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1848-49.
ABERDEEN PRINTED FOR THE PROPRIETORS, BY GEO. CORNWALL, VICTORIA COURT,
And Sold by Lewis Smith, 50, Union Street, and by the Booksellers, and Letter Carriers.
1848. aii+.'lS. -2)63, 26.
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CONTENTS.
Calendar and Bank Holidays ~~, iv Aberdeen Town and County Bank™ 29 Stamp Duties v North of Scotland Banking Co..™™ 29 Window Duty ™™,™™.™ vi Bank of Scotland ™ ™ 30 Arrivals & Despatches of Mails, &c. vii British Linen Co. .. „™ 31 Delivery of Letters. Commercial Bank of Scotland ™™ 31 Stage Coaches,*,. National Bank of Scotland™™,™™ 32 List of Carriers City of Glasgow Bank ™ 33 National Security Savings' Bank 33
Assurance Companihs— SECTION I. Aberdeen Fire & Life Assurance Co. 34 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. North of Scotland Fire and Life As- Magistrates of Aberdeen,™™™™™.™™. surance Co.™™, ,™™„™. 34
The Guildry.™ . Bon-Accord Life & Fire Assurance Incorporated Trades ™™. Company ,„~„. „™, 35 Police Establishment ~~..— Aberdeen Deposit Assurance Co.™™ 35 Agents for Insurance Companies.™ 36
Stock Exchange™™- ™™™.. ,37 SECTION II. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. Shipping Companies-
Courts of Law „,~™,,.— .— Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co ™™ 37
Society of Advocates ™™,„ . Aberdeen, Leith, & Clyde Shipping
Public Officers , .— Company „~,„™, „ 38
Messengers-at-Arms . Aberdeen and Newcastle Steam Navi- SheriflF- Officers ,„™ gation Co. ™™™™™ „„, 39 Aberdeen and Newcastle-on-Tyne SECTION III. Traders „™.„~, 39 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Aberdeen and Newcastle 39 Aberdeen and Dundee™™, „™, 39 Established Church ™ Churchyard Dues,. -™,
Churchwarden's Dues „™, . — Foreign Consuls™™.™™™.™™™ Various Denominations,™™™, ,. — Athenceum Reading Rooms™ Union Club Rooms ™™,™™™„ SECTION IV. Aberdeen Reading Room Club„ REVENUE DEPARTMENT. Medical School ™™, .„„,„„ Aberdeen Shipping Post Office „™™~™.— .— Arrivals and Despatches™.,™™™
Deliveries of Letters.™™ —. Rates of Postage within the DIRECTORY. United Kingdom ™„
Ship Letters —. Aberdeen (New)„ 45 Foreign Rates of Postage Trades and Professions,. 160 Registration of Letters ™
Money Orders , ,™™„ Stamps and Taxes „~„™~ STREET DIRECTORY Excise. Customs
OLD ABERDEEN 236 SECTION V. WOODSIDE 241 commercial establishments, &c. Banks—
Aberdeen Banking Co.™™.™™,™™,™™ ADVERTISEMENTS . .
C0UNTI1S[G-HOUSE CALENDAR.
1848.
July. September. November. Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 3 10 17 24 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 6 13 20 27 28 Tues. 4 11 18 25 .. Tues. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 7 14 21 "Wed. 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur 6 13 20 27 ... Thur 7 14 21 28 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Fri. 7 14 21 28 ... Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 3 10 17 24 ... Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 4 11 18 25
August. October. December.
Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 4 11 18 25 ... Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 4 11 18 25 ... Wed. 6 13 20 27 ... Thur 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 5 12 19 26 ... Thur. 7 14 21 28 ... Fri. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 6 13 20 27 ... Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 ...
Sat. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 7 14 21 28 ... Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ...
184 9.
January. March. May. Sun. 7 14 21 28 Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 3 10 17 24 31 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur 4 11 18 25 ... Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 Fri. 5 12 19 26 ... Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 4 11 18 25 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 ... Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 5 12 19 26 ...
February. April. June.
Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 3 10 17 24 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 3 10 17 24 ... Tues. 5 12 19 26 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 4 11 18 25 ... Wed. 6 13 20 27 Thur 1 8 15 22 ... Thur 5 12 19 26 ... Thur. 7 14 21 28 Fri. 2 9 16 23 ... Fri. 6 13 20 27 ... Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 n Sat. 3 10 17 24 ... Sat. 7 14 21 28 ... Sat. 2 9 16 23 30
ft,NK HOLIDAYr S.
New-year's Day„ ™»,™*January 1. Good Friday„™„ Queen's Birthday May 24. Coronation of Qu sen Victoria ™„ „ „~ „™June 28.
Prince Albert's J. irth-day ,™„, ^August 26.
Prince of Wales' 1 3irth-day~™w—-~~~~~~m„ Nor. 9. Christmas-day „„ Dec. 25.
When a Holiday falls on a Sunday, the Monday following is kept. — . — STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.
BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &C. Not exceeding Exceeding On demand or after date. tilths, date or 2 mths. date or 60 days' sight. 60 days' s For =£2 and not above £5 5s £0 1 £0 1 2 Above 5 5s — , , , ™ 20 — 16 2 2 „ 20 ™, , ™ 30 —
30 , ™~ „. 50 2 6 8 3 6 4 50 „™-™. , ™~ . 100 —
100 , . 200 ™~ 4 6 5
200 , ~ 300 ™~ 5 6
, 6 8 300 , , „ . 500 „ 500 „ ™~ .,1000 ™- 8 6 12 12 15 „ 1000 „.„. , „ . .,2000 6 15 15 „ 2000 , .3000 ™~ 1 10 „ 3000 ™, , — 15 FORIFOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE. For any sum not ab. £100,. Is6d Ab. £1000 not ab. £2000,— 7s 6d Above £100 ... 200,. 3s Od ... 2000 ... 3000,™~10s Od 15s Od 200 ... 500,. , 4s0d ... 3000 Bill each Set pays. 500 ... 1000, . 5s Od Every of RECEIPTS. 5s For £5 and under £10,„ . 0s 3d For £300 and under £500, — Od .7s 10 ... 20., . 0s6d ... 500 ... 1000, — 6d
20 50„ . IsOd ... 1000 and upwards,™.™~10s Od all 50 100,, . Is6d In full of demands, —™~10s Od 100 200,, . 2s6d Receiver of Money pays Stamp. 200 300,„ . 4s Od AGREEMENTS. Not above 1080 words, 20s.—Above 1080 words, 35s. -With a pro- gressive duty of 25s, for every 1080 words additional. PERSONAL BONDS AND MORTGAGES.
Sum not exceeding; £50,™£50,,. ™,£l Os Ab. £2,000 not excd £3,000, „™£7 Above 50, 100™,™,- 1 10s ... 3,000 4,000, „™ 8 100, 200,™ 2 0a ... 4,000 5,000,~„ 9 200, 300,™~~ 3 0s ... 5,000 10,000,™„12 300, 500,™~„ 4 0s ... 10,000 15.000,™-.15 500, 1000,™ 5 0s ... 15,000 20,000,™„20 1000, 2000,™„„. 6 0s ... 20,000 ~25
Progressive Duty, 25s. Mortgages, same duty as Bonds. Bills of Lading, 6d. PROTESTS. Not amounting to £20,, £500 or upwards 10s £20 and under 100,, Any other kind, 100 ... 500,, For every additional sheet,— «. 5s DECREE ARBITRAL. 1080 words, £1 15s. -And for every entire quantity of 1080 words additional, 25s. A2 — STAMP DUTIES.
CONVEYANCES Considerations. Duty. Considerations. Duty. Under £20,™—— ~£0 10s If £7,000, and not £8,000, -£75 If 20, and not £50, ™- 1 0s 8,000. 9,000,™~ 85 50, .. 150, „- 1 0s 9,000, 10,000,™~ 95 150, .. 300, „_2 0s 10,000, 12,000,™„ 110 300, .. 500, „™3 Os 12,000, 15,000,™- 130 500, .. 750, „~6 Os 15,000, 20,000,™- 170 750, .. 1000, „ 9 Os 20,000, 30,000,™- 240 1000, .. 2000,..12 Os 30,000, 40,000,™-350 2000, .. 3000,.„25 Os 40,000, 50,000,™-450 3000, .. 4000,. 35 Os 50,000, 60,000,™-550 4000, .. 5000,..45 Os 60,000, 80,000,™-650 5000, .. 6000,..55 Os 80,000, .. 100,000,™-800 .. 6000, 7000,..65 Os 100,000, or u p wards, . 1000
LEASES C R TACKS. Lease of any lands, at a yearly rent, where no sum of money, by way of fine or grassum has been paid : Where the yearly rent shall And for the counterpart of not amount to £20, „„ 20s any lease hereby charged And where the same shall with a duty, if not exceed- amount to £20, and not ing £1, the like duty as on
to £100, , 1 .30s the same. Amtg. to £100. not to £200,„ .40s And for the counterpart of 200, ... 400,„ .60s any other lease whatsoever, 30s 400, ... 600 80s And for every 1080 words 600, ... 800.„100s above the first,™— 20s 800, ... 1000,„120s 1000, and upwards 2O0s WINDOW DUTY.
No. of Duty of ; of No. | Duty No. Duty Windows. Yearli Windows. Yearli Windows. Yearly.
8 £0 15 6 26 £S 1 9 60 to 64 £19 16 9 9 1 27 8 10 65 69 20 19 3 10 1 7 28 8 IS 6 70 74 22 1 6 11 1 15 3 29 9 7 75 79 23 4 12 2 3 9 30 9 15 3 80 84 24 6 6
13 2 12 3 31 10 3 9 ! 85 89 25 9 14 3 9 32 10 12 3 ' 90 94 26 11 3 15 3 9 33 11 6 95 99 27 13 9
16 3 17 6 . 34 11 9 100 109 29 7 6 17 4 6 35 11 17 3 110 119 31 12 3 18 4 14 3 36 12 5 9 120 129 33 17 3 19 a 2 9 37 12 14 3 130 139 36 2 20 5 11 3 38 13 2 6 140 149 38 7 21 5 19 6 39 13 11 150 159 40 11 9 22 6 8 40 to 44 14 7 9 160 169 42 16 9 23 6 16 6 45 49 15 15 9 170 179 45 1 6 24 7 4 9 50 54 17 4 1 80 & up- 25 7 13 3 55 59 18 12 wards. 46 10 3
1 By 3d Vic. Cap 17, lOper cent, additional to b added to thi , table.
Houses with more than 180 windows are charged Is. 6d. for each window above that number, in addition to £46 10s 3d. Exemptions.—Charity-schools, hospitals, poor-houses, and places of divine worship. Three windows in the front or fronts of shops or warehouses, if on the basement story. The windows of a room used solely for a manufactory, if not communicating with the dwelling house, though ad- joining thereto. Windows in any farm-house occupied by a tenant at a rack-rent less than £200 per annuin : or any farm-house occupied by the owner or tenant of any farm, not rack-rent, of which the yearly value shall not be under £100 per annum, provided the owner of such farm-house shall not derive any yearly income, exceeding £100 from anv other source. N.B.— No windows deemed stopped, unless with stone, brick, or plaster. Opening windows Without notice forfeits £10, Glass doors, or lights over doors, considered as windows. ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES.
ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES OF MAILS, &c.
Arrivals. Mails. Box Closes. Despatches. Edinburgh, lsU™ ~~ 4 35 p.m. „^. 5 44 p.m. ~„. 7 40 A.M. 7 40 p.m. Edinburgh, ,„, ™10 P.M. ~^ 2 44 a.m. .™ Inverness „ ™.™„, 7 30 p.m. „™ 8 25 a.m. -™ 4 55 „ 1 12 „ Peterhead— V ~ 4 55 „ Ballater — Banff" 1st ~ „10 P.M. „™ 6 a.m. ~™ 4 55 „ 8 25 a.m. ~„ 8 35 „ Banff, 2d,™ __„.™_ 7 30 a.m. „™ Alford 7 30 a.m. „„ 8 25 a.m. ~™ 4 54 ,, Methlic — ,__„„ 7 30 a.m. «„ 8 25 a.m. „_~ 5 „ at Lerwick is despatched at 5, p.m., every Friday, and arrives every Wednesday, and Septem- 5, a.m., during the months of April, May, June, July, August, of despatch uncertain. ber ; the other six months, the day and hour
DELIVERY OF LETTERS.
First ~ ~~~ . ~ at 8 40 a.m.
Office open on Sundays for delivery of Letters from 40 minutes past 8, past 5, till 45 a.m., till 10, a.m ; from 1, p.m., till 2; and from 45 minutes minutes past 6, p.m.
to Montrose It is expected that early in August the line of Railway from London will be completed, when a change in the Arrivals and Despatches of the Mails will take place. The Mails from London will probably arrive about time midnight and noon, and the despatches southward about the same ; the despatches northward, an hour after the arrival of the London night Mail, and the arrivals about 10, p.m.
STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.
Banchory.— Marquis of Huntly leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., arriving at Banchory at 6, p.m. Leaves Banchory at 7, a.m., and reaches Aberdeen at 9, a.m.
Banff.—Earl of Fife leaves the Royal Mail Coach Offiee, 65, Union Street, every lawful morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives in Banff at half-past 12, p.m. Leaves Banff at a quarter-past 2, p.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 8, p.m. Ellon, Old Deer, and Strichen.—Banks of Ythan starts from Ley's at p.m. to Strichen, Inn, Queen Street, for Ellon, every lawful day, 3, ; every Wednesday and every Monday and Friday ; and to Old Deer, Saturday. Edinburgh.—Defiance leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 6, a.m., and 12 h. 30 m., p.m., and arrives at Montrose at 10 h. 30 m., a.m., and 4 h. 30 m., p.m., in connexion with the Railway Trains for Edinburgh, &c. Leaves Montrose at 11 h. 45 m., a.m., and 6 h. 45 m. p.m., arriving at 4, p.m., and 10, p.m. Inverness.—Defiance leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 6, a.m., and anives in Inverness at half- past 6, p.m.' Leaves Inverness at 6, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 7, p.m. V1U STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.
Inverury.—Banks of Don leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., and arrives in Inverury at 6, p.m. Leaves Inverury at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 10, a.m.
Methxic —Earl of Aberdeen leaves M'Pherson's, 26, North Street, every Tuesday, at 2, p.m., and Friday and Saturday, at a quarter-past 3, p.m. Leaves Tarves every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at half-past 10, a.m.
Stkathdon.—Lord Forbes leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, 65, Union
Street, every alternate day, at 11, a.m , arriving at Rhynie, 3 h. 30 m. Leaves Rhynie at 10, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 5 minutes past 2, p.m.
Stonehaven.— Swift leaves Sherriffs's Inn, 42, St. Nicholas Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., and arrives in Stonehaven at 6, p.m. Leaves Stonehaven at 8, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m.
Stonehaven.—Union leaves the Royal Mail Coach Office, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., arriving at Stonehaven at 6, p.m. And leaves Stone- haven at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. — , —*.
LIST OF CARRIERS
TO AND FROM ABERDEEN,
WITH THEIR QUARTERS, ARRIVALS, & DEPARTURES.
/fortnightly ; o occasionally. Those marked w go weekly ;
From whence. Where lodged. Arrive Depart w Aberchirder, „™„ | Tues. James Sim™™™ .90 George-street .—„™~Tues. Portsoy, &c. ^^, | o Aboyne ~™ ~. »Wm. Ewen „13 Harriet-street ™ w Aboyne ,v™«—~»™. .Alexander Watt, ..13 Harriet-street „„Thur Friday w Alford ,~,...,^ .George Benton.., .6 Little Belmont-street—Friday Friday Auchinblae, " Drumlithie, and! James Paterson „ Jo Back-wynd ™— .Tues Tues Fettercairn™^,* J w Auchindoir, f Cabrach, Clatt, & > James Law, .90 George-street, _Thur Thur Rhynie „w»™—J w Auchlunies and 1 • JA. Sandieson, .1 Flourmillbrae ™. .TuFriTuFri Nether Banchory f w Auchterless and 1 George-street „Tues Tues A1 F J h „90 Daviot „~.,. 3 w Auchterless,™,.,™ •! Badenscoth, and > George Lyon™. „1GG Gallowgate ..Wed Thur Fyvie. w Auchterless A. Barclay ™-™™~ .24 Gerrard-street Thur Thur w Ballater Peter M'Naughton,. .6 Back-wynd ™Wed Thur w Ballater John Paterson ,™.„ „6 Back-wynd Wed Thur w Ballater s Young,™.™ .6 Little Belmont-street—Wed Wed o Banchory Ternan. ™Wm. Mitchell,.. .5 Harriet-street ™~ w Banchory Ternan, Geo. Swap ™~„— „6 Little Belmont-street™.Thur Friday Friday w Banchory Ternan. A. Duncan.. . Jo Little Belmont-street Thur Friday w Banchory Ternan. ™Alex. Milne „6 Back-wynd , Thur w Banchory Ternan 1 Francis Rae „6 Back-wynd M Th Tu Fri and Glassel w Banchory Ternan. .-A. Stevenson™^™. ..15 Back-wynd ™~„ ~.M Th Tu Fri Tu Fri Sat w Banchory Ternan, J. Findlay , .G Little Belmont-street— W w Banchory Ternan Alexander Ross, and Crathes™ }
w Banchory (Upper)™.William Fraser . w Banff, Macduff,"] Portsoy, Cullen, | Buckie, Port- \ G. Badenoch™™ .24 Gerrard Street, .Sat W M W
gordon, and all 1 places adjacentj to Banff and Buckie™~John Noble .90 George Street Wed Wed w Bervie and Johns-") E g h _1 Flourmillbrae ,M Th Tu Fri haven ™™™™™,j w Birse James Martin ™ „22 Schoolhill ™™.Thur Friday w Birse ,™™™.H. M'Condach . -.6 Little Belmont-street—Thur Friday w Braemar ,™.™w™~G. M'Hardy ,.6 Little Belmont-street ™Wed Wed LIST OF CARRIERS.
From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive Depart w Braemar ~~~~~„ — A. Mitchell ~~~~,~1 Flourmillbrae „„,„„Wed Wed w Clatt and, Rhynie~~vJames Law ~90 George-street~~.~~~~Thur Thur w Clatt and Leslie,.—J. Milne ™~90 George-street~~. ~Thur f Clochcan ~—~~~~,—William Davidson~~.~116 Gallowgate~~.*~~~.~Fri Sat w Coldstone James Emslie ~~v~~»~.22 Harriet-street„~.~~v~Wed Wed / Coldstone „~~~,„—John Laing ~23 Harriet-street~~~,m~Thur Friday w Collieston W. Cruickshank ~I3 Princes-street ~Thur Thur w Crathie ~~~~~~,, W. Stewart ~5 Harriet-street~~.~~~,™Wed Thur / Crathie ~~v~~.„w,™James Rattray~„v~.~~6 Back-wynd~~, ~Wed Thur w Cruden m»w»m. ~,T. Daniel, jun.„~~v~»„16 Mealmarket-lane~ ~MWFMWF w Culsamond, Wart T W. M'Gregor ~24 Gerrard-street hill, and Durnc ~~v~~.~Thur Friday w Cumineston ~—George Rettie „~~v»~...24 Gerrard-street~~v~~.™Wed Wed w Druraoak ~~James Reid~~.~~.~~.„6 Back-wynd ~~,~~v~~.-~Thur Friday w Drumoak W. Currie ^^^^~22 Schoolhill -~Friday Friday w Druralithie and Auchinblae > John Grant~.~~.~~~~~6 Little Belmont-streeU™Tues Tues w Dufftown and { A. Barclay ..24 Gerrard-street Botriphnie ~w.~v~ ~~~~.~Tues Wed w D BanCh0ry ^^ } Alex. Duncan ™6 Little Belmont-street„~.Thur Friday o Echt Mrs. Ann Craighead~.~5 Harriet-street.v~v.~~~. w Echt and Midmar ~.Robert Mathieson ~~v.„6 Back-wynd~~~~~, -~Thur Friday w Echt and Midmar A. Donald „„,„„.„„,~.G Back-wynd~~v~v~~~~~vFriday Sat w Ellon ~~~~~~~~.™W. Thomson~,~~~~,,.16 Mealmarket-lane ~v.Tu Fr Tu Fr w Ellon & Peterhead ~T. Daniel, jun ~16 Mealmarket-lane~.~~.MWFMWF o Ellon „ ™W. Todd „32 West North-street ™Friday Friday w Finzean ~~v.„~~,. ,~.J. Martin „™ ~.~~.~22 Schoolhill ~„~.Thur Friday w Fochabers ~~» ,~.M'Kenzie & Phimister~90 George-street ~Wed Wed w Forgue ~~~~~~v.— A. Thomson~~~v~~~~180 Gallowgate~~~~~.~™Wed Wed / Foveran ~~.„~.„»~James Massie~~~~.~.~6 Mealmarket-lane~ „„.Fri Fri w Fraserburgh,
Peterhead, . > William Dow,~~.~.~v~G Mealmarket-lane „~Thur Thur Ellon, &c w Fraserburgh, Rosehearty, -J- James Milne ~,~166 Gallowgate~~~~~~.„Wed Wed Caimbulg, &c.„
w Fraserburgh . .James Barclay~~. ~,_~26 West North-street~„™Tues Wed / Fyvie ~~G. Chapman«y^.«wwrt~90 George-street ~~,™Thur Thur / Fyvie, Lewes -~.Adam Mackie~~v~.~,~24 Gerrard-street ~~~~,r~Friday Friday Grange and / Ro- _Tues thiemay ~~~~~ [ R. Howie.v~-~~v.~~™~180 Gallowgate Wed to Glenlivat ~~.„—John Grant „™90 George-street ™Wed Wed
/ Glenbucket .-.Archibald Reid ~~..~.~1 1 Harriet-street~ ~~™Wed Wed w Huntly <~ „„~~Charles Rait~~~~~.~,~90 George-street Friday Friday
w Huntly ~, „ William T.nrocnn _. . ~24 Gerrard-street ~~-.~ Tues Wed W Huntly James Lobban ~90 George-street ~~„,~Wed Wed w Huntly ~~~. ~~~~John M'lntyre~~~v,.~~.90 George-street~~~~~„~Wed Wed w Huntly ~. „„—.James Shirreffs ~24 Gerrard-street ~~„.~~.Sat Sat w Huntly —.~v~~,„—John Thomson~~v~.~,~180 Gallowgate ™Tues Wed w Keith, Fochabers,"| Elgin, Forres, |
Nairn, Inverness ! Eddison and Stables^,„24 Gerrard-street ~~,~vvTuTSTuTS Grantown,Aber- ! lour, & Craigel l "J lachie ~~~,, . . Jj . —. —.—., .
LIST OF CARRIERS.
From whence. Carriers. Arrive Depart w Keith, Rothes, ~\
Aberlour, Duff-f_ _. , and Riach, .24 Gerrard-street„ -Wed S Wed 9 town, and places fPaterson adjacent „—-™— / Keith-hall —John Shand —. ,165 Gallowgate— ..Friday Friday Mitchell -13 Harriet-street- -Thur Friday «j Kemnay . .—James iv Kincardine O'Neil") George Fraser -13 Harriet-street™—.—-Thur Friday Raemoir, &c.™~ w Inverury ™— —A. Argo—.—..„™. -24 Gerrard-street ™—-Tu Fri Tu Fri Fri «i Inverury James Stephen ,90 George-street™-.—-Tu Fri Tu Belmont-street—-Friday Friday w Keig. —™™~—Peter Coutts—.—.. -6 Little George Barron —90 George-street —™—™™Tues Wed w Keith —, —Charles Riddel™—. -90 George-street — „Thur Thur w Insch —,„ . -90 George-street —,..—,~Thur Thur w Insch ™—,—. James Stephen™™-. o Kincardine 0'Neil-.Peter Gordon -~ 5 Harriet-street — w Kincardine 0'Neil-,Willliam Tough..™. —11 Harriet-street ~Thur Friday Belmont-Street „Thur Friday w Kincardine 0'Neil™John Ramsay™- . ~,6 Little w Kincardine O'Neil—James Low™.,. ,11 Harriet-street—,™,,.-Thur Friday w Kinmundy, Old Deer, and Stew > John Craighead „16 Mealmarket-lane -Thur Thur artfield „.——. w Kinnethmont ™Wm. Souter -10 Mealmarket-lane ™—-Thur Thur / Kinnethmont™™. Wm. Brebner -. ,90 George-street ..—.— -Thur Thur w Kintore -. -J. Abel. .22 Schoolhill , .Thur Thur Inverury,-) w Kintore Alex Mennie _6 Backwynd. -Wed Wed and Old Ram— w Laurencekirk, ~—,~| Brechin, Forfar, ,' Dundee, Perth, } John Hood_ ,1 Flourmill-brae . .Tu Fri Tu Fri Glasgow, Edin-
burgh, and all I places adjacentj / Leochel Cushnie ™-J. Archibald ,23 Harriet-street™—. ,Thur Friday o Leochel-Cushnie G Williams .11 Harriet-street — w Leochel-Cushnie James Edward- ,23 Harriet-street —.— ,Thur Friday w Longside -™— John Smith ,90 George-street ™— ,Thur Thur w Lonmay .Wm. Willox ™ ,16 Mealmarket-lane—. ,Wed Wed w Lumphanan. Chas. Coutts-. ,22 Harriet-street™——. ,Thur Friday
v> Lumphanan. Joseph Berry.. .11 Harriet-street ,Thur Friday ,6 „ .Friday w Maryculter , .Robert Fiddes — Backwynd Friday / Methlic—™ James Rothney ,16 Mealmarket-lane -. .Friday Friday / Methlic Thos. Annand „ .26 West North-street ,Thur Thur w Midmar-™. -J. Kerr ,23 Harriet-street .Thurs Fri w Montrose, ArChA Arbroa'thriZ] Spark_6 Backwynd. .Tues Tues w Monymusk, Fet-T ternear, and V David Thorn, i Gallowgate — -Thur Friday Manar ™- w Monymusk™ ™™James Watt ™-.. -90 George-street — -Tues Wed w Monymusk — George Stephen. -90 George-street ™— -Friday Sat w Newburgh™ —Gilbert Connon- —6 Mealmarket-lane -Friday Friday
w Newburgh -™— Alex. Sangster — -16 Mealmarket-lane ; -Friday Friday / Newbyth —™~John Mackie -90 George-street -Wed Wed w New Deer saA '\ Mr. Hadden -16 Mealmarket-lane. -Wed Wed Brucklay — w New Deer .W. Stott ,6 Mealmarket-lane -Tues Wed w New Pitsli Thomas Robb — „90 George-street ™—, -Thur Thur —. , . . . .
Xll LIST OF CARRIERS.
From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive Depart w Old Deer „™-~-~~~James Lawrence -1 Flourmill-brae ~~.. ~Thur Thur w Old Meldrum „™~~James Webster ~ -1 Flourmill-brae .~~. ~Mo Th Tu Fri w Old Meldrum John Petrie •26 North-street~~~~. ~Wed Thur Oyne „~~~~~~~James Mortimer~ —166 Gallowgate,~~~, w Peterhead T. Daniel, jun -16 Mealmarket-lane,. .MWFMWF w Portsoy ~~. ,~~~Thomas M'Lean, Wed Thur / Premnay, Auch-T leven, and Pit- > John Gauld .166 Gallowgate, caple .~~ J / Schivas„~~~~ ~~.John Will .16 Mealmarket-lane .Thur Thur w Skene „~„~~Alex. Mitchells. ~1 Flourmill-brae -Tues Tues w Stonehaven, Lau-~| rencekirk, Bre- | Hercules Smart. .90 George-street. .TuFri TuFri chin, Forfar, J>
Dundee, and I Edinburgh J w Stonehaven , ~.Mrs. Nicol ~~~~ -6 Back-wynd TuThSTuThS w Stonehaven , David Nicol. -1 Flourmill-brae TuThSTuThS Matheson, .6 Little Belmont-street„Tu w Stonehaven . Alex. Th S Tu Th S w Strichen & Mintlaw William Rankin, .166 Gallowgate~~~~„ Wed .Wed w Stonehaven, Ber- vie, Montrose, John Smart, .90 George-street „ .Friday Friday and Arbroath-. 3 w Strachan ~ James Ferries", .6 Back-wynd ~~™„~„. ..Thur Friday to Strathdon.~~~~~~~A. Moir .11 Harriet-street .Wed Wed / Strathdon and • Alex. Stuart, .1 Flourmill-brae ~™~™. .Wed Thur Corgarff-~~~~. w Tarland ~~..~.,, -W. Reid„ 22 Harriet-street~~~~~ -Wed Wed / Tarland —.. . William Coutts, .22 Harriet-street ,,„.„„, -Thur Friday w Tarland ~~,—— „A. Ogg .~~ .11 Harriet-street ™~~~. -Wed Wed w Tarves ~.— -George Ironside, .13 Princes-street .,_,, .Thur Friday w Towie & Glenkindy-Alex. Walker 6 Little Belmont-street Mon Tues / Towie Adam Gordon .23 Harriet-street ^ ... .Wed Wed w Turriff „~George Barron ..—90 George Street .Wed Wed w Turr iff ~~™ .George Gallon .90 George-street .Tues Tues jTuTriff and Foggy-1 wi]liam Anderson. 24 Gerrard-street. loan~~~~~..—-.J W A M'Gillivray .24 Gerrard-street.^, .Friday Friday ^Maclff!^' "^.1' -
w Udny . -James Mutch . -6 Mealmarket-lane .Thur Friday
PLACES WHERE CARRIERS PUT UP.
6, Backwynd~~„~~, ~~.Durie 22, Harriet Street~~~~~.-A. Reid 15, Backwynd.~~.~~,-~„Gordon 23, Harriet Street~~-~™-Grant 1, Flourmill-brae ™.~Sherriffs 6, Little Belmont Street -Davidson 166 Gallowgate .~~w— 6, Mealmarket Lane ——Bisset 18o' Gallowgate ~~.~~—~~Leys 16, Mealmarket Lane —-~DanieI 90, George Street ~~-. Taggart 26, North Street «„M'Pherson 24, Gerrard Street „-. -.Charles Gall 32, North Street -Stevenson 5, Harriet Street ~~. P. Reid 13, Princes Street.~~.~~-Meston 13^ Harriet Street Begg 22, Schoolhill ~Farquharson 11, Harriet Street~~., Mrs. Milne SECTION I.-MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.
Lord Provost—GEORGE THOMPSON, Jun., Esq.
George Henry, Merchant William Ross, Advocate William Gordon, Sharebroker James Nicol, Advocate
OFFICE-BEARERS.
Alexander Gordon, Advocate,. .Dean of Guild
Alexander Webster „™, *. Treasurer _ Master of Shore Works William Fraser, Merchant. „ Master of Kirk and Bridge Works John Leslie, Manufacturer.™, ^Master of Mortifications
George B. Bothwell „ . ^Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital
COUNCILLORS.
Alexander Torrie, Advocate William Gray, Advocate Alexander Black, Wine Merchant Alexander Nicol, Merchant D. Chalmers of Westburn Alexander Henderson, Advocate John Urquhart, Druggist J. M'Pherson, Comb Manuf.
James Simpson, Advocate „,~~. .™— Legal Assessor John Angus, Advocate,™™,™-,™-,, -™~ Town-clerk David Keith, Advocate „ .„ -™~ Town-clerk Depute Alexander Fraser, Advocate ™ ,„,„, Chamberlain A. and J. Cadenhead, Advocates, ~„™ Procurators-fiscal John Smith, Architect,™.-™,™-,. Superintendent of Works John Blaikie „™,™»,™- ~,™- Inspector of Weights
THE GUILDRY.
Alexander Gordon, Advocate, Dean of Guild
William Allardyee James Hadden Francis Clerihew- Alexander Milne John Duncan J. B. M'Combie Henry Adamson Patrick Pirie, Jun. Leslie Clark Neil Smith Alexander Connon John Webster
Alexander Fraser, Advocate, Clerk, Alexander Mellis, Officer. . — „. .
14 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
INCORPORATED TRADES.
Eev. Simon Mackintosh, Minister of East Parish, Patron William Murray, Builder, Convener Hugh Sutherland, Painter, Master of Hospital
TRADES. DEACONS. BOXMASTERS. Hammermen -James Bonnyman -Alexander Keith -James Topp—- - , William Flett Wrights and Coopers -George Michie— -Robert Watson -Alexander Robb„ Charles King
Shoemakers*.— —-— -Alexander Scott , -Alexander Milne Weavers , —— -Alexander M'Kenzie- James Collie Fleshers —— -Joseph Butler .James Stewart James Berry, Watchmaker., Factor for the Widows' Fund James Topp™.™.™.™^,™.™. Treasurer for the Widows' Supplementary Fund
Alexander Robb, Tailor —. Treasurer of the Trades' School Thomas Roger Teacher
William Gibb . Assistant J. Nicol Sr M. Massie, Advocates— Conjunct Clerks and Assessors , Convener's John Irvine . ————— Officer
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
COMMISSIONERS.
The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the City, and Convener of the Trades ex officiis a Ward First John Hay _ -George Rennie „ Seconds W. Matthews, Jul - William Henderson „ Thirds -.—Thomas Best—,. „ -George Wisely „ Fourth , —Isaac Maehray- -R. R. Notman „ Fifth. „ John Rose „ ,.. -William Bisset „ Sixth Robert Mitchell— .Alexander C. Matthew -William Paterson ,, Seventh ..-—Convener Topp— „ Eighth* —John Smith—— „James Stormont „ Ninths .—William Watson, „G. B. Bothwell
William Duncan——. , Treasurer and Collector of Police Clerk Magazine John Milne——— . of Police and Superintendent of Powder James Milne, \ ~ . Under Clerks Duncan Collie ) James Minty— ^Inspector of Police and Superintendent of Water Works Alexander Cromar - Assistant Inspector of Police James Kay———.— ^Keeper of Steam-engine Water Works, Bridge of Dee Robert Barclay—— „ Superintendent of Day and Night Police John Watson. .Bay Serjeant Alexander Campbell .Night Serjeant William Gilbert .Criminal Officer Dr. Ogston — „ .Medical Attendant J. Simpson, Advocate- .Law Agent W. Ironside & W. Murray- Assessors Lamplighters, Twelve Men,,—— Scavengers, Fifty Men The Night Watch consists of Forty-eight Men,—-The Day-Patrol, of Twelve Men —
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. 15
ASSESSMENT.
General purposes —under £7 of rent, Is. 3d. per £1. Do. do. at and above £7 of rent, Is. 6d. per £1.
Water—Dwelling-houses, 9d. per £1. All other premises, 4d. per £1. Premises under £3 are exempted. Sixpence per Pound additional is charged for water introduced to houses above £10 of rent. Threepence per Pound of rental is charged for water introduced into shops. Rents below £10 are charged 5s.
The Assessments fall due on the 1st of November.
HARBOUR.
Commissioners under the Act, 6. and 7. Victoria, cap. 72. ''For improving and maintaining the Harbour of Aberdeen," passed 12th July, 1843 :
The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the City of Aberdeen, Com- missioners ex officiis, together with nine Burgesses of Guild Commissioners, and three Incorporated Trades' Commissioners.
HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council.
BURGESSES OF GUILD.
William Hogarth, Merchant Patrick Pirie, Jun., Manufacturer Robert Mitchell, Shipowner Henry Adamson, Shipowner Robert Brown, Jun., Merchant James Home, Merchant Robert Catto, Merchant Alexander Anderson, Advocate William Duthie, Shipowner
INCORPORATED TRADES.
James Berry, Watchmaker Andrew Anderson, Painter |
James Buyers, Builder .
John Angus, Secretary and Clerk. Alexander Reid, Collector and Treasurer. James Abernethy, Superintendent and Engineer.
SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.
Alexander Reid, Collector. Peter Riddel, James Nicol, William Adamson, and John M'Lean, Clerks and sworn Bulkers. 16 legal department.
SECTION II.-LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
COURTS OF LAW.
CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY.
The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kin- cardine, meets at Aberdeen twice a-year, in the months of April and September, for the trial of criminal cases, by one or two of the Lords. Appeals in certain civil cases from the inferior courts, are also heard by this Court.
SHERIFF COURT.
Archibald Davidson, Advocate, Sheriff William Watson, W.S., William Gordon, Advocate, T . „ . > Sheriff-substitutes John Dunn, do., John Angus do., } James Skelton, W.S., Sheriff-substitutesti at Peterhead James Gordon of Craig, Advocate,te. Sheriff-clerk Francis Gordon, Advocate John Dunn, do., T , _ _ ,. > Clerks-depute John G. Leslie, } James Daniel, Arbuthnott Knox, Clerk-depute at Peterhead William Simpson, Advocate, Procurator-fiscal
") John D. Milne, Advocate . . . . ., tt j j \ Assistants Alex. Henderson, do., J William Gordon, Advocate, Auditor Robert Shaw, Bar Officer
The Court days are Wednesdays and Fridays, at Ten o'clock, a.m., during the Sessions, which extend from the first Court day (Wednesday or Friday) after 15th May, to the last Court day in July, and from the first after 15th October to 4th April inclusive; and, at Peterhead, Thursday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.
COMMISSARY COURT.
Archibald Davidson, Commissary William Watson, William Gordon, and John Dunn, Commissary-deputes Alexander Gordon, Advocate, Commissary -clerk D. H. Kennedy and Charles Warrack, Commissary-clerks-depute William Simpson, Procurator -fiscal John D. Milne and Alexander Henderson, Assistants
SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT.
The ordinary Small-debt Court at Aberdeen is held on Thursday, at Ten o'clock, a.m., weekly, during Sessions of the Court, and once or twice during vacation. John G. Leslie, Clerk. ; ;
LEGAX DEPARTMENT. 17
The Circuit Small-debt Courts are held at Tarland, Inverury, Huntly, Turriff, Old Deer, and Fraserburgh, once every three months.
John Skene, Tarland James Nicol, Turriff William Taylor, Inverury David Cruden, Old Deer William Murdoch, Huntly Wm. Brown, Fraserburgh are the persons who respectively issue summonses, &c, to be brought in these
Courts ; and John G. Leslie, Aberdeen, is the Clerk who officiates at these Courts.
BURGH OR BAILLIE COURT.
Geo. Thompson, Jun., Provost.
Baillie George Henry Baillie William Ross „ William Gordon „ James Nicol
James Simpson, Legal Assessor ; A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal Town-clerk, Clerk; Town Serjeants, Officers of Court.
The Court day is Saturday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., during the same Ses- sions as the Sheriff Court.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
The Quarter-sessions are held on the first Tuesdays of the months of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. Special Sessions are occasionally held.
Francis Gordon, Clerk ; 3 ohn G. Leslie, Clerk-depute
John D. Milne, Procurator -fiscal.
JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL-DEBT COURT.
The Aberdeen District Court sits every fortnight, on Monday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., for the trial of small-aebt causes under £5, by 6. Geo. IV„ c. 48.
Any two Justices of Peace, Judges.
Francis Gordon, Clerk; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute.
POLICE COURT.
The Sitting Magistrate, Judge.
A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal; Town-clerk, Clerk.
eg!" All the Courts, except the Baillie and Police Courts, meet in the New Court-house, Castle Street. The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, and Small-debt Clerk's Offices, are in the Record Hall, 27, King Street; hours of at- tendance, from Nine o'clock, a.m., to Four, p.m. b2 18 • LEGAL DEPARTMENT.
SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES.
President, Alexander Gordon. Treasurer, James Simpson.
1789 James Nicol n George D. Profat Peter Farquh arson n George Johnston Charles Thomson 1794 1821 William Forbes A. Webster n John Fleming n Jjohn Clark n Duncan Davidson n Alexander Chivas 1833 1796 \James Edmond n Thomas Primrose Francis Gordon n 1822 L. M'Kinnon, sen. Thomas Burnett n John Angus n 1834 1798 1823 John Yeats Thomas Hutcheon James Russel n Thomas J. Bremner 1802 Alexander Fraser Thomas Ewen Thomas Sangster n William Gray Alexander Torrie 1803 1824 f Lambert Barron Andrew Robertson n Robert Dyce Robert Stephen Adam Coutts n John Duncan n 1835 1807 1825 John Humphrey Henry Lumsden n * William Gordon George Grant * Charles Winchester n Clements Lumsden n David Reith 1808 Newell Burnett n W. Adam, jun. John Duthie Alexander Jopp n 1836 1809 William Garrow "fGeorge Grub Alex. Cadenhead n 1826 William Yeats n 1810 *William Ross n fjohn Stuart n Alexander Allan n 1827 John Blaikie n 1812 Alexander Anderson 1837 Charles Chalmers n William Paterson *David Mitchell Alexander Copland Robert Shand n C. G. Grainger 1813 R. Ledingham n D. R. Morice *Thomas Eeid n 1828 (•David Monro *William Simpson n Alexander Daniel 1838 1814 James Brebner Alexander Henderson George Rainnie 1829 1839 *f Alexander Gordon n *Nath. Farqubar Duncan Forbes *fJohn D. Milne n Alexander Macdonald John Dunn 1816 William Skinner n James Williamson Pat. Bannerman *Francis Edmond Robert Smith n *James Ferguson n 1830 Alexander Davidson James Ross Alexander Harvey William Booth John Cadenhead David Keith n Alexander Ross *fJarnes Simpson Alexander Mitchell n {John White George Wilson Colin A. Philip 1840 1817 fJohn Paterson {William Hunter Alexander Gibbon J. Anderson ra {Alexander Webster, jun. *tJames Murray n 1831 Alexander Flockhart James M'Hardy n Francis Clerihew William Duthie Alexander Muir *Andrew Murray n John Ligertwood William Smith n F. J. Cochran Alexander Abel 1818 James B. MCombie n 1841 *Wm. Adam, sen. n Patrick Davidson n Alexander D. Wilson John L. Sbirrefs William Irvine Alexander Duthie n Alexander Stronach n James Geddes John Allan 1819 John Webster A. J. Cameron fJohn Smith, jun. Alexander Pittendrigh James Collie 1820 1832 John Coutts William Robison Marianus Massie William F. Ogg LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 19
1842 1844 Norval Clyne -[•James Garden George Allan 1847 L. M'Kinnon, jun. n John D. Milne, jun. •j-Patrick Cooper n 1843 William Speid f William Leslie Reid John Watt 1845 Lewis Chalmers J. A. Miller n James Bryce 1848 R. S. Farquhar 1846 Alexander Simpson •f-George Walker
George Grub, Lecturer on Scots Law and Conveyancing, and Librarian.
John Clark, Factor and Cashier ; William Gregory, Officer.
* Committee of Funds, &c. t Examinators. J Agents for the Poor. n Notaries Public.
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Thomas and Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint Clerks to the Commissioners of Supply, Clerks of General Meetings of Trustees under the Turnpike and Commutation Acts, and General, Clerks of Lieutenancy. H. and C. Lumsden, Advocates, Collectors of County Assessments. James Simpson, Advocate, Collector of Town Assessments. John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector of Bishop Rents. Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Register of Sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires. John Angus, Town-Clerk and Keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen. Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commissioner for taking Oaths to be used in the Courts of Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer.
MESSENGERS-AT-AKJIS.
George Rae, Aberdeen Robert Webster, Inverury J. Johnston, do. Joseph Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil Geo. Cockburn, do. Adam Gray, Peterhead Robert Shaw, do. James Hutchison, do. John Moir, do. Grant Imlah, do. James Blackball, Fraserburgh George Skene, Tarland John Smith, Huntly Geo. Murdoch, Invermossat, Kil- James M'Kinnan, do. drummy
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
Charles Dawson, Aberdeen A. Warrander, Skene George Lyell, do. Alexander Taylor, Keig James Home, do. D. Pirie, Castle Fraser P. Ettershank, do. W. Mitchell, Whitehouse John Moir, do. David Stewart, Leochel John Campbell, do. Geo. Simpson, Wester Skellater William Walker, do. William Gunn, Banchory James Ross, do. W. M'Donald, Kincluny Alexander Leslie, do. Thomas Sheriffs, Ellon John Thorn, sen., Old Aberdeen John Clark, Slains John Thom jun., do. J. G. Cummingj do. ; —
20 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.
John Ross, Cruden J. Davidson, Oldmeldrum J. Cruickshank, Byreleask George Webster, do. Andrew Milne, Oldmill, Foveran J. Webster, Inverury Robert Benzie, Tillyhilt, Tarves George Sangster, TJdny J. Brown, Fraserburgh Robert Webster, Inverury James Blackball, do. W. Benzie, Gushetnook, Oldrain Thomas Robertson, do. William Reid, Old Westhall James Redford, Huntly A. Wisely, Meikle Wartle John Smith, do. W. Dempster, do. James M'Kinnan, do. Adam Gray, Peterhead. James Cooper, Lumsden Village Jas. Hutchison, do. John Gall, Glenbead Grant Imlah. do. J. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil Robert Adam, do. W. Emslie, Lumphanan Robert Daniel, do. R. Stewart, Belnacool, Mortlach Alex. Sangster, do. William Gordon, Priestwells James Boggie, do. George Grant, Tynebog Peter Whyte, Druminner Shaw Shaw, Old Deer James Smith, Old Forrest John Watt, do. J. Michie, Wester Chapelton, Strathdon Thomas Marr, New Pitsligo John Webster, Turriff George Wilson, do. J. Duguid, Arnhead, Auchterless W. Dalziel, Strichen William Skene, Tarland James Adie, do. George Skene, do. John Simms, Cortes A. Coutts, Ballachalich John Thom, Longside J. Davidson, Torgalter, Tullicb Alexander Thomson, Longside Alexander Davidson, do. Andrew Law, New Deer D. M'Kenzie, Crathie
SEC. HI-ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. East „_ ..Union Street „»~„ .S. Mackintosh,™,, -King Street
West » ..Union Street „J. Forsyth, D.D.„ ..Golden Square North ~ „King Street „ „. „,J. Wilson ^„~*~„ „North Lodge South ~„ ^Belmont Street„„ ~T. Dewar ^.Holburn Street Greyfriars™.., ,Broad Street „~»~ St. Clement's„ ^Footdee „~.,^w»,„ ..J. Newlands,™. ..Canal Terrace Trinity .Shiprow „„ „ Gilcomston ,„. .Summer Street JD. Milne ^Schoolhill
John Knox's „ ^Mounthooly . .C. Skene ..Skene Row
Holburn rr^, r^. ..Wellington Place., „Alex. Ross,™™ „Chapel Street
John Watt, 24, Adelphi, Collector and Clerk tc each of the separate Ses- sions, and to the General Session, and Keeper of the Marriage Register. David Keith, Town House, Keeper of Registers of Births and Baptisms. . ,. . —.,. ———. . .
ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. 21 CHURCHYARD DUES
In the Parish of St. Nicholas. GROUND FED. CHARGES FOR MORTCLOTHS. Under 3 years of Age,.^,—- £0 3 4 Best Mortclotbs, 9 feet by 5 £0 15 4 2 7 6 >. 6 , , — Second „ „ ,, 6 „ 9 , , „„ 5 Maiden „ „ „ 7 I 2 First Small Cloth, 3 feet . 3 „ i , 6 „ 15 , 7 Second „ 4 —- 4 8 Third 5 . 5 „ '8 . , „„ „
„ 21 , , „. „ 9
All above , . 10
F. Ross, Sexton, 19, Backwynd.
churchwarden's dues.
Children under Three years of Age — Is. 2d.
All above Three years of Age — ... 2s. 2|d.
GROUND-DUTY DUES IN ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCHYARD.
For Children under Twelve years— „ —„. 4s. For those between Twelve and Twenty-one ——„ .. 6s. For all above Twenty-one years -,„————„ 8s.
VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
FREE PROTESTING CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. East -Belmont Street—. J. Foote — -Golden Square
West. . „Belmont Street .A. D. Davidson, -Crown Street North -North Street .-, —J. Murray — -King Street South .—— -Belmont Street Greyfriars — -Crown Street —John Thomson -West Crabstone St.
St. Clement's. -Prince Regent Street, A. Spence . -Castle Hill Causewayend Spring Garden,, ^Gaelic Lane . -H. M'Kenzie. — Crabstone St. Trinity — ,. -Crown Street -D. Simpson,. -West Union,. -Shiprow — ~R. Blackwood „ —Virginia Street Gilcomston -Huntly Street ~J. Bryce —- -Crown Street -Bon-Accord Street Bon-Accord . -Union Terrace _S. Grant John Knox's -Gerard Street — —J. Stephen—. -Rosemount Place Holburn —— -Bon-Accord Row ~W. L. Mitchell- -Skene Street Melville -Correction Wynd -W. Primrose— —Silver Street Mariners' -Commerce Street - -J. Longmuir — -Langstane Place
Denominations. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. Associate Svnod — Skene Terrace-. —J. Aitken™.— -Skene Terrace fCorrection Wynd - —H. Angus —» -Rosemount Place
I George Street —J. Stirling -Caroline Place United Presby- — <{ Belmont Street —R. Sedgewick, -Rosemount Place terian Church Ritchie -Summer Street | John Street— „J. B. LSt. Paul Street-, —A. Dickie —*.— -Bon-Accord Street f A. Thomson -Gerard Street C George Street — Congregational (.D. Arthur -Crown Street Churches ~\ Frederick Street—. —D. Wallace -Whitehall CBlackfriars Street, Do. (not in the Union) St. Paul Street,, —F. Ferguson— vCrown Street —— —, .
22 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.—Continued.
Denominations. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. English Baptist „~„„John Street„™~™„ v.E. Pledge' „, -Roseraount House Scotch Baptist „™ Correction Wynd ("J. M'Donald Bon-Accord Street
Scotch Baptist , South Silver Street IT. Fraser Broad Street Wesleyan Methodist„Xongacre. G. Scott Constitution Street Scotch Episcopal fW. Skinner, D.D., Bishop, Golden Square St. Andrew's™™, King Street. lC. Wagstaff East Crabstone St. St. John's „~ Golden Square. ™P. Cheyne „™ Bon- Accord Street English Episcopal Sir W. Dunbar, Bart., Union Terrace St. Paul's Gallowgate |
United Christian") , , „ Cf„„„ t John Street~~ ,H. Hart Dee Street Church ] C. Gordon „_-^™™^.Chapel Court Catholic ,™» ™ Justice Streets- J. Reid . Do. Unitarian., -George Street C. F. Smith, L.L.T., Hutcheon Street Glassite„ „St. Andrew Street Various Friends,. ,Gallowgate Various
SECTION IV.-REYENUE DEPARTMENT.
POST OFFICE.
David Stuart,, ^Postmaster.
Wm. Gray, \st Clerk Wm. Mitchell, Wi Clerk Robert Gray, 2d Clerk Geo. Duncan, 5th Clerk John Marshall, 3d Clerk John Stuart, 6th Clerk
Alex. Gray,„ . Stamper
LETTER-CARRIERS.
James Leighton, John Milne, Charles Wilson, Robert Porter, Charles Murray, William Salmond, and Thomas M'Guffie.
RECEIVING OFFICES.
197, Union Street,., „J. Fraser Broadford „W. Harper 57, Quay ^.P. Buyers Old Aberdeen „R. Ross
[For Arrivals and Despatches of Mails, see page vii.)
RATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO ANY PLACE WITHIN THE DNITED KINGDOM, &C.
If not exceeding J oz.„.ld. If not exceeding 2 oz.„4d.
,, 1 oz.„2d. „ 3 oz.„6d. And so on, adding 2d. for every ounce.
Letters and Packets of any weight may now be forwarded by Post, but must be prepaid, and not exceeding Two Feet in length or breadth. — . . . REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 23
Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament, or of the Colonial Legislatures, are charged Under 4 oz Id. Above 4 and under 8 oz.. „™~ 2d. Above 8 and under 12 oz.„ „ „™~~ 3d. and so on. Such votes and proceedings, whether paid or unpaid, pass at these rates, be- tween places in the United Kingdom, and also to the Colonies by Packet. To those places to which there are no Packets, they may be forwarded by " Private Ship," at double the above rates. They are not, however, forwarded to the East Indies, via Southampton, nor to places through France, under the full rates of letter postage Members of each House of Parliament are allowed to receive by the post, peti- tions and addresses to her Majesty, and petitions addressed to either House of Parliament, not exceeding thirty-two ounces in weight, exempt from postage, provided such petitions and addresses be sent without covers, or in covers open at the sides. Should they exceed that weight, they will not require to be prepaid, but are charged according to their weight as unpaid letters with double the rates of postage to which, if prepaid, they would be subject.
SHIP LETTERS.
Letters conveyed by private ship to places beyond seas are liable to a rate of-
Under \ oz. . . Os 8d. Above £ oz. and under 1 oz. .. .. Is 4d.
Above 1 oz. and under 2 oz. .. .. 2s 8d. And so on in proportion.
FOREIGN LETTERS.
Latest days for ROUTES, a MAILS FOR a, Posting When due. via. in Aberdeen. 'S % £ J 55
*Abyssinia ™~— Private ship X Os Sd 2d Uncertain Uncertain 1 "Africa „. , . Do. J 8 Do. Do. Algeria—. France * 10 Daily Daily Alexandria Marseilles 5 1 8 3 4th and 21st Cth and 25th I Bo. Southamp. 1 6 2 17 each mo. 1 1 and last
French pkt. 1 3 2 2, 12, 27 1 9, 9, 29 Every Wednes- Weekly during America, British Liverpool l 1 2 day during Summer, and Summer, and Fortnightly every alter- during Win- nate Wednes- ter day in Winter
*Do. United States ~ Liverpool i 1 2 Do. Do. * Arabia „„„™ Marseilles i 1 8 3 4 and 21 6 and 25 * Do. ™ Southamp. 'A 1 6 2 17 each mo. 11 and last •Archipelago, Grecian France 1 5 Daily almost daily * Do. do. French pkt. ^ 1 3 2, 12 22 9, 19, 29 * Do. Indian Marseilles 1 2 2 5 4 and 21 Uncertain * 1 4 2 Do. do. . Southamp 1 17 each mo. Do. 1 •Australia ~ .~~, . By ships § 8 Uncertain Do. * Do. „™ i_ London 1 27 each mo. Do. * Do. „™ Marseilles i 2 2 5 4 and 21 6 and 25 * Do. Southamp. I 1 4 2 17 each mo. 1 1 and last Austria ., „„„~ France * 1 5 2 Daily Daily 24 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
S i Latest days for ROUTES, Pi MAILS FOR % Posting "When due. be via % in Aberdeen. l j SB
1 * Azores ,«~~»„,„~v„~~ Lisbon £ 1* 9d 2d 4, 14, 24 9, 19, 29 Baden „„ „„ France i 9 2 Daily Daily *Bahamas ™ Southamp. * 1 next to last 9th and 23d and 14 Bavaria „™ France \ 5 2 Daily Daily * Do. Belgium § 0- 8 2 Do. Do. * Do. Holland Z 8 2 Sun. and W. Wed. & Sat.
Belgium ^ . Ostend 5 1 Daily Daily Berbice, see Jama.
Bermuda . Liverpool i 1 See America Brazil Falmouth i 2 9 2d each mo. Uncertain Bremen ~, Hamburg £ 8 Sat. and Tu. Tb. & Mon. Brunswick .™,i, London i 9 Do. Do. Buenos Ayres Falmouth A 2 7 2d each mo. Uncertain *Cadiz Southamp. 1 2 2 4, 14, 24 9, 19, 29. * Do. France J 10 Daily Daily "Canary Islands ,»™„ Falmouth ^ 1 10 2 Sat. before 1st Uncertain Tuesday *Cape of Good Hope Private ship | 8 1 Uncertain Do. *Cape de Verd Isl.™ Private ship i 8 1 Do. Do.
"Chagres ,™.,™_.^~ Southamp. i 1 14th 24 each mo. * China, except 1 Do. 3 1 2 17th 30 each mo. Hong Kong.,™, j * Do. Marseilles i 1 10 3 21st 25th Corsica France 5 10 Daily Daily *Cuba „™~™ Southamp. £ 2 3 2 last but 1 9th and 24th Cuxhaven „™„™ London 1 6 Dardanelles „~* „, France 5 1 11 2 Daily Daily Denmark „™ „, Hamburg i 10 Sat. and Tu. Th. & Mon. *Egypt, except > Marseilles i 1 8 3 4 and 21 6 and 25 Alexandria j * Do. ™ French pkt. ^ 1 3 2 2, 12, 25 9, 19, 29 i * Do. Southamp. 1 6 2 17th 1 1 and last *Falkland Islands „™ Private ship i 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain
France , Calais 2 10 Daily Daily
German States, . France i 1 3 2 Do. Do. + Except the free cities
Gibraltar „™„ . . Southamp. i 1 4, 14, and 24 9, 19, 29 * Greece ™ ~ France i 5 Daily Daily
Do. , . French pkt. i 1 5 1 2, 12,22 9, 19, 29 * Do. „ Southamp. | 1 6 17 each mo. 11 and last * Do. Marseilles i 1 8 3 4 and 21 6 and 25 1 *Hayti „™„™. . Southamp. 1 5 2 14 & last but 1 9 and 24 Hamburg „™, London A 8 Sat. and Tu. Th. & Mon. * Do. „™„ Hull 1 6 Hanover „~ Hamburg A 9 1 Do. Do. 2 3 last 1 *Havana „™„™„ Southamp. i 2 but 9 each mo. Heligoland . London i 6 1 Holland . .„„™ Rotterdam i 1 Sun. & Wed. Wed. & Sat. Honduras „ ~„™ Southamp. i 1 last but 1 9 each mo.
*Hong Kong . , Marseilles 1 10 3 21 each mo. 25 each mo.
t Bremen, Frankfort, Hamburg, Lubeck, Hesse Darmsdadt, Hesse Electoral, Hesse Homberg, Lippe Detmold, Nassau, Reuss, Saxe Altenburg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Meiningen, Saxe "Weimar, Schaumberg Lippe, Schwartzburg, and Sonderhausen. —.
REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 25
w 3 Latest days for ROUTES, & (0 Posting w [ When due. MAILS FOR g. in Aberdeen. via Is
3i 1 £ I
Hong Kong „»™„~~ Southamp. l Is Od 17 each mo. 30 each mo. *India „™™~„™~™ Marseilles | 1 10 3d 4 and 21 6 and 25 each 1 1 and 30 Southamp. i 1 ° 17 mo.
*Ionian Islands,™* 1 6 25 Marseilles I 1 8 3 4 and 21 and * Do. French pkt. | 1 3 2 2, 12, 25 9, 19, 29
Do. ~~ 1 1 and Southamp. 2 1 17 each mo. 30 *Italy (southern) „™ France 11 3 2 Daily Wed. Th. Fri. Sun. Do. (N.) see Aust. Jamaica (except 1 14 and last 9 and 24 i Southamp. 1 2 Kingston).™^, J but 1 'Java™ Private ship i 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain *Kingston, Jamaica „ Southamp. i 1 14 and last 9 and 24 Lucca „ France 10 2 Daily Daily *Lubeck„™,~~„™ Hamburg I 9 Sat. and Tu. Th. & IWon. *Madeira .—~„~^~ Southamp. ' 1 10 2 14 and last Uncertain * Do. „™,~™ Falmouth i 1 10 2 S. before 1st Do. Tuesday * Do. — Lisbon 1 9 2 Daily Do. Malta ™~ ™~ Marseilles \ 1 3 3 4 and 21 6 and 25
Do. ~ French pkt. i 1 1 2 2, 12, 25 9, 9, 29 Do. . Southamp. \ 1 17 11 and 30 *Mauritius ™„.—.,.— Private ship \ 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain
*Mexico Southamp. '. 2 3 9 each „™„™.„™ 2 last but 1 mo. j *New Grenada „™„™ Do. i 1 14 each mo. 24 each mo. New South Wales „ London i 1 last but 2 Uncertain 1 Do. Private ship 8 1 Uncertain Do. T New Zealand London 1 last but 2 Do. Northern States 1 France 1 8 2 Daily Every Sat. of Europef J £ *01denburg. Hamburg 6 Mon. J Sat. & Tu. Th. & *Panama „™~™ Southamp. i 2 14 each mo. 24 each mo. *Poland (northern) „ France i 10 2 Daily W. F. Sat. * Do. (southern) ™ Do. A 1 6 2 Do. Daily I *Portugal , Southamp. 1 9 2 4, 14, 24 9, 19, 29 * Do. „™ France i 10 2 Daily Daily
*Prussia„™ „. . Hamburg 1 1 o.; Sat. and Tu. Th. & Mon. * Do. . .„™ ,™. France | 5 2 Daily Daily 1 *Russia ™„™ Hamburg 1 7 Oj Sat. and Tu. Th. & Mon. * Do. „ . . France I 5 H Daily Tu. F. Sat. * 1 Do. „™ -™ Belgium 1 7 °l Do. Daily *St. Helena „™ Private ship h 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain *Sandwich Islands.,™ Do. I 8 1 Do. Do. * Sardinia ™ France 10 2 Daily Daily Saxony see N. States Scutari (Asia) France i 1 11 2 Do. W. & Mon. *Sierra Leone „™ Private ship i 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain * Spain,™..™. „,,™., France £ '' 10 i Daily Daily * 24 Do. „ , . Southamp. £ 2 2 4, 14, 9, 19, 29 Switzerland „„™ France i 11 2 Daily Daily * Tahiti „™ Private ship i 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain *Tripoli ,™» „™ Do. I 8 2 Do. Do.
+ Including Denmark, Mecklenburg Schwerin, Mecklenburg Strelitz, Saxony, Sweden, and Norway. 16 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
Latest Days for MAILS FOR Fosting in Aberdeen.
*Tunis „ ™, Private ship Oj Sd 2d Uncertain Uncertain "Turkey (Europe),™ France 1 11 2 Daily W. & Mon. * Do. do. French pkt. 1 3 2 2, 12, 22 9, 19, 29 * ' Do. do. . Marseilles Malta Do. (Asia) see Alex
Tuscany,. , France 10 2 Daily Daily *Van Dieman's Land Private ship 8 1 Uncertain Uncertain * Venezuela . , Southamp. 1 14 & last but 1 9 and 24 *Vigo ™™ Do. 2 2 4, 14, 24 9, 19, 29 *Do. (see Spain)™,. , France Western Coast of ) Southamp, 2 2 14th 24th America „, J West Indies (Bri- S
tish) except Ber- V 1 14 & last but 1 9 and 24 rnuda & Honduras )
Countries on the Continent of Europe, via Belgium or Holland, will be charged a uniform British rate of 8d., not exceeding i oz. Letters for the following countries on the Continent of Europe, addressed via
Prussia, will be charged as follows :
Mecklenburgh Schwerin, Mecklenburgh Strelitz, Oldenburgh, and 1 3 Saxony, under German states (except Wurtemburg), served by the Post-office of ! Tour and Taxis, under J oz., ~] Poland, do., 2 1 Russia, do.,. 1 7 Sweden, do., 1 10 Austrian States, via Belgium or Holland, do., 1 8 Austrian Silesia^and Galicia, via Hamburg, do., 1 3
All other Lparts of the Austrian States, do.,™-™ 1 7 Newspapers for the above places. 0*
Those places marked with the star (*) must be prepaid.
REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.
Since January, 1841, a system of registration has been in operation, applicable to all descriptions of letters.
Letters intended for registration must be paid in stamps, and presented at the Post-Office at least 30 minutes before the closing of the letter-box for the parti- cular mail by which it is to be despatched.
The British registration fee is 6d., and must always be paid in money, and at the time of registration. In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship letters, registration extends to the port of despatch in the United Kingdom only.
Letters addressed to France, may be registered to their destination ; and those passing through France, so long as they may remain in the French territory—the former on payment of double the French rate to place of destination, in addition to the British rate and British registration fee—and the latter on payment of the usual postage rate, and registration fee. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made with a view of insuring the punctual de- livery of registered letters ; on their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to sign a receipt. REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 27
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
The Money Order Office for granting and cashing Money Orders is open from 9, a.m., till 6, p.m., every lawful day. The commission for money orders being, for sums not exceeding £2, three- pence ; for sums exceeding £2, and not exceeding £5, sixpence. No order can be granted for sums beyond £5.
STAMPS AND TAXES.
William Brown, Advocates' Buildings, Distributor of Stamps, Collector of Land (Cess) and Assessed Taxes, and of Property and Income Tax, for Aberdeen and
Kincardine shires ; Clerk, James Grant. John Munro, 21, Union Terrace, Inspector of Taxes for Aberdeen, Banff, Forfar, and Kincardine shires. John M. Campbell, 38, Skene Terrace, Surveyor of Taxes for the City.
John Flmister, 1, Adelphi Court, Surveyor of Taxes for the 2d or Huntly District of Aberdeenshire. George F. Leith, Knock Mintlaw, Surveyor for the 3d or Peterhead District.
EXCISE.
Office— 116, King Street
James M'Laren, Collector. J. M'Kenzie Hunter, Clerk. First District. — William Smith, Supervisor.— Stephen Youden, Robert Hope, Ro- bert Black, William Beveridge, William Hickmott, Frank Wilsman, and Thomas Cowbro, Officers. Second District. —John Munro, Supervisor.—William Kelman, William R. Hickey, Thomas Watts, Robert Lyall, William Watson, William Ross, and Thomas Mitchell, Officers. Third District. —Nevil Large, Supervisor. — William Gallier, John Durran, James Keay, Robert Badger, and Francis Frogatt, Officers.
Permit Office— 112, King Street.
Morris Forsyth, Permit Writer.
CUSTOMS.
William Sawyers, Collector, and Collector and Receiver of Light Duties. James Donelan, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor. Geo. Sim, 1st Clerk; Alex. Lyell, 2d Clerk; John Martin, 3d Clerk; William Gordon Maclean, Ath Clerk. James Oliver and David Bremner, Landing Waiters. James M'Callum, Tide Surveyor. James Crow and James Imray, Lockers. Robt. Warden, Wm. Gillan, James Collie, and Peter Ross, 1st Class Tide- Waiters. J. Cruickshank, J. M'Intosh, Alexander M'Donald, Alexander Duncan, and Geo. Johnston, 2d Class Tide- Waiters. G. Allen, J. M'Carthy, W. M'Callum, and Andrew Forbes, Boatmen. A. Marnoch, Housekeeper and Messenger. Alex. R. Dyer, William Whitecross, and Charles Burgess, Custom House Agents. 28 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
SEC. Y.-COMMEECIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
BANKS.
ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY.— 1767.
Robert Grant of Tillyfour, Governor.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
J. Blaikie, Advocate, Aberdeen A, Fraser, Advocate, Aberdeen N. Burnett, Advocate, Aberdeen G. Henry, Merchant, Aberdeen David Chalmers of Westburn J. Kilgour of Bethelnie Duncan Davidson of Inchmarlo Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir R. Dyce, Advocate, Aberdeen J. Murray, Advocate, Aberdeen P. Farquharson of Whitehouse D. Rose, Shipowner, Aberdeen
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Sir Charles Bannerman, Bart. Dr. Alexander Kilgour, Aberdeen T. Burnett, Advocate, Aberdeen Hans George Leslie of Dunlugas J. Brebner, Advocate, do. Andrew Longmore, Rettie James Bruce of Longside W. J. Lumsden of Balmedie James Buchan of Auchmacoy Dr. H. Macpherson, King's College Francis J. Cochran of Balfour Charles Runcy of Millbank P. Davidson, yr. of Inchmarlo W. A. Skene of Lethenty J. Duncan, Advocate, Aberdeen Andrew Stewart of Auchlunkart Alexander Forbes of Blackford Right Rev. Bishop Skinner, Aberdeen John Fleming, Advocate, Aberdeen J. Smith, Architect, Aberdeen Francis Gordon of Kincardine William Strachan, Banff Alexander Gordon of Newton James Tindal, Solicitor, Stonehaven James Gordon, Manar Dr. Thomas Thomson, Inverury Alexander Henderson of Caskieben J. Whyte, Merchant, Aberdeen Sir J. Innes of Edingight, Bart.
David Wyllie, Cashier.
Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers.
William Catto, Secreton/.—John Roger, Accountant.
James Rust, Inspector of Branches.
BRANCHES.
Banff -™ „™F. G. Sangster Inverury m^Robert Innes Cullen William L. Taylor Keith.—.„~„„Robert Green Elgin John G. Cameron M'Duff. „„„Alex. A. Leask Ellon ~~. John Robb Peterhead „Gray & Boyd Fochabers ^™„ Arthur Reid Tarland „ „Andrew Ross Fraserburgh™™ „„George Wallace Sub-Branches at Turriff, Portsoy, Huntly ^.^Robert Milne Banchory and Kincraigie COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 29
ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK— 1825.
Capital, £1,000,000.
Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart, of Leys, Governor. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Adam Arbuthnot, Peterhead H. Hall, Merchant, Aberdeen A. Black of Forresterhill John Henry of Watchmount J. H. Burnett, W.S., Edinburgh William Humphrey of Cuttlehill Major J. A. Condell, H.E.I.C.S. Dr. William Jack, King's College D. Copland, Merchant, Aberdeen Dr. A. Ligertwood of Wateridgemuir L. Cruickshank of Deemount W. M'Combie of Easter Skene R. Duff of Fetteresso and Culter A. Oldman, Merchant, Aberdeen Rt. Rev. Bishop Ewing, Lochgilphead A. Robertson, Balgownie Lodge J. Ferguson of Kinmundy James Shepherd of Aldie Alexander Gibbon of Johnston William Stronach, Ardmellie Alexander Grant of Drumminor ORDINARY DIRECTORS. George Birnie James Fraser •William Simpson Alexander Brown •Alexander Gordon Alexander Stronach Alexander Burness Alexander Irvine Major A. F. Tayler •Robert Catto A. Johnston, W.S. Alexander Thom •Charles Chalmers Andrew Murray James Williamson Dr. Alexander Ewing •Thomas Sangster •Peter Williamson James Ferguson •James Simpson Those marke & thus * form the Committee of Management.
W. Littlejohn, Cashier.
John Bramw ell, Secretary and Inspector of Branches.
John E L eith and Charles Mitchell, Tellers.
W. R. Riddel, John Jamieson, Wm. Rae, and , rohn Fraser, Clerks. John Milne, Messenger. BRANCHES.
Buckie „ W. M'Do nald,,iun. , Laurencek rk David Dickson Ellon „™ John Rae Golspie,. R. B. Sangster Huntly ,^-George Lawson. Peterhead. Thomas Knox Insch ~ .„™„James Bi sset Wick„™~w~, Alexander Adam Inverury„^„„— A. S. M'L ean Stonehave i A. W. Kinnear Keith „ W. Thurt urn Tarland m „A, Robertson
NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANKING COMPANY—1836.
Capital, £1,000,000. DIRECTORS. •Thomas Blaikie Alex. Milne John Duncan *F. Edmond, Advocate John Gibb •John Smith, jun. *J. D. Milne, sen., do. James Edmond •Geo. Thompson, jun. Alexander Anderson Alexander Jopp Provost of Aberdeen Those marked thus * are the Committee of Management. James Westland, Manager „»~ Francis Smith, Accountant.
Charles S. Gordon, Inspector of Branches. John Christall, John Kynocli, and Charles Lister, Tellers. John Sim, William Simpson, William Reid, John E. Greig, Donald Fraser Charles Williams, and W. M'Intosb, Clerks. Arch. Wallace, Messenger. c 2 ;
30 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
BRANCHES. Auehinblae ™™,~™T. Farquharson Inverury A. Davidson & Son Banchory ™~™..,„,William Sim Invergordon„™Roderick Hay Banff ™.G. Cruickshank Keith „.William Longmore Beauly „™,„„,„ H. Sutherland Macduff „ Robert Adam Dufftown ™,James Petrie Peterhead ™William Alexander Elgin -™„ George Robertson Portree ™~„,„™K. M'Askill Fraserburgh™™™Robert Stephen Tain ™~,„^.Alexander Innes Huntly J. & J. Robertson Turriff™. „,Norman Gordon Inverness ™~„, ™A. & J. M'Tavish
SUB-BR \NCHES.
Aberchirder, Alford, Buckie, Ellon, Insch, New Deer, Oldmeldrum, Old Deer, Portsoy, Strichen, Tarland, and Edzell.
BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Established 1695.
Arthur Thomson, Agent.
Alex. Sim, Accountant. J. Taggart, Teller.
Andrew Buick and John Sim, Clerks.
BRANCHES.
Airdrie ™™.™„ Thomas Stark Ch. Campbell and Ardrossan D. J. Mack Glasgow ™^„, Andrew Nielson, T. M'Clelland {Robert & Alexander Haddington „ A. & T. Todrick Blairgowrie Robertson Inverness™^™ J. & A. Mackenzie
j M. M'Kerrow Kelso ™~. . James S. Darling Cumnock „,„ ( H. Rose Kilmarnock Adam Cowie Callander A. M'Donald Kirkcaldy,*.™™ David & A. G. Morgan Castle-Douglas Thomas Brown Kirkcudbright W. H. M'Lellan R. Threshie Lauder John Romanes Dumfries,™™,, j \T. Crichton Leith „„™»™„ Thomas Jones f John Sturrock and Montrose „, Robert Hunter Dundee t "William Miller Paisley „™™™ James Findlay {J. S. Ronaldson and Robert Sangster and Dunfermline „ Perth ^™™™. f John Carr \ Robert Home
Dunse . W. Purves St. Andrews „ John Bain Falkirk ™™ A. M'Farlane Stirling Alex. Brodie L. Chalmers and L. Stonehaven Wm. Stewart Fraserburgh™^ j '\ Chalmers, jun. Strathaven J. &. T. Tenant
Greenock,™.™. . Robert Baine
The Bank of Scotland draws on the Bank of England and Branches ; Coutts Liverpool District & Co. and Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London ; Manchester and District Bank and Branches Bank and Branches ; Northumberland and Durham Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches; and Bank of Ireland and Branches, in Scotland, England, &c. &c. ; and negotiates Bills on all the principal towns and Ireland, and in foreign parts. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 31
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY (ABERDEEN;.— 1833.
Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1746.
Thomas Best, Agent.
James Buyers, Teller. Alexander Edward and William Inglis, Clerks.
BRANCHES.
Annan —~„—™J. Farish & J. Brand Inverness ™™John Ross Arbroath „„J. A. Dickson ( Montgomery and Irvine ™~™w "** Balfron™. ™T. Robertson ( M'Jannet Brechin ™„„ „D. D. Black Jedburgh J. & J. M. Grainger
Carluke & Wishaw, J. Gilchrist Kelso„ . Patrick Wilson Castle-Douglas „John Sinclair Kingussie™™™™D. M'Pherson, jun. Coldstream R. & W. Douglas Kinross „~.„ J. W. Williamson Cupar Pagan & Christie Kirriemuir „ W. Forrest & Son Dumfries™.™ R. Adamson Langholm Alex. Stevenson
Dunbar,™,. . ~„Johti Kelley Leith„ , „ J. Cundell Dundee „™.„.John Symers Melrose ~ J. Curie & J. Erskine Dunfermline „„Robert Douglas Montrose ™™James Beattie
f Cunningham and Nairn „ Adam Davidson Dunse ™.„™., " ( Hillston Newton- Stewart James Newell Elgin ™. R. & W. Brander Paisley., ™.™ Arthur Welsh
Forres. , Thomas Davidson Peebles,™,,™.™™_Stewart & Blackwood Fort-William „ J. Macgregor f W. H. Hunter and Perth J. Robertson and ~\ Conning Glasgow™™ J '\ P. Brodie Sanquhar J. W. M'Queen
Golspie,. .™. „ Donald M. Smith Selkirk ,. ™™John Lang Stranraer Alex. M'Neel Haddington , John Ferme
J. Henderson and Tain . „™Williamson & Ross Hamilton „ f \ S. Simpson Wigton _„John Black Hawick™™™™ ™Dickson & Davidson
The British Linen Company draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London ;
the Branches of the Bank of England ; the Bank of Ireland and Branches ; grants
Letters of Credit on the Bank of Montreal and Agencies ; Bank of Upper Canada, Toronto, and Agencies; Prime, Ward, & King, New York, in America. Sam
Smith & Co., Nottingham ; and on the principal towns on the Continent of Europe.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.— 1812.
Robert Grigor, Agent. Wm. M. Anderson, Accountant.
James Trotter, Teller. Robert N. Mackray, Clerk.
BRANCHES.
Arbroath „W. Johnston Dumfries ~ .William Goldie Alloa™™ ™James Moir Dunbar™~„™ W. H. Ritchie
Annan ™ „Simpson & Skelton Dunfermline . .D. G. Rutherford
Banff,. , „.™ Andrew M'Ewan Dunkeld „ R. C. Wilson
Beith . ,™„„ William King Elgin . ,J. Lawson Biggar „ ™™,Thomas Paul, jun. Eyemouth „T. Bowhill Blairgowrie ™™James Anderson Falkirk .Henry Salmon Campbelltown „Nath. Harvey Forfar -W. Whyte
Colinsburgh .John Wood Glasgow , „ ~W. Johnston Crieff™. .William Brown Grangemouth „J. S. M'Kay Cromarty „™ .Robert Ross Hamilton,. ^ „T. Anderson
Cupar, Fife™, Geo. Hogarth Hawick , ,, ~J. & G. Oliver Dalkeith ™ .G. Gray Invergordon „ ™Andrew Munro Dumbarton ,Wm. Paul Inverness ™™„ ™James Wilson 32 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Kelso~„~~™, «, James Douglas Newburgh, Fife„T. Anderson
Kilmarnock „ .. A. J. Bruce Perth ^^ n William Gloag Kirkcaldy „ S. Davidson Peterhead™™„™T. J. Bremner Kirkwall™™ ~„James Spence Pitlochrie„ A. M'Naughton
Lanark. „„Thomas Paul Stirling . James Morrison
Leith„ ., „ Alex. Spence Tain. .„„ ™K. Murray Leven „„David Nicol Thurso Alex. Henderson Linlithgow ™John Hardie Turriff „„ Francis Souter
Musselburgh , J. M'Cornick Wick •~™.Josia Khind
SUB-BRANCHES.
Ayton ™„W. Carter Kincardine -A. C. Stephen Bonhill Patrick Moir Markinch .„ „Alex. Gowan Kilwinning,. .Hugh King Mauchlin „J. Strathdee
The Commercial Bank of Scotland draws on Messrs. Jones, Loyd, & Co.,
London ; negotiates Bills in every place in Great Britain and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker; issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Canada, and also on New York and Paris, and transmits money to Australia,
NATIONAL BANK OF S C O T L A N D.— 1833.
Alexander Chivas, Agent.
Thomas Adam, Accountant. John Goldsworth, Teller.
William Gillan, Sub- Accountant. John Phillips, Clerk.
BRANCHES.
Inverary »Alex. Airdrie™ . ,. mJames Kidd Macarther Anstruther. _„ ,„Mat. Conolly Islay™~,„. ™D. MAlister Banff „ ,™James Crosbie Jedburgh ™G. & T. S. Rutherford Bathgate™,™™™. „John Johnston Kelso ™. „James Tait Bruntisland — „John Murrie Kirkcaldy™. „Henry Bevei'idge
Castle-Douglas „James Lidderdale Kirkwall . „John Baikie Coupar Angus „David Clark Langholm™,, „R. Wallace Dalkeith _.„ .„David Miller Leith ~James Wallace Dingwall ™»H. I. Cameron Lochmaben, ~Adam Waugh Dumfries „AIex. Hanney Montrose ™David Hill Dundee ™P. H. Thorns Nairn „_„. „Alex. M. Grant East Linton „„ .„John Knox Oban * ^A. Gregorson
Falkirk ^Robert Adam Perth . .„„ „D. L. Jolly
Portree. ., ™Harry M'Donald Forres , ^Robert Watson
Fort-William „ „W. Dobie Stirling „ .. ^Patrick Connal Galashiels ™™~ ^Robert Haldane Stornoway , ™Rod. Morrison Glasgow ™™ ,„John Hart v Stromness™, „John Beaton Grantown John Grant Whithorn,™ »G. C. Dinwoodie Inverness „»„„ „John Mackay
BILL COLLKCTORS.
Dunfermline .„™John Malcolm Inverkeithing W. Fraser
The National Bank of Scotland negotiates Bills on every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Banker. . .
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 33
CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.—(Aberdeen, 1844.)
Capital £1,000,000.
William Bain, Manager. John Green, Cashier—John Morrison, Accountant. John Walker, Clerk.
BRANCHES. Ayr ,~~,~*™~ Hew M'Cowan Johnstone .John Reid
Ayton C. D. Colville Largs„ . H. M. Lang
Barrhead„™. .„ Thomas M'Lellan Oban , Robert Kennedy
Calton, (Glasgow) William Snedden Peebles., . Walter Thorburn Carluke Thomas Matthews Trongate (Glasgow) William Robertson Edinburgh „™„™Robert Bell Whitburn.^*.,,™™™ Robert Gardner
Galashiels . William Hastie
SUB-BRANCHES.
Grassmarket, (Edinburgh) ^Newton Mearns, Teller Nicolson Street (do.) ^H. S. Pillans, Teller Rutherglen, (Calton) „™„„ .William Snedden, Agent
In addition to the above, the City of Glasgow Bank draws on Smith, Payne, in Britain and Ireland & Smiths, London ; negotiates Bills in every place Great where there is a Bank or Banker ; and issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns of Scotland, England, and Ireland.
NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK OF ABERDEEN.— 1845.
Office— 17, Guestrow.
MANAGERS. The Lord Provost The Member of Parliament for the City The Eldest Baillie Member of Parliament for the County The Dean of Guild The Sheriff The Convener of the Trades The Sheriff-Substitute, Aberdeen The Minister of the West Parish The Convener of the County President of the Society of Advocates President of the Mechanics' Institution Treasurer of the Society of Advocates Secretary of the Mechanics' Institution The President of the Shipmaster Society
The above are Managers ex officiis
"William Allardyce, Merchant William Henderson, M. D. David Blaikie of Rubislaw Den * George Henry, Merchant *John Blaikie, Advocate "Alexander Jopp, Advocate "Alexander Brown, Bookseller Alexander Low of Altries Newell Burnett, Advocate George Lyall, Merchant *David Chalmers of Westburn *John D. Milne, Advocate *Dunean Davidson of Inchmarlo Robert Moir, Merchant Patrick Davidson, Advocate *James Murray, Advocate John Duncan, Manufacturer Alexander Pirie of Waterton *Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate Arthur Read, Manufacturer James Fraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant James Gibbon, do. Alexander Smith of Glenmillan —
34 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
*Arthur Thomson, Banker Dr. Alexander Kilgour, Union Street *John Whyte, Merchant Alexander Hector, Salmon Fisher James Edmond, Advocate James Garden, Advocate Robert Shand, Advocate John Dunn, Advocate James B. M'Combie of Jellybrands John D. Milne, jun., Advocate John Leslie, Manufacturer John Watt, Advocate Alexander Milne of Pittrichie Baillie Williamson James Rettie, Jeweller James Horn, Merchant Those marked thus * are Trustees.
David Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank, Treasurer.
Alexander Ross, Advocate, Actuary and Cashier.
The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from Nine to Ten, morning, and from Seven to Eight, evening, for'receipt and re-payments. An- nuity business transacted on Fridays, at Ten o'clock.
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1825. Capital, £1,000,000.
Head Office 89, Union Street, Aberdeen.
The Right Hon. Lord Forbes, Governor.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Alexander Webster, Esq., Advocate, Chairman.
A. Burness, Esq. of Mastrick Alexander Irvine, Esq., Merchant Robert Catto, Esq., Merchant William Littlejohn, Esq., Banker David Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn Thomas Sangster, Esq., Advocate William Gray, Esq., Advocate Alexander Stronach, Esq. of Drumallan
Physicians—Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce. Law Agent—John Webster, Esq., Advocate.
Office in Edinburgh,. .,65, Princes Street
Office in Glasgow . .69, St. Vincent Street Office in London , ~36, Essex Street, Strand
CHAs. FOX GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.
NORTH OF SCOTLAND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1836.
Head Office— 3, King Street, Aberdeen.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Dr. Cruickshank, Marischal College, Chairman.
Thomas Blaikie, Esq. j William Adam, Esq., Advocate —
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 35
Alexander Gordon, Esq., Advocate Peter Williamson, Esq., Merchant Henry Paterson, Esq. David Wyllie, Esq., Banker
Medical Officer— William Leslie, Esq., Surgeon.
Office in Edinburgh, m 20, St. Andrew Square Office in London„~„ ™ I, Moorgate Street Office in Glasgow „„ „19, St. Vincent Place
WM. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Accountant.
BON-ACCORD LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE. GUARANTEE, REVERSIONARY, AND ANNUITY COMPANY.
Established 1845. Capital, £500,000.
Head Office— 18, King Street, Aberdeen.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Alexander Thomson, Esq. of Banchory, Chairman.
John Leslie, Esq., Manufacturer John Yeats, Esq. of Kincorth, Advocate James Forbes. Esq., Merchant Geo. Thompson, jun., Esq., Shipowner George Elmsly, Esq., Coachbuilder
Medical Officer—James Will, Esq., M.D.
ALEXANDER CHRISTIE, Manager. ANDREW MASSON, Accountant.
ABERDEEN DEPOSIT ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1847— Capital, £100,000.
Head Office— 123J, Union Street, Aberdeen.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
Sir William C. Seton, Bart, of Pitmedden, Chairman.
Robert Brown, jun., Esq., Merchant David Macallan, Esq., Upholsterer John Farquhar, Esq., Merchant Charles Nelson, Esq., Builder John Fraser, Esq., Bootmaker John Urquhart, Esq., Druggist William Henderson, Esq., Builder
ACTING COMMITTEE.
George Brown, Esq., Auctioneer Alexander B. Whyte, Esq., Merchant Robert Grigor. Esq., Banker William Yeats, Esq., of Auquharney Robert Ledingham, Esq., Advocate
Medical Officer—Dr. Kilgour.—Alexander Yeats, Actuary. 36 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
THE FRIENDLY INSURANCE SOCIETY OP ABERDEEN,
For effecting Insurances on Furniture, Goods, and every description of Moveable Property—Duty free.
Enrolled under the Act of Parliament 9. and 10. Vic., cap. 27.
Office—123^, Union Street, Aberdeen.
DIRECTORS.
Mr. Charles Playfair, Gunraaker, Chairman.
Messrs. Robt. Beveridge, Manufacturer i Messrs. D. Macandrew, Builder „ Robt. Donaldson, Coaehbuilder „ John Marr, Pianoforte Maker
„ William Duncan, Optician ., Convener Murray, Builder „ H. Macswein, Manager
Treasurer—Alex. Yeats, Accountant.
AGENTS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OFFICES. AGENTS. Agricultural Cattle Insurance,-. Edward Ravenscroft, Crown Court Black Co., Adelphi Alliance Office ™ .~~~—. James & Argus Life Assurance ~-~~-~ James Brebner, Advocates' Buildings
. Blaikie Smith, Union Street Atlas Fire and Life,. .. „™™-,~~.. & British Commercial Life Insurance George Grub, Advocates' BuildiDgs Church of England Life and Pire ~— Yeats & Whyte, King Street City of Glasgow Life Assurance Co David Monro, Castle Street County Fire and Provident Life ,~~ William Smith, jun., Union Street Dissenters and General Fire and Life George Allan, Marischal Street Eagle and Protector Life Assurance Arthur Thomson, Castle Street East of Scotland Fire and Life Assur. „ Charles Grainger, King Street Edinburgh Life Insurance James Murray, Schoolhill English and Scottish Law Fire and Life Alexander Davidson, Union Street European Life Office — P. & A. Davidson do. Experience Life Assurance Company George Marquis do. Family Endowment Society, London,™ A. Stevenson, Queen Street Farmers' & General Fire & Life Insur.„ James Brebner, Advocates' Buildings Farmers' & Graziers' Mutual Cattle As. Benjamin Reid, Union Street Glasgow Annuity Endowment George Wood, Schoolhill Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity ,~~ Robert Dyce, St. Nicholas Street Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Alexander Chivas, Castle Street _..-,.- f James Nicol, do. Hercules Fire and Life . j John DuncaD) Marischai street Imperial Fire Office ~~ William Gordon, Adelphi Imperial Fire ~~*. John Smith, King Street . _ .. , „. f Skinner & Ross, Union Street Insurance Company of Scotland, Fire j ^^ j Cocnral]j Union street Manchester Fire, Life, and Annuity,. David Mitchell, Union Street Mariners' General Life Assurance George Allan, Marischal Street Medical, Legal, and General Mutual \ Wimam Blake, Union Buildings Life Assurance S ociety,, ^~- J National Fire and Life Insurance Allardyce & Jopp, Market Street National London Fund Life Association Nisbet & Robertson, Marischal Street .
COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.
National Reversionary Investment™™, John Blaikie, Union Street Thos. & N. Burnett, Belmont Street North British Insurance Company Andrew Murray, Union Street Norwich, Fire, Life, and Annuity™™. Charles Chalmers, do. Palladium Life Assurance Society.....™ Norval Clyne, do. Pelican Life Assurance Company™™. David Mitchell Clements Lumsden, Union Street Phoenix Fire Office ™™*™™™.™™™. W. F. Ogg, Adelphi Promoter Insurance Company—.™™.™ John Stuart, Crown Street Royal Exchange Assurance ™™™™.™ Alexander Jopp, Gallowgate Scottish Equitable Life™™™...™..™™ William Gordon, Adelphi Scottish Provident Institution, Edin.„ Skinner & Ross, Union Street Scottish Union Fire and Life Ins. Co. William Robison, Castle Street Alexander Nicol, Marischal Street Scottish Widows' Fund ,™. ™™„, . John Blaikie, Union Street Sovereign Life Assurance Company ™ Standard Life Assurance Company „ Smith & Cochran, Union Street Sun Fire and Life Office ,™™™.™ David R. Morice, do. Scottish Amicable Life Assurance™™. W. F. Ogg, Adelphi Union Fire, Life, and Annuity™™™™ James Collie, Castle Street George Thomson & Son, Quay West of England Fire and Life ™™™.- A. & J. Cadenhead, Huxter Row
STOCK EXCHANGE.
William Allardyce William Gordon William Adamson Charles George James Black William Jopp James Burgess Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun. Alexander Booth Henry C. Oswald William Duncan, jun. John J. Rennie Robert Fletcher William Speid COMMITTEE. James Black, Chairman.
William Jopp | Robert Fletcher | Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun. William Speid, Secretary.
SHIPPING COMPANIES.
ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. STEAM SHIPS. Tons. Horse power. Commander. City of London.. 1116 ™ 420 ™. John Cargill Earl of Aberdeen. 907 ™ 380 ™. Daniel Mearns
Duke of Sutherland , 803 ™ 350 ™. James Anderson City of Aberdeen 961 ™ 320 ™. Edward Howling 180 Duke of Wellington . 586 ™ ™ 506 220 North Star , ™ ™. Thomas Howling SAILING VESSELS.
Gazelle, Clipper Schr.. .M. Christopher London, Clipper Schr., -J. T. Willet Paragon, „ .Jas. Linklater Superior, Schooner™^ „John Milne Aberdenian „ „Geo. Mitchell Florence, „ ™„, ..John King —
38 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS,
ABERDEEN AND LONDON TRADE.
One of the above-named Steam-sbips leaves each end of the line every Saturday.
INVERNESS AND LONDON TRADE.
One of the Company's Steam-ships occupies this station for about nine months during the season, leaving Inverness and London every alternate Monday.
ABERDEEN AND HULL TRADE.
One of the Company's fast-saili.'jg Clipper Schooners leaves each end of the line every Wednesday,
f C. W. Willoughby, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, 257, Wapping, London Agems,< James Davidson, 3, Wellington Street, Hull ^ James Saunders, Inverness Robert Matthew, Manager, Waterloo Quay, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY.
STEAM SHIPS.
The Queen (iron)„ 2C0 horse power, W. Campbell, sen., commander Duke of Richmond,, 220 „ W. Campbell, jun., „ Sovereign 200 „ William Snowie, „ Bonnie Dundee 130 „ Andrew Crane, „
These Steamers sail regularly from 1st March to 1st December, as under : LEITH AND ABERDEEN PASSAGE.
From Aberdeen every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; and from Leith every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at six o'clock, morning. LEITH, ABERDEEN, WICK, ORKNEY, AND SHETLAND, PASSAGE.
The Sovereign leaves Leith every Friday morning, and Aberdeen Bay every
Friday afternoon, for the above Ports ; and leaves these ports every Tuesday for Aberdeen and Leith. LEITH, ABERDEEN, CROMARTY, AND INVERNESS, PASSAGE.
The Duke of Richmond leaves Leith every Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen
Bay every Tuesday afternoon, for Cromarty, Invergordon, and Inverness ; and leaves these ports every Friday morning for Aberdeen and Leith, calling at Find- horn, Burghead, Lossiemouth, Banff, Montrose, and Arbroath. AGENTS.
I.oith ,. , —George Mathieson Findhorn Thomas Davidson Arbroath „D. Johnston Invergordon„„„ K. M'Kenzie Montrose „ Inverness „.„ A. M'Kenzie, jun. Banff ..William Brown Wick.. „™J. Brebner & Sons Lossiemouth „John Todd Kirkwall William Flett Burghead <^» „P. Christall Lerwick „„™ William Merrylees SAILING VESSELS. Leith Traders. Glasgow Traders. Aberdeen Packet™ Glasgow Packet „ Rennie
Fairy „„Thoni Courier .. „. Campbell Forth Liverpool Packet „™Mitchell
William Hogarth„,„ Parrott Dahlia „. ~Artis
Dee „™„ . MLean G. Mathieson, Agent, Leith. — A. Laird & Son, Agents, Glasgow COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 39
These vessels sail regularly once a-week, and are fitted up in a superior style, with every accommodation for passengers.
Robert Mitchell, Manager. — Office— 65, Quay, Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Tlie steam ship. Velocity, 100 horse power, John Stewart, commander, sails from Aberdeen for Newcastle every Wednesday, and from Newcastle for Aber- deen every Saturday. Sails from Aberdeen for Peterhead every Tuesday morn- ing, at Seven o'clock, and from Peterhead for Aberdeen on Tuesday afternoon, at Four o'clock.
Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Marischal Street, Aberdeen, Robert Storey, Fenwick's Entry, Newcastle, Agent.
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE TRADERS.
Scottish Maid™~Luke Bruce I Armstead . . Beedie
Hawk „ ~A. Sinclair | Hannah Isabella .Mearns
One of these vessels sails alternately every Saturday from Aberdeen, and every Thursday from Newcastle.
George Leslie, Manager, 11, Quay, Aberdeen. Paul Ormiston, Agent, 58, Quay-side, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE. REGULAR TRADER. Richard Grainger „.» —William Brebner, Master. Sails to and from Newcastle every week, and has good accommodation for passengers. George Cruickshank, Manager, 56, Marischal Street.
ABERDEEN AND DUNDEE. The Origen „™„~. Crammond, master
Guthries ,. „ Nicol, „ Juno,. .„™„™,~~„ Campbell, „ Sail to and from Dundee once every week. John Kennedy, Manager, Dundee.
George Cruickshank, 56, Marischal Street, Aberdeen.
FOREIGN CONSULS IN ABERDEEN.
United States, America ~ Andrew Reid Belgium„™™~„ „™~ Alexander Thom Denmark „~. .„™ George Bennett France,. „,„„„„»„„ Arthur Thomson Hanover ™™ W. L. Thomson Hanseatic V. ConsuL r Netherlands „ Prussia „ ..
Russia , V Arthur Thomson Spain „ .„„„ Sweden and Norway„„*.„ 40 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. ATHEN^UM READING ROOM. UNION BUILDINGS.
Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten, p.m., in summer. „ Eight, „ Ten, „ -winter.
TEEMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Per Annum, 20/ per Half-year, 10/6 ; per Quarter, 5/6. —Payable in advance. ;
*„* Strangers admitted on application at the Rooms. Proprietor.—James Blake.
UNION CLUB ROOMS. PUBLIC ROOMS.
William Chisholm, Librarian and Keeper.
ABERDEEN READING ROOM CLUB.
Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten, p.m., in summer. „ „ Eight, „ Ten, „ -winter.
Members admitted by ballot—Annual Subscription, f 1 lis. 6d.
Alexander Ross, Advocate, Secretary, David Eraser, Attendant.
MEDICAL SCHOOL, ST. PAUL STREET.
Andw. Fyfe, M.D •Professor of Medicine and Chemistry Alex. Kilgour, M.D.„™ ^Lecturer on Medicine
David Kerr, M.D ,, Surgery Geo. Rainy, M.D. „ Midwifery William Templeton, M.D.. „ Materia Medica Robt. Jamieson, M.D. ,™„ „ Medical Jurisprudence
Geo. Ogilvie, M.D ,, Institutes of Medicine Geo. Dickie, M.D. ,,™. „ „ Botany
Peter Redfern, M.D ^ ,, Anatomy and Physiology Alexander Sutherland, Porter.
ABERDEEN SHIPPING.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built.
Aberdeen Packet, Schooner™*,-, Leith and Clyde Ship. Co, ~ 104 . 1800
Aberdonian, Schooner, Mitchell™ .Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co „ 146 . 40
Admiral, brig, Young ~™™»»™ James Murray „~„™-,~~. .. 187 . 46 Agenoria, schooner, Barnett — ,W. F. Ogg „ 108 . 40 Agostina, barque, Volum™^™^,™. Alexander Booth „m^„. .. 333 . 37 Agnes, brig, Souter™>„™..vs~™w» J, M'I.achlan„m„„„™,„~ „ 161 . 39 Agnes Blaikie, barque, Bridgeford George Thompson, jun. „ „ 385 . 41
Albion, brig, Leslie ,™, Alexander Cooper „™„~. „ 266 . 26
Alexander Hall, barque, Edward -^.Donaldson Rose & Co. 403 . 45 —, ,. MARITIME LIST. 41
Name and Master, 0',vner or Agent. Tons, Alexander Harvey, barque, Cargill -George Thompson, jun. ™— 292 Aeastaj barque, Robertson m -Benjamin Moir „— 327
Amherst, brig, Pryde „. -George Leslie — . 169 Anemone, brig, Walker™. -George Thompson, jun. „ 199 Ann Smith, barque, Mathieson -George Leslie -. 292 Ann, schooner, Allan „—.— -William F. Ogg 134
Ann, schooner, Wood . .„. -William Allen -™. 167
Arab, brig, Hossack , -George Thomson & Son 207
Arethusa, brig, Baxter -John Ogilvy„ . 162
Argus, schooner, Jamieson-—,. -Robert Black „„,,„-„ 65 Armitstead, brig, Beedie ..George Leslie 132 Aurora, brig, Morrice ,„„„—,,,-„,„ .William Simpson & Co 127 Belina, brig, Faulkner „ .„„™.. -J. Catto, Son. & Co 113 Benmuickdhui, barque, Jamieson „G. Leslie 245
Berbice, barque, Elliot™ , -A. Duthie & Co 389 Betsy, schooner, Benzie .-. .Best, Robb, & Co 68 Blossom, sloop, Penny -Gall & Bird — 59 Bonnie Dundee, Steamer, Crane .„ -Leitb and Clyde Shipping Co. 295
Brigand, schooner, M Lean , -George Elsmie & Son 156
Brilliant, ship ™. - , .„, -William Duthie — 322
Brothers, brig, Smart—,. . -James Winlaw, jun. , 92
Oamillia, brig, Strachan , .. -Montgomery (Manager) 130 Carleton, barque, Alexander™— -Cook & Reith „ „™ 404 Caroline, barque, Marsh -Neil Smith „ 435 Carrara, barque, Ritchie -Thomas Adam — 225
Catherine, brig, Thomson .-™ -Henry Adamson . 220
Cato, schooner, Brunton , -J. B. Bannerman 117
Charles, brig, Greig , -J. Catto, Son, & Co 131
Charlotte, brig, Smith -. - .John Reid , 156
Christina, barque, Craig . , , „ -John Catto. Son, & Co 247
Citizen, brig, Milligan , -James Goldie-. 139 City of Aberdeen, steamer, Howling -Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 961 City of London, steamer, Cargill -Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 1116
Clio, brig, Maitland .„,., -Robert Maitland — 168
Clio, schooner, Reid - -G. Elsmie & Son , -— 40
Clipper, schooner, M'Kay -Alexander Craib . -™ 89 145 Colony, brig, Collier , -William F. Ogg
Columbine, brig „™„ , , „,„ -Benjamin Moir „-„ 176
Cock of the North, smack, Brooks , -Hogarth & Co. „. , 48
Commerce, schooner, Duncan -Aberdeen Commercial Co.-—. 140 Commodore, brig, Clark -James Murray ™ 149 Concord, schooner, Cadenhead„ -Aberdeen Commercial Co 145 Countess of Seafield, ship, Leask -H. Adamson-. —— 451
Courier, smack, Garden™ . „ -Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 66 Crusader, barque, Naughten „™„— John Catto, Son, & Co 224
Cromwell, barque, M'Pherson . „ .-R. Catto & Son , 707
Curlew, schooner, Longmuir . .The Master , 143
Dahlia, schooner, Artis „. , Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 73 Leith Shipping Co. 97 Dee, schooner, M'Lean , -, ... and Clyde Deva, brig, Cadenhead .-. — Alexander Morrice .-, 238
Dorothy, , .. 68 steamer —„ , James Robinson. ——™-—
Drover, brig, Allan ..„ , .Aberdeen Lime Company 173
Duke of Buccleuch, schooner Levie„William Duthie . 172 Duke of Richmond, steamer, Campbell Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 474
Duke of Sutherland, smack, Allan Hogarth & Co ™—..—, — 48 Duke of Sutherland, steamer, Anderson Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co.™- 802
Duke of Wellington, steamer . . .Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co 586 Earl of Hopetoun, schooner, Buyers—Thomas Adam 134
Earl of Marr, brig, Ross „ Alexander Taylor—, 111 Eagle, schooner, Gordon—™.„,— Alexander Falconer ——- 69 —
42 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master; Owner or Agent. Tons. Built _ Edinburgh Packet, schooner, M'Kenzie Cook & Reith „ 74 ..1812 Edward, brig, Craig ™„—™™™.™„ George Milne ™™.™™™™™ 76 ..1788 Elizabeth, brig, Buthley ™™™™™™~.Robert Johnston ™™™™™_ 162 ..1839 Elizabeth, schooner, Salter™..,™.,™..J. B. Bannerman ™™™™™~ 136 .. 40 Elizabeth, schooner, Gray ,.™™™™,A. G. Bower™™™.™™™™™ 70 .. 41 Eliza Hall, brig, Rennie™™™.™™™.Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co,™, 199 .. 43 Eliza, brig, Morgan ™™™.The Master ™™™™™ ™„ 208 .. 40
Ellen Simson, barque, Collier —, ,H. Adamson^™^^^.™.^. 376 .. 41 Essequebo, barque, Ritchie™™™...™*.William Duthie, ™™™»„,™~. 341 .. 47 Express, brig, Youngson™™™.™™™.J. T. Rennie ™„ 240 .. 41 Fairy, schooner, Thorn ™„ .Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 150 .. 42 Falcon, brig, Smith George Spark ™™™™ ™™™. 131 .. 36 Falcon, schooner, Gordon .Alexander Falconer ™~.„™~ 85 .. 38 Fancy, brig, Hutchison 148 .. 48 Favourite, brig, Alexander ™™ .Alexander Duthie™™™™,™™, 206 .. 44 Fetteresso Castle, smack^.^»»», .Alexander Bower™„™™™™ 58 .. 31 Flamingo, brig, Martin „, .A. & W. Nicol - 185 .. 37 Flora, brig, Brown ,„~„„.„„.„™. .John Nicol ™™„~ ,™~ 130 .. 38 Florence, schooner, King ™„ .Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co..™, 127 .. 31 Forth, schooner, ™™™„.™™™™ .Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 103 .. 26 Fortuna, brig, Taylor ™™™. .Andrew Anderson „„„™.„,~ 225 .. 42 Foveran, schooner, Henderson ™™ .R. Black, 86 .. 36 Frances, brig, Findlay ™™ .Cook & Reith 192 .. 45 Garland, schooner, Donald ™™™. .John B. Bannerman™™.™™. 88 .. 27 Gazelle, schooner, Christopher .Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co.™„ 175 .. 46 Gipsy, schooner, Law ™™.™™™.. .John Milne ™~ „™ 84 .. 43 Glasgow Packet, smack, Rennie .Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 73 .. 11
Gitana, schooner, Lacy™„ . .Blaikie Brothers ™™™.™™. 92 .. 46
Gitana, barque, Ligertwood „~,„m .Alexander Mitchell. ... 317 .. 46
Glentanner, ship, Brock ™™™.™™ .Robert Johnston . ,. -™™. 610 .. 42 Granite, brig, Macpherson „ .Aberdeen Commercial Co.™„ 186 .. 46 Hannah Isabella, brig, Mearns „ 177 .. 04
Happy Return, schooner, Davidson .G. Spark ™„ . , ™. 63 .. 00 Harbottle Castle, R. Donald ™™™. .The Master ™™™.™„ ™™ 114 .. 40 Harmony, brig, Kidd „™ .J. M'Lauchlan™™™.™™™™ 142 .. 38 Harriet, brig ™™™„ .™™™»™™ R. Anderson™™..™™. ™™ 165 .. 42
Harvest Home, brig, Muat „ , .Aberdeen Lime Company 140 .. 38 Hawk, schooner, Sinclair ™™™ .George Leslie ™™™™™™™. 159 .. 15
Helen, smack, Smith ™™ ™™ .Hogarth & Co . 19 .. 31 Helen, brig, Leslie ™~ ™~. .Alexander Wilson,™. 76 .. 27 Hero, barque, Donald ™™™.™~ .William Duthie..... ,„„,„„ 288 .. 45
Heroine, ship, Walker ™™ .William Duthie ™ .. 387 .. 31 Hope, schooner, Smith .William Thomson & Co ...... 106 .. 26 Hope, brig, Bruce .Donaldson Rose .™™™,™~ 126 .. 43 Inconstant, brig, Allan ™™™.. ,R. Anderson „™„™~ 186 .. 39 Integrity, schooner, Stephen™ •Robert Stephen..... 11 .. 33
lone, brig, Stewart ™™™™. .Alexander Mitchell ... . 267 .. 42
.. Isabella, brig, Nicol , .™™.™„ .Alexander Hay ™™™.™„ 155 39 Isabella and Ann, brig, Lumsden™, .Alexander Morrice ™™™.™~ 228 .. 39 Isla, brig, Mann ~™™™™™™™™. Oswald, George, & Co.™™™ 119 .. 40 Janes, brig, Smith™„™, .George Thompson, jun. .„ 187 .. 40 Jane Boyd, barque, Merchant ™ George Thompson, jun. ™™. 387 .. 43 Jane Pirie, barque, Booth,. ,™™™., Andrew Anderson,™.,..™..™. 355 .. 47
Janet Smith, sloop, „ , .John Rennie™...,™, 39 .. 27 John Bunyan, ship, Thomson „„„,. .George Thompson, jun ™™ 466 .. 48 John Hector, brig, Henry™™™.™™, .J. T. Rennie™™™™™.™™™. 110 .. 40 Martin,, John Stewart, brig, r ,., JJ[Jjrrj .John Catto, Son, & Co.™™, 166 .. 41 Joseph, smack, Cook „„ „JJMJJJJ. .Hogarth & Co 42 .. 36 Katherine, schooner, Ettershank „ .The Master ™™™. ™™ 61 .. 17 Kincardineshire, brig Thomas Adam ™™™»™™™, 193 .. 31 . — ™—
MARITIME LIST. 43
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. 'ons. Built. Lady of the Lake, schooner, Milne™ Aberdeen Commercial Co.™™ 100 .. 1839 Lion, brig, M'Kenzie ™™™™™™™~™ Alexander Cooper™™™™.™™™, 275 .. 26 Liverpool Packet, schooner, Mitchell, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. 81 .. 19 Logie o' Buchan, schooner, Gordon™. Alexander Mitchell 98 .. 40 London, schooner, Willet™™™™™™™ Abdn. Steam Navigation Co. 142 .. 40 London, schooner, Joss .,™..„,™ Blaikie Brothers™™,™™. 98 .. 37 Lord Metcalfe, barque, Rosie™™™,™ .George Thompson, jun. „ 510 .. 46 Lord Seaton, barque, Talbot™™™™™ .Oswald, George, & Co 440 .. 40 Luna, brig, Petty ™™™™,™™,™™.,,™™ .Aberdeen Commercial Co 186 .. 48 Magnet, brig, Main „,~,^..,„„..„~,~ .Robert Maitland 176 .. 45 Mansfield, schooner, Wallace™™™™™ Thomas Adam ...™.,-~™ 120 .. 20 Mansfield, schooner, Philips „™ ~ .George Thomson & Son 124 .. 24 Margaret, smack, Cormack„„™ „ ,W. Thomson ™™™™™~ 29 .. — Margaret Hardy, barque, Main™™™™. .R. Anderson,™™™™.™™.™ 295 .. 40 Margaret Littlejohn, brig, Watt.—.™. .John Ogilvy™™.™™™™™ 132 .. 36 Margaret Milne, barque. Cook & Reith ™„ 280 .. 47 Margaret, brig, Reid, William Donald, 186 .. 47 Mariner, schooner, M'Grigor. .Robert Maitland „™™™ 115 .. 35 Mary, Taylor™ ™™„— A. Leslie & Co 47 .. 1783 Mary, brig, Dring Thomas Adam ™™ „ 116 .. 1828 Marys, schooner, Fletcher ™. George Cruickshank ™~ 133 .. 36 Mary Reid, brig, Wishart ™. George Cruickshank ™ 113 .. 35 Mary Scott, Jarnieson„™„™ W. M'Kinnon & Co 47 .. 40 .. Matilda, brig, Johnston . William Donald. ™™„ 282 40 Mathesis, barque, Gordon™™ .James Gordon, jun. ™„ 365 .. 41 Mayflower, brig .George Thompson, jun 279 .. 42 Medora, brig, Henderson™™. John Webster 152 .. 39 Melpomene, brig, Watson.,™ .George Murray ™™ 195 .. 41 Mercury, schooner, Grants- .G. Elsmie & Son ™ ™ 164 .. 41 Messenger, schooner, Munro .John Catto, Son, & Co. ™_™. 174 .. 39 Milton, brig, Anderson. R. Anderson™™™.— 162 .. 39 Monarch, ship, Stephen Robert Catto & Son „™™™„ 701 .. 37 Mountain Maid, brig, Robertson John Nicol ™™ ™™„ 192 .. 42 Mungo Park, barque, Hodge .R. Connon & Co ,™™™™„ 248 .. 38 .. Myrtle, brig, Steele ™™™™™—.. William & George Steele 60 09 Neptune, barque, Stewart George Thompson, jun.™™,™.. 343 .. 44 Newastley, brig, Hutcheson ™™ .John Law ™™™™™™. 108 .. 04 New Frederick, brig, Strachan™ M. Manuelle ™™™™„™, 112 .. 13 Nina, brig, Alexander,.™ .™™. Andrew Anderson ™™™™ 141 .. 35 Noma, schooner, Boaden Blaikie Brothers ™™™™™„ 58 .. 39 North Star, steamer. Howling Steam Navigation Co. 506 .. 37 Ocean Queen, barque, Sutherland™ G. Murray „„™ ™™ 349 .. 49
Ochtertyre, barque, Robb ., . Gilbert Walker 221 .. 48 Oliver Cromwell, ship, Alexander ™. George Thompson, jun. ™™„ 479 .. 49 Pacific, barque, Reid „„„ A. Anderson™™,™™,™™,™™™™. 386 .. 26 Paragon, brig, Simpson™..... R. Spring ™™™™.™™™™ 212 .. 41 Paragon, schooner, Linklater „ Aberdeen Steam Naviga, Co 153 .. 42 Patriot, brig, Booth ™™™™™™™™™™, James Aitken ™™™™™™™™™, 128 .. 27 Patriot, brig, M'Pherson „™ A. G. Bower ™™™™ 98 .. 39 Paul Jones, tug-boat, Brands ™™™ .John Duffus, 74 .. 27 Peggy, smack, Affleck ™™™™™~ .John Forbes ™™, 26 .. 00 Pera, schooner, Maurice „—„,,.„„. .Robert Johnston ™ 191 .. 43 Phoenician, barque, Sprout „„~™™ -Alexander Morrice 478 .. 00 Pilot, schooner, ™™™™.™™™™ .R. Black, 115 .. 40 Plough, schooner, Gibson™™,™™™™ .William Gray 74 .. 34 .. Pomona, brig, Milne „ ...... Robert Johnston 130 38 Prince of Waterloo, ship, Forbes „ .Robert Catto & Son ™ 487 .. 40 Prince of Wales, barque, Middleton .Geo. Thompson, jun., 582 .. 42 Prospect, schooner, Leask ™™™™™, .Alexander Hay ™™™™. 107 .. 24 Pursuit, brig, Johnston, .William Duthie™™™™. 164 .. 33 ~ . .,-. .
44 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master, Owner or Agent. Tons. Quebec Packet, brig, Hadden„^„„^«. .Robert Catto & Son „~~. 196 Queen, barque, — —. •Alexander Mitchell — 379 Queen of the Tyne, sc'iooner, Clark , -George Leslie .—. 192
Rapid, brig, Alexander .-,—^ , „ .Alexander Mitchell — 165 Renown, barque, Murray™ -William Duthie —~ 311 Richard Grainger, schooner, Brebner. -George Cruickshank „„ 115 Richebucto, barque, Ganson -Robert Johnston ,—... 400 Roberts, schooner, Cox— .„ .James Winlaw, jun. „— 141 Robert M'William, brig, M'Queen .Robert Catto & Son 298
Rose, barque, Gibb , — ,—. —..*» -Donaldson Rose & Co..™, 279 Rover, schooner, Talbot ~ -D. Talbot 129
Samson, schooner, Dunn—.. -J. T. Rennie 136 Samson, steamer, —_.„™,„ -James Robinson „—— 100 St. Lawrence, barque, Tulloch , .Donaldson Rose & Co., 406 St. Nicholas, brig, Walker „,— .„ ,R. Maitland — 140 Sarah, schooner, Christie .— „* -The Master „ — 54 brig, Sarah, Sim „ , ,—„ -Donaldson Rose & Co 232 Scotsman, brig, Horn „»«. .John Catto, Son & Co.™. 101
Scottish Maid, schooner, Bruce .George Leslie . 142 Scottish Maid, barque, Alexander „ .A. & W. Nicol —...—-. —
Sea-horse, tug-boat . -Harbour Trustees,. ,„, 161
Sedulous, brig, Levi „ , .Nisbet & Robertson — 226 Sir Edward Banks, schooner, Bruce— .John Gibb & Son —„..—. 95 Sir William Wa'laee, brig, Jeffrey .Donaldson Rose & Co.™.-™-. 183 Smithfield, schooner, Hay ™ .Aberdeen Lime Co.——. .„-, 166 Sophia, schooner, Chalmers ™. .Williamson & Middleton 89
Sovereign, steamer, Snowie , . -Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.„ 450 Spartan, yacht — „ . .Hogarth & Co , 12 Sportsman, schooner, Wilson .. .Alexander Morrice . —— 143 St. Andrew's, barque Penny . „..— .Oswald, George & Co 310
St. George, schooner, , „„— George Thomson & Sons 113 Struggler, brig, J. Flann _.— .The Master — 170 Superior, schooner, Milne — .Aberdeen Steam Naviga. Co. 146
Sweet Home, brig, Collie , ™ .William Allen ™ 182 Sylph, smack, Willard — Hogarth & Co 39
Sylvanus, brig, Anderson . — .Robert Maitland ... 167 Taurus, schooner, Henderson —™» -Nisbet & Robertson „. 184 Thalia, barque, Volum .Alexander Booth _ 350 brig, .R. Theophilus, Brown . .,— Maitland ™— 96 The Q'leen, steam- ship, Campbell .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.-, 596
True Blue, schooner, Ballentine „ .The Master , . 93 Trusty, schooner, Knowles „ ,™ „ A. Hector 120 Udny, schooner, Spalding.—... .,—., .R. Black 79 Undaunted, barque ,——„—- .William Duthie 299 Union Grove, brig, Dinnson .The Master 219 Velocity, steam-packet, Stewart — .Nisbet & Robertson —„— 274 Venus, brig, Henderson , ™ P. Buyers 134
Violet, brig, Murray . .„ .—,— .Robert Spring..—- —- 168 Wanderer, brig, Buchan .„ — .William Donald, jun. — 155
Warrior, barque, Shirres , ,— — .William Duthie —„ 307
Waterloo, brig, Taylor , Robert Johnston —„ „ 91
Waterloo, schooner, Wood ——.— .A. & W. Nicol „ , 158 Wilhelmina, barque, Leslie „ .Oswald, George, & Co.—. 431
William Edward, Munro . . .The Master „ — 196 William Hogarth, schooner, Parrot.™. Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.„ 140 William Maitland, brig, Lyon _-— .Robert Maitland— — 159 Williams, brig, Wilson ——-. — .Goldie „— „ 218
Ythan, schooner, Cravie .-. . Alexander Mitchell— 84 Zephyr, cutter, Ham —.™.—„.™,— .William Hogarth—„,—.— 47 THE POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
1848-49.
NEW ABEEDEEN.
Abel, Alex, (of Forbes and Abel), 7 Belmont-street Christian, poultry shop, 76, h. Sutherland's court, 78 Shiprow James, baker, 64, h. 66 Virginia-street
. John, blacksmith, ] College-lane Abercrombie, Alexander, Elmhill William, 63 Guestrow Aberdeen Association, 47 Gallowgate—John Begg, manager Banff, Kincardine, and East Forfar Agricultural Society, Hall, 11 Market- street—Alexander Duthie, secretary Banking Co., 53 Castle-street Banner Office, 6Q Broad-street Brick and Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills— Office, 13 Market-st. Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and retail), 1 Lower Dee-st. Coach Manufacturing Co., 7 Frederick-street Commercial Company—Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, and Grain Merchants, Provost Blaikie's quay—James Horn, manager Deposit Assurance Co.—Office, 123f Union-street, Alex. Yeats, actuary Equitable Loan Co., 27 Gallowgate — F. Montgomery, manager Eye and Ear Institution, 11 Littlejohn-street —open every lawful morning, between Nine and Ten o'clock—Surgeon, G. Rainy, M.D., h. 27 Queen-street Fire and Life Assurance Co.— Office, 89 Union-street, C. F. Griffith, manager Foundry, Loch-street Gas -Light Co.'s Office, 17 Market- street General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vaccine Institution, 26 Castle-street—Medical Attendants, Drs. Fraser, Camp- bell, Leslie, Galen, Smith, and Templeton —
ABE—ABE] NEW ABERDEEN. 46
Aberdeen and Glasgow Tobacco Pipe Co., 18 Frederick -street —™. Herald Office, 7 Queen-street Horse Bazaar, St. Andrew-street
. . Horse Repository, 81 George-street, and 6 Loch-street Peter Elder and Co., proprietors Humane Society—Alexander Gordon, advocate, Treasurer, Record Office, 27 King-street. At the following stations sets of apparatus are lodged for finding bodies and re-
storing suspended animation—Cruives of Don ; Bridge
of Don ; Devanha Brewery; Mackie's Baths, 10 Quay; Watchhouse; New Pier; and the Baths on the Beach.
, . Hotel, 138 Union -street, Union-bridge ™ Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street —~~. Ladies' Working Society, 12 Marischal-street Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office, 65 Quay ~~»— Lime Co.—Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, Nitrate of Soda, and Guano Merchants, 2 Provost Blaikie's Quay Writing Academy, G. C. M'Connochie, teacher, 1 15 Union-st. Market Co.—Adam & Anderson, 75 Union-st., Treasurers Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street—Secretary, Alex. Yeats, Accountant, 123^ Union-street ~~. — Mechanics' Library, 17 Market-street ™~— Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King-street Merchant Seamen's Fund Office, 33 Regent-quay—Alex. Mart T n, manager ™ Mutual Assurance and Friendly Society — Office, 123^ Union- street—Alex. Yeats, actuary, D. Macandrew, secretary ~~~~ and Newcastle Steam Cc.'s Office, 47 Marischal-street News Rooms, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd Opthalmic Institution for diseases of the Eye, 26 Castle- street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two o'clock—John Cadenhead, surgeon
. ,~~ Provision Warehouse, 14 George-street—Wm. Shepherd, manager, h. 4 Jopp's Lane
... Quill Manufactory, 47 Queen-street
. Railway Office, 75 Union-street ~~ Rope and Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee ™ Salmon Co.'s Office, 31 Gallowgate—Ice-house, Fish-street Salt Cellar, Drum's-lane
. Matthew, ma- , Sea Insurance Co., 57 Marischal-street—A. nager, h. 24 Marischal-street
. Soda Water Co. (late Matthew's), Canal-lane Steam Navigation Co., Waterloo-quay — Robert Matthew, manager, h. above Office „™ Tape Co.'s Warehouse, 2 Exchequer-row Town and County Bank, 93 Union-street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's court, 31 Gallowgate Abernethy, George, civil engineer, h. 27 Marywell-street James, harbour engineer, h. 19 Union-place ,™ James (of J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill-cottage 47 NEW ABERDEEN. [ABE AIR
Abernethy, J. and Co., founders, engineers, and Machine- makers, Ferry hi 11 John (J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill Robert (of J. A. and Co.), Ferryhill Mrs., sen., Ferryhill Adam, Alexander, wright, Skene-square Alexander, slater, 57 Causewayend „~„™ Alexander, manager, Aberdeen Salmon Co., Fish-street ~™— Alexander, feuar, 36 Catherine-street & Anderson, advocates, 75 Union-street ~ George and Co., tailors and clothiers, 3 Castle-street
™—. James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), h. Craiginches
—. — James, gardener, Berry-road, North Broadford Roderick, baker, 14, h. 16 Union-place Thomas (accountant, National Bank), h. Maryfield, Ferry- hill ™ William, advocate (Adam and Anderson), h. 3 Union-place William, jun., advocate, 60 Skene-street „™ William, town-serjeant, 63 Park-street William, feuar, Causewayend Mrs., 2 Yeats'-lane Adams, William, broker, 16 Marischal-street Mrs., vintner, 9 Weighhouse-square Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17 Gallowgate, h. Ewen's Court, 42 Gallowgate —~™ Alexander, cabinetmaker, 34 Union-place Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57 Marischal-street, h. 56 Dee-street John R., clerk (A. and W. Nicol), 60 Marischal-street ™ Robert, weaver, 8 Langstane-place
—. — William, sharebroker, 34 Marischal-street, h. Clarence- street
„™ . William, writer, Town-house, h. 32 Union-place Mrs., Clarence- street, Cooperston-buildings Miss, dressmaker and milliner^ 8 Langstane-place Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Union-street Affleck, Andrew, 2 Affleck-place, Affleck-street Edward, grocer and spirit-dealer, 16 Park-street Agricultural Cattle Insurance Co.—agent, Edward Ravenscroft, Crown-court, 43 Union-street Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52 Skene-street
.—.„™ Alexander, gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgate Alexander, shore porter, 1 1 Shiprow „—.„,„ James, boot and shoemaker, 29 Marischal-street James, late shipmaster, Gilcomston-cottage
. ™ James, jun., clerk, Gilcomston-cottage „ William, hairdresser and perfumer, 1 South Silver-street
. , „ Mrs., lodgings, 67 St. Andrew-street Aitken, Rev. John, (Original Antiburgher Church), h. 26 Skene- terrace Air, John, cart and plough wright, 11 Whitehouse-street AIR ALL] NEW ABERDEEN. 48
Airth, John, shoemaker, 2 Justice-street —— John, jun., grocer, 30 Park-street, k. above shop Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, 60 Queen-street Alex., jun., shipmaster, 1 St. Mary-place ~~ David and James, boot and shoe makers, 7 and 8 Correction- wynd, h. Gooseberry-bank, Bon-Accord-terrace
—, — Hugh, shipmaster (Carlton), Mill-street John, shipmaster (Scottish Maid), 19 Kidd-lane John, grocer, 145, h. 143 Gallowgate Robert, shipmaster (Favourite), h. 16 Wellington-street Robert, professor of dancing and deportment—Academy, Diamond-street, h. 2 Chapel-street Robert, teacher (West End Academy), h. Ferryhill Thomas, Lloyds' surveyor, 42 Marischal-street, h. 18 Crown- street
, William, jun., surgeon and apothecary, h. 144 Gallowgate
—i— Mrs., professor of dancing and deportment—Academy, Dia- mond-street, h. 2 Chapel-street Miss, lodgings, 20 Blackfriars-street Miss, 8 Guestrow Allan, Alexander, shipmaster, 47 Park-street Alexander, shipmaster, 8 Sugarhouse-lane Charles, commercial traveller, 1 Adelphi David (James Allan and Co.), h. 37 Dee-street George, boatman, New Pier, h. Footdee George, advocate, 1 Marischal-street, agent for the General (formerly Dissenters') Fire and Life Assurance Co., and Mariners' General Life Assurance Co., k. Bloomfield, Holburn-street —~~. George, boot and shoe maker, Low's Court, 22 College-st. Geo. B., shipmaster (Inconstant), h. Footdee James (J. Allan and Co.), h. 37 Dee-street —™. James, of Midbelty, 35 Union-place James, watch and clock maker, Holburn-street James, cook (City of Aberdeen), h. 22 Constitution-street James, shipmaster (Drover), 7 Garvock-street James, grocer and provision merchant, 7 St. Nicholas-street, h. Kingsland-place ~~~~~ James and Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 122 Union- street—manufactory, 42 Dee-street John, advocate, 36 Union-street, h. 22 Constitution-street John, marble work, 19 Crown-street, h. 69 Bon-Accord-st. John, foreman (Blaikie and Son), h. 24 Young-street Nathaniel, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer, 182 George-st. Patrick B., shipmaster (Ann), h. Footdee William, shoemaker, 2 Canal-terrace William, principal beadle (Free John Knox), h. 35 North- Broadford William, cabinetmaker, 2 Gordon's-court, Gordon-street
. William, teacher (Free John Knox), h. 54 Gerard-street „»~„~v, Mrs. James, grocer, Maberly- street 49 NEW ABERDEEN. [ALL AND
Allan, Mrs., midwife, 19 Mutton-brae
. — Miss, 13 Netherkirkgate Miss, guffering, crimping, and mushing, 17 Littlejohn- street Miss Ann, spirit dealer, 90 Green Allardyceand Jopp, wine merchants, stock and share-brokers, 13 Market-street
. William, preserver of fresh provisions, Clayhills— office, 13 Market street, h. 1 Crown-place
. Misses, 21 Bon-Accord-terrace Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo-quay, h. Mile- end, Stocket Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office —James Black, agent, Adelphi-court, Union-street Altria, Caesar, optician, 16 Skene-street, h. 14 Skene-street Alves, William, Ferryhill -buildings American Vice- Consul, Andrew Reid— office, 107 King-street Anderson, Adam, blockmaker (A. Duthie and Co.),/*. 10 Church- street
.—.„~ Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg and Co., distillers, Strathdee), h. Cooperston buildings Alexander, advocate—office, 75 Union-street, h. Stocket „™ Alexander, cattle-dealer, 48 Causewayend Alexander, gardener, 10 Shuttle-lane A. and J., painters, glaziers, paper-hangers, carvers, and gilders, 33 Queen-street Andrew, shipmaster, 53 St. Clement-street ,™«— Andrew (of A. and J. Anderson), 131 King-street
... Campbell, furniture dealer, 4 Mealmarket-lane Charles, shipmaster (Sylvanus), 10 Canal-terrace George (J. Duguid and Co.), h. 156 Gallowgate George, mason, 7 Skene-terrace George, vintner, 18 Fisher-row
, George, spirit dealer, 35 East North-street, h. above shop James, blockmaker (Hall and Sons, shipbuilders), h. 56 Wellington-street
. . James, vintner, Commercial Inn, 49, h. 50 Guestrow James, foreman, blacksmith (A. Hall and Sons), h. 54 York- street James, shipmaster (Duke of Sutherland, steamer), 26 Con- stitution-street James, billiard rooms, Chronicle-court, 10 Queen-street and 32 Broad-street, h. 17 Queen-street James, slater, 49 St. Nicholas-street James, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer, 202, h. 200 Gal- lowgate „^, James, farmer, Mains of Crabston, stabler and cattle dealer, 64 West North-street James, clothier and tailor, 6 Union-street, h. Forbes-street James, jun., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 66 Union-street John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 123, k. 121 Crown-street , -
AND ART] NEW ABERDEEN. 50
Anderson, John C., hairdresser, 3 Correction-wynd. John, 62 Gordon-street
— ,—, Robert, gardener, Rubislaw-den Robert, shipowner, 64 Union-street
—.,— Samuel, clerk, Record-office —™ Lieutenant William, superintendent of rural police, 21 Union-terrace William, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane William (H. G. and Co.), h. Copper Co.'s-court, 14 Gal- lowgate William, merchant, h. Barkmill William, builder, 5 Union-wynd —™. William, 9 York-street William, draper and precentor, (Free South Church), 23 Queen- street, k. 38 Woolmanhill ™— William M. (Commercial Bank), 12 Constitution-street William, lodgings, 42 Marischal-street Mrs., Captain, Skene-square Mrs., Alex., grocer, 58, h. 60 Skene-street „ Mrs., James, vintner, Waterloo- quay
—. — Mrs., dealer in old clothes, 22 Justice-street — Mrs., late of Strichen, 2 West Crabstone- street ^ Mrs., Glenburnie cottage Mrs. Captain, 3 St. Clement-street
— . Mrs., 48 Queen-street Mrs., Broadford Mrs., grocer, Holburn-street „_ Mrs., 47 Frederick-street Mrs., lodgings, Crown-court Miss, Nelson-lane Miss, dressmaker, 20 Silver-street Andrew, James, cooper and manager for A. Hector, Trinity-quay, h. 49 Commerce-street William, druggist (P. Williamson), h. 120 King-street Mrs., Holburn-street Miss, dressmaker, Holburn-street Angus, George of Tillycorthy, 13 Constitution-3treet ™. Rev. Henry (United Presbyterian Church), h. Rosemount- place
, John, advocate and town-clerk, h. 38 Castle-street Robert, clothier, 154, h. 156 George-street Mrs. George, 143 Skene-street Miss (of Botriphnie), 74 Dee-street „™ Miss, provision seller, 104 Chapel-street Arbuthnot and M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 3 Trinity-quay
. Robert, paper manufacturer, 3 Trinity-quay, h. Cultermills Argus Life Assurance Co—J. Brebner, advocate, agent, Advocates' buildings Arthur, Rev. David (George Street Chapel), 134 Crown-street „«. John, wholesale dealer in porter and strong ale, and ginger beer brewer, Dingwall's-court, 87 Gallowgate -
51 NEW ABERDEEN. [ART BAN
Arthur, Mrs. John, milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 20 St. Nicholas-street Asher, James, commission merchant and agent, 115 Union-street Asylum Life Co. for Deteriorated Lives and Foreign Risks— R. R. Notman, agent, 24 Adelphi „. for the blind, Huntly-street Athens?um News-rooms, 2 Union-buildings Atlas Fire and Life Office— J. Blaikie, advocate, agent, 245 Union- street
Auld, William, overseer, weaving department (A. H. and S.), ft. 104 Green
,. P. C, artist, 108 Crown -street —— Mrs., worsted shop, 104 Green Avery, John, printer, Scottish Farmer Office, Crown-court, 43 Union-street, ft. 125 Crown-street
Badenoch, James, sen., clothier, 18 Union-street, ft. Brebner's- court, Shiprow
. _ Alexander, merchant -tailor, 33 Broad-street, ft. 12 Forbes- street
™ James, yr., hairdresser, 78 Waterloo-quay, ft. 143 Gallowgate Bain, Alexander, manager, Aberdeen and Glasgow Tobacco Pipe Company, ft. 18 Frederick-street
Ebenezer, wright, opposite 228 George-street, ft. 87 Loch-st.
—™ William, manager (City of Glasgow Bank), ft. Victoria- court, Castle-street ~ Mrs. Alexander, tavern and lodgings, 62 Castle- street
Mrs., confectioner, 10, ft. 12 Marischal-street Miss J,, stoneware merchant, 37 St. Nicholas-street
Baird, Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 171 Union-street, ft. 19 Summer-street
.—.— William, traveller (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), 87 Hutcheon- street Mrs., 87 Hutcheon- street Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, 16 North Silver-street George, mail-coach guard, 54 Chapel-street
Balfour, James, overseer (Richards and Co.), Broadford, ft. 89 Hutcheon -street west
~~ James, clerk (Stamps and Taxes), ft. 89 Hutcheon-street
, Stephen, M.D. and surgeon, 18, ft. 22 Union-place William, traveller (Richards and Co.), 34 Skene-street Mrs., lodgings, 72 Queen-street Miss, straw-hat maker, 51 Queen-street Bance, John, shipmaster, 95 Chapel-street
—, — Mrs., 95 Chapel-street Bank of Scotland Branch, Bank of Scotland-court, 35 Castle-street —Arthur Thomson, agent Bannochie, Francis, flesher, 11 Black's-buildings
Bannerman, Sir Charles, Bart, of Crimonmogate, ft. 202 Union street — ,— David, town's drummer, 75 Gallowgate BAN—BAX] . NEW ABERDEEN. 52
Bannerman, George, merchant, Albyn-place John, silk-dyer, 37 George-street John, late dyer, 62 Catherine-street John B., shipowner, 50 Quay, h. 72 Commerce-street „™~~ Patrick, 224 Union-street Patrick, coal-broker— office, 50 Quay, h. 12 Commerce-st. ~„ Thomas, h. Albyn-place Thomas and Co., cotton-spinners, Bannermill
. Miss, Albyn-place
, Miss Georgina, 202 Union-street Barclay, Alexander, grocer, 195, h. 193 North-street „™ David, coachbuilder, 40 Queen-street George, grocer, 61 Green, h. above shop Bobert, superintendent of police, h. 19 Crown-street Bobert, vintner, Holburn-street „™ Miss, teacher— school, Bridge of Dee, h. Holburn-street Barker, Alexander (of J. B. and Sons), h. 3 Caroline-place „ James (of J. B. and Sons), h. Gordon's-mills John (J. B. and Sons), h. Gordon's-mills ™ John P., brace and cap manufacturer, 5 St. Andrew-street, h. Cai- oline-place John and Sons, woollen manufacturers, 91 Loch-street „„ William (J. B. and Sons), h. 3 Caroline-place Miss, 8 Thistle-street Barkaway, Mrs., vintner, 39 St. Andrew-street Barnett, Alexander, principal beadle, Free West Church, funeral waiter, undertaker, and cabinetmaker, 33 Upperkirkgate Alexander, shipmaster (Agenoria), h. 3 Victoria-place „™ John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 St. Nicholas-street —manufactory, Lobban's-court, Castle-street, h. 35 St. Nicholas-street John, turnkey, West Prison, h. West Prison-gate „™ William, schoolmaster and inspector of poor, Nigg Mrs., stay and corset maker, 33 Upperkirkgate Barron, David, late farmer, United-cottage, Holburn-street and Gray, watch and clock makers, 11, k. 13 Netherkirkgate „™ John, watch and clock maker, 11 Netherkirkgate Lambert, advocate, 13 Netherkirkgate
„™ . William, vintner, 46 Begent-quay William, flesher, 41 New Market, Ti. Bubislaw
. Mrs., eating-house and register office for engaging servants, 18 Trinity-street „™™ Mrs., 27 Frederick-street Barry, Henry, and Co., ironfounders and manufacturers of bone manure, Loch-street Miss, 71 Bon-Accord-street Bartlet, James, officer, shipmasters' society, 11 Quay Bobert, shipmaster, 18 Commerce- street Bate, James, jun., Dee-tavern, Footdee Baxter, Alexander, spirit dealer, 58 Lime-quay Andrew, shipmaster, 7 Garvock- street -
53 NEW ABERDEEN. [BAX—BEN
Baxter, John, manufacturer, 62 Upper-Denburn John, turner and shuttle-maker, 93 George-street „„ John, shipmaster (Seaton), 67 Commerce-street „™— Thomas, baker, 12 Castle-street W. J. and Co., grocers, 3 Causewayend „„ Misses, 5 Skene-place Bayne, Mrs., Dee-place Beattie, Alexander, hairdresser, 13 Shiprow, h. 53 Green ^ Francis, blacksmith, 64 George -street, h. 9 Blackf'riars-street James F., land-surveyor, valuator, and engineer — office, 1 Bon-Accord-square, h. 6 East Crabston-street John, mealseller, 101 Gallowgate John, painter and glazier, 3 Marischal-street, h. Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill
! John, stone-cutter, George-street, corner of Broadford- place, h. 58 Catherine-street ™ Peter, cabinetmaker, Kidd-lane, h. 35 Chapel-street William, builder, Beattie's-court, 102 Gallowgate William, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 77 George street, h. 102 Gallowgate
. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Beattie's-court, 102 Gal- lowgate Beggrie, Mrs., midwife, 11 Catto-square Begg, Alexander, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square and Buyers, distillers, Lochnagar — office, 17 Weighhouse- square „ John, clerk (Dixon Hogarth and Co.), 65 College-street John, stabler, 13 Harriet-street John, flour, wine, and spirit-merchant, 17 Weighhouse- square, h. 9 Quay William, baker, 3 Frederick-street, and 62 Schoolhill Mrs., 148£ George- street Bell, Lieut. A. (H.E.I.C.S.), merchant, Commerce- street, h. 2 Dee-place Alexander, insurance broker, and shipowner, 34 Marischal- street, h. 1 Bon-Accord-square „™ Francis, hat manufacturer and furrier, 38 Queen-street ™^^„ John, cooper, 85 Windmillbrae, h. 8 Affleck-street Rannie and Co., wine merchants, Leith —J. Sheed, Agent, 44 Marischal-street Bell's (Dr.) School, Frederick-street Belgian Consul, Alexander Thorn, 21 Quay Bennett, George (Bennett, Taylor, and Co.), Danish Vice-Consul, 1 South Crown-street George, New Cottage, Canal-road M. C, hatter, 10 Union-street, h. 25 Marischal-street Taylor and Co., commission merchants and corn factors, 43 Marischal-street ™ William, blacksmith (Blaikie Brothers), 4 Catto-square William, printer, North of Scotland Gazette Office 42 Castle-street, h. 27 Constitution-street e 2 BEN—BIS] NEW ABERDEEN. 54
Bennett, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 57 East North-street Benson, Samuel (A. Hadden and Sons), 4 Black's-buildings William, manufacturer, h. 12 Marywell-street ™.— Miss, dressmaker, 4 Black's-buildings Benton, Alexander, flesher, foot of Upperkirkgate, h. 40 Catherine- street Benzies, David, shipmaster (Betsy), Hanover-lane Miss, 65 College-street Benzie, William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 206 Gallowgate, h. above shop Berry, James, watch, clock, and nautical instrument-maker, 52 Castle-street, h. 1 Dee-place ~ James (W. and J. Berry), 7 Skene-street James, turner, 9 St. Andrew-street ~~— James, gardener and riddle-maker, 8 Broadford-lane John, gardener, Burnside —„~ John Edward, writer, h. 39 Upperkirkgate Thomas, teacher, Crown-court, and organist to St. An-
drew's Chapel, 7i. 39 Upperkirkgate William (of W. and J. Berry), h. 7 Skene-street. „„.— W. and J., linen manufacturers, 14 Queen-street William, wood-merchant, Poynernook, k. 15 Carmelite-st. —~™ Mrs., dealer in fruit, &c, 108 George-street Bertram, Gilbert, corkcutter, 8 Netherkirkgate, h. 194 George-st. Best, Thomas, agent (British Linen Co.'s Bank), h. 22 King-st. Robb, and Co,, general agents and commission merchants, 59 Marischal-street Beveridge, Peter, manufacturer of bed and table linen—Ware- house, 159 Union-street, h. 5 St. Mary-place, and Craig- gieshaw, Nigg Robert, bed and table linen manufacturer, 39 St. Nicholas- street, h. 1 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill William, officer of excise, 24 Frederick-street Beverley, Alexander, teacher (Grammar School), 36 Union -terrace
,™—. Mrs. Robert, lodgings, Wales-street Bible Society Depository—G. King, bookseller, 28 St. Nicholas-st. Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9 North Silver-street Bird, James (of Gall and Bird), h. 64 Union-street William, clerk, Broadford Works, 35 North Broadford Birnie, George, of Johnstone-place, h. Johnstone-place Moses, surgeon, billet-master, 31 Longacre William, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 81 King-street, h. 6 Frederick-street Bisset, James, wood-merchant, Ferryhill Cottage John, grocer, 37 Queen-street, 122 Crown-street John and William, wholesale grocers, 23 King-street William (of J. and W.), h. 124 Crown-street
. William, stabler, 6 Mealmarket-lane Peter, builder, 8 Porthill ~™ Mrs. William, lodgings, 5 East North-street Miss, 126 Crown-street —
55 NEW ABERDEEN. [BIS BOA
Bisset, Mrs. James, lodgings, Jamieson's-court, 5 Upperkirkgate „~„_, Mrs., sick nurse, 6 Black's-buildings Black, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39 Whitehouse-street Alexander, Springbank-terrace .~~ Andrew, of Foresterhill, h. Foresterhill
. George, druggist, 22 Castle-street, h. 47 Constitution-st. ~ James, grocer and spirit dealer, 103 John-street James, builder, 41 Whitehouse-street _ James (James Black and Co.), k. 1 Wellington-place James (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), /;. 33 Constitution-street James and Co., stock and share agents, 7 Adelphi-court entry to counting-room by Adelphi-lane „™ John, boot and shoemaker, 23 Justice-street John, wright, 1, h. 61 College-street John, watch and clock maker, 16 Longacre
. . Joseph, tailor, head beadle, Free Holburn Church, and funeral waiter, h. 8 Langstane-place Robert, merchant, 1 Concert-court Thomas, flesher, 13 and 14 New Market, h. 14 Wales-street T W illiam, jun., wine merchant, 12 Broad-street, h. 1 Nether- kirkgate William and Co., brewers and distillers, Devanha William, secretary (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 9 Canal- terrace William, fruit and potatoe merchant, 15 Shiprow
i Mrs., milliner, 125 Union-street „„ Misses, Albyn-place Blackhall, James and Co., drapers, 39 Union-street James (of J. B. and Co.), h. 7 Rosemount-terrace Blackie, J. S., professor of humanity, Marischal College, h. High- street, Old Aberdeen Blackwood, Rev. Robert (Free Union Church), h. 21 Virginia-st. Blaikie Brothers (late John Duffus and Co.), iron merchants and manufacturers of steam engines, forged iron, chain cables,
anchors, locks, and hinges ; millwrights and mechanics, St. Clement-street David (of John Blaikie and Sons), h. 253 Union-street „~ John, advocate (Blaikie and Smith), h. 247 Union-street John (of John Blaikie and Sons), h. Devanha-house
, . John and Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, gas-fitters, copper- smiths, pewterers, and gas-meter makers, Littlejohn-street „™ and Smith, advocates, 245 Union-street ™, Thomas (of J. Blaikie and Sons), h. 32 Bon-Aecord-terrace W. and R., grocers, corner of Charles-street, Causewayend Mrs. Provost, Craigiebuckler ~. Miss, Cooperston-buildings Blake, James, Athenseum Reading Rooms, h. 11 Union-buildings Bland, James, Captain, adjutant Aberdeen militia, Springbank- cottage Boaden, William, shipmaster (Noma), Summer-lane ™~— Mrs. Richard, 59 Commerce-street ,
BON BOW] NEW ABERDEEN. 56
Bon- Accord Blind Asylum, Huntly-street—T. Wallace, manager ——~ Life and Fire Assurance Company, 18 King-street — A. Christie, manager Coach-work, Bon-Accord-street Cotton-mill Company, Poynernook Bonar, James T., clerk, Innes-street Dye Works, h. 9 Charles-st. Bonnyman, James, blacksmith, 19 Loch-street John, blacksmith, 19 Loch-street James and John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 19 Loch-st. ~~— Mrs., cook shop, 198 Gallowgate Booth, Alexander, ship insurance and share-broker and commission agent, 4, h. 2 Regent-quay George and Son, watchmakers and jewellers^ 36 Union-st. George (of G. B. and Son), h. Springbank, Dee-street James, shipmaster (Jane Pirie), 28 Queen-street — n— James, M.D., surgeon, 28 Queen-street John, mason, 71 Hutcheon-street John, jun., 2 Regent-quay John, shipmaster (Patriot), h. 25 Justice-street John, watch and clock maker, 41 Upperkirkgate, h. 5 Black's-buildings ™~™. William, advocate, 2 Regent-quay William, chimney sweep, Albion -court, Castle-street William P., ship and insurance broker, commission agent and merchant, and hon. agent for the Shipwrecked Fisher- man and Mariner's Benevolent Society, and agent for the Professional Life Assurance Co. (76 Cheapside. London), 58 Marischal-street, h. 28 Queen- street Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 45 Constitution -street -~. William, candle maker, 36 East North-street Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 36 New Market, h. 16 Carmelite- street George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford — George B., candle manufacturer, 25 Justice-street, h. 165 Union-street
John, shoemaker, 50, 7i. 46 Broad-street Mrs. G., 1 Rose-street Mrs. James, 46 Shiprow Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King-street Bowie, James, tailor, 29 Broad-street Jane, cook shop and register office, 66 Guestrow Bower, Alexander G., harbour master, h. 12 Quay Bowman, A., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston Andrew (of Bowman and Co.), 31 Huntly-street ~ James, tinsmith and gas-fitter, 211 Gallowgate and Co., plasterers, 31 Huntly-street
, James, tinsmith and gasfitter, 211 Gallowgate Robert, blacksmith, 53 York-street „ .„ Thomas, blacksmith (A. Duthie and Co.), 9 York-street Mrs. James, victualling-house. 71 Queen-street Mrs., broker, Backwynd-stairs, Green 57 NEW ABERDEEN. [BOY—BRI
Boyd, John, mail-guard, 165 George-street Mrs. G. H., 252 Union- street „. Mrs. William, 2 Canal-street Boyne, William, spirit dealer, 57 Guestrow Boyle, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Union-street Boys' School of Industry, Quakers' Court, 55 Guestrow Braik, John, shoemaker, 178 Gallowgate Bramwell, John, secretary and inspector of branches, Town and County Bank, 90 Union-street Brand, Andrew, shipmaster, 52 Wellington-street
. . George, carter, 43 Windmillbrae ™ William, jeweller (G. Booth and Son), h. 3 Charlotte-street William, late officer of excise, 3 Charlotte -street William, Carter, 2 Mary well-street ™ Mrs., 46 Windmillbrae Miss, 209 Union-street Brander, Robert, 31 Huntly-street Brandy, Alex., spirit dealer, 55 Quay, h. 85 Chapel-street Brantingham, George, wine merchant and grocer, 70 Broad-street, h. 71 Catherine-street Brebner, Charles, North Rubislaw „.„ George, post-horse-master, 44 Harriet-street James, advocate, Advocates'-buildings—Agent for Argus
Life Assurance Co., London ; and Farmers' and General Fire and Life Insurance and Loan and Annuity Company, London, h. Albyn-place and Ogilvie, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 5 Crown-st., h. 48 Summer- street and Grant, general merchants, 56 St. Nicholas-street William, manager, Aberdeen Horse Repository, 81 George- street William, shipmaster (Richard Grainger), Mill-street William (North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co.), h. 84 Skene-street Miss, of Lairney, h. 152 Union-street Brechin, George, provision seller, 94 Causewayend Mrs. James, 11 Canal-street ™» Mrs., lodgings, 2 St. Mary-place Bremner, Peter, toll-keeper, Wellington bridge „_ Mrs. Dr., Bon-Accord-square Brew, James, linen merchant, 11 Carmelite-street Bridewell and Rogue-money Assessment for the city and liberties of Aberdeen—James Simpson, collector—office, 17 Hux- ter-row Bridgeford, John, inn and lodgings, 12 Burnett's-close, Castle- street British Commercial Life Assurance Company—George Grub, advocate, Advocates'-buildings, Union-street, agent Empire Mutual Life Assurance Co., London — Agent, Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun., 61 St. Nicholas-street Linen Company's Bank, 22 King-street BRO BRO] NEW ABERDEEN. ,$g
Broadford Bread and Flour Company, 218 George-street — Alex. Robertson, manager, h. 220 George-street Co-operative Company, for Meal, Groceries, Foreign and British Spirits, &c., 160 George-street Broad Street Academy, 2 Blairton-lane Brodie, Isabella, sick nurse, 19 George-street Brown, Alexander, vintner and stabler, 8 North-street Alexander, bookseller, h. 56 Castle- street Alexander (Brown and Carr), h. 68 Dee-street —. — Alexander and Co., booksellers, Public Library, 77 Union- street
—i— Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 71 George-street ~™— Alexander, saddler and harnessmaker, 8 Correction- wynd, h. 8 Chronicle-lane _~— Allan G., Broadford-place _ Andrew, dyer, Rubislaw works, h. Rubislaw and Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange-court, Union-street Farquhar and Co., Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw ™.— David, shipmaster (Flora), ] 8 Commerce-street ~ Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13 Dee-street
George, auctioneer (of P. and G. Brown), Ji. Holburn-street George, mealseller, 18 East North-street, h. 1 Shuttle-lane James, of Starnafin, 26 Broad-street John, M.D., Skene-square John, warden (East Church), and funeral undertaker, 40 Union-terrace ™>— John, gentlemen's drapery and outfitting establishment, 69 Union-street Lawrence, keeper of the Court-house, h. Court-house — entry, Lodge- walk P. and G., auctioneers, 40 Union-street (up stairs) Peter, auctioneer (of P. and G. Brown), Rosemount ~ Robert (Farquharson and Co.), Carden's-haugh . Robert, jun. (Farquharson and Co.), h. 46 Schoolhill Robert, shore porter, 10 Weighhouse-square Rev. R. J., D.D., professor of Greek, Marischal College, h. 19 Golden-square Robert (R. Moir, wine merchant, Adelphi-court), k. 23 Castle -street Simon, saddler, 178 West North-street William, distributor of stamps and collector of land and as- sessed taxes for the Counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine, Advocates'-buildings, Backwynd. h. 52 Union-place William, basket-maker, 8 Marischal-street, h. 1 Chronicle- lane —~~ William, fishing-tackle maker, 36 George-street, h. 51 St. Andrew -street —— William, builder, 45, h. 18 Bon- Accord -street William, furniture dealer, 12 Schoolhill Mrs. (late of Glenmuick), 10 Golden-square Mrs. Robert, midwife, 110 John-street •59 NEW ABERDEEN. [BRO BUR
Brown, Miss, lodgings, Castlehill Misses, milliners, 5 Schoolhill Browning, Mrs., 38 Skene-terrace Bruce, Charles, druggist, 44 Green, h. 6 Carmelite- street —— Charles, general merchant, 54 Shiprow, h. 30 Marischal-st. John, sen., late baker, 136 King-street ~~ — John, jun., baker, 55 St. Nicholas-street, h. 7 Donald's-court ~~ Sir — Michael, Bart, of Stenhouse, h. Scotstown, and 54 St. Nicholas street William, spirit merchant, 57 Windmillbrae —— William, builder, 66 Causewayend Bruce William H., shipmaster (Hope), 20 Commerce-street Mrs., dressmaker, 120 George-street —~~. Mrs., lodgings, 2 Adelphi-court Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-terrace Miss, stockmaker, 61 Park- street ~~— Miss E., milliner, 61 Park-street Brunton, John, shipmaster, 29, Wales-street John, jun., shipmaster (Cato), 15 Prince Regent- street Bryce, Rev. James (Free Gilcomston Church), 95 Crown-street ~ James, advocate, 36 Union -street, k. Dee-place
. Mrs. John, 18 St. Mary- place Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 83 Queen-street, h. 31 Constitu- tion-street John, shipmaster (Wanderer), 16 Links-street
.—, — Robert, baker, 65 Green —.„,„ William, slater, 21 Shiprow —„_. Mrs. John, 91 George-street Buchanstone-mill Warehouse, 79 Broad-street Buck, William, shoemaker, 2 St. Clement-street Buckland, Mrs., lodgings, 53 M'Combie's-court, Netherkirkgate Buckner, William, boot and shoemaker, north end of Charlotte-st. Budge, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Exchequer-row Buhl, Paulus Baron Von, teacher of the German language, 14 Dee- street Buist, James A., druggist, 87 King-street Thomas, cooper and fishcurer, h. 25 Prince Regent-street Bulloch, John, foreman (J. Blaikie and Sons), h. 22 Woolman-hill Burge, David, hat manufacturer, 36, h. 46 Broad-street Burgess, Charles, custom-house agent, 55 Virginia-street James, umbrella and parasol maker, 53 Upperkirkgate James, merchant (J. Black and Co..), h. 73 Crown-street ~™— Jane, provision seller, 37 Chapel-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's-court, 30 James-st. Burness, Alexander, h. Prospect-place Burn, Edward, 31 Bon-Accord-terrace Burnett, Andrew, provision curer—entry, Trades' Hall, Denburn ~ Alexander, feuar, Holburn-street Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires—office, 25 and 23 Bel- mont street — —
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Burnett, James, mealseller, 73, h. 71 Chapel-street Robert, assistant inspector (Gas Light Co.), 29 Union-st. Thomas, advocate—office, 25 and 23 Belmont -street Mrs., vintner, Upper Denburn Burr, George, shoemaker, 14 Carmelite-street Bushby, Charles, 6 Affleck-street Buthley, Robert, shipmaster (Elizabeth), h. 43 Commerce-street Butler, Joseph, flesher, 24 New Market, h. 6 Barnett's-close Buyers, Alexander, shipmaster, 62 Virginia-street James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.), h. 3 Con- stitution-street
. . s James and Co., builders and timber merchants, 12 Kidd- lane James (James Buyers and Co.), h. 12 Kidd-lane John (James Buyers and Co.), h. 12 Kidd-lane ^. Peter, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 32 Quay Receiving Post Office h. 42 Wales-street William (James Buyers and Co.), h. 94 Skene-street William (Begg and Buyers), h. 94 Skene-street
Cadekhead, Alexander, advocate (A. and J. Cadenhead), h. 5 Bon- Accord-square
u. Alexander and John, advocates, City Fiseals, 9 Huxter-row .„™ Barron and Co., Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoemaker, 100 John-street George, tailor, Concert-court, Broad-street John, M.D., 211 Union-street John, advocate (A. and J. Cadenhead), h. Thistle-cottage, Thistle-street William, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 7 John-street Miss, 1 Chapel-street _ Miss, 4 St. Mary- place Caie, William, shore porter, 84 Shiprow William, 99 Causewayend ^ Mrs., lodgings, 17 North-Broadford Cairney, Alexander, 9 Young-street Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50 Green, h. 2 Car- melite-street „. David, looking glass and picture frame maker, Skene-square dealer, Summer-lane , . George, spirit John, Free Presbytery officer, 11 Thornton-place, Guestrow Miss, dressmaker, 32 Belmont-street Caledonian Insurance Company—Duncan Forbes, advocate, agent, 7 Belmont-street Cameron, Alexander, wholesale and retail basketmaker, 72 Green Alexander, spirit dealer, 24 Hutcheon-street „~.™ Alexander, mason, 28 Catherine-street Andrew J., advocate, 6 Broad-street, h. Morefield, Stocket Andrew, founder (Blaikie Brothers), 6 St. Clement-street A. C, teacher, Rubislaw and Macfarlane, reed makers, 29 Harriet-street 61 NEW ABERDEEN. [CAM CAS
Cameron, Samuel (of Cameron and Macfarlane), 24 Young-street William, shoemaker, 10 Skene-street William, cooper, 20 Loch-street Mrs., 55 Huntly-street Mrs., Morefield, Stocket Campbell, Alexander, manager of Footdee Grain Association, 79 Waterloo-quay, h. 22 Shiprow David, reed maker, 16 Loch-street ~~~~ Ewen, mail guard, 59 Huntly-street James agent (J. and J. Tullis), 11 Marischal-street, h. 23 Constitution-street John, shoemaker, 84 Chapel-street —. — John, post-horse master and livery stables, 5 Bon-Accord- street John, surgeon, Bon-Accord-street John, sheriff-officer and constable for the counties of Aber- deen and Kincardine, 12 West North-street, first floor John M., surveyor of taxes, 38 Skene-terrace Robert, timber merchant, 127 George-street and 6 Char- lotte-street, h. 49 John-street
— .— William, shipmaster (Courier), h. 89 Virginia-street „ William, shipmaster (Queen, steamer), h. Melbourne-street William, jun., shipmaster (Duke of Richmond, steamer), h. Waterloo Quay Mrs. J. M., Rubislaw-den Miss, superintendent (Sheriff Watson's), Female School of Industry, 9 Denburn-terrace Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22 Shiprow Cantly, Peter, shore-porter, 22 Shiprow Cardno, George (of Smith and Cardno), h. 161 Skene-street Carey, John, flesher, 26 and 27 New Market, h. 123 George-st. Cargill, David and Co., trimming warehouse, 5 Union-buildings John, shipmaster (City of London, steamer), 80 Waterloo quay William, shipmaster (Alexander Harvey), 25 Quay Carmichael, Mrs. Captain Robert, 16 Union-terrace Carnegie, James, North of Scotland Hotel, Market-street Miss Hannah, 6 Golden-square Carnie, Mrs. William, 88 Green Carr, Alexander and Co., dyers and bleachers, Barkmill George, Millbank, Hardgate John, tailor, Holburn-street Robert (of Brown and Carr), h. Strawberry Bank Carter, Mrs. John, h. 17 Skene-terrace Miss, Union-terrace Cassie, James, tea and spirit merchant, 16 Castle-street
. James, jun., artist, 30 Castle-street James, porter, 43 West North-street William, tailor, 32 Upperkirkgate, h. 35 North Broadford Miss, dressmaker, 19 St. Nicholas-street Castle, Andrew, overseer, Bannermill, h. 48 Frederick-street F CAS CHA] NEW ABERDEEN. 62
Castro, Mons., teacher of French, singing, and Spanish guitar, 48 Dee-street Cattanach, Charles, clothier and furnishing tailor, 126 Union- street, h. Morningfield D. G., writer, Town-house, h. Holburn-street
, . Mrs. Donald, Holburn-street
. Mrs. John, lodgings, .64 Union- street Catto and Co., block, pump, and mast makers, York-street ~™ James, boot and shoemaker, 153 Union-street, h. ' 132 Crown-street John, spirit dealer, 74 East North-street John, Son and Co., merchants and insurance brokers, 88 King-street Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto and Son), h. Belvidere Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto and Son), h. East North-st. „.—~. Robert and Son, merchants and shipowners, 47 Marischal- street
. Robert and Co., grocers, wine, and spirit dealers, 14 King- street
, _™ Thomson, and Co., rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee
. William, secretary (Aberdeen Bank), 50 Upperkirkgate
, William, tailor, 3 Shiprow, h. Newlands William, merchant, 90 King-street William, clerk (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 13 Commerce-st. William, corkcutter (G. Simpson), 7 John-street Miss, dressmaker, 50 Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, Annand's-court, 30 James-street Mrs. James, lodgings, 49 Smith's-court, Gallowgate Mrs. Robert, 17 East North-street Cay, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Canal-terrace William (Mitchell and Cay), head of Spa-street Mrs., 70 Catherine-street Miss H., teacher (Miss Boyd's school), 98 John-street, h. 6 Black's-buildings Chadwick, Edmund, manufacturer, 39 Queen-street, woolmill, dye-works, and h. Villafield Chalmers, Alexander W., general governor of the Aberdeen prisons, h. Rose-street
„™ . Alexander, shoemaker, 21 Marischal-street, h. 1 Martin's- lane, Green „™~™ Alexander, weaver, 4 Charles-street, Broadford
, Alexander, superintendent of canal works, 5 Mounthooly ,™ Charles, advocate, h. 14 Union-terrace David, printer, h. 13 Adelphi and Westburn David and Co., printers and publishers, Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street and Farquhar, advocates, 147 Union-street ™ George, shipmaster (Sophia), 3 Victoria-place „. James (of D. Chalmers and Co., printers), 13 Adelphi James, superintendent, Gas Light Co., h. Links 63 NEW ABERDEEN. [CHA—CIT
Chalmers, John (of D. Chalmers and Co., printers), 13 Adelphi Peter, spirit dealer, 47 Virginia-street William, manager of the North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Office, 3 King-street William (late merchant), Reid's-court, 34 Gallowgate William, gardener, Jack's-brae ™ William, spirit dealer, 7, h. 6 Regent-quay Mrs., teacher, 20 Blackfriars-street
Mrs. S , 34 Marischal- street
™~—. Miss, lodgings, 35 Hnntly-street Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Chapman, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 14, h. 7 Black's-buildings John, builder, 10 Regent-quay William, farmer, Rubislaw Mrs., rising-sun tavern, 10 Huxter-row Charles, Alexander, mason, 73 Hutcheon-street Charleston, John, grocer, 13 Hutcheon-street Chesser, James, day police, 59 Longacre
. James, provision store, 50 West North-street Cheyne, George (of C. and D.), h. 10 Marywell-street Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel) h. 44 Bon-Accord-street and Duguid, grocers and spirit dealers, 15 Regent-quay Chisholm, William, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union-street Chivas, Alexander, advocate and Agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42 Castle-street James (of Stewart and Chivas) h. 2 Castle-brae ™ John (D. L. S. and Co.), h 2 Castle-brae Captain William, 7 Canal- street Chree, Miss, 267 George-street Christall, John, teller, North of Scotland Bank, h. 1 Affleck- street William, grain loft, Hector's houses, Commerce-street Mrs. William, lodgings, 29 Union-street Christie, Alex., manager (Bon-accord Life and Fire Assurance Co.), h. Belmont Alexander, shipmaster (Fetteresso Castle), Sugar-house-lane Alexander, mealseller, 1 Causewayend and Dunn, drapers, 3 Broad-street David, clerk (A. A. Marshall), h. 74 North-street -~ Donald (Christie and Dunn), 61 Broad-street
. James, spirit dealer, 117 Skene-street John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 65 George-street, h. 63 George-street John, M.D., 19, h. 8 Gallowgate Miss, 117 George-street ™ Miss, 27 Dee-street Christopher, Mark, shipmaster (Gazelle), 19 Prince Regent-street Citizen boot and shoe warehouse, David Vine, manager, 1 Cor- rection-wynd City of Glasgow Bank, Victoria-court, 54 Castle-steet—William Bain, manager CIT CLY] NEW ABERDEEN. 64
City Tax Office, 17 Huxter-row, foot of Broad-street Clapperton, John, gardener, 9 Little Chapel-street Clark, Alexander, (clerk, Duke of Richmond, steamer), h. 25 Wales- street Alexander, shipmaster (Queen of the Tyne), 4 Baltic-street Alexander, furnishing tailor, 1 Blairton-lane Alexander C, pastry baker and coffee-room keeper, 57 St. Nicholas-street
, Archibald, shore porter, 18 Shiprow Arthur, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 10 Windy-wynd Benjamin, spirit dealer, 76 East North-street George and Son, wholesale booksellers and paper merchants, 15 Broad-street, h. 2 Guestrow George and Co., tailors and drapers, 64 Schoolhill George, late bookseller, h. 2 Guestrow
. Henry, grocer and spirit dealer, 149^ Gallowgate, h. above James, bookseller, h. 2 Guestrow
~~—, James, writing-master, Rhind's-court, 64 Gallowgate James, clothier, 18 Broad-street, h. 33 Bon-Accord-street James, shipmaster (Express), St. Clement-street ~ John, advocate, Clark's-court, 2 Upperkirkgate John, furnishing tailor, 16 Huxter-row John, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48 and 49 Woolmanhill Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale grocer, 4, h. Clark's-court, 2 Upperkirkgate and M'Donald, manufacturers (woolmill, Culter) — office, 18 Broad-street Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5 Mounthooly William, ironmonger, 16 Union-street, h. 12 Union-terrace William, assistant inspector of poor, 37 Constitution-street William, manufacturer, 40 Lodge-walk William, general agent, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mer- chant, 8, h. 10 King-street Mrs. J., lodgings, 36 Union-street Miss, ladies' school, 16 Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-street Clerihew, Francis, advocate, M'Combie's-court, h. 104 Crown-street George, builder, 104 Crown-street Clunes, Thomas, plumber, gas-fitter, and brassfounder, 100 Loch- street, h. Kingsland-place Mrs., 48 Queen-street Clyne, James (of Wm. Clyne and Sons), h. 27 Gallowgate Norval, advocate (Blaikie and Smith), h. 3 Skene-place
~ Thomas, tea and coffee dealer, 20 Gallowgate, h. ] 1 Little- john-street, William (of Wm. Clyne and Sons), Froghalhcottage, Canal- side William and Sons, curriers, 28 Berry-lane William and Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 22 and 24 Gallowgate 65 NEW ABERDEEN. [CLY—COL
Clyne, Mrs. Alexander, 11 Littlejohn-street Mrs. Captain, 3 Skene-place ~~— Mrs. William, Froghall-cottage, Canalside Cochran, F. J., advocate (Smith and Cochran), agent for the Standard Life Assurance Company, 96 Union-street, h. Crown-street
, Mrs. Alexander, 77 Dee-street Cochrane, David, tea and spirit dealer, 44 George-street James (late excise officer), Morningfield Cock, John, mealseller, 3 Commerce-street Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn-street Cockburn, George, messenger-at-arms, K. Chapel-court, Castle-st. J. and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh, Alexander B. Whyte, 1 Shiprow, agent Cocker, James, gardener, Sunnypark, CaDalside, by Causewayend Cockerill, John, ship and insurance broker, 56 Marischal- street, A. 147 Crown-street ~™ Charles, hairdresser, 177 George-street Cofften, Joseph, spirit dealer, 51 Green Collie, Alexander, Oakbank, Stocket Alexander, slater, 28 Shiprow Duncan, clerk (Police Tax-office), h. Summer-street George (of G. Collie and Co.), h. 21 -Union-place George and Co., drapers, 4 St. Catherine's-wynd, Union-st. George, shipmaster (Sweet Home), h. 47 Frederick-street James, mason, 51 Summer-street James, manufacturer, 30 Gordon-street James H., hairdresser, 55 Green, h. 17 Huntly-street James, provision shop, 85 Loch-street
, James, advocate, agent for the London Union Assurance Society, 58 Castle-street, h. 153 Crown-street James, tidewaiter, customs, Brebner's-court, Shiprow John, manager of the rope department (Catto, Thomson, and Co.), h. 47 York-street John, slater, 19 Chapel-street Patrick, wholesale and retail silk, shawl, and bonnet merchant, silk mercer, clothier, and haberdasher, 37 Union-street, h. Exchange-court Robert, hairdresser, 62 Shiprow, h. Marywell-cottage, south end of College-street Robert, wholesale and retail hardware and fancy warehouse, 37 Green, h. Affleck-street and Co., grocers, 64 Green William, wright and cabinetmaker, 14 Blackfriars-street, h. 1 Donald's-court, Schoolhill William, carter, 26 Wales-street Mrs. William, lodgings, Holburn-street Mrs. William, 102 Chapel-street Mrs., midwife, 23 Commerce-street Mrs., lodgings, 36 Union-street Mrs., midwife, 1 Shewan's- court, 119 Gallowgate f2 COL—COO] NEW ABERDEEN. 66
Collier, William, shipmaster (Helen Simpson), 1 9 Marischal-street Colquhoun, John, traveller to A. Sutherland, 1 Black's-buildings, h. 42 Union-terrace Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, and teacher, Gordon's Hos- pital, ^.11 Diamond-street Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 11 Diamond- street Colvin, John, porter, Marischal College, Broad-street Mrs., inn and lodgings, 18 Fisher-row Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch—R. Gregor, agent, 9 King- Commissary Clerk's office, 27 King-street [street Commutation Road Trustees—James Simpson, advocate, clerk and collector, 17 Huxter-row Condell, Major, J. A. (H.E.I.C.S.), 112 Crown-street Connel, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86 Chapel-street Connon, Alexander, wholesale grocer and tea merchant, 73, h. 80 King-street James, clothier and haberdasher, 7 Broad-street, h. Rose- mary Cottage James, mealseller, 55 York-street James, turner and wheelwright, 95 Skene-street
Richard (R. Connon and Co ), 1 Thistle-place Richard and Co., timber merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and general commission agents, 58 Marischal-st. Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, h. 32 Causewayend ~~ William, carpenter, 28 St. Clement-street William (of W. Davidson and Co.), 29 Constitution-street —„~ William, boatbuilder (W. Hood and Co.), 16 Links-street Miss, muff and tippet maker, and cleaner of furs, 5 Little Belmont-street Miss straw-bonnet maker, 32 Causewayend Conry, James, spirit dealer, 62 Gallowgate Cook, Alexander, coach-guard, 13 Guestrow James, engineer, 55 Wellington-street John (Cook and Reith), 22 Union-terrace John, shoemaker, 34 South-gallery, New Market ~~. and Reith, ship and insurance brokers, 59 Marischal-street William, tailor and clothier, Exchange-court, Union-street, h. Victoria-place, Wales-street ™. Mrs., lodgings, 41 Huntly-street Cooper, Alexander, gardener, 47 East North-street Alexander, cooper, Cooper's-court, 24 Netherkirkgate ™. Alexander, timber and spirit merchant, Inches, k. 1 Had- den-street Alexander, saddler, 45, h. 35 Queen-street Alexander (Cooper and Co.), h. 247 George-street Francis, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 60 Chapel-street, h. 56 Henry (of H. Cooper and Co.), h. 3 Charlotte-street —~ H. and Company, drapers, 47 Union-street James (late hatter), bookseller and agent for Scott of Edin- burgh's pills, 22 Kidd-lane 67 NEW ABERDEEN. [COO—COU
Cooper, John, hairdresser, 121 George-street John, sacrist, Marischal College, 82 Broad-street Patrick, writer (Adam and Anderson), h. 64 Union-street William (of Philip and Cooper), h. 88 Bon- Accord-street —~~. Miss, straw-hat maker, Rettie's- court, 26 Broad-street Mrs., midwife, 123 George-street Copland, Alexander, slater, 1 Charlotte-street David, merchant, 29 York- place James, mason, 5 Bannermill-street John, spirit dealer, 1 John-street Peter, slater—yard, Hutcheon-street, h. 6 Gerard-street Mrs., 10 Mary well-street ™ Mrs. Dr., Fountainhall, h. Fountainhall Cordiner, A. and G., grocers, 48 Gallowgate, h. 50 Loch-street Mrs., 26 Chapel- street -™ Miss, 29 Union-place Cormack, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, S3, h. 151 South Crown-street George, furniture dealer, 73 Gallowgate William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 31 York-place, h. 21 Shiprow William, vintner, Ferryboat-tavern, New-pier ^ Mrs., lodgings, Charlotte-street Miss, dressmaker, 11 Whitehouse-street Cornwall, George, printer— office, Victoria-court, 54 Castle-street, h. Exchange-court, Union-street—first stair on the left Cosgrove, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, and manufacturer of salve for all kinds of sores, 298 George-street Cossens, James, wright, Duthie's-house, Castlebrae Coubrough, W. and J., tea dealers, 3 St. Nicholas-street County Fire Office and Provident Life Office—Agent, William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street Bates— C. Lumsden, collector, Union-terrace Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 7 George-street, h. Braehead, Gil- comston James, cooper, 177 Gallowgate Miss, staymaker, Farmer's- hall, Gileomston Courduff, Patrick, candlemaker, 17 Lower Denburn Coull, John, blacksmith, Walker's-honse, Hanover-lane Coutts, Adam, advocate, 65 Netherkirkgate Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Rubislaw Alexander, wright, 46 Frederick-street, h South Consti- tution-street Alexander, turner and shuttlemaker, 58 Windmillbrae Charles, mealseller, 100 Gallowgate „„ and Gauld, painters and glaziers, 201 Union-street George, wright, 88 John-street John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 114, h. 150 George-street John, advocate, 65 Netherkirkgate, A. 213 Gallowgate William, cutler, 214, h. 213 Gallowgate COU—CRO] NEW ABERDEEN. 68
Coutts, William, shuttlemaker, 58 Windmillbrae William (Coutts and Gauld), h. 31 Huntly-street William, overseer (Rubislaw Works), h. Rubislaw
. Janet, provision-seller, 56 Windmillbrae Cowie, Alexander, late merchant, West Hutcheon-street and Co., brewers, 5 Virginia-street —„™ John, mason, 29 Hutcheon-street William, tailor, 4 Brownie's-brae, Lower Denburn ~™— Mrs. William, 4 Thistle-street Cowieson, George, vintner, 9 Trinity-quay Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Trinity-quay James, cooper, 14 Links-street ™ William (of Knight and Craib), 50 Causewayend -~ Mrs., lodgings, 177 George-street Craig, Alexander, manager (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. Gordon's Mills Alexander, manager (North Broadford Bread Company), h. 2 North Broadford David, shipmaster (Christina), h. 44 Chapel-street
— ,— Edward, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-street, h. 29 Skene-street George, foreman (Wm. Simpson and Co.), h. 11 Catto-square John, builder, 49 Bon-Accord-street James (of James Craig and Co.), 13 Black's-buildings James and Co., saddlers and harness makers, 38 Schoolhill Peter, shipmaster (Edward), 1 Bannermill-street Robert, spirit dealer, 21 North Broadford Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 22 George-street, h. Skene- street Miss, dressmaker, 72 Catherine-street Craigen, James, furniture dealer, 29, h. 27 Gallowgate Craighead, John, porter, Royal Infirmary William, provision dealer, 22 Basement-floor, New Market Craigie, Captain James (H.E.I.C.S.), Albyn-place Craigmile, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49 Commerce-street Craigmyle, Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, new Public School, Little Belmont-street, h. 71 Bon-Accord-street William, late farmer, 67 Commerce-street Crane, Andrew, shipmaster (Bonnie Dundee), 31 Wales-street James, rural police constable, 48 Skene-street James, collector (Gas Light Co.), h. 20 Gerard-street Crawford, James, 24 Young-street John, overseer (Aberdeen Lime Co.), h. Fish-street John, tailor, Maberly-street William, flaxdresser, 35 North Broadford Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, Free North Infant School, North- street, h. Orchard Cottage, Old Aberdeen Crichton, James, A.M., teacher, Gilcomston School, h. at school Croal, James, tea dealer, 51 Broad-street, h. 148 George-street Croll, John, baker, 67 George-street, h. 69 Hutcheon-street 69 NEW ABERDEEN. [CRO—CRU
Croll, John, provision seller, 69 Hutcheon-street Cromar, Alexander, late teacher, h. Holburn -street ~~~~~ Alexander, assistant inspector of Police — office, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. Skene-square, Stocket-road Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 274 George-street David, druggist, 54 Broad-st., h. Milner's-court, Guestrow ~_w™ James L., shipmaster (Columbine), 54 Quay William, clerk (Mortimer, Sutherland, and Co.), h. 55 Shiprow —.~~ Mrs., 21 Silver-street Miss, dressmaker, 74 Skene-street Crombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, h. 23 Broad-street John, A.M., teacher (West End Academy), 18 Crown-street James, provision merchant, 10 West North-street James and Co., manufacturers, Cothal Mills Peter, jeweller, 60 Broad-street, h. 38 Whitehouse-street Robert, driver of Methlic mail gig, 3 St Nicholas-lane William, cabinetmaker, 6 West North-street Crone, William, watch and clock maker, Upper Denburn Crow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31 St. Nicholas-street, A. Rose- mount-place James, locker (of the Customs), h. 87 Queen-street Cruickshank, Adam, clerk (Aberdeen Gas Company) and Co., hosiers and glovers, 105 Union-street Alexander (A. Hadden and Sons), h. 76 West North-street Alexander, auctioneer, 5 East North-street Anthony, hosier, h. 103 Union-street George, manager (Aberdeen and Newcastle Shipping Co.), —office, 56 Marischal -street, k. 3 Affleck-street George, hosier, 75 Union-street George, coal-broker, h. 8 Yeats-lane James, teacher of, and dealer in, accordions, also accordions tuned and repaired, 86 George-street John, LL D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College, h. 12 Rose-street John, provision merchant, 72 Windmillbrae John, tinsmith, 5, h. 3 George-street John, millwright, 3 Canal-street ™~— Leslie, merchant, 92, h. Cruickshank's-court, 91 Broad-street, and Ueemount Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 196 Gallow- gate, h. 266 George-street William, overseer, 5 Lobban's-court, Castle-street
William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 1 9, h. 20 Castle St. William, grocer, 16 East North-street Mrs., sick nurse, 28 Summer-street Mrs., 76 West North-street Mrs. John, lodgings, 35 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., 27 Blackfriars-street Mrs., provision dealer, 13 Skene-street Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 60 St. Nicholas- street CRU—DAV] NEW ABERDEEN. 70
Cruickshank, Mrs. (late Manse of Glass), Roy's Nursery Miss, dressmaker, 17 Huntly-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 28 Upperkirkgate Cuddie, A., M.D., 31 Quay ™ Nicholas, brewer, 112 Loch-street Cumine, Misses, of Rattray, Albyn-place Cumming, Alexander, tea, spirit, and provision merchant, 58 Broad- street, h. Braehead, Gilcomston Alexander, spirit dealer, 36 Castle-street Charles, St. Nicholas hotel, tavern, and coffee-room, 2 St. Nicholas-lane and 9 St. Nicholas-street James, shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent-street ™~ James, mill-master, 22 Frederick-street James, master-carpenter (Walter Hood and Co.), 9 Com- merce-street William, slater, 25 Frederick-street „™— William, furnishing tailor, 7 Huxter-row Miss, 264 George-street Cunliffe, John, wool- buyer (A. H. and Sons), A. 11 Carmelite-st. Mrs., lodgings, 5 Canal-street Cunningham, William, currier, 38 George-street Currie, Adam, currier, 51 John-street William, hairdresser, 52 Gallowgate Mrs., midwife, 51 John-street Cushnie, A.—Lower Buxburn meal warehouse, 72 George- street Customhouse, 16 Quay—Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee
Dalgakno, James, mealseller, 24, h. 22 East North-street ™. Mrs. Alexander, 7 Union-terrace Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 7 Little Belmont-street Dalgety, Alexander, provision merchant, 194 Gallowgate Dallachy, Miss E., dressmaker, 49 St. Andrew-street Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. Paul's Chapel, and funeral waiter, Chapel-court, 61 Gallowgate Dalrymple, William, late farmer, Tullos, h. 72 Chapel-street
„„. Mrs. Dr , 53 Union-place Miss, 3 Alford-place Daniel, Alexander, advocate, deputy registrar of sasines, 25 Bel- mont-street, h. Lochhead James and Co., printers and publishers, 48 Castle-sfreet James, S. C. D., of Aberdeenshire, Record Office, 27 King- street, h. 16 Mealmarket-lane „^, Thomas, stabler, 16 Mealmarket-lane
. . William, shipmaster, h. 10 Marywell-street Mrs. George, Milner's-court, 25 Guestrow Danish Consul, George Bennett, 1 South Crown-street Darling, Thomas, gardener, Woodhill Dark, Chas. M., ship and ornamental carver, 1, A. 3 Victoria-place Dauney, Mrs., 5 Affleck-street Davidson, Alexander, engineer (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 55 Wel- lington-street 71 NEW ABERDEEN. [DAV DAV
Davidson, Rev. A. D. (Free West Church), h. 128 Crown-street —~™ Alexander, advocate (P. and A. Davidson), 237 Union-street Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 38 Quay ~.™ Alex., flesher, 32 and 33 New Market, h. Bridge of Dee Alexander, broker, 89 Gallowgate
Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 Castle- street, ft. 31 Frederick-street Alexander, wright, 171 Gallowgate Alexander and Co., shoemakers, 10, h. 32 Guestrow Andrew, shipowner, 56 Wellington-street Charles, druggist, 1 Exchequer-row, h. Seafield, Rubislaw David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 131£ Union-street, h. 28 Union-row—workshop, 18 Summer-street
.—. —. Donald, manufacturer, 49 Green
.—„—. Duncan, of Tillychetly, h. 237 Union-street George, bookseller and stationer, 1 King-street, h. 8 Castle- street George (G. and W. Davidson), 17 Quay „ George, provision seller, 105 Gallowgate ™ George and William, merchants, rope and twine manufac- turers, Footdee— office, 20 Virginia-street
. ,— George, night watchman, 9 Forbes-street
. . George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, and commission agent, 51 St. Nicholas-street, h. 49 Upperkirkgate
.—. — George, flesher, 32 Basement-floor, New Market
. — Henry, lodgings, Commercial-court, Castle-street ~~. James, flesher, 47 New Market, h. 61 Green James, stabler, 6 Little Belmont-street
, James, grocer, tea, spirit, and cheese merchant, 13 North-
street, It. 64 Longacre ™* — James, plasterer, 22 Union-row ~—™ James, shore porter, and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial- court, 58 Castle-street James, shoemaker, 59 Regent-quay, h. 7 Canal-terrace James W., currier, foot of Berry-lane, h. 188 George-street „„. John and Co., painters and glaziers, 29 Union-street, h. 11 Drum's-lane John, writer, 138 SkeDe-street „™~™ John, writer, 9 Union-terrace „~.„~ John, writer (Yeats and Flockhart), 84 King-street .,„„ John, provision merchant, 24 Basement-floor, New Market „~-~™ John, spirit dealer, 3 Park-street
. . John, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 112 Gallowgate
. John, plumber, 67 Netherkirkgate Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canal-road ™ ™ Patrick and Alexander, advocates, 1 Bon-Accord-street
. ™ Patrick (P. and A. Davidson), h. 27 Bon-Accord-terrace Robert, gardener, Lochhead ™ Robert, tailor, 15 Causewayend „ Robert W. D., writer (Record-office), h. 123 George-street Robert, carver, 5 Huntly-street, h. 22 Dee-street, DAV DIC] NEW ABERDEEN. 72
Davidson, Robert R., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 20 Union- place, h. I Chapel-street William and Co., merchants, 44 Broad-street William, architect, Strawberrybank ~~~~. William, surgeon, 2 Correction-wynd William, stoneware merchant, 71 Green, h. Cooperston —~_ William, gardener, Burnside. William, furnishing tailor, 115 George-street William, of Kebbaty, 102 Chapel-street Mrs. Alexander, vintner, 22 Broad-street Mrs. Andrew, midwife, Cooperston Mrs. Lieutenant, 28 Constitution-street
. Mrs. George, Ruthrieston-inn, Bridge of Dee Mrs., Kidd-lane „™— Mrs. William, Canal-road
. Mrs. William, 50 Upperkirkgate Mrs., lodgings, 58 Commercial-court, Castle-street Miss, 9 Canal-street Mrs., cowfeeder, 173 North-street Miss, provision shop, 47 Chapel-street Miss, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 2 Shiprow, h. Shorebrae Miss, 75 Dee-street Davie, George, wright and cooper, Ruthrieston James, music seller, music master, and pianoforte tuner, Concert-court, 10 Broad-street Davies, Richard (Simpson and Whyte), h. Marywell-street Dawny, Alexander, land surveyor, 66 West North-street Dawson, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 174 George-street Alex., jeweller (George Jamieson), 35 Loch-street Charles, town-serjeant, Concert-court, Broad-street Mrs., provision seller, 248 George-street —.«^~ Mrs., lodgings, 1 Crown-place east Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont- street—John Weir, teacher Deans, James, dealer in porter and ale, and ginger-beer brewer, 15, h. 25 James-street Matthew, chimney-sweep, 22 Muttonbrae
, Miss, provision shop, 4 Marischal-street Dempster, John, shipmaster, 7 Hanover-street Miss, milliner, 85 Spring-garden Denmill Warehouse, Wellington-place Deuchar, George, grocer, 151, h. 149 George-street Devanha Brewery, Devanha Distillery Company, Polmuir Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D.D., principal of Marischal College, Vic- toria-terrace „™ Henry A., M.D., surgeon dentist, 250 Union-street Rev. Thomas (South parish), South-bridge, Holburn-street Diack, William, provision merchant, 25 St. Andrew-street Mrs., lodgings, 5 Schoolhill Dick, James, grocer, 7 Wales-street, h. 38 Park-street 73 NEW ABERDEEN. [DIC DOW
Dick, William, overseer, Harbour Works, h. 56 St. Clement-street Dickie, Rev. Andrew (United Presbyterian Church), 74 Eon-Ac- cord-street
!—;— George. M.D., lecturer on Botany, King's College, k. Cherryvale John, manager (William Duthie, shipowner), k. Cherryvale
. Mrs., Cherryvale Dilling, William, moulder, 61 Commerce-street Dingwall, Mrs., Spring-garden Dinnson, John, shipmaster (Union Grove), 6 Canal-terrace Divorty, Peter, grocer, 31 Causewayend Don, YVilliam, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 256 George-street Donald, Alexander, provision dealer, 45 Virginia-street Alexander, shipmaster (Garland), 6 Garvock- street ™ Alexander B., provision merchant, 28 College-street
. . Andrew, late baker, 25 Upperkirkgate Earnest, pork curer, 57 Green, h. Thistle-street George, tailor, 2^ Broad-street „„— George, glazier, 17 Netherkirkgate, h. Garnet-place James, shipmaster (Hero), 53 Commerce- street James, grocer, spirit dealer, and mealseller, 11, h. 9 Com- merce-street Peter, flesher, 8 New Market, Basement-floor, k. 3 Little Belmont-street ,.. Peter, spirit dealer, 79 George- street
—,— Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12 St. Nicholas-street Robert, shipmaster (Patriot), h. 4 St. Clement-street
. William, inn and lodgings, 8 Schoolhill William, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 16, 17, and 19, h. 21 Netherkirkgate
. William, shipowner, 8 Little Belmont-street William, principal beadle (Free South Church), and funeral waiter, 48 Summer-street William, Devanha Distillery, h. at Works ™ Mr3. James, Glenburn, Rubislaw ™ Mrs. William, 8 Little Belmont-street Mrs. W., 251 Union- street Mrs., lodgings, 48 Summer-street
, , Miss, teacher, Dr. Bell's school, Frederick-street Donaldson, Arthur, flesher, 166 George-street Robert, post-horse-master, &c, 190 George- street James, spirit dealer, 24 Trinity -street Robert, coach manufacturer, 196 and 198, k. 196 George-st. Mrs. Peter, vintner, Star Hotel and lodgings, 190 George-st. „. Mr?., flesher, Basement, New Market, h- Old Aberdeen Donaldson's School, Back-wynd— Rev. James Grant, teacher Donelan, James, comptroller of customs, 28 Bon- Accord- terrace Douglas, Alexander, farmer, Lower Kemhil), Bridge of Dee Mrs. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 30 Justice- street Dow, Alexander, heel and toeplate maker, Causewayend James, mason, 7 South Constitution- street G DOW DUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 74
Dow, John, shoemaker, 13 Castlebrae Downie, Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw —— Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Cooperston Dnmmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw work?, h. Rubislaw Druumiond, John, boot and shoemaker— warehouse, 54 Union- street, h. 14 Bon -Accord- terrace Drysdale, Miss, 39 Union-place Duff, Alexander, tailor, 22 St. Nicholas-lane David, wright, Thistle-street, h. 49 Summer-street
William and Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 1 10 Gallowgate, h. 2 Wales- street Mrs. A., teacher, 14 North Silver-street Miss, 14 Correction- wynd Duffus, James, confectioner, 86 Union-street, h. 13 Correction- wynd
— .— John, ship chandler, 80 Waterloo-quay, h. above shop Mrs., confectioner, 16 Upperkirkgate Duguid, Alexander, grocer, 39 West North-street Alexander (Cheyne and Duguid), 14 Marywell-street C. J. G. (of J. D. and Co.), h. 144 King-street
. James and Co., clothiers, 10 Broad-street James, writer, 61 Park-street .„ Simpson, of Cammochmore, h. 2 Mary-place, Skene-square
. Mrs., Belle vue- cottage, Hardgate ~ Mrs. W. Newlands, Ruthrieston Mrs. W., lodgings, 61 Park-street Miss, teacher (West- end Academy), Belle vue- cottage
. Miss, cotton manufacturess, 82 St. Andrew-street Dunbar, Alexander, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 75 John-street The Rev. Sir William, Bart, (of St. Paul's English Episcopal Chapel, Gallowgate), #.11 Union-terrace Duncan, Alexander, hairdresser, 9 Water-lane Alexander, farmer, Ruthrieston
.—.— Alexander, spirit-dealer, Jack's-brae George, agent, 28 Marischal -street, h. 3 Dee-place
. James, late tidewaiter, 25 Prince Regent-street
. James, vintner, 20 Skene- terrace James, Rev., 24 Schoolhill
— , James, vintner, 11 Chapel-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 53 Quay, h. 10 Castle-brae
. James, provision merchant, 5 St. Andrew-street John, goldsmith, jeweller, and optician, 4, h. 6 St. Nicholas- street John, tobacconist to her Majesty, 31 Union-street, h. 60 St. Nicholas-street John, manufacturer, h. 150 King-street John, writer, 68 Broad-street
, John, advocate, 25 Marischal-street, h. 39 Union-place ~. Lockhart, grocer, 23 Windmillbrae Peter, bootmaker, 130 George- street, h. 80 John-street Robert, millwright, Hanover-lane. —
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Duncan, Thomas, marble and stone work, 34, h. 46 Dee-street Thomas and Son, cork manufacturers, 20 St. Nicholas-st. (Corner of Netherkirkgate), h. 3 Drum's-lane
, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 39 Park-street, h. above shop William, treasurer and collector of Police—office, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 4 Shorebrae
. William, working optician, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 92 Union-street, h. 4 Rosemount
. William, wright and house-agent, 2, h. 6 St. Andrew-street William, shipowner, ]2S George-street William, flesher, 217 Gallowgate, h. 19 Spittal William, sen., flesher, 13 Wales-street Market, h. 27 Wales- William, mason, 10 Forbes-street [street i William, jun., ship insurance and share broker, 49 Maris- chal-street, h. 128 George-street William, gardener, Millbank-cottage Mrs., lodgings, 37 Marischal-street Mrs. Adam, 17 Huxter-row Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's-court, 74 Gallowgate Mrs. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Little Belmont-st.
. Mrs., 24 Schoolhill Mrs., 6 Broad-street
. Mrs., lodgings, Charles-court, Upperkirkgate
, Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs., lodgings, 16 Young-street Mrs. David, 40 Huntly-street Miss, teacher of reading and sewing, 24 Schoolhill
—, — Miss, dressmaker, 2 Little Belmont-street
. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 41 St, Nicholas-street Dun, John, teacher, Grammar School, h. 3 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill Dundas, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 283 George-street Dunn, Alexander, grocer, 1] College- street
. David and Co., wholesale grocers, drysalters, colourmen, and druggists, 32 King-street
—.— David (of D. Dunn and Co.), h. 30 King-street John, late merchant, 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-terrace John, shipmaster, 13 Commerce-street
. John, advocate, and sheriff- clerk-depute of Aberdeenshire office, 27 King-street, h. Fonthill-place
. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 9 Dee-street Durie, Mrs. David, stabler and innkeeper, 6 Baek-wynd
Durrel, John, sailmaker (J. Goldie and Co.), h. 1 1 Canal-terrace Durno, Leslie, mealseller, Wellington-place, h. Hardgate Peter, 58 Longacre Dustan, William, cart and plough-wright, 22, h 29 Skene-street Duthie, Alexander, brewer, Holburn -street
, Alexander and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee Alexander, jun., merchant and shipowner, h. Broadford- piace DUT EDW] NEW ABERDEEN. 76
Duthie, Alexander (of A. Duthie and Co.), h. Waterloo-quay _ Alexander, advocate, 11 Market-street, h. Broadford-place Barclay, furnishing tailor, 5 Church-street George (Duthie and Watt), 82 Skene-street John, hairdresser, Lime-quay, h. 5 Church-street John, shipbuilder, Wellington-street John, jun., shipbuilder, 27 York-place and Watt, slaters, 4 Black's-buildings, and Skene-street Holburn-street , William, brewer and maltster, office, 115 Union -street, h. Broadford- , . William, advocate— place William, shipowner and timber merchant, Footdee, h. 30 St. Clement-street—office, York-place Waterloo-quay , Mrs., late of Stonehaven, . Mrs. Alexander, 9 Union-street Dyce, James, late druggist, 4 East Crabstone-street Nicholas-street, h. Don- . Robert, advocate— office, 61 St. 47 street, Old Aberdeen Robert, M.D., lecturer on Midwifery, Marischal College, h. 198 Union-street
. Mrs. Thomas, 23 Castle-street Dver, Alexander R., Customhouse agent, commission merchant, and ship broker, h. 35 Wales-street
Eagle Fire and Life Insurance—Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland- court, Castle-street Easton, Alexander, blacksmith foreman (W. Hood and Co.), h. 31 James-street Steam Navigation Co., h. 70 Fark-st. , James, blacksmith, Eaton, James, stonecutter, 72 Catherine-street Eddie, Alexander, baker, 6, h. 8 Commerce-street Charles, miller, Nether Justice Mills, Holburn-street Duncan's-court, 74 Gallowgate , John, wright,
. farmer, Rubislaw , John, John, jun., clerk (Rubislaw Works), h. Bleachfield, Ru- bislaw maltster and brewer, 69 Virginia-street, /<. Prince , „„Robert, Regent- street Edinburgh Life Insurance—James Murray, advocate, agent, 50 Schoolhill Edmond, Charles, clerk (Glenburnie Distillery), h. Ashvale Cot- tage, Holburn-street h. . Francis, advocate— office, 22 Adelphi, Albyn-place James, advocate, 21 Adelphi stationer (successor to J. Philip and , ; John, bookbinder and Co.), 54 Queen-street, h. 31 Frederick-street James, cartwright, 153 George-street „ Misses, Ashvale- cottage, Holburn-street Edward, Alexander, late solicitor, 14 Constitution-street David, beadle of Free Bon-Accord Church, funeral waiter and undertaker, h. 46 Woolmanhill 77 NEW ABERDEEN. [EDW ESS '
Edward, James, 73 George-street ™.— James, shoemaker, Holburn -street Mrs. James, 55 Chapel-street Edwards, Douglas, general merchant, 16, h. 15 Adelphi-court James, flaxdresser (Richards and Co.), 117 George-street „ Simpson, baker, Upper Denburn William, spirit dealer, 25 Causewayend ™ Mrs., midwife, 33 Skene-street Elder, Peter (Aberdeen Horse Repository), h. 98 Chapel-street Elgie, William (Broadford Works), h. Rosie-cottage, May bank Elgin, Mrs. William, 7 Drum's-lane Ellethorn, James, surgeon, 150 Gallowgate Ellis, Rev. Ferdinand, Middleton-cottage, Summer-street Gordon, porter dealer, 4 Charlotte-street „ Mrs., midwife, 51 Causewayend Mrs. Captain John, 16 Chapel-street „_ Mrs. Captain, 61 Dee-street Elliot, James, shipmaster (Berbice), 1 Dee-lane Elmslie, R. J., auctioneer, appraiser, and commission agent, 24
Broad-street, h. 1 Concert-court, Broad-street William, late merchant, 3 Kidd-lane „„ William, druggist, 57 Castle-street, h. Commercial-court Mrs. John, 39 Chapel-street Mrs., Porthill-cottage Elrick, John, grocer, 105 Skene-street John, mason, 64 Gallowgate ,„ Robert, millwright, 6 Hanover-street Miss, matron, Lunatic Asylum Elsmie, George (of George Elsmie and Son), h. 13 Regent-quay George and Son, commission merchants and general agents, 13 Regent-quay „_v™~ James (of G. Elsmie and Son), 13 Regent-quay Emslie, George (of W. E.nslie and Son), h. Honeybank, Canalside „__ James, dentist, 20 Woolmanhill „ John, coppersmith and brassfounder, 12 CarnegieVbrae, h. 16 Huxter-row John, manager, tape manufactory, h. 86 Chapel-street William and Son, merchants, 191 Gallowgate, h. Honeybank, Canalside „_~~ Rev. William, Honeybank, Canalside William and Co., stoneware merchants, 188 West North- street, h. above shop Mrs., lodgings, 7 Little Belmont-street „™~~ Mrs., lodgings, 12 Marywell-street „~~~ Miss, 21 Summer-street Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, 7 Frederick-street, h. Bon- Accord- square -. Mrs., provision dealer, 47 George-street Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist, 138 George-street „_ Mrs., 32 Summer-street Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 2 Trinity- street, h. 14 Carmelite-st. ESS—FAR] NEW ABERDEEN. 78
P'sson, James, jobbing gardener, 58 Summer-street Ettershank, James, cooper, Causewayend —™ Josepb, shipmaster (Katherine), Prince Regent -street European Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson, advocate, agent, 1 Bon-Accord-street Ewen, George, turner, Union-street, opposite the County-rooms, h. 66 Windmillbrae
,—. — John, turner, 12 St. Andrew-street, h. 17 Jopp's-lane
.—,—, Thomas, advocate, 20 Queen-street, h. 140 George-street William, builder, 7 Summer-street, h 23 Chapel-street Excise Office, 116 King-street Experience Life Assurance Company—agent, George Marquis, 147 Union-street
Fairweather, David, mahogany, rosewood, and general timber merchant — timber-yarjis, Jopp's-lane and Commerce- street, h. 58 Dee-street „. ~ John (late mail-guard), 61 Huntly-street
—. —. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 184 George-street Falconer, Alexander, spirit dealer and shipmaster (Belina), 69 Commerce-street ™.~~, Alexander (of J. Falconer and Co.), h. 24 Union-row
„-* George (of J. Falconer and Co.), h. 24 Union-row
, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn —.—, John and Co., haberdashers, 23 Union-street
, John, shipmaster, St. Clement-street ,™ Mrs. John, 127 Crown-street Mrs., midwife, Stony ton, Rubislaw Farmer's and Grazier's Mutual Cattle Assurance Society— office, 11 Market street—Benjamin Reid, agent for Aberdeen district Farquhar, Arthur, land-surveyor, 123J Union-street, k. 1 Alford- place —„™ George, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston George (Herald Office), h. south end of College-street and Gill, painters, glaziers, paper-hangers, plumbers, braziers, and gas-fitters, 2 Drum's-laue, and 2 Upper- kirkgate ,v~» James, clerk (John Blaikie and Sons), 19 Littlejohn-street James, plumber (of F. and G.), h. 63 Guestrow
. ^ John (of Farquhar and Gill), h. 63 Guestrow ~ Nathaniel, advocate (Chalmers and Farquhar), 33 Union- place ,„„ R. Spottiswood, advocate, 24 Adelphi, h. 169 Crown-street
, William, confectioner, 204, h. 202 George-street
„™ . William, manager (Glenburn Distillery), h. Villa Franca
. Mrs., of Johnston- lodge, 263 Union-street
, . Mrs. Alexander, 169 Crown-street
. .„„. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 230 George-street Farquharson and Co., merchants, 131 Union-street 79 NEW ABERDEEN. [FAR FIN
Farquharson, Alexander, stabler, Ross's -court, 22 Sehoolhill
. Andrew, yr. of Whitehouse, 15 Union-terrace Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15 Union-terrace
. . Thomas, boot and shoemaker, corner of Innes-street, Gal- lowgate „™ Misses, of Ballogie, 248 Union-street ™ Miss, 84 Union -street Feggetter, Mrs., vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills Female School of Industry (Sheriff Watson's), 9 Denburn-terrace — Miss Campbell, matron
, School of Industry, Shaw's-court, 90 Gallowgate—Miss Milne, matron Orphan Asylum, Albyn-place Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56 John-street Ferguson, Alexander, teacher, North Parish School, h. 11 Bon- Accord-street Archibald M., writer (Blaikie and Smith), h. 110 Crown- street Rev. Fergus, 110 Crown-street James, advocate, 4 Correction-wynd, h. Grove-cottage, Cooperston
, Dr. James, West-end Academy, h. Oakbank-cottage
. , John., writer, 4 Correction-wynd, h. Cooperston
, Robert, silk dyer and renovator, 42, h. Charles -court, 40 Upperkirkgate Mrs John, J. Ferguson's-court, 108 Gallowgate
, „„ Miss, 40 Bon-Accord-street
. Miss, teacher (West-end Academy), 11 Bon-Accord-street Ferres, John, mealseller, 2 East North-street Ferrier, James, gardener, 30 Spa-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 30 Spa-street Ferrie, Peter, porter, 5 JoppVlane Ferryhill-mill Warehouse, 59 and 61 Castle-street Fettes, Misses, 3 Dee-place Janet, poultry-shop, 73 Windmillbrae Fiddes, David, M.D., 18 King-street „ Edward, (North of Scotland Bank), h. 18 King-street William, manufacturer, 76 Skene-street Misses, dressmakers, Skene-square Fidler, Alexander, coal broker, 56 Quay, h. 17 Prince Regent- street Fillan, William, goldsmith and jeweller, 78 Union-street, h. Den- burn-terrace Fimester, John, surveyor of taxes, 2 Langstane-place Findlater, James, plasterer, 47 Causewayend Andrew, master of Gordon's Hospital Findlay, Alexander, shoemaker, 11 and 53 Broad -street Alexander, blacksmith, 30 Commerce-street, h. 32 Park- street James, 23 Prince Regent-street FIN FOR] NEW ABERDEEN. SO
Findlay, John, watchmaker, jeweller, and manufacturer of German silver plate, 6 and 26 South Gallery, New Market, and 1 Queen-street, h. Gordon-street John A., druggist, 43 Castle-street, h. Brebner's-court, Castle-street
.— ,—. Robert, carver and turner, 10 Mary well -street—shop, Wind- mill-lane Robert, hairdresser, 147, Gallowgate Robert, clerk (Allardyce and Jopp), h. 38 Union-terrace Mrs., sick nurse, 59 Longacre Mrs., midwife, 17 Schooihill
. Mrs., 42 Huntly street —— Mrs., sick nurse, 91 King-street Mrs., lodgings, 32 Park-street Finlason, Eric, tailor, clothier, and hatter, (late of Nicol and Fin- lason), 26 Marischal-street, h. 50 Chapel-street Duncan, (Finlason and Ord), h. Nellfield
. John, tailor and draper, 2, h. 4 Queen-street —— and Ord, drapers, 41 Union-street Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 50 Chapel-street Finlayson, John, provision shop, 26 Young-street
John (Herald Office), /;. 45 Constitution-street Finnie, Mrs., grocer, 157, h. 159 Gallowgate Fire Engine Station, 125 King-street Fisher, Basil (Devanha), 27 Belmont-street „ Capt. S. A., West-villa, Albyn-place — William, Ferryhill — ~— Mrs., merchant, 23 New Market Gallery Miss, 27 Belmont-street Flann, Joseph, shipmaster (Struggler), Bannermill-street Fleming, James, molecatcher, Bridge of Dee John, advocate, 12 King-street
—. — John, merchant, 81 Crown-street ~~ John, late brewer, Gilcomston, h. Mount-street ™_— J. and J., hardware merchants, 47 Broad-street, h. Burn- court, Upperkirkgate
. Robert, victualling house and spirit dealer, 49 West North- street Flett, David, tailor, Trinity-manse
.—. — William, baker, 180, h. 178 George-street
— .— Mrs., vintner, 60 Quay Fletcher, Robert, sharebroker, 24 Adelphi, h. 55 Schooihill William, shipmaster (Marys), 61 Commerce-street Flockhart, Alexander (of Yeats and Flockhart), h. Belmont Foote, Rev James (Free East Church), h. 14 Golden-square „™ James, shoemaker, 38 Frederick-street ™ Miss, 137 Union-street Forbes, Alexander, late boatman, Customs, 52 Wellington -street
Alexander (of Forbes and Sons), //.. 265 George-street Alexander, of Blackford, h. 18 Golden-square and Abel, advocates, 7 Belmont-street 81 NEW ABERDEEN. [FOR FOR*
Forbes, Major-General David (C.B.), of Migvie, h. Silver-street David Henry, of Balgownie, h. Balgownie Duncan, advocate (Forbes and Abel), h. Broadford-cottage George, grocer, 59 St. Nicbolas-street James, gardener, 4 Shuttle-street James, merchant (of Forbes and Sons), h. Kingsland-place, 265 George-street James, late of Echt, 28 Quay James, Holburn-street James and Sons, wholesale clothiers, haberdashers, and woollen drapers, 40 Union-street James, spirit dealer, 7, h. 11 James-street
. James, furnishing tailor (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), h 62 Hutcheon-street John, late wool merchant, h. 15 Skene-terrace John, shipmaster, 13 Commerce-street John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86 Broad-street, h. 1 Gallowgate Robert, shore-porter, St. Catherine's-court, 16 Shi prow
, ™ Captain William Henry, R A., 79 Chapel-street
™ Mrs., provision merchant, 1 86 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 25 Huntly -street
—~~ Miss E , of Ladysford, 26 Silver-street
. ~ Misses, of Echt, 23 Bon- Accord-terrace Ford, John, circulating library, 23 Hutcheon-street Fordyce, Alexander Dingwall, of Brucklay, R.N., M.P., Albyn- place Miss Dingwall, 53 Schoolhill
. Miss Dingwall, 64 Dee-street Forrest, Edmund, assistant surveyor. G.P.O., 64 Union-street George, carter, 79 Virginia-street Farrier-lane —. — Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 3, h. 4
,— Mrs., midwife, 114 Chapel-street Mrs., midwife, 76 Queen-street Miss, Marine-terrace Forrester, William T., guard of Ballater mail, 9 Diamond-street Forsyth, Alexander, 18 Constitution-street —„™ Alexander, 23 Skene-square and Emslie, chemists and druggists, 57 Castle-street
,—. — George, 18 Constitution-street George, late dyer, 15 Constitution-street
. , James, wire-worker, 104, h. 123 George-street ~~ James, baker, 129 Crown-street, h. 127
. . James, M.D., 15 Guestrow Rev. James, D.D., of West Church, 21 Golden-square John, leather merchant, 83 Broad-street, h. Prospect-house Morrice, excise office, 112 King-street, h. 23 Skene-square Robert, overseer (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), h. 70 Cathe- rine-street William, mail-guard, 45 Bon-Accord-street William, druggist, 57 Castle-street, h. 35 Dee-street FOR FRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 82
Forsyth, William, feuar, 24 North Broadford —. — William, suh-editor (Herald), h. 23 Skene-square Mrs. David, 2 Union-place Miss, 77 Crown-street Fortune, George, assistant inspector of poor, k. Summerfield, Park- street-road Fotheringham, Richard, manufacturer, h. 9 North Broadford Fowler, Alexander, dentist and cupper, 22 Belmont-street
. Andrew, Wellspit House, near Bridge of Dee ™— James and John of Cluny—warehouse, 24 George-street
,— John, vintner, Ruthrieston Fowlie, James, treasurer, Boys' and Girls' Hospital, 19 Upperkirk- gate Francis, John, machine-maker, 2 Shuttle-lane, h. 48 Frederick- street Fraser, Alexander, advocate and city chamberlain, Town-house, h. 194 King-street
.—. — Alexander, surgeon, 44 Schoolhill
, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, and agent for Glenury Distillery, 181, h. 183 Gallowgate
—. — Alexander, tea and spirit merchant, and agent for the Brackla Royal Distillery, 15 Marischal-street, h. 49 Con- stitution-street Alexander, contractor, Rosemount-place Alexander, harbour day-patrol, h. 10 Commerce-street Arthur, merchant, 42 Gordon-street Angus, grocer, wine, and spirit dealer, 72, 74, and 76 Union- street, h. Woodbank, Pitfodels Charles, clerk (John Catto, Son, and Co.), h. Wales-street
. Donald (North of Scotland Bank), h. Spittal David, merchant, 52 George-street, h. 50 Loch-street Francis, manager (M. Manuelle), Provost Blaikie's-quay, h. 6 Catto-square George, ship-joiner, Pottery-close, Footdee George, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 14 Catto-square Hugh, blacksmith and bell-hanger, Steps of Gilcomston Hugh, clerk (A. Duthie and Co.), 33 Wales-street. Hugh, clothier, 24 Union-street, h. Broadford-place Hugh and Co., china merchants, 55, h. 54 Castle-street James, overseer (Commercial Co.), h. 12 Marywell-street
, . James (of J. F. and Son), h. 8 Drum's-lane James and Son, boot and shoemakers, 115 Union-street James and Co., grocers, wine, and spirit dealers, 197 Union- street, corner of Dee-street—Receiving Post Office „~.™ James (of J. Fraser and Co.), h. 54 Dee-street
. . James, jun., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 6 Union- place, h. 4 Summer-street
. . — James, tailor and clothier, 12 Union-street, h. 6 Union-lane James, candlemaker, 46 Loch-street, Ji. 42 Castle-street .™ John (of J. Fraser and Son), h. 66 Bon-Accord-street John, tailor, 64 John-street 83 NEW ABERDEExV. [FRA GAG
Fraser, John, watch and clock-maker, 166 Union-street, k. 37 Whitehouse-street John, clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 42 Castle-street John, tailor, 11 Gaelic- lane John, builder, Charlotte-street, corner of John-street John, spirit dealer, 11 Fisher- row
. . John, clerk (Richards and Co.), h. 114 Chapel-street Thomas, blacksmith, Gordon's-court, 88 Broad-street Thomas, merchant, Holburn-street
— .—. William, surgeon, 8 Drum's-lane
. William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57 Union-street, h. 2 Crown-place William, bookseller and stationer, 29 New Market Gallery Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, foot of Short- loanings
. . Mrs., Mary well- street Miss, of Fraserfield, 9 Union-row
. Miss, 24 North Silver-street Frater, James, clerk (City Tax Office), h. 9 Huxter-row John E., sailmaker, (Catto, Thomson, and Co.), 109 York- street Frederick, Charles, and Brothers, German clock makers, 62 Broad- street
. John, German clock maker, 5 Broad-street Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Summerfield, Kettybrewster
. Samuel, (J. Gibb and Sons), 1 Alford- place French, William, baker, 6, h. 7 Shiprow Friends' meeting-house, 132 Gallowgate Fullerton, Alexander, spirit dealer, 21 Wales-street Fyfe, Alexander, mason, 37 St. Andrew-street
—. — Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 12 Crown-street
. Charles, house and property agent, and share broker— office, 104 Union-street Charles and Co., tobacconists and tea dealers, importers and dealers in Foreign and British snuffs, Havannah cigars, fine tobaccos, &c, 104 Union-street, h. 72 Bon-Accord- street Charles, vintner and blacksmith, Kepjieston, Rubislaw ~~— John, blacksmith, 9 Carmelite-street
. , John, brushmaker, 22 St. Nicholas-street, h. 16 Bon- Accord- terrace Lewis, blockmaker (Catto, Thomson, and Co.), 47 York- —~~ Robert, jobbing gardener, 36 Union-row [street Mrs., dressmaker, 41 Blackfriars-street Miss, boarding and day school, 72 Bon- Accord-street Fyffe, Alexander, writer, 220 George-street Fyvie, Mrs. Alexander, 11 Schoolhill
Gael, Francis, spirit dealer, Calsayseat Gage, Andrew, 44 Skene-street James, overseer, cloth department, Rubislaw Works, h. Rubislaw GAL GEN] NEW ABERDEEN. St
Galen, John, M.D., 7 East Crabstone-street ™ Mrs. Alexander, Crown-street Gall and Bird, clothiers and tailors, 46 Union-street Charles, stabler, 24 Gerard-street
, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 112 George -street, h. 61 Loch- street
. . William (of G. and B.), 41 Netherkirkgate Gallagher, James, pawnbroker, 20 Harriet-street, h. 1 Ragg's-lane Galloway, Mrs., merchant, 277 George-street Mrs., midwife, 2 Littlejohn-street Gammie, Mrs., 38 Gordon-street Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Richebucto), 59 Virginia-street Garden and Palmer, hair-cloth and curled hair manufacturers, 14 John-street George, baker, 33, h. 31 Schoolhill h. Barkmill- . James, advocate (of Murray and Garden), cottage George-street . John (Richards and Co., Broadford), h. 12
. William (of Garden and Palmer), 14 John-street Mrs. George, 89 Bon-Accord-street Mrs. John, 67 Bon-Accord-street _ Miss, 121 Crown- street ._ Miss, dressmaker, 15 Skene-street Gardiner, William, chimney-sweep, Brebner's- court, 9 Castle- street Garioch, John, teacher, 106, h. 92 Loch-street Broadford . John, hairdresser, 3 Schoolhill, h. 9 North Mrs. (late of Strachan), 22 Queen- street
. Miss, dressmaker, 42 Chapel-street Garvie, James, builder, 12, h. 10 Summer-street Gavin, William, grain and meal merchant, Mill of Lairney—ware- house, 12, h. 13 Black's-buildings Gauld, Hugh, spirit dealer, 22 Correction-wynd Hugh, jun., flesher, 5 and 6 New Market, h. Drumhead, Belhelvie John, flesher, 38 New Market, h. 88 Green George-street . Peter, flesher, 45 New Market, h. 166 (Coutts and Gauld), 5 Little Chapel-street . William Miss, 21 North Silver-street Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street Geddes, George, builder, 6 Mounthooly ,„. James, boot and shoemaker, 14 Causewayend John, M.D., 37 Union-place grammar school, 13 Marischal-street . WTlliam D., teacher,
„. Miss, lodgings, 19 Upperkirkgate Celiac, Alexander, carpenter and precentor (North Church), 62 Virginia- street James, cooper, 183 West North-street 264 George-street . William, clerk (National Bank), Generd Fire and Life Assurance Co.—George Allan, advocate, 1 Marischal-street 85 NEW ABERDEEN. [GEO GIL
George, Charles (of Oswald, George, and Co), h. 11 Chanonry, Old Aberdeen James, house-carpenter, Frederick-street Gerrard, Alexander, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), 97 Union-street ™-^— James, blacksmith and machine maker, John-street, corner of Jopp's-lane, h. Skene-square John, cooper, St. Clement-street ™„— William, brewer (Devanah Brewery), h. at the work „™.— William, cabinetmaker, 55 Huntly-street
„~—. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97 Union-street Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, Waterloo-quay, h. Willowbank John and Son, civil engineers, contractors, and stone mer- chants, Waterloo-quay John, civil engineer (of G. and Son), h. Willowbank William, teacher (Girls' Hospital) Miss S., 15 Rose-street Misses, 69 Dee-street Gibbon, Alex., M.D., Mackie-place Charles, inn and lodgings, 64 Regent-quay Mrs. William, 6 Bon-Accord-square Mrs., innkeeper, 10 Queen-street
. , Miss, Mackie-place Misses, Ellangowan-cottage, Pitfoddels Gibson, Alexander, wright, 10 Thistle-street, h. 43 Chapel-street Brown, broker, 80 Queen-street Thomas, shuttle- maker, 33 Union -terrace Thomas B., (W. Milne and Son), 125 Union street, h. 7 Whitehouse-street ^.— William, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.), 87 Chapel-street William, flesher, 4 Windy- wynd Mrs. G., 15 Skene-row
. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24 Belmont-street Gifford and Mair, carvers and gilders, 163 Union-street James (of Gifford and Mair), k. 14 Marywell-street Gilbert, William, police officer, Garden-lane, North-street Gilchrist, Gordon (of Gilchrist and Son), h. 36 Union-street
„™ , and Son, merchant tailors, 36 Union-street Mrs., Rosemount-place Miss H., teacher, Rosemount-place Gilcomston Brewery Co., Gilcomston Flour Mills, Gilcomston Gildawie, Alexander, late farmer, Gateside, 6 Carmelite-street Giles, James, R.S.A., portrait and landscape painter, 64 Bon-Ac- cord-street Gill, David (of Farquhar and Gill), h. 6 Caroline-place, Maybank „™ David (of Gill and Smith), 3 St. Nicholas-lane John, Bon- Accord ale establishment, 13 Queen-street ™„ Peter, Union-terrace ™. and Smith, wholesale watch and clock makers, 80 Union-st. ~™ Mrs., 216 Gallowgate Gillan, Wm„ manufacturer (Richards and Co.), 117 George-street GIL GORJ NEW ABERDEEN. 86
Gillan, Mrs., dressmaker, 62 Virginia-street Gillanders, James, sexton (St. Clement's Churchyard), and funeral undertaker, 3, h. 1 Commerce-lane William, watch and clock maker, Hosefield Gillen, William, tide waiter, k. 25 James-street Gillespie, Erskine, boot & shoe warehouse, 3 New Market Gallery James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 10 Regent-quay, k. above shop James, London tavern and victualling house, 35 and 36 Regent-quay John, innkeeper, 44 Harriet-street John, Gilcomston tavern, Gilcomston Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate Glasgow Annuity Endowment Association Glass, James, late shoemaker, Holburn-street ™ J. and W., grocers an.l spirit dealers, 254 George-street Glassites' Chapel, 37 St. Andrew-street Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg and Sons), h. 31 Shiprow George (of Glegg and Sons), h. 28 Dee-street George and Sons, confectioners, 191 Union-street and 27 Shiprow Robert (of Glegg and Sons), h. 37 Shiprow Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw Glennie, George, baker, 17, h. 15 Crown-street Mrs., 33 North Broadford „ Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon-street
. Mrs., midwife, 8 Langstane-place Miss, Galleries, Skene-place Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance—Robert Dyce, advocate, 61 St. Nicholas-street Goldie, James, and Co., sailmakers, Waterloo-quay „™ James, shipowner, Waterloo-quay, h. Ash-hill „ John, shipmaster, Wellington-road Goldsworth, John, teller, (N. Bank), 76 Bon-Accord-street Goodbrand, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 275 George-street Goodfellow, James, baker, 24, h. 26 Justice-street Goodwin, William, mail-guard, 7 Donald's-court, Schoolhill Gordon, Alexander, manager (Aberdeen Quill Company), h. 38 Union-terrace „, Alexander, advocate and commissary clerk, h. National Bank- court, 42 Castle-street—Commissary Clerk's office and chambers, New Record Office, 27 King-street ^ Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2 Shore-brae Alexander (of Urquhart and Gordon), 164 Union-street manufacturers, Wood- . Barron, and Co., cotton-spinners and side Charles, cooper and provision-curer, 57 Green, h. Ferryhill- Charles, gardener, Nellfield-Cottage [buildings Charles (of North of Scotland Bank), h. 20 Silver-street Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic Chapel, h. Chapel-court, 1 Justice-street 87 NEW ABERDEEN. [GOR GOR
Gordon, Donald, funeral waiter, 5 Gaelic-lane „™ Donald, comb manufacturer, 17 Jopp's-lane Francis, of Kincardine, advocate, 27 King-street, h. 13 Golden-square „~— George, late merchant, 44 Chapel-street George, secretary (Gas Light Co.), h. 20 Silver-street George (of T. and G. Gordon), k. Ruthrieston
„™—. Hugh and Co., general iron merchants, &c, 89 Broad-street —manufactory, 14 Gallowgate „™— James and Co., coopers, Chronicle-lane, h. 56 Longacre James, silk mercer and shawl merchant, 26, 27, 28, and 29, Castle-street John, cooper and fishcurer, 47 York-street ~™~~ John, carter, 71 Hutcheon-street John, broker, 4 East North-street —~~, John, funeral waiter, 40 Broad-street ™.— Peter E., of Mosstown, Strawberrybank
— .—. Robert, wright, Summer-lane - and Smith, carters, 81 and 167 West North-street ™ Thomas, jun. (of T. and G. Gordon), h. 162 Union-street
. . Thomas and George, grocers, wine and spirit-merchants, 175 Union-street
. —. Thomas, innkeeper and stabler, 15 Back-wynd William, advocate, 14 Adelphi, agent for Scottish Equitable Life and Imperial Fire Offices Wm., stock- broker and commission merchant, 34 Marischal street, #.11 Bon -Accord-square
. William, tailor, Ann-street Mrs., sen., of Newtown, h. 151 Union-street m Mrs. Alex., lodgings, second floor, 64 Union-street Mrs. Alex., 12 Mary well-street ,™— Mrs. James, 2 Longacre, and Gowanbrae, Causewayend ™~~ Mrs. John S.,93 Crown -street Mrs. L., 4 Schoolhill —„~. Mrs. Ralph, 86 Crown-street ~™ Mrs. Dr., lodgings, 83 Union-street ™ Mrs., 35 North Broadford ™ Mrs. Maxwell, 48 Union-place
. Mrs. General, of Pitlurg, 9 Golden-square Mrs. Robert, 290 George-street
. Mrs. Thomas, 31 Frederick- street
—,—. Mrs., 66 Gerard-street
.—. — Miss, dressmaker, 106 George-street Miss, dressmaker, second floor, 64 Union-street Miss, 8 Bon- Accord-terrace ™ Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 86 Crown-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50 Gordon-street
. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22 Union-terrace Miss, dressmaker, 85 Spring-garden Miss H., Skene-square Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill '
GOS GrRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 88
Gossip, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Shiprow Miss, dressmaker, 4 Hanover-street Gow, John, clothier, 110 George-street, h. 7 Forbes-street Gowan, Alexander, shipowner, Hanover-lane Gracie, James, builder, 59 Huntly-street Grahame, Joseph, 10 Links-street Grange, Mrs., 53 John-street Granger, Robert, shipmaster, 45 Wellington-street Grainger, Charles, advocate (of Stronach and Grainger), h. 1 1 North Silver-street
. Mrs., 11 North Silver-street Grant, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 24 Green, h. 16 Cor- rection-wynd Alexander, rope and twine maker, North Broadford . Major Charles, 8 Castle-street Charles, grocer and spirit-dealer, 14 West North-street ™— David, teacher, Eastfield-cottage David, boot and shoemaker, 3 South Silver-street, h. 3 Thistle-street David L. R. (Brebner and Grant), h. Marine- terrace George, advocate, 10 King-street ~ George, lodgings, 19 Prince Regent-street George, clerk (Leys, Masson. and Co.), h. 34 North Broad- ford —™ George, clerk, 103 West North-street Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's school, Back-wynd, h. Eastfield cottage James, shipmaster (Mercury), 58 Shiprow James, clerk (stamps and taxes), 35 Huntly-street James and Son, cabinetmakers, Ross-court, 6 Upperkirkgate
.—. — John, spirit dealer, 10 Lower Denburn John and William, clothiers and haberdashers, 16 Broad- street, h. Crown-street ™ John, builder, 8 Forbes-street ~™— John, grocer, 9 Upperkirkgate, h. above shop
— ,— Lachlan, tailor, Chronicle-lane Peter, virtuoso, collector of plants, minerals, and petrifac- tions, &c, 39 and 43 West North-street -. Peter, surgeon, 171 Gallowgate, h. 6 Innes-street Robert, clock-dial manufacturer, 24 Frederick-street ™ Robert, stoneware merchant, 29 Woolmanhill Rev. Samuel (Bon-Accord Church), 80 Bon-Accord-street —_~~ Mrs., lodgings, 44 Summer-street Mrs., provision merchant, 34 and 36 Loch-street Mrs. Ludovick, 15 Belmont-street Mrs., sick-nurse, 5 Gaelic-lane Mrs., commercial hotel and lodgings, 39 Marischal-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 32 Adelphi Misses, 18 Crown-street Misses, of Monymusk, 11 Belmont-street Misses L. and F., milliners and dressmakers, 24 Dee-street 89 NEW ABERDEEN. [GRA GRE
Grassie, Lewis, writer, 36 Union-street Gray, Alexander, late merchant, 27 North Broadford Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 165 West North- street Alexander, coach-builder, 101, h. 103 King-street
, Charles, cooper, Hector's-court, Commerce-court, h. 58 Longacre Rev. Charles, 279 George-street Daniel, tea, wine, and grocery merchant, 22, h. 36 Union- street „„.™. David, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Shiprow David, house steward, Gordon's Hospital r^. David, professor of natural philosophy, Marischal College, h. 15 Union-place Ernest, 125 Crown-street George, merchant, 5 Dee-place James, general agent, commission merchant, and ship broker, 58 Marischal-street, h. Braehead of Gilcomston James, saddler, 63 West North- street James, flesher, 15 New Market, h. 26 W'ales-street „m James, flesher, New Market, h. St. Clement-street
, , James, keeper of Kettybrewster tollbar James, flesher, 33 Basement-floor, New Market John, millwright (M'Kinnan and Co.'s), h. 239 George-st. John, flesher, 19 New Market, h. Pegler's-house, Wales-st. John, officer (West Church), h. 22 Back-wynd .„ John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Holburn-street, h. above shop John (of Morison and Gray), h. 134 Crown-street Robert, second clerk, Post-office, h. 36 Union-terrace Robert A., teacher (Public Schools), h. 162 Union-street Robert, mealseller, 57 Commerce-street Union- , Walter, silk, shawl, and bonnet rooms, 121, h. 64 street Watt and Co., rope and twine manufacturers, 162 West North-street Crown-st. , . William, tea dealer and grocer, 39 Green, h. 115 „ ™ William, advocate, 136 King-street William, clerk, Post-office, h. Rosemount-place William, boot and shoemaker, 288, h. 290 George-street „ Mrs. Adam, 5 Union -place
. Mrs. George, grocer, 155 Gallowgate, A. 7 John-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 7 John-street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 51 St. Andrew-street Mrs., vintner, St. Clement-street Mrs. James, lodgings, 44 Upperkirkgate „_. Miss, 79 Gallowgate „~~™ Miss, dressmaker, 17 Huntly-street Greach, Mrs., lodgings, 30 Dee-street Green, Alexander, saddler, 6 King-street „„ John, 90 Union-street h2 GRE HAD] NEW ABERDEEN. 90
Green John, cashier (City of Glasgow Bank), h. 90 Union-street Peter, horse-shoer and farrier, 8 Schoolhill Gregory, William, keeper of Advocates' hall, h. Advocates'-build- ings, Union-street Greig, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 23, h. 25 Huntly-street Alexander, flesher, 30 New Market, h. 6 Black's-buildings George, cart and plough wright, 184 West North-street George, builder (W. and G. Greig), 28 Summer-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Causewayend James B., shipmaster, 47 Constitution-street James, shoemaker, 89 Queen-street John, cabinetmaker, 129, h. 131 King-street—workshop, 11 Princes-street ™ John E., N. S. Bank, 131 King-street —~™ John K., N. S. Bank, 266 George-street
——. John, surgeon, R.N., 84 Crown-street Robert, builder, 30 Summer-street
, William, vintner, 19 Lodge-walk William, builder (W. and G. Greig), 40 Union-terrace
.—. — William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, Skene- square, h. 1 Forbes-street W. and G., builders, 40 Skene-terrace
. Mrs. James, 3 Little Chapel-street
„. . Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat maker, Windmill-
. . —. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 132 Union-street [brae Griffith, Charles F., manager, Aberdeen Fire and Life Insurance, 89 Union-street Griffiths, W. H., Oddfellows' Arms' Inn, 41 Queen-street Grigor, Robert, agent, Commercial Bank, 7 King-street Groundwater, Alexander L., assistant collector (Gas Light Co.), 40 Canalside, Cotton —„™ Watson, clerk, 40 Canalside, Cotton Grub, George, advocate, Advocates' buildings, h. 25 Langstane- place Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance—A. Chivas, advo- cate, agent, National Bank-court, 42 Castle-street Guild, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 200 George-street ~™„»„ George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston Gunn, John, master shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), h. Summer- lane ~ Kenneth, spirit dealer, Commerce-street Gunpowder Office (Sir H. Bridges) 115 Union-street—William Stevenson, agent Guthrie, Andrew, shipmaster, 31 James-street James, builder, opposite 224 George-street, h. 55 Catheriner street ~~~™ Mrs., sick nurse, 19 Chapel-street Mrs., sick nurse, 4 Thistle-street
Hadden, Alexander, of Persley, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, and Co.), h. Grandholm-cottage 91 NEW ABERDEEN. [HAD HAY
Hadden, Alexander and Sons, woollen and carpet manufacturers, and worsted spinners, Green and Garlogie Gavin, manufacturer (A. Hadden and Sons), Union-grove James, jun., manufacturer (A. Hadden and Sons), h. Coun- tesswells ™ James Farquhar, manufacturer (A. Hadden and Sons), h. 1 Union-place ,„ Thomas Leys, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, and Co), h. Grandholm-lodge Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, h. 117 York-street, Footdee „™ and Sons, shipbuilders, York-street, Footdee John, wholesale warehouseman, 43 Broad-street James, shipbuilder (of A. Hall and Sons), Footdee James, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 52 West North-street
. John, merchant, 43 Broad-street, h. 13 Union-place William (of A. Hall and Sons), 119 York-street, Footdee Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91 Gallowgate Ham, Richard, shipmaster (Self), 42 Quay Hamilton, John, cutler, 17, h. 31 George-street Hanoverian Royal Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21 Quay Hanseatic Vice-Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21 Quay Hardy, Thomas, city missionary, 264 George-street Harper, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 57, h. 61 Virginia-st. Alexander, mole catcher, Ruthrieston James, commission agent, 35 Netherkirkgate, h. 19 Union- buildings William, boot and shoemaker, 237 (Receiving Post Office), h. 239 George-street
, Mrs. Alexander, 47 Green * Mrs., teacher, 4 Jopp's-lane
, Mrs., lodgings, 19 Union-buildings Harris, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 72 Woolmanhill Harrison, George (of Harrison and Smith), h.28 St. Andrew-street and Smith, post-horse masters, horse bazaar, St. Andrew- street and Lodge-walk Harrow, Mrs., midwife, 4 Gordon's-court, Schoolhill Hart, Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John-street), h. 70 Dee-street Harvey, Alexander, M.D., 214 Union-street Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 5 Marischal-street, h. Lang- stane-place George T., clerk (Railway Co.), h. Marywell-street A.Albion-street , William, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 Quay,
. Mrs., provision dealer, 46 Skene-street Hatt, John L., 23 Castle-street George-street , William, grocer and spirit dealer, 270 Miss, 23 Castle-street Hay, Alexander, shipowner, 54 Wellington -street Alexander, spirit dealer, 64 Queen-street Alexander, japanner and clock-dial maker, 8, h. 10 Thorn- ton-place, Guestrow _, Alexander, 1 Blackfriars-street HAY—HEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 92
Hay, James, late merchant, h. 1 Blackfriars-street James, feuar, 48 Gerrard-street James (James and John Hay), h. 2 Guestrow James, teacher, Gordon's Hospital James, minibus proprietor, 3 Gordon -street
,—. — John (late carver and gilder), h. 19 Guestrow James and John, carvers and gilders to the Queen, optical and philosophical instrument sellers, and agents for the Thames Plate Glass Co., 2 Market-street—workshop, 19 Guestrow Robert, grocer, 18 Blackfriars-street William, boot and shoemaker, 113 Union-street, h. 17 Up- perkirkgate William, tailor, 41 Harriet-street Mrs., 95 King-street ~~ Mrs. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Shiprow Mrs., sick-nurse, Bourtie's-court, 19 Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, 8 Carmelite-street
. Miss, lodgings, 107 Gallowgate Healy, William, boot and shoemaker, 62 Union-street, h. 64 Union- street Hector, Alexander, salmon-merchant, 2 Trinity- quay James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street
. John, salmon-merchant, 171 Crown street ™ William, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street Heitzman, B., German-clock maker, 44 Queen-street Henderson, Alexander, advocate—office, 30, h. 32 St. Nicholas- street
—. — Alexander, bookbinder, 2 Broad-street Alexander, hinge-maker, 30 Gerard-street David, fishing-tackle maker, 5 Castle-brae Henry, spirit dealer, 50 East North-street James, architect and builder—agent for M'Neil's Patent Felt for Roofing, 120 Loch-street James, Leadside, Gilcomston James, writer, 49 Schoolhill ™. John, shipmaster (Venus), Prince Regent-street John, lithographer and engraver. 15 Union-buildings, h. 21 Bon- Accord-street John, porter, 251 George-street ~ John, fishing-tackle maker and game dealer, Spring-garden tavern, 81 Spring-garden John, Waterloo tavern, 82 Waterloo-quay Robert, shoemaker, 80 Skene-street Robert, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.), h. 4 John-street
. Robert, lock and hinge manufacturer, 46 John-street William, architect and builder, 66 Loch-street and 91 Gal- lowgate, h. 66 Loch-street
. William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone „ William, house painter, 5 Dee-street, h. 3 St. Mary's-place, Crown-street 93 NEW ABERDEEN. [HEN—HOR
Henderson, William, gunmaker and cutler, 85, h. 83 King-street William, M.D., 49 Schoolhill ~~ William, jun. (Barry, Henry, and Co.), 28 Skene-terrace William, gardener, Oakbank, Stocket Mrs., umbrella maker, 76 Green Henry, David, slater, 5 Causewayend George, anchor-smith (Blaikie Brothers), 1 Mill-street „™„~ George, flesher, 92 Gallowgate
, ™ George, merchant (Hugh Gordon and Co.), h. 1 Gallowgate James, coach-guard, 99 George-street Joseph, shore porter, 13 Exchequer-row ™— Mrs., midwife, 81 Shiprow Miss, lodgings, 71 Gallowgate Herald Office, 7 Queen-street Hercules Insurance Company— agents, James Nicol, advocate, 42 Castle-street, and John Duncan, advocate, 25 Marischal- street Hicky, W. R., excise officer, Union Glen Distillery, h. Holburn- street Hill, Isaac, teacher—seminary and h. 19 Queen-street —— Mrs., lodgings, 17 Queen-street Hird, Miss, lodgings, 156 George-street Hobb, Abram, clerk, (Coach-office, 65 Union-st.), h. 5 Schoolhill Hobson, Christopher, assistant surveyor, G.P.O., 71 Dee-street Hodge, Robert, lodgings, 27 James-street
. Thomas, 9 Rosemount-terrace Hogarth and Co., merchants, 68 College -street Dickson, and Co., provision merchants, &c, 70 College-
street—office at works ; iron works, 107 West North-st. Dickson, merchant, 63 Bon -Accord-street Hugh, merchant, Ruby-cottage, North Silver-street Thomas (of T. Bannerman and Co.), h. Elmfield William, merchant (Hogarth and Co.), h. 261 Union-street _™~— Miss, 63 Bon-Accord-street Hogg, Alexander, 4 Carmelite-street ~™— George, wright, Holburn-street George, plumber and gasfitter, 109 George-street John, wright, Trinity-street Peter, tinplate worker, 20 Carmelite-street William, spirit dealer, 4 Skene-street Miss, teacher, 5 St. Andrew-street Miss Charlotte, teacher (Free John Knox), h. Holburn-st. Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarth and Co.), 13 Bon-Accord-lane ~™~~ William, jun. (Hogarth and Co), 13 Bon-Accord-lane Mrs. Joseph, 28 Chapel-street Holland, Frederick (Richards and Co.), h. 5 Golden-square Hood, Walter and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee Walter, shipbuilder, h. 27 York-place Mrs., sick-nurse, 7 Little Belmont-street Horn, James, manager (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), h. Spring- bank-terrace HOR INF] NEW ABERDEEN. 94
Horn, William, cabinetmaker, 79 Green James, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 8 Gallowgate House of Refuge, Duthie's-court, 45 Guestrow
Houston, Mrs , 36 Union-place Howat, Robert, coach-guard, 90 Shiprow Howling, Edward, shipmaster (City of Aberdeen), 28 Wellington- street
. Thomas, shipmaster (North Star), 54 Quay Howie, Alexander and Son, manufacturers, 47 Loch -street Mrs., lodgings, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street Huddlestone, Mrs., 143 George-street Hughes, Robert, engraver and lithographic printer, 87 Broad- street, h. 90 Shiprow Hume, Peter, Wellington-road Humphrey, John, of Comalegy, Springbank-terrace —~™ William, of Cuttlehill, 108 King-street Hunter, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Huntly-street ~~— Arthur, mealseller, 137 Gallowgate James, builder, 30 Windy-wind John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 13 Black's-buildings Robert W., musician and teacher of instrumental music, 6 Marischal-street ,~„— William, Advocate, 14 Adelphi-court, h. 113 Crown-street William, lodgings, 91 Broad-street ~„ William, grocer, 33 Park-street ™ William C. of Tillery, Albyn-place Mrs., 48 Constitution-street Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Black's-buildings
— .—. Miss, straw-hatmaker, 61 Huntly-street ™ Misses, 30 North Broadford Hurry, William and Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 32 Justice- street, h. Mathieson's-court, 14 Castle-street Hutcheon, Andrew, heddlemaker, 12 Forbes-street
,—. — John, Outseats, Pitmaxton ~~— Robert, flesher, 34 New Market, h. Mastrick William (of White and Hutcheon), h. Garnet-place Mrs., lodgings, 35 Huntly-street Hutchison, John, shipmaster, 8 Hanover-street Hutton, Edward, hairdresser, 114 Skene-street
Illinois Investment Company—Adam and Anderson, cashiers and agents in Britain —chambers, 75 Union-street Illingsworth, John, cookshop, 73 Broad-street Imlay, Alexander, late printer, 9 Constitution-street Mrs., provision seller, Mounthooly Imperial Fire Insurance—J. Smith, architect, agent, 142 King-st. Imray, James, locker of Customs, h. 18 James-street Robert, mealseller, Hardgate Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance —A. Stevenson, agent, 62 Queen-street Infirmary, Royal, Woolmanhill —
95 NEW ABERDEEN. [ING JAC
Inglis, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 25, h. 26 Broad-street David, provision merchant, 26 New Market David, spirit dealer, 58 George-street George, wholesale grocer, Crown-court, Union-street, h. 60 Dee-street George, baker, 215 Gallowgate, h. 8 Catherine-street James, baker, 32, h. 30 Gallowgate John, shoemaker, 15 Hutcheon-street William, baker, 67, h. 61 Broad-street Adelphi-court . Mrs. Walter, school for young ladies, 12 Ingram, Alexander, feuar, Porthill James, tailor, 9 Union-lane, h. 15 Bon- Accord-street „„ William, wright, 91 Loch- street Innes, George, Ivy-cottage, Loanhead George-street , . George, plasterer, 95 John B., slater, 65 Chapel-street Robert, fishmonger, 60 Basement-floor, New Market, h. 13 Carmelite-street Mrs., lodgings, 68 Broad-street Mrs., lodgings, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street Mrs. James, Meiklefolla, 77 Chapel-street
, Mrs. John, 14 Rose-street Miss (Mrs. Donald), 251 Union-street ™ Miss, lodgings, 264 George-street Inspector of Weights for the town and county, John Blaikie office, 13 Littlejohn-street Inston, Henry, tailor, 39 Quay Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire) —Francis James Cochran, advocate, 96 Union-street, and Skinner and Ross, advo cates, 103 Union-street, agents Ireland, James, baker, 81, h. 79 Bon- Accord-street Ironside, George, superintendent, railway works, h. 36 Chapel-st. Patrick, clerk, 4 Canal- street William, builder, Allen's-cottage, Well of Spa St. Andrew-street , Mrs., register office, 7 Irvine, Alexander, shoemaker, 25 Longacre Alexander, late paper manufacturer, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle- street m„ James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster „„ John, pianoforte tuuer and repairer, 247 George-street Mrs., lodgings, 30 St. Andrew-street Miss, 249 Union-street
Jack, William, boot and shoemaker, 1 Ragg's-lane ™ Mrs. William, midwife, 5 Upper Denburn Mrs., broker, 39 Woolmanhill Jackson, George, Mariners' Church officer, united fund officer, and funeral undertaker, 2 Marywell-street Henry, druggist, 34 Woolmanhill, h. 13 Black's-buildings William, boot and shoemaker, 15 Huxter-row, h. Hender- son's-court, 46 Broad-street ,
JAC—JOH] NEW ABERDEEN. 96
Jackson, William, tailor, 23 North Broadford Jaffray, David, Kinharrachy Mill Warehouse, 68 West North-street George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank), h. 5 Castle-brae James, painter and glazier, 158 Gallowgate
—~—. Thomas, paper manufacturer, 39 Netherkirkgate, h. Water- ton Mills, Stoneywood William, writer (P. and A. Davidson), Bellevue, Hardgate William L., boot and shoe shop, 36 Broad-street Mrs. William, 47 Constitution-street ™ William, merchant, 108 Chapel-street James, Robert, broker, 127 Gallowgate Jameson, Mrs. John, 41 Chapel-street Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of broadsword and calisthenic exercises, h. 11 Little Chapel-street ™ Alexander, cutler, 26 Lodge-walk —.„™ George, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2 King-street, and 38 Union-street, h. 33 Dee-street — George, jeweller and silversmith to the Queen, 107 aod 109 Union-street, h. 3 West Crabstone-street „™— James, surgeon, 4 Castle-brae James (of James Fraser and Co.), #.11 Union-row
. James, plumber and gas-fitter, 14, h. 12 Wales-street James, precentor (Free North Church), teacher of vocal music, and jobbing gardener, Blaikie's-house, Charles-st. ~™™. John, tea and spirit shop, 43 Lodge-walk
.—.~~ John, druggist, 90 Broad-street, h. 1 Gallowgate John, clerk (Town and County Bank), A. 1 Denburn- terrace „™ Robert, M.D., lecturer on medical jurisprudence, University and King's College, 17 King-street
—. — Thomas, turner and violin maker, Ironmonger's-court, Up- perkirkgate „™~~ Thomas, wright and funeral waiter, 9 Carmelite-street William, house-carpenter, Holburn-street Mrs. William, 6 Affleck-street Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 15 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., 1 Denburn-terrace Mrs. Robert, sen., 2 Castle-brae Jamson, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 37 Marischal-street Miss, matron, Gordon's hospital Jarvis, James, hosier, (Barker and Sons), k. North Broadford J W. C, North-street bakehouse, h. 59 Long-acre Jazdowzki, John, teacher and linguist, 120 Crown-street Jeans, John, shipmaster (Iron Queen), 113 York-street Jenkins, John, boot and shoe maker, 31 Netherkirkgate Jennison, Mrs., fishmonger, 78 Shiprow Jessiman, George, spirit dealer, 80 Loch-street Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 Park-street Miss, dressmaker, 54 Chapel-street Johnston, Alexander, grocer and tea dealer, 26 North-Broadford Alexander, builder, 40 Thistle- street 97 NEW ABERDEEN. [JOH KEI
Johnston, Andrew, broker, 140 Gallowgate George, tide-waiter, Prince Regent-street
. . George, advocate, 42 Netherkirkgate and Laird, tailors, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd, Union-street James, mealseller, 60 Virginia-street James, messenger-at-arms, 29 Broad- street James, tailor, 4 Queen-street
. . John, late shipmaster, Neptune cottage, Pitmuxton John, 1 Virginia-street John, blacksmith, and heel and toe maker, 75 Gallowgate John, grocer and spirit dealer, 71 Virginia-street
. Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2 Blackfriars-street, h. 27 Woolmanhill „~~— Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 Netherkirkgate Robert, merchant, 25 York-place, h. 36 Bon- Accord-terrace Samuel, clothier, 82 Union-street, h. Strawberrybank ™ William (of Johnston and Laird), 68 Broad-street Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 47 Frederick- street Mrs. Jane, waiter at the bath-rooms, Sea-beach, h. 27 Wool- manhill „„„„„ Mrs., 3 Golden-square Mrs. William, register office, 23 Guestrow ™ Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 4 Queen-street „„ Miss, teacher (John Knox's School), h. 23 Guestrow
. Misses, Calsayseat Joiner, William, tailor and clothes-dealer, 33 Lodge-walk Jolly, Mrs. George, mealseller, 46 Frederick-street Jopp and Shand, advocates, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate „™ Alexander, advocate, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate
. .™~ William (of Allardyce and Jopp), //. Elmhill Mrs. Andrew, Elmhill Joss, Charles, tailor, 91 Skene-street James, wright, Upper Denburn, h. 95 Skene-street
. John, provision agent, 47 Loch-street, h. 5 Charlotte-street Patrick, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), h. 124 George-street William, clerk, Porthill Justice, Miss, milliner, Crown-court, Union-street Justicemills, Holburn-street
Kay, James, engineer, Bridge of Dee John, teacher (West Prison), h. 20 Chapel-street John, general agent and commission merchant, 47 Marischal- street, h. 51 Bon-Accord-street James, dyer, Maltmill-bridge Keith, Alexander and Son, house and sign painters, 4 Ross's-court, 6 Upperkirkgate Alexander, sen. (Keith and Son), 7 Crown-street Alexander, jun., painter (of Keith and Son) h. 3 Ross's- court, 6 Upperkirkgate Daniel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 51 East North-street David, advocate (Town-clerk Depute), h. 49 Chapel-street KEI KID] NEW ABERDEEN. 98
Keith, George, Morningside James, druggist, 8, h. 10 Union-place — James (late of Canada), 101 Crown-street ™-~™ James, surgeon, R.N., 1 Crown-place east
—, — John (Pratt and Keith), h. 52 Bon-Accord-street John, merchant-tailor, 6 Netherkirkgate, h. 1 Guestrow John, flesher, 28 Wales-street Market, h. 27 Wales-street John, teller (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 59 Dee^ street William, M.D., surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, and lecturer on clinical surgery, h. 257 Union-street
, . William, slater, 24 Union-row, and 24 Summer-street
. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7 Crown-street Miss, straw-hat and dressmaker, Maclean's-court, 50 Gal- lowgate Kelles, James F., commission agent, 53, h. 51 Marischal-street Kelly, John, merchant, Lamond's-court, 49 Upperkirkgate Kelman, Alexander, baker, 23 Basement floor, New Market
. James, 58 Castle-street William, tailor, Well-court, Broad-street William, rope and twine manufacturer, 71 Hutcheon-street William, excise officer, Union Glen Distillery, h. Holburn- street
„™ . Miss, lodgings, 188 George-street Kempt, Alexander, druggist, 228, h. 232 George-street Kemp, Robert, grain merchant, and tacksman of the Ferryhill meal, barley, and flour mills, 59 and 60 Castle-street, and 20 New Market, h. Crown-street Mrs., lodgings, 27 Frederick-street Kenn, George, writer, Town-house Mrs. William, 17 Huntly-street Kennedy, Andrew, shoemaker, 14 Castle-brae „™~~ David H., commissary-clerk depute (Record Office), h. „ James John, commission agent, 8 Adelphi, h. Crown-street Mrs. D., 13 Huntly-street Jane, sick nurse, 31 Harriet-street
. Miss, 46 Marischal-street Miss Lydia, lodgings, 91 King-street Kerr, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 22 Causewayend
. David, M.D., lecturer on surgery to the University and
King's College, Ji. 4 Golden-square George, carver and gilder, Jopp's-Court, 40 Broad-street
, James, painter, 15, h. 8 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill ,„. James, haircutter and perfumer, 86^, h. 64 Broad-street Robert, shipmaster, 3 Victoria-place William, boot and shoemaker, 249 George-street, h. 86 John-street Mrs., temperance coffee-room, 64 Broad-street Kidd, John, teacher (East Parish Sessional School), h. 3 Kings- land-place William, shipmaster, 61 Commerce-street 99 NEW ABERDEEN. [KID LAI
Kidd, Mrs. William, spirit dealer, Skene-square Kilgour, Alexander, M.D., 158 Union-street „ James, merchant, h. 29 Bon-Accord-terrace
—,— and Taylor, tobacconists, tea and spirit dealers, 44 Nether- kirkgate Misses, Millbank, Hardgate Kiloh, Alexander, lodgings, 6 Union-lane —— James, tailor, 15 Correction-wynd
. Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 College-street
—. — Miss, Gallowgate King, Arthur, printer, 21 Silver-street
. Charles, furnishing tailor, 23 Broad-street
.. George and Robert, booksellers, stationers, and printers, 28 St. Nicholas-street—printing house, East Lindsay-street, Golden-square
. George (of George and Robert King), h. 1 Skene-place John, shipmaster (Florence), 17 Prince Regent-street „™ William, wright and cabinet maker, 19 Gordon-street, h 25 Huntly-street Mrs. Robert, dressmaker, 20 North Silver- street „ ™ Mrs., provision seller, 1 Albion-street Kinharrachy Mill Warehouse—D. Jaffray, manager, 68 West North- Kinloch, Miss, 15 Golden-square [street Kinmont, John, spirit dealer, 24 Shiprow Kinneard, William, gardener, Pitmuxton Kirkland, Mrs., 65 Dee-street Kirk wood, Thomas, gun maker, 6 Flourmill-brae James, carter, Marywell-street Kitson, Henry, teacher of music, Ewen's court, 42 Gallowgate Knight and Craib, saddlers, 43 Queen-street
— .— William, architect and surveyor, 11 Union-buildings ™ Mrs. James, 61 Gallowgate Knowles, Alexander, writer, 1 Marischal-street. h. Netherkirkgate ™ George, flesher, 9 and 10 New Market, h. 19 Fisher-row
, William, flesher, New Market, h. 24 Wales-street
. Mrs., 3 Langstane-place Mrs., spirit dealer, 12 Regent-quay —~~. Misses, dressmakers, 19 Kidd-lane Knox, David, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. 187 George-street David (Knox and Paterson), h. 30 Union-row .~~ and Paterson, painters, 18 Chapel-street
,—~™ William, meal merchant, 83 George-street
. Mrs. George, Kingsland -place, 259 George-street .„™ Mrs. William, lodgings, 124 Union-street Miss, 187 George-street Kyd, James, road-surveyor, 1 Gordon's court, Gordon-street Kynoch, John, teller (N. S. Bank), 60 St. Nicholas-street
Ladies' Working Society, 12 Marischal-street Laer, E. W. Von, 25 Constitution-street Laing, Alexander, Crown-court, 36 Upperkirkgate ,
LAI LAWJ NEW ABERDEEN. 100
Laing, Alexander, spirit dealer, 36 Guestrow
—, — Alexander (of Laing and Melvin), 24 Dee-street
. and Melvin, coach and harness makers, 4 and 8 Bon-Accord- street
. — Herod, 11 Drum's-lane m James, overseer (John Gibb and Son's quarry, Rubislaw), h. 32 Summer-street
—. — James, ironmonger, stove and fender maker, 98 and 100 Union-street—workshop, Flourmill-brae, h. Crown-court, 36 Upperkirkgate ——~ James, hairdresser, 23 Park-street, h. Albion-street
..—. James, skinner, 28, h. 69 George-street
. William, M.D., 7 Golden-Square
——. William, blacksmith, heel and toe maker, 1 8 Catherine-st. h. 32 Hutcheon-street
. Mrs. John, midwife, 42 Netherkirkgate Mrs., lodgings, Waterloo-quay ,™ Misses, Keppleston-cottage, Rubislaw Laird, Daniel (of Johnston and Laird), h. 25 Bon-Accord-street George, shoemaker, 24, h. 43 Causewayend Lamb, Alexander, plumber and gas-fitter, 78 St. Andrew street, h. 27 Blackfriars-street „~~™ David, sen., flesher, 7 New Market David, jun., flesher, 33 New Market „ ™ Davidson, feuar, 57 Causewayend —™~ James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston „~.„™ Robert, shore porter, 18 Shiprow Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union-terrace Lamond, James, of Stranduff, h. Lamond's-court, 49 Upperkirkgate Lamont, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 9 Shiprow „™ John, spirit and provision dealer, 7 Longacre
, Mrs. George, teacher, 9 Gaelic-lane Langland, Robert, provision dealer, 187 Gallowgate Laurie, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 50 Virginia-street, h. Ferryhill-buildings Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill William, bookbinder and stationer, 169 Union-street, h. 22 Skene-square Law, Arthur, grocer, 49 Windmillbrae „~— George, shipmaster (Gipsy), 54 Quay '
.— James, carter, 2 Canal-lane „™„™ James, spirit merchant, 18^ Shiprow, h. above shop
, . John, baker, 60, h. 58 Shiprow
..— ,— Samuel, shoemaker, 122 Skene-street William, grocer, 55 Park-street, corner of Princes-street Mrs., lodgings, 36 Queen-street ._ Miss, 35 Shiprow Miss Barbara, grocer and spirit dealer, Wellington-place Lawrence, James, mason, 5 Mounthooly «-. John, slater, 25 Ann-street Mrs. James, 25 Queen-street 101 NEW ABERDEEN. [LAW LES
Lawrence, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 52 Chapel-street Lawson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 61, h. 46 Netherkirk- gate Leask, Alexander, shipmaster (Prospect), Bannermill-street James, shipmaster, 4 Hanover-street William, shipmaster (Countess of Seafield), 52 Chapel-street Ledingham, Alexander, grocer, Bridge of Dee George, cooper, Newbridge James, teacher of English, elocution, writing, geography, Latin, and arithmetic, 12 Correction-wynd
„—, — James, mealseller, Upperkirkgate ~~— Peter, 50 King-street ~™~~ Robert, advocate (Ledingham and Walker), 50 King-street
. and Walker, advocates, 52 King-street Mrs. William, 9 St. Nicholas-lane Legg, James, tinsmith, 48 Netherkirkgate Legge, John, mason, 83 King-street Leigh ton, James, letter-carrier, 11 Charles-street, Broadford Leith, Lieut. John, 24 Frederick-street Misses, of Freefield, 46 Skene-terrace Leslie, Alexander, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 51 Queen-street
. Alexander, late of Jamaica, 12 Union-row Alexander, brewer, 5 Virginia-street
• , Alexander, shipmaster (Albion), 46 Constitution-street „~ Alexander, 35 Bon-Accord-terrace ™ Andrew (A. Leslie and Co.), h. 14 Wellington-street „ Andrew, commission agent, 4 Mitchell-place, King-street „™ Andrew and Co., boilermakers and general blacksmiths, Provost Blaikie's quay, Inches ,™ George, shipowner, 11 Quay, h. South Crown-street
. George, vintner, Moulders' Union Inn, 3 Burnett's-close, Castle-street George M. (Milne, Low, and Co.), h. King's-square, Huntly- street George, shipwright (A. Duthie and Co.), 3 Bannermill-st.
. John Grant, sheriff-clerk depute, and depute-clerk of the peace, Record Office, 27 King-street, h. Rosemount-place James, manager, Gas Light Company, h. 8 Canal-terrace Chapel-street ; , James, shoemaker, 16 Schoolhill, h. 97 James, shipmaster, 38 St. Clement-street James, clerk (G. Leslie, Quay), h. Crown-street James, clerk, 30 Upperkirkgate James, writer, (Nicol and Monro), h. 16 Commerce- street John, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 York-street ™ John, cotton manufacturer, 39 Woolmanhill, h. 263 George- John, shipmaster (Wilhelmina), Waterloo-quay [street „„ John, shipmaster (Morinda), 20 Prince Regent-street Thomas, carter, York-street William, surgeon, 15 Silver-street
rr^^r. William, jun., and Co., grocers, tea, spirit, and wine dealers, 39 West North-street, h. above shop i2 LES—LIT] NEW ABERDEEN. 102
Leslie, William, jun., flesher, 31 New Market William, yost, grocer, 8 Meal market-lane William, architect, 8 Golden-square Mrs., 35 Bon-Accord-terrace
. ~ Mrs. Peter, 97 Chapel-street ™ Mrs., of Memsie, 29 Union-place Miss, 132 Crown-street Miss, milliner, 16 Virginia-street Miss, Rubislaw-villa Misses (Powis), Berrybank Misses, lodgings, 111 Gallowgate „™ Misses, milliners, 46 Constitution-street Levie, Alexander, shipmaster, 81 Virginia-street Alexander, shipmaster (Duke of Buccleuch), 19 Marischal- street —~™ George, shipmaster (Sedulous), 13 Commerce-street „~„™ John, merchant, 53 Shiprow, h. St. Nicholas-street —™, John, shipmaster, 29 East North-street „„,.— John, writer, 29 East North-street ™ Robert, shoemaker, Wales-street Lewis, Arthur, ale and spirit merchant, commission agent, &c, 5 Regent-quay Leys, Alexander, stabler and coachman (South Mail), 180 Gallow- gate ™ George, vintner, 49 Lodge-walk Masson and Co., manufacturers, Grandholm Works—Town office, Market-street ~~ Robert, superintendent engineer (Aberdeen Steam Naviga- tion Co.), h. 7 Carmelite-street Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 190, h. 187 George-street Ligertwood, James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122 King-street, h. 24 Constitution-street John, advocate, 4 Correction wynd ~™~~ William, master shipwright, h. York-street Mrs. Peter, 109 York-street Lillie, George, teacher (Free Union School), 48 Summer-street Lindsay, Roger, mealssller, 82, h. 80 George-street —~™ William, boot and shoemaker, 15 Bon-Accord-lane Mrs., 11 Union-place Mrs. Col., 150 Union-street Mrs., 21 Prince Regent-street Linklater, James, shipmaster (Paragon), 51 Commerce-street Linton, Alexander, surgeon, R.N., 11 Canal-street Littlejohn, D. and A., wholesale grocers and provision merchants, 72 Netherkirkgate Alexander (of D. and A.), h. Burnside-cottage, Holburn-st.
,. David (of D. and A.), h Burnside-cottage, Holburn -street James, fancy worsted warehouse, 155 Union-street, h. Broom- field, Stocket „™— William, cashier (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 91 Union-street 103 NEW ABERDEEN. [LIT—LUN
Littlejohn, Mrs., Burnside-cottage, Holburn-street Livingston, Mrs. Dr., Ellangowan-cottage, Pitfoddels Lizars, A. Jardine, M.D., surgeon, professor of anatomy, Maris- chal College and University, h. 155 Union-street west Lloyd's agents— Oswald, George, and Co., 30 Marischal street Lobban, James, draper, 220 George-street Miss, staymaker, 15 Littlejohn-street Logan, Charles, provision seller, 42 St. Andrew-street David, piano-forte tuner, regulator and dealer, 148^ George- street London Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities—William Gray, advocate, agent, 136 King-street .„„ Provision Shop, 78 Green „ Hat Company, 27 Union-street Longmuir, Alexander, shipmaster, 24 Constitution-street John, shipmaster, 33 Wales-street Rev. John, A.M. (Free Mariners' Church), h. Langstane place, Dee- street Hugh, shipmaster, 33 Wales-street Catherine, staymaker, 24 Blackfriars-street Mrs., 47 Schoolhill Miss, ladies' school, 47 Schoolhill Lothian, Mrs., provision seller, 62 John-street Louden, John, coachman (Defiance), 24 St. Andrew-street Lovi, Alexander, master, R.N. 2 Wales-street Low, Alexander (Milne, Low, and Co.), h. 31 Union-place Charles, shipmaster h. Ferryhill James, dyer, 76 Loch-street Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Blackfriars-street Lowery, George, 42 Constitution-street Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 15 Princes-street Lumsden, Clements, advocate, 1 Union-terrace „_ David, grocer, 17 Skene-street, and meal and barley ware- house, 5, h. 3 Skene-terrace George, shore porter, 7 Marischal-street „ Henry, of Auchindoir, 255 Union-street James (of John and James Lumsden), h. 91 Bon-Accord-st. James and Co, clothiers, 117 Union-street John (of John and James Lumsden), h. Deemouth, Clayhills John and James, merchants, 95 Union-street William J., of Balmedie, h. 146 Union-street
- William, merchant, 58 Union-street, h. Milburn cottage, Dee-village Mrs., midwife, Denburn Miss, 50 Skene-terrace Miss E., broker, 17 Woolmanhill Lunan, John, warehouse-keeper (Steam Navigation Co.), h. Red Lion-court, 77 Broad-street John, wholesale and retail stationer, 66 Broad-street William, officer to the wright and cooper trade, h. 44 St. Andrew-street LYA M'CR] NEW ABERDEEN. 10*
Lyall, David (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street
— ,— George (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street George and Co., silk mercers, 99 Union-street Robert, blacksmith, 74 Queen-street
—i— Mrs., 2 East Crabstone-street Lyell, Alexander, second clerk (Customs,) h. .28 Crown-street
,—.„™ George, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 123| Union-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 67 Shiprow John, register-grate, stove, and gun-maker, 124 Union-street —manufacturing house, Back-wynd, h. 59 Bon-accord-st. ~„— Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 123^ Union-street Mrs., lodgings, 123^ Union-street Lyon, Alexander, leather merchant, 51 Castle-street, h. 7 South Constitution-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 East North-street
,—. — John, shipmaster (William Maitland), 63 Quay William, pawnbroker, 35 Netherkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, 30 Summer-street
M'Alltjm, Miss, 264 George-street M'Arthur, John, rope and twine manufacturer, Clarence-street M'Bean, Alexander, spirit dealer, 15 Castle-street
. Daniel, cabinet maker, Mathieson's-court, 14 Castle-street H., general commission agent, agent for the National Mer- cantile Life Assurance Society London, 1 Littlejohn-st. John, boot and shoemaker, Bridge of Dee .~~. Mrs., late of Alves, 36 Skene-terrace M'Beath, James, spirit dealer, 59 Virginia-street James, piano-forte turner, 13 College- street M-Callum, James, tide-surveyor of Customs, 29 Frederick-street
. William, boatman, 53 St. Clement-street M'Carron, Felix, broker, 2 Park-street M'Cluskie, Michael, grocer and spirit dealer, 14^ Quay M'Combie, Charles, spirit dealer, 8 Justice-street, and cooper, 21 St Paul-street ~~~. George, spirit dealer, 6 Sclioolhill James Boyn, advocate (Murray and M'Combie), h. 1 Albyn- place Thomas and Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, and wholesale tea dealers, 51 Netherkirkgate William, furniture dealer, 11, h. 13 Upperkirkgate Mrs. Peter, 7 Charlotte-street Mrs. Thomas, Richmondhill Miss, lodgings, 124 Union-street M'Condach, Harry, grain dealer, Holburn-street
Harry, jun , Holburn-street ™_m~ John, engineer, Ferryhill-buildings M'Conochie, Alexander, English and mercantile academy, 13 Crown-street, h. 22 Kidd-lane
G. C , teacher of writing, 115 Union-street, h. 22 Kidd-lane M'Creary, Mrs., midwife, 45 Castle-street 105 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'CU—M'GK
M'Culloch, Mrs., lodgings, 9 George-street M'Donald, Alexander, spirit dealer, 12 Wellington-street Alexander, M.D. (late Royal Artillery), Rubislaw-park Alexander, advocate (Blaikie and Smith), h. 23 James-st. Alexander, stonecutter (of M'Donald and Leslie), Bon- Accord- square Andrew, shore porter, 7 Marischal-street Barney, causewayer, 59 Huntly-street Charles, spirit dealer, 169 Gallowgate David, manager (Bannermill), h. 183 King-street David, (Clark and M'Donald), h. Wool-mill, Culter David, spirit dealer, 40 Loch-street George, broker, 91 Woolmanhill James, cabinetmaker, 31 Castle-street, h. 48 Longacre James, watch and clockmaker, jeweller, silversmith, and auctioneer, 78 Union-street, h. 76 Broad-street James, gardener, Rosehill, Skene-square James, baker, 147 George-street John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 23 Gallowgate, h. 140 George-street John, road-overseer, 64 Gerard-street John, late merchant, 10 North Broadford John, tailor, 7 Albion-street
^„. . John, confectioner, 37 Basement floor, New Market John, bookseller, 16 Crown-street, h. 25 Bon-Accord-street John, grocer, 13, h. 12 North Broadford ™ Neil, teacher of dancing, h. 68 Gerard-street „™ Peter, wood merchant, Poynernook, h. 6 Carmelite-street Robert, tailor, 7 South Silver- street ™ William, spirit dealer, 12 West North-street
. and Leslie, stonecutters, builders, and granite-polishers, east end of Constitution-street
„™. . Mrs., lodgings, 55 Schoolhill Mrs., lodgings, 28 George-street „™ Mrs. Captain, 79 Crown-street
, Mrs., lodgings, 51 Bon-Accord-street Miss, staymaker, 140 George-street Mrs. George, 30 Marischal-street „v~„™ Miss, dressmaker, 28 George-street Miss, stay and corset maker, 53 Queen-street M'Dowall, Rev. Andrew, city missionary (Free Church), 38 Union-row M'Farlane, Alexander, clerk (National Bank), h. 119 Crown-st. D., shoemaker, 39 East North-street, h. 7 Justice-lane Thomas (of Cameron and M'Farlane), 16 Loch-street
. Mrs., 119 Crown-street
. Mrs., late of Crathie, 30 North Silver-street M'Gilivray, John, hairdresser, 244 George-street M'Gregor, John, shipmaster (Mariner), 81 Virginia- street ~~~~~ Robert, hairdresser, Holburn-street William, shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent-street M'GR M'KE] NEW ABERDEEN. 106
M'Gregor, Mrs. Colonel, 89 Crown-street ~~™. William, inkeeper, Aberdeen Hotel M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5 Justice- street, h. 1 Chapel-eourt ~~~~« Miss Margaret, hosier, 1 Justice-street M'Guffle, Thomas, letter-carrier, 20 Trinity-street M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 66 Nether- kirkgate John, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 15 Back-wynd
. William, vintner, Short-loanings, Gilcomston ™_™. William, grocer, 156 Gallowgate Mrs. John, hotel and lodgings, 10 Adelphi, Union-street Mrs. Charles, 8 St. Nicholas-street M'Intosh, Charles, wright, 45, h. 47 Blackfriars-street Daniel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish-street, h. Han- over-lane Daniel, flesher, New Market David, M.D., 137 Union-street John, stoneware merchant, 61 Windmillbrae —~— James, spirit dealer, 90 Loch-street ~ James, tinsmith, 28, h. 21 Netherkirkgate Rev. Simon (East Parish), 158 King-street ™ Mrs., midwife, 52 Causewayend William,, hairdresser, 19 Market Gallery Mrs., lodgings, 40 Broad-street Miss, teacher, Hanover-lane M'Kay, Alexander, shipmaster, 59 Green Alexander, bootmaker and leather-cutter, 18, h. Collies- court, 60 Gallowgate Alexander, provision shop, 253 George-street David, hardware shop, 51 North-gallery, New Market George, slater, 93 Green George C, clerk, 63 Park-street Hugh, spirit dealer, 29 Park-street James, ship tavern and coifee-room, 42 Quay James, hosier and stay manufacturer, 55 Queen- street James, bootmaker, Webster's-court, 29 Guestrow ™ John, tailor, 30 Spa-street
.—. — John, boot and shoemaker, 18 Trinity-street Wm., A.M., teacher (West-end Academy), 11 Bon- Accord- street William, house-carpenter, 48 John-street, h. Leadside, Gil- comston —~~. William, tailor, Wellington-road
. Mrs., 29 Bon- Accord- street Mrs. John, grocer and baker, 41 Park-street Mrs., milliner, 15 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., matron (Blind Asylum), Huntly-street Miss, bonnet maker, 23 Young-street M'Kechnie, Allan, shipmaster, 53 Commerce-street M'Kenna, Michael, spirit dealer, 49 George-street 107 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'KE M'LA
M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 13 Denburn-terrace Alexander (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), h. 12 Bon-Accord-lane
—. — Alexander and Co. (late Munro and Grant), woollen dra- pers, 85 Union-street Alexander, manufacturer, Skene-square Alexander, innkeeper (Star Hotel) and shipmaster (Edin- burgh Packet), 24 Quay Charles, 38 Gordon-street —~™ and Currie, skinners, Steps of Gilcomston
~——, David, superintendent of meters — office, 66 Regent-quay, h. 8 Marywell-street Donald, spirit dealer, 14 Frederick-street ~—™ George, boot and shoemaker, 42 Regent-quay George, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Causewayend, h. 2 Hutcheon-street ~™— George, shoemaker, 10 Castle-street —.— and Greenlaw, bakers, 83 Gallowgate Rev. Hugh (Gaslic Church), 56 Causewayend James, baker, 66 and 68 Queen -street — James, spirit dealer, 44 Gallowgate
.—™ John, spirit dealer, 2 John-street John, shipmaster, 11 Longacre John, shipmaster (Lyon), 27 York-place
, ~ Captain Malcom (H.EJ.C.S ), Friendville ™ and Matthews, architects, 74 King-street Robert, clerk (Devanha Brewery) Mrs. George, Ruthrieston-lodge Mrs., sick-nurse, 45 Blackfriars-street Mrs., 33 Summer-street Mrs. John, 42 Bon-Accord-street Mrs., 44 Chapel-street Miss, of Ord, 83 Union-street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1 Blackfriars-street Mrs., lodgings, Affleck-place -~—~~ Mrs., of Glack, Albyn-place M'Killiam, B. and W., confectioners, 52 Broad-street Basil (of B. and W. M'Killiam), h. 6 JNorth Broadford Robert, confectioner, 59 Union-street William (of B. and W. M'Killiam), h. 3 Queen-street M'Kinlay, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Trinity-corner Robert, manager (W. and J, Coubrough) M'Kinnon, Lachlan, advocate— office, 2 Ragg's-lane, h. View-place ~—— Lachlan, jun., advocate, stock and sharebroker — office 61 St. Nicholas-street, h. 106 Crown-street William, ironmonger, h. View-place William and Co., iron merchants, founders, and bone ma- nure manufacturers—foundry and bone-mill, 20 Spring- garden M'Kirdie, John, watch and clock maker, 28 Woolmanhill M'Lachlan, James, hairdresser, 40 Castle-street John, coal broker and shipowner, k. 57 Regent-quay .
M'LA M'PH] NEW ABERDEEN. 108
M'Lagan, Rev. James, professor of Divinity (Free Church), k. 82 Bon-Accord-street M'Laren, James, collector of excise—office, 116 King-street, h. 51 Schoolhill John, commission merchant, 25 Gallowgate, h: 65 Bon- Accord-street.
' William, M.D., 51 Schoolhill . M'Lean, Alexander, house-agent, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate Alexander, confectioner, 19 Schoolhill, h. above shop
—. — G. Gordon, M.D., professor of Oriental languages, Marischal College, h. 22 Silver- street ~ James, 18 Commerce-street John, clerk (Harbour office), h. 50 Gallowgate John, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), h. 5 Canal-terrace
——. John, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate
— .— Thomas, baker, 7 Dee-street
. William, clerk (customs), h.
. Mrs. Thomas, matron, House of Refuge, 45 Guestrow — Mrs., grocer, 11 Bon-Accord-lane M'Leay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 17 Justice-street M'Leish, William, teacher—class-room, 115 Union-street, h. 8 Drum's-lane M'Lennan, Miss, dressmaker, and straw-bonnet maker, 66 John-st. M'Leod, Adam G, teacher (Free Gilcomston School), h. 18 Bon- accord-street Colin and Son, manufacturers of brass, zinc, and tinplate goods, 52 East North-street —™ George, vintner, 2 Canal-terrace —~~~ Henry, boot and shoemaker 18 John-street
. James, confectioner, 16 St. Nicholas-street, h. 73 Nether- kirkgate John and Co., watch and clockmakers, 9 Schoolhill
, Robert, tinsmith, 10 East North-street William, tailor, 14 Gallowgate Mrs. Alexander, grocer, 33, h. 35 Summer-lane „™ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Ragg's-lane Miss, assistant teacher, Porthill school M'Millan, George, tailor, 21 Market-gallery Peter, watch,, clock, compass, and quadrant-maker, 45, h. 46 Regent-quay
. Robert, and Co., skinners and tanners, Jack's-brae
, Rev. Samuel, Rosemount-place „. William, currier, Jack's-brae William and Co., watch, clock, compass, and quadrant- makers, 28 Marischal-street M'Neil, John, manager (Bon-Accord Cotton-mill), h. 69 College-st. M'Nie, Mrs., 5 Black's-buildings M'Phail, Mrs. Donald, Skene-square M'Pherson, Alexander, shipmaster, 13 Sugarhouse-lane Andrew and Son, ironmongers and blacksmiths, 51 Market- gallery 109 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'PH MAC
M'Pherson, Captain Duncan, late of the 52d foot, Ferryhill-build- James, combmaker, h. 202 George-street [ings
.—.„~ James, stabler, 26 West North-street John, notary public and messenger-at-arms, 14 Blackfriars- street John, comb manufacturer, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 28 North Broadford .~~— John, shipmaster (Granite), 54 Quay ~- Peter, hat manufacturer, 14 Market-gallery
—. —. William, spirit dealer, 37 Quay
.—.~™ William, bookseller and wholesale stationer, 59 Broad-st. —.~~ Mrs., lodgings, 13 Marischal-street „™— Miss, dressmaker, 13 Marischal-street M'Rae, James, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cooperston- buildings -~v_~ John, brewer (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. Holburn-st. ™. Miss, sick nurse, 1 Blackfriars- street M'Robbie, James, flesher, 170 George-street —™* John, grocer, 141, h. 139 Gallowgate Peter, gardener, Love-lane M'Taggart, Donald, clerk, 47 Marischal-street, h. 99 Gallowgate M'William, James and Co., comb manufacturers, 83 Spring-garden ™. Mrs., lodgings, 1 Blackfriars-street
. Miss, teacher (Davidson's-school), Footdee Macaldowie, Peter, brushmaker, 53 St. Nicholas-street
. „~~ Robert, clerk, 85 Hutcheon-street Macallan, David, Strawberrybank .~~ Mrs., 3 Queen-street Maeandrew, Daniel, builder, 24 John-street h. 116 George-street Macarthie, James, boatman (Customs), h. 47 York-street Machray, Alexander, dyer, 93 Woolmanhill
. . Alexander, teacher (Free East Church School), Kingsland- place
—.— Isaac, mail contractor, 65 Union-street ~™— Mrs., 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-street Miss, 117 George-street Mackay, James T. (of J. T. Mackay and Co.), 141 Skene-street James T. and Co., working silversmiths, jewellers, and opti- cians, 75 Broad-street
~™ . Mrs., dealer in clothes, 82 Shiprow Misses, boarding school, Union-terrace Mackie, Alexander, Mackie-place Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 3 Black- friars-street, and proprietor of hot and cold sea water baths, at Beach, and 10 Regent-quay
, Alexander, spirit dealer, 88 John-street
. George, boot and shoemaker, 99 George-street, h. 33 Har- riet-street -™— George, engineer, 35 West North-street
. George, spirit dealer, 36 Gallowgate
„ John, blockmaker (W. Hood and Co.), h. 9 Canal-terrace . .
MAC MARJ NEW ABERBEEN. 110
Mackie, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Clement-street William, watch and clockmaker, jeweller, &c, 29 St. Nicho- las-street, h. 40 Union-terrace William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, corner of Charlotte- street, St. Andrew- street
, William, blacksmith, St. Clement-street Mary, sick nurse, 59 Chapel-street — Mrs., lodgings, 13 Marischal-street Mrs., muslin printing, 24 George-street
, Mrs., midwife, 41 Harriet- street Maconochie, Robert (stamps and taxes), h. Skene- square T. R. (Aberdeen Assurance Co.), h. Craiglug —„,„ William, clerk (Gordon, Barron, and Co.), h. 10 Marywell- street
Macrobin, Dr., professor of medicine, Marischal College, h.. 13 Silver-street Maeswein, Hugh, manager of the North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company, 52 Union-street, h. 83 Crown-street Maguire, James, dealer in clothes, 49 Queen- street Mail and General Coach Offices, 65 Union-street Main, David, shipmaster (Isabella and Ann), h. 25 Marywell-street
. John, shipmaster (Magnet), 43 Commerce-street ™ Mrs., midwife, 42 Loch-street Mair, William (of GifFord and Mair), 57 Huntly-street Maitland, George, agent for Blackie and Son, publishers, Glasgow, John O'Groat Journal, Elgin Courant, and Scottish Guardian newspapers, 40 Broad-street, h. 255 George-st. _. John, late merchant, 23 Union-place
. Peter, feuar, Causewayend ,„~_™ Robert (of J. Maitland and Co.), h. Garvock- street William, shipmaster (Clio), 126 King-street Mrs., lodgings, 34 Park-street
. Miss, 1 St. Clement-street Malcom, James, writer (Blaikie and Smith), h. 56 Chapel-street „ and M'Gregor, chain makers, 89 West North-street ~ Mrs., late of Leochel, 70 Dee-street Mann, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 4 Union-street, h. 38 Chapel- street
, ., James, spirit dealer, 18 Netherkirkgate, h. Charles-street
, James, spirit dealer, 1 Adelphi-lane John, shipmaster (Isla), 6 Hanover-street
.. John, grocer, 88, h. 66 Chapel-street Manson, John (North of Scotland Bank), h. 40 Constitution-street Manuelle, J. and J., manufacturers of effervescing champaigne, lemonade, and soda water, Chronicle-court, Queen-street, h. 91 King-street „»™ M., stone merchant, Blaikie's-quay March, J., German clockmaker, 42 George-street
.— Matthew, German clock maker, 42 George-street Mariners' General Life Assurance Co.—Geo. Allan, advocate, agent, 1 Marischal- street Ill NEW ABERDEEN. [MAR MAS
Marnoch, Alexander, messenger and housekeeper, Custom-house Marquis, George, accountant, 147 Union-street, h. Albyn-place Marr, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Windmill-brae _™ George (of Marr and Milne), h. 31 Wales-street and Middleton, fleshers, 36 Market and Milne, fleshers (successors to James Williamson), 30 and 31 Wales -street Market, and 11 and 12 Market
. „ John, pianoforte saloon and music seller, 218 Union-street, h. above saloon Marsh, James, shipmaster (Caroline), Maybank Marshall, Allan A., brassfounder, coppersmith, gas-fitter, and superintendent of fire engines, 51 West North-street, and 34 Littlejohn-street, h. 104 West North-street Alexander, plumber, 5 Charlotte-street David, painter and glazier, 13 Diamond-street ~~~™ John C, clerk (P.O), h. 47 Blackfriars-street .-™. John, clerk, 3 Trinity-quay, h. Rosemount Martin, Alexander, collector of Merchant Seamen's Fund, 1 Con- stitution street— office, 33 Regent-quay
. Alexander, agent, 69 Crown-street George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 3, h. 14 North Broad- ford
. James, slater, 68 Broad-street
. John and James, fleshers, 51 and 52 Market, h. 26 St. Nicholas-street „™— John, shipmaster, 1 Constitution-street „~ John, sen., flesher, 23 New Market, h. Holburn -place „. ™ John, third clerk (Customs), 112 Chapel-street John, jun., flesher (of J. and J.), h. 26 St. Nicholas-street „—. John, baker and confectioner, 36 Union-place Robert, shipmaster (Margaret Hardie), 20 Commerce-street Samuel, 1 Catherine-street .™ Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34 Union-street, h. Cruden's- court, 22 Broad-street
. William, flesher, 50 Market, h. 26 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., cowfeeder, Sunnypark, Causewayend ^„ Mrs., provision shop, 35 Guestrow Massie, John, teacher (John Knox's School), 49 Spittal Joseph C, teacher (Free Holburn School), h. 2 Thistle-st.
, Marianus, advocate, 153 Union-street, h. Wellington-place Peter, boot and shoemaker, 61 Queen-street Robert, gardener, Millbank
, Mrs., lodgings, 103 George-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 162 Union- street Masson, Alexander, Sugarhouse-lane „. Alex., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 62 St. Nicholas- street, h. 49 Upperkirkgate Andrew, accountant (Bon-Accord Fire and Life Assurance Company), h. 68 Catherine-street
... James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 51 Gallowgate, h. 55 Gallowgate MAS—ME A] NEW ABERDEEN. 112
Masson, Robert, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 19 Justice-st. —~v~ Thomas, flesher, Market, h. Carmelite-street
, William, dyer, Barkmill, h. Millbank-cottage, Berryden —-~~ William, cooper, Holburn-street Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 25 East North-street Miss, teacher, Holburn-street Miss A., straw-bonnet maker, miliiner, and dressmaker, 68 Catherine-street Mather, John, commission agent, Concert-court, Broad-street, h. 103 Crown-street William, spirit dealer, 33 Loch-street Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 3 Canal-terrace Alexander, insurance broker, and manager, Sea Insurance Company, 57, h. 24 Marischal-street James, mason, 3 Union-wynd ™~™ John, late baker, 20 Prince Regent-street John, merchant, I Carmelite-street ~™ Miss, dressmaker, 3 Union-wynd Matthews, James (of M'Kenzie and Matthews), 72 King-street William, jun., merchant, h. 261 George-street William, sen., 261 George-street Matheson and Co., merchant tailors, 22 Marischal-street P. (of Matheson and Co.), 1 College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Mrs., midwife, 144 George-street „ Miss, dressmaker, 144 George-street Mathewson, James, gardener, Connigarhill-nursery, Links Mrs. Alexander, nursery, Connigarhill, Links Mathieson, Isaac, silk mercer and haberdasher, bonnet, plait, shawl, and millinery rooms, 33 Union-street, h. 2 St. Catherine's-wynd
James, broker, 1 1 Justice-street >™. Peter, proprietor, 14 Kidd-lane „~ Robert, spirit dealer, commerce-street „~. Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 20 St. Nicholas-street Mrs. Peter, 22 Lower Denburn Mrs., 57 Huntly-street Maurice, Alexander, shipmaster (Perra), 6 Garvock-street Mrs., 29 Justice-street Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, Holburn-street David, teacher (Bon -Accord Juvenile School), h. 3 Affleck- ™^ George, farmer, Ruthrieston [place James, jobbing gardener, Neilson's-house, Holburn-street John, slater, h. 172 Gallowgate
. Miss, teacher (Girls' Hospital), 56 Gallowgate Mavers, Charles, flesher, 4 Wales-street Market Maxwell, George, ginger and spruce-beer brewer, retailer of spirits and ale, 20 Meal Market-lane Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Earl of Aberdeen, steamer), 2 Yeats- lane James, keeper of Regent-bridge and assistant berthmaster, 6 Baltic-street .
113 NEW ABERDEEN. [MEA—MER
Mearns, James, packer of china, glass, and stoneware, h. 5 Guestrow ™w~»» John, spirit dealer, Charlotte-street „~«— John, watch and clockmaker, 16 Schoolhill John, clerk (Royal Hotel), h. 17 Huntly-street Robert, builder, 53 Bon-Accord-street William and Co., plasterers, 24 Blackfriars-street Mrs., lodgings, 53 Bon-Accord-street Mrs., midwife, 5 Guestrow
. Miss, Chapel-court, 61 Gallowgate Miss, Hardgate Medd, Misses, teachers of singing and pianoforte, 31 Marischal-st. Meffet, Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204 Gallowgate Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 11 Crown-street Mellis, Alexander, Dean of Guild's officer, and inspector of mea- sures—office, Town-house and Lodge- walk, h. 32 Adelphi- court Melville, Eliezer (of T. Melville and Sons), h. Ferguson's-court, ]08£ Gallowgate
— . Thomas, sen., h. Melville's-eourt, 106 Gallowgate „ Thomas, jun., ironmonger, h. 87 Gallowgate
. Thomas and Sons, iron merchants, wholesale ironmongers, plane, lock, and hinge manufacturers, 106, and 108 Gal- lowgate William, ironmonger, 106 Gallowgate, h. Kingsland-place, Broadford Melvin, George, boot and shoemaker, 16 and 18 George-street, h. 36 Union-terrace —, George, game dealer, 15 Meal Market-lane James, LL.D., rector of Grammar School, h. 41 Belmont-st. James, wright, 32 Hutcheon-street John, musician, 25 Schoolhill John (of Laing and Melvin), Crombie's-cottage, Kidd-lane Mrs. James, lodgings, 130 Union-street —_~~ Miss, staymaker, 81 Shi prow Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46 Upperkirkgate, h. 87 Hutcheon- street James, land-surveyor, Hardgate —— John, boot and shoemaker, West North -street ~~ William, clerk (Gilcomston Brewery), h. Gilcomston
. William, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn-street Mrs., 11 Canal-street Menzies, John, leather- cutter, 8 Woolmanhill, k. 30 Blackfriars-st. Thomas, printer (Gazette Office), h. 47 Frederick-street Christian, sick nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Mercer, Hay, watch and clockmaker, 27 West North-street John, wright, 22 Hutcheon-street Merchant, Alexander, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, corner of Jopp's-lane, John-street, h. 32 St. Andrew-street Isaac, shipmaster (Jane Boyd), 6 Baltic-street Seamen's Office, 33 Regent-quay ~~w,~^ Mrs., 13 Chronicle-lane k2 MES—MIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 114
Mess, Jonathan, corn merchant granary, — 22 Commerce-street, /*. 17 Prince Regent-street Meston, Alexander, late dyer, Viewmount-cottage, Holburn-street Alexander, jun., writer (P. and A. Davidson), h. Viewmount- cottage, Holburn-street —™~ Archibald, silk mercer, 81 Union-street James, grocer, 6 East North-street
— ,—. John, stabler, 13 Princes-street „™~™ Joseph, porter and ale merchant, 27 Shuttle-lane Robert, merchant, 135 Skene-street — Seaton, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Justice-street —„~ Thomas, teacher of English, &c, 56 Union-street, h. 17 Golden-square Meyers, Lazarus, general merchant, 1 Flourmill-lane Michie, George, cooper, 7 Barnett's-close James, lodgings, 30 Dee-street
__,.—. John, tinsmith, 68 Windmill-brae Michigan Investment Co.—Murray and M'Combie, cashiers and agents, 103 Union-street Middleton, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 14 East North- street ~~~™ James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 46, h. 44 Sum- mer-street ™ James (Williamson and Middleton), 40 Wales-street „™— John, cabinetmaker, 99 George-street, h. 28 St. Andrew-st.
. Peter, tailor, 6 Crown-street, h. Justicemill-lane
.—. — Robert, builder, 24 Union-row, h. 1 Dee-place ,™ Robert, provision merchant, 11 Drum's-lane Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), k. Ash-cottage, Skene-st. William, cabinetmaker, 54 Summer-street
. Mrs. James, Braehead, Gilcomston
„™ , Mrs., wool and worsted merchant, 95 Gallowgate Mrs., 14 East North-street Miss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly-street „™ Miss, dressmaker, 95 Gallowgate Military Hospital, Castle-hill Millar Brothers (London Hat Co.), 27 Union-street „™ David, architect, (J. Gibb and Son), h. 28 Silver-street „™ George, rope and twine manufacturer, 42 Park- street
. James, flesher, 12 Wales-street Market, h. 19 Wales-street
. . . William, tailor, Concert-court, Broad-street Mrs., lodgings, 40 Thistle-street Miller, George, jun., rope and twine manufacturer, 40, h. 42 Park- street George, tobacconist, 60 Union-street James, flesher, 2 Basement-floor, New Market James A., advocate, 123£ Union-street, h. Albyn-place John, commission agent and ship-broker, Park-cottage, by Park-street „™ Mrs., Albyn-place Milne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 27 Marischal-street, h. Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street .
115 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIL—MIL
Milne, Alex., gardener, Polmuir Alexander, tailor, 19 Backwynd „ Alexander, of Pittrichie, wholesale grocer, snuff and tobacco manufacturer, 14 Young-street, h. above warehouse, and Pittrichie Alexander, vintner, Broad-street Coffee-room, 3 Longacre Cruden, and Co., manufacturers of threads, shoe-threads, and linens, Spring-garden, Windmill-brae, and Gordon's- mills
.—. — Charles, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. Strawberrybank „ Rev. David (Gilcomston Church), h. 36 Schoolhill
.—™ David, merchant, h. 24 St. Andrew-street
, David, wright, 4 Martin's-lane —.~™ Douglas E., 24 St. Andrew-street
.— George, road-contractor, Ferryhill-cottage George, grocer, 87 Woolmanhill, h. Gilcomston-steps ~™ George, gardener, Westfield-park, Gilcomston —~~ George, overseer (R. Johnston), Waterloo-quay, h. 20 Com- merce-street George, shipmaster (Lady of the Lake), 1 Church-street
~™—, James, shore-porter and sedan-chairman, Summerfield- gardens James, shipmaster, 12 Mary well-street m James, vintner, Wellington-road James, Mill of Buchanston Meal and Barley Warehouse, 77 Broad-street „ James, horse-shoer, Flourmill-brae James, spirit dealer, 9 West North-street John, agent for Mill of Inverury, Canal-terrace, h. 61 Re- gent-quay —.--. John B. (of W. Milne and Son), h. Marywell-street, corner of Crown-street
—„~ John, wholesale confectioner, //. and warehouse, 21 Gal- lowgate
.—~~ John, gardener, Westfield-cottage _ John, letter-carrier, 172 George-street
— ;—. John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 10 Green John, clerk of Police, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 10 Green „—™ John D., sen. and jun., advocates, 54 Union-street, h. 40 Skene-terrace John, druggist, 150 George-street John, carter, Fish-street
— ;—. Low, and Co., manufacturers and woollen drapers, 1 Union- buildings —~~ Peter, late shipmaster, 55 Virginia-street , Peter, overseer (William Allen, Waterloo- quay), h. Sugar- house -lane —™ Robert, teacher, 19 Marischal-street Robert, timber-measurer, 33 York-street Robert, shipmaster, Hanover-street Robert, hosier, 9 Black's-buildings —
MIL MIT] NEW ABERDEEN. 116
Milne, Roger, 11 Schoolhill Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside Thomas, master ship-wright (Hall and Sons, Footdee), h. St. Clement-street William (of Marr and Milne), h. 16 Constitution-street William, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), k. 34 Chapel-street William, contractor, Bridge of Dee William, late boot and shoemaker, 1 1 Schoolhill William and Son, grocers, tea and spirit merchants, 37 and 39 Broad-street, and 195 Union-street William, late painter and glazier, h. Collie's -court, 60 Gallowgate William, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Queen-street Christina, vintner, 10 Langstane-place Mrs. Captain, 51 Chapel-street Mrs. David, midwife, 24 St. Andrew-street Mrs. G., 55 Shiprow Mrs. James, IYovost Milne's-court, 65 Gallowgate Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and stay-maker, 35 Union-street, h. Exchange-court Mrs., stabler, 11 Harriet-street Mrs., provision merchant, 61 Loch-street Mrs., 31 Wales-street
. Mrs., flesher, 11 Wales-street Market, h. 16 Wales-street »~„ Mrs., 40 Constitution-street Mrs., 7 Black's-buildings
„ Mrs , 210 King-street
. Miss, teacher (Infant School), Princes-street Miss Catherine, fancy- knitter, dealer in worsted and teas, 11 Schoolhill Miss Elspeth, dressmaker, 11 Drum's-lane ™» Miss, superintendent (Female School of Industry), Shaw's- court, 90 Gallowgate Miss Margaret, register office, 3 Guestrow Miss, teacher of pianoforte and singing, 19 Marischal- street Miss, 75 Union-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Thistle-street Misses, white seamstresses, 7 Collie's-court, 60 Gallowgate Minto, William, 20 Prince Regent-street Minty, James, inspector of police and superintendent of water office, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 28 Princes-street Mitchell, Alexander (Mitchell and Cay), head of Spa-street Alexander, bird-stuffer, Upper Denburn Alexander, assistant pilot-master, New Pier Alexander, clerk, h. 20 Quay
, Alexander, spirit dealer, 97 Loch-street and Cay, house carpenters, Spa-street Charles, spirit dealer, 41 Guestrow ^ Daniel, machine maker, 37 Park-street 117 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIT—MOI
Mitchell, David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire & Pelican Life Assurance Companies, 36 Union- street, h. Bexhill-cottage, Holburn-place David, blacksmith, Castle-brae, h. Duthie's-house, Castle- brae „™,~~ George, shipmaster, 9 Yeats'-lane George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 8 Black's-build- ings, h. 44 Chapel-street George M., spirit dealer, 2 Schoolhill, k. 3 George-street James (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), 20 Regent-quay
— .—. James, late merchant, Holburn-street „. James, masoD, 93 Chapel-street
.— James, pianoforte tuner and repairer of musical instruments, 87 Skene-street James, broker, 21 Lodge- walk John, builder (of Mitchell and Ross), 4 Little Chapel-street John, shipmaster, Marine-cottage, 6 Constitution -street
. John, tinsmith, 2 Little Wales-street —„~ John, artist, 27 Crown-street „„ John, principal beadle (Free St. Clement's), h. 29 East North-street
. Robert, manager (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 20 Regent-quay Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65 Commerce-street Stewart, spirit dealer, 59 Guestrow ™ Thomas, engineer (Blaikie Brothers), h. Footdee Rev. William L. (Free Holburn Church), h. 139 Skene-st. ™ William, mason, Rose-street
. ~, William, shipmaster, 46 Regent-quay .— William, wright, Commerce-street printseller, ~~.—. William, bookseller, ornamental stationer, and 55 Union-street William, clerk (Post Office), 23 Hutcheon-street
—.—. William, teacher (Boys' Hospital), 19 Upperkirkgate —„~ Mrs., Mitchell-place, King-street
. Mrs., midwife, 91 Chapel-street ,~-»~~. Mrs., lodgings, 21 Summer-street ™ Mrs., pattern-printing establishment, 10 St. Nicholas-street „ Mrs. Major, of Ashgrove, 35 Belmont-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, 5 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill Mrs. John, agent for Morison's medicines, 61 Broad-street Mrs. Robert, milliner, baby-linen warehouse, 23 St. Nicholas- street
—.— Miss, dressmaker, 41 Guestrow
— .— Miss, 1 Chapel-street Miss, dressmaker, 65 Chapel-street Moffat, Francis, bookbinder, Concert-court, Broad-street „. John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton — Mrs., sick nurse, 3 Denburn Moir, Alexander, late hosier, Moir's-court, 103 Gallowgate B. (of J. Moir and Son), h. 36 Marischal-street MOI MOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 118
Moir, George, of Denmore, h. Denmore ~~— George, flesher, 21 Queen-street James, surgeon, 3, h. 5 Skene-row —.™- James, M.D., Braehead-cottage, Old Aberdeen „ James (Jos. Moir and Co.), h. 86^ Crown-street James and Co., clothiers and tailors, 5 King-street John, messenger-at-arms, 5 Upperkirkgate John and Son, preserver of all kinds of animal and vegetable food in a fresh state, 56 Virginia-street Robert, wine merchant, 23 Adelphi, Union-street William, writer, 56 Bon-Accord-street, h. Donald's-court, Schoolhill William, tailor, 85 Chapel-street
. William, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow
—. — Mrs., 1 Skene-plaee Mrs. Dr., 9 St. Nicholas-lane „ Mrs., late hosier, 55 Gallowgate ™ Mrs., register office for servants, 5 Upperkirkgate ™ Mrs. W., late of Park, 254 Union-street Miss, ——. dressmaker, 18 Mary well-street —~™ Miss Isabella, bonnet-maker, 23 George-street Mollison, David, porter and spirit dealer, 26, h. 25 Quay David, jun., grocer and spirit dealer, 17 James-street, h. 25 Quay George, book-keeper, 235 George-street ™ James (Union Hotel), 25 Union-street James, grocer, 4 St. Clement- street John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 26 Virginia-street John, spirit dealer, 10 Littlejohn-street Wm., teacher, Mechanics' Institution, h. Bon-Accord-lane ™ Mrs. Captain William, 40 Union -place Moncur, James, driver, Banff mail-gig, 169 George-street Monro, David, advocate (Nicol and Monro), A. 18 Silver-street
, Joseph, stone-cutter, 110 West North-street Mrs., late of Huntly, 18 Silver-street Montgomery, Alexander, 10 Sugarhouse-lane
—. — Francis, pawnbroker, 27 Gallowgate, h. 9^ Sugarhouse-lane _—~™ James, spirit dealer, 137 King-street More, Mrs., of Raeden, h. 36 Schoolhill —~~ Mrs., of Raeden, 193 Union-street Miss, 71 Dee-street Morgan, James, foreman shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), h. Water- loo-quay John, shipmaster (Eliza), 8 Yeats -lane ™ William, hairdresser, 32 Woolmanhill Morice, Alexander, shipowner, h. Nellfield James, draper, 63 St. Nicholas-street, h. 44 Upperkirkgate D. R., advocate, 233 Union-street, h. Walkerhill, by Aberdeen Mrs. Alexander, 4 West Crabstone-street
—, — Mrs. Robert, 233 Union-street west Mrs. Isabella, 165 Union-street — 119 NEW ABERDEEN. [MOR MOW
Morison, Alexander, Pilot-master, New Pier
, Alexander (of Morison and Gray), k. 11 Union-buildings
.—; — Alexander, jun., writer, 13 Prince Regent-street Alexander, late shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent-street —. — Charles, shore porter, h. 11 Stronach's-close —~~~ David, late woollen draper, 25 Queen-street ™— George, M.D., 15 Constitution-street
. George, bootmaker, 37 Upperkirkgate George, brushmaker, 37| George-street —„™ and Gray, silk mercers, shawlmen, and linen-drapers, 119 Union-street James, superintendent, Market, h. 5 Carmelite-street i—. — James, clerk, A. 13 Prince Regent-street James, gardener, Drywell-park, Loanhead
, John, 1 St. Mary's-place John, accountant (City of Glasgow Bank), h. 15 Constitu- tution-street —— Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co., Inches), h. 157 Crown- street Theodore, watch and clockmaker, Bridge of Dee —.~™ William, umbrella maker, 12 Gallowgate, h. 27 Windy-wynd
.—.„„„ William, coachman (Ballater Mail), 14 Blackfriars-street William, tailor, Charles-street William, Rosemount-terrace
— .— Mrs. John, 15 Constitution-street ,™— Mrs. William, 11 Union-buildings —~™ Mrs., 54 Chapel-street Morren, William, chemist (P. Williamson), h. Dee-village
,—~™ Miss, 29 Dee-street Morrice, Alexander, ironmonger (W. M'Kinnan and Co.), h. 36 —. — James, lodgings, 1 1 Commerce-street [King-street
. Miss, dressmaker, 47 St. Nicholas-street Mortimer, Alexander, baker, 42 Marischal-street
. , John, patent-mortizing machine manufacturer, 48 John-st. ™ Peter, wood merchant, Poynernook, and Blaikie's-quay, h. 55 Dee-street Robert, iron merchant, 12 St. Paul- street, and Ironmon- ger's-court, 14 Upperkirkgate, k. 30 Skene- terrace
Sutherland, and Co , worsted spinners, hosiers, and girth manufacturers, Canal-road
— .— William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 11 St. Nicholas- street, h. Canal-road
. Miss, 118 Crown-street Mowat, Alexander, 3£ Blackfriars-street
.—. — Alexander, broker, 33 Marischal-street
— ,— James, tailor, and renovator of gentlemen's wearing apparel, 8 Flourmill-brae
.—. — John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 10 Justice-street work-shop, Sinclair's-close Magnus, shipmaster (Harvest Home), 9 Canal-terrace William, writer (Adam and Anderson), 13 Bon-Accord-lane MUI MUR] NEW ABERDEEN. 120
Muil, Francis, baker, 153 George-street, and 50 John-street, h 155 George-street John, baker, 41 Schoolhill ™ William, painter and glazier, 8 Carnegie's-brae Muir, Alexander, advocate, 4 Correction-wynd, h Loirston, Nigg ~~~™ John, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. Strawberrybank Muirden, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Mounthooly' Munro, David (of J. and D. Munro), h. 42 Union-terrace —~— James, shipmaster (William Edward), 3 Constitution-street James and David, boot and shoemakers, 48 Upperkirkgate James, jun., clerk (W. Hood and Co.), 3 Constitution- street „~~™ John, inspector of taxes, 20 Union-Terrace John, supervisor of excise, Twin-cottage, Holburn-street Captain George, Staff-officer, ]5 Dee-street
~™ i Kenneth, boot and shoemaker and leather cutter, 78 h. 80 George-street Kenneth, baker, 6 Gallowgate, h. above shop „™ Robert, artist, Back-wynd
„™ . Roderick, shoemaker, 6i Canal-terrace ™ William, watchmaker, and keeper Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street Mrs., lodging^, 39 Summer-street
.„ Margaret, dressmaker, 18 John-street Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller, 36 St. Nicholas-street, h. Loch- head -cottage
. William, cabinetmaker, 15 Denburn-terrace Murray, Alexander, shore- porter, 18 Shiprow Alexander, cattle dealer and cattle agent, 100 West Hutcheon-street Andrew, advocate (Murray and M'Combie), h. 44 Skene- terrace .™*. Andrew Geddes, clerk (Aberdeen Lime Company), h, Spri ngbank - terrace ™ Charles, letter carrier, Rosemount-place ,™ Daniel, flesher, 5 Basement-floor, New Market David, boot and shoe maker, 173 Gallowgate ™ and Garden, advocates, 50 Schoolhill and M'Combie, advocates, 103 Union-street .„™ and Morison, managers (Aberdeen Lime Co.), Provost Blaikie's-quay, Inches ™ ™ George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. 13 Bon- Accord- street George, tinplate worker, 33, h. 31 Chapel-street
. George, builder, 63 Park-street George, spirit dealer, 59 Green ™ Isaac, tailor, 46 Netherkirkgate „™ James, advocate, 48, h. 50 Schoolhill James, clerk (Farquhar and Gill), h. 29 Ann-street
. James, bootmaker, 167 Union-street, h. 18 Kidd-lane
, ™, Rev. John (Free North Church), h. 159 King-street 121 NEW ABERDEEN. [MUR NIC
Murray, John, tobacconist, and tea and spirit dealer, 15 Upperkirk- gate, h. 84 Broad-street John, cabinetmaker, 70 Green „ Peter, broker, 10 Park-street ~™ Robert, confectioner, 11, h. Brebner's-court, 9 Castle-street
. William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Company)— office, 2 Lime-sheds, Inches, h. Springbank-terrace
„~—. William, builder, 58 John-street
.—~™ William, brushmaker, 31 Chapel-street
.—. — William, flesher, New Market
™-—, William, jun., flesher, 39 New Market, h. 139 Hadden-street, Woodside William, (traveller, J. Duguid and Co.), h. 7 Skene-terrace —„™ William, tailor, 67 St. Andrew-street
~™—. William, shipmaster (Renown), 53 Virginia-street Mrs., vintner, 79 Windmillbrae ™ Mrs. George, last-maker, Plasterer's-court, 70 Gallowgate
. „™ Mrs., provision shop, 273 George-street
, . Mrs., lodgings, 10 Black's-buildings
„. , Miss, dressmaker. Black's-buildings Mustard, Robert, tailor and clothier, 145, h. 251 George-street Mutual Accumulation Society—A. Duthie, advocate, 11 Market- street, agent Mutch, George, spirit dealer, 21 Windy-wynd
Nairne, Mrs., 161 Union-street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42 Castle-street Fire and Life Assurance Company—Allardyce and Jopp, agents, 13 Market-street Naughton, Mrs., lodgings, 35 Blackfriars-street Neil, Mrs., vintner, 44 Quay
'r. . Mrs. Joseph, 6 Little Chapel-street Neisb, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Dee-street Nelson, Charles, builder, granite-polishing and stone-cutting works. Union-wynd and Union-row, h. Summer-street, corner of Union-row Daniel, Holburn-street William, boatbuilder, Summer-lane Mrs., housekeeper, Trinity -hall Ness, Robert, coach-builder and harness maker, 7, h. 8 Union-row Netherlands Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—office, Bank of Scot- land-court, Castle-street Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate Newlands, Alexander, teacher (Davidson's School, Footdee), h. 4 Canal-terrace ™ Rev. James (of St. Clement's Parish), h. 4 Canal -terrace Newson, Jonathan, Mill-street Nicol, Alexander (A. and W. Nicol), merchant and shipowner, h. Seaton farm, Old Aberdeen ™ A. and W., merchants and shipowners, 60 Marischal-street Alexander, lime meter, 3 Hanover-street L NIC—NOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 122
Nicol, Alexander, cooper, 7 Barnett's- close Alexander, guard (Lord Forbes coach), 7 Flourmill-brae Francis, H., 57 Bon-Accord-street George, carter, 15 Young-street George, overseer (W. Routledge and Son, 219 Gallowgate), h. 190 West North-street George (A. Cowie and Co.), h. 28 Shiprow G. J., M.D., 17 Belmont-street
, James, advocate (Nicol and Monro), 42 Castle-street James, clerk (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. Old Aberdeen James, bulker, Harbour Office, h. Shore-brae „„ James, jun., writer (Blaikie and Smith), h. 42 Castle-street Monro, advocates, National , , James and David Bank-court, 42 Castle-street of Edinburgh), Mile-end house, Holburn-street , , James, (late John, shipmaster (Isabella), 23 Prince Regent-street John, overseer of wrights, harbour, h. 67 Waterloo-quay John, teacher of vocal music, Farmers' Hall, Gilcomston John, merchant tailor, 13 St. Nicholas-street, h. 3 St. Mary's-place John, merchant, 20 Shiprow, h. 3 Affleck-place Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10, h. 8 Exchequer-row Peter, leather cutter and shoemaker, 23 Upperkirkgate, h, 11 Littlejohn-street Whinton, ropemaker, Farquhar-place, Gallowgate Mrs. Andrew, 4 Dee-street Mrs., vintner, 18 Wellington-street Nicoll, Alexander, turner, 2 Barnett's-close, Guestrow Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith, 11 Causewayend James, book-keeper (Hall and Sons), 9 Princes- street Mrs. B. 26 Bon-Accord-terrace Mrs., lodgings, 67 Crown-street Mrs., lodgings, 59 Marischal-street _ Misses (of Glenbervie), 26 Bon-Accord-terrace Niddry, Charles, feuar, 64 Hutcheon-street William, artist, 38 St. Nicholas-street Nisbet, Alexander, Stoneyton __^. Andrew, soapmaker, 94 Loch-street, h. 199 King-street Robertson, ship and insurance brokers, and general p and agents, 47 Marischal-street James (Nisbet and Robertson), h. Stoneyton, Rubislaw Misses, Stoneyton-cottage , Niven, J. and C, meal and barley warehouse, 67 Green, L 11 Ren- nie's-wynd Noble, James, tailor, 35 Loch-street „_ William, police mason, 26 Causewayend Norrie, Alexander, grocer, 124 King-street, h. 8 Chronicle-lane Joseph, wright, 86 Hutcheon-street, h. 66 Gerrard-street Mrs., 121 Crown-street 20 North Silver-street , Mrs., Norris, Mrs., teacher, 60 Queen-street 123 NEW ABERDEEN. [NOR OGI
Norris, Miss, matron, Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn-place North British Australasian Loan Co.— office, 31 Galfowgate North British Fire and Life Insurance— T. and N. Burnett, advo- cates, 25 Belmont-street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103 Union-street, agents North Broadford Bread Co., 5 North Broadford— Alexander Craig, manager, h. 2 North Broadford Northern Investment and Exchange Co., 24 Adelphi-court—R. R. Notman, managing director North of Scotland Banking Co., Castle-street—James Westland, manager North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Co—William Chalmers, manager—office, 3 King-street North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company— II. Macswein, ma- nager— entries, M'Combie's-court, 52 Union-street, and 51 Netherkirkgate North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street— W. Bennett, printer and publisher Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Charles Chalmers, advo- cate, agent—office, 147 Union-street Notman, Robert R., accountant, 24 Adelphi-court, h. Bon-Accord- square
Ogg, Alexander, land-surveyor and valuator, 45 Schoolhill
— .—. David, basket maker, 43 Upperkirkgate Henry (Henry Ogg and Co.), h* Holburn-street
;—. — Henry and Co., Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston William F., advocate, 11 Adelphi-court —agent for the Phoenix Fire Office of London, the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, and the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society „~— William, bookseller, and picture-frame maker, 20 Market- gallery Ogilvie, Alexander, baker, h. 1 Barnett's-close Alexander (J. Allan and Co.), h. 39 Bon-Accord-street
, Alexander, manufacturer, 2 North Broadford George, M.D., lecturer on institutes of medicine, King's College, 156 Union-street George, coachman (Ballater Mail), 6 Blackfriars-street James, spirit dealer, 9 Hutcheon-street John, LL.D., teacher (Gordon's Hospital), h. 24 Skene-sq. John, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 47, h. 13 Upper- kirkgate „~,— John G, M.D., medical superintendent, Lunatic Asylum and Riding, wholesale hat manufacturers, 69 Broad-street —~™ William, flax-dresser, yarn and linen merchant, 63 Nether- kirkgate, h. Mile-end William, rope and twine manufacturer, 133 King-street — ,„*. Mrs,, lodgings, 6 Marischal-street ~ Mrs. Dr., 156 Union-street Mrs., sick nurse, 11 Jopp's-lane i OGI PATJ NEW ABERDEEN. 124
Ogilvie, Miss, of Auchiries, 4 Dee-street ~~. Misses, Ruthrieston Ogilvy, John, baker, 70 King-street, h. 185 King-street Ogston, Alexander, tallow chandler, 88 Loch-street, h. Ardo
, Francis, M.D., 18 Adelphi-court „™ John, wright, 11 Denburn-terrace Miss, 6 Caroline-place, Maybank' Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 96 Union-street Oldman, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 16 Wales-street Andrew, late merchant, 193 Union-street
, George, hairdresser, 46 Virginia- street Oliphant, Walter (P. and G. Brown), 22 Skene-square Oliver, James, landing waiter, Customs Orcherton, James, provision warehouse, 108 Loch-street Orr, Samuel, spirit dealer, 57 Guestrow Ord, Alexander (Finlayson and Ord), h. 27 Blackfriars-street
Oswald, George, and Co., Lloyd's agents ; ship, insurance, and stock and share brokers—office, 30 Marischal-street „ Henry C. (Oswald, George, and Co.), h. Seabank, Old Aberdeen —„™ Mrs., midwife, 29 Skene-street
Page, Thomas, coachman (South Mail), Correction-wynd ~~— Miss, dressmaker, 25 St. Nicholas-street Palladium Life Assurance Society—Norval Clyne, advocate, agent, 245 Union-street Palmer, John, file-maker, 4, h. 5 Causewayend „ John, spirit dealer, 23 Windy-wynd Panton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 78 Broad-street, h. 38 St. Nicholas-street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14 Lower Denburn
. Mrs., 3 Mitchell-place Pape, Thomas, grocer, 97 Gallowgate Park, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 280, h. 278 George-st. Parker, Mrs., 52 Skene-terrace
. — Mrs., teacher of dancing, 68 Gerrard-street Parkhill, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 177 Gallowgate Parrott, Robert, shipmaster (William Hogarth), 19 Marischal- st. Paterson, Alexander, spirit dealer, 34 Guestrow Alexander, mill-overseer, 41 Frederick-street
i.— Alexander, provision-seller, 281 George-street „™ David, corn-factor and general agent, 45 Marischal-street h. 83 Union-street ~™ Farquharson, spirit dealer, 2, h. 3 Carnegie's-brae „™ George, blacksmith, 13 Pork-lane, h. 14 Marywell-street
,—„~~ George (Knox and Paterson), 46 Chapel-street
~ John, shipmaster, 7i. 49 Commerce-street John, advocate, 32, h. 30 Queen-street
. John, 123 George-street „~— John, surgeon, 61 St. Nicholas-street John, boot and shoemaker, 14 Catherine-street 125 KEW ABERDEEN. [PAT—PET '
Paterson, John and George, boot and shoemakers, 130 Union-street —~™ John (J. and G. Paterson), h. 6 Black's-buildings William, wholesale druggist, 134 and 136 Gallowgate, h. John-street, corner of Charlotte-street William, leather merchant and tanner, 2 Denburn-terrace William, advocate, 11 Princes-street and Co., tanners and curriers, Jack's-brae—office, Denburn- terrace „~— William, pattern-maker (Blaikie Brothers), 107 Gallowgate William, turner, Chronicle-court, Queen-street Mrs. A., 10 Bon-Accord-terrace Mrs., Mackie-place Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw ,~~— Mrs. Roderick, 37 Littlejohn-street Mrs., provision shop, 258 George-street Mrs., Princes Royal Tavern, 69 Broad-street Mrs. William, 26 St. Nicholas-street Paul, Alexander, writer (J. and S.), 31 Gallowgate ~~— Alexander, funeral waiter, Steps of Gilcomston Alexander, provision shop, 13 Young-street John, plasterer, 8 Langstane-place ~ John, jun,, plasterer, 18 Bon-Accord-lane, h. 8 LaDgstane- place ,~~— Rev. William, Banchory Devenick, h. Cotbank Robert, artist, 18 Bon-Accord-lane, h. 8 Langstane-place ~~.— Mrs. Professor, h. 4 Frederick-street Paull, Rev. James, 10 Schoolhill ™~— James, writer, 10 Schoolhill Paulin, G. B., 77 North-street John, grocer and spirit dealer, 11, h. 10 Castle-brae —~— Robert, painter, 124 Loch-street
. Mrs., tuscan and straw-bonnet maker, 159 George-street Payne, Robert, spar-maker (W. Hood and Co.), h. 12 Catto-square Pearson, Alexander, merchant, 20 Virginia-street, h. 63 Dee-street Peebles, William, 12 Albion -street Peddelty, Joseph and Co., woollen manufacturers, Chronicle-court, 10 Queen-street Pegler, George, fruiterer to the Queen, 101 Union-street, h. South Constitution-street Penman, Mrs., 259 Kingsland-place, George-street Penny, William, shipmaster, h. Polmuir Permit Office, 112 King-street Peters, James, 10 Canal-street Petrie, George, engraver and copperplate printer, 6 Huxter-row, h. 10 Peacock's-close, Castle-street
w~.— James (Wright and Petrie), /;. 20 North Broadford
.—, — Robert, boot and shoemaker, 120 Skene-street William, mealseller, 8 Huxter-row
—. — Miss, lodgings, 13 Bon- Accord-street Pettigrew, Alexander, vintner, Burnett's- close, Castle-street Pettey, David, shipmaster (Commerce), h. 22 Virginia-street 12 PHI PIR] NEW ABERDEEN. 126
Philip, Alexander, wholesale and retail silk, shawl,, and bonnet merchant, silk mercer, clothier, and haberdasher, 17 and 19 Union-buildings ~~— Alexander, mate of Velocity steamer, h. Wales-street Colin Allan, advocate, 15 King-street, h. 82 Queen-street ~~— James, M.D., 1, h. 2 Mounthooly. —„™ and Cooper, wholesale clothiers, 32 Union-street
.— ,—. William, jun. (Philip and Cooper), h. 28 Broad-street ~™—- Mrs., lodgings, 1 St. Nicholas-street ~™— Mrs. James, 82 Queen-street Mrs., of Morningfield, h. Morningfield —™~ Mrs. William, poultry shop, 21 George-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 90 Union-street Phillips, Andrew, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18 h. 13 Union- row ™ Andrew, jun., writer, Advocates'-buildings, h. 13 Union-row John, working upholsterer, 20 Woolmanhill ~—™ Thomas, wood merchant, Affleck-street
~™—. William, shipmaster, 30 Virginia-street Philp, William, millwright and machine-maker, 68 Loch-street, h. 91 Gallowgate Phimester, John, spirit dealer, 70 East North-street Phoenix Fire Office—C. Lumsden, Union-terrace, and W. F. Ogg, Adelphi, agents Piggie, A. H., tailor, 68 Broad-street
-—. — Thomas, Broadford Works, h. Maybank Pirie, Alexander (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton Alexander, jun. (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton
. Alexander and Sons, paper manufacturers and wholesale stationers, 20 Adelphi Alexander, rag merchant, 63 Commerce-street ~~— Alexander, millwright, 66 West North-street
~ . Alexander, Terminus Coffee-rooms, 19 Market-street ~™~™ David, merchant and commission agent, Crown-court, h. 71 Crown-street George, shore-porter and sedan-chair carrier, h. Exchequer-
, George, vintner, 4 Exchequer-row [row George, jun., horse hirer and minibus proprietor, 11 John-st.
, Gordon (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton James (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. Ruby-cottage John, gardener (successor to J. Cadenhead), Strawberry- bank Patrick, jun., manufacturer (of Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. 154 Union-street William, 67 Bon-Accord-street Rev. W. R., D.D., professor of Divinity (Marischal College), h. 13 Bon-Accord-square Mrs., sick nurse, 61 Broad-street
. Miss, dressmaker, 107 George- street Pirrie, William, M.D., professor of surgery (Marischal College), h. 238 Union-street —
127 NEW ABERDEEN. [PIT PRO'
Pittendrich, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 5 St. Clement- lane, east end of St. Clement-street Alexander, advocate, Belville, Gilcomston James, wright, 30 Skene-street ,™_™ James (W. Shirres and Co.), h. 76 Bon- Accord-street Miss, lodgings, 116 George-street Playfair, Alexander, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 33 Castle- street, h. 20 Castle-street „^_ Charles, gunmaker, 70, h. 84 Union-street Pledge, Rev. Ebenezer, Rosemount-house Pole, Lawrence, shipmaster, 8 Reid's-houses, Holburn Police Writing Chambers, 50 St. Nicholas-street Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of Constitution-street Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's-court, Upperkirkgate Assessment, St. Nicholas-parish —office, 17 Huxter-row Porter, David, flesher, 12 Basement- floor, New Market and shoemaker, 52 St. Nicholas- street, h. 11 , George, boot Charles- street
. John, feuar, 35 North Broadford, or Berry's-road shore-porter, Chapel-lane i John, Robert, letter-carrier, 75 Chapel-street Post Office, New Market-street „™ (Receiving), 197 Union-street ™ (Receiving), 32 Quay
, (Receiving), 237 George-street Poul'cer, Absalom, late clothier, h. 65 Dee-street
^_ . Thomas, late clothier, 65 Dee-street Pratt, Alex., 1 Littlejohn-street
„_ . J. (Pratt and Keith), Albyn-cottage and Keith, silk mercers and shawl merchants, 51 and 53 Union-street
. Robert, miller, Flourmill, h. 1 Littlejohn-street Presley, George, guard, North Defiance, 123 George-street George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 266 George-street Prey, Mrs., lodgings, 56 Union-street Primrose, Rev. William, 19 North Silver-street Proctor, Farquharson, baker, 24 St. Nicholas-street _ Miss, 139 Skene-street Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh—Alexander and John Cadenhead, advocates, 9 Huxter-row Procurator-Fiscal for the County—William Simpson, advocate office, 56 Bon-Accord-street Milne Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire—John D. } advocate, 54 Union -street Profat, George D., advocate, 8 Guestrow Professional Life Assurance Co.—agent, William P. Booth, 58 Marischal-street—medical referee, James Booth, M.D., 28 Queen-street Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of London—John Stuart, advocate, 87 Crown-street, agent Protector Fire Insurance Company PRO—EATJ NEW ABERDEEN. 128
Provest, Charles, turner and card nailer, 5 Causewayend Provident Life Office and County Fire Office—William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street, agent Prussian Vice-Consul—Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Castle- street Pryde, George, shipmaster (Amherst), Union-cottage, 22 North Broadford Public Booms, Union-street —William Chisholm, keeper English, &c, Schools, Little Belmont -street Pye, Mrs. G., 4 Trinity-street Pyott, John, spirit dealer, 48 East North-street Pyper, Alexander, vintner, Bridge of Dee James, post-horse master and livery stables, 7 Shoe-lane
Rae, Francis, cart and plough wright, h. and shop, 60 Skene-street „™~~ George, messenger-at-arms, 32 Union-place George, mason, Nelson-street John, gardener, Princesfield, Burnside. Nathaniel, 79 Green William, gardener, 37 North Broadford William, millwright, Wellington-road William, writer (Blaikie and Smith), h. 32 Union-place William, clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 26 Dee-street Mrs., lodgings, 48 Summer-street Raeburn, John, late teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. Ivy-cottage, Loan- head John, plasterer, 2 Denburn Raffarty, Peter, merchant, 45 Castle-street Ragg, John, 38 Union-terrace Raitt, Lieut.-Colonel, Barrack-master, 1 1 Market-street Rainie, Alexander, haberdasher, 245 George-street Rainy, George, M.D., lecturer on midwifery to the University, King's College, h. 27 Queen-street Rait, William, teacher (Bon-Accord Infant School), h. 4 Mary- well- street Miss, lodgings, Northfield-house, Gilcomston Ramage, Andrew, leather merchant, 41 Longacre William, architect, 115 Union-street, h. 12 Adelphi-court Mrs. John, 12 Adelphi-court Ramsay, John (Aberdeen Journal Office), h. Heading-hill Mrs., lodgings, 8 Union-terrace Miss of Barra, h. 22 Bon-Accord-terrace
Ranson, I]dward, china merchant, 132 Union-street, /*. 8 Union- terrace Randall, John, furniture dealer and funeral undertaker, 12 East North -street Rankin, Arthur, jobbing gardener, 32 Hutcheon-street Rannie, Alexander, builder and timber merchant, 50 Commerce- street, k. 102 Union-street Misses, lodgings, 102 Union-street Rattray, Robert, M.D., 51 Woolmanhill 129 NEW ABERDEEN. [RAT REI"
Rattray, William, manufacturing chemist, 123 York-street, h. 1 St. Nicholas-street Ravenscroft, Edward (Ravenscroft and Co.), agent for Agricultural Cattle Insurance Co., for Overland Route to India, the City of London Life Assurance Society, the Rritish and Foreign Land Agency, and for the Rritish Mining Offices, h. 55 Netherkirkgate, Crown-court, 43 Union-street
. . and Co., printers and publishers, Crown-court, 43 Union-st. Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4 Gallowgate
. — Captain, R.N., 130 Union-street Redfern, P., M.D., lecturer on anatomy and physiology, King's College, h. 136 George-street Refuge, House of, and Industry, 45 Guestrow Reid, Alexander, treasurer (Harbour Office), h. Waterloo-quay Alexander, stabler, 22 Harriet-street ™ Alexander (late cart and plough wright), 29 Skene-street and Philip, grocers and spirit dealers, 88, George-street
. . Alexander, teacher (St. Clement's School), h. 10 Links-st. Lieutenant Andrew, R.N., Rridge of Dee Andrew, grocer, 117 Gallowgate, h. 110 Loch-street Andrew, merchant, and American Vice-Consul, 107 King- street, h. 29 Frederick-street
Benjamin (B. Reid and Co.), It. 24 Union-place „™ Benjamin and Co., nurserymen and seedsmen, 94 Union- street— nursery, Albyn-place Charles, shipmaster (Pacific), 12 St. Clement-street David (G. Reid and Sons), h. 15 Bon-Accord-street Donald, teacher of sacred music, and precentor (Free East Church), Gordon's-court, 24 Gordon-street Duncan, 47 Park-street Duncan, M.D., Crown-court, Union-street —„™ Rev. Edward, superintendent (House of Refuge), Duthie's- court, 45 Guestrow George, stove and fender maker, smith, and bell-hanger, 29, A. 31 Queen-street
, George, and Sons, chemists and druggists, 45 Union-street ™ George (G. Reid and Sons), h. Crown-court, Union-street ™ James, nurseryman, h. Relville, Gilcomston James, gardener, Springbank-cottage James, shipmaster, 21 Prince Regent-street James, wright and turner, 92 John-street, h. 106 George-st. James, foreman (J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill James, messenger (Mail Coach-office), h. 90 Shiprow „~— James, house carpenter, 9, A. 10 Thornton-place, Guestrow ™ John, gardener, Pitmuxton ~~~™ John, vintner, 39 Lodge-walk ,™ John, shipowner, Prospect-terrace, Ferryhill —™~ John, shipmaster, 6 Links-street ^ John, turner, 64 Loch-street, li. 1 1 Jopp's-lane Rev. John (Catholic Chapel), Chapel-court, Castle-street ™v,v~» Joseph, boot and shoe maker, 86 King-street REI REN] NEW ABERDEEN. 130
Reid, Peter, stabler, 5 Harriet-street Robert, grocer, 19 Park-street ~~— Smith and Co., distillers, Union-glen Distillery, Holburn —~~ Thomas, advocate, 7 Denburn-terrace
—» — William, manager (Aberdeen Marine Insurance Company), 48 Marischal-street
—. — William, boot and shoemaker, 52, h. 50 Upperkirkgate William, teacher, 3 Denburn William, 11 Carmelite-street William, late shipbuilder, 109 York-street William, distiller (Union-glen Distillery), h. Holburn-street William, slater, 10 Black's-buildings
. William (J. Duguid and Co.), h. 51 Bon-Accord-street
. „ William, (North of Scotland Bank), h. 28 Silver-street „„— William, coach trimmer, 6 Frederick-street William, shipmaster, 109 York-street ™ William L., advocate, 31 Gallowgate, h. 51 Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. Robert, 100 Chapel-street Mrs. George, sen., 28 Silver-street ~*~~™ Mrs., Wellington-place Mrs., provision dealer, 30 Woolmanhill Mrs., 47 Frederick-street Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond -street -~~— Mrs., lodgings, 79 Guestrow ~~.— Mrs. James, 45 Wales-street „-.— Mrs. James, 125 Crown-street Mrs. Peter, draper, 6 Innes-street Mrs. William, 35 Wales-street Mrs. William, jun., flesher, 14 New Market, h. Wales- street Mrs. William, 3 Littlejohn-street Miss, teacher, 3 Littlejohn-street Miss, Jane, teacher (North Parish School), 6 Frederick-st. Reith, George, secretary (Aberdeen Railway), 154 Crown-street James, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden. and Co.), h. Rose- mount-place
.—. — John, gardener, Pitmuxton John (Cook and Reith), h. 67 Commerce-street John, toll-keeper, Rubislaw-bar William, builder, 112 Cause wayend Mrs., Cooperston-toll ~™— Mrs., lodgings, 28 Skene-street Rennie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend
Alexander, painter and paper-hanger, 45, ft. 31 Upperkirk- gate.
. Charles M., brewer and maltster, h. and work, Skene-square ™™~ George, printer, h. and office, 61 Broad-street George, shipmaster, 4 Alford- place John T., ship insurance and stock broker, 41 Marischal- street, h. 159 Crown-street «*, William, nurseryman, Causewayend Mrs., teacher, Smith's- court, Netherkirkgate .
131 NEW ABERDEEN. [REN ROB
Rennie, Miss, dressmaker, 8 St. Nicholas-street Rettie, James (M. Rettie and Sons), h. 7 Rose-street dealers , M. and Sons, silversmiths and jewellers, in London and Geneva watches, clocks, and fancy goods, lamp-sa- loon, 151 Union-street
, M. and Sons, lamp manufacturers, Rettie's-court, 26 Broad- street Middleton (M. Rettie and Sons), Rettie's-court, 26 Broad- street William (M. Rettie and Sons), h. 23 Dee-street Reynolds, Gordon, basket-maker, 78 Queen-street Rhind, Alexander (James Littlejohn), 40 Thistle-street John, commission agent and mahogany merchant, h. and office, 1 Longacre, Broad-street
Mrs , washing and dressing, 3 Burn-court, 44 Upperkirkgate ~ Miss, 6 Denburn Richards and Co., linen manufacturers, Broadford and Co., bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislaw Rickman, Mrs., Springbank-terrace Riddel, Alexander, overseer (John Gibb and Son), 10 Church-st. Alexander, horse shoer and farrier, Holburn -street jewellers , D. and J., and watchmakers, 72 Broad-street King-street, h. 32 Park-street , .„™ James, cabinetmaker, 93 James, writer (Income and Property Tax Office, 25 Belmont- street), h. 4 North Broadford ~~ Peter, principal clerk (Harbour Office), h. 3 St. Clement- street Thomas, accountant (Savings' Bank), h. 39 Whitehouse-st. ™ William R., clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 9 Bon-Ac- cord-lane Riddoch, Alex. (T. M'Combie and Co.), 127 Crown-street
, Miss, Girls' School, 10 Garvock-street Rirrie, George and James, mealsellers, 32£ Upperkirkgate, h. 19 Chapel-street Ritchie, Andrew, shipmaster, 89 Virginia-street ™ James, shipowner, &c, 34 Park-street
. Rev. J. B. (Secession Church), /;. 21 Summer-street
„ . John, saddler, 5, h. 7 Back-wynd Ritchie, Thomas, grocer and ship chandler, 41 Quay, h. 3 Church- street ,„~ Thomas, shipmaster (Essequebo), 3 Church-street „™ Thomas, druggist, Holburn-street Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown-court, Union-street — Alexander, lodgings, 6 Marywell-street
. Andrew, dealer in porter and ale, 12 Clarence-street, and 79 Waterloo-quay, h. Skene-square David (D. Robb and Co.), 90 Shi prow
. David and Co., fishmongers, 19 New Market George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow George, shoemaker, 59 Chapel-street
—, — James and Co., glass merchants and agents, 38 Broad-street ROB ROB] NEW ABERDEEN. 132
Robb, James (J. Robb and Co.), h. Well-court, 14 Broad-street Thomas and Co., stone-cutters, Union-bridge, h. 15 Bon- Accord-lane
, James, book-keeper (A. Hadden and Sons), 22 Gerrard-st. James (Best, Robb, and Co.), h. 3 Affleck-street John (Best, Robb, and Co.), h. 3 Affleck-street William, wright, lodgings, 71 Crown-street ,„ Mrs. James, 22 Gerrard-street Robbie, Alexander, slater, Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate „™ John, boot and shoemaker, 189, h. 188 Gallowgate Roberts, David, saddler, 94 King-street, h. 24 Frederick-street „™ John, shipmaster, 9 Hanover-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 24 Frederick-street Mrs., midwife, 27 Causewayend Misses, dressmakers, 12 Frederick-street Robertson, Alexander, engineer (Bonnie Dundee), h. 20 Prince Regent-street Alexander, carpenter, 10 Churcb-street ~~,~~ Alexander, builder, 13 Langstane-place, h. 4 Gordon-street Alexander, manager for the Broadford Bread Company, h. 220 George-street „ Andrew, sexton (Nellfield Cemetery), h. at the gate ™ Benjamin, shipmaster, 28 Constitution-street Charles, ironmonger, 17 Park-street, h. 1 South Constitution- street ^_ Charles, stoneware merchant, 163 Gallowgate, h. Porthill
. Charles, blacksmith, h. 3 James-street David, Royal Hotel, 61 Union-street Geo., wright, Leggart bone and stucco mills, h. 64 Gerrard- street George, mason, 123 Chapel-street „ George, ironmonger, 207 Gallowgate, h. 2 Gerrard-street George, eating-house, 4 Exchequer-row „ James, haircutter and perfumer, 20, h. 26 Broad-street John, shipmaster, 47 Wellington-street
, Robert, late druggist, 116 George-street
, Robert provision shop, 122 George-street shoemaker, 43 George-street , Robert,
, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 75 Gallowgate
. Thomas, Rosemount-place
. Thompson, gardener, Hardgate William, wright, 19 Bon- Accord-lane, h. 95 Chapel-street shoemaker, Broad-street , William, boot and 68 shop, 119 George-street , William, provision
. Mrs., midwife, 40 St. Clement-street
. . . Mrs. Forbes, of Hazlehead, k. Hazlehead „ Mrs. John, 34 Skene-terrace
, Mrs. John, midwife, 64 Hutcheon-street
. Mrs. William, 7 Huntly-street „ Mrs., midwife, 14 Schoolhill Mrs., midwife, 51 Virginia-street ——
133 NEW ABERDEEN, [ROB—ROS
Robertson, Mrs., provision agent, 209 Gallowgate Mrs. and Misses, day-school, 79 King-street Mrs., lodgings, Commercial-court, Castle-street
— , Mrs., dressmaker, Neptune-cottage, Bridge of Dee
, Mrs., inn and lodgings, 13 Guestrow Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Denburn-terrace ~™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9 Blackfriars-street Miss, milliner, Crown-court, Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 6 Correction-wynd
.—. Miss, 69 Bon-Accord-street Miss, sick- nurse, 103 George-street Miss, 54 Union-street Miss, 18 Queen-street
, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Huntly-street Misses, 1 Albyu-place Robison, William, advocate, Commercial- court, 58 Castle-street Robson, Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, 23 Shiprow Alexander, salesman (Broadford Co-operatives), 160 George- street, h. Farquhar's- court, Upperkirkgate ™ William, flesber, 14 Basement-floor, New Market, h. Cotton Miss, milliner, Upper Denburn Rodger, James sen., late tanner, Skene-square James, jun., tanner, currier, and whoesale and retail leather dealer, Gilcomston tannery, h. 1 Mary-place Roger, John, accountant (Aberdeen Bank), h. 3 Kidd-lane Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), h. 55 Longacre ™ Mrs., Kingsland-place Rollo, William, keeper of deadhouse, Henderson's-court, 40 Broad- street Ronald, Andrew, shoemaker, 107 Skene-street
„ John, broker, 42 Lodge- walk Mrs., Lemon-tree Tavern, 7 Huxter-row Rose, Donaldson, shipowner and amber merchant, Footdee, k. 1! Golden -square Donaldson and Co., timber merchants, 27 York-street
, George, turner, 73 Green ,~~™. George (G. Bothwell), h. 1 Shuttle-lane
_, James, grocer, Short Loanings linen manufacturer, , John, John-street John, stabler and vintner, 166 Gallowgate 1 William (D. Rose and Co.), h. 27 York-street Miss, grocer and woollen draper, 37 North-gallery, New Market, h. 81 Green Miss, lodgings, 43 Dee-street «, Miss, teacher (Porthill Schools), 43 Dee-street Ross, Alexander, overseer (Banner Mill), h. 14 Frederick-street Alexander, advocate (of Skinner and Ross), h. 75 Bon- Accord-street Alexander, clerk (W. Simpson and Co.), Footdee, h. 28 Wellington-street Rev. Alexander (Holburn Church), h. 51 Chapel-street ROS IIOSJ NEW ABERDEEN. 134
Ross, Andrew, spirit dealer, 2 Trinity-street
. Angus, cooper and fish-curer, 14 Sugarhouse-lane Angus, 7 Canal-street
. . David, inspector (Gas Light Co.), 74 Windmillbrae
, George, messenger (Harbour Office), 24 Wales-street „~„~~ George, tailor, 6 St. Catherine's-wynd George, shoemaker, Skene-square
. . George, manager, (Loan Co.), 27 Gallowgate, h. 16Locb-st.
™ George and Co , engineers, (Albion Iron Works), Charles- street
. . Hugh, sen., overseer (A. and W. Nicol), h. 9 Diamond-st. „ Hugh,jun., haberdasher, 4 Broad-street, h. 84 Union-street James, h. Cooperston-cottage
. James, wright, 40 Union -terrace „ James, shoemaker, Shore- brae, h. Upper Denburn James, builder (Mitchell and Ross), 28 Summer-street
„™ . James, mate (City of London Steamer), 18 Commerce-st.
. James, shipmaster (Earl of Mar), Hanover-lane James, carrier of the Infirmary chair, h. 89 St. Andrew-st James, clothier and haberdasher, 192 George-street James, writer (Record Office), h. 7 Gar voek- street John, assistant commissary of ordnance, 34 Constitution- street
. John, plasterer, 46 Netherkirkgate
. John, candlemaker, 6 Hanover-street John, ironmonger, 40 George-street
. Peter, tide-waiter (Customs), h. Rrebner 's-court, Shiprow ^ Peter (M'Gowan and Co.), 26 Schoolhill, h. Upper Denburn Robert P., 39 Dee- street Roderick, shoemaker, 4 Catto's- square Thomas, sexton (Town's Churchyard), h. 19 Back-wynd
. Thomas, shoemaker, 260 George-street
/;. „„ . William, meal merchant, 21 Park-street, 84 East North- street
. William, advocate, 20 Belmont-street 34 Broad-street , „, William, ironmonger, William, grocer, White's-buildings, College-street William, principal servant (Free North Church), and fu- neral waiter, h. 22 East North -street „_ William, auctioneer and appraiser, 15 St. Nicholas-street, h. Cooperston-cottage William, officer of Excise, 28 Union-row ._ Mrs. A. I., 75 Bon-Accord-street ._ Mrs. Charles, 42 Skene-terrace ,,_ Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, 10, h. 9 Hanover -street Mrs. John, of Grenada, h. Granton-lodge Mrs. Robert, 91 Crown-street
. Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond-street Mrs. W., 4 Little Chapel-street Mrs., draper, 179 Gallowgate, h. above shop Miss, lodgings, 83 Union-street 135 NEW ABERDEEN. [ROS—RUX
Rosie, William, shipmaster, Rosie-cottage, Maybank Rough, John, corn-extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal servant (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. Brebner's-court, 9 Castle-street Routledge, William (W. Routledge and Son), 268 George-street Whinton, and Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 219 Gal- Miss, 220 Gallowgate [lowgate Rowell, Joseph (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), Maybank-cottage, Hutcheon-street Joseph, sen., 18 North Broadford Roy, George, writer, 126 King-street — James, boot and shoemaker, 41, k. 14 Castle-street James, jun., nurseryman, seedsman, florist, and fruiterer, 48 Union-street — nurseries, North-street and South Ferryhill, h> at nursery, South Ferryhill
„.,~-™ John, nursery seedsman, 48 Union-street, /*. 139 Crown- st.
—i. John, gardener, 39 Summer-lane
. Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 31 Harriet-street Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation—Alexander Jopp, advo- cate, agent, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate Mail and General Coach Office, 65 Union-street Ruucie, George, surgeon-apothecary, 45 Green, h. 4 Carmelite-st. J. and W., tinsmiths, 13 George-street Runcy, Charles, Millbank— office, 32 quay —™^ Charles, late shipmaster, Willowpark, Stocket Russel, Alexander, tailor, shoe-lane George, artist, 4 Dee-street _ William, bookseller and public circulating library, 19 Broad-
street, /;. 4 Dee-street ~~.„™ William, confectioner and baker, 38 Upperkirkgate and 28 Union-street, h. 4 Dee-street —~~ Mrs., midwife, 83 Spring-garden Miss, dressmaker, 83 Spring-garden Russell, Alexander, clothier and tailor, 42 Union-street, h. 5 Mary- place, Maybank Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 8, A. 10 St. Clement-street ™ George, tinsmith, 5 Commerce-street, h. 63 Quay William, merchant tailor, 30, h. 31 Adelphi-court Mrs., 35 Huntly-street
- Miss, of Rathen, 258 George-street Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—office, Bank of Scotland, Castle-street Rust, Alexander, commission agent, 83 Bon-Accord-street James (Aberdeen Bank), h. 83 Bon-Accord-street John, wood merchant and carpenter, 213 Union-street, h. 87 Chapel-street James, plasterer, 12 Jopp's-lane —„~- Mrs., teacher, 25 Chapel-street
. Mrs. G., lodgings, 6 Union-lane Rutherford, Thomas, mealseller, 176 West North-street Ruxton, Thomas, writer (A. and A.), h. 27 Frederick-street SAD SCOJ NEW ABERDEEN. 136
Saddier, Mrs., lodgings, 232 George-street Saint, James, lodgings, 1 Marischal-street James, jun., silk mercer, draper, and shawl merchant, 139 Union-street, h. 1 Marischal-street Salmond, William, letter-carrier, 5 Drum's-lane Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament — M. Rettie and Sons, 151 Union-street Salter, William, flesher, 90 New Market, h. 183 Gallowgate Sandieson, Alexander, artificial limb manufacturer, 2 Flourmill-brae Sandison, Ludovick, fishing tackle-maker, 118 King-street Sang, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 50 Summer-street Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 19 Wales-street Market, and 17 and 18 New Market, k. Hanover-street Alexander, jun., flesher, 28 New Market, h. Hanover-street Charles, flesher, 27 Wales-street Market, and 29 New Market, h. Wales-street —.— George, jeweller and lapidary, 81 Broad-street, h. 1 Gal- lowgate „™. James, jun., 37 New Market, h. Wales-street „ John, druggist, 45, k. 43 Commerce-street Robert, sen., flesher, 21 New Market, k. Wales-street Robert and Sons, hat manufacturers, 22 Market-gallery ™ Robert, shipmaster (Armitstead), 22 Princes-street ™ Robert, jun., 25 New Market, h. 3 Shore-brae Thomas, advocate, 2 Ragg's-lane, h. 17 Union-place Mrs., 10 Crown-street Miss Jane, 3 Canal-street Saunders, David, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), Ferryhill-buildings George, grocer, 68 and 70 Virginia-street, h. Ferryhill-build- John, farmer, Kemhill [ings ™ Miss, lodgings, 107 George-street Savings' Bank, National Security, 17 Guestrow—A. Ross, actuary Sawyers, William, collector of customs, 30 Bon-Accord- terrace Scorgie, George, spirit dealer, 78 West North-street George, grocer, tea and spirit-dealer, 17 Fisher-row, h. 8 Carmelite-street Robert, vintner, 16 Canal-terrace Mrs., lodgings, 77 Broad-street
„„. . Miss, lodgings, 126 Gallowgate Scott, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, and leather-dealer, 46 Queen-street, h. Rosemount-place Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 58 St. Nicholas-street, h. Craigwell-place, Skene-street A. D., 26 Crown-street
. Alexander, gardener, Whitehall, Gilcomston Captain David, R.N., Berryden George, shoemaker, 42 James-street Rev. George, Wesleyan minister, 44 Constitution-street James, tailor, 81 Guestrow James, boot and shoemaker, 43 St. Nicholas-street, h. Rose- mount-place 137 NEW ABERDEEN. [SCO SHA
Scott, John, chimney-sweeper, 46 Gallowgate Robert, manager (Arbuthnot and M'Combie), 3 Trinity- quay Mrs., lodgings, 5 Upperkirkgate
. Mrs., 2 St. Catherine's-wynd Mrs., 13 Hun tly- street « Miss, dressmaker, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd Miss, teacher, Craigwell-place Miss, Strawberrybank Scottish Amicable Lite Assurance Society—agent, W. F. Ogg, 11 Adelphi Equitable Assurance Co.—William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi Farmer Office, Crown-court, 43 Union-street—John Avery, publisher ™ Provident Institution of Edinburgh— Skinner and Ross, 103 Union-street, agents Union Fire and Life Insurance Company—office, 58 Castle- street „* Widows' Fund — Alexander Nicol, 60 Marischal-street, agent Scroggie, Mrs., stoneware dealer, 41 George-street Sedgewick, Rev. R. (United Presbyterian Church), Rosemount- place Seisins Office (Register of), Belmont-street—N. Burnett, registrar Selbie, Andrew, chainmaker (Blaikie Brothers), A. 11 Catto-square Selby, George, contractor, Maberly-street Sellar, James, 1 Links-street
— .— William, confectioner, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street
~„—. Mrs. T., merchant, 54 George-street, h. above shop
Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 8, //. 10 Crown-street Session-Clerk and Register of Marriages, John Watt, 24 Adelphi, h. 66 Schoolhill Seton, James, spirit dealer, 7 Gallowgate, h. 6 Blackfriars-street Sir William C, Bart., 27 Union-place Miss, 76 Dee-street Shackleton, William, wool-stapler, and woollen-card agent, 104
West North-street, /;. 79 King-street Shand, Arthur, feuar, 35 Causewayend
. David, saw-trimmer, 31, h. 6 Park-street George, miller and grain merchant, Upper Justice-mills Robert, spirit dealer, 11 Weighhouse-square, h. North-st.
. Robert, (Jopp and Shand), k. 97 Union-street
, . ——. Mrs., sick nurse, 45 Bon-Accord- street Misses, 4 Union-place
— .—. Misses, 97 Union-street Shanks, Colin, baker, 118, h. 120 Chapel-street James, slater and railway contractor— effice, 10 Swuth gallery, New Market Mrs., housekeeper, Infirmary Mrs., grocer, Wellington-road m2 —
SHA—SHI] NEW ABERDEEN. 138
Sharp, George, confectioner and spirit retailer, 71, h. 64 Broad-st. James, musical instrument maker, 11 George-street ™-— John, vintner, 1 Wales-street
—. — Moses, manager (Spring-Garden), 23 Ann-street Shaw, Alexander, spirit dealer, 38 East North-street -~~— Robert, messenger*at-arms and bar-officer, Sheriff Court office, 12 Huxter-row, h. Shaw's-eourt, 90 Gallowgate —„~ William, broker, Lodge-walk Mrs., 135 King- street —,™ Miss, dressmaker, 220 George- street „™„™. Miss, teacher, Female Orphans' Asylum Sheach, James, baker, 2, h. 8 Gordon-street Shearer, Robert, Reid's tavern, 179 George-street Sheed, John, general commission agent, and ship insurance broker, agent for Bell, Rainnie, and Co., wine merchants, Leith, and the Birmingham Plate and Crown Glass Co., Smith- wick, 44 Marischal-street u. Mrs., midwife, Hanover- lane Shepherd, George, bookseller and stationer, 1, h. 40 Broad-street Jame3, clerk (Gray, Watt, and Co.), 77 West North-street James (Souter and Shepherd), 31 Dee-street James, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, foot of Back- wynd-stairs John, keeper of Reservoir, Union-place —,™. Simpson, spirit dealer, grocer, and wine merchant, 37, h. 35 West North-street „~— Walter, feuar, Charles-street
.—. — William, late confectioner, 40 Broad-street -~ William, clerk, 38 Park-street
—,— William, confectioner, 49 Union-street, h. Rosemount-terrace —~™ William (Aberdeen provision shop), h. Jopp's-lane Mrs. John, lodgings, 182 Gallowgate Miss, lodgings, 6 Mounthooly _ Miss, 37 Bon-Accord-street ™ Misses, 66 Schoolhill Sherar, John, manufacturer of tinplate and japan goods, 48, h. 50 George-street Sherer, Andrew, ship-chandler, 29 Quay, h. 3 James-street
—. — James (W. Gray, 121 Union-street), h. 86^ Crown-street Sheriff-clerk's Office, 27 King-street Sheriffs, James, Union Inn, 42 St. Nicholas-street Sherwood, George, teacher (Porthill schools), h. at school Shewan, Mrs. John, h. Shewan's-court, 119 Gallowgate Shipmasters' Society Hall, 1 1 Quay—F. J. Cochran, clerk Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society —Hono- rary agent for Aberdeeu and vicinity, W. P. Booth, 58 Marisehal-street Shields, John, confectioner, 160 Union-street Thomas, druggist, 3 Uee-street * Jane, confectioner, 42 Woolmanhill Shier, David, land-surveyor, 43 Whitehouse-street 139 NEW ABERDEEN. [SHI SIM
Shirres, D. L. (D. L, Shirres and Co.), h. Wallfield D. L. and Co., wholesale hat, cap, and shoe warehouse, &c, 76 George-street J. and Co., clothiers, 25 Union-street
J. (J. Shirres and Co ), h. 2 Thistle- place „™ William and Co., clothiers, 67 King-street
William (Wm. Shirres and Co.), ft. 71 King-street Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal-street Sidie, A. and Co., general agents, 47 Marischal-street, h. 2 Con- stitution-street Sievewright, Alexander, wright, York-place, h. 11 Shore-lane Charles, flesher, 62 New Market John, vintner, Ruthrieston ~~ William, grocer, Murray's-houses, 62 Park-street Miss, 63 Park-street Silver, George, smoke-doctor and grate-setter, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street ~- John, gardener, Holburn-street Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scotland), k. 34 Castle-st. Andrew, blacksmith, 5 Catto-square ™ Charles, sen., late cart-wright, 13 Blackfriars- street ™. Charles, jun., cart and plough-wright, St. Andrew-street. west end
. — George, clerk of the Customs, 15 East North-street George (Aberdeen Bank), ft. 29 Dee-street ~~ James, Sim's-square
~i ™ James, shipmaster (Sarah), ft, 10 Canal-terrace James, 24 Loch-street James, manufacturing chemist and wholesale druggist, 76 h. 80 King-street John, book-keeper (North of Scotland Bank), h. Rosemount- place John, surgeon, Holburn-street
.—. — Pvobert, besom-maker, Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate William and Co., tanners and curriers, 41 Loch-street Simmie, Robert, 31 Harriet-street Simpson, Alexander, late clothier, 13 Bon-Accord-square Alexander, spirit dealer, and warehouse for ship- bread, 14 Regent-quay „—™ Alexander, Workman's-tavern, 16 Shiprow Alexander, advocate, 115 Union-street, h. 4 Golden-square
Rev. David, (Free Trinity Church), ft] 1 West Crabstone-st. George, cork-cutter, 27 Broad-street, A. 21 Guestrow
1 George, beadle and funeral waiter, St. Nicholas-lane Chapel, 30 Upperkirkgate George, feuar, 31 Causewayend George, grocer, and spirit dealer, 84 St. Andrew-street James, builder, 92 Loch-street
James, advocate, collector of city tax, ft. 1 Netherkirkgate John, jun., builder, 54 Bon-Accord-street John yost., builder, 74 Windmillbrae —
SIM SKE] NEW ABERDEEN. 14?0
Simpson, John, 14 Bon-A coord-street —~™ and Whyte, woollen drapers, and furnishers of gentlemen's clothing, 21 Union-buildings —.~™ William, pianoforte tuner, 86 Chapel-street William and Co., engineers, boiler makers, chain-cable, anchor, and iron shipbuilders,. York- place Iron Works, Footdee
» William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county—office, 56, h. 58 Bon -Accord-street —~™ William, beadle (Gilcomston Church), and funeral waiter, 111 Skene-street William, clerk (North of Scotland Bank), h. Bon-Accord- square William, boot and shoe shop, 15 South-gallery, New Market, h. Edward-place, Constitution-street „„ Mrs., lodgings, 16 Guestrow Mrs., 12 Marywell-street
,—. — Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 2 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill ~™ Miss, 35 North Broadford
i Miss, dressmaker, 6 Lower Denburn ~™~~ Miss, register of servants, 8 Gaelic-lane Sinclair, George, teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. 60 St. Nicholas-street George, clothier, tailor, and hatter, Cruden's Court, 22 Broad-street James, shoemaker, 66, h. 64 Shiprow John, 54 Union- street
. . , William, wholesale druggist, 34 and 36 Upperkirkgate, h. in court ™.„~» Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum Singer, Adam, agent h. and office, Ogston's-court, 84 Broad-st. George, baker, 45, h. 47 St. Nicholas-street James, spirit dealer, 8 Gerrard- street, k. Farquhar-place, 218£ Gallowgate Patrick, clerk (D. Wyllie and Son), h. Ilolburn-street Mrs., lodgings, 218£ Gallowgate
... Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Ilolburn-street
Skakle, George, clerk (Stewart, Bowell, and Co.), It. 1 Kingsland- place Skea, Joseph, veterinary surgeon and veterinary forge, 22 Dee-st. Thomas, horse-shoer and farrier, 81 and 75 George-street, h. 7 Loch-street Skene, Captain Alexander, R.V., Louisville Rev. Charles (John Knox's), 15 Skene-row Captain Charles (late 79th Highlanders), 57 Dee-street George, woollen manufacturer— work, Causewayend, h. 269 George-street
. Thomas, inspector of poor of Old Machar—office, 38 Skene- street, h. 3 Mary-place
^™ , William, shipmaster, Justice -lane Mrs. Captain, 1 Justice-lane Miss, wool merchant, 16 Queen-street 141 NEW ABERDEEN. [SKE—SMI
Skene, Misses, 57 Dee-street Mary Ann, 2 South Silver-street Skinner, Alexander, shore porter, 8 Exchequer-row John, boatbuilder, 54 York-street, h. St. Clement-street
. P. A., candlemaker, St. Catherine's-court, 16 Shiprow and Ross, advocates, 103 Union-street t. The Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. 1 Golden-square William, advocate (Skinner and Ross), agent for the In- surance Co. of Scotland, and for the Scottish Provident Society —office, 103 Union -street, h. 12 Golden-square
* Mrs. John, 78 Dee-street Skues, Lieutenant George, R.N., dentist, Crown -terrace Slater, John, tailor, 6 Woolmannill Simon, merchant tailor and lodgings, 12 West North-street Small, Robert, hardware merchant, 6 Castle-brae, h. above shop Smart, John, shipmaster, h. 30 Princes-street John, shipmaster (Brothers), 7 Church-street „~.— William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 1 1 Exchequer-row, h. above shop William, beadle (Free Gilcomston Church), and' assistant inspector of poor for Oldmachar, 89 Chapel-street William, clerk (Farquharson and Co.), h. 3 Langstane- place Smith, Alexander, merchant tailor, 2 Castle-street, h. 48 Fre- derick-street „™— Alexander, overseer, Links, h. 7 Hanover-street „~— Alexander, land -surveyor, 129 Union-street Alexander, bookseller, 40 Broad-street Alexander, commission merchant and agent, 40 King-st. Alexander, wright, Skene-square, h. 3 Skene-square Alexander, shipmaster (Falcon), 30 James-street Alexander, spirit dealer and grocer, Maberly-street —^. Alexander, bookbinder, 31 Huntly-street „ Alexander, wood merchant, Provost Blaikie's-quay, h. 67 Andrew, sharebroker, 13 Back-wynd [Commerce-st. ™_— Andrew, tailor, 7 Netherkirkgate „™— Anthony A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Langstane-place, h. Still's-cottage, Hardgate ™ Arthur, painter and glazier, 30 Quay, h. Links-gardens
.—, — and Cardno, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 15 Market- street Charles, tailor, 9 Skene-terrace, h. 89 Woolmanhill Charles, watch, clock, and nautical instrument maker, 1 James-street, Quay, h. 3 James-street
. Charles, cutter (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. 6 Little Chapel-street and Cochran, advocates, agents for the Standard Life As- surance Company, 96 Union-street Rev. C. F., L.L.P. (Christian Unitarian Church), h. 74 Hutcheon-street SMI—SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 142
Smith, David, gardener, Short Loanings Francis, accountant (N. of S. Bank), h. Pitfodels ™ George, upholsterer, h. 25 Loch-street ™. George, wright, 6J Causewayend —„~ George, landing waiter (Customs), h. 74 Bon-Accord-st. George, spirit dealer, 14 Shiprow —„~* George, farmer, Cothill, Countesswells George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 52, h. 57 Quay
— t—. and Gordon, police, contractors, 95 West North-street „» H. Ambrose, accountant (North of Scotland Assurance Co.), 137 Union-street Hugh, commission agent, Wellington -place
.—.„~- Hugh, timber merchant, George-street „™~~ James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill-lane, h. 49 Bon-Accord-st. „j James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street ~~ James (Harrison and Smith), h. 6 Well-court, Broad-st. James, house carpenter, 7 St. Mary-place „—— James, carver and gilder, 5 Queen -street, h. Jopp's-court, Broad-street
—.—. James, vintner, Mealmarket-lane „„, James, upholsterer, 106 King-street, h. Nelson-street ~™~~ James (Gill and Smith), h. Kingsland-place John (late of Post Office), 76 Bon-Accord-street John, provision seller, 151 Gallowgate John, architect and superintendent of town's works—office, 142 King-street, h. Rosebank John, boot and shoemaker, 12 Skene-street, h. 89 Wool- manhill John, shore porter, Summerfield, Princes-street John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge John, jun., advocate (Blaikie and Smith), h. 220 Union-st. John, merchant tailor, 19 Lodge- walk John, cabinetmaker, 43 Chapel-street „~ John (late of Rotterdam), 2 Skene-place John, musician, Ash vale- cottage, Holburn-street John, Crown-tavern, 11 Huxter-row -~ John, shipmaster, 25 Mary well- street
„_ . John, carver, 5 Flourmill-lane „™ John, cabinetmaker, 47 Castle-street ™. John, shoemaker, Rubislaw John, merchant tailor, 13 Union-buildings, h. Webster's- court, Guestrow John, shipmaster, h. 51 Virginia-street
. John (Geo. Jamieson), h. 20 Castle-street John, spirit dealer, 29 Berry-lane « John and Co., iron and nail merchants, 5 Shoe-lane and 30 Longacre John and William, architects, 142 King-street Lewis, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 50 Union- street, h. 45 Belmont-street Neil, jun., merchant, Frederick-street, h. 114 King-street ,., —
M'3 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI—SMI
Smith, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 12 Carmelite-street
. Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene-square
. Peter, mason, 60 Gordon-street
—, — Robert, surgeon, 9 Union-terrace Robert, jun., grocer and spirit dealer, 20, h. 22 East North- street Robert, advocate (Smith and Cochran), 96 Union-street Thomas, contractor, 95 West North- street Dr. Thomas, 99 Crown-street
. Walter, wright and cabinetmaker, Ji. 20 Blackfriars-street William, inspector of buildings, h. 25 Frederick-street William, hairdresser, 95 Queen-street, h. 1 Summer-lane
William (North of Scotland Assurance Office), ft. Sim's- cottage, Hardgate William, blacksmith, 30 Commerce-street ™. William, blacksmith, 113, h. 100 Skene-street ™ William, wigmaker and haircutter, 51 Upperkirkgate
. William, wright, 24 Blackfriars-street ™ William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company) works, Clayhills William, supervisor of Excise — office, 112 King-street, h. 16^ Constitution-street William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 106 Union- street, h. Springbank, Dee-street _ William (John and William Smith), h. 142 King-street William, upholsterer, 6 Jopp's-lane ~ William, grocer, spirit dealer, and provision merchant, 8 Garvock-street
. . William, tailor, 5 Guestrow ~ William (Smith and Cardno), h. Villafield ™ and Wills, confectioners, Ramage-court, 83 Broad-street ~ Mrs. of Glenmillan, 96 Union-street ™ Mrs. A., 73 Bon- Accord -street — Mrs. Dr., Springbank, Dee-street
, Mrs., Wellington-place Mrs. James, Rannie's-house, Commerce-street Mrs. Captain John, 5 Skene -place Mrs. John, Exchequer-place, Weigh-house-square ™ Mrs. John, Mountpleasant
. . Mrs. William, midwife, 15 Denburn-terrace Mrs., 6 Frederick-street
. Mrs., 2 South Silver-street Mrs., 5 Rosemount -terrace — Mrs., stocking merchant, 71 Netherkirkgate Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2 South Silver-street
. Miss, teacher of music, 123^ Union-street —~™ Miss, 19 Lodge-walk —™. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49 Bon- Accord-street Miss, dressmaker, 22 Longacre
.— Miss, 137 Union-street „ Miss, 66 Dee-street SMI—STA] NEW ABERDEEN. 144-
Smith, Miss, 15 Rose- street Miss, 87 Bon-Accord-street Miss, straw-hat warehouse, 15 Queen-street Miss, dressmaker, 8 St. Nicholas-street Miss Jane, vintner, Pilot's-tavern, York-street „™~™ Miss, lodgings, 91 Chapel-street • Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 8 Langstane-place
. .™ Isabella, vintner, 13 Exchequer-row Smollet, Robert, vintner, 46 Castle-street Snowey, James, Mrs. Benzie's-houses, College-street „. James, birdseller, 125 Gallowgate William, gardener, Belmont-cottage ,„™ William, shipmaster (Sovereign, steamer), 63 College-street
. , Mrs. Lieutenant, 5 Catherine-street Sorely, John, 69 George-street, h. Carnegie's-brae Souter, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Shiprow „„ and Shepherd, wholesale druggists, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street ™ Robert, shipmaster (Agnes), 4 Baltic-street William, shoemaker, 6 Park-street ™. William, clerk, 37 Wales-street Mrs-, Strawberrybank Mrs. W., 20 Bon-Accord-street Souper, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Wellington-road Spalding, George, overseer (Richards and Co.), 21 Hutcheon-st. Mrs., vintner, 18 Wales-street Miss, dressmaker, 19 North Broadford Spark, Andrew, flesher, 4 Market, h. 5 Hanover-street George, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 58 Quay, h. 10 Garvock-street James, flesher, 35 Market, h. 5 Hanover-street William, bookseller and stationer, 43 Union-street #.11 Rose-street Craigie-park , William, of Craigie-park, h. „, William, jun„ and Co., tinsmiths, 35 Woolmanhill, h. 110 Miss, Strawberrybank [Cause wayend Speid, Alexander, Stephen's-cottage, 26 Summer-street „™~™ William, advocate and sharebroker, 103 Union-street, h. 26 Summer-street Spence, Rev. Alexander (Free St. Clement's Church), h. Castlehill teacher (Holburn School), h. Short Loanings , ™ Alexander, Edward, boot and shoe manufacturer—sale shop, 13 Broad- street James, merchant, 25 and 26 Market-gallery „ James, builder, 243 George-street Mrs., Castlehill ™ Mrs., dressmaker, 7 Hutcheon-street Spring, Robert, shipowner, 23 Castle-street Stables, Alexander, jun., accountant (Aberdeen Fire and Life As^ surance, 89 Union-street), h. 112 High-street, Old Aber^ deen 145 NEW ABERDEEN, [STA—STE
Stamp Office, 77 Union-street Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland — Smith and Cochran, advocates, 96 Union-street, agents, and secre- taries to the local board Stark, Alexander, gardener and ginger-beer brewer, Calsayseat Steel, James, M.D., 34 Castle-street William, spirit dealer, 4 Weigh-house- square
„ William, clerk (Dee Iron Works), h. 10 Schoolhill Steele, Alexander and Co., hatters, 20 Union-street Stephen, Alexander, shipmaster, 23 James-street
„ Alexander (R., Stephen and Son), h. 1 Martin's-lane
— ,—. Alexander (Stephen and Sutherland), Ji. Mitchell-place, King-street
, . Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 62 Netherkirkgate
,—. — David, joiner, (A. Duthie and Co.), h. Edward-place, Port- hill —„~ George, hairdresser, 9 Chapel -street —.„„ James, ironmonger, 34 Broad-street Rev. John (Free John Knox's Church), h. Rosemount-place „. John, plumber, brassfounder, coppersmith, and gas-fitter, 6 Shoe-lane, h. 10 King-street
. John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 3 St. Nicholas- street, h. 59 Huntly-street —~~ John, game dealer and provision merchant, 60 West North- street —~~ John, 6 Marywell-street John, flesher, 2 Basement-floor, New Market, h. Hosefield
,—, — John, brass-finisher (D. Hogarth and Co.), 53 Green —„™ Robert and Son, merchants, 41 Green, h. 1 Martin's-lane Robert (R. S. and Son), h. 1 Martin's-lane
, and Sutherland, painters and glaziers, and paper-hangers,
52 Netherkirkgate . „ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 53 West North-street
.—. — William, baker, 31, k. 29 Broad-street ~ William (Stephen and Catto), h. 1 Union-wynd and Catto, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 157 Union- street—workshop, 2 Union-wynd —~~ Mrs., midwife, Brebncr's-court, 84 Shiprow
. ,—— Miss, dressmaker, 108 Skene-street —„~ Miss, lodgings, 22 Virginia-street Miss, 53 Green
.—. — Miss (Day School), 1 Union-wynd Stevens, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 214, h. 216 George- street Stevenson, Alexander, bookseller, newspaper agent, and stationer, 62 Queen-street George, stabling, 32 West North-street James, engraver and printer, 6 Queen-street, h. 64 Hutcheon- street William, I commission merchant and agent, 115 Union-street, h. Union-terrace STE STO] NEW ABERDEEN. 146
Stevenson, William, bookseller and stationer, 17 St. Nicholas-street
—. — Mrs., midwife, 11 Carmelite- street „ Mrs., lodgings, 23 Broad -street —.„„ Mrs., 114 Crown street Mrs., grocer, 91 North-street ~ Mrs., 64 Hutcheon-street Stewart, Alexander, Mackie-place Alexander, jun., Mackie-place
. . Alexander R., cotton dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston
. Charles (Stewart and Chivas), k. 84 King-street
. and Chivas, grocers to her Majesty, 13 King-street Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 62 George-street James, flesher, 1 and 2 New Market, h. 2 Carmelite-street James, surgeon apothecary, 190 Gallowgate „™™ James, stoneware dealer, 39 Schoolhill
. John, shipmaster (Velocity, steamer), 9 Yeats-lane ™ John, teacher of Thain's School, h, 52 Shiprow
, John, coach-guard (Ballater mail), 7 Huxter-row
, John (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), h. Cotton-lodge
. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 24, h. 14 Castle-street
, , Lewis, agent, 55 Netherkirkgate Peter, vintner, Waterloo-quay Rowell. and Co., comb manufacturers, 40 Hutcheon-street ,™_™ Major Thomas, 117 Crown-street
, Walter, silk mercer, 145, h. 129 Union-street William, engineer, 31 Harriet-street .„„. Mrs. Kenneth, 161 Union-street Mrs. Peter, register office for engaging servants, 12 Lang- stane-place „. Miss, lodgings, 3 Rose-street Misses, 85 Bon- Accord-street Still, Andrew (George Jamieson, 38 Union-street), h. 12 Upper- Denburn
. George, Hardgate Robert, blockmaker, 15 Prince Regent- street William, gardener, near Ferryhill-mill ™ Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 York-street
, Miss, Hardgate, near Bellevue Miss, Thistle-place Nicholas-street . Miss, lodgings, 41 St. Stirling, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 49 Castle^ street, A. Chapel-court, Castle-street Rev. James (United Presbyterian Church), h. 4 Caroline- place Mrs. John, late of Peterculter, 14 Skene-terrace Stophani, John, optician and German-clock maker, 68 Broad-st. Stormont, James, baker, corner of Wellington-place, h. above shop Storie, Archibald, chaplain (Royal Infirmary), 43 Dee-street Stott, George, shoemaker, 85 St. Andrew-street „™™ John, furnishing tailor, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-st. Miss, teacher, 14 Shuttle-lane ,
147 NEW ABERDEEN. [STR—SUM
Strahan, Rev. W. D., chaplain (East Prison) Strachan, Alexander, shipmaster (Camilia), h. Bannermill-street
.~ ,— — Alexander, late of Excise, Hardgate
,~~.—. Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Shiprow
—. — George, flesher, 63 New Market James, late bookseller, h. 35 Back-wynd
, James, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and ruler, 63, h. 30 Gallowgate ,™.— John, shipmaster, 21 Prince Regent-street John, plumber and gas-fitter, 9, h. 7 Crown-street
™ . Peter, stabler, 36 Harriet-street
~~.—. Robert, tailor, 62 Netherkirkgate William, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat William, sawyer, 62 Gerrard-street William, farmer, Mains of Ruthrieston Miss, Strawberrybank —r^_ Miss, dresser, 7 Black's-buildings
. George, gardener, Pitmuxton Straith, Miss, dressmaker, 102 King-street Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, James, fishing tackle-maker, 3 Kingsland-place
, Peter, leather dealer, 63 Broad-street, h. 15 Drum's-lane Stratton, James, clerk (Bennett, Taylor, and Co.), 107 George-st. Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20 King-street
. . Alexander, feuar, Cooperston
— . Alexander, jun., writer (Blaikie and Smith), li. Cooperston ™ and Grainger, advocates, 20 King-street—agents for Aber- deen Marine Insurance Company, Galena Investment Company, and Glasgow Fire and Life Insurance Co. John, writer (Murray and Garden), h. Cooperston-buildings, Holburn -street Stuart, Alexander, writing master (Gordon's Hospital), and teacher of writing and stenography, 115 Union-street, h. 42 Huntly-street Charles, shipmaster (Neptune), 29 Hutcheon-street David, postmaster, h. 5 New Market-street
. Donald, grocer, 93 Causewayend
.—, — Donald G., fishcurer, Canal- terrace ~~ George, stoneware merchant, 77 Gallowgate, h. 89 Hutcheon- street
. James, builder, 1 Loch-street John, travelling merchant, Red Lion-court, Broad-street John, advocate, 87 Crown-street John, stoneware merchant and funeral-waiter, 98 Green
,—. — William, road surveyor, Garioch-district, h. 8 North Broad- ford —™~ William, boot and shoemaker, 28 Schoolhill, h. King's- square, Huntly-street
. William, book-keeper (M'Donald and Leslie)^ 40 Wales-st. —„~ Mrs., of Laithers, 7 Union -place Summers, Mrs., Mitchell-place SUT TAY] NEW ABERDEEN. 148
Sutherland, Alexander, book-keeper (J. Blaikie and Sons), h. Bellevue, Hardgate Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Castle-street, h. above shop ~~-— Alexander, Inmore-cottage, near Rosemount-terrace Alexander, porter (Medical School), St. Paul-street —, — Andrew, manufacturer, 1, h. 2 Elack's-buildings —„™ Andrew, jun., manufacturer, 1 Black's-buildings ,™— David, tailor, 25 Chapel-street George, silk mercer, 149, h. 147 Union-street ~~ George, house surgeon, Royal Infirmary Hugh (Stephen and Sutherland), h. 18 Bon-Accord-terface and Croal, bakers, 29 Chapel-street
—. — James, shipmaster, 63 Park-street ~ John, druggist, 34, h. 32 St. Nicholas-street John, late merchant, Viewton-place, Spittal John, jun., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 3 Gal- lowgate John, meal and grain merchant, Holburn-street
. Dr. Neil (Aberdeenshire Militia), 13 Belmont-street
i—~~ Thomas (Mortimer, Sutherland, and Co.), 2 Black's- buildings „™— Mrs. John, 126 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 83 King-street „~.~~ Miss, dressmaker, 3^ Blackfriars-street „™— Miss, lodgings, 13 Constitution-street Miss, dressmaker, 83 King-street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—office, Bank of Scotland, Castle-street Sword, Mrs., vintner, 26 Wellington-street Symmers, Alexander Anderson, Glenburnie-cottage George A., Glenburnie-cottage Misses, 31 Whitehouse-street Symon, George, wig-maker and hairdresser, 18 St. Nicholas -street, h. 149 George-street
, John, furniture-dealer, 80 Broad-street, h. Webster's-court, Guestrow
Taggart, George, merchant, 234, h. 90 George-street John, stabler, 90 George-street John, teller (Bank of Scotland), h. 90 George-street Tait, James, printer, 177 Gallowgate John, haberdasher, 161 George-street Talbot, David, shipmaster, 61 Quay ™ William, shipmaster (Lord Seaton), 126 King-street Tarras, Andrew, keeper of Fish Market, 61 Broad-street Tastard, Joseph, fiesher, 48 New Market Tawse, Lewis, spirit dealer, 83 Green ™ William, tailor, 19 Lower Denburn ™ Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 5 Belmont-street Tayler, Major, of Rothiemay, h. Castle Lodge, Castle-street 149 NEW ABERDEEN. [TAY—THO
Taylor, Alexander, wholesale and retail woollen draper, 67 Union- street, h. 116 Crown-street Alexander, shipmaster, 69 Virginia-street Alexander, 26 Gallowgate Alexander and Co., merchant tailors, 9, h. 7 Marischal-st.
.—. — Alexander, stoneware dealer and broker, 155 Gallowgate
, Charles, wright, 103 Skene -street George, baker, 276 George-street, h. 72 Catherine-street Henry, spirit dealer, 86 Shiprow James W. (A. Taylor and Sons), h. 116 Crown-street
„ . James, boot and shoemaker, 46 Netherkirkgate John, principal servant (North Church), funeral-waiter, and wright, Charles-court, 40, h. Ross-court, 6 Upperkirk- gate ~ John, house-carpenter, Upper Denburn, h. 5 Harriet-street ™ Peter, 100 Chapel-street — Robert, 2 Crown-place, east William (Kilgour and Taylor), h. 32 Young-street
, William, grocer, 99 Causewayend, h. above shop Mrs., lodgings, 35 Frederick-street
. Mrs., midwife, 46 Netherkirkgate
— .—i Mrs. George, Rosebank House, Skene-square
. Mrs. James, 74 Dee-street
—..—. Mrs., M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate ,~ Miss, boarding-school, 2 Crown-place, east
—. —. Misses, dressmakers, 31 Harriet- street Templeton, William, M.D,, lecturer on Materia Medica, King's College, h. 9 Belmont-street Thain, James, master boatbuilder (Hall and Sons), h. 60 York- street Theatre, pit, 50—boxes, 52—gallery, 54 Marischal-street Third, James, cooper, 164 Gallowgate Thorn, Alexander and William, commission merchants and general agents, 21 Quay Alexander (A. and W. Thom), h. 50 Union-place ~~~„~ George, boot and shoemaker, lodgings, 31 Marischal-street — Robert, brewer, King-street, near Canal-bridge ™ Robert, gardener, Cornhill Gardens and Thomson, hat and cap-makers, 26 Union-street ~ William (A. and W. Thom), 50 Union-place William, grocer and spirit dealer, 43 Schoolhill Mrs. John, 1 Gordon-street
. Mrs., late Manse of Nigg, 137 Crown-street Mrs. William, 4 Frederick-street —.™~ Mrs. John, 4 Skene-place
„ . Miss, sick-nurse, 7 Gaelic-lane ™ Miss, 50 Union-place Thompson, George, jun., insurance broker and shipowner, 40 Marischal-street, h. 20 Golden-square Thomson, Adam, flesher, 43 New Market, h. 7 Carmelite-street ™— Alexander, of Banchory, h. Banchory House THO—THOJ NEW ABERDEEN, 150
Thomson, Rev. Alexander (George-street Chapel), h. 56 Gerrard-st. —„™ Alexander, spirit dealer, 83 West North-street
.. Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery), h. Ferryhill-buildings
™ Andrew, late builder, 20 Union-row . Arthur, agent of the Bank of Scotland, Vice-Consul for 'Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-street David (Richards and Co.), Broadford-place
George, jun., merchant (VV. Simpson and Co.), //.. 10 Union- terrace ™ George, shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), h. 22 Quay George and Son, wine merchants, commission agents, and ship brokers, Thomson's-court, 21 Regent-quay ,~~— Henry, cashier (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 9 Bon-Accord- street James, commercial traveller (R. Mortimer), h. 148£ George- street ™ James, clerk (A. Pirie and Sons), Ferryhill-buildings James, spinning manager (Broadford Works), h. Rose- raount-place „ James, clerk, 61 Hutcheon-street —„— James, clock cleaner, umbrella, bellows, and spectacle re-< pairer, 208 Gallowgate —.~~. James, bootmaker, 14 Netherkirkgate .™ John, shipmaster (John Bunyan), Cruden's-court, Broad-st. John, builder, 23 Princes-street, h. 31 Frederick-street Rev. John (Free Greyfriars), 3 West Crabstone-street
—. — John, auctioneer, 8 St. Nicholas-lane John, flesher, 42 and 43 Market, It. 7 Carmelite-street John, tailor, 5 Blairton-lane Peter, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. 1 Thistle- place Robert, furnishing tailor, 14 Broad-street Robert, clerk (Richards and Co.), h. 14 Broad- street — ™ Thomas, gunmaker, 68 Union-street, h. Victoria-terrace William, traveller (G. Collie and Co.), h. 9 Diamond-street William, Mill of Cults Warehouse, Queen-street William, mason, Holburn-street William L., shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), Hanoverian Royal Consul, and Hanseatic Vice-Consul, h. Lochhead Mrs., lodgings, Salter's-court, 50 Loch-street Mrs. Daniel, lodgings, 17 St. Andrew-street
—. — Mrs. John, teacher of music, 32 Skene-terrace Mrs., 72 Chapel-street Mrs., midwife, 14 Thistle street Mrs., 120 King-street Miss, teacher, 24 James-street Miss, 72 Chapel-street Thorburn, James, teacher (Upper Denburn School), h. 56 Chapel- street 1251 NEW ABERDEEN. [THO—TUK
Thorn, William, dyer, 8 Carmelite-street Tilleray, John, foreman (F. and G.), h. 3 Drum's-lane Tocher, John, tailor, 9 Bon-Accord-terrace Tocheti, Charles, optician, 48 Queen-street ~ Mrs., midwife, 48 Queen-street Todd, Alexander, basket-maker, West-gallery, New Market „™— Mrs., 22 Union-row Tompkins, Mrs., flesher, 18 New Market Toms, Mrs., milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 81 Marischal-street Tonachj John, coal and lime meter, 30 College-street Topp, George, 35 Constitution-street James, late baker, Craigwell-cottage, North Silver -street Torrie, Alexander, advocate, 75 King-street James, of Pitfoddels, h. 20 Chapel-street „_ James, M.D., 67 Dee-street .„—™ Mrs. James, 12 George-street Torry, James, surgeon, 55 Schoolhill John, spirit dealer, 28 Gallowgate ^ Tough, George, haberdasher, 134 George-street „ James, flesher, 35 Basement-floor, New Market
. Thomas W., boot and shoemaker, 42 Broad-street, 1i. Hol- burn-street
,™—. Mrs., matron (Boys' Hospital) Towns, David, miller—bouse and mill, 188 North-street Town's Drummer—David Bannerman, 75 Gallowgate Trades' Hall, 153 Union-street [row Trail, James, wright and cabinetmaker, 9 Rose-street, h. 22 Union - ™ William, cabinetmaker, Lobban's-court, Castle-street Trotter, James (Commercial Bank), h. 55 Schoolhill Troup, Alexander (Aberdeen Lime Company), grain merchant and miller, Sclattie
„™—. Alexander, merchant tailor, 30 Union-street, k. 67 College- street David, grocer and spirit dealer, principal servant (St. John's Chapel), and funeral waiter, 235 George-street
. David, coachman (Defiance), 2 St. Catherine's-wynd
™ George, chemist and druggist, 30, /*. 187 George-street John, blacksmith, 16 Shiprow, h. Ruthrieston
— :—. John, spirit dealer, 89 Loch-street William, Nelson-street —„~ Mrs. George, Prospect-cottage, Loanhead ™ Mrs., Glenburnie-cottage ™ Miss, dressmaker, 34 George-street Tudhope, Mrs. John, earthenware dealer, 69 East North-street Tulloch, Rev. George, LL.D.— school, Academy-street (from Dee- street to Crown-street), /*. Bellevue, Hardgate „~— James, teacher, Bellevue
. James, shipmaster (St. Lawrance), 12 St. Clement-street —„„ William, clerk, 12 St. Clement-street
Turnbull, Anthony, vintner, 32 Castle-street, /(. 5 Castle-brae TUR—WAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 152
Turnbull, John G., lithographic and letterpress prihter,.2£ Broad-st. Turner, Robert, shipmaster and lodgings, 25 Marischal- street Misses, of Turnerhall, 173 Union-street Turreff, Alexander, draper (J. Blackhall and Co.) h. 39 Upperkirk- Tyson, Mrs., Strawberrybank [gate Tytler, James, porter (House of Refuge),.Duthie's-court, 45 Guest- row, h. Thornton-court, 39 Guestrow John, (Hogarth and Co.), 136 George-street „ William, cabinetmaker, 2 Chronicle-lane ™ Mrs., Mackie-place
. . Mrs., 7 Charlotte- street
Union-Glen Distillery, Holburn Unitt, George, furrier, 125 Union-street Mrs., milliner, 125 Union-street Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street Alexander, road-contractor, 9 Skene-row and Gordon, druggists, 164 Union-street James, keeper of leading-lights, Torry Broad-street . John, manager, boot and shoe establishment, 17 „~.™ John, druggist, 65 St. Nicholas-street, h. 30 Schoolhill ™ John and Robert, wholesale tea and coffee dealers, and com- mission agents, 32 Schoolhill Robert (J. and R. Urquhart), h. Thistle-street Mrs., grocer, 25 North-Broadford „„ Mrs., of Craigston, 240 Union-street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 29 North Broadford Ure, Mrs., 38 Skene-street
Vaccine Institution, 25 Castle-street Vass, James, upholsterer (Brebner and Ogilvie), 112 Chapel-street Vernon, John and Co., engineers, founders, millwrights, builders of iron ships, &c, Dee Iron Works, York-street Vernon and Co.), 27 York-place . John, (John Vessie, Alexander, bookseller and bookbinder, 53 Gallowgate bookseller and bookbinder, 130, h. 155 Gallowgate , „_ James, Vickers, Mrs., 11 Huntly-street Vigrow, John, printer (Journal Office), 67 St. Andrew-street
Waddell, William, stoneware merchant, 7 Commerce-street Wade, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 11 Bon- Accord-street Wagstaff, Rev. Charles (St. Andrew's Chapel), 1 East Crabstone- street Walker, Alexander, gardener, Westfield, Gilcomston
. Alexander, engineer, 6 Hanover-street Alexander, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. above shop Charles and John, commission merchants, 35 Marischal- street, h. 38 Constitution-street David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135 Union-street, 7i. 19 Huntly-street 153 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAL-—WAL
Walker, David, plane-maker, 44 Loch-street „ Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 32 St. Clement-street
. George, Town-house-keeper, h. 17 Huxter-row
. George, bookseller (A. Brown and Co.), h. Thistle-place George, boot and shoemaker, 85 Skene-street, A. 61 Sum- mer-street
„~ . George, advocate (Ledingham and Walker), h. 1 Rose-street
—, — Gilbert, agent, 126 Crown-street ™ George, railway inspector, 57 Quay George, spirit dealer, 69 Gallowgate James, nurseryman and seedsman, 120 King-street James, coal-broker, 72 Dee-street
—..— James, bookseller, 34^ Upperkirkgate, k, Braehead, Gilcom- ston James, clerk (J. Smith and Co.), 5 Shoe-lane James, vintner, 27 Loch-street ,„—~ James, Aberdeen Fancy Warehouse, wholesale and retail importer of Berlin worsted and patterns, toy and fancy
goods, 8 Broad-street, 7i. Roseburn-cottage, Hutcheon-st. ™ James, watch and clockmaker, 48 Broad-street
. John, shipmaster (Anemone), 4 St. Clement-street John C, clerk, h. 20 Union-row „~.„~ John (late merchant), Roseburn-cottage, 90 Hutcheon-st.
. John, umbrella manufacturer, 16 West North-street „—™ John, plasterer, 32 Park-street „„.— John, clerk, 71 Gallowgate Robert, grocer, 56 George-street Robert, hairdresser, 210 Gallowgate
— .— Robert, flesher, 29 Basement-floor, New Market William, late of H.E.I.C.'s lea department, Bonnymuir
—™~ William, treasurer (Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum), /;. 2 Caroline-place „ William, umbrella maker, 35, h. 25 Schoolhill William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and general importer, 52 Union-street, h. 3 Adelphi-court ,„~— William, provision dealer, 65 Causewayend
. Mrs., staymaker, 44 Loch -street Mrs., register office, 9 Guestrow
. Mrs., Walter, 86 George-street -~~— Mrs., 22 Dee-street Mrs., lodgings, 124 George-street Mrs. A., lodgings, 2 Littlejohn-street
,—— Mrs. Alexander, 38 Constitution-street
. Miss, dressmaker, 1 Rose-street ~~ ~~ Miss, teacher (Free Trinity School), h. 61 Summer- street
—.-.— Miss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly-street
>—~— Miss, bonnetmaker, 175 George-street Wales, Lieut. Andrew, R.N., 90 Bon-Accord -street Wallace, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 55 h. 34 George-street
-~~—, Alexander and Co., brewers and maltsters, Loch-street WA'L WATJ NEW ABERDEEN. 154
Wallace, Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland Bank), h. Lodge- walk ~ and Brothers, brewers and maltsters, Hardgate ~~™~ Daniel, shipmaster (Mansfield), 20 Commerce-street Rev. David (Frederick-street Chapel), h. Whitehall
—. — James, inspector of poor for St. Nicholas, h. 17 Adelphi-court
—. —, Thomas, manager, Blind Asylum, Huntly-street ~~— Miss, corset-maker, 49 Bon-Accord-street Warrack, David, baker, 5, h. 7 Chapel-street
— .— James, commission merchant, 23 Marischal-street, h. 26 Dee-street ~~ Mrs. Robert, 36 King-street Miss, dressmaker, 61 Quay Warren, John, surveyor, G. P. O., h. 2 Alford-place ,™„~, Mrs., lodgings, 40 Huntly-street
—. — Miss, dressmaker, 40 Huntly-street Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford Works), h. 3 Broad- ford Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 28 Summer-street
—. — Alexander, spirit dealer, 109, h. 107 Gallowgate Archibald I., bookseller, news agent, and dealer in cheap periodicals, 70|, h. 70 Gallowgate Archibald, cashier (Broadford Works), h. 6 Rosemount- terrace George, 68 Bon-Accord-street James, saw-trimmer, Union-street, opposite Assembly- rooms, h. Gordon's-court, Gordon-street
—..— James, broker, East North-street James, watch and clockmaker, 189 George-street ~™ James, broker, 76 Gallowgate ™ James, blacksmith, 45 Loch-street, h. 74 Gallowgate
, John, sergeant of police, h. 6 Blackfriars-street „™— John, tailor, 20 Netherkirkgate, h. Yeats-court John, secretary (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance), h. 3 East Crabstone-street
,—, — Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Bon-Accord-street
„™ , Robert, builder, Nelson -street, Ji. Nelson-street Robert, general merchant and broker, 40 and 44 East North- street
t — William, W. S., sheriff-substitute, h. 25 Dee-street
. . Mrs. C, lodgings, 13 Huxter-row Mrs. George, 9 Union-place ,™ Mrs., provision dealer, 6 Mounthooly Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 26 Union-row Watt, Alexander, land-surveyor, 15 Bon-Accord-street ~~ Alexander, writer (Murray and M'Combie), h. 3 Shore-brae ^. Alexander, ginger beer and porter dealer, Correction-wynd, h. Ferryhill George, shipmaster (Margaret Littlejohn)j h. 61 Commerce- street George, feuar, 67 Causewayend 155 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAT WES
Watt, George, slater (successor to James Smith), 13 Carmelite-st.
. . — James, spirit dealer, 292 George-street John, leather dealer, currier, and shoe manufacturer, 57 Broad-street—currying shop, 57 George-street, h. Happy- grove, Mounthooly .™. John, advocate, clerk and treasurer to the General Session of St. Nicholas, and keeper of the register of marriages for the city of Aberdeen, 24 Adelphi, h. 66 Schooihill —~~ J. and W., rope and twine makers, 167 George-street — Kenneth shoemaker, 6 South Silver-street
—. — Samuel, carter, 20 Dee-street
—. —. William, grocer, 94, h. 107 Gallowgate
—. —. William (Duthie and Watt), 4 Black's-Buildings
—. —. Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 17 Denburn-terrace
. Miss, spirit dealer, 1 York-street Watts, Thomas, excise officer (Strathdee Distillery), h. Holburn-st. Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomston —.~™ Joseph, gardener, Newfield, Skene-square, h. Carnation -field Webster, Alexander, advocate (A. and J. Webster), 42 King-street
. . Alexander, jun , 28 Catherine-street
. Alexander, jun., advocate, 42 King-street
. A. and J., advocates, 42 King-street David, missionary (South Parish), Ashvale-cottage, Holburn- street
. — John, advocate (A. and J. Webster), King-street John, clerk, 7 Constitution -street John, manager (Gilcomston Brewery)
. John, grocer and spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, baker, 43, h. 53 Green
. John (Webster and Sherret), A. 21 Iluntly-street Robert, shipmaster, h. 7 Canal-terrace Thomas, merchant, Wales-street
. William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6 Skene-terrace William, cowfeeder, 172 West North-street and Sherret, builders, 21 Huntly-street Mrs. Lieutenant William, 48 Chapel-street
— . . Mrs, merchant, 41 Market-gallery
. . Mrs., lodgings, 64 Union-street
^„ . Misses, 29 East North-street Weigh-house, Quay— George Leys, tacksman Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's-court, 17 Upperkirkgate ~™_~ John, teacher of Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont-st. ..~~ Robert, spirit merchant, 72 Gallowgate
. Mrs., 2 Affleck-street Welch, James, manager (Power-looms, Broadford Works), h. Rose- mount-place Wemyss, Mrs., Crown-court, Union-street West-end Academy, 216 Union-street Westland, James, manager (North of Scotland Bank), h. King-st,
.—. — John, shoemaker, 22 Innes- street
1 Mrs., 32 Skene-street WES WIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 156
West of England Fire and Life Office—A. and J. Cadenhead, ad- vocates, agents, 9 Huxter-row West of Scotland Guarantee Society—R. R. Notman, agent, 24 Adelphi Wharton, James, College-tavern, 27 Guestrow Whitecross, Emslie, lodgings, 21 Shiprow William, Custom-house agent, 27 Crown-street
.—. — Mrs., sick nurse, 95 Chapel-street
--, . Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 27 Crown-street White, Alexander (White and Hutcheon), 61 Bon-Accord-street
.—. — and Hutcheon, shawl merchants, silk mercers, and linen drapers, 123 Union-street J., 61 Bon-Accord-street ™„~ Mrs. William, 127 King-street
—P Mrs. James, 61 Bon-Accord-street Whitnell, Edward, hardware and stationery shop, 25 North- gal- lery, New Market, h. 7 Carmelite-street Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpson and Whyte) —agent for J. Cock- burn and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh, 1 Ship- row, h. Ashley
. John (Simpson and Whyte), 52 Dee-street ~ John, shipmaster, 29 James-street —~v~ John, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), h. 52 Dee-street ~ Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 30, h. 28 Broad-st. Misses (Ladies' Boarding and Day School), 75 Crown-street Wlgnam, Anthony, 5 Caroline-place, Maybank ™ Miss, 33 North Broadford Wight, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 St. Andrew-street Wilkie, John, cooper, 13 Virginia-street Wilkinson, Mrs. William, 29 Upperkirkgate Will, James, M.D., 11 King-street John, late mail-guard, 40 Bon-Accord-street Thomas, manufacturer, 3 West Crabstone-street Thomas, 2 St. Mary's-place .™. Mrs., lodgings, 51 Queen-street Willans, Samuel, manufacturer and stoneware merchant, 168 Gal- lowgate, h. Friendly-bank, Mounthooly Willet, Joseph J., shipmaster (London), 26 Constitution-street Williams, James and Sons, coopers and fish-curers, 13 Virginia st.
James, furrier, 127, /;. 124 Union-street „„, Robert, cooper, 13 Virginia-street William, commission agent, 38 Marischal- street, h. 13 Vir- ginia-street William, grocer, tea and spirit-dealer, 14 St. Andrew-street Williamson, Alexander, overseer (Commercial Co.), h. 7 Shore- lane
. Alexander, baker, 1, h. 2 Catto-square
. — Alexander, Granitehill (formerly Cai-rncry) ~~ Benjamin, M.D., 239 Union-street „„ George, flesher, 30 Market, h. Skene „™ George, cattle-dealer, Wales-street 157 NEW ABERDEEN. [WIL WIL
Williamson, James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 125, h. 86 George-street James, flesher, 49 Market
. James, of Beaehhill, 48 Wales-street James (of R. Catto and Co.), h. 21 Crown-street
„ . John, flesher, 5 Market Joseph, M.D., 29 Adelphi-court and Middleton, candlemakers and tallow-chandlers, 46 Wales-street Peter, druggist, 141, h. 143 Union-street Robert, 130 Union-street Mrs. John, flesher, 15 Market, h. 58 John-street Miss, 14 Chapel-street ™ Miss, lodgings, 130 Union-street Willos, Mrs. William, 22 Queen-street Mrs. William, 48 Woolmanhill Wilson, Alexander, ship agent, 57 Marischal-street, h. 37 High- street, Old Aberdeen Alexander, shoe shop, 9 Broad-street, h. 33 Harriet-street Alexander, 211 King-street Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 20, #.18 Marischal-street ™ Charles, letter-carrier, 3 Carnegie's-brae David, silk and woollen dyer and scourer, cloth fuller and dresser—dye-works and waulk-mill, Innes-street, shop, 5 St. Nicholas-street, h. 10 John-street George, tailor, 188 Gallowgate George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow George, seaman, 10 Blackfriars- street
, Hugh, confectioner, 47 Regent-quay James, agent for Roman Catholic books, magazines, &c, musician, and manufacturer of Bishop Hay's pills, 2 Chapel-court, 1 Justice- street James H. (North of Scotland Gazette), 19 Skene- terrace ~™ James, late shipmaster, ] 15 York-street James, police officer, Martin's-lane, Green John, spirit dealer, 9 Backwynd John, grain merchant, h. 64 Shiprow John, bookbinder, 20 Marischal-street Rev. John (North Parish), North Lodge, King-street ™ John K. (W. Smith, jun.), h. Newbridge, Hardgate John A., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 20 Upper- kirkgate, h. 34 Loch-street John, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow ™ Peter, flesher, 34 Market, h. 6 Carmelite-street William, gardener, Mile-end, Holburn-street Robert, bookseller, 34 Schoolhill, h. 35 Blackfriars-street Robert, manager (New Boot and Shoe Warehouse), 9 Broad- street, A. 31 Harriet-street Robert, grocer, Upper Denburn Mrs. Robert, grocer, Newbridge Mrs. William, lodgings, 90 Union-street WIL—WRI] NEW ABERDEEN, 158
Wilson, Mrs., lodgings, 11 Market-street
—. — Mrs., 90 Bon- Accord-street „„.,— Mrs., lodgings, 4 Upper Denburn Mrs., grocer, Dee-village
—. —, Mrs., lodgings, 38 Chapel- street Mrs., 41 Dee-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 12 Spa-street Miss, lodgings, 64 Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 22 Union-row Miss, lodgings, Crown-court, Union-street Miss, 16 Dee-street ™ Miss, teacher (Day School), 54 Causewayend Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21 St. Nicholas-street Winks, Ronald, west end of Thistle-street Winlaw, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 104 Gal- lowgate James, jun., ship and insurance broker and coal merchant, 11^ Regent-quay, h. 104 Gallowgate Winton, John, tea and spirit dealer, 32 Wellington-street ™ Mrs., 114 Chapel-street Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company—Adam and An- derson, agents, in Britain— writing chambers, 75 Union- street Wise, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 Commerce-street Miss, 40 Chapel-street Wisely, George, worsted manufacturer, 7, h. 8 Castle-street Wishart, Alexander, builder, 27 Blackfriars-street Daniel, shipmaster, 45 Constitution-street ™_— David, furniture dealer, 59 h. 75 Gallowgate ~ George, flesher, 46 Market, h. 68 Victoria-place ~ James, master-joiner (Hall and Son), h. 47 Wellington-st.
—, — John, 37 Wales-street Market, h. 68 Wales-street Joseph, organ-builder, 24 Young-street William, flesher, 8 Wales-street Market, h. 68 Wales-street Wolff and Co., dealers in fancy goods, 12 and 13 Market-gallery Wood, Arthur, boot and shoemaker 21 Chapel-street David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c, 55 Commerce-st. ~~ George, commission agent and accountant, 3 Affleck-place ™ James S., shoemaker, Holburn-street John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston John, surgeon, 31 Bon- Accord-street Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Crown-street, h. 5 St. Mary's- place Thomas, principal officer (South Parish Church), and funeral and occasional waiter, h. 32 Belmont-street
. and Low, blacksmiths, 20 Frederick-street
Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 1 37 Union-street T W right, Alexander, stabler, 1 Harriet-street David, Maryculter foot post, bookseller and news agent, h. 171 George-street James, moulder, 6 Links-street 159 NEW ABERDEEN. [Will— YUL
Wright, James, writer (J. D. Milne), 54 Union-street
. John, gardener, Pitmuxton
, and Petrie, stone-cutters, below Union-street Bridge, Den- burn Thomas, wood-merchant, 36 Union-street Mrs. Peter, 56 Gerard-street Wyllie, David, cashier (Aberdeen Bank), h. 2 Marischal- street David and Son, booksellers to her Majesty, stationers, and public circulating library, 111 Union-street James (of D. Wyllie and Son), h. 73 Dee-street
™—. Miss, 17 Bon-Accord-street Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 16 New Market, h. 4 Donald's-court, Schoolhill John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank
Yeats, Alexander, accountant, 123£ Union-street, h. 47 Schoolhill and Flockhart, advocates, 84 King-street —~— George, silk mercer, 87 Union-street, h. 149 South Crown-st. George, artist, 10 St. Nicholas-street „„»— John (of Yeats and Flockhart), h. 25 Union-place William, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), h. 46 King-street and Whyte, advocates, 48 King-street „~— Margaret, sick-nurse, 85 Woolmanhill York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Wm. Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi Youden, Stephen, officer of excise, Glenburn, h. Whitehall Young, Adam, grocer and spirit dealer, 33 East North-street ™ George, rope-maker, 20 St. Clement-street
. James and David, teachers of music, Yeats-court, Nether- kirkgate James (late inspector of police, London), Twin-cottage, Hol- burn -street John, musical instrument maker, 32 Netherkirkgate, 7u Thistle-cottage, Bridge of Dee William, shipmaster, 4 Affleck-street ™ Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48 East North-street ~~ Miss, 25 Bon-Accord- terrace ™ Misses, 2 Golden-square Youngson, Robert, shipmaster (Express), 46 Regent-quay
. William, cabinetmaker, 20 Marywell-street ~ Mrs. Major, Fonthill-place Mrs. Andrew, 5 East Crabstone-street ™ Miss M. A., sewing mistress (House of Refuge), 45 Guestrow Yule, Alexander, general and furnishing ironmonger, 14 Union street, ^.13 Huxter-row «™— Mrs., lodgings, 1 St. Nicholas-street ,
LIST
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Accountants. Advocates— ( Continued ).
Adam, Thomas, National Bank Cochran, F. J., 96 Union-street Catto, William, Aberdeen Bank Collie, James, 58 Castle-street Marquis, George, 147 Union- street Coutts, Adam, 63 Netherkirkgate Masson, And., Bon-Accord As. Co. „_~~~ John, 63 Netherkirkgate Morrison, John, City of Glas. Bank Daniel, Alexander, 25 Belmont-st. Notman, Robert R., 24 Adelphi Davidson, Alex., 237 Union-street Riddel, Thomas, Savings' Bank „™ Duncan, 237 Union-street Sim, Alex., Bank of Scotland Patrick, 237 Union-street Smith, Francis, North of Scot. Bk. Duncan, John, 25 Marischal-street „™ John, jun., 245 Union-street Dunn, John, 27 King-street
Stables, Alex., jun., 89 Union-street Duthie, Alexander, 1 1 Market-st. Yeats, Alex., 123J Union-street „™— William, 115 Union-street Dyce, Robert, 61 St. Nicholas-st. Advocates. Edmond, Francis, 22 Adelphi -~~— James, 21 Adelphi Abel, Alexander, 7 Belmont-street Ewen, Thomas, 20 Queen-street Adam, William, 75 Union-street Farquhar, Nathaniel, 147 Union-st. „™ William, jun., 60 Skene-st ~™„™ Robert S., 24 Adelphi Allan, George, 1 Mai'ischal-street Farquharson, Peter, 15 Union-ter. Union-street Ferguson, , John, 36 Jas., 4 Correction-wynd Anderson, Alexander, 75 Union-st. Fleming, John, 12 King-street Angus, John, 38 Castle-street Flockhart, Alexander, 84 King-st. Barron, Lambt., 13 Netherkirkgate Forbes, Duncan, 7 Belmont-street Blaikie, John, 245 Union- street Fraser, Alexander, Town-house Booth, William, 2 Regent-quay Garden, James, 50 Schoolhill Brebner, Jas., Advocates' -buildings Gordon, Alex., 27 King-street
Bryce, James, 36 Union-street .— Francis, 27 King-street Burnett, Newell, 25 Belmont-street ™ William, 14 Adelphi Thomas, 25 Belmont-street Grainger, Charles, 20 King-street Cadenhead, Alex., 9 Huxter-row Grant, George, 10 King-street John, 9 Huxter-row Gray, William, 136 King-street Cameron, A. J., 6 Broad-street Grub, Geo., Advocates'-buildings Chalmers, Charles, 147 Union-st. Henderson, Alex., 30 St. Nicholas- Chivas, Alexander, 42 Castle-st. street Clark, John, 2 Upperkirkgate Humphrey, John, Pitmedden Clerihew, Fran., 53 Netherkirkgate Hunter, William, 14 Adelphi Clyne, Norval, 245 Union-street Johnston, Geo., 42 Netherkirkgate PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 161
Advocates— (Continued). Agents and Commission Merchants. Jopp, Alexander, 31 Gallowgate Keith, David, Town-house Asher, James, 115 Union -street Ledingham, Robert, 52 King-street Bennet, Taylor, and Co., 43 Maris - Ligertwood, Jn., 4 Correct. -wynd chal-street Lumsden, Clements, 1 Union-ter. Best, Robb, and Co., 59 Marischal- „»~~~v. Henry, 255 Union-street street M'Combie, J. B., 103 Union- street Booth, Alex., 4 Regent-quay M'Donald, Alex., 245 Union-street Wm. P., 58 Marischal-st. M'Kinnon, Lachlan, 2 Ragg's-lane Bruce, Charles, 54 Shiprow L., jun., 61 St. Nicholas-st. Clark, William, 8 King-street Massie, Marianus, 153 Union-street Connon, Alexander, 73 King-street Miller, Jas. A., 123^ Union-street Richard and Co., 58 Maris- Milne, J. D., 54 Union-street chal-street ~~~v~. J. D., jun., 54 Union-street Duncan, George, 28 Marischal-st. Mitchell, David, 36 Union-street Dyer, Alexander, 35 Wales-street Morrice, D. R., 233 Union-street Elsmie, G. and Son, 13 Regent-quay Muir, Alex., 4 Correction-wynd Gray, James, 58 Marischal- street Munro, David, 42 Castle-street Harper, James, 55 Netherkirkgate Murray, Andrew, 103 Union-street Inglis, George, Crown-court ™~~~. James, 50 Schoolhill Kay, John, Marischal-street Nicol, James, 42 Castle- street Kelles, James F., 53 Marischal-st. •Ogg, William F., 11 Adelphi Kennedy, J. J., 8 Adelphi Paterson, John, 32 Queen-street Leslie, Andrew, Mitchell-place William, 11 Princes-street Lewis, Arthur, 5 Quay Philip, Colin A., 15 King-street M'Laren, John, 25 Gallowgate Pittendrigh, Alex., Belville, Gil- Martin, Alexander, Carmelite-st. comston Mather, Jn., Concert-ct., Broad-st. Profat, G. D., 8 Guestrow Paterson, David, 45 Marischal-st. Reid, Thomas, 7 Denburn-terrace Pirie, David, Crown-court —~~ William, 31 Gallowgate Rhind, John, 1 Longacre Robison, William, 58 Castle-street Rust, A. S., 83 Bon- Accord-street Ross, Alexander, 103 Union-street Sheed, John, 44 Marischal-street William, 20 Belmont-street Sidie, A. and Co., 47 Marischal-st. Sangster, Thos., 2 Ragg's-lane Singer, Adam, 84 Broad-street Shand, Robert, 31 Gallowgate Smith, Alexander, 40 King-street Simpson, Alex., 115 Union-street Stevenson, William, 115 Union-st. James, 17 Huxter-row Stewart, Lewis, 55 Netherkirkgate William, 58 Bon-Accord-st. Thorn, A and W., 21 Quay Skinner, William, 103 Union-street Thomson, G. and Son, 21 Regent- Smith, John, jun., 247 Union-street quay Robert, 96 Union-street Urquhart, J. and R, 32 Schoolhill Speid, William, 103 Union-street Walker, C. and J., 35 Marischal-st. Stronach, Alexander, 20 King-st. Gilbert, 126 Crown-street Stuart, John, 87 Crown-street Warrack, James, 23 Marischal-st. Torrie, Alexander, 75 King-street Williams, William, 38 Marischal-st. Walker, George, 52 King-street Wood, George, 3 Affleck-place Watt, John, 24 Adelphi Webster, Alexander, 42 King-st. Architects. ~—— Alexander, jun., 42 King-st. John, 42 King-street Davidson, Wm. Strawberrybank Whyte, John, 48 King-street Henderson, James, 120 Loch-st. Winchester, C.,21 St. Nicholas-st. ~~— William, 66 Loch-street Yeats, John, 84 King-street Knight, Wm., 11 Union-buildings „^— William, 48 King-street Leslie, William. 8 Golden-square o 162 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Architects—(Continued). Bakers— (Continued).
Mackenzie & Matthews, 74 King-st M'Pherson, Alex., Yeats-lane liamage, William, 115 Union-st. Mortimer, Alex., 42 Marischal-st. Smith, John and Wm., 142 King-st. Monro, Kenneth, 4 Gallowgate Muil, Francis, 153 George-street Mrs., 41 Schoolhill Artists. Nicol, Joseph, 10 Exchequer-row Auld, P. C, 108 Crown-street Ogilvie, John, 70 King-street Cassie, James, jun., 30 Castle-st. Proctor, Farquharson, 24 St. Ni- Giles, James, 64 Bon-Accord-st. cholas-street Mitchell, John, 27 Crown-street Robertson, Alex., 218 George-st. Munro, Robert, Backwynd Shanks, Colin, 118 Chapel-street Niddry, Wm., 38 St. Nicholas-st. Sheach, James, 2 Gordon-street Paul, Robert, 18 Bon-Accord-lane Singer, George, 45 St. Nicholas-st. Russel, George, 4 Dee-street Stephen, William, 31 Broad- street Yeats, George, 10 St. Nicholas-st. Stormont, James, Wellington-st. Sutherland and Croal,29 Chapel-st. Auctioneers. Taylor, George, 276 George-street Thomson, George, 37 Broad-st. Brown, P. and G., 40 Union-st. Warrack, David, 5 Chapel-street Cruickshank, A., 5 East North-st. Webster, John, 43 Green Elmsie, R. J., 24 Broad-street William, 4 Skene-terrace Macswein, Hugh, 52 Union-street Williamson, Alex., 1 Catto-square Ross, William, 15 St. Nicholas-st. Young, John, 43 Windmillbrae Thomson, J., 6 St. Nicholas-lane Basket Makers. Bakers. Brown, William, 8 Marischal-st. Abel, James, 64 Virginia-street Cameron, Alexander, 72 Green Adam, Roderick, 14 Union-place Ogg, David, 43 Upperkirkgate Baxter, Thomas, 12 Castle-street Reynolds, Gordon, 78 Queen-st. Begg, William, 3 Frederick-street Todd, Alexander, New Market Bruce, J., jun., 55 St. Nicholas-st. Buchan, Robert, 65 Green Blacksmiths. Craig, Alex., 5 North Broadford Croll, John, 69 George-street Abel, John, 1 College-lane Eddie, Alex., 6 Commerce-street Anderson, Wm., Flourmill-lane Fletts, William, 180 George-street Beattie, Francis, 64 George-street Forsyth, James, 129 Crown-street Blaikie, Brothers, Footdee French, William, 6 Shiprow Bonnyman, J. and J., 19 Loch-st.
Garden, George, 33 Schoolhill Findlay, Alex., 30 Commerce-st. - Glennie, George, 17 Crown-street Fraser, Hugh, Steps of Gilcomston Goodfellow, James, 24 Justice-st. Fyfe, John, Maltmill-bridge Inglis, James, 32 Gallowgate Gerrard, James, John-street
. William, 67 Broad-street Hogarth, D., and Co., College-st. „„*. George, 215 Gallowgate Hurry and Sons, Nailers'-court, Ireland, James, 81 Bon-Accord-st. Justice-street Jarvis, W. C, 16 West North-st. Laing, William, 18 Catherine-st. Law, John, 60 Shiprow Leslie, Andrew and Co., Inches M'Donald, James, 147 George-st. Lyall, John, Back-wynd M'Kay, Mrs. John, 41 Park-street M'Hardy, D., 66 Netherkirkgate M'Kenzie, James, 66 Queen-street John, 15 Back-wynd M'Kenzie and Greenlaw, 83 Gal- M'lutosh, Daniel, Fish-street lowgate M'Pherson, Andrew, New Market M'Lean, Thomas, 7 Dee-street Maver, Alexander, Holburn-street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 163
Blacksmiths— (Continued). Booksellers —(Continued ).
Mitchell, David, Castlebrae Vessie, James, 130 Gallowgate Nicholson, Alex., 11 Causewayend Walker, James, 34^ Upperkirkgate Paterson, George, 13 Park-lane Watson, Archibald I., 70i Gal- Reid, George, 29 Queen-street Simpson and Co., York-place Wilson, Andrew, 20 Marischal-st. Smith, William, 113 Skene-street ,™ James, 1 Justice-street William, 30 Commerce-st. Wilson, J. A., 20 Upperkirkgate Troup, John, 16 Shiprow _ Robert, 34 Schoolhill Vernon and Co., Dee Iron Works Wyllie, D. and Son, 111 Union-st. Watson, James, 45 Loch-street Wood and Low, 20 Frederick-st. Boot and Shoemakers. Block, Pump, and Mast Aiken, James, 29 Marischal-st. Makers. Airth, John, jun., 2 Justice-street Alexander, D. & J., 5 Correction- Catto and Co., York-street wynd Black, John, 23 Justice-street Bookbinders. Bothwell, John, 50 Broad-street Braik, John, 178 Gallowgate Edmond, John, 54 Queen-street Brown, Alex., 71 George-street Henderson Alexander, 2 Broad-st. Donald, 13 Dee-street Laurie, Wm., 169 Union-street Buchan, Alex., 83 Queen-street Ogilvie, John, 47 Upperkirkgate Cadenhead, David, 100 John-street Smith, Lewis, 50 Union-street Campbell, John, 84 Chapel-street Strachan, James, 63 Gallowgate Chalmers, Alex., 21 Marischal-st. Wilson, Andrew, 20 Marischal-st. Catto, James, 153 Union-street Robert, 34 Schoolhill Cook, John, New Market Cromar, James, 274 George-street Booksellers. Davidson, James, 59 Regent-quay Drummond, John, 54 Union-street Brown, Alex. & Co., 77 Union-st. Duncan, Peter, 130 George-street Clark, George & Son, 15 Broad-st. Edward, James, 38 Union-place Courage, Archibald, 7 George-st. Farquharson, T., 155 Gallowgate Davidson, George, 1 King-street Findlay, Alexander, 53 Broad-st. Ford, John, 194 Gallowgate Fraser, Jas. & Son, 115 Union-st. King, G. & R., 28 St. Nicholas-st. Foote, James, 38 Frederick-street Laurie, William, 169 Union-street Geddes, James, 14 Causewayend M'Lean, Samuel, 8 Union-street Grant, David, 3 South Silver-street M'Donald, John, 16 Crown-street Gray, William, 188 George-street M'Pherson, William, 59 Broad-st. Greig, Alexander, 23 Huntly-st.
Maitland, George, 40 Broad-street . James, 89 Queen-street Mitchell, William, 81 Union-street Harper, William, 237 George-st. Murdoch, Alex., 36 St. Nicholas-st. Harvey, Andrew, 5 Marischal-st. Panton, Charles, 78 Broad-street Hay, William, 115 Union-street Russell, William, 19 Broad-street Healy, William, 62 Union-street Shepherd, George, 1 Broad-street Hector, William, Holburn-street Smith, Alex., 40 Broad-street Irvine, Alex., 25 Longacre Smith, Lewis, 50 Union-street Jack, William, 1 Ragg's-lane Spark, William, 43 Union-street Jackson, William, 15 Huxter-row Stevenson, Alex., 62 Queen-street Jaffray, W. J., 36 Broad-street William, 17 St. Nicholas-st. Kerr, William, 249 George-street Strachan, James, 63 Gallowgate Laird, George, 24 Causewayend Sutherland, J., jun., 3 Gallowgate Law, Samuel, 122 Skene-street
Vessie, Alex., 53 Gallowgate Leslie, James, 1 8 Schoolhill 164 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Shoemakers— (Continued). Shoemakers— (Continued).
Lindsay ,Wra., 15 Bon- Accord-lane Westland, John, 22 Innes-street M'Kay, Alexander, 18 Gallowgate Wilson, Alex., 9 Broad-street James, 25 Guestrow Wood, Arthur, 21 Chapel-street
..—. — John, 18 Trinity-street .—~~» Robert, 3 Crown-street M'Kenzie, George, 42 Quay James, Holburn-street „™ George, 10 Castle-street M'Leod, Henry, 18 John-street Brass Founders, Plumbers, Massie, P., and Co., 63 Queen-st. Mackie, George, 99 George-street and Gas-fitters. Melvin, George, 16 George-street Blaikie and Sons, Littlejohn-st. Menzies, John, 8 Woolmanhill Clunes, Thomas, 100 Loch-street Milne, Alex., 27 Marischal-street Davidson, John, 67 Netherkirkgate Morrison, Geo., 37 Upperkirkgate Farquhar & Gill, 24 Upperkirkgate Munro, J. and D., 48 Upperkirkgate Gordon, H. and Co., 89 Broad-st. Kenneth, 78 George-street Hogarth, D. and Co., College-street Roderick, 6^ Canal-terrace Hogg, George, 109 George-street Murray, David, 173 Gallowgate Jamieson, James, 14 Wales-street James, 167 Union-street Lamb, Alex., 78 St. Andrew-st. Nicol, Peter, 23 Upperkirkgate Marshall, Allan A., 51 West North- Paterson, J. and G., 130 Union-st. street -. John, 14 Gerrard-street. Stephen, John, 7 Shoe-lane Petrie, Robert, 120 Skene-street Strachan, John, 9 Crown-street Porter, George, 52 St. Nicholas-st. Reid, Joseph, 86 King-street Brewers. ~~ William, 50 Upperkirkgate Robb, George, 59 Chapel-street Black, William and Co., Devanha Robbie, John, 189 Gallowgate Cowie and Co., 5 Virginia-street Ronald, Andrew, 107 Skene-street Cuddie, Nicholas, 112 Loch- street Ross, James, Shore-brae Duthie, Alexander, Holburn-st.
. Peter, & Sons, 26 Schoolhill William, Holburn-street .™. Thomas, 260 George-street Eddie, Robert, 69 Virginia-street Roy, James, 41 Castle -street Gilcomston Co., Gilcomston Russell, Alex., 8 St. Clement-st. Rennie, C. M., Skene-square Sang, Thomas, 50 Summer-street Smith, John, Newbridge Scott, Alex., 46 Queen-street Thorn, Robert, King-street
. Alex., 58 St. Nicholas-st. Wallace, A. and Co., Loch-street George, 42 James-street ™~ and Brothers, Hardgate James, 43 St. Nicholas-st. Senter, John, Crown-street 8 Brush Makers. Sim, John, 34 Queen- street Smith, James, Holburn-street Donald, Robert, 14 St. Nicholas-st. —.-™ John, Rubislaw Fyfe, John, 22 St. Nicholas-st. John, 12 Skene-street Macaldowie, P., 53 St. Nicholas-st. Peter, 12 Carmelite-street Morrison, George, 37^ George-st. Spence, Edward, 13 Broad-street Murray, William, 31 Chapel-st. Stewart, William, 28 Schoolhill Taylor, James, 46 Netherkirkgate Builders. Thorn, George, 31 Marischal-street Thomson, Jas., 14 Netherkirkgate Anderson, William, 5 Union-wynd Tough, T. W., 42 Broad-street Beattie, William, 102 Gallowgate Urquhart, Alex., Holburn-street Bisset, Peter, 8 Porthill Walker, George, 85 Skene-street Black, James, 41 Whitehouse-st. Watt, John, 57 Broad-street Brown, William, 45 Bon-Accord-st.
. —™. Kenneth, 6 South Silver-st. Bruce, William, 66 Causewayend PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 165
Builders- (Continued). Cabinetmakers— (Continued).
Buyers, Jas. and Co., 12 Kidd-lane M'Donald, John, 23 Gallowgate Clerihew, George, 104 Crown-st. ,~~,™ James, 31 Castle-street Craig, John, 49 Bon-Accord-st. Masson, Robert, 19 Justice-street Ewen, William, 7 Summer-street Middleton, John, 99 George-street Fraser, John, Charlotte-st., corner Mowat, John, 10 Justice-street of John-street Murray, John, 70 Green Garvie, James, 12 Summer-street *Philips, Andrew, 18 Union-row Geddes, George, 4 Mounthooly Playfair, Alexander, 33 Castle-st. Grant, John, 8 Forbes-street Riddel, James, 93 King-street Greig, W. and G., 40 Union-terrace Robertson, Thomas, 75 Gallowgate Guthrie, J., opposite 224 George-st. Smith, James, Flourmill-lane Henderson, James, 120 Loch-st. „™„~ John, 43 Chapel-street
William, 66 Loch-street —.— John, 47 Castle-street Ironside, William, Well of Spa *Stephen and Catto, 157 Union-st. Johnston, Alexander, Thistle-st. Tytler, William, 2 Chronicle-lane Macandrew, Daniel, 24 John-st. Youngson, Wm., 20 Marywell-st. M'Donald & Leslie, Constitution- street Candlemakers. Mearns, Robert, 53 Bon-Accord-st. Middleton, Robert, 24 Union-row Borthwick, Wm., 36 East North-st. Mitchell, John, 4 Little Chapel-st. Bothwell, Geo. B., 25 Justice-st. Murray, George, 63 Park-street Courduff, Pat., 17 Lower Denburn William, 58 John-street Fraser, James, 46 Loch-street Mitchell and Cay, head of Spa-st. Ogston, Alex., 88 Loch-street Nelson, Charles, Union -row Ross, John, 6 Hanover-street Rannie, Alex., 50 Commerce-st. Skinner, Peter A., 16 Shiprow Reith, William, 112 Cause wayend Williamson and Middleton. 46 Robertson, Al.,13 Langstane-place Wales-street ~~— Wm., 19 Bon- Accord-lane Ross, James, 28 Summer-street Carters. Simpson, John, 74 Windmillbrae Stuart, James, 1 Loch-street Brand, George, 43 Windmillbrae Thomson, John, 23 Princes -street John, 44 Windmillbrae Watson, Robert, Nelson-street Forrest, Geo., 79 Virginia-street Webster and Sherret, 21 Huntly-st. Gordon, John, 71 Hutcheon-street
. & Smith, 95 West North-st. Cabinetmakers and Uphol- Hall, James, 52 West North-street Law, James, 2 Canal-lane sterers. Leslie, Thomas, York-street Those marked thus* are also Upholsterers. Matheson, Robt., Commerce-street * Allan, Jas. and Co., 122 Union-st. Melvin, William, 8 College-street *Baird, Thomas. 171 Union-street Milne, John, Fish-street *Baruet, John, 33 St. Nicholas-st. Nicol, George, 15 Young-street Beattie, Peter, Kidd-lane Selby, George, Maberly -street *Brebner and Ogilvie, 5 Crown-st. Crombie, Wm., 6 West North-st. Cartwrights. *Davidson, David, 13U Union-st. Gordon, Alexander, 2 Shore-brae Connon, Robt., 34 Causewayend Grant, J. and Son, Ross-court, 6 Dawson, Wm., 46 Windmillbrae Upperkirkgate Dustan, William, 22 Skene-street Greig, John, 131 King-street Greig, Geo., 184 West North-street Horn, William, 79 Green Lamb, James, Ruthrieston M'Bean, Daniel, Mathison's-court, Rae, Francis, 60 Skene-street Castle-street Stim, Charles, St. Andrew-st., west 166 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Carvers and Gilders. Clerks— (Continued.)
Anderson, A. and J., 33 Queen-st. Milne, Charles, Steam Nav. Co. Dark, Charles M., 1 Victoria-place „™» John, Police Office Davidson, Robert, 5 Huntly -street William (Hadden and Sons) Gifford and Mair, 163 Union-street Mitchell, William, Post Office Hay, John and James, 2 Market-st. Muir, John, Steam Navigation Co. Kerr, George, 40 Broad-street Murray, A. G., Aberdeen Lime Co. Smith, James, 5 Queen-street George, Newbridge
™- . John, Flourmill-lane . James (Farquhar and Gill) John (Police Office) Chimney Sweepers. John, National Bank Nicol, Jas. (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) Booth, Wm., Albion-ct., Castle~st. Presly, G., Abdn. Commercial Co. Deans, Matthew, 22 Mutton-brae Rae, Wm., Town and County Bk. Gardiner, William, 9 Castle-street Riddel, Peter, Harbour Office Scott, John, 46 Gallowgate Ross, Alex. (W. Simpson and Co.) Saunders, D., Ferryhill-buildings Clerks. Shakle, Geo. (Stewart and Rowell) Shepherd, Jas. (Gray, Watt, & Co.) Bain,. David, N. S. E. L. Co. Sim, George, Customs Baird, William, 87 Hutcheon-st. Simpson, Wm., North of Scot. Bk. Begg, Jno. (Dickson, Hogarth, and Smart, Wm. (Farquharson and Co.) Co.) Steel, William, Dee Iron Works Black, Alex., Aberdeen Bank Stratton, James, 43 Marischal-st. Catto, Wm. (W. Simpson and Co.) Thomson, James, 20 Adelphi Duncan, George, Post Office Robert, Broadford Works Dunn, John, L. M. and Co. Tulloch, Wm., 12 St. Clement-st Eddie, John, jun., Rubislaw Works Walker, James (J. Smith and Co.) Edmond, C, Glenburnie Distillery ~~,™ John, 71 Gallowgate Farquhar, George, Herald Office Webster, John, 7 Constitution-st. ™, James (Blaikie and Sons) Rubislaw Works Fraser, John, Clothiers and Drapers. Frater, James, City Tax Office Alexander, Journal Office Anderson, James, 6 Union-street Findlay, Robert, 13 Market-street William, 23 Queen-street Grant, James, Stamps and Taxes Angus, Robert, 154 George-street Geo. (Leys, Masson, & Co.) Badenoch, Alex., 13 Broad-street
Gray, Robert, Post Office —,— James, sen., 18 Union-st. William, Post Office Blackhall, Ja. and Co., 39 Union-st. Harvey, G. T., Railway Company Brew, James, Carmelite-street Hunter, J. M'K., Excise Office Brown and Carr, Exchange-court Ironside, Patrick, 4 Canal-street Brown, John, 69 Union-street Jamieson, Jno., Town and County Cattanach, Charles, 126 Union-st. Bank Clark, James, 18 Broad-street Lyell, Alexander, Customs Collie, George and Co., 4 St. Ca- Maconachie, R., Stamps and Taxes therine's-wynd Wm. (Gordon, Barron and Patrick, 37 Union-street Co.) Connon, James, 7 Broad-street M'Farlane, Alex., National Bank Cooper, H. and Co., 47 Union-st. M'Lean, John, Harbour Office Duguid, J. and Co., 10 Broad-street Macaldowie, Robt., 85 Hutcheon-st. Finlayson and Ord, 41 Union-st. Marshall, John C, Post Office Forbes, J. and Sons, 40 Union-st. ~—~~ John, 3 Trinity-quay Fraser, Hugh, 24 Union-street
Martin, John, Customs .—.—. James, 12 Union-street Mennie, Wm., Gilcomston Brewery Gow, John, 110 George-street .
PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 167
Clothiers— (Continued). Confectioners— (Continued),
Grant, John and Wm., 16 Broad-st. Seller, William, 50 Castle-street Hay, Alexander, 133 Union-street Sharp, George, 71 Broad- street Lumsden, J. and Co., 117 Union-st. Shepherd, Wm., 49 Union-street M'Kenzie, A. and Co., 85 Union-st. Shields, John, 160 Union-street Milne, Low, and Co., 1 Union- Jane, 42 Woolmanhill buildings Wilson, Hugh, 42 Regent- quay Philip and Cooper, 32 Union-st. Wills and Smith, 83 Broad-street Ross, Hugh, jun., 4 Broad-street
. James, 192 George-street Coopers—Fishcnrers. Shirres, J. and Co., 25 Union-st. Those marked thus * are Fishcurers .—. — William and Co., 67 King-st. Simpson, John, 55 Union-street Bell, John, 85 Windmillbrae
—,—. & Whyte, 21 Union-build. Cameron, William, 20 Loch-street Taylor, Alexander, 67 Union-st. Courage, James, 177 Gallowgate *Davidson, G. & W. 20 Virginia-st. Coachbuilders. Ettershank, James, Causewayend Gellan, Jas., 183 West North-st. Donaldson, Robert, 196 and 198 *Gordon, Charles, 57 Green George-street Jas. and Co., Chronicle-lane Emsley, George, 7 Frederick-street * John, 47 York-street Gray, Alexander, 101 King-street Gray, Charles, Commerce-street Laing and Melvin, 4 and 8 Bon- Ledingham, George, Newbridge,; Accord-street *Michie, Geo., 7 Barnett's-close Ness, Robert, 7 Union-row Nicol, Alex., 7 Barnett's-close Robertson, Jas., 72 Hutcheon-st. Coalbrokers. Ross, Angus, 14 Sugarhouse-lane Stevenson, Alex., Windmillbrae Bannerman, Patrick, 50 Quay *Stuart, D. G., 12 Canal-terrace Cruickshank, George, 8 Yeats-lane Third, James, 164 Gallowgate Fidler, Alexander, 56 Quay Wilkie, John, 13 Virginia-street M'Lachlan, John, 57 Regent-quay *Williams, J. and Sons, 13Virginia- Walker, James, Quay street Winlaw, James, 11^ Regent-quay Combmakers. Confectioners and Pastry Cooks. M'Pherson, Jas., Steps of Gilcom. —-~~ John, Steps of Gilcomston Bain, Mrs., 10 Marischal-street M'William and Co., 83 Spring-gar. Both well, Alex., 36 New Market Stewart, Rowell, & Co., Hutcheon- Clark, Alex. C, 57 St. Nicholas-st. street Dufius, James, 86 Union-street ~~*~-, Mrs., 16 Upperkirkgate Coppersmiths. Farquhar, Wm.,204 George-street Glegg and Sons, 191 Union-street, Emslie, John. 12 Carnegie's-brae and 27 Shiprow Gordon, H. and Co., 1 Gallowgate M'Donald, John, New Market Marshall, A. A., 51 West North-st. M'Killiam, B. and W., 52 Broad-st. Stephen, John, 7 Shoe-lane Robert, 59 Union-street M'Lean, Alex., 19 Schoolhill Corkcutters. M'Leod, James, 3 Market-street
Milne, John, 21 Gallowgate Bertram, Gilbert. 1 Netherkirkgate Murray, Robert, 11 Castle-street Duncan, T. and Son, 20 St. Nicho- Nicol, 10 Exchequer-row las-street Russel, Wm., 38 Upperkirkgate Simpson, George, 27 Broad-street 168 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
(Continued). Cotton Spinners. . Doctors—
BaDnerman, T. and Co., Bannermill M'Intosh, David, 137 Union-street Bon- Accord Mill, Poynernook M'Laren, William, 55 Schoolhill Gordon, Barron, and Co.,Woodside Moir, James, Old Aberdeen Morrison, Geo., 15 Constitution-st. Nicol; G. J., 17 Belmont-street Curriers. Ogilvie, G. J., 156 Union-place Clyne,Wm. & Sons, 28 Berry -lane John F., Lunatic Asylum Cunningham, Wm., 38 George-st Ogston, Francis, 18 Adelphi M'Millan, William, Jack's-brae Philip, James, 1 Mounthooly Paterson, W. and Co., Jack's-brae Pirrie, William, 238 Union-street Roberts, D., 92 King-street Rainey, George, 27 Queen-street Roger, James, jun., Gilcomston Rattray, Robert, 51 Woolmanhill Sim, William and Co., 41 Loch-st. Redfern, Peter, lecturer, King's Watt, John, 57 George-street College Whyte, David, Newbridge Reid, Duncan, Crown-court Runcie, George, 45 Green Steel, James, 34 Castle-street Cutlers. Templeton, William, 9 Belmont-st. Coutts, Alex., 214 Gallowgate Torrie, James, 67 Dee-street Hamilton, John, 17 George-street Will, James, 11 King-street Henderson, Wm., 85 King-street Williamson, Benj., 239 Union-st. Playfair, Charles, 70 Union-street „~» Joseph, 29 Adelphi Jamieson, Alex., Lodge-walk Druggists. Dentists. Alexander, William, jun., 144 Gal- Dewar, Henry A., M.D., 250 Union- lowgate street Balfour, Stephen, 18 Union -street Emslie, James, 20 Woolmanhill Black, George, 22 Castle-street Fowler, Alex., 22 Belmont-street Brown, James, 26 Broad-street Mein, James, 11- Crown-street Bruce, Charles, 44 Green Skues, George, Crown-terrace Buist, James A., 87 King-street Cromar, David, 54 Broad-street Dalgarno, James, 10 Park-street Doctors of Medicine. Davidson, Charles, 1 Exchequer- Balfour, Stephen, 18 Union-place row Booth, James, 28 Queen-street Dunn, D. and Co., 32 King-street Cadenhead, John, 211 Union-street Erskine, R. M., 138 George-street Christie, John, 19 Gallowgate Findlay, John A., 43 Castle-street Cuddie. Alexander, 31 Quay Forsyth and Emslie, 57 Castle-st. Dyce, Robert, 198 Union-street Fullerton, Alex., 90 Broad-street Fiddes, David, 18 King-street Jackson, Henry, 34 Woolmanhill Forsyth, James, 15 Guestrow Keith, James, 8 Union-place Galen, John, 7 East Crabstone-St. Kempt, Alex., 228 George-street Geddes, John, 37 Union-place Milne, John, 150 George-street Harvey, Alexander, 214 Union-st. Moir, James, 5 Skene-row Henderson, William, 49 Schoolhill Paterson, W., 134 and 136 Gallow- Jamieson, Robert, 84 Broad-street gate Keith, William, 257 Union-street Philip, James, 1 Mounthooly Kerr, David, 4 Golden-square Rattray, Robert, 51 Woolmanhill Kilgour, Alexander, 158 Union-st. Reid, Geo. and Sons, 45 Union-st Laing, William, 7 Golden-square Ritchie, Thomas, Holburn-street Lizars, A. J., 155 Union-street Runcie, George, 45 Green Macrobin, John, 13 Silver-street Sangster, John, 45 Commerce-st. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 169
Druggists— (Continued). Fishing-tackle Makers.
Shields, Thomas, 3 Dee-street Brown, William, 36 George-street Sim, James, 80 King-street Henderson, David, 5 Castle-brae Sinclair, W. 34 & 36 Upperkirkgate Sandison, Ludovick, 118 King-st. Souter and Shepherd, 22 Broad-st. Straton, Jas., 3 Kingsland-place Stewart, James, 190 Gallowgate Sutherland, Jno., 34 St. Nicholas-st. Urquhart, John, 65 St. Nicholas-st. Fleshers. ~~— and Gordon, 164 Union-st. Williamson, Peter, 141 Union-st. Bannochie, Francis, 11 Black's- buildings Dyers. Benton, Alex., Upperkirkgate Black, Thomas, 13 and 14 New Bannerman, John, 37 George-st, Market Carr, Alex, and Co., Barkmill Butler, Joseph, 24 New Market Ferguson, R., 42 Upperkirkgate Carey, Jn., 26 and 27 New Market Low, James, 76 Loch-street Davidson, A., 32 and 33 New Mkt. Machray, Alex., 93 Woolmanhill John, 32 B. F., New Market Mowat, James, 7 Flourmill-brae James, 47 New Market Stewart, Alexander, Gilcomston Donaldson, Arthur, 166 George-st. Thorn, William, 8 Carmelite-street Duncan, George, 17 B. F., New Wilson, David, 5 St. Nicholas-st. Market William, 217 Gallowgate Engineers— Civil. William, sen., 13 Wales-st. William, jun., 24 Wales-st. Abernethy, Geo., 27 Marywell-st. Gauld, Hugh, jun., 5 and 6 New , James, 19 Union-place Market J. and Co., Ferryhill ™ Peter, 45 New Market Davidson, Alex., York-place Iron Gibson, William, 4 Windy-wynd Works Gray, James, 15 New Market Forrest, William, 5 Canal-terrace ,™ James, 35 B. F., New Mkt. Gibb, Alexander, Waterloo-quay John, 19. New Market .—.~~ and Son, Waterloo-quay Greig, Alexander, 30 New Market Mitchell, T., Footdee Iron Works Hutcheon, R., 48 New Market Ritchie, Chas., Footdee Iron Works Keith, John, 28 Wales-street Mkt. Ross, George, Albion Iron Works Knowles, Geo., 9 and 10 New Mkt. Smith, Alexander, 129 Union-st. Lamb, David, 7 B. F., New Mkt. Leslie, Wm., jun.. 31 New Market Engravers. M'Intosh, Dan., 16 B. F., New Mkt. M'Robbie, James, 170 George-st. Those marked thus * are Lithographers. Marr, James, 36 New Market *Henderson, J., 15 Union-buildings Marr & Milne, 11 & 12 New Mkt. *Hughes, Robert, 87 Broad-street Martin, John, sen., 23 New Market Fetrie, George, 6 Huxter-row J. & J. 51 and 52 New Mkt. Stephen, J. H., 3 St. Nicholas-st. Miller,' James, 2 B. F., New Mkt. Stevenson, James, 6 Queen-street Masson, Thomas, 38 New Market Mavers, C, 4 Wales-st. New-Mkt. Farriers. Moir, George, 21 Queen-street Murrav, Daniel, 5 B. F. New Mkt. Forrest, Peter, 3 Farmer-lane „™ "William, B. F. New Market Green, Peter, 8 Schoolhill Pirie, James, 7 Wales-st. Market Riddell, Alex., Holburn-street Reid, Mrs. 14 New Market Skea, Joseph, 22 Dee-street Salter, Wm., 90 B. F. New Market
.—. — Thomas, 81 George street Sangster, Al., 17 and 18 New Mkt. Smith, Anthony A., 4 Langstane-pl. Alex., jun., 28 New Market 170 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Fleshers—(Continued). Gardeners— (Continued).
Sangster, Charles, 29 New Market Moffat, John, Outseats
Robert, 21 New Market . Morrison, James, Drywell-park Sangster, R., jun., 25 New Market James Mowat, 57 Huntly-street Snowey, Wm., 3 Wales-st. Market Mutch, John, Lochhead Spark, Andrew, 4 New Market Pirie, John, Strawberrybank Stewart & Fairley, 122 Chapel-st. Rae, John, Burnside Stewart, Jas., 1 and 2 New Market Reid, James, Springbank Strachan, Geo., 32 B. F. N., Market Reith, James, 74 Woolmanhill Tastard, John, 57 New Market m John, Pitmuxton Thomson, Adam, 43 New Market Robertson, T., Hardgate
. John, New Market Roy, John, 39 Summer-lane Tompkins, Mrs., B. F., N. Market Scott, Alexander, Whitehall Tough, Jas., 33 B. F., N. Market Smith, David, Short Loanings Walker, Robt., 29 B. F., N. Market Straitb, George, Pitmuxton Williamson, Geo., 30 New Market Thorn, Robert, Cornhill
,—~~ James, 42 New Market Walker, Alexander, Westfield Mrs. John, 15 New Market Wattie, Joseph, Newfield Wishart, Jn., 37 Wales-st. Market Wilson, Wm., Milend, Holburn-st William, 8 Wales-st. Market Wood, John, Gilcomston Wynnes, Andrew, 16 New Market Wright, John, Pitmuxton Yeats, John. B. F., New Market
, Thomas, 34 New Market German-clock Makers.
John, 5 Broad-street Fruiterers. Frederick, Frendrick, Chas., & Brothers, 62 Crotnbie, Alexander, 21 Broad-st Broad-street Pegler, George, 101 Union-street Heitzman, B., 44 Queen-street March, J., 42 George-street
Gardeners. _™ . Matthew, 42 George-street Stophani, John, 68 Broad-street Aiken, Alexander, Strawberrybank Rubislaw-den Robert, Goldsmiths & Jewellers. Berry, James, 8 Broadford-lane
—. John, Burnside Duncan, John, 4 St. Nichoias-st. Bothwill, Geo., Greenbank Jamieson, Geo., 107 & 109 Union- Chalmers, William, Jack's-brae street Clapperton, John, 9 Little Chapel- M'Kay, J. T. and Co., 75 Broad-st. street Rettie, M. and Sons, 151 Union-st. Cocker, James, Sunny-park Riddel, D. and J., 72 Broad-street Davidson, Robert, Lochhead Sangster, George, 81 Broad-street William, Burnside I>onald, Andrew, Westfield Grocers & Spirit Dealers. Duncan, Wm., Millbank, Berryden Esson, James, 58 Summer-street Alexander, John, 145 Gallowgate Ferrier, James, 30 Spa-street Allan, James, St. Nicholas-street George-st. Fyfe, Robert, 36 Union-row , Nathaniel, 182 Gordon, Charles, Nellfield-cottage Mrs., Maberly-street Henderson, William, Oakbank Anderson, James, 202 Gallowgate Keith, Adam, Pitmuxton Anderson, Jas., jun., 66 Union-st. Massie, Robert, Millbank „ John, 123 Crown-street Matheson, James, Connigar-hill ,„ Mrs. Alex., 58 Skene-street
Milne, Alexander, Polmuir , Mrs., Holhurn-street —,~~ George, Westfield-park Airth, John, 30 Park-street John, Westfield -lodge Barclay, Alexander, 195 North-st. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 171
Grocers—(Continued). Grocers—(Continued).
Barclay, George, 61 Green Dunn, Abel, 11 College-street Baxter, W. and J., & Co., 3 Cause- Farquharson and Co., 131 Union- wayend street Benzie, William, 206 Gallowgate Falconer, James, Upper Denburn Bisset, John, 37 Queen-street Finnie, Mrs., 157 Gallowgate Black, James, 103 John-street Forbes, John, 86 Broad-street Blaikie, W. and R., Charles-street Fraser, Alexander, 181 Gallowgate Bowman, Alexander, Gilcomston Alexander, 15 Marischal-st. Brantingham, George, 70 Broad-st. Angus, 72, 74, & 76, Union- Budge, Alex., 7 Exchequer-row street
Burnett, James, 73 Chapel-street —.— James & Co., 197 Union-st. Buyers, Peter, 32 Quay James, jun., 6 Union-place Catto, R. and Co., 14 King-street William, 57 Union-street Chalmers, William, 8 Regent-quay Gall, John, 112 George-street Chapman, G., 14 Black's-buildings Gillespie, James, 10 Regent-quay Charleston, John, 13 Huteheon-st. Gordon, T. and G., 175 Union-st. Cheyne & Duguid, 15 Regent-quay Grant, Alexander, 24 Green Christie, John, 65 George-street Grant, Charles, 14 West North-st. Clark, Arthur, 10 Windy-wynd Gray, Daniel, 22 Union-street Henry, 149 Gallowgate ~» David, 58 Shiprow
. John, 49 Woolmanhill John, Holburn- street Leslie, 4 Upperkirkgate William, 39 Green
. William, 8 King-street Greig, James, 28 Causewayend Clyne, Thomas, 20 Gallowgate William, Skene square Collie, Robert, and Co., 64 Green Guild, George, 200 George-street Cooper, Alexander, Hadden-street Hall, James, 52 West North-street Francis, 60 Chapel-street Harper, Alex., 57 Virginia-street Cordiner, A. and G., 48 Gallowgate Harvey, William, 56 Quay Cormack, Alexander, 33 Shiprow Hatt, William, 270 George-street . William, 31 York-place Hay, Alexander, 61 Queen-street Coutts, Alexander, Rubislaw Hector, James, Holburn-street John, 114 George-street Hunter, William, 33 Park-street Craib, Alexander, Trinity-quay Jamieson, George, 2 King-street, Craigmile, Alex., 47 Commerce-st. and 38 Union-street Croll, John, 69 Hutcheon-street John, 43 Lodge-walk Cruickshank, R., 196 Gallowgate Jessup, Mrs., 25 St. Clement-street
. William, 16 East North-st. Johnston, Al., 26 North Broadford
William, 19 Castle-street .—. — Joseph, 54 Netherkirkgate Cumming, Alex., 58 Broad-street Keith, Daniel, 51 East North-st. Davidson, Alexander, 38 Quay Knowles, Mrs., 12 Regent-quay Alexander, 44 Castle-street Laurie, Thomas, 50 Virginia-street George, 51 St. Nicholas-st. Law, William, 55 Park-street
James, 13 West North-st. . Barbara, Wellington-place Davidson, John, 112 Gallowgate Lawson, Alex., 61 Netherkirkgate Davidson, R. R., 20 Union -place Ledingham, Alex., Bridge of Dee Dick, James, 7 Wales-street Leslie, John, 52 York-street Divorty, Peter, 31 Causewayend —™ William and Co., 39 West- Donald, James, 11 Commerce-st. North-street Douglas, Mrs., 30 Justice-street Leys, Robert, 191 George-street Duff,' Wm. and Co., 1 10 Gallowgate Ligertwood, James, 122 King-street Duffus, John, 80 Waterloo-quay Lumsden, David, 17 Skene-street Duncan, James, 53 Quay John and Jas., 95 Union-st. William, 39 Park-street William, 58 Union-street Dundas, John, 283 George-street Lyon, James, 58 East North-street 172 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Grocers— (Continued). Grocers— (Continued).
M'Cluskie, Michael, 14^ Quay Thorn, Wm., 43 Schoolhill M'Donald, Jn., 13 North Broadford Walker, Robert, 56 George-street M'Hardy, William, 156 Gallowgate —„™ William, 52 Union-street M'Kay, James, 42 Regent-quay Wallace, Alex., 55 George-street M'Kenzie, George, 19 Causewayend Watson, Pat., 35 Bon-Accord-st. Mackie, Robert, St. Clement-street Watt, William, 94 Gallowgate William, Charlotte-street Wattie, James, Skene-square M'Kinlay, Roht., 10 Trinity-corner Webster, John, Holburn-street Mann, John, 88 Chapel-street Wight, Jas., 45 St. Andrew- street Marr, George, 25 Windmillbrae Williams, Wm., 14 St. Andrew-st. Martin, George, North Broadford Williamson, Jas., 125 George-st. Masson, James, 51 Gallowgate Wilson, Robert, Upper Denburn 62 St. Nicholas-st. Alex., . Mrs. Robert, Newbridge Matthew, John, 1 Carmelite-street Winlaw, James, 104 Gallowgate Mennie, William, Holburn-street Winton, John, 32 Wellington-st. Meston. James, 6 East North-street Young, Adam, 33 East North-st. Middleton, James, 46 Summer-st. Woolmanhill Milne, George, 87 Gunmakers. Milne,W. and Son, 39 Broad-street, and 195 Union-street Henderson, William, 85 King-st. Mitchell, G. M., 2 Schoolhill Kirkwood, Thos., 8 Flourmill-brae Nicol, John, 20 Shiprow Lyell, John, 124 Union-street Panton, James, Lower Denburn Playfair, Charles, 70 Union-street Pape, Thomas, 97 Gallowgate Thomson, Thomas, 68 Union-street Park, Alex., 280 George-street Gallowgate Parkhill, John, 177 Hairdressers. Paterson, James, 70 Virginia-street Phimester, Jn., 70 East North-st. Aiken, Wm., 1 South Silver- street Reid, Robert, 19 Park-street Anderson, John C, 3 Correction- Rose, James, Short Loanings wynd Ross, William, College-street Badenoch, Jas., 78 Waterloo-quay
. Mrs. Geo., 10 Hanover-st. Beattie, Alexander, 13 Shiprow Saunders, G, 68 & 70 Virginia-st. Cockerill, Charles, 177 George-st. Scorgie, George, 17 Fisher-row Collie, James, 55 Green Shepherd, Simpson, 37 West North- Robert, 52 Shiprow street Cooper, John, 121 George-street Sievewright, Wm., 62 Park-street Currie, Wm., 52 Gallowgate Simpson, Geo., 84 St. Andrew-st. Duncan, Alexander, 9 Water-lane Smart, Wm., 1 1 Exchequer-row Duthie, John, Lime-quay Smith, Peter, Skene-square Findlay, Robert, 147 Gallowgate ™ R., jun., 20 East North-st. Garioch, John, 3 Schoolhill William, 8 Garvock-street Hutton, Edward, 114 Skene-street Spark, George, 58 Quay Kerr, James, 86^ Broad-street Stephen, Alex., 62 Netherkirkgate Laing, James, 23 Park-street Stephen, Wm., 53 West North-st M'Gillivray, John, 244 George-st. Stevens, Robert, 214 George-street M'Gregor, Robert, Holburn-street Stewart, Alexander, Gileomston M'Lachlan, James, 40 Castle-street Stewart and Chivas, 13 King-street Morgan, Alex., 32 Woolmanhill Stewart, Donald, 93 Causewayend Oldman, George, 46 Virginia-st. Stirling, George, 49 Castle-street Robertson, James, 20 Broad-street Sutherland, Alex., 17 Castle-street Smith, William, 95 Queen-street Taggart, Geo., 234 George-street William, 51 Upperkirkgate Taylor, William, 99 Causewayend Stephen, George, 9 Chapel-street Thomson, Alex., 83 West North-st. Symon, George, 18 St. Nicholas-st. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 173
Hairdressers—(Continued;. Insurance Brokers—(Contd.)
Walker, David, 135 Union-street Cockerell, John, 56 Marischal-st. Robert, 210 Gallowgate Connon, Richard & Co., 58 Maris- Wise, Alex., 2 Commerce-street chal-street Cook and Reith, 59 Marischal-st. Duncan, W., jun., Hatters. 49 Marischal-st. Nisbet & Robertson, 47 Marischal- Bell, Francis, 38 Queen-street street Bennet, D., 10 Union-street Oswald, George, and Co., 30 Maris- Burge, J., 38 Broad- street chal-street Martin, Samuel, 34 Union-street Rennie, John T., 41 Marischal-st. Miller Brothers, 27 Union-street Thompson, George, jun., 41 Maris- Steele, Alex, and Co., 20 Union-st. chal-street Thom and Thomson, 26 Union-st. Thomson, Geo. & Son., 21 Regent- quay Winlaw, J., jun., Regent-quay Hosiers and Glovers. 11|
Barker and Sons, Loch-street Iron Founders. Chadwick, Edmund, 39 Queen-st. Cruickshank, Alex, and Co., 105 Abernethy, James, Ferryhill Union-street Barry, Henry, and Co., Loch-st. Hadden, A. and Sons, Green Blaikie Brothers, Footdee M'Gregor, Charles, 5 Justice-st. Hogarth, D. and Co., North-street M'Kay, James, 55 Queen-street M'Kinnon, W. and Co., 20 Spring-
Mortimer, Wm., 1 1 St. Nicholas-st. garden Skene, Miss J., 16 Queen-street Simpson, W. and Co., York-place Sutherland, A. and Co., 1 Black's- Iron Works buildings Vernon, J. & Co., Dee Iron Works —^r~ Thos., 1 Black's-buildings Wisely, George, 7 Castle- street Ironmongers.
Innkeepers, Clark, William, 16 Union-stret Crow, Alex., 31 St. Nicholas-street Anderson, George, 15 Fisher-row Gordon, H. and Co., 89 Broad-st. Carnegie, James, Market-street Laing, Jas., 98 and 100 Union-st. Cumming, Chas., 9 St. Nicholas-st. Lyell, John, 124 Union-street Donald, William, 8 Schoolhill M'Beath, J. and S.. 44 Union-st. Gibbon, Charles, 64 Regent-quay Melville, T. and Sons, 106 Gallow- Grant, Mrs., 39 Marischal-street gate Griffiths, W. EL, 41 Queen-street Mortimer, Robert, 12 St. Paul-st. M'Gregor, Wm., 138 Union-street Robertson, Charles, 17 Park-street M'Hardy, Mrs., 10 Adelphi-court Geo., 107 Gallowgate Mollison, James, 25 Union -street Ross, John, 40 George-street Robertson, David, 61 Union-street William, 34 Broad-street Ronald, Mrs., 7 Huxter-row Sherar, John, 48 George-street. Shirreffs, Jas., 42 St. Nicholas-st. Smith, John, and Co., 5 Shoe-lane and 30 Longacre Insurance Brokers. Walker, Alex., 58 Gallowgate Yule, Alexander, 14 Union-street Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co., 56 Marischal-street * Land Surveyors. Aberdeen Sea Insurance Company, 57 Marischal street Beattie, James F., Bon-Accord-sq. Bell, Alexander, 34 Marischal-st. Farquhar, Arthur, 123^ Union-st. Booth, Wm. P., 58 Marischal-st. MeDnie, James, Hardgate P2 —
174 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Land Surveyors— (Continued). I Manufacturers—(Continued).
Ogg, Alexander, 45 Schoolhill Sutherland, Andrew, 1 Black's- Smith, Alexander, 129 Union-st. buildings Watt, Alex., 15 Bon-Accord-st. Willans, Samuel, 168 Gallo-wgate Wisely, George, 7 Castle-street Leather Merchants.
Brebner and Grant, 56 St. Nicho- Farquhar, George, Gilcomston las-street James, 59 Clyne, Wm., 22 and 24 Gallowgate Gracie, Huntly-street Green, John, 90 Union-street Forsyth, John, 85 Broad-street Robertson, George, 123 Chapel-st. Lyon, Alexander, 51 Castle-street Smith, Peter, 60 Gordon-street Melvin, George, 18 George-street Paterson, W. & Co., Denburn-ter. Straton, Peter, 63 Broad-street Mealsellers. Scott, Alexander, 46 Queen-street Beattie, John, 101 Gallowgate Watt, John, 57 Broad -street Brand, John, 44 Windmillbrae Brown, George, 18 East North-st. Manufacturers. Burnett, James, 73 Chapel-street Charles, John, 80 Causewayend street Barker and Sons, 91 Loch- Christie, Alex., 1 Causewayend Baxter, John, Upper Denburn Connon, James, 59 Waterloo-quay Berry, W. and J., 14 Queen-street Coutts, Chas., 100 Gallowgate Beveridge, Peter, 159 Union-street Cushnie, A., 72 George-street Robert, 39 St. Nicholas-st. Dalgarno, James, 24 East North-st. Brown, William, 34 Young-street Durno, Leslie, Wellington-street Chadwick, Edmund, 39 Queen-st. Ferres, John, 2 East North-street Christie, Donald, 3 Broad-street Gavin, Wm.* 12 Black's-buildings Clark, Samuel, 5 Mounthooly Hunter, Alexander, 63 Huntly-st. William, 40 Lodge-walk —. — Arthur, 137 Gallowgate Collie, James, 30 Gordon-street Imray, Robert, Hardgate Crombie, Jas. & Co., Cothal-mills Jaffray, David, 66 West North-st. Davidson, Donald, 49 Green Johnston, James, 60 Virginia-st. Drimmie, Alexander Rubislaw Kemlo, George, New Market Duguid, Miss, 82 St. Andrew-st. Knox, William, 83 George-street Fiddes, William, 76 Skene-street Ledingham, Jas., 27 Upperkirkgate Garden and Palmer, 14 John-st. Lindsay, Rodger, 82 George-street Hadden, Alex, and Sons, Green Milne, James, Buchanston Mill Howie, Alex, and Son, 47 Loch-st. Warehouse, 77 Broad-st. Leslie, John, 39 Woolmanhill John, Inverury Mill Ware- Leys, Masson, and Co., Market-st. house M'Grigor, Charles, 5 Justice- st. Niven, C. and J., 67 Green Milne, Cruden, and Co., Spring Orchestan, James, 108 Loch-street Garden Rirrie, G. & J., 32^ Upperkirkgate Milne, Low, and Co., 1 Union- Ross, William, 21 Park-street buildings Rutherford, Thomas, 176 West- Mortimer, Sutherland, and Co., North -street Canalside Sutherland, John, Holburn-street Mortimer, William, 11 St. Ni- cholas-street Merchants—Wholesale. Mowat, Alexander, John-street Richards and Co., Broadford Arbuthnot, and M'Combie, 3 Tri- Skene, George, Causewayend nity-quay Stewart and Shand, 3 Fish-street Begg, John, 17 Weighhouse-square PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 175
Merchants— (Continued). Midwives.
Bisset, J. & W., grocers, 23 King-st. Allan, Mrs., 19 Mutton-brae 11 Brebner and Grant, 56 St. Nicho- Beggrie, Mrs., Catto -square las-street Brown, Mrs. R., 110 John-street Brown and Carr, Exchange-court Cameron, Mrs., 41 Harriet-street Catto, R. & Son, 47 Marischal-st. Collie, Mrs., 23 Commerce-street Clark, Leslie, Upperkirkgate . Mrs., 119 Gallowgate William, 8 King-street Cooper, Mrs., 123 George-street Collie, George and Co., St. Cathe- Currie, Mrs., 51 George -street rine's-wynd Dalgarno, Mrs., 7 Little Belmont- Patrick, 37 Union-street street Davidson, Mrs. A., Cooperston . Robert, fancy-wares, Green Cruickshank, Leslie, 92 Broad-st. Edward, Mrs., 33 Skene-street Davidson, G. and W., Quay Ellis, Mrs., 51 Causewayend ™ Wm. and Co,, 44 Broad-st. Falconer, Mrs-, Stonyton Duguid, James and Co., clothiers, Findlay, Mrs., 17 Schoolhill 10 Broad-street Forbes, Mrs., 19 Shiprow Dunn, D. and Co., 32 King-street Forrest, Mrs., 114 Chapel-street Duthie, William, York-place ™ Mrs., 76 Queen-street Edwards, Douglas, 16 Adelphi Glennie, Mrs., 8 Langstane-place Emslie, W. & Son, 191 Gallowgate Gunn, Mrs., 22 Blackfriars-street Forbes, Jas. and Sons, 70 Union-st. Harrow, Mrs., 4 Schoolhill Fraser, Alex., 15 Marischal-street Innes, Mrs., 19 Wales-street Hall, J., clothier, 43 Broad-street Jack, Mrs. W., 5 Upper Denburn Hogarth and Co., 68 College-st. Laing, Mrs. J., 42 Netherkirkgate Inglis, George, Crown-street Lumsden, Mrs., Denburn Johnston, Robert, 25 York-place M'Creary, Mrs., 45 Castle-street Littlejohn, D. and A., 72 Nether- M'Intosh, Mrs., 52 Causewayend kirkgate Mackie, Mrs., 41 Harriet-street Main, Mrs., 42 Loch-street .—, — James, fancy worsted, 155 Union-street Matheson, Mrs., 144 George-street M'Combie, Thomas and Co., 51 Mearns, Mrs., 5 Guestrow Netherkirkgate Milne, Mrs. D., 24 St. Andrew-st. Milne, Alexander, 14 Young-st. Mitchell, Mrs., 91 Chapel-street Low, and Co., 1 Union-st. Oswald, Mrs., 29 Skene-street Paterson, W., 134 & 136 Gallowgate Roberts, Mrs., 25 Causewayend Philip, Alexander, 17 & 19 Union- Robertson, Mrs., 40 St. Clement-st. buildings , Mrs. J., 64 Hutcheon-street ~ and Cooper, 32 Union-st. ~ ~ Mrs., 14 Schoolhill Pratt, and Keith, 53 Union-street ™ Mrs., 51 Virginia-street Reid, George and Sous, Union-st. Russell, Mrs., 83 Spring-garden Rose, Donaldson & Co., 25 York-st. Sheed, Mrs., Hanover-lane Shepherd, Simpson, North-street Smith, Mrs., Constitution-street
Sim, James, 76 King-street . Mrs. W., 15 Denburn-terr. Sinclair, Wm., 36 Upperkirkgate Stephen, Mrs., 84 Shiprow Smith, Alexander, 40 King-street Stevenson, Mrs., 11 Carmelite-st. ~ Neil, jun., Frederick-street Taylor, Mrs., 46 Netherkirkgate Souter and Shepherd, druggists, Thomson, Mrs., 14 Thistle-street 22 Broad-street Tochetti, Mrs., 48 Queen-street Sutherland, A. and Sons, 1 and 3 Black's-buildings Millers. Taylor, Alexander, 67 Union-st. Eddie, Chas., Nether Justice Mills Thorn, A. and W., 21 Quay Kemp, Robert, Ferryhill Mills Thomson, G. and Son, 21 Regent- Pratt, Robert, Flourmills quay Shand, Geo., Upper Justice Mills 176 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Milliners and Dressmakers. Milliners— ( Continued ).
Adamson, Miss, 8 Langstane-place Leslie, Misses, 46 Constitution-st. Allan, Miss, 17 Littlejohn-street Low, Mrs. 13 Blackfriars-street Andrew, Miss, Holburn-street Luke, Miss, 30 Summer-street Arthur, Mrs., 20 St. Nicholas-st. Lyall, Mrs., 123^- Union-street Beattie, Miss, 102 Gallowgate M'Donald, Miss, 28 George-street Brown, Misses, 5 Correction-wynd M'Kay, Mrs., 15 St. Nicholas-st. Bruce, Mrs., 120 George-street M'Kenzie, Misses, 1 Blackfriars- Miss E., 61 Park-street street Burgess, Miss, 30 James-street M'Leod, Miss, 2 Ragg's-lane Buyers, Misses, 94 Skene-street M'Lennan, Miss, 66 John-street Calder, Miss, 32 Belmont-street M'Pherson, Miss, 13 Marischal-st. Catto, Miss, 50 Upperkirkgate Massie, Misses, 162 Union-street Clark, Miss, 57 Huntly-street Masson, Miss A., 75 & 77 Green Colston, Mrs., 11 Diamond-street Matheson, Miss, 144 George-street Cormack, Miss, 11 Whitehouse-st. ,~~„~. Mrs., 20 St. Nicholas-street Craig, Miss, 72 Catherine-street Middleton, Miss, 19 Huntly-street Cromar, Miss, 54 Commerce-street Miss, 95 Gallowgate Cruickshank, Miss, 17 Huntly-st. Milne, Miss, E., 11 Drum's-lane Dallachy, Miss E., 49 St. Andrew- Miss, 14 Thistle-street street Mitchell, Miss, 41 Guestrow Dempster, Miss, 83 Spring-garden Miss, 65 Chapel-street Duncan, Misses, 41 St. Nicholas-st. ™ Moir, Miss, 18 Mary well- st. Ewen, Miss, 178 George-street Morrice, Miss, 9 Correction-wynd Fairweather, Miss, 182 George-st. Munro, Margaret, 18 John-street Farquhar, Misses, 230 George-st. Neish, Miss, 13 Dee-street Ferrier, Miss, 30 Spa-street Philip, Miss, 90 Union-street Fyfe, Mrs., 41 Blackfriars-street Pirie, Miss, 107 George-street Garden, Miss, 15 Skene-street Roberts, Miss, 12 Frederick-street Garioch, Miss, 42 Chapel-street Robertson, Mrs., Neptune-cottage, Gellan, Mrs., 62 Virginia-street Bridge of Dee Gerrard, Miss, 97 Union-street Mrs., 13 Denburn-terrace Gibson, Misses, 24 Belmont-street „™— Miss, 9 Blackfriars-street Gordon, Miss, 106 George-street „»~— Miss, Crown-court Miss, 51 Union-street Miss, 6 Correction-wynd Miss, Ann, 86 Crown-street „™— Miss, 7 Huntly-street Miss, 50 Gordon- street Roy, Miss M., 31 Harriet-street Miss, 22 Union-terrace Scott, Miss, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd
, ™ Miss, 64 Union-street Shaw, Miss, 220 George-street Gossip, Miss, 4 Hanover street Simpson, Miss, 6 Lower Denburn Grant, Miss, Adelphi Smith, Miss, 49 Bon- Accord-street
. Misses, 24 Dee-street Miss, 8 Langstane-place Gray, Mrs., 51 St. Andrew -street Spalding, Miss, 19 N. Broadford —.~— Miss, 17 Huntly-street Spence, Mrs., 7 Hutcheon-street Greig, Misses, Windmillbrae Stephen, Miss, 108 Skene-street Miss, 132 Union-street Stewart, Miss, Craigwell-place Hunter, Mrs., 13 Black's-buiidings Straith, Miss, 102 King-street Miss, 61 Huntly-street Sutherland, Miss, 4J Blackfriars-st. Jessiman, Miss, 6 Bannermill-st. Miss, 83 King-street
. Miss, 10 Summer-street Taylor, Misses, 31 Harriet-street Justice, Miss, Crown- ct., Union-st- Urquhart, Misses, 29 N. Broadford Keith, Misses, 7 Crown-street Walker, Miss, 1 Donald's-court Knowles, Misses, 19 Kidd-lane „ Miss, 17 Huntly-st. Laurence, Misses, 52 Chapel-street Warrack, Miss, 61 Quay Leslie, Miss, 16 Virginia-street Warren, Miss, 40 Huntly-street PROFESSIONS AND "TRADES. 177
Milliners - ( Con tinued.) Painters— (Continued.)
Watson, Miss, 26 Union-tW Rennie, Alex., 45 Upperkirkgate Whitecross, Miss, 27 Crown-street Smith, Arthur, 30 Quay Wilson, Miss, 20 Union-row Geo., 52 Regent-quay „™ Misses, 12 Spa-street Stephen & Sutherland, 52 Nether- kirkgate Millwrights. Paper Manufacturers. Abernethy, J. & Co., Ferryhill Esson, Benjamin, 2 Trinity -street Arbuthnot & M'Combie, 3 Trinity- Grant, John, Rubislaw quay Hogarth, D. & Co., North-street Jaffray, Thomas, Waterton Mills Iron Works Pirie, A. & Sons, 20 Adelphi M'Kinnan,W. &Co., Spring-garden Philip, William, 68 Loch- street Paper Rulers.
Edmond, John, 54 Queen-street Nurserymen. Smith, Lewis, 43 Belmont-street Those marked thus * are also Seedsmen. Spark, William, 11 Queen-street Mathewson, James, Connigarhill Stevenson, W., 17 St. Nicholas-st. Milne, Thomas, Sunnyside Strachan, James, 63 Gallowgate *Reid, Benj., & Co., 94 Union-st. James, Belville, Gilcomston Pawnbrokers. Rennie, William, 64 Causewayend *Roy, James, jun., 48 Union-street Gallagher, James, 20 Harriet-street ™ John, 48 Union-street Lyon & Pringle, 35 Netherkirkgate *Smith& Cardno, 15 Market street Montgomery, J., 27 Gallowgate North of Scotland Equitable Loan 52 Union-street Opticians. Co.,
Altria, Csesar, 16 Skene-street Piano-forte-tuners. Duncan, John, 4 St. Nicholas-st. —,~™ William, 92 Union-street Logan, David, 148| George-street Hay, James & John, 2 Market-st. Marr, John, 218 Union-street Stophani, John, 68 Broad-street Elimpson, William, 86 Chapel-st.
Painters & Glaziers. Plasterers.
Anderson, A. & J., 33 Queen-st. Bowman & Co., 31 Huntly-street Beattie, John, 3 Marischal-street Davidson, James, 22 Union- row ~~„™ William, 77 George-street Findlater, James, 47 Causewayend Birnie, William, 81 King-street Innes, George, 95 George-street Coutts & Gauld, 201 Union-street Mearns & Co., 24 Blackfriars-st. Davidson, J. & Co , 29 Union-street Paull, John, 8 Langstane-place Donald,W. 17 & 19 Netherkirkgate Raeburn, John, 2 Denburn Farquhar & Gill, 2 Drum's-lane Ross, John, 46 Netherkirkgate Henderson, William, 5 Dee-street Rust, James, 12 Jopp's-lane Jaffray, James, 158 Gallowgate Walker, John, 32 Park-street Keith, A. & Son, 6 Upperkirkgate Kerr, James, 15 Schoolhill Plumbers. Knox & Paterson, 18 Chapel-street Marshall, David, 13 Diamond -st. Blaikie & Sons, Littlejohn^street Mitchell, Geo., 8 Black's-buildings Clunes, Thomas, 100 Loch-street Muil, William, 8 Carnegie's- brae Davidson, John, 67 Netherkirkgate .
178 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Plumbers—(Continued.) Rope and Twine Manufac- turers— (Continued.) Farquhar & Gill, 24 Upperkirkgate Hogarth, D. & Co., College-street Routledge, W. & Son, 219 Gallow- Hogg, George, 109 George-street gate Jamiesou, James, 14 Wales-street Taylor, Robert, Canal-side Lamb, Alex., 78 St. Andrew-street Watt, J. & W., 167 George- street Marshall, A. A., 51 West North-st Wynnes, John, Millbank Stephen, John, 6 Shoe-lane Strachan, John, 9 Crown-street Saddlers.
Printers. Brown, A., 8 Correction-wynd Symon, 176 West North-st. Avery, J., Crown-court, Union -st. Cooper, Alex., 45 Queen-street Bennett, William, 42 Castle-street Craig, James, & Co., 38 Schoolhill Chalmers, D. and Co., 13 Adelphi Gray, James, 63 West North-street Cornwall, George, Victoria-court, Green Alexander, 6 King- street 54 Castle-street Knight and Craib, 43 Queen-street Daniel, James & Co., 48 Castle-st. Laing & Melvin, 4 Bon-Accord-st. Finlayson, John, Herald Office Ness, Robert, 7 Union-row King, G. and R., East Lindsay-st Ritchie, John, 5 Back-wynd Ravenscroft and Co., Crown-court Roberts, David, 94 King-street Rennie, George, 61 Broad-street Turnbull, G., 2| Broad-street Sailmakers.
Provision Curers. Goldie, Jas., & Co., Waterloo-quay
Allardyce, William, Adelphi-lane, Market-street Shipbuilders. Gordon, Charles, 57 Green Duthie, Alex., and Co., Footdee Hogarth, D. & Co., 70 College-st. Hall, Alex., and Sons, York-street Moir, John & Sons, 56 Virginia-st Hood, Walter, and Co., Footdee Simpson, Wm., & Co., York-street Reedmakers.
Cameron and Macfarlane, 29 Har- Shipmasters. riet-street Alexander, Alex., 60 Queen-street Campbell, David, 16 Loch- street Al., jun., I St. Mary-place Sorley, John, 169 George-street Hugh, Mill-street
.— John, 19 Kidd-lane Rope & Sail Makers. „™ Robt., 16 Wellington-street Allan, A., 47 Park-street Aberdeen Rope & Sail Co., Footdee James, 7 Garvock-street Catto, Thomson, & Co., Links, Anderson, Andrew, 53 St. Clement- Footdee street Charles, 10 Canal-terrace Rope and Twine Manufac- ,~~— Jas., 26 Constitution-street Bance, John, 95 Chapel-street turers. Bartlett, Robert, 18 Commerce-st. Davidson, G. & W., St. Clement-st. Baxter, Andrew, 7 Garvock-street
Grant, Alex., North Broadford , John, 67 Commerce-street Gray,Watt, & Co., 162 W. North-st. Borthwick, Charles, 45 Constitu- M 'Arthur, John, Clarence-street tion-street Miller, George, 40 Park -street Booth, John, 25 Justice-street Ogilvie, William, 133 King-street Brebner, Wm. 2 Bannermill-street ) )
PROFESSIONS ANH TRADES. 179
Shipmasters— (Contin ued. Shipmasters— (Continued. Brown, David, 18 Commerce-st. Longmuir, John, Wales-street Brunton, J. jun., 15 Prince Regent- „ ™ Hugh, Wales-street street Low, Charles, Ferryhill Buthly, Robert, 43 Commerce-st. Lyon, John. 63 Quay Campbell, W., sen., Melbourne-st. M'Gregor, John, 81 Virginia-st.
William, 89 Virginia street . . Wm., 13 Prince Regent-st.
, . William, Waterloo-quay M'Kechnie, Allan, 53 Commerce- Cargill, John, Waterloo-quay street William, 25 Quay M'Kenzie, John, 1 1 Longacre Cay, Alexander, 10 Canal-terrace John, 27 York-place Chalmers, George, 3 Victoria-place M'Pherson, A., Sugarhouse-lane Chivas, William, 7 Canal-street ^ John, 54 Quay Christopher, M., 19 Prince Regent- Main, David, 25 Marywell-street street ™„™ John, 43 Commerce-street Clark, Alexander, 4 Baltic-street Maitland, William, 126 King-street ,™ James, St. Clement-street Mann, John, 6 Hanover-street Collie, George, 47 Frederick -street Marsh, James, Maybank Craig, David, 44 Chapel-street Martin, John, 1 Constitution-street Crane, Andrew, 31 Wales-street Mearns, Daniel, 2 Yeats-lane Cromar, James L., 54 Quay Merchant, Isaac, 6 Baltic-street Daniel, William, 10 Mary well- st. Milne, James, 12 Marywell-street Dempster, John, 7 Hanover-street ™.„ Robert, Hanover-street Dinnson, John, 6 Canal-terrace Mitchell, John, 6 Constitution-st. Donald, James 53 Commerce-st. -™— William, 46 Regent-quay ——™ Robert, 4 St. Clement-st. Morgan, John, 8 Yeats-lane Duncan, Robert, 31 Queen-street Munro, James, 3 Constitution-st. Dunn, John, 13 Commerce-street Murray, William, 53 Virginia-st. Elliot, James, 1 Dee-lane Nicol, John, 23 Prince Regent-st. Falconer, Alex., 69 Commerce-st Parrot, Robt., 19 Marischal- street Flann, Joseph, Bannermill -street Paterson, John, 49 Commerce-st. Fletcher, Wm., 61 Commerce-st. Penny, William, Polmuir Ganson, Herman, 59 Virginia-st. Petty, David, 22 Virginia-street Goldie, John, Wellington-road Pole, Lawrence, Holburn-street Granger, Robt., 45 Wellington-st. Pryde, Geo., 22 North Broadford Grant, James, 58, Shiprow Reid, James, 21 Prince Regent-st.
Greig, Jas. B., 47 Constitution-st. .—„_. William, 109 York-street Henderson, John, Prince Regent- Rennie, George, Alford-place street Ritchie, Andrew, 89 Virginia-st. Howling, Edw., 28 Wellington-st. Thomas, 3 Church-street Thomas, 54 Quay Robertson, Benjamin, 28 Constitu- Hutchison, Jas. Springbank-terrace tion-street ~~ John, Bannermill-street John, 47 Wellington-street Kerr, Robert, Victoria- place Rosie, William, Maybank Law, George, 54 Quay Ross, James, Hanover-lane Leask, Alexander, Baunermill-st. Sangster, Robt., 22 Princes-street William, 52 Chapel- street Sim, James, 10 Canal-terrace Leslie, Alex., 46 Constitution-st. Skene, William, 1 Justice-lane James, 38 St. Clement-st Smart, John, Princes-street John, 20 Prince Regent-st. Smith, Alexander, 30 James-street
. John, Waterloo quay ~™—. John, Shore-brae Levie, Alexander, 81 Virginia-st. Smith, John, 51 Virginia-street Alexander, 19 Marischal-st. Souter, Robert, 25 James-street
. George, 13 Commerce-st. Stephen, William, Orchard-cottage Linklater, Jas., 59 Commerce-st. Stewart, John, 180 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Shipmasters—(Con tic ued.) Silk Mercers.
Stuart, Chas., 29 Hutcheon-street Gordon, James, 26, 27, and 28 Strachan, Alex., Bannermill-street Castle-street Sutherland, James, 63 Park-street Gray, Walter, 121 Union-street Talbot, David, 51 Quay Lyall, G., and Co., 99 Union-st. Isaac, „_. William, 126 King-street Mathieson, 33 Union-street Taylor, Alexander, 69 Virginia-st. Meston, Arcbd., 81 Union-street Thomson, John, Cruden's-court Morison and Gray, 119 Unionst. Union-st. Tulloch, James, St. Clement-street Pratt & Keith, 51 & 53 Turner, Robert, 25 Marischal-st. Saint, Jas., jun., 139 Union-street Walker, Duncan, 32 St. Clement- Stewart, Walter, 145 Union-street street Sutherland, George, 149 Union-st. 123Union-st, John, 4 St. Clement-street White and Hutcheon, Wallace, Daniel, 20 Commerce-st. Yeats, George, 87 Union-street Watt, George, 61 Commerce-street Webster, Robert, 7 Canal-terrace Skinners. Whyte, John, 29 James-street George-street Willet, Joseph J., 26 Constitution- Laing, James, 38 street M'Kenzie and Currie, Steps of Gil- Wishart, Daniel, 45 Constitution-st. comston Young, William, 4 Affleck-street M'Millan, R. and Co., Jack's-brae Youngson, Robert, 46 Regent-quay Slaters.
Shore Porters. Adam, Alex. 57 Causewayend Aiken. Alexander, 18 Shiprow Anderson, James, 49 St. Nicholas- Brown, Robert, 10 Weigh-house- street square Collie, Alexander, 28 Shiprow
» . Chapel-street Caie, William, 84 Shiprow John, 19 Cantly, Peter, 22 Shiprow Copland, Alex., 1 Charlotte-street Clark, Archibald, 18 Shiprow Peter, 6 Gerrard-street Davidson, James, 58 Castle-street Cumming, Wm., 25 Frederick-St. Forbes, Robert, 16 Shiprow Duthie, George, 82 Skene-street Henry, Joseph, 13 Exchequer-row Innes, John B., 65 Chapel-street Union-row Lamb, Robert, 18 Shiprow Keith, William, 24 John, 25 Ann-street Lumsden, George, 7 Marischal-st. Lawrence, Green M'Donald, Andw., 7 Mariscbal-st. M'Kay, George, 93 68 Broad-street Milne, Jas., Summerfield-gardens Martin, James, Gallowgate Moir, William, 18 Shiprow Maver, John, 172 Black's-buildings Morrison, Charles, 11 Stronach's- Reid, Wm., 10 close Robbie, Alex., 42 Gallowgate Murray, Alexander, 18 Shiprow Silver, George, 40 Broad -street 13 Carmelite-street Pirie, George, Exchequer-row Watt, George, Porter, Alexander, Chapel-lane Robb, George, 18 Shiprow Spirit Dealers. Saint, James, 1 Marischal-street Skinner, Alex., 8 Exchequer-row Allan, Ann, 90 Green 35 East North- Smith, John, Summerfield Anderson, George, Wilson, George, 18 Shiprow street Alexander, 58 Lime-quay ™ John, 18 Shiprow Baxter, Bennet, Mrs. Robt., 57 East North- street Shuttle Makers. Boyne, William, 57 Guestrow Coutts, Alex., 58 Windmill-brae Bruce, Wm., 57 Windmillbrae Gibson, Thomas, 33 Union-terrace Calder, Charles, 50 Green PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 181
Spirit Dealers— (Continued). Spirit Dealers -(Continued).
Cassie, James, 16 Castle-street Paterson, F., 2 Carnegie's-brae Catto, John, 74 East North- street Phimester, John, 70 East North-st. Christie, James, 117 Skene-street Pyott, John, 48 East North-street Clark, Benj., 76 East North-street Reid, Francis, 15 College-street
Cochrane, David, 44 George-street . ~~ Alexander, 88 George-street Conray, James, 62 Gallowgate Robertson, James, Green Craig, Rohert, 21 North Broadford Robson, Alexander, 23 Shiprow Davidson, John, 3 Park-street Ross, Andrew, 2 Trinity-street dimming, Alexander, 36 Castle-st. Seaton, James, 7 Gallowgate Donald, Peter, 79 George street Shaw, Alex., 38 East North -street Donaldson, Jas., 24 Trinity-quay Smith, Alexander, Maberly -street Duncan, Alexander, Jack's-brae Smith, George, 14 Shiprow Edward, Wm., 25 Causewayend Smith, John, 29 Berry-lane Forbes, James, 7 James-street Souter, David, 7 Shiprow Fraser, Alex 15 Marischal- street Strachan, Alexander, 3 Shiprow Fraser, John, 1 1 Fisher-row Sutherland, Alex., 17 Castle-street Fullerton, Alex., 21 Wales-street Tawse, Lewis, 83 Green Glass, J. and W.. 254 George-street Taylor, Henry, 86 Shiprow Henderson, Henry, 50 East North- Torrie, John, 28 Gallowgate street Troup, David, 235 George-street Hogg, William, 4 Skene-street John, 89 Loch-street Iuglis, David, 58 George-street Walker, George, 62 Gallowgate Kiloh, Joseph, 6 College-street Watson, Alex., 109 Gallowgate Kinmont, John, 24 Shiprow Watt, James, 292 George-street Laing, Alexander, 36 Guestrow Weir, Robert, 72 Gallowgate Largue, William, 31 Loch-street Lyell, Shiprow James, 67 Stock and Sharebrokers. M'Bean, Alexander, 15 Castle-st.-
M'Donald, Alex., 12 Wellington-st. Adamson, Wm., 34 Marischal -st. —— Charles, 169 Gallowgate Allardyce and Jopp, 13 Market-st. David, 40 Loch-street Black, James, and Co., 7 Adelphi- M'Intosh, James, 90 Loch-street court „. Hugh, 29 Park-street Booth, Alex., 4 Regent-quay M'Kenzie, James, 44 Gallowgate Duncan, Wm., jun., 49 Marischal- John, 2 John-street street M'Leay, Alexander, 17 Justice-st. Fletcher, Robert, 24 Adelphi M'Pherson, William, 36 Quay Gordon, Wm., 34 Marischal-street
Mackie, Alex., 90 John-street M'Kinnan, Lachlan, jun , 61 St. George, 36 Gallowgate Nicholas-street Mann, James, 18 Netherkirkgate Oswald, George, & Co., 30 Maris- Mearns, John, Charlotte-street chal-street Milne, George, 87 Woolmanhill Rennie, J. T., 41 Marischal-street
.—. — George, 6 Trinity-street Smith, Andrew, 13 Back-wynd
—. — James, Holburn-street Speid, Wm., 103 Union-street
. James, 9 West North-street Mitchell, Charles, Guestrow 41 Stablers. George, 2 Schoolhill Stewart, 59 Guestrow Anderson, James, 64 West North- Moir, John, 10 Littlejohn-street street Murray, George, 59 Green Barclay, Robert, Holburn-street Mutch, George, 21 Windy-wynd Begg, John, 13 Harriet-street Ogilvie, James, 9 Hutcheon-street Bisset William, Mealmarket-lane Palmer, John, 23 Windy-wynd Brown, Alex., 8 West North-street Paterson, Alexander, 34 Guestrow Daniel, Thos., 16 Mealmarket-lane Q 182 FKOFESSIONS AND TRADES.
StablerS— (Continued). Surgeons.
Davidson, James, 6 Little Belmont- Birnie, M., 31 Longacre street Campbell, John, 7 Bon-Accord-st. Durie, Mrs., 6 Back-wynd Davidson, W., 2 Correction-wynd Farquharson, Alex., 22 Schoohill Erskine, Robt. M., 138 George-st. Gall, Charles, 24 Gerrard-street Fraser, Alex., 44 Schoolhill Gordon, Thomas, 15 Back-wynd William, 8 Drum's-lane Leys, Alexander, 180 Gallowgate Grant, Peter, 171 Gallowgate M'Pherson, J., 26 West North-st. Greig, John, R.N., 84 Crown-st. Meston, John, 13 Princes-street Jamieson, James, 4 Castle-brae Milne, Mrs., 11 Harriet-street Keith, James, R.N., 1 Crown-place Reid, Alexander, 22 Harriet-street East
, Peter, 5 Harriet-street Leslie, William, 13 Silver-street Rose, John, 166 Gallowgate Matthews, A. C, 3 Canal-terrace Smith, James, 29 Mealmarket-lane Moir, James, 3 Skene-row Strachan, Peter, 36 Harriet-street Paterson, John, 61 St. Nicholas-st. Taggart, John, 90 George-street Sim, John, Holburn-street Wright, Alex., 1 Harriet-street Smith, Robert, 9 Union terrace Sutherland, Geo., Royal Infirmary Stonecutters. Torry, James, 55 Schoolhill Wood, John, 31 Bon- Accord-street Allan, John, 19 Crown-street John, George-street Beattie, Tailors. Duncan, Thomas, 34 Dee-street M'Donaldand Leslie, Constitution- Bowie, James, 29 Broad-street street Cassie, William, 32 Upperkirkgate Munro, Joseph, 110 West North-st. Cook, William, Exchange-court Nelson, Charles, Union-Wynd Flett, David, Trinity-inanse Ritchie, John, 2 Catto-square Fraser, Hugh, 24 Union-street Robb, Thos., & Co., Union Bridge Fraser, John, 64 John-street Wright & Petrie, Union Bridge „_, John, 11 Gaelic-lane Grant, Lachlan, 15 Chronicle-lane Stoneware Merchants. Hay, William, 41 Harriet-street Ingram, James, 9 Union- lane Bain, Miss, 37 St. Nicholas-street Inston, Henry, 39 Quay Davidson, Miss, 2 Shiprow Jackson, Wm., 23 North Broadford William, 71 Green Johnston, Samuel, 82 Union street Dawson, Alex., 174 George-street Joss, Charles, 91 Skene-street Fraser, H. and Co., 55 Castle-st. Kelman, William, Well-court Grant, Robert, 29 Woolroanhill Kiloh, James, 15 Correction-wynd Emslie, Wm., 188 West North-st. M'Donald, John, 7 Albion-street Ford, John, 136 Union-street M-Kay, John, 30 Spa-street Kerr, Alex., 22 Causewayend M'Leod, William, 14 Gallowgate Lamont, Alexander, 9 Shiprow Middleton, Peter, 6 Crown-street M'Intosh, John, 61 Windmillbrae Millar, Wm., Concert-court Mackie, Alexander, 3 Blackfriars- Milne, Alexander, 12 St. Nicholas- street lane Ranson, Edward, 132 Union-street Moir, George, 10 Shiprow
Robb and Co., 38 Broad-street , William, 85 Chapel-street Robertson, C, 163 Gallowgate Morrison, Wm., Charles-street Stuart, George, 77 Gallowgate Mowat, James, 8 Flourmill-brae John, 98 Green Murray, Wm., 67 St. Andrew-st. Tudhope, Mrs., 69 East North-st. Noble, James, 35 Loch-street Waddell, Wm., 7 Commerce-street Piggie, A. H., 68 Broad-street Willans, Samuel, 168 Gallowgate Robb, Alexander, Crown-court PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 183
Tailors— (Continued). Tailors—Furnishing— (Con.)
Robh, Geo., St. Catherine's- wynd M'Donald, Robt., 7 South Silver-st. Seott, James, 57 St. Andrew-street Nicol, John, 13 St. Nicholas-street Slater, James, 8 Park-street Russell, Alexander, 42 Union-street
„ John, 6 Woolmanhill . William, 30 A del phi-court -™„~ Simon, 12 West North-st. Shirres and Co., 67 King-street Smith, Wm., 5 Guestrow Simpson and Whyte, 21 Union- Stott, John, 58 Castle-street buildings Strachan, Robt., 69 Netherkirkgate Sinclair, George, 22 Broad-street Tawse, Wm., 19 Lowpr-Denburn Smith, Alexander, 3 Castle-street
Thomson, John, 5 Blairton-lane . . Andrew, 7 Netherkirkgate Tocher, John (J. Lumsden and Co.), Charles, 9 Skene-terrace
117 Union-street . John, 13 Union-buildings Watson, John, 20 Netherkirkgate Taylor, Alex, and Co., 9 Maris- Weir, George, 17 Upperkirkgate chal-street Wilson, George, 188 Gallowgate Troup, Alexander, 30 Union-street John, 110 -King-street Wyllie, John, 42 Queen-street Teachers.
Allan, Wm., Knox's Tailors—Furnishing. Free John Alexander, R. (dancing), Diamond- Adam, George, & Co., 3 Castle-st. street
Anderson, James, 6 Union-street ™~—. Robt., West- end Academy Angus, Robert, 154 George-street Beverley, Alex., Grammar School Badenoeh, James, 18 Castle-street Cay, Miss H., Miss Boyd's school Brown, John, 69 Union-street Cameron, A. C, Rubisiaw Cadenhead, George, Concert-court Clerihew, Alex., South Parish sch, Cattanach, Charles, 126 Union-st. Craig, Edward, Dr. Bell's school Catto, William, 3 Shiprow Craigmile, F. (writins), Pub. Sch. Clark, Alexander, 1 Blairton-lane Crombie, J., A.M., West-end Acad.
.™~ . John, 16 Huxter-row Crichton, J., Gilcomston school Cowie, William, 4 Brownie's- brae Duguid, Miss, West-end Academy Cumming, William, 7 Huxter-row Dun, John, Grammar school
Dallas, Robert, 6 1 Gallowgate Ferguson, Dr., West-end Academy Davidson, R., 15 Causewayend Miss, West-end Academy ™ William, 115 George-street Garioch, John, 106 Loch-street Davies, Richard, Marywell-street Gerrard, Alex., Gordon's Hospital Donald, George, 2^ Broad-street Gilchrist, Miss, Rosemount-place Duff, Alex., 22 St." Nicholas-lane Grant, Rev. Jas., Donaldson's sch. Dathie, Barclay, 5 Church-street Gray, Rev. R. A., Public Schools Finlason, Erick, 26 Marischal-st. Hill, Isaac, 19 Queen- street ___— John, 2 Queen-street Hogg, Miss, Free John Knox's Forbes, James, 85 Union-street Jazdowzki, John, West-end Acad. Fraser, James, 12 Union-street Johnston, Miss, John Knox's sch. Gall and Bird, 46 Union-street Kay, John, Bridewell Gilchrist and Son, 36 Union-street Kidd, John, East Parish Sessional Johnston, James, 4 Queen-street school ™ and Laird, 2 St. Catherine's- Laing, James, Davidson's school wynd Ledingham, J., 12 Correction-wynd Keith, Jno., 6 Netherkirkgate Lillie, George, Free Union school King, Charles, 23 Broad-street Mitchray, Alex., Free E. C. school Mathesou and Co., Marischal-street M'Conachie, Alexander, 13 Crown- Moir, Jas. and Co., 5 King-street street Murray, Isaac, 46 Netherkirkgate —„~- G. C. (writing), 115 Union- Mustard, Robert, 145, George-st. street 184. PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Teachers— (Continued). Tobacconists.
M'Kay,W.,A.M.,West-endAcad. Craig, Thomas, 18 George-street M'Leish, W., 115 Union- street Duncan, John, 31 Union-street Massie, John, John Knox's school Fyfe, Charles, 104 Union-street Joseph C, Holburn-street Kilgour, & Taylor, 44 Netherkirk- Mavers, D., Bon- Accord Juvenile gate school M'Combie, T. and Co., 31 Nether- Melvin, James, LL.D., Grammar kirkgate school Millar, George, 60 Union-street Meston, Thomas, 56 Union-street Milne, Alexander, Young-street Milne, Robert, 19 Marischal-street Murray, John, 15 Upperkirkgate
„„, . Miss, Girls' School of Indus- vVhyte, Patrick, 30 Broad-street try, Gallowgate Mitchell, W., Poor's Hospital Turners. Mollison,W., Mechanics' Institution Newlands, Alex., Davidson's sch. Baxter, John, 93 George-street Ogilvie, Dr. J., Gordon's Hospital Connon, James, 95 Skene-street Rattray, William, Charlotte- street Coutts, Alex., 58 Windmillbrae schools William, 58 Windmillbrae Rait, W., Mary well- street Daniel, Alexander, 50 Shiprow Reid, Alex., St. Clement's school Davidson, Robert, 1 Huntly-street William, 3 Denburn Ewen, Geo., Union-street, opposite Roger, Thomas, Trades' school County Rooms Rose, Miss, Porthill school John, 12 St. Andrew-st. Shaw, Miss, Female Orph. Asylum Findlay, Robert, Windmill-lane Sherwood, G., Porthill school Jamieson, Thomas, Oliver's-court, Sinclair, Miss, Female Orp. Asy. Upperkirkgate Spence, Alex., Holburn school Nicoll, Alexander, 2 Barnett's-close Stewart, John, Thain's school Paterson, William, Chronicle court Stuart, Al. (writing), Gordon's Hos. Rose, George, 73 Green Thorburn, J., Upper Denburn sch. Ross, George, 75 Queen-street Tulloch, Rev. G., Academy-street Sandison, Ludovick, 118 King-st. Weir, J., Deaf & Dumb Institution Williamson, Geo., Dr. Bell's school, Umbrella Makers. Old Aberdeen Wilson, Miss, 54 Causewayend Burgess, James, 50 Upperkirkgate Henderson, Mrs., Trinity-corner Tinsmiths. Johnston, Joseph, 2 Blackfriars-st. Morrison, Wm., 12 Gallowgate Adamson, Alex., 17 Gallowgate Walker, John, 16 West North-st. Bowman, James, 211 Gallowgate William, 35 Schoolhill Cruickshank, John, 5 George-st. Hogg, Peter, 20 Carmelite-street Vintners, Legg, James, 48 Netherkirkgate M'Intosh, Jas., 28 Netherkirkgate Adams, Mrs., Weigh-house-square M'Leod, C. & Son, 52 East North-st. Anderson, George, 15 Fisher-row
Robt., 10 East North-street —. James, 49 Guestrow Michie, John, 68 Windmillbrae —„™ Mrs., J. Waterloo-quay Mitchell, John, 6 Hanover-street Barkaway, Mrs., 39 St. Andrew-st. Murray, George, 33 Chapel-street Bate, James, Steam yacht-tavern Ray, John, 5 Gallowgate Bridgeford, Jn., 12 Burnett's-close Runcy, J. and W., 13 George-st. Calvin, Mrs., 18 Fisherrow Russell, George, 5 Commerce-st. Cormack, William, New Pier Sherar, John, 48 George-street Cowieson, George, 9 Trinity-quay Spark, Wm., jun., 35 Woolmanhill Davidson, Alex., 22 Broad- street PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 185
Vintners— (Continued). Watchmakers— (Continued).
Donaldson, Mrs. P., 190 George- Smith, Charles, James-street street Walker, James, 48 Broad-street Duncan, James, 20 Skene-terrace Watson, James, 189 George-street
, James, 11 Chapel-street Feggeter, Mrs., Clayhills Wine Merchants. Gordon, John, Nellfield-gate Greig, William, 19 Lodge-walk Allardyce and Jopp, 13 New Mkt. Henderson, Jn., 82 Waterloo-quay (to the Queen). Henderson, Mrs., Chapel-lane Begg, Jn., 17 Weigh -house-square Leslie, George, Exchequer-court Black, William, 12 Broad-street Leys, George, 49 Lodge-walk Brantingham, George, 70 Broad-st. M'Leod, George, 2 Canal-terrace Catto, R. and Co., 14 King-street Maitland, Richard, Cove Inn Clark, Leslie, Upperkirkgate Milne, George, 10 Langstane-place „„.„_ William, 8 King-street James, Wellington-road Coutts, John, 114 George-street Murray, Mrs., 81 Windmillbrae Farquharson & Co., 131 Union-st. Pettigrew, Alexander, Castle-st. Fraser, Angus, 72, 74, & 76 Union- Pirie, George, Exchequer-row street Pyper, Alexander, Bridge of Dee „™— Jas. & Co., 197 Union-st. Reid, John, 39 Lodge-walk „„, William, 57 Union-street William, 18 Carmelite-st. Gordon, F. and G., 157 Union-st. Scorgie, Robert, Canal-basin Gray, Daniel, 22 Union-street Sharp, John, 1 Wales-street Jamieson, Geo., 38 Union-street Simpson, Alexander, 12 Shiprow Lumsden, J. and J., 95 Union-st. Smith, John, 1 1 Huxter-row „™~~ William, 58 Union-street Jane, York-street Machray, Isaac, 11 Market-street Smollet, Robert, 46 Castle-street Masson, Alex., 62 St. Nicholas-st. Stewart, Peter, Waterloo-quay Milne, Wm., and Son, 39 Broad-st. Turnbull, Anthony, 32 Castle-st. Moir, Robert, 23 Adelphi Warton, James, 27 Guestrow Sheed, John, 44 Marischal-street Shepherd, Simpson, 37 W. North- st. Watch & Clockmakers. Thomson, Geo. and Son, 21 Quay Walker, William, 52 Union-street Allan, James, Hoiburn-street Whyte, A. B., 1 Shiprow Barron & Gray, 1 1 Netherkirkgate Berry, James, 52 Castle street Wireworkers. Black, John, 16 Longacre Booth, G. and Son, 36 Union-st. Forsyth, James, 104 George-street
, John, 41 Upperkirkgate Stephen, James, 34 Broad-street Crone, William, Upper Denburn Findlay, John, 1 Queen-street Wood Merchants. Fraser, John, 166 Union-street Frederick, John, 5 Broad-street Campbell, Robert, 127 George-st. Gill and Smith, 80 Union-street Catto, R. and Son, 47 Marischal-st. M'Donald, James, 78 Union-street Connon, R. & Co., 58 Marischal-st. M'Millan, Peter, 45 Regent-quay Copland, David, York-street „ W. and Co. 32 Marischal-st. Cooper, Alexander, Inches M'Kirdie, John, 28 Woolmanhill Duthie, William, York-place M'Leod, J. & Co. 9 Schoolhill Fairweather, D. Commerce-st. and Mackie, Wm. 29 St. Nicholas-st. Jopp's-lane Mearns, John, 16 Schoolhill Johnston, Robert, 25 York-place Mercer, Hay, 27 West North- st. M'Donald, Peter, Poynernook Morrison, Theodore, Bridge of Dee Milne and Bissett, Inches, Riddel, D. and J. 72 Broad-street Mortimer, Peter, Poynernook 2 186 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES.
Wood Merchants—(Con.) WrightS-(Continued).
Philip, Thomas, Affleck-street Sievewright, Alex., York-place Rose, D. and Co., Footdee Smith, Alex., Skene-square Rust, John, 213 Union street ~~~™ George, 6^ Causewayend
Smith, Alexander .—. — James, St. Mary-place Smith, Hugh, George-street Walter, 20 Blackfriars-st. Thomson, G. jun., 40 Marischal-st. Wright, Thomas, 36 Union-street Writers.
Wrights. Cattanach, D. G., Town-house Cooper, Patrick, 75 Union-street Adam, Alexander, Skene-square Davidson, John, 138 Skene-street Bain, Eb., opposite 222 George-st. ~™— John, 9 Union-terrace Black, John, 1 College-street John, 84 King-street Cock, Silvester, Holburn-street Robt, W. D. Record Office Collie, Wm., 14 Blackfriars-street Duncan, John, 68 Broad-street Coutts, Alex., 46 Frederick-street Ferguson, Archd. M., 245 Union- Davidson, Alex., 171 Gallowgate street Duff, David, 40 Thistle-street John, 21 Adelphi Duncan, Wm., 4 St. Andrew-street Fyfe, Alex., 30 St. Nicholas-st. Eddie, John, 74 Gallowgate Henderson, James, 49 Schoolhill George, James, Frederick-street Jaffray, William, 1 Bon-Accord-st. Gibson, Alex., 10 Thistle-street Kennedy, David H., Record Office Gillanders, Jas., 1 Commerce-lane Leslie, James, 16 Commerce-street Gordon, Robert, Summer-lane Levie, John, 29 East North-street Hogg, George, Holburn-street Malcolm, James, 245 Union-street ~~. John, Trinity-street Morrison, Alex., jun., 13 Prince- Ingram, Wm., 91 Loch-street Regent-street Jamieson, William, Holburn-street Mowat, William, 75 Union-street King, William, 19 Gordon-street Paul, Alexander, 31 Gallowgate M'Intosh, Chas., 45 Blackfriars-st. Paull, James, 10 Schoolhill Melvin, Jas., 32 Hutcheon-street Philips, Aw., Advocate's-buildings Mercer, John, 22 Hutcheon street Rae, William, 245 Union-street Merchant, Alex., 32 St. Andrew -st. Riddel, James, 25 Belmont-street Milne, David, 2 Martin's-lane Ross, James, Record Office Murdoch, Wm., 15 Denburn-ter. Roy, George, 126 King-street Ogston, John, 11 Denburn-terrace Stronach, Alex., 245 Union -street Norrie, Joseph, 86 Hutcheon-street John, Cooperston-buildings Pittendreigh, Al., St. Clement-lane Watt, Alexander, 103 Union-st. Reid, James, 37 Guestrow John, 30 St. Nicholas-street Robb, William, 71 Crown-street Webster, Al., jun., 28 Catherine-st. Robertson, Wm., Bon- Accord-lane Wright, James, 54 Union-street ALPHABETICAL LIST
STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &c,
WITH REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATIONS,
AMD
Containing the Names previously given in Alphabetical order.
ACADEMY STREET, AFFLECK PLACE
From Dee-street to Crown-street. From Marywell-street to Affleck-street.
ADELPHI, 2 Andrew Affleck 3 John Nicol, merchant Between 49 and 51, Union-street, „ George Wood, agent Charles Allan AFFLECK STREET, Mrs. Bruce, William Walker, grocer, &c. From Crown-street to Harbour. James Black and Co., stock and 1 John Christall, teller share agents 2 Mrs. Weir J. J. Kennedy, commission agent 3 George Cruickshank (Aberdeen and Mrs John M' Hardy, hotel Newcastle Shipping Company) William F. Ogg, advocate „ James Robb (Best, Robb, and Co.) William Ramage, architect „ John Robb (do.) Mrs. John Ramage 4 William Young, shipmaster Mrs. Walter Inglis 5 Mrs. Dauney Aberdeen Journal Office 6 Charles Bushby David Chalmers, printer Chalmers and Co. do. &c. ALBION STREET, James Chalmers (D. C. and Co.) John Chalmers, (do.) From Park-street to Links. William Gordon, advocate 1 Mrs King, William Hunter, advocate provision seller John M'Donald, Douglas Edwards, general merchant 7 tailor 12 William Peebles Do. Do. do. James Wallace, inspector of poor Francis Ogston, M.D. ALBION COURT, A. Pirie and Sons, paper manufact. 18 Castle-street. James Edmond, advocate Francis Edmond, advocate ALBYN PLACE, Robert Moir, wine merchant West from Alford- Place. R. S. Farquhar, advocate Robert Fletcher, sharebroker James Boyn M'Combie, advocate Robert R. Notman, accountant Misses Robertson, of Balgownie John Watt, advocate, &c. Misses Black D. Chalmers and Co., printers, &c. J. Pratt (Pratt and Keith) Joseph Williamson, M.D. Misses Cumine of Rattray William Russel, merchant-tailor Francis Edmond, advocate William Chepherd, confectioner Captain A. D. Fordyce, R.N., M.P. Miss Grant, dressmaker Miss Bannerman 188 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
Thomas Banner-man BARNETT'S CLOSE, George Bannemian From Guestrow Female Orphan Asylum to Flourmillbrae James Brebner, advocate 2 Alexander Nicoll, turner Wm. C. Hunter of Tillery „ Alexander Ogilvie, baker Captain A. S. Fisher 6 Joseph Butler, flesher Captain Craigie 7 George Michie, cooper and fishcurer George Marquis, accountant „, Alex. Nicol, cooper Mrs. Millar James A. Millar, advocate BEATTIE'S COURT, Mrs. M'Kenzie of Glack 102 Gallowgate.
ALFORD PLACE, William Beattie, builder Miss Beattie, dressmaker, &c. To Albyn-place from Union-place.
(J.) 1 Arthur Farquhar, land-surveyor BEATTIE'S COURT, 2 John Warren, surveyor G.P.O. 101, Gallowgate 3 Miss Dalrymple 4 George Rennie, shipmaster BELMONT STREET,
ANN STREET, From Uiiion-street to Schoolhill.
From Maberly- street to Hutcheon-st. 5 Mrs Andrew Tawse 7 Alexander Abel (of Forbes and Abel) 23 Moses Sharp, manager, Spring- .„ Forbes and Abel, advocates garden 9 William Templeton, M.D. 11 Misses Grant, of Monymusk ANNAND'S COURT, 13 Dr. Neil Sutherland
30, James-Street. 15 Mrs. Ludovick Grant 17 George J. Nicol, M.D. Miss Burgess, dressmaker, &o. 20 William Ross, advocate Miss Catto, dressmaker 22 Alexander Fowler, dentist 23 & 25 Newell Burnett, advocate, &c. BACK WYND, „ Thomas Burnett, do. Misses Gibson, From Union-street to Schoolhill. 24 milliners, &c. 25 Alexander Daniel, advocate 5 John Ritchie, saddler „ James Riddel, writer 6 Mrs David Durie, stabler 27 Basil Fisher 7 John Ritchie, saddler „ Miss Fisher 11 Peter M'Donald, grocer 31 Deaf and Dumb Institution 13 Andrew Smith, sharebroker 32 Miss Calder, dressmaker 15 Thomas Gordon, stabler „ Thomas Wood _. John M'Hardy, blacksmith, &c. 35 Mrs. Major Mitchell, of Ashgrove 19 Thomas Ross, sexton 41 James Melvin, LL.D. 22 John Gray, officer West Church 43-45 Lewis Smith, bookseller 35 James Strachau, late bookseller BELMONT STREET (LITTLE), BALTIC STREET, From Belmont-street to Back-wynd. From Prince Regent-street to Links. 2 Mrs. William Duncan, grocer 4 Robert Souter, shipmaster «, Miss Duncan Dressmaker „ Alex. Clark shipmaster 5 Miss Connon, muffmaker, &c. 6 James Mearns 6 James Davidson, stabler „. Isaac Merchant, shipmaster 7 Mrs. Emslie, lodgings „. Thomas Mearns, shipmaster 8 William Donald, shipowner „, Mrs Donald BANK OF SCOTLAND COURT, BERRY LANE, 35, Castle Street. From Gallowgate to Loch- streets Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland, &c. 4 Alex. Clark, shipmaster STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 189
28 fm. Clyne and Sons, Curriers 1 Miss M'Rae, sick nurse 29 John Smith, spirit dealer „ Mrs. M'William, lodgings „ James Hay, BLACK'S BUILDINGS, 2 Joseph Johnston, umbrella manufac. 3 Alexander Mackie, china merchant From Woolmanhill to Spa-street. 3£ Alex. Mowat, woollen manufac, &c.
1 John Colquhoun, „ Miss Sutherland, dressmaker „ Andrew Sutherland, manufacturer 6 James Seaton, spirit dealer „ Andrew Sutherland, jun. do. „ John Watson, sergeant of police 2 Thomas Sutherland, of M. S. & Co. 9 F. Beattie, blacksmith 4 S. Benson „ Miss Robertson, dressmaker 5 John Booth, watchmaker, &c. 10 George Wilson, seaman „ Mrs. M'Nie 13 Charles Sim, sen. _ William Marshall „ Mrs. Low, dressmaker 6 Alexander Greig, flesher 14 William Collie, wright, &c. „ Mrs. Bisset, sick nurse „ John M'Pherson, messenger-at-arms „ Miss H. Cay, teacher 18 Robert Hay, grocer „ John Paterson (J. and G. Paterson) 20 Miss Alexander, lodgings 7 George Chapman, grocer „ Mrs. Chalmers, teacher „ Mrs. Milne „ Walter Smith, wright „ Miss Strachan 24 William Morrison, coachman 8 George Mitchell, painter _ George Ogilvy, do. 9 Robert Milne, hosier 27 Mrs. Cruickshank 10 William Reid, slater „ Alexander Ord, (of F. and O.) „ Mrs. Wm. Murray „ Alexander Wishart, builder 11 Francis Bannochie, flesher „ Alexander Lamb, plumber 12 William Gavin, grain merchant, &c. 30 John Menzies, leather cutter 13 James Craig (of J. Craig and Co.) 35 Mrs. Naughton, lodgings „ John Hunter „ Robert Wilson, bookseller „ Mrs. Hunter, dressmaker 41 Mrs. Fyfe, dressmaker 14 George Chapman, grocer, &c. „ John Marshall, clerk 45 Mrs. M Kenzie, dressmaker BURN COURT, „ Charles M'lntosh, wright 47 Do. do. 44, Upperkirkgate.
3 Mrs. Rhind, washing and dressing BLAIKIE'S (PROVOST) QUAY, .« Mrs. Gray, lodgings South side of Harbour. „ J. Fleming
BURNETT'S CLOSE, BLAIRTON LANE,
5, Exchequer Row. From Broad Street to Guestrow.
Alexander Pettigrew, vintner 1 Alexander Clark, tailor John Bridgeford, do. 2 Broad Street Academy George Leslie, do. 5 John Thomson, tailor
BURR'S COURT, BON-ACCORD LANE,
152, Gallowgate. From Dee Street to Bon-Accord Street.
BURSAR'S COURT, 11 Mrs. M'Lean, grocer 13 William Holmes, cooper 61, Castle Street. „ William Holmes, jun. „ William Mowat, writer BLACKBULL CLOSE, 25 William Lindsay, shoemaker „ Thomas Robb and Co., stonecutters 4, Huxter Row. 19 William Robertson, wright BLACKFRIARS STREET, BON-ACCORD ROW, From Woolmanhill to St. Andrew St. From Union Place to Bon-Accord
1 Misses M'Kenzie, milliners Terrace. )
190 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
BON-ACCORD SQUARE, 42 Miss Smith, dressmaker „ John Craig, builder From East to West Crabstone Street. 51 John Kay, general agent I James F. Beattie, land surveyor, &c. „ William Reid, (J. D. and Co.) ~ Alexander Bell, insurance broker „ William L. Reid, advocate 3 George Elmslie 52 John Keith, (Pratt and Keith) 4 Mrs. Dr. Bremner 53 Robert Mearns, builder 5 Alexander Cadenhead, advocate - Mrs. Mearns, lodgings 6 Mrs. William Gibbon 54 John Simpson jun., builder 9 R. R. Notman, accountant 55 William Simpson, advocate, &c. 11 William Gordon, sharebroker „ William Moir, writer 13 Rev. W. R. Pirie, D.D. 57 Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings 15 Alexander Simpson 53 William Simpson, advocate, &c. 59 John Lyall, gunsmith BANNERMILL STREET, ~ Mrs. Irvine 61 Alex. White, (White and Hutcheon) From Summer Lane to the Links. „ J. VVhite
1 Joseph Flann, shipmaster „ Mrs. James White ~ Peter Cay, do. 63 Dickson Hogarth, merchant „ George Henry, anchcr-smith „ Miss Hogarth 2 Alexander Strachan, shipmaster 64 James Giles, R.S.A. 3 William Bremner, do. 65 John M'Laren, commission mercht. _ George Leslie, shipwright 66 John Fraser, (J. F. and S.) „ Peter Craig, shipmaster 67 Mrs. John Garden „ William Pirie, BON ACCORD STREET 68 George Watson 69 John Allan, marble work, h. From Union Street. 71 Francis Craigmile, teacher „ Miss Barry 1 Pat. and Alex. Davidson, acfvocates 72 Charles Fyfe, tobacconist, 4 Laing and Melvin, coachmakers, &c. &o. „ Miss Fyfe 5 J. Campbell, post-horse-caster, &c. 73 Mrs. A. Smith 9 Henry Thomson, cashier, Steam Na- 71 Rev. H. Dickie vigation Company 75 Alexander Ross, advocate 11 William M'Kay, A.M , teacher „ Mrs. A. I. Smith „ Mrs. Captain Wade, lodgings 76 John Smith, (late P. O.) 13 George Murray, clerk 79 James Ireland, baker 14 John Simpson, blanket warehouse 80 Rev. Samuel Grant 15 Alexander Watt, land surveyor 81 James Ireland baker ., James Ingram, tailor 82 Rev. James M'Laggan 17 Miss Wyllie 83 Alex. Rust, commission 18 William Brown, builder agent James 20 Mrs. W. Souter „ Rust, (Aberdeen Bank) 87 Miss Smith 21 John Henderson, lithographer „ Wm. Cooper, (of Philip and 25 Daniel Laird, (of J. and L. Cooper) 89 Mrs. George Garden „ John M'Donald, bookseller 90 Lieutenant Andrew Wales, R.N. „ David Reid, (G. Reid and Sons) Mrs. Wilson 22 Mrs. M'Kay „ 91 James Lumsden, (of J. and J. L) 31 John Wood, surgeon 33 James Clark, clothier 35 Patrick Watson, grocer BON-ACCORD TERRACE, 37 Miss Shepherd From Union Street. 39 Alexander Ogilvie. upholsterer 39 Mrs. Alexander Gordon 4 David Whyte, tanner 40 John Will, late mail-guard 8 Miss Gordon „ Miss Ferguson 9 John Tocher, tailor 42 Mrs John M'Kenzie 10 Mrs. A. Paterson 44 Rev. Patrick Cheyne 14 John Drummond, h. 45 William Forsyth, mail-guard 16 John Fyfe, bvushmaker „ Mrs. Shand, sick nurse 18 Hugh Sutherland, (Stephen and Su- 42 Miss Wallace, corset maker therland) „ James Smith, cabinet maker 21 Misses Allardyce STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 191
22 Miss Ramsay of Barra Jamas Duguid and Co., clothiers 23 Misses Forbes of Echt A. Findlay, shoe shop 25 Miss Young William Black, jun., wine merchant 2G Misses Nicholson of Glenbervle Edward Spence, boot manufacturer „ Mrs. B Nicholson George Clark and Son, wholesale 27 Patrick Davidson, (R. and A. D.) booksellers, &c. 28 James Dcnelan, Customs John and Wm. Grant clothiers, &c. 29 James Kilgour, merchant Robert Thomson, furnishing tailor 30 Wm. Sawyers, collector of Customs Robert Thomson, clerk 31 Edward Burn John Urquhart, boot and shoe estab- 32 Thomas Biaikic, (J. Blaikie & Sons) lishment 35 Mrs. Leslie James Clark, clothier — Alexander Leslie Clark and M'Dona'd, manufacturers 36 Robert Johnston, merchant William Russel, bookseller James Robertson, hair cutter BOTH WELL COURT, Alexander Crombie, fruit merchant Mrs. Alexander Davidson, vintner 25, Justice Street. Alexander Crombie, fruit merclit. h. Geo. Bothwell, candle manufacturer Charles King, tailor Mrs. Stevenson, lodgings BOURTIE'S COURT, R. J. Elmslie, auctioneer, &c. Alexander Inglis, grocer 19, Upperkirkgate. Alexander Inglis, grocer Miss Gedd?s, lodgings James Robertson, haivcutter, &c Miss Hay, sick nurse George Simpson, corkcutter Poor's Hospital for Boys— J. Fowlie, Wm. Philip, jun., (of P. and C.) treasurer Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer James Johnston, messenger-at-arms BREBNER'S COURT, William Stephen, baker James Bowie, tailor 9, Castle Street. Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer William Stephen, baker John A. Findlay, druggist William Ross, iionmonger William Gardiner, chimney sweep James Stephen, ironmonger Robert Murray, confectioner Wm. L. Jaffray, shoe shop John Rough, corn extractor, &c. & 39 Wm. Milne & Son, grocers, &c. BREBNER'S COURT. David Burge, hat manufacturer John Gordon, funeral waiter 84, Shiprow. Mrs. M'Intosh, lodgings Alexander Smith, bookseller Peter Ross, tide waiter George Maitland, agent for Blackie Mrs. Stephen, midwife and Son James Collie, tidewaiter George Shepherd, bookseller William Shepherd, late confectioner BROAD STREET, Thomas W. Tough, shoemaker Harvey Hall, merchant From Union Street to Gallowgate and Harvey Upperkirkgate. & John Hall, warehousemen John Hall, merchant 1 George Shepherd, bookseller Wm. Davidson and Co., merchants 2 Alexander Henderson, bookbinder John Bothwell, shoemaker, h. 2$ J. Turnbull, printer David Burge, hat manufacturer, A. „ George Donald, tailor James Walker, watchmaker 3 Christie and Dunn, drapers John Bothwell, shoemaker 4 Hugh Ross, jun., haberdasher James Croal, tea dealer 5 J. Frederick and Co. B. and W. M'Killiam, confectioners 6 Mrs. Duncan Alexander Findlay, shoemaker 6 Andrew J. Cameron, advocate David Cromar, druggist 7 James Counon, clothier John Watt, leather dealer, &c. 8 James Walker, Aberdeen Fancy Alexander Cumming, tea merchant Warehouse Wm. M'Pherson, bookseller 9 Alexander Wilson, shoe shop Peter Crombie, jeweller 192 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
61 Donald Christie, (C. and D.) 18 Joseph Rowell, sen. George Rennie, „ printer 19 Miss Spalding, dressmaker „ Andrew Tarras 20 James Petrie, (Wright and Petrie) „. Mrs. John Mitchell 23 William Jackson, tailor Wliliam „ Inglis, baker 24 William Forsyth, feuar 62 James Kerr, haircutter, &c. 25 Mrs. Urquhart, grocer „ Charles Frederick Brothers, & ger- 26 Alexander Johnston, tea dealer man clock makers 27 Alexander Gray, late merchant 63 Peter Straton, leather dealer 28 John M'Pherson, combmaker 64 Mrs Kerr, coffee-room 29 Misses Urquhart, dressmakers ~ George Sharp, confectioner, &c. 30 Misses Hunter 64 Aberdeen Banner Office 31 George Bothwell, gardener 65 William Inglis, baker 33 Mrs. Glennie 63 John Stophani, optician „ Mrs. Wigharo A. H. ~ Piggie, tailor 34 George Grant, clerk „ John Duncan, writer 35 Miss Simpson ~ Mrs. Innes, lodgings ~ William Bird, clerk Johnstone, „ Wm. (of J. and L.) „ William Crawford, flaxdresser „ James Martin, slater „ Mrs. Gordon 69 Reading and Ogilvie, hatters „ John Porter, feuar Mrs. Paterson, vintner _ 36 William Cassie, tailor, h. 70 Geo. Brantirgham, winemercht. &e. 37 William Rae, gardener 71 George Sharp, confectioner, &c. 72 D. and J. Riddel, jewellers „ James Milne, Mill of Buchanston BROADFORD PLACE, warehouse, &c. From George Street to Broadford 73 John Illingsworth, cook-shop Works. 75 J. T. Mackay, and Co jeweller , 76 James M'Donald, watchmaker, &c. _ James Anderson, tailor BROADFORD LANE, 77 Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings 78 Charles Panton, bookseller From Broadford to Causewayend Road. Mill 79 Buchanston Warehouse James Berry, gardener 80 John Symon, furniture dealer SI George Sangster, jeweller 82 John Co iper, sacrist, Marisehal Col- BRUCE'S COURT, lege 20, Loch Street. S3 John Forsyth, leather merchant 84 A. Singer, agent 86 John Forbes, tea merchant, &c. CANAL TERRACE, 89 H. Gordon, & Co., ironmongers, &c. 90 John Jamieson druggist From Virginia Street to Garvock Street. 91 William Hunter, lodgings 2 William Allan, shoemaker 92 Leslie Cruickshank, merchant „ George M'Leod, vintner 3 Alexander C. Matthew, surgeon BROADFORD, 4 Alexander Newlands, teacher „ Rev. James Newlands North West of George Street. „ John M'Lean, clerk 2 Alexander Craig 6 John Dinnison, shipmaster 3 Alexander Watkins, manufacturer 6± Roderick Munro, shoemaker „ George Martin, grocer 7 James Davidson, shoemaker 4 James Riddel, writer „ Robert Webster shipmaster North Broadford Bread Co. 8 James Leslie, Gas Light Co.
6 Basil M'Killiam, (of B. & W. M'K ; 9 William Black, (Aberdeen Commer- 8 William Stuart, road surveyor cial Co.) „ James Jarvis, hosier „ Magnus Mowat, shipmaster 9 John Garioch, hairdresser „ John Mackle, blockmaker „ R. Fotheringham, manufacturer 10 Charles Anderson, shipmaster 13 John M'Donald, grocer ,, Alexander Cay, shipmaster 14 George Martin, grocer „ James Sim, shipmaster J7 Mrs. Caie, lodgings 11 Thomas Surrell, sailmaker STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 193
CANAL STREET, 3 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer „ Charles Wilson, letter carrier From Mounthooly Bridge to Froghall 8 William Muil, painter Bridge. 2 Mrs. Boyd CAROLINE PLACE, 3 Miss Jane Sangster „ John Cruiekshank, millwright From Skene-square to Huteheon-street. 4 Patrick Ironside, clerk 1 Alexander Fullerton, druggist 5 Mrs. Cunliffe, lodgings 2 W. Walker, treasurer, infirmary, &c. 7 Captain William Chivas 3 Alexander Barker, (of J. B. & Sons.) „ Angus Ross „ William Barker, do. 9 Miss Davidson 4 Rev. James Stirling 10 James Peters 5 Anthony Wigham 11 Mrs. James Brechin 6 David Gill (of F. and G.) Alexander Linton, surgeon _ „ Miss Ogston 12 Mrs. Mennie CASTLE STREET, CANAL LANE, From Union-street to Justice-street and From Canal Terrace to Summer Lane. Castlebrae.
1 Aberdeen Soda-Water Co. 2 Alexander Smith, merchant tailor 2 James Law, carter 3 Geo. Adam and Co. tailors, &c. 7 Geo. Wisely, worsted manufacturer CANDLEMAKER'S COURT, 8 do. do. 46, Gallowgate. ™ Major Chas. Grant, barrack-master ~ Geo. Davidson, bookseller CARMELITE STREET, 11 Robert Murray confectioner 12 Thomas Baxter, baker From Green to Trinity Street. 13 James Campbell, agent
1 John Matthew, merchant 14 Daniel M'Bean, cabinet maker 2 Charles Calder, spirit mercht.&c, h. 16 James Cassie, tea merchant, &c. „ James Stewart, flesher 17 Alexander Sutherland, grocer 4 George Runcy, surgeon apothecary 19 Wm. Cruiekshank, grocer „ Alexander Hogg - Do. do. 6 Alexander Gildawie 22 George Black, druggist 7 Edward Whitnell 23 Robert Brown 8 George Scorgie, grocer ~, John L. Hatt „, Mrs. Hay, sick nurse ~, Miss Hatt „ William Thorn, dyer ~. Robert Spring, shipowner 9 John Fyfe, blacksmith 24 John Stewart, grocer „, Thomas Jamieson, wright, &c. 25 Vaccine Institution 11 John Cunliffe 26, 27, 28, 29 James Gordon, silk mercer, 12 Mrs. Stevenson, midwife &c. „ Peter Smith, shoemaker „ Aberdeen Ophthalmic Institution 13 Robert Innes, fishmonger „ Aberdeen General Dipensary „ John Vigrow, printer 30 James Cassie, jun., artist „ George Watt, slater 31 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker 14 George Burr, shoemaker 32 Anthony Turnbull, vintner „ Benjamin Esson 33 Alexander Playfair, cabinetmaker 15 William Berry, wood merchant 34 Alexander Sim, accountant, bank of 16 Alexander Both well, confectioner, A. Scotland 18 William Reid, vintner „ James Steel, M.D. 20 Peter Hogg, tinplate worker 35 Bank of Scotland's Branch (Ar- Thomson; CARMELITE LANE, 36 Alexander Cumming, spirit dealer From Fisher Row to Trinity Street. 38 John Angus, advocate, &c. 40 James M'Lachlan, hairdresser CARNEGIE'S BRAE, 41 James Roy, shoemaker 42 National Bank of Scotland Branch From Netherkirkgate to Green. „ Gazette Office 2 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer „, John Frazer, clerk 191 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
42 James Fraser, candlemaker 28 Alexander Cameron, mason „ William Bennett, printer (North of 36 Alexander Adam, feuar Scotland Gazette Office) 40 Alexander Benton, fiesher „ Alexander Gordon, advocate 55 James Guthrie, builder „ Alexander Chivas, advocate, &c. 58 John Beattie, stonecutter „ Nicol and Munro, advocates 62 John Bannerman, late dyer „ James Nicol, do. 70 Robert Forsyth, do. „ James Nicol, jun., writer „ Mrs. Cay, h. „ David Munro, advocate 71 Geo. Brantingham, wine mercbt. &c. 43 John A. Findlay, druggist 72 Miss Craig, dressmaker 44 Alexander Davidson, grocer „ James Eaton, stonecutter 45 Mrs. M Creary, midwife „ George Taylor, baker „ Peter Rafferty, merchant 46 Robert Smollet CATTO SQUARE, 47 John Smith, cabinetmaker Garvock's Wynd. 43 James Daniel and Co., printers
4!) George Stirling, grocer, &c, 1 Alexander Williamson, baker 51 Alexander Lyon, leather merchant 2 Do. do. 52 James Berry, watchmaker, &c. 4 William Bennet, blacksmith 53 Aberdeen Banking Company 5 Andrew Sim, blacksmith 54 Hugh Fraser, china merchant „ Roderick Ross, shoemaker „ Geo. Cornwall, printer 11 Mrs. Beggrie, midwife
„ William Bain, banker », Andrew Selbie, chainmaker 55 Hugh Fraser, china merchant „ George Craib 56 Alexander Brown, bookseller 12 Robert Payne, sparmaker 57 William Emslie, druggist 14 George Fraser „ William Forsyth, do. „ Forsyth & Emslie, chemists, &c. CAUSEWAYEND, 58 James Collie, advocate From Gallowgate to Gowanbrae. „ William Robison, advocate
„ James Kelman, overseer 1 Alexander Christie, mealseller 59 Ferryhill Mill Warehouse 3 W. J. Baxter and Co., grocers „ Robert Kemp, grain merchant 4 John Palmer, file maker 61 Andrew Henry, vintner 5 David Hendry, slater
62 Mrs. Alexander Bain, hotel „. Charles Prevost, turner, &c. 6£ George Smith, wright CASTLEHILL, 11 Alexander Nicolson, blacksmith From Castlebrae to Park-lane. 14 James Geddes, shoemaker [15 Robert Davidson, tailor CASTLEBRAE. 19 George M'Kenzie, grocer 22 Alexander Kerr, stoneware mercht. Castle-street to Virginia-street. From 24 George Laird, shoemaker 2 James Chivas (of Stewart & Chivas) 25 William Edwards, spirit dealer „ Mrs. Robert Jamieson, senior 26 William Noble, police mason 4 James Jamieson, surgeon 27 Mrs. Roberts, midwife 5 David Henderson, fishing tackle 28 James Greig, grocer maker 31 George Simpson, feuar „ George Jaffray 32 Robert Connon, cart and plough- „ Anthony Turnbull, vintner wright, h. maker 6 Robert Small, hardware merchant „ Miss Connon, straw-bonnet 34 Robert Connon, cart and plough- 1 5 John Dow, shoemaker 14 Andrew Kennedy, shoemaker wright Shand, feuar 18 Daniel Mitchell, blacksmith 35 Arthur shoemaker „ John Taylor, funeral waiter, &c. 43 George Laird, 47 James Findlater, plasterer CATHERINE STREET, 48 Alexander Anderson, cattle dealer 30 William Craib (of Knight & Craib) From Causewayend to George-street. 5i Mrs. Ellis, midwife
1 Samuel Martin, grocer 52 Mrs. M'Intosh, midwife 3 George Inglis, baker 54 Miss Wilson, teacher
1 1 John Paterson, shoemaker 56 Rev. Hugh M'Kenzie STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, COURTS, &C. 195
57 Davidson Lamb, feuar 47 Miss Davidson, provision shop „ Alexander Adam, slater 48 Mrs. Lieut. William Webster „ William Rennie, nurseryman 49 David Keith, advocate 65 William Walker, provision dealer 50 Eric Finlason 66 William Bruce, builder „ Mrs. Robert Finlason, lodgings 67 George Watt, feuar 51 Mrs. Captain Milne 80 John Charles, mealseller „ Rev. Alexander Ross ,„ Peter Maitlaud, feuar 52 Wm. Leask, shipmaster .„ William Adam, do. 54 Miss Jessiman, dressmaker
93 Donald Stewart, grocer „, Mrs. Morrison 94 George Brechin, provision seller „ George Baker, mail guard 99 William Taylor, grocer 55 Mrs. James Edward „ William Caie „ Miss Henderson, teacher 110 William Spark, jun., & Co., tin- 56 James Malcolm, writer smiths „ George Ironside, mason 112 John Mearns, spirit dealer 59 Mary Mackie, sick nurse 112 William Reith, builder „ George Robb, shoemaker
«v, Alexander Dow, heelmaker 60 F. Cooper, grocer, &c. 65 John B. Innes, slater „ Miss Mitchell, dressmaker CHAPEL STREET. 72 William Dalrymple, (late farmer) „ Mrs Thomson From Union-place to Skene-street. „ Miss Thomson Burnett, mealseller, h. 1 R. R. Davidson, grocer 73 James „ Miss Mitchell 75 Robert Porter, leiter carrier 2 Robert Alexander, professor of danc- 77 Mrs. Innes of Meiklefollo ing, &c. 79 Captain W. H. Forbes, R.N. „ Mrs. Alexander, do. do. 84 John Campbell, shoemaker 5 David Warrack 85 Alex. Brandy, spirit dealer, h. 9 George Stephen, hairdresser „ William Moir, tailor 11 James Duncan, vintner 86 Wm. Simpson, piano- forte tuner 14 Miss Williamson „ Thomas Connel, cabinetmaker 16 Mrs. Captain Ellis „ John Emslie, tape manufacturer 18 Knox and Paterson, painters 87 William Gibson, plasterer 19 John Collie, slater _ John Rust, carpenter 20 James Torrie, of Pitfoddels 88 John Mann, grocer „ John Kay, teacher 89 AVilliam Smart, assistant inspector 21 Arthur Wood, boot and shoemaker of poor 25 Mrs. Rust, teacher 91 Mrs Mitchell, midwife 26 Mrs. Cordiner „ Miss Smith, lodgings 28 William Ewen, builder 93 James Mitchell, mason „ Mrs. Joseph Holmes 95 William Robertson, wright 29 Sutherland and Croall, bakers .«, Mrs. Whitecross, sick nurse 31 William Murray, brushmaker „ John Bance, shipmaster „ George Murray, tinplate worker ~ Mrs. Bance 34 William Milne, manufacturer (M. C. 97 James Leslie, shoemaker and Co.) „ Mrs. Peter Leslie 35 Peter Beatie, cabinet maker 98 Peter Elder, horse hirer 37 Jane Burgess, provision seller 100 Peter Taylor 38 Mrs. Wilson, lodgings 102 Mrs. William Collie 39 Mrs. Emslie ^ Wm. Davidson, of Kebbaty 40 Miss Alexander 104 Miss Angus, provision seller 41 Mrs. John Jameson 105 William Jaffray, merchant 42 Miss Garioch, dressmaker 112 John Martin, clerk, Customs 43 Alexander Gibson, wright „ James Vass, upholsterer „. John Smith, cabinetmaker „ John Fraser, clerk 44 George Gordon, late merchant 144 Mrs. Forrest, midwife „ Mrs. M'Kenzie 118 Colin Shanks, baker „ David Craig, shipmaster 120 do. do. do. „ George Mitchell, painter 122 Stewart and Fairley, fleshers 46 George Paterson (K. and P.) 123 George Robertson, mason 196 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
5 John Joss, provision merchant CHAPEL STREET (LITTLE), 6 Robert Campbell, timber-merchant 7 Mrs. M'Combie From Chapel Street to Summer Street. ». Mrs. Tythe 3 Mrs. James Greig „, John Fraser, builder 4 John Mitchell, builder (of M. & R.) „ Mrs. W. Ross CHRONICLE LANE, 5 Wm. Gauld, painter From North Street to Meal-Market „ Mrs. Joseph Neil Lane. Charles Smith, 6 cutter (M. L. & Co.) 2 William Tytler, cabinetmaker 9 John Clapperton, gardener 3 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker 1 1 Mrs. Dr. Farquharson 13 Mrs. Merchant 15 Lauchlan Grant, tailor CHAPEL LANE, CHRONICLE From Weigh-house Square to Shorebrae. COURT, Broad CHAPEL COURT, 32, Street and 10, Queen Street. James Anderson, billiard-rooms 61, Gallowgate. J. & J. Manuelle, manufacturers of Miss Mearns lemonade, &c William Paterson, turner CHAPEL COURT, CHURCH STREET, 1, Justice Street. From Lime Quay to St. Clement Street. 2 Jas. Wilson, Catholic bookseller Geo. Cockburn, messenger-at-arms 1 George Milne, shipmaster Rev. Charles Gordon 3 Thomas Ritchie, grocer, &c. Charles M'Gregor, hosier „ Thomas Ritchie, shipmaster Rev. John Reid 5 Barclay Duthie, tailor George Stirling, grocer, &c. „ John Duthie, hairdresser 7 John Smart, shipmaster CHAPLAINRY (Old Aberdeen). 9 Robert Ritchie, flesher 10 Adam Anderson, blockmaker From Don Street to Cathedral. „ Alexander Riddel, overseer „ Alexander Robertson, carpenter CHARLES COURT, CLARENCE STREET, 40 Upperkirkgate.
Mrs. Duncan, lodgings From Waterloo Quay to Wellington St, Robert Ferguson, silk dyer 12 Andrew Robb, dealer in porter, &c. CHARLES STREET, CLARK'S COURT, From Broadford to Causewayend. 2, Upperkirkgate. 4 Alexander Chalmers, weaver John Clark, advocate 10 Walter Shepherd, feuar Leslie Clark, h. 11 James Leighton, letter-carrier ~. George Porter, shoemaker 13 Alexander Mackie, feuar CLUNES' COURT,
65, George Street. CHARLOTTE STREET, Infirmary Stables From St. Andrew Street to John Street. COLLEGE STREET, 1 Alexander Copland, slater 3 William Brand, jeweller From Windmillbrae to Clayhills. „ William Brand, late officer of Excise „ Henry Cooper (of H. C. & Co.) 1 John Black, wright 4 Gordon Ellis, porter dealer 6 Joseph Kiloh, spirit dealer 5 Alexander Marshall, plumber 11 Alexander Dunn, grocer STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 19*7
15 George Edward 45 John Sangster, druggist 22 George Allan, boot and shoemaker 47 Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c. 30 John Tonaeh 49 James Andrew, cooper, &c. 55 John Begg, clerk ~ Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c. „ Miss Benzies „ John Paterson, shipmaster 61 John Black, wright 50 Alexander Rainnie, builder, &c. 63 William Snowie, shipmaster 53 James Donald, shipmaster 66 Peter Forrest, provision dealer „ Allan M'Kechnie, do. 68 Hogarth and Co., merchants 55 David Wood, dealer in worsted stock- 69 John M'Neil ings, &c. 68 D. Hogarth & Co., provision merchts. 57 Robert Gray, mealseller 59 Mrs. Richard Boaden COLLEGE COURT, „ James Linklater, shipmaster 61 William Dilling, moulder 82, Broad Street. „ George Watt, shipmaster „ William Kidd, do. COLLIE'S COURT, „ Wm. Fletcher, do. 63 Alexander Pirie, rag merchant 28, Shiprow. 65 Robert Mitchell, shoemaker Alexander Collie, slater 67 John Reith (Cook and Reith) „, John Baxter, shipmaster COLLIE'S COURT, 69 Alexander Falconer, shipmaster 72 John B. Bannerman shipowner 60, Gallowgate. „ Patrick Bannerman, coal-broker Alexander M'Kay, bootmaker, &e. COMMERCE LANE. William Milne, late painter sexton Misses Milne 1 James Gillanders, 3 Do. do. COMMERCE STREET, COMMERCIAL COURT, From Quay to Park Lane. 58, Castle Street.
1 William Mitchell, wright Henry Davidson, lodgings 2 Alexander Wise, hairdresser James Davidson, shore porter 3 John Cock, provision merchant Mrs. Davidson, lodgings 5 George Russel, tinsmith William Elmslie, druggist 6 Alexander Eddie, baker Alexander Fraser, tea merchant 7 William Waddell, stoneware mercht. William Robison, advocate 8 Alexander Eddie, baker James Smith (Harrison and Smith) 2 James dimming John Stott, tailor „ James Donald, grocer, &c. Fraser 13 Alexander COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, „ John Dunn, shipmaster „ John Forbes, do. From 107 to 119, Union Street. „ George Levie, shipmaster 18 Robert Bartley, shipmaster CONCERT COURT, _ David Brown do. Between 10 and 12 Broad Street. „ James M'Lean „ James Ross, mate Robert Black, merchant 20 William H. Bruce, shipmaster James Davie, music-seller, &c. „ Robert Martin, do. Charles Dawson, town-serjeant „ George Milne, overseer William Miller, tailor „ Daniel Wallace, shipmaster John Mather, commission agent 22 Jonathan Mess, corn merchant Francis Moffat, bookbinder 23 Mrs. Collie, midwife 30 A. Findlay, blacksmith CONSTITUTION STREET, „ William Smith, do. From Park Street to Links. 43 Robert Buthley, shipmaster „ Alexander Walker, shipmaster 1 John Martin, shipmaster „ John Main, shipmaster m Alex. Martin, collector of merchant „ John Sangster, druggist seamen's fund 198 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
3 James Munro, shipmaster COOPER'S COURT, „ James Munro, jun., clerk ~ James Buyers (Aberdeen Rope and 26, Netherkirkgate. Sail Co.) Alexander Cooper, cooper 6 John Mitchell, shipmaster 7 John Webster, clerk COOPERSTON BUILDINGS, 9 Alexander Irolay 13 George Angus, of Tillycortby From Holburn Street to Toll-bar. ~ Miss Sutherland, lodgings 14 Alexander Edward, late solicitor CORRECTION WYND, 15 Mrs. John Morison From Green ~ John Morison, accountant to St. Nicholas Street. „ George Morison, M.D. 1 David Vine, shoe shop 16 William Milne (of Marr and Milne) 2 William Davidson, surgeon William 16^ Smith, supervisor of excise 4 James Ferguson, advocate George Forsyth, late dyer ™ „. John Ligertwood, advocate 18 Alexander Forsyth „ Alex. Muir, advocate ™ George Forsyth 7 & 8 David and Jamjjs Alexander, 19 James Stephen, ironmonger boot and shoemakers 22 James Allan, cook (City of Abdn.) 9 Mrs. Falconer ~ John Allan, advocate 12 James Ledingham, teacher 24 James Ligertwood, grocer 13 James Duffus, confectioner, h. ~ Alex. Longmuir, shipmaster 14 Miss Duff 25 E. W. Von Laer 15 James Kiloh, tailor 26 James Anderson, shipmaster 16 Alexander Grant, grocer Joseph Willet, ~ shipmaster 22 Hugh Gauld, spirit dealer 27 William Bennett, printer 28 Benjamin Robertson, shipmaster COURAGE'S COURT, ~ Mrs. Alex. Walker „ Mrs. Lieut. Davidson 3, Weigh-house Square. _ David Bruce, shipmaster 29 Wm. Connon (W. D. and Co.) COWGATE, 31 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker From Justice Street to Park 33 James Black (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) Street. 34 John Ross, assist, com. of ordnance 35 George Topp CRABSTONE STREET (WEST,) 37 William Clark From Bon-Accord Terrace to Bon- 38 Charles & John Walker, commission Accord Square. agents 39 James Taylor 1 Rev. David Simpson 40 Mrs. Milne 2 Mrs. Anderson (late of Strichen) «, John Manson, North of Scotland 3 George Jamieson, jeweller, &c. Bank ~ Thomas Will 42 George Lowery 4 Mrs. Alex. Morris 44 Rev. George Scott 5 Rev. John Thomson
45 John Finlayson ( Herald Office) ~ Charles Borthwick, shipmaster CRABSTONE STREET (EAST), ~ Daniel Wishart, shipmaster From Bon-Accord Street to Bon- 46 Alex. Leslie, shipmaster Accord Square. ™ Misses Leslie, milliners 47 Mrs. Wm. Jaffray 1 Rev. C. „ George Black, druggist 2 Mrs. Lyell „ James B. Greig, shipmaster 3 John Watson, secretary, Aberdeen 48 Mrs. Hunter Fire and Life Assurance 49 Alex. Fraser, merchant 4 James Dyce, late druggist 5 Mrs. Andrew Youngson James F. CONSTITUTION STREET 6 Beattie, land surveyor, h. (SOUTH) 7 John Galen, M.D.
1 Charles Robertson, ironmonger CRAIGWELL PLACE, 7 James Dow, mason «, Alexander Lyon, leather merchant From Skene Street to Denburn Terrace. STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 199
CROMBIE'S COURT, 95 Rev. James Bryce 97 John Forbes, railway contractor 37, Park Street, 99 Dr. Thomas Smith 101 James Keith, late of Canada CROWN COURT, 103 John Mather, commission agent 36, Upperkirkgate. 104 George Clerihew ~, Francis Clerihew, advocate James Laing, ironmonger, &c. 106 Lachlan M'Kinnon, jun., advocate 108 P. C. Auld, artist CROWN TERRACE, 110 Rev. F. Ferguson ~ Arch. M. Ferguson, writer From St. Mary's Place to Crown Place, 111 Miss Davidson East. 112 Major J. H. Condell (H.E.I.C.S.) 113 William I James Keith, surgeon, R.N. Hunter, advocate 114 Miss Stevenson CROWN STREET, 115 William Gray, tea dealer. &c. 116 James W. Taylor (A. T. and Son) From Union Street to Affleck Street. „, Alexander Taylor, woollen draper 117 Major Thomas Stewart 3 Robert Wood, shoemaker 118 Mrs. Mortimer 5 Brebner and Ogilvie, cabinetmakers 119 Alexander M'Farlane, clerk 6 Peter Middletcn, tailor 119 Mrs. M'Farlane 7 Miss Keith, dressmaker 120 John Jazdowzki, teacher, &c. .v. Alex. Keith, painter 122 John Bisset, grocer, h 8 John Senter, shoemaker 123 John Anderson, grocer, &c. 9 John Stracban, plumber, &c. 124 William Bisset (of J. and W. B.) 10 Do. do. 125 Ernest Gray II James Mein, surgeon dentist „ Mrs. James Reid 12 Alexander Fyfe, shoemaker «. John Avery, printer, h 13 A. M'Conochie, English Academy 126 Gilbert Walker 15 George Glennie, baker 127 James Forsyth, baker 16 John M'Donald, bookseller „ Alexander Riddoch, traveller 17 George Glennie, baker ~ Miss Garden 18 Misses Grant 128 Rev. A. D. Davidson „ John Crombie, A.M. 129 James Forsyth, baker 19 John Allan, marble work 130 Captain Ray, R. N. „ Robt. Barclay, superint. of police 132 Miss Leslie, 21 James Williamson (R. Catto& Co.) „ James Catto, shoemaker, h 26 A. D. Scott 134 John Gray (of M. and 27 Miss Whitecross, dressmaker G.) „ Rev. David Arthur „. John Mitchell, artist 137 Mrs. Thorn (.late „ W. Whitecross, custom-house agent manse of Nigg) 139 John Roy, seedsman 28 Alexander Lyell 153 James Collie, advocate, 67 Mrs. Nicolson h 154 Geo. Reith, secretary, 69 Alexander Martin, agent Abdn. railway 157 Peter Morrison, Abdn. 71 David Pirie, merchant, &c. Lime Co., 169 Mrs. Farquhar „ William Robb, wright 171 John Hector 73 James Burgess (J. Black and Co.) 75 Misses White, ladies' school CROWN 77 Miss Forsyth STREET (SOUTH) 79 Mrs. Captain M'Donald From Affleck Street to Dee Village. 81 John Fleming, merchant 1 Geo. Ben net, (Bennet, Taylor, &Co.) 83 Hugh Macswein 149 George Yeats, silk mercer 84 John Greig, surgeon, R.N. 86 Mrs. Ralph Gordon CROWN PLACE, „ Miss Ann Gordon, milliner 86^ James Moir (James Moir & Co.) 1 W. Allardyce, wine merchant, &c. h. „ James Sherer 87 John Stuart, advocate CROWN PLACE (WEST). 89 Mrs. Colonel M'Gregor East from Crown St. to Crown Terrace 91 Mrs. Robert Ross ( 93 Mrs. John S. Gordon 2 William Fraser, grocer, &c. 200 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
CROWN COURT, 7 Thomas M'Lean, baker 9 Miss Dunn, milliner, &c. Between 41 and 43, Union Street. 13 Donald Brown, shoemaker 14 Baron Von Paulus Buhl John Avery, printer, Scottish Farmer „ Miss Neish, dressmaker office 15 Captain George Monro, staff officer 1 George Inglis, wholesale grocer 16 Miss. Wilson Mrs. Anderson, lodgings 20 Samuel Watt, carter Miss Justice, milliner 22 Joseph Skea, veterinary surgeon David Pirie, merchant, &c. 24 Misses L. and F. Grant, milliners Edward Ravenscroft & Co., printers „ Alexander Laing (L. and M.) Duncan Reid, M. D. 25 William Rettie (M. R. and Sons) George Reid (of G. Reid and Sons) „ Wm. Watson, W. S., Sheriff Substi. Alexander Robb, tailor 26 William Rae, clerk Miss Robertson, milliner „ Jas. Warrack, commission mercht. Miss Wilson, lodgings 27 Miss Christie CRUDEN'S COURT. 28 George Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) 29 George Sim, Aberdeen bank 22, Broad Street. „ Miss Morren 30 Mrs. Greace, lodgings Mrs. Howie, lodgings „ James Michie, do. Mrs. Innes, do. 31 Jas. Shepherd (Souter & Shepherd) Samuel Martin, hat manufacturer 33 George Jamieson, grocer Alexander Milne, shoemaker 34 Thomas Duncan, marble work George Sinclair, clothier, &c. 35 William Forsyth, druggist Souter & Shepherd, wholesale drug- 37 James Allan, cabinetmaker gists „ David Allan, 4o. John Thomson, shipmaster 39 Robert P. Ross Thomas Ward, (Robson and Co.) 43 Archibald Storie, chaplain, Royal In- firmary CRUICKSHANK'S (LESLIE) COURT „ David Fairweather 44 Allan and Macallan, cabinet manufac. 91, Broad Street. 46 Thomas Duncan, marble works Leslie Cruickshank, merchant 48 Mons. Castro William Hunter, lodgings 50 Francis Smith, accountant, North of .Scotland Bank CRUICKSHANK'S (C) COURT, 52 John Whyte (Simpson and Whyte) „ John Whyte, advocate 10, Shiprow. 54 James Fraser (of J. F. and Co.) 55 Peter Mortimer, wood merchant CRUICKSHANK'S COURT, 56 Henry Adamson, insur. broker, &c. 58 Mrs. Alexander Farquhar 46, Shiprow, 59 John Keith, teller DANIEL'S COURT, 60 George Inglis, wholesale grocer 61 Mrs. Captain Ellis 48, Castle Street. 63 Alexander Pearson, merchant 64 Miss Dingwall Fordyce DAVIDSON'S COURT, 65 Mrs. Kirkland „ Absalom Poulter, late clothier 111, Gallowgate. „ Thomas Foulter, do. 66 Miss Smith DEE STREET, 67 James Torrie. M. D. 68 Alex. Brown (Brown and Carr) From Union Street to Marywell St. 69 Misses Gibb of Leochel 3 Thomas Shields, druggist 70 Mrs. Malcolm, late 4 George Russel, artist ^ Rev. Hugh Hart „, William Russel, bookseller 71 Miss Moir „ William Russel, confectioner „ Christopher Hobson Gillan „. Miss Ogilvie, of Auchiries 72 Mrs „ Mrs. Andrew Nicol „ G. Walker, bookseller (A. B.& Co.) late coal broker 5 William Henderson, painter „, James Walker, 1
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73 James Wyllie (of D. Wyllie & Son) 9 Mrs. Ross, lodgings 74 Miss Angus, of Botriphnie «, Hugh Ross, senior, overseer „, Mrs. James Taylor „ Wm. T. Forrester, mail guard 75 Miss Davidson „ Mrs. Reid, lodgings 76 Miss Seaton 11 Alexander Colston, teacher of music 77 Mrs. Alexander Cochran „ Mrs. Colston, dressmaker 78 Mrs. John Skinner 13 David Marshall, painter
DEE LANE. DIAMOND LANE,
1 James Elliot, shipmaster From Diamond Street to Silver Street. DEE PLACE. DENBURN (UPPER), 1 James Berry, watchmaker, &c. h. 4 Mrs. 2 Robert Middleton, builder Wilson, lodgings Mrs. „ Lieutenant A. Bell 5 William Jack, midwife 12 3 George Duncan, agent Andrew Still (George Jamieson) 5 George Gray, merchant DONALD'S COURT, DEE STREET, 20, Schoolhill, and 16, Loch Street. From Trinity Street to Lower Denburn. 1 Robert Beveridge, manufacturer, h. DENBURN (LOWER), „ George Walker, advocate 2 Mrs. Simpson, straw bonnetmaker From Poynernook to Spa Street. 3 John Dunn, teacher ~ James Kerr, painter 2 John Raeburn, plasterer 4 Andrew Wyness, flesher 3 William Reid, teacher 5 Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings 6 Miss Rhind 6 Charles Stewart, agent for G. Virtue „ Miss Simpson, dressmaker 7 John Bruce, jun., baker, h. 10 John Grant, spirit dealer „ William Goodwin, mail- guard 14 James Panton, grocer 17 Patrick Courduff, candlemaker 19 William Tawse, tailor DONALD'S CLOSE, 22 Mrs. Peter Mathieson 14, Schoolhill. DENBURN TERRACE, DOWNIE'S COURT, From Union Street Bridge to Skene Terrace. 65, Broad Street.
1 John Jamieson, clerk „ Mrs. Jamieson DRUM'S LANE, 2 W. Paterson, leather merchant, &c. From 26, Upperkirkgate to Loch Street 7 Thomas Reid, advocate
9 Miss Campbell 1 Aberdeen Salt Cellar «. Female School of Industry 3 John Crerar, baker 1 John Ogston, Wright _ John Tillery, foreman (F. & G.) 13 Alexander M'Kenzie, currier 5 William Salmond, letter carrier „ Mrs. Robertson, dressmaker 7 Mrs. William Elgin 15 William Murdoch, cabinetmaker „ Alexander Troup, tailor ~ Mrs. William Smith, midwife 8 James Fraser (of J. F. & Son) 17 Mrs. Alexander Watt, lodgings „. AVilliam Fraser, surgeon „ William M'Leish, teacher DEVANHA PLACE, 11 Herod Laing - Robert Middleton, merchant Near Ferryhill Buildings. „ Miss E. Milne, dressmaker DIAMOND STREET, 15 Peter Straton, leather- dealer
From Union Street to Silver Street. DUNCAN'S COURT,
9 W. Thomson, traveller (G. C. & Co.) 45, Castle Street. 1
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DUNCAN'S (D.) COURT, EDWARD PLACE, 120, Gallowgate. Porthill. Porthill Schools EMSLIE'S COURT, DUNCAN'S COURT, 105 George Street. 74, Gallowgate. EMSLIE'S COURT, Mrs. Samuel Duncan John Eddie, wright 26 Gallowgate.
DUTHIE'S COURT, EWEN'S COURT,
45, Guestrow. 42 Gallowgate. House of Refuge Alexander Adamson, tinsmith, h. Rev. Edward Reid Henry Kitson Alexander Robbie, slater EAST NORTH STREET, Robert Sim, besom -maker From King Street to Park Street. EXCHANGE COURT, 2 John Ferres, mealseller 4 John Gorrfon, broker Between 35 and 37, Union Street 5 Mrs. William Bisset, lodgings Brown and Carr, wholesale clothiers — Alexander Cruickshank, auctioneer William Cook, tailor, &c. 6 James Meston, grocer George Cornwall, printer, h. 10 Robert M'Leod, tinsmith Mrs. Robert Milne, staymaker, &c. 12 John Randal!, furniture dealer 14 Mrs. Middleton 15 George Sim, clerk of Customs EXCHEQUER ROW, 16 William Cruickshank, grocer From Castle Street to Shiprow 17 Mrs. Robert Catto 18 George Brown, mealseller 1 Charles Davidson, druggist 20 Robert Smith, juu., grocer 2 Aberdeen Tape Company 22 Do. ' do. 4 George Robertson, eating-house ~, William Ross, funeral waiter „ Geo. Pirie, vintner — James Dalgarno, mealseller, h. 7 Alexander Budge, grocer, &e. 24 Do. do. 8 Alexander Skinner, shore porter 25 Mrs. G. Masson, dealer in old clothes 10 Joseph Nicol, baker 29 John Levie, shipmaster 1 William Smart, grocer _ John Levie, writer „ Misses Webster EXCHEQUER COURT, 30 James M' Kiddie
33 Adam Young, grocer 9, Exchequer Row. 35 George Anderson, spirit dealer 36 William Borthwick, candlemaker EXCHEQUER PLACE, 38 Alexander Shaw, spirit dealer 39 D. M'Farlane, shoemaker Weighhouse Square. 40 and 44, Robt. Watson, general mercht. 47 Alexander Cooper, gardener Mrs. John Smith 48 Mrs. Young, grocer „ John Pyott, spirit dealer FARQUHAR'S COURT, 50 Henry Henderson, spirit dealer Upperkirkgate. 51 Daniel Keith, grocer 17, 52 Colin M'Leod and Son, manufac- George Weir, tailor turers of brass, &c. 57 Mrs. Robert Bennet, spirit dealer FERGUSON'S (J.) 58 James Lyon, grocer COURT, 69 Mrs. Tudhope, earthenware dealer 108, Gallowgate. 70 John Phimesler, spirit dealer 74 John Catto, spirit dealer Mrs. John Ferguson 76 Benjamin Clark, spirit dealer Eliezer Melville (of T. M. & Sons) 1
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FERRYHILL, FORBES COURT,
Near Devanha Brewery. 78, Green.
James Abernethy (of J. A. & Co.) FREDERICK STREET, J. Abernethy and Co., founders, &c. Robert Abernethy (of J. A. & Co.; From King Street to Park Street. Mrs. Abernethy, sen. 3 William Begg, baker Robert Alexander, teacher 4 Mrs. Professor Paul William Alves „ Mrs. William Thorn 6 William painter FISH STREET, Birnie, „ Miss Rait, lodgings From Summer Lane to Albion Street. „ Mrs. Smith 7 Aberdeen Coach Manufacturing Co. 3 John Milne, carter „ George Emsly, coachmaker Alexander Adam, manager, Aber- 12 Misses Roberts, dressmakers deen Salmon Co. 14 Donald M'Kenzie, spiiit dealer John Crawford, overseer 18 Aberdeen Tobacco-pipe Company ~. Alexander Bain, manager of do. FISHER ROW, 20 Wood and Low, blacksmiths 22 James Cumming, mill-master From Maltmill-bridge to Green. 24 William Beveridge, excise officer ~ Robert Grant, clock dial manuf. 1 John Fraser, spirit dealer 13 Mrs. Colvin, vintner ~, Lieutenant John Leith saddler 17 George Scorgie, grocer, &c. ~ David Roberts, 18 George Anderson, vintner ~ Mrs. Roberts, lodgings 19 George Knowles, flesher 25 Wm. Smith, inspector of buildings „ Thomas Knowles, flesher 25 William Cumming. slater 27 Mrs. Barron (late Rising Sun Tavn.) FLOURMILL BRAE, „ Mrs. Kemp, lodgings ~. Thomas Ruxton, writer (A. & A.) From St. Nicholas Street to Barnett's 29 James M'Callum Close. ~ Andrew Reid, merchant, &c. .» Peter Macaldowie, brushmaker 2 Alexander Sandieson, artificial-limb 31 John Thomson, builder manufacturer .*. Alexander Davidson, grocer, h. 6 Thomas Kirkwood, gunmaker „ John Edmond, bookbinder, &c, h. 7 John Tough, stoneware merchant 35 Mrs. Taylor, lodgings 8 James Mowat, tailor, &c. 38 James Foote, shoemaker FLOURMILL LANE. 41 Alexander Paterson, mill-overseer 46 Alexander Coutts, wright From Netberkirkgate to Flourmill Brae. „ Mrs. George Jolly, mealseller 47 Thomas Menzies, printer 1 Lazarus Myers, merchant „ Mrs. Reid 5 John Smith, carver „ George Collie, shipmaster ™ Mrs. Anderson FOOTDEE. „ Mrs. Johnston, lodgings 48 Andrew Castle, overseer From Canal Basin to New Pier. „ John Francis, machine maker „. Alexander Smith, merchant tailor FORBES STREET.
From Skene Square to Stocket Road. FROGHALL LANE, Old Aberdeen, From Spittal to Canalside. 1 William Greig, grocer 7 William Martin bookseller „ John Gow, clothier GALLOWGATE, 8 John Grant, builder From Broad Street to Causewayend, 9 George Davidson, night watchman Mountbooly. 10 William Duncan, mason
12 Andrew Hutcheon, heddlemaker 1 George Sangster, jeweller „ James M'Intosh, blacksmith „ John Jamieson, druggist 204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
John Forbes, tea merchant, &c. 73 George Cormack, furniture dealer Henry, Geo. merchant (H. G. & Co.; 74 James Watson, blacksmith John Sutherland, jun., bookseller ~. Samuel Anderson, clerk John Ray, tinsmith „. Mrs. Samuel Duncan Do. do. 75 David Bannerman, town's drummer Kenneth Munro, baker „ Thomas Robertson, cabinetmaker James Seton, spirit dealer „ John Johnston, blacksmith John Christie, M.D. „ David Wisbart, furniture dealer James Home, town-serjeant 76 James Watson, broker William Morison, umbrella maker 77 Geo. Stewart, stoneware merchant William M'Leod, tailor 79 Miss Gray William Anderson (H. G. and Co.) 83 M'Kenzie and Greenlaw, bakers Hugh Gordon and Co., iron merchta. 85 Thos. Melville, jun. (of T. M. & S.) Miss Clark, ladies' school „ John Arthur, dealer in porter, &c. Alexander Adamson, tinsmith 89 Alexander Davidson, broker Alexander M'Kay, bootmaker, &c. 91 William Philip, millwright, &c. John Christie, M.D. v, William Henderson, builder, &c. Thomas Clyne, tea dealer, &c. „ Miss Hall John Milne, wholesale confectioner 93 Robert James, broker and 24 "Wm. Clyne and Sons, shoe 94 Wm. Watt, grocer manufacturers, &c. 95 Mrs. Middleton, wool merchant John M'Donald, cabinetmaker „ Miss Middleton, dressmaker John M'Laren, commission merchant 97 Thomas Pape, grocer Alexander Taylor 99 Donald M'Taggart Aberdeen Equitable Loan Company, 100 Cbas. Coutts, mealseller F. Montgomery 101 John Beattie, mealseller James Clyne (W. C. and Sons) 104 James Winlaw, grocer, &c. James Montgomery, pawnbroker „ James Winlaw, jun., ship insurance George Ross, manager, Loan Co. broker, &c. John Torry, spirit dealer 105 George Davidson, provision seller James Craigen, furniture dealer 106 T. Melville & Sons, iron merchants James Inglis, baker ™ Thos. Melville (T. M. and Sons) Aberdeen Salmon Co.'s Office 107 William Paterson, pattern maker Alexander Jopp, advocate „. Alex. Watson, spirit dealer James Inglis, baker 108 T. Melville and Sons, iron merchts. George Mackie, spirit dealer I08j Eliezer Melville James M'Kenzie, spirit dealer 109 Alex. Watson, spirit dealer John Scott, chimney sweep 110 Wm. Duff and Co., grocers Aberdeen Association, J. Begg 112 John Davidson, grocer A. and G. Cordiner, grocers 118 Alex. Delgaty, provision merchant James Masson, grocer, &c. 121 Arthur Hunter, mealseller Wm. Currie, hairdresser. 125 James Snowey, birdseller Alex. Vessie, bookseller 127 Robert James, broker James Masson, grocer, &c. 128 Wm. Currie, hairdresser Mrs. Moir 130 James Vessie, bookseller Poor's Office 132 Friends' Meeting House Girl's Hospital 134 and 136 William Paterson, wholesale Miss Maver, teacher druggist David Knox, ironmonger 137 Arthur Hunter, mealseller Alexander Walker, do. 139 John M'Robbie, grocer David Wishart, furniture dealer 140 Andrew Johnston, broker Mrs. Knight 141 John M'Robbie, grocer James Conry, spirit dealer 143 John Alexander, grocer James Strachan, bookseller 144 Wm. Alexander, jun., surgeon, &c. John Elrick, mason 145 John Alexander, grocer Geo. Walker, spirit dealer 147 Robert Findlay, hairdresser Arcbd. I. Watson, bookseller 149g Henry Clark, grocer Do. do. 150 James Ellethorn, surgeon John Walker, clerk 151 John Smith, provision seller Miss Henry, lodgings 153 Alex. Taylor, stoneware dealer, &c. Robert Weir, spirit merchant 156 Geo. Anderson (J. Duguid and Co.) STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 205
156 Wm. M'Hardy, grocer GALEN'S COURT, 157 Mrs. Finnic, grocer 158 James Jaffray, painter 21, Guestrow. 159 Mrs. Finnie, grocer 3 63 Chas. Robertson, stoneware mercht. GARDENER'S LANE, 164 James Third, cooper From Justice Street to East North Street 166 John Rose, stabler 168 Samuel Willans, stoneware mevcht. GARVOCK STREET, 169 Charles M'Donald, spirit dealer 171 Alexander Davidson, Wright From Canal Basin to Garvock Wynd. ~, Peter Grant, surgeon 172 John Maver, slater 6 Alexander Donald, shipmaster. 173 David Murray, boot and shoemaker „ Alex. Maurice, do. 177 James Tait, printer 7 James Allan, shipmaster
.», John Parkhill, grocer „. Andrew Baxter, do. „ James Courage, cooper „ James Ross, writer 178 John Braik, broker 8 William Smith, grocer, &c. 379 Mrs. Ross, draper 10 Miss Riddoch (Girls' School) 180 Alex. Leys, stabler „ George Spark, grocer, &c. 181 Alexander Fraser, grocer, &c. 182 Mrs. John Shepherd, lodgings GARVOCK'S WYND, 183 Alexander Fraser, grocer, &c. From Garvock Street to the Links. „ Wm. Salter, flesher 186 Mrs. Forbes, provision merchant GAS STREET, 188 George Wilson, tailor John Robbie, ™ shoemaker From Trinity Street to Poynernook. 189 Do. do. 190 Jas. Stewart, surgeon apothecary GEDDES' COURT, 191 Wm. Emslie and Son, merchants 194 Alex. Dalgetty, provision merchant 17, Prince Regent Street. 196 Robert Cruickshank, grocer 198 Mrs. Bonnyman, cook-shop GEORGE STREET, 200 James Anderson, grocer, &c. 202 Do. do. From St, Nicholas Street to Broadford. 204 Mrs. George Meffet, haberdasher George M. Mitchell 206 William Benzie, grocer John Cruickshank, tinsmith 207 George Robertson, ironmonger Do. do. 208 James Thomson, clock repairer, &c. Archibald Courage, bookseller 209 Mrs. Robertson, provision agent Mrs. M'CuIloch, lodgings 210 Robert Walker, hairdresser J. Sharp, musical instrument maker 211 James Bowman, tinsmith Mrs. James Torrie 213 William Coutts, cutler John Garden, (Richards and Co.) „ John Coutts, advocate J. and W. Runcie, tinsmiths 214 William Coutts Aberdeen Provision Warehouse 215 George lnglis, baker and 18 George Melvin, shoemaker 216 Mrs. Gill John Hamilton, cutler 217 William Duncan, flesher Isabella Brodie, sick nurse 218£ Mrs. Singer, lodgings Mrs. William Philip, poultry shop 219 Whinton Routledge and Son, rope Thos. Craig, tobacco manufacturer manufacturers Miss J. Moir, bonnet maker 220 Miss Routledge J. & J. Fowler, of Cluny Warehouse GAELIC LANE, Mrs. Mackie, muslin printing Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings From Belmont Street to Back Wynd. Miss M'Donald, dressmaker George Troup, druggist 5 Donald Gordon, funeral waiter Miss Troup, dressmaker „ Mrs. Grant, sick nurse Wm. Brown, nshiug-tackle-maker 7 Miss Tbom, sick nurse John Bannerman, silk dver 8 Miss Simpson, register of servants George Morrison, fc brushmaker 9 Mrs. George Lamont, teacher Alexander Cunninghame, carrier 1 1 John Fraser, tailor James Laing, skinner 206 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
40 John Ross, ironmonger 115 William Davidson, tailor 41 Mrs. Scroggie, stoneware dealer 1!6 Miss Pittendrich, lodgings 42 J. March, German clockmaker „ Robert Robertson, late druggist „ Matthew March, do. 117 James Edwards, flaxdresser 43 Robert Robertson, shoemaker „ William Gillan, manufacturer 44 David Cochrane, tea dealer „ Miss Machray 46 J. Sherar, manufacturer of tinplate „ Miss Christie 47 Mrs. Elmsly, provision shop 119 William Robertson, provision shop 49 Michael M'Kinna, spirit dealer 120 Mrs. Bruce, dressmaker 49^ John Watt, leather dealer, &c. 121 John Cooper, hairdresser 50 J. Sherar, manufacturer of tinplate 122 Robert Robertson, provision shop 52 David Fraser, merchant 123 George Pressley, coach guard 54 Mrs. T. Sellar, merchant „ John Paterson 55 -Alexander Wallace, grocer, &c. „ John Carey, junior, fiesher, h. 56 Robert Walker, grocer „ Mrs. Cooper, midwife 58 David Inglis, spirit dealer „ Robert Davidson 62 Gordon Stewart, shoemaker „ James Forsyth, wireworker 64 Francis Beattie, blacksmith 124 Mrs. Walker, lodgings 65 John Christie, grocer, &c. 125 James Williamson, grocer 67 John Croll, baker 127 Robert Campbell, timber merchant 69 James Laing, skinner 128 William Duncan, shipowner 71 Alexander Brown, shoemaker „, William Duncan, juuior, insurance 72 A. Cushnie, mealseller broker, &c. 73 James Edward 130 Peter Duncan, bootmaker 75 and 81 Thomas Skea, horse-shoer 134 George Tough, haberdasher 76 D. L. Shirres & Co. wholesale ware- 136 P. M. B. Redfern house „. John Tytler (Hogarth and Co.) 77 William Beattie, painter, &c, „ Mrs. William Smith, lodgings 78 Kenneth Munro, shoemaker, &c. 138 Robert Marr Erskine, druggist 79 Peter Donald, spirit dealer 140 John M'Donald, cabinetmaker 80 Roger Lindsay, mealseller „ Thomas Ewen, advocate „ Kenneth Munro, shoemaker ,. Miss M'Donald, staymaker 81 Aberdeen Horse Repository, P. Elder 143 Mrs. Huddlestone and Co. 144 Mrs. Matheson, midwife „ William Brebner „ Miss Matheson, dressmaker 82 Roger Lindsay, mealseller 145 Robert Mustard, tailor, &c. 83 William Knox, do. 146 John Carey, junior, fiesher 86 Mrs. Walter Walker 148s John Coutts, grocer, h. „ James Williamson, grocer „ David Logan, pianoforte dealer „ James Cruickshank „ James Thomson, traveller 88 Alexander Reid, grocer „ James Croal, grocer 90 John Taggart, stabler 151 George Deuchar, grocer „ J. Taggart, teller, Bank of Scotland 153 Francis Muil, baker 91 Mrs. John Buchan „ James Edward, cartwright 93 John Baxter, turner, &c. 154 Robert Angus, clothier 99 James Hendry, mail-gig driver 155 Francis Muil, baker „ George Mackie, shoemaker 156 Robert Angus, clothier „ John Middleton, cabinetmaker „ Mrs. Herd, lodgings 103 Mrs. Massie, lodgings 159 Mrs. Paulin, bonnet-maker
„. Miss Robertson, sick nurse 160 Broadford Co-operative Company 104 James Forsyth, wireworker 161 John Tait, haberdasher 106 James Reid, wright 165 John Boyd, mail guard „ Miss Gordon, dressmaker 166 Arthur Donaldson, fiesher 107 Miss Pirie, dressmaker ™ Peter Gauld, fiesher „ Miss Saunders, lodgings 167 J. and W. Watt, ropemakers ™ James Stratton, clerk 169 James Moncur 108 Mrs. Berry, dealer in fruit, &c. 170 James M'Robbie, fiesher 109 George Hogg, plumber 171 David Wright 110 John Gow, draper 172 John Milne, letter-carrier 112 John Gall, grocer 174 Alex. Dawson, stoneware merchant 114 John Coutts, grocer 175 Miss Walker, bonnet-maker STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 207
!77 Mrs. Craib, lodgings 264 Miss Cumming w. Charles Cockerill, hairdresser 265 Alex. Forbes (of Forbes and Sons) 178 William Flett, baker «, James Forbes, do. h. J 79 Robert Shearer, Reid's tavern 266 Robert Cruickshank, grocer, 180 William Flett, baker „ George Presley, clerk 182 Nathaniel Allan, grocer, &c. „. John K. Greig 184 Miss Fairweather, dressmaker 267 Miss Chree
J 87 Robert Leys, grocer 268 William Routledge (W. R. & Son) „ George Troup, druggist 270 William Hatt, grocer „ David Knox, ironmonger 273 Mrs. Murray, provision shop „ Miss Knox 274 James Cromar, shoemaker 188 James W. Davidson, currier 275 Misses Goodbrand „ Miss Kelman, lodgings 276 George Taylor, baker 1«9 James Watson, watchmaker 277 John Galloway, weaver 190 Mrs. Peter Donaldson, vintner 279 Rev. Charles Gray 191 Robert Leys, grocer 280 Alexander Park, grocer 192 James Ross, clothier 281 Alex. Paterson, provision seller 196 and 19S Robert Donaldson, coach 283 John Dundas, grocer manufacturer 288 William Gray, shoemaker 200 George Guild, grocer 290 Mrs. Robert Gordon 202 William Farquhar, confectioner 292 James Watt, spirit dealer „ James M'Pherson, combmaker 298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer 204 William Farquhar, confectioner 214 Robert Stevens, grocer GERRARD STREET, 216 Do. do. Gallowgate to George Street. 218 Broadford Bread and Flour Co. From 220 Alexander Robertson (Broadford 2 George Robertson, ironmonger Bread Co.J G Peter Copland, slater „ Miss Shaw, dressmaker 8 James Singer, spirit dealer Alexander Fyffe, writer „ 20 James Crane, clerk 228 James Guthrie, builder 22 James Robb, (A. H. and Sons) Alexander Kempt, druggist „ „ Mrs. Robb 230 Misses Farquhar, milliners, &c. 24 Charles Gall, stabler 232 Ebenezer Bain, wright 30 Alexander Henderson Mrs. Saddler, lodgings „ 56 Rev. Alexander Thomson 234 George Taggart, merchant 62 William Strachan, sawyer 235 David Troup, grocer, &c. 64 John M'Donald, road overseer Harper, shoemaker 237 William „ George Robertson, Wright „ Receiving Post Office 239 William Harper, shoemaker GILCOMSTON, „ John Gray, millwright 243 James Spence. builder From Woolmanhill and Spa Street to 244 John M'Gillivray, hairdresser Short Loanings. 245 Alexander Rainie, haberdasher 247 John Irvine, piano-tuner GILCOMSTON STEPS, 248 Mrs. Dawson, provision seller Street to Skene Square. 249 William Kerr, shoemaker From Spa 251 John Henderson, feuar 253 Alex. M'Kay, provision shop GOLDEN SQUARE, 254 J. and W. Glass, grocers From North to South Silver Street. 255 George Maitland, bookseller 256 William Don, overseer 1 The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner 257 Miss Russell of Rathen 2 Misses Young 258 Mrs. Paterson, provision shop 3 Mrs. Johnston 259 Mrs. Penman 4 David Kerr, M.D. 260 Thomas Ross, shoemaker „, Alexander Simpson, advocate 261 William Matthews, jun., merchant 5 Frederick Holland „ William Matthews, senior 6 Miss Hannah Carnegie 263 John Leslie, cotton manufacturer 7 William Laing, M D. 264 William Gillan, clerk 8 William Leslie, architect 264 Miss Innes, lodgings 9 Mrs. General Gordon, of Pitlurg 208 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
10 Mrs. Brown (late Glenmuick) 45 George Runcie, M.D.. 11 Donaldson Rose, shipowner, &c. 46 William Thomson, tea merchant, &c. 12 William Skinner, advocate 47 Mrs. Alexander Harper 13 Fran. Gordon of Kincardine, advo. 49 Donald Davidson, manufacturer 14 Rev. James Foote 50 Charles Calder, spirit merchant 15 Miss Kinloch 51 Joseph Cofftan, spirit dealer 18 Alexander Forbes of Blackford 53 Alexander Bcattie, hairdresser, it. 19 Rev. R. J. Brown, Profes. of Greek, „ John Stephen, brass finisher Marischal College „ Miss Stephen 20 G. Thompson, jun. insurance broker „ John Webster, baker. 21 Rev. James Forsyth, D.D. 55 Do. do. do. „ James Collie GORDON'S COURT, 57 Ernest Donald, pork curer „ Charles Gordon, cooper, &c. 22, Gordon Street. 59 Alexander Mackay, spirit dealer 61 George Barclay, 1 James Kyd, road-surveyor grocer 2 William Allan, cabinetmaker 64 Collie and Co. grocers Donald Reid, teacher of music, &c. 65 Robert Buchan, baker 70 John Murray, cabinetmaker GORDON'S COURT, 71 Wm. Davidson, stoneware merchant 72 Alexander Cameron, basketmaker 4, Schoolbill. 73 George Rose, turner 78 London Provision shop Mrs. Harrow, midwife 79 William Horn, cabinetmaker William M'Combie, furniture dealer ™ Nathaniel Rae 81 Miss Rose, grocer, &c. GORDON'S COURT, 83 Lewis Tawse 88 Mrs. William Carnie 43, Virginia Street. 90 Miss Ann Allan, spirit dealer GORDON'S COURT, 93 George M'Kay, slater 98 George Stuart, stoneware merchant 88, Broad Street. ^ John Stuart, do. do. 104 Wm. Auld, overseer (A. H. & S.) Thomas Fraser, blacksmith «., Mrs. Auld, worsted shop Mrs. Green, midwife GUESTROW, GORD ON S TREET, From Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate. From Langstane Place.
1 John Keith, tailor 1 Thorn Mrs. John 2 George Clark and Son, booksellers, h 2 James Sheach, baker „ Geo. Clark, late do. 19 William King, wright „ James Clark, do. 30 James Collie, manufacturer .v, James Hay (J. and J. Hay) 38 Mrs. Gammie 3 Miss M. Milne, register office M'Kenzie „ Charles 5 William Smith, tailor 42 Arthur Fraser, merchant „ Mrs. Mearns, midwife 50 Miss dressmaker Gordon, 8 George D. Profat, advocate Smith, mason „ Peter 9 Mrs. Walker, register office 13 Mrs. Robertson, New Inn & lodgings GREEN, „ Alexander Cook, coach-guard 15 James Forsyth, M.D. From Windmillbrae to Fisher-row. 16 Mrs. Simpson, lodgings 10 John Milne, messenger, Aberdeen 17 Aberdeen Savings' bank Town and County Bank 19 John Hay (J. and J. Hay) „ John Milne, clerk 21 George Simpson, cork-cutter 24 Alexander Grant, grocer 23 Mrs. Wm. Johnston, register office 37 Robert Collie, fancy warehouse, &c. „ Miss Johnston, teacher 39 William Gray, tea dealer, &c. 27 James Warton, college tavern 41 Robert Stephen and Son, merchants 34 Alexander Paterson, spirit dealer 43 John Webster, baker 35 Mrs. Martin, provision shop 44 Charles Bruce, druggist 36 Alexander Laing, vintner STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 209
41 Charles Mitchell, spirit dealer 23 William Grant, stabler _ Miss Mitchell, dressmaker 29 Cameron and M'Farlane, reedmakers 45 Miss M. A. Youngson, „ Samuel Cameron „ House of Refuge 31 Robert Wilson, new boot and shoe „ Rev. Ed. Reid warehouse _ Mrs. Thomas Maclean w, Misses Taylor, dressmakers 49 James Anderson, vintner „» William Stewart, engineer 57 William Boyne, spirit dealer „ George Smith, grocer, &c. 59 Stewart Mitchell, spirit dealer „ Jane Kennedy, sick nurse 63 William Abercrombie „ Miss Margaret Roy, milliner, &c. 66 Jane Bowie, cook shop, &c. „ Robert Simmie 67 Samuel Orr, spirit dealer 33 George Mackie, shoemaker 79 Mrs. Reid, lodgings „ Alexander Wilson, do. 36 Peter Strachan, stabler HADDEN STREET, 41 William Hay, tailor „ Mrs. Mackie, midwife From Market Street to Fisher Row. 44 George Brebner, horse-hirer
I Alex. Cooper, timber merchant, &c. HEADINGHILL,
HANOVER LANE, From Park Lane to Hanover Street.
From Albion Street to Fish Street. HENDERSON'S (A.; COURT,
HANOVER STREET, 123, Gallowgate.
From Headinghill to Albion Street. HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, 3 Alexander Nicol, lime meter 161, Gallowgate. 4 James Leask, shipmaster „. Miss Gossip, dressmaker 5 Andrew Spark, flesher HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, G John Ross, candlemaker 91, Gallowgate. „ Alexander Walker, engineer „ Robert Elrick, millwright Miss Hall „ John Mann, shipmaster William Philip 7 John Dempster, do. «, Alexander Smith, overseer, links HENDERSON'S COURT, 8 John Hutcheson, shipmaster 9 Mrs. George Ross, grocer 129, Gallowgate. 10 Do. do. do. HENDERSON'S COURT, HARDGATE, 46, Broad Street. From Newbridge to Mile-end. William Jackson, shoemaker Wm. Rollo, keeper of dead-house HARPER'S COURT, HOLBURN STREET, 76, North Street. From Wellington Place to Holburn Place HARVEY'S COURT, James Anderson, Twin Cottage Gallowgate. HOLBURN PLACE, HARRIET STREET, To South Mile-end. From Schoolhill to Loch Street. HUNTLY STREET, 1 Alexander Wright, stabler 5 Peter Reid, do. From Union Street to Summer Street. II Mrs. Milne, do. 13 John Begg, do. 5 Robert Davidson, carver 20 James Gallagher, pawnbroker 7 Mrs. William Robertson 22 Alexander Reid, stabler „ Miss Robertson, dressmaker s2 210 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
1 1 Mrs. Vickers 64 Mrs. John Robertson, midwife 13 Mrs. Scott „ Charles Niddry, feuar «, Mrs. Kennedy „, James Stevenson, engraver 17 Mrs. William Kenn ~, Mrs. Stevenson „ Miss Cruickshank, dressmaker 69 John Croll, baker „ Alex. Gray „ John Croll, provision seller ^ Miss Gray, dressmaker 71 John Gordon, carter „ John Mearns, clerk, Royal Hotel «. Wm. Kelman, rope manufacturer 19 Miss Middleton, dressmaker „ John Booth, mason _ David Walker, hairdresser, &c. 72 James Robertson, cooper ™ Miss Walker, dressmaker 73 Alexander Charles, mason 21 John Webster (W. and S.) 85 Mrs. Robert Balfour, lodgings ~ Webster and Sherret, builders „ Robert Macaldowie, clerk 23 Alexander Greig, shoemaker 87 Alexander Mennie, merchant 25 William King, wright 89 J. Balfour, overseer (Richards & Co.) „ Mrs. Forbes, lodgings ~ Geo. Stewart, merchant ^, Alexander Greig, shoemaker 90 Jas. Walker, Abdn. Fancy Warehouse 31 William Coutts, painter, h „ John Walker, late merchant „ Andrew Bowman (of Bowman & Co.) 100 Alex. Murray, cattle dealer, &c. „ Bowman and Co., plasterers „ Robert Brander HUXTER ROW, „ Alexander Smith, bookbinder From Broad Street to Castle Street. 35 Miss Chalmers, lodgings „ James Grant, clerk 6 George Petrie, engraver „ Mrs. Hutcheon, lodgings 7 Mrs. Ronald, Lemon-tree Tavern ~ Mrs. Russell ~ William Cumming, tailor, &c. 40 dressmakers Misses Warren, „, John Stewart, coach-guard „ Mrs. Warren, lodgings 9 Alexander and John Cadenhead, ad- „ Mrs. David Duncan vocates, &c. 41 Mrs. Cook, lodgings w, James Frater, clerk 42 Mrs. Findlay 10 Mrs. Chapman, Rising-sun Tavern Stuart, writing-master „ Alex. ^, Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms 55 Wm. Gerrard, cabinetmaker 11 John Smith, Crown Tavern 57 William Mair (of Gifford and Mair) 13 Alex. Yule „ Mrs. Mathieson „ Mrs. Charles Watson, lodgings, „, Miss Clark, milliner 15 William Jackson, shoemaker 59 J imes Gracie, builder 16 John Emslie, coppersmith „ John H. Stephen, engraver „ Paul M'Pherson, ironmonger „. Barnard O'Donnell, pavier „ John Clark, tailor „. Ewen Campbell, mail-guard 17 George Walker, town-house keeper 61 John Fair weather „ City Tax Office Miss Hunter, straw-hat maker „ „, Commutation Road Trustees, James 03 Alexander Hunter, mealseller Simpson „ Mrs. Duncan HUTCHEON STREET, ^ Poor Assessment, St. Nicholas Parish
From Causewayend to Skene Square. INNES STREET, 2 George M'Kenzie, grocer From Gallowgate to Loch Street. 7 Mrs. Spence, dressmaker 13 John Charleston, grocer 6 Mrs. Peter Reid, draper 15 John Inglis, shoemaker „ Robert Shearer, writer 21 Geo. Spalding, overseer 14 Mrs. John Arthur, milliner, &c. 22 John Mercer, wright 22 John Westland, shoemaker 23 William Mitchell, clerk, P. O. „ John Ford, circulating library INGLIS COURT, 29 John Cowie, mason 30, Gallowgate. „. Charles Stuart, shipmaster 32 James Melvin, wright IRONMONGER'S COURT, „ Arthur Rankin, gardener 40 Stewart, Rowell, and Co., comb ma- 14, Upperkirkgate. nufacturers Robert Mortimer, ironmonger STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 211
JAMES STREET, 66 Mrs. M'Lennan, dressmaker From Quay to Virginia Street. 75 Alexander Dunbar, overseer 80 Peter Duncan, bootmaker 1 Charles Smith, watchmaker, &c. 88 George Coutts, wright 3 Charles Robertson, blacksmith 90 Alexander Mackie, spirit dealer ~ Andrew Sherer, ship-chandler 98 Miss H. Cay, teacher ~. Charles Smith, watchmaker, &c. 100 David Cadenhead, shoemaker 7 James Forbes, spirit dealer 103 James Black, grocer „ Do. do. 15 David Mollison, porter dealer, &c. ~ James Deans, brewer JOPP'S COURT, 18 Andrew Guthrie, shipmaster 31, Gallowgate. „ James Imray 23 Alex. M'Donald, advocate Jopp and Shand, advocates „ Alexander Stephen, shipmaster Alexander Paul, writer 24 Miss Thomson, teacher William L. Reid, advocate 25 William Gillon, tide waiter 27 Robert Hodge, lodgings JOPP'S COURT, 29 John Whyte, shipmaster 30 Alexander Smith, do. 40, Broad Street, and 11, Queen Street. 31 Alexander Easton, blacksmith George Kerr, carver 42 Geo. Scott, shoemaker George Maitland, book agent Mrs. M'Intosh, JAMIESON'S COURT, lodgings George Shepherd, bookseller Silver, 5, Upperkirkgate. George smoke doctor James Smith, career and gilder Mrs. James Bisset, lodgings Mrs. Scott, lodgings JOPP'S LANE, John Moir, messenger-at-arms Mrs. Moir, register office From St. Andrew Street, to John Street.
JAMIESON'S COURT, 4 Mrs. Harper, teacher 5 Peter Ferrie, porter
38, Shiprow. 6 William Smith, upholsterer 7 Mrs. Ogilvie, sick nurse JOHN STREET, 12 James Rust, plasterer 17 John Ewen, turner From Woolmanhill to Loch Street.
2 John M'Kenzie, spirit dealer JUSTICE STREET, 4 Robert Henderson, plasterer From Castle Street to Park Street, 7 William Catto, corkcutter
8 Samuel Maclean, bookseller 1 Miss M. M'Gregor, hosier 10 David Wilson, silk-dyer 2 John Airth, shoemaker 11 Geo. Pirie, jun., horsehirer, &c. 8 Charles M'Combie, spirit dealer 14 Garden and Palmer, haircloth ma- 10 John Mowat, cabinetmaker nufacturers 11 James Mathieson, broker ,, William Garden (G. and P.) 15 Charles M'Gregor, hosier, &c. 18 Margaret Munro, dressmaker „ Seaton Meston, grocer „ Henry M'Leod, shoemaker 17 Alexander M'Lay, spirit dealer 24 Daniel Macandrew, builder 19 Robert Mason, cabinetmaker 46 Robert Henderson, lock manufac- 22 Mrs. Anderson, dealer in old clothes turer, &c. 23 John Black, shoemaker 49 Robt. Campbell, timber merchant, h 24 James Goodfellow, baker 50 Francis Muil, baker 25 Geo. B. Bothwell, candle manufac- 51 Adam Currie, currier turer „. Mrs. Currie, midwife „ John Booth, shipmaster 53 Mrs. Grange, „ John Paterson 56 James Fenton, bookbinder „ James Goodfellow, baker 58 William Murray, builder 29 Mrs. Maurice „ Mrs. John Williamson, flesher 30 Mrs. Alexander Douglas, grocer 62 Mrs. Lothian, provision seller 32 Wm. Hurry and Sons, nail manu- 64 John Fraser, tailor facturers 212 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
JUSTICE LANE, John Dunn, advocate, &c. David Dunn (D. D. and Co.) From Justice Street to East North Street D. Dunn and Co., wholesale grocers Alexander Morrice, ironmonger 1 Mrs. Captain Skene (W. M-K., and Co.) KIDD LANE, Mrs. Robert Warrack Alex. Smith, commission merchant From Chapel Street to Summer Street. Aberdeen Medical and Chirurgical Hall 3 William Emslie Alex. Webster, advocate (A.& J.W.) „ John Roger Alex. Webster, jun., do. 14 Mathieson proprietor Peter A. and J. Webster, advocates 12 James Buyers and Co., builders William Yeats, advocate „ James Buyers (J. B. and Co.) Yeats and Whyte, advocates ^ John Buyers (J. B. and Co.) Peter Ledingham, tea dealer 19 John Alexander, shipmaster Robert Ledingham advocate dressmakers .v. Misses Knowles, Ledingham and Walker, advocates 22 Cooper, late hatter James William Shirres and Co., clothiers A. MConnachie, English academy „ Wm. Shirres (W. S. and Co.) „ G. C. M'Connachie, teacher of writ- James Matthews (M'K. and M.) ing Alexander Connon, grocer, &c. M'Kenzie and Matthews, architects KING STREET, Alexander Torrie, advocate James Sim, manufacturing chem- From Castle Street to Love Lane. ist, &c. George Davidson, bookseller William Shackleton, wool-stapler George Jamieson, grocer Mrs. and Misses Robertson, day "William Chalmers (N .of S. Fire school and Life Assurance Co.) Alexander Connon, grocer, &c, h. James Moir and Co., clothiers, &c. James Sim, manufacturing chemist Alexander Green, saddler William Birnie, painter, &c. Robert Grigor, agent, Com. Bank J. and J. Manuelle, manufacturers William Clark, general agent, &c. of lemonade Commercial Bank of Scotland Mrs. Sutherland, lodgings branch, R. Grigor Miss Sutherland, dressmaker Wm. Clark, general agent, &c. John Le?ge, mason George Grant, advocate Chas. Stewart (Stewart & Chivas) John Stephen, plumber Yeats and Flockhart, advocates James Will, M.D. John Davidson, writer John Fleming, advocate William Henderson, gunmaker Stewart and Chivas, grocers to her Joseph Reid, shoemaker Majesty James A. Buist, druggist Robert Catto and Co., grocers, &c. John Catto, Son, and Co. merchants Colin A. Philip, advocate Wiliam Catto, merchant Robert Jamieson, M.D. Miss L. Kennedy, lodgings Bon-Accord Life & Fire Assurance James Riddel, cabinetmaker Company, A. Christie David Roberts, saddler David Fiddes, M.D. Mrs. Stewart Edward Fiddes, teller Miss A. Hay, teacher Alexander Stronach, advocate Mrs. Hay Stronach and Grainger, do., &c. Miss Donald, teacher Thomas Best (B. Linen Co.'s bank) Alexander Gray, coach-builder John and William Bisset, wholesale Miss Straith, dressmaker grocers Alexander Gray, coach-builder Sheriff-clerk's office John Smith, upholsterer John G. Leslie, sheriff-clerk depute American Vice-consul, Andw. Reid Francis Gordon, of Kincardine, ad- Andrew Reid, merchant, &c. vocate William Humphrey, of Cuttlehill Alexander Gordon, advocate, &c. Morrice Forsyth, permit officer Commissary Clerk's office Permit Office James Daniel, record office W illiam Smith, supervisor of excise 1
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114 Neil Smith, jun., merchant 8 Robert Adamson, weaver 119 Excise Office 8 Miss Adamson, dressmaker 118 Ludovick Sandieson, turner, &c. „ Joseph Black, tailor, &c. 120 Mrs. Thomson ~. Mrs. Glennie, midwife, „ William Andrew, druggist „ John Paul, plasterer „ James Walker, late seedsman ~ Miss Smith, milliner 122 James Ligertwood, grocer 10 Christina Milne, vintner 124 Alexander Norrie, grocer 12 Mrs. Peter Stewart, register office 125 Fire engine Station 25 George Grub, advocate 126 William Maitland, shipmaster „ George Roy, writer LIGERTWOOD'S COURT, „ William Talbot, shipmaster 127 Mrs. William Whyte 99, George Street. 129 John E. Greig „ John Greig, cabinetmaker John Middleton, cabinetmaker 131 Andrew Anderson, (of A. and J. Anderson) * LIME QUAY, 133 William Ogilvie, rope manufacturer 135 Mrs. Shaw From Commerce St. to Waterloo Quay. 136 William Gray, advocate 58 Alexander Baxter, spirit dealer „ John Bruce, late baker 137 James Montgomery, spirit dealer 142 John Smith, architect LINDSAY STREET, 142 John and Wm. Smith, architects From Diamond Street to Golden Square. 144 C. J. G. Duguid, (of J. D. and Co.) 150 John Duncan, manufacturer 158 Rev. Simon M'Intosh LINKS STREET, 159 Rev. John Murray From St. Clements Street to Links. 124 Alexander Fraser, advocate
199 Andrew Nisbet, soapmaker 1 James Sellar „ William Shackleton, manufacturer 6 James Wright moulder 211 Alexander Wilson „ John Reid, shipmaster 10 Joseph Graham KINGSLAND PLACE, „ Alexander Reid, teacher 16 John Buchan, shipmaster From Barkmill burn to Hutcheon Street, „ William Connon, boatbuilder west side of Broadford.
1 George Skakle, clerk LITTLEJOHN STREET, „ James Smith (Gill and Smith) 2 John Kidd, teacher From Gallowgate to North Street. 3 James Stratton, fishing-tackle maker 2 Mrs. A. Walker, lodgings „ Mrs. Roger ., Mrs. Galloway, midwife ™ Alexander Machray, teacher 3 Mrs. William Reid „ Thomas Clunes, plumber v. Miss Reid, teacher „ Wm. Melville, (of T. M. and Sons) 7 Aberdeen Eye and Ear Institution, LAMOND'S COURT, G. Rainy, surgeon 1 John Moir, spirit dealer
49, Upperkirkgate. 1 Thomas Clyne, tea dealer, &c. h. Mrs. John Kelly, merchant „ Alexander Clyne 13 Inspector for and James Lamond, of Stranduff of Weights Town County, John Blaikie LANGSTANE PLACE, 15 Miss Lobban, stay maker 17 Miss Allan, guffering, &c. From Dee Street to Bon-Accord Street. 19 James Farquhar, clerk 57 Mrs. Roderick Paterson 1 Rev. John Longmuir 2 John Fimester, surveyor taxes of LOBBAN'S COURT, 3 Mrs. Knowles
„ William Smart, clerk 29 Castle Street. 4 Anthony A. Smith, veterinary sur- geon 5 William Cruickshank 214 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
LOCH STREET, 11 John Smith, merchant tailor „ William Greig. vintner Street to Wynd. From Harriet Windy 21 James Mitchell, broker 25 Alexander Jamieson, cutler * I James Stuart, builder William Joiner, tailor, Aberdeen Foundry 33 &c. 39 John Reid. vintner 7 Joseph Skea, veterinary surgeon 40 William Clark, manufacturer „ Thomas Skea, horse-shoer 42 John Ronald, broker 16 George Ross, manager. Loan Co. 43 John Jamieson, spirit shop ,. David Campbell, reedmaker 49 George Leys, vintner ™ Thomas M'Farlane (C. and M'F.) 19 James Bonnyman, blacksmith LONGACRE. „ John Bonnyman, do. do., &c. „ James and John Bonnyman, From Broad Street to North Street. 20 William Cameron, cooper 24 James SLn 1 John Rhine, commission agent, &c. 25 George Smith, upholsterer 2 Mrs. James Gordon 27 James Walker, vintner „ Mrs. Strachan, lodgings 29 Mrs. Cunninghame 5 A. Milne, vintner 31 William Largue, grocer 7 John Lamond, vintner 34 and 36, Mrs. Grant, provision mercht, 11 John M'Kenzie, shipmaster 35 Alexander Dawson, jeweller 16 John Black, watchmaker „ James Noble, tailor 22 Miss Smith, dressmaker 39 Public Kitchen 25 Alexander Irvine, shoemaker 40 David M'Donald, spirit dealer 30 John Smith and Co.. iron merchants 41 William Sim and Co., tanners, &c. 31 Moses Birnie, surgeon, &c. 42 Mrs. Main, midwife 41 Andrew Ramage, leather merchant 44 David Walker, planemaker 48 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker „ Mrs. Walker, staymaker 55 Thomas Roger, teacher 45 James Watson, blacksmith 56 James Gordon and Co., coopers 46 James Fraser. candlemaker 58 Peter Durno 47 A. Howie & Sons, manufacturers „. Charles Gray, cooper „ John Joss, provision agent 59 James Chesser, day police 50 David Fraser, merchant „ Mrs. Findlay, sick nurse 61 Mrs. Milne, provision merchant 64 James Davidson, grocer 64 John Reid, turner 66 William Henderson, builder MABERLY STREET, 68 William Philip, millwright, &c. From Broadford Gate to Skene Square. 76 James Low, dyer spirit dealer 80 George Jessiman, M'COMBIE'S COURT, 85 James Collie, provision shop Ogston, tallow-chandler 88 Alexander 52 Union Street, and 51. Netherkirkgate. 89 John Troup, spirit dealer Mrs. Buckland, lodgings 90 James M'Intosh, spirit dealer 91 William Ingram, wright M'COOK'S COURT, „ J. Barker & Sons, woollen manufac. 92 John Garioch, teacher 116, Gallowgate. „ James Simpson, builder 94 Andrew Nisbet, soapmaker MACHRAY'S COURT, 97 Alexander Mitchell, spirit dealer 81, George Street. 100 Thomas Clunes, plumber, &c. 106 John Garioch, teacher MACHRAY'S COURT, 108 Jas. Orcherton, provision warehouse 110 And. Reid, overseer (M. C. & Co.) 13, Bon-Accord Street. 112 Nicholas Cuddie, brewer 120 James Henderson, builder, &c. MANZIE'S COURT, 124 Robert Paulin, painter 36, West North Street. LODGE WALK, COURT, From Castle Street to Queen Street. M'KAY'S
II Miss Smith 80, Gallowgate. STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 215
MARY PLACE (Skene Square.) I 37 Mrs. Duncan, lodgings Mrs. Captain Jamson, lodgings 1 James Rodger,jun., tanner, &c 38 Wm. Williams, commission agent 2 Simpson Duguid 39 Mrs. Grant, innkeeper 3 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor 40 G. Thompson, jun., insurance broker 41 Jn. T. Rennie, insurance broker, &c. MARISCHAL STREET. 42 Alexander Mortimer, baker „ William Anderson, lodgings 1 James Saint, shore porter 43 Bennet, Taylor, & Co., commission „ James Saint, jun., silk mercer merchants .. Alexander Knowles, writer 44 Bell, Rainnie, & Co., wine merchants, ~ George Allan, advocate Leith J. Sheed 2 D. Wyllie, cashier, Aberdeen Bank — ~, John Sheed, general commission 3 John Beattie, painter, &c. agent, &c. 4 Miss Deans, provision shop 45 David Paterson, confectioner, &c. 5 Andrew Harvey, shoemaker 46 Miss Kennedy 6 Robert W. Hunter, musician 47 Robert Catto Son, merchants, &c. „ Mrs. Ogilvie, lodgings & ~ A. Sidie and Co., general agents 7 George Lumsden, shore porter „ John Kay, general agent „ Andrew M'Donald, do. Nisbet Robertson, ship insurance 8 William Brown, basketmaker „ & brokers, &c. 9 Alex. Taylor & Co., merchant tailors 48 W. Reid, manager, Aberdeen Marine 10 Mrs. Bain, confectioner Insurance Company „ Mrs. Bain, do. 49 William Duncan, junior, insurance 12 Aberdeen Ladies' Working Society broker 13 Mrs. M' Pherson, lodgings Theatre Royal „ Miss M Pherson SO. 52, 54 51 James F. Kelles, commission agent „ Mrs. Mackie, lodgings 53 Do. do. 15 Alexander Eraser, tea merchant, &c. 56 Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co. 16 William Adams, broker Geo. Cruickshank, Aberdeen and 18 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder ™ Newcastle Shipping Company „ Mrs. Presley, lodgings 57 Abdn. Sea Insurance Co. A. Matthew 19 Robert Milne, teacher 57 Henry Adamson, insurance broker „ Miss Milne, teacher of pianoforte, &c. Alexander Wilson, ship agent „ Robert Parrot, shipmaster „ 58 William P. Booth, insurance broker „ Alexander Levie, shipmaster „ Richard Connon and Co., insurance „ William Collier, do brokers, &c. 20 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder „ James Gray, general agent, &c. .. John Wilson, do. 59 Mrs. Nicolson, lodgings 21 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker Cook Reith, insurance brokers, &c. 23 James Warrack, commission mercht. „ & „ Best, Robb, & Co., general agts., &c. 24 A. Matthew (Abdn. Sea Insur. Co.) 60 A. and Nicol, merchants, 25 Robert Turner, shipmaster W. &c. „ John Duncan, advocate KENZIE'S COURT, 26 Eric Finlason, tailor, &c. M 27 Alexander Milne, shoemaker 62, George Street. 28 George Duncan, agent 29 James Aiken, boot and shoemaker M'LEAN'S COURT, 30 Oswald, George, and Co., Lloyds' agents, &c. 50, Gallowgate. „ Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings Miss Keith, dressmaker 31 Mrs. J. W. Toms, milliner, &c. Alexander Lean, house-agent _ Misses Medd, teachers of singing, &c. M „ George Thorn, shoemaker John M'Lean, plasterer Taylor ™ Mrs. G. Thom, lodgings Mrs. 32 Wm. M'Millan & Co., watchmakers 33 Alexander Mowat, broker MALTMILL BRIDGE, 34 Alexander Bell, insurance broker From Trinity Corner to Fisher Row „ William Gordon, stock broker 35 Charles & John Walker, commission MARINE TERRACE, merchants „ B. Moir (of Moir End Son) Near Ferryhill Buildings. 216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
MARKET STREET, MARYWELL PLACE, From Union Street to Trinity Quay. South from Crown Street. 2 James and John Hay, carvers and gilders to the Queen MATHIESON'S COURT, 5 D. Stuart, postmaster 7 Post Office 14, Castle Street. 9 New Market Coffee-room 11 Mrs. Wilson, lodgings William Hurry and Sens, nail ma- „ Aberdeen, Banff, &c, Agricultural nufacturers Society Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker „ Colonel Raitt, barrack-master 13 Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company MEALMARKET LANE, „ Allardyce & Jopp, wine mercbts, &e. From King Street to North Street. „ William Allardyce (of A. and J.) 15 Smith and Cardno, seedsmen, &c. 4 Campbell Anderson, furniture dealer 17 Aberdeen Mechanics' Institution 6 William Bisset, stabler
-w. Aberdeen Gas Light Company 8 William Leslie, yost., grocer „ William Munro, watchmaker, &c. 15 George Melvin, provision merchant 19 Alex. Pirie, Terminus Coffee Rooms 16 James Daniel, Record Office, h. James Carnegie, North of Scotland „ Thomas Daniel, stabler Hotel 25 James Smith, stabler
MARTIN'S LANE, MELVILLE'S COURT,
From Green to Renny's Wynd. 106, Gallowgate.
1 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker, h. Thomas Melville, sen. „ Alex. Stephen (R. S. and Son) „ Robert Stephen, do. MEARNS' COURT, 4 David Milne, wright 52, Shiprow. MARYWELL STREET, METERS' COURT, From College Street to Dee Street. 11, Chapel Lane. 2 William Brand, carter „, George Jackson MIDDLETHIRD, 4 John Stephen From Waterloo Quay to St. Clement „, William Rait, teacher Street. 6 Alexander Robb, lodgings 8 David M'Kenzie MILNER'S COURT, 10 William Maeonochie, clerk „ George Cheyne (of C. and D.) 25, Guestrow. William Daniel, shpimaster „ David Cromar, druggist, h. „ Robert Findlay, carver, &c. Mrs. George Daniel 12 Mrs. Simpson ~ George Ross (Harbour Office) MILNE'S COURT, „ David Maver, teacher „ James Milne, shipmaster 38, Castle Street. „ William Benson, manufacturer „ Mrs. Emslie, lodgings MILNE'S COURT, „ James Fraser 27, Gallowgate. 14 George Paterson, blacksmith „ Alexander Duguid (C. and D.) MILNE'S (PROVOST) COURT, „ James Gifford (G. and M.) 18 Miss Moir, dressmaker 65, Gallowgate. 20 William Youngson, cabinetmaker Mrs. James Milne „ Mrs. Hood, sick-nurse David 25 Main, shipmaster MILNE'S COURT, „ John Smith, do. 27 George Abernethy, civil engineer 75, Gallowgate. STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COUBTS, &C. 217
MITCHELL'S COURT, 13 Miss Allan „ Barron and Gray, watchmakers 80, North Street. „ Lambert Barron, advocate 14 James Thomson, bootmaker MITCHELL'S COURT, 17 George Donald, glazier 16, 17, 19, William Donald, glazier, &c. 41, Guestrow. 18 James Mann, spirit dealer MITCHELL PLACE, 20 John Watson, tailor 21 William Donald, glazier, h From North Street to King Street. „ James M'Intosh, tinsmith 28 Do. do. 1 Alexander Stephen 32 John Young, musical-instrument 2 Mrs. Panton maker 3 Andrew Leslie 35 William Lyon, pawnbroker 4 Mrs. Mitchell 39 Thomas Jaffray, paper manufac. „ Miss Summers 41 William Gall (of G. and B.) 42 George Johnston, advocate MOIR'S COURT, „ Miss Thomson, lodgings „ Mrs. John Laing, midwife 103, Gallowgate. 44 Kilgour & Taylor, tobacconists, &c. Alexander Moir, late hosier 46 Isaac Murray, tailor „ James Taylor, shoemaker MOUNTHOOLY, „, Alexander Lawson, grocer .v, John Ross, plasterer From Gallowgate to Canalside. „ Mrs. Taylor, midwife 48 James Legg, tinsmith 1 and 2, James Philip, M.D. 51 Thomas M'Combie and Co., tobacco 4 George Geddes, builder manufacturers, &c. 5 Alexander Chalmers 52 Stephen and Sutherland, painters „ Samuel Clark, manufacturer 54 Joseph Johnston, grocer „ James Lawrence, mason 65 Lewis Stewart, agent „ Mrs. Muirden, lodgings „ James Harper, commercial agent 6 Mrs. Watson, provision dealer „ Edward Ravenscroft „ Miss Shepherd, lodgings 61 Alexander Lawson, grocer „ Alexander Stephen, grocer MUTTONBRAE, 63 William Ogilvie, flaxdresser, &c. 65 Adam Coutts, advocate From Woolmanhill to Denburn. „ John Coutts, do. 19 Mrs. Allan, midwife 66 David M'Hardy, blacksmith, &c. 22 Matthew Deans, chimney-sweep 67 John Davidson, plumber „ Robert Strachan, tailor NAILER'S COURT, 72 D. and A. Littlejohn, wholesale grocers 31, Justice Street. 73 James M'Leod, confectioner
William Hurry and Sons, nailers NELSON STREET, NATIONAL BANK COURT, From King Street to Gallowgate.
42, Castle Street. NORTH STREET, Alexander Gordon, advocate, &c. From East North Street to Mounthooly. NETHERKIRKGATE, 6 William Crombie, cabinetmaker 8 Alexander Brown, vintner, From Broad Street to St. Nicholas &c. Street. 9 James Milne, spirit dealer 11 Mrs. David Fiddes, confectioner 1 Wm. Black, jun., wine merchant, h. 12 John Campbell, sheriff- officer ^ James Simpson, advocate ^ William M'Donald, spirit dealer
6 John Keith, tailor .v, Simon Slater, merchant tailor 2 Gilbert Bertram, corkcutter 13 James Davidson, grocer
1 1 John Barron, watchmaker, h. 14 Charles Grant, grocer 218 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
16 John Walker, umbrella manufac. PARK STREET, 17 W. C. Jarvis, baker 26 James M'Pherson From Justice Street to Canal. 27 Hay Mercer, watchmaker 2 Felix M'Carron, broker 31 Robert Mackay, spirit dealer 6 William Souter, shoemaker 32 George Stevenson, stabling «, David Shand, saw trimmer 35 Simpson Shepherd, spirit dealer ~ James Slater, tailor „ George Mackie, engineer 10 Peter Murray, broker 37 Simpson Shepherd, spirit dealer 14 Thomas Jessiman, spirit dealer 39 William Leslie, jun., & Co., grocers 16 Edward Affleck, grocer, &c. „, and 43, Peter Grant, collector of 17 Charles Robertson, ironmonger plants, &c. 19 Robert Reid, grocer 43 James Cassie, porter 21 William Ross, meal merchant 50 James Chesser, grocer, &c. 23 James Laing, hairdresser 51 Allan A. Marshall, brassfounder, &c. 29 Hugh M'Kay, spirit dealer 52 James Hall, grocer 30 John Airth, jun., grocer 53 William Stephen, grocer 31 David Shand, saw-trimmer 60 John Stephen, game dealer, &c. 32 James Riddel, cabinetmaker 63 James Gray, saddler „ John Walker, plasterer 64 James Anderson, farmer, &c. 33 William Hunter, grocer 66 Alexander Dawny, surveyor 34 James Ritchie, shipowner, &c. „ Alexander Pirie, millwright 37 Miss Jane Reid, teacher 67 William Tait, spirit dealer ,. Daniel Mitchell, machine-maker „ Robert Craig, stabler 38 James Dick, grocer, h. ., Alexander Cruickshank ~ William Shepherd, clerk 68 David Jaffray 39 William Duncan, grocer 74 David Christie, clerk 40 George Miller, jun., rope manufac. 76 Mrs. Cruickshank 41 Mrs. John M'Kay, grocer 77 James Shepherd, clerk 42 George Miller, rope manufacturer „ G. B. Paulin ~. George Miller, jun., do. 81 Gordon & Smith, carters 47 Duncan Reid 83 Alexander Thomson, spirit dealer „ Alexander Allan, shipmaster 87 Malcolm & M'Gregor, cbainmakers 55 William Law, grocer 91 Mrs. Stevenson, grocer 61 Miss Bruce, stockmaker 95 Smith & Gordon, police contractors „ Miss E. Bruce, milliner „ Thomas Smith, contractor 62 William Sievewright, grocer 103 George Grant, clerk 63 Miss Sievewright „ Miss Walker, teacher „ William Adam, town-serjeant 104 Allan A. Marshall, brassfounder „ George C. M'Kay, clerk „ Wm. Shaekleton, wool stapler, &c. „ George Murray, builder 107 Dickson Hogarth & Co., iron works „ James Sutherland, shipmaster 110 Joseph Munro, stonecutter 70 James Easton, blacksmith 162 Gray, Watt, and Co., rope manufac. 165 Alex. Gray, rope manufacturer, &c. 167 Gordon & Smith, carters PARK LANE, 172 William Webster, cowfeeder Park Street 173 Mrs. Davidson, do. From to Commerce Street. 176 Thomas Rutherford, mealseller 178 Simon Brown, saddler PEACOCK'S CLOSE, 183 James Gellan, cooper Castle Street. 184 George Greig, cartwright 24, 188 David Towns, miller „ W. Emslie & Co., stoneware merts. PENSIONER'S COURT, 190 G. Nicol, overseer (W. R. and Son) 18, Justice Street. 1D3 Alexander Barclay, grocer, h. 195 Do. do. PIRIE'S COURT, OGSTON'S COURT, Castle Street. 84, Broad Street. 50,
John Murray, tobacconist Al. Irvine, late paper manufacturer Adam Singer, agent Wm. Sellar, confectioner )
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PIRIE'S COURT, PRINCES STREET, Shiprow. 32, From King Street to Park Street.
PLASTERERS' COURT, 11 John Grieg, cabinetmaker „, William Paterson, advocate 70, Gallowgate. 13 John Meston, stabler Mrs. George Murray, lastmaker 15 James Lucas, pavier, &c. 22 Robert Sangster, shipmaster POOR'S HOSPITAL COURT, 23 John Thomson, builder 25 Mrs. Cowie, proprietor 56, Gallowgate. 28 James Minty, inspector of police PORK LANE, 30 John Smart, shipmaster From Quay to Virginia Street. QUAKER'S COURT,
13 Geo. Paterson, blacksmith 55, Guestrow. PORTER'S COURT, Boys' School of Industry.
12, Weigh -house Square. QUEEN STREET, PORTHILL GLOSE, From Broad Street to North Street.
98, Gallowgate 1 John Findlay, watchmaker 2 John Finlason, tailor, &c. PORTHILL, 3 Wm. M'Killiam (of B. & W. M'K. 4 John Finlason, tailor, &c. From Gallowgate to North Street. 5 James Smith, carver and gilder 6 James Stevenson, engraver 8 Peter Bisset, builder 7 Herald Office 16 Charles Robertson Aberdeen 10 Mrs. Gibbons, vintner „, William Joss, clerk 13 John Gill POYNERNOOK, 14 W.and J. Berry, linen manufacturers 15 Miss Smith, straw-hat warehouse Foot of Denburn. 16 Miss Skene, wool merchant 17 James Anderson, billiard rooms, h. PRINCE REGENT STREET. ., Mrs. Hill, lodgings 18 Miss Robertson From Canal Terrace to Baltic Street. 19 Isaac Hill, teacher 13 James Morison. clerk 20 Thomas Ewen, advocate „ Alex. Morison, jun., writer 21 George Moir, flesher „ William M'Gregor, shipmaster 22 Mrs. Garioch „, Alexander Morison, do. 23 Wm. Anderson, woollen draper 15 John Brunton, jun. do. 25 David Morison „ James Cumming, do, ~, Mrs. Lawrence „ Robert Still, blockmaker „ Mrs. James Lawrence 17 John King, shipmaster 27 Geo. Rainey, M.D. „ Alex. Fidler, coal-broker 28 Captain James Booth
„, John Fidler, seaman „, James Booth, M.D., surgeon „ Jonathan Mess, corn merchant „ Wm. P. Booth, insurance broker 19 Mark Christopher, shipmaster 29 Geo. Reid, stovemaker, &c. „ George Grant, lodgings 30 Mrs, J. Smith 20 John Matthew, late baker 32 John Paterson, advocate „ John Leslie, shipmaster 33 A. and J. Anderson, painters, &c. „ William Minto 35 Alex. Cooper, saddler, h. 21 Mrs. Lindsay 36 Mrs. Law, lodgings „ James Reid, shipmaster 37 John Bisset, grocer „ John Strachan, do. 38 F. Bell, hat manufacturer 23 James Findlay 39 Edmund Chadwick, manufacturer „ John Nicol, shipmaster 40 John Wyllie, tailor „ John Henderson, do. 41 Oddfellow's Arms' Inn „ Geo. Johnston, tidewaiter 43 Knight and Craib, saddlers 25 Thomas Buist, cooper, &c. 44 B. Heitzman, German clock-maker 220 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
45 Alexander Cooper, saddler REGENT QUAY. 46 Alexander Scott, shoemaker From Shore Brae to Canal bason. 47 Aberdeen Quill Manufactory 48 Charles Tochetti, optician 2 John Booth, jun. „ Mrs. Tochetti, midwife „ Alex. Booth, ship ins. br. &c. h. Mrs. Anderson ^ „ William Booth, advocate ^ Mrs. Clunes 4 Alex\ Booth, ship ins. broker, &c 49 James Maguire, dealer in clothes 5 Lewis Arthur, spirit merchant, &c. 51 Alexander Leslie, town-serjeant 7 William Chalmers, spirit dealer 53 Miss M'Donald 9 John Begg, merchant 54 John Edmond, bookbinder, &c. 10 John Chapman, builder 55 James M'Kay, hosier „ Alex. Mackie, proprietor of baths 58 William Milne, spirit dealer „, James Gillespie, grocer, &c. 60 Mrs. Norris, teacher 11 James Bartlet, officer, Shipmasters' Alexander, shipmaster „ Alex. Society 61 Massie and Co. bootmakers „ George Leslie, shipowner 62 Alexander Stevenson, bookseller Hi Jas. Winlaw, jun. ship & ins. broker 64 Alexander Hay, spirit dealer 12 Mrs. Knowles, grocer 66 and 68 James M'Kenzie, baker „ Alex. G. Bower, harbour-master 71 Mrs. Jas. Bowman, victualling house 13 James Elsmie (of G. E. & Son) 72 Mrs. Balfour, lodgings „, George Elsmie, do. 76 Mrs. Forrest, midwife „, Geo. Elsmie and Son, com. agents 78 Gordon Reynolds, basketmaker Alexander Simpson, spirit dealer 80 Brown Gibson, broker Michael M'Cluskie, vintner, &c. 82 Colin A. Philip, advocate Cheyne and Duguid, grocers, &c. 83 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker Custom-house 87 James Crow Geo. Eavidson (G. & W. Davidson) 89 James Greig, shoemaker Alexander Mitchell, clerk 95 William Smith, hairdresser Robert Mitchell, manager (L. & C. shipping company) RAGG'S LANE, G. Thomson and Son, wine mer- chants, &c. From Broad Street to Guestrow. Alex, and Wm. Thom, commission merchants, &c. 1 William Jack, shoemaker 2 Miss M'Leod, milliner A. Thom, Belgium Consul „ Thomas Sangster, advocate Geo. Thomson, shipowner (G. T. „ Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate and Son) Alex. M'Kenzie, shipmaster, Star RAMAGE'S COURT, Hotel William Cargill, shipmaster From 83, Broad Street to Guestrow. David Mollison, spirit dealer Do. do. Smith and Wills, confectioners James Forbes Andrew Sherer, ship chandler RAMSAY'S COURT, Arthur Smith, painter Alexander Cuddie, M.D. 71, Guestrow. Receiving Post-office ^ Peter Buyers, ship chandler, &c. RED LION COURT, ~ Charles Runcie, Millbank 33 Alexander Martin, collector of Mer- From 77, Broad Street to Guestrow. chant, Seamen's Fund John Lunan „ Merchant Seamen's Office 35 and 36 J. Gillespie, London tavern, REID'S COURT, &c. 36 William M'Pherson, spirit dealer 34, Gallowgate. 38 Alexander Davidson, grocer tailor William Chalmers (late merchant) 39 Henry Inston, 41 Thomas Ritchie, grocer, &c. REID'S COURT, 42 Kichard Ham, shipmaster „ George M'Kenzie, shoemaker
7, Shiprow. „, James M'Kay, ship tavern STREETS, LANES, SQUARES, COURTS, &C. c22l
44 Mrs. Neil, vintner ROSE'S COURT, 45 Peter M'Millan, watchmaker, &c. 18, Commerce Street. 46 Do. do. „ William Mitchell, shipmaster ROSE STREET, ~ William Barron, vintner shipmaster — Robert Youngson, From Union Place to Bridewell. 47 Hugh Wilson, confectioner 50 Patrick Bannerman, coal-broker 1 Mrs. Millar, lodgings „ John B. Bannerman, shipowner „ David Warrack, baker 52 George Smith, painter 3 Hugh Allan, cabinetmaker 53 James Duncan, grocer „ Miss Stewart, lodgings 54 Thomas Howling, shipmaster 9 James Trail, wright, &c. „ John M'Pherson, do. 11 Miss Leslie ~ George Law, do. „ William Spark, bookseller _ James Cromar, do. 12 John Cruickshank, LL.D. 55 Alexander Brandy, spirit dealer 13 Hugh Allan, cabinetmaker, h. 56 W. Harvey, grocer <^~ ^ 14 Mrs. John Innes 57 John M'Lachlan, shipowner >. 15 Miss L. Gibb
„ George Walker, railway inspector „, Miss Smith
68 George Spark, grocer \ 1 59 James Davidson, shoemaker ROSEMOUNT PLACE, 60 Mrs. Flett, vintner From Rosemount to View Place. 61 John Milne, mill of Inverury „ David Talbot, shipmaster „ Miss Warrack, dressmaker ROSEMOUNT TERRACE. 62 Mrs. Gavin 3 Geo. Skene, woollen manufacturer 63 John Lyon, shipmaster 5 Mrs. Smith George „ Russell, tinsmith 6 Archibald Watson, cashier, Broad- 64 Charles Gibbon, innkeeper ford Works 65 Abdn. Leith, Clyde Shipping Co. & 7 James Blackhall (J. B. and Co.) 9 Thomas Hodge RELIEF-CHURCH COURT, „ William Shepherd, confectioner
42, St. Andrew Street. ROSS'S COURT. RENNY'S WYND, 22, Schoolhill. From Green to Trinity Street. Alexander Farquharson, stabler RETTIE'S COURT, 26, Broad Street, and 65 West North St. ROSS'S COURT,
James Robertson, hairdresser 11, Trinity Corner. Miss Cooper, straw-hat-maker M. Rettie & Sons, lamp manufactrs. ROSS'S COURT, Middleton Rettie (M. R. and Sons) 6, Upperkirkgate.
RIDDEL'S COURT, 1 James Grant and Son, cabinetmaker 3 Alex. Keith, jun. (Keith and Son) 40, Windmillbrae, 4 Alexander Keith and Son, painters RHIND'S COURT, ST. ANDKEW STREET, 64, Gallowgate. From Loch Street to Woolmanhill. James Clark, writingmaster Aberdeen Horse Bazaar ROBERTSON'S COURT, 3 James Duncan, provision merchant 5 Miss Hogg, teacher 143, Gallowgate. 6 William Duncan, house agent 7 Mrs. Ironside, register office James Badenoch, yr., hairdresser, h 9 James Berry, turner 12 John Ewen, do. WINLAW'S COURT, 14 William Williams, grocer 107, Gallowgate, and Loch Street. Daniel lodgings 72, 17 Mrs. Thomson / 222 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
23 William Diack, provision merchant 28 William Connon, carpenter 24 David Milne, merchant 30 Wm. Duthie, shipowner, &c. „ Douglas E. Milne, 32 Duncan Walker, shipmaster „ Mrs. David Milne, midwife 40 Mrs. Robertson, midwife 28 George Harrison (of H. and S.) 38 James Leslie, shipmaster 30 Mrs. Irvine, lodgings 53 Andrew Anderson, do. „ John Middleton, cabinetmaker „ William MCullan, boatman 32 Alex. Merchant, house carpenter 56 William Dick, overseer 3/ Alexander Fyfe, mason „ Alex. Pittendrigh, wright and funeral „ Glassite's Chapel waiter 39 Mrs. Barkaway, vintner 42 Charles Logan, provision seller ST. MARY'S PLACE, 44 William Lunan From Crown Terrace to Crown Street. 45 James Wight, grocer
49 Miss E. Dallachy, dressmaker 1 John Morrison 51 W. Brown, fishing-tackle-maker „ Alex. Anderson, jun., shipmaster „ Mrs. Gray, milliner 2 Mrs. Breehin, lodgings 67 Mrs. Aiken, lodgings 3 William Henderson, painter „ William Murray, tailor „ John Nicol, merchant tailor 78 Alexander Lamb, plumber 4 John Dunn, late merchant 82 Miss Duguid „ Mrs. Machray 84 Geo. 8impson, grocer 6 Mrs. Bruce, lodgings 85 George Stott, shoemaker 7 James Smith, house carpenter 89 James Ross 9 John Robertson, writer 18 James Bryce, advocate, Ji. ST. CATHERINE'S WYND, „ Mrs. John Bryce From Union Street to Netherkirkgate. ST. NICHOLAS STREET, 2 Aberdeen News Rooms From Union Street to George Street. „ David Troup, coach-guard „, Johnston and Laird, tailors Mrs. Philip, lodgings „ Isaac Mathieson, silk mercer, &c. Mrs. Yule, lodgings „ Mrs. Scott Daniel Macandrew, builder „ Miss Scott, dressmaker Wm. Rattray, manufacturing chemist 4 George Collie and Co., drapers W. and J. Coubrough, tea dealers 6 George Ross, tailor John H. Stephen, engraver John Duncan, goldsmith, h. ST. CATHERINE'S COURT, James Allan, grocer, &c. Miss Rainnie, dressmaker 16, Shiprow. Mrs. M'Hardy, milliner Robert Forbes, shore-porter Miss Smith, do. P. A. Skinner, candlemaker Chas. Cumming, St. Nicholas Hotel Mrs. Mitchell, pattern printing esta- ST. CLEMENT STREET, blishment George Yeats, artist Building Yard From Garvock Street to William Mortimer, hosier, &c. Robert Donald, brushmaker, h. 1 Miss Maitland Nicol, merchant tailor 2 William Buck, shoemaker John brushmaker 3 Peter Riddel (Harbour Office) Robert Donald, midwife „ Mrs. Captain Anderson Mrs. Jamieson, M'Kay, milliner 4 Robert Donald, shipmaster Mrs. „ James Mollison, grocer Wm. Ross, auctioneer, &c. _ John Walker, shipmaster Wm. Stevenson, bookssller wigmaker, &c. 6 Andrew Cameron, founder Geo. Symon, Arthur, milliner 8 Alexander Russell, shoemaker Mrs. Mathieson, dressmaker 10 Do. do. Mrs. Thos. Duncan & Son, cork manufacs. 12 James Tulloch, do. „ William Tulloch, clerk Charles Winchester, advocate Fyfe, brushmaker 14 Charles Reid, shipmaster John _ James Tulloch, do. Mrs. Robert Mitchell, milliner Proctor, baker 20 George Young, ropemaker F. 1
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25 Miss Page, milliner ST. PAUL STREET. 26 John andJames Martin., fleshers From Gallowgate to Loch Street. „ Mrs. William Paterson 28 G. and R. King, booksellers, &c. Robert Mortimer, iron merchant 29 Wm. Mackie, watchmaker, &c. 21 Charles M'Combie, cooper 30 Alexander Henderson, advocate 31 Alexander Crow, ironmonger SCHOOLHILL. 32 Alexander Henderson, advocate From Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill. „ John Sutherland, druggist 33 John Barnett, cabinetmaker, &c. 2 George M. Mitchell 34 John Sutherland, druggist 3 John Garioch, hairdresser 35 John Christie, grocer, h. 4 Mrs. L. Gordon „ Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings 5 Mrs. Diack, lodgings „ John Barnett, cabinetmaker 6 Geo. M'Combie, spirit dealer 36 Alex. Murdoch, bookseller 8 Peter Green, horse-shoer 37 Miss Bain, stoneware merchant „ William Donald, inn and lodgings 38 Charles Panton, bookseller 9 John M'Leod and Co., watchmnkers 39 Robert Beveridge, manufacturer 10 Rev. James Paull
41 Misses Duncan, dressmakers «. James Paull, writer „ Mrs. Still, lodgings „ William Steel, clerk
42 James Sherriffs, Union Inn 1 Roger Milne 43 James Scott, shoemaker „ William Milne 45 George Singer, baker „ Miss C. Milne, fancy knitter, &c. 47 Do. do. 12 William Brown, furniture dealer 49 James Anderson, slater 14 Mrs. Robertson, midwife 50 Alexander Cromar, Police Office 15 James Kerr, painter ^ Wm. Duncan, Police Office 16 John Mearns, watchmaker „ John Milne, clerk, do. 19 Alexander M'Lean, confectioner „ Jas Minty, inspector of police, &c. 24 Miss Duncan, teacher „ Police Writing Chambers „ Rev. James Duncan 51 George Davidson, grocer, &c. „ Mrs. James Duncan 52 George Porter, shoemaker 25 Wm. Walker, umbrella maker 53 Peter Macaldowie, brushmaker „ John Melvin, musician 54 Sir Michael Bruce, Bart. „ Peter Ross & Sons 55 John Bruce, jun., baker 28 William Stuart, ^loemaker 56 Bvebner and Grant, general merchts 30 John Urquhart, druggist 57 Alex. C. Clark, pastry baker, &c. 33 Geo. Garden, baker 58 Alexander Scott, shoemaker 33 Do. do. _ George Forbes, grocer 32 John and Robert Urquhart, whole- 60 John Kynoch, teller (N. S. Bank) sale tea dealers, &e.
.. Geo. Sinclair, teller (Abdn. Bank) 34 Robert Wilson, bookseller ^ Mrs. Thos. Cruickshank, lodgings 35 William Walker, umbrella maker 61 Lachlan M'Kinnon, jun.,advo., &c. 36 Mrs. More, of Raeden „ John Paterson, surgeon 36 Rev. David Milne _ Robert Dyce, advocate 38 James Craig and Co., saddlers, &c. „ L. MKinnon.jnn, advocate 39 James Stewart, stoneware dealer 62 Alex. Masson, grocer, &c. 11 Mrs. John Muil, baker 63 James Morrice, draper 44 Alexander Fraser, surgeon 65 John Urquhart, druggist 45 Alex. Ogg, land surveyor 46 Robert Brown, jun., (Farquharson ST. NICHOLAS LANE, and Co.), h. 47 Mrs. Longmuir From St. Nicholas Street to Correction „ Miss Longmuir, ladies' school Wynd. 48 James Murray, advocate
2 Chas. Cumming, St. Nicholas Hotel „ Murray and Garden, advocates 3 Robert Crombie 49 James Henderson, writer „ David Gill (of Gill and Smith) „ William Henderson, M.D. 8 John Thomson, auctioneer 50 James Murray, Advocate 9 Mrs. William Ledingham 51 James M'Laren, collector of excise „ Mrs. Dr. Moir „ William M'Laren, M.D. 22 Alexander Duff, tailor 53 Miss Dingwall Fordyce 1
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55 James Torry, surgeon 20 John Nicol, merchant „ Robert Fletcher, sharebroker 21 Alexander Cormack, grocer, h. „ Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings „ Elmsly Whitecross, lodgings „ James Trotter (Commercial Bank) „ William Cormack, grocer, h. 62 William Begg, baker 22 Peter Cantly, shore porter, h. 64 Geo. Clark, tailor „. Miss Campbell, dressmaker 6G Misses Shepherd 27 Geo. Glegg and Sons, confectioners „ John Watt, advocate, &c. 28 Alexander Collie, slater 68 John King, spirit dealer ™ George Nicol (A. Cowie and Co.) 31 Mrs. Smith SALTER'S COURT, „ Alex. Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) 33 Alexander Cormack, grocer 50, Lochside. 34 Henry Smith 35 Miss Law Mrs. Thomson, lodgings 37 Robert Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) 46 Mrs. James SCOTT'S COURT, Bothwell 52 John Stewart, teacher 25, Quay. 63 John Levie, merchant 55 William Cromar, clerk SHARP'S COURT. 58 James Grant, shipmaster „ David Gray, grocer 78, Loch Street. „ John Law, baker 59 Miss Barron, teacher SHAW'S COURT. 60 John Law, baker 62 Robert Collie, 90. Gallowgate. hairdresser 63 Alexander Gossip, mealseller Female School of Industry 64 John Wilson, grain merchant Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms „ James Sinclair, shoemaker 66 Do. do. SHEWAN'S COURT, 67 James Lyell, grocer 78 Mrs. Jennison, fishmonger 119, Gallowgate. 81 Mrs. Henry, midwife „ Mrs. Melvin, staymaker 1 Mrs. Collie, midwife 82 Mrs. M'Kay, dealer in Mrs. John Shewan clothes 84 William Caie, shore porter * 86 Henry Taylor, spirit dealer SHIPROW, 90 David Robb, (of D. and Co.) From Union Street to Trinity Corner. „. Robert Howat, coach guard „ James Reid, coach-office messenger 2 Miss Davidson, china merchant 92 Mrs. Alexander Hay, grocer 3 William Catto, tailor ~ Alexander Strachan, spirit dealer SHOE 6 William French, baker LANE, 7 Do. do. From North Street to Queen Street. _ David Souter, grocer 9 Alex. Lamont, stoneware merchant 5 John Smith and Co., iron merchants 10 George Moir, tailor 6 John Stephen, plumber, &c.
1 Alexander Aiken, shore-porter 7 James Pyper, post-horse master, &c. 12 Alexander Simpson 13 Alexander Beattie, hairdresser SHOREBRAE, 14 George Smith, spirit dealer 16 William Buchan, slater From Shiprow to Quay.
-. John Troup, blacksmith 2 Alex. Gordon, 18 Archibald Clark, shore porter cabinetmaker, &c. 3 Robt. Sangster, „ George Robb, do. jun., flesher Alexander Watt, „ Alexander Murray, do. „ writer 4 W. Duncan, treasurer, _ William Moir, do. &c, police, h. _ Robert Lamb, do. „ George Wilson, do. SHORE LANE, „ John Wilson, do. 18i James Law, spirit merchant From Quay to Virginia Street. STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 225
SHUTTLE LANE, 16 Cesar Altria, optician 17 David Lumsden, grocer ' - Park Street. From East North Street to 22 William Dustan, cartwright 28 Mrs. Reith, lodgings 1 George Brown, mealseller, h. 29 Alexander Reid 2 John Francis, machine maker Craig, teacher 10 Alexander Anderson, gardener „ Edward William Dustan, cartwright, h. 14 Miss Stott, teacher „ „ Mrs. Oswald SHUTTLE STREET, 30 James Pittendrich, wright 32 Mrs. Westland From St. Andrew Street to John Street. 33 Mrs. Edwards, midwife 34 William Balfour, traveller, Richards 4 James Forbes, gardener and Co. SILVER STREET, 38 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor „ Mrs Ure From Golden Square to Skene Terrace. 44 Andrew Gage 46 Mrs. Harvey 9 Misses Bicknell, boarding and day 48 James Crane, rural police school 52 Alexander Aiken, shoemaker 11 Chas. Grainger, advo. (of S. and G.) 58 Mrs. Alexander Anderson, grocer «. Mrs. Grainger 60 Do. do. 13 Dr. Macrobin „ William Adam, jun., advocate 14 Mrs. A. Duff, teacher „ Francis Rae, cartwright 15 William Leslie, surgeon 76 William Fiddes, manufacturer 16 R. H. Baker, professor of music 80 Robert Henderson, shoemaker 18 David Munro, advocate 82 George Duthie, slater ~ Mrs. Munro, late of Huntly 84 William Brebner 19 Rev. William Primrose 85 George Walker, shoemaker 20 Mrs. Robert King, dressmaker 87 Jas. Mitchell, pianoforte-tuner, &c. „ Mrs. Norrie Charles Joss, tailor „ George Gordon, (Gas Light Co.) 91 94 Wm. Buyers (Jas. Buyers and Co.) „ Charles Gordon, (N. of S. Bank) William Buyers (Begg and Buyers) „ Miss Anderson, dressmaker „, 95 James Connon, turner, &c. 21 Mrs. Cromar 95 James Joss, wright „ Miss Gauld 100 William Smith, blacksmith „ Arthur King, printer 103 Charles Taylor, wright 22 Geo, B. M'Bean, M.D., professor 105 John Elrick, grocer 24 Miss Fraser 107 Andrew Ronald, shoemaker 26 Miss E. Forbes of Ladysford 108 Miss Stephen, dressmaker 28 William Reid (N. S. Bank) 111 William Simpson, beadle, &c. „ Mrs. George Reid, sen. „ Francis Wilson, grocer 30 Mrs. M'Farlane, late of Crathie 113 William Smith, blacksmith 114 Edward Hutton, hairdresser SIM'S SQUARE, 117 James Christie, spirit dealer From Blackfriars Street to John Street. 120 Robert Petrie, shoemaker 122 Samuel Law, shoemaker SIM'S COURT, 135 Robert Meston, merchant 13S John Davidson, writer 89, Shiprow. 139 Miss Proctor 10 William Cameron, shoemaker _ Rev. William L. Mitchell 13 Mrs. Cruickshank 141 James T. Mackay (of J. T. Mackay and Co.) SKENE STREET, 143 Mrs. George Angus 161 Geo. Cardno (of Smith and Cardno) From Black's Buildings to Skene Place.
4 William Hogg, spirit dealer SKENE PLACE, 7 James Berry (W. and J. Berry) From Skene Street to Cherryvale. „ W. Berry (Ditto) 12 John Smith, shoemaker 1 George King, bookseller 14 Cesar Altria, optician, h. „ Mrs. Moir 15 Miss Garden, dressmaker 2 John Smith (late of Rotterdam) 226 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
3 Mrs. Captain Clyne SMITH'S COURT, „ Norval Clyne, advocate 4 Mrs. John Thorn 16, Netherkiikgate. 5 Misses Baxter — Mrs. Captain John Smith SMITH'S (J.) COURT,
113, Gallowgate. SIMPSON'S COURT, SMITH'S COURT, 139, Gallowgate, and 96, Loch Street. 49, Gallowgate. SKENE SQUARE, Alexander Brown From Steps of Gilcomston to Caroline Mis. James Catto, lodgings Place. SMITH'S COURT, 3 Alex. Smith, wright 22 Wm. Laurie, bookbinder, &e. 21, Castle Street. _ Walter Oliphant (P. and G. Brown) 23 Alexander Forsyth SOUTH CONSTITUTION STREET, „ Morrice Forsyth, excise officer From Park Street to Constitution St. ~ Wm. Forsyth, sub-editor ( HeraldJ 24 Jn.Ogilvie, LLC, teacher (E.G. H.) SOUTH SILVER STREET,
SKENE TERRACE, From Union Street to Golden Square.
From Skene Street to Summer Street. 1 Wm. Aiken, hairdresser, &c. 2 Mary Ann Skene 1 David Lumsden, grocer „ Mrs. Smith 4 William Webster, baker „ Misses Smith, milliners 6 Do. do. 3 David Grant, shoemaker 7 Wm. Murray (J. Duguid and Co.) 6 Kenneth Watt, shoemaker — George Anderson, mason 7 Robert M'Donald, tailor 9 Charles Smith, tailor 14 Mrs. John Stirling SPA STREET, 15 John Forbes, late wood merchant 17 Mrs. John Carter From Denburn to Woolmanhill. 19 James H. Wilson ( N. of S. GazetteJ 20 James Duncan, vintner 12 Misses Wilson, dressmakers 26 Rev. John Aitken 30 James Ferrier, gardener Miss 28 Wm. Henderson, jun. „ Ferrier, dressmaker John M'Kay, tailor 30 Robert Mortimer, iron merchant „ 32 Mrs. Jn. Thomson, teacher of music 34 Mrs. John Robertson SPENCE'S COURT, 36 Mrs. M'Bean, late of Alves 106, John Street. 38 Mrs. Browning 40 John D. Milne, sen. and jun., advs. SPRINGBANK TERRACE, 42 Mrs. Charles Ross 44 Andrew Murray, advocate From South Crown Street to foot of 16 Misses Leith, of Freefield Bon-Accord Terrace. 48 James Edmond, advocate 50 Miss Lumsden SPRING GARDEN, 52 Mrs. Parker From George Street to Wyndy Wynd.
SKENE ROW, Mrs. Dingwall 20 William M'Kinnon and Co., iron From Skene Place to Hardwierd. merchants, &c. 3 James Moir, surgeon 81 John Henderson, fishing-tackle- 5 Do. do. maker, &c. 9 Alex. Urquhart, road contractor 83 James M'William and Co., comb ma- 15 Mrs. G. Gibson nufacturers — Rev. Charles Skene „ Mrs. Russel, midwife „ Miss Russel, dressmaker 1
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85 Miss Gordon, dressmaker 5 William Nelson, b >atbuilder „ Miss Dempster, milliner ~. Geo. Calder, spirit dealer ~ Robert Gordon, wright STRONACH'S CLOSE, ~ Wm. Boaden, shipmaster Exchequer Row. 21 James Duncan late tidewater 33 Mr3. M'Leod, grocer 1 Charles Morrison, shore porter 35 Do. do. 39 John Roy, gardener SUGARHOUSE LANE, SUTHERLAND'S COURT, From Quay to Virginia Street. 20, James Street. 8 Alex. Allan, shipmaster 9$ Francis Montgomery, shipowner SUTHERLAND'S COURT, 10 Alexander Montgomery 126, Gallowgate. 13 Alex. M'Pherson shipmaster 14 Angus Ross, cooper Mrs. Sutherland Alex. Christie, shipmaster Miss Scorgie, lodgings
SUMMER STREET, SUTHERLAND'S COURT,
From Union Place to Skene Street. 78, Shiprow. Christian Abel, poultry 4 James Eraser, jun., grocer, &c. shop 7 William Ewen, builder 10 James Garvie, do. THEATRE LANE, 12 Do. do. From Quay to Virginia Street. 18 David Davidson, cabinetmaker 21 Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings THISTLE PLACE. ~ Rev. J. B. Ritchie „ Miss Emslie 1 Richard Connon, (R. C. & Co.) 24 Wm. Keith, slater „ P. Thomson, traveller (C. B. & Co.)
26 Alex. Speid 2 J. Shirres (of J. S & Co .) „ William Speid, advocate „. Mrs. Urquhart (late Tillydaff) 28 Mrs. Cruickshank, sick nurse „ Jas. Ross, builder (of M. and R.) THISTLE STREET, 30 Robert Greig, builder From Chapel Street to Rose Street. „ Miss Lyon, dressmaker 32 Mrs. Erskine 2 Joseph J. Massie, teacher „ James Laing. overseer 3 David Grant, shoemaker 33 Mrs, M'Kenzie 4 Mrs. William Cowie 37 J. O. Haig 8 Miss Barker 39 Mrs. Munro, lodgings 10 Alexander Gibson, wright 44 James Middleton, grocer 14 Miss Milne, dressmaker 46 Do. do. „ Mrs. Thomson, midwife 48 Brebner and Ogilvie, cabinetmakers 40 Alexander Rhind „ Mrs. Donald, lodgings « Alexander Johnston, builder „ Mrs. Rae, lodgings „ George Lillie, teacher THOMSON'S COURT, „ Alex. Ogilvie, upholsterer 69, West North Street. 49 David Duff, wright 50 Thomas Sang, shoemaker THOMSON'S COURT 51 James Collie, mason 54 William Middleton, cabinetmaker 61, Broad Street. 58 James Esson, gardener 61 George Walker, shoemaker THOMSON'S COURT, „ Miss Walker, teacher 21, Quay.
SUMMER LANE, THORNTON PLACE,
From Garvock's Wynd to Fish Street. 37, Guestrow, and 4, Flourmill Lane.
1 William Smith, hairdresser 8 Alexander Hay, japsnner 1
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9 James Reid, wright Robert Burnett 10 Alexander Hay, japanner Mrs. William Christal, lodgings 1 John Calder Alexander Troup, merchant tailor John Duncan, tobacconist to her TRINITY STREET, Majesty From Denburn to Trinity Lane. Philip and Cooper, clothiers Isaac Mathieson, silk mercer, &c. 2 Benjamin Esson, millwright Samuel Martin, hat manufacturer ~ Andrew Ross, spirit-dealer Mrs. Robert Milne, staymaker, &c. 4 Mrs. George Pye Thomas Wright, wood merchant 18 Mrs. Barron, register office, &c. Lewis Grassie, writer „ John M'Kay, shoemaker Daniel Gray, tea merchant, &c. 20 Thomas M'Guffie, letter-carrier David Mitchell, advocate 24 James Donaldson, spirit-dealer John Allan, do. Geo. Booth and Son, watchmakers TRINITY CORNER, Mrs. J. Clark, lodgings From Shiprow to Maltmill Bridge. Miss Clark, do. Gordon Gilchrist (G. & Son) 10 Robert M'Kinlay, grocer Alfred Gilchrist (G. & Son) Patrick Collie, clothier TRINITY LANE, George Jamieson, grocer, &c. From Trinity Corner to Trinity Street. James Blackhall and Co., drapers James Forbes and Sons, wholesale TRINITY QUAY, clothiers, &c. P. and G. Brown, auctioneers From Poynernook to Regent Quay. Finlason and Ord Alexander Russel, clothier, &c. 1 Alexander Craik, merchant William Spark, 2 Alexander Hector, salmon merchant bookseller 3 Arbuthnot and M'Combie, paper George Reid and Sons, chemists, &c. manufacturers Gall and Bird, clothiers, &c. „ John Marshall, clerk Henry Cooper and Co., drapers James Roy, jun. nurseryman, &c. „ Robt. Scott, manager (A. and M'C .) 9 George Cowieson, vintner John Roy, do. William Shepherd, confectioner 11 John Hall, spirit dealer Lewis Smith, bookseller TYTLER'S COURT, 53, Pratt and Keith, silk mercers William Walker, grocer, &c. 69, Green. North of Scot. Equitable Loan Co. Hugh Macswein, manr. N. S.E.L.C. UNION STREET, John Drummond, bootmaker, &c. John D. Milne, sen. & jun. advocates From Castle Street to Union Place. Miss Robertson 6 James Anderson, clothier, &c, James Wright, writer 8 Samuel Maclean, bookseller William Mitchell, bookseller, &c. 10 M. C. Bennett, hatter Thomas Meston, teacher (Academy) 12 James Fraser, tailor, &c. Mrs. Prey, lodgings 14 Alexander Yule, general ironmonger William Fraser, grocer, &c. 16 William Clark, ironmonger William Lumsden, merchant 18 James Badenoch, sen., clothier Robert M'William, confectioner 20 Alexander Steele and Co., hatters George Miller, tobacconist 22 Daniel Gray, tea merchant, &c. David Robertson, Royal Hotel 23 John Falconer and Co., habrdshrs William Healy, shoemaker 24 H. Fraser, clothier, &c. Walter Gray, silk mercer 25 James Mollison, Union Hotel Miss Gordon, dressmaker „ J. Shirres and Co., clothiers Mrs. Alexander Gordon, lodgings 26 Thom and Thompson, hat and cap Miss Wilson, lodgings makers Mrs. Webster, lodgings 27 London Hat Company Robert Anderson, shipowner 28 William Russel, confectioner Edmund Forrest, of Post Office 29 John Davidson and Co., painters John Brown (gentleman's drapery „ Mrs. Boyle, lodgings establishment) A STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 229
64 Mrs. John Cattanach, lodgings 103 Murray and M'Combie, advocates „. Patrick Cooper, writer „, Anthony Cruickshank, hosier, h. 65 Mail and General Coach Office William Speid, advocate, &c. „, I. Machray & Co., mail contractors „ Skinner and Ross, advocates 66 James Anderson, jun., grocer 104 Charles Fyfe, house agent, &c. 67 Alexander Taylor, woollen draper „ Fyfe and Co., tobacconists, &c. 68 Thomas Thomson, gunmaker 105 Cruickshank and Co., hosiers, &c. 69 John Brown (gentleman's drapery 106 County Fire Office, &c. (William establishment, &c.) Smith, jun.) 70 Charles Playfair, gunmaker Wm. Smith, jun. tea merchant, &c. 72, 74, 76, Angus Fraser, grocer, &c. 107 and 109, George Jamieson, jeweller 75 Adam and Anderson, advocates 111 David Wyllie and Son, booksellers
„, Alexander Anderson, advocate to her Majesty
.. George Cruickshank, hosier 115 Alexander Stuart, writing master „ Miss Milne „ William Ramage, architect 77 A. Brown and Co., booksellers „ Writing Academy, C. M'Conacbie
78 James M'Donald, goldsmith .v, William M'Leish, teacher
79 Stamp Office ,», Jas. Asher, commission mercht., &c. 80 Gill and Smith, watchmakers, &c. „ William Duthie, advocate 81 Archd. Meston, silk mercer „ James Fraser and Son, boot and 82 Samuel Johnston, merchant tailor shoemakers 83 Mrs, Dr. Gordon, lodgings „ Alexander Simpson, advocate „ Miss Gordon, dressmaker „ Wm. Stevenson, commission mert. „ Miss M'Kenzie, of Ord 117 James Lumsden and Co., clothiers „ Miss Ross, lodgings 119 Morison and Gray, silk mercers, &c. 84 Miss Farquharson 121 Walter Gray, silk, shawl, and bon- „ Charles Playfair, gunmaker net rooms 85 M'Kenzie, and Co., woollen drapers „ James Sherer 86 James Duffus, confectioner Advocates' Hall and Library 87 George Yeats, silk mercer 122 J. Allan & Co., cabinetmakers, &c. 89 Alex. Stables, jun., accot., Abd. Fire 123 White and Hutcheon, shawl mer- and Life Assurance Co. chants, &c. „ Charles F. Griffith „ Wm. Hutcheon (of W. and H.) „ Abd. Fire and Life Assurance Co., 123^ Alexander Yeats, accountant C. F. Griffith „ Aberdeen Deposit Assurance Co., 90 John Green A. Yeats „ Do. cashier, City of Glas. B. „ Geo. Lyall, town-serj,eant „ John Bramwell. sec, &c, Town and ^ Mrs. Lyall, dressmaker
County Bank .*, J. A. Millar, advocate „, Mrs. William Wilson „. Arthur Farquhar, land surveyor „ Miss Philip, dressmaker Miss Smith, teacher of music 91 Wm. Littlejohn, cashier, Town and 124 James Williams, furrier County Bank „ John Lyell, gunmaker, &c. 92 William Duncan, optician, &c. „, Mrs. William Knox, lodgings
94 Benj. Eeid and Co., seedsmen, &c. .v, Miss M'Combie, lodgings 95 John and James Lumsden, merchts. 125 George Unitt, furrier 96 Mrs. Smith, of Glenmillan „ Mrs. Unitt, milliner „ Smith and Cochran, advocates 126 Charles Cattanach, clothier „ Robert Smith, advocate (S. and C.) 127 James Williams, furrier „ Old Machar Poor Assesement Col- 129 Walter Stewart, silk mercer lector's Office „ Alex. Smith, land surveyor „ F. J. Cochran, advocate 130 Jn. and Geo. Paterson, shoemakers 97 Robert Shand (Jopp and Shand) „ Mrs. James Melvin, lodgings _ Alexander Gerrard, teacher „, Miss Williamson, lodgings „ Miss Gerrard, dressmaker, &c. 131 Farquharson and Co., merchants „ David Lyall (G. L. and Co.) 1311 David Davidson, cabinetmakers, &c. „. George Lyall, (do.) 132 Misses Greig, milliners 98 & 100 James Laing, ironmonger, &c. „ Edward Ranson, china merchant 99 George Lyall and Co., silk mercers 133 Alexander Hay, draper 101 George Pegler, fruiterer 135 David Walker, hairdresser, &c. 102 Misses Rennie, lodgings 136 John Ford, china merchant 230 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
137 Mrs Joseph Wood, lodgings 211 John Cadenhead, M.D. Miss Foote 213 John Rust, wood merchant H. Ambrose Smith, accountant, N, 214 Alexander Harvey, M.D. of Scotland Assurance Co. 216 West-end Academy Miss Smith 218 John Marr, pianoforte saloon David M'Intosh, M.D. 220 John Smith, jun. advocate (B. & S.> 138 Aberdeen Hotel, Wm. M'Gregor 224 Patrick Bannerman 139 Jas. Saint, jun., silk mercer, &c. 233 D. R Morrice, advocate 141 Peter Williamson, druggist „ Mrs. Robert Morrice 143 Do. do. 237 Alexander Davidson, advocate 145 Walter Stewart, silk mercer „ Duncan Davidson, of Tillychetly 146 Wm. J. Lumsden, of Balmedie 238 William Pirrie, M.D. 147 George Marquis, accountant 239 Benjamin Williamson, M.D. Chalmers and Farquhar, advocates 240 Mrs. Urquhart, of Craigston Geo. Sutherland, silk mercer 245 Blaikie & Smith, advocates 148 Misses Farquharson of Ballogie 257 John Blaikie, advocate 149 George Sutherland, silk mercer 249 Miss Irvine 150 Mrs. Colonel Lindsay 251 Mrs. W. Donald 151 Mrs. Gordon, sen., of Newton „ Miss Innes M. Rettie and Sons, silversmiths 252 Mrs. G. H. Boyd 152 Miss Brebner, of Lairney 253 David Blaikie (J. Blaikie & Sons) 153 James Catto, shoemaker 254 Mrs. Moir, of Park Marianus Massie, advocate 255 Henry Lumsden. of Auchindoir 155 J. Littlejohn, fancy worsted wareh. 257 Wm. Keith. M.D. 154 Patrick Pirie, jun., manufacturer 261 Wm. Hogarth, merchant 155 A. J. Lizars, M.D. 263 Mrs. Farquhar, of Johnston Lod 156 George Ogilvie, M.D. Mrs. Dr. Ogilvie UNION BUILDINGS. 157 Stephen and Catto. cabinetmakers From Castle Street to Shiprow. 158 Alex. Kilgour, M.D. 1 Milne, Low, Co., manufacs., & 159 Peter Beveridge, manufacturer & 2 Athenaeum News Rooms 160 John Shields, confectioner 5 David Cargill & Co. 161 Mrs. Nairne Simpson, blanket Mrs. Kenneth Stewart 7 John warehouse 11 Mrs. William Morison 162 Thos. Gordon, jun. (of T. and G. Gordon) „ Jas. Blake (Athenaeum News Rooms Morison (of and Robert A. Gray, teacher „ Alex. M. G.) Smith, merchant tailor Misses Massie, milliners and dress- 13 John makers 15 John Henderson, lithographer 19 Alex. Philip, haberdasher, &c. 163 Gifford and Mair, carvers and gilders 17, 19 James Harper, commission agent 164 Urquhart and Gordon, druggists „. Mrs. Harper, lodgings Alex. Gordon (of U. and G.) 21 Simpson and Whyte, woollen dra- 165 Geo. B. Bothwell, candle manuf., /*. pers, &c. 165 Mrs. Isabella Morice John Fraser, watchmaker 166 UNION PLACE, 167 James Murray, bootmaker bookbinder, &c, 169 William Laurie, From Union Street to Alford Place. 171 Thos. Baird, cabinetmaker, &c. 1 Farquhar Hadden, manufr. 175 Thos. & Geo. Gordon, grocers, &c. James David Forsyth 191 Geo. Glegg & Sons, confectioners 2 Mrs. advocate (Adam and 193 Miss More of Raeden 3 William Adam, Andrew Oldman, late merchant Anderson; 4 Misses Shand 195 William Milne & Son, grocers, &c. Thomas B. Gibson 5 Mrs. Adam Gray 6 James Fraser, jun., grocer, &c. 197 Receiving Post Office James Fraser & Co., grocers, &c. 7 Mrs. Stuart, of Laithers 8 James Keith, druggist 198 Robert Dyce, M.D. Mrs. George Watson 201 Coutts & Gauld. painters 9 Keith, druggist 202 Sir Charles Bannerman, Bart. 10 James „ Miss Georgina Bannerman 11 Mrs. Lindsay 209 Miss Brand 13 John Hall, merchant )
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Roderick Adam, baker 38 John Ragg Thomas Sangster, advocate „ Robert Findlay, clerk
Stephen Balfour, M.D. and surgeon 40 J. Brown, warden [ East Church), &c. James Abernethy, civil engineer ,, William Mackie, watchmaker R. R. Davidson, grocer „ James Ross, wright George Collie (G. C. and Co.) 42 John Colquhoun, h. Stephen Balfour, M.D. and surgn., h John Maitland, late merchant UNION ROW, Benjamin Reid (B. R. and Co. From Union Street to Summer Street. John Yeats (of Yeats & Flockhart) Sir William C. Seton, Bart. 7 Robert Ness, coach-builder Miss Cordiner 9 Miss Fraser of Fraserfield Mrs. Leslie, of Memsie 11 James Jamieson (J. Fraser & Co.) Alex. Low (M., L., and Co.) 12 Alex. Leslie, late of Jamaica George Rae, messenger-at-arms 13 Andrew Philips, cabinetmaker, &c, William Rae, writer 20 Andrew Thomson, late builder Nath. Farquhar, advocate (C. & F.) „ John C. Walker, clerk Alex. Adamson, cabinetmaker 22 James Davidson, plasterer William Adamson, writer „ James Trail, wright, &c. James Allan, of Midbelty „ Miss Wilson, dressmaker Mrs. Houston „ Mrs. Todd John Geddes, M.D. 24 Robert Middleton, builder Miss Drysdale „ Alex. Falconer (J. F. and Co.) John Duncan, advocate ^ George Falconer, (do.) Mrs. Captain William Mollison ^. William Keith, slater Mrs. Maxwell Gordon 26 Miss Watson, dressmaker William Thorn (A, & W. Thorn) 28 David Davidson, cabinetmaker, &c, h Miss Thom „. William Ross, officer of excise Wm. Brown, stamps and taxes 30 David Knox (Knox and Paterson) Mrs. Dr. Dairymple „ George Gordon 32 William Greig, builder UNION TERRACE, 36 Robert Fyfe, gardener 38 Rev. Andw. M'Douall (Free Church) From Union Bridge to Skene Terrace.
Clements Lumsden, advoeate UNION WYND, Mrs. Alex. Dalgarno From Union Row to Summer Street. Mrs. Ramsay, lodgings Edward Ranson, china merchant 1 Miss Stephen, day-school John Davidson, writer „ Wm. Stephen (Stephen and Catto) Mrs. Alex. Duthie 2 Stephen and Catto. cabinetmakers Robert Smith, surgeon 3 James Matthew, mason George Thomson, jun., merchant, „ Miss Matthew, dressmaker (W. S. & Co.) 5 William Anderson builder Rev. Sir William Dunbar, Bart. William Clark, ironmonger UNION LANE. Charles Chalmers, advocate 6 James Fraser, tailor, &e. Andrew Farqubarson, younger of Alexander Kiloh, lodgings Whitehouse „ „. Mrs. G. Rust, lodgings Peter Farquarson, advocate, White- 9 James Ingram, tailor house Mrs. Captain Robert Carmichael UPPERKIRKGATE, John Munro, inspector, of taxes Lieutenant William Anderson, super- From Broad Street to Schoolhill. intendent of Rural Police John Cook (Cook & Keith) 4 Leslie Clark, wholesale grocer, &c. Miss Gordon, dressmaker, &c. 5 John Moir, messenger-at-arms Thomas Gibson, shuttlemaker „ Mrs. Moir, register office Robert Gray, clerk, Post Office „ Mrs. Scott, lodgings Alexander Beverley, teacher 9 John Grant, grocer
Mrs. Bruce, lodgings 1 1 Wm. M'Combie, furniture dealer George Melvin, shoemaker 14 Thomas Jamieson, violin maker 232 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
15 John Murray, tobacconist, &c. 3 Alexander Barnett, shipmaster 16 Mrs. Duffus, confectioner ™ Charles M. Dark 19 J. Fowlie William Cook, tailor _ Miss Hay „ Miss Geddes, lodgings VIRGINIA STREET, 23 Peter Nicol, shoemaker 24 Farqubar and Gil), painters, &c. From Commerce Street to Weighbouse 25 Andrew Donald, late baker Square. 27 James Ledingham 1 John Johnston 28 Miss Cruiekshank, dressmaker 5 Cowie and Co., brewers 29 Mrs. William Wilkinson ~ Alexander Leslie, do. 30 James Leslie, clerk 13 Jas. Williams and Son, coopers, &e. 31 Alexander Rennie, painter „ Wm. Williams, commission agent 32 William Cassie, tailor «. John Wilkie, cooper Geo. & Wm. Eirie 32J „ Robert Williams, cooper 33 Alexander Barnett, beadle, &c. 14 John Christie, shipmaster „ Mrs. Barnett, stay-maker, &c. 16 Miss Leslie, milliner 34 & 36, W. Sinclair, wholesale druggist „ Joseph Reid, shoemaker 34j James Walker, bookseller 18 David Allan, shipmaster _ James Laing 20 George & W. Davidson, merchants, 37 George Morison, bootmaker „ Alexander Pearson, merchant 38 William Kussel, confectioner 21 Rev. Robert Blackwood 39 John E. Berry, writer 22 David Petty, shipmaster .« Thos. Berry, teacher and organist „ Miss Stephen, lodgings „ Alex. Turreff, draper (J. B. and Co.) 26 John Mollison, grocer 40 Mrs. A. Duncan, lodgings 30 William Phillips, shipmaster 41 John Booth, watchmaker, &c. 45 Alexander Donald, provision dealer 42 Robert Ferguson, silk-dyer 46 George Oldman, hairdresser 43 David Ogg, basketmaker 47 Peter Chalmers, spirit dealer 44 Mrs. James Gray, lodgings 50 Thomas Laurie, grocer „ Mrs. Rhind 51 John Smith, shipmaster 45 Alexander Rennie, painter „, Mrs. Robertson, midwife 46 Alexander Mennie, merchant 53 George Low, shipmaster 47 John Ogilvie, bookseller „ William Murray, do. 48 James and David Monro, shoemakers 55 Chas. Burgess, custom-house agent 49 George Davidson, grocer, &c, h. — Peter Milne, late shipmaster „ James Lamond 56 John Moir and Son, preservers of Mrs. William 50 Davidson fresh provisons James Burgess, umbrella-maker „ 57 Alexander Harper, grocer William Catto „ (Aberdeen Bank) 59 Herman Ganson, shipmaster Miss Catto, dressmaker „ 60 James Johnston mealseller William Reid, shoemaker „ 61 Alexander Harper, grocer 51 William Smith, wigmaker, &c. 62 Alexander Gellan, carpenter, &c. 52 William Reid, shoemaker „ Alexander Buyers, shipmaster „. Mrs. Gillan, dressmaker VICTORIA COURT, 64 James Abel, baker 66 Do. do. h 54, Castle Street. 68 and 70 George Saunders, grocer 69 Robert Eddie, brewer William Bain, manager, City of Glasgow Bank „ Alexander Taylor, shipmaster City of Glasgow Bank 71 John Johnston, grocer 79 George Forrest, carter George Cornwall, printer „ Alexander Levie, shipmaster VICTORIA PLACE, „ John M'Gregor, shipmaster 89 William Campbell, shipmaster From Albion Street to Wales Street, „ Andrew Ritchie, shipmaster thence to the Canal. WALES STREET, 1 Charles M. Dark From Park Street to the Canal. 3 George Chalmers, shipmaster «, Robert Kerr, do. 1 John Sharp, vintner 1
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2 Alexander Oldman, wright, &c. WATERLOO QUAY, 7 James Dick, grocer From Harbour entrance to Canal to 10 James Jamieson, plumber, &c. Building Yards. 12 Do. do. 14 Thomas Black, flesher 67 John Nieol 16 Mrs. Milne, do. 78 James Badenoch, hairdresser „ Alexander Oldman, funeral waiter 79 Andrew Robb, dealer in porter, &c. „ Mrs. George Harrow, vintner 80 John Duffus, ship chandler, &c. 18 Mrs. Spalding, do. 82 John Henderson, tavern 19 James Millar, flesher 21 Alex. Fullerton, spirit dealer WATT'S COURT, 24 William Knowles, flesher Virginia Street. „ George Ross, messenger 46, 25 Alexander Clark, clerk WEBSTER'S COURT, 26 William Collie, carter „ James Gray, flesher 19, East North Street. 27 Wm. Duncan, sen., flesher 29 John Brunton, shipmaster WEBSTER'S COURT, 31 Mrs. Milne Shiprow. „ Andrew Crane, shipmaster 72, Marr (Marr and Milne) „, George WEBSTER'S COURT, 33 Hugh Fraser, clerk 35 Alexander R. Dyer 29, Guestrow. „ Hugh Longmuir, shipmaster bootmaker „ John Longmuir, do. James M'Kay, „ Mrs. William Reid John Smith, merchant tailor 37 William Souter, clerk 40 James Middleton (W. and M.) WEIGH-HOUSE SQUARE, „ William Stuart, book-keeper Quay. 42 Peter Buyers, grocer, &c, h. 45 Mrs. James Reid 4 William Steel, spirit dealer 46 Williamson and Middleton, candle- 9 Mrs. Adams, vintner makers 10 Robert Brown, shore-porter 48 James Williamson of Beachhill 1 Robert Shand, spirit dealer 63 John Wishart 17 Begg and Buyers, distillers 68 George Wishart, flesher „, John Begg, spirit merchant, &c. „ William Wishart, do. WELL COURT,
WALES STREET (LITTLE), 14, Broad Street.
From Wales Street to Hanover Street. James Robb, stoneware merchant James Smith, horse-hirer 2 John Mitchell, tinsmith WELLINGTON PLACE, WALKER'S COURT, From Union Place to Southbridge. 30, Virginia Street. 1 Jas. Black (J. Black and Co.), h. 2 Mrs. Smith WALKER'S COURT, 3 Mrs. Yeats of Auquharney 4 James Stormont, baker 25, College Street. 6 Marianus Massie, advocate WALKER'S COURT, 8 Barbara Law, merchant
37, Shiprow. WELLINGTON STREET, WAPPING STREET, From Waterloo Quay to Links. 12 Alex. M'Donald, spirit dealer From Trinity Street to Lower Denburn. 14 Andrew Leslie, boilermaker WATER LANE, 16 Robert Alexander, shipmaster 18 Mrs. Nicol, vintner From Quay to Virginia Street. 26 Mrs. Sword, do. 1)2 234 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
28 Alexander Ross, clerk WOOLMANHILL, „ Edward Howling, shipmaster Schoolhill to Steps of 32 John Winton, tea and spirit dealer From Gilcomston. 45 Robert Grainger, shipmaster Aberdeen Infirmary 47 John Robertson, do. 8 John Menzies, leather cutter „ James Wishart (Hall and Son) 17 Miss E. Lurosden, broker 52 Alexander Forbes 20 James Emslie, dentist _. Andrew Brand, shipmaster „, John Philips, upholsterer Alexander 54 Hay, shipowner ~ Miss Robertson 55 Alexander Davidson, engineer 24 John Bulloch (J. Blaikie & Sons) James Cook, do. „ 27 Joseph Johnston Napier, „ Wm. lodgings „ Mrs. Jean Johnston 56 James Anderson, bloekmaker 28 John M'Kirdie, watchmaker Andrew Davidson, shipowner „ 29 Robt. Grant, stoneware merchant 30 Mrs. Reid, provision dealer WHITEHOUSE STREET, 32 William Morgan, hairdresser 34 Henry Jackson, druggist From Chapel Street to Skene Place. 35 Wm. Spark, tinsmith 38 Wm. Anderson, precentor, &c. 11 John Air, cartwright, &c. 39 Mrs. Jack, broker „ Miss Cormaek, dressmaker «, John Leslie, cotton manufacturer 15 Thomas B. Gibson, merchant 42 Jane Shields, confectioner 31 Misses Symmers 46 David Edward, beadle, &c. 37 John Fraser, watchmaker 48 and 49 John Clark, mealseller, &c. 38 Peter Crombie, jeweller, h. „ Christian Menzies, sick nurse 39 Alex. Black, clerk „ Mrs. William Willox „ Thomas Riddel, accountant ^ Mrs. Dalgarno, midwife 41 James Black, builder 51 Robert Rattray, M.D. 72 John Harris, grocer WINDMILLBRAE, 85 Mary Yeats, sick nurse 87 George Milne, grocer From Green to Crown Street. 89 Charles Smith, tailor 25 George Marr, grocer „ John Smith, shoemaker 43 George Brand, carter 91 George M'Donald, broker 54 John Brand, mealseller 93 Alex. Machray, dyer 46 Mrs. Brand 49 Arthur Law, grocer YEATS LANE, Janet 56 Coutts, provision seller From Canal Terrace to Summer Lane. 57 Wm. Bruce, spirit merchant 58 Alexander Coutts, turner 1 Alex. M'Pherson, baker „ William Coutts, shuttlemaker 2 Mrs. Adam 61 John M'Intosh, stoneware merchant ^, Daniel Mearns, shipmaster 66 George Ewen, turner 8 John Morgan, do. 72 J. Cruickshank, provision merchant «, George Cruickshank, coal-broker 73 Janet Fettes, poultry shop 9 George Mitchell, shipmaster 74 David Ross, (Gas Light Co.) „, John Stewart, shipmaster „ jGhn Simpson, yr., builder 79 Mrs. Murray, vintner YEATS COURT, 85 John Bell, cooper 32, Netherkirkgate.
WINDY WTND, John Watson, tailor James and David Young, teachers of From Gallowgate to Spring Garden. music
4 William Gibson, flesher YORK STREET. 10 Arthur Clark, grocer, &c.
21 Geo. Mutch, spirit dealer 1 Miss Watt, spirit dealer 23 John Palmer, spirit dealer 9 William Anderson 27 William Morison, umbrella maker ^ Thomas Bowman, blacksmith 30 James Hunter, builder 27 Donaldson Rose and Co., timber merchants STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &C. 235
27 William Rose (of D. Rose and Co.) YORK PLACE, 47 John Gordon, cooper &c, From Waterloo Quay to York Street. ~ James Macarthie, boatman, customs 25 Robert Johnston, merchant „ John Collie 27 John Vernon (of J. V. & Co.) ™ Lewis Fyfe, block maker „ John M'Kenzie, shipmaster 51 Mrs. Andrew Still, grocer „ John Duthie, jun„ ship-builder 52 John Leslie, grocer „, Walter Hood, do. 53 Robert Bowman, blacksmith 29 David Copland, merchant 54 James Anderson, do. 31 William Cormack, grocer „ John Skinner, boat-builder 55 James Connon, mealseller YOUNG STREET, 60 James Thane, boat-builder From Gallowgate to Loch Street. 109 John E. Frater, sailmaker „ Mrs. Peter Ligertwood 9 Alex. Cairney „ William Reid, ship-builder 13 Alex. Paul, provision shop „ Do. shipmaster 14 Alex. Milne, of Pittrichie, wholesale 111 A. M'Donald, spirit dealer grocer, &c. 113 James Craib, cooper 15 George Nicol, carter 115 James Nieolson (Hall & Sons) 18 Mrs. Duncan, lodgings „ James Wilson, late shipmaster 23 Miss M'Kay, bonnetmaker 119 William Hall (of A. Hall & Sons) 24 Joseph Wishart, organ-builder „ Alex. Hall, ship-builder „ John Allan, foreman (Blaikie & Son) 123 William Rattray, manufacturing „ James Crawford chemist 26 John Findlayson, provision shop 32 Wm. Taylor (of Kilgour and Taylor) OLD ABERDEEN.
Adam, John, gardener, 4 Chanonry Adams, William, tailor, 66 High-street
.—. —. Miss, 21 College-hounds Aiken, Mrs., lodgings, 15 College-bounds Airth, Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 26 Spittal Alexander, Mrs. Charles, Donbank-cottage Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 83 High-street
.—.~™ George, Brick-kilns Allen, George, 98 High-street „™ John, hairdresser, 102 High-street Anderson, Rev. Alexander, rector of gymnasium, 7 Chanonry Andrew, William, lodgings, 76 Spittal Angus, John, feuar, New Bridge of Don Annand, James (late of Jamaica), Kildare-cottage Arthur, James, blacksmith, King-street-road
Balllie, Mrs., dressmaker, 90 High-street Bannerman, Mrs. Dr., 8 Chanonry Barclay, Lydia Ann, 13 Spittal Barron, William, farmer, Mains of Seaton Begg, John, sub-janitor, King's College
„ . Mrs. Alexander, 98 High-street Blackie, J. S., professor of humanity, Marischal College, 113 High-street Brown, Mrs. Dr., 49 Don-street Buchan, Miss, of Auchmacoy, 16 Chanonry Burnett, Miss, of Kemnay, 70 High-street
Campbell, John, Donmouth-cottage Roderick, vintner, Seaton-road _ Mrs., 81 Spittal Chambers, Thomas, feuar, Firhillwell-lane Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, 90 High-st. William, painter and glazier, 86 High-street Chisholm, Alexander, 89 High-street Clapperton, Mrs. Dr., 64 Spittal Clark, Alexander, sexton, St. Peter's Cemetery, h. Lodge „ James, Cooper, Don-street street . Mrs. Geo., baker, 79 High- Connon, Alexander, lodgings, 29 College-bounds Robert, gardener, Brick-kilns Cooper, Geo., saddler, 16 College-bounds Cormack, Geo., portrait and miniature-painter, 29 College-bounds OLD ABERDEEN. 237
Cowbro, Thomas, excise officer, 5 High-street Cowie, John, teacher (Parochial School), 5 New-street Cromar, Mrs. David, feuar, 89 Spittal Cruickshank, John, manufacturer, 23 College-bounds
Dalgarno, Alexander, 88 High-street Daun, Robert, M. D., deputy-inspector general of hospitals—The Priory, 16 Chanonry Dawson, John G., writer, 14 College-bounds Deans, William, manufacturer and keeper of the trades' mortcloths, 50 Spittal Downie, Charles, carter and Old Aberdeen carrier, 30 High-street Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, Churchgate Duncan, John, flesher, 19 Spittal Mrs. John, 20 Spittal Dunn, Joseph, brewer, h. 25 High-street Durry, James, lodgings, 15 College-bounds
Edmond, John, 22 College-bounds Elrick, Joseph, Seaton-gate Ewen, Mrs., lodgings, 58 Spittal
Falconer, Alexander, assistant session-clerk, and teacher of the Grammar School, h. Orchard-house Ferguson, George, A.M., Professor of Humanity, King's Cullege, 11 College-bounds Fiddes, George, currier, 41, h. 42 High-street Findlay, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College-bounds Forbes, Colonel Arthur, 10 Chanonry
. Rev. John, session-clerk and rector of Grammar School, h. Rose-cottage Fraser, George, 80 Spittal William, grain merchant, Lady-mill, King-street-road Fyfe, Andrew, M.D., professor of chemistry, King's College, h. 34 College-bounds Thomas, road contractor, Bridge of Don
Gall, Mrs., lodgings, 19 College-bounds Gerrard, Misses, 6 Chanonry Gibb, William, boot and shoemaker, 9 College-bounds Mrs., midwife, 9 College-bounds Gill, Mrs., lodgings, 60 Spittal Gordon, James, M.D., 10 High -street Grant, Alexander, farmer, 74 High-street
~~—. Duncan, lodgings, 97 Spittal — James, lodgings, 6 College-bounds Robert, farmer, 67 High-street Gray, Mrs., feuar, lodgings, 63 Spittal Mrs., feuar, 68 Spittal Green, James, vintner, Red Lion, Spittal Grub, G., boot and shoemaker, 13 College bounds 238 OLD ABERDEEN.
Hay, Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton-house Mrs. vintner, Love-lane, Spittal Hector, Mrs., lodgings, 79 Spittal Henderson, Mrs., lodgings, 8 High-street Hutcheson, James, Don-street Button, Mrs. Charles, 1 Love-lane, Spittal
Irvine, Francis, M.D., h. 28 High-street
Jack, Wm., D.D., principal of King's College, h. 37 College-bounds Jaffray, James, vintner, Seaton-gate Miss, 48 Don-Street Jamieson, William, shoemaker, h. College-lane Johnston, John, grocer, 25 Spittal ™ John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at Donview John, steward, 15 Spittal Mrs., lodgings, 89 Spittal
—. — Miss, dressmaker, 25 Spittal Miss Jane, lodgings, 96 Spittal
Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57 Spittal Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don mills Kemp, James, manufacturer, 20 Don-street Kennedy, Samuel, Don-tavern, New Bridge of Don Kynoch, Ninian, grocer, spirit dealer, and clerk to St. Peter's Cemetery, 64 Spittal William, farmer and feuar, 1 Market-lane
Laws, William, cartwright, King-street-road Lawson, F., blacksmith, 2, h. 4 Seaton-gate John, farmer, 24 High-street Leask, Mrs., lodgings, 82 Spittal George, vintner, King-street-road Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17 High-st. Leigh ton, John, builder, and lodgings, Orchard-cottage Leslie, Captain L. X., 14th Regiment, H.P., Tillydrone
—. — Rev. James, 2 Chanonry
.—. — John, of Powis, Powis-house Nicol, sexton, Church-gate William, shoemaker, Bridge of Don William, shoemaker, King-street-road Miss, Don-street Littlejohn, Alexander, 54 High-street Lyell, Mrs., lodgings, 12 College-bounds,
M'Donald, David, haberdasher, 63 Spittal Mrs. James, gardener, Froghall M'Innes, Mrs., lodgings, 10 College -bounds M'Kenzie, Duncan, feuar. 27 Spittal ™ William, teacher, Town-house, h. 92 High-street Miss, 56 High-street OLD ABERDEEN. 238
M'Leod, Miss, seminary, 111 High-street M'Lean, William, clerk, 59 Spittal M'Lennan, John, toll-keeper, New Bridge of Don M'Tavish, Henry, feuar, lodgings, 59 Spittal MacGillivray, Wm., LL.D., professor of natural history, Marischa College, h. 56 High- street Macleod, Miss, 71 High street Macpherson, Dr. H., sub-principal and professor of Greek, King's College, h. 30 College-bounds Macrobie, Peter, farmer, Sunnyside Massie, Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Spittal William, salmon-fisher, Bridge of Don Mearns, Rev. Dr. D., professor of divinity, King's College, h. 1 Chaplainry Mellis, Peter, traveller (Smith, Irvine, and Co.), A. 112 High-st. Melvine, Alexander, carter, 12 Don-street Alexander, carter, High-street
. James, farmer, High-street Millar, Alexander, road overseer, Buchan district, East-back-road Milne, George, gardener, 46 High-street James, feuar, 29 College- bounds John, cart and plough-wright, Seaton-gate Mrs., lodgings, 6 High-street Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry Mrs., feuar, 20 Spittal Mollison, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College-bounds Morrison, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie-road Murray, Miss, 27 College-bounds
Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton farm Lewis, mason, Canal-lane
Oswald, Henry C, sharebroker, Seabank
Paton, Misses, of Grandholm, Snnnybank Penitentiary, Female, 28 Spittal Pickthorn, Lieutenant John, li. N., 68 High-street Poison, John, innkeeper, 3 New- street Robert L., M.D., surgeon, 3 High-street Post Office, Receiving, 43 High- street Primerose, Mrs. George, 61 Don-street Rae, Alexander, farmer, King-street-road Reid, Alexander, gardener, Tillydron, Seaton ™ William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don Mi-s., lodgings, 12 College-bounds Rennie, Alexander, salmon-fisher, Bridgefield-house John, salmon -fisher, 93 Spittal Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander (Coast Guard) 63 Don- street Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98 Spittal Robertson, Alexander, Balgownie lodge 240 OLD ABERDEEN.
Robertson, Rev. John, 110 High-street Ross, James, sheriff- officer, 44 High-street
,—. — J., teacher of music, 8 College-bounds —— Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 43 High-street
Scott, Hercules, LL.D., professor of moral philosophy, King's College, h. at College Miss, lodgings, 94 Spittal Sherar, Robert, lodgings, 2 High-street Simpson, Andrew, wright, 102 High-street Smart, William, gardener, 39 Spittal Smith, A. (post office), grocer, 59 High-street —— A., gardener, k. and seed shop, King-street-road
—. — George, blacksmith, King-street-road ™ Irvine and Co., brewers, 18 High-street James, gardener, 6 High-street
—, — James, tailor and grocer, 25 College-bounds John, boot and shoemaker, 48 High-street —~™ John, sacrist, King's College
, John, feuar, Old Bridge of Don Rev. Robert, St. Machar's Church, 14 Chanonry William, tea and spirit dealer, 87 High-street Stables, A., jun., clerk, h. 112 High-street A., tea and spirit dealer, 112 High-street George, vintner, 102 High-street Stephen, William, shipmaster, (Monarch), Orchard-house Stott, James, late gardener, Seaton-gate Strachan, A., tea and spirit dealer, 108 High-street
.—.~™ Walter, steward, 40 Spittal Straith, Misses, dressmakers, King-street-road Mrs., midwife, King-street-road Sutherland, John, Viewton- place Robert, farmer and feuar, 70 Spittal „™ Miss, housekeeper, Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry Swanson, Miss, 57 Don-street
Taylor, James, tailor, Old Bridge of Don ™„ Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Froghall-lane ~~.„™. Miss, lodgings, 26 College- bounds Telfer, John, auctioneer and general agent, h. King-street-road Thom, John, sen., sheriff-officer, 53 Don-street John, jun., constable and sheriff-officer, 109 High-street ^ William, mason, 66 High-street Thomson, David, professor of natural philosophy, King's College, h. 13 College-bounds Torbet, Mrs., lodgings, 50 Spittal Torrie, J., late teacher of French, 100 Spittal Tulloch, John, professor of mathematics, King's College, h. College- bounds Turreff, Gavin, clerk, 18 Don-street WOODSIDE, &C. 241
Wallace, John, overseer, salmon fishing, old Bridge of Don William, wood merchant, North-lane Watson, John, 37 High street Watt, Alexander, 24 Spittal William, wright, lodgings, 60 Spittal ™ Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), h. 60 Spittal Willox, Mrs., Mary-cottage, King-street-road Wilson, George, 59 High-street John, private academy, 45 High-street Wood, Miss, 19 High-street
Yeats, Thomas, flesher, 12 College-bounds
WOODSIDE, &c.
Adam, Charles, farmer, Hilton-house Allan, Miss, Tanfield-house Anderson, Captain, 12 Summer-street Angus, John, sen., 37 Canal-terrace
Baillie, George, keeper of the keys of the Don subscription fire engine, A. 21 Don-street Barker, John and Sons, manufacturers, Gordon's-mills Barron, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 67 Barron-st., h. 104 Hadden-st. Beattie, Andrew, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 142, h. 140 Hadden- street Beverley, A., blacksmith, Backhill of Hilton Bisset, James, overseer (Grandholm works), 5 Barron-street Miss, dressmaker, 5 Barron-street Black, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 59, h. 57 Barron-street Booth, William, tinsmith, 57 Hadden-street Mrs., midwife, 47 Hadden-street Brown, John, overseer (Woodside works), h. 132 Hadden-street Buyers, Rev. Wm., Hilton-house Byrne, Andw. C, manager (Grandholm works), h. 144 Hadden-st. Gerard, manager of spinning mills (Grandholm works), h. 14 Don-terrace Miss, teacher, 14 Don-terrace
Caird, Wm., mason, 11 Grandholm-street Calder, Peter, shoemaker, 4, h, 6 Queen-street Catto, James, farmer, Lower Cotton William, farmer, Persley 242 WOODSIDE, &c.
Chalmers, John, baker, 39 Hadden- street Clark, Alexander, farmer, Hayfield —™ William, grocer, 129 Hadden-street CorkeD, James, feuar, 1 Don-street Cowie, Wm., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 136, h. 134 Hadden-sl. —~™ Wm., jun., clerk (Woodside works), h. 134 Hadden-street
—. — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 134 Hadden-street Craig, Alexander, manager (Gordon's Mills), h. Gordon's Mills Cruickshank, Jas., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 58, k. 62 Barron- street dimming, Miss, Newseat, 10 Pirie's-lane, Wellington -street
Davidson, George, blacksmith, h. 1 Bairnshall-lane Stevin, overseer (Grandholm works), h. 58 Canal-terrace Diack, James, cowfeeder, 32 Gaelic-lane Donald, Robert, gardener, h. 235 Barron-street Duncan, Jas, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 143, h. 145 Hadden-st. John, boot and shoemaker, 152 Hadden-street Durie, Walter, clerk (Grandholm works), h. 1 Tanfield-walk
Elrick, Joseph, gardener, 154 Hadden-street . Ewen, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 20 Wellington street
Ferrier, A. and Co., manufacturer, 33 Hadden-street Fettes, David, boot and shoemaker, 223 Barron-street Finwick, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 29 Hadden-street Fisher, John, grocer and spirit dealer^ 31 Wellington-street Forbes, James, clerk (Grandholm wofks), h. 52 Hadden-street Rev. Robert, Free Church Manse Fraser, Miss, teacher, 56 Canal-terrace French, Peter, cowfeeder, 12 Bairnshall-lane Fullerton, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 111 Hadden-street John (Johnston and Fullerton), 33 School-lane
Gibb, Miss, Lower Middlefield Gibson, Wrn., surgeon, h. 5 Barron-street —.„„ Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden-street Gilchrist, Isaac, A.M., Newplace, 15 Queen-street Gill, James, mason, 233 Barron-street Glass, Alex., general merchant, and circulating library, 69 and 71 Hadden-street James, overseer of wrights (Woodside works), h. 69 Barron- street
. John, millwright (Woodside works), h. 121 Hadden-street Gordon, C, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 68 Hadden-street Barron, and Co., cotton spinners, manufacturers, and bleachers, Woodside works Miss, lodgings, 12 Wellington-street Grant, Alex., gardener, Grandholm-cottage Captain John, 24th Foot, H. P. Woodside-house Miss, dressmaker, 127 Hadden-street WOODSIDE, &C. 2i3
Gray, James, toll-keeper, Kettybrewster
William, grocer and clothier, 2, 7i. 4 Hadden-street Greig, William, carter, 17 Hadden-street Gunn, John, contractor, 127 Hadden-street
Hall, Miss, teacher, 30 Hadden-street Hardie, James, watchmaker and postmaster, 114, #. 112 Hadden-st. —„™ Miss, dressmaker and schoolmistress, 112 Hadden-street Harper, Alex., overseer, h. Woodside-lodge Harvey, James, manufacturer, Grandholm works Hatt, George, boot and shoemaker, 14, h. 12 Hadden-street Hector, Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155 Hadden-street Henderson, John, druggist, 138 Hadden-street Matthew, farmer, Smithfield
. William, farmer, Hilton Bank Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 116 Hadden-street Hobbs, David, precentor, Free Church, h. 10 Summer-street Hogg, James, overseer (Grandholm works), h. 10 Summer-street Hoskin, John, feuar, S3 Barron-street
Inglis, Miss, Lower Middlefield
Jamieson, Francis, boot and shoemaker, 121 Hadden-street —~™ William, clerk (Woodside works), 125 Hadden-street Johnston & Fullerton, builders & timber merchants, 18 Hadden-st.
.—. — William (of Johnston and Fullerton), h. 18 Hadden-street
Kelman, Miss, teacher, h. 141 Hadden-street Kempt, Ir., mechanist (Woodside Works), h. Woodside Works Kerr, Miss, teacher, 152 Hadden-street
Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), h. 105 Hadden-street Law, Miss, teacher, 116 Hadden-street Lawson, Joseph, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 85 Barron-street Lessel, James, 1 1 Gaelic-lane
,—.~™ Mrs., Tanfield-house Low, William, gardener, 15 Wellington-street
M'Donald, David, boot and shoemaker, 41 Hadden-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 76 Barron-street Robert, apothecary, 67, h. 65 Hadden-street M'Gregor, Duncan, print-cutter, 8 Canalside M'Kenzie, Hugh, clerk (Woodside works), h. 62 Barron-street M'Leod, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 52 Barron-street ~~— John, manager (Gordon's Mills), Bleachfield M'Pherson, Miss, corn-extractor, Honey-cottage, 61 Canal-terrace Masson, James, merchant and brewer, 48, h. 46 Barron-street Mathews, Benjamin, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 28, h. 26 Don-st. Melvin, John, mason, 9 Hadden-street Michie, Alex., teacher and session-clerk (Free Church), h Carna- tion- lodare 244 WOODSIDE, &c.
Milne, James, grocer and clothier, 45, h. 43 Hadden-street John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Hayton Miss, Millbank, 40 Canal-terrace Mitchell, James, feuar, 107 Hadden-street Munro, George, boot and shoemaker, 143 Barron-street Murray, Robert, grocer and clothier, 148, h. 150 Hadden-street William, flesher, 149, h. 147 Hadden-street
Nicol, Charles, stabler, 10 Wellington- street —™~ John, grocer, 3 Canalside William, wright, 90, h. 92 Hadden-street
Paul, James, overseer (Grandholm works), #.19 Gaelic-lane Peterkin, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Hadden-street Ploughman, David, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 49 Hadden-street Poole, Richard, M.D., F.R.C.P., Edinburgh, Upper Middlefield- house, establishment for ladies and gentlemen labouring under mental diseases
Rae, Mitchell, vintner, 301 Barron-street Reid, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 21 Hadden-street Reith, Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, 110 Hadden-street Rennie, Miss, clothier and haberdasher, 115 Hadden-street, h, 1 Queen-street Riach, Mrs., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 6, h. 8 Hadden-street Riddel, James, spirit dealer, 4 Wellington-street Ritchie, Duncan, beadle, funeral waiter, and letter-carrier, 112 Hadden-street Robb, James, boot and shoemaker, 151 Barron-street Robertson, George, farmer, Rosehill Mrs. W., grocer, 169, h. 171 Barron-street Mrs., 44 Canal-terrace Rose, Wm., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 4 Barron-street Ross, Alexander, vintner, Hayton Charles, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, ironmonger, &c, 137 Hadden-street Donald, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 127 Barron-st. „-~ Donald, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 129 Barron-street Kenneth, feuar, 26 Gaelic- lane Rust, James and Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, and general merchants, 124 Hadden-street Williamson, of Auchenclech, h. 122 Hadden-street
Scott, William, farmer, Don-terrace ,~ John, mason, Persley Scroggie, John, wright, 28 Hadden-street Seton, Alex., manufacturer (Woodside works), h. 36 Canal-terrace Sheriffs, John, tailor, 66 Hadden-street Shivas, John, contractor, 239 Barron-street Skinner, George, flesher, 53, h. 58 Hadden-street Smith, Andrew, clerk (Grandholm works), h. Donside WOODSIDE, &C. 245*
Smith, Charles, mason, 1 Don-street John, clerk (Grandholm -works), #.13 Don-terrace ™ John, gardener, Bairnshall-lane Stevin, Charles, clothier and grocer, 85 Hadden-street Mrs., baker and confectioner, 109, h. 98 Hadden-street Stewart, Hugh, beadle, Parish Church, h. 8 King-street John (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), Cotton-lodge John C, surgeon, h. 42 Hadden-street „™ Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden-street Still, David, overseer (Grandholm works), h. 17 Wellington-street Sutherland, Rev. Jas. R., A.M., Parish Church Taylor, James, farmer and grocer, 145, h. 147 Barron-street James, jun., farmer, Middlefield John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 213 Barron-street
Urquhart, James, roadmaker, 122 Hadden-street Miss, dressmaker, 122 Hadden-street Walker, George, tailor, 73 Barron-street
. Robert, flesher, 9 Don- street Warrack, Mrs., baker, 36 and 38 Barron-street Watt, Alexander, gig-boat house John, plumber (Grandholm works), h. 54 Hadden-street Webster, William, renovator, 201 Barron-street Wight, John, baker, 46, h. 44 Hadden-street Williamson, Alexander, Granitehill, Cairncry
„. . Andrew, clothier, 51 Barron-street Yeats, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 181 Barron-street Young, James, merchant, 18 Wellington-street
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ABERDEEN ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1825. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.
Head Office—89, Union Street, Aberdeen.
Governor. The Eight Hon. LORD FORBES. DIRECTORS. (All being, in terms of the contract of Copartnery, Shareholders of the Co.)
Extraordinary Directors.
Alex. Brown, Esq. Merchant, Aber- W. M'Combie, Esq. of Easter Skene deen Robert M'Farlane, Esq., Advocate Major J. A. Condell, H.E.I.C.S. Edinburgh Jn. Craigie, Esq. Sheriff-Substitute Alexander Pirie, Esq. of Waterton of Roxburghshire Alexander Robertson, Esq., Bal- Robert Duff, Esq. of Fetteresso gownie Lodge Robt. Freeland, Esq. of Gryfe Castle R. Ross, Esq. of Oakbank, Perth Francis Gordon, Esq. of Kincardine Professor Hercules Scott of King's Alex. Grant, Esq. of Druminnor College Dr. Alex. Henderson, of Caskieben John Shepherd, Esq., late Chairman, John Henry, Esq. of Watchmount H.E.I.C. The Very Rev. Principal Jack of William Smith, Esq. of Carbeth King"'s College, D.D. Guthrie Alex. John Kinloch, Esq. of Park Major A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer
Ordinary Directors.
ALEXANDER WEBSTER, Esq., Advocate, Chairman. A. Burness, Esq. of Mastrick Alexander Irvine, Esq.
Robert Catto, Esq., Merchant ' William Littlejohn, Esq., Banker
David Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn j T. Sangster, Esq., Advocate
William Gray, Esq., Advocate | Alex. Stronach, Esq. ofDrumallan ("The Town and County Bank t,bankers— Aberdeen | The Royal Bank of Scot]and) Edinburgh and Glasgow Physicians—Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce Law Agent—John Webster, Esq., Advocate LIFE ASSURANCE. THE system adopted by this Company combines the principle of MUTUAL ASSURANCE, with the security of a large Subscribed Capital, and the support of nearly Seven Hundred Partners, of wealth and influence. Assurances are granted under a variety of forms, applicable to the various circumstances of individuals proposing to insure their own lives or those of parties in whom they have an interest. PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.
The Participation Scheme of this Company was begun in 1840, and has I ' — 248 ADVERTISEMENTS. been attended with eminent success. The first investigation was made as at 10th February, 1847, and the results have been found so satisfactory that vested Retrospective Additions of one and a quarter per gent, per annum, have been made to all Policies opened in connexion with the
Scheme on or before that date ; together with contingent Prospective Ad- ditions, at the same rate, to such of these Policies as may become claims before next investigation, as shown in the following Table :
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Ph CO j ,_, These Bonus Additions will bear a most favourable comparison with, those of Ajy other Office, when the very moderate Premiums charged by this Company are kept in view ; the rates of some of the most deservedly popular institutions being, in many instances (particularly for ages under 40), about 10 per cent, higher. It may be observed, that the amounts pay- able in respect of Policies with Vested Additions, that may become claims before next Investigation (which is to take place as at 10th February, 1852), will be augmented in a very important degree by the Prospective Bonuses ; and ample provision is made for these without any encroachment whatever on future profits To insure fixed sums, the Company have adopted a scale of rates which will be found highly advantageous in those transactions where the object is the security of a definite amount. Specimens of the Tables will be found subjoined. The business transacted by the Company may be classed under the following heads: The granting of Assurances on single and joint lives anil survivorships, and for limited periods. The granting of Assurances payable at death, or on the party attaining a given &ge. The granting of Endowments to Children, and of Present, Deferred, and Sur- vivorship Annuities. The Lending Money on Redeemable Annuity over Entailed Estates ; and on Heritable and Personal Security, coupled with Life Assurance. The Purchase of Life- Bent and Reversionary Interests. And, in general, the transaction of every species of business involving the con- tingency of human life. Forms of Proposal, and every additional information, will be given on application at the Agencies of the Company in Great Britain and Ireland. ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £100 AT DEATH, WITH PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 20 £1 18 1 32 £2 7 10 44 £3 8 2 22 2 34 2 10 2 46 3 13 2 24 2 11 36 2 13 48 4 1 26 2 2 2 38 2 15 9 05 4 6 10 28 2 4 1 40 2 19 7 52 4 15 30 2 5 7 42 3 3 6 54 5 3 4 Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 20 £1 14 7 32 £2 3 10 44 £3 2 2 22 1 16 6 34 2 6 46 3 7 2 24 1 17 6 36 2 8 6 48 3 13 2 26 1 18 6 38 2 11 6 50 3 19 8 28 2 4 40 2 14 5 52 4 7 30 2 2 42 2 18 3 54 4 15 2 NO ENTRY MONEY CHARGED. Premiums may be made payable half-yearly or quarterly, to suit the convenience of parties. 250 ADVERTISEMENTS. Insurances are effected upon the lives of Naval and Military Men, or upon those of other parties intending to beside abroad, at^rerniums proportioned to the extra risk. FIRE INSURANCE at the Reduced Premiums of Is. 6d. and upwards. Extra risks insured at moderate rates. Policies with other Offices may be transferred free of expense. Office in Edinburgh ™.— 65, Princes Street. in Office Glasgow ,™— , — HI, St. Vincent Street. By order of the Directors, CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary. BON-ACCORD LIFE AND FIRE ASSURANCE CO. Capital. .£500,000. Head Office, 18, King Street, Aberdeen. Offices in Edinburgh*. -34, Dublin Street, and 37, Leith Street. Offices in Glasgow ™. .17, "West Nile Street, and Springfield Court. Extraordinary Directors. John Adam, Esq. of Scobbach J. S. Muschet, Esq., M.D., of Birk- Rev. T. Bisset. Cambridge hill, Stirling Geo. Deas, Esq., Advocate, Edin- M. MKenzie, Esq. of Friendville burgh Geo. M-William, Esq., Sheriffston, Cosmo Falconer, Esq. of Hartwood- Elgin hill, Edinburgh William Napier, Esq., W.S. Wm. Gibson, Esq. of Kinmundy, Hugh Ross, Esq. of Knockbrake, Skene W.S. R. J. Hewat, Esq , Islington, London W. Scott, Esq., Provost of Banff B. A. Gordon, Esq., of Balbithan James Somervail, Esq., Merchant, Robert Laurie, Esq., Master of the Glasgow Merchant Co., Leith D. S. Wemyss, Esq., of Southdun, Caithness Ordinary Directors. ALEX. THOMSON, Esq. of Banchory, Chairman. Geo. Elmsly, Esq., Coachbuilder William Duthie, Esq., Shipowner J. Teats, Esq. of Kincorth, Advocate James Forbes, Esq., Merchant Geo. Thompson, Jun., Esq., Lord John Leslie, Esq , Manufacturer Provost Bankers-—The North of Scotland Banking Co. Medical Officer—James Will, Esq., M.D. Law Agents—Messrs. Yeats and Flockhart, Advocates. Manager—Alexander Christie. Accodntant—Andrew Masson. , ADVERTISEMENTS. 251 LIFE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT. THE RATES are on the lowest Scale consistent with safety. Four-Fifths of the Whole Profits of the Life-Business belong to the Holders of Participating Policies; and the full benefits of Mutual Assurance are thus conferred upon the Assured. No Entry-money charged. Claims paid three months after proof of death. FIRE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT. The usual moderate Premiums are charged. Policies transferred from other Offices free of expense. Detailed Prospectuses, and forms of Proposal, may be had at the Head Office, or at any of the Agencies ALEX. CHRISTIE, Manager. Aberdeen, 18, King Street, June, 1848. Specimen of Annual Rates for Assuring £100 at Death. Without Without Age. With Profits. Age- With Profits. Profits. Profits £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 14 1 8 6 1 11 4 40 2 15 3 3 9 20 1 12 11 1 16 2 50 3 17 10 4 5 8 30 2 2 2 6 2 60 6 4 6 6 16 11 M. RETTIE & SONS, RETURNING their very grateful acknowledgments for the patronage they have so liberally experienced in their new Premises, respectfully invite attention to their present superb Stock of Jewellery, Gold Watches, Silver Plate, Plated Ware, and Fancy Goods, which they have just enriched with a collection of Giller's Patent Opa- lescent Etruscan Vases and Ornaments, and the first quality of China Dinner, Dessert, Tea, and Breakfast Services, from the Establish- ment of Messrs. Chamberlain, Porcelain Manufacturers to her Majesty. IN SILVER PLATE. Tea and Coffee Services; Waiters, Cups, Bread and Cake Baskets, Ladles» Spoons, Forks, Saltcellars, Cheese Scopes, Butter Knives, Dessert Knives and Forks, Grape Scissors, Ink Stands, Snuff Boxes, Vinegarettes, Card Cases ; Children's Cups, Knives and Forks, New Carving Knife and Fork for Fish, Melons, &c. IN JEWELLERY. Gold Watches, of London and Geneva manufacture ; Gold Chains, of the newest and most elegant patterns ; Gold Watch Guards, and Briquet Chains, Gold Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Rings, Crosses, Sevignes, Lockets, Studs, Pins, Pencil Cases, Seals, Keys, Rings, Vinegarettes, Eye Glasses, Spectacles, &c. &c. Wedding Rings, Mourning Rings, and Brooches, in great variety ; Pearl, Amethyst, Topaz, Aqua-marine, Jasper and Suits, and Scotch Brooches in great variety. ;;; 252 ADVERTISEMENTS. IN PLATED WARE. Covers and Corner Dishes ; Soup and Sauce Tureens, Dish Souffle Dishes ; Bread and Cake Baskets ; Epergnes and Plateaux ; Assiette Montes Cruet and Liquor Frames ; Soy and Pickle Frames ; Wine Coolers Bottle Stands ; Trays and Waiters ; Tea and Coffee Services ; Tea Urns Tea and Toddy Kettles, with Lamps; Hot-water Jugs; Egg and Toast Stands ; Muffineers ; Butter Coolers ; Dessert Knives and Forks ; Dining, Drawing-room, and Chamber Candlesticks ; Taper Stands ; Ink Stands New Fish and Melon Carver, with Fork, &c. &c. IN ALBATA SILVER AND ELECTRO PLATED. Spoons, Forks, Ladles, Fish Knives, Knife Rests, Sugar Tongs, Cheese Scopes, Dessert Knives and Forks, Nut Crackers, Skewers, &c. For du- rability and usefulness, almost equal to Silver. IN BRONZE. Brown Tea and Coffee Urns, Coffee Pots, Kettles, Bronze Ink Stands, "Watch Stands, Match Holders, Letter Racks, Letter Weights, Taper Stands, Candle Shades, Thermometers, Figures, and Tea Bells, of a novel description. IN CUTLERY. Fine Table and Dessert Knives, and Forks, and Carving Knives, with handles of Silver, Ivory, Stag, and Black ; Steels ; Pen and Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Patent Corkscrews, Snuffers, &c. IN JAPAN WARE. Fine Paper Mache and Iron Tea and Coffee Trays, Waiters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Knife Trays, Snuffer Trays, Plate Warmers, Foot Baths and Ewers, Tea Caddies, Card Baskets, Work Boxes, Portfolios, Work Tables, and Envelope Cases, Ink stands, Pole and Hand Screens. Imperial Patent Block'd Tin and Queen's Metal DISH COVERS, of the first quality and shape. Platow and Beart's Patent COFFEE POTS and URNS. M. R. & S. have also an extensive assortment of Rich Gilt Jewel- lery; Elegant French Clocks, in Gilt, China, and inlaid Rosewood and Ebony ; Rosewood, Enamel, and Morocco Writing Desks, Work Boxes, and Dressing Cases ; Rosewood, Tortoiseshell, and Enamel, Tea Caddies and Envelope Cases ; Ivory, Pearl, Tortoiseshell, and other Card Cases, Reticules, Tablets, and Purses; Rich-cut Smelling Bottles, for the Pocket, Toilet, and Carriage ; Cut-Glass Lustres ; China Vases, and Ornaments, and Dessert Sets ; Bohemian Glass Vases and Ornaments ; Berlin Iron Figures and Ornaments ; Lava Vases, Figures, Baskets, and Ornaments ; Dining and Drawing Room Lamps and Lustres ; Palmer's Patent Candle Lamps, adapted for all purposes for which light is required. Sole Agents in Aberdeen and North of Scotland FOR Messrs. CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Worcester, Porcelain Manufacturers to Her Majesty. GILLER'S Patent Opalescent Etruscan Vases and Ornaments. JEROME & CO.'S Celebrated Clocks, adapted for Parlours, Libraries, Counting Rooms, Nurseries, Servants' Halls, Cottages, &c. Patent Colapsable Portable Shower, and Sitz Baths. Lamp Saloon, 151, Union Street, Aberdeen. ADVERTISEMENTS. 253 MESSES. CHAMBERLAIN & CO., ROYAL PORCELAIN WORKS, WORCESTER, AND MANUFACTURERS TO HER MAJESTY, BEG respectfully to intimate to the Nobility and Gentry, and the Public, that they have appointed Messrs. Rettie and Sons, Jewellers, their Agents for Aberdeen and the North of Scotland, through whom Families can rely on being supplied with the first quality of their Manufacture, in China, Sinner, and Dessert Services. China, Tea, and Breakfast Services. And while, from the arrangements they are making, the patterns will invariably be of the newest description, and of a style in keeping with the character of their Establishment, they will, at the same time, be supplied on fair and reasonable terms. June, 1848. NICOLL'S NEW PALETOT, REGISTERED 6. AND 7. VIC, CAP. 65. JAMES LITTLEJOHN, Aberdeen, Agent for this fashionable with garment, adapted for the present season ; can be worn either or without another Coat, but, during the hot weather, the latter mode will prove to the wearer an indescribable luxury. Messrs. NICOLL of Regent Street and Cornhill, London, whilst respectfully inviting general attention to the NEW REGISTERED PALETOT, beg that it will not be forgotten that all that could be said in favour of its predecessor (the late Registered Paletot) explanatory of its elegant yet unpretending gentlemanly appearance, its moderate price, durability, and agreeable lightness, are retained in the NEW REGIS- TERED PALETOT, now submitted by Mr. JAMES LITTLEJOHN, prices in every variety of size, substance, and colour ; and also at the same (if for present cash), as are charged by the Patentees in London. The NEW REGISTERED PALETOT possesses a most happy combi- nation of two effects; in other words, it shows to advantage a good figure, or it improves an imperfect one; and although there is in addition to NICOLL'S PATENT POCKET PROTECTOR, several other improve- ments, yet the original prices will remain the same— viz. Two Guineas ; or lined Silk, Two and a Half; and the PALETOT D'ETE and JACKET, one Guinea. Messrs. NICOLL most gratefully announce that, as above, they retain the honoured patronage of their Royal Highnesses Prince Albert, Prince George of Cambridge, his Grace the Duke of Wellington, the elite of Rank the and Fashion ; as also the Chief Members of the Senate, the Pulpit, and Bar, the following being an extract of the "Debats."—"Pour l'unique elegance du stile, les Messieurs. NICOLL ont sequis une celebrite qu'ils esperent conserver, et quileur a merite le haut patronage de plusieurs Souverains de l'Europe." AGENT FOR ABERDEEN, JAMES LITTLEJOHN, Hosier, Glover, Shirt -maker, Fringe Manufacturer and dealer in Berlin Wools, Silks, Flannels, Umbrellas, Stocks, Handkerchiefs, Hats, &c. 155 Union Street. 155 — 254 ADVERTISEMENTS- Aberdeen and Newcastle Steam Ship, VEIOCITY. THE ABERDEEN and NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY'S Steam Ship "Velocity," JoIid Stewart, Com- mander, having undergone a thorough repair, and been fitted with new Boilers, will sail for NEWCASTLE, weather permitting, during the Month of July, as follows : Prom ABERDEEN Every WEDNESDAY. Prom NEWCASTLE Every SATURDAY. Steamers sail from Newcastle for London, on Saturdays ; and for Hull and Whitby, on Mondays and Wednesdays—Pares low. Railway Trains leave for all parts of England, almost every third hour of the day ; and every day, Third Class Trains, at One Penny a-mile, to London, and other quarters. Goods and Live Stock carried on Deck at the Shippers' risk. Por Rates of Freight, apply to Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Ma- rischal Street, Aberdeen ; to the Agent at Newcastle, Robert Storey, Fen- wick's Entry, Quayside. THE BONNET, PLAIT, SHAWL, DRESS, & MILLINERY ROOMS, 33 UNION STREET. 33 ARE Celebrated for Elegance of Styles, Durability of Fabrics, andan< Moderate charges. Every Article for PASIILY MOURNING, AND MARRIAGE OUT-FITS. ISAAC MATHIESON, Proprietor. CHINA, GLASS, AND STONEWARE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 71 GREEN. 71 WILLIAM DAVIDSON respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal encourage- ment Tie has received since he commenced business (in the above line), and begs to assure them that he will use every exertion to merit still a further continuance of their favour and support. W. D. has always on hand a large assortment of the above Articles, which he can with confidence recommend to his Customers (for Ready Money), fully at 10 per Cent, lower than any other house in town, as his purchases are made (with Cash) in the best Manufacturing Houses of the line, both in England and Scotland. N.B.— Country orders punctually attended to. Aberdeen, May, 1848. ADVERTISEMENTS. 255 LONDON HAT COMPANY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS, 27 UNION STREET, 21 ABERDEEN. MIILAF. BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS. Established Five Years. WINES, SPIRETS, LIQUEURS, &c. &c. MR. SHE ED, AGENT for MESSRS. BELL, RANNIE, & CO. WINE MERCHANTS, LEITH, HAS always on hand, in his Premises, 44, Marischal Street, a Large Stock of BOTTLED WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, &c, in extensive variety to suit every taste, selected from their Cellars, the quality of which he warrants genuine, not to be surpassed, the prices decidedly moderate, and can with confidence recommend them to Families in town and country. Lists of the Wines, Samples, and Prices, to be had as usual. Mr. Sheed executes orders for Wines in Bottle and in Wood, to any place in the United Kingdom, and to all parts abroad, Duty Free. Mr. Sheed has been appointed Agent for Messrs. COLLARD & COLLARD, London, Piano-Forte Makers to the Royal Family. Lists of their Instrumeuts, with Prices, are to be had at his Offices, 44, Marischal Street. Mr. Sheed begs to remind his Friends and the Trade, that he continues to supply first-rate PLATE -GLASS, the Manufacture of the " Birming- ham Plate and Crown Glass Companv/," on farther reduced terms, and that he is prepared to furnish complete WINDOW-WORK, to any extent, in town and country, in all its departments, including Ornamental Sash Bars for Shop Fronts, and Patent Revolving Iron Venetian Window Shut- ters, &c. &c. Mirror Plate, Picture Plate, Unpolished Glass, and Orna- mental Glass, as before. Samples and Prices to be seen at 44, Marischal Street. Mr. Sheed has been appointed Agent for Mr. J. BUNNETT, London, Patentee of the Revolving Iron and Wood Safety Shutters, for Windows, Doors, Safes, &c. &c. The Iron Venetian Window Shutters and Blinds are now in extensive adoption in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, and other principal places ; and every building modelled for Commercial purposes is now considered incomplete without the Iron Shutters, which can be opened or closed in a few seconds, inside the premises, affording the most ample security, at same time having an elegant appearance. The Shutters are also of great importance to Country Mansions, in point of security, as well as preserving the window-work from the weather, when families require to leave them for a time, and during the winter season. Drawings, Sections, and Models, are to be seen at Mr. Sheed's Offices, as well as Patterns of Buunett's Ornamental Metallic Sash Bars, Mouldings, &c, in Brass and Zinc, and the Patent Improved Flooring and Bench Cramp, &c. &c. 44, Marischal Street, Aberdeen. 256 ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN DUNCAN, GOLDSMITH, LAPIDARY, AND OPTICIAN, (sign op the gold spectacles), 4, St. Nicholas Street, First Shop, North Side. SPECTACLES and EYE-GLASSES suited to all sights, mounted in Gold, Silver, Steel, Electrum, Tortoiseshell, Horn, and other Frames. *gg|° Orders from the country punctually attended to. July, 1848. NEW IffiUSIC, PXANC-FORTES, &c. JMARR begs to intimate that he has always on hand a great • variety of PIANO-FORTES, of every description, for Sale or Hire. He begs to embrace the present opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to the Musical Public of Aberdeen, for the liberal patronage he has received since he commenced the sale of Music, and to state that he receives a parcel of the Newest and most Fashionable SONGS and PIANO-FORTE PIECES every week, from London and Edinburgh, and thereby can insure his friends of a selection of the best Compositions which appear in the Metropolis, immediately on publication. Violins, Flutes, Guitars, &c. Harp Guitar, and Violin Strings, and every article in the Music Trade. PlANO-FOBTE AND MUSIC SALOON, 218, Union Street, June 20, 1848. JOHN FORD, Flint Glass Manufacturer to Her Majesty, HOLYROOD FLINT GLASS WORKS, EDINBURGH, AND 136, UNION STKEET, ABERDEEN. CHINA STONE AND EARTHENWARE, ALABASTER FIGURES, FANCY GLASS, ORNAMENTS, &c. Articles in Glass, China, Stone, and Earthenware, made to pattern. foreign and Domestic Orders executed with punctuality and dispatch. GEO. CORNWALL, PRINTER, ABERDEEN. GEO, CORNWALL, PRINTER, ABERDEEN. NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by Act of Parliament, (Formerly "NORTH OF SCOTLAND ASSURANCE COMPANY.") HEAD OFFICES : Aberdeen—3, King Street. SQUARE. EDINBURGH—20, ST. ANDREW | GLASGOW—19, ST. VINCENT PLACE. LONDON— 1, MOORGATE STREET. General Board of Directors. Dr. John Crtjickshank, Marischal College, Chairman. Thomas Blaikie, Esq., Merchant. James Simpson, Esq., Advocate. William Adam, Esq. of Raima. Peteii Williamson, Esq., Merchant. Alexander Gohdon, Esq., Advocate. David Wyllie, Esq., Banker. LIFE DEFARTMEHT, The following features peculiarly distinguish the Constitution and Practice of this Corporation : — The Exemption of the Assured from the liability of Partnership, by the security of a large paid up Capital, and a Proprietary upwards of ONE THOUSAND in number. The Guarantee afforded by the character and past success of this Company (as of all other Scotch Life Companies of equal standing), that whilst the interests of the Policy- holders will be protected from the dangers to which inexperience or improvidence in the management may expose them, they will also be Secured in all the benefits of which the system of Life Assurance is susceptible. The Division among the assured in the Participation Class of the ENTIRE PROFITS realized upon this Branch under deduction only of 10 per Cent, for expenses of Management. The removal of many of the Restrictions usually imposed on the assured with respect to Residence and Sea Risk in various parts of the World, and the adoption of a greatly re- duced Scale of Extra Premiums for Tropical Climates, founded on the most correct obser- vations which exist. The allowance of a liberal surrender value when parties are unable to continue the payment of the Premiums of their Policies. The adoption of all and the extension of many of the privileges and facilities commonly allowed to policy-holders in effecting and maintaining their assurances. THE RATES Of the Company have been calculated from the most authentic probabilities of human life, and at almost every age, are more favourable for Assurers than those of the great majority of Offices. DIVISION OF PROFITS; At the First Investigation into the Company's affairs made on the 30th April, 1846, ONE AND A QUARTER PER CENT. PER ANNUM was added to all Policies opened on the MUTUAL OR PARTICIPATION BRANCH prior to said dale, a Bonus equivalent as a reversionary addition to from. Thirty-Jive to Fifty -four per Cent, upon the Premiums pay- able by middle-aged Lives. The following Table shows the effect of the Bonus upon Policies o/£1000 :— Sum in Policy, Per Centage of Date of Policy Sum in Bonus on Additions. Sum Assured. 1837, April 30, £1000 £125 £1125 12£ 1838, ™ 1C00 112 10 1112 10 iii 1839, M 1000 100 1100 10 1840, „ 1000 87 10 1087 10 8| 1841, „ 1000 75 1075 71 1842, „ 1000 62 10 1062 10 6.i 1843, „ 1000 50 1050 5 1844, m 1000 37 10 1037 10 3f 1845, „ 1000 25 1025 2£ 1846, „ 1000 12 10 1012 10 'i The Bonus vests immediately and is payable with the sum assured whenver the claim emerges, without regard to the time the Policy has been in force. The next Bonus will b declared in 1851, and quinquennially thereafter. SPECIMEN OF THE TABLES. Table I—For an Assurance of L.IOO, WITHOUT ADDITIONS. Annual Annual Annual 1 fi Annual < Premium. < Premium. < Premium. < Premium. J £ S. d. £ s. d. £ S. d. £ S. d. 25 1 18 34 2 6 43 3 5 L'52 4 7 3 | 26 1 18 7 i 35 2 7 2 44 3 2 4 53 4 11 1 1 2 27 19 ! 36 2 8 6 45 3 4 7 54 4 14 11 28 2 3 37 2 9 10 46 3 7 4 55 4 19 29 2 1 38 2 11 4 47 3 10 5 33 2 4 10 42 2 18 1 51 4 3 7 60 6 1 9 Table II—For an Assurance of L.IOO, WITH ADDITIONS. Annual Annual Annual Annual bo < Premium. < Premium. < Premium. < Premium £ s. d. £ s. d. £ S. d. £ s. d. j 25 2 1 5 34 2 10 1 43 3 5 10 52 4 15 2 26 2 2 1 35 2 11 5 44 3 7 11 53 4 19 4 27 2 2 9 36 2 12 10 45 3 10 5 54 5 3 6 28 2 3 11 37 2 14 4 46 3 13 4 55 5 7 11 29 2 4 9 38 2 15 11 47 3 16 4 56 5 12 5 30 2 5 8 39 2 17 7 48 3 19 9 57 5 17 1 31 2 6 8 40 2 19 5 49 4 3 3 58 6 1 11 32 2 7 11 41 3 1 2 50 4 7 1 59 6 7 1 33 2 8 10 42 3 3 4 51 4 11 1 60 6 12 9 FIRE BEPARTMESJTi The Company insures Dwelling-houses, Rents, Furniture, Goods, and Merchandise ; Farming Stock (live and dead) ; Shipping in Port or in Dock, and while building or repair- ing ; and other Property from loss or damage by Fire, on the Terms of other respectable Offices. Copies of detailed Prospectus, until full Tables of Rates, will be furnished at the Head Office or Agencies. WM. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Accountant. ARTHUR KING AND COMPANY, PRINTERS, ABERDEEN.