.M.

James Galloway, Treasurer ; James Steel, Secretary

UNION ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 6.

James Jack, Prin. Z. ; David Hean, Prin. H. ; Jas. Chalmers jun., Prin. J.

John Valentine, Scribe E. ; David Low, Scribe N.

John Pride, Treasurer ; William Batchelor, Chamberlain ADAM'S LODGE OF FREE GARDENERS. David Ogilvie, Grand Master David Robertson, Treasurer and Secretary ST PAUL'S CALEDONIAN LODGE OF FREE GAEDENEES. James Watson, E. W. Master

John Watson, Treasurer ; Shepperd Brown, Secretary MISCELLANEOUS LISTS, 45 DUNDEE AVEAVER LODGE. John Ogilvie, Hilltown, Master

Jas. Brown, Cowgate, ''Treasurer ; Alex. Stratton,, Secretary HAWKHILL WEAVER LODGE. James AVright, Master James Secretary Bruce, Treasurer ; Alex. Anderson, CHORAL SOCIETY.

James Angus, President ; David Paterson, Treasurer James B. Third, Secretary James Pearman, Leader and Conductor Peter Cramb, Librarian Meetings for i^ractice every Wednesday evening, in the Public Seminaries. INSTRUMENTAL BAND.

Stewart Gordon, Leader ; David Gordon, Conductor

Jas. Spence, Secretary ; Wm. Marshall, Treasurer Meets every Tuesday evening in the Watt Institution DUNDEE BRASS BAND. Leader

William Alison, Treasurer ; James Jackson, Secretary FAIRS. Stobr's Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on the 11th of July, or on tirst Tuesday thereafter, old siyk DuKDEE FiKST Fair, for Cattle, Sheep, and Horses, is held on 26th August, if that day fall upon a Tuesday, Wednes-

day, Thursday, or Friday ; but if on other days, then the first Tuesday thereafter, jiew style. Sheep market on the previous day Dundee Latter Fair, for Cattle and Horses, is held on the 19th September—the same rule applying as with the First Fair N,B. These markets are held at the Fair Muir, top of Hilltown The Term " Flit Friday," or feeing markets, are held on the '26th May and on 22d November, or on the first Friday thereafter The Weekly Cattle and Sheep Market is held every Monday forenoon at the Market-place, Wards

Market Days—Tuesday and Friday 46 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

X.-POST-OPPICE USTS.

The following are condensed details of general Postal Re- gulations, but are more particularly applicable to those of the Dundee Post-office. They show the times of arrival, delivery, and despatch of the various inland Mails, and the routes and proper times of despatch from Dundee of the Foreign and Colonial Mails, with the rates of postage, and whether prepaid or optionaL

DUNDEE ESTABLISHMENT, 47 REFORM STREET.

Robert Bell, Postmaster

Wm. Gibb, Senior Clerk ; Wm. M'NicoU, Geo. Henderson, and Peter Proudfoot, Clerks Henry MoncriefF, Thos. Cook, David Urquhart, David Smith, Wm. Sprunt, Dav. Noble, Wm. Shepherd, Letter Carriers.

ARRIVAL OF MAILS

Mail Delivery Arrives Commences at

London Day Mail 5 15 A.M. *7 a.m. Cp. Fife, F.-Pt.-on-Cg., & Ne^vport 8 „ 10 15 „ Aberdeen Night Mail 8 15 „ 10 15 „ Bro. Ferry andLochee, 1st Post... 3 30 P.M. 5 30 p.m. Ferry-Port-on-Craig and Newport 4 „ 5 30 „ London Night Mail 4 26 „. 5 30 „ Aberdeen Day Mail 5 25 „ 5 30 „ Longforgan 8 15 „ *7 a.m. Bro. Ferry and Lochee, 2d Post... 11 30 „ *7 O „

During the months of November, December, .Tanuary, and February, th« delivery is at 7 30 a.m. POST-OFFICE LISTS. 47

DESPATCH OF MAILS

Box Closes Id. up to Despatch at

Aberdeen Day Mail 4 30 A.M. 4 50 A.M. Bro. Ferry & Lochee, 1st Post 5 „ G „ Longforgan 5 „ 6 „ F.-Pt.-on-Craig and Newport 7 30 „ 7 35 A.M. 7 40 „ London Night Mail 7 25 „ 7 40 „ 7 60 „ Aberdeen Night Mail 3 45 P.M. 4 P.M. 4 10 P.M. Newport, F.-Port-on-Craig, \ 4 35 „ 4 45 „ 4 50 „ and Cupar Fife, j London Day Mail 4 35 „ 4 50 „ 5 5 „ Bro. Ferry & Lochee, 2d Post 4 35 „ 5 10 „ 5 30 „

N.B.—An additional fee of 3d upon each letter until five minutes of the despatch. After the closing of the Box, all letters intended to go by that particular mail must have the postage and the additional fee paid in postage stamps on the letter, and handed in at the Paid Letter window.

LOCAL POST RECEIVING HOUSES.

BOX CLOSES. 1

First Second Despatch. Despatch. '

Broughty Ferry, John Methven,,... 1 45 P.M. 9 45 P.M. Lochee, William Craig, 2 30 „ 10 „ Longforgan, George Lowson, 5 45 „ Mylnfield, James Burry, 6 35 „ *HiIIt own, Dundee, D. Crichton, No. 2 3 „ 10 6 P.M.

*King Street, do., Fran. Dick, No. 36 10 ,, ? ^ " *Perth Road, do., J. Crichton, No. 49 3 „ 10 „ *Scouringburn. do., D. Brown, No. 28 3 „ 10 „

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

Money Orders.—At the head office, Reform Street, only. Hours from 9 A.M. to 1 p.m., and from 2 to 6 p.m. Sums not exceeding £2, charged 3d ; up to £5—6d. They must be presented before the end of the second month, or a new Order will be necessary, for which a second commission must be paid. If beyond twelve months, the amount will not be paid. 48 DUNDEE DIRECTOKY.

Registration Letters.—These can be registered on payment of 6(1 in money. The postage in stamps if going inland, or stamps or money if going abroad. They must be posted half an hour before the Box closes. To France and Prussia, an additional fee is required. To other foreign countries and the colonies, registration extends only to the port of despatch. Cautions.—No explosive nor perishable articles can be transmitted, nor glass, sharp instruments, nor any thing dan- gerous or calculated to injure the Mail bags and contents. Letters to hot climates should be watered, as wax is liable to melt. Postage Stamps may be used for printed votes and proceedings in Parliament, and on foreign, colonial, and sliip letters, &c., oidwards. If any letter, however, addressed to places beyond sea, bear an insufHcient number of stamps, it will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office, to be returned, in all practical cases, to the writer. Stamps are not permitted to be used on letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the colonies or foreign countries. These regulations are applicable to newspapers in those cases where they are liable to postage. If the stamps affixed to letters liave been mutilated or defaced, the letter will be liable to the unpaid rate. liATES OF Inland Postage.—Not exceeding half an ounce

weight, Id ; not exceeding one ounce, 2d—two rates being added for every ounce. Prepayment is optional, but If not adopted, the charge is double at delivery. Packages exceeding four ounces must be prepaid. Letters or packets must not exceed tioo feet in length, except Parliamentary petitions, addresses to her Majesty, printed votes or proceedings of Parliament. Printed Parliamentary papers may be sent by post from place to place in the United Kingdom, or to the colonies by the packets ; and the proceedings of colonial legislatures sent by packet may be received at the following rates : If not exceeding 4 ounces. Id; under 8 oimces, 2(1; and under 12

ounces, 3d, and so on ; and If sent to tlie colonies by private ship, they are charged double these rates. The privilege as to the colonies does not embrace the Mediterranean packet conveyance to India. Papers must be without covers, or in covers open at the sides, and must have no enclosures or writing other than the address. In papers passing inland, prepayment is optional. Petitions and addresses to her

Majesty pass free. Members of Parliament may receive ^ POST-OFFICE LISTS, 49

petitions to either house if not exceeding 32 ounces, and sent without covers, or in covers open at the sides. Printed books, magazines, reviews, pamphlets, and music, whether British, colonial, or foreign, may be transmitted by

post through the United Kingdom at the following rates : — packet 1 lb., not 2 lb., Is Each not exceeding 6d ; exceeding ; not exceeding 3 lb., Is 6d, and so on—6d being charged for every lb. or part of a lb. The following conditions must be

observed : Every packet must be sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. It must contain a single volume only—the several sheets or parts thereof, when there

are more than one, being sewed or bound together ; and it must not exceed two feet in length. The name and address of the sender may be written or printed on any such book,

&c., or on the cover thereof, in addition to the address ; and any other wording may be on any leaf of any such book, &c. so sent, or on the binding thereof, proA'ided that all such last mentioned writing be on one page only of the book or binding. The postage must be prepaid in full, by aihxing outside the packet, or on its cover, the proper stamps. If any of these conditions be violated, the packet will be charged as a letter, and treated as such in all respects. Nev^''SPAPERS.—Stamped British newspapers pass free from

one place to any other place in Great Britain ; but when addressed to a person residing within the delivery of the post town where it is posted. Id is charged on each paper. Britisli and colonial newspapers pass free to and from the colonies by the mail packets. This privilege includes to and from the

East Indies by the Southampton packets ; and if sent by the monthly closed mails via Prance, they are charged 3d, and must be prepaid. When the conveyance is by private ship, the postage is Id. All newspapers must be without cover, or in covers open at the sides any mark or writing is ; and allowed to be put on newspapers (passing from place to place in the United Kingdom, but not to the colonies or foreign parts) if a penny label stamp is affixed either to the cover or outside of the paper ; but no writing is permitted other than the address on the cover, nor any enclosure, under penalty of it being charged the full letter rate of postage. It is re- commended that the address be written, not only on the cover, but on some exposed pai't of the paper. AH newspapers sent out of the Kingdom must be posted within seven days after publication, E —

50 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MAILS. Letters for Belgium and France, and to countries passing through them, are charged according to the following scale : BRITISH KATES. FOREIGN BATES. Under l oz 1 1 ... J .1 2 ... i 2 3 ... 1 2 4 ... IJ 4 5 The British charge increasing two rates for every additional oz., and the foreign, one rate for every additional quarter of an ounce In the following lists, the route by which letters will be sent, if not specially addressed, Is that which is first named ; but it is advisable, in all cases, to specify by which route they are wished to be sent. If, however, any letter happens to be posted without being paid, although addressed by a route which requires prepayment of the postage of the letter, it will not be returned to the writer, but will be despatched, if possible, by another route unpaid M denotes the morning departure at 7 25 ajx. A ... the afternoon do. at 4 35 p.m. p ... that the letter or newspaper must be prepaid Where no mark is made, the payment of postage is optional Where not otherwise stated, the rates referred to are under or not exceeding one-half ounce America {British North), via Liverpool, every Friday A, except in Dec. Jan. Feb. and Mar., when It is sent every alternate Friday. To all parts of Canada via United States, Is 2d ; to Nova Scotia, Prince Edward's Island, New Bruns- wick, and Newfoundland, via Halifax, Is ; Canada, if via Halifax, Is America {United States) Despatch as above Is. For New Orleans and any other part of the United States, if specially addressed, are sent by the West India packets, Ist of every month, M, p, Is Australia.—By first private ship, p 8d. Can also be sent by the overland mail, if so addressed (iee /ncfi'a). /^m Southampton p Is 4d; via Marseilles, p 2s 2d, under J ounce Austria, via France, daily, British 5d, Foreign Is, under J ounce ; via Bel- gium or Holland Is 8d under J ounce. Austrian Silesia and Gallicia, via Ham- burgh, Is 3d, other parts of Austria, via Hamburgh, ls7d under i ounce Azores, via Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th, of each month. A, p Is 9d Baden, via France, daily, British 5d, Foreign 4d. Via floUand or Ham- burgh, Tues. and Fri. A, or Belgium, daily, Is 3d under \ oz. Bavaria, via France, daily. Is 8d. Via Holland or Hamburgh, Mon. and Thurs. A, Is 4d. Via Belgium, daily. Is 4d, under \ ounce Belgium, per Thames packet, daily, British 8d, Foreign 4d. Postage by same scale as to France. Via France daily, British 5d, Foreign 5d Beyrout, by French packet, via Marseilles, Is 3d, nnder ^ ounce.

Brazil and Buenos Aybes , via Falmouth, 3d day of each month, A, p 2s 9d, and p 2s 7d Brunswick, same as Hanover, If specially addressed, via Prussia, Is 5d Canary Islands, via Brazil packet, p Is lOd Chagres and the Pacific, &c,, via Southampton, 16th of each month, M.

Cliagres, p Is ; the Pacific, p 2s Denmark, per Thames packet, Monday and Thursday A, lOd Egypt.—By closed mails, via Marseilles, 6th and 23d of each month. A, p Is 8d, under J ounce. Via Southampton, 19th of each month, M, Is 6d. If on a Saturday, must be sent previous day. By French packets, from Mar- seilles, three times a montJi. British 5d, Foreign lOd, under J ounce. Letters for Alexandria only can be sent unpaid France.—By both London mails. British 5d, Foreign 5d, under jounce. If the letter is despatched unpaid, the French charge upon delivery varies according to distance ;;

POST-OFFICE LISTS. 51

Germany and German States, via Prance, per Thames packet, Monday and Thursday A, Is 4d, except Bremen, which is 8d. Hamburgh 8d, and Lubeck 9d. Via France, daily, British 5d, Foreign lOd, under i ounce. If sent through the Prussian Post-office Is 4d, under ^ ounce GiBEALTAE, Via Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th of every month, M ; and by India Mail the 19th of each montli. Is Grebce, via France, daily, p British 5d, Foreign lOd. Via Southampton, by India mail, p, Is 6d. By French packet, via Marseilles, British 5d, Foreign Is Hamburgh, by packets from London, mail A, Monday and Thursday, via

London or Hull, 8d ; via France, Is 3d ; via Holland or Belgium, Is 4d, under 5 ounce. By closed mail, via Belgium and Prussia, daily. Is 2d iJHANOVER ANi> BRUNSWICK.— By Hamburgh packet, Monday and Thursday

A, 9d ; by private ship 9d ; via France, Is 8d, under ^ ounce ; if through Prus-

sia, Belgium, or Holland—Brunswick, Is 3d ; Hanover, Is 5d, under j ounce Holland, by Thames packet, Tuesday and Friday M, Is. For Germany and other countries, addressed via Holland, p, 8d, If via France, daily, p, 5d or through France, p, lOd, under J ounce Hong Kong and China, by overland, via Marseilles mail, 23d of each month. A, p, Is lOd. Via Southampton, 19th of each month, M, Is. If on a Saturday, must be sent previous day. Optional to Hong Kong, but must be paid to other parts of China. May be addressed via Bombay, Calcutta, or

Madras, via Marseilles, p, 2s 2d ; via Southampton, p, Is 4d India (East) closed mails, via Marseilles, 6th and 23d of each month. A, p, British Is 5d, Foreign 5d, under i ounce. Via Southampton, 19th of each month, M ; but if a Saturday, must be posted the previous day. Is. To all places not within the territory of the E. I. Co., and to countries beyond India, p, 4d additional Ionian Islands, via France, daily, paid to Trieste, British 5d, Foreign lOd

via Marseilles, by French packet, p, same rates ; by British packet, via Mar- seilles (see India), p, British Is 3d, Foreign 5d, under i ounce. Via South- ampton mail, 19th of each month, M, Is Italy (Northern).—Venetian Lombardy, daily, wa France, Is 5d; Genoa, via Marseilles, p, Is 3d Italy (Southern), including Papal States. Naples and Sicilies, Modena, Parma, and Placentia, via France, daily, may be paid to Calais, or to San Benedetto, British 5d, Foreign lOd. Naples and Sicily and the Roman States

may be sent by French packet from Marseilles : Naples, British 5d, Foreign Is

4d ; Sicily, p. Is 3d ; Papal States, British 5d, Foreign Is 2d. Sardinia, Tus- cany, and Lucca, via France, daily, p, British 5d, Foreign 5d, all under J ounce Madeira, via Lisbon, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, M, p. Is 9d. All letters sent by this route unless directed otherwise. By West India packet, 16th of each month, M, or Brazil packet, 3d, M, p. Is lOd Malta, sent by India mails (which see)—closed mails, via Marseilles, Is 3d,

imder \ ounce ; via Southampton, Is, or may be sent by French packets, via Marseilles, Is Id, under i ounce Mauritius, by overland India mail and via Ceylon, via Marseilles, 23d of each month. A, p 2s 2d, under i ounce. Via Southampton, 19th of each month, M,iD, ls4d Mbcklenburgh Schwbkin and Strelitz, via Hamburgh by packet or private ship, p, lOd. If addressed by another route, same as Brunswick Mexico, 1st of each month, M; but if a Saturday, on the previous day, p, 2s 3d Moldavia and Wallachia, via France, daily, British 5d, Foreign Is 4d, under ^ ounce New Granada, via Southampton, 16th of each month, M, p. Is New Orleans.—If addressed by West India packet, 1st of each month, M» p, Is Panama and West Coast of America— See Cbagres Poland (Southern),—viz. Cracow, Lublin, and Sandomir, by Thames packet, Monday and Thursday A, via Hamburgh, p. Is 3d. Via Belgium, Prussia, or Holland, Is 8d. If via France, daily, may be paid to Podgorce, British 5d, Foreign Is Id ;

52 DUNDEE DIRECTOEV,

Portugal, via Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th of each month, M,p. Is 9d. Via France, daily, p, British 5d, Foreign 5d, under j ounce Prussia, via Belgium, Is, Bnder i ounce. Via Holland or Hamburgh, Is, under ^ ounce. Same as Germany if sent, via France, p to Calais, 5d, or through France, British 5d, Foreign od, under \ ounce KiiSSiA, via Belgium, daily, Is 7d, under ^ ounce. Via Hamburgh or Hol- land, Is 7d, under i ounce. Also via France, paid to Calais, 5d, under l ounce

Hltssia (Southern) may be sent as above, or, vta France ; may be paid to ili>stination, British 5d, Foreign Is Id, under J ounce SALO>riCA, via Belgium, 2s 3d ; via Holland, 2s 3d ; via Hamburgh, 2s 2d, under \ ounce

Sardinia, via France, p, lOd ; may be paid to destination, 1b Id. By French packet from Marseilles, p. Is 3d

Saxony, va Hamburgh, Monday and Thursday. A, Is 3d ; via France, Is

8d ; via Belgium, Is 3d ; via Holland, Tuesday and Friday M, Is 3d, under ^ ounce

Scutari asd Seres, w'a France, Is Ud; t«« Belgium, 2s 3d ; ?;?'« Holland,

Tuesday and Friday M, 2s 3d ; or via Hamburgh, Monday and Thursday A, 2< 2d. under ^ ounce. Sierra Leone and AVest Coast of Africa.—Last day but one of each month, A ; if a Saturday, then the previous day, p. Is Spain, vin France, p, British 5d, Foreign 5d, under J ounce. Via South- ampton, same as Portugal, p, 2s 2d Sweden and Norway, via Hamburgh, Monday and Thursday A, p, Is lOd vxa Belgium, Holland, or Prussia, Is lOd ; or via France, Is 8d, under \ ounce Switzerland, vi i France, daily, British .5d, Foreign 6d, under^ ounce

Syria—Same as Egypt ; letters must be paid Tunis, sent from Marseilles 8th and 23d of each month, p. Is 3d, under J oz. Turkey in Asia, except Scutari, by India mail (which see), via Marseilles,

p, Is 8d, under ^ ounce ; via Southampton, Is 6d. Smyrna, the Dardanelles, and Constantinople, by French packets, via Marseilles, Is 3(1, under J ounce Turkey in Europe, via France, daily, British 5rt, Foreign Is 6d, except Belgrarle, is Is 5il which ; per French packet from Marseilles, Is 8d, under j oz. Venezuela—Same as West Indies, p. Is West Indies (British), —viz. Jamaica, Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegafla, Auguilla, St Christopher or St Kitt's. Barbuda, Antigua, Montserrat, Nevis, Dominica, Berbice, and Demerara, via Southampton, 1st and 16th of each month, M. If the 1st day of the month falls on a Saturday, they must be despatcheil the previous day. Honduras, Bahamas, an.i Bermuda, go only on the 1st of each month, M. The postage to all the British West Indies is Is, except Jamaica and Berbice, which Is 2ri extra. The port of Kingston is only charged Is West Indies (Foreign),—viz. Guadaloupe, Martinique, St Thomas, Curapoa, Surinam. St Martin's, St Croix, St Domingo or Hayti, and Cuba, J/J'd Southampton, 1st and 16th of each month, M ; if on a Saturday, same as above. Havannah and Porto Rico despatched only on the 1st, p, is 5d ; except Cuba, /J, 2s 3d

WuRTEMBERG AND HoHENZOLLEBN, via France, lOd ; via Belgium, Holland, or Hamburgh, Is 6a SHIP LETTERS. Letters for foreign parts to which there are no regular packets are forwarded through the Ship-Letter Office, London, by every outward-bound vessel; and

letters can be forn'arded to the colonies and foreign parts through the Post- s office by any ship or from any port, if specially addressed. In cases where wanted to go by a particular ship, the name must also be specified, as " Ham- burgh Steamer, via Hull." All ship letters must be prepaid 8d under J ounce, and so on in the ratio as inland letters. NEWSPAPERS. There are specific regulations for the reception of Foreign and Colonial News-

papers into this country ; and for the despatch of British Newspapers, periodical ^ works, parliamentary papers, &c. —

S:i.-FUBI.IC OFFICES, BVIZ.DINGS. AND ROOIVIS.

The Rooms marked * are to he let for Sales, Exhibitions, Meetings, &c.

Aberdeen Traders' Office, 3 Dock Street Advertiser Newspaper Office, 3 Overgate *Ancient Mason Lodge, 39 Murraygate Baltic Coffeehouse, 2 Cowgate Bank of Scotland's Branch, 34 Reform Street Barracks, approach bv Constitution Road and Barrack Road *Bell Street Hall, Constitution Road, W. British Linen Company's Bank Branch, 77 Murraygate Butter Market, 12 Butcher Row *Caledonian Hall, 31 Castle Street *Camperdown Hall, 22 Barrack Street Chamber of Commerce, 2 Cowgate Churches and Clergy of all denominations, pp. 38, 39, and 40 of the Directory Collector of Poor's Rates for parishes of Dundee and of Liflf and Benvie, 13 High Street Commercial Journal Office, 8 Overgate *Commercial Hall, St Clement's Lane Courier Newspaper Office, Key's Close, 11 Nethergate Customhouse, E. side of King William's Dock

. Deaf and Dumb Institution, 20 Bucklemaker Wynd Dundee Bank, 22 Castle Street Dundee Gas Light Company's Office, 18 Castle Street Works, Peep-o'-Day Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 5 Mid Shore Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction Com- pany's Office, Yeaman Shore —

54 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Dundee Station to Perth and W. and S., South Union Street Dundee Station to Arbroath and N., Dock Street Do. Newtyle, Wards Eastern Bank of Scotland's Office, Trades' Hall East of Scotland Life Assurance Company, 1 Bank Street Edinlmrgh, Perth, and Dundee Railway Station, Craig Street Exchange CofFeeroom Buildings, foot of Castle Street Excise Office, Customhouse Buildings, Dock Street Fair Muir, Smithfield, top of Hilltown Fire-Engine Stations, Police Office and Harbour Do. Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire Insurance Office, 16 St Andrew's Place, Cowgate *Forfar and Kincardine Mason Lodge, 11 Peter Street Glasgow Traders' Office, 49 Castle Street Guild Hall, Town House Hammermen's Hall, 29 Barrack Street Harbour Office, Customhouse Buildings, Dock Street Harbour Clerk's Office, 10 Reform Street " Home," 17 Raton's Lane Hull Shipping Company's Office, 7 Mid Shore Industrial Schools, Temple Lane Joint-Stock Buildings, George's Place, Wellgate •Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, 6 High Street Kirk-Treasurer's Office, 13 High Street *Lamb*s Temperance Hall, Reform Street Liverpool Traders' Offices, 49 Castle Street and 17 Dock Street Lodging Houses (Model), 97 Overgate and 69 Scouringburn Merchant Seamen's Fund Office, 11 Dock Street National Bank of Scotland's Branch Office, 14 St Andrew's Place, Cowgate New Gas Light Company's Office, 43 Reform Street Works, Croll's Rocks, Ferry Road ^Operative Mason Lodge, 43 Overgate Parochial Board Office, 33 Meadowside Police Office, West Bell Street Police Treasurer and Collector's Office, Town House, 15 High Street Post-Office, 47 Reform Street Public Seminaries, top of Reform Street Public Baths, West Protection Wall, Harbour Public Library, 20 Vault Public Weigh-house, Vault Public Warehouse and Weigh-house, Greenmarket PUBLIC OFFICES, BUILDINGS, AND ROOMS. 55

Reading Rooms and Literary Institute, 5 Reform Street Register of Sasines, 6 High Street Royal Infirmary, King Street Royal Lunatic Asylum, Albert Street Royal Orphan Institution, 14 Small's Wjmd Savings' Bank, 21 Reform Street Sea Insurance Company, 29 Cowgate Session-Clerk's Office, 20 Meadow Street Sherifi"-Clerk's Office, 30 Reform Street Shore -dues Offices (Import) Customhouse Buildings (Ex- — ; port) Mid Shore Stamps and Taxes Office, 26 Castle Street Do. do. Assessor and Surveyor's Office, 3 Thorter Row Tay Ferries' Office and Station, Craig Pier Tay and Tyne Shipping Company's Office, Greenmarket Theatre-Royal, 15 Castle Street *Thistle Operatiye Lodge, 15 Union Street Town House, High Street Town Clerk's Office, Town House Town Chamberlain's Office, 14 High Street

Trinity House, Yeaman Shore ; Clerk, 6 High Street Warder Newspaper Office, 62 High Street Water Company's Office, Meadow Road Watt Institution Buildings, Constitution Road W. Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, 107 Murraygate Working-Men's Coffee and News Rooms, 9 Wellgate and 164 Overgate 56 DUNDEE DIPwECTORY,

SZX.-LXST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES,

ENTRIES. &c.

INDICATING THEIR SITUATION.

Albert Street, Princes Street, continuation to N. Albert Court, 37 Nethergate Albion Passage, 161 Overgate Alexander's Close, 120 Overgate Anchor Lane, 34 Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn Anderson's Place, William Street, Forebank Anderson's Entry, 122 Hawkhill Anderson's Entry, 84 Princes Street Anderson's Close, 47 Rosebank Street Anderson's Close, 42 West Port Ann Street, 113 Hilltown to Hillbank Anniield Road, 203 Hawkhill to 86 Blackness Road Arbroath Road, continuation of Princes Street, E. Argyll Close, 1 Overgate Arthur Street, 41 Dallfield Walk

Bain Square, 10 Cowgate and 4 Wellgate Bank Street, 34 Reform Street to the W. Bank Court, 112 Seagate Baltic Street, 36 Wellgate to Meadow Place Barrack Road, continuation of Dudhope Street to the W. Barrack Street, 59 Overgate to the N. Barron's Court, West Port Barrie's Square, 16 Scouringburn Baxter's Court, 37 Cowgate Beattie's Close, 93 Murraygate Bell Street, 1 Constitution Road to the E. Bell Street Lane, 3 Constitution Road Bell's Close, 14 Murraygate B ell's Close, 38 King Street Bell's Close, 41 Rosebauk Street LIST OF STKEETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c. 57

Bellfield Lane, 173 Hawkhill Bernard Street, 132 Hawkhill Black's Entry, 46 Princes Street Blackness Road, 68 Scouringburn to the W. Blackscroft, continuation of Seagate from St Roque's Lane to Peep-o'-day Lane Blair's Court, 82 Nethergate Blinshall Street, 74 Scouringburn Bonnethill, continuation of Wellgate to N. Bonnybank, 62 Bucklemaker Wynd Borrie's Close, 84 Hilltown Boyack's Close, 93 Overgate Brewery Lane, Pole Park Road Bi-oad Close, 220 Overgate Broughty Ferry Road, commences at Peep-o'-day to the E. Brown Street, 37 West Port Bruce's Entvy, 3 Wellgate Bucklemaker Wynd, from foot of Hilltown to Den's Road Burnhead, 23 Seagate Butchart's Close, 174 Seagate Butchart's Close. 112 Murraygate Butcher Row, from Greenmarket W. to Yeaman Shore Butterburn, top of Hilltown Butter's Close, 54 West Port

Cable's Close, 46 Wellgate Calender Close, 19 Murraygate Calender Close, 178 Overgate Cameron's Close, 90 Murraygate Campbell's Close, 74 High Street Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Street Candle Lane, 81 Seagate to 45 Dock Street Candle Close, 214 Overgate Carolina Port, 69 Broughty Ferry Road to E. Cai'swell Lane, 26 King Street Castle Street, E. end of High Street to Shore Castle Court, 25 Castle Street Castle Lane, from Castle Coui-t to Greenmarket Cathro's Close, 29 Murraygate Chapelshade, a district N. of Bell Street to Dudhope Street Cherryfield, Blackness Road Church Street, 116 Princes Street Church Lane, 33 High Street to Tally Street Comely Bank, 41 Constitution Road 58 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Commercial Street, 16 James's Street Commercial Street, from 24 Dock Street N. to Burnhead Constable Street, from St Roque's Lane to Wallace Street Cpnstitution Street, top of Constitution Road to E. Constitution Road, from Barrack Street to N. Constitution Terrace, Constitution Road Corn Court, 169 Seagate Cotton Road, 88 Bucklemaker Wynd to the N. Coupar's Alley, 16 Wellgate Coupar's Entry, 40 Princes Street Couttie's Wynd, 38 Nethergate to Fish Street Cowden Knowes, 42 Blackness Road Cowgate, from 135 Murraygate to E. Craig Street, from 22 West Dock Street to Craig Pier Craigie Knowe, from 35 Lilybank to Broughty Ferry Road Craigie Terrace, Broughty Ferry Road Crescent Street, 14 Princes Street Crescent Lane, 24 Pi'inces Street Crichton Street, 25 High Street to Greenmarket Crichton's Close, 39 Overgate Crichton's Close, 50 Murraygate Croft's Lane, 221 Hawkhill Croall's Close, 78 Cowgate Croom's Close, 66 High Street Cross Row, 23 Small's Wynd

Dallfield Walk, 38 Dudhope Street to N. David's Close, 149 Hilltown Davidson's Court, 67 Seagate Deer-horn Close, 38 Hilltown Dempster Court, 94 Scouringburn Den's Street, 3 Princes Street to Blackscroft Den's Brae, 94 King Street to 103 Bucklemaker Wynd Den's Road, E. end of Bucklemaker Wynd Dock Street, E. and W. along the Docks Doig's Entry, 164 Overgate Doig's Court, 33 Castle Street Don's Road, 9 Rosebank Road Dron's Close, 201 Overgate Drummond's Close, 53 Seagate Dudhope Street, 18 Hilltown to the W. Dudhope Crescent, Lochee Road, and Upper Do., W. of Somerville Place [Place, W. Dudhope Terrace and Dudhope Place, from Somerville LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c. 59

Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate

' Elizabeth Street, 28 Ann Street Exchange Street, from 42 Castle Street to Commercial Street

Fenton's Close, 70 Murraygate Fenton Street, 30 Meadowside Ferguson's Close, 194 Seagate Ferguson's Close, 51 Hilltown Finlay's Entry, 154 Princes Street Fish Street, from foot of Couttie's Wynd to Greenmarket

Fleuchar Craig, Pole Park Road . Ford's Lane, 234 Hawkhill to 143 Perth Road Forebank Road, 56 Bucklemaker Wynd Foundry Lane, E. end of Seagate

Gall's Close, 124 Overgate Gardner's Lane, Upper Pleasance Gardiner's Entry, 3 West Port Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate Gellatly Street, 36 Dock Street to Seagate Gellatly Square, 91 Nethergate George's Place, 51 Wellgate George's Street, 14 Wellington Street Gowans's Court, 229 Overgate Gray's Close, 70 High Street Greenfield Place, 156 Perth Road to 17 Magdalen Yard Road Greenmarket, a square, foot of Crichton Street to the Har- bour Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate Gnnn's Close, 148 Overgate Guthrie Street, from top of North Tay Street to Horsewater Wynd Guthrie's Close, 103 Overgate

Harbour Close, 62 Hilltown Hawkhill, from West Port to Perth Road Hay's Close, 55 Overgate Hazeel's Close, 31 Nethergate Hean's Lane, 12 Small's Wynd Heathfield Lane, 69 Hawkhill Henderson's Wynd, 15 West Port Henderson's Wynd, 93 Scouringburn 60 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

High Street, the principal street, or square, of the town, from which all others in these lists are named as diverging Highland Close, 81 Overgate Hilltown (or Bonnethill), top of Wellgate to N. Hillbank, from Wellington Street to Cotton Road Horse Wynd, 93 Murraygate to 86 Seagate Horsewater Wynd, 81 Scouringburn Hospital Wynd, 272 Hilltown Hospital Park, N. of Hospital Wynd How's Close, 55 Murraygate Hunter Street, 50 Scouringburn to 43 Hawkhill

Idvies' Street, 33 Bucklemaker Wynd Infii-mary Lane, 14 King Street Ireland's Lane, 17 Bell Street Irvine's Square, 13 Mid Street to 45 BeU Street Isles's Lane, 113 Hawkhill

Jack's Close, 142 Seagate Jamaica Street, 56 Ann Street James's Street, 18 Ann Street Jobson's Court, 54 Seagate Johnston's Lane, 1 Scouringburn John Street, Dudhope Crescent

Kay's Entry, 48 Overgate Keiller's Entry, 89 Seagate Key's Close, 18 Nethergate King Street, from Cowgate to Princes Street King Street Court, 8 King Street Kirk Wynd, from Tally Street to South Lindsay Street Kirk Entry, 21 Wellgate

Ladywell Lane, foot of Hilltown, W. side Laing Street, 49 Cotton Road Lamb's Lane, 86 Bucklemaker Wynd Laurel Bank, 41 Constitution Road Lilybank, Arbroath Road Lindsay Street North, 115 Overgate to Ward Road Lindsay Street South, 108 Overgate to Nethergate Lindsay's Entry, 31 Hilltown Long AVynd, 75 Nethei'gate to 192 Overgate Lowden's Alley, 133 Hawkhill Lowson's Close, 211 Overgate LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &c, 61

Luke's Close, 71 Netliergate Lyon's Close, 2 Blackness Eoad to 59 Hawkliill

M'Cosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate M'Intosh's Close, 101 Murraygate to Meadowside M'Vicar's Lane, 146 Perth Road Magdalen Yard Road, from 42 Perth Road towards the River Magdalen Place, 43 Magdalen Yard Road Malcolm's Entry, 105 Scouringburn Malster's Close, 58 Nethergate Marine Parade, S. of Victoria Dock, next the River Maryfield, a district N. of Albert Street Mason Lodge Close, 39 Murraygate to' 36 Seagate Mathew's Close, 81 Overgate Mauchline Tower Court, 78 Murraygate Maxwelltown, a district N. of Ann Street Meadow Street, 24 Wellgate to Meadowside Meadow Place, W. end of Baltic Street MeadoAv Entry, 80 Murraygate to Meadowside Meadowside, from top of Barrack Street to top of Baltic Street Meadow Close, 54 Murraygate Meal's Close, 167 Ovei-gate Methodist Close, 51 Overgate Mid Wynd, 73 Perth Road to 167 Hawkhill Mid Street, 35 Constitution Road Mid Shore, or Shore Terrace Middle Street, 53 Princes Street to Blackscroft Jliller's Wynd, from 53 Perth Road to 158 Hawkhill Miller's Entry, 15 Scouringburn IMill's West Wynd, 171 Scouringburn Mill's East Wynd, 161 Scouringburn Mihi's Close, 202 Overgate Milnbank and Milnbank Road, W. end of Scouringburn Miln's Buildings, 136 Nethergate to W. Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate Mint Close, 51 High Street

, Mitchell's Close, 47 Seagate Morgan's Court, 125 Nethergate Morrison's Court, 64 Wellgate Morton's Square, 31 Wellgate Mount Pleasant, 104 Hawkhill Mudie's Close, 168 Seagate Mudie's Close, 48 King Street 62 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Mudie's aose, 39 Dallfield Walk Murray-gate, a leading street from E. end of High Street to the N.E.

Nelson Street, 58 Bucklemaker Wynd Nethergate, a leading street from High Street to Perth Road, W. New Inn Entry, 67 High Street

Ogilvie's Close, 29 High Street Ogilvie's Close, 69 Overgate Overgate, a leading street from High Street to West Port

Panmure Street, from foot of Murraygate W. passing the Public Seminaries Panmure Terrace, behind Upper Dudhope Crescent Park Place, 127 Nethergate Park AVynd, 72 Hawkhill Parker's Court, William Street, 12 King Street Park Lane, 7 Temple Lane to Park Place Paton's Lane, 240 Perth Road to 61 Magdalen Green Peddie's Close, 87 Overgate Peep-o'-day Lane, 133 Blackscroft Pennycuik's Lane, from 127 Perth Road to 218 Hawkhill Perth Road, a continuation of Nethergate from Small's Wynd to Blackness Toll Peter Street, 111 Murraygate to 84 Seagate Peter's Court, 20 Cowgate Pitcairn's Court, 106 Nethergate Pitcairn's Close, 110 Nethergate Playfair's Entry, 10 Hawkhill to Park Place Pleasance (Upper), on Lochee Road Pleasance (Lower), W. end Scouringburn Pole Park Road, Lower Pleasance Powrie's Lane, 89 Bell Street Powrie's Place, 9 Ann Street Princes Street, a continuation of King Street to N.E. PuUar's Close, 132 Murraygate

Quarry Entry. 84 Cowgate Quarry Close, 67 King Street Queen Street, 150 Seagate to 59 Cowgate

Ramsay Street, Pole Park Road LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, Ac 63

Kamsay's Entry, 41 Scouringburn Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate Rattray's Court, 46 Seagate Rattray's Entry, 75 Bell Street Reform Street, High Street, opposite To-vvn Hall Rennie's Close, 116 Nethergate Ritchie's Lane, 157 Perth Road to 234 Hawkhill Robertson's Close, 107 Cowgate Rodger's Close, 77 Overgate Rodger's Close, 68 Cowgate Roodyards, Broughty Ferry Road Rose Street, 11 Arthur Street Roseangle, 42 Perth Road Rosebank Road, 28 Rosebank Street Rosebank Street, 124 Hilltown Rosebank Lane, 24 Rosebank Road Rowland's Pend, 104 Hilltown Ryehill Lane, 103 Perth Road to 198 HawkhiU

St Andrew's Street, 23 Cowgate to 116 Seagate St Andrew's Place, Cowgate St Clement's Lane, 11 High Street St David's Lane, 26 North Tay Street St Mary Street, 19 Upper Pleasance St Mary's Close, 30 Nethergate St Margaret's Close, 36 Nethergate St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate St Peter Street, 109 Perth Road to 204 HawkhiU St Roque's Court, 112 Cowgate St Roque's Lane, 208 Seagate to King Street St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate Saunderson's Court, 222 Overgate Scott's Entry, 140 Princes Street Scott's Close, 97 Overgate Scott's Close, 12 Nethergate Scott's Close, 6 HawkhiU Scott's Close, 5 Brown Street Scouringburn, from West Port to Pole Park Road Sea Close, 120 Nethergate Sea Wynd, 128 Nethergate to Yeaman Shore Seafield Lane, 214 Perth Road to 37 Magdalen Yard Road Seagate, a leading street from S.E. High Street to St Roque's Lane Seabraes, Perth Road 64 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Session Street, 11 Scouringbnrn to Guthrie Street Shore Terrace, from foot of Castle Street to Greeiimarket Shepherd's Loan, 300 Perth Road to Magdalen Yard Small's Wynd, 1 Perth Road to 58 Hawkhill Small's Lane, 14 Small's Wynd Smillie's Lane, from Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn, to Lochee Road Smithfield, a district, top of Hilltown Soap Work Lane, continuation of Ladywell Lane to W. Somerville Place, top Constitution Road to W. Soutar's Close, 28 Hilltown Soutar's Close, 4 West Port Speed's Close, 19 Overgate Spence's Close, 154 Overgate Springfield Place, opposite Greenfield Place, 156 Perth Road Springhill, 84 Broughty Ferry Road to Arbroath Road Step Row, 251 Perth Road to 63 Magdalen Yard Stewart's Close, 63 Seagate Stewart's Court, 59 Seagate Stewart's" Court, 163 Seagate Stewart's Court, 15 St Roque's Lane Stobswell Road and Park, Albert Street Strawberry Bank, 318 Perth Road to 1 Windsor Place Sugarhouse Wynd, 43 Cowgate to Seagate Sydney Place, 41 Constitution Road

Tait's Lane, 237 Hawkhill Tally Street, 52 Overgate to Nethergate Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate Tay Street (North), 251 Overgate to N. Tay Street (South), 99 Nethergate to 242 Overgate Tay Square, 12 South Tay Street Tay Street Lane, 93 Nethergate Taylor's Lane, 284 Perth Road to 71 Magdalen Yard Temple Lane, 30 West Port Thoms's Close, 79 High Street Thomson Street, 228 Perth Road to 59 Magdalen Yard Thorter Row, 36 Overgate to Nethergate Tindal's Wynd, 4 High Street to 6 Shore Terrace Todburn Lane, from William Street to Den's Brae Todburn Entry, 49 Wellgate Todd's Close, 175 Overgate Thomson's Lane, 218 Perth Road Trades' Lane, 123 Seagate to Dock Street LIST OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, ENTRIES, &x. 65

Union Street and South Union Street, from 44 Nethergate to Craig Pier Union Street, 48 Ann Street Union Street, George's Place Union Place, 266 Perth Road Union Close, 13 West Port Union Close, 25 Nethergate

Vault, 17 High Street Victoria Street, top of Princes Street to W- Victoria Square, 43 Nethergate

Wallace Street, 121 Princes Street to Blackscroft Wallace's Pend, 72 Havvkhill Walker's Entry, 98 Seagate Wannan's Close, 42 West Port Ward Road (South), top of Barrack Street to N. Tay Street Ward Street, from the Constitution Road to North Tav Street Watt's Street, 138 Hawkhill Water Wynd, 6 Ladywell Lane to Baltic Street Watson's Lane, 133 Hawkhill • Well Road, 108 Hawkhill Wellgate, a continuation of MuiTaygate N. to Hilltown Westiield Avenue, 172 Perth Road Westiield Lane, 190 Perth Road Westfield Place, 186 Perth Road to Magdalen Yard Road West Dock Street, W. side of Earl Grey's Dock West Wynd, 89 Perth Road to 182 Hawkhill West Port, W. end Overgate Whale Lane, E. end of Seagate Whitehall Close, 22 Nethergate Whitton's Pend, 25 Hawkhill Wighton's Close, 9 Hilltown Wighton's Pend, 87 Bucklemaker Wynd William Street, 116 Scouringburn to Blackness Road William Street, 60 King Street William Street, 70 Bucklemaker Wynd Wellington Street, 66 Bucklemaker Wynd Willison Street West, Lindsay Street N. Willison Street East, 44 Barrack Street Wilkie's Lane, 139 Hawkhill Windsor Place, W. end Magdalen Yard Wright's Close, 95 Cowgate Wright's Court, 59 Wellgate F 66 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

"VVyllie's Entry, 131 Murraygate

Yeaman Shore, foot of Union Street on to Sea Wynd Yeaman's Close, 27 Overgate Young's Close, 18 West Port Young's Close, 66 Murraygate 67

S:iII-NAIVXES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRISfCIPAI. INHABITANTS OF DUNDEE.

Abbot, George, of W. & Gr. Abbot, 11 Joint-Stock Buildings William, of W. & G. Abbot, Buckleraaker Wynd W. & G., cabinet-makers, 112 Murraygate Adam, James, clerk, Dundee Gas Light Company, 60 Con- stable Street John, of Halket & Adam, 224 Perth Road John, bookseller and stationer, 60 Murraygate: house, 62 do. William, agent and coal merchant, 16 Constal)le

Street ; h. 21 do. William, shoemaker, 41 Murraygate; h. 39 do. Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 219 Hilltown Adams, A. H., m.a., Wallace's Entry, 22 Hawkliill Andrew, locker, Customhouse, 14 Lowdeu's Alley, HaAvkhill Janet, bookseller, 11 Lindsay Street Misses, teachers, Wallace's Entry, 22 Hawkhill Adamson, David, shipmaster, 85 Blackscroft

Rev. John L., minister of St David's ; h. 23 Black- ness Road

,4. John, flaxspinner and power-loom manufacturer,

&c., 117 Cowgate ; h. Erichtside, Blairgowrie Robert, manager, Dundee Water Company; h. Laurel Bank, Constitution Road

Thomas, shipbuilder, Marine Parade ; h. Lively- bank House, Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, 76 Bucklemaker Wynd

Miss, dressmaker, 22 Scouringburn ; h, Yeaman's Close, Overgate 68 ADI—ALE.

A(lle,'Eev. Charles, d.d., Manse, 54 Brouglity Ferry Eoad

A. & J., merchants, Panmure Street ; h. 54 Broughty Ferry Road Misses, 7 South Union Street Agnew, John, grocer, 212 Overgate

Aimer, David, smith, 9 Hilltown ; h. 21 Bucklemaker Wynd James, fishing- rod and tackle maker, 131 Murraygate Miss, dressmaker, 131 Mmraygate

Ainslie, James, grocer, 9 Union Street ; h. Maxwelltown Joseph, clerk, 13 Nelson Street

J. Ct., clerk, Dundee and Perth Eailway ; h. 13 Nelson Street Air, Alexander, tailor, 31 Murraygate James, flesher, 111 Princes Street Aird, James, tailor. Moon, Langlands & Co., 48 Overgate

James, boot and shoe warehouse, 7 Union Street ; h. 38 Castle Sti-eet Airtli, Janet, staymaker, 104 Nethergate Aitken, James, grocer, 83 Blackscroft Thomas, currier and leather merchant, Calender

Close, 174 Overgate ; h. 51 Overgate

William, smith, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate ; h. 41 Overgate

William, surgeon, 23 Nethergate ; h. 67 Murraygate Mrs, lodgings, 31 Keform Street Alcock, Mrs R. H., Camperdown Court, 22 Barrack Street Alexander, Charles, of Hill & Alexander, Perth Road David, boot and shoemaker, 19 Albert Street George, agent, 47 Castle Street; h. 202 Perth Road James, boot and shoemaker, 4 Blinshall Street James, merchant, 49 Cowgate

James, bookseller and stationer, 17 Overgate ; h. Shepherd's Close, Overgate

John, cabinetmaker, Ireland's Lane ; h. 35 Con- stitution Road Joseph, china-merchant, 97 Princes Street J. W., writer, 32 Union Street P., shipmaster, 27 Milnbank Road Thomas, mechanic, 12 West Dock Street Thomas, merchant, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate ; h. West Dock Street & Adam, spiritdealers, 9 Brown Street Mrs, 53 Nethergate ;

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AKson, George LLoyd, wine- merchant, 20 Nethergate; h. Terrace Robert, 101 Nethergate Robert, jnn., manager's secretary Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Rail. Junction Co., Yeaman Shore Allan, Alex., -nTiter and insurance agent, 31 Reform Street h. 141 Perth Road

Alex., of Ferguson & Allan ; h. 300 Perth Road

David, manufacturer, 4 Sugarhouse Wynd ; h. Letham John, spiritdealer, Hospital Park John, grocer, 27 Dudhope Crescent

John, mason ; h. 33 Princes Street

Thomas, wigmaker & hairdresser, 25 Murraygate ; h. 6 Fenton Street William, spiritdealer, 9 Seagate

William Stuart, pianomaker & polisher ; h. 6 Victoria Square James, & Son, hairdressers and coffeehouse keepers,

14 and 11 Crichton Street ; h. 11 Crichton Street Isabella, grocer, 55 Albert Street Miss, teacher, 22 Tay Street Allardiee, John, mill-manager, Halley's Mill; h. 94 Princes Street AUiot, Mrs, silk -dyer, 38 Perth Road Ambrose, Mrs, lodgings, 106 Pitcairn's Court Mrs, gi'ocer and spiritdealer, 21 Nelson Street xinderson, Alexander, merchant, 23 St Andrews Street ; h. Carnoustie Andrew, grocer, 4 Blackness Road Archibald, hairdresser, 81 Hilltowii A. T., iron and steel merchant, 9 Dock Street,

West Shore ; h. 17 Nelson Street B., spiritdealer, 24 Session Street

David, cabinetmaker, 152 Nethergate ; h. 5 South Tay Street David, writer (joint-secretary to Dundee Orphan

Institution), 11 Reform Street ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd David, surgeon; h. 17 King Street

David D., merchant, 23 St Andrews Street ; h. Monifieth Ebenezer, wright, Anderson's Entry Francis, cabinetmaker, 2 Baltic Street

George, shipmaster ; h. 2 Castle Court ;

70 AND.

Andersoiij James, printer, Courier Office ; h. Seafield Lane

James, writer, Neish & PattuUo ; h. 2 Paton's Lane, Perth Eoad James, flesher, 48 Princes Street

James, carver and gilder, 103 Netliergate ; h. 2 Temple Lane James, baker, 23 Princes Street James, agent, 37 Exchange Street James, clothier and outfitter, 30 Castle Street James, senior, shipmaster, 22 Yeaman Shore James, junior, shipmaster, 22 Yeaman Shore

John, writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. do. John, manager, WilUam Ogilvie's factory, Scour- ingburn

John, teacher of mathematics, Bell Street ; h, Crichton's Close, Overgate John, bird-stuffer, 41 Hilltown John, spirit dealer, 21 Hawkhill John, carpenter, 16 Coupar's Alley-

John C, merchant, 5 Coupar's Alley ; h. 10 High Street J. B., agent, Panmure Street Patrick, of F. Molison & Co., merchant, 21 King

Street ; h. 4 Rose Angle Peter, shipmaster, 10 Fish Street Rev. T. G. Tony, incumbent of St Paul's Church; h. 27 Springfield Place Thomas, cowfeeder, Coldside William, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road "William, nursery and seedsman, 32 High Street nursery, Bushy Park, Tait's Lane, Hawkhill h. 10 Exchange Street William, brewer, M'Cosh's Entry, 96 Murraygate William, boatman, 50 Gellatly Street Caird, & Co., bleachers, Cromwell Park, Perth- shire, 59 Cowgate Mrs, teacher, 18 Hawkhill Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 56 Wellgate Mrs, lodgings, 14 St Andrews Street Mrs, grocer, 127 Princes Street Mrs, green-grocer, 69 Seagate Mrs William, brewer, 10 Nethergate Jane, mangle- keeper, 32 Tay Street Helen, grocer, 4 Eosebank Street ;;

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Anderson, Helen, grocer and spiritdealer, 79 Perth Road Margaret, stoneware merchant, 16 Blackscroft Misses, teachers, 5 St Andrews Street

Misses, milliners, 35 Nethergate ; h. 25 do. Miss, 68 King Street Andrews, Alexander, teacher and librarian, Brown Street h. 2 Temple Lane D. R., historical, landscape, and portrait painter.

Academy ; h. 1 Meadow Street Angus, John, precentor, 10 Bonnybank Annan, Alexander, builder, 123 Hilltown David, printer, 28 Overgate Anson, J. W., manager of the Theatre-Royal, Castle Street, 95 Overgate Archer, David, pawnbroker, 1 Meadow Street John, grocer, 183 Overgate Robert, shipmaster, 30 Fish Street Archbold, John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 9 Crichtou

Street ; h. Murraygate Arkle, John William, landing-surveyor H.M. Customs, Cus-

tomhouse ; h. Hermon Cottage, Broughty Ferry Arklay, John, saddler, 4 Seagate ^^ ^_„ . William, timber and mahogany merchant, Caledonia ^ Saw-Mills ; h. 74 Seagate Mrs, 6 Wellington Street Mrs, grocer, 55 Hilltown Janet, ironing, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd Armltstead, George, merchant, agent, and shipowner, 2 Pan-

mure Street ; h. 27 Westfield Place Armstrong, William, book-agent, 50 Barrack Street Mrs, calender-keeper, 63 Tay Street — Arnott, Joseph, foreman mechanic, 1 Middle Street i=- --Arrott, James, m.d., 19 King Street William H., commission agent, 23 St Andrews Street h. Seafield, Broughty Ferry Arthur, Robert, gardener, 30 Milnbank Austen, John, working jeweller, dentist, and optician, 23

Nethergate ; h. Key's Close, do.

Aymer, John, corn-merchant, 15 Dock Street ; h. 2 Dud- hope Place ;

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Baillie, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 133 and 135 Princes Street William G., clerk, Scottish Sea Insurance Office h. 89 Seagate Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 14 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown Mrs, toll- keeper. Blackness Toll, Perth Road Bain, Alexander, cow-feeder, 26 Upper Pleasance George, manager, 37 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown

John, hosier, 20 Murraygate ; h. Campbell's Close, High Street

Eobert, tailor, 6 High Street ; h. 104 Nethergate

Baird, James, merchant, 34 Murraygate ; h. 36 do. James, dealer in old and new books, 76 Hawkhill Peter, grocer, 180 Hawkhill Richard, manager, Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction Railway Co., Head Office, Yeaman Shore h. 7 South Union Street Balbirnie, William, of Cooper & Balbirnie, Bucklemaker Wynd Mary, mangle-keeper. Calender Close, 19 Murray- gate Baldy, David, grocer, 41 West Port

Thomas, engineer, East Foundry ; h. 5 Scouringburn William, baker, 66 Nethergate Balerna, Domnick, barometer-maker, 14 Yeaman Shore Balfour, Alexander, Airlie Lodge, Perth Road Peter, leather-merchant and belt and hose-pipe

maker and copper-rivet maker, 1 Vault ; h. 97 Murraygate Mi-s, lodgings, 2 Temple Lane Ballantyne, Thomas, eating-house, 70 Dudhope Street Mrs, mangle- keeper, 28 Constitution Road Ballingall, Guthrie, tide-waiter, 6 Victoria Square

William, brewei*, Pleasance ; h. 31 Milnbank Banks, David, shipmaster, 110 Pitcairn's Close George, shipowner, 48 Wellgate Geoi"ge M., clei-k to John & A. Laing, 2 St Andrews

Street ; h. Milne's Court, 48 Wellgate

Hay, clerk. Trades' Lane ; h. Milnbank James, writer, 89 Seagate

John, schoolmaster. Temple Lane ; h. Albert Street John Martin, auctioneer and appraiser, 24 and 26

Murraygate ; h. Mid Street BAN—BAT. 73

Banks, William, grocer, 59 Murraygate ; h. 61 do, Mrs T., vintner, 13 West Dock Street Mrs Wm., grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Soapwork Lan& Bannerman, James, gardener and cow -feeder, Blackness Eoad Thomas, stoneware-merchant, 191 Hawkhill Barclay, Alexander, shipmaster, 1 Westfield Avenue William, umbrella-maker, 12 Barrack Street Mrs, 5G St Andrews Street Barnet, Alexander, grocer, 150 Seagate Alexander, bookseller, 106 Scouringburn Mrs, mangle-keeper, 17 Cotton Koad Barney, Misses, 1 Coupar's Alley Barnie, John, spirit-dealer, 29 Hawkhill John, clerk, 8 St Clement's Lane

Barrie, Alexander, shoemaker, 21 West Port ; h. 25 Hawkhill Charles, feuar, Coldside David, writer, and agent for the (xresham Life As-

surance, Town-House ; h. 46 Magdalen Yard Road

George, teacher, WallacetOAvn ; h. 110 Princes Street George, farmer, Lawtown George, gardener, 21 Dudhope Crescent James, cowfeeder, Coldside Peter, ginger-beer manufacturer, 74 High Street William, town-clerk, Town-House; h. 46 Magdalen Yard Road William, inspector of way, Dundee and Perth and

Aberdeen Railway Company ; h. 1 Peter's Court, St Andrews Place William, engineer, Back of Law Station; h, Dudhope Terrace John, of Ban-ie and Smith, Powrie's Place, Forebank & Smith, masons and pavement merchants, Mea- dowside Mrs M., cork manufactory, 8 Church Lane Barron, John, shipmaster, 26 Gellatly Street Miss, 12 West Dock Street Barry, Charles, tailor and clothier, 78 High Street

Barrey, James, banker. Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. 37 Union Street

Bartie, John, clerk, Trades' Lane ; li. 11 Dudhope Crescent Batchelor, Francis, cattledealer, Arbroath Road George, of G. & G. Batchelor, 20 Hunter Street Gershom, of G. & G. Batchelor, 23 Dudhope Crescent 74 BAT—EAX.

Batclielor, John, coppersmith, tinsmith, and gas-fitter, 33

Fish Street ; h. St Margaret's Close D. R., & Son, pipemakers, 27 Small's Wynd G. & G., upholsterers, 22 Union Street

Mrs, Forebank Dairy ; h. 89 Buckleraaker Wynd Mrs, grocer, 37 Small's Wynd Miss, dressmaker, 39 High Street Miss, 2 Stewart's Entry Bathie, Thomas, spiritdealer, 155 Overgate William, & Co., boot and shoemakers, 45 Murray-

gate and 64 Overgate ; h. 55 Murraygate Baiild, James, spiritdealer, 65 Seagate Baxter, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 93 Scoiiringburn ^' David, merchant, 11 King Street; h. Union Mount David W., baker, 55 Wellgate

V Edmund, writer, 20 Eeform Street ; h. Broughty Ferry ^ Edward, merchant, 1 King Street ; h. Balgay House ^ George, tailor, 6 Hospital Park George H., manufacturer, William Street, King

Street ; h. 79 Bucklemaker Wynd George NicoU, of G. E. Baxter & Son, ship and com-

mission agent, 5 & 7 Trades' Hall ; h. Glenagnesj Cottage, Blackness Road

George Ross, of G. R. Baxter & Son ; h. Glenagnes;

Cottage, Blackness Road ;

George T., coal-merchant, William Street :

Gordon, shipmaster, 24 Bell Street i James, gardener, 314 Perth Road Jas. H., collector. Water Company; h. 49 Cowgate Rev. John, minister, 12 Craigieknowe John, coal -agent, 63 Bell Street -': John Boyd, writer and procurator-fiscal, 41 Reform

Street ; h. Craig Tay, Ferry Road

John C, minister, Wishart Church ; h. 9 Springfield; John C, manufacturer, 3 Commercial Street, Max-

welltown ; h. 16 James's Street

John G., merchant, 11 King Street ; h. EUangowan;

John H., bookseller and stationer, 99 Murraygate ; h' 103 Seagate John M., clerk, T. W. Miln's office, Panmure Street; h. 81 Bucklemaker Wynd Joseph, grocer and spiritdealer, 155 Seagate Thos. H., grocer and spirit-merchant, 95 Murray-

gate ; h. 97 do. ;

BAX—BEL. 75 y Baxter, William, Ellangowan W. B. Baxter, toAvn-chamberlain and accountant, 14

High Street ; li. 25 King Street

W. C., cabinetmaker, 18 Kirk Entry ; h. 38 King Street

V William Edward, merchant, 1 King Street ; h. Gray- field House

Wm. G., merchant, 11 King Street ; h. Ellangowan Brothers & Co., merchants, 11 King Street G. E. & Son, Avholesale confectioners and fruit -merchants, 5 and 7 Murraygate Mrs, 103 Seagate Mrs James, manufacturer, 25 Bernard Street, Hawk- hill Miss, 21 Springfield Place Miss, milliner, 95 Princes Street

Beat, David, sailmaker, 23 Greenmarket ; h. 25 Butcher Row James, mill- manager, 117 Pi-inces Street Beats, James, shipmaster, 30 Fish Street Beatt, Charles, grocer, 24 Seagate David, tailor, 44 High Street Beattie, John, baker, 34 George's Place Mrs, baker, 4 Blackscroft Beatts, John M., auctioneer and agent. Auction Mart, 39

Reform Street ; h. Broughty Ferry Miss, dressmaker, 61 Murraygate Beckwith, James, spiritdealer, 13 Bell Street

Begg, Arthur, sen., tailor and clothier, 20 High Street ; h. 2 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road Arthur, jun., tailor, of A. Begg & Son, 20 High Street h. Seafield Lane Arthur, & Sons, tailors and clothiers, 20 High Street & Watson, milliners, 25 Wellgate Mrs, broker, 188 Overgate Mrs, stoneware-merchant, 206 Perth Road Miss, 10 Exchange Street Beharie, Alexander, builder. Bell Street

James, manufacturer, 14 Rose Street ; h. Rose Street Cottage

Beharrie, William, manufacturer. Constable Street ; h. 121 Princes Street Behrens, E., haberdasher, 9 Wellgate Bell, Alexander, surgeon, 164 Nethergate

Alex. B., of J. H. & A. Bell ; Belmont, Perth Road 76 BEL—EER.

Bell, David, eatinghouse-keeper, 18 Fish Street David, tide-waiter, 4 Gellatly Street

David, blacksmith, 78 Thomson's Court ; h. Buckle- maker Wynd David, spiritdealer, 2 Eosebank Street James, rope and sailmaker and canvass manufacturer, 2

Dock Street, and works. Step Eow ; h. 15 Step Row

James, grocer, 49 Overgate ; h. 37 Constitution Road

James, mechanic, East Foundry ; h. 174 Seagate

^ - James, jun., rope and sailmaker, 2 Dock Street ; h. 15 Step Row, Perth Road -' ^. James H., of J. H. & A.Bell ; h. Belmont, Perth Road

John, of Bell & Don ; h. 17 South Tay Street John Charles, agent and auctioneer, 125 Seagate

Robert, postmaster, Post-office ; h. 6 Shore Terrace Robert, m.d. and surgeon. Spring Grove, 170 Nether- gate

Robert, coal-merchant, 17 Biicklemaker Wynd ; h. 9 Joint-Stock Buildings Samuel, 138 Nethergate

^i Thomas, merchant, 131 Murraygate ; h. Hawkhill Place Thomas, hairdresser, 45 West Port William, tidesman, 15 Exchange Street William, shipmaster, Scott's Close, 97 Overgate John, & Wm. Don, writers, 38 Castle Street J. H. & A., merchants and commission agents, 131 Murraygate Mrs, grocer, 72 Princes Street Mrs, 37 Constitution Road Mrs, 40 Union Street Mrs Thomas, Belmont, Perth Road Miss, 138 Miln's Buildings, Nethergate Agnes, grocer, 119 Hawkhill Bennett, Misses, dressmakers, 77 King Street

Bentley, Thomas, turnkey. Bridewell ; h. Hunter Street Benvie, Andrew, merchant & manufacturer, Baxter's Court,

37 Cowgate ; h. 9 Nelson Street Andrew, jun., merchant and manufacturer, Baxter's

Court, 37 Cowgate ; h. 9 Nelson Street

Berkeley, Rob., confectioner, 23 High Street ; h. Mint Close

Berrie, Alexander, flaxspinner, 5 Bain's Square ; h. Milnfield Miller, merchant and calenderer. Queen Street Calen-

dering Works ; h. 9 King Street Berry, R., mill-manager, Ferguson's Mill; h. Hunter Street ;

BET—BLA. 77

Bett, John, merchant, 8 Meadow Street ; h. 25 Cowgate

William, manufacturer, Chapelshade Woi'ks ; h. 24 Burnhead, Castlehill Binny, Walter, brewer, 8 Couttie's Wynd,- h. St Margaret's Close IVfrs, 120 Perth Road Birreli, P., clerk, C. Kerr & Co. Mrs, lodgings, 48 Union Street a -Birse, John, flaxspinner, 60 Barrack Street

Bissett, Gray, Avriter, 20 Reform Street ; h. 13 Nelson Street, Forebank

John, gunmaker and cutler, 87 Murraygate ; h. 20 Seagate Tiiomas, carpenter, 22 Peter Street

William, saddler, 55 Reform Street ; h. 1 Mid Street, Chapelshade AVilliam, late supervisor of inland revenue, 13 Nelson Street, Forebank William, sen., late saddler, Forebank Peter, & Co., china-merchants, 13 Crichton Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 227 Hilltown

Misses, milliners, 13 Union Street ; h. Forebank Black, Charles, grocer, 26 Dudhope Street George, gardener and coal-merchant, 197 Hawkhill George, carver & turner, Gray's Close, 70 High Street

James, pavement-dealer, Ward Road ; h. 46 Princes Street James, gardener, 1 Paton's Lane James, tavern-keeper, 112 Murraygate James, mason, 46 Princes Street ,

James H., merchant, 117 CoAvgate ; h. 1 Paton's Lane James M., gasfitter and tinsmith, 49 King Street John, flesher, 109 Seagate Thomas, flesher, 40 Seagate Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 2 Hawkhill AYilliam, spiritdealer, 30 Scouringburn Mrs, spiritdealer, 30 Dock Street Mrs, green-grocer, 92 Cowgate Mary, grocer, 7 Horsewater Wynd Blackie & Son, publishers and booksellers, 7 Crichton Street and Glasgow Alexander, & Son, manufacturers, Dudhope Park, 28 Cowgate; h. Birch Lane Cottage, Scouringburn Blacklaw, William, corn-meter, 6 West Dock Street ;

78 BLA—BOW.

Blain, James H., H.M. Customs ; h. Springhill Blair, George, grocer, 21 Small's Wynd

Henry, grocer, 115 Overgate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street William, shipbuilder, Brown's Yard; li. 68 King Street "William, grocer, 12 Rosebank Street William, tailor, 135 Scouringburn William G., broker, 21 Wellgate Mrs, 75 Nethergate Mrs, sick-nurse, 7 Crichton Street Mrs, grocer, 133 Scouringburn

Isabella, spiritdealer, 16 Overgate ; h. 14 do. Blakeliurst, Mrs, grocer, 12 Bucklemaker Wynd

Blakey, J. Herbert, flaxspinner, Hillbank Works ; h. 6 King Street William, merchant, insurance and commission agent,

16 Dock Street ; h. 10 King Street Blues, James, teadealer, 54 Hilltown Blyth, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 133 Hawkhill John B., tailor, 3 Bucklemaker Wynd

H. & T., flaxspinners, 2 Wellgate ; h. Rosefield Cot- tage, Blackness Road

J. & G., victual-dealers, 51 Murraygate ; h. 59 Gel- latly Street Boak, James, & Co., leather-merchants, 58 Barrack Street ; h. 32 Union Street

Boase, Charles William, banker ; h. Meadow Place

George Clement, banker ; h. King Street Bogue, John, gardener, 95 Broughty Ferry Road Bon, Mrs John, chronometer, watch, and nautical instrument

maker, 24 East Dock Street ; h. 2 Commercial Street Bonella, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd

"BiJnrrerj-Joseph, blacking- manufacturer, 30 Overgate ; h. 28 do. Bonthron, John, confectioner, 34 Scouringburn Booth, George, veterinary surgeon, Meadowside Road Gi'aham, tailor, 95 Princes Street Borthwick, Alexander, small-ware-dealer, 1 Reform Street h. Murraygate

Borrie, David, bootmaker, 38 High Street ; h. 84 Hilltown

John, shipowner, 38 High Street ; h. Carnoustie Borwick, Rev. W., 1 Powrie Lane Bourke, Bartholomew, spiritdealer, 5 Baltic Street Bower, George, innkeeper, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate ;

BOW—EEI. 79

Bower, Clengh, & Co., card-cloth makers, 123 Murraygate Mrs, dressmaker, 82 Overgate Mrs Eobert, 14 New Inn Entry Miss, teaclier, 5 Stobswell Eoad Bowman, John, spiritdealer, 69 Seagate John, Wright, 25 Long Wynd William, wright, George's Place, Wellgate Mrs, lodgings, 77 Nethergate

Miss, milliner, 90 Nethergate ; h. 123 do. Miss, lodgings, 30 Reform Street Boyack, A. S., shipmaster, Bucklemaker Wynd f- - Charles C, of W. & C. Boyack, Tay Square William, of W. & C. Boyack, Tay Square W. & C, flaxspinners, 19 St Andrews Street Mrs, Tay Square Mrs E., mealseller, 35 Scouringburn

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

George, agent, 39 Castle Sti*eet ; h. 10 Wellington Street George H., fish-merchant, 4 Vault

James, merchant, 32 Sugarhouse Wynd ; h. 2 Laurel Bank

John, shoemaker, 22 Crichton Street ; h. 14 Greea- market John, shoeraakei', Lower Croft

Omar, gi'ocer, 142 Scouringburn ; h. 146 do.

Eobert, writer, 10 Eeform Street ; h. 48 Union Street Thomas, grocer and fish store, 30 and 32 King Street Boyle, John, grocer and spiritdealer, 48 Ann Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 33 Cotton Eoad Boyter, Alexander, shipmaster, 17 Vault David, grocer and spiritdealer, 45 Hawkhill

Braid, P. M., manager, Pleasance Mill ; h. Breivery Lane, 5 Lower Pleasance Braidwood, Alexander, keeper of Victoria Lodging-house, Scott's Close, 97 Overgate Brand, Jas.,' salt-merchant, 25 Greenmarket; h, 4 Fish Street Brash, George, carter, 131 Princes Street Brennan, Elizabeth, spiritdealer, 11 Brown Street Brewster, James, grocer, 115 Scouringburn Bricknal, Andrew, eating-house, 36 Union Street Brisbane, James, slip and dock master, Marine Parade h. Patent Slip ;;

80 BEO.

Brodie, Andrew, sodawater manufacturer, 40 Grellatly Street h. 38 do. George, auctioneer, appraiser, and commission agent, 61 Reform Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 42 Princes Street Neil, grocer, 27 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill Samuel, merchant, and agent for the Scottish Sea and

Imperial Insurance Companies, 3 King Street ; h. William Street, Forebank Brough, Thos., sailcloth, &c., manufacturer, Peep-o'-day Lane Brown, Alexander, shipowner, 4 Somerville Place

Alexander R., merchant, 71 High Street ; h. 36 Magdalen Yard Road Andrew, of James Brown & Son, 127 Nethergate, foot of Park Place Andrew, customhouse officer, 27 Broughty Ferry Road Andrew, shoemaker, 3 Thomson's Street, Perth Road Andrew, spiritdealer, 89 Seagate

Andrew, jiin., merchant, 71 High Street ; h. 47 Castle Street Charles, tailor, PuUar's Close, 132 Murraygate

David, grocer, 28 Scouringburn ; h. 26 do. David, 49 Murraygate David, tailor, 30 Mid Street, Chapelshade David, spiritdealer, 55 Bell Street

David B., merchant, 12 Bain's Square ; h. 37 Union Street A. B., commission flaxdresser, 112 StRoque's Court, Cowgate; h. 15 Park Wynd, Hawkhill Ebenezer John, surgeon, 39 Tay Street Geoi-ge, tailor, 29 Scouringburn George, clerk, Baxter Brothers & Co., 11 King Street h. 3 George Street, Olivebank

Henry, bookseller and stationer, 45 High Street ; h. 7 Crichton Street Henry, flesher, 108 Hawkhill James, grocer, 64 Blackscroft James, of J. & W. Brown and of J. Brown & Son h. 127 Nethergate, foot of Park Place James, shipowner, 7 William Street James, manufacturer, Baxter's Court, 37 Cowgate h. Bonnybank James, grocer and spiritdealer, 147 Hilltown BEO—BRU. 81

Brown, John, slilpbuilder, Victoria Dock ; h. 38 Constitution Road

John, coal-agent, 13 Dock Street ; h. Victoria Square John, spiritdealer, 82 Hilltown John Cormack, daguerreotypist and teacher of draw-

ing and painting, 30 Union Street ; h. Morgan's Buildings

Joseph, sen., church officer, St Peter's ; h. 33 Rye- hill Lane, Perth Road Joseph, brewer, 60 King Street Matthew, tailor, 29 Wellgate Peter, grocer, 105 Princes Street Peter, tailor, 73 High Street Shepherd, blacksmith, Irvine's Square Thomas, smith, Craigie "^ William, of J. & W. Brown and of Brown & Miller; h. Ward House and Marchbanks, Lochee William, tailor, 7 Overgate

Wm., letterpress printer, 25 Scouringburn ; h. 20 do. William, grocer and provision dealer, 44 Scouring-

burn ; h. Dudhope Crescent William, spiritdealer, 7 Scouringburn William, grocer, 19 Dudhope Crescent William, city missionary, Stobswell Road James & William, flaxspinners and linen manufacturers, 20 Wellgate and West Ward James, & Son, linen merchants, 53 Cowgate

& Miller, flaxspinners, Column Mill ; office, Panmure St. D. & J., wine and spirit merchants, 61 Murraygate

and 52 Seagate ; h. 1 Kirk Entry, Wellgate Mrs, 3 West Dock Street Mrs, grocer, 158 Scouringburn Mrs, milliner, 33 Constitution Road Mrs Ann, grocer, 91 Nethergate Mrs C, grocer and spiritdealer, 88 Princes Street Mrs D., 21 Refomi Street Mrs David, 36 Magdalen Yard Road Mrs Margaret, stoneware dealer, 92 Hawkhill Miss, 14 Seafield Road

Misses, strawbonnet-makers, 14 Reform St. ; h. 20 do. Catherine, grocer, 8 Session Street Martha, grocer, 109 Princes Street Browne, Edmond, officer of inland revenue, 31 Reform Street Bruce, Colin, confectioner, 46 Scouringburn a 82 BKU—BUE.

Bruce, David G., engineer ; h. 23 Saunders' Entry- George D., shipmaster, 1 Infirmary Lane, King Sti'eet James, Binn Cottage, Blackness, Perth Road

James, tailor and clothier, 3 Union Street ; h. Mor- gan's Buildings James, confectioner, James Keiller & Son, New Inn

Entry ; h. Coupar's Alley James, warper, 5 Small's Wynd John, agent, 14 Thomson Street, Perth Eoad John, boot and shoemaker, 15 Barrack Street William, spiritdealer, Gray's Close, 70 High Street

William, gardener, Spring Garden ; h. Arbroath Road Misses, milliners, 14 Greenmarket Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 7 Crichton Street Brymer, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 72 Wellgate Robert, fishdealer, New Fish Store, 6 Vault Buchan, David, baker, Albert Court, 47 Nethergate James, dealer in jewellery, toys, and hardware, 1 High Street and 1 Castle Street; h. Thomson Sti-eet, Perth Road James, grocer and spiritdealer, 45 Overgate

Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 29 Overgate ; h. 1 Yeaman's Close, Overgate Mrs, grocer, 77 Nethei-gate Buchanan, James, teacher, St Andrew's School, William

Street ; h. 38 Den's Brae Neill, clerk, 55 Murraygate

Bulk, Alex., shipowner, 1 Dock Street ; h. 4 Candle Lane J. H., Dundee Rope Work, 1 Dock Street Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 52 Blackness Road Isabella, spiritdealer, 6 and 8 George's Place

Buist, Alex. J., flaxspinner, 34 Cowgate ; h. Hawkhill Place John, grocer and builder, 32 Arbroath Road William, shipmaster, Rennie's Close

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

Burns, Alexander, flesher, 136 Murraygate ; h. 138 do.

Rev. Islay, St Peter's Free Church ; h. 19 Thomson Street, Perth Road James, merchant, 173 Scouringburn James, shipmaster, 15 Exchange Street

Burns, John R., teacher, Wallace Feus Infant School ; h. 16 Crescent Street Thomas, clerk, 16 Crescent Street William, bell-hanger, 37 Nethei-gate ;

BUK—CAL. 83

Burns, Mrs, lodgings, 43 Castle Street Mi-s, grocer and spiritdealer, 30 Bucklemaker Wynd Miss, 3 Greenfield Place, Perth Road

Burnett, George, merchant, 31 Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry- I Mrs, 1 William Street, King Street Ann, confectioner, 27 Bucklemaker Wynd Burton, Mrs, grocer, 103 Cowgate Butchard, James, druggist and dentist, 30 West Port and 30

Castle Street ; h. 2 Temple Lane Butchai't, Alexander, wood-merchant, 89 Seagate Andrew, brewer, 6 St Clement's Lane David, manufacturer and hemp-dealer, 89 Cow-

gate ; h. 87 do. David, shipmaster, 14 Gellatly Street

D. M., of Butchart Brothers ; h. 7 Castle Street George, bakei-, 64 Wellgate

James, of Butchart Brothers ; h. 7 Castle Street James, tailor, 12 Parker's Court, William Street, King Street Brothers, clotliiers and tailors, 3 and 5 Castle Street & Pilmer, ship-brokers and commission agents, 43 Dock Street Miss, dressmakgr, 20 St Clement's Lane

Butter, Alexander, cartwright, 11 Park Lane ; h. Butter's Close, West Port Donald, keeper of Water Reservoir, Stob's Muir George S., grocer and spiritdealer, 48 Barrack Street h. Murraygate William, tailor, 210 Hilltown Mrs, midwife, 11 Blackscroft

Cadenhead, a. & M., furnishings, 118 Perth Road Csesar, Rev. James, minister, 8 Springfield Place w. Caird, Edward, merchant and manufacturer, 59 CoAvgate ; h. ' Tay Square Cairncross, Alexander, shipmaster, 6 Perth Road

Henry, clerk, Pleasance Mill ; h. 42 Reform St.

•y John, accountant, Dundee Bank ; h. 42 Do. William, feuar, Arthur Street Caithness, David, spiritdealer, 17 Constable Street Patrick A., Tay Coffeehouse, 76 Murraygate^ h. Mauchline Tower Court, do. Mrs, Morrison's Court, Wellgate

I Caledonian Loan Co. (J. Crowlie, salesman), 166 Overgate 84 CAL—CAM.

Calder, Edward, grocer, 152 Hawkhill John, grocer, 145 Hilltown John, grocer and spiritdealer, 272 Hilltown John F., wi-iter, 6 High Street William, grocer and spiritdealer, 51 Hilltown Caiman, Andrew L., of J. & A. Caiman, 142 Nethergate David, of Caiman & Martin, 1 Commercial Street

David, jun., reporter of shipping for the port ; li. 26 Gellatty Street John, of J. & A. Caiman, 142 Nethergate & Martin, shipbuilders, 2 Marine Parade J. & A., shipbuilders. East Shore Calvert, Mrs, mangle-keeper, 41 Cotton Road Cameron, Alexander, hairdresser, 37 Prirtces Street Alexander, tailor. West Port

Alexander, jun., merchant, 35 Cowgate ; h. 2 Dudhope Street Andrew, mason, 37 Lower Pleasance James, grocer, 56 Blackscroft

James, watchmaker, 88 Murraygate ; h. 101 do. John, regimental bagpipe-maker, 44 Scouringburn William, provision merchant, 5 Dock Street, West Shore h. Small's AVynd ; William, of A. & W. Cameron, 50 Blackscroft J. & P., general carriers, agents for the Caledonian Railway for Scotland,—in connection with the Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction and Scottish Central Railways. Forward goods to Glasgow, Paisley, Greenock, Perth, Arbroath, Montrose, Aberdeen, and all parts in east of Scot-

land ; also to London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and the south and west of England. Offices, 8 Dock Street and 15 Exchange Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 11 Church Lane Mrs, 89 Princes Street Mrs James, 2 Dudhope Place

Campbell, David, smith and farrier, Thorter Row ; h. 8 Crichton Street

David, clothier, 28 West Port ; h. 2 Temple Lane Donald, brewer, 175 Scouringburn

George, spirit-merchant, New Inn Entry ; h. 6 High Street James, of James Campbell & Co., 43 Park Wynd James M., merchant, Wormit, by Nevrport CAM—CAR. 85

Campbell, John, tobacconist, 2 Crichton Street ; h. 8 do. John, spiritdealer, 89 Overgate John, saddler, trunk, and portmanteau maker, 7 Victoria Square Nethergate ; h. 6 John, grocer and spiritdealer, 34 West Port Peter, dyer, 10 Perth Eoad

Peter, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Morton's Square, Wellgate

Robert, reporter, Advertiser Office ; h. 9 Dudhope Crescent Thomas, flesher, 74 Scouringburn William, broker, 12 Ann Street William, grocer, 3 Upper Pleasance James, & Co., ink-manufacturers, &c., 85 Bell St. Mrs, lodgings, 4 Gellatly Street Mrs Margaret, 17 Crichton Street Miss, 8 Crichton Street

J., milliner, 60 Overgate ; h. 89 do. Cannan, William, minister, Panmure Street Cant, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 00 Hilltown Cargill, James, clerk, 68 Princes Street

Thomas, flaxspinner, 112 Cowgate ; h. Cotton Road

William, flaxdresser, 84 Cowgate ; h. 23 Do. Carlyle, Geo., clerk, Dundee & Perth Rail.; h. 2 Perth Road Carraichael, David, of J. Carmichael & Co., Isles's Lane, Hawkhill Geo., of J. Carmichael & Co., 22 Fleuchar Craig Jas., of J. Carmichael & Co., 22 Fleuchar Craig Jas., agent, 16 Dock Street; h. Retreat Cottage

Peter, engineer. Den's Mill ; h. Den's Brae James, & Co., engineers, Ward Foundry Mrs Charles, 19 Isles's Lane, Hawkhill Carnegie, Mrs, grocer, 89 Hilltown Carnie, Mrs, stoneware-merchant, 114 Scouringburn Carr, George, shuttlemaker, 185 Hilltown William, egg-merchant, 4 South Union Street Carrie, George, cartwright, East William Street James, vintner, 43 Overgate

Wm., manager, Edward's Mill ; h. 8 Milnbank Road Robert, cowfeeder, Butterburn

Carron, Patrick, tailor, clothier, hatter, hosier,

Carswell, Alexander, flaxdresser, King Street ; h. 26 Cars- well Lane, King Street ;

86 CAS—CHA.

Cassels, Alexander, teacher of dancing, 117 Princes Street John, stoneware- dealer, 69 Hawkhill Cassidy, Petef, furniture-dealer, 7 & 11 Tally Street, & 31

& 37 Barrack Street ; h. 13 Tally Street Cathcart, George, clerk, 7 Paton's Lane, Perth Road James, warehouseman, 123 Hilltown Cathie, Alexander, brewer, 164 Overgate

Francis, spiritdealer, 85 Overgate ; h. 93 do. Cathles, John, provision-dealer, 216 Overgate Cathro, Charles, carpenter, 74 Seagate George, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Perth Road James, storekeeper. Northern Railway, Craig Street h. 10 Fish Street James, mechanic, 13 Lilybank William, feuar, Smithfield A. & C, furnishers, 73 Nethergate Cay, 'James, of Gray & Cay; h. 37 Union Street Chalmers, Alexander, manufacturer and agent, 38 & 40 Cow-

gate ; h. 50 Wellington Street Alexander, spiritdealer, 18 South Lindsay Street Alexander, grocer, 59 Scouringburn Alexander, blacksmith, Gardyne's Close, 42 Mur- raygate Charles, flaxspinner (Tay Street Mill), 9 Bain's

Square ; h. Magdalen Yard Charles, junior, Magdalen Yard David, mill- manager, 5 Ramsay Street James, bookseller, stationer, printer, and music-

seller, 10 Castle Street ; h. 3 Comely Bank, Con- stitution Road James, junior, merchant and agent. Globe Insu-

rance Agency Office, 10 Castle Street ; h. 3 Comely Bank James, spiritdealer, 99 Overgate John, grocer and spiritdealer, 23 Union Street; h. Maxwelltown Robert, mill-manager, 29 Cotton Road Peter, manufacturer, 29 Annfield Road, Hawkhill Thomas, house- factor, 37 Nethergate

Walter, flesher, 204 Overgate ; h. Pitkerro

Major-General Sir Wra., K.c.ii., C.B. ; h. 142 Perth Road, and country residence, Glenericht, by Blairgowrie William, gardener, 12 Step Row CHA—CLA. 87

Chalmers, William, boot and shoemaker, 36 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, lodgings, 75 Seagate

Chaplin, John, blacksmith, East Willison Street ; h. 14 Dud- hope Crescent Jolm, broker, 152 Overgate Mrs David, lodgings, 125 Morgan's Buildings, Ne- thergate Chapman, James, dockgate-man, 19 Constable Street

James, coal-merchant, 22 King Street ; h. 1 Infir- mary Lane William, shipmaster, 46 Bucklemaker Wynd Child, Thomas, heckle and gill-stock manufacturer, 51 Re- form Street

V Christie, Alexander, writer, 6 High Street ; h. 83 Seagate Alexander, merchant, 18 Hilltown Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 154 Murraygate and Panmure Street David, grocer, 59 Hawkhill James, m.d. and surgeon, 8 Tay Street

James, sub -agent, British Linen Company ; h. 97 Broughty Ferry lload James, boot and sJioemaker, 9 Temple Lane James, grocer, 230 Overgate John Wilkie, clerk ; h. Binns of Blackness, Perth Road C, boot and shoemaker, 51 Nethergate

Robert, wood-merchant, South Union Street ; h. Elizabeth Street

Sinclair, clerk to James Bell, 2 Dock Street ; h. Binns of Blackness Thomas, gardener, 16 Magdalen Yard Road AVilliam, grocer and spiritdealer, 146 Hawkhill William, shipmaster, 7 Joint-Stock Buildings & Revel, ship-brokers, 1 West Dock Street Mrs George, 20 Tay Street Christison, John, teacher of modern languages, Dundee Semi-

naries ; h. West Ferry Clark, Alexander, shipmaster, 14 Grellatly Street

Alexander, lathrsplitter, Meadowside ; h. Temple Lane Charles, canvass manufacturer, Gowan's Court, 229

Overgate ; h. Westfield Cottage, Perth Road David, boot and shoemaker, 264 Perth Road

David, printer, Advertiser Office ; h. 32 Barrack Street 88 CLA—coc.

Clark, George, cofFeeliouse-keeper ; h. 6 South Union Street Hugh, grocer, 20 Lower Pleasance James, confectioner, 231 Overgate James, shipmaster, 13 William Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Bucklemaker Wynd John, builder, 32 Ann Street John, teacher, Trinity House; h. 10 Yeaman Shore

J. R., agent, Castle Street ; h. Hawkhill Peter, shipmaster, 19 Todburn Lane Robert, clerk. Law Mill Robert, grocer, 123 Cowgate Thomas, blockmaker, East Harbour; h. 56 St An- drews Street Thomas, mast and blockmaker, south side Victoria

Dock ; h. James's Park ^ ^- William, shipowner, 23 Exchange Street; h. 19 Dock Street Wm., grocer, 13 Dudhope Crescent; h. 2 Temple Lane Mrs, 51 Broughty Ferry Road Mrs, grocer, 11 Crescent Street j\Irs Thomas, 8 Bain Square , iMary, mangle-keeper, 20 Greorge's Place Clarke, AYilliam, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 176 and 178

Seagate ; h. 174 do. Cleghorn, Thomas, guard on Edinburgh and Northern Rail-

way ; h. 21 Hunter Street Clement, Robert, tailor, 9 Ivirk Entry

Clerk, Robert, & Son, coal-merchants, 3 Lowden's Alley ; h. 165 HawkhiU Mrs, Binn, Blackness, Perth Road Miss, straw-hatmaker, 25 Hawkhill

Clirehugh, William, clerk. Shore-dues Office ; h. 6 Victoria Square

Cloudslie, Alex., engineer ; h. 5 Castle Court Cobb, David, writer, 41 Reform Street Cobb, William, Mains of Fintry, factor for Thomas Erskine, Linlathen

Cochran, Alexander, surgeon, 88 Nethergate ; h. 2 Peter St.

James, surgeon, 16 Seagate ; h. 107 Nethergate

Robert, chemist and druggist, 127 Murraygate ; h. 2 Peter Street

Cochrane, George, of Coclirane & Co. ; h. 10 Iving Street P. M., of Cochrane & Co., Frfench Vice-Consul,

42 St Andrews Street ; h. 10 King Street coc—cou. 89

Cochrane, William, provision store, 64 Seagate

& Co., merchants, 42 St Andrews Street ; h. 10 King Street Mrs William, 2 Peter Street Robert, m.d., surgeon, Street Y Cocks, 25 Tay Eobert, 1 Bain Square James, ship-joiner, south side of Victoria Dock; h. Carolina Fort Cockburn, Samuel, physician and surgeon, 43 Union Street J., & Campbell, of Edinburgh, wine-merchants, 33 Reform Street Colman, William, clerk, 6 High Street CoUeston, Mrs, green-grocer. 160 Seagate y Collier, Wm., merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Eden Cottage Conacher, Duncan, grocer and spiritdealer, 218 Overgate

Constable, Mrs W., jeweller, 7 High Street ; h. Nethergate

Coogan, John, outfitter and clothier, 17 Greenmarket ; h. Crichton Street Owen, broker, 237 Overgate

Mrs J., clothier, 11 Greenmarket ; h. 10 do. Cook, Rev. David, congregational minister, 11 George Street, Forebank Thomas, shipmaster, 40 Union Street

Thomas, letter-carrier, Post-office ; h. 2 East Willison Street

& Son, brush-makers, 42 and 44 Barrack Street ; h, 2 East Willison Street Mrs, grocer, 44 Gellatly Street

Cooper, Alexander, chainmaker ; h. 190 Seagate Charles, baker, 87 Blackscroft Dav., of Cooper & Balbirnie; h. Tait's Lane, Hawkhill

John, clerk to Samuel C. Thomson ; h. Westfielcl Avenue William W., linen draper, 9 Reform Street & Balbirnie, slaters, 5 Meadowside Mrs, dressmaker, 37 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 27 Blackscroft Margaret, milliner, 8 Blackscroft Copley, John, file & rasp cutter, Thoms's Close, 2 Murraygate

4- Corbet, John, collector of inland revenue ; h. Broughty Ferry Cossens, John, shipmaster, 25 Long Wynd CouU, George, grocer, 12 Crichton Street Coulson, Thomas, clerk, 8 Victoria Square Coupar, John, grocer, 4 Peter Street ;

90 COU—CRA.

Coupar, Mrs, spiritdoaler, 21 Constitution Road Mrs, cowfeeder, Meadowside Misses, innkeepers, 104 Murraygate Elizabeth, grocer, 62 Overgate Couper, George, shipmaster, 11 Crescent Street George, grocer and spiritdealer, 134 Trinces Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 206 Hawkhill James, manufacturer, 9 West Wynd, Perth Road James, 138 Perth Road Peter, feuar, Lilybank, 28 Albert Street

Thomas, manager, Hull Shipping Co. ; h. Perth Road William, tinsmith, 8 Thomson's Lane, West Port Mrs John, baker, 36 Princes Street Aim, eating-house, 132 Princes Street Coutts, John, spiritdealer, Church Lane

Coventry, Robert, customhouse officer. Customhouse ; h. 93 Bucklemaker AVynd Cowan, James, brassfounder, gasfitter, and plumber. Reform

Street ; h. Meadow Place Cowans, James, grocer, wine, spirit, and provision merchant, 148 Murraygate

John, grocer, 22 High Street and 126 Overgate ; h. 142 Nethergate Cowie, Robert, house-painter and paper-hanger, 37 Nether-

gate ; h. Seafield, Broughty Ferry Cowgate Calendering Co., calenderers, 56 Cowgate Cowper, John, waiter, Exchange Coffeerooms, 7 Exchange Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 98 Princes Street Cox, George R., clerk, T. W. Miln's Office, Panmure Street h. 1 Bain's Square

James, of Cox Brothers ; h. 4 Upper Dudhope Crescent

Thomas Hunter, of Cox Brothers ; h. Foggyley, Lochee

William, of Cox Brothers ; h. Foggyley, Lochee Brothers, manufacturers and merchants, 30 St Andrews Street

Crabb, David, of D. & W. Crabb ; h. West Port John, lapper, 48 Blackscroft William, draper, 51 Bucklemaker Wynd D. & W., slaters, 15 Brown Street Ann, mangle-keeper, 17 BroAvn Street Craig, John, cowfeeder, Cherryfield Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 50 Scouringburn Cramb, David, agent for Morison's medicine, 28 Murraygate CRA—CRO, 91

Cramb, David, & Son, boot and shoemakers, 24 Ovcrgatc; lu 28 Murraygate Crammond, David, shipmaster, Todburn Lane George, innkeeper and horse-hirer, 58j Seagate and 67 Murraygate

George, keeper of Trinity House ; h. Yeaman Sh. John, vintner, 4 West Dock Street Walter P., Hesher, 71 Hilltowu Crawford, I'liineas B., grocer, 5 Bhickscroft Thomas, shipmaster, 38 Trinces Street E. & .J., shoc-manuiacturers, 03 Overgate Mrs, Tait's J^ane Crichton, Andrew, spiritdealcr, 5 Thortcr Roav Archibahl, manager. Sea Insurance Co., agent for Scottish Union Fire and Ijife Insurance Co., 29

Cowgate ; li. 15 King Street David, crystal and stoneware house, 2 Ladywell

Lane ; h. 57 Wellgate

James, dyer and scourer, 4 Meadow Entry ; h. Mauchline Tower Court, Murraygate James, teacher (commercial department), Dundee

Seminaries ; h. 3 I'eter Street

James, commission agent, 6 Dock Street ; h. 21 Castle Street John, surgeon, 31 Tay Street John, baker, 49 I'crth lioad .lolui, spiritdealcr, 79 i'rinces Street John, tide-waiter, 14 Gcllatly Street Peter, sodawater-manufacturer, Young's Close,

Murraygate ; h. 55 do. Wm., spiritdealcr, 34 Castle St.; h. 5 Castle Court William, carter, 10 Bonny bank Mrs, 1 Meadow Entry Mrs, 2 Anntield lioad, Ilawkhill Miss, 25 Nethergate

Crighton, Anclrew, manager, Lindsay Street Mill ; h. 20 Hunter Street

David, Lloyd's surveyor, 29 Exchange Street ; h. Dudhope Terrace

David, draper, 32 Reform Street ; h. 31 Springfield James, grocer and spiritdealcr, 2 Hose Street

Crockatt, I)r, surgeon, 188 Perth lioad ; h. 1 Westfield Place, do. John, grocer, 113 Pole Park 92 CRO—CUR.

Crockatt, William, junior, merchant ; letters left at New Gas

Office, Keform Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Terrace William, Fair Muir Toll-bar Christian, lodgings, 6 Bain Square

Croft, David, coal-merchant, 15 West Dock Street ; h. Croft's Lane, Ha-\vkliill CroU, John, mill-manager, 29 Cotton Road John, mason, 142 Hawkhill Mrs, 4 Tay Street Lane Crombie, Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 83 Nethergate Cross, Alexander A. F., clerk, 11 South Union Street

John, corn-merchant, 5 Dock Street ; h. Forebank Crosthwaite, William, merchant, bleached and brown linen

manufacturer, 31 St Andrews Street ; h. Craigie House Crow, John, late farmer, Westfield Lane

Thomas, blacksmith, 3 Milne's Close, Overgate ; h. 47 West Port Crowlie, Arthur, grocer and spiritdealer, 122 Hawkhill John, hosier, 45 and 47 Perth Road William, draper, 16 Princes Street

Cruickshanks, Alexander, baker, 18 Crichton Street ; h. 14 Greenmarket William, coal- merchant, 157 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 14 Greenmarket Crystal, James, spiritdealer, 77 Cowgate Gumming, Edward, grocer and spiritdealer, 44 Ann Street '• G., engraver and lithographer, prmtseller and

picture-frame maker, 94 Nethergate ; h. 41 Re- form Street David, shipmaster, 50 Gellatly Street George, shipmaster, 15 Exchange Street John, tailor, 3 Stewart's Close, Hunter Street

John, broker, 10 Ann Street . Cunningham, James, clerk, 13 Cowgate; h. 11 Nelson Street « James, wright and glazier, 6 West Dock Street John, wine and spirit merchant, 42 Castle

Street ; h. 1 Tay Square John, manufacturer, 17 Cotton Road Cunnynghame, Mrs, Tay Square Curr, Thomas, grocer, 41 Broughty Ferry Road William, 20 Union Street Currie, James, teacher, Ward Seminaries, 13 West Willison Street. CUT—DAV. 93

^Cutbbert, Thomas, of C. & Son ; h. 3 Dudhope Place

William, twine-spinnei', Temple Lane ; h. Scott's Close, Hawkhill & Son, coacli-builders, Meadowside Public Seminaries h. 9 Tay Cuthbertson, John, teacher, ; Street

Dalgety, George, flesher, 1 Bucklemaker Wynd John, shoemaker, 70 Cowgate

Dalgairns, David, manager, J. & W. Brown's Mill ; h. 5 Blackness Eoad KT >'.....- Peter, of Dalgairns & Kidd; h. 6 Shore Terrace / & Kidd, wine & spirit merchants, 4 Shore Terrace Mrs, 1 Westfield Place, Perth Road Davidson, Archibald, shipmaster, 10 West Dock Street

George, sub-manager Dundee Gas-Light Co. ; h. 20 Castle Street

David, clerk, C. Kerr & Co. ; h, 17 Isles's Lane, Hawkhill David, boot and shoemaker, Wyllie's Entry, 156 Murraygate

David, of Davidson & Methven ; h. 12 Temple Lane James, smith, 22 Queen Street James, tishcurer, 16 Candle Lane; h. in London

John, coal-merchant, 82 Bell Street ; h. 26 Gellatly Street

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 6 Den's Road ; h. 8 do.

John, accountant, &c., C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 17 Isles's Lane, Hawkhill John, spiritdealer, 76 Hilltown

John, spiritdealer, 1 West Port ; h. Scott's Angle, West Port John, feuar, 19 Hospital Wynd

Peter, fishcurer, 90 Seagate ; h. Seafiald Cottage, Broughty Ferry Robert, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 38 Scouringburn William, feuar, 23 Hospital Wynd William, coal and coke merchant, Trades' Lane;

otiice, Butcher Row ; h. 34 Small's Wynd William, grocer, 207 Hilltown Charles, & Sons, paper-manufacturers, 7 St An- drews Street, and 11 Baltic Street ;

94 DAY—DEW.

Davidson, H. B. & W., coal and coke merchants and con-

tractors, Butcher Row ; h. Small's Wynd & Methven, auctioneers, appraisers, and house- factors, 3 St Clement's Lane, High Street W. & M., spiritdealers, 64 Murrayajate Mrs, Westfield House, Magdalen Yard Road Mrs Thomas, Peter's Court, Cowgate Miss, teacher, 32 Constitution Road Davie, James, tailor, 144 Princes Street James, boot and shoemaker, 8 Hospital Park John, mill-overseer; h. 7 William Street, Scouring- burn John, boot and shoemaker, 2 Temple Lane Thomas, grocer, 40 Arbroath Road

David, Peter, builder. Reform Street ; h. 149 Hilltown Peter, jun., china and stoneware merchant, 151 Hill- town Dawson, William, grocer, 17 Lilybank Deadrick, Colin, shipmaster, 55 Murraygate

Dear, Summervlle, engineer ; h. 12 Ford's Lane Deas, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Cowgate Dempsey, Bernard, tailoi', 10 Exchange Street

Dempster, Thomas, upholsterer, 26 Nethergate ; h. 2 East Willison Street Mrs, innkeeper, 94 Scouringburn

Denholm, James, head-waiter, British Hotel ; h. 56 St An-

drews Street Jj

Denoon, John, iron and tinplate-worker, 84 and 86 Overgate ; I * h. 82 Overgate Deuchars, Alexander, shipmaster, Carswell's Lane David, shipmaster, 24 Crichton Street James, manager, Tay and Thames Shipping Office h. Deuchar's Land, Perth Road John, grocer and spiritdealer, 141 Perth Road John, jun., clerk, 9 William Street, Forebank William, boot and shoemaker, 16 George's Place Devlin, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 4 Dock Street Dewar, Alex., clerk, Alex. Low, Cowgate; h. 119 Murraygate Alexander, spiritdealer, 49 Bell Street David, grocer, 35 Scouringburn James, shipmaster, 22 Blackscroft William, grocer, 45 Hilltown M., grocer, 13 Yeaman Shore Mrs E., draper, &c., 119 Murraygate ,

DEW—DOI. 95

Dewar, Jean, spiritdealer, 192 Overgate

^ Dick, David, of H. P. R^e & Co. ; h. 46 Bucklemaker Wynd

David, hosier, -71 High Street ; h. 103 Nethergate David, grocer, 27 Lindsay Street Francis, jun., sacking and twine manufacturer, 134

Seagate ; h. 9 St AndreAvs Street Francis, bookseller and stationer, 36 King Street Francis, tinsmith and gasfitter, 16 Kirk Entry; h. 1 do. Francis, tailor, St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate George, farmer. Nether Balgay George, grocer and spiritdealer, 48 West Port

Thomas, jun., teacher, Tay Square Seminaries ; h. 29 Magdalen Yard Road Thomas, shoemaker, Panmure Street Janet, grocer, 41 Bucklemaker Wynd Dickie, Archibald, wireworker, blacksmith, and bellhanger,

19 Barrack Street ; h. Kirk Wynd, Overgate James, carpenter, 1 PatuUo's Court, Queen Street Dickson, David, tailor, 2 William Street, King Street James, cardcloth-maker, 32 Paton'sLane; h. 30 do. James, dockgate-man, 12 Blackscroft John, calenderer, 26 Burnhead John, gi'ocer, 46 Hawkhill William, shipmaster, Bell's Close, 38 King Street G. & R., druggists, Ladywell Lane Mrs, grocer, 127 Overgate Dickinson, E. F., & Co., tailors, clothiers, hatters, and shirt-

makers, 11 Union Street ; h. Elmbank, Perth Road Dingwall, Andrew, house-agent, 4 Idvies' Street Divine, John, broker, 183 Overgate Dobson, Charles, basket and toy warehouse, 94 Murraygate Ralph, basketmaker and cooper, &c., 12 Overgate Doctor, Joseph, 31 Nethergate J. & G., spiritdealers, 46 Barrack Street Doherty, Andrew, broker, 163 Overgate Doig, David, shipmaster, 91 Seagate James, shoemaker, 22 Hilltown

James, manufacturer, Hawkhill ; h. 1 Windsor Place Magdalen Green Thomas, grocer, 27 Upper Pleasance William, smith. West Wynd

William, cowfeeder, 157 Scouringburn ; h. 155 do. Agnes, grocer and spiritdealer, 98 Hawkhill ;

96 DON—DOW.

Don, John, of Don Brothers & Co. ; h. Beach, Bro. Ferry ' Eobert, wholesale wme and spiritdealer, 41 Nethergate h. 11 Thomson Street

William, of Bell & Don ; h. 49 Magdalen Yard -f ' Brothers & Co., merchants and manufacturers, 12 Bain Square Donaghey, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 39 Hawkhill Donald, George, brassfounder, 229 Overgate John, grocer, 234 Hawkhill Thomas, tailor and broker, 80 Cowgate James, & Sons, flaxspinners and manufacturers, 3

Coupar's Alley ; h. at Pit-Alpin Mills, Lochee M., milliner, 123 Murraygate Donaldson, Charles, spiritdealer, 14 North Tay Street David, feuar, grocer, 25 Small's Wynd David, grocer, 71 Cowgate John, shipmaster, 40 Constable Street

Eobert, dentist, Mid-Shore ; h. 45 Tay Street Robert, manufacturer, 170 Hawkhill Thomas, clerk, 15 Exchange Street

Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 24 West Port ; h. 20 Dudhope Crescent Thomas, tide waiter, 4 Gellatly Street William, hairdresser, 80 Scouringburn William, shoemaker, 25 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, grocer, 58 Dudhope Street Misses, dressmakers, 20 Union Street

Dorward, David, boatman, Tay Ferries ; h. 37 Nethergate John, coal- dealer, 33 Seagate Douglas, Alexander, shoemaker, 69 Princes Street Alexander, 12 Stobswell Road Alexander, grocer, 34 Upper Pleasance ^ Andrew, clerk, 53 Cowgate ; h. 25 King Street David, boot and shoemaker, 139 Hawkhill Thomas, linen- merchant, 53 Cowgate; h. Constitu- tion Brae William, upholsterer, 43 Overgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 6 Victoria Square Jean, broker, 190 Overgate Dove, William, 6 Springfield Place Dow, Alexander, grocer, 43 Hawkhill James, shipmaster, 108 Seagate

Patrick, clerk, Hull Shipping Co. ; h. 81 Hawkhill Robert, shipmaster, Heathfield Lane, Hawkhill DOW—DUN. 97

Dow, Tliomas, coal-dealer, Barry's Square, Scouringburn ; h. Dempster's Land, 22 do.

Agnes, spiritdealer, 2 Gellatly Street ; h. 3G Dock Street Downie, Lieut. A., Seatield Park, Taylor's Lane, Perth Koad John, tailor, Meadow Place John, shoemaker, 126 Hilltown Mrs, grocer, 206 Hilltown uf. Drimmie, Daniel, & Co., bleachers, 18 Cowgate ; h. Panmure Bleachtield Drumraond, James, tailor, 10 High Street.

James, surgeon, 21 Overgate ; h. 27 Overgate T., supervisor of inland revenue; h. 4.3 Castle St.

T., corn-inerch., 8 Exchange St. ; h. Mid-Craigie Dryburgh, John, planemaker, 42 Jlurraygate Dryden, James, manager. Den's Road Power-Loom Factory; h. 29 Cotton Road Margaret, grocer, 8 Dallfield Walk Drysdale, Alexander, teacher and superintendent of the Deaf

and Dumb Institution ; h. 20 Bucklemaker Wynd Ducat, Henry, baker and spiritdealer, 126 Overgate DufF, Archibald W., clerk, T. W. Milu's Office, Panmure

Street ; h. Seafield David, shipmaster, 67 Nethergate

James, printer, 39 High Street ; h. 67 Nethergate John, & Co., leather-mercliants, Smillie's Lane Linnis W., shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 68 Scouringburn

Robert, merchant, 83 Seagate ; h. Seafield Ilouse

William, agent, 43 Cowgate ; h. Bellfield Miss, Belliield, Magdalen Green Duffis, John, upholsterer, 70 Nethergate Duffus, J. H., tailor and clothier, 65 Scouringburn; h. 80 do. Thomas, baker, 5 Lindsay Street J. & D., grocers, 36 West Port Dunbar, Mrs C, lodgings, 10 Yeaman Shore Duncan, Alexander, m.d. and surgeon, 128 Nethergate Alexander, slater, 68 Dudhope vStreet Charles, grocer, 15 Dudhope Crescent David, baker, 69 Wellgate

George, m.p. for iDundee ; h. Vine, Dundee ; 6 Bel- grave Street, South, and Reform Club, London

George, engineer ; h. 30 Fish Street George, shipmaster, 40 Constable Street

James, master of Ferry Boat ; h. Craig H 98 DUN—EAS.

Dnncaii, James, shipmaster, 90 Seagate

James, turner. East Foundry ; h. 174 Seagate John, merchant and manufacturer, 41 St Andrews

Street ; h. Mountpelier John, chief clerk to the Forfarshire and Perthshire

Insurance Co. ; h. Carswell's Land, King Street John, builder, 26 Carswell Lane

John, shopman ; h. 2 Patullo's Court, Queen Street

Joseph, bleacher, 11 St Andrews Street ; h. Long- haugh Lodge jMichael, boot and shoemaker, 59 Princes Street

«4. Peter, merchant, 10 Peter Street ; h. The Hermitage, Broughty Ferry

Peter, collector for Old Gas Light Co. ; h. 10 Sea- field Eoad

Peter M., ship-agent, 13 Dock Street ; h. Hilltown

Robert, boatman, Tay Ferries ; h. 77 Overgate Thomas, feuar, Smithfield Walter, spiritdealer, 73 Blackscroft William, shipmaster, Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate

Wm., reedmaker, 63 Wellgate ; h. Miln's Court, do. Mrs Dr, 7 Greenfield Place, Magdalen Road Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 16 Small's Wynd Mrs, lodgings, 14 St Andrews Street Dundee, Francis, coal-dealer, 218 Hilltown Baking Co., 11 Hilltown

Bleachfield Co., 11 St Andrews St. ; works. Mains Loan Office and General Saleroom, 18 Nethergate

New Gas Light Co. ; office, 43 Reform Street Public Library, 20 St Clement's Lane Savings Bank, 21 Reform Street Sea Insurance Co., (A. Crichton, manager,) 29Cowg. & Union AVhale Fishing Co., East Port, Seagate Water Co., Meadow Road Dunn, James, flesher, 186 Perth Road Mrs J., lodgings, 14 Butcher Row Duthie, Miss, milliner, 14 Gellatly Street Durham, John, stationer, printer, and bookbinder, 49 High

Street ; h. 26 Union Street Dye, Jas., chimney-sweeper, 3 Saimderson's Court, Overgate

Eadie, Robert, shoe-merchant, 25 Overgate

Easson, Alexander, manufacturer ; manufactory. Cotton Road

and Jamaica Street ; h. 19 Wellington Street ;;

EAS—FAR. 99

Easson, Alexandei', gmcer and spiritdealer, 95 Scouringburn David, grocer, 76 Nethergate

James, grocer, 14 Princes Street ; h. 33 do.

John, grocer, 80 Blackness Road ; h. Barrack Road Robert, grocer, 27 Union Street and 31 Perth Road h. 4 Tay Street Lane William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 115

Murraygate ; h. Barrack Roiid John, & Son, cork-manufacturers, 28 Barrack Street h. 24 Constitution Road IMrs, lodgings, 32 Constitution Road Mrs, lodgings, 27 IMilnbank Road Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 133 Hawkhill Agnes, grocer and spiritdealer, 178 Hawkhill Eastern Co-operative Trading Association (J. Calder, manager), 55 and 57 Princes Street f Edward, Alexander, of A. & D. Edward & Co. ; h. Binnrock

Allan, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Broughty f Ferry Road, and Pitkerro House Charles, architect, 31 Reform St. ; h. 26 Union St. / David, of A. & D. Edward; h. Windsor Place r David, flesher, 10 Hilltown

U James, of A. & D. Edward & Co. ; h. EUenbank William, grocer and spiritdealer, 76 Princes Street A. & D., & Co., merchants, &c., 27 Cowgat* Mrs, Magdalen Road Mrs, grocer, Smithfield Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 93 King Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 109 Cowgate

Edwards, David, stationer, 33 High Street ; h. 25 Nethergate John, shipmaster, 8 Crichton Street

Elder, Douglas, of Tay Ship-Building Co. ; h. 59 Seagate Elder, John, baker, 60 Scouringburn William, grocer, 49 Hawkhill Ellis, William, flaxdresser, 131 Seagate; li. 68 Blackscraft Miss, 17 Bell Street Erskine, Miss, Constitution Terrace Ewan, John, manufacturer and merchant, 36 Cowgate

Ewing, Rev. James, of Free St Andrew's Church ; h. 109 Nethergate Thos., shipmaster, s.s. " London;" h. 10 Shore Terrace

Fair, James, tea and spiritdealer, 32 Princes Street Farnie, William, tailor and china-merchant, 19 Small's Wynd ;

100 FAI--FEA.

Fainveather, A. W., painter and paper-hanger, 27 Wellgate; h. 3 Kirk Entry H., foreman, goods' department, Dundee &

Perth & Aberdeen Rail. Co. ; h. 174 Seagate James, cabinetmaker, 28 Meadow Entry James, gi-ocer, 34 King Street J., cabinetmaker, 59 Eefomi St.; h. 18 Bell St. J. T., tobacconist and candlemaker, 113 Mur-

raygate ; h. 2 Panmure Street William, 17 St Andrews Street W. P., merchant and commission agent, 10 St

Andrews St. ; h. 12 Wellington St., Forebank Mrs, spiritdealer, 13 Temple Lane Miss, dressmaker, 68 'King Street

Miss, draper, 12 Cowgate ; h. 15 do. Falconer, Ritchie, china-merchant, 71 Princes Street

Walter, baker, 91 Murraygate ; h. 89 do. Mrs, servants', register oilice, 115 Nethergate

Fallow, Wm., watch and clockmaker, 73 Overgate ; h. 69 do. Fai'lie, William, grocer, 5 Horsewater Wynd, Scouringbnrn Farmer, B. G., teacher, Catholic Church, 8 Session Street h. 10 North Tay Street James, wright and glazier, 23 Crescent Street Miss, 18 Lowden's Alley, Hawkhill Farquhai-, Mrs, Methven House, 55 Broughty Ferry Road Mrs, lodgings, 7 Cotton Road Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 36 Nethergate

Farquharson, Alexander, sergeant of police ; h. 3 Bell Street D., clerk, Export Office; h. 6 St Andrews St. Robert, merchant, Westfield, Perth Road Robert W., watchmaker, 15 High Street

Walter, grocer, 81 Scouringburn i William, accountant, New Gas Light Com-

pany's Office ; h. 6 Rankine's Court & Bell, chemists, &c., 161 Overgate

Elizabeth, Greenfield School ; h. Park Wynd E., grocer, 1 Blackscroft

Mrs, tobacconist, 1 Trades' Hall ; h. Gray's Close, High Street Miss, lodgings, 43 Castle Street Farrow, Mrs, 8 Bain's Square Fawns, Robert, corn-meter, 4 Gellatly Street Feathers, David, grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 47

Union St., & 19 Yeaman Shore ; h. 1 Craig St. FEA—FEE. 101

Feathers, James, tailor and clothier, 19 High Street Peter A., nautical instrument maker, 10 Dock Street; h. 7 Dock Street Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 19 High Street Fegan, J., spiritdealer, 27 E. Dock St.; h. 35 Exchange St. Fender, George, shipmaster, 23 Crichton Street Mrs David, 125 Morgan's Buildings, Nethergate Fenton, John, farmer, Law.side & Scott, Edin. boot and shoe store, 10 Barrack St. J. & C, engravers and lithographers, 6 Crichton

Street ; h, 3 Craig Street Miss, teacher, St Peter's School, Westfield Lane Fenwick, Capt. Horace, staff-officer of the district comprising Forfarshire and Kincardineshire, Dudhope Bar-

racks ; h. 4 Douglas Terrace, West Ferry James, carver, gilder, and printseller, 64 Nether-

gate ; h. 48 Union Street Jolin, sheriff-officer, and collector of outstanding debts, 73 High Street

Ferguson, David, of Ferguson & Allan ; h. 14 New Inn Entry

David, of R. & D. Ferguson ; h. Greenmarket Jas., haberdasher and clothier, 5 Hilltown; h. 9 do. John, of Scott & Ferguson, West Port Pobert, sailmaker, 32 Dock Street Robert, ship-cliandler, 23 Greenmarket

Robert, of R. & D. Ferguson ; h. lung Street Thomas, assistant inspector of poor, 33 Meadow-

side ; h. 56 St Andrews Street William, grocer and spiritdealer, 111 Hilltown & Allan, messengers-at-arms, 14 New Inn Entry R. & D., sailmakers, 32 Dock Street Mary, coal-dealer, 3 Henderson's Wynd Mrs, 186 Seagate Mrs, lodgings, 1 Tay Street Mrs, grocer, 154 Hilltown Fergusson, Andrew, teacher. Brown Street

H. B., of Wm. Fergusson & Sons ; h. 22 Spring- field Place

Robert, of do. ; h. 23 Springfield Place

William, of do. ; h. 22 Springfield Place William, & Sons, flaxspinners and power-loom manufacturers, 2 Panmure Street Miss, milliner, 1 Roseangle, Perth Road Fernham, William, tailor, 52 Hawkhill ;

102 FOR^FLO.

Foreman, Mre W., lodgings, 8 Castle Street

Ferrier, Geo., printer, Warder Office ; h. Westfield Avenue

Joseph, mill- manager, ; h. 23 Milnbank Road Thomas, painter and paper-hanger, 13 Castle Street h. Speed's Close, 19 Overgate

AVilliam, clerk, Tay Ferries ; h. 7 Crichton Street

Fettes, Jas., broker, 12 West Port ; h; 6 North Tay Street Findlay, Robert, mill- manager, Coldside Finlay, Francis, gardener, Powi'ie's Place James, cow-feeder. Mile House, Stob's Muir John, shipmaster, 3 Powrie's Place

Thomas, pavement-merchant, Meadowside ; h. 4 Dall- field Walk

Wm., Wright, Meadowside ; h. 43 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, lodgings, 24 Gellatly Street Janet, grocer, 192 Seagate Fitchie, Mrs, 10 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road Fitchet, Mrs, lodgings, 54 Seagate Fithie, John, cow-feeder, 123 Murraygate Flanagan, James, outfitter and clothier, 18 Greenmarket Flannigau, Thomas, broker, 229 Overgate Fleet, John, boot and shoemaker, 8 Perth Road Fleming, Alex., grocer and spiritdealer, 117 Hilltown D. H., manufacturer, 183 Hilltown George, shipmaster, 3 South Union Street

Jas., hardw.-merch., 5 Overg. ; h. 28 P)e]l St. Lane James, 7 Cowgate James G., baker, 47 Murraygate

John, grocer, 1 Exchange St. ; h. Mid St., Chapelsh, Joseph, draper, 28 Reform Street

Patrick, manufactm-er ; h. 25 Bell Street Lane

; Robert, of Paton & Fleming ; h. Mount Pleasant

Wm., inspector for Old Gas Co. ; h. 14 Mid Wynd William, grocer, 10 Ci'ichton Street and 63 Perth

Road ; h. 59 Perth Road Mrs, furnishings, 118 Overgate Mrs, Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill ]\Irs, lodgings, 3 King Street ]\Irs, lodgings, 32 Castle Street Agnes, stoneware-dealer, 36 Hawkhill Flight, George, cooper, 200 Seagate Flowerdew, Henry, writer, 22 Overgate

WiUiam Allen, writer, 22 Overgate ; h. Gray- bank. Nethergate FOG—FYF. 103

Foggie, William, wright, 112 Cowgate ; h. 9 St Roque's Lane Foot, William, blacksmith, 7 Ann Street, Maxwelltown William, jun., blacksmith, 24 King Street Misses, dressmakers, 174 Seagate Forbes, Eight Rev. A. P., d.c.l., Bishop of Brechin, St Paul's

Chapel ; h. 7 Springfield Place Finlay, sheriff criminal-officer, Procurator-Fiscal's

Office, Reform St. ; h. Ireland's Lane, Chapelshade John, vintner. Shore Terrace Peter, sheriff criminal- officer, Procurator-Fiscal's

Office, Reform St. ; h. Taylor's Lane, Perth Road William, writer, agent for the Kent Mutual Insur-

ance Society, 41 Reform St. ; h. Bro. Ferry Road William, tailor, 57 Scouringburn

William, porter, London Ship. Co. ; h. 174 Seagate ilrs, stoneware-merchant, 45 Dock Street Jliss, dressmaker, 8 Crichton Street Miss, milliner, 27 Nethergate Ford, George, guard on Edinburgh and Northern Railway Fordyce, Mrs, crape-dresser, G5 Perth Road Foreman, Edgar, shipmaster, 7 Dock Street Forgan, Thomas, stoneware-mercliant, 5 Wellgate

Forman, John, dock-master ; h. South Union Street Forrester, Alex., china & stoneware- mercht., 124 Hilltown Mrs, lodgings, 51 Cherrylield, Blackness Road Forsyth, David, blacksmith, 37 Nethergate James, eating-house, 66 Overgate

Fowler, William Kirk, tobacconist, 41 Overgate ; h. 51 do. Fraser, Finlay, shoemaker, 61 Bell Street

James, hosier and grocer, 42 Albert Street ; h. 44 do. John, tOAvn- drummer, Gray's Close, 70 High Street Peter, cork-manufacturer, 1 Stewart's Entry & Cleland, hosiers and provision dealers, 54 Scour-

ingburn ; h. 44 James's Park Mrs, grocer, 55 King Street

Mrs, flesher, 3 Hawkhill ; h. 6 do. Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 67 Hawkhill Frier, George, confectioner, 19 Wellgate

James, confectioner, 95 Murraygate ; h. 99 do. Fyall, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 2 Hospital Park

James, spiritdealer, 27 Murraygate ; h. 31 do. Fyfe, George, spiritdealer, 184 Seagate

James, tea-dealer, 63 High Street ; h. 75 Bell Street William, book-keeper, Lilybank Foundry 104 FYF—GEE.

Fyfe, Mrs, Heathfield Lane, Hawkhill Fyffe, Alexander, baker, 46 Overgate Andrew, 28 Hilltown James, slater, and superintendent of fire brigade, Ward Eoad John, ship-chandler, painter, and ship agent, 44 and

45 Dock Street E. ; h. 38 Wellington St., Forebank R., tailor, 89 Murraygate

Galbraith, William, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Den's Road Gall, James, engineer, 15 Exchange Street Mrs J., spiritdealer, 13 Scouringburn Gallacher, James, grocer, 17 Union Street, Maxwelltown Galloway, Alexander, Tindal's Wynd

James, woollen-draper. Reform Street ; h. 4 Cres- cent Street, Princes Street James, boot and shoemaker, 113 Nethergate W. & R. S., writers, 25 Thomson Street Miss P., 25 Thomson Street Miss, Rose Cottage, Fleuchar Craig Gardiner, Alexander, rat-catcher. King Street David, stationer, 106 Seagate

David, cooper, N. Tay St. ; h. 3 Gardiner's Entry James, mechanic, 8 Barrack Street John H., clerk, 49 Cowgate Patrick, grocer, wine and spiritdealer, 23 Overgate

Robert, clerk ; h. 62 Buckleraaker Wynd William, botanist, 154 Overgate Gardner, Peter, physician, 15 Meadow Street Richard, Dudhope House

Garland, Thomas, shipowner, 39 Overgate ; h. 56 Magdalen Yard Road Gardyne, John, baker, 44 Murraygate

Gavine, Jas., cabinetmaker and joiner, 45 lung St. ; h. 37 do. Peter, builder, 18 Miller's Wynd William, draper, 150 Murraygate; h. 146 do. Mrs, spiritdealer, 37 Castle Street Ann, grocer, 18 Miller's Wynd, Hawkhill Ann, grocer, 61 Princes Street IMisses, milliners, 107 Princes Street Geddes, Andrew, tailor, 28 Princes Street William, manufacturer; h. 8 Craigie Knowe Mrs Peter, 29 Springfield Place Meadowside Geekie, John, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 19 ,

GEE—GIL. 105

Geekie, Robert, messenger-at-arms, sherifF-officer, and con-

stable, 2 High Street ; h. North Tay Street William, grocer, 49 Hilltown

Gellatly, Andrew, dockgate-man ; h. Chnrch Lane Gellatly, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 51 West Port James H., 7 West Wynd John, grocer, 167 Perth Road John, builder, 60 Princes Street Wm., hosier, & furnishing warehouse, 28 Nethergatg Mrs, milliner, 49 Nethergate Mrs James, 8 Bain's Square Mrs James, clothier, 74 Blackscroft Gibb, Alexander, bell-hanger, 39 Small's Wynd Ph., shoemaker, 133Murrayg.; h. 11 Union St.Maxwellt, Robert, shipmaster, 5 Castle Court

Wm., flesher, 19 Crichton Street ; h. 17 do.

Wm., clerk, Post-Office ; h. 9 George St., Forebank Gibson, David, grocer, 96 Scouringburn John, grocer, 14 Hawkhill Joseph, manufacturer, 7 Rosebank Road Peter, blacksmith and machine-maker, 3 Gdlatly

Street ; h. St Andrews Place, Cowgate William, boot and shoemaker, 40 Piinces Street "William, manufacturer. Union Place, Perth Road William Lockhart, m.d., physician, 126 Nethergate D. & W., manufacturers, Maxwelltown Mrs, spiritdealer, collector of customs, 24 Princes St, Gilbert, James, teacher, Meadow Entry; h. 3 Ireland's Lane

Jas., pawnbroker, 6 Bain's Square ; h. 41 Reform St. Robert, dealer in crystal and stoneware, 198 Seagate A. & E., engravers, &c., 21 Meadowside Gilchrist, James, shipmaster, 33 Seagate Gill, Robert, tailor, 28 Overgate Giltillan, Rev. George, clergyman, 7 Paradise Road

Gjlroy, Alexander, of Gilroy Brothers & Co. ; h. Rosebank

George, of Gilroy Brothers & Co. ; h. Fleuchar Craig

Robert, of do. ; h. Constitution Road

William, rope and twine manufacturer, Bonnybank ; h. William Street, Forebank Brothers & Co., flaxspinners, Hospital Ward Mill office, Panmure Street Gilruth, Alexander, of Gilruth Brothers, Cherrybank James, clerk, 75 Seagate James, brewer, 16 Hilltown 106 GIL—GRA.

Cxilruth, Peter, of Grilruth Brothers ; h. 3 Paradise Road Brothers, watchmakers, jeAvellers, &c., 52 High St. Misses, dressmakers, 75 Seagate Glass, George, spiritdealer and fireman, 30 Constitution Road James, grocer, 83 Hilltown

John, of J. Glass & Son ; h. 40 Blackscroft

John, & Son, manufacturers, 36 Albert St. : h. 38 do. Glen, Adam, eatinghouse-keeper, 28 Castle Street Glenday, A. B., merchant, 21 St Andrews Street David, shipmaster, 56 St Andrews Street Thomas, shipmaster, 33 Cowgate V..; Gloag, John A., of Walker & Gloag; h. 30 Reform Street

i Gloak, Mrs, eatinghouse, 8 Scouringburn Goodwin, William, mail-guard, 10 Exchange Street Gordon, Alexander, lodgings, 91 Seagate David, tinsmitli and gasfitter, 110 Hilltown

'^ James, of Goi'don & Harrower ; h. Ryehill, Lochee

.John, accountant. National Bank ; h. Ryehill, Lochee John, grocer and spiritdealer, 90 King Street John, tailor, Young's Close, 66 Murraygate

John, manager. So. Dudhope Mill ; h. 3 Cherryfield Stewart, grocer and spiritdealer, leader of Dundee band, 9-11 Ann Street, Maxwelltown -i G. & A., merchants and flaxspinners, Panmure St & narrower, corn-merchants, 13 Dock Street Gorrie, John, stoncAvare- merchant, 37 Princes Street

Gosman, Alex., teacher, 137 Princes Street ; h. 114 do.

Gourlay, Mudie, Co. ; h. Airly Lodge ^ „ Gourlay, A., of & Mudie, & Co., engineers and iron-founders, Dundee Foundry Mrs, Airly Lodge Gow, Mrs Edward, 3 Thomson's Street Miss, dressmaker, 54 Princes Street Grace, Mrs, grocer, 108 Cowgate Graham, Alexander, grocer and feuar, 43 Princes Street William, spiritdealei', 80 Hilltown Miss, of Kincaldrum, 148 Nethergate Grant, George, grocer, 25 Pole Park Edward, stoneware-dealer, 157 Hawkhill John, gardener and seedsman, 7 Albert Street

Lewis, spiritdealer, 44 Union Street ; h. 40 do. Peter, gardener. Logic Garden, Fleuchar Craig Mrs, 3 Westfield Place, Perth Road Mrs, grocer, 128 Hawkhill GEA—GUI. 107

Grant, Ann, staymaker, 243 Overgate Gray, Alexander, bookseller, 25 Lindsay Street Alexander, joiner, 3 Mid Street Andrew, cabman, 19 Constable Street

David, cowfeeder, Logie Spout ; h. 48 Milnbank R oad

G. M., of Gray and Cay ; h. Yeaman Shore James, shipmaster, 23 Crichton Street James, merchant, 31 Mnrraygate James, teacher of dancing, Caledonian Hall, Castle

Street ; 101 Perth Road John, surgeon, 12 Murraygate John, cabinetmaker, 91 Perth Road

Henry, moulder ; h. 7 Cotton Road Robert, shipowner, 16 Dock Street; h. Yeaman Shore Robert, steward, s.s. " Perth ;" h. 3 West Dock Street William, shipmaster, 97 Seagate William L., tailor, 51 High Street & Cay, shipping and insurance agents, 19 Dock Street Mrs, mangle-keeper, Key's Close Mrs, ladies' corset-maker, 44 High Street

Greenhill, David, mill-manager ; h. Seabraes

James, mill-manager ; h. 39 Small's Wynd

William, do., 29 Lower Pleasance ; h. Milnbank King Street Greig, Alexander, agent ; h. 68 Alexander 0., shipmaster, 117 Roodyards

Andrew, sen., shipowner ; h. 27 Exchange Street

Andrew, jun., Dock Street ; h. 46 Bucklemaker Wynd

David, druggist, 17 High Street ; h. 23 Union Street John, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street Robert, teacher, 163 Hilltown Robert, blacksmith, 5 William Street, Scouringburn Mrs, lodgings, 27 Cowgate Greive, Mrs David, 18 Nethergate

Greive, James, wright, 127 Hawkhill ; h. M'Vicar's Lane Grimmond, Alex., grocer and spiritdealer, 6 Fish Street Grimond, Joseph, manuf., 16 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown William, of Saunders & Grimond, 13 Meadow Street Guild, John, of J. & R. Guild; h. Laurel Bank

John, agent, 70 High Street ; h. Magdalen Place Jolin, china and stoneware- dealer, 44 Hawkhill Francis, teacher, 14 Small's Wynd

Robert, of J. & R. Guild ; h. Laurel Bank J. & R., merchants, 9 Dock Street Guillan, David, merchant, 47 Overgate 108 GUI—HAR.

Guillan, John, provision-merchant and curer, 27 and 29 Yea- man Shore; h. West Port

Gunn, Malcolm, foreman mechanic ; 162 Seagate

Guthrie, Alex., flaxspinner, Sea Braes ; h. Waterloo Cottag6, Blackness Road

Andrew, clothier and draper, 4 Murraygate ; h. 7 East Dock. Street --y ,, Charles, Taybank, Broughty Ferry Eoad David, merchant, 1 Meadow Entry, Murraygate James C, commission agent, ship and insurance broker, 11 Dock Street; h. Bell St., Chapelshade

James, merch., 22 St Andrews Street ; h. Waterloo Cottage, Blackness Road James, 41 Magdalen Yard Road Robert, hairdresser, 19 St Roque's Lane Robert, grocer, 62 Princes Street

Misses, of Guthrie ; h. The Rosaire, 9 Magdalen Green

Habenton, Miss, milliner, 97 Nethergate Hackston, Helen, grocer, 148 Hawkhill

Haddon, John, of Haddon & Paterson ; h. Craigie Feus & Paterson, merchants, 50 St Andrews Street Haggart, James, mason, 33 Princes Street

Halket, Alex., spiritdealer, 2 Session Street ; h. 29 Lilybank & Adam, manufacturers, sailmakers, &c., office, 25

Dock Street ; works, 226 Perth Road

Halley, John S., shipowner, 21 Cowgate ; h. Albert Street William, flaxspinner, 21 Cowgate; h. 1 Wellington St.

William, jun., of Strachan, Kinmond, & Co. ; h. 6 Bain's Square Mrs D., 8 King Street Court Mrs John, 6 Castle Street

Halson, John, flaxspinner, Coupar's Alley, ; h. 74 Seagate Hamilton, A., chemist and druggist, 69 High Street and 93

Nethergate ; h. 30 Pleasance

James, teacher, Meadowside ; h. Bellfield Cottage, Coldside Hampton, John, gardener, 236 Perth Road John, flesher, 238 Overgate

Hankin, James, boot and shoemaker, 46 Union St. ; h. 23 do.

Hamiay, Rev. Alex., minister ; h. 11 William St., Forebank Hanton, Mrs, lodgings, 3 Peter Street Hardie, Andrew, blacksmith, Meadow Place HAR—HEN. 109

Hardie, John, commission agent ; h. 228 Perth Eoad

John, sailmaker, Mid Shore ; h. Hunter Street

Hardcastle, William, officer of inland revenue ; h. 71 Taylor's Lane, Magdalen Yard

Harley, William, shipowner ; h. 5 Reform Street Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, 41 Seagate Harris, James, baker, 53 Fish Street Eodk., baker, 4 Nethergate William, corn-merchant, 10 Shore Terrace Mrs, 2 Church Street

narrower, Geo. K., of Gordon & Harrower ; h. Union Street

Hartman, George, officer of inland revenue ; h. 31 Reform St. Hay, B., grocer, 66 Princes Street David, stoneware-merchant, 38 Lower Pleasance James, cabinetmaker, 25 Milnbank Road

J., grocer, 3 Church Lane ; h. Guillan's Close, Overgate

Wm., writer & n.p., 51 Reform St. ; h. Strawberry Bank Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 62 Hilltown Mrs, grocer, 147 Seagate Mrs James, Peter's Court Ann, grocer, 66 Princes Street

Hazeel, Henry H., clerk, 3 Bank Street ; h. 33 Nethergate Hazel, James, grocer, 38 Blackscroft

Hean, Alex., of D. Hean & Sons ; h. 5 Comely Bank David, builder; h. 11 Tay Street David, tailor, 7 Lindsay Street David, & Sons, builders, 7 Lindsay Street

Peter, of D. Hean & Sons ; h. Constitution Road

William, glazier, 110 Murraygate ; h. 108 do. Mrs, grocer, 29 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill

Henderson, Alex., of W. Henderson & Son ; h. 29 Baltic Street

David, of Henderson Brothers ; h. 4 Comely Bank David, hairdresser, 183 Scouringburn

George, clerk, Post-Office ; h. Forebank George, spiritdealer, 51 Seagate

Henry, leatlier-merchant, 40 Meadowside ; h. 29 Baltic Street

James, draper, 76 High Street ; h. William Street, Forebank

James, of Henderson Brothers ; h. 4 Comely Bank

James, writer. Reform Street ; h. 12 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road no HEN—HIL.

Henderson, John, flaxspinuer, 16 St Andrews Street ; h. •Milton of Monifteth John, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street

John, agent, 5 Exchange Street ; h. 7 do. J., spiritdealer, 8 Gellatly Street - ' John Irving, sheriff-substitute, Sheriff-Clex'k's

Office ; h. Blackness Crescent K. W., secretary, Eastern Bank of Scotland; h. Strawberry Bank Stewart, cabman, 186 Seagate

Rev. Thomas, Rattray's Court Chapel ; h. 9 Meadow Street, Seagate William, shipmaster, 49 Murraygate William, watchmaker and jeweller, 32 Nether-

gate ; h. St Mary's Close Brothers, woollen-drapers and silk-raercers, 45 Reform Street Mrs, grocer, 28 George's Place Mrs, 13 West Willison Street j\Iiss, teacher, 8 Sea Wynd Mrs P., 136 Perth Road Hends, Peter, broker, 94 Cowgate

Hendry, David, jun., linen-merchant, 37 Meadowside ; h. Morton's Square, Wellgate James, boot and shoemaker, 195 Hawkliill Mrs, grocer, 62 Hawkhill Mrs J., lodgings, 43 Yeaman Shore Henry, David, clerk, 55 Murraygate John, deliverer of funeral letters and circulars of every description, and collector of accounts, 9

Crichton Street ; h. 177 Hilltown

William, of T. & D. Henry ; h. Fortwilliam House, West Ferry William, feuar and gardener, 23 Constitution Street T. & D., merchants, Panmure Street Hepbui'n, David, clerk, Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping

' Co.'s Office, 5 Mid Shore ; h. 3 West Dock Street Euphemia, 90 Murraygate Herd, Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 87 King Street Heron, Allan, flesher, 27 Lumsden's Entry, West Port

Geo., of Reid, M'Lauchlan, & Heron ; h. 31 Reform St. HIggins, Hugh, grocer and spiritdealer, 131 Perth Road Hill, Geo. H., corn- merchant, Morrison's Court, Wellgate; h. Craig Mill, Strathmartine HIL—HOW. Ill

. Hill, John, of Kinmond & Hill ; h. Wliiteley, Nethergate John, brewer, 25 Seagate

Peter, clerk, Queen Street Calendering Works ; h. 11 Rosebank Eoad

Rev. Thomas, Barrack Street Free Church ; h. Straw- berry Bank, Perth Road & Alexander, printers and publishers. Key's Close, Nethergate Mrs David, 3 Tay Street Miss, 24 High Street Miss Grace, straw hat-maker, 153 Seagate Elizabeth, clothier, 74 Blackscroft Hillocks, James J., druggist, 167 Hilltown

Hindmarsh, J. H., teacher of elocution ; h. 1 Rose Angle Hobb, David, livery and posting stables, 34 & 36 Castle St. Hodge, James, lapidary, Blair's Court

James, jun., accountant, Trades' Lane Calender ; h. 43 Yeaman Shore Hogg, William, spiritdealer, West Shore Holmes, James, provision-dealer, 7 Dudhope Street

Thomas, manufacturer, 7 Sealield Road ; h. 5 do. Misses, 176 Perth Road

Hood, Alex., teacher. Meadow Place ; h. Constitution Road Andrew, Seafield Place, Perth Road Andrew, cowfeeder, Smithfield John, grocer, 12 Yeaman Shore John, shipmaster, 38 Barrack Street William, farmer. Hospital Park Mrs, vintner, 28 and 22 St Clement's Lane JMrs, 32 Constitution Road i Holden, Richard Gleadhill, merchant, agent for the Equitable ' Fire, and National Loan Fund Life Assurance

Cos., 87 Seagate ; h. Newport, Fife

L Horsburgh, James, merchant, Panmure Street ; h. 40 Wel- lington Street, Forebank Jas. G., merchant and commission agent, Coupar's

Alley, Wellgate ; h. 40 Wellington Street Hosack, Alexander, carter, 25 Rosebank Street Hosick, Alexander, tidewaiter, 12 Queen Street How, George R., grocer and spirit merchant, 3 Crichton

Street ; h. 18 Nethergate

John, & William, 3 Tindal's Wynd ; h. 3 Wellgate

Howe, William, manufacturer, 1 St Andrews Street ; h. 2 Panmure Street 112 HOW—HUT.

Howie, James, tailor, 78 High Street John, spiritdealer, 87 Princes Street Mrs, Strawberry Bank, Perth Road

Hovell, James, manager, Ward I\Iill ; h. Blinshall Street Hudson, Miss, 1 South Tay Street

Hughes, Andw., grocer and spiritdealer, 2 West Port ; h. 4 do. Guy, grocer and spiritdealer, 105 Hilltown James, spiritdealer, 9 Joint-Stock Buildings James A., builder, Meadow Place

John, furniture- dealer, 57 Reform Street ; h. 61 do.

Hume, David, baker, 40 Castle Street ; h. 38 do.

John, manager, Tay Whale Fishing Co. ; h. Forthill, Brovighty Ferry

John, grocer, 37 Overgate ; h. Thorter Row Thomas, slater and fireman, 68 Dudhope Street Hunt, George, shoemaker, 73 Seagate

Hunter, Alexander, grocer, 59 Overgate ; h. 44 High Street

George, nailmaker, 31 Upper Pleasance ; h. 35 do. David, of Blackness; h. Victoria Cottage, Carnoustie James, writer, and agent for Scottisli Union Fire and

Life Insurance Company, 5 Reform Street ; h. Miln's Buildings, 146 Nethergate John, teacher of English, mathematics, and book-

keeping, Baltic Street ; h. 4 Victoria Square l^atrick, engineer, Tay Ferries h. 110 Nethergate ; Wm., teacher, Tay Square Seminary; h.8 Tay Square Mrs, eatingliouse-keeper, 13 Fish Street Miss, 3 Tay Street Lane Hurst, William, bookseller and stationer, 76 Overgate; h. Crichton Street Hutcheson, Alexander, auctioneer, appraiser, and house-

factor, 6 High Street ; h. 83 Hawkhill Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 8 Yeaman Shore David, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Barrack St. David, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown Hutchison, Alexander, Infant School teacher, 46 Church

Street ; h. 48 Crescent Lane Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 65 Hawkhill John, jun., clerk, 32 Sugarhouse Wynd. John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 17 & 19 Re-

form Street ; h. 86 Nethergate Hutton, Andrew, carver, 112 Seagate: h. 101 Cowgate Andrew, dockgate-man, Earl Grey's Dock; h. 5 Key's Close ;;

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Hutton, George, accountant, Western Bank of Scotland h. 20 Westfield Place George, sheriff- officer, 37 High Street David, eatinghouse-keeper, 125 Cowgate

John, Bank of Scotland's Office ; h. 11 South Union Street

Robert, grocer, 83 Scouringburn ; h, Isles's Lane William, grocer, 173 Hilltown William, commission-agent, 22 Greenmarket William, stoneware-dealer, 55 Hawkhill Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 208 Seagate Hynd, Andrew, tinsmith and gasfitter, 26 West Port David, painter and ship-chandler, 43 Dock Street h. Wellgate

Geo. L,, shipowner, 21 Cowgate ; h. Craigie Terrace

Inches, John, boot and shoemaker, 24 Barrack Street Tngles, H. A., shipmastei", 35 Exchange Street Innes, Alexander, tidewaiter, 3 Scouringburn Daniel, hairdresser, 3 Mun-aygate James, saw-maker, 21 Peter Street

Thos., marble-cutter. Meadow Road ; h. 3 William St. Inverarity, Mrs, lodgings, 144 Seagate Ireland, Alex., cowfeeder, 9 Cotton Road George, house-agent, 3 Dudhope Crescent

Geo. G., of G. & J. Ireland ; h. 11 South Tay Street James, shipmaster, 26 Carswell Lane

J. R., of G. & J. Ireland ; h. 6 Wellington Street John, shuttle-maker, 7 Ireland's Lane John, cabinetmaker, 4 South Lindsay Street G. & J., fiaxspinners, Temple Mills, North Tay St. office, 11 Cowgate Mrs, & Son, basket-manufacturers, 26 Overgate Irvine, John, printer, 8 Overgate Robert, grocer, 16 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, stoneware-merchant, 75 King Street Irons, James, manufacturer, Bellfield Lane, Hawkhill, and

Seafield Lane, Perth Road ; h. 1 Bellfield Lane

John K., grocer, &c., 71 Wellgate ; h. 12 Hilltown Robert, smith, 5 Ann Street, HUlbank Mrs, vintner, 17 Vault Mrs, dressmaker, 43 Nethergate Isdale, Robert H., goods' Lane department, Trades' Calender ; h. 62 St Andrews Street 114 ISL— JES.

Isles, John, shipmaster, 14 G-ellatly Street

Israll, Charles, merchant, 29 Cowgate ; h. 30 Springfield

Jabb, Mrs, Anderson's Place, 7 William Street Jack, David, ship-agent, 4 Candle Lane

Geo., collector of Tay Light Dues, Customhouse ; h. 23 Tait's Lane

Henry, inspector of poor. Parochial Board ; h. 28 Cotton Road

James, assessor and surveyor of taxes ; h. and office, 3 Thorter Eow James, salt and fish-dealer, Public Weigh-house, Greenmarket James, porter, 19 Butcher Row

John, harbour-master. Dock Office ; h. 6 Shore Terrace William, collector of customs, &c., Craig Pier Mrs, vintner, 8 Barrack Street Mrs, lodgings, 74 Seagate Jackson, David, grocer and bird-stuffer, 44 Scouringbum^ James, boot and shoemaker, 58 Murraygate John, baker, 25 Scoui'ingburn Jean, spiritdealer, 39 Fish Street Jamie, William, blacksmith, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate James, William, criminal- officer, 25 Butcher Row William, grocer and hosier, 114 Hilltown

David, of D. James & Co. ; h. 11 Seafield Road David, & Co., seed-merchants, 34 Overgate

Mrs W., of D. James & Co. ; h. Speed's Close, 19 Over. Jameson, David, clerk, 47 Broughty Ferry Road

Geo., merchant, 1 Bain Square ; h. Seafield,B. Perry

Jamieson, Jas., of A. Neish & Co. ; h. West Newport, Fife Mrs, staymaker, 37 Nethergate Jaffe Brothers, linen and yarn merchants, &c., 29 Cowgate Japp, David, shipmaster, 85 Blackscroft

Jeffers, David, cabinetmaker, Church Lane ; h. 48 Wellgate Wm., grocer and spiritdealer, 103 Bucklemaker Wynd William, shipmaster, 48 Miln's Court, Wellgate Jefferson, Elizabeth, 6 Perth Road Jeffrey, David, millwright, 7 William Street, Scouringburn Jean, grocer, 201 Hawkhill Jennins, Richard, eatinghouse, 45 Bucklemaker Wynd Jessiman, Alexander, spiritdealer, 15 and 17 Peter Street George, wood-merchant, 135 Seagate Mrs, milliner, 234 Overgate JOB—KEI. 115

Jobsoii, David, spiritdealer, 95 Overgate ; h. Wellgate Robert, baker, 9 Hawkhill William, druggist, 82 Murraygate Mrs David, sen., Westiield Lane, Perth Road Mrs David, 10 Exchange Street Mrs, Springhill, Broughty Ferry Road

Johnson, Isaac, fruiterer, &c., 226 Overgate ; h. Saunderson's Court Rev, James, 3 Arthur Street

Wm. B., ironmonger, 38 West Port ; h. 51 do. Johnston, James, boot and shoemaker, 40 West Port John, shipmaster, 46 Albert Street Richard, shipmaster, 81 Murraygate Thomas, provision-merchant, 249 Overgate

Wm.,mei'chant,Panmure Street ; h. Blackness Road W. Y., music-seller and pianoforte tuner, 4 St Patrick Square, Edinburgh. [See advertisement.] Mrs, lodgings, 32 Castle Street Miss, 2 M'Vicar's Lane, Perth Road

JoUiffe, Joseph, of Robertson & JoUiffe ; h. Lindsay's Land, Hilltown Jolly, David M., comptroller of customs, 5 Greenfield Place Just, Patrick, & Co., commission-merchants and ship-brokers, 15 Dock Street

Patrick, of P. Just & Co. ; h. 13 Westfield Place Justice, John, blacksmith, New Inn Entry Mrs T., grocer and spiritdealer, 43 West Port

Kay, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 52 and 54 Over-

gate ; h. Roseangle John, grocer, 16 Wellgate John Z., manager, Dundee New Gas Light Co., 43

Reform Street ; h. New Gas Works Thomas, grocer, 53 West Port Mrs, spiritdealer, 12 Blackscroft Mrs Mackenzie, 37 Tay Street Keay, Alexander, session-clerk, 20 Meadow Street Alexander, gardener. Logic Spout, Blackness Road David, coal-merchant, 18 Fenton Street

David, officer. Ward Chapel ; h. 4 Dallfield Walk

Peter, shipbuilder. Marine Parade ; h. 41 Seagate Kedslie, F., wright, Henderson's Wynd Keenan, Rev. Stephen, CathoHc clergj^man, Nethergate Keiller, Alexander, of J. K. & Son ; h. Nelson St., Forebank 116 KEI—KEY,

Keiller, James, & Son, confectioners, 2 Castle Street ; h. 30 Reform Street Mrs, confectioner, 8 Nethergate Keir, Mrs, 238 Perth Road Keith, David, merchant, Meadow Place

James, shipowner. Reform Street ; h. 65 Albert Street William, vintner, 6 Commercial Street Kemlo, G. & D., grocers, 66 Scom-ingbm-n

Kemp, David, grocer, 29 Wellgate ; h. 38 Wellington Street Kennedy, Donald, spiritdealer, 60 Seagate James, Greenmarket, agent for Monifieth Machine-

making Works, and shipo^vner ; h. 29 Cowgate

John, shipowner, 3 Dock Street ; h. 29 Union St.

John, shipowner, 3 Dock Street ; h. Union Close, Nethergate Miss, 2 St Margaret's Close Kenney, Francis, grocer, 72 Cowgate John, grocer, Coldside Ker, Miss, 178 Perth Road Kerr, Alexander, late quarrier, 6 Small's Lane - — Christopher (of C. Kerr & Co.), town-clerk, 26 Castle

Street ; h. Elcraig and Meigle Honse David, grocer and gardener, 102 Princes Street James J., 32 Meadowside

James H., merchant, 18 Dock Street ; h. Roodyards ^ John (of C. Kerr & Co.), 26 Castle Street , h. West- '^ bank, Magdalen Yard Road

John, engineer. West Wards ; h. 16 Fleuchar Craig

John, flesher, 2 Overgate ; h. 24 High Street John W., printer, Courier Office

Peter, merchant and shipowner, 18 Dock Street ; h. Carolina Port Robert, flesher, 118 Scouringburn Robert, shipmaster, 1 Commercial Street Thomas, Hawkliill Brewery

WiUiam, wi-iter and notaiy public, 1 Bank Street ; h, Forthill Cottage, Broughty Ferry

William, engineer, Blinshall Street ; h. 232 Perth Road Christopher, & Co., writers, 26 Castle Street Miss, dressmaker, 104 Princes Street Misses, and Rae, milUners, &c., 33 Union Street Mrs Peter, Roodyards Kettles, J., superintendent of Burying Ground, 152 Murrayg.

Key, G., merchant, 2 Panmure St. ; h. 24 Springfield Place ;

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Key & MuUoch, calender, Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate Mrs, 238 Perth Eoad

Kidd, Alexander, of Kidd & M'Plierson ; h. Victoria Square, Nethergate Charles, grocer, 32 Lower Pleasance David, shoemaker, 9 Bernard Street

George, shipowner ; h. Ferry Road, Craigie Terrace

George, clerk, 17 Dock Street ; h. 7 Cowgate Ivory L., boot and shoemaker, 30 Barrack Street James, shipmaster, 33 Seagate

James, customs ; h. Cottage, Shepherd's Lane James, shipmaster, s.s. " Dundee ;" h. 3S. Union St.

John, of Dalgairns and Kidd ; h. 12 Westfield Place John M., upholsterer, 7 Cowgate Robert, flesher, 40 Castle Street and Wellgate

William, calender, 28 Burnhead ; h. 26 do. Wm., grocer and mangle-keeper, 24 Couttie's Wynd & M'Pherson, ironmongers, &c., 18 Overgate David, & Son, wrights, 33 Barrack St.; h. 24 Dudhope Crescent Mrs, lodgings, 3 Castle Lane Mrs Thomas, 44 Magdalen Yard Road Mrs, West Craigie Agnes, dressmaker, 73 Scouringburn Kiddie, Andrew, baker, 204 Seagate Kidnay, George, grocer, 73 Hilltown

Kilgour, James, baker, 93 Murraygate ; h. 9 Horse Wynd John, stoneware-dealer, 49 Scouringburn

John C. (at George H. Newall's), 55 Cowgate ; h. Albert Street Robert, cooper, 44 Tindal's Wynd Mrs Marjory Forbes, matron of Dundee Royal Lu- natic Asylum Killar, Alex., clerk, Lon. Ship, Co.'s Office; h. Castle Court King, Miss, teacher, Morrison's Court, Wellgate Kinnear, John T., tailor, 2 Meadow Entry

John, grocer, 14 West Port ; h. 8 Overgate

Thomas, wright, 10 Temple Lane ; h. 7 do. Kinnes, William, cowfeeder, Smithtield Kinmond, A., of Kinmond & Hill; h. Hermon Hill, Perth Ro. Peter, flaxspinner, 13 Cowgate; h. 11 Wellington St.

P. L., flaxspinner, 13 Cowg. ; h. 11 Wellington St. Thos. K. Kinmond, of Strachan, Kinmond & Co. h. 1 Wellington Street 118 KIN—LAI.

Kinmond, Wm. L., power-loom cloth manufacturer, 13 Cow-

gate ; h. 11 Wellington Street Peter, & Sons, flaxspinners, 13 Cowgate & Hill, flaxspinners, 6 Cowgate Kinnison, John, grocer, 6 Blackness Road Peter, tailor, St Salvator's Close, 13 Overgate Kirkaldy, David, feuar, Smithfield George, Windsor Place, Magdalen Green

Wm., manager, Lilybank Factory ; h. 10 Lilybank

Kirkland, John, of W. Kirkland & Sons ; h. Hawkhill Place

William, of do. ; h. 1 Panmure Tftrrace William, & Sons, timber merchants, veneer and patent saw-mills, Ward Road

Kirkpatrick, James, spiritdealer, 36 Fish Street ; h. 13 West Dock Street Knight, James, wright, inspector of weights and measures,

D. 2d, county of Forfar, 35 Wellgate ; h. 15 Nel- son Street, Forebank James, jim., wright and glazier, 5 Cowgate; h. 15 Nelson Street William, wright, 101 Murraygate David, & Son, fleshers, 31 Seagate Mrs, gi-ocer, 138 Hawkhill Knox, Patrick, agent for Blackie & Son, publishers, &c., 7 Crichton Street Korn, Mrs, 1 Rose Angle

Kyd, David, manufacturer, 3 Rosebank Lane ; h. 1 do. Kyle, John S., surgeon, 54 Seagate

Laing, James, customs ; h. 35 Exchange Street John, of J. & A. Laing, agent for North British Fire

and Life Insurance Co. ; h. Bonnybank

John & A., power-loom linen manufacturers ; office,

2 St Andrews Street ; works. Den's Road William, 19 Meadowside Mrs, 2 Paton's Lane, Perth Road

Laird, Rev. Alex. 0., of Free St John's ; h. 61 Magdalen Green Alexander, grocer and spu-itdealer, 125 Hilltown James, vintner, 6 Greenmarket

James S., manufacturer, 15 Queen St. ; h. 11 William Street, Forebank

Peter, tailor, 3 Hilltown ; h. 21 do.

William, nursery and seedsman, 84 Nethergate ; h. and nursery, Blackness ;

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Lamb, Alexander, manufacturer, Lamb's Lane

Cs., foreman mechanic, 7 Pleasance ; h. Brewery Lane James, brewer, 24 Wellgate James, grocer and spiritdealer, 105 Cowgate John, grocer, 74 Hawkhill Paul, grocer, 72 Hawkhill Thomas, confectioner, coffeehouse, reading-rooms, and temperance hotel, 69 Murraygate and Reform Street Mrs, 17 Cotton Road Lamie, Silvester, grocer, 50 Ann Street Lamond, John, grocer, 19 North Tay Street Lanceman, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Castle Court

Lang, Rev. Robert, of Ward Chapel ; h. 3 Tay Square Langlands, David B., machine-maker, East Willison Street h. 14 Barrack Street James, grocer, 21 Upper Pleasance

Robt., surgeon, 46 Wellgate ; h. 15 Yeaman Shore

Robt., bookseller, 2 Seagate ; h. 11 Princes St.

Wm. T., of Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h. Albert Court, Nethergate Agnes, grocer, 107 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs C, lodgings, Gowans's Com't, 229 Overgate Latto, James, & Co., general drapers, 171 and 173 Overgate , h. 78 Murraygate

Thos. C, clerk, C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 78 Murraygate

Laurie, James, of J. & W. Laurie ; h. 1 Bell Street

William, of J. & W. Laurie ; h. 40 Union Street J. & W., drapers, 38 Reform Street Laverock, John, dockmaster, 26 Gellatly Street Law, Alexander, hay-dealer, South Union Street John, slater, 75 Cowgate Robert, shipmaster, 48 Blackscroft Lawrence, James, hairdresser, 2 Yeaman Shore Lawson, Alex., furnishing ironmonger, &c., 25 High Street h. 2 Somerville Place Alexander, shoemaker, 212 Perth Road

David, of J. & D. Lawson ; h. 1 Meadow Entry

James, of J. & D. Lawson ; h. 127 Murraygate James, manufacturer, Blackness Road Thomas, grocer, 125 Hawkhill Thomas, late of excise, 91 Hawkhill

Wm., agent, 25 Castle Street ; h. 12 Hawkhill Place William, manufacturer, 20 Long Wynd William, bootmaker, 13 HUltown —

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Lawson, J, & D., ii-onmongers, brassfounders, &c., 57 Mur* raygate Mrs, grocer, 45 Wellgate Leadbetter, John, & Co., linen-merchants and manufacturers, 37 Meadowside

Learmonth, Jn., boot & shoemaker, 16 Barrack St. ; h. 17 do, Mrs, 31 Reform Street Leask, Alex., flaxspinner and manufacturer, 25 St Andrews

Street ; h. 10 Refonn Street Leek, Robt., watch and clockmaker, Mauchline Tower Court

Lee, Arthur, painter, 54 St Andrews Street ; h. 26 Cowgate

J. B. W., 20 Reform Street ; h. Nethergate James, shipmaster, Morrison's Court, Wellgate William, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road Mrs J., spiritdealer, 21 Tindal's Wynd Leechraan, James, confectioner, 40 Wellgate

LeeSj James, writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. 7 Lindsay Street John, shipmaster, Campbell's Close, High Street Leighton, Robert, farmer, Bawfield Wm., hairdresser, 9 Barrack Street

Leitch, John, superintendent, Tay Fen-ies ; h. Craig

Leith, Thomas, draper and clothier, 23 West Port ; h. Mea- dowside House Janet, clothing, hosiery, &c., 32 West Port; h. Wal- lace's Pend, Hawkhill

Lennox, James, hatter, 3 Nethergate ; h. 23 Union Street John, shirtmaker and clothier, 5 Nethergate Leslie, John, gi'ocer, 7 Bucklemaker Wynd

Robert, shipowner, 12 Dock St. ; h. Broughty Ferry William, shoemaker, 49 Bucklemaker Wynd A., & Co., brewers, Matthew's Close, 31 Overgate Lesslie, Alexander, hairdresser, 48 Wellgate

Charles, flesher, 44 Wellgate ; h. Kirk Entry

James, of J. & J. Lesslie ; h. Top of Mun-aygate

Robt., slater and coaldealer, 25 Hunter St. ; h. 22 do. J. & J., tinplate-Avorkers, &c., 86 Murraygate Euphemia, hosier, 16 Murraygate Levy, Michael A., clothier, hatter, and hosier, 24 and 26 Re- form Street Lewis, Thomas B., shipmaster, 40 Blackscroft Liardi, Perrot, professor of French and Italian, and book-

seller, 65 Reform Street ; h. 31 do. Lickley, Jas., blackmg manuf., 20 Taylor's Lane, Perth Road Liddle, William, eatinghouse-keeper, 21 Fish Street LID—LOG. 121

Lidwell, Thomas, broker, 185 Overgate Lightfoot, Mrs, 8 Paton's Lane, Perth Koad Limon, James, hairdresser, 65 Wellgate Limond, Thomas, grocer, 4 Temple Lane Lind, Peter, clerk, 25 Nethergate

Lindsay, Alex., grocer, 34 Lower Pleasance ; h. 27 Pole Park Alexander, wright, 22 Rosebank Street Alexander, shipmaster, 18 Fish Street

Andrew, merchant, 10 Baltic Street ; h. Downfield James B., teacher, 11 South Union Street James, grocer, 72 Scouringburn James C, merchant, and commission and insurance

agent, 16 Dock St. ; h. Reres Cottage, B. Ferry John, manufacturer, 266 Hilltown John, cowfeeder. Hospital Park John, cowfeeder, Coldside John, grocer. Lower Croft

John, grocer, 50 Seagate ; h. 139 do. John M., insurance agent and secretary of the Dun- dee Mutual Marine Insurance Association, 7 Ex- change Street John, feuar, Hospital Park Patrick, boatman, 23 Gellatly Street Robert, grocer, 18 Ann Street Thomas, grocer and spiritdealer, 24 Ann Street Mrs, stoneware-dealer, 82 Princes Street Mrs, 126 Hilltown

' Lipman, J., of Lipman & Co. ; h. Westfield Place, Perth Road & Co., commission-merchants, 15 Cowgate Lister, William, hosier, 70 and 72 King Street

Lithgow, James S., metal-merchant, 22 Dock Street ; h, Blair's Court, Nethergate Mrs A., Blair's Court, Nethergate Mrs R., dressmaker, 104 Nethergate

Littlejohn, David S., writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. King Street, Broughty Ferry

Livie, G. & D., boatbuilders, 18 West Dock Street ; h. St Mary's Close, Nethergate Livingston, David, wright, 168 Hilltown

James, manufacturer, Forebank Road ; h. 13 do.

John, overseer, Wallace Feus ; h. Church Street William, coffeerooms, 26 St Clement's Lane Mrs, spiritdealer, 29 Dock Street Logan, Rev. Richard, 13 Nelson Street ;;

122 LOR—LOW.

Lorimer, Henry, straw-hatter, 113 Overgate ; h. 4N. Tay St. John, straw-hatmaker, 87 Nethergate

Lothian, John, surgeon, 7 Victoria Square ; h. 43 Nethergate

Low, Alex., flaxspinner and manufacturer, 17 Cowgate ; h. Nelson Street, Forebank Alexander, flesher, 83 Perth Road Alex., china and stoneware merchant, 107 Hilltown Andrew, shipowner. Park Place

Andrew, jun., shipowner, Dock St. ; h. Hawkhill Place Carnegie, Stobsmuir Toll and Lilybank do.

Charles, coal-merchant, 126 Seagate ; h. 3 Victoria St. David, cowfeeder, 15 Gellatly Street George, feuar, Smithfield Isaac, tailor, 4 High Street

James, confectioner, 124 Murraygate ; h. 126 do. James, tidewaiter, 7 Exchange Street

John, hairdresser, 15 Seagate ; h. 17 do.

John, confectioner, 9 Overgate ; h. Methodist Close, do. John Campbell, plumber, 14 Union Street Matthew, flaxspinner, Coupar's Alley and Kirk Entry h. 16 Dallfield Walk M., boot and shoemaker, 58 Overgate Peter, shipmaster, 50 Gellatly Street Peter, feuar and manufacturer, 232 Hilltown Richard, teacher, Grammar School, Public Seminaries h. 3 Paradise Road

Thos., watch & clockmaker, 7 Overgate ; h. 1 Bank St.. Thomas, dockgate-man, 78 Murraygate Thomas, gardener, Maryfield Wra. (late Isaac Low & Son), confectioner, grocer, and tea-dealer, 43 Murraygate William, rope and twine-maker, 118 Hilltown & Scott, drapers, 68 Wellgate

James, & Son, flaxdressers, 121 Cowgate ; h. Maryfield

Mrs, feuar, 15 Stobswell Road -. .:, Mrs, 7 William Street, Forebank Mrs, grocer, 150 Hilltown Mrs, 40 Magdalen Road Mrs Alexander, milliner, 140 Murray^te "'-^ Mrs David, 10 Reform Street Mrs David, 10 Meadowside Mrs P., 10 North Tay Street Helen, spii-itdealer, 84 Scouringburn Lowden, G., jun., optician and fishing-rodmafcer, 25 Union St. LOW—MAC. 123

Lowden, John, baker and confectioner, 8 Hawkhill John, cowfeedei', 136 Hilltown Peter, sack and twine-manufacturer, Peter's Court, Cowgate Walter, grocer, 92 Broughty Ferry Eoad Lowson, William, of J. Lowson & Son, 31 Magdalen Yard John, & Son, merchants, 119 Murraygate Lucas, Charles, & Co., linen-manufacturers and merchants,

128 Seagate, and at Forfar ; h. 25 Magdalen Yard Road

Luke, James, flaxspinner, 5 Bain Square ; h. Mount Plea- sant Place

Jas., manufacturer, 5 Bain Square ; h. Hawkhill Place James, farmer, Logie John, Westfield, Magdalen Yard Eoad John D., baker, 4 St Clement's Lane Lumsden, David, baker, 25 West Port Lundie, John, watchmaker, 37 High Street Lyall, Alexander, grocer and spiritdealer, 162 Overgate Peter, grocer and spiritdealer, 56 JBlackness Road Lyell, David, m.d., 43 and 45 Tay Street Joseph, tailor, 5 Mid-Wynd, Hawkhill

Robert, lime-agent, Yeaman Shore ; h, 15 do. Mrs, 14 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road

Lyon, David, teacher, 16 Queen Street ; h. 43 Exchange St. George J., & Co., merchants, 1 St Andrews Street

William, post-runner, Dundee and Longforgan ; h. 81 Nethergate Mrs, 6 Westfield Place, Perth Road

Macbain, G., surgeon, 11 Overgate ; h. 29 Cowgate Macdonald, Alex., furnishing warehouse, 2 Nethergate Rev. Arch., Catholic clergyman, Nethergate

Jas., furnishings, 16 Murraygate ; h. 2 Netherg. John, spiritdealer, 58 Hawkhill Mrs, 4 Park Place Macduff, James, leather-merchant, 3 Fleuchar Craig Macfarlane, Donald, officer of inland revenue, Inland Re- venue Office James, spiritdealer, 202 Seagate Macgregor, Donald, manufacturer of hosiery, 4 Perth Road Macintosh, D., teacher, 38 Meadowside; h. Panmure Street

Miss, teacher. Ladies' School, 38 Meadowside ; h. Panmure Street 124 MAC—m'b.

Mackintosh, Laurence, shoemaker, 39 Constable Street « Mackay, Alexander, vintner, 4 St Mary's Close James, painter and paperhanger, 26 Meadow Entry,

Murraygate ; h. 9 Fenton's Close, Murraygate John, 28 Magdalen Yard Road John, jun., 28 Magdalen Yard Road John, tailor, 22 Seagate

John, flaxdresser, Wright's Court, Wellgate ; h. Morrison's Court, Wellgate Mrs A., lodgings, 10 Milnbank Road Mackenzie, George, teller, Dundee Bank

Robert, of Mackenzie, Ramsay, & Co. ; h. 174 Perth Road

W., compositor. Warder Office ; h. 174PerthRoad Ramsay, & Co., merchants, 23 Cowgate Mrs, Annfield Mackie, John, grocer, 64 Murraygate Peter, clerk, 2 St David's Lane, North Tay Street Peter, furnishings, 150 Princes Street Robert, vintner, 12 Castle Lane

David, & Co., plumbers, 15 Meadow Entry ; h. 28 Princes Street Jean, grocer, 61 Blackscroft Maclean, John, spiritdealer, 72 Murraygate Peter, cabinetmaker, 61 Murraygate John & Thomas, cabinetmakers and upliolsterers,

61 and 63 Murraygate ; h. 61 do.

Macleod, Alex., clerk, C. Kerr & Co. ; h. Paton's Lane Mrs, 19 Paton's Lane, Perth Road Macpherson, Alex., brassfounder and gasfitter, E.Willison St. M'Affrey, J. W., broker, 215 Overgate M'Alister, Rev. Charles, 37 Constitution Road

IM'Alpine, Helen, teacher, Hilltown Infant School ; h. 8 Jamaica Street M'An drew, William, broker, 233 Overgate IM'Arthur, G., grocer and spiritdealer, 189 HawkhiU John, spiritdealer, 93 Cowgate

Peter, grocer and spiritdealer, 7 Hawkliill ; h. Lumsden's Land, West Port

& Ritchie, coal-dealers, 52 Blackscroft ; h. 60 do.

M'Artney, James, ironmonger, 31 West Port ; h. 16 Bell St. M'Avoy, James, grocer, 150 Overgate M'Bain, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 5 Hawkhill Mrs, 84 Bucklemaker Wynd ;;

m'e—m'd. 125

M'Beath, David, of D. M. & Co., 8 Temple Lane ' Jas., fish-eurer, P. Davidson's yard; h, 67 Seagate

David, & Co., plasterers. Ward Road ; h. 10 Tem- ple Lane M'Cechanie, John, china-merchant, 123 Princes Street

M'Conochie, D., wright. Bell Street ; h. 52 Barrack Street Hugh, plasterer, 52 Barrack Street William, spiritdealer, 45 Castle Street M'CuUoch, William, spiritdealer, 23 Wellgate William, broker, 207 Overgate M'Cusker, James, grocer, 19 Scouringburn M'Dermant, Mrs, 30 Eeform Street M'Donald, Alexander, cowfeeder, Coldside

Alexander, flaxdresser, 168 Seagate ; h. 170 do. Charles, tea-dealer, 85 Princes Street Daniel, plumber and brassfoundei', Reform Street h. Hunter Street David, feuar, 18 Todburn Lane

D., teacher, St Peter's School ; h. 18 Thomson Street, Perth Road George, cabinetmaker, 18 Union Street; h. 10 West Dock Street James, manager, Dundee Baking Co., 11 Hill-

town ; h. 9 do.

James, messenger-at-arms, 44 High Street ; h. 35 Annfield Road James, game-keeper, 288 Perth Road James, teacher, Ramsay's Entry, 41 Scouringburn James, carter and spiritdealer, 8 Don's Road Peter, baker, 47 Hawkhill Sinclair, grocer and provision dealer, 79 Hill-

town ; h. 91 do. Wm., grocer and spiritdealer, 72 Blackscroft h. 74 do. Wm., grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Cotton Road Mrs, 184 Perth Road Mrs, lodgings, 11 South Union Street

M'Dougall, Jas., agent, 16 Dock Street ; h. Temple Lane Rev. John, 1 Laurel Bank John, wine and spirit merchant, 36 Overgate; h. Camperdown Court John, tailor, Scott's Close, 6 Hawkhill

J., clerk, 33 Meadowside ; h. 45 Bell Street Peter, tailor, 17 Bell Street ;

125 M'D—M'l.

M'Dougall, Mrs, mid-wife, Scott's Close, 6 Hawkliill M'Ewan, Colin, town-officer, 26 St Clement's Lane Thomas, merchant, 49 Cotton Eoad writer agent, 6 High Street M'Ewen, James, and insurance ; h. Westfield House, 7 Magdalen Yard Road John,blacksmith, 12 Session St.; h. 40 Scouringburn Thomas, painter, 78 Scouringburn M'Farlane, Duncan, grocer, 113 Hilltown James, mealseller, 123 Hilltown Mrs, meal-seller, 67 Overgate

M'Gachie, W., spiritdealer, 2 Greenmarket ; h. 24Crichton St,

M'Gavin, James, merchant, 7 Cowgate ; h. Wellington Street

Rev. James R., Tay Square Chapel ; h. Blackness Crescent

Robert, merchant, 7 Cowgate ; h. Wellington Street William B., clerk, C. Kerr & Co. M'Ginnis, Peter, broker, 137 Overgate M'Gillivi-ay, George, portrait-painter, Tay Street Lane M'Glashan, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 22 Bell Street

M'Glinchy, Pet., pawnbroker, 5 Meadow Entry ; h. 49 Cowg. M'Gregor, James, shipmaster, 24 Crichton Street James, clerk, 16 Dock Street; h. Thomson Street

Neil, spiritdealer, 80 Overgate ; h. 82 do. Peter, grocer and spiiitdealer, 42 Blackness Road Thomas, shipmaster, 17 Vault M'Grigor, John, coppersmith and plumber, 33 Dock Street h. 118 Murraygate Andrews Street William, H.M. Customs ; h. 56 St Mrs, china-merchant, 119 Princes Street M'Gurk, James, broker, 200 Overgate M'Tnroy, John, dairyman, 104 HawkhUl M'Intosh, Alex., feuar, Hospital Park David, merchant, 23 Constitution Road

Jas., mill-manager, 7 Session St. ; h. 108 Scouringb.

Jas., cabinetmaker, 17 Meadowside ; h. Matthew's Close, Overgate James, tobacconist, 22 West Port James, grocer and spiritdealer, 4 Hawkhill James, contractor, 37 Upper Pleasance John, spiritdealer, 13 Bucklemaker Wynd Robert, tailor, 148 Hilltown Robert, grocer, 34 Barrack Street M'Intyre, James, house-factor, 26 Long Wynd

John, goldsmith, Reform Street ; h. 8 Overgate M'l -M'L. 127

M'Intyre, John, bleacher, 1 St Andrews Street ; h. Balunie Martin, shipmaster, 66 Murraygate Peter, wine-merchant and grocer, J)5 Nethergate ; h. 17 Thomson Street, Perth Eoad

Wm., blacksmith, 16 Kirk Entry ; h. 2 Joint-Stock Buildings Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 4 West Port

M'Isaac, Alex., draper, 7 Wellgate ; h. 8 Bain Square M'Kay, Alexander, moulder, Dundee Foundry Alex., eatinghouse-keeper, 47 St Andrews Street Donald, agent, 7 Lindsay Street John, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 19 Princes

Street ; h. 4 Crescent Street Peter, shoemaker, 40 Murraygate

Peter, umbrella-maker, 7 Barrack St. ; h. 1 Hawkhill Thomas, grocer, 182 Hawkhill

William, flaxdresser. Park Place ; h. 211 Overgate Mrs, 49 Todburn Lane Mrs, grocer, 1 Hospital Park Miss, 29 Magdalen Yard Road M'lvean, Alexander, tailor, 17 Crichton Street M'Kellar, Mrs, 239 Hawkhill M'Kenzie, David, shipmaster, 234 Perth Road George, boot and shoemaker, 4 Den's Brae George, grocer, 4 Thorter Row James, grocer, 27 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill James, boot and shoemaker, 25 Dudhope Crescent Peter, grocer, 8 Thorter Row William, grocer, 214 Hawkhill

William C., draper, 8 Reform Street ; h. 9 Bonny- bank Road Mrs, dealer in poultry, 78 and 80 Nethergate Mrs, spiritdealer, 2 Small's Wynd Mrs, eatinghouse, 37 Fish Street

Jean, milliner, 51 Scouringburn ; h. 53 do. Ann, lodgings, 125 Scouringburn Susan, grocer, 13 Horsewater Wynd, Scouringburn M'Kinny, John, spiritdealer, 2 Union Street, Maxwelltown

M'Lachlan, Dun., of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. B. Ferry Robert, mariner, 104 Princes Street Mrs, 23 King Street M'Lauchlan, James, contractor and spiritdealer, 42 and 44 Seagate John, spiritdealer, 47 Wellgate 128 M'L—M'N.

M'Lauchlan, John, broker, 239 Overgate Eobert, seamen's missionary, Lyon's Close

Walter, coachbuilder, 134 Nethergate ; h. 16 Union Street Mrs C, grocer, 95 Bucklemaker Wynd M'Lagan, John, shipmaster, 158 Seagate Wm., shipmaster, 1 Thomson Street, Perth Road

M'Landers, , clerk, 55 Nethergate M'Laren, Alex., teacher of mathematics, natural philosophy,

and chemistry, Pub. Seminaries ; h. 10 King St. James, carter, 7 Broughty Ferry Road

John, marble- cutter, 51 Nethergate ; h. 14 Rose- bank Road John, contractor, 46 Constable Street John, jun., carter, 1 Murraygate

Wm., ship-smith, East Shore ; h. 4 Grellatly Street William, grocer, 71 King Street William, mason, 29 Blackness Road & Grandy, blacksmiths and ironmongers. 111

Overgate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street Mrs, 14 Westfield Place, Perth Road Mrs, gardener, 12 St Mary Street, Upper Pleasance M'Lean, Peter, pipe-maker, Henderson's Wynd M'Leish, David, manufacturer, 12 Bernard Street, Hawkhill; j h. 1 Andei'son's Entry, do. James, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street John, spiritdealer, 30 Hilltown M'Leod, James, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Sconringburn

William, draper, 33 Overgate ; h. 29 do. William, shuttle and laymaker, 38 Union Street, Maxwelltown Niel, boot and shoemaker, 10 Scouringburn M'Mahon, Hugh, boot and shoe shop, 74 Overgate M'Math, Mrs, spiritdealer, 46 Blackscroft M'Millen, James, gardener and cowfeeder, Binns of Blackness John, cowfeeder, Binns of Blackness, Perth Road M'Nab, David, shipmaster, 29 Hilltown

George, fruiterer, 1 Cowgate ; h. 7 do. AVm., cork manufacturer, 32 Bucklemaker Wynd William, stoneware-merchant, 10 Queen Street M'Naughton, John, railway guard, 1 Roseangle Mrs, confectioner, 38 Hawkhill M'Neill, John, shipmaster, 131 Murraygate John, grocer, 212 Hilltown M'N—MAR. 129

M'NicoU, Donald, joiner, Gray's Close, High St., and Mea-

dowside ; h. Saunders's Entry, Mid Street Peter, grocer, 46 West Port Wm., clerk, Post-Office; h. Eankiile's Court

M'Pherson, Alex., draper, 70 High Street ; h. Mill's Cottage, Cotton Koad Chas., of Kidd & M'Pherson, Morton's Square, Well'gate Dun., grocer and spiritdealer, 108 Scouringburn M'Ritchie, George, feuar, 2 Middle Street Thomas, innkeeper. Mint Close, 51 High Street M'Rostie, Peter, grocer and spiritdealer, 56 Overgate M'Sorley, James, broker, 195 Overgate M'A^'alter, Alex., shawl-manufacturer, 12 Eeform Street

Mancor,And., captain, h. p., 59th regiment ; h. MagdalenYard Mair, Thomas, builder, 28 Step Eow, Perth Road Malcolm, Carnegie, shoemaker, 3 Whale Lane George, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, &Co.,flaxspinners; h. 12 Cotton Eoad mill-manager, Mills, 13 Cowgate James, Wallace ; h. 49 Princes Street John, M.D., 3 Barrack Street Ogilvie, & Co., flaxspinners. Constable Mill and 32 St Andrews Street Mallon, Peter, broker, 147 Overgate Mann, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 92 Princes Street

Henry, teacher, Fentou Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square James, seaman, 75 Seagate Robert, shipmaster, 5 Castle Court Stewart, grocer and spiritdealer, 116 Cowgate

& Co., stoneware-merchants, 109 Overgate ; h. 35 do. Marnie, Misses, 2 Paradise Eoad

Marr, Alexander, flesher, Overgate ; h. Alexander's Close, 102 Overgate John, boot and shoemaker, 14 Ann Street Marra, Laurence, carter, Miln's Court, 48 Wellgate Marshall, Archibald, stoneware-merchant, 75 Hilltown David, agent, 13 Mid Street James, painter, 29 Gellatly Street James, hair-dresser, 174 Hawkhill James, grocer, 134 Hawkhill James S., of Thomson & Marshall; h. Lochee Eobert, manager, Dundee, Perth, and London Ship-

ping Co., 4 Shore Terrace ; h. 6 do. 130 MAR—MAT.

Marshall, William, agent, 7 St Andrews Street, and 11 Baltic

Street ; li. 2 Laing Street, Cotton Road & Fenwick, confectioners and pastry bakers, 75

Overgate ; h. Malthouse Close Mrs James, lodgings, 14 Greenmarket J., grocer, 100 Nethergate

Martin, Alex., late sergt. -major li.E.i.c.s. ; h. 20 Hraiter St. Alex., shipowner, 3 Westtield Avenne, Perth Road

Alex., jmi., rope and sailraaker, 21 Dock Street ; h. 3 Westiield Avenue, Perth Road

David, of D. Martin & Co. ; h. 2 Roseangle

David, jnn., of D. Martin & Co. ; h. Clepington David, grocer and spiritdealer, 100 Cowgate

James, accomitant, British Linen Co. Bank ; h. 17 Seatield Road

James, flesher, 114 Cowgate ; h. 95 do. Joseph, sacking and hessian manufacturer, 62 Con-

stable Street ; h. 107 Princes Street Patrick, teacher, 6 Bellfield Lane Robert, grocer, 24 and 26 Albert Street

Wm., writer, 10 High Street ; h. 5 Westfield Avenue Wm., jun., agent, West of England Insurance Co.,

17 Cowgate ; h. Hillbank Cottage, Lamb's Lane_ David, & Co., merchants and shipowners, 10 Bain Square Mrs, 125 Nethergate Mrs, lodgings, 37 Union Street Mrs James, Lamb's Lane, Bucklemaker Wynd Misses, Hawkhill House, Hawkhill Place, Perth Road Mather, David, engineer, 4 Fleuchar Craig

Mathers, Robert, clerk, Baxter's Court, Cowgate ; h. 3 Dud- hope Crescent

Samuel, manager, Edward's Mill ; h. 28 Milnbank Mathew, David, grocer and spiritdealer, 132 Hawkhill George, manager of Coffeehouse, 9 Wellgate

James, teacher, Public Seminaries ; h. Meadowside James, grocer, 25 Long Wynd Jas., printer, Warder Of^ce; h. 110 Pitcairn's Close

John, baker, 30 Ann Street ; h. 15 do. Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 118 and 120 Princes Street, and 6 Castle Court Mathewson, Alex., grocer, 139 Overgate; h. 12 Ford's Wynd Geo., architect and civil engineer, 7 Exchange

Street ; h. WeKSt Ferry MAT—MEL. 131

Mathewson, John, grocer, 139 Overgate ; h. 37 Constitution Road

Wm., tailor and clothier, 19 Union Street ; li. 4 Eeform Street

Matthew, Alex., grocer, 22 Princes St. ; li. 1 Crescent Lane . James, accountant, Dundee and Perth and Aber-

deen Junction Co. ; h. Seabraes

James, wright, Playfair's Entry, 10 Hawkhill ; Ii.

. 2 Temple Lane

James, wright, 76 Bell Street ; h. 28 Mid Street John, sheriff-officer and house agent, 2 High Street

John, painter, 131 Princes Street ; h. 64 Constable Street

Peter, clerk, 15 Cowgate ; h. 28 Mid Street Mrs, 40 Blackscroft S., grocer and spiritdealer, 81 Seagate

Matthews, Charles, spiritdealer, 29 Seagate ; h. Hawkhill Maxton, Mrs, lodgings, 40 Union Street Ann, cap-maker, 105 Overgate

Maxwell, Alex., mill-manager, Tay Street Mill ; h. 7 Hender- son's Wynd, West Port G., tailor, 3 High Street James, m.d., 21 Castle Street James, clerk, Dundee Foundry James, grocer, 30 Gellatly Street John, 21 Tay Street Robert, clerk, 56 St Andrews Street

William, draper and clothier, 69 High Street ; h. 6 Bain Square William, mechanic, 22 Blackscroft Miss, 43 Union Street May, James, gardener, Hilltown ' John A., teacher of dancing, 31 Reform Street Mearns, Robert, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road William, shipmaster, 32 Constitution Road Meekison, James, baker, 24 Hilltown Meffan, Misses, 61 Reform Street Meiklejohn, Robert, milliner, 203 Overgate Meldrum, Robert, umbrella and parasol-iTianufacturei*, and

general out-fitter, 12 Reform Street ; h. 29 High Street William, spiritdealer, 61 Seagate Miss Mary Hay, 39 Overgate Mellows, Mrs, coach-proprietor, 43 Perth Road 132 MEL—MIL,

Melven, Wm., glass-paperriiaker, 20 Hunter Street

Melville, John, excise-officer, Customhouse ; h. 6 Perth Road John, grocer and spiritdealer, 113 Scouringburn John, corn-raerchant, 4 Victoria Street Christian, stay and dressmaker, Gray's Close, 7ft High Street Menzies, Alex., grocer and spiritdealer, 27 Small's Wynd James, grocer and spiritdealer, 19 Hunter Street

Thomas, stoneware-merchant, 20 West Port ; h. 20 Temple Lane

Mrs & Miss, milliners, 50 Princes Street ; h. L Church Street Methven, Thomas, spiritdealer, 28 Seagate Wm., auctioneer and appraiser, 3 St Clement's

Lane ; h. 7 Joint-Stock Buildings Michie, Peter, shoemaker, 203 Overgate jMiddleton, Wm., bookseller, stationer, and account-book

manufacturer, 64 High St. ; h. Ryehill, Perth Road Mill, George, tailor and clothier, 40 Barrack Street John, baker, 11 Scouringburn Robert, tailor, 31 Bucklemaker Wynd Thomas, shoemaker, 33 Bucklemaker Wynd Thomas, card-manufacturer, WilHson Street, Barrack

Street ; h. 10 Dudhope Crescent Wm., coal-dealer, 2 Bellheld Lane, Hawkhill Mrs, lodgings, 25 Butcher Row

Millar, David, grocer, 3 Exchange Street ; h. 4 Nelson Street

James, mill-manager, Hospital Ward Mill ; h. 8 Dud- hope Crescent James, gardener, 73 Hilltown

James, grocer and spiritdealer, 94 King Street ; h. 89 do.

James, hatter, 2 Reform Street ; h. 3 AV. Dock Street Joseph, cowfeedei", Coldside

Robert, banker, Dundee Bank, Castle Street ; h. 9 Roseangle, Magdalen Yard Road Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate Miller, Alexander, baker, 115 Hilltown Charles, brewer. Star Brewery, 53 Perth Road David, fruiterer. Reform Street George, hessian manufacturer. Union Place, Perth

Road : h. 7 do. ;

MIL. 133

Miller, George, of Miller & Smith, Murraygate James, sheriff-clerk of Forfarshire, 30 Reform Street h. 109 Perth Eoad

James, coal-merchant, 8 N. Tay Street ; h. Milnbank James, coal-merchant, 5 Pleuchar Craig

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 High Street ; h. 9 South Tay Street

John, saddler, 41 High Street ; h, 5 S. Union Street

John, agent andmercht., 6 Bain Square ; h. 8 Step Row John, shipmaster, 104 Princes Street John, eatinghouse, 96 Overgate

O. G., of Brown & Miller ; h. Broughty Ferry Richard A., commission merchant, agent for East India Tea Co., Wine Co. of Scotland, National Mercantile Fire Insurance Co., City of Glasgow

Life Assurance, 1 1 Cowgate ; h. Elm Bank Thomas, grocer, 65 Cowgate Thomas, late brewer, 41 Perth Road

William, manager, Bank of Scotland ; h. 12 West- field Place William, baker, 1 Scouringburn & Smith, grocers, 10 Union Street

. John, & Son, heckle and gill-makers, 7 Park Entry,

Temple Lane ; h. 42 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, 25 Step Row Mrs, 7 Baton's Lane Mrs, Windsor Place, Magdalen Green Mrs, vintner, 2 Castle Court j\Irs J. B., 133 Whiteleys Mrs A., spiritdealer, 4 Gellatly Street"; h. 35 Dock Street Miss, teacher, 32 Tay Street, and 4 West Port Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 80 Nethergate

Margaret, pawnbroker, 152 Overgate ; h. Perth Road Milln, James, contractor, 4 Cotton Road

Mills, Alexander, of J. & A. Mills ; h. 2 Victoria Street David, manufacturer, 26 Rosebank Street James, manufacturer, 39 Cowgate; h. 13AVellington St.

James, perfumer and jeweller, 28 High St. ; h. 29 do;

James, of Alex. Neish & Co. ; h. Forebank Road James S., sheriff-officer, and collector of outstanding

accounts, 44 High Street ; h. 16 W^est Wynd, Perth Road

John, of John & A. Mills ; h. 13 Wellington Street ;;

13i: MIL—MIT.

Mills, John, mercliantj West Wynd, Perth Road John, feuar and twine-spinner, 5 Rose Street Charles, & Son, ship-brokers and agents, 15 Dock St. h. Albert Street John & A., manufactm-ers, 39 Cowgate Miln, Alexander, spiritdealer, 63 King Street

James, house-factor, Stewart's Court, Seagate ; h. 14 Seaiield Road, Perth Road James, llaxspinner, 1 Mid Street, and 5 Bain Square ; h. 28 Hilltown

John, Customhouse ; h. 3 Cross Row, Small's Wjnid John, Wright, 95 Perth Road

' i . Robert, merchant, Peter's Court, St Andrews Place,

, Cowgate ; h. Broughty Ferry ~~^- - T. W., merchant, Panmure Street ; h. Greenfield Place William, moulder, 2 Craigieknowe Mrs Robert, 8 King Street Misses, 142 Nethei-gate Eliza, teacher, 16 Lower Pleasance; li. 93 Perth Road Milne, Alexander, merchant, MUne's West Wynd Alexander, patternmaker, 22 Dyer's Close, Mui-raygate David, grocer, 119 Hilltown David, house-factor, Doig's Entry, 168 Overgate George, writer, and clerk to the Harbour Trustees, 11 Reform Street, and Harbour Office, Dock Street h. Broughty Ferry Graham, accountant and sworn measurer, orders left

at ilessrs Fentons, 6 Crichton St. ; h. Castle Court

James, teacher. Den's School ; h. 28 Arbroath Road James, eatinghouse, 235 Overgate James, shipmaster, Keiller's Entiy James H., tobacconist, Dyer's Close, 125 MuiTaygate

Patrick, grocer, 42 Wellgate ; h. Milne's Court Thomas, reedmaker, Coupar's Alley, Wellgate Mrs, grocer, 66 Hawkhill Mrs, Annfield Mrs Mary, spiritdealer, 148 Seagate Mitchell, Adam, grocer and spiritdealer, 152 Scouringburn

Alex., Loan Office, 4 West Port ; h. 216 Perth Road Alex., shipmaster, 16 Coupar's Alley, Wellgate Alex., merchant, 4 Paton's Lane, Perth Road

Alex., inspector for Old Gas Co. ; h. 57 Rosebank Street ^_ David, fruit-salesman, 8 Murraygate MIT—MOI. 135

V Mitchell, David, writer, 41 Eeform Street ; h. Blackheatli House, Annfield Eoad David, shipmaster, 29 Union Street

David, draper, 15 Overgate ; h. 8 do. D., 35 Overgate James, fruiterer and seedsman, 21 Murraygate and

Reform Street ; h. 28 l\Iurraygate James, grocer, 22 Todburn Lane James, grocer, 83 Princes Street John, flaxspinner and manufacturer, Pole Park Hill,

4 Cowgate ; h. 4 Milnbank John, house-factor. Dock Street John, mason, 64 Dudhope Street

John, flesher, 96 Hilltown ; h. 91 do.

Mutrie, coal-merchant, 5 Temple Lane ; h. 18 do. Peter, accountant and general writer, 18 Couttie's Wynd

Robert, manager, Pole Park ; h. 27 Milnbank Road Robert, rope manufactory, 36 High Street Thomas, tea and wine merchant, 16 West Port Thomas, stabler and coach- hirer, Yeaman Shore William, mechanic, Stobswell

William, grocer, 117 Scouringburn ; h. 119 do. William, stoneware-merchant, 50 King Street J. & G., slaters, Meadowside Mrs, grocer, 59 Perth Road Mrs D., 8 Bain Square Mrs M., grocer and splritdealer, 76 King Street Miss, dressmaker, 10 Murraygate Miss, 142 Nethergate Miss Mai-garet, Magdalen Green Georgiana, milliner, 7 Dock Street Margaret, grocer, 78 Bucklemaker Wynd Mitchelson, Alexander, provision-dealer, 8 Church Lane

Moffat, John, manufacturer, 27 Cowgate ; h. in Forfar Moir, Adam, manager, Baxter Brothers & Co. Power Looms ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd Alexander, shipmaster, 7 Dallfield Walk Alexander, manufacturer, 48 Blackscroft David, moulder and house-agent, 20 Session Street George C, mesmerist. Shepherd's Close, Murraygate James, shipmaster, 89 Princes Street St. John, manufacturer and merchant, 18 St Andrews ; h. 8 William Street, Forebank ;;

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Molison, Francis, merchant, 21 King Street ; h. Mayfield Mollison, George, boot and shoemaker, 16 North Tay Street John, boot-tree and lastmaker, 13 Lindsay Street h. Fleuchar Craig Robert, spiritdealer, 1 Pole Park \i iMolwo, Herman, merchant, 20 Springfield Place Moncrieff, David, baker, 99 Cowgate Henry, letter-carrier, 169 Seagate John, spiritdealer, 104 Seagate

William, clerk, 10 Peter Street ; h. Seabraes, Perth Road Moncur, Alexander, manufacturer, Watt Street David, of D. & J. Moncur; h. 11 Hawkhill Place

David, stationer, 129 Murraygate ; h. 131 do.

John, of D. & J. jMoncur ; h. 27 Cowgate John, grocer and spiritdealer, 73 Perth Road D. & J., merchants, 45 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 254 Perth Road Mrs, stoneware-dealer, 58 Scouringburn Mrs, spiritdealer, 20 and 22 Yeaman Shore Monro, David, grocer, 23 Brown Street

David, blacksmith, 74 Bell Street ; h. 1 Soap Work Lane John, blacksmith, 18 Barry's Square, Scouringburn Thomas, spiritdealer, 1 West Dock Street ' William, m.d., 7 Tay Street ; h. 9 Tay Street William C, writer. United Deposit Assurance, and Yorkshire Fire Agency Office, 31 Reform Street h. 30 do. ]\Irs, grocer, 26 Hawkhill Montgomery, Miss, 1 Greenfield Place, Perth Road

Moodie, James, flesher, 78 Seagate ; h. Broughty Ferry Road Moon, Adam, surgeon, 2 Union Street Alexander, vintner, 5 North Tay Street Alexander, spiritdealer, 20 Session Street

John, merchant and agent, 12 Exchange Street ; h. Perth Road Langlands, & Co., drapers and clothiers, 40 and 42 Nethergate, 2 and 4 Union Street Miss, 2 Union Street Misses, lodgings, 37 Union Street Moram, Mrs, gardener, Tait's Lane, Hawkhill Morgan, Alexander, hairdresser, 184 Overgate Misses, 42 Bucklemaker Wynd ;

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Morren, James, clerk, 11 St Andrews Street ; h, 6 do.

Morison, Bruce, manufacturer, 73 Cowgate ; h. 6 Cotton Road

John, of C. Kerr & Co. ; h. Panmure Terrace Morris, David, basketmaker and cooper, 17 Union Street h. 90 Overgate James, mason, Hospital Park James, grocer, 5 Session Street James, carter, Smithtield

James, cooper, 88 Overgate ; h. 90 Overgate William, treasurer of police, collector of prison assess- ment, &c., inspector of poor of LifF and Benvie,

13 High Street , h. Wellbank Cottage, Lochee William, covi^feeder. Hospital Park Mrs, 3 South Union Street Miss, grocer, 62 Scouringburn Helen, grocer, 28 Henderson's Wynd Mortimer, David, builder, 25 Victoria Street

Morton, William, clerk ; h. 108 Princes Street Mount, Mrs, 218 Perth Road Morrison, Alexander, spiritdealer, 13 Bernard Street David, grocer and spiritdealer, 127 & 129 Cowgate John, grocer and spiritdealer, 78 Blackscroft John, commission-agent, 5 Westfield Place, Perth Road John, manufacturer, 7 Union Street, Maxwelltown Mathew, flesher, 40 Hawkhill William, grocer, 22 Gellatly Street

Moyes, Wm., superintendent, Western Cemetery ; h. Perth Road

Mudie, David, Dundee Bank ; h. St Vincent Street

D. C, of Gourlay, Mudie, & Co. ; h. Dock Street Francis, flaxdresser, 89 Seagate James, shipmaster, 21 Princes Street James 0-., clerk, 20 Reform Street James R., grocer, 48 Murraygate; h. James's Park John, surgeon, 4 Bain Square

Robert A., ship-agent, 32 Castle Street ; h. 8 Wel- lington Street, Forebank

Thomas, flaxdresser, 6 Queen Street ; h. 18 Peter St- Mrs, 168 Seagate Mrs, baker, 156 Princes Street Mrs F., 39 Dallfield Walk Mrs T., vintner, 23 Crichton Street and 5 Fish Street 138 MUD—NAT.

Mudie, Miss C, milliner, strawhat and dressmaker, Dyer's Close, 32 Murraygate Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 39 Dallfield Walk Muir, Robert, hairdresser and china-merchant, 6 Seagate ; h. 172 do.

Munro, Angus, coal-merchant, 40 Mid St. ; h. Meadowside

William let., tailor, 3 Crescent Street Murdoch, David, cabinetmaker, Growan's Court, 229 Overgate

John, of Sutherland & Murdoch ; h. Albert Court

William, grocer, 60 Nethergate ; h. 7 Lindsay Street Christina, crape-cleanei', 17 Broughty Ferry Road Mttiuson, Patrick, merchant and commission-agent, 12 Trades'

Lane ; h. 3 West Dock Street

Murphy, Mrs, broker, 64 Tay Street ; h. Lindsay Street Murray, Alexander, shoemaker, 196 Seagate Charles, spiritdealer, 15 Exchange Street George, gardener, Coldside James, ironmonger, 9 and 11 High Street and Vic-

toria Dock ; h. Albert Court Thomas, factory-manager, 248 Hilltown

William, ironmonger, 92 Murraygate ; h. 4 Tay St. Mrs, lodgings, 30 Seagate ]\Iisses, dressmakers, 4 Tay Street M., grocer, 82 Bucklenaker Wynd

Mustard, R. L., clerk, Panmure Street ; h. 27 Step Row Mrs, 12 West Dock Street llylcs, James, bookseller, 201 Overgate; h. 198 do.

John, corn-merchant, 4 Commercial Street ; h. 31 Exchange Street Richard, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street

Robert, manufactm-er, 56 St Andrews St. ; h. in Couper Angus William, accountant, 11 Reform Street William, grocer and spiritdealer, 227 Hawkhill W. T., merchant, 75 Seagate

Nairn, Rev. Chas., Free St David's; h 10 Springfield Place David, feuar and shoemaker, 7 Arthur Street Mary, grocer, 9 Arthur Street Napier, Tait, & Yeaman, fishcurers, 12 Horse Wynd Nasmyth, Robert, druggist, 40 Fleuchar Craig

Nathan, Benjamin, manager of the Cosmocapeleion ; h. 20 Re- form Street ;

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Nathan, Mrs, furnishing shop, 12 Murraygate ; li. 20 Eeform Street Naylor, Elizabeth, teacher, Wallace Feus School of Industry Neave, David, grocer, 95 Seagate

Thomas, of C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 6 Eoseangle Neil, James, haircutter, 102 Murraygate John, feuar, 27 Lilybank Neilson, George, dealer in meal and barley, 56 West Port h. 10 Hunter Street Neish, George, grocer, 7 James's Street, Maxwelltown John, brewer, 86 Blackscroft Captain James, 130 Nethergate

James, merchant, Heathfield Factory ; h. Heathfield House, Hawkhill Thomas, liussian consul, commission-merchant, ship

and insurance broker, 2 Bain Square ; h. 21 West- field, Magdalen Yard Eoad Thomas, jun., of Neish & Whitton; h. 21 Westfield Wm., of Neish & Pattullo; h. Thornbank, Broughty Ferry Eoad & Pattullo, writers and notaries public, 20 Eeform St. & Whitton, flaxspinners, Lower Pleasance Mill, and 8 Cowgate Alexander, & Co., sacking manufacturers, 4 Lady- well Lane Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant Place, Hawkhill Miss, 1 Greenfield Place, Perth Eoad

Ness, Thomas, clothier, 35 West Port ; h. Butter's Close, liawkhiU

- Newall, George Hair, merchant, 55 Cowgate ; h. Seafield Lodge, Magdalen Yard Mrs Walter, 4 Windsor Place, Magdalen Green Newman, William, shoemaker, 156 Scouringburn

Nicholson, Chas., brushmaker, 33 Murraygate ; h. 2 Peter St. Thomas, coal and insurance agent, agent for Na- tional Fire and Life Insurance Co. of Scotland, treasurer for Dundee and Newtyle Eailway

Company, 32 Castle Street ; h. Graybank H., grocer and spiritdealer, 19 Hilltown Miss, dressmaker, 39 Pligh Street

Nicol, John, wright and house-factor, 16 Burnhead ; h. 20 Seagate Mrs, matron of " The Home ;" h. 15 Eaton's Lane, Perth Eoad ;

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Nicol, Miss, Public Seminaries ; h. 107 Broughty Ferry Road Misses, 140 Nethergate Nicoll, Andrew, shipmaster, Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate

Andrew, wright, Fish Street ; h. Key's Close David, manufacturer, 12 Well Road, Hawkhill David, grocer and spii-itdealer, 94 Blackscroft David, mill-overseer, 95 Princes Street

G. H., ironmonger, 38 Overgate ; h. 3 Thorter Row James, gardener. Upper Dudkope James, cowfeeder, 15 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill James, shipmaster, 98 CoAvgate James, flesher, 53 Scouringburn James R.,iron and steel-merchant, 5 Commercial St. h. Castle Street John, tailor, 75 Bucklemaker Wynd Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 9 Dudhope Street

Robert, tea-dealer and grocer, 14 Nethergate ; h. 1 Tictoria Square Robert, builder, 116 Princes Street Robert, shipmaster, 91 Seagate Thomas, iron and steel-merchant, 23 and 25 Yeaman Shore j Thomas, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street f

William, of Nicoll & Webster ; h. Dock Street William, tidewaiter, 44 Dock Street

William, wine and spirit merchant, 251 Overgate ; h. 5 North Tay Street William, bootmaker, 29 West Port William, clerk, Roseangle William, tailor, 6 Peter's Court, Cowgate William, grocer, 52 Wellgate; h. Bain Square & AVebster, merchants and shipowners, 155 Seagate Mrs, 10 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road Mrs, feuar, 77 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, baker, 27 Dudhope Crescent Mrs, eatinghouse, 101 Overgate Mrs, spiritdealer, 44 Dock Street Miss, dressmaker, 75 Scouringburn Nimmo, Matthew, surgeon, 27 Tay Street Patrick, physician, 15 South Tay Street

Ninian, David, compositor. Warder Office ; h. 20 Hunter St. Niv en,. David, flesher, 13 Wellgate D. B., agent for Sun Fire Office, and sharebroker, 23

Castle Street ; h. Castlehill House ;

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Noble, David, letter-carrier ; li. Duclhope Crescent

Norrie, Charles, merchant, 29 Meadowside ; h. Douglasfield James, shipmaster, Bucklemaker Wyud James, shipmaster, Ci'aigie Terrace Nucator, Mrs, M'Vicar's Lane, Perth Road Miss, 32 Murraygate

O'Farrell, Geo., pawnbroker, 161 Overgate ; h. 7 Lind- say Street

Ogilvie, Alex., of J. Ogilvie & Co. ; h. 59 Eosebank Street And., sharebroker and insurance-agent, 21 Castle

Street ; h. 1 Park Place Charles, gardener and feuar, 11 Constitution Street David, shipmaster, 10 Yeaman Shore

David, of Malcolm, Ogilvie, & Co. ; h. 7 Dock Street George, carter, 3 Forebank Road

James, of J. & J. Ogilvie ; h. 1 Park Place

James, carver and gilder, 24 High St. ; h. Bell Street James, feuar and grocer, 44 Constitution Street James, spiritdealer, 85 Scouringburn James, tailor, 51 High Street

John, of J. & J. Ogilvie ; h. Hawkhill Place

John, of J. Ogilvie & Co. ; h. Hospital Park John, broker, Scouringburn

William, druggist, 98 King St. ; h. 43 Todburn Lane

AVilliam, wright, 14 George's Place ; h. 5 do. William, flesher, 70 Overgate William, merchant and flaxspinner, 48 St Andrews

Street ; h. 1 Park Place James & John, writers, 3 New Inn Entry John, & Co., manufacturers, 40 Rosebank Street Mrs, 47 Todburn Lane Mrs, 40 Rosebank Street Mrs, 114 Princes Street Mrs, 7 Dock Street Mrs, milliner, 107 Princes Street MissC, 11 Tay Street Mary Ann, teacher, 114 Princes Street Ogilvy, Alex., & Sons, canvass-manufacturers and rope and sail-makers, Tay Ropework, 222 Perth Road

office, 11 Shore Terrace ; h. 220 Perth Road Miss Ann, Tay Square Miss Elizabeth, 28 Springfield Place 142 OLI—PAT.

Oliver, Henry, hat-manufacturer and umbrella-maker, 28 Union Street Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 19 Rose Street Oman, M. & G., coopers, 5 Gellatly St. and 23 Murraygate

O'Neile, Patrick, surgeon accoucheur, 86 Scouringburn ; h. 19 Butcher Eow Ord, Robert, veterinary surgeon, 40 Castle Street Orirasby, John, vintner, 10 St Clement's Lane Ormsby, William, spiritdealer, 146 Scouringburn Orquhart, Alex., wright, Craigie James, shoemaker, 25 Nethergate Orr, James, shipmaster, 24 Crichton Street

Osborne, George M., m.d. ; surgery, 142 Murraygate ; h. 5 St Andrews Street Oswald, James, shoemaker, 91 King Street

".. Ouchterlony, Miss, 101 Nethergate Owen, George, china and stoneware merchant, 200 Hilltown Ower, Charles, civil engineer and architect, Harbour Cham-

bers, Dock Street ; h. 103 Roodyards George, glazier, lead and zinc window-maker, plate,

sheet, and crown glass merchant, 42 Overgate ; h. Constitution Road Hay, grocer, 89 Perth Road J. & R., manufacturers, 6 West Wynd

/ Packman, Thomas, shipmaster, 10 Arbroath Road i" Palmer, Rev. J., Wesleyan minister, 146 Perth.Road: Pargiter, William, cloth stamp-cutter, 59 Albert Street Paris, Andrew, vintner, 34 Tindal's Wynd George, shipmaster, 139 Seagate Robert, shipmaster, 85 Blackscroft

Park, Robert, of the Northern Wairder ; h. Tay Square

Parker, Alex., coal-merchant, 67 Seagate ; h. 75 do.

Chai'les, jun., of C. Parker & Sons ; h. 65 Buckle- maker Wynd Charles, & Sons, power-loom manufacturers, machine

makers, millwrights, &c., Ladybank Mills ; h. 10 Reform Street Paterson, David, baker, 9 Wellgate George, shoemaker, 53 King Street Geoi-ge, green-grocer, 61 Cowgate

James, bakers' officer, Burnhead ; h. 4 Seagate

Jas., of Haddon & Paterson ; h. Milton, Monifieth John, shipmaster, 3 Yeaman Shore ;

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Paterson, John, of Tay Shipbuilding Co. ; h. St Paul's Court, 61 Murraygate

William, architect ; h. Tannage Court, 7 Cowgate

William, fruiterer and gardener, 5 Seagate ; h. 1 Shepherd's Loan William, teacher, Hammerman's Hall, 29 Barrack

Street ; h. 13 Parker's Court, King Street

William, jun., fruiterer, 1 Union Street ; li. 43 do. Mrs James, lodgings, 29 Union Street Miss, crape-cleaiier, 37 Cowgate Paton, George, sui'geon, 5 St Andrews Street George, gardener, 33 Constitution Street Henry, spiritdealer, 33 Bucklemaker Wynd John, manager, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Rail-

way, 7 Craig Street ; h. 23 Union Street John, shipmaster, 14 Gellatly Street

John, jun., merchant, 8 St Andrews St. ; h. B. Ferry Peter, builder, 5 Brown Street - W. M., of Paton & Fleming ; h. Broughty Ferry & Fleming, nnPerchants, 15 Cowgate Patrick, John, plasterer, 83 Bell Street

Robert, tailor, 1 Crichton Street ; h. Murraygate William, shipmaster, 2 St Margaret's Close Mrs, 30 Reform Street

Patterson, Alex., hairdresser, 35 Castle Street ; h. Burnhead Alexander, flaxdresser, 116 HilltOAvn Andrew, gardener and dairyman, 183 Hawkhill Chas., spiritdealer, 17 St Clement's Lane; h. 26 do. John, tailor. Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate John, spiritdealer, 5 Dudhope Crescent William, tailor, 39 High Street Mrs, lodgings, 3 Tay Street Mrs, 116 Hilltown Pattie, Robert, spiritdealer, 40 Dock Street K PattuUo, George, commission-agent, 23 St Andrews Street h. 6 William Street, Forebank " George A., merchant, 14 and 16 Trades' Laue; h. Baldragon

James, of Neish & PattuUo ; h. Abertay Cottage, Broughty Ferry Mrs, vintner, 66 High Street Misses, 25 ICing Street Patullo, Miss, teacher, 3 Thorter Row i

1 Paul, Archibald, writer, 17 Castle Street ;

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Paul, James, insurance broker and average- stater, Peter's Court, St Andrews Place; h. 13 West Dock Street Miss, milliner, 105 Nethergate Paxton, James, of Paxton & Sinclair; li. 19 Meadowside

Wm., ale and porter merchant, 9 Vault ; h. Bell St. & Sinclair, tea, wine, and spirit-merchants, 7 Reform Street, and 17 and 19 West Port Peacock, B., furnishings, 1 Hawkhill Pearce, Mrs, 3 Nelson Street Pearman, Jas., professor of music. Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill

Pearson, William, corn- meter, 15 Dock St. ; h. 4 Gellatly St.

Peddie, N. M., writer, 4 Reform St. ; h. 7 George St.,Forebank Peebles, Arch., grocer, 61 Bell Street Peebles, William, tailor, 168 Hilltown

Pellow, John, dockgate-man, King AVilliam's Dock ; h. 5 Key's Close Penman & Taylor, block and mast-makers, East Dock Street h. 27 Exchange Street Penney, Mary, grocer, 10 Session Street Pennycook, Jas., merchant, 16 Trades' Lane; h. Stannergate

Peter, David, merchant, 14 Bain Square ; h. Broughty Ferry Daniel, builder, 13 Annfield Road, Hawkhill

James, mechanic, 47 Broughty Ferry Road ; h. iBpii Mrs, lodgings, 27 Cowgate Peters, John, tidewaiter, 7 Exchange Street David, grocer and egg-merchant, 50 West Port

Petrie, David, foreman to J. & P. Cameron ; h. 174 Seagat^ David, paper-ruler, Kay's Entry, 48 Overgate

David, spiritdealer, 38 Seagate ; h. 33 do.

James, hosier, 37 West Port ; h. Temple liane

James, grocer and spiritdealer^ 33 Wellgate ; Baltic Street David, commission-merchant, 23 St Andrews Street h. 20 St Andrews Place James, baker, 117 Murraygate James, mill-manager, Dudhope Crescent Peter, tanner, 13 Rose Street Thomas, bootmaker, 131 Scouringburn William, auctioneer and appraiser, 73 High Street h. 3 Temple Lane

Wm., porter to J. & P. Cameron ; h. 7 Exchange St. M. & H., clothiers and furnishings, 25 Hilltown

Philip, Charles, manager, Cowgate Calendering Co. ; h. 39 Cotton Road ' PHI—PRO. 145

Philip, John, tidewaiter, 14 Gellatl)^ Street Mrs, 1 Church Street Phillips, Peter, grocer and spiritdealer, 203 Hawkhill William, hairdresser, 34 Hawkhill

Philp, Jolm, of Wilson, Philp, & Co. ; h. 1 Springtield Mrs, cowfeeder, Hospital Park Phin, Thomas, builder, 10 Brewery Lane Thomas, grocer, 7 Plunter Sti'cet Pillans, Alexander, tailor, 48 Hilltown

Pihner, David, of Butchart & Pilnier ; h. 4 Gellatly Street William, seaman, 194 Seagate Pierie, Mrs, & Miss liutton. milliners, 49 Murraygate Pirie, Alexander, painter, 17 Crichton Street Alex., of A. & A. Pirie; h. Forebank Road Alexander, Jan., of A. & A. Pirie; h. Forebank

David, painter, 21 Crichton Street ; h. 17 do. John, sack, rope, and oilskin manufacturer, 15 Crichton

Street ; h. 24 Watt Street A. & A., manufacturers, 32 Cowgate Perrie, Mrs, grocer, 78 Hawkhill Pirnie, James, mason, 21 Princes Street

Pitcairn, David, of D. Martin & Co. ; li. Wellbank House, Newport, Fife Miss A., 98 Nethergate Pitkethly, Thomas, corn- merchant, 28 St Andrews Street Playfair, Miss, 25 Seatield Road, Magdalen Yard Road Porter, David, spiritdealer, 128 i\Iurraygate

David, clerk, Reform Street ; h. 22 Small's Wynd

Pow, Mrs, poulterer, 20 Crichton Street ; h. 16 do. -Powrie, Mrs, 1 Powrie Lane Pratt, David, customliouse-offieer, 19 Constable Street Prain, Alexander, stoneware-dealer, 93 Perth Road Jas., manufacturer, 31 Park Wynd, Hawkhill; h.29 do. John, grocer and spiritdealer, 198 Hawkhill Robert, spiritdealer, 13 Thorter Row Mary, grocer, 204 Hawkhill

Preshaw, Thomas, superintendent of the Public Baths ; h. Queen Street Preston, David, cowfeeder, 180 Hilltown Mrs, baker, 100 Scouringburn Mrs, lodgings, 38 Gellatly Street Miss, teacher, 13 Mid Street Pringle, David, lodgings, 2 St Clement's Lane

Proctor, James, confectioner, 84 King Street ; h. Middle St. 146 PKO—KAT.

Proctor, William, flaxdresser, 45 Cotton Roarl

Proudfoot, Peter, clerk, Post-office ; h. 122 Hilltown Pryde, John, tailor, 19 Barrack Street Mathew, shipmaster, 56 St Andrews Street

R. D., merchant, 12 Commercial Street ; h. in Ferry- Port-ou-Craig Pullar, James, late baker, 132 Mm'raygate James, jun., agent for the Atlas and Mercantile Life

Assm-ance Cos., 126 Seagate ; h. 132 Murraygate

William, clerk, 2 Panmure Street ; h.43 Exchange St. William, clerk, 35 Exchange Street Miss Anne, milliner and dressmaker, 119 ^Iiirraygate

Rae, Alex., farmer and auctioneer. Blackness farm George, gardener, 9 Tay Street Lane James, power-loom manager, 2 Middle Street Robert, grocer, 190 Seagate Rait, David, Hilltown bellman, 5 Rosebank Street Geo., confectioner, 7 West Port; h. 3 Gardiner's Entry

Raitt, Thomas, baker, 10 Overgate ; h. 8 do. Mrs, 10 Shore Terrace Ramsay, Alex., spiritdealer, 9 Tally Street George, city missionary, 30 Albert Street

George, blacksmith, Perth Road ; h. 23 Pole Park

James, clerk to J. Paton jnn. ; h. 36 Albert Street Jas., cabinetmaker, 13 Middle St.; h. 42 Blackscroft Jas., spirit- agent, 44 High St.; b. 156 Perth Road

James, jmi., merchant, 23 Cowgate ; h. Terrace James t)., cabinetmaker. Brace's Entry, Wellgate Robert, brewer and spiritdealer, 212 Overgate Wm., cabinetmaker. Speed's Close, 19 Overgate Wm., teacher; li. 11 South Union Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 16 Hawkhill JMrs, Anderson's Place, William Street iMrs Robert, spiritdealer, 23 Scouringburn Ranken, Miss, broker, 12 Scouringburn

Rankin, Rev. John, minister ; h. 13 King Street

f Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 20 Blackscroft Rattray, Alex., shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street

David, teacher, Tay Sq. Seminary ; h. 3 Peter St.

David, flaxspinner, 50 Cowgate ; h. in Blairgowrie James, brewer and spiritdealer, 69 Bell Street James, shipmaster, 46 Albort Street James, Working- Men's Coffeeroom, 164 Overgate RAT—REN. 147

Rattray, John, manufacturer, 7 Miln's East Wynd John, grocer, 18 Constitution Road

Peter, slater, Constitution Road ; h. 50 Barrack St. Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 68 Blackness Road Rattray's grocery, provision, and spirit store, 16 Scburingr

burn ; h. Barrack Street

Rattray, Mrs C, grocer, 113 Scouringburn ; h. 119 do. Mrs & Miss, Cottage, 62 Broughty Ferry Road Rawit, William, grocer, 17 Crescent Lane Ree, H. P., & Co., merchants, 51 St Andrews Street Reed, Alex. Curaming, 30 Springfield, Perth Road Reid, Alexander, coal-merchant, 7 Constable Street Alexander, shipmaster, 14 St Andrews Street David, hairdresser, 199 Hilltown

George, accountant, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. 3 Springfield Place '-

George, of Tay Shipbuilding Co. ; h. Albert Street

George, spiritdealer, 26 Greenmarket ; h. 3 Fish St. George, customhouse-officer, 2 Butcher Row John, hairdresser. 111 Seagate Peter, writer, 116 Seagate; h. 25Nethergate Robert, baker, 51 and 53 Princes Street Robei't, chainmaker, 162 Seagate

Thomas, manufacturer, 17 Park Wynd ; h. 18 do. William, currier, 8 Westlield, Perth Road

AViUiam, of Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. Johntield, j\Iagdalen Yard Road

William, tailor and furnisher, 170 Perth Road ; h. 38 Mid Wynd W. D., baker, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mercliant,

31 and 32 Constitution Road ; h. 33 do. iM'Lachlan, & Heron, writers, Burnhead James, & Son, liemp and linen-manufacturers, 193

Scouringburn ; h. 172 do. Mrs, lodgings, 144 Seagate Mrs E., stationer confectioner, 10 Murraygate and ; h. 35 do. IMiss, 3 Springfield Place Miss, vintner, 14 Key's Close Ann, grocer, 9 Dallfield Walk Reikie, James, shipmaster, 163 Seagate

Reith, David, of C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 5 Windsor Place Rennie, George, grocer, 54 Gellatly Street Thomas, shore-police, 131 Princes Street ;

148 EEN—EOB.

Eenny, David, baker, 34 Dudhope Street

Jas., accountant, Bank Street ; h. 49 Majjdalen Green James, accountant, Sliiell & Small's, 3 Bank Street h. 51 Magdalen Green

William W., flax-mercliant, 3 King Street ; h. 25 Springfield Place

Reocli, AVilliam, of D. Mackie & Co. ; h. 28 Princes Street

Reston, Rev. James, of St James's Cluircli ; h. 13 Thomson Street, Perth Road

Revel, C. G. L., of Cln-istie & Revel ; h. 7 Dock Street Rickard, Colin, auctioneer, appraiser, and agent, 2 Panmnre

Street ; h. 1 Nelson Street

Miss, music-teacher, Meadow Place ; h. 1 Nelson St, Riddel, Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 42 Ililltown Riley, Nicholas, National eatinghouse, 19 Fish Street Ritchie, David, shipmaster, 124 Seagate James, grocer and spiritdealer, 158 HawkhiU John, merchant, Blackness Road Malcolm, spiritdealer, 52 West Port M., perfumer, peruke-maker, and hairdresser, 31

Union Street ; h. 29 do. Patrick Dall, ship- agent, 49 Castle Street; h. West- field Place Peter, grocer, 29 Bucklemaker Wynd Jean, lodgings, 43 Nethergate Robb. Alexander, baker, 15 West Port

James, bootmaker, 39 West Port ; h. 2 Brown Street James, boot and shoemaker, 124 Princes Street John S., shipmaster, 67 Bell Street

Thomas, cowfeeder, 18 and 16 Blacknes.? Road i, William, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown ; Mrs, 10 Baton's Lane Mrs, eatinghouse, 148 Scouringbum A. B., & Co., innkeepers, Lemon Tree, 78 Murraygate Roberts, Alex., gardener and cowfeeder, 80 Albert Street James, cowfeeder, 55 Albert Street John, engineer, 30 Fish Street

Robertson, Alex., fishmonger, Fishmarkct ; h. 2 Shore Terrace

Alex., teacher, 17 Jamaica St. ; h. Nelson Street Alexander, spiritdealer, 25 Bell Street Alex., steward, s.s. " London ;" h. 10 Yeaman Shore Alexander, grocer, 4 Thomson's Lane, West Port Andrew, overseer of cleansing, 148 Princes Street

Andw., manufacturer, Cowgate ; h. 214 Hawkhill ;

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Robertson, Charles, grocer, 29 Broiighty Ferry Road

David, builder, Meadowside ; li. 53 Hilltown David, shipmaster, 56 St Andrews Street David, boot and shoemaker, 36 Gellatly Street

David, of Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h.2 Union St. David, grocer and hosier, 137 Hawkliill David, baker, 47 Bell Street David, grocer, 80 Bucklemaker Wynd David, spiritdealer, 10 Den's Brae David, clerk, Ferguson & Allan's, 14 New Inn

Entry ; h. Young's Entry, 5 West Port Donald, grocer and spiritdealer, 130 Murraygate Duncan, spiritdealer, 34 Seagate Francis, draper, 12 Thomson Street, Perth Road George, hosier and umbrella-maker, 40 Overgate George, shopkeeper, 6 Henderson's Wynd

George, plasterer. Temple Lane ; h. Greenmarket James, provision-dealer, 101 Nethergate; h. 2 iSouth Tay Street James, spiritdealer, 1 Albert Street James, clei'k, 27 Exchange Street Jeffrey Hall, teller. Bank of Scotland, Reform St. h. Freer Cottage, Logic Feus, Lochee John, treasurer aad secretary of the Infirmary, h. 1 Coupar's Allej'', Wellgate John, plumber, 33 Barrack Street John, of Robertson & JoUiffe, 146 Princes Street John, stoneware -dealer, 63 Hawkhill John, coach -proprietor, 4 Westfield Place John, spiritdealer, 41 Castle Street

John, accountant, C. Kerr & Co. ; h. 296 Perth Road John, bootmaker, 129 Princes Street John, furniture-dealer, 13 Hunter Street Joseph, baker, 17 Upper Pleasance Joseph, grocer, 96 Prince.« Street Peter, ilesher, 35 High Street; h. 28 Fish Street Robert, manager, Caledonian Loan Co. (Dundee

Branch), 1 New Inn Entry, High Street ; h. Gillyflower Cottage, 25 Tait's Lane Robert, smith, 96 Scouringburn Robert, shipmaster, 9 Greenmarket Simon, collector of Harbour-dues, Shore-dues

Office ; h. Customhouse Buildings 150 ROB—ROD.

Robertson, Thomas, spiritdealer, 35 Lilybank Thomas, shipmaster, 75 Seagate

Thomas, baker, 107 Overgate ; h. 104 do. Walter, engraver, Eeform Street; 7 Joint- Stock Buildings William, police surveyor and master of works,

Police-Office ; h. 6 Union Street, Maxwelltown William, grocer and spiritdealer, 46 Murraygate William, grocer, 216 Hilltown William, cowfeeder, 6 Shepherd's Lane William, baker, 3 Greenmarket

WiUiam, collector, New Gas Co. ; h. 60 Con- stable Street William, foreman mason, 68 Blackscroft

& Brown, grocers, &c., 42 High Street , h. Miln- bank House, Small's AYynd & Jolhffe, painters, paper-hangers, and glaziers, 16 Union Street William, & Co., iron and steel-merchants, 36

Castle Street ; h. 14 Thomson Street Mrs, 298 Perth Road j\Irs, grocer, 206 Overgate j\Irs, feuar, 146 Princes Street !Mrs, spiritdealer, 23 Barrack Street ]\Irs, 8 Rosebank Street Mrs, lodgings, 24 Crichton Street i\rrs, vintner, 8 Greenmarket Mrs, spiritdealer, 12 Shore Terrace Mrs, lodgings, 22 Peter Street Mrs Dorothea, Albert Street ]\Irs E., hosier, 159 Overgate; h. Lindsay Street Mrs F., 26 Springfield Place Mrs John, lodgings, 17 St Andrews Street

l\Irs Jos., teacher, 5 Willison St. ; h. 20 Union St. Miss, dressmaker, 24 High Street Ann, grocer, 7 Dudhope Crescent Catherine, eatinghouse-keeper, 16 Fish Street

Isabella, clothier, 45 Nethergate ; h. 72 Overgate Isabella, grocer, 162 Hawkhill Margaret, grocer, 9 Bucklemaker Wynd Robson, Miss, 14 Greenmarket Rodger, Alexander, grocer, 87 Hilltown ' g James, tailor, Eankine's Court, 6 Murraygate A John, shipmaster, 45 Todburn Lane 4 ROD—RUS. 151

Rodger, Thomas, plumber, 33 Seagate Thomas, shipmaster, 12 Queen Street Mrs, grocer and mangle-keeper, 122 Princes Street Miss, dressmaker, 2 Seatield Eoad, Perth Road Roger, Charles, librarian, secretary, and treasurer, 20 St

Clement's Lane ; h. 1 Peter Street Charles Young, 20 Reform Street James, merchant, 12 Stewart's Entry Rogers, James S., 58 James's Park

Rolio, David, wi'iter, 1 Bank Street ; li. Hairfield, Lochee Cleoi'ge H., Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway

Junction Company ; h. Hairfield, Lochee Francis, grocer and spiritdealer, 61 Albert Street John, wheelwright, 13 Hawkhill

Ronald, James, corn-merchant, 6 Dock Street ; h. 4 Green- field Place Ronaldson, Mrs G., lodgings, 37 Union Street Ross, Alexander, merchant, 123 Scouringburn

James C, tailor and clothier, 21 Union St. ; h. 43 do. John, brewer and spiritdealer, 91 Princes Street

John, grocer, 8 Commercial Street ; h. Maxwelltown Niel, brewer, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd William, flesher, 68 Murraygate Mrs, spiritdealer, 1 James's Street, Maxwelltown Mrs, spiritdealer, 86 Seagate IMrs, sick-nurse, Phillip's Entry, 20 Rose Street Mrs B., grocer and spiritdealer, 44 King Street

Rothschild, Julius, at Lipman & Co. ; h. Westfield Place Rough, George, glove- manufacturer, 5 High Street; h. 20 Union Street Mrs, sen., 31 Nethergate Rowan, James, merchant and commission-agent, 13 St An-

drews Street ; h. Miller's AVyud, Perth Road Rowland, 0. J., merchant and manufacturer, 23 Cowgate; h. 8 Wellington Street

Roxburgh, Andrew, merchant and agent, 101 Seagate ; h. Broughty Ferry Roy, Andrew, teacher, Dundee Academy, Public Seminaries ; h. Cowerton, Fife George, writer, 31 Reform Street William, mason, 17 Broughty Ferry Road Uuddiman, John, eatinghouse, Church Lane

Russell, David, chemist and druggist, 74 High Street ; h. -8 Castle Street 152 Rus—sAr.

Russell, James, manager, Dundee Gas Light Company ; h. 13 Broughty Ferry lioad Jolin, broker, 60 Hawkhill Thomas & John, drapers, 23, 25, 27, & 29 Eeform

Street ; h. 11 do. Wm., spiritdealer, 79 Overgate; h. 107 Princes St. Mrs David, 11 Thomson Street, Perth Road Rutherford, John, spiritdealer, 26 North Tay Street

Ruthven, James, fiesher, 3 Blackscroft ; h. 21 Mid Street John, co^vfeeder, 21 Mid Street, Chapelshade Robert, flesher, 96 King Street

William, shipowner, 28 St AndreAvs Street ; h. GoAvrie Cottage, by Broughty Ferry Ruxton, Jean, vintner, 23 Fish Street

Saxmond, David, engineer, Ward Foundry, h. 108 Seouringb. IMiss, 24 High Street Samson, James, architect, 68 Blackscroft Robert, shipmaster, 90 Blackscroft William, sailcloth and canvass manufacturer, 99

Hilltown ; h. 73 do. Hugh, & Son, manufactra-ers, 1 Jamaica Street Sandeman, David, confectioner, and Italian warehouse, 101 Murraygate

George, Courier Office ; h. 13 South Tay Street Robert, &Co., provision- merchants, 23 Exchange

Street ; h. Lindsay Street

Sandei'son, Peter, cabinetmaker, Meadowside ; h. 82 Overgate Saunders, David, boot and shoemaker, 34 Hilltwvn James, grocer, 58 King Street Peter, currier and leather-merchant, 25 Mid Street, Chapelshade; h. 27 do.

Thomas, brewer, 31 Peter Street ; h. 82 and 84 Seagate

Thomas, of Saundere & Grimond ; h. Carnoustie W., grocer and spiritdealer, 144 Murraygate W. C., surgeon, 57 Cowgate & Grimond, manufecturers, 13 Meadow Street

George, & Son, flaxspinners, 118 Seagate ; h. Blairgowrie Mrs, cowfeeder, 5 Saunders on's Court, Overgate Mrs Walker, 6 Perth Road

IMiss, brewer, 22 Queen Street ; h. 150 Seagate Saunderson, Mrs, 146 Perth Road SCE—SCO. 153

Sceales, Andrew, searcher, Customs; li. Brouglity Ferry Scervine, Elizabeth, milliner, 171 yconringburn Scobbie, Charles, grocer, 63 Scouringburn Scollie, Wm., mason, Constitution Road; h. Victoria Square Scott, Andrew, builder. Constable Street, 48 Blackscroft

And., china-mercht., 50 Wellgate ; h. 48 Miln's Court Archibald, gardener, 75 Broughty Ferry Eoad Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 15 Hilltown Daniel, grocer and spiritdealer, 4 Scouringburn

David, watchmaker, 73 High Street ; h. Dyer's Close David, tanner and wool-mercht., Dudhope; h. Lochee Road Ebenezer Erskine, accountant, and manager of East of

Scotland Life Assurance Co., 1 Bank Street ; h. 4 Springlield, Perth Road

George, ironmonger, 3 High Street ; h. 91 King Street

George, of JjOw & Scott ; h. Wright's Court, Wellgate James, tailor, 19 High Street James, hosier, 13 Princes Street

James, of Scott & Ferguson, West Port ; h. 5 Brown St-

James, clerk, H.M. Customs ; h. Broughty Ferry James, tailor, 120 Overgate James, grocer, 6 Thomson's Lane, West Port James, mill-managei", 13 Brown Street

James, ale and porter bottler, 34 Union Street ; h. 13 Princes Street James, manufacturer, 8 ]\Iid Wynd

John, clerk, Shiell & Small's ; h. Greenmarket

John, flesher, 13 Albert Street ; h. 15 do. John, sailing-master, s.s. "London;" h. 27 Lums- den's Entry, West Port John, spiritdealer, 36 Long Wynd John, spiritdealer, 36 Dudhope Street

John, of J. Scott & Co. ; h. 63 Hilltown

John, head-porter, D. & P. Rail. ; h. 22 Yeaman Sh. Patrick, 160 Nethergate Peter, builder, 5 George Street, Forebank Robert, feuar, 138 Princes Street Robert, vintner, 81 Small's Wynd Thomas, tailor, 181 Hilltown Tliomas, eatinghouse, 106 Overgate William, town's architect and surveyor, 4 Reform St. ; h. 5 South Union Street

William, grocer, 30 Murraygate ; h. 10 Springfield ;

154 SCO—SHE.

Scott, William, clerk, Customhouse ; h. Dudhope Place William, tailoi\ 2 High Street William, mill-overseei", 89 Princes Street Wra., jun., manufact., 19 Forebank Koad; h. 21 do.

Wm., Jan., clerk, C. Kerr& Co. ; h. 6 S. Union Street & Ferguson, wine and spirit-merchants, 33 West Port John, & Co., machinemakers, Irvine Sq., Chapelshade

]\Irs, teacher of music. Public Seminaries ; h. 107 Broughty Ferry Road Sirs, spiritdealer, 18 Queen Street i\Irs, grocer, 21 Gellatly Street Mrs, grocer, 27 Hilltown Mrs J., vintner, 5 (Ireenmarket Mrs J. Home, 40 Magdalen Yard Road Ann, mangle-keeper. Calender Close, 19 Murraygate

Scrivens, Edward, spiritdealer, 38 Wellgate ; h. 39 do. Scrymgeour, David, mill-manager, Brown's Mill; h. 4 Dud- hope Crescent James, clerk, 3 Crescent Street

.lohn, grocer, 71 Scoiu-ingburn ; h. 40 do.

A\'m., tailor, 13 Greenmarket ; h. Butcher Row Wm., draper, 3 Crescent Street Senior, Joseph, clerk, 133 Perth Road Shaud, William, gardener, 15 Seafield Road, Perth Road fcjhanks & Lyall, drapers, &c., 1 Panmure Street Sharp, James, shipmaster, 89 Princes Street ,lohn, & Son, tiaxspinners, Ward Road; h. 4 Mea- dowside

Shaw, David, clerk, 116 Seagate ; h. 6 St Andrews Street Duncan, 14 Upper Pleasance Frederick, bookseller and stationer, 18 High Street h. 11 Reform Street

James P., of W. Shaw & Sons ; h. Hilltown « John, sen., 24 Den's Brae I

William, of W. Shaw & Sons ; h. 3 Wellington Street*

Wm. P., of AY. Shaw & Sons ; h. 3 Wellington Street AA'm., & Sons, calenderers, Wellgate and AVater Wynd Mrs AYalter, 15 Yeaman Shore Sheach, Robert, mason, 47 Princes Street Shearer, Mrs, 28 Hilltown Mrs D., spiritdealer, 29 Fish Street Shearers, Miss, grocer, 36 Hilltown

Sheilds, John, manager, Wallace Power-loom Factory ; h. 17 Cotton Road i SHE—SIM. 155

Shepherd, Dfivid, wright and house- factor, 1 Fenton Street ; h. Mauchlme Tower Court, 78 Murraygate David, baker, 65 Hilltown James, grocer, 1 Horsewater Wynd, Scouringburn Eobert, clerk, M'Vicar's Lane, Perth lload

Wm., letter-carrier ; h. 34 Bcouringburn William, wright, 37 Blackscroft

S., grocer, 80 Murraygate ; h. 84 do. Cliarles, & Son, funeral undertakers, Gardyne's Close, Murraygate Mrs, straw-hat and dressmaker, 78 Scouringburn Miss, milliner, 78 Scouringburn Elizabeth, lodgings. Shepherd's Close, 67 Overgate Sherwood, Chas. S., clerk, British Linen Co.; h. Cotton Eoad James, grocer, 8 Union Street, Maxwelltown Shield, James, writer, 31 Eeforin Street; h. Constitution Road

. Sliiell, John, of Shiell & Small ; h. Roseangle & Small, writers, 3 Bank Street Sibbald, David, baker, 3 Cowgate George, gardener, Lower Crescent

Sidey, Duncan, manager, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Hawkhill Place Sime, David, clerk. Railway Office; h. 39 Small's Wynd George, jun., shipmaster, 2 Castle Court James, landsurveyor, Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate

James, wright, 57 Dock Street ; h. 27 Exchange Street John, shipmaster, 2 Castle Court John, stationer, 57 Overgate; h. 2 Dudhope Terrace

AVm., stationer, &c., 57 Overgate ; h. 2 Dudhope Terrace William, jun., cabinetmaker, 96 Nethergate John, & Co., sacking-manufacturers, 32 Blackness Road Simmers, James, shopman, 48 Blackscroft Mrs William, 48 Blackscroft

Simpson, Alex., bookseller, 17 Wellgate ; h. George's Place Anderson, spiritdealer, 184 Hilltown David, warehouseman, 91 Seagate George, writer and notary public, 14 Church Lane Edward, grocer, 140 Plawkhill

James, confectioner, 242 Overgate ; h. 75 Tay St. John, shipmaster, Campbell's Close, High Street William, cowfeeder, Maryfield Mrs, grocer, 110 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 21 Broughty Ferry Road loS) SIM—SMA.

Simpson, Mrs, 25 Nethergate

Simson, Thomas, grocer. 111 Mm-raygate ; h. 138 do. & Mitchell, bill-posters, Gray's Close, 70 High St. Sinclair, Alexander, goldsmith, watchmaker, and jeweller, 24

Nethergate ; h. Woodbine House, Newport, Fife

John, of Paxton & Sinclair ; h. 39 Constitution Road John, shipmaster, 107 Princes Street John, spiritdealer, 23 Lower Pleasance Mrs William, Church Street Sivewright, Mrs, grocer and spiritdealer, 224 Overgate Skene, James, wright and house-factor, 19 Pole Park Road

Rer. John,of Wallacetown Church ; h.30 Cotton Road

John, grocer, 20 Commercial Street ; li. Maxwelltown Miss, milliner and straw-hatmaker, 46 King Street Skinner, William, turner. Crescent Lane, Princes Street Small, Alexander, plasterer, Gowan's Court, 229 Overgate

David, of Shiell & Small ; h. Blackness House David, teacher, 125 Blackscroft

Elisha, mechanic, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. Princes St.

James, waste-dealer. Temple Lane ; h. 3 Tay Street Jas., mill- manager, Ladybank Mill; h. 1 Paradise Road

James, jun., merchant, 32 St Andrews Street ; h. 17 Small's Wynd John, grocer and spiritdealer, 62 King Street John A., baker, 41 Hawkhill Henry, manager, 7 Cotton Road

Peter, spiritdealer, 4 Greenmarket ; h. 24 Crichton St.

Robert, merchant, St Andrews Place ; h. Edenbank Robert, goods' manager of the Dundee and Perth and

Aberdeen Railway Junction, Yeaman Shore ; h. 35 Cowgate

William, merchant, St Andrews Place ; li. Edenbank William, grocer, 9 Upper Pleasance

William, teacher, Bell Street ; h. 30 Mid Street

W. H., grocer, 38 Castle Street ; h. Murraygate Mrs, Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate Mrs, Edenbank, Sprhighill Mrs A., lodgings, 43 Castle Street Mrs R., 33 Cowgate Janet, spiritdealer, 43 Seouringburn Misses, dressmakers, 4 Gellatly Street Miss, staymaker, 39 High Street Smart, David, manager, Dundee Wheateu Bread Society, 5 Brown Street SMA—SMI, 157

Smart, Thomas, spiritdealer, 14 Horsewater Wynd William, hei'balist, Bimis of Blackness, Perth Road Miss, 137 Seagate Miss, lodgings, 14 Barrack Street

Smellie, James, glazier, 213 Overgate ; h. Stewart's Entry William, cabinetmaker, 37 Long AVynd

Mrs, provision- dealer, 120 Mm-raygate ; h. 118 do. Mrs, lodgings, 91 Seagate Smieton, James, manufacturer and merchant, 1 Queen Street

and 59 Cowgate ; h. in Carnoustie

Smith, Alex., clothier, 72 Pligh Street ; h. 17 Nelson Street

Alex., porter, Easterh Bank of Scotland ; h. Dyer's Close, 22 Murraygate Alex., agent, Rankiiie's Court, 6 Murraygate Alexander, grocer, 1 Dudhope Crescent Alexander, wright. Anchor Lane

Alexander, agent, 12 Yeaman Shore ; h. 10 do. Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Victoria Street Alexander, feuar, 10 Arbroath Road Alexander, grocer, 56 Princes Street

Alex., bookseller, iMorton's Square ; h. 31 Wellgate Alex., china & stoneware-merchant, 153 Scouringburn

Andrew, of Westwood & Smith ; h. 21 Dalltield Walk

AndreAv, cabinetmaker, 118 Nethcrgate ; h. 114 do.

Andrew, bootmaker, 25 Hilltown ; h. 24 do.

A. Powrie, of A. P. Smith & Co. ; h. Morton's Square

Charles, Maxspinner, 3 Panmure Street , h. Binn Ericht Cottage, Perth Road

Charles, builder. Foundry Lane ; h. William Street

David, manufacturer, 3 St Andrews St. ; h. in Alyth

David, manager, Ramsay Mill ; h. 29 Milnbank Road David, cowfeeder, Coldside David, shipmaster, 28 Hilltown

David, at George J. Lyon & Co. ; h. Lamb's Lane David, blacksmith, 164 Perth Road; h. 12 Dud. Cres. David, letter-carrier, 3 Vault Fred., warehouse-man to T. W. Miln; h. 53 Nethergate George, shipmaster, 23 Gellatly Street George, spiritdealer, 93 Princes Street George, cowfeeder, Coldside George, grocer, 67 Wellgate

Henry, of Henry Smith & Co. ; h. 2 Albert Street

Henry, jun., of H. Smith & Co. ; h. 2 Albert Street Plugh, grocer, 65 Princes Street 158 SML

Smitli, James, of Miller & Smith ; h. 14 West Dock Street James, grocer, 130 Overgate James, mason, 110 Scoui'ingburn James, grocer, 138 Scouriiigbm-n James, carpenter, 12 West Dock Street James, spiritdealer, 4 Fish Street, and 3 Butcher Row

James, clerk to J. Lowson& Son, 119 Murraygate ; h. Martin's Lane, Cotton Road

James, of Henry Smith & Co. ; h. 2 Albert Street James, gardener, EUangowan, Arbroath Road

James, merchant, 107 Cowgate ; h. 40 Blackscroft James T., clerk, Water Co.'s Office; h. Crichton St. J. P., tailor, 6 High Street

John, of J. & W. Smith, china- merchants ; h. Doig's Com-t

John, clothier, 72 High Street ; h. 17 Nelson Street John, spiritdealer, 122 Overgate John, vintner, 87 Scouringburn John, flesher, 109 Perth Road John, porter, 10 South Union Street John, sliipmaster, 114 Princes Street John, boot and shoemaker, 82 King Street John, baker, 11 Seagate; h. 8 Castle Street Joshua, grocer and spiritdealer, 19 Dudhope Street

Patrick, manager. Union Whale Fishing Co. ; h. 77 Murraygate

Peter, sack-manufacturer, 153 Hawkhill ; h. 10 Low- den's Alley Peter, shopman, 5 Key's Close Samuel, shipmaster, 5 Victoria Street Silvester, merchant and commission-agent, 4 Panmure

Street ; h. 3 Craig Street

Thomas, of H. Smith & Co. ; h. W. Clepington House Thomas, of Barrie & Smith; h. 30 Small's Wynd

Thos., at Moon, Langlands, & Co. ; h. 11 Thorter Row AValter, shipowner, Craigie Cottage, 23 Craigieknowe William C, clerk, 14 St Andrews Street

Wm., mill-manager, Hillbank Works ; h. Cotton Road William, spiritdealer, 2 AVest Dock Street William, 17 Crichton Street AVilliam, china- merchant. Mid Street, Chapelshade AVilliam, china-merchant, 27 Princes Street

Rev. Wm. Ad., a.m., minister of Chapelshade ; h. 4 Comely Bank SJii—sou. 159

Bmitli, A. P., & Co., watchmakers and jewellers, 40Eeform St. Henry, & Co., merchants, 47 Cowgate J. & ,J., grocers, 1 Soap Work Lane J. & W., china-merchants, 17 and 19 Castle Street T. & A., upholsterers and cabuietmakers, 41 Nether-

gate ; h. 1 Victoria Square Mrs, 5 Springfield Place Mrs, 184 Perth Road Mrs, dressmaker, 3 West Port j\Irs, grocer, 24 George's Place Mrs, grocer, 147 Overgate Mrs, mangle-keeper, 37 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 10 Gellatly Street Mrs David, lodgings, 125 Nethergate Mrs John, 15 Cowgate Miss, teacher, 12 Tay Street Miss, crape-cleaner, 63 Seagate JMiss Joanna, 21 Reform Street Misses, 36 Albert Street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2 Bain Square Isabella, dressmaker, 8 Henderson's Wynd Isobel, provision-shop, 102 Overgate Mary, grocer, 26 Session Street

M., baker, 83 Murraygate ; h. 81 do.

Soot, David, late grocer ; h. Overgate

, James, merchant and shipowner, 27 Cowgate ; h. Dall- lield House Mrs, 14 Union Street Soutar, Alexander, coal- merchant, 45 Sea Wynd Alexander, Blair's Court, Nethergate David, shipmaster, 56 St Andrews Street

Geo., bootmaker, 37 Reform St ; h. 15 Constitution St. James, baker, 56 Scouringburn James, council-officer, inspector of markets, billet-

master, inspector of weights and measures, &c. ; h. Town-House James, grocer and spiritdealer, 116 Scouringburn James, wright, 28 Hilltown John, vintner. Fleece Tavern, Rankine's Court John, boot and shoemaker, 67 Hilltown Robert, broker, 6 Hunter Street - Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 74 Murraygate William, shipmaster, 108 Seagate South, William, glass and stoneware-dealer, 18 Hunter St. .

]f)0 SPA—3TE.

Spalding, Alexander, wright, 102 Hilltown David, grocer, 43 Rosebank Street

Spankie, Jas., & Co., merchts., 7 Cov.'-gate ; h. 32 Barrack St. Spark, David, clerk, 9 Paton's Lane, Perth Road

John, mill-foreman ; h. 50 Lower Pleasance Speed, George, gardener and cowfeeder, L'nion Place Wm., grocer and spiritdealer, 143 and 145 Perth Road Spence, Alexander, agent, 14 Elizabeth Street Alex. Blair, surgeon and dentist, 6 Shore Terrace

James, draper, 22 Reform Street ; h. 38 Castle St. James, grocer, 21 Hunter Street Robert, boot and shoe merchant, 4 Criehton Street ; h. 2 Craig Street Stewart, manufacturer, Cotton Road

Thos. B., surgeon & druggist, 5 Criehton St. ; h. 7 do. Spindler, W. Cx., teacher of music, Academy of Music, 20 Reform Street; h. 7 Exchange Buildings Spink, John, shipmaster, s.s. "Perth;" h. 3 S. Union Street Spinks, Samuel, copperplate printer, h. 23 Milnbank Road Sprunt, Andrew, collector. Advertiser Office;; h. 4 Idvies' St.

James, perfumer and jeweller, 28 High St. ; h. 29 do. William, letter-carrier, 12 Ann Street, Maswelltown I\Iiss, milliner, 14 )ililnbank Stalker, Peter, tidewaiter, 34 Couttie's Wynd Stark, Alex. L., manufacturer, 2G Bucklemaker Wynd ])avid, manufacturer, 2G Bucklemaker Wynd James, grocer, 20 Dallfield Walk

James, broker, 36 Wellgate ; h. 13 Kirk Entry Starling, Abraham, steward, s.s. " London ;" h. 3 S. Union St. Steel, A., of A. & N. Steel; h. 20 Cotton Road David, cowfeeder, Hospital Park

James, plasterer, ]\Ieadowside ; h. St David's Lane

James, of J. Steel & Sons ; h. 110 Princes Street

James, jun., of J. Steel & Sons ; h. 30 Arbroath Road

John, of J. Steel & Sons ; h. 110 Princes Street

N., of A. & N. Steel ; h. 22 Cotton Road A. & N., tea and colfee-dealers, 135 Murraygate and 54 Overgate James, & Sons, engineers, Lilybank Foundry Steele, Andrew, grocer, 8 West Port James, grocer and spiritdealer, 3 Shore Terrace Miss J. H., artist, 65 ?Iigh Street

Stephen, Alexander, shipbuilder. Marine Parade ; h. King Street House STE. 161

Stephen, Alexander M., bookseller, Mr Chalmers ; h. Ran- kine's Court, 6 Murraygate David, cabinetmaker, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd

George, ironmonger, 29 Castle Street ; h. 1 Somer- ville Place George, manager, 3 Dudhope Crescent

Wm., writer, 41 Reform St. ; h. 23 St Andrews St.

Wm. S., clerk to Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron ; h. 4 Tay Street Lane Mrs, 4 Tay Street Lane, Nethei'gate Mrs, dressmaker, 38 Bucklemaker Wynd Mrs, lodgings, 33 Seagate Steven, Mrs, milliner, 35 Seagate Mrs, 13 Nelson Street Stevens, George, tailor and clothier, 20 Princes Street

Robert, late of Customs ; h. 2 Murraygate Stevenson, James, spiritdealer^ 5 Blinshall Street

John, dyer. Constitution Road ; h. 1 Bell Street John S., feuar, 81 Princes Street Robert, grocer, 6 Bucklemaker Wynd Stewart, A., grocer and baker, 141 Hilltown Alex., Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate, and 5 Union St. Alexander, mason, 8 Den's Road Alexander, feuar, 3 Stewart's Close, Hunter Street

Alexander, spii'itdealer, 1 Dock Street ; h. 6 South Union Street

Allan D., clerk to Collector of Inland Revenue ; h. Inland Revenue Office Andrew,. grocer and spiritdealer, 204 Perth Road Andrew, teacher, 38 Milnbank Road

Charles, gardener, 187 Seagate ; h. Seafleld, B. Ferry Daniel, broker, 77 Seagate David, shipowner and contractor, 163 Seagate; h. Craigie Terrace David, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Maryfield Donald, stoneware-merchant, 5 West Port George, gi-ocer and hosier, 103 Perth Road

James, glover, 78 High Street ; h. 1 Commercial St. James, agent, 10 Cotton Road James, spiritdealer, 20 Barrack Street James, japanner, 1 Temple Lane James, feuar, 23 Mid Street, Chapelshade James, spiritdealer, 19 and 21 Seagate John, British Hotel, 1 Seagate and 2 Castle Street 162 STE—STI.

Stewart, John, collector of customs. Customhouse ; h. Aber- craig, Fife John, grocer and spiritdealer, 12 and 14 Hunter Street

John, grocer and spiritdealer, 95 Hilltown ; h. 93 do. John, tailor, 9 Scouringburn John, coiifectioner, 88 Scouringburn John, cowfeeder, 5 Well Road, Hawkhill John, innkeeper and stabler, Macintosh's Close, 118 Murraygate, and 32 Meadowside John, green-grocer, 55 Seagate Niel, boot and shoemaker. Park Wynd, Hawkhill Peter, baker, 66 ICiftg Street

Peter, clerk, Baxter Brothers & Co. ; h. Albert St. Eobert, clothier, and agent for the United Kingdom Life Assurance Co., 9 St Andrews Street Robert, baker and spiritdealer, 185 Hilltown Robert, spiritdealer, 1 Upper Pleasance Robert, grocer, 12 George's Place Robert, tailor, 7 Blackscroft Rook, spiritdealer, 9 West Port Thomas, feuar, 23 Mid Street, Chapelshade William, stabler, Carswell Lane, 26 Kuig Street William, painter, 55 Nethergate William, gardener, east side of Barrack Park William, grocer, 16 King Street AViUiam, shipmaster, 6 St Andrews Street John, & Sons, nursery, seedsmen, and florists, 21

Nethergate ; nurseries, Broughty Ferry

J. & R., grocers, 9 Princes Street ; h. 7 do. William, & Co., fleshers, 172 Overgate; h. 174 do. Mrs, 14 Thomson Street, Perth Road Mrs, 67 Bell Street Mrs, grocer, 126 Princes Street Mrs, china-merchant, 52 Blackscroft Mrs, lodgings, 13 Queen Street Mrs D., Westfield, Magdalen Yard Road Mrs Jas., 27 Step Row, Perth Road Miss, dressmaker, 57 Scouringburn Ehzabeth, grocer, 161 Seagate Margaret, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Stobswell Road Margaret, 48 Miller's Wynd

Stirling, John, boot and shoemaker, 74 King St. ; h. 3 Vault John, vintner, 3 Vault STI—STU. 163

Stirling, Rev. Thomas, chaplain to the jail ; h. 6 Victoria Square, Netliergate Stiven, William, spiritdealer and cowfeeder, 13 Cotton Road Stool, Samuel, shipmaster, 40 Blackscroft Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 123 Murraygate Stormonth, David, broker and auctioneer, 5 Vault Miss, 137 Seagate Storrier, Andrew, manufacturer, 30 Cowgate, and 200 Perth

Road ; h. Westfield Lane Charles, mason and feuar, Smithfield Robert, mason and feuar, Smithtield Stott, William, merchant, 15 Cowgate Strachan, Alexander, wright, 22 Mid Wynd, Perth Road

James, of Strachan, Kinmond, & Co. ; h. 37 South Tay Street Peter, 150 Scouringburn Peter, cowfeeder. Hospital Park Robt., buffalo power-loom picker maker, 70 Bell St. William, foreman wright, 33 Prmces Street William, baker, Smithfield W., spirit-shop, 23 Nethergate Kinmond, & Co., calenderers, 104 Cowgate Strang, Mrs, grocer, 50 Hawkhill Stratton, David, cowfeeder, Coldside John, cowfeeder, 39 Bucklemaker Wynd

Peter, teacher, Rosebank School ; h. 20 do.

William, cooper, 39 King Street ; h. 38 do.

Strong, Stewart, wine-meixhant, 20 Dock Street ; h. 19 Sea- field Road

William, commission-merchant, 20 Dock Street ; h. 19 Seaiield Road Stronner, David, tea, spirit, and wine merchant, 18 Princes

Street ; h. 3 Crescent Street William, gardener, Taybank

Stuart, Alexander, of P. & A. Stuart ; h. Rose Street

Peter, of P. & A. Stuart ; h. 107 Nethergate P. & A., tea, wine, and spirit-merchants, 1 AYellgate and Panmure Street, and 38 Nethergate Sturrock, Alexander, shipmaster, 1 Commercial Street

Charles, cowfeeder, 10 Den's St. ; h. 24 Blackscroft David, shipmaster, 23 St Andrews Street

James, manufacturer, 22 Ann Street ; h. Hilltown James, coal-merchant, 38 Dudhope Street James, grocer, 53 Hawkhill ;

164 STU—TAY.

Sturrock, James, fruiterer, 219 Overgate John, banker, Bank of Scotland's Office, Reform

Street ; h. Bank House, do. John, jim., writer and accountant, 21 Reform St. h. 2 Park Place Robert, merchant and flaxspinner, Ramsay Mill,

and 2 Bain Square ; h. Beach House, B. Ferry Robert, tailor, 125 Princes Street Skeen, flesher, 69 King Street

William, insurance agent, 2 Bain Square ; h. 3 Somerville Place William, hairdresser, 76 Cowgate Mrs, grocer, 37 Gellatly Street Misses, dressmakers, 39 Small's Wynd Miss, dressmaker, 104 Nethergate Summers, Adam, baker, 160 Hawkhill Sutherland, Geo., of Sutherland & Murdoch; h. Lindsay St. & Murdoch, plumbers, brass-founders, and gas- titters, 42 Reform Street, 146 Overgate, and Albert Court Swankie, Henry, spiritdealer, 14 Seagate Swanston, D., accountant, Dundee Water Co., Meadowside Sydie, George, tailor, 70 Blackscroft Symers, Colin, 158 Nethergate

John, agent, British Linen Co. Bank ; h. 77 Mur- raj'gate Miss, Whiteleys, 129 Nethergate Symmers, James, flesher, 26 Princes Street Stewart, flesher, 121 Hilltown

Tait, James, gardener, Tait's Lane, Hawkhill Talbert, Agnes, cap-maker, 18 Barrack Street Tasker, John, vintner, 6 Yeaman Shore and 30 Fish Street

Tarbat, Jas., tailor and clothier, 8 High St. ; h. 41 Reform St.

John, boot and shoemaker, 87 Perth Road ; h. 12 Seafield Road Tawse, George, skinner, Stobswell Road Taws, James, & Sons, spinners, sacking and bagging manu-

facturers, 20 Mid Street ; h. 171 Hilltown Tay Coffeehouse, 76 Murraygate —Pat. Caithness, manager Shipbuilding Company, Marine Parade Whale Fishing Company, Whale Lane Taylor, Alexander, coach-proprietor, 23 Long Wynd George, accountant, 9 Raton's Lane ;;

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Taylor, James A., clerk, C. Kerr & Co. ; h. King Street John, baker, 188 Seagate John, grocer and spiritdealer, 20 Hawkhill Mungo, mill-overseer, 117 Princes Street

Walter, clerk, Shore-dues Office ; h. Vault Walter, mill -manager, 20 Hunter Street

William, of Wm. Taylor & Co. ; h. Lindsay Street William, gardener, 210 Perth Road

William, gardener, 34 Constitution Road ; h. Coldside W. 0., jun., shipmaster, 36 Wellington Street William, & Co., flaxspinners, Lindsay Street Mrs, 1 Westfield Place Mrs, green-grocer, 32 Seagate

Mrs Wm., lathsplitter, Candle Lane ; h. 22 Peter St. Misses, milliners and di-essmakers, 62 Nethergate

Miss, hatter, 25 Nethergate ; h. 114 do. Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 12 Nethergate Tennant, Thomas, confectioner, 59 Broughty Ferry Road Tervit, Thomas, shipmaster, 85 Blackscroft Thain, John, merchant and shipowner, 29 Exchange Street h. Heath Park, by Blairgowrie Thom, George, shipmaster, 124 Seagate Mrs, 124 Seagate Misses, milliners, 62 Nethergate Thorns, George, vice-consul for the U.S. of America, Den- mark, and the Netherlands, merchant and commis-

sion-agent, 22 St Andrews Place ; h. Seacraig Cottage, Newport, Fife James, merchant, agent for Scottish Union Insurance Company of Edinburgh, and Minerva Life Assur- ance Company of London, 13 Meadow Street John, innkeeper, 9 Church Lane Patrick H., banker and insurance- agent, 16 St An-

drews Place ; h. Crescent

P., merchant, 47 High Street ; h. 51 S. Tay Street Wm., Scottish Equitable Assur. Office, 112 Seagate h. Roodyards Mrs, 36 Wellington Street Mrs G. Thorns, 146 Nethergate

Thomas, John, druggist, 67 High Street ; h. third flat above Thomson, Alexander, shopman, 40 Constable Street Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 6 Stobswell Road David, accountant, 50 Gellatly Street David, engraver and printer, 26 Barrack Street ; .

1 66 THO.

Thomson, David, tailor, 40 Bucklemaker Wynd

D, D., classical master. Public Seminaries ; h. 32 Castle Street

Eev. Edward A., Original Secession Church ; h. 172 Perth Road George, provision-dealer, 41 Scouringbum

Rev. James, minister, St Clement's parish ; h. Eden Grove

James, boot and shoemaker, 208 Perth Road ; h. Seafield Road

James, of Thomson & Marshall ; h. Lochee James, flesher, 52 Murraj'gate James, tailor, 10 Murraygate

Jas., inspector for Old Gas Co. ; h. 3 Thomson St. James, tailor, 94 Hawkhill John, clerk, 1 Bronghty Ferry Road

John, plumber and gasfitter. Church Lane ; h. South Union Street John, manager to David Stewart, contractor 163 Seagate John, grocer and spiritdefiler, 71 Perth Road John Wm., writer and notary, agent for the Life, Association of Scotland, 21 Castle Street; h.] Springbank, Arbroath Road Peter, manufacturer, 316 Perth Road

Peter, collector for Old Gas Light Company ; h. 214 Perth Road

Robt., blacksmith. Mason Lodge Close ; h. Metho- dist Close

R. H., jeweller & dentist. 35 Reform St. ; h. 31 do.

Samuel C, merchant, 12 Dock St. ; h. Bro. Ferry Thomas, spiritdealer, 176 Overgate Thomas, grocer, 51 Wellgate

William, clothier, 6 Reform Street ; h. 5 do. William, hosier, 79 Scouringburn

William, gardener, Rosefield ; h. Blackness Road William, gardener, 83 Carolina Port

Wm. G., engineer, Blinshall St. ; h. 230 Perth Road Wm. S., shipmaster, Todburn Lane

J. & J., cabinetmakers, 57 Nethergate ; h. Albert Court W. & D., carpet-manufacturers, Taylor's Lane

& Marshall, auctioneers, 7 Vault ; h. Lochee Mrs, 1 Infirmary Lane, King Street ;;

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Thomson, Mrs, 3 West Dock Street Mrs, grocer, 99 Seagate Mrs, lodgings, Rankine's Court, Murraygate Mrs, grocer, 250 Perth Road Misses Helen & Mary, 13 Union Place Thornton, D., grocer, 49 AVest Port William, Prussian consulate, 23 Exchange Street h. Newport, Fife Thow, John, wright, 88 Seagate

Thomas, writer, 66 High Street ; h. Milnfield Tindall, David, grocer, 75 Princes Street Todd, Francis H., baker, 181 Overgate Hugh, baker, 18 Seagate James, grocer, 20 Seafield Road

James, merchant and manufacturer, 122 Seagate ; h. Bonnybank John, merchant, Sydney Place, Constitution Road

Wm., jun., clerk, Mackenzie, Ramsay, & Co. ; h. 53 Cowgate Mrs, Hawkhill Place, Perth Road J., milliner, 134 Overgate

Toner, John, furniture-dealer, 49 Reform Street ; h. Ran- kine's Court Tosh, John, baker, 125 Perth Road

Robert, shipowner, 17 Dock St. ; h. 1 Commercial St. Trades' Lane Calendering Company, calenderers and packers.

Trades' Lane—Wm. Martin jun., manager ; h. Hill- bank Cottage, Lamb's Lane Trail, David, manufacturer, 2 Powrie Lane TuUo, Alexander, Craigie Terrace

TuUoch, John, hatter, 79 High Street ; h. 14 Barrack Street

Mrs, hatter, 31 High Street ; h. Fenton's Close

M., hatter, 65 Murraygate ; h. 70 do.

Turnbull, George, merchant, 3 King Street ; h. 47 Castle St. George, vintner, 162 Overgate

Hector, of Turnbull & Co. ; h. 12 Forebank Road John, grocer, 40 Lower Pleasance William, shipmaster, 24 Crichton Street & Co., bleachers, calenderers, and packers, Claver- house Bleachfield and 25 St Andrews Street office, 24 St Andrews Place Mrs Wm., Miln's Buildings, 138 Nethergate Turpie, John, shipmaster, 26 Gellatly Street

Tyrie, Alexander, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 45 Bell Street ;

168 TYE—WAL.

Tyrie, James, manager, Tay Street ; li. 61 Scouringburn

Wm., plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 61 High Street

Ure, Alexander, feuar and gardener, 29 Constitution Street William, writer and accountant, 18 Meadow Entry Urquhart, Alexander, hairdresser, 220 Overgate David, letter-carrier, 3 Vault

Daniel, of W. Urquhart & Sons ; h. Scouringburn

Ed., of AV. Urquhart & Sons ; h. Blackness Road Robert, grocer, 48 Hawkhill William, shipmaster, 34 Tindal's Wynd William, & Son, nursery and seedsmen, 16 Nether-

gate ; nurseries, Scouringburn and Dudhope Miss, 2 Springfield Place

Valentine, Andrew W., baker, 123 Nethergate James, engraver, lithographer, and printer, 100

Murraygate ; h. 40 Blackscroft John, stamp-cutter, 78 Murraygate Mrs, stoneware-dealer, 53 Albert Street Virtue, George, publisher and bookseller, 25 Lindsay Street

Waddell, John, manufacturer, 3 Wilkie's Lane, Hawkhill h. 147 do. Waddel, John, manufacturer, 133 Perth Road

Wales, William, depute sheriff-clerk, 30 Reform Street ; h. Morgan's Buildings, Nethergate

Walker, Charles, of Walker & Gloag ; h. Magdalen Point

Crawford, wine merchant, 63 Murraygate ; h, Tay Square

Daniel, sub-inspector of factories ; h. 3 Windsor Place, Magdalen Yard

David, first clerk, H.M. Customs ; h. 36 Cotton Road' George, broker, 27 Rosebank Street

Harry, of J. & H. AValker ; h. Dudhope Terrace

James, of J. & H. Walker ; h. 41 Constitution Road' James, writer, 36 Cotton Road James, ilaxdresser, Park Lane John, grocer, 20 North Tay Street Patrick, shipmaster, 91 Seagate Robei't S., minister of the Free Church of Long-

forgan ; h. Union Place, Perth Road

Thomas, writer, 116 Seagate ; h. 152 Perth Road William, grocer, 40 Bucklemaker Wynd ;

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Walker, J. & H., flaxspinnei's and manufacturers, 19 Cowgate & Gloag, Avriters, and agents for the Alliance, Colo- nial, and Insurance Co. of Scotland, 19 High St. [See Advertisements] Mrs & Misses, Boarding and Day School Establish - ment, 23 Tay Street Miss, 103 Seagate Janet, grocer, 65 Nethergate Wallace, Alexander, precentor, 60 Blackscroft Andrew, coal-merchant, 35 Barrack Street George, tidewaiter, 38 Gellatly Street Henry, mechanic, 34 Constable Street

Lawrence, flesher, 12 Greenmarket ; h. Camper- down Court James, shipmaster, 8 St Clement's Lane James, tailor, 3 Scouringburn

James, Avright, 7 William Street ; h. Scouringburn

Thomas, clerk, Wallace Foundry ; h. Anderson Place, William Street, Forebank

Thomas, of T. & J. Wallace, painter ; h. Pitcairn's Court, 106 Nethergate

William, commission- agent, 51 Cowgate ; h. 23 Thomson Street William, blacksmith, Dudhope Park T. & J., painters, 106 Nethergate Mrs, Albion Hotel, 15 Tally St. and 48 Overgate Mrs, Temperance Hotel, 48 Union Street

Walton, John, agent, 6 Peter Street ; h. in Newport, Fife Wanless, Mrs, eatinghouse-keeper, 20 Fish Street Wann, William, cowfeeder, Smithfield

Ward, Dominick, tailor and clothier, 19 Gi'eenmarket ; h. Meadow Entry Warden, Alex. J., manufacturer. Nelson Street, and 34 St

Andrews St. ; h. Walnut Bank, Wellington Street AndrcAv, tailor, 85 Hilltown Wardroper, Mrs, fruiterer, 126 Murraygate Warnoch, Mrs, Robert, outfitting warehouse, 15 and 16

Greenmarket ; h. 14 do. Watson, Alexander, flesher, 50 Union Street Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 32 Hawkhill David, grocer, 167 Seagate

Francis, tinplate-worker, 85 Murraygate ; h. 89 do. James, teacher, Louden's Alley School, Hawkhill h. 80 Scouringburn ;

170 WAT—WEB.

Watson, James, tailor, 29 Hilltown

James, spiritdealer, 76 Seagate ; li. Meadow Entry James, pilot, 26 Gellatly Street John, baker, 11 Barrack Street

John, ironmonger, 21 High Street ; h. 1 Bank Street

John, gunmaker and cutler, 114 Murraygate ; h. Butchart's Close

John, smith, 42 Constable St. ; h. 104 Princes St. Patrick, draper, High Street; h. 162 Nethergate

Peter, flaxspinner, 16 St Andrews Street ; h. James's Park Robert, grocer, 43 Constable Street Robert Baxter, shipmaster, 6 Victoria Square

Thomas, cabinetmaker, 37 Perth Road ; h. 57 do. William, shipmaster, 90 Seagate James, & Son, commission-merchants, 31 Exchange

Street ; h. 32 Fleuchar Craig M., provision- shop, 122 Nethergate; h. Pitcairn's Court Mrs, confectioner, 30 Seagate Mrs James, 34 Arbroath Road Miss, milliner, 3 Thorter Row Elizabeth, tobacconist, 17 Murraygate

Watt, James, merchant, 131 Murraygate ; h. Union Place James, jun., merchant, 13 Dock Street

.In., bookbinder, Camperdown Court ; h.8 Crichton St. Mrs, 35 Exchange Street Mrs, spiritdealer, 57 Seagate Mrs Thomas, 4 Windsor Place, Magdalen Green Miss, Logie House Elizabeth, grocer, 15 Dudhope Crescent Elizabeth, vintner, 34 Henderson's Wynd

Wears, John D., boot and shoemaker, 32 Overgate ; h. Thoi'ter Row Webster, Adam, shipmaster, 43 Castle Street Alex., physician, 140 Nethergate David, inspector of Dundee Gas Light Company h. 5 Broughty Ferry Road David, shipmaster, 23 Crichton Street David, coal-dealer, 228 Hilltown James, saddler, 2 High Street Jas., of Nicoll & Webster; h. Unthank, by Incliture James, flesher, 29 Pole Park Lanceman, pilot-master, 85 Blackscroft WEB—WHI. 171

Webster, Peter, cowfeeder, Stobswell Road Robert, merchant and commission-agent, 9 Castle

Street ; h. Albert Court, Nethergate Thomas, mason, 27 Long Wynd Thomas, seaman, 2 PatuUo's Court, Queen Street

Wm., agent, 29 Cowgate ; h. William St., Forebank

Wm., machine-maker, Hillbank Works ; h. Hillbank William, carter. Hospital Park William, tobacconist, 121 Nethergate Mrs A., lodgings, 40 Union Street Wedderburn, David, of Percy; h. Miln's Buildings Wedderspoon, A., confectioner, 43 Murraygate Weir, AVilliam, draper, 69 Nethergate Welch, David, with J. & P. Cameron, carriers George, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate Mrs, 21 Thomson Street, Perth Road Welsh, George, shipmaster, 11 Crichton Street John, planemaker. Meadow Close, 56 Murraygate & Jack, shipbrokers, &c., 45 Dock Street Wemyss, Charles, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street West, David, locomotive superintendent, Dundee and Perth

and Aberdeen Railway Junction Co. ; h. Seabraes

Westwood, Joseph, of Westwood & Smith ; h. Powrie Place & Smith, cabinetmakers. Long Wynd Mrs, grocer, 6 Scouringburn AVharaond, Alexander, grocer, 54 Blackness Road Mrs, 40 Perth Road

White, Dan., Crown Hotel, 20 Greenmarket ; h, 1 Shore Ter. George, shipmaster, 20 Meadow Entry George, coAvfeeder, Springhill John, Wright, Ward Foundry; h. 33 Milnbank Road

\Villiam, mill foreman ; h. Dron's Close, 201 Overgate gi-ocer and spiritdealer, 8 William St., King St. Wm , Susan, dressmaker, 22 Rosebank Road Whitelaw, Andrew, grocer, 92 Scouringburn

Whithurst, Francis, broker, 36 Tay Street ; h. 71 do. Whitson, Misses, Magdalen Place, Magdalen Green Miss, 35 Tay Street Wliitton, Alexander, flesher, 24 Scouringburn Alexander, carter, 41 Forebank Road

David, of Neish & Whitton ; h. Lower Pleasance David, mason, 40 Ann Street George, brewer, 28 King Street James, merchant, 37 Hilltown ;

172 WHI—WIL.

Whitton, James, principal clerk in the Goods' Office, Dundee

and Perth and Aber. Rail. June. Co. ; h. Netherg. Jas., lathsplitter, Panmure St.; h.29 Morton's Sq.

John, manuf., 37 Hilltown ; h. 6 Dudhope Terrace John H. C, grocer, 185 Scouringburn

Thomas, clothier, 17 Princes Street ; h. 15 do. William, cowfeeder, 11 Albert Street

• & Taj'lor, lath- splitters, Panmure Street ; h. Mor ton's Square, Wellgate Mrs, lodgings, 2 St Margaret's Close Mrs Helen, spiritdealer, 175 Seagate Whittet, Miss, 1 Westfield Avenue, Perth Road Whittington, George, grocer, 48 Seagate

Whyte, James, flesher, 28 Hawkhill ; h. Whitton's Entry Thomas, shipmaster, 23 St Andrews Street William, grocer and clothier, 31 Albert Street Whytock, Peter, watchmaker and jeweller, 46 High Street

and 108 Overgate ; h. 108 do.

Wight, James, smith. Marine Parade ; h. 13 Queen Street Wighton, Alexander, shipmaster, 37 Union Street A. J., grocer and spirit-merchant, dealer in musical instruments, &c., 7 Hilltown; h. 9 do. James, feuar, 22 Blackscroft James, grocer and spiritdealer, 141 Hawkhill James, hairdresser, 19 Hawkhill Robert, teacher, 7 Cowgate Tliomas, wright, 91 Bucklemaker Wynd William, grocer and spiritdealer, 1 Hilltown Mrs Geo., tea-dealer and clothier, 46 Hilltown Wild, Francis Joseph, clockmaker, 106 Murraygate Wilkie, David, tea, wine, and spirit-merchant, 1 Barrack St. h. Maryfield Mill, Strathmartine

James, collector for Old Gas Co. ; h. 21 Fleuchar Craig James, spiritdealer, 86 Cowgate John, gardener and cowfeeder, Binns of Blackness Samuel, stabler, 118 Murraygate William, cowfeeder, 241 Hilltown William, carter and feuar, 10 Rosebank Road William, carter, Meadowside D. & S., tea and spirit-merchants, 58 Princes Street Miss, dressmaker, Victoria Square, 43 Nethergate

Will, James, inspector for Old Gas Co. ; h. 39 Cotton Road John, shipmaster, 24 Bell Street WIL—WIN. 173

Will, Robert, shipmaster, 1 Saunderson's Court, Overgate William, manufaetiiver, IG Dudhope Street Agnes, spiritdealer, 118 Hawkhill Williamson, John, tinsmith, 8 Blackness Road Robert, boot and shoemaker, 12 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown

Thomas, agent, Dock Street ; h. 52 Albert St.

Willison, Andrew, writer and notary public, 41 Reform St. ; h. Ferry House, Broughty Ferry James, boot and shoemaker, 21 North Tay Street Wilson, Alexander, grocer, 179 Hilltown Rev. A. M., Evangelical Union Church, Meadow-

side ; h. 53 Fein-y Road David, smith, 57 Rosebank Street Edward, upholstery and carpet warehouse, 29 Ne-

thergate ; h. 8 Victoria Square

James, of Wilson, Philp, & Co. ; h. 32 Union St. James, dyer and renovator, Reform Street; h. Fen-< ton's Close, Murraygate James, shipmaster, 101 Cowgate James, china- merchant, 8 South Lindsay Street James, grocer, 2 Scouringburn James, grocer, 5 Annfield Road, Hawkhill John, pianoforte and music-seller, 18 Nethergate John, Western Bank of Scotland, Murraygate; h. 5 Peter Street John, shipmaster, 23 Fish Street Murdoch, cowfeeder, 65 Bucklemaker Wynd Thomas, grocer, 18 Murraygate

Rev.Wm., minister of the Free Church ; h. 43 Tay St. 'William, boot and shoemaker, 6 Murraygate Philp, & Co., corn- merchants, 9 Shore Terrace

J. & J., hatters, 16 Reform Sti-eet ; h. 36 Nethergate

Mrs, flesher, 12 Union Street ; h. Fish Street Mrs, flesher, 86 Princes Street Mrs, fruiterer. Reform Sti'eet Mrs, spiritdealer, 18 Rose Street i\Irs, lodgings, 2 Doig's Court Mrs, mangle- keeper^ 10 Tindal's Wynd Mrs J., spiritdealer, 65 King Street Margaret, lodgings, 11 Bucklemaker Wynd Miss, 1 Infirmary Lane, King Street Wingett, Thomas T., M.D., medical superintendent of Dun- dee Royal Lunatic Asylum 174 "WIN YOU. . —

Winter, James, writer, 19 High Street ; h. 39 Cowgate Wise, Miss, Hillbaiik House Wishart, Thomas, shipmaster, 38 Castle Street Elizabeth, grocer, 82 Cowgate Margaret, grocer, 16 Greorge's Place Worrall, Hallam, & Co., hackle and gill-makers, Willisoii Street, Barrack Street

Wright, Gabriel, officer of inland revenue ; h. Small's Wynd John, cowfeeder, Hospital Park

Robert, clerk, 25 Cowgate ; h. 68 King Street Mrs, 10 Tay Square Mrs, 42 King Street Elizabeth, lodgings, 3^ G-ellatly Street Wrongham, William, Baltic and insurance agent, Panmure

Street ; h. 5 S£ Andrews Street Wylie, Mrs Wm., Roseangle Cottage, Magdalen Yard Road Wyllie, G-eorge, merchant, 10 Forebank Road Wynd, James, manager, Edward's Mill, 27 Milnbank Road John, cabinetmaker, 32 Backlemaker Wynd

Yeaman, George, grocer and teadealer, 3 Wellgate

James, of Napier, Tait, & Yeaman ; h. 97 Seagate Young, Alexander, grocer, 58 Hilltown Alexander, brassfounder, 9 Scouringburn

And., camb-builder, 31 Hawkhill ; h. 101 Murraygate

Arthur, average- stater, 29 Cowgate ; h. 39 Small's Wynd Charles, grocer and spiritdealer, 80 King Street David, shipmaster, 38 Gellatly Street David, shipmaster, 12 West Dock Street David, sliipmaster, 135 Overgate George, shipmaster, 38 Gellatly Street George, boot and shoemaker, 138 Hawkhill James, shipmaster, 148 Princes Street James, grocer and spiritdealer, 52 Princes Street James, feuar, 27 Albert Street James, manufacturer, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhill James, watchmaker, 28 Wellgate James, shipmaster, 25 Todburn Lane James, confectioner, 117 Nethergate James, shipmaster, 23 St Andrews Street John, spiritdealer, 20 West Dock Street John, janitor. Public Seminaries John, Wright, 49 Blackscroft YOU—YUL. 175

Young, John B., teller, British liinen Company's Bank ; h. 74 Seagate John S., watch and clockmaker, &c., 10 Murraygate J., manufacturer, 57 Union Street Joseph, tailor and clothier, 2 High Street Robert, vintner, Magdalen Green Thomas, brewer, 11 Park Wynd, Hawkhill William, shipmaster, 133 Perth Road William, late manufacturer, 24 Todburn Lane William, painter and paperhanger, 72 Seagate and 16

and 18 Horse AVynd ; h. 74 Seagate William, spiritdealer, 14 Couttie's Wynd William, grocer, 40 King Street John, & Son, tailors, 44 High Street Mrs, 2 St Margaret's Close Mrs, poulterer, 38 Union Street Mrs, staymaker, 31 Reform Street Mrs, eatinghouse, 1 Hunter Street Mrs, feuar, Marylield Mrs, 56 St Andrews Street Mrs D., Fifeshire Inn, 1 and 2 Craig Street Mrs Margaret, gi'ocer. Manor Place, Perth Road Mrs William, 32 Springfield Place Misses, straAvhat-makers, Maryfield Miss, Seafield Cottage, 26 Seafield Lane, Perth Road Elizabeth, flesher, 61 Wellgate Isabella, grocer, 1 Castle Court

Margaret, grocer, 160 Overgate ; h.5 Victoria Square Younger, Robert, grocer and spiritdealer, 26 Cricliton Street

and 1 Greenmarket ; li. 10 AYest Dock Street Mrs, grocer, 22 Constitution Road Yule, Adam, shipmaster, 144 Perth Road James, tailor, 17 Scouringburn Peter, flesher, 163 Hawkhill Peter, gardener, Coldside 176

XlV.-NAiyiBS & PHOrESSIONS OP THE PRin- CIFAIi INHABITANTS OF BVNDSS,

Classified Alphahetically.

ACCOUNTANTS. W. B. Baxter, 14 High Street James Matthew, Dundee and Perth and Aber. Junction Co. Peter Mitchell, 18 Couttie's Wynd ^ William Myles, 11 Reform Street ^ James Eenny, 3 Bank Street ^ Ebenezer Erskine Scott, 1 Bank Street ^ John Sturrock jun., 21 Reform Street Creoi'ge Taylor, 9 Paton's Lane David Thomson, 50 Gellatly Street

George Alexander, 47 Castle Street James Anderson, 37 Exchange Street J. B. Anderson, Panmure Street William Armstrong, 50 Barrack Street William H. Arrott, 23 St Andrews Street George Nicoll Baxter, 5 and 7 Trades' Hall George Boyd, 39 Castle Street Butchart & Pilmer, 43 Dock Street James Carniichael, IG Dock Street James Chalmers jun., 10 Castle Street J. R. Clark, Castle Street Archibald Crichton, 29 Cowgate James Crichton, 6 i)ock Street William DufF, 43 Cowgate Peter M. Duncan, 13 Dock Street Gray & Cay, 19 Dock Street John Guild, 70 High Street James C. Guthrie, 11 Dock Street John Hardie, 228 Perth Road John Henderson, 5 Exchange Street David Jack, 4 Candle Lane Patrick Just & Co., 15 Dock Street James Kennedy, Greenmarket Patrick Knox, 7 Crichton Street NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 177

•William Lawson, 25 Castle Street John M. Lindsay, 7 Excliange Street James M'Dougall, 16 Dock Street Donald M'Kay, 7 Lindsay Street William Martin jun., 17 Cowgate Charles Mills &'Son, 15 Dock Street

V Kichard A. Miller, 11 Cowgate John Miller, 5 Bain Square John ]\Iorrison, 5 Westfield Place, Perth Road Robert A. Mudie, 32 Castle Street Thomas Nicholson, 32 Castle Street D. B. Niven, 23 Castle Street George PattuUo, 23 St Andrews Street James Pullar jmi., 126 Seagate James Ramsay, 44 High Street Patrick Dall Ritchie, 49 Castle Street Alexander Smith, Rankine's Court, 6 Murraygate Alexander Smith, 12 Yeaman Shore Alexander Spence, 14 Elizabeth Street James Stewart, 10 Cotton Road William Sturrock, 2 Bain Square William Wallace, 51 Cowgate John Walton, 6 Peter Street Robert Webster, 9 Castle Street William Webster, 29 Cowgate Thomas Williamson, Dock Street

, ^^'illiam Wrongham, Panmure Street

APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS, AND DRUGGISTS.

Robert Cochran, 127 Murraygate (t. & R. Dickson, Ladywell Lane Farquliarson & Bell, 161 Overgate David Clreig, 17 High Street A. Hamilton, 69 High Street and 93 Nethergate James J. Hillocks, 167 Hilltown William Jobson, 82 Murraygate William Ogilvie, 98 King Street David Russell, 74 High Street Thomas Baird Spence, 5 Crichton Street John Thomas, 67 High Street N 178 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL AVERAGE STATERS. ENGINEERS. James Paul, Peter's Court, St Andrews Place, Cowgate \ Clias. Edward, 31 Reform St. Arthur Young, 29 Cowgate George Mathewson, 7 Ex- change Street BAKERS. Charles Ower, Harbour Cham- Jas. Anderson, 23 Princes St. bers, Dock Street Wm. Baldy, 66 Nethergate William Paterson, 7 Cowgate Dav. W. Baxter, 55 Wellgate James Samson, 68 Blackscroft John Beattie, 34 George's PI. William Scott, 4 Reform St. Mrs Beattie, 4 Blackscroft David Buchan, Albert Court ARTISTS AND PORTRAIT Geo. Butchart, 66 Wellgate PAINTERS. Chas. Coopei", 87 Blackscroft Donald Alexander, Young's Mrs J. Couper, 36 Princes St. Close, Murraygate John Crichton, 49 Perth Road D. R. Andrews, Dundee Aca- Alexander Cruickshank, 18 demy, 1 Meadow Street Crichton Street Miss Andrews, 1 Meadow St. Thomas DufFus, 5 Lindsay St. John Cormack Brown, 30 David Duncan, 69 Wellgate Union Street Dundee Baking Company, 11 Henry Harwood, 10 West Hilltown Dock Street John Elder, 60 Scouringburn Geo. M'Gillivray, Tay Street Walter Falconer, 91 Murrayg. Lane Jas. G. Fleming, 47 Do. Joseph Murdoch, Whitehall Alexander Fyife, 46 Overgate Close Jn. Gardyne, 44 iMurraygate Miss J. H. Steele, 65 High St. James Harris, 53 Fish Street John Stewart, Victoria Square Rodk. Harris, 4 Nethergate David Hume, 40 Castle Street AUCTIONEERS & APPRAISERS. John Jackson, 25 Scouringb. John Martin Banks, 24 and 26 Robert Jobson, 9 Hawkhill Murraygate Andrew Kiddie, 204 Seagate John M. Beatts, Auction Mart, Jas. Kilgour, 93 Murraygate 39 Reform Street John Lowden, 8 Hawkhill John Charles Bell, 125 Seagate John D. Imke, 4 St Clement's George Brodie, 61 Reform St. Lane Davidson & Methven, 3 St Dav. Lumsden, 25 West Port Clement's Lane, High St. Peter M'Donald, 47 Hawkhill Alex. Hutcheson, 6 High St. John Mathew, 30 Ann Street Atilliam Petrie, 73 High Street James Meekison, 24 Hilltown Alex. Rae, Blackness Farm Alex. Miller, 115 Hilltown Colin Rickai-d, 2 Panmure St. Wm. Miller, 1 Scouringburn Thomson & Marsliall, 7 Vault John Mill, 11 Scouringburn NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 179

David Moncricff, Cowgate Geo. Huttoii, Western Bank Mrs Mudie, 15G Princes St. Jas. Martin, British Linen Co. Mrs Nicoll, 27 Dud. Crescent Wm. Miller, Bank of Scotland \ David Paterson, 9 Wellgate David Miln, Western Bank Jas. Petrie, 117 Murraygate George Reid, Eastern Bank \ Mrs Preston, 100 Scouringb. Duncan Sidey, Do. Thomas Kaitt, 10 Overgate Jn. Sturrock, Bank of Scotland Rt. lieid, 51 & 53 Princes St. John Sturrock jun.. Savings AV. D. Reid, 31 and 32 Con- Bank stitution Road John Symers, 77 Murraygate David Renny, 34 Dudhope St. Patrick H. Thorns, Nat. Bank Alex. Robb, 15 West Port BASKET-MAKEES. David Robertson, 47 Bell St. Joseph Robertson, 17 Upper Chas. Dobson, 94 Murraygate Pleasance Ralph Dobson, 12 Overgate Ts. Robertson, 107 Overgate j\Irs Ireland & Son, 26 Overg. William Robertson, 3 Green- David Morris, 17 Union St. market David Shepherd, 65 Hilltown BLACKING -MAKERS. David Sibbald, 3 Cowgate Joseph Bonner, 30 Overgate Jolm A. Small, 41 Hawkhill Jas. Lickley, 20 Taylor's Lane John Smith, 11 Seagate M. Smith, 83 Murraygate BLEACHERS. Jas. Souter, 56 Scouringburn Anderson, Caird, & Co., 59 A. Stewart, 141 Hilltown Cowgate Peter Stewart, 66 King Street D. Drimmie & Co., 18 Cov/g. Adam Summers, 160 liawkhill J. Duncan, 11 St Andrews St. John Taylor, 188 Seagate Dundee Bleachlield Company, Francis H. Todd, 181 Overg. 11 St Andrews Street Hugh Todd, 18 Seagate John M'Intyre, 1 St Andrews John Tosli, 125 Perth Road Street Andrew W. Valentine, 123 Turnbull & Co., 24 Cov/gate Nethergate BLACKSMITHS. John Watson, 11 Barrack St. David Aimer, 9 Hilltown Wm. Aitken, Speed's Close Dav. Anderson,Westei-n Bank D. Bell, 78 Thomson's Court Chas. W. Boase, Dundee Bank Shepherd Brown, Irvine's Sq. Cleorge C. Boase, Do. Thomas Brown, Craigie John Cairncross, Do. Alex. Chalmers, Gardyne's CI. Jas. Christie, Brit. Linen Co. John Chaplin, E. Willison St. John Gordon, National Bank Thomas Crow, 3 Miln's Close K. W. Henderson, Eastern William Doig, West Wynd Bank of Scotland William Foot, 7 Ann Street 180 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

^Ym. Foot jun., 24 King St. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS AND Peter Gibson, 3 Gellatly St. DEALERS. Robt. Greig, 5 "William Street, Wm. Adam, 41 Murraygate Scouringburn James Aird, 7 Union Street Robert Irons, 5 Ann Street Alex. Barrie, 21 AVest Port William Jamie, Speed's Close Wm. Bathie & Co., 45 jMur- •John Justice, Ncav Inn Entiy raygate and 64 Overgate John M'Ewen, 12 Session St. David Borrie, 38 High Street Wm. M'Intyre, IGKirkEntry John Boyd, 22 Crichton St. A\'illiam M'Laren, East Shore John Bruce, 15 Barrack St. David Monro, 74 Bell Street AVilliam Chalmers, 36 Buckle- Jolm Monro, 18 Barry's Sq. maker Wynd (jnvin Scott, IVIason Lodge CI. Jas. Christie, 9 Temple Lane ^Vm. Wallace, Dudhope Park C. Christie, 51 Nethergate Jn. Wat.son, 42 Constable St. Dav. Cramb & Son, 24 Overg. E. & J. Crawford, 53 do. BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, Jas. Davie, 8 Hospital Park AND BOOKBINDERS. John Davie, 2 Temple Lane John Adam, 60 Miu-raygate Wm. Deuchars, 16George'sPl. Janet Adams, 11 Lindsay St. Thomas Dick, Panmure Street Jas. Alexander, 17 Overgate James Doig, 22 Hilltown A. Barnet, lOG Scouringburn Wm. Donaldson, 25 Buckle- John H. Baxter, 99 Murray- maker AVynd gate Alex. Douglas, 69 Princes St. Blaekie & Son, 7 Cricliton St. David Douglas, 139 Hawkhill Plenry Brown, 45 High Street John Downie, 126 Hilltown Jas. Chalmers, 10 Castle St. M. Duncan, 59 Princes Street Francis Dick, 36 King Street Robert Eadie, 25 Overgate T. Donaldson, 24 West Port Fcnton & Scott, 10 Barrack St. John Durham, 49 High Street John Fleet, 8 Perth Road David Edwards, 33 do. Finlay Fraser, 61 Bell Street David Gardiner, 106 Seagate Henry Fyall, 2 Hospital Park Alex. Gray, 25 Lnidsay Street Jas. Galloway, 113 Nethergate William Hurst, 76 Overgate Philip Gibbs, 133 Murraygate Robert Langlands, 2 Seagate Wm. Gibson, 40 Princes St. Wm. Middlcton, 64 High>St. James Hankin, 46 Union St. I^avid Moncur, 129 IMurray- James Hendry, 195 Hawkhill gate George Hunt, 73 Seagate James Myles, 201 Overgate And. Hutchison, 65 Hawkhill Frederick Shaw, 18 High St. John Hutchison, 17 and 19 William Sime, 57 Overgate Reform Street Alex. Simpson. 17 Wellgate John Inches, 24 Barrack St. Geo. V-irtue, 25 Lindsay St. Jas. Jackson, 58 Murraygate Jn. Watt, Camperdowu Court Jas. Johnston, 40 West Port NAMES AXD PROFESSIONS. 181

AVilliam Lawson, 13 Hilltown Joseph Brown, 60 King St. Jn. Learmonth, 16 Barrack St. Andrew Butchart, 6 St Cle- William Leslie, 49 Buckle- ment's Lane maker AVynd D. Campbell, 175 Scouringb. M. Low, 58 Overgate Alex. Cathie, 164 Overgate Alex. M'Bain, 5 HawkhiU James Gilruth, 16 Hilltow}i Peter Mackay, 40 Murraygate John Hill, 25 Seagate Niel M'l^eod, 10 Scouringburn Thomas Kerr, 185 Hawkhill Hugh il'Mahon, 74 Overgate James Lamb, 24 Wellgate Peter Michie, 203 Overgate A. Lesslie & Co., 31 Overgate Geo. Mollison, 16 N. Tay St. Chas. Miller, 53 Perth Road William Nicoll, 29 West Port John Neish, 86 Blackscroft Thos. Petrie, 131 Scouringb. Robert Ramsay, 212 Overgate Thos. Rankin, 20 Blackscroft James liattray, 69 Bell Street James Robb, 39 West Port John Ross, 91 Princes Street James Eobb, 124 Princes St. Neil Ross, 23 Bucklemaker D. Robertson, 36 Gellatly St. Wynd Jn. Robertson, 129 Princes St. Thos. Saunders, 31 Peter St. Andrew Smith, 25 Hilltown Miss Saunders, 22 Queen St. John Smith, 82 King Street George AVhitton, 28 King St. George Soutar, 37 Reform St. Mrs H. Whitton, 175 Seagate Thos. Soutar, 74 Murraygate Thos. Young, 11 Park Wynd Robert Spenee, 4 Crichton St. Niel Stewart, Park Wynd Jolin Stirling, 74 King Street Mrs Begg, 188 Overgate John Tarbat, 87 Perth Road William G. Blair, 21 Wellgate Alex. Watson, 32 Hawkhill John Chaplain, 152 Overgate John D. Wears, 32 Overgate Ow^en Coogan, 237 Overgate Robert Williamson, 12 Com- John Divine, 183 Overgate mercial Street And. Doherty, 163 Overgate Jas. Willison, 21 N. Tay St. Thomas Donald, 80 Cowgate Wm. Wilson, 6 Murraygate Jean Douglas, 190 Overgate George Young, 135 Hawkhill James Fettes, 12 West Port Thos. Flanigan, 229 Overgate BRASSFOUNDERS. Peter Hends, 94 Cowgate (See Plumbers.) Thos. Lidwell, 185 Overgate J. W. M'Affrey, 215 Overgate Wm. M'Andrew, 233 Overgate Wm. Anderson, 96 Murrayg. Wm. M'Culloch, 207 Overgate Mrs William Anderson, 10 Peter M'Ginnis, 137 Overgate Nethergate James M'Gurk, 200 Overgate W. Binny, 8 Couttie's Wynd Jn. M'Lauchlin, 239 Overgate Boston & Ballingall, Lower James M'Sorley, 195 Overgate Pleasance Peter Mallon, 147 Overgate 182 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Mrs Miu-phy, 64 Tay Street CABINETMAKERS, 'WRIGHTS, John Ogilvie, Scouringburn AND JOINERS. John Russell, 60 Hawkhill W.& G.Abbot,112 Murraygate Robert Soutar, 6 Hunter St. Jn^ Alexander, Ireland's Lane James Stark, 36 Wellgate D. Anderson, 152 Nethergate Daniel Stewart, 77 Seagate Ebenezer Anderson, Ander- David Stormonth, 5 Vault son's Entry G-eo. Walker, 27 Rosebank St. Francis Anderson, 2 Baltic St. Francis Whithurst, 36 Tay St. W. C. Baxter, 18 Kirk Entry Alexander Bovd, Key's Close BRUSHMAKERS. Alex. Butter, 11 Park Lane George Carrie, E. William St. Cook & Son, 42 and 44 Bar- J. Cunningham, 6 W. Dock St. rack Street James Fairweather, 28 Mea- Chas. Nicholson, 33 Murravg. dow Entry Jn. Fairweather, 59 Reform St. BUILDERS AND MASONS. James Farmer, 23 Crescent St. John Allan, 33 Princes Street Finlay & Grant, Meadowside Alex. Annan, 123 Hilltown William Foggie, 112 Cowgate Earrie & Smith, iMeadowside James Gavine. 45 King Street Alex. Beharrie, Bell Street John Gray, 91 Perth Road James Black, 46 Princes St. Robert Herd, 87 King Street James Black, AVard Road James A. Hughes, Merfdow John Buist, 32 Arbroath Road Place John Clark, 32 Ann Street J. L-eland. 4 South Lindsay St. John Croll. 142 Hawkhill David Jeffers, 48 "\A'ellgate Peter David, Reform Street F. Kedslie. Henderson's Wynd Jn. Duncan, 26 Carswell Lane David Kidd & Son, 33 Barrack Thomas Finlay, Meadowside Street James Haggart, 33 Princes St. T. Kinnear, 10 Temple Lane David Hean, 11 Tay Street James Knight, 35 Wellgate D. Hean & Sons, 7 Lindsay St. Wm. Knight, 101 Murraygate Thomas Mair, 28 Step Row Alex.Lhidsay, 22 Rosebank St. Dav. ^Mortimer, 25 VictoriaSt. D. M'Conochie, Bell Street Robert Nicoll, 11 6 Princes St. Geo. M'Donald, 18 Union St. Peter Paton, 5 Brown Street Jas. MTntosh, 17 Meadowside D. Peter. 13 Annfield Road Donald M'Nicoll, Gray's Close, Thos. Phin, 10 Brewery Lane High St., and Meadowside James Pirnie, 21 Princes St. John & Thomas M'Lean, 61 David Robertson, Meadowside and 63 Murraygate Wm. Scollie, Constitution Ro. James Matthew, Playfair's Peter Scott, 5 George Street Entrv, 10 HaAvkhill Robert Sheach, 47 Princes St. James Matthew, 76 Bell St. Thos. Webster. 27 LongAVynd John Miln, 95 Perth Road NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 183

Ilobevt Nicol, 16 Burnhead Strachan, Kinmond, & Co., Andrew Nicoll, Fish Street 104 Cowgate William Ogilvie, 14 George's Trades' Lane Calendering Place Company, Trades' Lane Alexander Orquliart, Craigie TurnbuU & Co., 25 St An- James liamsay, 13 Middle drews Street Street James D. Ramsay, Bruce's CANDLEMAKER. Entry, Wellgate J. T. Fairweather, 113 Mur- Wm. Ramsay, Speed's Close, raygate 19 Overgate CARD-CLOTH MAKERS. Peter Sanderson, Meadowside Bower, Cleugh, & Co., 123 Andrew Scott, Constable St. Murraygate David Shepherd, 1 Fenton St. Jas. Dickson, 32 Paton's Lane James Sime, 51 Dock Street Thomas Mill, Willison Street, Wra. Sime junr., 96 Nethergate Barrack Street Wm.. Smeilie, 37 Long Wynd Alex. Smith, Anchor Lane CARRIERS. And. Smith, 118 Nethergate fSee Director}/, page 26.J Charles Smith, Foundry Lane James Soutar, 28 Hilltown CARVERS AND GILDERS. Alex. Spalding, 102 Hilltown Jas. Anderson, 103 Nethergate Alexander Strachan, 22 Mid Jas. Fenwick, 64 Nethergate Wynd, Perth Road Andrew Hutton, 112 Seagate J. & J. Thomson, 57 Netherg. James Ogilvie, 24 High Street John Thow, 88 Seagate James Wallace, 7 William St. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Thos. Watson, 37 Perth Road (See Apothecaries.) Westwood & Smith, Long Wynd CHINA, CRYSTAL, AND STONE- \VARE DEALERS. Thomas Wight on, 91 Buckle- maker Wynd Jos. Alexander, 97 Princes St. John "\^'ynd, 32 Bucklemaker T. Bannerman, 191 Hawkliill Wynd Mrs Begg, 206 Perth Road John Young, 49 Blackscroft Peter Bisset&Co., 13Crichton Street CALENDERERS. Mrs M. Brown, 92 Hawkhill Miller Berrie, Queen Street Alex. Brymer, 72 Wellgate Calendering Works Mrs Carnie, 114 Scouringburn Cowgate Calendei-ing Com- David Crichton, 2 Ladywell pany, 56 Cowgate Lane Chas. Norrie, 29 Meadowside Pet. David jun., 151 Hilltown Wm. Shaw & Sons, Wellgate Ritchie Falconar, 71 Princes and Water Wynd Street 184 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Tliomas Forgan, 5 Wellgate A. P. Smith & Co., 40 Re- Alex. Forrester, 124 Hilltown form Street Kobert Gilbert, 198 Seagate Peter Whytock, 46 High William Hutton, 55 Hawkhill Street and 108 Overgate Alexander Low, 107 Hilltown F. J. Wild, 106 Murraygate Mrs M'Gi-egor, 119 Princes St. James Young, 28 Wellgate Mann & Co., 109 Overgate John S. Young, 10 Murrayg. Arch. Marshall, 75 Hilltown Thos. Menzies, 20 West Port CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND MERCERS. William Mitchell, 50 Kmg St. Alex. Prain, 93 Perth Road E. Behrens, 9 Wellgate Andrew Scott, 50 Wellgate Dav. Campbell, 28 West Port Alex. Smith, 153Sconringburn AVm, AV. Cooper, 9 Reform St. William Smith, 27 Princes St. AA'illiam Crabb, 51 Buckle- J. & W. Smith, 17 and 19 maker Wynd Castle Street Dav. Crighton, 32 Reform St. William South, 18 Hunter St: AVm. Crowlie, 16 Princes St. Donald Stewart, 5 AVest Port Mrs E. Dewar, 119 Murrayg, .las. Wilson, 8 South Lindsay ]\tiss Fairweather, 12 Cowgate Street James Ferguson, 5 Hilltown Jos. Fleming, 28 Reform St. CITY MISSIONARIES. Jas. Galloway, Refomi Street Andrew Barclay, Hawkhill AVm. Gavine, 150 Murraygate Wm. Brown, Stobswell lload And. Guthrie, 4 Murraygate John Af'Arthar, Isles's Lane Jas. Henderson, 76 High St. Kobt. jM'Lachlan, Lyon's CI. Henderson Brothers, 45 Re- Walter Robertson, 1 Temple form Street Lane James Latto & Co., 171 and Geo. Ramsay, 30 Albert St. 173 Overgate Thomas Sime, Watt Street - J. & AV. Laurie, 38 Reform St.^ ^ Thomas Leith, 23 AA^est Port CLERGYMEN. Janet Leith, 32 AA'est Port (See Diredoi-y, page 3S.J John Lennox, 5 Nethergate liOw & Scott, 68 AVellgate CLOCK AND WATCHMAKERS. Alex. M'Isaac, 7 AVellgate James Cameron, 88 Murrayg. VA'illiam C. M'Kenzie, 8 Re- Robert AV. Farquharson, 15 ftirm Street High Street AVilliam M'Leod, 33 Overgate Wm. Henderson, 32 Netherg. Alex. M'Pherson, 70 High St. Robt. Leek, Mauchline Tower AA'illiam Alaxwell, G9 do. Court David IMitchell, 15 Overgate Thomas Low, 7 Overgate Moon, Langlands, & Co., 40 John Lundie, 37 High Street and 42 Nethergate David Scott, 73 Higli Street Thomas Ness, 35 AVest Port NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 185

M. & H. Petrie, 25 Hilltown M'Arthur & Ritchie, 52 I. Robertson, 45 Netliergate Blackscroft 'y>^ Thomas and John Russell, 23, James Miller, 8 North Tay St. 25, 27, and 29 Reform Street M. Mitchell, 5 Temple Lane William Scrymgeour, 3 Cres- R. A. Mudie, 32 Castle Street cent Street Angus Munro, 40 Mid Street Shanks & Lyall, 1 Panmm'e Thos. Nicholson, 32 Castle St. Street Nicoll & Webster, 155 Seagate John Smith, 72 High Street Alexander Parker, 67 Seagate Jas. Spence, 22 Reform Street Alex. Reid, 7 Constable Street k' AVm. Tliomson, G Reform St. Alex. Soutar, 45 Sea Wynd kf' Patrick Watson, High Street Jas. Sturrock, 38 Dudhope St. V William Weir, 69 Nethergate And. Wallace, 35 Barrack St. Thos. Whitton, 17 Princes St. David Webster, 228 Hilltown Mrs George Wighton, 46 Hilltown CONFECTIONERS. G. R. Baxter & Son, 5 and 7 COACIIBUILDERS. Murraygate Ciithbert & Son, Meadowside Robert Berkeley, 23 Higli St. Walter M'Lauchlan, 134 Ne- John Bonthron, 34 Scouringb. thergate Colin Bruce, 46 Scouringburn George Frier, 19 Wellgate COAL MERCHANTS AND James Frier, 95 Murraygate DEALERS. Jas. Keiller &Son, 2 Castle St, Greorge T. Baxter, William St. Mrs Keiller, 8 Nethergate John'Baxter, 53 Bell Street Thos. Lamb, 69 Murraygate, Robert Bell, 17 Bucklemaker and Reform Street Wynd James Leechman, 40 Wellgate John Brown, 13 Dock Street James Low, 124 Murraygate James Chapman, 22 King St. John Low, 9 Overgate Robert Clerk & Son, 3 Lou • Wm. Low, 43 Murraygate den's Alley Marshall & Fenwick, 75 Overg. David Croft, 15 W. Dock St. Mrs E. Reid, 10 Murraygate William Cruickshanks, 157 George Rait, 7 West Port Hilltown Dav. Sandeman, 101 Murrayg. John Davidson, 82 Bell Street James Simpson, 242 Overgate William Davidson, Trades' Thos. Tennant, 59 B. Ferry Ro.

Lane ; office. Butcher Row A. Wedderspoon, 43 Murrayg. H. B. & W. Davidson, But- James Young, 117 Nethergate cher Row John Dorward, 33 Seagate CONTRACTORS. Francis Dundee, 218 Hilltown A. B. & W. Dawson, Butcher David Keay, ISFenton Street Row Cliarles Low, 126 Seagate Jas. M'Intosh, 37 U. Pleasance 186 DUXDEE DIRECTORY.

James M'Lauchlan, 42 and 44 James Barrie, Coldside Seagate Mrs Batchellor, 89 Buckle- Jn. M-Laren, 46 Constable St. maker Wynd Jas. j\Iilln, 4 Cotton Road Robert Carrie, Butterburn David Stewart, 163 Seagate Mrs Coupar, Meadowside Wm. Doig, 1.57 Scouringburn COOPERS. John Fit hie, 123 i\Iurraygate David Gardiner, N. Tay Street David Gray, Logie Spout 11. Kilgour, 44 Tindal's Wynd Andrew Hood, Smithfield Jas. iMorris, 88 Overgate Alex. Ireland, 9 Cotton Road jNI. & G. Oman, 5 Gellatly St. William Kinnes, Smithfield and 23 Murraygate John Lindsay, Hospital Park Wm. Stratton, 39 King Street John Lindsay, Coldside David Low, 15 Gellatly Street CORKCUTTERS. John Lowden, 136 Hilltown Mrs M. Barrie, 8 Church Lane Alex. JI'Donald, Coldside John Easson & Son, 28 Bar- John M'Inroy, 104 Hawkhill rack Street John M'Millen, Binns ofBlack- Pet. Fi-aser, 1 Stewart's Entry ness, Perth Road William M'Nab, 32 Buckle- Joseph Millar, Coldside maker Wynd Mrs Philp, Hospital Park David Preston, 180 Hilltown CORN MERCHANTS &DEALERS. Thos. Robb, 18 and 16 Black- John Aymer, 1.5 Dock Street ness Road John Cross, 5 Dock Street Jas. Roberts, 55 Albert Street Thos. Drummond, 8 Exchange Wm. Robertson, 6 Shepherd's Street Loan, Perth Road Gordon & Ilarrower, 13 Dock John Ruthven, 21 Mid Street Street Mrs Saunders, 5 Saunderson's Wm. Harris, 10 Shore Terrace Court, Overgate Geo. II. Hill, Morrison's Court David Smith, Coldside ,Tu. ]\lelville, 4 Victoria Street George Smitli, Coldside Jn. Myles, 4 Commercial St. George Speed, Union Place Thomas Pitkethly, 28 St An- David Steel, Hospital Park drews Street John Stewart, 5 AYell Road Jas. Ronald, 5 Dock Street Wm. Steven, 13 Cotton Road P. Thorns, 47 High Street Peter Strachan, Hospital Park Sam. C. Thomson", 12 Dock St. David Stratton. Coldside Wilson, Philp, & Co., 9 Shore Jn. Stratton, 39 Bucklemaker Terrace Wynd Chas. Sturrock, 10 Den's St. COWFEEDERS AND DAIRIES. WilliaiTi Wann, Smithfield Thomas Andorson, Coldside Pet. Webster, Stobswell Road Alex. Bain, 26 Up. Pleasance George White, Springhill —

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Wm. Whitton, 11 Albert St. Miss Forbes, 27 Nethergate Wm. Wilkie, 241 Hilltown Misses Gavine, 107 Princes St. Murdoch Wilson, 65 Buckle- Mrs Gellatly, 49 Nethergate makfr Wynd j\[isses Gilruth, 75 Seagate John "Wright, Hospital Park Miss Gow, 54 Princes Street Miss Habenton, 97 Nethergate cutli;rs gunsjiitiis. and I\irs Irons, 43 Nethergate John Bisset, 87 Mun-aygate Miss Kerr, 104 Princes Street John Watson, 114 Murraygate Misses Kerr & Rae, 33 Union Street DRAPERS (See- ClothlersJ. MissLanceman, 2 Ca.<;tleCour.t MrsR. Lithgow, 104 Netherg. DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Misses M'Intyre, 4 West Port J\Iiss Adamson, 22 Scouringb. Mrs & Miss Menzies, 60 Miss Aimer, 131 Mnrraygate Princes Street JMisses Anderson, 35 Netherg. Miss Millar, 125 Nethergate ]\riss Batchellor, 39 High St'. Misses Miller, 80 Nethergate Miss Beatts, 61 Murraygate Miss Mitchell, 10 Murraygate Begg & '\A'atson, 25 Wellgate Miss G. Mitchell, 7 Dock St.

• JMisses Bennett, 77 King Street Miss C. Mudie, Dyer's Close Misses Bisset, 13 Union St. Misses Mudie, 39 DaUiield JMrs Bower, 82 Overgate ^^'alk Miss Bowman, 90 Nethergate IMisses Murray, 4 Tay Street Mrs Brown, 33 Constitution Miss Nicholson, 39 High St. Road Miss Nicoll, 75 Scouringburn Misses Bruce, 14 Greenmarket Mrs Ogilvie, 107 Princes St. Misses Bruce, 7 Crichton St. Miss Paul, 105 Nethergate Miss Butchart,20 St Clement's Mrs Pierie & Miss Hutton, 49 I-iane Murraygate J. Campbell, 60 Overgate Miss A. Pullar, 119 Murrayg, Marg. Cooper, 8 Blackscroft Miss Robertson, 24 High St. Miss Deas, 7 Cowgate Miss Rodger, 2 Seafield Road AI. Donald, 123 Murraygate E. Seervine, 171 Scouringburn Misses Donaldson, 20 Union Miss Skene, 46 King Street Street Misses Small, 4 Gellatly Street ]\Iiss Douglass, 6 Victoria Sq. Misses Smith, 2 Bain Square Miss Dutliie, 14 Gellatly St. I\liss Sprunt, 14 Milnbank ]\Iiss Fairweather, 68 King St. Mrs Stephen, 38 Bucklemaker Misses Farquhar, 2 St Mar- _Wynd garet's Close Misses Stool, 123 Murraygate Miss A. Feathers, 19 High St. Misses Sturrock, 39 Small's Miss Fergusson, 1 Roseangle Wynd Misses Foot, 174 Seagate Miss Sturrock, 104 Nethergate Miss Forbes, 8 Crichton Street Misses Taylor, 62 Nethergate 188 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Misses Thom, 62 Nethergate James Steel & Sons, Lilybank J. Todd, 134 Overgate Foundry Miss Watson, 3 Tliorter Row W. G. Thomson, Blinshall St. Miss Wilkie, Victoria Square ENGRAVERS, COPPER - PLATE DYERS AND RENOVATERS. PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, STAMP-CUTTERS. Mrs Alliot, 38 Perth Road AND CLOTH Peter Campbell, 10 do. G. Cumming, 94 Nethergate Jas. Crichton, 4 Mead. Entry J. & C. Fenton, 6 Crichton St. J. Stevenson, Constitution Ro. A. & E. Gilbert, 21 Meadow- James Wilson, Reform Street side Wm. Pargiter, 59 Albert St. EATINGPIOUSE-KEEPERS. D. Thomson, 26 Barrack St. David Bell, 18 Fish Street^ Jas. Valentine, 100 Murrayg. And. Bricknal, 36 Union St. John Valentine, 78 do. Mrs Gloak, 8 Scouriiagburn DEALERS, Mrs Harley, 41 Seagate FISHCURERS AND Mrs Hunter, 13 Fish Street George H. Boyd, 4 Vault David Hutton, 125 Cowgate Robert Brymer, 6 Vault William Liddle, 21 Fish Street J. Davidson, 16 Candle Lane A. M'Kay, 47 St Andrews St. Peter Davidson, 90 Seagate Mrs M'Kenzie, 37 Fish Street J. Jack, Public Weigh-House James ililne, 235 Overgate Napier, Tait, & Yeaman, 12 Nicholas Riley, 19 Fish Street Horse AVynd Cath. Robertson, 16 do. Alex. Robertson, Fishmarket John Ruddiman, Church Lane FLAXDRESSERS. Thomas Scott, 106 Overgate Mrs Wanless, 20 Fish Street A B. Brown, St Roque's Court, 112 Cowgate ENGINEERS, MACHINE-MAKERS, W. Cargill, 84 Cowgate AND IRONFOUNDERS. Alex. Carswell, King Street Peter Carmiehael, Den's Mill William Ellis, 131 Seagate Jas. Carmiehael & Co., Ward J. Low & Son, 121 Cowgate Foundry Alex. M'Donald, 168 Seagate Gourlay, Mudie, & Co., Dun- William Mackay, Park Place dee Foundry John Mackay, Wright's Court ,Tohn Kerr, West Wards Thos. Mudie, 6 Queen Street Wm. Kerr, Blinshall Street Alex. Patterson, 116 Hilltown D. B. Langlands, East Willison Wm. Proctor, 45 Cotton Road Street James Walker, Park Lane Dav. Mather, 4 Fleuchar Craig FLAXSPINNERS. C. Parker & Sons, Ladybank Works John Adamson, 117 Cowgate J. Scott & Co., Irvine Square A. & J. Adie, Panraure Street NAMES AND PROFESSIOXS. 189

Alex. Blackie & Son, 28 Cowg. Malcolm Ogilvie & Co., Con- Baxter Brothers & Co., 11 stable ]\Iill and 32 St An- King Street drews Street ( Alex. Berrie, 5 Bain Square Jas. Miln, 1 Mid Street and 5 John Birse, 60 Barrack Street Bain Square ' J. H. Blakey, Hillbank Works Jn. Mitchell, Pole Park Mills, H. & T. Blvth, 2 Wellgate 4 Cowgate W. & C. Boyack, 19 St An- James Neish, 131 Murraygate drews Street Neish & Whitton, Lower James & "William Brown, 20 Pleasance Mill, 8 Cowgate Wellgate and West AVard Wm. Ogilvie, 48 St Andrews Brown &'Miller, Panmure St. Street Alex. J. Biiist, 34 Cowgate David Eattray, 50 Cowgate Thos. Cargill, 112 Cowgate G. Saunders & Son, 118 Seag. Charles Chalmers, Tay Street Jn. Sharp & Son, Ward Road IMill, 9 Bain Square Chas. Smith, 3 Panmure St. James Donald & Sons, 3 Robt. Sturrock, 2 Bain Square Coupar's Alley, Wellgate Jas. Taws & Sons, 20 Mid St. John Duncan, 41 St Andrews Wm. Taylor & Co., Lindsay St.

\ Street J. & H. Walker, 19 Cowgate A. & D. Edward & Co., 27 P. Watson, 16 St Andrews St. Cowgate William Fergusson & Sons, 2 Panmure Street James Air, 111 Pi-inces Street

' Gilroy Brothers & Co., Hos- Jas. Anderson, 48 do.

pital Ward Mill ; ofHce, Pan- John Black, 109 Seagate mure Street Thomas Black, 40 Seagate Alex. Guthrie, Seabraes Henry Brown, 108 Hawkhill Wm. Halley, 21 Cowgate Alex. Burns, 136 IMurraygate John Halson, Coupar's Alley T. Campbell, 74 Scouringburn John Henderson, 16 St An- W. Chalmers, 204 Overgate drews Street W. P. Crammond, 71 Hilltown G. & J. Ireland, Temple Mills, Geo. Dalgety, 1 IBucklemaker 11 Cowgate Wynd Peter Kimnpnd, 13 Cowgate James Dunn, 186 Perth Road Pi L. Kinmond. 13 Cowgate David Edwards, 10 Hilltown Peter Kinmond & Sons, 13 Mrs Fraser, 3 Hawkhill Cowgate William Gibb, 19 Cricliton St. Kinmond & Hill, 6 Cowgate John Hampton, 238 Overgate A. Leask, 25 St Andrews St. John Kerr, 1 Overgate Alex. Low, 17 Cowgate Robt. Kerr, 118 Scouringburn ]\Iatthew Low, Coupar's Alley R. Kidd, 40 Castle Street and and Kirk Entry Wellgate Jas. Luke, 5 Bain Square D. Knight & Son, 31 Seagate 190 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Charles LessHe, 4-4 Wellgate FURNISHING SHOPS. Alex. Low, 83 Perth Road Alex. Borthwick, 1 Reform St. Alexander Marr, 102 Overgate A. & M. Cadenhead, 118 James Martin, 114 Cowgate Perth Road John Mitchell, 96 Hilltown A. & C. Cathro, 73 Nethergate James Moodie, 78 Seagate Mrs Fleming, 118 Overgate M. Morrison, 40 Ilawkhill Alex. Macdonald, 2 Netherg. Jas. Nicoll, 53 Scouringburn Jas. Macdonald, 15 Murrayg. David Niven, 13 Wellgate Peter Mackie, 150 Princes St. Wm. Ogilvie, 70 Overgate Mrs Nathan, 12 Murraygate Peter Robertson, 35 High St B. Peacock, 1 Hawkhill Wm. Ross, 68 Murraygate James Ruthven, 3 Blackscroft FURNITURE DEALERS. Robert Ruthven, 96 King St. Peter Cassidy, 7 and 11 Tally John Scott, 13 Albert Street St. & 31 & 37 Barrack St. John Smith, 109 Perth Road John Hughes, 57 Reform St. Wm. Stewart, 172 Overgate John Robertson, 13 Hunter St. Skeen Sturrock, 69 King St. John Toner, 49 Reform Street Jas. Symmers, 26 Princes St. Stew. Symmers, 121 Hilltown GARDENERS. Jas. Thomson, 52 Murraygate Robert Arthur, 30 Milnbank L. Wallace, 12 Clreenmarket J. Bannerman, Blackness Ro. Alex. Watson, 50 Union St. Geo. Barrie, 21 Dud. Crescent James Webster, 29 Pole Park Jas. Baxter, 314 Perth Road James Whyte, 28 Hawkhill George Black, 197 Hawkhill A. AVhitton, 24 Scouringburn Jas. Black, 1 Paton's Lane Mrs Wilson, 12 Union Street Wm. Bruce, Arbroath Road JIrs Wilson, 86 Princes Street Wm. Clialmers, 12 Step Row Ehzabeth Young, 61 Wellgate Francis Finlay, Powrie Place Peter Yule, 163 Hawkhill John Grant, 7 Albert Street Peter Grant, Fleuchar Craig FKUITERERS. John Hampton, 236 Perth Ro. Isaac Johnson, 226 Overgate Alex. Keay, Logic Spout George M'Nab, 1 Cowgate Thomas Low, Maryiield David Millar, Reform Street Miss M'Laren, 12 St Mary St. David Mitchell, 8 Murraygate Jas. M'Millen,Binns of Black- .James Mitchell, 21 Murray- ness, Perth Road

. gate and Reform Street James May, Hilltown William Paterson, 5 Seagate James Millar, 73 Hilltown William Paterson jun., 1 George Murray, Coldside Union Street James Nicoll, Upper Dudhope James Sturrock, 219 Overgate C. Ogilvie, 11 Constitution St, Mrs Wardroper, 124 Murrayg. Geo. Paton, 33 Constitution St. Mrs Wilson, Reform Street A. Patterson, 183 Hawkhill NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 191.

Geo. Rae, 9 Tay Street Lane Peter Brown, 105 Princes St. A. Roberts, 80 Albert Street Wm. Brown, 44 Scouringburn Wm. Sliand, 15 Seatield Road Mrs Brown, 158 Scouringburn Geo. Sibbald, Lower Crescent Mrs A. Bi'own, 91 Nethergate James Smart, Small's Lane MarthaBrown, 109 Prhices St. Charles Stewart, 187 Seagate Mrs Burton, 103 Cowgate Wm. Stewart, Barrack Park John Calder, 145 Hilltown James Tait, Tait's Lane Jas. Cameron, 56 Blackscroft Wm. Taylor, 210 Perth Road Wm. Campbell, 3 U.Pleasance "\Vm. Tliomson, Rosefield Alex. Chalmers, 59 Scouringb. A. Ure, 29 Constitution Street David Christie, 59 Hawkhill J. Wilkie, Binns of Blackness Jas. Christie, 230 Overgate Peter Yule, Coldside Robt. Clark, 123 Cowgate Wm. Clark, 13 Dud. Crescent GAS FITTERS. ]\Irs Cooper, 27 Blackscroft (See Plumbers Tinsmiths.) and Geo. CouUie, 12 Crichton St. GLAZIERS. John Coupar, 4 Peter Street Elizabeth Coupar, 62 Overgate Wm. Hean, 110 Murraygate Wm. Davidson, 207 Hilltown Jas. Knight jun., 5 Cowgate Thos. Davie, 40 Arbroath Ro. George Ower, 42 Overgate Wm. Dawson, 17 Lilybank James Smellie, 213 Overgate Dav. Dewar, 35 Scouringburn GLOVERS. Mrs Dickson, 27 Overgate George Rough, 5 High Street Thos. Doig, 27 U. Pleasance Jas. Stewart, 78 Hig-h Street John Donald, 234 Hawkhill D. Donaldson, 25 Small's Wd. GROCERS. D. Donaldson, 71 Cowgate James Aitken, 83 Blackscroft A. Douglas, 34 Up. Pleasance John Allan, 27 Dud. Crescent Alex. Dow, 43 Hawkhill Andrew Anderson, 4 Black- J. & A. DufFus, 36 West Port ness Road James Easson, 14 Princes St. John Archer, 183 Overgate J. Easson, 70 Blackness Road Mrs Arklay, 55 Hilltown Robert Easson, 27 Union St., Peter Baird, 180 Plawkhill and 31 Perth Road David Baldy, 41 West Port Mrs Easson, 133 Hawkhill Charles Beatt, 24 Seagate Wm. Elder, 49 Hawkhill James Bell, 49 Overgate Jas. Fairweather, 34 King St. Mrs Bell, 72 Princes Street W. Farquharson,81 Scouringb. . Henry Blair, 115 Overgate E. Farquharson, 1 Blackscroft Omar Boyd, 142 Scouringburn John Fleming, 1 Exchange St. Thos. Boyd, 30 & 32 King St. Wm. Fleming, 10 Crichton Jas. Brewster, 115 Scouringb. Street, and 63 Perth Road David Brown, 28 Scouringburn James Eraser, 42 Albert St. James Brown, 64 Blackscroft John Gellatley, 157 Perth Ro. 192- DUNDEE DIRECTOEY.

Robert Guthrie, 62 Princes St. Alex, Matthew, 22 Princes St, J. Hay, 3 Church Lane Jas. Maxwell, 30 Gellatly St. John Hood, 12 Yeaman Shore David Miller, 3 Exchange St. John Hume, 37 Overgate Miller & Smith, 10 Union St. Alex. Hunter, 59 Overgate Mrs Milne, 66 Hawkhill Robert flutton, 83 Scouringb. Jas. Mitchell, 83 Princes St. Wm. Hutton, 173 Hilltown David Monro, 23 Brown St. David Jackson, 44 Scouringb. Mrs Monro, 26 Hawkhill William James, 114 Hilltown Jas. Morris, 5 Session Street Jean JetFrey, 201 Hawkhill Miss Morris, 62 Scouringburn John Kay, 15 Wellgate Wm. Morrison, 22 Gellatly St. Thomas Kay, 53 West Port Wm. Murdoch, 60 Nethergate (ir. & D. Kemlo, 6G Scouringb. David Neave, 95 Seagate David Kerr, 102 Princes St. Wm, NicoU, 52 Wellgate C. Kidd, 32 Lower Pleasance J. Ogilvie, 44 Constitution St. Creorge Kidnay, 73 Hilltown Hay Ower, 89 Perth Road John Kinnear, 14 West Port David Peters, 50 West Port John Lamb, 74 Hawkhill Thos. Phin, 7 Hunter Street Paul Lamb, 72 Hawkhill Robert Rae, 190 Seagate

Silvester Lamie, 50 Ann Street John Rattray, 1 8 Constitution John Lamond, 19 N. Tay St. Road J. Langlands,21 U. Pleasance Mrs C. Rattray, 113 Scour- Thos. Lawson, 125 Hawkhill ingburn Thos. Limond, 4 Temple Lane George Rennie, 54 Gellatly St. James Lindsay, 72 Scouringb. Peter Ritchie, 29 Bucklemaker John Lindsay, 50 Seagate Wynd Robt. Lindsay, 18 Ann Street Alex, Robertson, 4 Thomson's Mrs Low, 150 Hilltown Lane, West Port James M'Avoy, 150 Overgate D. Robertson, 137 Hawkhill Dun. M'Farlane, 113 Hillto^vn Joseph Robertson, 96 Princes James M'Intosh, 4 Hawkhill Street R. M'Intosh, 34 Barrack St. Wm. Robertson, grocer, 216 Thos. Mackay, 182 Hawkhill Hilltown (t. M'Kenzie, 4 Thorter Row Mrs Robertson, 206 Overgate Wm. M'Kenzie, 224 Hawkhill Alex. Rodger, 87 Hilltown P. M'Kenzie, 8 Thorter Row Mrs Rodger, 122 Princes St, Wm. M'Laren, 71 King Street Jas, Saunders, 58 King Street John M'Neil, 212 Hilltown Chas, Scobbie, 63 Scouringb. Peter M'Nicoll, 46 West Port Jas. Scott, 6 Thomson's Lane James Marshall, 134 Hawkhill Wm. Scott, 30 Murraygate J. Marshall, 100 Nethergate Mrs Scott, 27 Hilltown Robt. Martin, 24 and 26 Al- Miss Shearers, 36 Hilltown bert Street Jas. Shepherd, 1 Horsewater John Mathewson, 139 Overg. Wynd, Scouringburn NAMKS AND PROFKSyiONS. in

S. Shepherd, 80 Murraygate Jas. Wilson, 5 Annficld Road James Sherwood, 8 Union St., Thos. Wilson, 18 Murraygate Maxwelltown Elizabeth Wishart, 82 Cowg. Ed. Simpson, 140 Hawkhill Alex. Young, 58 Hilltown Mrs Simpson, 21 B. Ferry Ro. Wm. Young, 40 King Street Thos. Simson, 111 Murrayg. Isabella Young, 1 Castle Court •In. Skene, 20 Commercial St. GROCERS & SPIRITDEALEE3. W. H. Small, 38 Castle Street Alex. Smith, 1 Dud. Crescent Mrs Adam, 219 Hnitown Alex. Smith, 5(j Princes Street Mrs Ambrose, 21 Nelson St. George Smith, 69 Wellgate Mrs Anderson, 56 Wellgate Hugh Smith, 65 Princes Street Helen Anderson, 79 Pertlillo. James Smith, 130 Overgate James Baillie, 133 and 135, Jas. Smith, 138 Scouringburn Princes Street David Spalding, 43 Rosebank AYm. Banks, 59 Murraygate Street Mrs William Banks, 1 Soap Jas. Spence, 21 Hunter Street Work Lane Jas. Stark, 20 Dalltield Walk Alex. Baxter, 93 Scouringburn Andrew Steele, 8 West Port Joseph Baxter, 155 Seagate Robert Stevenson, 6 Buckle- Thomas H. Baxter, 95 Mur- maker Wynd raygate Geo. Stewart, 103 Perth Road Mrs Baillie, 14 Commercial St. R.Stewart, 12 George's Place Thomas Black, 2 Hawkhill Wm. Stewart, 16 King Street Jas. Bonella, 23 Buekleraaker J. & R. Stewart, 9 Princes St. Wynd Mrs Stewart, 126 Princes St. John Boyle, 48 Ann Street Elizabeth Stewart, 161 Seag. Mrs Boyle, 33 Cotton Road Jas. Sturrock, 53 Hawkhill David Boyter, 45 Hawkhill Mrs Taylor, 32 Seagate Jas. Brodie, 42 Princes Street Thos. Thomson, 51 Wellgate James Brown, 147 Hilltown I). Thornton, 49 West Port Mrs C. Brown, 88 Princes St. David Tindall, 75 Princes St. James Buchan, 45 Overgate Jas. Todd, 20 Seatield Road Thomas Buchan, 29 Overgate Jn. Turnbull, 40 L. Pleasance Robt. Bulk, 52 Blackness Road Robt. Urquhart, 48 Hawkhill Mrs Burns, 30 Bucklemaker William Walker, 40 Buckle- Wynd maker Wynd G. S.'Butter, 48 Barrack St. David Watson, 167 Seagate John Calder, 272 Hilltown Mrs Westwood, 6 Scouringb. William Calder, 51 Hilltown And. Whitelaw, 92 Scouringb. John Campbell, 34 West Port. Geo. Whittington, 48 Seagate James Cant, 60 Hilltown Wm. AVliyte, 31 Albert Street Geo, Cathro, 113 Perth Road Alex. AVilson, 179 Hilltown John Chalmers, 23 Union St., Jas. Wilson, 2 Scouringburn Maxwelltowu 194 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Charles Christie, 154 Murray- George R. How, 3 Crichton St. gate and Panmure Street And. Hughes, 2 West Port Wm, Christie, 14G Hawkhill Guy Hughes, 105 Hilltown J as. Clark, 20 Bucklemaker C. Hutcheson, 8 Yeaman Shore Wynd Mrs Hutton, 208 Seagate Dun. Conacher, 218 Overgate •John K. Irons, 71 Wellgate Qeo. Couper, 134 Princes St. WiUiam Jeffers, 103 Buckle- •lames Couper, 206 Hawkhill maker Wynd Jas. Cowans, 148 Mui-raygate Mrs T. Justice, 43 West Port .Tohn Cowans, 22 High Street David Kemp, 29 Wellgate and 126 Overgate Alex. Laird, 125 Hilltown .Tas. Cowper, 98 Princes Street James Lamb, 105 Cowgate Mrs Craig, 50 Scouringburn Alexander Lindsay, 34 Lower Jas. Crighton, 2 Rose Street Pleasance Thos. Crombie, 83 Nethergate Thos. Lindsay, 24 Ann Street Arthur Crowlie, 122 Hawkhill Alex. Lyall, 162 Overgate Kd. Cumming, 44 Ann Street Peter Lyall, 56 Blackness Ro. John Davidson, 6 Den's Road G. M'Arthur, 189 Hawkhill Robt. Davidson, 38 Scouringb. Peter M'Arthur, 7 Hawkhill •John Deuchars, 141 Perth Ro. W. M'Donald, 72 Blackscroft George Dick, 48 West Port W. M'Donald, 1 Cotton Road Agnes Doig, 98 Hawkhill Thomas M'Ewan, 49 do, Alex. Donaghey, 39 Hawkhill Jas. M'Glashan, 22 Bell Street Robt. Duff, 68 Scouringburn P. M'Gregor, 42 Blackness Ro. Mrs Duncan, 16 Small's Wynd John M'Kay, 19 Princes St Alex. Easson,95 Scouringburn Mrs C. M'Lauchlan, 95 Wm, Elasson, 115 Murraygate Bucklemaker Wynd Agnes Easson, 178 Hawkhill James M'Leod, 20 Scouringb. Wm. Edward, 76 Princes St. D. M'Pherson, 108 do. Mrs Edward, 93 King Street Peter M'Rostie, 56 Overgate David Feathers, 47 Union St. David Mann, 92 Princes St. and 19 Yearaan Shore Stewart Mann, 116 Cowgate Wm. Ferguson, 111 Hilltown David Martin, 100 Cowgate Alex. Fleming, 117 Hilltown David Mathew, 132 Hawkhill Mrs P\-aser, 67 Hawkhill Robert Mathew, 118 and 120 Patrick Gardiner, 23 Overgate Princes St. David Gellatly, 51 West Port S. Matthew, 81 Seagate John Gordon, 90 King Street John Melville, 113 Scouringb. Stewart Gordon, 9 and 11 Ann A. Menzies, 27 Small's Wynd Street, Maxwelltown Jas. Menzies, 19 Hunter St. Alexander Grimmond, 6 Fish James Millar, 94 King Street Street and 5 Butcher Row John Miller, 26 High Street W^illiam Hay, 62 Hilltown Patrick Milne, 42 Wellgate Hugh Higgins, 131 Perth Ro. A. Mitchell, 152 Scouringb. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 195

Mrs M. Mitchell, 76 King St. John Thomson, 71 Perth Road I

John Moncur, 73 Perth Road I Wm. White, 8 William Street David Morrison, 127 and 129 John H. C. Whitton, 185 Cowgate Scouringburn John Morrison, 78 Blackscroft A. J. Wighton, 7 Hilltown J. R. Mudie, 48 Murraygate Jas. Wighton, 141 Hawkhill William Myles, 227 HawkhiU William Wighton, 1 Hilltown H. Nicholson, 19 Hilltown D. & S. Wilkie, 58 Princes St. David Nicoll, 94 Blackscroft Chas. Young, 80 King Street Robert Nicoll, 9 Dudhope St. Jas. Young, 52 Princes Street i[rs Oliver, 19 Rose Street Mrs Margaret Young, Manor James Petrie, 33 Wellgate Place, Perth Road Peter Phillips, 203 Hawkhill Margaret Young, 160 Overg. John Prain, 198 Hawkhill Robert Younger, 26 Crichtoa R. Rattray, 68 Blackness Ro. Street and 1 Greenmarket Rattray's Store, 16Scomnngb. Robert Reddell, 42 Hilltown HABERDASHERS. James Ritchie, 158 Hawkhill (See DraperS.J D. Robertson, 130 Murraygate W. Robertson, 46 Murraygate HAIRDRESSERS. Robertson & Brown, 42 High Thomas Allan, 25 Murraygate Street James Allan & Son, 11 and "Francis Rollo, 61 Albert St. and 14 Crichton Street John Ross, 8 Commercial St. A. Anderson, 81 Hilltown Mrs B. Ross, 44 King Street Thomas Bell, 45 West Port W. Saunders, 144 Murraygate Alex. Cameron, 37 Princes St. Charles Scott, 15 Hilltown W. Donaldson, 80 Scouringb. Daniel Scott, 4 Scouringburn Robert Guthrie, 19 St Roque"s J. Scrymgeour, 71 Scouringb. Lane ^[rs Sivewright, 224 Overgate D. Henderson, 183 Scom"ingb, John Small, 62 King Street Daniel Innes, 3 Murraygate Joshua Smith, 19 Dudhope St. Jas. Lawrence, 2 Yeaman Sh, J. & J. Smith, 1 Soap Work Wm. Leighton, 9 Barrack St, Lane Alex. Lesslie, 48 Wellgate J. Soutar, 116 Scouringburn James Lemon, 65 Wellgate W. Speed, 143& 145PerthRo. John Low, 15 Seagate Jas. Steele, 3 Shore Terrace James Marshall, 174 IlawkluU- And. Stewart, 204 Perth Road Alex. Morgan, 184 Overgate David Stewart, 1 Maryfield Robert Muir, 6 Seagate John Stewart, 12 and 14 Hun- James Neil, 102 Murraygate ter Street Alex. Patterson, 35 Castle St. John Stewart, 95 Plilltown William Phillips, 34 Hawkhill Margaret Stewart, 1 Stobswell David Reid, 199 Hilltown John Taylor, 20 Hawkhill John Reid, 111 Seagate J

106 DUNDEE DrRKCtORV

William Sturrock, 76 Cowgate Thos. Chalmers, 37 Nethcrg. Alex. Urquhart, 220 0vergate David Davidson, 3 St Cle- Jarnes Wighton, 19 Hawkhill ment's Lane A. Dingwall, 4 Idvies' Street Alex. Hutcheson, 6 High St. thuiios Lennox. 3 Nethergate Geo. Ireland, 3 Dud. Crescent James Millar, 2 lieform Street •las. ^['Intvre, 25 Long Wvnd lleiiry Oliver, 28 Union i^treet WiUiam Methven, 3 St Cle- IMiss Tavlor. 25 Nethergate ment's Lane

.1 ohn Tullocli, 79 Higli'Street •Tames Miln, Stewart's Court! Mrs Tullocli, .31 High Street David Milne, 168 Overgate and 65 Murrav2:ate •Tohn Mitchell. 7 Dock Street ,1. & J. Wilson,T6EeformSt. David Moir, 20 Session Street John Nicoll, 16 Burnhead [lACKLE-iFAKERS. David Shepherd, 1 P'enton St. Thus. Child, 51 Eeform Street •Tames Skeene, 19 Pole Park

."I ohn Miller & Son, 7 Park Road Entry, Temple Lane Worrall, liallam, & Co.. Wil- INSURANCE BROKERS AND lison Street AGENTS. (See Directory, images 14, 1.5. H(1S[ERS. 16, and 20.; .[ohn Bain, 20 Miirraygate ,Iohn Crowlie, 45 and 47 Perth IRONFOUNDEKS. lload (See Engineers.) David Dick, 71 High Street Fraser & Cleland, 54 Scour- IRON & METAL MERCHANTS. ingburn A. T. Anderson, 9 Dock St. WmT Gellatly, 28 Nethergate Kidd & M'Pherson, 18 Overg. E. Les.slie, 15 j\ [array gate Jas. S. Lithgow, 22 Dock St. William Lister, 70 and 72 •T. R, Nicoll, 5 Commercial St. King Street Thomas Nicoll, 23 and 25 D. Macgi-egor, 4 Perth Road Yeaman Shore •lames Petrie, 37 West Port George A. PattuUo, 14 and 16 Geo. Robertson, 40 Overgate Trades' Lane •lames Scott, 13 Princes Street William Robertson & Co., 36 Wm. Thomson, 79 Scouringb. Castle Street George Stephen, 29 Castle St. HOTEL, INN, AND TAVERN KEEPERS. IRONMONGERS &- HARDWARE Directory, (See page 21. MERCHANTS. HOUSE FACTORS. James Fleming, 5 Overgate •James Butchart, 12 Parker's W. B. Johnson, 38 West Port Court, William Street Kidd & M'Pherson, 18 Overg. -

NAMKS AND PROFESSIONS. 197

Alex. Lawson, 25 High Street John Robertson, 4 Wostfield .1. & D. Lawson, 57 Murrayg. Place J. M'Artney, 31 West Port Wm. Stewart, Carswell Lane M'Laren & Grandy, 111 Over- Alex. Taylor, 23 Long Wynd gate LODGINGHOUSE-KEEPERS, James Murray, 9 and 11 High Street, and Victoria Dock Mrs Aitken, 31 Reform Street Wm. Murray, 92 Murraygate Mrs Ambrose, 106 Pitcairn's G. H. Nicoil, 38 Overgate Court George Scott, 3 High Street Mrs Anderson, 14 St Andrew's George Stephen, 29 Castle St. Street John Watson, 21 High Street Mrs Balfour, 2 Temple Lane Mrs Birrell, 48 Union Street JKWKLLERS, GOLD AND ]\Irs Bowman, 77 Nethergate SILVERSMITHS. Miss Bowman, 30 Reform St. fiS'ee also Clochmakers.) Mrs Burns, 43 Castle Street John Austen, 23 Nethergate Mrs David Chaplen, Morgan's James Buchan, 1 High Street, Buildings, 125 Nethergate and 1 Castle Street Christian Crockatt, 6 Bain S([. Mrs W. Constable, 7 High St. Mrs Cruickshank, 14 Green Gilruth Brothers, 52 do. market Alex. Sinclair, 24 Nethergate Mrs C. Dmibar, 10 Yeaman It. H. Thomson, 35 Reform St. Shore Mrs Easson, 32 Constitution LEATHER MERCHANTS, Road CURRIERS, AND TANNERS. Mrs Eason, 27 Milnbank Thos. Aitken, 174 Overgate Miss Farquharson, 43 Castle Peter Balfour, 1 Vault Street James Boak & Co., 58 Bar- Mrs Ferguson, 1 Tay Street rack Street Mrs W. Foreman, 38 Castle St. .H. Henderson, 40 Meadowside Mrs Finlay, 24 Gellatly Street • J. Macduft", 3 Fleuchar Craig Mrs Fitchet, 54 Seagate William Reid, 8 Westfield Mrs Fleming, 3 King Street Peter Saunders, 25 Mid Street Mrs Fleming, 32 Castle Street David Scott, Dudhope Mrs Greig, 27 Cowgate Geo. Tawse, Stobswell Road Mrs Hanton, 3 Peter Street Mrs J. Hendry, 43 Yeaman LtVERV STARLERS, POSTING, Shore AND COACH HIRERS. Mrs Inverarity, 144 Seagate George Crammond, 58 Seagate Mrs Jack, 74 Seagate David Hobb, 34 and 36 Castle Mrs Johnston. 32 Castle St. Street Mrs Kidd, 3 Castle Lane Mrs Mellows, 43 Perth Road Mrs C. Langlands, Gowau's Thos. Mitchell, Yeaman Shore Court, 229 Overgate 198 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Mrs M'Donald, US. Union St. Mary Clark, 20 George's Place Mrs A. Mackay, 10 Milnbank Ann Crabb, 17 Brown Street Road Mrs Gray, Key's Close Mrs Jas. Marshall, 14 Green- Key & Mulloch, 6 Rankine's mavket Court Mrs Maxton, 40 Union Street William Kidd, 28 Burnhead Model Lodging-house for Ann Scott, 19 Murraygate Males, 97 Overgate Mrs Smith, 37 Cowgate Model Lodging-house for Fe- Mrs Wilson, 10 Tindal's Wynd males, 69 Scouringburn Misses Moon, 37 Union Street MANUFACTURERS. Mrs Murray, 30 Seagate David Allan, 4 Sugarhonse Mrs J. Paterson, 29 Union St Wynd J\Irs Patterson, 3 Tay Street Georgeli. Baxter, William St. Mrs Peter, 27 Cowgate John C. Baxter, Maxwelltown Mrs Preston, Gellatly 38 " St. Mrs J. Baxter, 25 Bernard St. Mrs Reid, 144 Seagate James Beharie, 14 Rose St. Mrs Robertson, 24 Crichton St. Wm. Behan-ie, Constable St. Mrs John Robertson, 17 St William Bett, Chapelshade Andrews Street Works Mrs G. Ronaldson, 37 Union Alexander Blackie & Sons, Street Dudhope Park, 28 Cowgate Elizabeth Shepherd, 67 Overg. Thomas Brough, Peep-o'- Day Mrs A. Small, 43 Castle Street Lane Miss Smart, 14 Barrack Street James Brown, 37 Cowgate Mrs Smellie, 91 Seagate J. & W. Brown, 20 Wellgate Mrs David Smith, Morgan's David Butchart, 89 Cowgate Buildings, 125 Nethergate Alexander Chalmers, 38 and Mrs Stephen, 33 Seagate 40 Cowgate Mrs Stewart, 13 Queen Street Peter Chalmers, 29 Annfield Mrs Thomson, Rankine's Ct. Road Mrs A. Webster, 40 Union St. Charles Clark, 229 Overgate Mrs Whitton, 2 St Margaret's James Couper, 9 West Wynd Close Cox Brothers, 30 St Andrews INIrs Wilson, 2 Doig's Court Street John Cunningham, 17 Cotton ]\IANGLE- KEEPERS. Road Jane Anderson, 32 Tay Street William Crosthwaite, 31 St Mrs Armstrong, 63 do. Andrews Street Mary Balbirnie, 19 Murrayg. James Doig, Hawkhill MrsBallantyne, 28 Constitu- James Donald & Sons. 3 Con- tion Road par's Alley, Wellgate Mrs Barnet, 17 Cotton Road Rt. Donaldson, 170 Hawkhill Mrs Calvert, 41 do. Alex. Easson, Cotton Roa^ NAMES AND I'ROFKSSIONS. 199

.lohn Ewari, 36 Cowgate Alex. Moncur, Watt Street AVilliam Fergusson & Sons, Bruce Morison, 73 Cowgate 2 Panmure Street John Morrison, 7 Union St., D. H. Fleming, 183 Hilltown Maxwelltown P. Fleming, 25 Bell Street Lane R. Myles, 56 St Andrews St. Jos. Gibson, 7 Rosebank Road A. Neish & Co., 4 Ladywoll William Gibson, Union Place Lane D. & W. Gibson, Maxwellt. James Neish, Heathfield Fac- Gilroy Brothers & Co., Pan- tory, Hawkhill mure Street David Nicoll, 12 Well Road John Glass & Son, 36 Albert Alex.Ogilvy & Sons, 11 Shore Street Joseph Grimond, 16 Eliza- John Ogilvy & Co., 40 Rose- beth Street, Maxwelltown bank Street Thos. Hohnes, 7 Seafield Road J. & R. Ower, 6 West AVynd James Irons, Bellfield Lane A. & A. Pirie, 32 Cowgate Wm. L. Kinmond,13 Cowgate James Prain, 31 Park Wynd Kinmond & Hill, 6 Cowgate J. Rattray, 7 Miln's E. Wynd David Kyd, 3 Rosebank Lane Thomas Reid, 17 Park AVynd John & A. Laing, 2 St An- James Reid & Son, 193 Scour- drew's Street ingburn James S. Laird, 15 Queen St. Andrew Robertson, Cowgate Alex. Lamb, Lamb's Lane William Samson, 99 Hilltown James Lawson, Blackness Ro. H. Samson & Son, 1 Jamaica Wm. Lawson, 20 Long W_ynd Sti-eet Alexander Leask, 25 St An- Saunders & Grimond, 13 Mea- drews Street dow Street j

John Lindsay, 266 Hilltown ' James Scott, 8 Mid AVynd J. Livingston, ForebankRoad AA'm. Scott jun., 19 Forebank

Alexander Low, 17 Cowgate i Road Peter Lowden, Peter's Court John Sime & Co., 32 Black- I i Son, ness John Lowson & 119 Mur- j Road

raygate ' Jas. Smleton, 1 Queen Street

Chas. Lucas & Co., 128 Seag. ! D. Smith, 34 St Andrews St. James Luke, 5 Bain Square Peter Smith, 153 Hawkhill j D. M'Leish, 12 Bernard St. Stewart Spence, Cotton Road

Jos. Martin, 62 Constable St. I David Stark, 26 Bucklemaker George Miller, LTnion Place AVynd [ David Mills, 26 Rosebank St. Andrew Storrier, 30 Cowgate I James Mills, 39 Cowgate Jas. Sturrock, 22 Ann Street John & A. Mills, 39 Cowgate James Taws & Sons, 171 Hillt. John Moffat, 27 Cowgate P. Thomson, 316 Perth Road Alex. Moir, 48 Blackscroft AV. & D. Thomson, Taylor's John Moir, 18 St Andrews St. Lane —

§00 DUNDEE DIRECTOEY,

James Todd, 122 Seagate David Lyell, 43 & 45 Tay St. J. Waddell, 3 Wilkie's Lane G. Macbain, 11 Overgate ,(. & H. Walker, 19 Colgate John Malcolm, 3 Barrack St. Alex. J. Warden, 34 St An- Jas. Maxwell, 21 Castle Street drews Street William Monro, 7 Tay Street Juhn Whitton, 37 Hilltown Adam Moon, 2 Union Street W. Will, 16 Dudhope Street John Mudie, 4 Bain Square J. Young, Anderson's Entry Matthew Nimmo, 27 Tay St. J. Young, 57 Union Street Pat. Nimmo, 15 S. Tay Street G. M. Osborne, 142 Murrayg. MARBLE- CUTTERS. Geo. Paton, 5 St Andrews St. Thos. Innes, Meadow Road W. C. Saunders, 57 Cowgate John M'Laren, 51 Nethergate .\. B. Spence, 6 Shore Terrace Alex. Webster, 140 Netherg. MASONS (See Builders). Thomas T. Wingett, Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum MAST, BLOCK, AND PUMP MAKERS. MERCHANTS. Thos. Clark, East Harbour A & J. Adie, Panmure Street Thos. Clark, Victoria Dock James Alexander, 49 Cowgate Penman & Taylor, E. Dock St. Thomas Alexander, Bruce's Entry, Wellgate MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Alexander Anderson, 23 St AVm. Aitken, 23 Nethergate Andrews Street David Anderson, 17 King St. David D. Anderson, 23 St James Arrott, 19 King Street Andrews Street Alex. Bell, 104 Nethergate John C. Anderson, 5 Coupar's Robert Bell, Spring Grove Alley, Wellgate Eben. J. Brown, 39 Tay Street Patrick Anderson, 21 King St. James Christie, 8 Tay Street George Armitstead, 2 Pan- Alex. Cocliran, 88 Nethergate mure Street James Cochran, 16 Seagate Edward Baxter, 1 King Street Robert Cocks, 25 Tay Street Wm. E. Baxter, 1 do. Samuel Cockburn, 43 Union St William Baxter, EUangowan John Crichton, 31 Tay Street Baxter Brothers & Co., 11 Dr Crockatt, 188 Perth Road King Street Jas. Drummond, 21 Overgate Thomas Bell. 131 Murraygate Alex. Duncan, 128 Nethergate J. IL & A. Bell, 131 do. Peter Gardner, 15 Meadow St. Andrew Benvie, 37 Cowgate Wm. L. Gibson. 126 Netherg. And. Benvie jun., 37 Cowgate John Gray, 12 Murraygate Miller Berrie, Queen Street John S. Kyle, 54 Seagate John Bett. 8 Meadow Street Rubt. Langlands. 46 Wellgate James H. Black, 117 Cowgate

John Lothian, 7 N'ietoria Sc|^. Winiam Blakev. 16 Dock St. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 201

.fas. Boyd, 32 Sugarhonse Wd. Jas. Horsburgh, Panmure St. Samuel Brodie, 3 King Street James G. Horsburgh, Cou- Alex. R. Brown, 71 High St. par's Alley, Wellgate And. Brown junr., 71 do. George L. Hynd, 21 Cowgate - . D. B. Brown, 12 Bain Square Cliarles Israll, 29 Cowgate Jas. Brown & Son, 53 Cowgate George Jameson, 1 Bain Sq. Jus. Burns, 173 Scouringburn Jaff^ Brothers, 29 Cowgate George Burnett, 31 Cowgate Wm. Johnston, Panmure St.

..J Edward Caird, 59 Cowgate Peter Kerr, 18 Dock Street Wm. Clark, 23 Exchange St. George Key, 2 Panmure Street ^ Alex. Cameron junr., 35 Cowg. John Leadbetter & Co., 37 James M. Campbell, Wormit Meadowside Alex. Christie, 18 Hilltown Andrew Lindsay, 10 Baltic St.

Cochrane & Co., 42 St An- J. C. Lindsay, 16 Dock Street ^ drews Street Lipman & Co., 15 Cowgate "^ y William Collier, 2 Panmure St. Jeiin Lowson & Son, 119 William Crockatt junr. Murraygate J. Dalgety, 142 Nethergate George J. Lyon & Co., 1 St Don Brothers & Co., 12 Bain Andrews Street Square •Tames M'Gavin, 7 Cowgate Thomas Douglas, 53 Cowgate Robert M'Gavin,, 7 Cowgate Robert Duff, 83 Seagate Mackenzie, Raiifeay, & Co., John Duncan, 41 St Andrews 23 Cowgate Street David Martin & Co., 10 Bain Peter Duncan, 10 Peter Street Square V Allan Edward, Panmure Street John Miller, 5 Bain Square A. & D. Edward & Co., 27 Robert Miln, Peter's Court Cowgate T. W. Miln, PanmtH-^ Street -<, W. P. Fairweather, 10 St Alex. Milne, Milne's WestWd. Andrews Street Francis Molison, 21 King St. A. B. Glenday, 21 St Andrews D. & J. Moncur, 45 Cowgate Street Moon, Rainey, & Co., Dock G. & A. Gordon, Panmure St. Street James Gray, 31 Murraygate Patrick Murison, 12 Trades' And. Greigjun., Dock Street Lane J. & R. Guild, 9 Dock Street Thomas Neish, 2 Bain Square James Guthrie, 22 St An- Geo. Hair Newall, 55 Cowgate drews Street NicoU & Webster, 155 Seagate Ifaddon & Paterson, 50 St Chas. Norrie, 29 Meadowside Andrews Street Wm. Ogilvy, 48 St Andrews David Hendry jun., 37 Mea- Street dowside John Paton jun., 8 St An- >( r. & D. Henry, Panmure St. drews Street R. G. Holden, 87 Seagate taton & Fleming, 15 Cowgate 20-2 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

James Pennycook, 16 Trades' MID-WIVES. Lane Mrs Butter, 11 Blackscroft David Peter, 14 Bain Square Mrs M'Donald, George's Place David Petrie, 23 St Andrews Mrs M'Dougall, 6 Scott's Close Street Mrs Proctor, 14 Union Street R. D. Pryde, 12 Commercial Mrs Robertson, 44 High St. Street li. P. ll^e & Co., 51 St An- MILL & FACTORY MANAGERS. drews Street John AUardice, W llalley's Mill \Vm. W. Renny, 3 King Street William Bell, W. Ogilvie's Mill Rt. Berry, W. Fergusson & Sons' 5IiU .John llitchie, Blackness Road James Bovd, J Sharpe & Son's Mill J as. Rowan, 13 St Andrews St. P. M. Braid, Kinmond & Hill's Mill Wm Carrie, A. & D. Edward & Co.'s O.J. Rowland, 23 Cowgate Mill And. Roxburgh, 101 Seagate Robert Chalmers, Baxter Brothers & James Small, Temple Lane Co.'s Mill .\ndrpw Crighton. A. Leask's Mill James Small jun., 32 St An- John CroU, .1. & II Walker's Mill drews Street Peter Davie. W. & C Boyack's Mill James Dryden, .7. & A. Laing's Poft'or Robt. Small, St Andrews Place Loom Factory Wm. Small, St Andrews Place Robert FinlaV, James Neish's Mill David tireenhill, A. GHthvie's Mill David Smith, 1 St Andrews St. James Greenhill, John Duncan's Mill James Smith, 107 Cowgate Wm. Greenhill, R. Stnrrock's Mill Silvester Smith, 4 Panmure St. James Hovell, A J. Biiist's Mill William Ivirkaldy, A. Leask's Power- Henry Smith & Co., 47 Cowg. Loom Factoi-v James Soot, 27 Cowgate Jas. M'Intosh, J. & W. Brown's Milt James Malcolm, P. Kinmond's Mills Jas.Spankie & Co., 7 tJowgate Samuel Mathers, A. & D. Edward & \Vm. Strong, 20 Dock Street Co.'s Mill Robert Sturrock, Ramsay Mill Alex. Maxwell, Chas. Chalmers's Mills James Miller, Gilroy Brothers S; Co.'s and 2 Bain Square Mill JohnThain, 29 Exchange St. Robert Mitchell, John Mitchell's MiU 22 Adam Moir, Baxter Brothers & Co.'s George Thoms, St Andrews Power-Looms Place Thomas Muir, J. Henderson's Mill J as. Thoms, 13 Meadow Street John Mustard, A. & J Adie's Mill James Petrie. Alex. Berric's Mill John Todd, Sj'dney Place Peter Reid, John Birse's Mill Geo. TurnbuU, 3 King Street Angus Robertson, James Luke's Mill James Scott, William Wallace, 51 Cowgate C. Smith's Mill David Scrimgeour, Brown & Miller's .lames Watson & Son, 30 Ex- Mill change Street John Sheilds, Kinmond's Power-Loom Factory James Watt, 131 Murraygate James Small, J. Taws & Son's Mill Jas. Watt jun., 13 Dock Street William Smith, J. H. Blakev s Mill Alex. Taws, A. & D. Edward & Co.'s Robert Webster, 9 Castle St. Mill .lames W^hitton, 37 Hilltown George Taylor, G. & J. Ireland's Mills Geo. WMlife, 10 ForebankRo. William Webster, Alex. Low's Mill William Wiongham, Panmure MILLINER.S. Street (See Dressmakers.) j

NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. ^03

MUSICIANS. T. M'Ewan, 78 Scouringburn Matthe-w, 131 Princes St. James Angus, 54 Ann Street J. Alex. I'irie, 17 Crichton St, John Angus, 10 Bonnybank David Pirie, 21 Crichton St. Peter Cramb, 28 Murraygate Robertson & Jollift'e, 16 Union (I. J. Melvin, 38 Feter Street Street Dun. Palmer, 23 Gellatly St. Wm. Stewart, 55 Nethergate Jas. Peannan, Mount Pleasant T. & J. Wallace, 106 Netherg. G. Spindler, 20 Reform St. W. William Young, 72 Seagate MUSIC AND MUSICAL PAWNBROKERS. INSTRUMENT SELLERS. David Archer, 1 Meadow St. Allan, 6 A'ictoria Sq. Wm. S. Caledonian Loan Company, llenrv Brown, 45 High Street 166 Overgate James Chalmers, 10 Castle St. Dundee Loan Office & Gene- W. Y. Johnston, Edinburgh ral Saleroom, 18 Nethergate A. J . Wighton, 7 Hilltown James Gilbert, 6 Bain Square John Wilson, 18 Nethergate Peter M'Glinchy, 5 Meadow Ni:\VSPAPEKS. Entry Miller, 152 Overgate (Se-e Directory, page 30. Margaret Alex. Mitchell, 4 West Port NURSERY, SEEDSMEN, AND Geo. O'Farrell, 161 Overgate FLORISTS. PERFUMERS. Wm. Anderson, 32 High St. Mills, 28 High Street D. James & Co., 34 Overgate James M. Ritchie, 31 Union Street Wm. Laird, 84 Nethergate James Sprunt, 28 High Street J. Stewart & Sons, 21 do. W. Urquhart & Sons, 16 do. PHYSICIANS. (See Medical Practitioners.) . OPTICIANS.

J). Balerna, 14 Yeaman Shore PLANEMAKERS. Mra J. Bon, 24 East Dock St. John Dryburgli, 42 Murrayg. P. A. Feathers, 10 Dock St. John Welsh, 56 Meadow Close G. Lowden jun., 25 Union St. PLASTERERS. PAINTERS & PAPERHANGERS. John Geekie, Meadowside Robert Cowie, 37 Nethergate David M'Beath & Co., Ward A. W. Eairweather, 27 Well- Road gate Hugh M'Conochie, 52 Bar- Thomas Ferrier, 13 Castle St. rs-ck HtrG6t David Hynd, 43 Dock Street John Patrick, 83 Bell Street A. Lee, 54 St Andrews Street Geo. Robertson, Temple Lane J. Mackav, 26 Meadow Entry James Steel, Meadowside

J . Marshall, 29 Gellatly Street Alex. Tyrie, Meadowside 204 DUNDEE DIRECTOKY.

PIvUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, Thos. Johnston, 249 Overgate AND GASFITTERS. Sinclair M'Donald,79 Hilltown James Cowan, Reform Street A. Mitchelson, 8 Church Lane John C. Low, 14 Union St. George Neilson, 56 West Port Dan. M'Donald, Reform Street Jas. Robertson, 101 Netherg. David Mackie & Co., 15 Mea- Robert Sandeman & Co., 23 dow Entry Exchange Street Alexander Macpherson, East Mrs Smellie, 120 Murraygate Willison Street M. Watson, 122 Nethergate John Robertson, 33 Barrack Street REED-MAKERS AND CAMB- BUILDERS. Thomas Rodger, 33 Seagate William Duncan, Sutherland & Murdoch, 42 63 AVellsate Reform Street Thomas Fyffe, 31 HawkhUl John Thomson, Church Lane George Guild, 12 Elizabeth St. Thos. Milne, 11 Coupar's Alley POULTERERS. Andrew Young, 31 Hawkhill Mrs M'Kenzie, 78 and 80 Ne- thergate ROPE AND SAILMAKERS. Mrs Pow, 20 Crichton Street (Those marked * are Peter Robertson, 35 High St. Sailmakers only.) Mrs Robertson, Fishmarket *David Beat, 23 Greenmarket Mrs Young, 38 Union Street James Bell, 2 Dock Street PRINTERS. James Bell jun., 2 do. J. H. Bulk, 1 Advertiser Office, 3 Overgate do. William Brown, 25 Scouringb. Wm. Cuthbert, Temple Lane F. Dick jun., Seagate Jas. Chalmers, Thoms's Close, 134 79 High Street *R. D. Ferguson, 32 Dock St. William Gilroy, James Duff, 39 High Street Bonnybank Halket John Durham, 49 High Street & Adam, 25 Dock St. William Low, 118 Hilltown Hill & Alexander, Key's Close, Nethergate A. Martin jun., 21 Dock Street John Irvine, 8 Overgate Robert Mitchell, 36 High St. M'Cosh, Park, & Dewars, 62 A. Ogilvy & Sons, 11 Shor^ High Street Terrace John Pirie, 15 Crichton St. PROVISION DEALERS. J. & G. Blyth, 51 Murraygate SADDLERS AND HARNESS- Wm. Cameron, 5 Dock Street MAKERS. John Cathels, 216 Overgate John Arklay, 4 Seagate Wm. Cochrane, 64 Seagate William Bisset, 55 Reform St. John Guillan, 27 and 29 Yea- John Campbell, 7 Nethergate man Shore John Miller, 41 High Street James Holmes, 7 Dudhope St. James Webster, 14 Castle St. NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 205 f^KRV ants' register OFFICES. *Mrs Proctor, 14 Union Street Mi's Falconer, 115 Nethergate Mrs Ross. 22 Rose Street Mrs Mackay, 22 Seagate Mrs Stewart, 77 Nethergate

SHERIFF- OFFICERS. SILVERSMITHS. (See Jewellers.) {See Directory, pp. 9 d- 10.^ SLATERS. SHIP-BROKERS. Cooper & Balbirnie, 5 Mea- (See Directory, payc 16.^ dowside SHIP AND BOAT-EUILDERS. D. & W. Crabb, 15 Brown St. James T. Adamson, Marine Parade Fyffe, Ward Road John Law, 75 Cowgate John Brown, Victoria Dock Robert Lesslle, 25 Hunter St. Caiman & Martin, 2 Marine Parade J. & G. Mitchell, Meadowside P. Rattray, Constitution Road .1. & A. Caiman, East Shore (1. D. Livie, & 18 W. Dock St. SODA-WATER & GINGER.BEEK Alex. Stephen, Marine Parade MAKERS. Tay Shipbuilding Co., Marine Peter Barrie, 74 High Street Parade And. Brodie, 40 Gellatly St. SHIP-CHANDLERS. Pet. Crichton, 56 Murraygate R. Ferguson, 23 Greenmarket SPIRITDEALERS. John Fyffe, 44 & 45 Dock St. (See also Grocers and Spirit- David Hynd, 43 Dock Street dealers, and Wine and S-HIPMASTERS & SHIPOWNERS. Spiritdealers.) (See Shipping List.) Alexander & Adam, 9 Brown SHOEMAKERS. Street AViiliam Allan, 9 Seagate (See Boot & Shoemakers.) John Ajiderson, 21 Hawkhill SHUTTLE-MAKERS. James Baird, 34 Murraygate John Barnie, 29 Hawkhill George Carr, 185 Hilltown Thomas Bathie, 155 Overgate John Ireland, 7 Ireland's Lane James Bauld, (35 Seagate Wm. M'Leod, 38 Union St., Maxwelltown James Beckwith, 13 Bell St. David Bell, 2 Rosebank Street SICK NURSES. Wm. Black, 30 Scouringburn (Those marked * are exclusively Mrs Black, 30 Dock Street Ladies' Nurses.) John 15ownian, 59 Seagate *Mrs Blair, 7 Crichton Street E. Brennan, 11 Brown Street Janet Hunter, 83 Nethergate Andrew Brown, 89 Seagate *Mrs Hutton, 12 Tait's Lane David Brown, 55 Bell Street Mrs Isles, 13 Yeaman Shore John Brown, 82 Hilltown *Mrs Mudie, 14 Murraygate William Brown, 7 Scouringb. DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

I. Bulk, 6 & 8 George's Place John Howie, 87 Princes Street D. Caithness, 23 Meadowside James Hughes, 9 Joint- Stock Wm. Cameron, 50 Blackscroft Buildings Mrs Cameron, 11 Church Lane Jean Jackson, 39 Fish Street George Campbell, New Inn Alexander Jessiman, 15 and Entry 17 Peter Street Francis Cathie, 85 Overgate Donald Kennedy, 60 Seagate Alexander Chalmers, 18 South J. Kirkpatrick, 36 Fish Street Lindsay Street Mrs Livingston, 29 Dock St. James Chalmers, 99 Overgate John M'Arthur, 93 Cowgate Mrs Coupar, 21 Constitution AVm. M'Conochie, 45 Castle Road Street And. Crichton, 5 Thorter Row Wm. M'Culloch, 23 Wellgate John Crichton, 79 Princes St, Jas. M'Donald, 8 Don's Road Wm. Crichton, 34 Castle St. W. M'Gachie, 2 Greenmarket James Crystal, 77 Cowgate Neil M'Gregor, 80 Overgate John Davidson, 76 Hilltown John M'Intosh, 13 Buckle- John Davidson, 1 West Port maker Wynd W. & M. Davidson, 54 Mur- jMrs M'Kenzie, 2 Small's Wd. raygate James M'Lauchlan, 42 and 44 Mrs Devlin, 4 Dock Street Seagate Jean Dewar, 192 Ovei'gate Jn. M'Lauchlan, 47 Wellgate J.& G. Docter, 46 Barrack St. John M'Leish, ,30 Hilltown Charles Donaldson, 14 North John Maclean, 72 Murraygate Tay Street Charles Matthews, 29 Seagate Agnes Dow, 2 Gellatly Street William Meldrum, 61 Seagate Henry Ducat, 126 Overgate Thomas Methven, 28 Seagate Mrs Edward, 109 Cowgate Mrs A. Miller, 4 Gellatly St. Jas. Fair, 32 Princes Street Alex. Miln, 63 King Street Mrs Fairweather, 13 Temple Mrs Mary Milne, 148 Seagate Lane John Moncrieff, 104 Seagate John Fegan, 27 East Dock St. Mrs Moncur, 20 and 22 Yea- James Fyall, 27 Murraygate man Shore George Fyfe, 184 Seagate Thos. Monro, 1 West Dock St. Mrs J. Gall, 13 Scouringburn Alex. Moon, 20 Session Street Mrs Gavine, 37 Castle Street Charles Murray, 15 Exchange Mrs Gibson, 24 Princes Street Street George Glass, 30 Constitution Mrs NicoU, 44 Dock Street Road Jas. Ogilvie, 85 Scouringburn William Graham, 80 Hilltown Wm. Ormsby, 146 do. Lewis Grant, 44 Union Street Henry Paton, 33 Buckle- Alex. Halket, 2 Session Street maker Wynd J. Henderson, 8 Gellatly St. Charles Patterson, 17 St Cle- William Hogg, West Shore ment's Lane (

NAMES A\D PROFESSIONS. 207

John Patterson, 5 Dudhope Mrs J. AVilson, 65 King St. Crescent John Young, 20 W. Dock St. Kobt. Pattie, 40 Dock Street Wm. Young, 14 Couttie's Wd. David Petrie, 38 Seagate Dav. Porter, 128 Murraygate STAY AND CORSET-MAKERS. Robt. Prain, 13 Thorter Row- Janet Airth, 104 Nethergate Alex. Ramsay, 9 Tally Street Mrs Brennan, Tally Street Geo. Reid, 26 Greenmarket Miss Divine, Thorter Row ]Mal. Ritchie, 52 West Port Ann Grant, 243 Overgate Alex. Robertson, 25 Bell St. Mrs Gray, 44 High Street Duncan Robertson, 34 Seagate Mrs Jamieson, 37 Nethergate James Robertson, 1 Albert St. C. Melville, 70 High Street •Fohn Robertson, 41 Castle St. Miss Small, 39 Pligh Street Mrs Robertson, 23 Barrack St. Mrs Young, 31 Reform Street Mrs Robertson, 12 Shore Ter- race STRAW-HAT MAKERS. Mrs Ross, 1 James's Street Misses Brown, 14 Reform St. Mrs Ross, 86 Seagate Miss Clerk, 25 Hawkhill John Rutherford, 26 North Miss G. Hill, 153 Seagate Tay Street Henry Lorimer, 113 Overgate John Scott, 36 Dudhope St. John Lorimer, 87 Nethergate Mrs Scott, 18 Queen Street Misses Young, Marytield Edward Scrivens, 38 Wellgate SURVEYORS Various). Mrs D. Shearer, 29 Fish St. — Anderson Simpson, 184 Hill- James Callen, Fleuchar Craig town D. Crighton, 29 Exchange St, John Sinclair, 23 L. Pleasance James Jack, 3 Thorter Row Peter Small, 4 Greenmarket Wm. Robertson, 13 High St. James Smith, 4 Fish Street AVilliam Scott, 4 Reform St. and 3 Butcher Row James Sime, 6 Murraygate John Smith, 122 Overgate Wm. Smith, 2 West Dock St. TAILORS, AND TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Alex. Stewart, 1 Dock Street Those Tailors & Clothiers J as. Stewart, 20 Barrack St. marked* are Jas. Stewart, 19 & 21 Seagate •J. Anderson, 30 Castle St. Robt. Stewart, 135 Plilltown *Robert Bain, 6 High Street Robt. Stewart, 1 U. Pleasance *Charles Barrie, 78 do. Rook Stewart, 9 West Port G. Baxter, 6 Hospital Park Wm. Stiven, 13 Cotton Road David Beatt, 44 High Street W. Strachan, 23 Nethergate *A. Begg & Sons, 20 High St. Henry Swankie, 14 Seagate Wm. Blair, 135 Scouringburn Thomas Thomson, 176 Overg. J. B. Blyth, 3 Bucklemaker James Watson, 76 Seagate Wynd Mrs Wilson, 18 Rose Street G. Booth, 95 Princes Street 208 DCNDEE DIEECTORY.

t "iharles Browm, Puller's Close R. Mill,31 Bucklemaker Wynd David Brown, 36 Mid Street *Moon, Langlands, & Co., 4 (r. Brown, 29 Scouringburn Union Street Matthew Brown, 29 Wellgate Wm. Nicoll, 6 Peter's Court Peter Brown, 73 High Street Jas. Ogilvie, 51 High Street *WilIiam Brown, 7 Overgate *Robert Pati-ick, 1 Crichton *James Bruce, 3 Union Street Street * Butchart Brothers, 3 and 5 John Patterson, Dver's Close Castle Street Wm. Patterson, 39^High St. William Butter, 210 Hilltown xVlex. Pillans, 48 Hilltown Alex. Cameron, AVest Port John Pryde, 19 Barrack St. '^Patrick Carron, 4 High St. *Wm. Reid, 170 Perth Road *.T. Coogan, 17 Greerunarket James Rodger, Rankine's Ct. *\V. J. CoogaH, 11 do. *Jas. C. Ross, 21 Union Street Francis Dick, 13 Overgate James Scott, 19 High Street *E. F. Dickenson & Co., 11 James Scott, 120 Overgate Union Street William Scott, 2 High Street Jas. Druminond, 10 High St. *Wm. Scrymgeour, 13 Green- *J. H. Duffus, 65 Scouringb. market W. Farnie, 19 Small's Wynd J. P. Smith, 6 High Street *Jaraes Feathers, 19 High St. *Geo. Stevens, 20 Princes St. *VVm. Fernham, 52 Hawkhill John Stewart, 9 Scouringburn *J. Flanagan, 18 Greenmarket ^Robert Stewart, 9 St An- W. Forbes, 57 Scouringburn drews Street A. Geddes, 28 Princes Street Robt. Stewart, 7 Blackscroft Ilobert Gill, 28 Overgate Robt. Sturrock, 125 Princes J. Gordon, 66 Murraygate Street Wra. L. Gray, 51 High Street George Sydie, 70 Blackscroft "David Hean, 7 Lindsay St. "James Tarbat, 8 High Street James Howie, 78 High Street David Thomson, 40 Buckle- John T. Kinnear, 2 Meadow maker Wynd Entry James Thomson, 10 Murrayg. Peter Kinnison, 13 Overgate Jas. Wallace, 3 Scouringburn *Petor Laird, 3 Hilltown *D. Ward, 19 Greenmarket *Michael A. Levy, 24 and 26 And. Warden, 85 Hilltown Reform Street *Mrs R. Warnoch, 15 and 16 Isaac Low, 4 High Street Greenmarket Joseph Lyell, 5 Mid Wynd James Watson, 29 Hilltown Peter M'Dougall, 17 Bell St. •Joseph Young, 2 High Street Alex. M'Kean, 17 Crichton St. »J. Young & Son, 44 High St, * William Mathewson, 19 James Yule, 17 Scouringburn Union Street G. Maxwell, 3 High Street TANNERS. *George MiU, 40 Barrack St. (See Leather Merchants.) NAMES AND PROFESSIONS. 209

TEA-DEALERS. James Gray, Caledonian Hall, James Blues, 54 Hilltown Castle Street James Fyfe, 63 High Street Francis Guild, Orphan House Robert Nicoll, 14 Nethergate James Hamilton, Meadowside A. & N. Steel, 135 I\Iurray- Miss Henderson, 8 Sea Wynd gnte and 54 Overgate J. H. Hindmarsli, Roseangle George Yeaman, 3 Wellgate Alex. Hood, Meadow Place .John Hunter, Baltic Street TEACHERS. W. Hunter, Tay Sq. Seminary Miss Allan, 22 Tay Street Alex. Hutchison, 46 Church St.

John Anderson, Bell Street , Perrot Liardi, 65 Reform St. JMisses Anderson, 5 St An- J. B. Lindsay, 11 S. Union St. drews Street Richard Low, Pub. Seminaries Alex. Andrews, Brown Street David Lyon, 16 Queen Street John Banks, Temple Lane Helen MAlpine, Hilltown In- George Barrie, Wallacetown fant School Miss Bower, 5 Stobswell Road D. M'Donald, St Peter's James Buclianan, St Andrew's School School, William Street Alexander M'Laren, Public John R. Burns, Wallace Feus Seminaries Infant School D. M'Intosh, 38 Meadowside John Christison, Public Semi- Miss M'Intosh, Ladies' School, naries 38 Meadowside John Clark, Trinity House Henry Mann, Fenton Street James Crichton, Public Semi- James Mathew, Public Semi- naries naries Jas. Currie, Ward Seminaries John A. May, 31 Reform St. John Cuthbertson, Public Miss Miller, 32 Tay Street Seminaries Eliza Miln, 16 L. Pleasance Miss Davidson, 32 Constitu- James Milne, Den's School tion Road Elizabeth Naylor, Wallace Thomas Dick juu., Tay Square Feus School of Industry Seminary Miss Nicol, Public Seminaries Alexander Drysdale, Deaf and M. A. Ogilvie, 114 Princes St. Dumb Institution Wm. Paterson, Hammermen's B. G. Farmer, 8 Session St. Hall, 29 Barrack Street E. Farquharson, Greenfield Miss Patullo, 3 Thorter Row School Miss Preston, 13 Mid Street Miss Fenton, St Peter's School William Ramsay, 11 South And. Fergusson, Brown St. Union Street James Gilbert, Commercial David Rattray, Tay Square Seminary, Meadow Entry Seminary

Alex. Gosman, 137 Princes Miss Rickard, Meadow Place . Street A. Robertson, 17 Jamaica St 210 DUNDEE DIRECTOEy.

Mrs J. Robertson, Willison St. TURNERS. And. Roy, TubliG Seminaries George Black, Gray's Close, Mrs Scott, Public Seminaries High Street David Small, 125 Blackscroft Wm. Skinner, Crescent Lane, William Small, Bell Street Princes Street Miss Smith, 12 Tay Street A. Stewart, 38 Milnbank Ro. UMBRELLA & PARASOL MAKERS, P. Stratton, Rosebank School Wm. Barclay, 12 Barrack St, D. Thomson, Public Semi- D. Peter M'Kay,7 Barrack Street naries Thos. M'Kay, 182 Hawkhill Mrs and Misses Walker, 23 Robt. Meldrum, 12 Reform St. Tay Street Jas. Watson, Loudeu's Alley UPHOLSTERERS. Hawkhill School. G. & G. Batchelor, 22 Union Robert Wighton, 7 Cowgate Street TINSMITHS. Mrs Buist, 16 Castle Street Thos. Dempster, 26 Netherg. Those marked * are Gasfitters. John Duifis, 70 Nethergate *John Batchelor, 33 Fish St. John M. Kidd, 7 Cowgate *James M. Black, 49 King St. T. & A. Smith, 41 Nethergate Coupar, 8 Thomson's Lane W. John & Thomas M'Lean, 61 Denoon, 84 and 86 Overgate J. and 63 Murraygate *Francis Dick, 16 Kirk Entry, Ed. Wilson, 29 Nethergate Wellgate *David Gordon, llOHilltown VETERINARY SURGEONS. *Andrew Hynd, 26 West Port Geo. Booth, Meadowside Ro. J. & J. Lesslie, 86 Murraygate David Campbell, Thorter Row John M'Gregor, 33 Dock St. Francis Watson, 85 Murrayg. Robert Ord, 40 Castle Street John Williamson, 8 Blackness Road VINTNERS. Mrs T. Banks, 13 W. Dock St. TOBACCONISTS. James Black, 112 Murraygate Jn. Campbell, 2 Crichton St. George Bower, Dyer's Close, J. T. Fairweather, 113 Mur- 22 Murraygate raygate James Carrie, 43 Overgate Mrs Farquharson, 1 Trades' Misses Coupar, 104 Murrayg. HaU J. Crammond, 4 W. Dock St. AVra. K. Fowler, 41 Overgate Mrs Dempster, 94 Scouringb. Jas. M'Intosh, 22 West Port John Forbes, Shore Terrace J. F. Milne, 125 Murraygate Mrs Hood, 22 and 28 St Cle- Elizabeth Watson, 17 Mur- ment's Lane raygate Mrs Irons, 17 Vault Wt Webster, 121 Nethergate W, Keith, 6 Commercial St, J J

NAMES AND PKOFESSIONS. 211

James Laird, 6 Greenmarket John Cunningham, 42 Castle Thos. M'liitchie, Mint Close, Street 51 High Street Robert Don, 41 Nethergate A. M'Kay, 4 St Mary's Close David Ilutcheson, 22 Barrack Robt. Mackie, 12 Castle J ^ane Street Mrs T. Mudie, 23 Criehton St. David Jobson, 95 Overgate J. Orimsby, 10 St Clement's Alex. Kay, 52 & 54 do. Lane Pet. M'Intyre, 95 Nethergate And. Paris, 34 Tindal's Wynd Thomas Mitchell, 16 West William Paxton, 9 Yault Port Miss Reid, 14 Key's Close William Nicol, 251 Overgate Mrs Robertson, 8 Greenmarket Paxton & Sinclair, 7 Reform Jean Riixton, 23 Fish Street St. and 17 & 19 West Port James Scott, 34 Union Street Wm. D. Reid, 31 & 32 Consti- John Smith, 87 Scom'ingburn tution Road John Soutar, Rankine's Court Scott & Ferguson, 33 West .John Stirling, 3 Vault Port John Tasker, 6 Yeaman Shore David Stronner, 18 Princes St. and 30 Fish Street P. & A. Stuart, 1 WeUgate Geo. Turnbull, 162 Overgate and Panmure Street Samuel Wilkie, 118 Murray- Ci-awford Walker, 53 Murray- gate gate Robt. Young, Magdalen Green David Walker, 1 Barrack Street WATCHMAKERS. (See Clock and Watchmakers. WOOD MERCHANTS. Wm. Arklay, Caledonia Saw WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Mills, Peep o'- Day D. & J. Brown, 61 Murray- Alex. Butchart, 89 Seagate gate and 52 Seagate Robert Christie, South Union J. Cockburn & Campbell, of Street Edinburgh, 33 Reform St. James A. Hughes, Meadow Dalgairns & Kidd, 4 Shore Place Terrace George Jessiman, 135 Seagate John M'Dougall, 36 Overgate Wm. Kirkland & Sons, Ward Stewart Strong, 20 Dock St. Rqad WINE, SPIRIT, AND TEA MER- WRIQHTS AND JOINERS, CHANTS. George LLoyd Alison, 20 (See CabinetmqJcers.) Nethergate WRITERS AND NOTARIES. John Archbold, 9 Criehton

Street (See Directory^ page 8. Wm, Clarke, 176 & 178 Seag, 212 DUNDEE DJEECTOEY.

MISCELLANEOUS. Bdl-lianger—Alexander Gibb, 39 Small's Wynd B'dl-jwsters—Simson and Mitchell, Gray's Close, 70 High St. Bird- stuffed-—John Anderson, 41 Hilltown BorA-tree and last-vmher—John Mollison, 13 Lindsay Street Buffalo 'povm^- loomincher maker—Robt. Strachan, 70 Bell St. Chlmney-svieeiier and soot-merchant—James Dye, Saunder- son's Conrt, Overgate Deliverer of letters, d'C. —John Henry, 9 Cricliton Street File and rasp re-nitter—J d\\n Copley, 79 High Street FisMnfi-rod and tacMe-maker—James Aimer, 131 Murraygate Funeral undertakers—Chai'les Shepherd & Son, Gardyne's Close, Murraygate Glass-pajier maktr—William Melven, 20 Hunter Street Herbister—William Smart, Binns of Blackness, Perth Road Inl'-manvfactiirers, cfr.—James Campbell & Co., 85 Bell St. Jopanner—James Stewart, 1 Temple Lane La2ndarji—James Hodge, Blair's Court Lath -splitters—Whitton & Taylor, Panmure Street Mrs William Taylor, Candle Lane Lime- agent—Robert Lyell, Yeaman Shore Paper-rider—David Petrie, Key's Entry, 48 Overgate Pipe-makers—D. R. Batchelor'& Son, 27 Small's Wynd Peter M'T^ean, Henderson's Wynd Saw-maker—James Innes, 21 Peter Street Shawl-manvfacturer—Alexander M'Walter, 12 Reform Street Wire-ivoi-ker, blacksmith, and lell-hanrjer—Archibald Dickie, 19 Barrack Street 213

SV.-LZSr OF SHIPPIMTG, RESrISTEREO AT THE PORT OF DUNDEE,

Corrected up to \ith March, 1850.

Abbreviations -Ship, sh. ; Barque, br. ; Brig, bg. ; Schooner, 9C. ; Sloop, si.

Smack, sm. ; Stfiamer, st.

Vessels. Masters. Owner or Agent. Ton. Built Advice sh Reid Tay Whale Fish. Co. 324 1785 Agnes sc Clark P. D. Ritchie 96 1848 Aid se White John White 88 41) Albert sc Buist Dun. Hull Ship. Co. 127 44 Alexander sh Stewart Alexander Stephen 62.3 28 Alexander sh Inglis Allan Edward 391 47 Alexander sh Sturrock Union Whale Fish.Co. 324 11 Alexander si Mitchell Andrew Caiman 40 49 Alex. Liddle bg Liddle Robert Liddle 165 38 Amelia bg Arkley John Bell 243 35 Amelia Hill bg Hill James Hill 307 41 Andromeda br Peat John Borrie 38fi 24 Anna Maria si Walker David Walker 23 1786 Ann sc M'Nab R. Spence 102 1830 Ann sc Robertson David Stewart 101 37 Ann si Pattie John Brown 48 31 Ann Hope sc Wood William Ruthven 101 45 Ann Livingston sc Livingston J. I^ivingston 113 50 Ann & Isabella sc M'Intyre M. M'Intyre 69 48 Ann Miln br Thoms Robert Leslie 564 41 A nfplnnp pfitfot* Trinity House 31 1798 Apame bg Easson William Clark 169 18.32 Archduke si Archer A. & J. Archer 45 09 Archer sc Walsh Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 85 41 Arcturus bg Wilson James Wilson 212 38 Ariel bg Ritchie Thomas Couper 190 39 Asia br Crowdace Alex. Stephen 648 48 Aurora bg Paris Andrew Low 134 33 Avon bg Drummond John Davie 182 49 Barbara sc Boyd Robert Mundie 60 36 Barbara si Milne R. D. Pryde 25 41 Bellona bg Spark George Kidd 134 17 Berwick Castle bg Barron Allan Edward 341 42 Betsy & Margaret sc Findlay Walter Smith 78 42 214 DUNDEE blRECTOET.

Blackness br Anderson Alexander Milne 266 Bolina bg Hpir^nf lampQ Rl?ipt 125 Bolivar br Young John Borrie .303 Bonanza sh Moodie George Burnett 342 Breeze si Muirhead P. Davidson 19 Bridgess sc Gregory William Crockatt 86 Brazilian br Young George Kidd 227 British King bg Miller Peter Kerr 260 Britannia bg Robert Tosh 169 Brothers br Reid James Soot 354 Brothers sc Simpson David Spence 89 Caledonia bg Nicol James M'Gavin 137 Camola si Urquhart Mrs Urquhart 44 Camoena br Ritchie James Cay 295 Caroline bg Gray Alexander Edward 177 Catherines si Cumming John White 54 Catherine bg Cappon William Thomson 188 Catherine bg Fen wick James Fenwick 198 Catherine Ewan bg Dow John Ewan 232 Catherine Spence so Rollo David Spence 74 Ceres si Paris Andrew Paris 44 Chase bg Norrie George Jessiman 217 Charlotte sc Matthew John Fyffe 113 Choice bg Duncan Andrew Low 150 Circassian sc Cook William Crockatt 77 Cityof Rotterdam sc Lee G. N. Baxter 129 Cleopatra sc Mann D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co. 213

Contractor bg Gordon David Stewart 20 J Commerce si Butchart David Spence 38 Competitor bg Ferguson R. & D. Ferguson 166 Coquette bg Taylor John Fyffe 226 Corymbus sc Deu chars J. Deuchars 94 Crispin 8C Walker Robert Spence 113 Cyrus bg Foreman William Curr 177 Czar bg Smellie Kirkland & Sons 289 Daisy bg Miller Andrew Low 178 David sc Gibb G. Taylor 117 Oavid sc Gilchrist William Ruthven 148 Drake sc Herald Robert Stewart 91 Duna bg Clark Andrew Low 215 D. of Richmond br Spithall Robert Leslie 469 D. of Wellington br Duncan A. &D. Edward & Co. 6i)l Dundee st. -sh Kidd D.P. &Lon.Ship. Co. 378 Dundee br Patrick John Borrie 305 Earl Powis br Walker David Crighton 299 Fclipse sc Glenday A. B. Glendav 81 j

1 Eclipse si Smith 1 W, Smith 52 SHIPPING LISTS. 215

Eden sc Barron David Spencc 62 1843 Effort sc Sharp John Stevenson 77, 46 Egerton br Moor David Soutar 295 43 44 Eliza ^S Cook David Jack 191i Eliza bg Barnie G. L. Hynd 247: 24 Eliza bg Mearns John Kwan 170 29 Elizabeth sc Lee R. A. Mudie 1191 47 Elizabeth sc Paton John Paton 79 48 Elizabeth Lewis l»g Lewis Thomas B. Lewis 202 48 Elizabeth White sc White Trustee of A. P. Reid 71 46 Ellengowan bg Will David Baxter 207 43 Emma bg Christie David Crighton 212 22 Energy br M'Nab James M'Gavin 221 48 Esker bg Crawford John Thain 239 36 Esperance bg Kirkpatrick Gray & Cay 268 35 Euphemia sc Rodger James Gregory 63 29 Euphemia si Ireland William Ireland 54 35 Euphrates bg M'Kenzie William Clark 380 47 Fair Isle sc Welch Rol)ert Welch 52 42 Fame gc Mather James Mather 85 30 Fender si Butchart Thomas Pitkeathly 50 27 Fergus bg Brown David Ogilvie 166 42 Fishers si Walker D. Walker 31 21) Flora bg Hood James Soot 230 43 Forth si Simpson James Crichton 72 30 Four Brothers sc Find lay Walter Smith 85 47 Free bg Feathers S. Robertson 162 45 Ganges br Mitchell Gray & Cay 348 42 George Canning br Keay John Thain 288 25 George Duncan sc Deadrick Dun. Hull Ship. Co. 158 47 George Fyfe br Murray William Small 444 39 Georgiana br Barclay Thomas Adamson 264 36 Glammis Castle br Duncan David Baxter 342 42 Gleaner br Duffus John Thain 297 39 Grange si Patrick Edin. P.&D.Rail. Co. 34 43 Guthries si Will John Kennedy 43 15 Hannah bg Hutchison Alexander Martin 184 23 Happy Return sc Smith David Stewart 102 47 Happy Return cutter Cable Tay Pilotage 53 22 Harbinger br Thomson Thomas Neish 325 41 Harriet br Gloack Thomas Adamson 307 24 Hawk sc Coss David Baxter 84 38 Heather bg Lawson Wm. Thomson 236 49 Hector bg Moir John Fyffe 247 01 Helen bg M'Gregor D. Davidson 256 42 Helen sc Ritchie R. & D. Ferguson 82 3S 1 si 30 2t Helen & Jean Gourlay 1 David Peter 216 DUNDEE DIRECTORY,

Helen Stewart sc Dow David Stewart 86 1844 Helena br Young Baxter Brothers & Co. 292 49 Henry Bell bg Robertson John Bell 173 34 Hercules St Bell D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co. 35 49 Hermes sc Souter William Souter 145 32 Hero bg Finlay David Stewart 184 28 Herschel bg Robertson J. & J. Ogilvie 220 39 Highlander sc Kirkaldy W. Kirkland & Sons 57 29 Hirondelle sc NicoU David Deuchars 69 34 Hirondelle sc Mearns David Souter 123 35 Hope bg Smith Paton & Fleming 206 50 Hope boat Knight David Knight 17 29 Hopper si M'Lean Andrew Spence 41 39 Horn sh Sturrock Union Whale Fish. Co. 370 1783 H umber sc Crammond Crammond 95 1829 Iddo bg Japp Peter Kerr 201 48 I mod bg Cameron David Martin & Co. 178 42 Indian br Smith J. & R. Guild 290 39 Indus br William Clark 377 38 Isa sc Dewar Robert Kidd 103 47 Isabella bg Archer James Brown 302 26 Isabella bo- John Thain 282 26 Isabella sc White James White 87 37 Isabella sc Fyall John Johnston 82 25 Isabella si Sword James Brisbane 201781 Isabel Forbes sc Pryde David Stewart jun. 102'1837

Isabella &iMar£r . sc Menzies A. Reid jun. 79 42 Isla bg Taylor Wm. Slrachan 303 36 Jack sc Simpson John Brown 68! 36 James br Cooper James Brown 313 48 James bg Forman Heirs of T. Powrie 138 42 .lane sc Clark Mrs D. Clark 50 38 Janet br BrowR John Thain 320 41 Janet sc Kydd William Ruthven 136 49 Jean &, Jessie sc Morgan R. A. Mudie 87 noi) Jeremiah si Duncan John Duncan 50 97 Jessie bg Davidson Alexander Davidson 144 1834 Jessie bg Clark William NicoU 133 48

.1 essie sc Robertson David Stewart 99 48 Jejsie Alexander sc Cunningham Trustee of A. P. Reid 56 42 Jessie Greig bg Young Andw. Greig & Son 22(t 40 Jessie Thorns bg Thorns JaJTies Thorns WA 47 Joanna sc Sim Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 78 37 John & Jean si Crockatt John Crockatt 43 28 John & .lean si Clark Mrs W. Paton 37 31 John Black bg Mitchell David Mitchell 157; 3> J iiles bg Johnston Baxter Brothers & Co 109 44 SHIPPING LIST.-?. 217

Juno Paterson John Kennedy 34 Jupiter Baillie David Stewart jun. 214 Lady Grant Lovt'son James Lowson 4.3 l^ady Kinnaird Robb Alexander Martin 350 Lady Lilford Sedgley James Soot 596 Lady Panraure Forgan Thomas Forgan 58 Lady Sale Young Gray & Cay iy.9 Lark Martin D.P. &Lon. Ship. Co 56 Lass o' Gowrie st.-sh Catanoch D. &;P. Steam-pkt.Co, 74 Laurel Pattie John Brown 160 Led a bg Porter James Soot 200 Levana si Lindsay Alexander Lindsay 45 Leipzig br Bird Alexander Stephen 282 Libra bg Moir Alexander Martin 291 Lima br Yule Gray & Cay 349 Liverpool sc Caithness Andrew Benvie 86 Livonia bg Taylor W. O. Taylor 177 London st.-sh Evt-ing D.P. &Lon, Ship. Co. 406 London Ormison Robert Tosh 166 Lord Douglas White James White 83 l^ord Panmure br Macleod George Kidd 284 Lord Hardinge bg Clark Allan Edward 269 Lord Nelson bff Gillespie Allan Edward 280 Lorina s( Norrie A. Reid jun. 79 Louisa b| Pryde Andrew Greig 1.93 Lydia s Dow John Brown 49 Madura sh Smith Robert Leslie 603 .\LofBreadalbane bs Clark David Stewart 2.33 Maranon sh White Allan Edward 569 Margaret si Clark George Clark 37 Margaret bg Peters John Kennedy 158 Margaret sc Kilgour William Ireland 78 Margaret sc Nicoll Robert Mundie 86 Margaret 6l Bain George Bain 19 Margarets bg Mearns W. Mearns 129 Marg. Campbell si Anderson James Baird 47 Marg. Malcolm sc Bannerman R. Myles 62 Margaret & Ann si Patterson A. Spence 44 Margaret & Jean si Rae James Baillie 11 Marion Ann bg Gumming G. L. Hynd 164 Margery Campbell Nicoll & Webster 79 M. of Wellington bg Nicholson Mrs Moncur 84 Mars bg Small George Kidd 192 Mars st.-sc Low D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co, 62 Mary bg Ireland James Ireland 122 Mary sc Kidd Robert Tosh 78 Mary sm Johnston John Johnston 75 218 DUNDEE DIRECTOKY.

Mary si Wilson Heirs of John Farrow Marys bg Anderson Morison & Co. Mary Gray br M'Neil Gilroy Brothers & Co. Mary & Ann so Samson John M'lntyre Mary & Rose sc Ogilvie James Horsburgh Mary Key sc Key David Key Matilda br Murray David Stewart Maxwell sc Anderson James Anderson May sc Gay A. & D. Edward & Co Mayflower cutter Anderson George Anderson sen. Mazurka bg Hill David Hill Midas bg Leslie James Soot Montrose br Kerr James Soot Morgiana br M'Leish Allan Edward Mountain Maid bg Wighton John Kidd Mountaineer bg Fleming James Bell Neptune st -sc M'Gregor D. P. & Lon. Ship Co. Netta bg Rattray David Martin & Co. Neva bg Paris Andrew Low New Harriet bg Stiven J. Ireland Nile br Sinclair William Clark Oak sc Beattie James Spank ie Olive sc Edwards John Edward Onega bg Mill George Armitstead Oxalis sc Melville Peter Anderson Pearl bg Anderson Nicoll &. Webster Peggy si Davidson Arch. Davidson Perth St -sh Spink D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co Perth sc Luckis David Luckie Perthshire sc Duncan R. D. Pryde Pilot sc Archer Peter Duncan Pomona bg Forbes Wm. Henry Forbes Premier bg Gumming G. L. Hynd Prince Albert bg Young James Brown Princess Charlotte sh Deuchars Tay Whale Fish. Co. Princess Royal st -sh Duncan Tay Ferries Prometheus sc Clark Simon Clark Queen bg Smart D. Martin Queen bg Watson James Bruce Queen sc Mitchell DundeeHuUShip. Co Rapid sc Thin John Miller Reaper bg Archer Nicoll & Webster Retriever br Davidson George Jessiman Richard Cobden br Archibald David Martin & Co. Riga bg Patrick Peter Kerr Risk bg Wemyss Peter Kerr Robert sc Paton Robert Tosh snirPING LISTS. 2it

Robert Hood Archer David Archer 35 Robin Gray Kidd William Clark 291 Roe Ritchie Peter Ritchie 61 Rose Rollo Robert Rollo 75 Ros>e Moncur William Doig 62 Roseau Myles Richard Myles 146 Rover Bowman William Bowman 38 Royal Mint Deuchars David Spence 309 Royal Victoria Catanoch D. &P. Steam-pkt.Co, 58 Ruby Clark Andrew Greig 115 Runo Cuthbert George Armitstead 2m Ruthenia Thomson William Collier 224 Saucy Jack Davidson John Millar 165 Sarah bg Betts George Duncan 90 Sea Queen sh Shearer J. & R. Guild 372 Selma br Caithness J. Thain 258 Shaver sc Duncan David Spence 72 Shelah sc Smith Dun. Hull Ship. Co. 128 j J. Easton, B. Ferry; ) Sir H. Parnell bg Chapman 209 35 ( John Fyffe, agent | Sir James Kempt bg Young William Small 304 26 Sir John Ogilvy bg Crockatt Alexander Buik 153 Sir W. Wail. St. tug Elder D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co 23 Sir Robert Peel br Dickson Allan Edward 291 Sovereign Rattray D. P.& Lon. Ship. Co. 169 Spinner Smith Allan Edward 187 Stephens Anderson Peter Anderson 34 Susan & Isabella Morris John Crockatt 57 Susanna Dring Jas. Thain's Trustees 320 Swan Moir D. P.&Lon. Ship. Co, 52 Tay Brown Alex. B. Glenday 81 Tay Tosh D. P.&Lon. Ship. Co. 54 Tay Greig Robert Tosh 86 Tayfield st.-sh Duncan Tay Ferries 87 Thetis br Smith Allan Edward 536 Thetis bg Aitken G. L. Hynd 166 Thomas bg Webster John S. H alley 118 Thomas sc Bowman Andrew Lindsay 70 Thos. Chalmers bg Duncan James Duncan 182 Thomas & Jane si Cant Peter M'Intyre 50 T. Worthington bg Wallace J. & R. M'Gavin 203 Thomsons sc Thomson Alexander Thomson 71 Triton sc Dickson J. Dickson 127 Triumph sc Dickson Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. 79 Twin Brothers sc Bishop Andrew Spence 75 Union sc Anderson James Anderson jun. 76 Uva bg Lee R. A. Mudie 150 220 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Venture sc White Tay & Tyne Ship. Co 90 1842 Venus boat Knight David Knight 20 29 Venus bg Banks George Banks 136 43 Veracity sc Dykes James Mather 109 46 Vera bg Norrie Alexander Edward 186 42 Vesta bg Spence J. & R. Guild 192 40 Victoria sc Stool D. P. & Lon. Ship. Co. 194 49 Vine bg Barron David Stewart 161 48 Vine sc M'Keddie James Kennedy 83 41 Viola bg Boyack J. & R. M'Gavin 204 47 Violet sc Mudie R. A. Mudie 90 43 ^ Vixen bg Morris John Adams 198 40 Vulcan br Patrick James Patrick 262 35 Wallace si Clark James Clark 45 21 Wave bg Kydd John Thain 260 40 Wave sc Caithness William Davidson 78 34 Wellington sc Isles John Isles 67 15 William bg KeiU Andrew Low jun. 252 41 William sc Nicoll Baxter Brothers 119 39 William si Lees Edin.P.&D.Rail. Co. 26' 1787 Williams bg Young William Murdoch 204,1846 Williams boat Knight David Knight 23 28 William Carey bg Tosh John Borrie 248 37 Wm. Gladstone bg Smith Allan Edward 252 47 Wm, & James sc Fender Thomas Adamson 137 27 Zenobia sc Gray D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. 192 47 Zephyr sc Herd William Ireland 119 43

N umber of Vessels, 342 ; Register Tonnage, 57,378.

PILOTAGE OP THE EIVER TAY AND HARBOUR OF DUNDEE.

COMMITTEE OF SUBSCRIBERS FOR ITS IMPROVEMENT.

David Baxter, merchant, Chairman ; William Clark, Senior

Bailie ; David Crichton, Surveyor for Lloyd's ; George Kidd, Master of the Trinity-House. James M'Ewen, Secretary.

PHot- cutter— '^ Happy Return," and Tender—" Craigie Terrace." SHIPPING LISTS- 221

JOINT- COMMITTEES OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE HARBOUR OF DUNDEE AND THE FRATERNITY OF MASTERS AND SEAMEN IN DUNDEE, APPOINTED BY THE TWO BODIES, FOR REGULA- TING THE PILOTAGE. From Harbour Trustees. From the Trlniti/ Corporation. Bailie Clark. George Kidd. Thomas Adamson. Kobert Tosh. Thomas Couper. David Jack.

PILOTS LICENSED BY AUTHORITY OF THE TRUSTEES.

No. 1 James Cable, Master No. 7. James Watson. of the Cutter.. „ 8. James Gall. Wm. (Hlchrist, iMate. „ 9. Thomas Sturrock David Henderson. „ 10. George Kidd. William Jack. „ 11. James Morgan Alexander Norrie. „ 12. David Tosh. John Chambers. Three Apprentices. Pilot-Master and Collector—Lanceman Webster. Secretary to the Joint-Committees- James M'Ewen.

NOTB.- -Each Pilot lias a flag with his corresponding No., to be hoisted on hoard the Vessel he h;is the charge of. 222

SVZ.-BROVGHTV FERRY LISTS-

NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABETANTS OF BKOUGHTY FERRY AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

For those marked Dun., refer to the Dundee Directory.

Aimer, George, St Vincent Street Alexander, David, tailor, King Street Ambi-ose, George, shipmaster, Ambrose Street Mrs, Gray Street Anderson, D., painter, Gray Street F., grocer and ropemaker, Brook Street James, cabinetmaker, St Vincent Street Mrs, St Vincent Street Mrs, Brook Street Miss, Dundas Street Archer, John, builder, Queen Street Archibald, James, shipmaster, St Vincent Street

Arkle, J. W., Customs, St Vincent Street ; Dan.

Arrott, "William, merchant, Seafield ; Dun

Baird, Miss, Camperdown Street Balfour, R., tailor, St Vincent Street Barclay, Mrs, grocer. Gray Street Bathie, William, grocer. King Sti-eet Baxter, Alexander, gardener, Seafield

Edmund, writer. Beach ; Dun. Francis, King Street John G., Links; Dun.

William G., Links ; Dim. W., cowfeeder, Fort Street

Beatts, John M., Brook Street ; Dun- Begg, Charles, gardener, Craigie Bell, David, Nicoll's Cottage BROUGHTY FERKY LISTS. 223

Bell, James, jun., ropemaker. King Street

Samuel, grocer, &c., Ambrose Street ; h. King Street Begby, Miss, Brook Street Blair, T., grocer and confectioner, Victoria Buildings James, coast guard, Ambrose Street Boyter, Dr, Church Street Brown, Andrew, Camperdown Cottage

George, engineer, Brook Street ; Dun. Mrs, Forthill Mrs, Long Lane Mrs D., St Koque Cottage, AV. Ferry

Burnett, George, Cottage Place ; Dun.

Caithness, Alexander, shipmaster, Ambrose Street George, Ambrose Street Cameron, George, shipmaster, King Street Cappon, Mrs, Ambrose Street Carnegie, Miss E., Seafield

Catanoch, James, Dundee and Perth Steam-Packet Co. ; h. Monifieth Road Chapman, James, shipmaster, Brook Street Christie, David, gardener, Seaheld Miss, King Street

Christison, John, W. Ferry ; Dun. Clark, John, Victoria Hotel, Victoria Buildings Cobb, Miss, Victoria Buildings

Corbet, John, Cozie Cottage ; Dun. Coupar, David, Forthill

Cowie, R., Seafield ; Dun. Crammond, H., spiritdealer. King Street Cummings, Mrs, King Street Cuthbert, Andrew, carter. Brook Street

Davidson, Peter, Seafield ; Dun. Mrs, Beach Deans, Alexander, baker. Fort Street Deas, M., cabinetmaker. Brook Street Dick, Francis, spiritdealer, Claypots Road John, tailor and clothier, Brook Street Thomas, ll.d., Hill Street

Don, John, Beach ; Dun. Douglas, Major, Ferry House Mrs, of Brigton, Kerbit House Dow, G., shipmaster, W. Ferry 224 DUNDEE DIEECTORy.

Dow, Mrs, Fort Street Dryden, Mrs, Brook Street Duucaii, William, spiritdealer, King Street

Peter, The Hermitage ; Dun.

Easton, John, slater, Brook Street Thomas, slater, Brook Street Elliot, H., eatinghouse. King Street

Ewan, Francis, merchant. Queen Street ; Dun.

John, View Bank ; Dun.

Farquharson, Eobert, Cottage Place; Dud. Ferguson, Mrs, Cottage Place Ferrier, Margaret, grocer, Beach Findlater, James R., civil engineer, Brook Street Finlayson, Misses, boarding school, Foit Street Forbes, Mrs, Cottage Place Fyffe, Major David, of Smithfield, Broughty Lodge George, slater, King Street

Gall, Alexander, tavei-n, Beach James, Cottage Place James, tavern, Beach Garvie, William, manager of station, Broughty Ferry Gordon, Dr, Brook Street

George, merchant, Forthill House ; Dun. Grant, Lewis, spiritdealer, W. Ferry Gray, William, brewer. Fort Street Guthrie, George, Beach House

Hanton, Peter, cai-penter. Queen Street Henderson, Dr, Fort Street Hendry, David, farmer, Balgillo (West)

Henry, William, Fortwilliam ; Dun. Hill, David, Queen Street Horn, James, grocer. Fort Street Hughes, David, cowfeeder, Gray Street

Hume, John, Forthill ; Dun. Hunter, Miss, Hill Cottage Hutcheon, David, builder, Brook Street Hutchison, Captain, Gray Street Hutton, John, gardener, Queen Street

Irwin, Burrows, chief officer. Coast Guard, Beach BROUGIITY FERRY LISTS, 225

Isles, Joseph, baker, Brook Street

Jack, Misses, Camperdown Cottage

Jameson, (.feorge, Seatield ; Dun. Jolly, ,)ohii, spiritdealer, Gray Street

Kay, D., grocer and spiritdealer, King Street

Kerr, AA'illiaui, Fortliill Cottage ; Dun. Kid, ]\Irs, Beach Kinnaird, George, lieshcr. Brook Street Kirkaldy, James, Balgillo House Knight, Mrs, vintner, Jving Street Mrs D., spiritdealer, Beach

Lawsox, John, agent. Gray Street ; Dun.

Leslie, Bobert, Gray Street ; Dun. Mrs, Queen Street J\[iss, teacher. Brook Street Leighton, George, farmer, Fortliill Lind, Patrick, clerk, Edin., Perth, & Dundee Railway; Dun. Lindsay, Alexander, shoemaker. Queen Street George, shipmaster, W. Ferry- George, grocer and spiritdealer, Fort Street J. C, Keres Cottage Dun. ; Littlejohn, D. S., King Street; Dun. Low, Francis, manager of Gas Work, Beach House George, blacksmith. Long Lane George, cowfeeder, Monitieth Road AYilliam, engineer. Queen Street Miss, Beach House Jessie, bookseller and stationer, and public library. King Street Lownie, Mrs, Beach Lyon, Rev. John, Free Church, Brook Street Thomas, spiritdealer, King Street

M'Intyre, p., coal- dealer. Fort Street ; h. King Street M' William, John, excise officer. Forth Street Malloch, Mrs, Fort Street Marr, Mrs, Brook Street Martin, David, Seatield Mrs, Gray Street

Mathewson, George, W. Ferry ; Dun. Mrs, Queen Street 226 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Matthew, Alexander, grocer, Brook Street John, tailor, Brook Street Meek, William, wright and glazier, King Street Methven, John, boot and shoemaker, Post- Office, and inspector of the poor, Brook Street Mill, Mrs, W. Ferry Millar, James, coffeehouse, Brook Street Miller, George, farmer, Balgillo (East)

Oliver G., Forthill ; Dun. Robert, public library. Long Lane

Miln, David, banker. Brae Cottage ; Dun.

Robert, Forthill ; Dun.

Milne, George, Hill Street ; Dun. Mitchell, David, cai-rier. King Street John, shipmaster, Brook Street Morton, Mrs, Brook Street

Mudie, David, St Vincent Street ; Dun. Munro, David, teacher, W. Ferry Murray, Andrew, shipmaster. Brook Street

Nairn, David, Seafield Nicoll, Mrs, Brook Street Norrie, Robert, wright. King Street Miss, Fort Street

Ogilvie, Duncan, a.m.. United Presbyterian minister : h. St Roque's Cottage, W. Ferry Miss, Fort Street

Paterson, George, shoemaker. King Street Miss, Brook Street

Paton, John, Forthill ; Dun.

William, Forthill ; Dun. Patterson, Henry, Queen Street W., boot and shoemaker. Fort Street

PattuUo, James, Abertay Cottage ; Dun. Mrs, Queen Street

Paul, James, Brook Street ; Dim. Peddie, Thomas, ropespinner, Queen Street Mrs, Queen Street

Peter, David, Brook Street ; D2m. Peti-ie, David, carrier, Brook Street Pryde, George, Gray Street BROUGllTY FERRY LISTS. 227

Raitt, Misses, Forthill Ramsay, Dr, Fort Street Mrs, St Vincent Street Reid, William, coast-guard. Union Street Ritliie, John, King Street Robertson, M., milliner, Brook Street Ross, Andrew, spiritdealer, Brook. Street Charles, watchmaker, Fort Street Mrs, tavern, Beach

Roy, George, Victoria Buildings ; Dun. Ruthven, W., Gowrie Cottage; Dun.

Sandeman, Robert, cowfeeder. Beach Schleselman, J., haberdasher. Fort Street Scott, A., china, crystal, and stoneware merchant, King St. David, boot and shoemaker. Long Lane George, turner. Links Cottage James, builder. Queen Street Mrs, Links Cottage Miss, Queen Street Sedgley, Mrs, Beach Shepherd, David, tailor. Fort Street Sime, David, Maule Park Skinner, William, wright. Long Lane Small, Mrs B., W. Ferry Smith, James, tinsmith. Brook Street John, Hare Ci'aigs Silvester, merchant, Reres Bank W., agent, Camperdown Street Mrs, Brook Street Spence, Andrew, Dundas Street Andrew, jun., timber, coal, and lime merchant, &c.,

Dundas Street ; h. Crawford Cottage

Stephen, Alexander, Reres Side ; Dun. Stewart, Daniel, flesher, Gray Street John, baker, Forthill John, nursery and seedsman, Church Street William, seedsman, Camperdown Street & Co., spiritdealers. King Street

Sturrock, Robert, Beach House ; Dun. Suttie, Peter, wright, Brook Street Symraers, S., flesher, Gray Street

Taylor, Mrs, Gray Street —

228 DUNDEE DIRECTORY,

Teed, Rev. F., a.m., Episcopalian minister Thin, Thomas, shipmaster. Brook Street Thomson, George, vintner. Gray Street P., grocer, King Street

S. C., Annfield ; Dun. W., tailoi-. Fort Street Todd, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, King Street

Walker, Henry, shipmaster, King Street Wann, Mrs, Brook Street Watson, Edward, painter. Fort Street G., tnrner, King Street Peter, blacksmith. Fort Street John, turner, Windmill Webster, J., spiritdealer. Fort Sti-eet Thomas, Bath Street AYilliam, Maryfield Cottage Miss, Brook Street Westwood, G., tailor, Brook Street Weir, Captain, Cottage Place AYilkie, James, grocer and spiritdealer, Fort Street

Willison, Andrew, Ferry House ; Dun. Wood, Rev. J., LL.n., Established Church, Seafield Miss, haberdasher. Gray Street

Young, George, hosier, Brook Street

PLACES OF AYORSHIP,

Established Church. — Cliapel of ~i Ease, in connexion with the Parish >-Rev. J. Wood, ll.d. of Moniiieth, )

Free Church, ,, John Lyon. United Presbyterian Church, „ D. Ogilvie, a.m. Scottish Episcopalian, „ Fred, Teed, m. a.

COAST GUARD.

Chief Oificcr, Burrowslrwin.— C/;/^/i?ootoo)?, Alex. Stewart

Commission Boatmen, William Reid (tirst) ; Daniel Hutton (second). Boatmen, Thos. Strachan, Daniel O'Neil, Jas. Blair, and William Robertson Watch-House and Office, Ambrose Street BROUGHTY FERKY LISTS. 229 GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

Directors. —Samuel C. Thomson, Brouglity Ferry ; Oliver G.

Miller, Broughty Ferry ; George Mathewson, West Ferry; David Kay, Broughty Ferry George Jameson, Seafield ; ; AVilliam Small, Dundee Francis Low, Manager

BOWLING CLUB.

S. C. Thomson, President; D. Clark, Treasurer; Geo. Mathewson, Secretary

POST-OFFICE EECEIVma HOUSE, Brook Street.

(Attached to ilie Dundee Office.)

Jolin Metliven, Receiver ; John Mellis, Letter-Carrier, Box closes— 1st Despatch, 1.45 p.m. 2d „ 9.45 „

PRINCIPAL HOTEL. Victoria Hotel, Gray Street, D. Clark.

BATHING HOUSE, BEACH.

Hot, Cold, and Shower Salt-water Baths. Jean Scott, Keeper 230

XVII.-XiOCHEE LIST?.

KAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND ADDRESSES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF LOCHEE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Abbot, Thomas, mason, Main Street Adam, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Maui Street Peter, carrier, Mid Eoad Addison, Rev. Dr George, Liif Aikman, Mrs, Main Street Alexander, James, teacher, Fowlis Easter Robert, surgeon. Main Street AUardice, Mrs, grocer. Main Street Anderson, Alexander, contractor, Birkhill Feus Andrew, corn-miller, Dronly George, manufacturer, Liff Road James, mason, LifFRoad James, yarn miller, Dronly Annan, David, mason. Mid Road & Nicoll, quarry-masters, Watson's Quany, west end, Lochee Archibald, Dr, surgeon, Liff Arnot, Peter, farmer, Dronly William, farmer, Adamston

Bain, Robert, shoemaker, Liff Barlas, John, Avright, Dronly Batchelor, James, cowfeeder. Mid Road Baxter, James, barber, Mid Road James, wright. Main Street & Johnston, wrights. Main Street Bell, James, farmer, Dryburgh Peter, farmer, Cransley Bennett, Rev. William, Wellburn Academy Blair. John, boot and shoemaker, Main Street Bowie, John, grocer, Liff Road LOCHEE LISTS. 231

Jjrcmner. .John, surgeon, Main Street Brown, A\'illiam, Marchbanks Bruce, David, grocer, Main Street George, carrier, Tofthill Buclian, James, farmer, Adamston Burrie, George, fanner, Lawton Kobert, blacksmith, Muirliead

Cable, Burton, teacher of sacred music, Logic Feus Caird, William, baker, Main Street Cairnie, Charles, tinsmith. Main Street Cairns, Robert, gamekeeper, Camperdown Cameron, Duncan, grocer, Main Street Campbell, Mrs, teacher, LifF Road Cant, George, vintner. South Road Mrs G., vintner, Burnside Chalmers, Andrew, carter, Logie Feus James, tailor, Liff Peter, manufacturer, Main Street Robert, farmer, Stoneygroves AVilliam, manufacturer, Dronly Christie, Alexander, flesher, Liff Road Thomas, tenant, Backrauir of Liff Clark, George, wright, Liff Mrs, Ivy Cottage, Liff Road Cochran, David, carter, Liff Road James, vintner, Logie Feus Robert, carter, Liff Road

Coupar, James, clerk at Kerr's machine- work, Dundee ; h. Logie Cottages Robert, sen., feuar, Logie Cottages Robert, Jun., Logie Cottages

Cox, George, of Cox Brothers ; h. Wellhead

Thomas H., of Cox Brothers ; h. Foggyley Brothers, manufacturers, Foggyley Craig, Andrew, cowfeeder, Liff Road William, Post- Office, Main Street Crichton, John, carter, Pitalpin Mill William, wright, Liff Road

Daxd, Robert, feuar, Liff Road Dickson, James, teacher and session-clerk, Liff Doctor, Alexander, teacher. Secession School, Balgay Feus Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Muii'head 232 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Dodds, Rev. Thomas B., Free Church ; h. Wellhead Doig, Andrew, bellman, Balgay Fens

Donald, John, of J. Donald & Son ; h. South Eoad James, & Son, flaxspinners, Pitalpin Mill Miss Jane, teacher, Logic Feus Douglass, John, grocer, iluirhead Dow, John, teacher, Free Church School Duncan, David, grocer. Main Street Geoi'ge, farmer, Burnside William, saddler, Main Street

Easste, Robert, manufacturer, Tofthill Easson, David, gardener, Camperdowu Elder, David, feuar, Loons Road David, feuar. South Road David, mason, Liff Road

Fencing, Mrs, grocer, Birkhill Feus Fenton, John, farmer, Lawside Peter, farmei-, Templetown Thomas, farmer, Muirloch Fleming, Peter, manufacturer, Tofthill Fliglit, John, vintner, Main Street

Forsyth, Rev. James, Chapel of Ease ; h. Mrs Aikraan's Lodgings, Main Street John, Wright, JMid Road Fyfe, David, sen., tailor, South Road David, jun., tailor. South Road James, painter and glazier, Main Street Thomas, painter and glazier, Balgay Feus Mrs David, grocer, Main Street

CtEEKIE, George, blacksmith, Burnside John, contractor, Liff Road Gellatl)^ Thomas, grocer, Main Street Gibson, James, shoemaker, Quarry Mill Road Gilchrist, Robert, tailor and clothier. Main Street AVilliam, & Son, manufacturers and drapers. Main Street Gordon, Alexander, teacher. Sessional School, Liff Road Jolm, manufacturer, Logie Feus Graham, Andrew, surgeon. Main Street

Joseph, Mei-chant Seamen's Office, Dundee ; h. Logie Feus LOCIIEE LISTS. 233

Grant, James, East Gate, Marclibanks Thomas, market-ganlcner, Dudhope Gray, Andrew, mason and feaar, INlain Street James, mason and feuar, Main Street George, & William, flaxspinners, Quarry Mill Greig, John, turner, South lioad Mrs M., vintner. Main Street Guthel, Andrew, mason and feuar, Muirtown of Logie David, mason and feuar, Muirtown of Logie

IIaocakt, William, feuar. Butter's Lane Hamilton, Duncan, tailor and grocer, jMain Street Harley, Thomas, shoemaker, Main Street Hedderwick, David, grocer. Church Street Hendry, Janet, vintner, Liff lioad Hosey, Andrew, cowfeeder. Main Street Hutchison, John, grocer, Burnside Johnj farmer, West Green

Isles, James, blacksmith, Church Street

Jack, John, manufiicturer, Logie Feus AVilliam, farmer, Backmuir of Liff Johnston, John, wright. Main Street John, sen., cowfeeder, Patterson's Feus John, shoemaker, j\Iain Street

Wm., manufacturer, Main St. ; h. Patterson's Feiis

Keay, James, auctioneer. Weaver's Hall, Lochce Keiller, Peter, manufocturer, South Eoad Kennedy, Robert, vintner, Quarry Mill Road

Langlands, Robert, mason, Balgay Feus Lawson, William, farmer, Stoneygroves Leighton, Robert, farmer, Ballfield Lindsay, John, farmer, Backmuir of Liff Lind, William, fai-mer. Backhands of Balgay Low, John, blacksmith, Main Street John, vintner, Brewhead Stewart, flesher, ]\Iain Street Mrs J., vintner, Birkhill Feus Lowson, George, farmer and miller, Coekhall

Mackie, Peter, land-surveyor, Mid Eoad 234 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Marshall, Rev. D., U. P. Church; h. Mary's Cottage, Maui Street

James S., of Thomson & Marshall ; h. Mary's Cottage Marthi, David, shoemaker, jMuirhead James, shoemaker, Bh-khill Feus William, manufacturer, Brown Street William, merchant, Backmuir of Lift" ]\IaIcoIm, William, overseer, Stewart's Quarry M'Donald, John, vintner. Church Street M'Ewen, Eobert, tailor, Main Street M'Farlane, AVilliam, manufacturer. Mid Road M'Intosh, Robert, tailor, Main Street

M'Kay, John, mechanic, Pitalpin Jlill ; h. Quarry JMill Road David, boot and shoemaker, Main Street M'Kenzie, Alexander, grocer. Mid Road M'Lean, Daniel, vintner and blacksmith, IJff Road MefFan, \Mlliam, wriglit. Brown Street iMiller, Alexander, farmer, Backmuir of Liff

David, Association Store ; h. Church Street David, carter, Stewart's Quarry James, feuar, Tofthill Thomas, Wool Mill, Den of Liff ]\Irs J., grocer, Quarry Mill Road ilitchell, (rcorge, shoemaker, Dronly Thomas, yarn- miller, Adamston Moncur, David, mason, Balgay Feus Rev. William, Free Church, Muirhead

Morris, Wm., police treasurer, Dundee ; h. Burnside Alexander, thatcher. Main Street

Napier, John, grocer, Pitalpin Mill Neish, William, grocer, Logic Feus Nicoll, George. Church Street John, manager, Burnside Mills Noble, John, tea-merchant, Balgay Feus

Ogilvie, James, stonewai-e-merchant. Church Street Ostler, James, farmer, Loch of Liff

Patullo, Francis (late farmer), Logie Feus Prendergast, Rev. John, Wellbm-n Academy Peebles, David, cowfeeder, Balgay Feus

William, blacksmith, Liff Road ; h. South Road LOCUEE EISTS. L'.'Jf)

L'amsaV-, "William, furmer, Backmuir of Liff Rattray, Ebenezer, barber, Old 'I'oll .Joseph, carter, Quarry Mill Itoad Keid, Alexander, market-gardener, Ilairticld Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, I'atersdirs Fens George, faetor, FoavHs .lames, carter, Liff Road .James, mason and feuar, Liff Road .John, gardener, Balgay Fens Roger, William, mason and grocer, Mid Road

Rollo, David, Avriter, Dundee ; h. Hairfield George, assistant accountant, Dundee & I'ertli Rail- way h. Hairfield ;

Saundeks, James, feuar, Patersou's Feus William, feuar, Burnside Road Scott, George, slater. Mid Road .James, farmer, South Road .John, East Gate, Camperdown Mrs J., Main Street Sim, David, farmer. Wester Gourdie

Thomas, carter, I'oggyley ; h. Scott's Angle Small, David, brewer. Main Street Smith, David, mason and feuar. Church Street

George, fireman, Camperdown Saw-mill ; h. Mid Road William, sculptor, New Inn, Mid Road William, feuar, South Road Barbara, dressmaker. Mid Road Simpson, Andrew, slater, Liff Road Sharp, Peter, mason and feuar. South Road Sherwood, William, wright, Camperdown House Soutar, .James, baker, South Road

Steel, George, mill-wright ; h. Paterson's Feus Robert, miU-wright, Fowlis Stewart, Donald, quarry- master, Camperdown Quarry; h. Main Street James, quarry- master, Stewart's Quarry .John, quarry-master. Hillside Quarry John, tailor, Old Toll

John, ground- officer, Balgay Estate ; h. Muirton of Logie

Rev. W., of Dudhope Free Church ; h. Logie Feus William, boot and shoemaker. Mid Road William, grocer, Main Street 236 DUNDEE DIRECTORY.

Sturrock, Jolm, draper. Brown Street Sutherland, James, sexton, Logie Feus Swan, John, overseer, Camperdo'wn farm

Talbert, David, co-n^eeder. South Road Robert, South Gate, Camperdown Taylor, Thomas, land-steward, Camperdown; h. Brewhead Cottage Thomson, David, feuar, Paterson's Feus. David, feuar, Butter's Lane David, farrier, Muirhead & Marshall, auctioneers, JIain Street, and 7 Va^t, Dundee

James, of Thomson & Marshall ; h. LifF Road John M., grocer, Logie Feus TurnbuU, John, jun., boot and shoemaker, Old ToU

Waddell, David, carrier, Balgay Feu.s James (late farmer). ToftliiU James, brewer and baker, Liff Watson, Peter, feuar, Litf Peter, feuar. West End, Lochee

Westwood, John, teacher of sacred music ; h. Old Toll AVilson, George, grocer, ^lid Eoad James, tarmer, Charleston Thomas, fiirnier, HiUside, Balgay Thomas, wright, South Eoad AVill, Robert, larraer, Backhill of Balgay

Yeaman, David, gi-ocer. Mid Road George, grocer. Quarry Mill Road AVilliam, sen., feuar, Quarry Mill Road William, jun., mason and feuar. Quarry Mill Road Young, Alexander, grocer. South Road Alexander, boot and shoemaker. Main Street James, boot and shoemaker. DenmiU

Thomas, of the Advertiser Office, Dundee ; h. Logie Feus William, farmer, Whitelaston Misses C. & J., di'essmakers, ^lain Street Yule. John, mole-catcher, Lid' LOCHEE LISTS. 237 TLACES OF WORSHIP. ESTADLISHED CliURCII. — Chapel ofl Ease in connexion with the Parish vRev. James Forsyth of Liff and Benvie, } Free Church, „ Thos. B. Dodds United Presbyterian, „ David Marshall

ST CLEMENT'S ROMAN CATHOLIC ACADEMY, WELLBORN. Rev. William Bennet, Rector Rev. Jolin Prendergast, A^iceRector and Prefect of Studies

LOCHEE WEAVER LODGE. Wm. Smitli, sculptor. Master William Smith, South Road, Treasurer James Anderson, mason, Secretary

INSTRUMENTAL BAND. John Geekie, President

John Cochrane, Treasurer ; William Gray, Secretary John Cockburn, Leader

POST OFFICE RECEIVING HOUSE, Main Street.

(Attached to the Dundee Office.) William Craig, Receiver and Letter-carrier Box Closes— 1st Despatch, 2.30 p.m. 2d „ 10

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TO THE DUNDEE DIRECTORY FOR 1850.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

fast of ^fotUtt^ fife ^ssnxnnct Co. Capital, £250,000, FOE GRANTING LIFE ASSURANCES AND ANNUITIES OF ALL, DESCRIPTIONS, AND FOR PURCHASING LIFE-RENT AND SURVIVORSHIP INTERESTS.

HEAD OFFICE, No. 1 BANK STREET, DUNDEE.

Office in Edinburgh. I Office in Glasgow.

No. 71 Princes Street. I No. 54 St Vincent Street.

William Clark, Esq., Shipowner. I James Neish, Esq., Netliergate. Thos. Couper, Esq., Shipowner. John Bell, Esq., Writer.

Alexander Bell, Esq., Surgeon. | Chas. Guthrie, Esq. of Taybank.

PeOtcal satiDisers.

Robert Bell, Esq., M.D. | Geo. M. Osborne, Esq., m.d.

.Solictfor. William Neish, Esq., Writer. Seceetaev to the Edinburgh Board. Agent in Glasgow. ] .James Wilkie, Accountant, H. B. L a c y, Writer. |

i^anagtr of Hjc (ffompans. Ebenezek Erskine Scott, Accountant. [Continued. 2-iO DUNDEE DIRECTORY

EAST 07 SCOTLAND LIFE ASSUEANCE COMPAKY CONTINUED.

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY.

I. —^The entire Profits of this Company are divided every three years, in such a way as to secure to the participating Policy Holders all the advantages which can possibly result from Assurance in a purely Mutual Society, together with the additional and absolute security afforded by the obligations of this Company. II.—The Tables of this Company embrace an entirely new system, entitled, Progressive Life Assurance, by which the outlay by the Assured is reduced to about one-half of the iisual amount. III. —The Policies of the Company are expressly declared to be

indisputable, except on the plea of fraud ; and the obliga- tion of the Company thereon is unrestricted in any way. IV. —-Moderate charges for Foreign Residence in unhealthy climates. V.—The Directors are prepared to grant or purchase, on moderate terms, every description of pecuniary benefit dependent on the duration of one or more lives.

THE ORDINAPtY DIRECTORS, impressed with the general feeling that prevails of the want of a complete and satisfactory scheme for enabling the Heads of Families and others similarly situated to provide for their wives and children or dependants in the event of their own premature decease, now submit the following scheme which they can with confidence recommend as well adapted to the circumstances of CLERGirilEN, SALARIED OFFICIALS, ANNUITANTS, PROFESSIONAL MEN, and all others who support themselves and their families or dependants from the produce of their own exertions, or from other sources ceasing at death. The Scheme now submitted embraces the following sepa- rate Tables, viz. :—

Table I. —For enabling Husbands to secure Life Annuities of any desired amount to their Wives, in the event of their becoming Widows, by small annual payments, ceasing at the death of either Husband or Wife—the Annuities con- tuiuing during the remainder of the lives of the Widows.

[ Contimied. ADVERTISING LIST. 241

EAST 07 SCOTLiNU LIFE ASSUEANCE COIIPANY COXTIJfUED.

Table II. — For enabling F§,thers to secure to their Children Life Annuities of any amount payable to each Child until completion of its twenty-tirst year, in the event of the Child liaving been left an Orphan before that time, by small annual payments to the Company, ceasing at death of either Father or Child.

Table III. —For enabling Fathers tosecixrs to their Child- ren Endowments certain of any amount, payable to each Child on completion of its tvventy-lirst year, in the event of the Child having been left an Orphan before that time, by one payment to the Company, at the entry of each Child.

These Tables are equally applicable for general purposes : Table No. I. for enabling the Heads of Families to provide Life Annuities to their surviving Sisters, Daughters, Nieces, or other persons Avho may be dependent on them for sup- II. and III. for the Education and port ; and Tables Nos. Endowment at coming of age of surviving Nephews, Wards, and others similarly situated.

Copies of these Tables, and all information on this Scheme, and on the general business of the Company, will be promptly supplied on application at any of the Offices or Agencies.

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES.

Aberdeen Chas. Grainger, advocate Dunkeld, William Mitchell, writer, Alyth, .J. F. Allan, surgeon, Edinburgh,.. J. Wilkie, accountant, 71 Annan, W.Cutlibertson,bookseller frinces Street, Secretary

Arbroath, . ... Andrew Binny, banker. to Edinburgh Boar.i of Auchter- > Management. j_ ^ j.^ manufacturer, ' niuchty, j Elgin James Mellis, writer. Berwick, "W. H. Logan, banker, Forfar Wm. Roberts, town-clerk. Blairgowrie, Robt Ayson, postmaster.'Glasgow,.... H. B. Lacy, writer, 54 St Brechin David Burns, bookseller Vincent Street, Burghead, ... Alex. Sime, schoolmaster, Wm. Fraser, banker. Campbelton, C. M'Eachran, com mer ^'ing,^.!!!!: } Carhike, J. L. Stewart, apothecary Inverness,.. David Prophet, solicitor. Clyiie, R Bruce, schoolmaster. Kinross John Hutton, merchant. Cou.-Angus, W. Dalryraple, merchant. Meigle David Murray, saddler. Cupar-Fife,.. Robert Aitken, writer, Montrose,... James Calvert, writer

Dalkeith, A. Sraeall, manager, N.S Newburgli, . William Chrystal, writer. Savings Bank, Bridgend. Perth, David Crighton, writer, Douglas Wm. Park, postmaster. jRosehearty,, James Milne Dunferm- > J. Millar & Sons, book- 'Stirling, William Ewing, writer.

line, J" sellers iStrathaven,. Dr Daniel Dougal.

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242 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND.

THE amount of Annual Expenditure required by most Offices for a Life Assurance, deters many from adopting tliat mode of providing for those dependent on them. They would more readily make such a provision, (admitted to be in most cases a duty,) could it be shewn them that an Assur- ance may be effected on such a system, as to require, after a few years,—when, in all probability, their other expenses will be increased,—the payment of a comparatively small sum, scarcely more than one-Jtalf oi the amount usually necessary. THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND,

(Founded 1839, and Incorporated hij Royal Charter,) is the only Office in Scotland constituted on the principle of reduc- ing the expense of Life Assurance to the lowest scale, consistent with perfect and permanent security to the Assured.

On the 5tii April, in every year, the precise state of the affairs is ascertained by a detailed valuation. The divisible iSurplus is then apportioned to all Policy-holders of five years' standing, and the share of each is handed to him in cash when he pays his current year's Premium. By this system the Policy-holders Q\\]oy during their own lives the Surplus Funds or Profits, and the "Premiums payable are reduced to a comparatively small amount. The following are examples of the Premiums payable in the

present year by Policy-holders of five years' standing :

Age at Policies of Policies of Policies of Policies of Entry. £100. £500. £1000. £5000.

20 £14 £6 £12 £60 30 1 11 7 7 17 11 15 15 10 78 19 2 40 2 2 4 10 11 8 21 3 4 105 16 8

During last year, (the tenth of the Society,) 500 NewPolicies were issued for Life Assurances, amounting to £220,000.

Office in Edinburgh, 2 HANOVER STREET. „ London, 64 OLD BROAD STREET. [Continiied. ADVERTISING LIST. 243

LIFE ASSOWATION OF SCOTLAND CONTINUED.

(ffnurt of iStrcctors. Ohairman, SIR JAMES .FORREST of Comiston, Bart. Henry Marshall, Esq,, m.d., Deputy Inspector-General of Army Hospitals. Thomas Hutchison, Esq., Merchant, Leith. Patrick Shaw, Esq., Advocate. Henry Inglis, Esq., Writer to the Signet. Warren H. Sands, Esq., Writer to the Signet. Thomas Grainger, Esq., Civil Engineer. .James Marshall, Esq., Jeweller. Robert Cox, Esq., Writer to the Signet. Jasies Anstruther, Esq., 42 Moray Place. John Rotherfurd, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

Messrs Walker and Melville, Writers to the Signet.

fKanagrr. Srcrctarp, Sfcrctarp in ILoiitioii,

John Eraser. I John Bowman. | Thos. Eraser.

ACrENT AT DUNDEE, J. W. THOMSON, Writer.

INSTITUTED 1824. Capital, FIVE MIX.£.IOZ7S Sterling. Head Office for Scotland, 95 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH. LIFE ASSURANCE. NEW LIFE TABLES. THE DIRECTORS beg to call attention to the New Pro- spectus and Tables of Rates recently prepared, and copies of which may be had on application to the Company's Agents throughout the kingdom. Bi/ order of the Scottish Board of Directors, DAVID MACLAGAN, Manager.

AGENTS IN DUNDEE, David Rollo, Writer, Bank Street. Walker & Gloag, Writers, 19 High Street. Wm. Wrongham, Panmure Street. 244 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

pl)0enir /ire Jtssiiraiifc Cotiijiani)^ LOMBARD STllEET & CHARING CROSS, LONDON.

JTrustcrs aiiB Sircftors. Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., M.P., d.c.l. Matthias AttwooJ, Esq. James Home, Esq. Deciraus Burton, Esq. John Dorrien Maajens, Esq. Oc.tavius Edward Coope, Esq. J. Masterman, Esq., M P., D.C.L. Wm. Cotton, Esq., F.R.S., U.c.L. John Petty Muspratt, Esq. "William Davis, Esq. Richard I'rice, Esq. G-eorge Arthur Fuller, Esq. (ieorge Stanley Uepton, Esq. Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. Benjamin Sliaw, Esq. Henry Grace, Ksq. Alfred Thorp, Esq. Joseph Owen Harris, Esq. Charles Hampden Turner, Esq. .Kirkraan Daniel Hodgson, Esq. Matthew Wiiiling, Esq. Thomas Hodgson, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. auBitors. John Davis, Esq. John Hodgson, Esq. James Alexander Gordon, M.D. Thomas Richter, Esq., Secretary. Wilmer Harris, Esq., Secretary for the Town Department, John Shaw, Esq., Architect and Surveyor.

Insurances against Loss by Fire are effected by the PHCENIX COMPANY upon every description of Property, in every part of tlie AYorld, on the most favourable Terms. Insurance from Loss or Damage by Fire has been found a measure of great importaiice to the Security of Property and to the happiness of families. This precaution is seldom ne- glected by Merchants and Tradesmen, and is equally necessary to Gentlemen, Farmers, and Manufacturers of every kind. The PHCENIX OFFICE was established by a numerous Proprietary in January, 1782, upon principles of public utility. The promptitude and cheerfulness with which the most important Losses have been made good by the Company are

well known ; —a large Capital in Government Securities is at all times held in readiness for that purpose. N.B.—The private fortune of every individual shareholder

in the Company is responsible for its engagements ; and no person Insured in this office is liable for the losses of others, as is the case in Contribution Societies.

AGENTS IN DUNDEE. THOMAS WALKER, 116 Seagate. JAMES C. LINDSAY, 18 Dock Street. ADVERTISING LIST. 245

PALL-MALL AND CORNHILL, LONDON.

JBitcctots. Edvvaud GoLDSMiD, Esq., Chairman. William Tite, Esq., f.r.s., Deputy-Chairman. George Carr Glyn, Esq., m.p., Treasurer. Henry Alexander, Esq. Boyd Miller, Esq. John S. Brownrigg, Esq. Sheffield Neave, Esq, Boyce Combe, Esq. Fowler Newsam, Esq. Thomas M. Coombs, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq. AVilliarn Dent, Esq. W. H, C. Plowden, Esq., M.P. James W. Freshfield, Esq., f.r.s. Robert Saunders, Esq. Sir I. L. Groldsmid, Bart., F.R.S. Sir Walter Stirlina^, Bart. Robert Hawthorn, Esq. "Wm. Thompson, Esq., Aid. M.P. John Hodgson, Esq. Henry J. Wheoler, Esq, Richard Lambert Jones, Esq. Josiah Wilson, Esq. Robert Locke, Esq. Benjamin G. Wiudus, Esq.

ESTABLISHED 1803, FOB riRH AI3'B LIPS lETSURAKTCE, & ANNUITIES, AND THE PURCHASE OF REVERSIONS & LIFE CONTINGENCIES.

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING. The whole paid up and invested, and entirelij independent of the amount ofpremiums received.

Insurances may be effected on Single Lives, on Joint Lives, and on the contingency of one life surviving another. Insurances for short or limited periods may be effected at reduced x-ates, and with the least practicable delay. (Bij Order of the Board) JOHN CHARLES DENHAM, Secretary.

AGENTS IN DUNDEE. Mr JAMES CHALMERS Jun., 10 Castle Street. Mr WILLIAM METHVEN, Auctioneer, 3 St Clement's Lane, High Street. —

246 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

CMnkrgl) pft ^ssuraita (!L0mpni|, Established in 1823.— Incorporated by Act of Parliamestt.

EDINBURGH—(Head Office), 22 GEORGE STREET. LONDON 11 KING WILLIAM STREET, City. GLASGOW, 59 ST VINCENT STREET. DUBLIN, 35 NORTH CUMBERLAND STREET.

Tin: following are the advantages given by this Company: ]MuTUAL Assurance, without liability. The guarantee of a responsible body of Proprietors, either personally or otherwise assured with the Office, affords the most undoubted security to all classes of Assurers. Nine-tenths of the whole Profits Septennially divisible among the Assured. This is a larger proportion than can ever be divided by any simple Mutual Assurance Society. An lNTii;RMEDiATE BoNUS paid on Policies becoming Claims between one Investigation and another. All the advantages of an Annual Division are thus given, Avithout its attendant evils. Tlie ISTosT Equitable Principle of Division. The greatest benefits are thereby bestowed upon tlie oldest Policies, thus securing that first-class Lives shall not suffer by any undue Bonus being paid away to tliose who may die early. Paths of Premium extremely ]\Ioderate. The Non -Participation Scale is equivalent to a present Bonus of considerable amount, Avhen compared with most other Offices. The benefits of the Participation Plan of Insurance are exhibited in the following examples of BoKUS Additions to Policies effected with this Compaxv.

No. of Age at Sum Bonus, Bonus, Bonus, Tot.il Sum now Policy. Assuring. Assured. 1825. 1842. 1849. Payable.

£ £ f. £ s. £ s. £ s. 560 67 100 16 12 29 I 82 I 227 14 488 62 1500 231 19 377 6903 2 3012 7 266 60 300 50 2 72 10,168 16 691 8

9 54 1000 151 6 1 72 5 356 1 1679 12 2 47 2000 249 3 267 16 463 17 2980 16 53 44 2000 241 16 240 11 405 10 2887 17 318 37 3000 301 15 283 8 462 16 4047 19

{ Continued. ADVERTISING LIST. 247

EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY COKTINUED.

It will be observed that, in some instances, the above Bo- nuses amount together to inore than the sum originalhi insured,—& feature of success of which few Offices can boast. Copies of the Report of Proceedings at last General Jleeting to declare the Bonus of 1849, with Prospectus and Rates, and all information, may be obtained at Head Office, or any of the Agencies. In effecting a Policy, No Entry Money or other Charge is made beyond the Premium and Stamp. Tlie utmost liberality as to extra licences consistent Avith a

due regard to the'' nature of the risk incurred ; and no extra within the limits of Europe.

GILBT. L. FINLAY, Manager. WM. DICKSON, Secretary. Edinburgh, 11th January, 1850.

AGENTS. DUNDEE, ~~«^ Messrs Reid, M'Lachlan, & Heron, Writers. Arbroath, „ Louson & M'Donald, Writers. St Andrews, „ Ireland & Murray, Writers. Cupar-Fife, „ W. & G. Pagan, Writers. Perth,^^ „ Duncan & M'Lean, Writers.

^ent JHutual /ire Jnaurance ^ocidi)^

ROCHESTER, KENT ; AND 6 OLD JEWRY, LONDON.

TNSURANCES Effected as low as Is. 6d. per Cent. 1- Premium. Prompt and equitable settlement of Claims. If any differences, they must be settled by arbitration. The advantages to be derived by all parties who Insure in this Office entitle it to the patronage and support it is daily receiving in all parts of Great Britain. THOMAS BURR, a.i.a., Secretary.

AGENT AT DUNPEK, WILLIAM FORBES, Esq., Writer. — ——

248 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

f l)f l0rtl)crn Assurance (SLontjianii. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. Capital. One nXillion sterling'.

Head Office—?, KING STREET, ABEEDEEN. Chairman—Dr Cruickshank, Marischal College. Manager— William Chalmers, Esq.

IN the Life Department of this Office, Assurances may be effected with or without Participation in Profits on the

following terms, viz. : For an Assurance of £100, Payable at Death.

Without With Without With Ago. Profits. Profits. Age. Profits. Profits.

£ S. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 25 1 17 1 2 1 11 40 2 16 8 3 3 11 30 2 2 7 2 8 45 3 5 9 3 14 3 35 2 8 8 2 14 11 50 3 19 4 7 4

The advantages offered by this Institution are 1. The guarantee of an extensive and highly-respectable body of Shareholders. 2. Proportional Division of the wliole Profits among the

Assured in the Participation Scheme ; and 3. The chance offered by a thriving business of a periodically increasing Bonus. Thus combining tlie leading features of a Mutual with the stability of a Proprietary Company. FIRE INSURANCES undertaken on the usual terms.

Farther information may be obtained on application either personally or by letter, at the Head O.^ce in Aberdeen, or at any of the following of the Company's Agents :

DuxDEE, D. S. Little.john, writer. Alyth, Wm. Yearaan, banker. „ ... A. & J. Adie, merchants. Cupar-Fife, Blair & Pride, merchants. „ ... Wm. Myles, accountant. Pitteuweem, Jas. Simpson, town-clerk. Montrose, ... James Calvert, ivriter. „ James Tosh, merchant. Brechin, Charles Ogilvy, writer. St Andrews W. H. Fotheringham. Arbroath, ... D. Peacock, shipowner. Anstruther, James Rsddie, merchant.

,. ... David Miller, writer, Perth, J. Blair jun„ Perth Bank. Forfar, P. W. PuUar, accountant Peter Palmer, merchant. , 10 Reform Street, D. S. LITTLEJOIIN. Dundee, 1st January, 1850. ADVERTISING LIST. 249 ABERDEEN

/ire and fiU ^ssuxanct Comjjanii.

Established in 1825.

CAPITAXi, £1,000.000.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

Intending Assurers are invited to examine the advantages secured by connection with the Participation Scheme of this Company, which was begun in 1840. The eminent success which has attended it, is apparent from the results of the first investigation, which took place in 1847, as set forth in the Company's Prospectus. Policies in connection with this Scheme form most desirable family provisions.

For Assurances of Fixed Sums the rates of the Company are strictly moderate. Every description of risk on approved lives is undertaken, and Annuities are sold on favourable terms.

Prospectus, with every information, may be obtained at the Head Office in Aberdeen, or any of the Agencies.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Common, Hazardous, and Doubly-Hazardous Risks are undertaken at the usual moderate Premiums of Is. 6d., 2s. Gd., and 4s. 6d. respectively. Special Insurances at increased rates. CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

AGENTS FOR DUNDEE. DAVID MITCHELL, Writer. GEORGE PATTULLO, Commission Agent. 250 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

/arfars!)ir£ & Pfrtl)sl){rf fm Jnsuranre (Iiampni).

Capital. £200>000>

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Major J. G. Davidson of Ardgath David Hood, Esq. of Balludeion. Robert Lyell,Esq. of Newbigging. John Marshall, Esq., Luncarty. John Aberdein, Esq., Montrose. fhomas Duncan, Esq., Perth. John M'Nicoll, Esq., Craig. Robert H. Moncricfif, Esq., Perth. J. O. Dalgluish, Esq.of Woodburne William Blair, Esq., Perth. James Ramsay, Esq., Perth.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS. John Sturrock, Esq. Charles (ruthric, Esq. John Symers, Esq. David Miln, Esq. John Maxwell, Esq. William Thorns, Esq. Alexander Lawson, Esq. Alexander Bell, Esq. George Duncan, Esq., M.P. William Jobson, Esq, Peter Kinmond, Esq.

MANAGER, PATRICK H. THOMS.

HEAD OFFICE, 16 ST ANDREWS PLACE, COWaATE, DUNDEE.

THIS is the only Native Establishment for FIRE IN- SURANCE connected with the Central District of

Scotland ; and the Directors, whilst they acknowledge with gratitude the liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the continued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietary belongs almost exclusively to these Counties. Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most

favourable terms ; and Policies on Fakming Stock— including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Husbandly—are issued Free of Didy. Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee. No charge for Policies when transferred from other Offices. Duiidee, March, 1850. —

ADVERTISING LIST, 251 THE CITY OF GLASGOW

fife ^sjiuranrc anb Ifcfrsionari) Coiujionij.

Established in 1838.

OFFICES. GLASGOW, 40 St VINCENT PLACE. Manager, Daniel Walkinshaw.

EDINBURGH, 19 St ANDREW SQUARE. Secretary, Robert Balfour.

AGENTS IN FORFARSHIRE AND FIFESHIRE. Andrew Ogilvie, Sharebroker, nnNT)FF i , p{jj,jjp p^ Miller, Commission Merchant, "I Arbroath, ..-~,~>^..,- William Cay, Ship-Agent. Ahjth,~~,„^^ Robert Marshall, Bookseller. Brechin, ^.^..^ A. M. Thomson, Glencadam Distillery. Coupar-Angus, -Andrew Stevenson, Merchant. Forfar, James Young Jun., Western Bank, Kirriemuir, George Deuchar, British Linen Company. Montrose,~,~~.,^ .James Warrack, Merchant. CUPAH, W. A. Taylor, Writer.

Anstruther, George Darsie Jun. , Merchant. Dunfermline, ~.~,~,.J. Tannahill Anderson, Writer. St Andrews, ~„ Simpson Philp, Writer.

11HE public are specially requested to observe the following

. advantages which are offered by this Company, especi- ally in the system of allocating the profits of the Company among tlie assured : 1. The rates of Premium are moderate. 2. There is an Annual Declaration of Bonus. 3. All parties who are assured with participation in profits are entitled to share in the Bonus from the date of their Policies. 4. iSo undue advantage is given to older over younger members. Copies of the Company's Prospectus and forms of proposal may be obtained from any of the Local Agents. D. WALKINSHAW, Manager. EOBT. BALFOUR, Secretary at EcUnlurgli. —

252 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

QPfonnmif fife Assurance Socifti), 6 NEW BRIDGE STREET, BLA.CKFRIARS. ESTABLISHED 1823. Empowered by Act of Parliament, 3 William IV.

DIRECTORS.

The Right Hon. Sir T.Frankland Lewis, Bart., M.P., Cliairman. Henry Frederic Stephenson, Esq^., Deputy Chairman.

Alfred Kingsford Barber, Esq. I Sir Alex. Duff Gordon, Bart, Arthur Kett Barclay, Esq. Archibald Hastie, Esq., M.P. Henry Barnett, Esq. John Mendham, Esq. Robert Biddulph, Esq. William Routh, Esq. Thomas Edgar, Esq.

Physician— John A. Paris, m.d., f r. s., No. 27 Dover Street, President of the Royal College of Physicians. Surgeon—Benjamin Travers, Esq ,f.r.s.,No. 12 Bruton Street. Solicitor—Henry Young, Esq., No. 12 Essex Street, Strand. Actuary—James John Downks, Esq., f.r.a.s.

THE following are among the advantages oiFered by this Society : Economy combined with Security. The Rates of Premiums are lower than those of any other Office, which entitle the assured to participate in the profits, and considerably lower than those of any other Mutual Assurance Society. The WHOLE OF THE PROFITS are divided every fifth year among the assured, and a Bonus is added, after the Payment of the Fifth Annual Premium, to every Policy effected on the Participating Scale, if a claim accrue thereon prior to the next division of profits. The Bonuses declared at the three former divisions, (arising from three-fourths only of the profits,) averaged 16, 31, and 36 per cent., respectively on the amounts of Premiums paid. The Bonus declared in 1849, (arising from the whole of the profits,) being the result of the operations of the Society during the last five years upon the Mutual Principle, averaged 62J per cent, on the Premiums received. [Continued. — —

ADVERTISING LIST, 253

ECONOMIC LIFE AS8UEANCE SOCIETY CONTINUED.

The subjoined Table shows the advantages offered by this Society, resulting from low Premiums, and a division of the eMire jirojits among tlie assured :

Also a Con- The Annual Economic Premium Thus tingent Assures onus on Age according t giving Bonus on Total sum by the Policies of at the North an imme- Policies be- payable at Economic seven years Entry ampton diate coming death. Rates. standing in Rates to A - Bonus of Claims in 1849 was sure £1000 1850.

£ s. d. £ £ £ £ £ 20 20 15 10 1260 260 108 24 1392 30 26 13 5 1205 205 no 24 1339 40 33 19 6 1140 140 118 22 1280 50 45 6 1030 30 129 20 1179

Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on application to Alexander jMacdonald, Secretary ; OR TO EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING AGENTS : DUNDEE,-^ Mr WM. METHVEN, 3 St Clement's Lake, High Street. Edinburgh, Mr John Maitland, Savings Bank, North Bank Street. Glasgow, — Mr A. W. Stewart, 68 St Vincent Street. Berwick, Mr David M'Beath. Kewcastle, Messrs Wakinshaw Brothers.

(United with the Alliance Assurmice Company,) 9 5 GEORGE STEEET, EDINBURGH, Capital. FIVE MlJLEsIOHS Sterling-.

FIRE INSURANCE.—Participation in Profits. THE Profits of the FIRE DEPARTMENT appropriated to the Insured are distributed at the Close of each suc- cessive period of Five Years in the form of a per centage on the Premiums paid, the Assured being free of all respon- sibilitv. By order of the Directors, DAVID MACLAGAN, Manager. Every information as to Rates, and Forms of Proposal, may be had from the Company's agents in DUNDEE. AVm. Wkongham, Panmure tetreet, Walker & Gloag, Writers, 19 High Street. 1

254 DUNDEE DIRECTORY NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. (IXCORPOEATED BY RoYAL ChARTEE AMD ACT OP PARLIAMENT.) Capital, &l,mofim, fully suhscribed. Head Office. 64 Princes Street. Xidinburg'h.

^tesiBciit. His Grace the Duke of Sutherland, k.g. l^icc=f rcsiOents. The Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, k.g. The Right Honourable the Earl of Stair, K.t. The Right Honourable the Earl of Camperdown, k.t. The Right Honourable Lord Viscount Melville, k.t. LIFE ASSURANCE. THE system adopted by tliis Company gives to the Assured every advantage Life Assurance is capable of affording, and the rapid progress the Company's Life Business has made, and is making, shews that it is duly appreciated by the public. At 31st December last the sum insured by subsisting Poli-

cies was £2,.342,876 ; the Annual Revenue, £104,984 10s.

8d. ; and the Accumulated Premiums, £523,568 Is. 6d. Assurances may be effected either with or without participation in the surplus. Those who pay the participating rate share in tlie profits to the extent of Four-Fifths, or 80 per cent., without incur- ring tlie responsibility of Mutual Assurance. At the last investigation, 31st December 1844, the Bonus or addition made to the Participating Policies was at the rate of £1 10s. per cent, on the sum insured for each Premium paid during the Septennial Period, reckoning previous Bonuses as sums insured, and as such entitled to participate. Thus, for example, a policy of £5000, having £818 2s. 6d. of previously vested additions, was ranked for. ..£5818 2 (j and had a further addition made to it of 610 18 and will, according to the principle above- inentioned, be ranked at next division of >-£6429 6 profits as a Policy for } Parties desirous of participating in this years Bonus, must efect their Insurance before the Sist December, at ivhich date the boohs for the year close.

[ Continued. I ADVERTISING LIST. 255

NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY COXTINUEU.

Tables of Increasing Premiums have been formed on a plan peculiar to this Company, whereby Assurance may be effected for the whole of life, the Premium commencing very low, and gradually increasing during the first five years, after which a uniform Premium is paid dui-ing the remainder of life. SPECIMEN OF THE TABLES. Premium for Assiwing £100.

First Second Third Fourth Fifth Keinaiiider Age. Year. Year. Year. Year. Year. of Life.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 30 1 3 9 1 5 2 1 6 8 1 8 4 1 10 2 10 5

40 1 11 10 1 13 9 1 15 10 1 18 1 2 G 3 8 3

This Table is not only suitable to those who, from the prospect of an increasing income, or other circumstances, prefer paying a smaller sum during the first few years, but is also decidedly the best mode of Insuring with the view of securing the repayment of temporary Loans. It is prefer- able to a period Policy, as it may be continued to tlie end of Life, without requiring new certificates of health, or incixr- ring a higher rate of Premium. FIRE INSUEANCE. The Company Insures against Fire—Silk, Cotton, Woollen, and Flax Mills, Buildings of all desci'iptions, Furniture, Stock in Trade, Merchandise, Agricultural Stock, Imple- ments of Husbandry, and effects of every kind, at the lowest Rates of Premium, corresponding to the risk. Farming Stock is insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning thereon made good. JAMES BORTHWICK, Manager. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary.

AGENTS FOR DUNDEE. Mr John Laing, 2 St Andrews Street. Mr Edwakd Caird, 59 Cowgate. Messrs Bell & Don, 38 Castle Street. Mr Robert Small, 20 St Andrews Place. January, 1850. .

256 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

WEST OF ENGLAND

/ire anl> §ift Jnsurancc C0inj)ani). Established 1S07 —Empowered by Act of Parliament 1813. CHIEF OFFICE, EXETER.

CAPITAL. ,£500,003.

Criistees. Right Hon. Earl Fortescue, Lord Lieut, of Devon. Right Hon. Earl Morley. Right Hon. Lord Clifford. Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Bart., m.p. Edward Divett, Esq., m.p. Samuel Trehawke Kekewich, Esq.

SlTCCtars.

Sir Thomas Dyke A.cland, Bart., j.i. p., President. Sir JoH.v KennaWay of Escot, Bart. Sir JoH.v T. B. Duckworth of Wear, Bart., m.p, Patrick Miller of Exeter, m.d. Edward Andrew Sanders of Stoke House, Esq.

Sccretars, Mr Charles Lewis.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.—_Po?(r-^/<7i.s of the Profits of this Department are periodically divided amongst the Policy holders, which Profits may be applied either as Additions to the sura assured, or in Reduction of the future annual Premiums. Prospectuses, with full Tables of Rates, and all other particulars, may be obtained on application at any of the Company's offices.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.—This office has long been fayour- ably known throughout the United Ivingdom for the liberality of its terms. The Premiums are as low as

are consistent with safety ; and the Assured to the extent of £'600 participate i^eriodically in the surplus profits.

AGENT FOR DUNDEE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, WILLIAM MARTIN Junr. Office, 17 Cowgate, Dundee, 1850. ADVERTISING LIST. 257

((Laicbonian JnBnrancr (tompani). iNCOnPOBATED BY KOTAL ChAETEB AND ACT OP PaKUAMEST. GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH; {19 27 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON; and 26 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE increasing public favour bestowed on this Company is the best evidence of the soundness and liberality of the principles on which it is conducted. The Premiums are moderate for all ages, having been deduced from the most approved bills of mortality. Five-sixths of the Profits are appropriated to the Policy holders on the Participation scheme.

Declaration op Bonus.

The next Division of Profits takes place at Whitsunday, when a favourable result is confidently anticipated. It is of importance to parties intending to insure their lives to observe that their doing so before the period of the investigation secures an additional year's Bonus. No Charge is made for Entrance-Money.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Property of every description is Insured on moderate terms. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretan/. AGENTS. DUNDEE, „ Mr David Anderson, Western Bank. „ Mr James M'Ewen, Writer. „ Mr Robert Miln, Peter's Court, Cowgat«. „ -«^-. Messrs Neish & Pattullo, Writers. „ Mr George Milne, Writer. Blairgowrie, Mr W. S. Souter, Writer. Forfar, ~ Mr James Young, Writer. „ .^^ Mr George Lyon, Commercial Bank. ARBitOATH,.,.,-. Mr George Livingston, Writer. DuNKELD, ~~~ Mr R. C. Carrington, Banker. S 258 DUNDEE DIRECTOKY NATIONAL

/Ire onb fife Jnsurance (ILampani) of SrotlanK

Head OtnacB—Edinburgh, 2 SOUTH ST DAVID STREET. Okfioe in Dundee, 32 CASTLE STREET.

IJ.eut. Colonel George Cadell, n.E.i.c.s.,! John Alison, E.sq., Merchant, Leith. Chairman. George A. Esson, Esq., Accountant Ralph Richardson, Esq., Merchant, Patrick Arkley, Esq. of Dunninald, Deputy Chairman Sheriff-Substitute of Edinburgh.

Arch, Geddes, Esq , Merchant, Leith. I George Berry, Esq., Merchant, Leith.

William Marshall, Esq., w.s I Hew Crichtou, Esq , s.s c. I'at. Graham, Esq of Robshill, w.s. Wm. Spence, Esq., British Linen Co. James Cunuinsham, Esq., w.s. Duncan, Esq., w.s. | James

George Maclachlan, Esq., w.s. i Charles Lawson, Esq., Seedsman. Medicat OJficer —AAmw Hunter, m.d. Ajtdiior—G A. Esson, Accountant iVa?iager - Holmes Ivory. Secretary—iohn M. M'Candlish.

i3uniJEc BoarB for ittfe jassuranrc Business. (.'hristophor Kerr, Esq., Tovrn-Clerk, Miller Berne, Esq., Merchant. Chairman, Ale.xander Lawson. Esq., Merchant. .iolin S>Tiiors, Esq., British Linen Co. Peter Hean, Esq , Builder. William Cobb, Esq., Mains of Eintry.

Law Agents— tilidssri C. Kerr& Co. Medical Referee—Robert Cocks, m.d. Bankers—The British Linen Co. ./Jg-en/— Thomas Nicholson.

LIFE ASSURANCE. MUTUAL OR PROFIT SCHEME.

Approaching Investigation and Division of Projits as at I5th May, 1851. POLICIES eflected iu the Participation Scheme before Whitsunday next will have right to TWO YEARS' BONUSES at the approachinc^ investigation in 1851. Four- _fift/is or EIGHTY PER CENT, of the Protits of the p7-e- ceding Eight Years are to be then allocated among the existing Policy-holders free of nil deduction for expenses of Ma- nagement or Guarantee Fund.

POLICIES FOR FIXED SUMS, without additions, granted at reduced rates, lower than those of most other Offices.

\_Contimied. — —

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>*ATIONAL KIEE AXD LIFE INSUEANCB COMPANY OF SCOTLAND CONTINUKO. IMMEDIATE BONUS. The ^loDEKATE Rates charged under either Scheme, when contrasted with those of other Offices, are eqidvalent to a large immediate and vested Bomis. Tims For the Annual Premium and Entrance money generally required by a Mutual Assurance Company to assure to A imrson aged twenty £1000 He may obtain in the pakti('ii'A']'I(»n scheme of the National, besides a rigid to additional Bonuses in 1851 and each subsequent year, a present Assurance of 1177 14 And in the NON-PAKTiCTPATiON scheme 1288 17 Being an inmiediate Bonus in the former case of nearly EIGHTEEN per Cent., and in the latter of nearly twenty- nine per ceid. RATES OF PREMIUM FOE ASSURING £100.

With Without With Without Age. Age. Profits. Profits. Profits. Profits.

20 £1 15 8 £1 12 7 40 £3 2 £2 16 9 25 2 8 1 17 2 45 3 12 3 5 10 30 2 6 7 2 2 7 50 4 6 5 3 19 1 35 2 13 3 2 8 9 55 5 8 4 4 19 2

Transactions of every sort connected Avith the contingencies of human life undertaken on liberal terms. FIRE INSURANCES at the usual moderate rates. Prompt settlement of losses. Policies may be transferred from other Offices without expense.

Copies of the Company's Prospe(,;tus, to vldeh. have been lutcli/ appended new and enlarged Tables of Rates ; also copies of a new Pamphlet, containing special expla

NATIONS AS to THE PROFIT ScHEME ; along with erenj information and assistance, may he had free on application. HOLMES IVORY, Manager. JOHN M. M'CANDLISH, Secretary, March, 1850.

AGENT, THOMAS NICHOLSON, 32 CASTLE STREET. 26 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

Ifliatiff JHutual fife ^ssuroncc Sncidti.

No. 71 KING WILLIAM STREET, MANSION HOUSE, LONDON.

The Entire Profits divided among the Assured.

DIR'ECTORS.

Vernon Abbott, Esq. Henry T. Prinsep, Esq. Lieut. -Col. Abdy. William Phelps, Esq. George Ashlin, Esq. Charles H. Smith, Esq. H. J. Hall, Ksq., r.n. .Tames Traill, Esq. John James, Esq. Wm. Foster While, Esq.

John Ledger, Ksq. ' George Whitmore, Esq.

R. W. S. Lutwidge, Esq. I Edward Winslow, Esq. John Young, Esq.

Actuary and Secretary— E. Osborne Smith, f.i.a.

ADVANTAGES PRESENTED BY THIS SOCIETY. LIFE ASSURANCES may be effected upon Eqiial, Half

Preinium, Increasing or Decreasing Scales ; al.so by Siyigle Payments, or Payments for limited periods. Tables have been specially constructed for the Army, Navy, E ast

India Company, and Merchant Services ; also for persons voyaging to, or residing in, any part of the Avorld. Endowments for Widows and Children, Pensions foi- retired Officers and Civilians, Immediate or Deferred Annuities, and SuRvivoKsuirs. The Bonus declared on 30fA March, 1847, gave a Reduction of Premiums, until next division of profits, averaging 36 per cent, on Policies in force Five Years, or an addition to the Sums Assured, ranging from one-third to one-half of the total amotmt of Premiums paid. At the Second Division of Profits, on 29th January, 1850, a like proportional return of Premiums or reversionary addition to the sums assured was declared.

AGENT,

.J. C. LINDSAY, 16 Dock Street, Dundee. ADVERTISING LIST. ^6i

Inileb §tpmt Assurance dEompani;.

HEAD OFFICE, 21 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

OFFICE IN GLASGOW, 30 ST ENOCH SQUARE.

DIKECTORS.

T. Hutchison , Esq. merchant, Leith Arch. Home, Esq., accountant. Robert Walker, Ksq., bookseller. John Ross, Esq., S.S.C. David Cowan, Esq., York Place. John Phin, Esq., s.S.C. R. A. Harden,'Esq., Doune Terrace J. Maenair, Esq., brewer, Leith, J. M. Mowbray, Esq., Howe Street.

THE system adopted by this Company has, for the first time, made Life Assurance available to all Classes, without restriction, by receiving, from time to time, such sums as a party may find it convenient to lodge, every Deposit having its corresponding Assurance value, payable at death ; while the sum so deposited may be withdrawn, in whole or in pai-t, as circumstances may require. For example, if a pei-son aged 20 opens an Assurance Ac- count with this Company, and can pay in on an average, £5 will, at have of 5s. a year, he 30, an Assurance £123. 5d. ; at 40, he will have £227. 18s. 9d. ; at 50, he will have

£317. 3s. 4d. ; and so on,—in each case free of all further payments to the Company.

JOSEPH MAITLAND, Manager.,

Pamphlets, and all information, may be obtained at the Offices as above, and at the Agencies.

AGENT IN DUNDEE,

WM. C. MONRO, Writer, 31 Reform Street.

Medical Officer—Geo, M. Osborne, Esq., m,d., 5 St Andrews Street, —

262 DUNDEE DIRECTORY NORTH OF ENGLAND /ire and fife Assurance Compani). IXCORPOEATED FOB GRANTING ASSURANCES ON LIVES, THE SALE AND PtK- CTiASE OF Annuities, Keveksions, and Insurance against Loss by Fire.

Capital £500.000. OFFICES. OLD IIAYMARKET, SHEFFIELD; CHEAPSIDE, LONDON; EUiSTACE STREET, DUBLIN. trustees.

The Right Hon. Earl Fitzwilliara. I John Tiirker, Esq , M.r. The Right Hon. Lord Wharncliffe. B. B. Pe.sge Bumell. Esq. The Rifjht Hon. Lord Viscount Milton. Corden Thompson, Esq. Sir John Carr, Esq. H.G. Ward. Knt. I Chairman of the Board of Director! —"W. J. Bagshawe, Esq, of the Oulcs. Derl yshire. Secretari/ and ActHary-T. Bell, F.I, A., Sheffield.

aonDon Brancl)

Iicside7H Secretary and Accou.ntant-'SX , Goodchap, Esq., 11 Cheapside.

Bublfn Cranci) (Pffirr. Physician— \\, A. Elliott, Esq., f,r.c.s.t., 1 Richmond Place, Mountjoy Sq. " Resident Secretary— C\ia.Tles F. Goodwin, Esq., 2S Eustace Strict.' LIFE AND ANNUITY DEPARTMENTS. rj^HE system of Assurance adopted by this Company pos- J- sesses the advantages to be derived from an Establish- ment having a large Protecting Capital, with the iniluencc of a highly respectable body of Shareholders, and likewise all those beneficial properties usually supposed to be peculiar to Mutual Assurance Societies. The following are a few of the Premiums, with and without Profits—the Intermediate Ages charged in the same proportion :

Mutual "Without Mutual "Without Age. System, Profits. Age. System. Profits.

.9. .9. s. d. ,?. d. £ d. £ d. £ £ i

15 1 12 11 1 8 11 30 Ill 2 1 10 1

20 1 10 9 1 12 4 35 2 15 2 2 8 7 1 25 2 1 7 1 16 7 40 3 5 1 2 17 3

[ Continued. — "'

ADVERTISING LIST. 263

NORTH OF ENGLAND FIRE AND LIKE ASSUItAXCK COMPANY OONTINTJ-EU. .

Thus, at the age of 25, £100 may be insured for the whole term of Life at £2 Is. 7d. per cent, per annum, if on the Mutual, and at £1 16s. 7d. if on the Non- participating Scale. Among other advantages of Insuring with tJiis Company are MODERATE PREMIUMS. AN ANNUAL DIVISION OF PROFITS. EIGHTY PER CENT. OF THE PROFITS RETURNED, BONUS PAYAIILE IN CASH. OR APPLIED IN AUGMENTATION OF THE SUM INSURED, OR IN REDUCTION OF THE ANNUAL PREMIUM. POLICIES PURCHASED BY THE OFFICE. During the iirst Five Years of an Insurance one-half only

of the Premium may be paid ; the other half remaining a debt on the Policy, to be paid with Interest at Five per cent. at any time during the subsistence of the Policy, or when the Assurance shall become a claim on the Office. The Medical Eeferee of the party is, in all cases, paid bv the Office. Claims paid within Three Months after proof of Death, and within One Month if the Sum be under £300.

FIRE DEPARTME^SIT. This Company insures almost every description of Pro perty—Warehouses, Cotton ^Mills, Power-Loom Factories, Bleaching- Works, Print- Works, Ships in Port or Dock, and all classes of Goods and Buildings. Farming Stock insured

on the most reasonable terms ; and all Risks, to which more than ordinary hazard attaches, are charged at the lowest possible rates, according to the position and nature of the Property to be insured. The Company having a larqe paid-up Capital^ altogether independent of the Premium Fund, the Insured are thus so-

cured, to the fullest extent, from the possibility of loss ; and the Directors pledge themselves to give effect to a settlement of all proper Claims in a prompt and liberal manner

Rates of Discount on Payment of Several Years together.

7 Years—1 Year's Premium and Dutv. 4 Years . 6 per Cent. " " 6 .... 1.0 per Cent. 3 . 4 " " " 5 .... 8 " 2 . 3 " ALEX. ALLAN, Writer, 31 Reform Street, Agent at Dundee. 264 DUNDEE DIRECTORY SCOTTISH UNION /ire anb fife ^nsurana C0mpatti). OFFICES 47 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH; 37 CORNHILL, LONDON; and 52 DAME STREET, DUBLIN. Incorporated by Royal Charter, and Empowered by Act of Parliament.

Capital. FIVE XOIUiXONS Sterling-.

©otiETnor, His Giace the Duke of Hamilton. Stputs=(Golnrnot, The Most Noble the Marquis of Queensberry. LIFE DEPARTMENT. ASSURANCES EFFECTED EITHER WITH OR AVITHOUT PROFITS. No Entry Money is Charged. THE Bonus declared upon Policies entitled to Participate, effected prior to the 1st of August 1846, averages more than One and Three-quarters per Cent, per Annum on the original sums insured. FIRE DEPARTMENT. This Company Insures almost every description of Pro- perty, at rates commensurate with the risk. The Directors can with confidence refer to the promptitude and liberality with which accidental losses are adjusted by this Institution. Losses caused by Lightning to Farming Stock are paid. Copies of Prospectus, and all other information, may be obtained on application at the Head Office of the Com- pany, 47 George Street, Edinburgh, or at any of the Com- pany's Agents. By order of the Directors, GEORGE RAMSAY, Manager. JAMES BARLAS, Secretary. AGENTS AT DUNDEE. .TAMES HUNTER, \ ^^^°^^Reform StreetStreet. JAMES HUNTKR Junr., ^ ARCHd CRICHTON, .Merchant, 29 Cowgate. W. P. SHAW, Merchant, Wellgate. WILLIAM BLAKEY, Agent, 16 Dock Street. ADVEKTISING LIST. 26& THE GENEEAL §\ft k /ire ^ssuranrc €ompurj, Established 1837.

Empoivered by Special Acts of Parliament.

62 KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON ; and 21 ST DAVID'S STREET, EDINBURGH.

Capitalf One niillion.

DIRECTORS.

George Bousfield, Esq. Charles Hindley, Esq., m.p. Thos. Chaliis, Esq., Alderman. Thomas Piper, Esq. Jacob George Cope, Esq. Thomas B. Simpson, Esq. John Dixon, Esq. Hon. C. P. Villiers, m.p. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. John Wilks, Esq. Richard HoUier, Esq. Edward Wilson, Esq.

ulMdiiors—Joseph Dawson, Esq. ; William Hunter jun., Esq. George Meek, Esq. Secretary—Thomas Price, LI..D. Aetnary—David Oughton, Esq.

A)inual Premiums for the As-Hurance of£100, payable at Death.

-, 25 30 35 40 45

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.\

1 16 8 2 15 2 7 8 2 15 7 3 6 1

In the Life Department.—All business relating to Life Insurances, Deferred Annuities, and Family EndoAvmeiits, transacted on the most liberal terms. In the Fire Department. —Houses, Furniture, Stock in Trade, Mills, Merchandize, Shipping in Docks, Rent, and Risks of all descriptions, Insured at moderate rates.

agent for DUNDEE, Mr JOHN DURHAM. 266 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

8 WATERLOO PLACE. PALL MALL. LONDON.

Sonorars ©resfticnts. liarl of Courtown. Lord Viscount Falkland. Karl Leven and Melville. Lord Elphinstone. Earl of Norbury. Lord Belhaven and Stenton. | Karl of Stair. VViiliam Campbell, Esq., of Til-

Karl Somers. 1 lichewan.

l.ontron )3oarli.

Charles Graham, Esq., (7^a/rffian ' J. G. Henriques, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq., Deputy- F. Charles Maitland, Esq. j Chairman. William Railton, Esq. !

H. Blair Avarne, Esq. i F. H. Thomson, Esq. E. L. Esq., Boyd, Resident. i Thomas Thorby, Esq. n. Q. Henriques, Esq.

iPIltiibargfi BoarB. Adam Black, Esq., Dnimmond Place. Sir Alexander Gibson Maitland, Bart., Clifton Hall. /^^ John Thomson Gordon, Esq., Sheriff of Edinburghshire, Lexir, mont House. .Tames Hunt, Esq. of Pittencrieff, Murray Place. C. H. C. Inglis, Esq. of Crammond Place-

iy J- 7 /^J? S Alex. Gillespie, Esq , >i D. Medical Officers, „ .,, \:. •^ -J , „ „ ' i James H. Gillespie, Esq., M.D. Agent—P. S. Eraser, Esq., 81 George Street.

Robert Salmond, Esq , Banker, Glasgow. John Bain, Esq. of .Morriston. William Stirling jun., Esq., Kenmure, James Robertson, Esq., Banker, Glasgow.

William Connal jun., Esq , .Merchant. Hall, M.D. ir J- 1 n- f Alfred E*q , Medical Omcers, < j u r> n c c ' ( Joseph Bell, Esq., Surgeon. Agent— A. B. Seton, Esq., 12 St Vincent Place.

This Company, established by Act of Parliament in 183-t, affords the most perfect secui-ity in a lar^e paid-up Capital, and in the great success which has attended it since its commencement, its Aivmal Income being ujncards of £99.000 [ Continued. — p ADVKRTISING LIST. 267

X'N'ITED KINGDOM LIKE A88U11ANCK COMPANY CONTINLT.D.

i^KCONU SEPTENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS AMONG THE ASSURED. In 1841 the Compfl,ny declared a Bonus oi &2 per cent, per Annum on the Sum insured, to all Policies of the Participat- ing Class, from the time they were effected to the 31st Dt;- cemher, 1840; and from that date to 81st December, 1847, a-ll im- cent, per Annum was added at the General Meeting on Gth July, 1848.

Utiier ages in proportion, and only one-half need be paid for the first Five Years, when the Insurance is for Life.

Every information will be afforded on application to the Resident Director, at the Office, 8 Waterloo Place, London ; or the following Agents :

R. STEWART, 9 St Andrews Street, Dundee- ^^™™«' S^^geon. Medical ^^l"' OfficersA^^^f'l^,•" ' ( Kobert Langiands, Esq., Surgeon.

C. Manson & Co., St John Street, Perth.

Meiical Office s Dr Barlas and Dr Wallace.

John Boyd, Esq., Banker, Montrose,

Medical Officer., George L. Smith, Esq., m.d. » DUNDEE DIRECTORY THE PROVIDENT CLERKS' Jttutnal pft Assurance ^ssochiion

(Enrolled under the Friendly Societies^ Acts) AND BENEVOLENT FUND, 42 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. TRUSTEES

Thomas Barin?, Esq., m.p. . W. G. Prescott, Esq.

Thomson Hankey jun.. Esq, | BaronL.de Rothschild, M.P. Treasurer of the Benevolent Fund—John Abel Smith, Esq., m.p.

Offering' to Clerks most important advantag^es.—viz- : LIFE ASSURANCE OR BENEFIT DEPARTMENT.

rpHE Business of this Department, ivhich is not confined to

X Clerks exclusively, embraces, viz. : The Benefits of Mutual Life Assurance, in all its Branches, on a medium and safe Scale of Rates, with economical Management. Annuities, immediate or deferred. Division of Profits every Five Years to Policies of Three Years' standing. Right to nominate any Party to receive the Amount of a Life Policy, free of Legacy or Probate Duty, or any Expense

whatever ; a Privilege which is almost exclusively confined to this Office. By the Nomination of any Party to receive the Amount of the Policy, such Nomination is not affected by subsequent Bankruptcy or Insolvenc}'^. A Party Insur- ing his Life with this Association may save the Probate Duty of 1 to 3 per cent., and Legacy Duty, which vai-ies from 1 to 10 per cent., besides legal expenses. BENEVOLENT DEPARTMENT. The invested Fund of this Department now amounts to £10,828 Stock, the Dividends on which, in addition to the Annual Subscriptions, are applicable to the following pur-

poses to Clerks and their Families, viz. : — Annuities to distressed Members of Three Years' standing, of £25 each, and to the Widows of such Members £15 each. Annuities increase according to the length of Membership. [Continued. ADVERTISING LIST. ZfoSf

PBOVIDEKT clerks' MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANXE ASSOCIATION CONTINUED.

Loans.— Gratuities and Allowances to Members and Or- phan Children of deceased Members.—Additional advantages are offered to Members, by the use of the " Situation Book" to those out of employ. Medical advice, gratis, by the Officers of the Association to the Members. Clerks, not assuring, become Members, and participate in all the privileges of the Benevolent Fund by subscribing One Guinea or upwards annually thereto, and which may be paid half-yearly, or annually. Prospectuses, with Forms of Proposal, and every other information, may be obtained of the AGENT FOR DUNDEE, Mr D. STEELE, at Mr J. Ferrier's, 13 Castle Street. Medical Officer—RoBT. Cocks, Esq., m.d., Dundee.

''Declined Xiives Assnred."

37 OLD JEWRY, LONDON.

Crustccs. Matthew Marshall, Esq., Bank of England. Htephi'n Olding sen., Esq., Lombard Street. William Smee, Esq., Bank of England. Thomas Alfred Pott, Esq., Secretary.

Head Office for Scotland, INDIA STREET, EDINBURGH. Hugh James Rollo, w.s., Agent. IN addition to the ordinary business of Life Assurance, the GRESHAM undertakes, at a small but fixed extra rate of Premium, the Assurance of Lives, which although not diseased nor having a strong tendency thereto, have nevertheless been declined by other Offices ; and, in order that such extra rate may not in all cases be permanent, a reduction will be made should the health of the Assured improve. local agents. Dundee, DAVID BARRIE, Writer. Perth, WILLIAM MACFARLANE, Accountant. 270 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

Cf)e Sfoltisi) proDiknt Jnstitutian, FOR LIFE ASSURANCE AND^^ ANNUITIES. Inorporated hy Act of Parliament.

No. 14 ST ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. Glasgow, No. 67 ST VINCENT STREET. THE ONLY OFFICE IN 'WHICH THE BENEFIT OF MUTUAL AS- SURANCE CAN BE OBTAINED AT A MODERATE PREMIUM. The Assured are at the same thne specially exempt from personal liability. The Premiums are about a fourth lower than in the other Mutual Offices, —so that tlie same premium which at age 30 is charged by them for an Assurance of £1000, will secure a Policy, in this Office, for £1230. The whole Proiits are divisible among the Assured, on a new and equitable principle, peculiarly favourable to good lives. That principle is, that the Surplus should he reserved for those 7iiembers whose Premiums, with accumulated interest, amount to the sums iii their Policies, instead of being frittered away among Policies of short duration, on which there is a loss, and not a profit, to the common fund. At the lirst investigation in 1845, a surplus of £30,485 was declared, after providing for all Claim.s. Resolutions were adopted at last General Meeting having the effect of rendering Policies indefeasible, except on the ground of fraud. SPECIMEN OF TABLES. Annual Premium for Assurance of £100 at death.

Payable for the Payable during Payable for the Payable during

Age. whole of Life. 1 21 years only. Age. whole of Life. 21 years only.

26 18 6 £2 11 3 36 £2 8 2 £3 11 £1 i 28 1 19 11 2 12 10 38 2 11 3 3 3 6 30 2 1 6 2 14 6 40 2 14 9 3 6 4 32 2 3 5 2 16 4 42 2 18 8 3 9 5 34 2 5 7 2 18 6 44 3 3 3 3 12 10

By the first of these scales, a person of the age of 30 may secure £100 at death, for a yearly payment, during his life, of £2 Is. 6d. only.

[ Continued. ADVERTISINa LIST. 271

SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION CONTINUED.

By the second scale, he may secure the same sum at death, for a yearly premium of £2 14s. 6d., ceasing on his attain- ing the age of 50, —^being thus entirely relieved of payment before he has passed the prime of life, and that for nearly the same premium as other Mutual Offices require for the whole of Life.

Reports of the Annual Meetings, Forms of Proposal, and (ivery information, may be had on application. JAMES WATSON, Manager.

JOHN STURROCK Junior, Writer, 21 Reform Street, Agent for Dundee and Neighbourhood. agents in other towns.

Arbroath, , ~_—.David Smith, Writer. Perth, .^ Archibald Reid, Town-Clerk. Montrose, ~~—John Henderson, National Bank. Kirriemuir, G. B. Brand, Writer.

Forfar, ™,. ,— Wm. & John Don &§Co., Manufacturers, Blairgowrie, James Anderson, Commercial Bank. MEDICAL REFEREE FOR DUNDEE. W. C. SAUNDERS, Esq., Surgeon.

CITY OF LONDON

(Tncorporated by Act of Parliament, 7th and 8th Vic , c. 110.) FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS, THE PURCHASE AND GRANT OF ANNUITIES, THE PURCHASE OF LIFE INTERESTS & REVERSIONS, Endowments for Widows & Children. AND ACCUMULATIVE ASSURANCES, 2 Royal Exchange Buildings, and 5 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall.

agent at DUNDEE, Mr. D. PATERSON, 9 Wellgate. —

DUNDEE DIRECTORY

Sfottifll) (£(|nitoblc pft Assurance Sorirti). Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

HEAD OFFICE, EDINBURGH,. ..No. 23 ST ANDREW SQUARE. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. Robert Christie, Manager.

The TOTAL SUM ASSURED amounts to upwards of THRSB nill.I.ION'S. The ANNUAL REVENUE exceeds One Hundred and Fourteen Thousand Pounds. And the ACCUMULATED FUND exceeds HAI.F-A-IVIXI.X.TON- STEHIiING THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE being a MUTUAL ASSURx'^.NCE SOCIETY, the Profits are not, as in Proprietary Companies, divided between the Partners and the Assured. The WHOLE belong to the Policy-Holders, among whom they are ALLOCATED every THREE YEARS. It is, therefore, impossible for any Assurance Office to give greater advantages to Assurers than are given by this Society. The PROFITS or BONUSES may, in the option of the

Assured, be applied thus : 1st, They may be ADDED TO THE SUM ASSURED,

payable at Death ; or, 2d, They may be COMMUTED INTO A PRESENT

PAYMENT to the Policy-Holders ; or, 3d, They may be APPLIED IN REDUCTION OF THE FUTURE ANNUAL PREMIUMS. LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR DUNDEE. CHAIRMAN. JOHN WATT, Esq. of Meathie. DIRECTORS.

GEO. H. NEWALL, Esq. | ANDREW BENVIE, Esq. ALEXANDER OGILVY, Esq, Medical Officer—Patrick Nimmo, Esq., m.d.

All further information will be given on application to WM. THOMS, Banker, Agent for Dundee. "advertising list. 273

ftftnkx fxxt anb fife ^nsurancr Caraponii;

Registered pursuant to 7 <£ 8 Vic, c. 1 10.

Capital. ONE iaxi.IiION Sterling^. In 40,000 Shares of £25 each.

{Trustees.

Kichard Attenhorough, Esq. | Thomas Benn Sowerby, Esq. Richard Thornton Perkin, Esq.

igirectoTS. Richard Attenborough, Esq., Chairman. Thomas Cotterell, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. John Annis, Esq. Abraham Edmund Reynolds, Esq. Edward Edmund Child, Esq. Richard Thornton Perkin, Esq. Robert John Dobree, Esq. John Edmonds, Esq. John Grant, Esq. Richard Male, Esq. Thomas Benn Sowerby, Esq. Wm. Benham Tomlinson, Esq. John Kelday, Esq., Managing Director.

attOttOTS.

William Henry Warre, Esq. I Wm. Chaffers jun., Esq., F.S.A. Samuel William Nathan, James Wood, Esq. | Esq.

acttiarp. George Howard, Esq., f.I.a.

Surgton. William Marsden, M.D., 65 Lincoln's Inn Fields.

£anttcrs. The London and Westminster Bank, 1 St James's Square.

THIS Company is established for the general Insurance of

Houses and Goods against loss or damage by Fire ; and for the Insurance of Lives and Survivorships. It originated as a measure of self defence, in consequence of the increased charges for annual premiums made by a general combination of the existing Fire Insurance Com- panies upon several classes of Tradesmen and others ; and offers to the public the security of a large paid-up Capital, with the guarantee of undoubted responsibility. The attention of Mill-owners is called to the fact, that this is the only office which has reduced the Premiums for Insurances over Mill Property in proportion to the reduced liours of working, in terms of the Factory Act. {Oontmtted. T 274 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

DEFEKDER FIRE AN'D LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CONTINUED.

OFFICES. 34 NEW BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON; AND AT LIVERPOOL, EXETER, BRISTOL, LEEDS, MANCHESTER, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUNDEE, AND ABERDEEN.

Edahlished 1846.

LIFE. With a view to a strictly equitable arrangement in the Life Department, the Directors have had a new set of Tables calculated expressly for the use of this Office, which have received the sanction and approval of one of the most eminent

authorities ; and being settled in accordance with the expei'i- caice of the Government Annuities, are now, for the first time, adapted to the pui-poses of Life Assurance. Desirous to afford every f^icility in this branch of their business, the Directors will give credit, where required, for tlie whole or a portion of the Annual Premiums, during the iirst Five Years, —the unpaid portion remaining as a charge upon the Policy for such period as may be agreed upon, with

interest at 5 per cent. ; and further, wQl receive premiums half-yearly, quarterly, or monthly, as may be convenient. Special Insurances taken at special rates. Policies will be purchased at proportionate rates. The Insured on the participation scale, will be entitled to two-thirds of the profits, and may receive the amount in cash, by an addition to the sum insured, or by a reduction of the annual premium. LOANS granted on personal or other approved security, repayable at such times and in such proportions as may be agreed upon. Contingent or Reversionary Interests and Annuities purchased. Endowments for widows or children effected.

AGENT FOR DUNDEE AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY, DAVID PETEE, Bain Square. ADVERTISING LIST. 275

Incorporated hy Act of Parliament, 7 & 8 Vict., ch. 110. THE LONDON

FOR LIFE ASSURANCE, ENDOWMENTS, AND REVERSIONS, UPOM THE PRINCIPLE OF MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, THE WHOLE PROFITS BEING- DIVISIBLE AMONGST THE ASSURED. No. 31 LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. TRUSTEES. John Campbell Renton, Esq., M.P.j Richard Spooner, Esq., M.P. James Fuller Madox. Esq. Richard Malins, Esq. | William Wilberforce, Esq. DIRECTORS. William Adams, Esq., Finsbury Place. Jolin Atkins, Esq., White Hart Court, Lombard Street. Henry Augustus Bevaa, Esq., John Street, America Square. John Dangerfield, Esq., Chancery Lane. Robt. Henry Forman, Esq., Ordnance, Pall Mall. John Hamilton, Esq., Alfred Place, Thurloe Square. James Fuller Madox, Esq., Clement's Lane. John Matthews, Esq., Arthur Street West, City.

Chas. 0. Parnell, Esq , Norfolk Street, Park Lane. AUDITORS. Geo. Gumming, Esq., Upper Gloucester Plaee, Dorset Square. James Turner, Esq., Parliament Street, Samuel Field, Esq., Beaufort Buildings, Strand. William Ghrimes Kell, Esq., Bedford Row.

Medical Adviser, Benjamin Phillips, Esq , F.R.S., Wimpole Street. Banhers, Messrs Spooner, Attwood, & Co.

Solicitors, Messrs Atkins & Andrew, White Hart Court, Lonnbard Street. Square. Secretary, David Alison, Esq , Alfred Place, Bedford Manager, Alexander Robertson, Esq.

THE Policies of this Company being Indefeasible and ^^^ludisputable, are valuable as Family Provisions, and a.s depen- Securities in Money transactions ; thus validity is not dent, as in the case of Ordinary Policies, upon previous Re- ports or other documents.

AGENT FOR DUNDEE, DAVID PETER, Bain Square. 276 DUNDEE DIRECTOEY. MISCELLANEOUS.

IRONMONGERY, AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.

G- H. NZCOLIi, 38 Overgfatei Bondee. RETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous Friends for the liberal and increasing patronage with which he has

l)een favoured for many years ; and begs to remind them and the Public generally, that owing to the extent and convenience of his premises, he is enabled to keep always on liand a large and varied STOCK of every article connected with his business. G. H. N. has specially directed his attention to House

Furnishings, Stove-grates, Fenders, and Fire-irons ; and begs to invite inspection of his ample choice of these articles, which will be found of the newest style and patterns, and at the most moderate prices. He requests the attention of Cabinetmakers, Joiners, Smiths, Shoemakers, and Saddlers, in town and country, to his superior STOCK of ToOLS and Furnishings belonging to their respective trades. Guns, Powder, and Patent Shot, and every other requisite, of the best quality, for Sportsmen.

Shower and other Baths, luhich he also Lends Out on hire.

Blacksmith and Tinsmitb VT'ork executed by his own t VTorkmen. ADVERTISING LIST. 277 ALBION CLOTH WAREHOUSE, 56 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

JOHN DICK & CO. take advantage of the publication of this Directory to assure their numerous Customers in Dundee and its neighbourhood, that their best attention continues to be bestowed on the orders they are favoured with, and that the first style of Gentlemen's Dress cannot be supplied on more moderate terms than is done by them. J. D. & Co. are sole Agents in Scotland for Messrs Bick- nell & Co., of No. 1 Old Bond Street, London ; and for Monsieur Duchatel, of Rue de la Paix, Paris, each the first Hatters in these capitals. MILL STREET DYE-WORKS, PERTH.

J. PUI.Z.AR & sour. SILK AND WOOLLEN DYERS AND CLEANERS, IN thanking the Public of Dundee and Broughty Ferry for past favours, respectfully intimate that their Agents continue to receive and forward Goods to their Works every week. Moreen and Damask Curtains Cleaned, or Dyed and Finished, without shrinking. Chintz Curtains and Covers Cleaned, Starched, and Glazed. French and British Merinoes, Orleans, Coburgh, and De laine Dresses, Dyed and Finished by the newest methods. Silks, Satins, Satinettes, Poplins, Velvets, Crapes, and Laces, Dyed and Finished in a new and superior manner. Carpets and Crumb- Cloths Cleaned without being unpicked. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED OR DYED. KID GLOVES DYED OR CLEANED. British and Foreign Shawls and Dresses of every description Cleaned, without injuring the most delicate colours.

Dundee i ^^^^ Talbert, Milliner, 18 Barrack Street. ' (Miss Watson, Milliner, 121 Murraygate. Broughty Ferry,... Mr Methven, Merchant. Perth, 1850. 278 DUNDEE DIRECTORY PIANOFORTE AND MURIC WAREHOUSE.

JAIVISS CHAZ.IVZERS,

10 CASTLE STREET, DUNDEE,

KESPECTFULLY intimates that he has made arrangements to keep always on hand a Select Stock of Pianofortes, by approved Makers, and has rented Rooms adjoining his premises, where they ftiay he inspected. It is his intention to have only such Instruments as he can confidently recommend for quality and durability of tone, as well as at reasonable prices ; and he will deliver them free of expense, on the same terms as if purchased at the Makers' warehouses.

^° Second- Hand Pianofortes to he let on Hire.

,T. Chalmers's Stock of New Songs, Quadrilles, Waltzes,

Polkas, &c., is very complete ; also half-price Music, and the ' Musical Treasury," which contains a great variety of Vocal and Instrumental Music, at 3d. per sheet. Instruction Books for all Instruments, and Music- Paper in sreat variety. Cornopeans, Bugles, Violins, Flutes, Accordions, Flutinas, &c., always for sale; and any Instrument or piece of Music not on hand, can be procured in a few days. J. C. can supply Bands or private parties with Clarinets, Valve-Trumpets. French Horns, Trombones, Ophicleides, and all other Wind Instruments, on the best terms ; also Drums, Cymbals, &c. [Continued. ADVERTISING LIST. 279

He begs to request attention to Siccaraa's Patent Diatonic

Flutes ; and to Blackman's, and Wylde's improved Flutes, with German Silver Keys, all of which have given satisfaction.

Violin Bows, Strings, and other mountings ; Tuning Ham- mers and Forks, and every article connected with the practice of Music. PIANOFORTE TUNING AND REGULATING.

OTersrs PATERSOST

RESPECTFULLY intimate that one of their Tuners and Regulators will visit Dundee and its neighbourhood every Three Months, of which intimation will be given by Advertisements and Circulars. Orders sent to Messrs P. & R.,or to Mr Chalmers, Music- seller, Dundee, will be strictly attended to. HENDERSON BROTHERS, WOOLLEN AND LINEN DRAPERS,

HATTERS, HOSIERS, AND HABERDASHERS, 45 Reform Street (opposite Bank Street). N returning grateful thanks to their Friends and the Pub- I lie generally for past favours, they trust that their successful efforts to keep the first-rate quality of Goods may lead to many interviews with a public, which it will ever be their pride and constant endeavour to please and to benefit.

JAMES 0. ROSS, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, IN returning thanks to his Friends for past favours, begs to say that he has always on hand a complete Stock of every article for Gentlemen's wear, and that the most strict attention is paid to the newest style of making up Garments of every description.

Ladies'' Riding Habits, Servants' Liveries, dec.

21 Union Street, Dundee. ;

2S0 DtTNDEE DIRECTORY DUNDEE WATER COMPANY. SCAX.I: OF CHARGES.

PRIVATE DWELLING-HOUSES. pee quaetbs. HOUSES of the Annual Rent of £2 and under, ...Is. 3d. „ „ „ above £2 and under £4,. ..Is. lO^d. „ „ „ of £4 „ „ £6,. ..2s. 3d. „ „ „ of £6 and upward, 4^d. per pound, per quarter, and a fraction of a pound to be charged as one pound. SPECIAL RATES. Inns, Taverns, and Public-Houses,' of £15 yearly rent and upwards, 4Jd. per pound; 5s. for each Water-Closet, and 2s. 6d. for each Bath, per quarter. Spirit-Shops and Spirit-Vaults, to which no dwelling- houses are attached, of £16 yearly rent and upwards, l^d. per pound per quarter on the annual rent. Shops, Offices, and Counting-Houses, 7s. 6d. each per annum ; and for each above three persons in such establishments, is. additional ; Water-Closets, 20s. each per annum. Public Works—Supply of W ater for drinking, 5s. 6d. and for each above three persons in such establishments. Is.

additional up to 20 ; and for all above that number, 6d, each per annum.

Horses, 7s. 6d. each; Cows, 2s. 6d. each ; Livery Stables, 2s. 6d. per stall per annum. Carriages, four-wheeled, 8s. each—two-wheeled, 5s. each —^^per annum. Special bargain above four carriages. Bakers, 7s. Gd. per man, including the Master and Apprentices, per annum. These Rates do not include Bakers' Dwelling-Houses or Sale- Shops. Breweries, Dye-Works, Railways, Steam-Engines, &c.,—special bargain. SHIPPING.—For Casks not exceeding 120 gallons, Is. each ; all above four Casks, not exceeding that size, 9d. each.

rules and regulations. 1st. All Water Rates are payable in advance, in terms of the Act of Parliament. 2d. Access to be given, at all seasonable hours, to the Com- pany's Engineer and Servants, to check the quantity of water, examine the pipes,, or for any purpose connected with the supply of water. [Continued. , • ADVERTISING LIST. 261

3d. The Company shall in no case be liable for loss sustained by any interruption of the supply, arising from frost, casual breaches in the pipes, accidents to the works, or

from any other unforeseen cause ; nor shall the Com- pany hold themselves responsible for any loss or damage arising from the leakage or bursting of lead pipes. 4th. Persons wishing to discontinue the supply of water must give notice, in writing, at the Company's Office, otherwise they will be liable for the water-rent until

•such notice be given ; but no deduction allowed for un- completed periods, 5th. All contracts with the Company to be held as for one year,—viz. from Whitsunday to Whitsunday,—unless a special agreement be made to the contrary. STATUTORY PENALTIES. For allowing any Cistern, Place for Water, Pipe or Cock, to be out of repair, and for wasting the water. Penalty, £5. For supplying other persons with the water, or permitting it to be taken by parties who do not themselves pay for it. Penalty, £5. For using the water without agreement with the Company. Penalty, £5. N.B. —The Water-Rent being payable in advance, the Com- pany are authorized, if not so paid, to cut off the supply. R. ABAM&O'^, Manager. NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

A, HAiaxXiTON. Chemist & Drngfg^ist. 68 High Street, BEGS to intimate that, at AVhitsunday, he will REMOVE to that Shop, 69 High Street, next door east of his present premises, now occupied by Mr Maxwell, draper. He begs also to intimate that, for the accommodation of families resident at the west end of the towH, he will, at Whitsunday, OPEN a BRANCH of his High Street Business in that tene- ment, 93 Nethergate, next door east of Mr M'Intyre, grocer, presently occupied by Misses Miller, and to be then converted into a Shop ; and he trusts, by close personal attention to business, and furnishing Drugs, of the first quality to be obtained in the market, at moderate prices, to secure a continuance of the very liberal patronage which he has enjoyed for the last ten years from the public of Dundee. —

282 DUNDEE DIRECTORY TO X.OMTDON' AND BACK FOR £2, INCLUDING PROVISIONS.

THE Directors of 'the Dundee, Perth, and London Shipping Company have now REDUCED the FARES by their unrivalled First-Class Steamers, to the following very moderate scale, —viz.

Main Cabin, £2 5s. Steward's Fee, 3s. — ; Second Do., £1 8s.— Do. do. 2s.; Including Provisions.

RETURN TICKETS, which will entitle Passengers to return by the same Steamer, or the immediately succeeding one, will be granted on the following terms,—viz.

Main Cabin, 12s. additional ; Second Do., 10s. do. ; Which also includes Provisions. Children from two years to thirteen years, Half Fare.

One of the following Steam-Ships Sail from DUNDP:E AND FROM DOWNE'S WHARF, LONDON, Every Wednesday,—viz. Captain EwiNG LONDON, ; PERTH „ Spink: DUNDEE, „ KiDD.

Change of Wharf.— All the Company's Vessels now

sail from Downe's Wharf, Lower East Smithfield ; and M. and M. Wrayare the sole appointed Agents for the Company consign their there ; to whom Shippers are requested to Croods, as the Company will not be responsible for Goods sent through any other Agent.

[ Continued. ;

ADVERTISING LIST. 283

The Company will not be responsible for Passengers' luggage unless booked, and freight paid for the same. To prevent disappointment, Passengers are requested to be in attendance at least half an hour before the time adver- tised for sailing. Parcels.-—Small parcels under 7 lib. weight, per steamers, are charged Is. 6d. each, including Wharfage and Delivery in London. First-class Clipper Schooners leave Dundee every Saturday evening, or the first tide thereafter. SCREW STEAMERS BETWEEN DUNDEE AND L E I T H. The NEPTUNE, Captain M'Gkegor, AND The MAES, Captain Low,— AVill Sail every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, FROM DUNDEE DOCKS AND FROM LEITH DOCKS. Goods shipped by these Vessels on the afternoon of sailing are delivered in Dundee, Leith, and Glasgow, early the following day ; but Mercliants are requested to have their Goods alongside on the afternoon previous to, or early on, the day of sailing. Goods forwarded to Glasgow by way of Canal at reduced rates. Superior Stalls for Cattle and Sheep, both on Deck and in the Holds. Lighters to and from' Newburgh, towed by steam, twice a -week. Apply in Edinburgh to Wm. Kerr, No. 1 Princes Street (where parcels are received and where orders for lifting goods 2 Gates may be left) ; in Leith—to David Smith, No. Dock at Chaplin's Newburgh—to John Cameron, Shore ; London— Office, Regent Circus—14 Bucklersbury—or to M. and M. AYray, Downe's Wharf; or here to R. MARSHALL, Manager. The Hours of Sailing of all the Steamers can be ascertained at the Ofiice, No. 4 Mid Shore.

Dundee, March, 1850. 284 IKTXDBE DIEBCTOET

REGULAR LINE OF PACKET SHIPS BETWEEN CADIZ, OPOETO, CHARENTE, BORDEAUX, AND LEITH.

" ORION," .... Captain BiiowN. " URANIA," .... Captain Wilson. " RHINE," .... Captain OvENSTONE. " KING WILLIAM," Captain Adams. "ROBERT BRUCE," Captain M'Comish. " GEM," Captain Edington.

THESE fast-sailing Vessels have been purchased expressly for the Trade, and one will be constantly on the berth at each of the above-named Ports, so as to afford to Im- porters a Regular direct Communication, the want of which has been so much complained of in former years. For Freight or Passage apply to

SCOTT& ALLAN, or 1^|'-'^°ers. WATT, YULE, & Co.

Agents,—at Cadiz, Mr Daniel M'Puerson. at Oporto, Messrs Alex. Millar & Co. at Charente, Messrs V. Renault & Co. at Bordeaux,.. .Messrs Serizier & Lafitte. at Aberdeen, Messrs James Black & Co. at Dundee, Mr J. CHALMERS .Tunr. Leith, March, 1850. ; ,;

ADVERTISING LIST. 285 ALEXANDER LAWSON, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, IRON, BRASS. COPPER, AND TINPLATE WORKER, GASflTTBR AND BLACKSMITH,

25 High Street, Dundee.

A. L. begs to inform his Patrons and the Public generally,

that he has always on hand a very large i assortment of Register and

Foot, Sponge, Shower, and Plunge Baths ; Nails, Locks, and Hinges]; Sperm Olive, and Whale Oils; Camphi7ie,andrPaIm.er'& Patent Metallic Candles, &c., with every article in the Iron mongeryfline, which are all well worthy the attention of tha public, whom he most respectfully invites to inspect. N.B.—Gun Powder, Patent Shot, Percussion Caps, Waclds^ Single and Double Guns, &c. Agent for Mappings Register Lancet- edge'Razors. " March, 1850. DUNDEE SAVINGS BANK, 21 Eeform Street.

THE BANK IS OPEN— FOR TAKING IN MONEY — On MONDAY and THURSDAY Mornings, from B to 10 o'clock On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Evenings, from 7 t(»

8 o'clock ; and

On FRIDAY Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock : FOR PAYING OUT MONEY- On WEDNESDAY Evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock ;

On THURSDAY Morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock ; and On FRIDAY Afterno^on, from 12 to 2 o'clock. W Deposits of One Shilling and upwards received.

Amount of Deposits, 20th November 1849,... £47,121 4 Increase on Deposits during the year, 2,334 12 8

Government Annuities from £4 to £30 may be purchased through this Bank. 286 DUNDEE DIRECTORY ' CARD. WZZiI.ZAiyi HBNDBRSON', Watchmaker, Silversmith, and Jeweller, BEGS to express his thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public generally, for the liberal patronage he has received since he opened his present Shop, 32 Nethergate. By moderate prices, assiduity, and a thorough knowledge of his business —rendering it unnecessary fur him to send Foreign Watches and Watches of the finest description to other towns to be repaired—he trusts still to merit a continuance of their support. WATCHES AND APPENDAGES. W. H. has on hand a large Stock of Ladies' and Gentle- men's Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Guards, Albert Chains, Keys, Seals, &c., by the first makers. From particular advantages in purchasing, he is enabled to supply a very superior article at as low a figure as can possibly be done by the trade. CLOCKS.

A handsome assortment of Lobby and Table Clocks ; also, Skeleton, Lever, and French Clocks, of elegant patterns, suitable for Drawing and Dining Rooms. TIME-PIECES. Skeleton, French, Shop, and Office Time-pieces, of the newest designs. The finest movements fitted up for Public Works, with or without Transparent Dials, on the shortest notice. Also, Marine and House Barometers, and Thermometers of every description. SILVER PLATE. Having formed connections with some of the principal houses for Silver and Electro Plated Goods, he can give (^or obtain on the shortest notice, if not on hand), any quantity of whatever description. JEWELLERY.

Gold Stone Rings ; Marriage, and Mourning Rings ; Gold Brooches, Bracelets, Pencil-Cases, and other articles of extensive variety and form in Gold and Silver. [Continued, ADVERTISING LIST. 287

W. H. finding it impossible to enumerate within the com- pass of an advei'tisement the different articles he has in stock, solicits an inspection—feeling assured that for quality,, variety, and selection, it cannot be surpassed in town. i^° Repairs neatly and expeditiously executed in every department. 32 Nethergate, Dundee, March, 1850. CLOTH HALL, 11 UNION STKEET, DUNDEE. 11 DRESS COATS, VESTS.'/AND TROUSERS, Cut in the First Style of Fashion by a Cutter from London, and made up by Workmen from London and Edinburgh. GENTLEMEN'S LINENS Of superior Fit and Style, made to Measure, and loarranted to Fit. A few Dozens of every quality are kept, Ready-made and nicely Dressed, for hurried orders. All sold at this Esta- blishment are warranted of our own make. Every depend- ence may be placed upon them being well Sewed—every Shirt being thoroughly inspected.

FULL-DRESS SHIRTS, in every variety. HATS, The respective qualities cannot be surpassed.

Every article of Dress worn by Gentlemen to be had in the, extreme of Fashion, or according to the taste of the wearer.

E. F. DICKIN^SON «fe Co., CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, MEN'S MERCERS, AND SHIRTMAKERS, 11 Union Street.

VER- COATS MADE UP, or to order, any shape, size, colour, and price. SUPERFINE SUIT, black or coloured,.... £3, 3s. to £4, 4s BOY'S JACKET SUIT, 1 8 to 115 And every other article connected with Tailoring at the smallest profit. ROBERT BAIN, 6 High Street, Dundee. Terms— Ready Money with Discount, or three months' credit. 288 DUNDEE DIRECTOSY NEW ALBION WAREHOUSE.

MOON, LANGLANDS, & CO.

EG to invite the attention of purchasers to a most eitew- B sive and varied Stock of Rich Goods, in SILK MERCERY, LINEN, AND WOOLLEN DRAPEKV ; CLOTHIERY, HOLSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, HOSIERY, LACES RIBBONS, HABERDASHERY ; KILLINERY AND STRAW BONNETS, DRESS CAPS, &c

THK FIRST QUALITY OF GOODS FOB FAIKIIZ.V MOVRNIKGS.

M., L., & Co. continue to conduct their business on the same principles, which have met with so general approbation, —viz. affixing the lowest Ready-Money Price to eveiy article —visiting the Markets frequently—purchasing the first quality of Goods—and charging the smallest remunerating profit. These, with punctuality and attention, they trust will continue to merit an increasing share of public favour. Dundee, March, 1850. '

ADVERTISING LIST. 289

JOHN- IVI. BANKS. AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER, EMBRACES this opportunity of expressing gratitude to his Friends and the Public, for the patronage he has received since he commenced in the above line ; and hopes, by strict attention to business, and prompt settlements, to merit the continuance of those favours hitherto so liberally bestowed. i^° Sale- Room, Nos. 24 & 26 Murraygate. Dundee, March, 1850.

v;r 11.1,1 Am G£:]:>IiAT]:.v. 28 Nethergate, EEQUESTS the attention of Gentlemen to his STOCK of SHIRTS, which, he is certain, is the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable in Dundee.

Fine Dress Shirts, 4s. 6d. i Fancy Dress Shirts, 5s. 6d.

Very Fine do. ...;.. 5s. 6d i Linen do. do. .. 6s. 6d.

Extra do. do 7s. | Linen Collars, 3d. to Is. White Cotton Shirts, Linen Fittings, 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., 3s., 3s. 6d., 4s. Fancy Regatta and Striped Shirts, Is. 9d., 2s. 3d., 2s. 9d., 3s- Boys' White and Coloured Shirts, all sizes. Long Night Shirts, from 2s. to 3s. 9d. Shirt Fronts, from 6d. to 2s. Families' own Linens made up in the Newest Styles. Ariels, Ties, Stocks, Neckerchiefs, &c., &c, W. Gr. requests the attention of his Friends and the Public to his Stock of SUMMER HOSIERY and GLOVES, em- bracing all the varieties and makes for the season, which he bought in January to save the advance in prices which must now be paid for them.

Hand-knitted Worsted and Cotton HOSE, all sizes.

SHALL WARES and TRIMMINGS of every kind. 28 Nethergate, Dundee.

WORRALL, HAL LAM, & Co, MANUPACTUEERS OF HACIiLES AND GILLS, HACKLE AND GILL PINS, GILL RIVETS, NEEDLES, STEEL AND IRON WIRE, &c. Sheffield, and Barrack Street. Dundee- V 2D0 DUNDEE DIRECTORY ME JOHN CHARLES BELL TAKES this opportunity of again announcing that he has added the profession of AUCTIONEER to his other Business, and is at all times prepared to give his best services to the interests of those who may intrust him with the sale of property. OFFICE — 25 COWGATE. ALEXANDER M'WALTER, SHAWL MANUFACTURER, RESPECTFULLY intimates that his Stock of Filled, Printed Cachmere, and Barege Long and Square SHAWLS, is at present very complete, and embraces every novelt)' in stvle and colouring that appears in Foreign and British Manufacture; Fancy SCARFS, HANDKEE- CPHEFS, &c.

Tartan and Woollen Long and Square SHAWLS, HAND • KERCHIEFS, Youths' PLAIDS, &c. &c. V Spun Silk, All-Wool, and Gala TARTANS. Foreign and British Shawl Warehouse, 12 Reform Street.

JOHN AVSTHW. OPTICIAN AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, XXIII. NETHERGATE, Nortli Side, fourth Shop east of Tally Street, JDwmdee, RESPECTFULLY intimates that he supplies SPECTA- CLES to suit all ages and sights, with Eyes of Glass or

Brazilian Pebbles, accurately ground ; also, Coloured or Plain Eyes for Weak Sights.

Frames refitted loith neioEyes, and repaired at moderate charges. ^ Artificial Teeth supplied of the best quahty, and carefully adapted, upon new and improved principles, to pro- mote the comfort and improve the appearance of the wearer. UNSOUND teeth STOPPED WITH GOLD OR MINERAL CEMENT. ADVERTISING LIST. 29"^ ~ JOHN WATT, BOOKBINDER, PAPER-RULER, & ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURER, IN intimating his REMOVAL to more extensive Premises, takes the opportunity of returning his best thanks for the very flattering and extensive patronage with which he has been favoured since commencing business. J. W. having added all the Machines, with the latest improvements, connected with the business, as also workmen of the first talent, begs to assure the Public that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit an increase of that support which it has always been his pride to merit, and shall be his study to retain. BOOKBINDING In all its branches, Plain or Ornamental, either Marbled or Gilt Edged, and done in a style equal to London or Edinburgh. PAPER-RULING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. PAMPERDOWN COURT, BARRACK STREET, A few doors from the foot. Left hand side. PATEONISED BY THE OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, AND PRIVATES OF HER MAJESTY'S TROOPS, STATIONED AT DUDHOPE BARRACKS.

WIZiIiIAM SICK R11I9. BAKER, GROCER, TEA, WINE, AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 32 & 33 CONSTITUTION ROAD, CAN confidently recommend his Stock of genuine Black and Green Teas, Coffee, Sugai-s, and Groceries in general;

Spices, Pickles, Fruits, Cheese, Confections, &c. ; very superior old Port and Sherry Wines ; Cognac Brandy, Holland

Gin, and Jamaica Rum ; fine Malt Whisky ; Ginger and

Raspberry Cordials ; London Porter and Edinburgh Ale in prime condition. Bride, Christening, and Dessert Cakes made on the shortest

notice ; Fancy Biscuits of every description ; Dinner Rolls ; Tea and other Breads of all kinds, in stock, or baked to order. Royal Lochnagar Whisky direct from Begg and Buyers, Dis- tillers to the Queen and Prince Albert. ;

292 DUNDEE DIRECTORY PIANOFOETE TUNING, REGULATING, AND REPAIRING.

"W. Y. JOHNSTON", 4 ST PATRICK SQUARE, EDINBURGH, BEGS most respectfully to intimate that he visits Dundee regularly every Three Months. All orders left with Mr Chalmers, Bookseller, or with Mr W. G. Spindler at his Academy of Music, 20 Reform Street, will be attended to. N.B.—Four or six families joining together may have W. Y. J.'s services on the shortest notice.

THE MONTROSE FOUNDRY COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF CAST-IRON GOODS, STEAM-ENGINES AND BOILERS, WEIGHING MACHINES, CRANES, SHIPS' HEARTHS, GRATES, &c.

THEY beg to invite attention to their High- Pressure Engines of Six-Hoeses Power, which are simple in construction, inexpensive, and occupy little room. A number of these Engines have been erected in the surrounding country, and are much approved of. At present they have for sale, a Second-hand Engine of Three-Horse Power. Montrose Foundry, March, 1850. VICTORIA HOTEL, BROUGHTY FERRY. JOHH CI.ARK RETURNS his grateful thanks to the Inhabitants of Dun- dee and the public generally for their liberal support. He begs to assure all those gentlemen and families who have so kindly honoured him with their patronage, of his unceas- ing eiforts to maintain and deserve the same. The CofFeeroom and Parlours are pleasant and cheerful and Dinners for small or large parties are served up in every style of luxury, at the most moderate prices. N.B.—Families supplied with Wines, Spirits, London Porters, Edinburgh and India Ales, and the celebrated Pres- tonpans Table Beer, all carefully selected from the first houses. Barouches and Cabs at Town Fares. ADVERTISING LIST. 293 JOHN M. BEATTS, auctioneer and agent, auction mart,

39 Reform Street, Dundee.

account-book manufacturer, bookbinder, stationer, and bookseller.

ACCOUNT BOOKS Ruled and Bound to any Pattern, with or ^?ithout Printed Tops, and Paged by Machinery when required. From the advantage W. M. possesses from his long practical experience in every depai-tment of this part of his business, and from their being manufactured on his own premises by the best workmen, he is enabled to do them with the greatest despatch, in the most superior manner, at prices considerably lower than such Books are usually charged. LEDGERS, JOURNALS, DAY, CASH, and LETTER BOOKS, &c., &c., kept in Stock. GENERAL BOOKBINDING in every variety of style,

Plain and Ornamental ; Specimens of which may be seen at his Shop. W. M. would respectfully invite inspection of his Stock of MERCANTILE STATIONERY, which, he feels confident, will be found of better value than what is offered by London Houses. PRICED SAMPLES OF HIS PAPERS TO BE HAD ON APPLICATION. Agent for Milner's Fireproof Safes mid Boxes.

Superior COPYING PRESSES, size of Largest Letter Paper, 24s. LETTER PAPER OR ENVELOPES, STAMPED, WITH NAME, INITIALS, OR CREST. W. M. has always a large Stock of BOOKS in the various departments of Literature ; any Work or Periodical not in Stock will be ordered by daily parcels from Edinburgh, &c., or weekly parcels from London. Religious Tract Society Publications. Bibles, Testaments, Psalm and Prayer Books, every Vai-iety and Pi-ice. 64 High Street, Dundee. 294 DUNDEE DIRECTORY JAMSS MURRAV, IRONMONGER, CHAIN-CABLE MANUFACTURER, AND IRON-MERCHANT, HIGH STREET & VICTORIA DOCK. BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has ou"^handa large Stock of Anchors, Chain - Cables, Chains of all sizes for Ships, Cranes, and Railway Iron, Sheet Iron, Ship Hearths, purposes ; Bar Hoop and

Brass and Iron Ship Stoves ; Copper, Brass, Lead, and

Tinplate Work ; Ship-Smith and general Blacksmith Work. Also, Cabin Furnishings, a very complete assortment. An extensive Stock of IRONMONGERY GOODS,—comprising Kitchen Ranges, with Ovens and Boilers ; elegant Bright Steel and Berlin Black Grates and Fenders, newest designs; Steel Fire-Irons ; Sho'wer Baths, Spunging, Slip- per, and Ottoman Baths ; Dish Covers, Trays, Ivory- handled Table Knives, British and Magno-Silver- Plate, Block-Tin Goods, and every article required in the House Furnishing Department. Elegant Scale Beams, warranted and Pepper Mills and Snow Canisters accurate ; Coffee in immense variety of design, and of his own manufacture. Builders' Furnishings, viz. Locks, Hinges, Nails, and all BpvAss Goods; Joiners,' Carpenters', and Shoemakers' Tools and Furnishings, and every article in the Iron- mongery Line for the Wholesale and Retail Trade. Dundee, 1st April, 1850. JAMES SCOTT'S Al-E AMD PORTER STORES, 34 Union Street, Dundee.

MEIKLEJOHN'S celebrated ALLOA ALES, AND SUPERIOR LONDON PORTER. Export Ales supplied to any extent. AIiSXAM-DER SISfCIiAIR. JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH, 24 Nethergate, HAS alwavs on hand a Choice and Fashionable STOCK of GOLD and SILVER AYATCHES, JEWELLERY, &C-, at Prices extremely moderate. —

ADVERTISING LIST. 293

BRUSH AN UFACTORY, (Sign of the Gilt Boar,) & 44 BARRACK STREET, DUNDEE.

COOK & SON return their sincere thanks for tlie liberal encouragement tliey have hitherto received, and beg to intimate that, having extended their premises, they have always on hand a general assortment of Plain and Fancy Goods. Brushes, Combs, Brooms, Hair, Sheepskin, and Cork Soles, Sheepskin Rugs, Sponges, Hassoeks, Feather Dusters, Carpet Whisks, Hair, Lawn, Tammy, & Brewing Sieves, Table Mats, Egg and Cream Wliisks, Bellows, Horn Tumblers, Quaichs, and Spoons, Slioe Blacking, Chamois Skins, Mops, Fishers' Hair, Door Mats, Shoemakers' Bristles, &c.

Letter-Copying Machine Brushes ; Brushes for Machinery of every description. ALL SORTS OF BRUSHES MADE TO ORDER AND REPAIRED. C. & S. trust the quality and terms will uniformly be such as to ensure continued patronage. The lowest prices asked.

N.B. Orders carefully attended to. COMMERCIAL HOUSE.

JAIMCBS HENDERSON. WOOLLEN & LINEN DRAPER, 76 High Street, Opposite Top of Castle Street.

ALWAYS on hand, a large variety of Gentlemen's WHITE SHIRTS, SHIRT BREASTS, SHIRT COL- LARS, &c.. Dressed and Ready for Use. Satin Hats, Neckerchiefs, Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves. 296 DU^'DEE DIRECTOEY

THE LONDON BIBLE WAREHOUSE, 45 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE.

Immense Stock of BIBLES just received at Great Reductions- in Price. BROWN begs respectfully to announce, that he has H « just got to hand a splendid assortment of BIBLES, from the Presses of the English Universities, the paper and print of which are well known to be very superior. The Bindings are all of the very finest Flexible Backs, and open freely, suitable for the Church or Family use. BAGSTER'S CELEBRATED BIBLES, In his o^^m Binding^s, and in the various LangTiages. XiONDOir BIBZ.E 'WAREHOUSE. 4.5 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. CARD.

GEORGE SCOTT, Ironmong'er,

3 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, IX returning thanks to his Friends and the Public, for the liberal encouragement he has received for upwards of twenty years, begs to announce, that his Premises will be considerably enlarged at Whitsunday first, whereby he will be enabled to make large additions to his present Extensive Stock of House Furnishings, and every other Article in the Ironmoncerv business. March. 1850. ADVEKTISING LIST. 297 MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.

THE ACCORDEON TAUGHT IN A SINGLE EVENING.

Boohs of Instruction and Music for the Accordeon at Is. and upwards. A fine selection of the very finest Instruments, selected hy a practical Person on the spot where they are made, and tested before they are put out for sale. Lessons Given and Instruments Repaired. Concertinas and Musical Boxes. H. BROWN'S Music and Accordeon Depot, 45 High Street, Dundee.

UPHOLSTERY AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 29 Nethergate. EDWARD WIX.SON, HAVING made a large addition to his Warehouse, respectfully invites the attention of intending Purchasers to his present STOCK,—comprising an extensive variety of

Tapestry, Brussels, Kidderminster, and Scotch Carpeting ;

Hearth Rugs ; Plain and Printed Crumb Cloths ; Silk and

Worsted Damasks and Moreens ; Furniture Chintzes ; Paper-

Hangings ; Hall and Passage Oil Cloths, from three-fourths to six yards wide ; Table-Covers, &c., &c. DOWNS AND FEATHERS FOR BEDS, Prepared for him by one of the First Houses in the Trade, in London, and warranted without fault. Bed Ticks, Spring and Hair Mattresses, &c., &c. 2&8 DUNDEE DIRECTOKT

F- SHAW'S CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.

APPENDIX No. I. (containing nearly 500 Volumes), to Frederick Shaw's CATALOGUE of BOOKS, New and Second-Hand, at greatly-reduced Prices, is this day ready, and may be had on application. F. S. having a few months ago printed and circulated (gratis) the whole impression of his General Catalogue, containing upwards of Four Thousand Volumes, he will feel particularly obliged by any party who may be in possession of the said Catalogue, and having no wish to retain it, will return the same to him. High Street, Dundee, 3d April, 1850.

R. H. THOMSON, DENTIST, 3 5 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE, BEGS leave to return his sincere thanks to his numerous Customers for the liberal encouragement he has received for a number of years past ; and would respectfully intimate, that he continues to SUPPLY the LOSS of TEETH, without extracting the Stumps, or giving pain.

VETEPtlNARY SUllGERY, & c. ROBERT O RD, VETERINARY SURGEON. M.R.V.C.S., &c.,

RESPECTFULLY intimates to the Nobility, Gentry, Tenantry, and the Public of Dundee and surrounding country, that he has opened those commodious Premises, situated in 40 Castle Street, where he intends carrying on tlie VETERINARY PROFESSION in all its Branches, and trusts by strict personal attention to merit a share of public support. N.B.—HORSES SHOD on the most approved principle. Accominodatlon for Sick and Lame Horses.

40 Castle Street, Dundee, April, 1850. ADVERTISINa LIST. 299

W. K. FOWLER, TOBACCO & SNUFF MANUFACTURER, FANCY SNUFFS, AND HAVANNAH CIGARS, 41 Overgfate. EMIGRATION.

THE Subscribers, acting as Agents for the principal Lines of Passenger Ships from London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, to the Colonies of Cape of Good Hope, Australia, Neio Zea- land, and Nm-th America, will furnish all requisite information as to terms, times of sailing, &c., and engage passages for parties intending to emigrate, free of expense. P. JUST & CO. Government Emigration Office, Dundee, March, 1850. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMII.l?' BESDING SSTA BI.ZS HIYESNT-

Mrs M ' K E N Z I E, 78 NETHEEGATE, IN returning her grateful thanks to her Friends and the Public for the kind support and encouragement she has hitherto received, begs to intimate that she has got to hand a very large and most beautiful assortment of Foreign and British DOWNS and FEATHERS, of superior quality, which has been selected in the best Markets, and under the most favourable circumstances ; and which she will under- take to sell at such prices as none other of the trade can compete with. Mrs M'Kenzie begs farther to intimate that she has fitted- up in her new Premises a lai-ge KILN and MILL, with new Machinery of the most approved principle, in order that her Feathers should be free from dust or smell. Particular attention will be paid to Feathers that are sent in to be Dried and Cleaned. A large assortment of Hair, Wool, and Straw Mattresses on hand.

Country Orders punctually attended to. Dundee, April, 1850. 300 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

A. P SMITH «& Co., Watchmakers, «fec., 40 Reform Street, HAVE always on hand a large and well-assorted STOCK of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. They would merely remark, that they have resolved to keep none but first-class Watches, being assured nothing else will give pei-- manent satisfaction. A. P. S. & Co. have been appointed sole Agents for Dun- dee for Elkington & Co.'s celebrated ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS. The Electro-Plate has now been before the public since 1841, and after the most severe test of wear in the Vessels of the Royal Mail Steam-Packet Company, the Peninsular and Oriental Company, and numerous Club-Houses, Hotels, and Private Houses, in every part of the kingdom, continues to give the most unqualified satisfaction, supplying, as it does, all the advantages of Silver, in utility and beauty of effect, and at very much less cost to the Consumer; and with the now established fact of extreme durability, it becomes a matter of importance to all purchasers of such articles. A SELECT STOCK OF JEWELLERY. British and Foreign WatcJies, and Jewellery of every description, efficiently Repaired. March, 1850.

A'l. BION HOTEZ.. 15 TALLY STREET, and 48 OVERGATE. MRS WALLACE BEGS to return her best acknowledgments for the liberal support which she has received from her Friends and the Public for many years past, and is glad to announce that she has now extended her Establishment, having rented the remaining flats of the same building. The Albion is, therefore, very complete in comfortable and well- aired Parlours and Bedrooms ; and Mrs W. will continue to pay every attention to the comfort and convenience of her Customers. The Wines, Spirits, and Malt Liquors will be found of the best description. Breakfasts, Luncheons, Dinners, and Suppers supplied, of best cookery, and on short notice. Excellent accommodation for public or private parties. ADVERTISING LIST, 301 D AGUERREOTVPE PORTRAITS- THE PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION, Conducted by Mr BRO'W^. IS IN FULL OPERATION, AT No. 30 UNION STREET, D-UNDEE,

From 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.

PORTRAIT is taken in less than a minute, and is A handed to the sitter ten minutes afterwards in a thoroughly-finished state. In dull weather a longer sitting

is requisite ; but Portraits are done equally well as in fine weather, the operation being effected not by the sun's rays, as some erroneously imagine, but by the agency of simple

daylight. Sitters have all the privacy they may wish ; they are screened from the gaze of others by an elegant pavilion, and their comfort is in every way secured by the arrangements of the Establishment. Mr B. will not give forth any Portraits but such as.

are correct and pleasant likenesses ; those which do not please will be withheld, and the persons will have to sit to the Artist again. Ladies or Gentlemen desirous of learning this easy but no less beautiful art, may do so at the Institution, or by letter. Specimens of beautifully-coloured Portraits may be seen at the Institution ; also at the Shops of Messrs Chalmers, Mills, Brown, and Dr Drummond. The Chargfes are Moderate- OIL AND CHALK PORTRAITS COPIED. Private Tuition, at the PupiVs Residence, in Drawing and Painting.

TERMS PER COURSE OF TWELVE LESSONS :— Drawing in Pencil and Chalk,—one Pupil, £110 two Pupils, 1 K) „ ,, „ Painting in Oil Colours, one Pupil, 2 2 „ „ „ two Pupils, 3 3

30 Union Street, Dundee, April, 1850. 302 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

DAVID CRAIVXB & SOIT. Bootmakers. 24 OVERGATE, N tendering their grateful thanks to their Customers, for I the liberal patronage they have enjoyed during the last three years, which has exceeded their most sanguine expec- tations, beg respectfully to assure them and the Public, that there will be nothing wanting to merit a continuance of public favour. Every Article in the trade made to order, which, for Durability of Material, Neatness of Workmanship, as well as Elegance of Style, are unsurpassed, and at the most moderate prices. They have likewise alwavs on hand, a large and well- assorted STOCK of boots" and SHOES, both of their own and English manufacture,—comprising Gentlemen's Welling- ton and Short Boots ; Bluchers, and Walking Shoes ; Dress

Boots ; Pump and Morning Slippers ; Ladies' Walking Cloth

Boots ; Cordovan and Enamel AValking Shoes ; Dress and Morning Slippers. CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. In every variety of Size and Quality. Dundee, March, 1850. NOTICE OF EEMOVAL, AND GREAT CLEARING SALE OF THE WHOLE STOCK.

A. GUTHRIE, 4 TOP OF MURRAYGA.TE, IN returning thanks to his numerous Customers for the liberal patronage conferred on him for a long series of years, respectfully intimates, that he intends REMOVING at ^\'hitsunday first, to spacious and more commodious Premises (all on one floor), 28 RefoRxM Street, west side, presently occupied by Mr James Galloway, which he will open with a Large and Elegant STOCK of NEW

GOODS ; and, in order to avoid the heavy loss and expense inevitable on the removal of an extensive Stock of Clothiery and Drapery Goods, he has resolved to give a benefit to his Customers, by Clearing Out the whole of his present Stock at and under Cost Pi-ice. Dundee, March, 1850. :;

ADVERTISING LIST. 303 J.OHN FYFFE, HOUSE AND SHIP PAINTEE,

AXU SHIP C HAND LEE, IMPORTER OF ARCHANGEL PITCH AND TAR,

44 and 45 Beck Street, Dundee-

H. COWIE, HOUSE-PAINTEK AND PAPER-HANGER,

37 Nethergate, North Side. PLAIN and Ornamental House and Furaiture Painting Plain and Ornamental French and English Paper-Hang- iiigs ; Imitations of Woods and Marbles ; Gilt Moulding Wooden Letters, &c.

FOR SALE, FIRE BRICKS, ORNAMENTAL VASES, &c.

DiSiVID DAVIDSON, Auctioneer, Agent for the Garnlcirh Coal Ccmjpany, HAS for Sale at his Yard, Temple Lane, West Port, Fire Bricks and Covers of all kinds, Ornamental Vases, Chimney Tops, Water Pipes, Vent Linings, &c., all of Fire all Clay ; also Fire Clay in Powder,— of best quality, NOTICE. WILLIAM M'rsJAB, CORK MANUFACTURER, No. 30 BucMemalxr Wynd, Dundee, AS respectfully to inform the Public, that he has always H on hand Life Buoys, Savimming Belts, and Cokk Soles, which he can dispose of at very moderate prices, 304 DUNDEE DIRECTORY NOTICE.

J AV/IUS CRXCHTON*, SILK AND WOOLLEN DYER, SCOURER, FINISHER, AND SILK WATERER,

Nos, 4 & 6 MEADOW ENTRY, & MAUCHLINE TOWER COURT, MURRAYGATE, DUNDEE.

J. C. begs to intimate to his Customers, and the Public generally, that ALL ORDERS with which he may be favoured shall have his most prompt attention, AND RETURNED WITHIN TEN DAYS.

Moreen, Damask, Bed, and Window Furniture, Cleaned, Dyed, Hot-Pressed, and Watered as New. All sorts of Satins, Silks, Velvets, and every description of Goods, Re-Dyed and Finished as New. KID GLOVES DYED AS NEW.

Established upwards of a Century. Meadow Entry Dye -Works, April, 1850.

PATRIC K CARRO N, TAILOR, DRAPER, AND GENERAL OUT-FITTER. Sig'n of the Globe. 4 High Street, Dundee,

BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Dundee, its vicinitv. &c., that his Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING is always replete with the Choicest and most Fashionable Garments, suitable for all Seasons and Climates, and all got up in such a Splendid and Durable Style, so as to ensure a continuation of that patronage which he has so liberally received since his commencement in Dundee, and for which he tenders heartily—most heartily—his v«incere acknowledgments. —

ADVERTISING LIST. 305 JAMES MYLES, Bookseller. Stationer, and News Agfent. p ESPECTFULLY solicits attention to the following two XV Works which he has just published :

In Foolscap 8vo, neatly bound in Cloth, Price Is. Gd., CHAPTERS IN THE LIFE OF A DUNDEE FACTORY BOY, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

Also, just Published, Price 5s., RAMBLES IN FORFARSHIRE; Or, Sketches in Town and Country. By James Myles.

This volume was long in preparation, and contains a greater amount of information on the antiquities, churches, church- yards, castles, mansions, noble families, and tTaditions of Forfai-shire than any book that has ever been published. The following are the contents of a few of the chapters :—

1. Introduction —Rise and progress of Dundee manufactures. 2. Scouringburn — Reminiscence of the days of old. S. The Old Catholic Church, &c., ciirious traditions. i. Overgatc—Residence of the leader of the Canadian rebellion, &c. 5. The Cross—Social Clubs-The Puppy Club, &c. &c. 6. The Jail— Bank Robbery—Fxecution of men believed to be in- nocent—Jail breaking —A romance of real life. 7. Fishe Palmer and George Mealmaker, the Radicals of last century— Planting of the Tree of Liberty, &c. 8. The Siege of Forfar by the Dundee Chartists, or pilgrimage of folly. 9. The Bonnethill and the handloom weavers. 10. The last witch of Dundee, &c. 11. Castlo Street—Robert NicoU, the poet, &c. 12. Invergowrie— Its church and church-yard. 13. Invergowrie House— Its beauties — Family of Clayhills. 14. Longforgan, its church, church-yard, and traditions. 15. Castle Huntly, its antiquities, &c. 16. Inchture, its church, church-yard, and traditions. 17. Abernyte— Dunsinnano — Castle of Macbeth, &c. 18. Fowlis, its church, church-yard, castle, antiquities, and traditions. 19. Liff—Benvie—Gray, and family of Gray. 20. Strathmartin, its antiquities and traditions. 21. Mains— Old church-yard—Castle of Mains, &c. 22. Lundie, its church-yard, lochs, castle, &c. [Continued. 306 DUNDEE DIRECTORY

2'i. Coiipar-Angus, its Abbey, antiquities, &c. 24. Blairgowrie, its traditions, &c. 25. "The bonnie House o' Airlie" —The noble family of Airlie — Their history, &c. 26. Newtyle, its church-yard — Bannatyne House, and Bannatyne Manuscripts, &c.—The Castle of Hatton, &c, 27. Auchterhouse, its witches, and traditions. 28. Castle of Claypots, its history, &c. 29. Monifioth, its church and church-yard. 30. Arbroath, its Abbey, antiquities, and history. 31. Brechin—Brechin Castle—Noble family of Panmure. 32. Forfar—History of the burgh—The Forfar witches, traditions, &c. 33. Glammis Castle, its history and traditions—The noble family of Strathmore. 34. Fotheringham—Inverarity church-yard, &c.

Parties at a distance, "who feel difficulty in procuring this volume, may have it sent, per post, by sending to the Pub- lisher 5s. 6d. in postage stamps.

Dundee : James Myles. Edinburgh : A. & C. Black. l;ondon : Darton & Co. ; and all Booksellers.

REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS, 94 NETHERGATE,

12 DOORS WEST OF THE ROYAL HOTEL.

G. CUMMIN G, ENGRAVER AND STATIONER, PRINTSELLER AND PICTURE FRAME MAKER.

BEGS respectfully to announce, that he has REMOVED his Establishment to No. 94 Nethergate, opposite the foot of School Wynd, being a more convenient situation for the greater number of his Customers, and more suitable Premises for carrying on the Engraving and Printing Depart- ments. The Stock, as formerly, consists of General Stationery, Paintings, Prints, Picture Frames, and every description of

Materials for Drawing and Painting ; and he trusts, by punctuality, quality of work and materials, to experience a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed.

TOURISTS' GUIDE-BOOKS & LOCAL VIEWS, &c., &c. MAPS, PLANS, CARDS, AND CIRCULARS, ADVERTISING LIST. 307 DAVID RUSSELL, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,

74 High Street, Dundee,

EMBRACES this opportunity of returning liis sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public for the

patronage he has received for many years ; and, in soliciting a continuance of their favours, he begs to assure them that his Stock of MEDICINES and DRUGS is always complete, fresh, and of the best qualities.

Perfumery, Brushes, &g., in great variety. Soda Water and Lemonade manufactured by himself, and sold Wholesale and Retail.

JAIVEES 'WEBSTER, SADDLER AND HARNESS-MAKER, BEGS to intimate that he has REMOVED to that Shop, No. 14 Castle Street, where, by attention and moderate charges, he hopes to merit a continuance of that patronage which he has so liberally enjoyed during the past twelve years. TRUNKS, CARPET, & LEATHER TRAVELLING BAGS. SOLID LEATHER AND OTHER PORTMANTEAUS. Rupture Bandages carefully Fitted.

JAMES CHAI.MEXIS Junr., 10 CASTLE STREET, DUNDEE, AGENT FOR THE GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, Fire and Life. MESSRS SCOTT & ALLAN, Wine-Merchants, Leith.

MESSRS JAS. DICKSON & CO., GOTHENBURG, Swedish Timber Trade,

MR F. IMALM, GOTHENBURG, Swedish Iron Trade. —;;

308 DUNDEE DIRECTORY JAMES CHALMERS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, PRINTER, BOOKBINDER, AND MUSIC-SELLER,

10 Castle Street, Dundee,

TTAS for sale the folio-wing Miscellaneous Articles : -'--*- Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Albums and Scrap Books, Memorandum Books, Metallic Ditto, Copy Books, Toy Books,

and Lotteries ; Drawing Papers, Prints, and Drawing Books

Pocket ; Ledgers ; Ditto, with lock and key Blotting Books ;

Pocket Books and Note Cases ; Writing Papers, a very large assortment by Whatman and others, viz. : pot, foolscap, post, demy, medium, royal, and super-royal ; Tissue Paper,

all colours ; Mourning Paper, all sizes ; Marbled Paper ;

Durable Marking Ink ; Inkstands ; Ink Glasses ; Wax,Wafers, and Seals ; Wax for Parcels and Bottles ; Quills and Pens ;

Portable and Steel Pens ; Penknives ; Rulers ; Parallel

Rules ; Slates and Sponges ; Folders, ivory and bone ; Pencils

; Packing Papers Pencil Cases Indian Ink ; Indian Rubber ;

of all sorts ; Bristol Boards, coloured and plain ; Engine Vellum Back- Boards ; Bonnet Boards ; Parchment and ;

gammon Boards ; Chess Men ; Fancy Cards ; Message and

Playing Cards, coloured and plain ; Drawing Instruments and Leaves Colours ; Camel Hair Pencils ; Ivory iliniature ; Copying Presses, Copying Letter Books paged. Oiled Paper for Copying Presses, Brushes for Ditto, and French Blotting I'aper Envelopes plain, black-bordered, adhesive, stamped, ; —

initial, medallion, &c. ; Measuring Tapes ; Fishing Rods,

Hooks, and Tackle ; Walking Sticks ; Portfolios ; Globes ;

Telescopes; Quadrants; Cargo and Log -Books ; Maps; Sea Charts, and all the requisite Customhouse papers.

Illustrated Books in superb bindings, for presents ; Chil-

dren's Toy Books and Juvenile Books, in elegant bindings ; SchoolBooks—English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish —used in the town and neighbourhood.

LETTERPRESS & LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Address Cards, Funeral Letters, Receipts, Bills of Parcels, Prices Current, Circulars, Hand- bills, &c., neatly executed, with accuracy and despatch. Continued. —

ADVERTISING LIST. 309

BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, &c., ruled by a Machine, and bound in a superior style.

Writing Ink (manufactured by J. C.) in Bottles at 41., 6d., Is., and 2s. each. Blue and Red Ink, 6d. and Is. Copying Ink, in Bottles, at 6d., Is., and Is. 6d.

Orders received for all Newspapers, Periodicals, New Pub- lications, New or Old Books, New Music, &c., which will be procured with despatch and regularity, J. C. having parcels three times a week from Edinburgli and every Friday from London. DRAWINGS ON STONE.

JAMSS CHAZiMESRS EMBRACES this opportunity of calling the attention of the Dundee public to the beautiful and highly-finished Lithographic Work of

MR L. G H E M A R, NOW RESIDENT IN EDINBURGH. Mr Ghemar's talents are much admired, and highly appreciated ; and besides many other works which have been executed by him, the " Portraits of Leading Reformers of the Scottish Church," published by Messrs Oliver & Boyd, Edin- burgli, may be referred to. Mr G. possesses great fiicilities in taking Likenesses for his peculiar style of art, and the followuig are the terms : A Sketched Portrait, and 50 India Impressions, \ £i a q a on half- sheet imperial plate paper, j A Finished Portrait, middle size, and 50 India \ i« in Impressions on whole sheets royal platepaper, j A Highly-Finished Portrait, with the Hands, i Lady's Portrait, &c., with 50 India Impres- >- 28 10 sions on whole sheets imperial plate paper, } » The same prices for Portraits either from Life or from Paint-

ings, extra sizes, at prices to be agreed upon ; and any required number of Impressions can be furnished.

Specimens may be seen at the shop of J. Chalmers, who is authorised to receive orders, and communicate with Mr Gheraar. 310 DUNDEE DIRECTORY ADVERTISING LIST. BOOKS, MOSTLY AT GREATLY-EEDUCED PEICES ON SALE BY JAmSS CHAIiMERS.

10 Castle Street, Dundee.

Aj'toun's Lays of the Scottish Cavaliers, foolscap 8vo, new edition, 9s.

Bohn's Shilling Series : Emerson's Eepresentative Men, Is. Life of Mahomet (douhle), Is. 6d. Chapters in the Life of a Dundee Factory Boy. An Auto- biography, 18mo, cloth, Is. 6d.

Carlyle's Latter-day Pamphlets : No. 1. The Present Time, Is. No. 2. Model Prisons, Is. No. 3. Downing Street, Is. Gillillan's Second Gallery of Literary Portraits. 12mo, cL, 10s. 6d., at 9s. Hand-Book of Games, edited by Henry G. Bohn, 12mo, cl., 5s., at 4s. 6d. Knight's Pictorial Shakspere, 8 vols., royal 8vo, cloth, £5 5s. Longfellow's Poetical Works, complete, at 2s. Mackie's Castles, Palaces, and Prisons of Mary of Scotland, one handsome vol., beautifully illustrated, royal 8vo, cl. gilt, 25s. Myles's Eambles in Forfarshire, or Sketches in Town and Country, 12mo, 5s. Memoir of the Eeign of George the Second, 3 vols. 8vo, many portraits, reduced to 15s. Omoo, or Adventures in the South Seas, by Herman Melville, fancy boards. Is. Poetry and Poets of Britain, from Chaucer to Tennyson, with Biographical Sketches, and a Eapid View of the charac- teristic attributes of each, by Daniel Scrymgeour, thick 12mo vol., cloth, gilt, 5s. 6d. Reid's (Geo.) Tables of Exchange—Sterling Money and Dollars reduced into each other. Typee, or a Four Months' Eesidence in the Marquesas, by Herman Melville, fancy boards, Is. Waverley Novels, Abbotsford edition, 12 vols., super-royal 8vo, cloth, gilt, £16 16s., for £7. Waverley Novels, People's edition, 5 vols., royal 8vo, cloth., £2 10s., for £1 lis. Gd. Waverley Novels, 25 vols., 12mo, cloth, £5, for £3. Waverley Novels, 48 vols., 12mo, cloth, offered at £6 6s. )

INDEX TO ADVERTISING LIST.

Insurance (Somvmies. PAGE PAGE Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance London Indisputable Life PolicyCo. 275

Company, , . . , 249 National Fire and Life Insurance

Aberdeen Mutual Assurance and Company of Scotland, . . 258 Friendly Society (inserted at end North British Insurance Company, 254 of the vol.) North of England Fire and Life As-

Alliance Assurance Company, . 243 surance Company, . . . 262 Caledonian Insurance Company, 257 Northern Assurance Company, 248 City of Glasgow Life Assurance NorwichiUnion Fire Insurance So-

and Reversionary Company, . 251 ciety (inserted at end of the vol.) City of London Life Assurance So - Phcenix Fire Assurance Company, 244 ciety 271 Provident Clerks Mutual Life As-

Defender Fire and Life Insurance surance Association, . . . 26S

Company , 273 Reliance Mutual Life Assurance

East of Scotland Life Assurance Co. 239 Society, . . , . . 260 Economic Lile Assurance Society, 252 Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Edinburgh Life Assurance Co., 246 Society, 272 Forfarshire and Perthshire Fire Scottish Provident Institution. 270

Insurance Company, . . . 250 Scottish Union Fire and Life Insu-

General Life & Fire Assurance Co., 265 rance Company, . 264 Globe Insurance, .... 245 United Deposit Assurance Co., 261 Gresham Life Assurance Society, 269 United Kingdom Life Assurance Insurance Company of Scotland, 253 Company, 266 Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Society 247 West of England Fire and Life In-

Life Association of Scotland, . 242 surance Company, , . , 256

fatscellaneous. PAGE PAGE Adsten", John, optician and me- Dick, John, & Co., Albion Cloth

chanical dentist, . . . 29i) Warehouse, Edinbiu-gli, . . 277 Hall, Bain, Robert, tailor, . . 287 Dickinson. E.F., & Co , Cloth 287 Banks, J.M., auctioneer & appraiser 289 Dundee, Perth, and London Ship. Beatts, 282 J.M , auctioneer and agent, 293 ping Company, .... Bell, J. C, auctioneer and agent, 290 Dundee Savings Bank, . , 285

. . 280 Brown, H., bible warehouse, . 296 Water Company,

H., accordeon depot, . 297 Fvffe, John, ship chandler, &c., 303

Mr, daguerreotypist, . 301 Fowler, W. K., tobacconist, . 299

Carron, Patrick, tailor, &c., . 304 Gellatly, W., shirtmaker & hosier, 289

• Chalmers, James, bookseller, sta Guthrie. A., clothier, &c., . . 303 druggist, tioner, &c 308—10 Hamilton. A , chemist & 281 Chalmers, James, pianoforte and Henderson Brothers, drapers, &c., 279

music warehouse, . . 278 James, draper, . . 295

&c , 286 Chalmers, James, jun , agencies, 307 Wm.,ATatchmaker,

Clark, J. , Victoria Hotel, B. Ferry, 292 Johnstone, W.Y., pianoforte tuner,

Cook & Son, brushmakers, . . 295 Edinburgh 292 Emi. Cowie, Robert, painter, . . 303 Just, P, & Co , Government

Cramb, D., & Son, bootmakers, . 302 gration Office, . . . -299 • Crichton, James, dyer, . . 304 Lawson, A., ironmonger, &e . 285 Cumming, G., repository of Fine Levy, M. A., Cosmocapelion (in- Arts, 306 serted nt end of the vol Family Bedding DavidsoTi, David, fire bricks. &e , 303 M'Kenzie, Mrs, Davidson, J. & A, Royal George Establishment, . . .299 Hotel, Perth (inserted at end of MNab, William, corkcutter, 303 manufacturer, 290 the vol-) M -Walter, A , shawl 312 INDEX TO ADVERTISING LIST.

PAGE

MicUleton, William, account-book Scott, George, ironmonger. . 29

manufacturer, Sec , . 293 Scott, J., Ale and Porter Stores, 294

Montrose Foundry Co , Jlontrose, 292 Scott & Allan, packet ships between '288 Moon, Langlands& Co drapers, &c Leith and Cadiz, &c., . . 284

Murray, James, Ironmonger, chain Shaw, F., bookseller, . . 298 cable maker, &c 294 Sinclair, A., jeweller Sr silversmith, 294 ifyles, James, bookseller, &c., 305 Smith, A P., & Co. watclimakers,&c SiXi

NicoU, G. H . ironmonger, &c., 276 Thomson, R H., dentist, . . 298

Ord, Robert, veterinary surgeon. 298 Wallace, Mrs, Albion Hotel, , 300 I'atersou & Roy, pianoforte timing Watt, John, bookbinder, &c, . 291 and regulating, Edinburgh, . 279 Webster, James, saddler and har- I'ullar, J., & Son, dyers, Perth, 277 ness maker 307

Reid, W. D, baker, &c., , • 291 Wilson, E.. upholsterer, . . 297

• Ross, J. C , tailor and clothier, 279 Worrall, Hallam, & Co., hackle- and dniggist> 307 makers, &c., Russell, D , chemist .... 289

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RECEIVED JUST EREOUE PUBLICATIOX.

NE'W MAPS FOK TOURISTS, «fec ,

IN TUB

NORTH OP SCOTLAND.

THE TOURIST'S MAP of the NORTH and EASTERN PARTS of SCOTLAND, from the River Tay on the South to the Moray Firth on the North, showmg the LINES of RAILWAY delineated, from the best authorities, beautifully coloured. On sheet. Is. ; or neatly done in cloth cover, for the pocket, Is. fid.

This is the best and most correct Travelling Companion to the Highland Royal Residence.

II.

PERTHSHIRE, &c.

RAILWAY and ROAD MAP of the COUNTIES of PERTH and CLACKMANNAN, most beautifully engraved by the Messrs Johnston, Edinburgh, and corrected to the present time. Coloured with great taste. On sheet. Is. 6d.; or strongly done up on cloth, and cloth case, for the pocket, 2s. Cd.

This is, without exception, the hest and most correct Tra- velling Map of Perthshire ever published.

The above to be had of Frederick Shaw, Dundee ; Lewis

Smitlr, Aberdeen ; Thomas Richardson, Perth ; and the other Booksellers in the various Counties.

April, 1850. POSTING, HIRING, AND COACHING ESTABLISHXVIENT,

KOYAL GEOKGE HOTEL, P E K T II.

J. & A. DAVIDSON,

POSTMASTERS TO THE QUEEN & PRINCE ALBERT,

E]<]SPECTFULLY beg leave to return their sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage they have hitherto receivcfi, and intimate that they have on Hire, at the shortest notice and reasonable Charges, New and Elegant

BEOUGHAMS, CLARENCES, PHAETONS,

Barouches, Cabs. Minlbusses, H'oddles, Sroskies, Dogf-Carts, Gigs, &c. t

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

J. & A. D. wonld respectfully direct to tlieir Establish- ment the attention of those having the conducting of Fune- rals, as their HEARSES and MOURNING - COACHES are very superior, and the Charges strictly moderate.

SUPERIOR, WELL MATCHED JOB AND POST HORSES ON HIRE BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH.

EVERY ATTENTION PAID TO HORSES STANDING AT LIVERY.

1^5° xlll Coaches to the Highlands Start from the above Hotel.

Royal Mail and General Coach Office, Royal George Hotel, Perth. ABEf^BEEN MWfVkh ASSURANCE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY,

Multl), tilt, k fin %mnmnm, k InuuitOT.

ESTABLISHED 1831,

AND ENROLLED PTJP.SUANT '

ABKRDBEN — 12% Union Street. EDINBURGH— 23, St. James' SquakE. G L A S G W — 71, Union Street.

UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT.

Honorary President—HORATIO ROSS, Esq. op Rossie.

directors.

President. — T>kY\T> MACALLAN, Esq., Strawberrybank.

Fioe-P)-eside)i«.— ROBERT STEVENS, Esq.

AncniBALD "VVatson, Esq., 6, Rosemount WiLLiAJi Bennett, Esq., 43, Castle Street. Terrace. Robert Watson, Esq., Nelson Street.

John Eogek, Esq., 21, Union Terrace. John Drummond. Esq., .54, Union Street. Alexander Watkiks, Esq., 3, Broadford. jAME.g Morgan, Esq., Woodside. John Edmond, Esq., 54, Queen Street. James Hat, Esq., 2, Market Street. Daniel Maoandrew, Esq,, 24, John Street. James Allan, Esq., 24, St. Nicholas Street

.icteary.— Alexander Teats, Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries.

Bankers. — THE BANK OF SCOTLAND.

Jgent for DUNDEE, mr. DAVID KYD, manufacturer, rosebank,

Medical iJc/eree—MATTHEW NIMMO, Esq.

J. AVERT, PRINTER, ABERDEEN. —

THE ABERDEEN MUTUAL ASSURANCE

THIS Society has been upwards of Eighteen years in successful opera, tion, and gives every facility to all classes of the community tliroughout the kingdom, to avail themselves of the special and important advan. tages which it is enabled to hold out, by the Acts of Parliament under which it is Enrolled, in all and each of the branches of its business, which are conducted on the strictest principles of Economy, Security, and Liberality.

Life Assui'aace Branch.

LIFE ASSURANCES effected either on the deposit or ordinary system, and affording many excldsive advantages not offered by any other Office in Scotland, among which are,

1. Polices issued free of Stamp Duty, on Assurances not exceeding £200, on which sum the duty would be £1 in another office,

2. Power to nominate Wife, Children, or Trustees for them, or parties lending on security of the Policy ; saving thereby the expense of Deed Stamps and Legal Charges.

3. Exemption from Inventory and Legacy Duties on the death of the Assured, thus enabling the parties nomiuated to receive the amount of Assurances free of the heavy duties payable when- effected in other OfiBces, varying from £4 to £lt on every £100 Assured.

4. The sum Assured may be protected against the arrest of creditors.

5. Members incur no personal liability, an ample capital being accumulated and invested in Government and Heritable Securities, at a high rate of Interest.

Besides these exclusive privileges, all the other advantages of Mutual Assurance are amply secured to the members. The whole pkofits are divisible every five years ; and the Premiums may be paid monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, annually, or in one sum, to suit the convenience of the Assured.

Annual and Quarterly Premium for an Assurance o/^£100.

Annua] Quarterly «^P Premium. Premium,

£ s. d. £ s. £ s.

Other Ages and Sums in Proportion. AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Life AniiEiities.

PRESENT AND DEFERRED ANNUITIES are granted, on favourable terms. The plan on which Deferred Annuities may be secured is peculiar to this Society, and affords facilities which cannot be obtained elsewhei'e.

1st. Any sum, from £1 per annum (or 5s. l^d. per quarter), may be paid for such an Annuity.

2nd, The payments may be continued for such time as the contributor pleases, and the Annuity may then be entered upon.

3rd. At any time before the Annuity is entered upon, the member may receive back the whole of his payments, with accumulations thereon, the amount of which will depend upon the time during which the payments shall have been made.

ith. The amount of the Annuity at any time depends upon the age of the member, and the number of years he sh.iU have paid; consequently, the longer the payments are continued, the Annuity increases very ra- pidly, as will be seen from the following

EXAMPLES.

1st. A person at 25, commencing an annual payment of £1, or a quarterly payment of 5s. IJd., or a monthly payment of Is. 9d., may. when he is 50 years of age, cease his payments, and enter upon an Annuity of

£3 Is. lid. ; or he may continue his payments till he is

55, when the Annuity will be . . , . £i 18 5

' Or till 65, „ „ „ 13 11 9 Or till 70, „ „ „ 25 1 4

2nd. A person at 30, paying £4 annually, or 10s. 6d. quarterly, or 7s. monthly, and continuing his p.oyments till he is

50, will then receive an Annuity of £8 15 4 Or continuing them till 60, „ „ „ 24 4 65, „ „ „ 41 13 4

,, ,, 70, „ „ „ 77 4 4

By the above plan of Deferred Annuities, members can never, from change of circumstances, or other causes, lose the money they may have paid for such a purpose, as is the case in other OflBces granting Annu- ities. It is therefore eminently deserving tlie attention of provident persons of all classes. — — ;

THE ABERDEEN MUTUAL ASSURANCE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY. li

Fire ltisui'a.!ices EXEMPT FROM ANNUAL DUTY.

This Society is empowered, by lis enrolment, to Insure all descriptions of Moveable Property, to the extent of £200 on each Policy, free of the Annual Duty of 3s. per £100. By its means, and that of " The FRIEND- LY INSURANCE SOCIETY OF ABERDEEN," established under the same Act of Parliament, Merchants, Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and others, may Insure their Stocli in Trade, Goods, Merchandize, Furniture, &c., to the amount of £400, to a single individual, free of the above duty. Thus—

£100 can be Insured for 3s. less ,

200 „ „ 6s. less { Than can be done by any

300 „ „ 9s. less j other Insurance Company. 40O „ „ 12s. less ''

And v\hen there are two partners, each may Insure to the above extent, so that together they may Insure £800 for One Pound Four Shillings Less than they could do with any other Insurance Office.

The Rates of Premium are the same as charged by other respectable

Insurance Companies, viz. :

Common Insurances, 2s. per £100 ] Hazardous do. 3s. do. I Annually.

Doubly Hazardous do. . . 5s. do. .... J

Entry Money to each Society, 2s. 6d. First Year.

These are the only two Offices privileged to grant exemption from duty besides which advantage the Whole Profits belong to the Assured, and these are likely to be considerable.

Detailed Prospectuses and Tables of the other Branches of the Society, viz. : Mealtli Asseiranee^ tbe JLssuraince £3amE£j and J^rescnt i&nuuiiies^

With Forms of Proposal, and every other information, will be obtained on application to the Secretary, or any of the Agents of the Society.

The Rules and Tables, Is. ; Sent by Post, Is. 4d. loriDifl) lni0n /irt Jnguronce S0ftd9,

Instituted 1797.

SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL ^550,000.

BoarB Of JHanaBcmcnt at SBlnftursi).

Sir Henry Jardine of Harwood. John Terrier, Esq., Writer to the Signet. The Honourable Lord Wood. William Dallas, Esq., Writer to the Signet.

THE distinguishing Principle of this Establishment for Insurance from Fire, is the Distribution of Three- Fifths OF ITS Profits among the Policy Holders, with an entire freedom from responsibility.

The last Distribution of Profits amounted to Twelve and A-half per cent, on all Premiums paid during the four pre- ceding years, whereby a sum of £42,000 was repaid to the Policy Holders.

These returns form a real saving to the parties receiving them, as the rates of Insurance are not higher than those charged by other Companies.

The extent of business done by this Office is such, that the sums insured amount to nearly Sixty jMillions Sterling.

Policies may be effected with the Office on Warehouses, Factories, and other Buildings, and on Merchandise, Furniture, Farming Stock, and Ships in Port, Harbour, or Dock, at the usfial Eates of Is. Gd., 2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d. per cent, for common risks, hazardous risks, and risks doiMy hazardous.

Losses are in all cases settled with liberality and expedi- tion.

agent for DUNDEE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,

E. ERSKINE SCOTT,, Accountant, No. 1 Bank Street. ^rt - IniDii 0f f onb0rt, INSTITUTED 1837.

Incorporated hij Royal Charter, 10th Victoria^ 1846,

PRESIDENT, His Royal Higliness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE.

JION'ORARY SECRETARY FOR DUNDEE, J. S. LITHGOW, Esq., Merchant. W'^-^m

TEE ECONOMIST, y% OR

FP1

PUBLISHED BY

M. A. LEVY,

94, 96 &, 9°, SOUTH BRIDGE, EDlNiiUKGH. 24 & 26, REFORM ST. DUNDEE. 26, UNION ST., ABERDEEN, 4 FALKIRK. s. 39, HIGH STEEET, ^

SS*. jK The CosMocAPELEioN is always Closed from Sunset on Friday evening until Sunset on Saturd«,y, when Business is resumed until 12 o'clock. THI !Ee.(0)M(D)MI[§lP.

PKESENTED GliATIS AND POST-PAID BY -Q THE PROPEIETOR OP THE ^

CLOTHING 1 AND ^ OUTFITTING ESTxiBLISHMENTS, | 94, 96, & 98, SOOTH BRIDGE, EDINBURGH, ^ 24, & 26, REFORM STREET, DUNDEE; f

26, UmU STREET, ABERDEEN; S

39, HIGH STREET, FALKIRK. Q M. A. LEVY, PitoPEiETOij, ^ I THE ECONOMIST, OR

TO THE PUBLIC.

M. A. Levy would with gratitude. Refer to favours past, For patronage and great support.

He trusts will ever last.

His motto is—to do the best, To please the human mind, And concentrate each graceful garb

His energies can find,

I cannot satisfactorily with my own ideas of propriety al another season to emerge upon us,without sincerely thanki

my numerous friends and patrons for the abundant favours t! have showered upon me during the past period.

It is noiv some years since I first solicited the patronnge of

public at large, and made the most distinct promises and ass

ancos at that time, as to the real advantages that would res

from purchasing at my establishment. That these have h

amply fulfilled is apparent from the simple fact, that my busin has increased most amazingly year by year.

. Being perfectly convinced in my own mind of the mutual inl

ests which should always exist between a tradesman and

public, I have always made it ray most studious aim to blf bo.b ;a oae, aaJ acting under this conviction I am now fu GUIDE to WEALTB.

Tradesman, the in- feletermined more than ever, to advance, as a With these terests of those on whom my own entirely depend. therefore, opinions firmly engendered in my mind, I once more, distinguished with confidence solicit a continuance of those although inarks of public approbation, and, I pledge myself, that, shall per- she past produced great wonders, yet, the future great object, every al- ectly eclipse it. In order to achieve this into leration, novelty, style, design and talent, will be brought produce such a the most active state of preparation, so as to the kingdom series of fashionable garments, as no other house in ;an ever attempt to equal. Delighted as I have felt with the aumerous encomiums which have, from time to time, been past jn the extraordinary advantages, with which my establishments

iboun'l, yet, I can confidently assure my friends, that they will,

in future, derive every additional benefit, and of such a nature classes to as it will make it of the highest importance, for aU purchase their clothing at my Emporiums. In conclusion, allow ours hie, most respectfully, to return my sincere thanks, for a.\l fin

\)nst, and firmly relying with the utmost confidence for thefulure,

* ifor which no exertions shall be wanting on my part to merit a

" continuance; Obedient Servant, . I remain, your i, j Cosmocapeleion Tailoring M, A. LEVY, , and Outfitting Establishments, " 94, 96, and 98, South Bridge, Edinburgh;

! ! 26, Union Street, Aberdeen; 24, and 26, Reform Street, Dundee; ,1 39, High Street, Falkirk. — ' THE ECONOMIST, OR,

M. A. Lett, respectfully announces his arrangements for i autumn and winter seasons, and amidst the multiplicity of vva and comfortable attire, he has already amassed, he may briee allude to 10,000 WINTER OVER COATS,

Which, as regards style, quality, make, and price, defy compef tion ; and amongst the Wonders which M. A. L. has produced, thr^ will be considered the greatest, and the public is respectful

invited to call and witness the cheapest and largest stock for 1 1 present season. M A. L. has also added to his monster stocli- large assortment of materials of every novel make.

M. A LEVY'S LIST OF PRICES FOR OVER COATS Youths' Over Coats.

Men's Pilot Wrappers... 13 Stout Wrappers 7 Taglioni or Chesterfield 16 Chesterfield ditto 10 The Albert Sac 18 The Albert Sac 12 Beaver Paletots 20 Beavor Paletots 15 Superfine Clo!h ditto ... 25 Cloth ditto 21 The Parisian Envelope 42 Superfine Parisian Envelope 25

Observe ! —No article need be kept unless approved of, as ll money will be returned without any demur. Hosiery, Hats, Caps, &c., cheaper than at any other houae —

GUIDE TO WEALTH, S^

DRESS AND SURTOUT COATS.

In drawing public attention to this particular article of dress, ^. A. Levy wishes to observe that no expense is sparedinprocuring he best cutters, also he employs none but the best woikraen, he

5 thereby enabled to ensure to his patrons, a splendid fit com- ined with first rate workmanship, and being constantly in the iianufacturing districts, selecting his cloths at the makers, he an therefore offer his garments at prices below any other house, j^hich the following scale of prices will fully show. M. A. LEVY'S LIST OF PRICES FOR DRESS AND FROCK COATS. DEESS COATS. Bespokbv Ready Made.

Juper. . . £1 10 Dress Coat. . £0 16

axony. . . . 1 15 Extra quality . 1 1

Imperial, usually called Superior, . . 18

best, . . . 2 10 Saxony, Imperial, 1 15

First and best .2 18 Best Saxony . 2 5 FROCK COATS. Bespoke, Ready Made. nper Frock Coat, £1 12 Capital Frock, from £.1

axony, . . .220 Extra fine, from . 1

uperial. . . . 2 10 Extra Super Saxony, 1 15

nperial super, . . 2 15 Imperial, . . .22

xtra Super Saxony, best Best Saxony . . 2 10 manufactured, .350 The following extras in the Bespoke Department apply to ich quality, out sizes in proportion to cloth required: Velvet Collars, 3s. Velvet Facings, according to quantity. Ik Sleeve Linings, 3s. to 5s. according to quality.

Observe!—No article need be kept unless approved of, as the onoy will be rotyrned without any demur. Bostery, Hats, Caps, &B.-, cheaper tliao aC ai^ othef house. THE ECONOMIST, OR, VESTS.

There is no article in a gentleman's dress that reqiiires s much taste as a waistcoat,and M.A.Levy has endeavoured to studi ^' all fancies, and is thereby enabled to offer a splendid assortmer of patterns, he having selected upwards of 2000 different design in all kinds of materials from the Parisian and English Market!

which, on inspection will be found equal to any kept by thetirss l)i rate west-end houses.

VESTS MADE TO MEASURE. 51 s. d. Good Winter Vests 9 6 Eich Fancy Thibet, ditto 10 6 French Figured, ditto 12 6

Embroidered, ditto ., 15 6 Black CJoth, Best Quality 14 Eich Genoa Velvet 16 6 Splendid French Satin 12 6 "White Dress Vests 9 6

VESTS READY MADE AND FINISHED IN THE BEST STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP.

s. d. Winter Vests from 2 Rich Patterns 3 6 Splendid Challis 5 Black Cloth 3 6 Embroidered, ditto 12 6 Wliite Quilting 6

Observe!—No article need be kept unless approve! of, a the money will be returned without any demur. H^>siery, Hatg, Caps, &.o.i ohef\per Uiaa &t any Olher bouse. GUIDE TO WEALTH.

lgS^<^W©IgIB^;

In naming the above, establishments, as their

\i LA.Levy begs to inform trade will not allow them is patrons, that having to pay the expense of 'SIJl cutters an experienced kel ^S'^^gsd of un~ cutter, in loubted ability, he can but M. A. L. has selected

afely guarantee a first one who makes trousers

feite fit in this particular his peculiar study, and

lart of dress, which is has obtained a reputa-

^ever to be obtained tion unequalled in this com inferior and small country.

Ready-Made Trouseks. £ s. d. Ulack Cloti), from 9 6

Stout Tweeds ... 7 6 fciujjerior do 8 6 Dueskins in great variety 10 6 Superior do. French styles ... 15 6 Best Black Doeskin i 1

Bkspoke. Winter Tweeds 8 6 Stout Doeskins 12

Superior do. ... 16 6 Blaclc Doeslan... U 6 Dress Trousers, best quality.. 1 8

Ohsilrve!—No article need be kept unless approved of, as the * money will be returned without any demur.

Hosiery, Hata, Cups, &c., cheaper than at any other house. THE ECONOMIST, OK,

A DIALOGUE! ON SHOOTING!

" How is it, now, Charles, that my sport is so bad, I've shot many times—not a bird have I had! This coat is so tight that in vain do I point, I seem as though shackled and screw'd in ea;h joint." "Why, really, 'tis strange, but I once was the saine, And I found that my tailor alone was to blame; He knew not the ' science' required in a 'coat,' He spoil'd me a day of most excellent sport!'' "Why, Charles, by ray faith, that's exactly ray plight. But how would you act— tell me honest and righi?" " Why go to M. A. Levy's—his ' coats' are the best. This truth by all sportsmen is daily expressed; His ' style' and ' proportion' so well coincide, A sportsman in them can at all times confide! A shooting coat, Mark, is of import so rare. Success much depends on the garb that you wear!"

Keadt-Made. £ s. d. Tweed Shooting Coats ...... 8 6 Plain Doeskin do...... 14 6 Superior quality ...... 18 6

Black Cloth do ... 15 6

: Superior do...... 1

The Thalberg, a new style ...... 18 The newest designs and superior fabrics 1 5 Made to Measure, The Prices vary little from the above, and an immense assortment of materials are kept.

Observe!— No article need be kf'pt unless approved of, as the money will be returned wthout any demur.

Hiasiei'y, Hats, Caps, &c. , cheaper than at any other Ho use. GUIDE TO WEALTH

18s. to 25s, M. A. Levy has great pleasure in drawing; public attention to is splendid assortment of JUVENILE CLOTHING, which xceeds in beauty and variety any other establishment in the ingdom; and anxious as the Proprietor of the Cosmocapeleion as been to produce the very best description of Clothing for idults, yet he has not forgotten the claims of Juveniles; and beir Clothing usually being one of the most expensive items in xpenditure, but upon perusing M. A. Levy's List of Prices, will e considered reduced to one of the cheapest. Keady-Made. £ s. d.

Tunic and Hussar Suits, neatly braided , 18 Do. superior quality... 1 2

Superfine Saxony do. , 1 8 Bespoke. Tunic and Hussar Suits Superior quality .«. Superfine Saxony do. 16 'he Polka Jacke*, a new ^yle, inadg dy at this establishment. ^^ 6d. to 14^. XBE ECONOMIST, OK,

How often have we heard in our walk through life

of ' making mourners pay while the grief is green,' making bereavement more bereaved by imposition. M.A.LEVY'ssystemis a sufficient guarantee against such inhuman practice, and offers the consolation to those in affliction of having their orders executed with punctuality, and of superior materials, for nearly one half they have hitherio paid.

A Suit of Mourning, comprising Dress Coat, Vest, and Trousers 10

Superior do. ... 18

Saxony do. ... .t. 15, Superfine do.... 10 Cloaks for Mourners, from... 10 Boy's Hussar Suits (Jacket, Vest and Trousers) ...... 2 Do., Superfine quality ... 6 Tunic Suit (Coat, Vest and Trousers) ... 2 Superfine quality 6 Superfine Tunic or Hussar Suit 10 THE ABOVE CAN BE MADE TO MEASUEE AT FIVE HOURS' NOTICE.

Observe ! —No article need be kept unless approved of, as t! i money will be returned without any demur. H^jsiery, Hats, Caps^ &©., cheaper than at any other Housttl — aUIDE TO WEALTH. II LIVERIES. With the Footman, the Coachman, the Gr«om, and the Page, M. A. Levy has long been the first of the age: Experience has taught them how he doth excel, In fitting them smartly, and cheaply, and well. Superior his cloth; his style is ihe neatest; His Liveries throughout the best and corapletest. PAGE'S SUIT. COACHMAN'S SUIT. £ s. d. £ s Ilcond quality 1 8 Second quality, con- do 1 15 sisting of Frock Coat, fery best 2 2 Vest, Breeches and COATEE SUIT; Gaiters 3 10 bond quality, consisting of Super quality 4 atee, Vest^ Trousers 2 10 Very best do 4 10 iper quality 3 Coachman's Plain Great-

ry best 8 10 coat ... ., 2 8 |riped Jean Coatee ... 13 Best quality 3 5 St quality 15 FOOTMAN'S SUIT, GROOM'S SUIT, Second quality, consist- leond quality, consisting of ing of Coat, Vest and ock Coat, Breeches, Breeches 3 Vest and Gaiters ... 3 10 Super quality 3 10 per quality 3 15 Very best 4 4 erybest 4 4 Footman's Plain Great- room's plain Greatcoat 2 15 coat 2 6 St quality 3 10 Best quality 3 able Suit 1 Jean Waiting Jackets... 6 6 st quality 1 4 Best quality 8 6 ,GOLD AND SILVEE LACE CLOTH EDGING, PER lYARD, VARYING IN PRICE ACCORDING TO WIDTH.

g Observe!—No article need be kept unless approved of, as the money will be returned without any demur. Hosiety, Hats; C»ps>, &o!i cheaper than at any other House. 12 TEtE ECONOMIST, OR,

TEARL7 CONTRACTS. |lt«

In order to accommodate his business to the circumstances; liri

each profession in society, M. A. Levy is in a position to contra

yearly, according to the following terms : —

BEST QUALITY. £ s. d. Two suits of West of England, wool-dyed 8 Three da do. 11 16 Four do. do. IS 12

SECOND QUALITY.

Two suits of Superfine Saxony 6 10 Three do. do. 9 12 Four do. do. 12 12

N.B.—Each suit must be returned on the receipt of its sue i

cesser, save only gentlemen contracting for three or jfour siiiti yearly; those are allowed two suits in wear for the term ofthei] contract. {Extras same as at page 5.)

Observe!—No article need be kept unless approved of, as the money will be returned without any demur.

Hosiery, Ha^ Qipd, Sab., che^^ than at an^ other House. GUIDE TO WEALTH. 13 WORKING DRESS. -I M. A. Levy most particularly calls attention to this important Branch of his Business, as every article will be sold at a mere nominal profit, and on inspection will be found of superior material and workmanship to those generally shown at other estab-

'niti iiihments.

LIST OF PEICES.

£ s. d.

Best Moleskin Jackets ... . ••• .. 7

Moleskin do. .. 4 6

Duck do, .. 2

Men's Double Breasted Moleskin Vests' .. 3 6

Single Breasted do .. 3

Working Vests .. 2 6

Fustian Trousers ...... 2 6

Moleskin do. .. 4 6

Best quality .. 6 6

Cord Trowsers .. 5 6

Do. best ... .. 7 6

Fancy Drill do. .. 3 6

Boy's and Youth's Clothing equally Cheap.

Observe!—No article need be kept unless approved of, as the money will be returned without any demur.

Hosiery, Hats, Caps, &c., cheaper than at any other House. 14 THE ECONOMIST, OR, HOSIERY. SHIETS—WINTER UNDER CLOTHING, &c. M. A. Levy begs to apprise the Public that he has adc this important Branch to his general business. In addition his Stock of Striped and Fancy Linen and Cotton Shirts of '. own manufacture, he is constantly supplied from the first mar facturers with Plain and Royal Ribbed Angola and Meri Shirts and Drawers, Welsh Hand-spun and Milled Flannel dit which he will dispose of full 30 per cent, less than ever offerir

s. d.

Lambs' Wool Shirts, . 3 Blue Shirts, strong and

„ Drawers, 3 stout, unequalled, . 2

Merino Shirts, . . 3 White Shirts, from . 2

„ Drawers , ,30 Shirt Fronts, . . 1 Plaiding (excellent qua- Byron Ties, . . 1 lity), . . .23 Collars, Boys' "Collars; Braces of every kind; Gloves—Ki

Berlin. Lyle-thread, Cotton, SiJk, Leather-lined ; Neck Handkt cliiefs—Blacks, aJi jjnces; Fancy Opera Ties; Stocks, Long-Eud Cotton Handkerchiefs, and every other Article in Hosiery. HATS. M. A. Levy has joined this Department to his Outfitting War house. Keeping Hats to accommodate his Customers, and U' making it his principal business, he is enabled to sell Hats at trilling j-erceniage, thereby retailing hats at wholesale prices. Splendid Hats, from 3s French Hat (Paris nap) lOs 9d | 6d A trial solicited, confident that better Hats, at the prices, cann be procured.

Observe! —No article need be kept unless approved of, as tli money will be returned witliout sny dinmr. Hcsitry, Hats, Cajs^ &c., cheaper than at any other Hous 7-8 train, superior Cashmere Habit, ^| ^J Ladies' Cloth do. ... • ;•• „ ""n 4 10in n Saxony Wool, superfine ... ^3 10 t" riot ° Saxon Wool h ... • Gentlemen's finest j^J^^ iheir o <êrs w^li Ladies in the country can forward g^^^ [^* a tton Body ^ôt th.. Mze certainty of being fitt,ed, by sendinji C as to the style of Habit they ";^y P''-^^'^^? 7"" and directions wa^st. round tîe Irea.t and height, and exact size, in inches,

approved uf, as lue Observe!—No article ni.>ed be kept unless any demur money will be returned without than at any other House. Hosiery, Hats, Caps, &c., cheaper — SELF-MEASUREMENT.

Nay, Master Tailor, lay your measure by For I can take nay measure if I try; And since of Levy f have learn'd the art, I'll send an order to his noted mart. DIRECTIONS FOR SELF-MEASUREMEN' For Coat. From 1, below the collar, to 2, for wais

and on to 3, for full length ; fron 4 to 5 for elbow point, and to 6 fd sleeve lengih; round the arm to 5, and wri; at 6; round the breast at 7 (under the coali and waist at 2 (undi r the coat). Vests.

From 1, over the shoulder, to Vest length i

front, with breast and waist measure a instauced in the coat measurement. Trouseks. Full length from top to the hip at B; froi

A to B for length, between the legs; round t boUoai at B, as desired. Giving half inche will ensure correct fit.

Country gentlemen are respectfully ap prised thai they shall be supplied on appii cation by post (prepaid) with Patterns o ^^ the Newest Fabrics; and their orders, accom panied by a respectable reference (in town) will meet with prompt attention.

The favour of one trial is respectfully solicited, to convince persons of the advantages to be derived from selecting their Clothing from the Monster Stock kept at the CosMOCAriiLEiON M. A. LEVY, 94, 96 & 98, SOUTH BilIDGE, EDINBURGH; 24 & 26, KEfOEM STREET, DUNDEE; 26, UNION STREET, ACliEDE'EN; 39, HIGH STRSET, TALIURK. The CosMocAPELEiON is always Closbd from Sunset on Fridaj evening until Sunset on Saturday, when Busineas is resumed until 12 o'elock. THE ECONOMIST,

(Bu^t to WMuM.

PCBLISBED BY

M. A . LEVY,

94, 96, & 9=', SOUTH BRIDGE, EDINBURGH. 24 & 26, REFORM ST., DUNDEE. 26, UNION ST. ABERDEEN,

39, HIGH STREET, FaLKIRK.

k'*TCa&j.AV*>^

J. Cab-all, Pkintee, 275, Stbasd, Lokdojj.