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Page

1. Directory, ... 1

2. Postal DiEECTouY, 102 Eates OP Postage, 104

Postage Stamps, ... 108 Eegistration, 109 --— Delivery, 110

Money Orders, ... 110 — Miscellaneous Regulations, 113

3. List op Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, ... 119

4. Public Offices, ... 128

5. Municipal Lists, 130

6. County Lists, 134

7. Judicial Lists, ... .135

8. Commercial Lists, 137

9. Professional Lists, 142

10. Public Conveyances, 144

11. Ecclesiastical Lists, 148

12. Literary AND Educational Lists, 149

13. Charitable and Benevolent Lists, ... 151

34. Sporting Lists, ... 154

15. Miscellaneous Lists, ... 155

16. Advertisements—Insurance Companies, 159 Miscellaneous, 181

COEEECTED LIST OF HIGH CONSTABLES,

(Substituted for that at Page 137).

Williairi Cameron, moderator. E. Dow, clerk and treasurer. Wm. Malcom, M.D., physician. Archibald Eeid, solicitor. Eev. J. E. dimming, chaplain. Eobert Lees, secretary.

captains.

George Bruce. Pet 3r M'Currach.

Henry Imrie. Nei I Eeid. Ck B tft

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INDEX

Page — Pa,ge. Accountants, . 158 Postal Directory Officers of the Department, 102 Architects, , 144 Chief

Establishment, . . . . 102 Assurance Offices and Agents, , 142 Perth of Mails, Auctioneers and Appraisers, , 144 Arrivals & Departures 103 at Receiv- Auxiliary London Society, , 149 Hours of Collection

Pillar Box, . . Bank Holidays, . 139 ing-House and 103

' of Inland, . . 104 Banking Companies, . . 137 Rates Postage— Unpaid, .. 104 Bowling Club, . 156 Periodi- Cab Proprietors, . , 146 Newspapers and other Carriers, 147 cals, 104

sent Abi'oad, . . (Railway), . 146 Newspapers 105

Proceedings, . . Cemeteries, . 157 Parliamentary 106

. . . . Choral Society, . 156 Inland Book-Post, 106

Civil Engineers & Land Surveyors, 143 Colonial Book-Post, . . . . 107 Clergy & tlieir Places of Worship, 148 Precautions against Fraud, &c., 108

Commissioners of Supply, . . 134 Postage Stamps, . . . . 108

County and City Infirmary, . . 151 Registi-ation, 109

Court of Lieutenancy, . . . . 134 Delivery, ...... 110

. Cricket Club, 154 at Window, . . . . 110

Criminal Officei'S, . . . . 135 Private Boxes and Bags, . . 110

Curling Clubs, ...... 154 Money Orders, 110

. . Deaf and Dumb Institution, . . 153 Payment of Money Orders, Ill Regulations, .. Destitute Sick Society, . . . . 153 Miscellaneous 113 Fairs, 139 Table of Despatch of Foreign

. . . . yire Engines, ...... 133 Mails from Perth, 117

. . Foreign Vice-Consuls, . . . . 144 Prison Board, . . . . 133

General Prison, ...... 156 Prison Establishment, . . . . 133 Guild Court, 181 Public Baths, 152 High Constables— (preceding page). Public Libraries, 150

Highland Society, . . . 156 Public Offices, 128

Hotels, 144 Public Seminaries and Schools, . . 150 154 Indigent Old Men's Society, . . 152 Races and Hunt,

Indigent Old Women's Society, 152 Railway Companies, . . . . 144

Infant Schools, ...... 154 Registrar of Births, Marriages and

Justice of Peace Courts, . . . . 135 Deaths, 130

Justices of the Peace, . . . . 134 Royal Asylum for Lunatics, . . 151

Keeper of Register of Sasines, . . 166 Royal Golfing Society, . . . . 164

King James the Sixth's Hospital, 153 Royal Horticultural Society, . . 155

Ladies' Clothing Society, . . 152 Sacramental Fast-Days, . . . . 148

Ladies' House of Refuge, ..153 Schools of Industry, . . . . 153

. Licencing System, . . . . 158 Seymour Munro Free School, . 164 Literary and Antiquarian Society, 165 Sheriff and Commissiary Courts, 136 Magistrates and Town Council, 131 Officers, 136 Master-Extraordinary for Scotland Shipping 140

of the Court of Chancery, . . 166 Sick Nurses, 143

Masonic Lodges, ...... 157 Society for Liberation of Pieligion, 148

Medical Practitioners, . . , . 143 Society of Solicitors, . . . . 136

Members of Parliament, . . . . 130 Soup kitchen, ...... 162

Messengers-at-Arms, . . . . 135 Statistics of Perth, .. ..130

Model Lodging-House, . . . . 152 St John's Public Reading-Room, 150

Newspapers, ...... 149 St John's Religious Society, . . 149 Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, 119 Tide Table, 141

Ornithological Society, .. ..156 Total Abstinence Societies, . . 156

Patriotic Society, . . . . 155 Tract Depositories, ... . . 149

Perthshire Bible Society, . . 149 Trades' Convener Court, . . . . 133

Polling Stations, . . . . 133 Water Commission, . . . . 132

Police Commission, . . . . 132 Young Men's Tract Society, . . 149 . . . —,. • .

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Irtsittmiice Companies.

Page Page

Albert and Times Life, . .. 17Y People's Provident Life, . 173

Atlas Fire and Life, .. 173 Scottish Equitable Life, . 168 British Guarantee Association, .. 179 Scottish Provincial Fire and Life 202 Caledonian Fire and Life, .. 160 Scottish Sea, 172 County Fii"e, .. 159 Scottish Union Fire and Life, 162

Edinburgh Life, . .. 163 Standard Life, 166 English and Scottish Law Life, 178 Sun Fire and Life, 161 European Life, .. 176 Times Fire and Life, 177 Life Association of Scotland, .. 172 United Kingdom Life, 170 North British Fu-e and Life, .. 164 Temperance Life 174 Northern Fire, .. 180 West of England Fire and Life, 177

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Anderson & Christie, sculptors— Mackay, John, plasterer, . 187

(end of vol.) Menzies, Mrs D., embroidery, . 182

Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster. 209 Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, . 19.3

Bell, Joseph, slater, 198 Mess, George, postmaster. . 191

Black, John, umbrella-maker, . 211 Miller, David, bootmaker, . 185

Bridgend of Perth Water Coy., . 183 Munro, Donald, tobacconist, . 203 Buchanan, Donald, ironmonger, 198 M'Farlane, Duncan, auctioneer, 204 Campbell, P. & P., dyers, 199 M'Laren, Alex., Exchange Hotel, 210 Carson, John, house furnishings, 186 M'Nab, Robert, smith and general Crichton, (J., jeweller and dentist, 207 ironmonger— (end of vol.) Darling, 3Irs George, hatter and M'Vicar, Archibald, planemaker, 197

clothier, . 194 M'Vicar and Campbell, painters, 208 Davidson, J. & A., postmasters, 190 Murdoch and Co, fancy ware-

Donaldson, James, bill-poster, . . lyy house, ...... 205 Drummond, Alex., jeweller and Murray, Alexander, picture-frame watchmaker— (begin, of vol.) maker, 206 Fenwick, David J., confectioner Pairney, John, clothier and out- (beginning of vol.) fitter, 188

Forsyth, Thomas, smith and bell- Paton and Walsh, gunmakers, . . 204 hanger, 209 Ramage, Graeme Champion Inn, 201 Frazer,Jno., clothier andoutfitter, 201 Reid, Neil, chemist and druggist, 208 Gibson, Geo., commercial agency, 184 Robertson, Daniel, watchmaker, 210 Grasby, Edwin H., hosier— (be- Pvobertson, David, bookseller and ginning of vol.) news-agent, ...... 209 Greig, Thomas, hosier. 200 Robertson, William, watchmaker, 197 ' Hay, Alexander slater, . 185 Roy, James, bill-poster, . . . . 209 Henderson, photogi-aphist, 195 Savings Bank, 181

Irons, D. & J., tea-merchants, . 189 Scott, Andrew, perfumer, 192 Jackson, William, bookbinder— Scott, W. D., cabinetmaker, 192 (end of vol.) Stewart and Robertson, masons, 208

Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, . . 203 Taylor, James, brushmaker, 198 Keiller, Wed., confectioner, .. 212 Taylor and Finlayson, general

Lamb, James, bird-stuffer, . . 201 ironmongers, Lang's haircutting and perfumery Taylor and Peters, marble work, 187 establishment, 207 Thomson,. H, photographist, 211 Lindsay, Alex., coal-merchant, .. 200 Whittet, Robert, printer— (end of Mackie and Co., plumbers, etc., 197 vol.)

Malloch, David, planemaker, . . 204 Wood, John, baker. DIRECTORY.

Abbott, James, weaver, Dovecotland Abbott, William, weaver, 43 Pomarium Abernethy, William, porter, 25 Kirkgate Absolon, George, M.D., 2 Graham's place, King street Adams, David, labourer, 304 High street Adams, David, pointsman, Carr's croft Adams, James, 176 South street Adams, John, labourer, 119 South street Adams, John, railway-guard, 31 Leonard street Adams, Mrs Gilbert, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Adams, Mrs James, Union lane Adams, Mrs John, 15 Cross street Adams, Patrick, labourer, 134 High street Adamson, John, grain-merchant, 16 Pomarium Adamson, Eev. William, South William street Addis, Mrs William, lodgings, 69 North Methven street Addis & Frew, plumbers and brassfounders, 6 Mill street Advertiser and Strathmore Journal Office, Kirk Close, 80 High street Aikman, Mrs James, 2 King's place Aitchison, Mrs James, Canal street Aitken, Charles, seaman, 10 Cow vennel Aitken, John, M.D., 48 South Methven street Aitken, John, engine-driver, 10 New town Aitken, Mrs A., 25 High street Aitken, Mrs John, 101 Watergate Aitken, Thomas, tea and coffee merchant. Nelson street Alderson, Jonathan, mail -guard, 39 Watergate Aldis, Mrs James, laundress, 36 Mill street Alexander, James, weaver, Gastlegable Alexander, John, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Alexander, Mrs Alexander, 29 Pomarium Alexander, Thomas, corn-merchant, York place Alexander, William, weaver, 24 Pomarium Allan, Alexander, superintendent of locomotive department, Scot- tish Central Railway, Belle Vue House Allan, Andrew, shoemaker, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend A ALLAN—ANDERSON.

Allan, David, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Allan, James, engine-fitter. Princes street Allan, James, labourer, Carr's croft Allan, James, weaver, 46 Pomarium Allan, Janet, dairy, 289 Higli street Allan, Mrs John, 199 South street Allan, John, clerk. New town Allan, Miss Janet, seamstress, Blackfriars wynd Allan, Mrs George, milliner, 16 George street—house 18 Allan, Mrs John, 15 Cross street Allan, Kobert, weaver, 232 High street Allan, Eobert, precentor (Free West Church), 14 Leonard street Allan, Robert, weaver, Clayholes Allan, Eobert, mason, 61 Main street, Bridgend Allan, Stewart, weaver, Newrow Allan, Walter, weaver, 33 Pomarium Allan, WiUiam, clerk, New town Allison, James, blacksmith, 13 Canal crescent Allison, Mrs David, 13 Paul street Allison, William, coach-painter, James street Ancell, Robert, York place Anderson, Alexander, flesher, Kinnoull street Anderson, Alexander, bootmaker, 141 High street—house 160 Anderson, Alexander, turner, 97 South street Anderson, Charles, clerk [Perthshire Advertiser), 10 St John's pi. Anderson, David, Free Middle Church officer, 27 Castlegable Anderson, David, dyer, 258 High street Anderson, David, weaver, 33 Pomarium Anderson, David, boilermaker, 1 James street Anderson, David, grocer, 274 High street Anderson, Donald, spirit -dealer, 30 High street Anderson, Duncan, sawyer, 238 High street Anderson, George, turner, 190 High street Anderson, George, railway-brakesman, 15 Cross street Anderson, James, tailor, 4 Meal vennel Anderson, James, blacksmith, 372 High street

Anderson, James, baker, 1 88 South street Anderson, James, mason. New town Anderson, James (of J. & M. Anderson), Nelson street Anderson, James, cowfeeder, Dovecotland Anderson, James, weaver, 13 Cross street Anderson, James, Middle Church officer, 5 Leonard street Anderson, James, wright, Barossa street Anderson, John A. (Dickson & Turnbull), Ivybank, Kinnoull Anderson, Rev. John, Kinnoull manse Anderson, John, blockmaker, 25 Canal street Anderson, John, railway-guard, 35 Canal street Anderson, John, cabinetmaker, 1 Kirkgate Anderson, Joseph, shoemaker, 22 Stormont street Anderson, J. & M., china -merchants, 54 St John street Anderson, Matthew (of J. & M. Anderson), 227 High street Anderson, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High street ANDEUSOS —AENOTT.

Anderson, Miss Ann, seamstress, 57 Watergate Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, 19 North Methven street Anderson, Miss Elizabeth, seamstress, Newrow Anderson, Miss Janet, Clayholes Anderson, Miss Jessie, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 21 Castlegable Anderson, Mrs Daniel, grocer, Athole street Anderson, Mrs David, Dovecotland Anderson, Mrs Duncan, Carpenter street Anderson, Mrs George, Dovecotland Anderson, Mrs James, Newrow Anderson, Mrs Janet, 392 High street Anderson, Mrs John, 37 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, Mrs John, 5 Pomarium Anderson, Mrs Lawrence, 204 South street Anderson, Mrs Peter, Barrack street Anderson, Mrs Thomas, embroiderer, 123 High street Anderson, Mrs William, dressmaker, 25 George street Anderson, Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 5 Canal street Anderson, Peter, turner, 35 Watergate Anderson, Peter, wright, 9 Castlegable Anderson, Robert, carter, 2 Speygate x\nderson, Robert, carpenter, 25 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, Robert, dyer, 87 High street Anderson, Robert, shoemaker, 19 Watergate Anderson, Robert (Inland Revenue), 71 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, William (of Anderson & Christie), 25 George Street Anderson, William, grocer, 153 High street—house 151 Anderson, William, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Anderson, William, shoemaker, 148 South street Anderson & Christie, marble and stone cutters. County place Andrew, Robert, labourer, 20 Hospital street Angles, William, tea-merchant, 74 High street—house Barnhill Angus, Charles, warper, 73 Pomarium Angus, James, blacksmith, 10 Pomarium Angus, John, shipowner, 2 Canal street Angus, John, labourer, 79 Canal street Angus, Miss, 16 Canal street Angus, Mrs George, 170 South street Angus, Mrs Thomas, Thimblerow Angus, Robert, shoemaker, 53 Watergate Angus, William, labourer, Craigie Annan, Alexander, mechanic, 244 High street Annan, James, plasterer, 54 Canal street Archer, Elizabeth, seamstress. Mill close Archer, Mrs James, lodgings, 246 High street Archer, Mrs Peter, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Archer, William, manager, St John's Foundry— house Balhousie Archibald, Mrs, 151 High street Archibald, William, stoneware-merchant, 268 High street—h. 258 Arnott, Miss Mary, 39 Strathmore street, Bridgend Arnott, Robert, pensioner, 2 Earl's dykes ARTHUR—BARCLAY.

Arthur, David, pensioner, 71 High street Arthur, Mrs Henry, Guard vennel Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 266 High street Ashton, Alexander, hill-poster, 13 St John's place Ashton, Mrs Thomas, greengrocer, 32 Skinnergate Auld, Alexander, pensioner. North Methven street Ayson, James, manager of New Wheaten Bread Society, Union st. Ayston, John, weaver. North Methven street Azzopard, Mrs, 51 King street B

Baddon, Isaac, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Bailie, Thomas, tailor and clothier, 17 High street Bain, Alexander, mail-guard, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Bain, James, salt-merchant, 210 High street—house 208 Baird, George S., engineer, 23 Kirkgate Baird, John, jeweller, 3 Bridge lane Baird, John, clerk, 281 High street Baird, Miss Elizabeth, washer, 190 High street Baker, Mrs George A., teacher of music, 14 Charlotte street Baker, John, broker, 9 Meal vennel—house 7 Bald, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant. Canal street—house 7 Princes street Balfour, Mrs, 11 Rose terrace Ballantyne, Mrs John, 266 High street Balmain, David, weaver, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balmain, James, tobacconist, 37 High street— h. 1 Nelson street Balmain, James, weaver, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balmain, John, lodgings, 4 South Methven street Balmain, Miss, 11 Marshall place Balmain, Mrs Robert, Melville street Bank op Scotland's Office, St John street—R. Home, agent Banks, Alexander, weaver, 404 High street Banks, Andrew, railway-guard, 31 Cross street Banks, George, painter, Stormont street Banks, James, engine-driver, 2 Canal street Banks, James, ropespinner, 280 High street Banks, Misses, Clayholes Bannister, Miss, milliner, 9 Charlotte street Bannister, Thos., bootmaker, 9 Athole place—h. 11 Charlotte st. Barass, Alexander, boilermaker, James street Barber, Mrs Arthur, mangle, 283 High street Barker, Mrs May, Paul street Barclay, Alexander, joiner, 17 Castlegable Barclay, Andrew, basketmaker, 18 Main street, Bridgend Barclay, David, stoker, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Barclay, David, plasterer, 19 Hospital street Barclay, George, clerk. Charter lane Barclay, Hugh, LL.D., sheriff-sub., Mansfield place, Bridgend Barclay, James, cabinetmaker, 146 High street Barclay, James, labourer, 20 Pomarium CAKCLAY—EAYNE.

Barclay, James, painter, 297 Higli street Barclay, John M., portrait-painter, 2 Blackfriars street Barclay, Mrs John, Leonard street Barclay, John, draper, Keir street, Bridgend Barclay, Miss Margaret, winder, 297 High street Barclay, Mrs, grocer, 25 Hospital street Barclay, Mrs George, 10 High street Barclay, Mrs William, 20 Hospital street Barclay, William, Glencarse runner. Union street Barclay, William, hostler, 10 Reform place Barlas, David, warper, 92 High street Barlas, James (of G. Barlas & Son), 254 High street Barlas, James, warper, 246 High street Barlas, William, ironmonger. High street—house Dovecotland Barlas & Son, George, grocers and wine-merchants, 256 High st. Barnet, David, tailor, 16 Leonard street Barnet, George, shoemaker, 145 High street Barnet, John, labourer, 93 Strathmore street, Bridgend Barnett, John, blacksmith, 246 High street Barnett, Mary, 224 High street Barns, Thomas, grocer, 196 High street— house 36 Mill street Barr, Robert, draper, Keir street, Bridgend Barrie, John, builder, 232 High st. —house 7 South Methven st. Barrie, Ninian, 308 High street Barrie, Thomas, sawyer, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Barty, Miss Ann, washer, Barossa street Barty, Mrs James, Barossa street Bank, Miss Helen, 304 High street Baxter, James, teacher, Horner's lane Baxter, James, wheelwright, 151 High street Baxter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Baxter, John, mason, 3 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, labourer, 24 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, railway-guard, Leonard street Baxter, John, seaman, Cutlog vennel Baxter, John, candlemaker, Dovecotland Baxter, Mrs James, tea and spirit dealer, 9 St John's place Baxter, Mrs James, Leonard street Baxter, Mrs John, grocer, Dovecotland Baxter, Mrs Peter, "2 19 High street Baxter, Mrs William, 42 Pomarium Baxter, William, baker, Stormont street Baxter, William, mason, 219 High street Baxter, William, weaver, 25 Hospital street Bayne, James, grocer, 3 Leonard street—house 14 Bayne, John, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, J. & W,, stationers and printers, 29 High street— office 46 St John street—house Barossa street Bayne, Mrs, 95 High street Bayne, Mrs James, mangle, Carr's croft Bayne, Mrs John, Barossa street Bayne, William, railway-porter, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend 6 BEAT— BEVERIDGE.

Beat, Alexander, engine-fitter, South William street Beatsou, David, weaver, 85 South street Beatson, James, weaver, St Paul's square Beatson, John, baker, 37 Castlegable Beatson, John, labourer, 79 Canal street Beatson, Mrs David, 5 Leonard street Beattie, John, tobacconist, 70 High street Beckford, Mrs, 21 Main street, Bridgend Begg, George, dairy, Deadlands Belford, William, printer oi Perthshire Advertiser, 80 High street —house 11 Barossa place Bell, Alexander, slater and Welsh slate-merchant, 31 King street Bell, Andrew, seaman, 110 South street Bell, Arthur (of Koy & Bell), Scott street Bell, David, goods-guard, 5 South William street Bell, David, labourer. Foundry lane Bell, James, brassfounder, 5 Mill street Bell, James, cabinetmaker, 25 Charlotte st. —house 3 North port Bell, James, shoemaker, 18 Skinnergate Bell, James, Barrack street Bell, James, bootmaker, 209 South street ^ Bell, James, surgeon-dentist, Blackfriars street TT^ell, James, shoemaker, 82 South street Bell, James, labourer, 113 High street Bell, James, fisher, 214 High street Bell, James, tailor. Carpenter street Bell, James, seaman, 6 Speygate Bell, Joseph, slater, 23 North Methven street Bell, Miss Cecelia, Scott street Bell, Misses, 17 Athole street Bell, Mrs, 59 Meal vennel Bell, Mrs David, lodgings, 24 Athole street Bell, Mrs James, Thimblerow^ Bell, Mrs Janet, Dovecotland Bell, Mrs Peter, 5 Leonard street Bell, Mrs Thomas, milliner, 47 South street Bell, Robert, labourer, 6 Back wynd, Bridgend Bell, Rennie, & Co, v/ine-merchants, 35 St John street Bell, Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Bridge lane

Bell, William, fishmonger. North William street / Bell, William, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate Bell, William, weaver, 15 Cross street Bell, William, Blackfriars street Belmont, William, postboy, 188 High street Bennet, David, guard. South William street Bennet, James, victualler, 20 Princes street—house Victoria street Bennet, James, wright, 28 Watergate Bennet, James, bookbinder, 122 South street Bennet, WiUiam, flesher, 67 Soath Methven street—house 65 Bertram, John, joiner. Princes street—house Melville street Bett, Cecelia, mangle, 2 Scott street Beveridge, Mrs, lodgings, 53 Watergate .

BILLETMASTER—BOYD

BfLLETMASTER's Opfice, 1 High Street—Andrew Boyle Billiard Eooms, 30 George street Bird, Thomas, policeman, 216 South street Birrel, Miss Ann, Bellwood Cottage, Kinnoull Bissett, David, labourer, 69 Pomarium Bissett, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Bissett, James, gardener, Bellwood Lodge, Kinnoull Bissett, James, weaver. West Mill street Bissett, John, dresser, 7 Kinnoull street Bisset, Mrs David, 7 Pomarium Bissett, Mrs Thomas, 137 High street Bissett, Peter, dyer, 18 Kinnoull causeway Bisset, William, 6 Main street, Bridgend Bissett, William, inch-watcher, 338 High street Bissett, William, warper, Kinnoull causeway Bissett, Wilham, weaver, Thimblerow Black, John, umbrella manufacturer, 165 High street—house 163 Black, John, French polisher, 151 High street Black, Miss, 19 Marshall place Black, Miss Mary, County place Black, Mrs John, Barossa street Black, Robert, policeman, 13 Cross street Black, Samuel, miller, 64 Mill street Blair, Alexander, weaver, 13 Cross street Blair, Andrew, shopman, Barrack street Blair, David, weaver, 51 Pomarium Blair, James (Union Bank of Scotland), 6 Main street, Bridgend Blair, John, stocking-weaver, 27 Watergate Blair, John, tailor, 25 High street Blair, John, Balbeggie post-runner, 23 Main street, Bridgend Blair, Miss Christian, dressmaker, 239 Higb street Blair, Miss Elizabeth, draper, 130 High street Blair, Miss Johanna, eating-house, 29 Watergate Blair, Mrs David, 129 High street Blair, Mrs Thomas, 219 High street Blair, Mrs William, stoneware-merchant, 15 N. Methven street Blair, Peter, boot and shoe maker, 17 King street — h. New Scone Blair, Thomas, blacksmith, Stormont street Blair, Thomas, labourer, 315 High street Blair, William, manufacturer, 69 N. Methven st. — h. 5 Charlotte st. Blair, William, writer, Keir street, Bridgend

Blatch, Eev. William, .8 Marshall place Blyth, George, butler, 50 Main street, Bridgend Boos, Fredrick, professor of music, 59 North Methven street Bower, Joseph, income-tax assessor, 5 George street —house Mon- treal Cottage Bower, Mrs John, Montreal Cottage, Bridgend Bower, Mrs Robert, 43 Mill street Bowes, Robert, shoemaker, St Ann's lane Bowes, William, labourer, Stormont street Bowie, John, joiner, Scott street Boyd, David, labourer, 1 Paul street BOYD —BROWN.

Boyd, James, weaver, 70 Mill street Boyd, John, weaver, Thimblerow Boyd, Mrs JPeter, grocer, Dovecotland Boyd, Mrs Peter, 57 Watergate Boyd, Peter, labourer, 6 High street Boyd, Thomas, glazier, 157 High street—house 161 Boyd, William, weaver, 96 Canal street Boyle, Andrew, superintendent of police, 3 High street Boyle, John (Mackenzie & Dickson), 26 Main street, Bridgend Boyle, Mrs William, winder, Clayholes Boyle, Mrs James, 18 Meal vennel Boyle, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland Bradley, John, twister, 2 Leonard place Bradley, John, carpenter, Coal shore Bradley, Mrs Giles, 71 Victoria street Brae, Daniel, dyer, 232 High street Brae, Miss Isabella, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Braid, Miss Elizabeth, laundress, Cntlog vennel Braid, Thomas, joiner, 97 South street Bramwell, James P., M.D., 8 Barossa place Bramwell, Mrs Eliza, flour-merchant, Athole street Brand, Mrs, Scott street Brebner, John, baker. Flesh vennel Bremner, James, shoemaker, 59 Skinnergate Brewster, Alexander, gardener, 43 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brewster, George, joiner, 1 Canal crescent Brewster & Pattuilo, wood-merchants, 61 Victoria street Bridgend Water Assessment Office, 5 George street—Joseph Bower, manager Bridges, John, dancing-master, 18 Strathmore sfereet, Bridgend British Linen Company's Bank, George st. —John Conning, agent Brodie, Andrew, 281 High street Brodie, James, grocer, 1 Cross street Brodie, Miss Ann, 59 Pomarium Brodie, Miss Margaret, 5 Leonard street Brough, Alexander, baker, 55 Mill street Brough, James, painter, 136 South street Brough, John, baker, 78 High street—house 80 Brough, Miss Catherine, 37 Canal street Brough, Miss Jane, 26 Princes street Brough, Mrs Andrew, 55 High street Brough, Mrs James, 35 Canal street Brown, Alexander, embroiderer. South William street—house 16 Marshall place Brown, Alexander, Horse cross Brown, Alexander, labourer, Leonard street Brown, Alexander, dyer, 79 Canal street Brown, Andrew, warder, 2 South William street Brown, Charles, porter, 48 Watergate Brown, Daniel, Black Bull Inn, 11 Kirkgate Brown, David, shoemaker, 258 High street Brown, David, shoemaker, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend BROWN—BRUCE.

Brown, David, labourer, Newrow Brown, David, labourer, Guard vennel Brown, David, baker, 58 South Methven street Brown, George, grocer, 117 High street—house 113 Brown, Hugh S., potato-merchant, Princes street Brown, James, toolmaker, 47 Pomarium Brown, James, labourer, 63 Pomarium Brown, James, fireman, 73 Pomarium Brown, James, weaver, Barossa street Brown, John, shoemaker, 232 High street Brown, John, blacksmith, 14 Paul street Brown, John, joiner, Newrow Brown, Laurence, shoemaker, 190 High street Brown, Miss, 113 High street Brown, Miss, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs Alexander, 23 Pomarium Brown, Mrs John, 224 High street Brown, Mrs John, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs John, Kirk close, St John's place Brown, Mrs John, 1 Newrow Brown, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Newrow Brown, Mrs Thomas, 43 Pomarium Brown, Peter D., civil engineer and land-surveyor, 20 Charlotte street— liouse 12 Kose Terrace Brown, Peter, builder, Barnhill Brown, Peter, labourer, 27 Castlegable Brown, Eobert, paymaster, K. P. Kifles, 19 Princes street Brown, T. & W., joiners, 211 High street—house 246 Brown, William, vintner, 17 Castlegable Brown, William, teacher of drawing, Croft Cottage, Bridgend Brown, Eev. William, A.M., Chaplain of General Prison, St Ste- phen's Cottage, Canal street Brown, William, ironmonger, &c., Kirkside—house above Brown, William, shipowner, 2 Victoria street Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 40 Meal vennel Bruce, David, brushmaker, 3 Meal vennel Bruce, David, glazier, 102 High street Bruce, George, glazier. Horse cross Bruce, George, engineer, Barossa street Bruce, George, millwright. Union, street Bruce, James, glazier, 100 High street—house 102 Bruce, John, warder, 20 Watergate

Bruce, John, 5 St Leonard's bank -C. Bruce, John, tailor and clothier, 58 St John street Bruce, Mrs James, South William street Bruce, Mrs John, fruiterer, 20 Princes street Bruce, Eobert, shoemaker, 87 High street Bruce, Thomas, shipmaster, 105 South street Bruce, Thomas, labourer, 3 Eeform place Bruce, William, blacksmith, Earl's dykes Bruce, William, pensioner, Kinnoull causeway Bruce, William, weaver, 321 High street 10 BRUNTFIELD—BUElSrS.

Bruntfield, David, blacksmith, 163 South street Bi'untfield, George, paper-agent, 238 High street Bruntfield, George, cork manufacturer, 16 High street—house 224 Bruntfield, John, painter, 50 High street Bruntfield, John, pensioner, Claypots wynd Bruntfield, Mrs Alexander, 224 High street Bruntfield, Thomas, corkcutter, 116 High street Bryden & Sons, John, bellhangers, &c., 33 St John street Bryson, Charles, fishing-rod maker, Barossa street Bryson, Joseph, labourer, 97 South street Bryson, William, teacher of dancing, Barossa street Buchan, Alexander, calico-printer, Dovecotland Buchan, Henry, pensioner, Dovecotland Buchan, James (of Buchan & Low), 9 Athole crescent Buchan, James, calico-printer, 284 High street Buchan, John, weaver, Thimblerow Buchan & Low, grocers and iron-merchants, 107 High street Buchan, Miss, lodgings, 9 North Methven street Buchanan, Alexander, coachman, Union street Buchanan, Alexander, carriage-inspector, Craigie Buchanan, Archibald, stoker, Stormont street Buchanan, Charles, labourer, 25 High street Buchanan, Daniel, railway-guard, 63 Pomarium Buchanan, David, carter, 207 High street Buchanan, David, porter, 336 High street Buchanan, Donald, general blacksmith. County place Buchanan, James, wright, 55 Main street, Bridgend Buchanan, Peter, agent for Wellwood coal. County place Buchanan, Mrs George, milliner and dressmaker, 22 Kirkgate Buchanan, Mrs, 2 Rose terrace Buchanan, Mrs Duncan, Newrow Buchanan, Mrs John, grocer, 80 South street Buchanan, William (Perth Brewery), 12 North Methven street Bucknell, Mrs, Melville street Bulk & Son, Andrew, ropework. Princes street Buist, Andrew, Barnhill Cottage Buist, Andrew, house surgeon, Infirmary, York place Buist, Andrew, plasterer, 102 South street Buist, Miss, 46 St John street Buist, Robert, session-clerk, 6 Charlotte street—house 28 King st. Buist, Thomas, wright, 10 Newrow Buist, William, plasterer, 82 South street Burgess, James, weaver, 159 South street Burgess, John, weaver, 9 Kinnoull causeway Burgh Assessor's Office, 3 High street—J. Readdie, assessor Burgh Court -Room, 1 High street Burke, Thomas, fireman, 34 Pomarium Burnett, James, game-dealer, 31 Mill street Burns, David, mason, Clayholes Burns, Felix, broker, 22 & 26 Meal vennel Burns, Archibald, manager. Central Bank, 50 St John street Burns, George, ship-carpenter, 52 Victoria street BURNS—CAMEKOX. 11

Burns, John, labourer, Union street Burns, Mrs Margaret, Dovecotland Burns, Mrs Eobert, potato-dealer, Murray street Burns, Samuel, labourer, 74 Mill street Buny, Angus, teacher of music, 2 Canal street Butter, Duncan, vintner, 225 South street Butter, Eobert, superintendent of goods department, 9 Rose terrace Butter, Eobert S., mail-guard, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend

Caddie, James, bank-porter, 52 St John street Caddie, John, cowfeeder, Marshall bank Cairncross, Mrs George, 5 George street Cairncross, James, tailor and clothier, 28 High street Cairnie, John, labourer, Paul street Cairnie, Miss Mary, staymaker, 37 George street Cairnie, Eobert, bellhanger, 60 High street Cairnie, Eobert, sen., bellhanger, 74 St John street Cairnie, Eobert, jun., commercial traveller, 60 High street Calder, James, wood-merchant, MoncreifFe Saw-Mill—h. Newtown Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 8 Bridge lane Calderwood, James, boot and shoe maker, 63 High street— house 59 Calderwood, Matthew, flesher, 148 South street Cameron, Alexander, mason, KinnouU causeway Cameron, Alexander, carriage-inspector. New town Cameron, Charles, Blackfriars wynd Cameron, Daniel, mason, Paul street Cameron, David, mason, Barossa street Cameron, David, weaver, 23 Pomarium Cameron, Duncan, shoemaker, Stormont street Cameron, Duncan, seaman, 70 South street Cameron, James, grocer, 23 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, James, tailor, 70 South street Cameron, James, tailor, 49 Watergate Cameron, James, wright, 5 Gowrie street. Bridgend Cameron, James, labourer, 25 Canal street Cameron, James, carter, Lime shore Cameron, James, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, mason, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, John, weaver, Claypots wynd Cameron, John, weaver, Dovecotland Cameron, John, policeman, Leonard street Cameron, John, clerk, 13 North Methven street Cameron, John, carter, 348 High street Cameron, Miss Catherine, 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, Miss Jane, 14 Leonard street Cameron, Miss Margaret, flesher, Mill street Cameron, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 137 High street Cameron, Mrs, Meal vennel Cameron, Mrs, 19 Mill street Cameron, Mrs, lodgings. Flesh vennel 12 CAMERON—CAMPBELL.

Cameron, Mrs, 297 Higli street Cameron, Mrs, grocer, Tlnmblerow Cameron, Mrs Agnes, 119 South street Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 29 Mill sti-eet Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 28 Kirkgate Cameron, Mrs James, Melville street Cameron, Mrs John, Stormont street Cameron, Mrs John, 14 Mill street Cameron, Mrs Eobert, winder, 304 High street Cameron, Mrs Robert, boarding-school, 7 Barossa place Cameron, Peter, wright, 129 High street Cameron, Rev. Robert, 14 Barossa place Cameron, Robert, potato-salesman, 90 Watergate Cameron, Robert, plant-collector. New town Cameron, William, builder, Victoria street—h. South William street Cameron, William, umbrella-maker, 3 W. Bridge street, Bridgend Campbell, Anthony, mason, 289 High street Campbell, Lieut.-Col. Archibald, Barossa place Campbell, Archibald, dj^er and renovator, 3 S. Methven st.—h. 7 Campbell & Co., Archibald, leather-mei-chants, 46 Mill street Campbell, Archibald, labourer, Clayholes Campbell, Cohn, carriage-inspector, New town Campbell, Donald, currier, 53 South street Campbell, Donald, Turf Tavern, 3 High street Campbell, George, mason, Barossa street Campbell, James, blacksmith, 211 High street Campbell, Jedediah, labourer, 145 High street Campbell, John, hatter and clothier, 4 & 6 St John street—house 30 High street Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 41 N. Methven st. & 10 Castlegable Campbell, John, fireman, 39 Canal street Campbell, John, tailor, 72 South street Campbell, John, tailor, 132 High street Campbell, John, tailor, 94 Canal street Campbell, John, drover, 21 East Bridge street, Bi-idgend Campbell, Miss, 70 South street Campbell, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 142 High street Campbell, Miss Catherine, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Catherine, cowfeeder, 331 High street Campbell, Miss Jane, greengrocer, 18 Gowrie Street, Bridgend Campbell, Miss Jane, 14 Leonard street Campbell, Miss Margaret, seamstress, 7 Paul street Campbell, Mrs, 31 Canal street Campbell, Mrs, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs Alexander, 211 South street Campbell, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 135 South st. — h. 3 Kinnonll st. Campbell, Mrs Duncan, 113 High street Campbell, Mrs Hutton, 183 High street Campbell, Mrs James, 119 High street Campbell, Mrs James, 96 High street Campbell, Mrs John, Carpenter street Campbell, Mrs John, 36 Leonard street CAMPBELL—CHALMEKS. 13

Campbell, Mrs John, 27 Strath more street, Bridgend Campbell, Mrs Peter, 25 High street Campbell, Mrs Thomas, 21 Princes street Campbell, Peter, mason, 3 Kinnoull causeway Campbell, Peter, sawyer, Melville street Campbell, Peter (of P. & P. Campbell) 33 North Methven street Campbell, Peter (of P. & P. Campbell), 3 North Wilham street Campbell, P. & P., silk-dyers and renovators, 9 S. Methven street Campbell, William, seaman, 77 South street Campbell, William, porter, 7 Reform place Campbell, William, weaver, Dovecotland Campsie, James, Free St Leonard's Church officer. Princes street Campsie, James, shopman, Murray street Campsie, John, painter, 33 Castlegable Campsie, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 232 High street Cant, Andrew, baker, 127 South street Cant well, Joseph, 13 Leonard street Cape, John, fireman, New town Cardy, Edward, bandmaster, R. P. Eifles, 3 Kinnoull street Cargill, Miss Jane, 14 Rose terrace Cargill, Mrs Daniel, 3 Barossa place Carmichael, James, porter, Mill street Carmichael, John, Temperance Hotel, 31 St John street Carmichael, Mrs John, Kinnoull causeway Carnegie, Mrs Alexander, 82 South street Carnie, David, cowfeeder, 40 Castlegable Carr, Alexander, wright, 39 Main street, Bridgend Carr, James, porter, Mill close

Carr, Mrs James, 1 3 Kirkgate Carron, John, tobacconist, 84 High street—house 27 Athole street Carron, William, draper, 56 St John street—house 27 Athole street Carson, John, cabinetmaker and furnishing ironmonger, 33, 35, 37, 56, and 57 Meal vennel—house 55 Cassidy, Peter, broker, 21 Meal vennel Catanach, James, weaver, Leonard street Caw, Alexander, labourer, 136 South street Caw, Matthew, town's officer, 3 Barossa place Caw, Miss, 9 Main street, Bridgend Caw, William, labourer, 20 Leonard street

Central Bakk of Scotland, 50 St John street—A , Burns, agent Cess Office, County Buildings Chalmers, Alexander, labourer, 150 South street Chalmers, John, copper and tin smith, 260 High street—house 258 Chalmers, John, vintner and custom-house keeper, Glasgow road Chalmers, Miss, 52 Canal street Chalmers, Miss Isabella, teacher, Dovecotland Chalmers, Mrs, 8 Castlegable Chalmers, Mrs John, 232 High street Chalmers & Richardson, grocers, 43 High street—liouse 67 Chalmers, Robert, baker, 184 South street Chalmers, William, timekeeper, 4 Scott street Chalmers, William, tailor, 47 High street B 14 CHALMERS—CLARK.

Chalmers, William, dyer, 94 Canal street Chalmers & Co., manufacturers, 47 South Methven street Chaplain, Misses, teachers, N. William street—house 62 Athole st. Chapman, Patrick, 37 South Methven street Chapman, Thomas, clerk, Melville street Chisholm, Alexander, gardener, 7 Athole street Chisholm, James, tailor, 7 Kinnoull street Chisholm, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Chisholm, James, sawyer, 36 Meal vennel Chisholm, Mrs James, winder, 156 High street Chisholm, Mrs John, confectioner, 19 Athole street Chisholm, Eobert F. (H. M. Customs), Burton place Chisholm, William, draper, Athole street Christie, Alexander (of Anderson & Christie), Leonard street Christie, Donald, railway-guard, 59 Pomarium Christie, George, blacksmith, 2 Canal crescent Christie, James, late grocer, 1 Kirkgate Christie, James, watchmaker, 82 High street—house 80 Christie, James, cabinetmaker, 149 High street Christie, John, land-agent, 1 Nelson street Christie, John, spirit-dealer, 179 High street Christie, John, blacksmith. North port Christie, John, 89 South street Christie, John, labourer. Meal vennel Christie, Mrs, 39 Canal street Christie, Mrs, dressmaker, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Christie, Mrs Alexander, Athole street Christie, Mrs Thomas, Balhousie Mill Christie, Peter, potato-merchant, Melville street Christie, Eobert, surgeon, 34 High street Christie, Thomas, labourer, 79 Canal street Christie, William, Stormont street Christie, William, hostler, Guard vennel Christison, John, painter, 279 High street Chrystal, Alexander, weaver, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Chrystal, Peter, mason, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend City Chambers, 3 High st. —Arch. Eeid and William Greig, clerks City op Glasgow Bakk, 70 George st. —A. Cunningham, agent City Hall, Kirkside City Chamberlain's Offce, 3 High street—James Thomson Clare, Eev. Joseph, Charteris street Clark, Alexander, painter, 315 High street Clark, Alexander, weaver, 3 Paul street Clark, Alexander, gardener, Thimblerow Clark, Alexander, lathsplitter, 4 Eeform place Clai'k, Charles, weaver, 1 2 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, David, weaver, 14 Canal crescent Clark, Donald, gardener, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, George, plumber, 43 Leonard street Clark, George, clerk, Clayholes Clark, Hugh, janitor (Perth Academy), Thimblerow Clark, Hugh, dyer, Thimblerow CLAKK— COMMISSARY CLERK. 15

Clark James, painter, 37 Castlegable Clark, James, grain-measurer, 79 Canal street Clark, Jcxmes, weaver, Clayholes Clark, John, weaver, 327 High street Clark, John, labourer, 73 Mill street Clark, John, gardener, Taybank Nursery, Bridgend Clark, Misses, MoncreifFe Bank, Craigie Clark, Miss Isabella, 20 Skiunergate Clark, Miss Louisa, New town Clark, Mrs Charles, Thimblerow Clark, Mrs Charles, 90 Watergate Clark, Mrs Hugh, eating-house, 130 South street Clark, Mrs James, 8 Kier street, Bridgend Clark, Mrs John, mangle, 92 Canal street Clark, Mrs John, washer, 13 Paul street Clark, Mrs Thomas, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, Eobert, cabinetmaker, 246 High street—house 190 Clark, Robert, weaver, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, William, kiln-dryster, 65 Mill street Clark, William, weaver, Claypots wynd Clement, Andrew, labourer, 184 South street Clement, Miss, St Ann's lane Clement, Miss, 21 Main street, Bridgend Clezy, Mrs Archibald, Strathmore Inn, 43 Main street, Bridgend Clink, Miss Christian, 281 High street Clink, Mrs Robert, Bridge lane Clochey, Michael, labourer, 40 Skinnergate Clow, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Clow, Margaret, 340 High street Clow, Mrs Peter, 3 York place Clunie, William, 86 High street Cochrane, Alexander, boatman, 90 Watergate Cochrane, Charles, fish and fruit dealer, 25 Guard vennel Cochrane, David, weaver, Leonard street Cochrane, David, miller, 64 Mill street Cochrane, David, East Church officer, Kinnoull causeway Cochrane, James, labourer. Meal vennel Cochrane, John, meal-merchant, 127 High street—house 287 Cochrane, John, labourer, 86 Watergate Cochrane, Miss Janet, milliner, 220 High street Cochrane, Mrs James, Leonard street Cochrane, William, blacksmith, 37 Canal street Cochrane, William, fireman, 6 Cross street Coll, John, tanner, 297 High street Collins, David, tailor and clothier, 47 High street Collins, Miss Margaret, Guard vennel Collins, Mrs Robert, 7 Pomarium Collison, James, turner, 19 Mill street Comb, Thomas, sexton, Dovecotland Commercial Bank of Scotland, South st.—Thomas Souter, agent Commissary Clerk's Office, 14 Charlotte street—William Young, writer, Auchterarder, clerk 16 COMRIE —COWATVS.

Comrie, John, guildry officer, 106 Watergate Comrie, Peter, painter and paperhanger, 39 St John street—h. 35 Conacher, Charles, farrier and veterinary surgeon, 75 Watergate Conacher, Charles, wood-salesman, 12 Victoria street Conacher, John, mason, 7 Newrow Conacher, Mrs, Carpenter street Conacher, Mrs Peter, 81 Watergate Condie, George, solicitor, Blackfriars House Condie, James, solicitor, Blackfriars House Congreve, John, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 41 Watergate Connell, Miss Ann, dressmaker, Scott street Connell, William, fireman, Stormont street Connell, William, sawyer, 12 Cow vennel Conning, John, solicitor, 75 George street Conqueror, Mrs, 148 South street Constable, Isaac, jeweller, 72 High street Constable, Mrs William, Bertha Cottage, Barnhill Cook, Hector, sawyer, 89 South street Cook, Mrs, 15 Commei'cial street, Bridgend Cook, Mrs Dr., 43 King street Cook, Mrs James, 245 High street Cook, Peter, mason, 258 High street Co-Operative Society's Store, 6 County pi. —W. Mill, salesman Co-OpERATn'E Society's Store, High st. —D. M'Vicar, salesman Copeland, Miss Elizabeth, 40 Main street, Bridgend Cornfute, George L., manufacturer, Melville st.—h. 6 Barossa place Cornfute, Mrs Andrew, 10 Rose terrace Cornet, Mrs William, lodgings, 149 High street Cossar, Mrs Archibald, New town Costello, Peter, hawker, 7 Meal vennel Cottrell, Francis, St John's Inn, 6 St John's place County Assessor's Office, County buildings— Francis Morison Count? Constabulary Office, 8 High street County Hall, foot of South street County Prison, Speygate County and City of Perth Infirmary, York place Courier Newspaper Office, 14 High street Coutts, David, shoemaker, 167 South street Coutts, George, labourer, St Paul's square Coutts, John, 92 Canal crescent Coutts, Mrs George, 41 Pomarium Coutts, Peter, pavier, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, Thomas, labourer, 130 South street Coutts, Thomas, tanner, Newrow Coutts, Thomas, letter-carrier, 12 Paul street Coutts, William, pavier, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, William, Glencoe Tavern, 243 High street Coventry, John, weaver, 398 High street Coventry, David, weaver, 232 High street Coventry, Mrs Captain, Melville street Cowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow Cowans, James, of Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co., 7 High street COWANS—CRICHTON. 17

Cowans, James, cabinetmaker, 91 Canal street Cowans, James, ropespinner, Greyfriars lane Cowans, Miss Margaret, milliner, 90 Canal street Cowans, William, china-merchant, 221 High street—house 219 Cowans, William, weaver, Dovecotland Cowper, David, weaver, 70 Pomarium Cowper, John, labourer, Charter lane Cowper, Eobert, baker, 13 Back wynd, Bridgend Cowperthwaite, John James, shipowner, 84 Victoria street Craig, Miss, 19 Commercial street, Bridgend Craig, Thomas, officer of inland revenue, 71 Main street, Bridgend Craig, William, tailor, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Craig, William, miller, 341 High street Craigdallie, Mrs, sick-nurse, 112 South street Craigie, David (Union Bank of Scotland), George street Craigie, David, weaver, 13 Paul street Craigie, Fairney, shoemaker, 188 South street Craigie, George, vpeaver, 13 Paul street Craigie, George, lamplighter. Cherry lane Craigie, James, shoemaker, 136 South street Craigie, Miss Jane, 13 Paul street Craigie, Robert, dyer, 8 Castlegable Craigie, Thomas L., lodgings, 6 Charlotte street Craigie, William, baker, 50 Commercial street, Bridgend Cramb, Mrs James, Leonard street Cramb, Robert, weighman. Old shore Cramb, Robert, violinist, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Cramb, Robert, railway-guard, 318 High street Cranstoun, James H., landscape painter, 9 Athole crescent Crawford, Alexander, grocer, 73 South street Crawford, Alexander, weaver, 333 High street Crawford, David, flesher, 3 Kirkgate—house 33 Castlegable Crawford, John, currier, 48 South Methven street Crawford, Miss Jane, poulterer. North port Crawford, Mrs John, flesher, 22 Hospital street Crawford, Thomas, flesher, 104 High street—house 120 Crawford, William, weaver, Thimblerow Cree, John, coal-merchant, 56 Watergate—house 240 South street Cree, Peter, coal-merchant, St Paul's square Cree, Robert, fisher, 92 Watergate Cree, William, labourer, 238 High street Cree, Wilham, smith, 86 Watergate Crerar, Andrew, grocer, 28 IST. Methven street—h. North Clayholes Crerar, John, labourer, Dovecotland Crerar, Miss Margaret, 25 High street Crerar, Mrs Alexander, weaver, Clayholes Crerar, Robert, labourer, Clayholes Crerar, Robert, millwright, 52 Watergate Creyk, Robert, joiner, 31 Cross street Crichton, Daniel, grocer, 139 South street Crichton, David, engine-driver. Burton place Crichton, David, weaver, 212 High street B 2 18 CRICHTOX—CUTHBERT.

Criclaton, David, weaver, 35 Pomarium Crichtoii, George, lapidary, 54 George street—li. 3 KinnouU street Crichton, James, teacher, Nev?-row—house 3 KinnouU street Crichton, James, weaver, 53 Pomarium Crichton, John, mason. Charter lane Crichton, Miss Rachel, 266 High street Crichton, Mrs William, refreshments, 204 High street Crichton, Thomas, tailor, 10 High street Crighton, Andrew, grocer, 9 KinnouU causeway Crighton, Mrs Peter, New town Crighton, William, wright, 306 High street Crighton, William, corn-merchant, 320 High street Crockart, William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 South street Croll, Andrew, mason, Leonaixl street CroU, Colin, superintendent, Scottish Central Ey. —h. Albert place Croll, George, inspector of poor, 11 Canal cresnt. —h. Albert place Crombie, Mrs William, 10 South street Crombie, Nicol, weaver, Leonard street Crone, James, warder, 68 Pomarium Crossan, William, boot and shoe warehouse, 213 High street Crow, David, pensioner, 15 Pomarium Crow, David, weaver, Dovecotland Crow, David, weaver, 19 Hospital street Crow, James, 37 George street Crow, John, tailor, 92 Watergate Croy, Henry, carter, Dovecotland Cruickshanks, James, English Baking Company, 49 South street Cruickshanks, Mrs William, 72 Watergate Cruickshanks, Richard, commission-agent, 43 Watergate Crumley, William, tinsmith, 50 Skinnergate Cumming, Alexander, labourer. Foundry lane Cumming, Andrew, sawyer, 103 South street Cumming, Daniel, shoemaker, 44 South street Cumming, Rev. James Elder, 8 Marshall place Cunningham, Alexander, 4 Cross street Cunningham, Andrew, accountant and stockbroker, 70 George street (City of Glasgow Bank)—house 2 Charlotte place Cunningham, John, labourer, Cutlog vennel Cunningham, Robert, smith, Paul's close, Newrow Cunningham, AVilliam, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Curr, Andrew, meal-mill, Craigie Curran, Patrick, labourer, 48 Meal vennel Currie & Co., J. & T., wine and spirit merchants, 167 High street —house 14 Rose Terrace CusTOM-HousE, south end of Princes street Cuthbert, Andrew, teacher, 16 Main street, Bridgend Cuthbert, David, weaver, 65 Pomarium Cuthbert, James, meal-dealer, 11 St John's place Cuthbert, James, labourer, 116 High street Cuthbert, William, Scott street 1)ALGLE[SH —DESEKET. 19

Dalgleish, William, porter, 13 Leonard street Dandie, Newby, & Daiidie, chemists and druggists, 75 High street —house 71 Danish Vice-Consul, Eobert Lowe, 2 St John's place Darling, Mrs George, hatter and clothier, 35 George street—house 16 Main street, Bridgend Davidson, Alexander, miller, 67 West Mill street Davidson, Alexander, 25 PL'gh street

Davidson, Andre v/, writer, 68 St John street—h. 23 Marshall place Davidson, A. & A., Eoyal George Inn and Hotel, 51 George street Davidson, Charles, weaver, Clayholes Davidson, James, teacher, 27 Athole street Davidson, James, reporter, 71 High street Davidson, James, painter, 66 South street Davidson, James, seaman, 108 High street Davidson, James, shoemaker, 224 High street Davidson, James, iron-turner, 17 Athole street Davidson, John, plasterer, Barossa street Davidson, John, weaver, Dovecotland Davidson, Margaret, washer, 105 South street Davidson, Miss, 4 Rose terrace Davidson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 30 Meal vennel Davidson, Miss Mary, milliner, 10 High street Davidson, Mrs, lodgings, 9 Castlegable Davidson, Mrs Jane, 306 High street Davidson, Mrs Mary, Stormont street Davidson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 18 Watergate Davidson, Mrs William, 312 High street Davidson, Peter, upholsterer, 39 Watergate Davidson, Peter, boatman, 202 South street Davidson, Robert, vintner, 1 Leonard place Davidson, Eobert, saddler, 28 Watergate Davidson, Rev. Walter, 16 York place Davidson, William, hatter, 12 St John street—house 22 Davie, James, labourer, 43 Commercial street, Bridgend Davie, James, millwright, 125 South street Davie, John, warper, Leonard street Davie, Thomas, labourer, Cutlog vennel Dawson, James, labourer, 297 High street Dawson, John, tobacconist, 235 High street Dawson, John, millwright, 69 Canal street Dawson, Mrs William, 354 High street Dawson, Thomas, railway-guard, 2 Leonard place Deans, Miss Lillias, 5 Scott street Deas, Andrew, bone-setter, Kinnoull causeway Deas, James B. (of Garvie & Deas), York place Deighton, Misses, dressmakers, 203 South street Deighton, Thomas, carpenter, 71 Canal street Deseret, Peter, draper, 159 High street —house 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend 20 DEUCHARS—DON.

Deuchars, James, warder, General Prison, 10 Paul street Deuchars, Thomas, sack manufacturer, County place Dewar, David, gas-inspector, 68 St John street Dewar, Donald, 27 Castlegable Dewar, Duncan, boot and shoe maker, 21 Skinnergate Dewar, Duncan, porter, Stormont street Dewar, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 157 South st. —house 155 Dewar, James (of M'Naughtou & Dewar), Eose Cottage, Bridgend Dewar & Son, James, booksellers, stationers, publishers, and printers, 23 George street—house Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend Dewar, John (of Dewar & Smeaton), 39 North Methven street Dewar, John, wine and spirit merchant, 111 High street—house North Methven street Dewar, John, 157 South street Dewar, John, porter, 129 High street Dewar, John, labourer, Stormont street Dewar, Miss. New town Dewar, Miss Jean, Murray street Dewar, Mrs, 52 Watergate Dewar, Mrs Donald, 37 Castlegable Dewar, Mrs James, Stormont street Dewar, Mrs Peter, 284 High street Dewar, Mrs Kobert, grocer, 46 Meal vennel Dewar, Peter, tailor, 129 South street Dewar, Eobert, postboy, 4 Horse cross Dewar, Thomas, carter. Charter lane Dewar, Thomas, dresser. Low street Dewar & Smeaton, drapers, 1 St John street Dick, John, seed-merchant and vintner, 22 South Methven street Dick, Mrs Captain, 2 Athole crescent Dickie, Mrs, 81 Watergate Dickson, Charles, tailor, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Dickson, David, gardener, 237 High street Dickson, Henry, mason, 119 South street Dickson, John (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend Dickson, Miss Helen, 7 South Methven street Dickson, William, sawyer, 54 Meal vennel Dickson & TurnbuU, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street Dillion, John, railway-guard, 25 Cross street Dingwall, Mrs John, milliner, 13 Kirkgate Dingwall, Eobert, mason, Craigie Dinning, Miss Margaret, matron. Infirmary, York place Docherty, Dennis, hawker, 12 Pomarium Dodds, John, lodgings, 128 South street Dodds, Mrs, Cross Keys Inn, 3 Commercial street, Bridgend Dodgson, Miss, Comely Bank, Bridgend Doig, Bethia, Stormont street Doig, James, engine-driver, New town Don, John, flesher, 21 Cross street Don, John, carter, 315 High street Don, Eobert, tanner, 11 Commercial street, Bridgend Don, Kobert, currier, 47 Commercial street, Bridgend —

DONALD—DOUGLAS. 21

Donald, James, hammerman, 211 South street Donald, John, blacksmith, 24 Commercial street, Bridgend—house adjoining Donald, John, mason, Melville street Donald, Mrs David, 15 Gowrie street, Bridgend Donald, William, Bankhead, Bridgend Donaldson, Alexander, warper. Foundry lane Donaldson Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Donaldson Charles, sm-geon-dentist, 25 George street Donaldson Charles, weaver, 12 Paid street Donaldson David, plumber, 54 High street—h. 58 S. Methven st. Donaldson David, weaver, 12 Paul street Donaldson David, labourer. Mill chne Donaldson David, engine-driver, 31 Cross street Donaldson George (of D., R., & Co.), 8 Victoria street Donaldson Gilbert, wright, Stormont street Donaldson James, bill-poster, 224 High street Donaldson Miss Helen, dressmaker, 10 Paul street Donaldson, Mrs, Ivybank, Kinnoull Donaldson Mrs Andrew, Newrow Donaldson Mrs David, Murray street Donaldson Mrs James, mangle, St Paul's square Donaldson Robert, labourer, 61 Meal vennel Donaldson Thomas, plasterer, Barrack street Donaldson Thomas, baker, 8 North Methven street Donaldson William, engine-driver. New town Donaldson William, weaver, Dovecotland Donaldson William, cabinetmaker, 67 Mill street Donaldson William, carter. Cow vennel Donohue, John, shoemaker, 13 Meal vennel Doonan, John, broker, 62 Meal vennel Dott, Miss, Castlegable Dott, Mrs John, 129 High street Dott, John, labourer, 41 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dougall, John, weaver, 36 Meal vennel Dougal], Mrs William, 184 South street Dougall, Peter, weaver, 36 Meal vennel Douglas, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Douglas, Daniel, carter, 19 Hospital street Douglas, Geo. R., painter and paperhanger, 25 St John st. — h. 68 Douglas, George, labourer, Leonard street Douglas, James, carter, 19 Hospital street Douglas, James, labourer, 313 High street Douglas, Miss Isabella, cook, 22 Castlegable Douglas, Mrs Hanah, Cherry lane Douglas, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 161 High street Douglas, Mrs James, furnishing ironmonger, 3 George street house 22 St John street Douglas, Mrs John, lodgings, 101 High street Douglas, Mrs Robert, 340 High street Douglas, Mrs Thomas, Cherry lane Douglas, Mrs William, Temperance Inn, Leonard street 22 DOUGLAS—DUFF.

Douglas, Robert, corn-merchant, 62 South Methven street Douglas, Thomas, weaver, Kinnoull causeway- Dow, David, book-deliverer, 87 Main street, Bridgend Dow, David, mason, 28 Meal vennel Dow, James, blacksmith, 1 James street Dow, John, fisher, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, John, carter, 315 High street Dow, Miss, meal-dealer, 7 Castlegable Dow, Miss Janet, Castlegable Dow, Miss Margaret, 89 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Miss Mary, Cutlog vennel Dow, Mrs James, Stormont street Dow, Mrs John, 6 Paul street Dow, Mrs Peter, 46 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Peter, carter, 163 South street Dow, Robert, painter and paperhanger, 59 George street —house 8 Mill street Dow, Robert, weaver, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, Thomas, grocer and wine-merchant, 65 George st.—house 61 Dow, William, joiner. Barrack street Dowie, John, weaver, Clayholes Dowie, Leonard, weaver, 394 High street Dowie, William, weaver, 396 High street Downie, Peter, mason, 52 Watergate Dreghorn, Ma,jor A. H., St Alban's Cottage, Kinnoull Drew, Thomas, carter, 70 South street Drummond, Alexander, silversmith, jeweller, and watchmaker, 31 High street—house 28 St John street Drummond, Alexander, wright, 25 High street Drummond, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Drummond, James, labourer, Newrow Drummond, John, bookseller, 46 George street—house 48 Drummond, John, baker, Speygate Drummond, Miss, 13 Princes street Drummond, Peter R., 30 George street Drummond, William, engine-driver, New town Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 27 Pomarium Drysdale, William, baker, 227 High street DufF, David, labourer, Carr's croft Duff, Duncan, teacher, James Sixth's Hospital DufF, James, wright, 95 High street DufF, John, weaver, 11 Leonard street Duff, John, labourer, 13 Leonard street Duff, John, cowfeeder, 56 Pomarium Duff, John, porter, 89 Main street, Bridgend Duff, John, porter. New town Duff, John, weaver, 8 Pomarium Duff, John, cowfeeder, 16 Leonard street Duff, John, carter, Athole street Duff, Miss, James street Duff, Mrs Thomas, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Duff, Peter, inspector of cleansing, 1 Kinnoull causeway DUFF—DUXCAN. 23

Duff, Peter, porter, 125 South street Duff, Walter, ropespinner, 1 12 South street Duff', "William, weaver, 42 Pomarium Duff", William, shoemaker, 7 Kinnoull street Duff", William, shoemaker, 73 West Mill street Duff, William, weaver, 36 Meal vennel Duffey, John, labourer, 155 South street Duffey, Peter, labourer, 142 South street Duffus, Mrs William, grocer, Leonard street Dunbar, Mrs Eobert, 26 Pomarium Duncan, Alexander, grocer, 285 High street Duncan, Alexander M., teacher, Stormont street—house Nelson st. Duncan, Andrew, dyer, Newrow Duncan, Charles, seaman, 44 South street Duncan, Colin, seaman, 98 South street Duncan, David, plasterer, 190 High street Duncan, David, plumber, 224 High street Duncan, David, porter, Carr's croft Duncan, David, labourer, 46 Pomarium ' Duncan, J. & J., pianoforte teachers, Kinnoull street Duncan, James, Well Bank, Kinnoull Duncan, James, brassfounder, Clayholes Duncan, James, carpenter, 44 South street Duncan, John, bootmaker, 63 South Methven street—house 8 Kin- noull Causeway Duncan, John, serated-gingerbeer manufacturer, 55 High street Duncan, John, teacher, Horner's Uine Duncan, John, weaver, 224 High street Duncan, John, baker, 115 High street—house 113 Duncan, John, coal-merchant, 297 High street Duncan, John, draper, 39 Canal street Duncan, Laurence, labourer, 238 High street Duncan, Miss Catherine, Barrack street Duncan, Miss Isabella, Dovecotland Duncan, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 126 High street Duncan, Miss Margaret, 7 South Methven street Duncan, Mrs, 73 Main street, Bridgend Duncan, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland Duncan, Mrs David, 56 Mill street Duncan, Mrs James, 38 South street Duncan, Mrs Peter, 309 High street Duncan, Mrs Thomas, 29 Mill street Duncan, Peter, sharebroker, 60 High street Duncan, Peter, weaver, Thimblerow Duncan, Ptobert, joiner. Nelson street Duncan, Thomas, confectioner, 133 High street— house 137 Duncan, Thomas, baker, Stormont street Duncan, Thomas, fireman, Carr's croft Duncan, William (of Central Bank), 7 Marshall place Duncan, William, cabinetmaker, 85 South street Duncan, William, plasterer, Stormont street Duncan, William, labourer, Scott street 24 DUNCAN—EDWIN.

Duncan, William, plasterer, Pomarium Dunn, Archibald, mason. Mill street Dunn, Charles, confectioner, 72 South street Dunn, John, bookbinder, 39 Canal street Dunn, Peter, labourer, Scott street Duncanson, William, flesher, 46 South street—house opposite Dunlop, John, engine-driver, New town Dunsmore, Buchanan, draper, 58 High street—house 54 Durie, Miss Jane, dressmaker, Charter lane Durie, William, Charter lane Dutch, WilHam, carpenter, 54 Victoria street Duthie, WilHam, tailor, 40 Mill street Dyer, Jaraes, clerk, North port Dyer, Miss Mary, seamstress, Blackfriars wynd Dymock, Rev. Thomas, A.M., 3 Athole crescent

Eadie, James, wright. Barrack street Eadie, Mrs Charles, mangle, Melville street Eadie, Mrs WilHam, lodgings, 69 North Methven street Eadie, William, engine-driver, 56 Mill street Eadie, WilHam, labourer, Stormont street Easmont, Charles, seaman, 57 Watergate Easson, David, carpenter, 79 Canal street Easson, James, agent, 12 Speygate—house Mount Tabor Easson, James, gas-fitter, 14 Canal street Easson, John, baker, 79 Canal street Easson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Easson, John, fireman, 34 South street Easson, Miss Jane, 19 Mill street Easson, Mrs Alexander, 113 High street Easson, Mrs David, mangle, 2 Reform place Easton, John, cabinetmaker, Newrow Easton, Mrs Ann, lodgings, 25 South street Eckford, Mrs, 4 Charlotte place Edgar, Mrs Peter, victualler, 61 Skinnergate Ediugton, James, labourer, 12 South street Edington, Miss Agnes, 6 South street Edward, George, bootmaker, 138 and 140 High st. —h. New town Edward, James, slater, 42 Castlegable Edward, John, seaman, 79 Watergate Edward, Miss, broker, 8 Aleal vennel—house lO Edwards, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Princes street Edward, Miss EHzabeth, bookseller, 103 High street Edward, Mrs James, 8 Speygate Edward, Mrs William, lodgings, Melville street Edward, Robert, gardener, 25 Strathmore street, Bridgend Edward, Thomas, auctioneer and appraiser, 29 Meal vennel— h 23 Edward, Thomas, labourer, 25 High street Edward, WilHam, labourer, 247 High street Edwin, Richard, painter, 1 1 East Bridge street, Bridgend ELDER—FENWICK.

Elder, Alexander, weaver, 36 Pomarium Elder, Alexander, labourer, 82 South street Elder, David, sawyer, 4 Speygate Elder, David, labourer, Newrow Elder, Henry, weaver, 42 Pomarium Elder, James, labourer, 59 South street Elder, James, porter, 7 South Methven street Elder, Mrs, 56 Mill street

Elder, Mrs C, 13 Paul street . Elliot, George, mason. Meal vennel

Emslie, James, engine-fitter, 56 Mill street ^ Enislie, John, engine-fitter, Stormont street Espie, Eobert, coachmaker, 116 High street Ewan, William, Kailway Inn, Leonard street Ewart, James, weaver, 306 High street Ewart, John, sawyer, Craigie Ewing, Alexander, broker, 38 Meal vennel Exchange News-Eoom, 30 George street Eye and Ear Institution, 2 Skinnergate —G. K. H. Paterson, surgeon—house Balbeggie

Fahy, John, labourer, 197 High street Fairley, Mrs James, 129 High street Fairweather, William, tobacconist, Mill street Falconer, John, wright, 28 Watergate Falconer, Miss, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Falconer, William, gardener, Kosebank, Bridgend Falconer, William, stationer, 225 High street Farney, William M., boot and shoe maker, 26 St John st. —h. 28 Farquharson, David, shoemaker, 38 Mill street Farquharson, David, vintner, 112 High street Farquharson, James, 3 Bridge lane Farquharson, John, superintendent of Wellshill and Greyfriars Cemeteries, Charter lane Farquharson, John, tailor, 34 North Methven street Farquharson, Mrs Alexander, Foundry lane Farquharson, Mrs Kobert, Canal crescent Farquharson, Eobert, manufacturer, 276 High street Farquharson, William, gardener, Charter lane Fawcett, Peter, (H. M. Customs), Craigie Fenton, Alexander, flesher, 4 Back wynd, Bridgend Fenton, Alexander, joiner, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Fenton, James, sailmaker, Craigie Fenton, Mrs John, 15 Pomarium Fenwick, David J., confectioner, 41 George street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, George, weaver, New town Fenwick, James, umbrella-maker, 60 George street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, James, weaver, Dovecotland Fenwick, Mrs EHzabeth, seamstress, Cutlog vennel Fenwick, Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street—house above C 26 FENWICK—FISHEE.

Fenwick, Stuart, warper, 4 Pomarium Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 5 Bridge street, Bridgend Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 47 High street Fenwick, William, grocer, 335 High street Fenwick & Son, confectioners, 27 St John street—house Bridgend Fenwick, Thomas, pensioner. Curfew row Fergus, Eobert, confectioner, 246 High street Ferguson, Alexander, tailor, 21 Cross street Ferguson, Archibald, grocer, 5 Keform place Ferguson, Charles, fitter, Scott street Ferguson, Daniel, skinner, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Ferguson, Dundas E. (Scottish Central Eailway), York place Ferguson, James, bricklayer, Kinnoull causeway Ferguson, James, weaver, 54 Pomarium Ferguson, John, labourer, 63 Pomarium Ferguson, John, labourer, Stormont street Ferguson, John, weaver, Newrow Ferguson, Miss, 24 Main street, Bridgend Ferguson, Misses, milliners and furriers, 16 Charlotte street Ferguson, Miss Christian, seamstress, 8 North port Ferguson, Miss Janet, Thimblerow Ferguson, Mrs, eating-house, 188 South street Ferguson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 78 Pomarium Ferguson, Mrs Alexander, Foundry lane Ferguson, Mrs James, 289 High street Ferguson, Peter, teacher, Perth Boys' School of Industry, Hospital Ferguson, Eobert, clerk, 276 High street Ferguson, William, 3 Bridge lane Ferguson, William, teacher, 2 Canal street Ferrier, Alexander, stoker, 73 Pomarium Ferrier, Andrew, confectioner, 47 George street Ferrier, James, fisher, 48 Pomarium Ferrier, Mrs J., poulterer. Bridge lane Ferrier, Mrs John, 190 High street Findlater, James, clerk, 9 Speygate Findlater, Mrs James, Murray street Findlay, Charles, solicitor, 33 North Methven street Findlay, Mrs George, Ewe and Lamb Tavern, 7 South street Findlay, James, pensioner, Graham's place. Princes street Finlayson, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Finlayson, James, mason, 396 High street Finlayson, John, labourer, Newrow Finlayson, Mrs William, Kinnoull causeway Fisher, Alexander, weaver. Kirk close Fisher, John, baker, 1 Melville street Fisher, Miss Janet, Paul's square Fisher, Mrs, 239 High street Fisher, Mrs Dr (of Glenearn), 22 Main street, Bridgend Fisher, Mrs John, Flesh vennel Fisher, Mrs John, winder, Claypots wynd Fisher, Mrs WilKam, 7 Paul street Fisher, William, grocer, 172 High street—house 321 —

FISKEN—FORREST.

Fisken, Mrs John, 6 North Methven street Fisken, Peter, gas-fitter, 27 Castlegable Fisken, Thomas, weaver, Curfew row Fitchie, Mrs, 51 King street Fittis, Eobert Scott, clerk, 190 High street Flanagan, John, Claypots wynd Fleming, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 34 St John street Fleming, Alexandei', baker, Graham's place. Princes street Fleming, Rev. Archibald, A.B., York place Fleming, David, sm-geon and druggist, 4 West Bridge street house 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Fleming, John, mason, 404 High street Fleming, Miss Ann, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Fleming, Miss Margaret, fruiterer, 67 North Methven street Fleming, Miss Margaret, laundress, 7 Meal vennel Fleming, Mrs Christian, cowfeeder, Guard vennel Fleming, Mrs William, 14 Meal vennel Flesher Incorporation Hall, 44 South street Fletcher, Alexander, coachman, Keir street, Bridgend Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, 7 Kinnoull street Flockhart, John, solicitor. County Buildings—h. 2 King's place Flynn, Patrick, engine-cleaner, 27 Castlegable Foolan, Peter, labourer, 155 South street Forbes, Alexander, distiller, Clocksherrie Distillery, Bridgend Forbes, Alexander, gunsmith, 20 High street Forbes, Alexander, pensioner, Leonard street Forbes, Charles, labourer, Lowe street Forbes, Duncan, labourer, Lowe street Forbes, James, labourer, 30 Canal street Forbes, Mrs John, Melville street Forbes, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 1 Kirkgate Forbes, Miss Ann, furnishing warehouse, 144 High street Forbes, Miss Betsy, vintner, 17 Hospital street Forbes, Miss Catherine, 14 Leonard street Forbes, Mrs Dr, James street Forbes, Mrs John, 71 Canal street Forbes, Mrs John, 362 High street Forbes, Mrs, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend Forbes, Peter, horse-dealer, 155 High street—house 153 Forbes, Eobert, labourer, Stormont street Forbes, William, copper and tin smith, 209 High street—h. 207 Forbes, William, clerk, 2 Victoria street Forbes, William, porter, Melville street Ford, John, seaman, 36 Commercial street, Bridgend Ford, John, turner, 66 South Methven street Ford, Mrs James, 238 High street Ford, Mrs Robert, 12 South street Ford, Robert, gas-engineer. Nelson street Ford, William, boatman, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Fordyce, David, grocer, 3 Leonard place Forfar, William, labourer, Dovecotland Forrest, Mrs, 87 High street 28 POREESTER—FEASEE.

Forrester, Miss Ann, 14 Bridge lane Forrester, Misses, 20 Marshall place Forsyth, David, tailor, 89 South street Forsyth, David, baker, 2 Main street, Bi'idgend Forsyth, James, weaver, 14 Pomarium Forsyth, John, clerk, 17 Athole street Forsyth, J. & T., merchants, 1 St John's place Forsyth, Mrs John, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Forsyth, Mrs Walter, flesher, 8 Princes street—honse 82 South st. Forsyth, Thomas (of J. & T. Forsyth), 26 Marshall place Forsyth, Thomas, bellhanger, 9 Watergate Fortescue, The Very Eev, E. B. K., St Ninian's College, Athole st. Fortune, Charles, corn-dealer, Nelson street Fotheringham, David, shipowner, 3 North port Foy, Thomas, fireman, 27 Castlegable Fi'ampton, George, coachman, 18 Kirkgate Fraser, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 76 St John street Fraser, Alexander, wright, 6 Cross street Fraser, Alexander, labourer, Barossa street Fraser, Daniel, confectioner, 97 South street - Fraser, Daniel, flesher, 160 South street Fraser, David, tailor, 336 High street Fraser, David, seaman, Speygate Fraser, Duncan, labourer, Newrow Fraser, Henry, weaver, 25 Hospital street Fraser, Hugh, cattle-dealer, 88 South street Fraser, James, weaver, 204 South street Fraser, James, policeman, 85 South street Fraser, James, wright, 364 High street Fraser, James, labourer, 30 Pomarium Fraser, John, tailor and clothier, 49 High street—house 47 Fraser, John, saddler, 29 Main street, Bridgend Fraser, John, pattern-drawer, 245 High street Fraser, John, pensioner, 207 High street Fraser, John, coal-dealer, Newrow Fraser, John, glazier, 214 High street Fraser, Miss, draper, 40 Mill street Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 21 Main street, Bridgend Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 61 George street Fraser, Miss Jane, 246 High street Fraser, Mrs, 41 Main street, Bridgend Fraser, Mrs Alexander, cowfeeder, 55 South street Fraser, Mrs Ann, Dovecotland Fraser, Mrs George, washer, Kinnoull street Fraser, Mrs John, embroidery stamper, 245 High street Fraser, Mrs Simon, 16 Leonard street Fraser, Mrs William, Dovecotland Fraser, Mrs William, Athole street Fraser, Eobert, labourer, 4 South street Fraser, Thomas, wright, 50 South street Fraser, William J., solicitor, 20 South street—house King's place Fraser, William, haircutter, 289 High street ' FBASER—GALLOWAY. 29

Fraser & Anderson, engravers, lithographers, and photographers, 87 High street Frew, David, surgeon, 10 Barossa place Frew, Mrs F., 39 North Methven street Frew, William (of Addis & Frew), 39 North Methven street Froster, "William, billiard-room, 30 George street Froy, John, labourer, 197 High street Fulton, James, sawyer, 12 Hospital street Fyfe, Archibald, wright, Kirkside Fyfe, David, mason, 47 George street Fyfe, James, mason, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Fyfe, Joseph, tea-merchant, 27 Kirkgate

Gabriel, Eobert, vintner, 305 High street Gairns, Ann, washer, 73 South street Gall, Alexandei', brassfounder, 5 Skinnergate Gall, David, labourer, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gall, James, joiner. New town Gall, John, joiner. New town Gall, Miss Elizabeth, Barrack street Gall, Mrs James, 5 Meal vennel Gall, Mrs James, 14 Hospital street Gall, William, cooper, 46 Watergate Galletly, David, wright, 90 Watergate Galletly, David, plasterer, 344 High street Galletly, George, labourer, 28 Kirkgate Galletly, George, grocer, 13 Athole street Galletly, James, mason, 25 South street Galletly, James, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Galletly, James, grocer, 1 Hospital street Galletly, James, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Galletly, James, tailor, 4 George street Galletly, Jessie, 46 Mill street Galletly, John, baker, St John's place Galletly, John, slater, 38 Pomarium Galletly, John, wright, County place Galletly, Misses, Union street Galletly, Miss Ann, laundress, 89 South street Galletly, Mrs Alexander, seamstress, 294 High street Galletly, Mrs John, 82 Watergate Galletly, Peter, platelayer, Carr's croft Galletly, Thomas, sawyer, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Galloway, Alexander, weaver, 14 Pomarium Galloway, George, weaver, 345 High street Galloway, Hugh, seaman, 17 Watergate Galloway, James, clerk (Post-Office), Barrack street Galloway, James, weaver, 46 Pomarium Galloway, Mrs Margaret, 42 Main street, Bridgend Galloway, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 281 High street Galloway, Thomas, weaver, Dovecotland c2 30 GALLOCHER—GIBBOKS.

Gallocher, Michael, hawker, 71 South street Gardiner, Alexander, labourer, Craigie Gardiner, Andrew, carpenter, 21 Stormont street Gardiner, Captain David, Jock's Lodge, Kinnoull Gardiner, Donald, blacksmith, 88 Watergate Gardiner, James, Orchard Bank, Kinnoull Gardiner, Miss Jane, sick-nurse, 13 Skinnergate Gardiner, Peter, carter, North William street Gardiner, Robert, labourer, 128 South street Gardiner, Thomas, labourer, Claypots wynd Garie, John, collector of water duty, 1 North William street Garland, Miss Margaret, 227 High street Garland, Robert, miller, 56 Mill street Garvie, Andrew, wright, 3 South street Garvie, Andrew, labourer, 105 South street Garvie, James, lime-agent. Railway Terminus Garvie, James, labourer, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Garvie, James, weaver, Newrow Garvie, John, labourer, 7 Strathmore street, Bridgend Garvie, Johnstone, smith, 40 Meal vennel Garvie, Laurence, labourer, 79 Canal street Garvie, Miss Isabella, grocer, 25 Athole street Garvie, Mrs John, Earl's dykes Garvie, Mrs John, 3 King's place Garvie, Mrs John, 276 High street Garvie, Robert, engineer, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Garvie, William, station-master (Dundee & Perth Railway Coy.), Barnhill Garvie & Deas, manufacturers, 55 South Methven street Gathan, Michael, telegraph-worker, 8 Newrow Gavan, Patrick, labourer, 71 Canal street Gaw, Alexander, coachman, 35 Canal street Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander, Dovecotland Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander (R. P. Rifles), Mount Tabor Geddes, Mrs Captain William, Melville street Geddes, William, sawyer, 31 Cross street Geekie, James, weaver, 56 Strathmore street, Bridgend Geekie, James, blacksmith, General Prison Geekie, David, mason, 227 High street Geekie, Donald, mason, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Geekie, Mrs David, 46 Main street, Bridgend Gemmel, Mrs William, 13 Cross street Gentle, Robert S., draper, 24 St John street—house Rose Bank, Bridgend Gentry, John, provision store, 9 South street Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South street George, Miss Ann, 81 High street Gibb, David, mason, 246 High street Gibb, John, 15 Main street, Bridgend Gibb, Mrs James, schoolmistress, 15 Bridge lane Gibbons, James, pensioner, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Gibbons, Mrs, 37 Castlegable GIBBONS—GOODWIN. 31

Gibbons, Mrs Mary, 86 Watergate Gibbons, Mrs William, staymaker, 95 South street Gibson, David, police-sergeant, 39 Watergate Gibson, David, currier, 1 Paul street Gibson, George, commercial agency and trade protection ofSces, 50 High street Gibson, James, baker, 14 Paul street Gibson, John, writer, 10 Canal street Gibson, John, pensioner, 68 Pomarium Gibson, Miss, lodgings, Scott street Gibson, Miss Margaret, 6 Charlotte street Gibson, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 47 Watergate Gibson, Mrs George, Yoi'k place Gibson, Mrs John, 63 Pomarium Gibson, Mrs Peter, 19 Bridge lane Gibson, Mrs Peter, grocer, Leonard street Gibson, Mrs Peter, 8 Castlegable Gibson, Mrs Thomas, 6 Paul street Gibson, Thomas, shipowner, Horner's lane Gibson, William, labourer, Barrack street Giddings, Miss, matron, Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Gilbert, John, currier, 17 Commercial street, Bridgend Gilchrist, James, 266 High street Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Lower Craigie Gillespie, Erskine, rope and twine manufacturer, 61 High street —house Athole street Gillespie, James, weaver, Kinnoull Causeway Gillespie, Mrs, 199 High street Gilmour, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 66 South street Ginnes, Andrew, dyer, Thimblerow Glass, James Moii', 77 Victoria street Glass, Andrew, weaver, 354 High street Glass, David, baker, 91 High street—house 87 Glass, David, weaver, 354 High Street Glass, David, labourer, 280 High street Glass, James, clerk, 280 High street Glass, James, porter, 239 High street Glass, Mrs, 10 High street Glass, Mrs David, Clayholes Gleg, James, railway-guai'd, 10 Leonard street Glendinning, William, hostler, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gloag, John, gardener, 43 Leonard street Gloag, Matthew, wine-merchant, 22 Athole street—house 21 Gloag, Mrs William, 21 Marshall place Gloag, Eobert, porter, Stormont street Glover's Hall, 36 George street Gold, James, labourer, 74 South street Gollen, James, weaver, 362 High street Goodall, John, weaver. Curfew row Goodall, Laurence, carpenter, 82 South street Goodsir, John, commission-agent, 45 Watergate—h. S. William st. Goodwin, William, mail-guard, 11 Mill street 32 GORDON— GOWANS.

Gordon, Charles, cowfeeder, 161 South street Gordon, Duncan, tailor, 151 High street Gordon, George, chief constable, 3 Barossa place Gordon, Hugh, commercial traveller, King's place Gordon, John, Canal crescent Gordon, John, policeman, 5 Kinnoull causeway Gordon, Mrs Ann, 137 High street Gordon, Thomas, labourer, 3 Newrow Gordon, William, clerk, 31 Leonard street Gorham, David, sawyer, 13 Canal crescent Gorrie, Andrew, millwright. Low street Gorrie, David, coppersmith and gas-fitter, 251 High street— h. 253 Gorrie, David, brassfounder, Barrack street Gorrie, George, cabinetmaker, St Paul's square Gorrie, George, miller, 7 Paul street Gorrie, James, weaver, Newrow, Gorrie, John, upholsterer, 238 High street Gorrie, John, blacksmith, Kirkside Gorrie, John, dairy, 199 South street Gorrie, Mrs David, 246 High street Gorrie, Mrs James, Barrack street Gome, Mrs WilHam, Barnhill Gorrie, Peter, engine-driver. New town Gorrie, Eobert, cabinetmaker, 248 High street—house 246 Gorrie, Thomas, wire-worker, 80 Watergate—house 84 Gorrie, Thomas, engineer, 6 Newrow Gorrie, Thomas, pattern-maker, Murray street Gourlay, Mrs John, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend GovERNMENO? EMIGRATION Office, 80 Goorge street—C. G. Sidey, agent Gow, Alexander, hostler, 26 Princes street Gow, Charles, Newrow Gow, Daniel, coal-merchant. Earl's dykes—house 26 Princes street Gow, D. & D., grocers and spirit-dealers, 93 South street Gow, James, carpenter, 77 South street Gow, James, seaman, 185 High street Gow, James, ropespinner. Curfew row Gow, John, mason, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend Gow, John, carter, 90 Victoria street Gow, John, shoemaker, 116 High street Gow, Magnus M., millwright, 24 Mill street—h. 2 Melville street Gow, Miss, grocer, Barossa street Gow, Miss EHzabeth, 38 Mill street Gow, Miss Jane, lodgings, 28 Kirkgate Gow, Miss Lilias, dressmaker, 90 Victoria street Gow, Mrs James, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Gow, Mrs Janet, Horner's lane Gow, Mrs Eobert, 19 Mill street Gow, Thomas, weaver, 55 Pomarium Gowanlock, James, gardener, Asylum, Bridgend Gowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow Gowans, James (of J. & W. Gowans), King's place GOWANS —GRAY. 33

Gowans, James, postboy, 67 Canal street Gowans, J. & W., wholesale chemists and druggists, 21 High st. Gowans, Mrs Alexander, 45 Pomarium Gowans, William (of J. & W. Gowans), 22 King street Graham, Alexander, 15 Marshall place Graham, Alexander, grocer, 74 Pomarium Graham, Andrew, Melville street Graham, David, weaver, 35 Pomarium Graham, Ellis, fireman, Kirkside Graham, James, labourer, Stormont street Graham, John I)., boot and shoe maker. Carpenter street Graham, John, shoemaker, 342 High street Graham, Mrs John, 39 Pomarium Graham, Mrs Eobert, dressmaker, 224 High street Graham, Peter, wood and coal merchant. Princes street cottage Graham, William, flesher, 155 South street Graham, William, carter. Barrack street Graham, William, smith, KinnouU causeway Graham, AVilliam (of T. G. & Co.), 23 Princes street Graham & Co., Thomas, wood and coal merchants, 19 Princes st. Graham, Thomas (of T. G. & Co.), 34 St John street Grahame, John, solicitor, 14 Watergate—house 61 George street Granger, John, contractor, York place Grant, Alexander, brushmaker, Stormont street Grant, Charles, wright, 46 North Methven street Grant, George (late Excise), 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Grant, James, timekeeper, 5 Eeform place Grant, James, coppersmith, 101 Watergate Grant, James, labourer, 126 High street Grant, John, grocer, 66 St John street—house Craigie Grant, Miss, Stormont Cottage, Bridgend Grant, Mrs Alexander, 59 North Methven street Grant, Mrs James, Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Grant, Mrs John, 132 High street Grant, Eobert S., accountant, Moncreiife terrace, Craigie Grant, William, smith, 52 South street Grasby, E. H., manufacturer of hosiery, 23 High st. —h. opposite Gray, Alexander, hostler, 7 Bridge lane Gray, Eev. Andrew, A.M., 3 Athole place Gray & Sons, Andrew, manufacturers, 82 Watergate—house New Scone Gray & Bell, bootmakers, 21 South street Gray Brothers, drapers, 34 George street Gray, David, weaver, 31 Pomarium Gray, George, solicitor, 14 South street—h, Bowerswell, Bridgend Gray, James, engineer, 14 Watergate Gray, James, wright, 188 South street Gray, James, smith, Dovecotland Gray, James, weaver, 19 Leonard street Gray, James, pensioner, Stormont street Gray, John (Union Bank of Scotland), 9 Barossa place Gray, John B. (of Gray Brothers), 82 Watergate 34 ' GRAY—GUTHRIE.

Gray, John-M'Euen, ironmonger, 7 George street—h. 7 High st. Gray & Miller, milliners, 85 High street—house 87 Gray, Miss Barbara, 3 Barossa place Gray, Mrs Andrew, 4 Athole crescent Gray, Mrs John, lodgings, 79 Canal street Gray, Mrs Peter, Clayholes Gray, Eobert (of Gray Brothers), 36 George street Gray, Robert, clerk, 9 Canal street Gray, Eobert, weaver, 31 Pomarium Gray, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Gray, Thomas, coachman, 11 Cow vennel Gray, William, grocer, 9 Canal crescent Gray, William, joiner. Union lane Gray, William, cowfeeder, 294 High street Gray, William, millwright, 14 Stormont street Green, John, porter, 61 Meal vennel Greenhill, Peter, butler, North port Greenhill, Peter, ropespinner, 17 Kirkgate Grego, Charles, optician, 27 High street—house 29 Kirkgate Grego, Mrs, St John's place Grego Nero, poulterer, Kirkgate—house 29 Gregor, James, clerk, 2 Victoria street Gregor, James, shoemaker. Earl's dykes Gregor, James, weaver, 18 Stormont street Gregor, John, grocer, 323 High street Greig, Alexander (of Greig & Son), 32 King street Greig, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High street and 30 St John street—house 6 Marshall place Greig, George, baker, 2 Leonard place Greig, James G. (of Greig & Son), Canal street Greig, James (of R. & J. Greig), Athole street Greig, James, pensioner, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend Greig, Miss, 2 Barossa place Greig, Robert (of R. & J. Greig), 3 Marshall place Greig, Thomas, clothier and shoe-merchant, 24 Watergate Greig, William, joint city-clerk, 3 High street—house 6 St Leo- nard's bank Greig & Son (Mercantile Academy), KinnouU street Gi-eig, R. & J., merchants, 89 High street Greive, John, labourer, 90 South street Grimmond, Mrs Robert, grocer, 19 Pomarium Grindlay, Andrew, stoker, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Guild Hall, 96 High street Guild, William, writer, 28 High street Gullen, Andrew, upholsterer, 2 Canal street Gunn, David, wright. Carpenter street Gunn, Mrs, 40 Meal vennel Gunn, William, hosier, 53 High street—house 55 Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate

Guthrie, John, agent, 37 Castlegable • Guthrie, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 25 Kirkgate Guthrie, Peter, boot and shoe maker, 17 Castlegable GUTHRIE—HALLEV

Guthrie, Miss Helen, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend H

Haggart, Daniel, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Haggart, Edmund, grocer, 222 High street—house 246 Haggart, James, mason, 12 Castlegable Haggart, John, labourer, 5 New town Haggart, Miss Ann, grocer, 214 South street Haggart, Miss Janet, 3 Main street, Bridgend Haggart, Mrs Kobert, 19 Cross street Haggart, Peter, joiner, 74 Victoria street Haggart, Peter, York place Haggart, Peter, shoemaker, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Haggarty, John, shoemaker, 9 Meal vennel Haggarty, Michael, shoemaker, 30 Meal vennel Haggarty, Peter, labourer, 82 South street Haggle, Miss Isabella, 6 Paul street Halkerstone, James, canteen. Barracks Hadfield, William, engine-driver, 2 Canal street Halket, David, surgeon, 1 Charlotte street Halket, Eobert, riddlemaker, Union street Hall, David, labourer, 59 Pomarium Hall, George, ticket-clerk, Paradise place Hall, James, tea-merchant, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hall, John, shoemaker, 149 High street Hall, Thomas, grocer, 18 Princes street Hall, WiUiam, slater, 24 Pomarium Halley, Andrew, plasterer, 190 High street Halley Andrew, coal-merchant, Dovecotland Halley, David, clerk, 111 South street Halley David, grocer, Dovecotland Halley David, weaver, Dovecotland Halley George, railway-guard, 3 Kinnoull causeway Halby George, weaver, Dovecotland Halley James, plasterer, Newrow Halley James, plasterer, 18 Kirkgate Halley James, cutler. Carpenter street Halley: James, weaver, Paul street Halley James, Logiealmond Tavern, 10 South Methven street Halley James, painter, 16 Canal street Halley James, brewer, 75 Canal street Halley, John, warder, 64 South street Halley^ John, coal-merchant, Dovecotland Halley Miss M., dressmaker, 69 George street Halley Miss Margaret, rope manufacturer, 180 High st.— h. 163 Halley Mrs William, 14 Paul street Halley Robert, weaver, 14 Leonard street Halley Eobert, labourer. Low street Halley William, plasterer, 139 South street Halley: William, pointsman, 396 High street Halley: William, weaver, 50 Pomarium 50 HALLY—HAY.

Hally, James, messenger-at-arms, 36 George street Hally, Mrs David, 2 Bridge lane Hallyburton, Mrs Adam, lodgings, 63 Meal vennel Hamilton, David, fitter, 79 Canal street Hamilton, James (Perth Loan Office), 12 St John's place Hamilton, James, weaver, Dovecotland Hamilton, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 48 St John st.— h.46 Hammerman Incokporation's Hall, 175 High street Hampton, Alexander, teacher, 26 Leonard street Hampton, John, seaman, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Handyside, George (Central Shoe Mart), 62 High street Harley, John, weaver, 63 South street Harley, William, fruiterer, 17 Skinnergate Harper, Alexander, labourer, Cutlog vennel Harper, Alexander, blacksmith, 18 Kinnoull causeway Harper, William, fishcurer, Foundry lane—h. 15 Athole street Harris, Alexander, fisher, Low street Harris, Alexander, mason, Carpenter street Harris, Ebenezer, weaver, Claypots wynd Harris, James, mason. Barrack street Harris, James, mason, 19 Mill street Harris, Mrs (Perth Female School), Hospital Harris, Mrs WilKam, 279 High street Harris, Kobert, railway-guard, 6 Kinnoull causeway Harris, Thomas, weaver, 337 High street Harrison, John, pensioner, 207 High street Hai'rison, Mrs Adam, 11 Hospital street Harrower, Mrs John, lodgings, 77 South street Harvie, Edward J., cook, 47 George street Harvie, James, harbour-master, Scott sfreet Hartfield, William, engine-driver, 2 Canal street Haxton, Alexander, engine-driver, 21 Cross street Hay, Adam, dyer, 246 High street Hay, Alexander, auctioneer and land-surveyor, 63 South street Alexander, slater, street Hay, 276 High ^ Hay, George, tanner, 1 Paul street Hay, James, builder. Mount Tabor Hay, James, wright, 5 County place Hay, James, shipmaster, 20 Princes street Hay, James, wright, Clayholes Hay, James, weaving -utensil maker, Newrow Hay, James, weaver, 62 Pomarium Hay, James, weaver, 14 Leonard street Hay, James, labourer, 36 Meal vennel Hay, John, weaving-agent and grocer, Newrow—house above Hay, John, 35 St John street Hay, John, weaver, 49 Pomarium Hay, John, weaver, 19 Leonard street Hay, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 9 St John street Hay, Mrs Charles, Dovecotland Hay, Mrs George, 33 Canal street Hay, Mrs Robert, Carpenter street HAr—HEPBURN.

Hay, Peter, carpenter, 37 Pomarium Hay, Eobert, draper, 27 George street—house Bankfoot Hay, Eobert, weaver, 31 Pomarium Hay, Thomas, weaver, 42 Pomarium Hay, "William, weaver, 11 Leonard street Hazell, James, refreshment-rooms, 165 South street Heiton, A. & A., architects, York place Helm, Edward, labourer, 87 High street Hempel, Carl F., professor of music, Melville street Henderson, Andrew, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, Charles, pensioner, 20 Leonard street Henderson, David, shopman, 14 Watergate Henderson, David, painter, 38 Skinnergate Henderson, Francis, clerk, Newrow Henderson, George, labourer, Stormont street Henderson, George, weaver, 151 High street Henderson, George, fruiterer, 265 High street—house Hillyland Henderson, George, lastmaker, 17 Meal vennel Henderson, James, fireman, 9 Castlegable Henderson, James, shoemaker, 38 Skinnergate Henderson, James, vintner, Paul street Henderson, John, sawyer, 7 South street Henderson, John, weaver, Stormont street Henderson, John, photographer, 18 George street Henderson, Matthew, sawyer, 12 Paul street Henderson, Miss Ann, 19 Hospital street Henderson, Mrs, Mill street Henderson, Miss Janet, Barossa street Henderson, Miss Mary, grocer, 215 High street Henderson, Mrs, 50 Canal street Henderson, Mrs David, 1 Paul street Henderson, Mrs Walter, 43 Leonard street Henderson, Mrs WiUiam, lodgings, Meal vennel Henderson, Robert, blacksmith, Thimblerow Henderson, Robert, gas-fitter, Cutlog vennel Henderson, Robert, labourer, 14 Paul street Henderson, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, Robert, labourer, 181 High, street Henderson, Robert, porter, Old shore Henderson, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 244 High street Henderson, Thomas, Stanley post-runner, Barossa street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose terrace Henderson, William, railway-guard, 24 Leonard street Henderson, William, blacksmith, 2 Canal street Henderson, William, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, William, smith, Dovecotland Hendry, James, waiter, 12 Cross street Hendry, John, dresser, Claypots wynd Hendry, William, labourer, 63 Pomarium Hepburn, Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Canal crescent Hepburn, David, solicitor, 7 Charlotte street—h. 16 Rose terrace Hepburn, James, weaver, Dovecotland D 38 HEPBURJJ—HOEKE.

Hepburn, James, weaver, 1 Paul street Hepburn, Miss Jane, Melville street Hepburn, Miss Margaret, boarding-school, Athole street Hepburn, Mrs James, Dovecotland Hepburn, Mrs Ninian, 15 Barossa place Herbert, Edward, professor of music, Kinnoull street Herd, Andrew, mason, 232 South street Herd, David, labourer, 66 South street Herd, Mrs James, 327 High street Herdman David, boat-builder, 28 Watergate Heron, Charles, weaver, Thimblerow Heron, Joseph, tailor and clothier, 22 Gowrie street, Bridgend Herschel, Alexander, blacksmith, 2 Kinnoull causeway Hewat, Andrew, pie-baker, 10 Watergate Hewat, James, pie-baker, 30 South Methven street—h. 28 Hewat, Kirkwood, candlemaker, 66 High street—h. 58 Canal st. Hewat, Mrs James, 8 Watergate Hewat, William, gamekeeper, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Higgins, Patrick, labourer, 10 Meal vennel Hill, David, pointsman, Thimblerow Hill, David, weaver, 7 South Methven street Hill, Henry, block-cutter, 55 Mill street Hill, James, turner, 97 South street Hill, Mrs Charles, 1 Barossa place Hill, Kobert, pensioner, 89 South street Hill, William, mason, 3 Keform place Hobson, James, stocking-weaver, 30 Watergate Hobson, James, shoemaker, 71 High street Hobson, John, stocking-weaver, 246 High street Hobson, Mrs John, Graham's place, Princes street Hodge, Andrew, fireman. Carpenter street Hodge, David, railway-guard, 9 Newrow Hogg, John, Wright, 87 Watergate Hogg, Mrs Catherine, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Hogg, Peter, tinsmith, 7 High street Hogg, William, ropespinuer, 206 South street Hoggins, James, carpenter, 13 Kirkgate Holmes, Isaac, tailoi', 25 High street Holmes, Mrs John, sick-nurse. Cherry lane Honey, James M,, solicitor, 28 High street—house Melville street Honey, Miss Janet, 11 St John's place Honey, Mrs George, flesher, 37 St John street—h. 20 South street Hood, Alexander, sub-inspector of poor, Skinnergate Hood, John (Public Baths), Mill street Hood, Laurence, bank-porter, Skinuei'gate Hood, William, weaver, 42 Pomarium Hopkirk, David, baker, Leonard street Home, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Home, Andrew, weaver, 7 Pomarium Home, George, porter, 219 High street Home, Michael, labourer. Flesh vennel Horne, Mrs Laurence, grocer, 81 Main street, Bridgend HORNE —IMRIE. 39

Home, Eobert, managei' of Bank of Scotland, 5 St Jolin street Hosack, Mrs William, 63 Watergate Hostler, James, porter, Paul's close Hounsell, William, liostler, 19 Castlegable Howie, James, gardener, 7 Leonard street Howie, Mrs James, 5 Horse cross Howie, Mrs William, Melville street Hughes, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 15 Canal crescent Huie, Rev. John Z., King's place Humble, Rev. Henry, St Ninian's College, Athole street Hunt, Colin A., hatter and clothier, 38 George street—h. Barnhill Hunt, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Watergate Hunter, Harry V., solicitor, Stormont street Hunter, John, tenter, 238 High street Hunter, Miss Isabella, mangle, 89 South street Husband, David, railway-guard, 268 High street Hutchison, Alexander, wright, 6 Meal vennel Hutchison, Andrew, flesher, 16 Gowrie street, Bridgend Hutchison, Andrew, weaver, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, Colin, fruiterer, 89 Canal street Hutchison, John, twister, Newrow Hutchison, James, blacksmith, 67 Soutb street Hutchison, John, weaver, 54 Pomarium Hutchison, John, superior barrack serjeant, Barracks Hutchison, Misses, South William street Hutchison, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont street Hutchison, Mrs John, Stormont street Hutchison, Walter, upholsterer, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, William, governor, County Prison, Speygate Hutchison, William, labourer, 297 High street Hutchison, William, tailor, 5 Castlegable Hutchison, William, engine-driver, Barnhill Hutton, George, teacher, 2 Melville street Hutton, George, wright, Cow vennel Hutton, James, iron-turner, 128 South street Hutton, Joseph, joiner, 4 Scott street Hynd, John, fitter, 77 Soutb street Hyslop, WiUiam, warder, Murray's Royal Asylum

Imrie, Alexander, goods-agent, 56 Canal street Imrie, Andrew (of Water- House), 111 South street Imrie, David, wright, 308 High street Imrie, David, labourer, Dovecotland Imrie, George, weaver, 14 Leonard street Imrie, Henry, leather-merchant, 203 High street—h. Murray street Imrie, Henry, railway-guard, 31 Cross street Imrie, James, weaver, Dovecotland Imrie, John, teacher. Union street Imrie, John, tailor. County place Imrie, John, shoemaker, 89 South street 40 IMKIE—^JACKSOK.

Imrie, Joseph, seaman, 170 High street Imrie, Miss Ann, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Imrie, Miss Janet, washer, Barossa street Imrie, Mrs, 56 Canal street Imrie, Mrs Alexander, 75 Victoria street Imrie, Mrs John, Barossa street Imrie, Mrs William, Murray street Imrie, Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 76 George st. —h. 72 Imrie, Kobert, seaman, 139 South street Imrie, William, ironmonger, 10 St John street—h. 47 George st. Inches, Miss Helen, lodgings, 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Indigent Old Men's Society Stoke, 156 South street—Duncan M'Gregor, storekeeper Ingles, James, currier, 19 Commercial street, Bridgend Ingles, Mrs George, 56 Victoria street Ingles, William, goods-agent. New town Ingram, Archibald, weaver, 333 High street Inland Revenue Office (Excise), 14 Charlotte street, and 13 Main street, Bridgend—John Watson, collector Inland Eevenl'e Office (Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte street —James Maxtone, distributor and collector Innes, James, printer, 74 Victoria street Innes, Miss Jessie, 268 South street Ireland, James, photographic artist, Leonard street Ireland, John, weaver, 4 Cross street Ireland, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Ireland, Peter, clerk, Scott street Ireland, Eobert, mason, 170 High street Irons, D. & J., tea-merchants, 29 St John street—house Bridgend Irons, Mi's David, New town Ironside, Miss, 4 Kinnoull causeway Irvine, James, shipowner, 259 High street Irvine, James, labourer, Carr's croft Irvine, John, smith and cartwright, North William street Irvine, Miss Ann, milliner, 9 George street—house 20 Watergate Irvine, Mrs, 141 South street ^rvine, Mrs Mercer, North William street ^^j^'saac, Mrs Johm sick-nurse, 247 High street :r|^saac, Thomas, warder. County Prison, 106 Watergate Isdale, Alexander, coal-merchant, Kinnoull st.—house 47 High st. Isles, Peter, labourer. South Wilham street Isles, Peter, warper, 26 Princes street Izzet, John, seaman, 2 Canal street

J ack, James, bootmaker, Bridgend—house 12 Gowrie street Jack, Mrs Andrew, washer, Union street Jack, Mrs Andrew, 38 Mill street Jack, Mrs Peter, sick-nurse, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, David (Dickson & Turnbull), Kinnoull causeway Jackson, Henry, seaman, 94 Canal street —

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Jackson, Hunter, joiner, 19 Mill street Jackson, James, carver and gilder, Bridge lane Jackson, James H., stationer and bookbinder, 173 High street bouse 170 Jackson, John, inspector of poor, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Jackson, John, bootmaker, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, John, railway-guard, Carr's croft Jackson, John, toll-keeper, 20 Strathraore street, Bridgend Jackson, John, golf-club maker, 22 North Methveu street Jackson, John, sawyer, Barossa street Jackson, Miss Barbara, milliner, 12 Charlotte street Jackson, Miss E., lodgings, 67 High street Jackson, Mrs, Leonard street Jackson, Mrs Cbarles, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, Mrs James, 144 South street Jackson, Mrs John, 19 Pomarium Jackson, Mrs Peter, 71 Canal street Jackson, Peter, tailor, 89 South street Jackson, Robert, seaman, 14 South street Jackson, Thomas, carver and gilder, 66 George street—house 3 Bridge lane Jackson, Tbomas, wright, 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend Jackson, Wilham, bookbinder, 173 High street—h. 144 South st. Jameson, Melville, solicitor, 1 Athole crescent—h. 8 Barossa place Jamieson, Andrew P., manufacturer, 2 Kinnoull street—house 9 North Methven street Jamieson, John, clothier and general outfitter, 62 and 64 George street, and 4 and 6 Bridge lane—house 56 Jamieson, John A., secretary, Scottish Central Eailway, North Bank, Craigie Jamieson, John W. (of Central Bank), Moncreiffe Bank, Craigie Jamieson «& Co., Thomas, game-dealers, 15 Skinnergate Jamieson, Thomas, 53 Watergate Jamieson, William, currier, 281 High street Jamieson, William, hawker, 13 Hospital street Jardine, George, shipowner, James street Jardine, James, refreshment-rooms, 264 High street—house 266 Jardine, John (T. Wright & Son), Bowerswell, Bridg»end % Jarvie, Mrs James, 90 Watergate Jarvie, William, joiner, 69 Canal street Jeffrie, John, railway-guard, 11 Cross street Jenkins, Thomas (of Keating & Co.), 11 York place Johnman, William, draper, 185 South street Johnman, William, sawyer, 26 Princes street Johnson, Henry, fruiterer, 3 Kirkgate Johnston, Alexander, saw-doctor, Princes street Johnston, George, shopman, 148 South street Johnston, Henry, 3 Bridge lane Johnston, John, porter. New town Johnston, Miss Margaret, Mill street Johnston, Mrs James, 177 South street Johnston, Mrs John, 28 Marshall place D 2 42 JOHNSTON—KEMP.

Jolinston, Mrs William, 89 South street Johnston, Peter, wright, Cow vennel—house 10 South street Johnston, Stewart, flesher, 7 North port—house 5 Johnston, Tbonias (S. North-Easteru Kailway), 2 Albert place Johnston, WiUiam, weaver, 384 High street Jolly, David L., agent. National Bank, 5 High street Jones, Mrs, lodgings, 36 Meal vennel Junior, Mrs David, 30 North Methven street Justice, Thomas, cooperage. Princes street

Kay, James, labourer, 22 Stormont street Keay, Andrew (of PuUar & Keay), South William street Keay & Bell, manufacturers, 23 Leonard street Keay, David, solicitor, 37 George street—house James street Keay, James, weaver, 9 Leonard street Keay, James, labourer, Stormont street Keay, James, tailor, Stormont street Keay, John, sheriff-officer, 4 Cross street Keay, Mrs Robert, James street Keay, Peter, draper, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Keay, William, weaver, Dovecotland Keegan, George, broker, 32 Meal vennel Keegan, Michael, broker, 34 Meal vennel Keiller, Mathewson, Boatland House, Bridgend Keillor, Wedderspoon, confectioner, 45 George street—house 47 Athole street Keiller, William, Boatland House, Bridgend Keilour, Joseph, carpenter, 73 Watergate Keilour, Mrs William, 47 Watergate Keilour, Eobert, wright, 205 South street Keilour, William, mason. Foundry lane Keir, George, gatekeeper, KinnouU hill Keir, John, engineer, 2 Reform place Keir, Miss, 273 High street Keith, Samuel, engineer. New town Kelloch, Robert, labourer, 14 South street Kelly, John, labourer, Athole street Kelly, Richard, broker, 51 Meal vennel Kelt, Andrew, shipmaster, 10 Speygate Kelty, Alexander, weaver, 63 Pomarium Kelty, Andrew, M.D., Tayhill, Bridgend Kelty, David, eating-house. Flesh vennel Kelty, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium Kelty, Mrs John, 4 Cross street Kelty, William, weaver, 59 Pomarium Kemp, James, mason, 9 Cross street Kemp, John, solicitor, 36 George street»-house 3 King street Kemp, Mrs, Cutlog vennel Kemp, Mrs Peter, Barrack street Kemp, William, weaver, KinnouU Causeway KENNEDY—KING. 43

Kennedy, Alexander, Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Alexander, labourer, Guard vennel Kennedy, Charles, flesher, 174 High street Kennedy, Duncan, labourer, 163 South street Kennedy, James, baker, Paul street Kennedy, John, Salutation Inn and Hotel, 24 South street Kennedy, John, plumber, 151 High street ,^ Kennedy, May, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Kennedy, Mrs, 142 South street Kennedy, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 170 High street Kennedy, Mrs H., James street Kennedy, Mrs John, Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Mrs John, 182 High street Kennedy, Mrs Robert, grocer, 26 Kirkgate Kennedy, Peter, bookseller, 306 High street Kennedy, Eobert, tailor, 55 Meal vennel Kennedy, Robert, pensioner, 102 High street Kennedy, William, plasterer, 12 South street Kennoway, Charles G., confectioner, 101 South street Keough, Joseph, pointsman, 7 Cross street Kerr, Alexander, 3 Barossa place Kerr, Lord Charles, Kinnoull Cottage, Bridgend Kerr, James, teacher, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Kerr, John, clerk, 10 Keir street, Bridgend Kerr, John, fireman, 9 Reform place Kerr, Mrs Isabella, grocer, Union lane Kerr, Mrs John, 98 South street Kerr, Peter, sheriff-officer, 85 Watergate Kerr, William, Hillside, Barnhill Kethel, Miss Ann, Paul street Kethel, Mrs George, 19 Bridge lane Kettle, Robert, meal and flour merchant, 54 South Methven street —house Craigie Kettles, Andrew, grocer and wine-merchant, 1 Main street, Bridg- end—house above Kettles, William, coal-merchant, Mill wynd Kidd, David, carver and gilder, 14 Princes street Kidd, Mrs James, grocer, 1 East Bridge street, Bridgend Kidd, Mrs John, White Horse Inn, North Wilham street Kiddie, Mrs, Stormont street Kiddie, Mrs Robert, Barossa street Kiddy, Mrs Samuel, Barnhill Kilgour, John, cowfeeder, Barossa street Kilpatrick, James, engineer, 77 South street Kilpatrick, James, 49 Skinnergate Kilpatrick, John, broker, 42 Meal vennel Kinloch, David, manufacturer, 20 Athole street Kinloch, John, baker, Melville street Kinloch, Misses, dressmakers, 20 Athole street Kinloch, Mrs Donald, Carr's croft Kinross, James, smith, Kinnoull causeway King, Alexander, provision store, 107 South street —

44 KIKG—LAMB.

King, Andrew, v/eaver, 394 High street King, James, grocer and provision-merchant, 124 High street house 113 King, Thomas, grocer, 360 High street Kinmonth, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Kinnear, Miss, 30 Barossa place Kinnear, Mrs George, 101 Watergate Kinnear, Peter, sailmaker, Lime shore Kinnear, Peter, shipowner, 2 Canal street Kinnoch, George, coach-trimmer, 98 South street Kinnoch, James, shoemaker, 4 Cross street Kinnoch, Joseph, shoemaker, 176 South street Kinnoch, Mrs Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 39 South Methven street—house 23 Leonard street Kinnoch, Mrs John, 4 Cross street Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, 29 George street—house 31 Kinnoch, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Kinnoch, Thomas, moulder, 9 Cross street Kinnoch, William, Almond Bank post-runner. Barrack street Kippen, Janet, 27 Castlegable Kippen, John, solicitor, 35 St John street—house 4 Rose terrace Kippen, Mrs John, 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend Kirk, David, stonebreaker, 68 Pomarium Kirk, James, skinner, Stormont street Kirk, Peter, skinner, 232 High street Kirk, Thomas, labourer, 232 High street Knight, Alexander, hawker. Union lane Knowles, Rev. W. D., 3 Kinnoull street Knox, John, engine-driver, New town Knox, John, pensioner, 70 Mill street Knox, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow Knox, Mrs, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Knox, Robert H., saddler, 50 George street—house Bridgend

Laffarty, William, sheriff and commissary officer, 10 South street Laidlaw, Adam, teacher, 5 South William street Laing, Andrew, plumber, 37 Castlegable Laing, Charles, dyer, 2 Newrow Laing, George, labourer. Kirk close Laing, James, weaver, Dovecotland Laing, Mary, Stormont street Laing, Miss, 70 Victoria street Laing, Mrs, 69 Canal street ' Laing, George, weaver, 12 Castlegable Laing, Peter, railway-guard, 78 Pomarium Laird, David, gardener, Mill street Laird, John, tailor, 239 High street Lamb, David, brushmaker, 156 High street Lamb, James, bird-stuffer, 7 King street Lamb, John, weaver, Dovecotland LAMB—LEITHAM. 45

Lamb, Matthew, postboy, 59 Skinnergate Lamb, Eobert, sawyer, 86 Watergate Lamb, Eobert, wright, 17 Govvrie street, Bridgend Lamb, T. & C, grocers and spirit-merchants, 5 Main street—house 11 Gowrie street, Bridgend Lamb, William, skinner, 281 High street Lamb, William, seaman, 2 Canal street Lamont, Duncan, shoemaker, 214 High street Lamont, John, sawyer, 155 South street Lament, Mrs Alexander, 346 High street Lamont, William, tailor and clothier, 38 High street and 4 Leo- nard place Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George street—house 48 Langlands, James, contractor, Dovecotlaud Lankham, Mrs William, mangle, 12 Watergate Larg, Alexander, warder, 118 South street Larg, Peter, boot-closer, 50 Pomarium Larg, Peter (Greyfriars Cemetery), 219 High street Lauder, David, labourer, 90 Watergate Lauder, Walter, wright, 354 High street Laurence, Charles, commercial traveller, New town Laurence, Mrs James, 18 King street Laurie, James, 12 Pomarium Laurie, John, plasterer, Thimblerow Laurie, John, weaver, 40 Pomarium Laurie, William, boilermaker, Paul's close Law, Charles and Son, coal and slate merchants, Princes street Law, James (of C. Law & Son), North William street Law, Mrs Charles, Melville street Law, William, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lawson, John, Craigie Lawson, John, seaman, 43 Pomarium Lawson, Mrs Peter, 232 High street Lawson, Mrs WilHam, 34 Skinnergate Lees & Son, James, gunmakers, 71 George street—house 72 Lees, James, toy-merchant, 27 Castlegable Lees, John, comb manufacturer, 64 High street—house New scone Lees, John, toy-merchant, 20 George street—house 72 Lees, Wilham, toy-merchant, 21 St John street—house 19 Leigh, Mrs Augusta, Stormont street Leitch, David, labourer, Scott street ^ Leitch, James, coach -painter, 77 South street Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, 144 South street Lennox, James, porter, 30 Watergate Lennox, John, fisher, 2 Canal street Lennox, Miss Catherine, vintner. Princes street Lennox, Mrs John, winder, 246 High street Lennox, "William, weaver, 287 High street Leslie, Jonathan, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie street—house 28 Com- mercial street, Bridgend Leslie, Mrs J., 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leitham, Mrs Walter, 31 Leonard street 46 LEITHAM—LOWE.

Leitham, Mrs William, eating-house, 53 Skinnergate Leitham, William, vintner, 51 South street Lessels, Thomas, rail way-guard, New town Levie, David, surveyor, 165 South street Lighten, David, Mihtia Barracks, Victoria street Lilburn, James, carter, 71 Canal street Lindsay, Lieutenant-General A., Early Bank, Craigie Lindsay, Alexander, shoemaker, 71 Canal street Lindsay, Alexander, coal-merchant, Princes street—house 17 North Methven street Lindsay, John, plumber and brassfounder, Kirkside —house 41 South street Lindsay, John, wright, 71 Main street, Bridgend Lindsay, William L., M D., Murray's Eoyal Asylum, Bridgend Littlejohn, Miss, lodgings, 206 South street Littlejohn, Mrs Hug^h, 36 Meal veunel Livingstone, .John, clerk, 5 County place Livingstone, John, hawker, 36 Meal vennel Livingstone, John E. (Central Bank), Barossa place Livingstone, Mrs John, grocer, 186 High street—house 170 Livingstone, Peter, King's place Livingstone, WiUiam, seaman, 47 Watergate Lockhart, Mis Margaret, 66 Pomarium Logan, Alexander, teacher, Barossa place Logan, Charles, tobacconist and bookseller, 226 South street Logan, Henry, railway-porter, 13 Leonard street Logan, Eobert, gardener, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Logie, Mrs William, 11 Pomarium Logie, William G., grocer, 2 Mill street—house above Lonie, James, shoemaker, 49 Pomarium Lonie, James, bootmaker, 44 North Methven street Loriraer, George, bookseller and stationer, 187 South street Lorimer, Miss, 16 Eose terrace Lorimer, Mrs Andrew, 199 High street Lorimer, Mrs William, lodgings, St Paul's square Lothian, Mrs Charles, Carpenter street Louden, James, carpenter, 27 Canal street Love, James, mason. North port steelyard Low, Alexander, weaver, Leonard street Low, Andrew, clerk, Melville street Low, Mrs David, 102 High street Low, David, carriage-inspector. New town Low, James, carter. Guard vennel Low, James, shoemaker, 148 South street Low, James, weaver, 23 Leonard street Low, John (of Buchan & Low), 3 Barossa place Low, William, dyer, 312 High street Low, William, fitter, Scott street Lowe, John C. (Dancing Academy), Carpenter st. —h. 62 Athole st. Lowe, Eobert, commercial agent, 2 St John's place—house 24 Marshall place Lowe, Miss, teacher. Girl's House of Eefuge, Craigie LOWE— MALLOCn. 47

Lowe, Misses, lodgings, Graham's place, King street Lowe, Peter, policeman, 15 Pomarium Luke, Mrs James, vintner, 200 South street Luke, James, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend ' Luke, Miss Elizabeth, lodgings, 47 High street Luke, Robert, weaver, 344 High street Lumsdaine, John, M.D., 6 Athole place Lumsdaine, Mrs, 6 Athole place Lurnsdaine, Robert, carter, 7 South Methven street Luttal, George, salesman, 183 South street Lyall, Miss Helen, grocer, 193 High street Lynch, Matthew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 52 Meal vennel—h. 54 Lynch, Patrick, grocer, 168 South street Lynn, Thomas, shoemaker. North port Lyon, David, shoemaker, 238 High street Lyon, George, miller, 291 High street Lyon, Misses, South William street Lyon, Thomas, shoemaker, North port M (

Macara, Mrs Andrew, grocer, 6 Canal crescent Machir, William G., Meal vennel Mackie, Alexander, gardener, Bamhill Mackie, Miss Matilda, 96 High street Mackie, David, labourei', 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Mackie & Co., David, plum-bers, &c., 14 Princes street Mackie, John, engineer, 7 Kinnoull street Mackie, Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker, 7 Kinnoull street Mackie, Mrs John, 4 Scott street Mackie, Mrs John, 43 Leonard street Mackie, Robert, labourer, Clayholes Mackie, Robert, carter, Back wynd, Bridgend Maile, Thomas, Telegraph Office, 48 George street Mailler, Catherine, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate Mailler, Robert, carpenter, Thimblerow Main, Mrs Mary, seamstress, Dovecotland Malcolm, James, carter, 71 West Mill street Malcolm, John, labourer, 35 Watergate Malcolm, Miss Isabella, lodgings, Kinnoull causeway Malcolm; Mrs John, grocer, 7 Kinnoull street Malcolm, Mrs Dr, 43 King street Malcolm, William, joiner, Newrow Malcolm, William, M.D., Athole street Malloch, Daniel, shoemaker. Union lane Malloch, David, planemaker, Kirkside Malloch, James, wright. Foundry lane Malloch, James, labourer, 17 Meal vennel Malloch, John, shoemaker. Foundry lane Malloch, John, fisher, Cutlog vennel Malloch, John, dyer, 308 High street Malloch, John, haircutter, 12 Reform place 48 MALLOCH—MARTIN.

Mallocli, John, wright, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Malloch, Josepli, labourer, 90 Watergate Malloch, Miss Jane, 163 High street Malloch, Miss Mary, greengrocer, 15 Kirkgate Malloch, Mrs Peter, Foundry lane Malloch, Mrs Wilham, Leonard street Malloch, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland Malloch, Robert, vintner, 23 Castlegable Malloch, Eobert, labourer, 90 Watergate Malloch, Thomas, labourer, Clayholes Malloch, William, labourer, Thimblerow Mann, David, engineer, Scott street Mann, James, fitter. New town % Mann, Miss Elizabeth, Barossa place Manson, Miss, Princes street Manson, Eev. Thomas, 58 South Methven street Mantle, Mrs, 54 Meal vennel Marchbank & Sons, Walter, hosiers, 119 High st.— h. 44 Watergate Marshall, Alexander, draper, 12 Paul street Marshall, David, tailor, 4 Newrow Marshall, George, carpenter, 68 Pomarium Marshall, James, weaver, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, James, clerk (Post-Office), 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Marshall, James, contractor, Dovecotland Marshall, John, Ptosemount, Bridgend Marshall, John, plasterer, Cutlog vennel Marshall, John, weaver, 188 South street Marshall, Miss Jane, Newrow Marshall, Mrs James, 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Marshall, Mrs Major, 2 Eose terrace Marshall, Peter, baker, 23 Stormont street Marshall, Thomas H., haircutter, 46 Skinnergate Marshall, William, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, William, Brown Cow Inn, County place Martin, Alexander, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Martin, David (of Muir & Martin), 3 James street Martin, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Martin, George, shoemaker, 9 Castlegable Martin, George, blacksmith, 206 South street Martin, James, baker, 19 Main street, Bridgend Martin, James, calico-printer, 217 High street Martin, James, ropespinner, 16 Canal street Martin, James, shoemaker, Barossa street Martin, James, weaver, 39 Pomarium Martin, James, weaver, Leonard street Martin, John, labourer, 46 Main street, Bridgend Martin, Miss Margaret, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Martin, Miss Mary, 246 High street Martin, Mrs, 10 Speygate Martin, Mrs Henry, Barossa street Martin, Mrs James, winder, 16 Leonard street Martin Mrs John, Clayholes MAETIN—MEEKIE. 49

Martin, Mrs William, Stormont street Martin, Peter, vintner, 62 South street Martin, Eobert, solicitor, 3 High street—house 41 King street Martin, Thomas, shoemaker, 345 High street Mason, James, fisher, 297 High street Mason, James, tailor, 25 High street Mason, John, bill-poster, 240 South street Mason, Miss Cecilia, 15 Athole street Mason, Peter, policeman, Barrack street Mason, WilHam, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Princes st. —h. 30 Mason, William, hostler, 27 Watergate Mason Hall, Eoyal Arch, 71 High street Mason Hall, Scone and Perth, 14 High street Masters, Robert, 7 Charlotte street Masterton, James, flesher, Blackfriars wynd Mather, Peter, engine-driver. New town Matson, George, 9 Pomarium Matthewson, James, engine-driver. New town Matthewson, John, blacksmith, 309 High street Matthewson, Thomas, cabinet-maker, 28 Athole street Matthew, Alexander, 2 St Leonard's bank Matthew, Charles, 2 St Leonard's bank Matthew, George, banker, 68 St John street Matthew, Miss Charlotte, Barossa place Matthew, Mrs Dr, 13 Marshall place Matthew, Mrs Robert, Elmbank, Barnhill Matthew, Peter K., draper, 15 St John street—house 53 Main street, Bridgend Matthew, Peter, guard, 29 Cross street Matthew, Robei;,!;, 2 St Leonard's bank Matthew, William, porter, Barrack street Matthie, Anthony, tailor, 17 Castlegable Maughan, Edward, surveyor of taxes, 31 George street Maury, William, solicitor, 7 Charlotte street—house 47 George st. Mawer, George, carpenter, Stormont street Mawer, William, pie-baker, 234 South street Maxton, Thomas, wright, 309 High street Maxtone, James, distributor and collector of stamps and taxes, 6 Charlotte street—house Melville street Maxwell, William, golf-ball maker, 3 South street Mayne, J. T., 20 Charlotte street Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 36 Meal vennel Mearns, Alexander, tailor, Stormont street Mearns, Charles, ropespinner, 73 Watergate Mearns, Mrs Alexander, 38 Skinnergate Mearns, Peter, labourer, Newrow Mearns, Thomas (Perthshire Agricultural Company), Moncreiffe terrace, Craigie Mechanics' Library Rooms, 175 High st. —John Sprunt, librarian Mechie, James, bootmaker, 2 Gowrie street, Bridgend Meek, John T., clerk. South AVilliam street Meekie, William, porter, 83 Main street, Bridgend E 50 MEIKLAM—MENZIES.

Meiklatn, John, blacksmitli, Dovecotland Meiklejolin, John, shoemaker, 116 High street Meldrum, Andrew, dairy. Union street Meldrum, Mrs, 30 Meal vennel Melrose, William, 1 KinnouU street Melville, Andrew, labourer, Stormont street Melville, Andrew, lapidary, 56 Mill street Melville, Charles, chimney-sweep, 146 High street Melville, George, carpenter, 57 Pomarium Melville, James, blacksmith, Leonard street Melville, John, spoonmaker, Clayholes Melville, Joseph, shipmaster, 9 Pomarium Melville, Mrs, 280 High street Melville, Robert, blacksmith, 65 Canal street Melville, Eobert, slater, Leonard street Melville, William, spoonmaker, Clayholes Menzies, Adam, brewer, 5 Scott street Menzies, Adam, Curfew Eow Tavern, Curfew row Menzies, Adam, polisher, 53 Meal vennel Menzies, Alexander, porter, 18 Skinnergate Menzies, Archibald, cowfeeder, Kinnoull canseway Menzies, Archibald, sawyer, 308 High street Menzies, Charles, wright, 184 South street Menzies, Charles, wright, 188 South street Menzies, Daniel, pattern-cutter, 163 High street Menzies, Donald, railway-guard, 19 Hospital street Menzies, Donald, porter, St Paul's square Menzies, Duncan, weaver, 172 South street Menzies, James, labourer, 306 High street Menzies, James, 7 Kinnoull street Menzies, James, porter, 9 Gowrie street, Bridgend Menzies, James, grocer, 250 High street Menzies, James, labourer, 126 High street Menzies, James, Old Ship Tavern, 25 High street Menzies, James, tailor, 30 Castlegable Menzies, James, porter, Melville street Menzies, John, wright, 7 South Methven street Menzies, John, warder. Flesh vennel Menzies, John, lodgings, 112 High street Menzies, John, saddler, 32 North Methven street Menzies, John, labourer, Paul street Menzies, John, shoemaker, 101 High street Menzies, John, cowfeeder, Barrack street Menzies, John, labourer, 56 Mill street Menzies, Misses, milliners, 163 High street Menzies, Miss Catherine, straw-bonnet maker, 17 Bridge lar. Menzies, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 190 High street Menzies, Miss Eliza, dressmaker, 113 High street Menzies, Miss Grace, Curfew row Menzies, Miss Helen, tambourer, 312 High street Menzies, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 232 High street Menzies, Miss Mary, dressmaker, Newrow MENZIES —MILLER. 51

Menzies, Mrs, embroiderer, 163 Higli street Menzies, Mrs, eating-house, 65 Meal vennel Menzies, Mrs Charles, 2 Newrow Menzies, Mrs John, 8 Leonard street Menzies, Mrs James, 8 Leonard street Menzies, Mrs John, victualler, 286 High street Menzies, Mrs John, victualler, 44 Skinnergate Menzies, Mrs John, Caledonian Inn, 23 Canal street Menzies, Peter, moulder, Dovecotland Menzies, Peter, vintner, 13 Pomarium Menzies, Robert, brassfounder, 8 Skinnergate Menzies, Robert, labourer, 295 High street Menzies, Robert, porter, Stormont street Menzies, Robert, labourer, 3 Cross street Menzies, Robert, wright, 30 Mill street Menzies, Robert, carter, 33 South street Menzies, Robert, labourer, 167 South street Menzies, Ruthven, sawyer, 14 Watergate Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 136 High street Menzies, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Leonard street Menzies, William, cabinetmaker, 246 High street Menzies, William, carter, 74 South street Menzies, William, waiter, 57 South street Mercantile Agency Office, 28 High st. —David Hardie, agent Merk, John, pensioner, Newrow Mess, George, horse-hirer, 17 South street Messer, James, saw-doctor, 75 Canal street Methven, Charles, baker, 10 Gowrie street, Bridgend Methven, William, gardener, 40 Main street, Bridgend Mill, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Mill, Alexander, goods-guard, 33 Canal street Mill, James, grocer, 12 Leonard street Mill, James, weaver, Claypots wynd Mill, James, labourer, 17 Stormont street Mill, John, 216 High street Mill, John, salesman, 304 High street Mill, Mrs David, 27 Pomarium Mill, Robert, inspector of weights and measures, 3 High st. —h. 126 Mill, William (Co-operative Society), 1 Hospital street Millais, John Everett, A.R.A., Bowerswell, Bridgend Miller, Alexander, painter, Thimblerow, Miller, Alexander, mason, Dovecotland Miller, Alexander, weaver, Clayholes Miller, Andrew, moulder, Stormont streeet Miller, Andrew, A.M. (Academy), 2 Victoria street Miller, Andrew, Dovecotland Miller, Charles, pavier, Carpenter street Miller, David [Perthshire Advertiser newspaper). New town Miller, David, boot and shoe maker, 69 High street—house 71 Miller, David, salt-merchant, 263 High street Miller, David, sawyer, Cutlog vennel Miller, David, brewer, Newrow 52

MilleV; Frederick, salesman, Carpenter street Miller, George, coach-painter, 54 Watergate Miller, Henry L., ironmonger, 98 High street—house 36 Mill st. Miller, Henry, coachbuilder, Stormont street Miller, Hugh, labourer, 34 Skinnergate Miller, J. D. (of J. &. J. Miller), Knowhead, Bridgend Miller, J. S., tobacconist, 23 South street—house 47 High street Miller, James, planemaker, 13 Gowrie street, Bridgend Miller, James, surgeon, 30 King street Miller, James, turner, 8 Speygate Miller, James, tenter, 151 High street Miller, James, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Miller, James, wright, 31 North Methven street Miller, James, porter, Horner's lane Miller, James, 69 West Mill street Miller, John (of J. & J. Miller), Mayfield, Bridgend Miller, John, coach-painter, South William street Miller, John, mason, Carr's croft Miller, John, labourer, 13 Strathmore street, Bridgend Miller, John, weaver, 62 Pomarium Miller, J. & J., solicitors, 8 High street Miller, Miss, grocer, 114 South street Miller, Miss Ann, grocer, 70 South street Miller, Miss Susan, 301 High street Miller, Misses, 7 Athole street Miller, Mrs, winder, 291 High street Miller, Mrs Alexander, 9 Castlegable Miller, Mrs Alexander, 2 Canal street Miller, Mrs Alexander, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs Andrew, 2 Victoria street Miller, Mrs David, 12 Union street lane, Bridgend Miller, Mrs Elizabeth, 243 High street Miller, Mrs J., New town Miller, Mrs James, 5 County place Miller, Mrs James, Mayfield, Bridgend Miller, Mrs James, 39 Watergate Miller, Mrs James, 74 Victoria street Miller, Mrs James, 5 Leonard street Miller, Mrs James, Cutlog vennel Miller, Mrs John, 4 Barossa place Miller, Mrs John, 43 Leonard street Miller, Mrs John, 48 South Methven street Miller, Mrs Marion, mangle. Carpenter street Miller, Mrs R., Stormont street Miller, Mrs Thomas, grocer, Carpenter street Miller, Mrs William, Murray street Miller, Mrs William, 5 Leonard street Miller, Peter, sawyer, Leonard street Miller, Robert, plasterer, Newrow Miller, Robert, watchmaker, Newrow Miller, Robert, draper, 236 High street— house Barrack street Miller, Robert, porter, Leonard street MILLER—MITCHELL. 53

Miller, Eobert, blacksmitli, Newrow Miller, Thomas, LL.D., rector (Academy), Mansfield pi., Bridgend Miller, Thomas, teacher, 18 High street Miller, Thomas, carter, 206 South street Miller, Thomas, clerk, Thimblerow Miller, Rev. Thomas, Queen street, Craigie Miller, Thomas, bootmaker, 143 High street Miller, Thomas, weaver, Barossa street Miller, Thomas, weaver, 71 Canal street Miller, Walter, weaver, Dovecotland Miller, William, stationer, 33 High street—house Murray street Miller, William, tobacconist, 55 George street—b. 47 High street Miller, William, superior barrack Serjeant, Barracks Miller, William, carpenter, 10 Eeform place Miller, William, fisher, 28 Watergate Miller, William, Cutlog vennel Miller, William, weaver, 2 Canal street Miller, William, labourer, Barossa street Miller, Wilham, labourer, Newrov? Milhgan, George, tanner, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend MiUigan, Mrs Elizabeth, 163 South street Milne, Alexander, plumber, 238 High street Milne, John, seaman, 245 High street Milne, John, weaver, 62 Pomarium Milne, Rev. John, 1 King's place Milne, Mrs George, lodgings, 20 King street Milne, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 28 Castlegable Milne, Rev. Robert, A.M., York place Milton, Andrew, toolmaker, 9 Castlegable Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 20 Hospital street Mitchell, Charles, upholsterer, 106 Watergate Mitchell, Ebenezer (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co.), 1 St John's place Mitchell, Hector, ropemaker, 202 High street Mitchell, Hugh, draper, 5 Keir street, Bridgend Mitchell, James (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co.), 42 George street Mitchell, James, grocer and wine-merchant, 36 High street—house 1 Kirkgate Mitchell, James, carpenter, 8 Castlegable Mitchell, James, bookbinder, 232 High street Mitchell, James, draper, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Mitchell, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Mitchell, James, weaver, 134 High street Mitchell; John, tinsmith, 184 High street—house 116 Mitchell, John, coal-agent, Leonard street Mitchell, John, mason, Newrow Mitchell, John, labourer, 167 South street Mitchell, Misses, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs, St John's place Mitchell, Mrs, 89 Main street, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs, 87 High street Mitchell, Mrs, 64 South street Mitchell, Mrs Alexander, 4 St John's place E 2 —

54 MITCHELL—MORE.

Mitcliell, Mrs James, Melville street Mitchell, Mrs James, 17 Pomarium Mitchell, Mrs Thomas, 13 Paul street Mitchell, Eobert, mason, 3 South street Mitchell, Thomas T., civil engineer, 3 Charlotte place —house Craigie park Mitchell, Thomas, mason, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Mitchell, William, clerk, 16 Main street, Bridgend Mitchell, William, clerk, New town Mitchell, William, plasterer, Cutlog vennel Mitchell, William, millwright, 89 South street Mitchell, William, mason, Leonard street Mitchell, William, labourer, Dovecotland Model Lodging -House, 32 Skinnergate Moir, James, teacher (Free West Church School), Curfew row house New Scone Moir, James, mason, 55 High street Moir, William, Inch watchman, Scott street Molison, James, book-agent, 111 South street Moncrieff, Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co.), Tayside, Bridgend Moncrieff, Andrew, fireman. Union lane Moncrieff, David, weaver, 22 Leonard street Moncrieff, David, weaver, 21 Stormont street Moncrieff, George (of Moncrieff & Co.), 7 Athole crescent Moncrieff, James, labourer, Leonard street Moncrieff, James, hardware-merchant, 48 High street Moncrieff, Matthew, spirit-dealer, 121 South street Moncrieff, Misses, §8 South Methven street Moncrieff, Mrs James, 239 High street Moncriefi", Mrs R. H., 5 Athole place Moncrieff, Thomas, warper, 3 Stormont street Moncrieff & Co., E. H., solicitors, 5 Blackfriars street Moncrieff & Son, grocers, 194 South street Moncur, Mrs David, teacher, 31 Canal street Monteith, Mrs John, 13 Princes street Montgomery, James, baker, 322 High street Moodie, Mrs, 52 South street Moodie, Mrs William, seamstress, 29 Cross street Moore, Thomas, coachbuilder, 52 South street More, Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castlegable More, Alexander, 111 South street More, Andrew, mason, 155 South street More, Andrew, weaver, Leonard street More, David, weaver, 11 Leonard street More, James, weaver, 291 High street More, James, weaver, Paul's square More, John, carter, 14 St John's place More, John, grocer, 11 North Methven street— house Union lane More, Miss Helen, lodgings, Paul's square More, Miss Jane, lodgings, Melville street More, Robert, weaver, 299 High street More, William, tinsmith, Guard vennel iAlOKE — MUNN. 55

More, William, mason, 25 Higli street Morgan, Alexander, warder (Asylum), 15 St John street Morgan, Mrs James, broker, 2 Meal vennel —house 160 High street Morison, Alexander, civil engineer and land-surveyor, 30 George street—house Princes street Morison, Francis, county assessor, 49 King street Morison, James (of J. & R. Morison), Barossa place Morison, James, bookseller and stationer, 22 High street —house 38 Watergate Morison, James, 55 High street Morison, J. & E., accountants, Blackfriars street Morison, Misses, dressmakers. Princes street Morison, Robert (of J. & R. Morison), Parkhead Morris, James, miller, 67 Mill street Morris, John, policeman. North William street Morris, Mrs William, 273 High street Morris, Peter, pensioner, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Morrison, John, painter, 32 South street— house 41 Morrison, Miss Ann, Charter lane Morrison, Miss M., dressmaker, 119 South street Morrison, Mrs Ann, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Morrison, Mrs John, Mill wynd Morrison, Mrs John, 10 Cross street Morrison, Thomas, policeman, Barossa street Morrison, William, railway-guard, 2 Leonard place ' Morrison, William, smith, 48 Skinnergate

Morton, David (of Morton, Mitchells, & Co ), 3 Barossa place Morton, Duncan, seaman, 119 South street Morton, James, tea-dealer, 43 George street—house Melville street Morton, James, tinsmith, 23 Main street, Bridgend Morton, Mitchells, & Co., drapers, 23 St John street Morton, Mrs, 28 Kirkgate Morton, Mrs James, Kinnoull causeway Morton, William, weaver, Thimblerow Mostyn, Robert, collector of customs, 17 Marshall place Mount, James, wood-merchant, 46 Canal street Moyes, David, labourer, 7 Kinnoull street Moyes, Mrs William, Mill wynd Muckersie, Henry, moulder, Stormont street Muckersie, Wilham, hairdresser, 1 Princes street—h. 36 South st. Muir, Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castlegable Muir, Miss Agnes, 38 South street Muir, Mrs James, 10 Speygate Muir, WilUam, railway-inspector, Paradise place Muir, William (of Muir & Martin), 94 Paradise place Muir & Martin, brewers, Canal street Muirhead, George, painter, 345 High street Muirhead, Mrs W., Newrow Mulholland, Neil, hawker. Guard vennel MuUion, James, baker, Newrow Muun, Mrs James, furrier, 102 High street Munn, Mrs Peter, 4 North port 56 MU:N'R0—MUKiiAY.

Munro, Alexander, smith, Eavl's dykes Munro, David, calico-printer, Dovecotlaud Munro, David, lapidary, Dovecotland Munro, Donald, tobacconist, 14 George street—house 30 Kirkgate Munro, Ebenezer, brassfounder, 7 South Methven street Munro, George, engineer, New town Munro, Hector, saddler, Athole street Munro, James, tailor, North port Munro, James, weaver, Dovecotland Munro, John, cabinetmaker, 219 High street Munro, Miss Dorothy, 104 South street Munro, Mrs WiUiam, Mill street Munro, Thomas, tea-dealer, 177 High street Munro, William, weaver, Dovecotland Munro, William, dyer, 214 High street Murdoch, Kev. John, 10 Main street, Bridgend Murdoch, John, pointsman, 10 Cross street Murdoch, John (of J. Murdoch & Sons), Mill street Murdoch, Mrs James, Union lane Murdoch, Janet, grocer. County place Murdoch, William (of J. Murdoch & Sons), 42 North Methven st. Murdoch & Sons, James, tanners. Mill street Murdoch, Thomas, basketmaker, &c., 7 St John street—house 22 Murie, David, commission-agent, 7 High street—house Scott street Murie, George, cabinetmaker, 192 High street Murie, John, labourer, Stormont street Murie, John, labourer, 134 High street Murie, John Scott, tanner, Back wynd, Bridgend Murie, Mrs David, Dovecotland Murie, Mrs James, 27 Cross street Murie, Mrs John, Union lane Murphy, James, pawnbroker, 37 Mill street Murray, Alexander, printseller, 62 High street Murray, Alexander, gardener, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, weaver, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, labourer, 69 South street Murray, David, shoemaker, 226 High street—house 224 Murray, Hugh, hostler, 73 South street Murray, James, plasterer, 159 South street Murray, John, cork manufacturer, 17 Bridge lane Murray, John, coachman, North port Murray, John, labourer, 82 South street Murray, John, railway-guard, 71 Pomarium Murray, Joseph, joiner, 273 High street Murray, Miss M.., Garry Cottage, Barnhill Murray, Miss, 56 George street Murray, Mrs John, stoneware-merchant, 134 South street Murray, Mrs John, 5 South William street Murray, Mrs Peter, 95 High street Murray, Peter, weaver, 12 Pomarium Murray, Robert, builder, North WiUiam street Murray, Thomas, wright, Charter lane —

MUERAY m'cONOCHIE. 67

Murray, William, shoemaker, 40 Meal vennel Murray, William, pensioner, Melville street Murray's Eoyal Asylum, Bridgend Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George street Mustard, James, 34 Main street, Bridgend Mustard, Mrs, confectioner, 63 George street — house 34 Main Street, Bridgend Myles, Andrew, wright. Barrack street Mc

M'Ainsh, William, gardener, 7 South Methven street M'Airly, Misses, dressmakers, Stormont street M'Allister, Daniel, book-deliverer, 96 Canal street M 'Andrew, George, shopman, Scott street M'Ara, Andrew, wright, Carr's croft M'Ara, Andrew, blacksmith, Dovecotland M 'Arthur, Alexander, labourer, 151 High street M'Arthur, Duncan, pensioner, 232 South street M'Arthur, John, turner, 120 High street M'Arthur, Mrs, 239 High street M'Arthur, Mrs, 89 South street M'Arthur, Mrs Peter, carpet-shoe maker, 4 Skinnergate M'Arthur, Mrs Richard, 90 Watergate M'Arthur, Peter, spirit-dealer, 20 Bridge lane M'Aulay, Miss C., straw-hat maker, 227 High street M'Bean, James, postboy, 23 Stormont street M'Caill, Miss, Blackfriars street M'Call, Donald, sawyer, 62 Pomarium M'Call, Duncan, blacksmith, 44 Pomarium M'Call, Mrs Duncan, 90 Watergate M'Callum, Alexander, railway-porter, Dovecotland M'Callum, D., 4 Athole place M'Callum, Duncan, criminal-officer, 41 Main street, Bridgend M'Callum, Finlay, carter, 197 High street M'Callum, John, carter, 12 Castlegable M'Callum, John, flesher, 258 High street M'Callum, John, carter, Cutlog vennel M'Cash, C, Stormont street M'Cash, George, shoemaker, 73 Mill street M'Cash, James, shoemaker, St John's place M'Cash, John, baker. County place M'Cash, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow M'Cash, Miss, 16 Leonard street M'Cash, Miss Isabella, Newrow M'Cash, Mrs William, 340 High street M'Cash, WiUiam, grocer and draper, 325 High street M'Conochie, John, labourer, 14 St John's place M'Conochie & Son, John, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, Princes street—house 58 South Methven street M'Conochie, Lauchlan, cabinetmaker, 45 King street M'Conochie, Miss M., 4 South street 58 m'conochie— m'donald.

M'Conochie, Mrs T., winder, St Paul's square M'Gonochie, Thomas, warper, 54 Pomarium M'Cormick, Alexander, labourer, 344 High street M'Cormick, Miss Mary, 219 High street

M'Cormick, Neil, ropemaker, Paul's close, Newrow • M'Crenar, Mrs, 18 Union street lane, Bridgend M'CuUoch, Alexander, carter, 273 High street M'CuUoch, John, tailor, St John's place M'Culloch, Miss Janet, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend M'CuUoch, Mrs David, lodgings, Speygate M'Currach & Son, Peter, builders, 50 Victoria street M'-Dermott, James, china-merchant, 26 Meal vennel—house 24 M 'Donald, Alexander, Globe Inn, 52 South street M'Donald, Alexander, labourer, 5 Ijeonard street M'Donald, Alexander, shoemaker, Leonard street M'Donald, Andrew, labourer, 29 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Archibald, grocer, 131 High street—house 129 M'Donald, C. & J., wine-merchants, 25 Castlegable and 74 George street M'Donald, Daniel, shoemaker, 2 Earl's Dykes M'Donald, David, shoemaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Donald, labourer, 81 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Donald, porter, 33 Castlegable M'Donald, Edward, joiner, Barossa street M'Donald, Henry (County Constabulary), 24 Kirkgate M'Donald, Hugh, labourer, 86 Watergate M'Donald, James, North Inch Tavern, 10 North port M'Donald, James, meal-merchant, 52 South Methven street M'Donald, James, porter. Flesh vennel M'Donald, James, joiner, Barossa street M'Donald, James, 24 Kirkgate M'Donald, James, grocer, 823 High street M'Donald, James, seaman, 188 South street M'Donald, James, cowfeeder, 173 South street M'Donald, James, confectioner, 161 High street M'Donald, James, coachbuilder, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, engine-driver, 261 South street M'Donald, James, tailor, 11 Mill street M'Donald, John (of C. & J. M'Donald), 4 Charlotte place M'Donald, John, engine-driver. New town M'Donald, John, policeman, 22 Watergate M'Donald, John, boot-closer, 34 Skinnergate M'Donald, John, mason, 64 South street M'Donald, John, tailor, 14 Canal street M'Donald, John, baker, Stormont street M'Donald, John, labourer, 30 Meal vennel M'Donald, John, porter, Leonard street M'Donald, John, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, John, weaver, Clayholes M'Donald, John, hawker, 71 Canal street M'Donald, Laurence, beamer, Clayholes M'Donald, Mary, 2 Canal crescent m'donald—m'ewan. 59

M'Donald, Miss, ckessmaker, 9 Castlegable M 'Donald, Miss Flora, Greyfriars lane M'Donald, Mrs, Curfew row M'Donald, Mrs, greengrocer, St Jolm's place M'Donald, Mrs, cowfeeder. Flesh vennel M'Donald, Mrs, 97 South street M'Donald & Co., Mrs, stoneware-merchants, 24 Kirkgate M'Donald, Mrs Dancan, 14 Paul street M'Donald, Mrs Hugh, 7 Paul street M'Donald, Mrs John, dairy, 13 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Mrs John, Cutlog vennel M'Donald, Mrs Margaret, 26 Castlegable M'Donald, Mrs Peter, Carpenter street M'Donald, Myles, brushmaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Eichard (R. Pullar'& Son), York place M'Donald, Robert, Edinburgh Chophouse, 81 South street M'Donald, Robert, mason, Dovecotland M'Donald, Robert, Thimblerow M'Donald, Robert, wright, 216 South street M'Donald, WilHam, coach-trimmer, 89 South street M'Donald, William, wright, Barossa street M'Donald, William, joiner, 159 South street M'Dougall, Duncan, tailor, 87 High street M'Dougall, John, carter, 56 Mill street M'Dougall, John, turner and bagpipe-maker, 146 High street M'Dougall, John, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend M'Dougall, Miss, 12 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Dougall, Miss Isabella, 198 High street M'Dougall, Miss Margaret, 175 High street M'Dougall, Mrs, 159 South street M'Dougall, Mrs, 239 High street M'Dougall, Mrs Duncan, mangle, 8 Cow vennel M'Dougall, Peter, chimney-sweep, 290 High street M'Edward, Alexander, vintner, 11 South street M'Ewan, Alexander, tinsmith, 101 High street M'Ewan, Andrew, wright, 276 High street M'Ewan, David, gatekeeper. Old shore M'Ewan, James, clerk, 8 Reform place M'Ewan, James, labourer, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Ewan, James, weaver, Dovecotland M'Ewan, James, wright, 238 High street M'Ewan, John (S. North-Eastern Railway), 25 High street M'Ewan, John, collector of taxes, 3 High street—house 25 M'Ewan, John, brassfounder, 56 Mill street M'Ewan, John, manager (Pullar's Factory), 36 Mill street M'Ewan, Miss Janet, lodgings, 52 South street M'Ewan, Mrs, lodgings, Scott street M'Ewan, Mi-s Alexander, vintner, 158 South street M'Ewan, Mrs Thomas, 55 King street M'Ewau, Peter, labourer, Dovecotland M'Ewan, Peter, labourer, 116 High street M'Ewan, Robert, mason, 5 Cross street 60 m'eWEN— M'GILLlYEAy.

M'Ewen, Miss Cecilia, 47 George street M'Fald, Alexander, sawyer, 226 South street M'Farlane & Co., Perth Foundry, Paul street—h. 326 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, labourer, 292 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, flesher, 54 South st. —h. 12 Canal crescent M'Farlane, Alexander, Foundry lane M'Farlane, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Alexander, saddler, 2J1 South street M'Farlane, Andrew, labourer, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Farlane, Daniel, labourer, 179 South street M'Farlane, David, blacksmith, Horse cross M'Farlane, Donald, cowfeeder, 16 Castlegable M'Farlane, Donald, wright, 358 High street M'Farlane, Duncan, auctioneer and appraiser, 15, 16, and 20, Meal vennel—house 18 M'Farlane, Duncan, labourer, Barrack street M'Farlane, James, labourer, Barrack street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 2 Earl's dykes M'Farlane, James, dyer, 224 High street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 339 High street M'Farlane, John, wright, 23 Castlegable M'Farlane, John, labourer, Keir street, Bridgend M'Farlane, John, labourer, Cutlog vennel M'Farlane, John, weaver, 36 Meal vennel M'Farlane, John, brassfounder, Pomarium M'Farlane, Margaret, dressmaker, 105 South street M'Farlane, Miss, 7 Marshall place M'Farlane, Miss, 1 Eose terrace M'Farlane, Miss Catherine, washer, 85 Watergate M'Farkne, Miss Janet, 11 Reform place M'Farlane, Mrs, midwife, 190 High street M'Farlane, Mrs Alexander, Greyfriars lane M'Farlane, Mrs George, 89 South street M'Farlane, Mrs George, 61 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Mrs John, York place M'Farlane, Mrs John, Thimblerow M'Farlane, Mrs Peter, 232 High street M'Farlane, Peter, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Peter, labourer, 53 Watergate M'Farlane, Robert, pensioner, 219 High street M'Farlane, Robert, blacksmith, 45 Pomarium M'Farlane, Robert, ropespinner, 22 Pomarium M'Farlane, William, mason, New town M'Farlane, William, labourer, 28 Watergate M'Fayden, John, book-canvasser, 2 Earl's dykes M'Gall, Hugh, bricklayer, 185 High street M'Garey, James, seaman, 77 South street M'Gibbon, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 108 South street M'Gie, William, engine-driver, 1 Leonard place M'Gilchrist, Rev. Mungo, Melville street M'Gillivray, Hugh, fireman, Cherry lane M'Gillivray, Thomas, tailor, 308 High street m'gilliwie—m'gregor. 61

M'Gilliwie, Alexander, labourer, 159 Soutli street M'Gilliwie, Daniel, tailor, 232 High street M'Gilliwie, John, clerk, 105 South street M'Gilliwie, Miss Janet, grocer, 103 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Mrs James, 53 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Mrs John, 105 South street M'Gilliwie, Peter, wright, 236 South street M'Gilliwie, Thomas, tailor, Barossa street M'Ginnes, Thomas, upholsterer, 113 High street M'GIashan, Alexander, labourer, 6 Pomarium M'Glashan, James, gardener, Early Bank, Craigie M'GIashan, James, cowfeeder, 5 Castlegalole M'Glashan, John, potato-dealer, 14 Kirkside M'GIashan, John, labourer, Barossa street M'Glashan, John, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Glashan, Miss Jane, lodgings, Union street M'Glashan, Mrs, 1 Carpenter street M'Glashan, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 51 High street—house Castlegable

M'GlasTian, William, porter, 55 Mill street . M'Glashan & Galletly, milliners, 4 George street M'Gregor, A. & W., cloth-merchants, 18 St John street M'Gregor, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 19 Strathmore st., Bridgend M'Gregor, Alexander, ropespinner, 238 High street M'Gregor, Alexander, porter, 40 Meal vennel M'Gregor, Alexander, blacksmith, 159 South street M'Gregor, Daniel, weaver, 188 South street M'Gregor, David, shoemaker, 49 Pomarium M'Gregor, Donald, labourer, 48 Watergate M'Gregor, Donald, hawker, 2 Earl's dykes M'Gregor, Duncan, carpenter, 126 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, tailor, 174 South street M'Gregor, Duncan, upholsterer, 55 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, gardener, Tayside, Bridgend M'Gregor, James, weaver, 4 Cross street M'Gregor, James, bellringer, 69 Watergate M'Gregor, James, saddler, 8 Pomarium M'Gregor, John, horse-dealer, 58 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, John, mason, 25 Kirkgate M'Gregor, John, leather -cutter, 178 High st. —h. 89 South street M'Gregor, John, clerk (Post-Office), 13 North Methven street M'Gregor, John, weaver, 15 Cross street M'Gregor, Captain John, 27 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, John, moulder, 3 Paul street M'Gregor, John, weaver, Mill street M'Gregor, John, wright, 46 Pomarium M'Gregor, John, shoemaker, 7 Kirkgate M'Gregor, John, shoemaker, 178 High street M'Gregor, John, tailor, 20 Watergate M'Gregor, John, weaver, 384 High street M'Gregor, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium M'Gregor, Malcolm, draper, 65 North Methven street M'Gregor, Miss, lodgings, James street F —

62 M'aEEGOR m'intosh.

M'Gregor, Miss Cb.ristina, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs, 301 High street M'Gregor, Mrs, North port M'Gregor, Mrs, 19 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs, 33 Main street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs, 89 South street M'Gregor, Mrs Catherine, mangle, North port M'Gregor, Mrs H., 163 South street M'Gregor, Mrs John, 101 Watergate M'Gregor, Mrs John, 21 Slormont street M'Gregor, Mrs Magdalene, lapidary and jeweller to Her Majesty, 40 George street—house 42 M'Gregor, Mrs Malcolm, spirit-dealer, 224 High street M'Gregor, Mrs Peter, 11 Leonard street M'Gregor, Mrs William, 13 Newrow M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Gregor, Peter, boot and shoe maker, 215 South street M'Gregor, Peter, gardener. Earl's dykes M'Gregor, Peter, tenter, Thimblerow M'Gregor, Eobert, warper, 308 High street M'Gregor, Eobert, weaver, 43 Pomarium M'Gregor, Thomas, bookbinder, Melville street M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Gregor, William, weaver, 302 High street M'Gregor & Whyte, wrights, 108 Watergate M'Gruthar, John (of John Wright & Co.), 4 St Leonard's bank M'Hire, William, hawker, 5 Meal vennel M'Intosh, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Intosh, Angus, tanner, Blackfriars wynd M'Intosh, Charles, porter, 44 Main street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Charles, labourer, 85 Main street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Donald, surveyor of taxes, 1 Graham's place, King street M'Intosh, Duncan, mason, Stormont street M'Intosh, James, greengrocer, 16 Kirkside—house Craigie M'Intosh, James, platelayer, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Intosh, James, gardener, 35 South street M'Intosh, James, coal-merchant, Newrow M'Intosh, James, labourer. Cross street M'Intosh, John, coal-merchant, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Intosh, John, mason. Carpenter street M'Intosh, John, messenger-at-arms, 48 George street M'Intosh, John, labourer, 70 South street M'Intosh, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Kinnoull street M'Intosh, Mrs, Blackfriars wynd M'Intosh, Mrs, Foundry lane M'Intosh, Mrs Catherine, 59 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Mrs James, 14 Paul street M'Intosh, Mrs William, lodgings, 246 High street M'Intosh, Murdoch, moulder, 146 High street M'Intosh, Peter, weaver, 48 Skinnergate M'Intosh, Richard, mechanic, 78 Pomarium M'Intosh, Robert, tailor, 166 South street m'intosh—m'kenzie. 63

M'lntosli, Robert, bookseller, 39 Canal street M'Intosh, William, tailor and clothier, 113 High street M'Intosh, William, hatter, 60 High street M'Intosh, William, moulder, 110 South street M'Intosh, William, mason, 216 South street M'Intosh, William, painter, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intyre, Alexander, hostler, 39 Canal street M'Intyre, Alexander, pensioner. Foundry lane M'Intyre, Daniel, weaver, 13 Paul street M'Intyre, Donald, painter, Curfew row M'Intyre, Donald, weaver, IS Canal crescent M'Intyre, Donald, labourer, Foundry lane M'Intyre, Duncan, boatman, 70 South street M'Intyre, Mrs Catherine, 197 High street M'Intyre, Mrs James, matron (Poor-House), Cutlog vennel M'Intyre, James, painter, 73 George street—house 14 Watergate M'Intyre, John, printer, Carpenter street M'Intyre, John, labourer, Foundry lane M'Intyre, John, weaver, 199 South street M'Intyre, Mrs John, Leonard street M'Intyre, Thomas, working jeweller, 35 Watergate M'Intyre, Thomas, porter, County place M'Isaac, John, mashman, 57 Main street, Bridgend M'Kash, Mrs David, lodgings, 10 Speygate M'Karcher, John, currier and leather-merchant, 22 Mill street M'Keracher, John, pensioner, 103 South street M'Kay, Alexander, 118 High street M'Kay, Alexander, tailor, 68 High street M'Kay, Andrew, weaver, Paul's square M'Kay, Daniel, pensioner, 27 Watergate M'Kay, Donald, weaver, 68 Pomarium M'Kay, George, weaver, Thimblerow M'Kay, George, weaver, 224 High street M'Kay, John, clerk, 7 Kinnoull causeway M'Kay, John, Guildtown post-i'unner. Barrack street M'Kay, John, plasterer, Kinnoull street M'Kay, John, seaman, 30 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kay, John, engineer, 7 Kinnoull street M'Kay, Misf?, mangle, 20 Kirkgate M'Kay, Miss Margai-et, dressmaker, 284 High street M'Kay, Mrs John, 280 High street M'Kay, Mrs Lieutenant Robertson, 29 Mill street M'Kay, Mrs Murdoch, 6J Mill street M'Kay, Robert, sawyer, 46 Pomarium M'Kay, William, weaver, 67 Meal vennel M'Kendrick, David, porter, 8 Castlegable M'Kenzie, Alexander, tanner, 151 High street M'Kenzie, Alexander, weaver, 32 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Andrew, hawker, 336 High street M'Kenzie, Archibald, 232 High street M'Kenzie, David (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), 1 Athole place M'Kenzie, David, tailor, 6 Newrow 64 m'kenzie—m'jlarek.

M'Kenzie & Dickson, solicitors, 61 George street M'Kenzie, James, gardener, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, James, bawker, 48 Meal vennel M'Kenzie, James, 62 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Jolin, weaver, 29 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Miss Mary, 8 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Mrs Alexander, 25 High street M'Kenzie, Mrs Charles, 52 Main street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Mrs Francis, grocer, 319 High street M'Kenzie, Mrs Frederick, 239 High street M'Kenzie, Mrs Hugh, Hammerman's Inn, 27 Mill street M'Kenzie, Mrs James, 27 Castlegahle M'Kenzie, Mrs S., 70 South street M'Kenzie, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 170 South street M'Kenzie, Thomas, labourer, 73 South street M'Kenzie, "William, book-deliverer, Mill close M'Killop, Mrs Betsy, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Kinlay, Miss, 88 South street M'Kinlay, Mrs George, Paul's close M'Kinlay, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Keform place M'Laggan, Alexander, labourer, Cutlog vennel M'Laggan, Alexander, wood-merchant, 72 Watergate M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 89 South street M'Laggan, Alexander, shoemaker, 66 South Methven street M'Laggan, Charles, labourer, 162 South street M'Laggan, Charles, seaman, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Daniel, labourer, 48 Watergate M'Laggan, Daniel, land-surveyor, James street M'Laggan, David, engine-fitter, Burton place M'Laggan, John, weaver, 42 Pomarium M'Laggan, John, railway-guard, Scott street M'Laggan, Miss Isabella, 7 Kinnoull street M'Laggan, Miss Isabella, 55 Pomarium M'Laggan, Miss E., milliner, 227 High street M'Laggan, Mrs Peter, greengrocer, Newrow M'Laggan, Mrs Peter, 21 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Bobert, ticket-collector, 11 Cross street M'Laggan, William, coal-merchant, 32 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, William, labourer, Curfew row M'Laren, Alexander, cowfeeder, 214 High street M'Laren, Alexander, shipowner, 4 George street M'Laren, Alexander, Exchange Hotel, 30 George street M'Laren, Archibald, shoemaker, 47 Watergate M'Laren, David, baker. Cow vennel M'Laren, Donald, mason, 15 Isla street, Bridgend M'Laren, Duncan, hostler, 151 High street M'Laren, James, shipmaster, 105 South street M'Laren, James, writer, Carpenter street M'Laren, James, teacher, New town M'Laren, James, wright, 273 High street M'Laren; James, seaman, 23 Canal street M'Laren, James, blacksmith, 35 Canal street M LA.REN—M LELLAN. 65

M'Laren, James, shipowner, 25 Canal street M'Laren, John, teacher, New town M'Laren, John, dealer in stoneware, 26 Gowrie street, Bridgend M'Laren, John, porter, 75 Canal street M'Laren, John, labourer, 218 High street M'Laren, John, labourer, Foundry lane M'Laren, John, labourer, Thimblerow M'Laren, John, wright, 13 Kirkgate M'Laren, John, blacksmith. North William street M'Laren, John, fireman, 70 Mill street M'Laren, Laurence, labourer, Canal crescent M'Laren, Miss Isabella, sewer, 5 Leonard street M'Laren, Misses, dressmakers, 105 South street M'Laren, Mrs John, grocer. King street M'Laren, Peter, weaver, 46 Pomarium M'Laren, Thomas, weaver, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Laren, Thomas, labourer, Foundry lane M'Laren, William, wright, 53 Pomarium M'Laren, William, cowfeeder, north end of Newrow M'Laren, William, 14 North Methven street M'Laren, WilUam, labourer, 8 Cross street M'Lauchlan, James, clerk. New town M'Lauchlan, John, slater, 47 Mill street—house 182 High street M'Lauchlan, Miss Betsy, Guard vennel M'Lauchlan, Miss Sarah, 119 High street M'Lauchlan, Mrs, Cutlog vennel M'Lauchlan, Mrs James, 82 South street M'Lauchlan, Mrs William, Barossa street M'Lauchlan, William, weaver, Dovecotland M'Lauchlan & Co., painters and paperhangers, 114 High st. —h. 112 M'LafFerty, Alexander, bricklayer, 55 Meal vennel M'Lean, Daniel, porter, 129 Higti street M'Lean, James, breaksman, 58 Pomarium M'Lean, James, blacksmith, 9 Castlegable M'Lean, John, procurator-fiscal, Blackfriars st, —h. 3 Rose terrace M'Lean, John, pensioner, 63 Pomarium M'Lean, Lauchlan, labourer, 16 Canal street M'Lean, Miss Ann, 41 Meal vennel M'Lean, Mrs, 7 Charlotte street M'Lean, Mrs John, 63 Pomarium M'Lean, Peter, cloth-merchant, 3 North Methven street M'Lean, Peter, porter, 303 High street M'Lean, Samuel, pipemaker, 69 South street M'Leish, David, seaman, 10 Speygate M'Leish, George, seaman, 73 Watergate M'Leish, James, labourer, 129 High street M'Leish, John, accountant, 18 High street M'Leish, John, miller, 309 High street M'Leish, Miss Isabella, furnishings, 61 South Methven street M'Leish, Miss Jane, dairy, Barossa street M'Leish, William (of Soutar & M'Leish), 31 George street M'Lellan, John, tea-dealer, 125 High street f2 66 m'leod—m'pherson.

M'Leod, Alexander, fireman, 232 High street M'Leod, Neil, labourer, Dovecotland M'Leod, Peter, innkeeper, 4 Low street M'Leod, Mrs William, Scott street M'Leod, William, shoemaker, 175 High street M'Millan, Mrs, dairy, 30 Castlegable M'Millan, Mrs John, 176 South street M'Mullin, Captain, Barossa place M'Nab, Duncan, warehouseman, Mill street M'Nab, Alexander, late watchmaker, 67 George street x M'Nab, Miss, Tayside, Bridgend M'Nab, Miss Margaret, grocer, 83 South street M'Nab, Mrs Robert, Carpenter street M'Nab, Robert, blacksmith and ironmonger, 42 and 44 Mill street — house 59 North Methven street M'Nair, Mrs Andrew, 2 KinnouU causeway M'Naughton, Alexander, mason. Carpenter street M'Naughton, Alexander, weaver, 232 High street M'Naughton, Andrew, fireman, 11 Cross street M'Naughton, Donald, coachbuilder, 37 Castlegable M'Naughton, James, wright, Paul's close, Newrow M'Naughton, John (M'Kenzie & Dickson), 47 George street M'Naughton, John, tailor, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Naughton, John, grocer and spirit- dealer, 133 South street M'Naughton, Misses, boarding-school, 2 Barossa place M'Naughton, Mrs, grocer, 37 South street M'Naughton, Mrs A., 31 Leonard street M'Naughton, Mrs Peter, King's place M'Naughton, Mrs William, 27 Canal street M'Naughton, William, flesher, 71 South street M'Naughton, William (of M'N. & D.), Croft House, Bridgend M'Naughton & Dewar, drapers, 8 George street M'Neill, David, builder. 36 Mill street M'Neill, John, teacher (Kinnoull street Academy) —h. King's place M'Neill, Peter, weaver, Mill street M'Ness, William, waiter, 89 South street M'Nicoll, Laurence, Scone Tavern, 105 High street M'Nicoll, Mrs Laurence, 87 South street M'Niven, Misses, dressmakers, 20 South street M'Omish, Miss, lodgings, James street M'Omish, Peter, labourer, 16 Canal street M'Phail, Murdoch, gardener, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Alexander, wright, 48 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Alexander, carpenter, Paradise place M'Pherson, Andrew, labourer, 8 Castlegable M'Pherson, Andrew, shoemaker, Newrow M'Pherson, Angus, labourer, 69 South street M'Pherson, Angus, labourer, Mill street M'Pherson, Daniel, wright, 36 Meal vennel M'Pherson, David, painter, James street Ji'Pherson, Duncan, wright, 87 High street M'Pherson, George, labourer, 35 Watergate m'pherson—m'williams. 67

MTlierson, James, carpenter, 21 Stormont street M'Pherson, James, labom^er, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Pherson, John, weaver, Pomarium M'Pherson, John, carter, Uovecotland M'Pherson, Laurence, pensioner, 261 High street M'Pherson, Malcolm, blacksmith, 24 Pomarium M'Pherson, Mark, printer, 1 James street M'Pherson, Matthew, haircutter, 16 Leonard street M'Pherson, Misses, teachers (Infant School), 6 King street M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, Guard vennel M'Pherson, Miss Catherine, lodgings, 238 High street M'Pherson, Miss Jane, mangle, 102 High street M'Pherson, Mrs, Newrow M'Pherson, Mrs Donald, 11 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Mrs John, 232 High street M'Pherson, Mrs John, laundress, 149 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, sen., sick-nurse, 199 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, jun., midwife, 319 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Robert, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Mrs Thomas, 90 Watergate M'Pherson, Robert, painter, 246 High street M'Pherson, Thomas, corkcutter, 8 Bridge lane M'Pherson & Wallace, shipbuilders. Shore M'Quarrie, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 206 High street M'Quay, James, blacksmith, Carpenter street M'Quhae, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 21 Athole street M'Rae, James, shoemaker, 31 Watergate M'Rae, John, plumber, 97 South street M'Rae, John, printer, 17 Watergate M'Rae, John, labourer, Dovecotland M'Rae, Mrs Duncan, dentist, 28 High street M'Rae, Patrick, teacher. Curfew row M'Robie, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 113 High street M'Rorry, James, carter, 141 South street M'Rostie, John, labourer. Foundry lane M'Tavish, John, Horse Head Tavern, 126 High street M'Vain, Daniel, labourer, Dovecotland M'Vain, James, labourer, 91 Main street, Bridgend M'Vain, John, labourer, 3 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Vain, Robert, engine-cleaner, 273 High street M'Vicar, Archibald, planemaker, 13 King street M 'Vicar, Daniel (Associative Provision Store), 9 Leonard street and 240 High street M'Vicar, Miss, 25 Marshall place M'Vicar, Mrs, 372 High street M'Vicar & Campbell, painters and paperhangers, 97 High street M'Vicar, William (of M'Vicar & Campbell), 174 High street M'Vie, Duncan, porter, 155 South street M'Watty, James, miller, 7 Kirkgate M'Whannell, George, policeman, Thimblerow M'Whannell, James, weaver, 50 Pomarium M'Whannell, John, weaver, Thimblerow M'Williams, George, weaver, Thimblerow 68 NAIRN—NOTMAN. N

Nairn, Clark, slater, St Paul's square Nairn, Henry, slater, 11 Paul street Nairn, William, smith, Claylioies Nairne, John K., druggist, 228 High street—house 224 National Bank Office, 6 High street—D. L. Jolly, agent National Security Savings Bank, 1 Athole crescent— Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier Needham, James, labourer, 65 Pomarium Neilson, David, shoemaker, 315 High street Neilson, David, weaver, Carr's crolt Neilson, James, postboy, 24 Castlegable Neilson, John, coachman, Kinnoull causeway Neilson, Mrs John, 302 High street Neilson, Eobert, weaver, 50 Pomarium Neilson, Thomas, dyer, 36 Mill street Neilson, William, carpenter, 68 Pomarium Neish, John, smith, 7 Paul street Ness, Mrs Margaret, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend New Gas Work, Blackfriars wynd—A. F. Wilson, manager Newlands, Eev. John, D.D., Tayside, Bridgend Nicholson, Miss Julia, Watergate Nicholson, Mrs John, Barossa street Nicol, Charles, seaman, 126 High street Nicol Isabella, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol James, engine-cleaner, Low street Nicol James, tailor, Scott street Nicol John, grocer, 73 North Methven street Nicol John, labourer, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Nicol Joseph, manager (Paul street Factory), 316 High street Nicol Mrs David, grocer, 16 Meal vennel Nicol Mrs John, grocer, 178 South street Nicol Eobert, York place Nicol Eobert, weaver, 27 Pomarium Nicol Eobert, shoemaker, 8 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol Eobert, pensioner, Barossa street Niven, Mrs James, Springbank Cottage, Canal crescent Niven, Mrs Andrew, 219 High street Norrie, James, clerk, 11 Watergate Northern Warder Newspaper Office, 94 High street Norwell, David, shoemaker, 10 Skinnergate—house 8 Norwell, Duncan, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Norwell, James, shoemaker, 151 High street Norwell, John, shoemaker, 47 Watergate Norwell, Joseph, shoemaker, 9 Skinnergate Norwell, Mrs James, binder, 24 Skinnergate Norwell, Peter, shoemaker, 36 Skinnergate Notman, James, waiter, 37 Canal street OGILVIE—PATTERSON. 69

Ogilvie, Henry, engine-driver, 15 Cross street Ogilvie, Mrs, York place Ogilvie, William, meal-dealer, 42 South street Old Gas Company's Office, 12 South street Old Gas Wokk, Canal street—Thomas Whimster, manager Oliphant, Thomas, mason, Newrow—house 56 Pomarium Oraans, George, confectioner, 5 Hospital street Omans, Mrs James, confectioner, 50 South Methven street O'Brien, James, Cutlog vennel O'Neil, John, hawker, 273 High street Ormrod, Mrs George, 35 Watergate Ordnance Survey Office, Athole street Oswald, Andrew, wood-merchant, 1 South street Oswald, Miss, fruiterer, &c., 78 St John street—h. 1 South street Oswald, Miss Jane, 309 High street Oswald, W. M., barley-merchant, Leonard street Ower, James, cabinetmaker, 59 South Methven street— house 65 Ower, Thomas, Newrow

Pae, David, meal and barley merchant, 1 North Methven street— house Innerbuist Pairnie, John, hatter and clothier, 19 High street—h. New Scone Palmer, Peter, grocer and iron-merchant, 200 High street—h. 198 Palmer, Thomas, coal-merchant, 20 Mill street—house Bridgend Parochial Board Office, 12 Canal crescent—G. Croll, inspector Patrick, WiUiam, shipmaster, 50 South street Patrick, Mrs James, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Patterson, Alexander, dyer, 284 High street Patterson, Alexander, St John's place Patterson, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 242 South street Patterson, David, carter, Barossa street Patterson, David, gardener, 39 Castlegable Patterson, David, currier, 23 Castlegable Patterson, David H., agent, 45 South street Patterson, Henry, daguerreotype portrait-painter. Barrack street Patterson, George, engine-driver, Craigie Patterson, David, gardener, 124 South street Patterson, Jean, stoneware-merchant, Leonard street Patterson, Jean, grocer, County place Patterson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Barrack street Patterson, Mrs, 52 South street Patterson, Mrs, Barossa street Patterson, Mrs Alexander, St John's place Patterson, Mrs George, 2 Victoria street Patterson, Peter, cabinetmaker, Paul street Patterson, Eobert, cabinetmaker, 2 KinnouU street Patterson, Robert, labourer, 5 Paul street Patterson, Thomas, labourer, St John's place 70 PATTERSON —PEDDIE.

Patterson, V/illiam, engine-fitter, 116 South street Patterson, William, C.E,, Marshall bank Patillo, Mrs Alexander, 23 Kirkgate Patillo, George, draper, Leonard street Patillo, Samuel (of Brewster & Patillo), James street Patillo, William, mason, Bai'ossa street Paton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St John street—h. 22 Paton, Edward (of Paton & Walsh), 86 North Methven street Paton, J. & J., shoemakers, 11 St John street—h. 22 Stormont st. Paton, Miss, 8 Rose terrace Paton & Walsh, gunmakers, &c., 44 George street Patton, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Patton, Alexander, weaver, 284 High street Patton, David, carter, Greyfriars lane Patton, James, weaver, Leonard street Patton, James, Infirmary gatekeeper, York place Patton, John, weaver, 17 Leonard street Patton, Miss Margaret, lodgings, 238 High street Patton, Mrs, 25 Kirkgate Patton, Mrs David, lodgings, 47 High street Patton, Mrs James, vintner, 5 Commercial street, Bridgend Patton, Peter, porter, 22 Stormont street Patton, Peter, boilermaker, Scott street Patton, Thomas, joiner, New town Paul, John, mason, 70 Victoria street Peacock, Gavin, calico-printer. Paradise place Peacock, Mrs Margaret, 3 South Methven street Peacock & Son, WiUiam, silk-printers, 189 South st—h. James st. Peacock & Imrie, silk-printers, 43 South Methven street Pearson, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Pearson, David, commercial traveller, Craigie Pearson, David, mason, 78 Pomarium Pearson, James, pavier. Dovecotland Pearson, Miss Jane, grocer, 233 High street Pearson, Miss Margaret, 53 South street Pearson, Mrs, Barossa street Pearson, Mrs Janet, Dovecotland Pearson, Mrs John, lodgings, Stormont street Pearson, Mrs WiUiam, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Pearson, Robert, currier, Horse cross Pearson, William (of Richardson & Pearson), 6 Main st., Bridgend Pearson, William, turner, Dovecotland Peat, Mrs David, 19 Mill street Peat, Robert, bookseller, 24 High street—house 19 Mill street Peatie, John, engine-fitter, Scott street Peddie, Mrs Gerrard, perfumer, 53 George street—house 57 Peddie, David, printer, 123 High street Peddie, John, fitter, 216 High street Peddie, John, bookbinder, 102 High street Peddie, Mrs James, 55 Mill street Peddie, Mrs, Blackfriars street Peddie, Mrs John, Union street —

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Peddie, Mrs Robert, 11 Meal \T3nnel Peddie, Mungo, weaver, 1 Paul street Peddie, Eobert, teacher, 45 Mill street Peddie, Thomas, tailor, Union street Peddie, Thomas, weaver, Paul street Peddie, William, painter, 1 Paul street Peebles, Alexander, labourer, 64 South street Peebles, Peter, labourer, 4 Cross street Peebles, Eobert, labourer, 16 Commercial street, Bridgend Peffers, James, inspector of stamps and taxes, 31 George street house York place Peggie, Mrs James, 37 Strathmore street, Bridgend Penny, Peter, coach-trimmer, Scott street Pentland, Mrs George, 23 Stormont street Perth Breweky, North Methven street Perth Foundry, Paul street—Alexander M'Farlane & Co. Perth Library, 78 George street Perth Marble Works, County place Perth Wheaten Bread Society (First), Union lane —William Thomson, manager Perth Wheaten Bread Society (Second), Union street—James Ayson, manager Perthshire Agricultural Company's Office, 10 High street Perthshire Journal and News Office, Kirkside Perthshire Wine and Spirit Company, 6 Watergate Peterkin, James, wright, 205 South street and 80 High street Peters, Alexander, grocer, Dovecotland Peters, Alexander, weaver, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Peters, Alexander, weaver, Barossa street Peters, Charles, coach-painter, 54 South street Peters, David, mason, Stormont street Peters, David, depute sheriff-clerk, York place Peters, David, Free West Church officer, 333 High street Peters, John, weaver, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Peters, Mrs James, 38 Skinnergate Peters, Robert (of Taylor & Peters), 19 Pomarium Petrie, Alexander, weaver, Barossa street Petrie, Andrew, engine-driver, 31 Princes street Petrie, David, tea-dealer, 25 High street Petrie, John, hat-manufacturer, 108 South street Petrie, John, porter, 141 South street Petrie, Mrs James, 35 Canal street Philips, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 49 South street Philips, Miss Ann, staymaker, 42 St John street—h. 12 Cross st, PhiHps, Mrs William, 10 Cross street Philips, Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street Pillans, Rev. John, 7 South Methven street Pirrie, Alexander, Edinburgh post-office messenger. Barrack street Pirrie, James (of Pirrie & Anderson), 88 South street Pirrie, Mrs John, receiving postmistress, 1 King street Pirrie & Anderson, coach-builders. Princess street Pitblado, David, shipowner. Princes street 72 PITBLADO—PUIXAfi.

Pitblado, John, shipowner, 103 Soiitli street Pitblado, William, seaman, 69 Watergate Pitcairns, Mrs, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Pitkeatlily, Alexander, game-dealer, Mill street Pitkeathly, George, bookseller. 111 South street Pitkeathly, James, shoemaker, 13 Skinnergate Pitkeathly, John, mason, Carr's croft Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 48 Skinnergate Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 7 Paul's close Pitkeathly, Mrs William, 208 High street Plane, John, blacksmith, 2 Canal street Playfair, Mrs, 40 Meal vennel Police-Assessment Office, 3 High street—J. M'Ewan, collector. Police-Office, 1 High street—Andrew Boyle, superintendent PoUan, James, shoemaker, 95 High street Pollan, John, labourer, 142 High street Poor-Kates Office, 12 Canal crescent—John Scott, collector Pople, John B., refreshment-rooms. Terminus— house King's place Pople, H. W., British Hotel, Leonard street Porter, Captain James, 15 Athole street Porter, John, weaver, Dovecotland Post-Office, 80 George street—C. G. Sidey, postmaster Potts, Thomas, fishing-rod maker, 59 Skinnergate Powrie, AViUiam, turner, St John's place Powrie, William, polisher, Barossa street Preston, G. M., copamercial traveller, 39 King street Preston, James, hostler, 50 High street Preston, Joseph, sen., shoemaker, 148 High street—house 137 Preston, Joseph, jun., shoemaker, 151 High street Pride, Thomas, blacksmith, 175 High street Pringle, John, jeweller, 9 St John street Pringle, John, pointsman, Kinnoull causeway Pringle, Miss Isabella, 19 North Methven street

Pringle, Mrs James, painter, 9 High street—house 7 - Pringle, Thomas, boatbuilder, 106 Watergate Prison-Assessment Office, 3 High street—J. Garie, collector Proccratok -Fiscal' s Office, Blackfriars street Prophet, David, boilermaker, 4 Reform place Proudfoot, David, umbrella-maker, 35 North Methven street Proudfoot, James, meal-dealer, 61 South street Proudfoot, James, mason, 226 South street Proudfoot, Mrs David, 8 Speygate Proudfoot, Mrs James, 77 South street Proudfoot, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 106 High street Proudfoot, Mrs William, Athole street Proudfoot, Bobert, inkmaker, Canal crescent Prussian Vice-Consul's Office, 2 St John's pi. —R. Lowe, agent Public Baths, Mill street—John Hood, manager Public Weigh-House, Kirkside Puddephatt, Frederick, tobacconist, 15 High street Pullar, James, spirit-dealer, 257 High street—house 259 PuUar, James, joiner. Mill close PULLAR—READDIE. 73

PuUar, John (of J. Pullar & Son), 3 St Leonard's bank Pullar, Joseph, labourer, 17 Leonard street Pullar, Laurence (of Robert Pullar & Sons), 18 Marshall place Pullar, Miss Catherine, New town Pullar, Miss Jane, 13 Skinnergate Pullar, Mrs David, 339 High street Pullar, Mrs James, vintner, Princes street Pullar, Mi's John, 53 Pomarium Pullar, Mrs William, Melville street Pullar, Thomas (of Pullar & Keay), 54 Victoria street Pullar, William, brassfounder, 59 High street Pullar, William, weaver, Thimblerow Pullar, William, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Pullar & Keay, joiners, Victoria street Pullar & Son, J., silk-dyers, 36 Mill street Pullar & Sons, Robert, manufacturers, Mill street Purves, James, carter, Barossa street

Queen, John, hawker, 79 Canal street Quinan, Mrs, lodgings, Cutlog vennel Quinan, Thomas, grocer, 166 South street Quine, Nicol, labourer, 167 South street n

Eae, Alexander, 261 High street Rae, John, weaver, Dovecotland Rait, John, fireman, 28 Leonard street Eake, James, pie-baker, 171 High street Ramage, Graeme, Champion Inn, St Ann's lane Ramsay, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 31 Meal vennel Ramsay, Alexander, plumber, 145 High street Ramsay, James, corn-merchant, 9 North Methven st. —h. Viewland Ramsay, John, fireman, 163 High street Ramsay, John, fruiterer, 6 George street—house Bowers well Ramsay, Mathew, sawyer, 20 Hospital street Ramsay, Miss Helen, grocer, 59 South street Ramsay, Mrs George, 14 Charlotte street Ramsay, Mrs John, 2 Canal crescent Ramsay, William G,, slater, 117 South street Ramsay, William, wright, 73 Mill street Rankin, William, bookseller, 139 High street Rattray, George, wright, 102 South street Rattray, James, fitter, 3 Earl's dykes Rattray, John, grocer, 115 South street Rattray, Thomas, saw-doctor, 189 South st. —h. 12 Canal crescent Rattray, Thomas, labourer, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Readdie, James, burgh assessor. Paradise place Readdie, James, jun., builder, 78 Victoria street Readdie, John & David, wrights, 7 Scott street G —

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Eeaddie, John (of J. & D. Eeaddie), 1 St Leonard's bank Receiving Post-Office, 1 King st. —Mrs J. Pirrie, postmistress Registrar's Office for Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 6 Charlotte street —Robert Buist, registrar Reid, Alexander, wright, 15 Isla street, Bridgend Reid, Alexander, mason. Barrack street Reid, Alexander, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, Newrow Reid, Alexander, shoemaker, Barossa street Reid, Archibald, sheriff-clerk and joint city-clerk, 3 High street house 14 Marshall place Reid, Charles, tinsmith, 14 Kinnoull causeway Reid, Daniel, shoemaker, 92 Watergate Reid, David, seaman, 73 South street Reid, David, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Reid, David, weaver, 71 Canal street Reid, David, corn-merchant, High street—house New town Reid, George, weaver, 62 Pomarium Reid, James, hostler, 59 Skinnergate Reid, James, late spirit-merchant, 270 High street y Reid, James, shoemaker, 207 High street Reid, John, shipmaster, 69 Watergate Reid, John, sawyer, 36 Meal vennel Reid, John, pensioner, Melville street Reid, John, 294 High street Reid, John, weaver, 297 High street Reid, Miss Ann, 38 Victoria street Reid, Miss Barbara, Foundry lane Reid, Miss Isabella, grocer, 50 Watergate Reid, Miss Jane, 59 Pomarium Reid, Mrs, 232 High street Reid, Mrs, 89 Main street, Bridgend Reid, Mrs Alexander, Newrow Reid, Mrs James, Murray street Reid, Mrs Jane, 26 South Methven street Reid, Mrs John, Pomarium Reid, Mrs John, 12 South street Reid, Mrs Margaret, spirit-dealer, 272 High street—house 270 Reid, Neil, chemist and druggist, 39 George street Reid, Peter, shoemaker, Barossa street Reid, Peter, carter, 293 High street Reid, Robert, West Church ofScer, 58 Pomarium Reid, Robert, shoemaker, Newrow Reid, Thomas, 14 King street Reid, William, slater, 27 Pomarium Reid, William, weaver, 53 Pomarium Reilly, Mrs Jane, 30 Athole street Reilly, Margaret, dressmaker, 76 Pomarium Rennet, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 279 High street Rennie, John, poulterer, Athole street Rennie, Mrs George, 27 Watergate Rennie, Mrs William, 48 George street ——

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Eeoch, James, porter, 25 High street Reocb, Jcames, cooper, Scott street Eeoch, John, policeman, Foundry lane Eeoch, Eobert, baker, 33 Castlegable Eeynolds, Charles, officer of inland revenue, James street Eiach, John, policeman. Foundry lane Eiach, Miss Elizabeth, 57 King st~reet Riach, Mrs Major W. A., Eosewell Cottage, Bridgend Eichards, Eichard, seaman, 75 South street Eichardson, Andrew, bank-porter, 12 Princes street Eichardson, James, weaver, 59 Pomarium Eichardson, John, winder, 66 South Methven street Eichardson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, Flesh vennel Eichardson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George street house 18 High street Eichardson, William, wright, 73 Mill street Eichardson & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George street Eigg, Eev. George, Melville street Eiley, William, labourer, Cutlog vennel Eintoul, John, mason, Dovecotland Eintoul, Laurence, merchant, 79 High street—house 81 Eintoul, Eobert, mason, 296 High street Eitchie, Charles, Moncrieffe Arms Inn, Princes street Eitchie, David, Carr's croft Eitchie, James, civil engineer and land-surveyor, 7 Athole place- house 2 Melville street Eitchie, James, glass and china merchant, 70 St John st. —h. 68 Eitchie, John, wright, Leonard street Eitchie, Mrs Peter, horse-hirer, 163 PUgh street Eitchie, Mrs William, 2 Melville street Ritchie, William (British Linen Company's Bank), 163 High street EiVER Police and Fishing Office, 6 Charlotte street Eobb, Alexander, 268 High street Eobb, George, tailor, Kirkside Eobb, James, mason, Low street Eobb, Mrs David, Kinnoull causeway Eobb, William, mason, 310 High street Eobbie, Charles, shoemaker, 129 High street Eoberts, William, 63 Pomarium Eoberton, James B., road-surveyor, 3 Isla street, Bridgend Eobertson, Alexander, solicitor, 20 South street—h. Alexandria Eobertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 2 Union st. Eobertson, Alexander, labourer. Foundry lane Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 38 North Methven st. Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 5 Kirkgate-^house 7 Eobertson, Alexander, seaman, 15 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Alexander, 157 High street Robertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker, York place Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 27 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, tailor, I5arrack street Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 11 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, porter, 82 Watergate 76 ROBERTSON.

Kobertson Alexander, labourer, 15 Paul street Robertson Alexander, pensioner, Stormont street Robertson Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Alexander, weaver, 53 Stratlamore street, Bridgend Robertson Alexander, carter, 291 High street Robertson Alexander, cowfeeder, 12 Hospital street Robertson Alexander, carpenter, 48 Meal vennel Robertson Alexander, carpenter, 50 Poniarium Robertson Charles, grocer, 21 Hospital street—house 19. Robertson Charles, sawyer, Cutlog vennel Robertson Charles, sawyei', 19 Hospital street Robertson Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson Daniel, grocer, Melville street Robertson Daniel, victualler, 278 High street Robertson Daniel, watchmaker (successor to J. & A. M'Nab), 33 Geori e street—house Canal crescent Robertson Daniel, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street Robertson David, tailor, 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Robertson David, shoemaker, 89 South street Robertson David, joiner, 21 Kinnoull causeway Robertson David, cabinetmaker. Union st.—h. 63 N. Methven st. Robertson David, labourer, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson David, bookseller and librarian, 94 High street—h 92 Robertson David, grocer, 68 South Methven street—house 66 Robertson David, mason, St Paul's square Robertson Donald, carter, 27 Castlegable Robertson Donald, porter, 19 Mill street Robertson Duncan, late clothier, 7 Kirkgate Robertson Duncan, weaver, Cutlog vennel Robertson Duncan, labourer, 48 Meal vennel Robertson Edward, slater, Newrow Robertson George, flesher, 26 Athole street Robertson George, fireman, 56 Mill street Robertson George, shoemaker, St John's place Robertson James, painter, 120 High street Robertson James, boot and shoe maker, 48 South street Robertson James, spirit-agent, 12 Canal crescent Robertson James, labourer, 188 South street Robertson James, labourer, 10 Hospital street Robertson James, mason. Union street Robertson James, pensioner, 19 Mill street Robertson James, engine-driver, Nelson street Robertson James, miller, 333 High street Robertson James, seaman, St John's place Robertson James, blacksmith and cartwright, 31 Princes street Robertson James, carpenter, 189 South street Robertson James, coachman, 5 George street Robertson James, book-deliverer, 7 Union street lane, Bridgend Robertson James, weaver, 362 High street Robertson James, cabinetmaker, 48 North Methven street Robertson James, cabinetmaker, Cherry lane Robertson James, weaver, 368 High street ROBEKTSON. 77

Kobertson, James, pointsman, 94 Canal street Robertson, John, teacher, 126 High street Robertson, John, bootmaker, 34 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, John, bootmaker, 398 High street Robertson, John, blacksmith, 301 High street Robertson, John, engine-fitter, 27 Canal street Robertson, John, tailor, 7 Kirkgate Robertson, John, pavier, 71 Canal street Robertson; John, weaver, 306 High street Robertson, John, vintner, 134 High street Robertson, John, labourer, 15 Cross street Robertson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, John, weaver, 27 Cross street Robertson, John, stonebreaker, 304 High street Robertson, John, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Joseph, Red Lion Tavern, 123 High street Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 152 South street Robertson, Miss, 12 Princes street Robertson, Miss Amelia, 1 Carpenter street Robertson, Miss Ann, grocer, Thimblerow Robertson, Miss Betsy, Guard vennel Robertson, Miss Catherine, 71 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Miss Christian, lodgings, Guard vennel Robertson, Miss G., straw-hat maker, Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Miss Janet, laundress, 6 Mill street Robertson, Miss Janet, 71 Canal street Robertson, Miss Jessie, dressmaker, Stormont street Robertson, Miss Margaret, 10 Bridge lane Robertson, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 18 George street Robertson, Mrs, 7 South Methven street Robertson, Mrs, Barrack street Robertson, Mrs, washer, 71 Main street, Bridgend Robertson, Mrs Adam, grocer, 125 High street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, Carpenter street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, seamstress, 129 High street Robertson, Mi's Alexander, 61 Meal vennel Robertson, Mrs Alexander, Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs Alexander, Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs Andrew, 26 South Methven street Robertson, Mrs Charles, washer, Stormont street Robertson, Mrs Daniel, New town Robertson, Mrs David, mangle, Stormont street Robertson, Mrs David, grocer, 275 High street Robertson, Mrs Duncan, Well close, Newrow Robertson, Mrs George, Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs James, innkeeper, 15 Mill street Robertson, Mrs James, winder, 177 South street Robertson, Mrs James, 368 High street Robertson, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 211 High street Robertson, Mrs James, Newrow Robertson, Mrs James, St Paul's square Robertson, Mrs Janet, washer, 159 South street G 2 78 ROBERTSON—RODGIE.

Eobertson, Mrs John, 12 Canal street Eobertson, Mrs Jolin, 56 Mill street Robertson, Mrs John, Mill wynd Eobertson, Mrs Jobn, 394 High street Eobertson, Mrs Eobert, 7 Athole street Eobertson, Mrs Eobert, 12 Marshall place Eobertson, Mrs Eobert, 11 Princes street Eobertson, Mrs Thomas, Union lane Eobertson, Peter, postboy, 33 Castlegable Eobertson, Peter, policeman, 7 Pomarium Eobertson, Peter, grocer and spirit-dealei', 28 Princes street Eobertson, Peter, blacksmith, Princes street Eobertson, Peter, laboixrer, 129 High street Eobertson, Eobert H., grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street—house 3 Watergate Eobertson, Eobert, confectioner, 48 George street Eobertson, Eobert, clerk, New town Eobertson, Eobert, warper, 25 Hospital street

Eobertson, Eobert, weaver, 1 90 South street Eobertson, Eobert, weaver, Newrow Eobertson, Eobert, labourer, Dovecotland Eobertson, Eobert, labourer, 15 Cross street Eobertson, Eobert, fitter, Nelson street Eobertson, Thomas, flesher, Kirkside Eobertson, Thomas, pensioner, 28 Kirkgate Eobertson, Thomas, wright, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Eobertson, Thomas, corkcutter, 306 High street Eobertson, William, potato-merchant, 41 Main street, Bridgend » Eobertson, William, dresser, 302 High street Eobertson, William, labourer, 3 Pomarium Eobertson, William, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Eobertson, William, joiner, 8 Eeform place Eobertson, William, printer, 85 Watergate Eobertson, William, grocer, 75 South street Eobertson, William, watchmaker, 128 High street—h. Cherrjbank Eobertson, William, cleaner, Paul street Eobertson, William, dyer, Thimblerow Eobertson, Donaldson, & Co., Perth Saw-Mills, 9 Victoria street Eoddan, Daniel, stoneware-merchant, 54 Mill street Eodger, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Eodger, James, painter, 302 High street Eodger, John, slater, Thimblerow Eodger, John, shoemaker, Stormont street Eodger, John, seaman, 177 South street Eodger, John, draper, 45 High street—house New town Eodgerson, James, Burns' Tavern, 13 Watergate Eodgie, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Eodgie, Edward, salesman, 9 Leonard street Eodgie, James, weaver, 384 High street Eodgie, John, 13 Canal crescent Eodgie, William, weaver, Scott street Eodgie, William, weaver, Claypots wynd HOLLO —ROY. 79

Eollo, Alexander, clerk, 68 High street Eollo, David, baker, 152 High street—house 156 Eollo, James, 22 Marshall place Eollo, James, sheriif criminal officer, 113 High street Eollo, James, blacksmith, New town Eollo, Hon. John (Bell, Eannie, & Co.), 35 St John street Eollo, John, 26 Main street, Bridgend Eollo, Mrs James, 75 Canal street Eollo, Eobert, coal-merchant, 43 Leonard street Eollo, William, labourer, 71 Canal street Eonald, James, baker, Stormont street Eonald, William, warehouseman, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Eonaldson, William, wright, 142 South street Eose. James, turner, 113 High street Eoss, Alexander, cooper, 24 South Methven street— house 48 Eoss, Alexander, coachsmith, 68 St John street Eoss, Alexander, painter, 123 High street Eoss, Alexander, flaxdresser, 246 High street Eoss, Alexander, shoemaker, 46 High street Eoss, Daniel, lemonade and sodawater manufacturer, 214 High street—house 10 Meal vennel Eoss, David (of John Eoss & Son), 1 Blackfriars street Eoss, David, plumber, Barossa street Eoss, James (of W, & J. Eoss), 5 Eose terrace Eoss, James, cooper, Stormont street Eoss, John, corn-merchant, Melville street Eoss, John, candlemaker, 118 High street—house Mount Craigie Eoss, John, plasterer, 239 High street Eoss, Margaret, seamstress, 60 Pomarium Eoss, Miss, Princes street Eoss, Mrs, 38 Victoria street Eoss, Mrs, lodgings, 59 North Methven street Eoss, Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 151 High street Eoss, Mrs Alexander, Newrow Eoss, Mrs George, 181 High street Eoss, Mrs John, 41 Commercial street, Bridgend Eoss, Peter, candlemaker, 120 High street Eoss, Mrs William, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Eoss, Peter, weaver, Leonard street Eoss, Thomas, inkmaker, 198 South street Eoss, Thomas, labourer, 7 North Methven street Eoss, William, porter, 16 Union street Eoss, William, haircutter, 223 High street— house 219 Eoss, William, baker, 38 St John street Eoss, William (of W. & J. Eoss), 16 Mill street Eoss, W. & J., solicitors, 37 George street Eoss & Son, John, grocers and wine-merchants, 21 George street Eough, Peter, coachman, 2 Bridge lane Eoup, John, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Eowden, Alfred (of Eowden & Eoy), 26 Main street, Bridgend Eowden & Eoy, grain-merchants, 85 Canal street Eoy, Andrew, grain-merchant, 20 South Methven street—house 22 80 ROY —SANDS.

Eoy, James (of Koy & Bell), Springbank, Bridgend Eoy, James, liaircutter, 5 Bridge lane—liouse 7 Koy, James, bill-poster, 54 High street Eoy, James, grocer, 35 Castlegable Eoy, James, excise officer, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Eoy, James, labourer, 26 Castlegable Eoy, Jolin, seed-crusher, 58 Victoria street—house 73 Eoy, John, ironmonger, 42 High street Eoy, Miss, Taybauk, Bridgend Eoy, Miss, James street Eoy, Mrs William, 72 Watergate Eoy, Thomas, flesher, 56 South Methven street—house 6 Norlh Methven street Eoy & Bell, wine-merchants, 34 Kirkside EoYAL Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street EoYAL Bank of Scotland, 20 High street—P. Sontar, agent EoYAL George Hotel, 51 George street—J. & A. Davidson EoYAL Mail and Universal Coack-Offices, 58 George street and 15 South street Eussell, James, wright, 190 South street Eussell, Hector, pensioner, 14 Leonard street Eussell, Thomas, blacksmith, 6 Cross street Eutherford, Andrew, spirit-dealer, 84 South street Eutherford, James, plumber, 211 High street Eutherford, James, weaver, Clayholes Eutherford, James, Scott street Eutherford, John, coachman, 89 Main street, Bridgend Eutherford, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 96 High street Eutherford, Mrs James, 366 High street Eutherford, Mrs John, lodgings, 312 High street Eutherford, Thomas, fisher, Leonard street Eutherford, William, joiner, 8 Main street—house 9 Stratliraore street, Bridgend Euthven, John, King's Arms Lm, 7 High street Eyan, Philip (Ordnance Survey), Athole street Eyan, Mrs Peter, dressmaker, 9 Castlegable Eyder, John, policeman, Barossa street

Sage, John, weaver, 159 South street Sage, Joseph, weaver, 46 Pomarium Sage, Mrs, Thirablerow Salutation Hotel, 24 South street —John Kennedy Salmon, Major George P., Corsiehill Salmon, James, blacksmith, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Sandeman, David, Barrack street Sandeman, J. & D., bootmakers, 110 High street Sandeman, Misses, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Sandeman, Misses, 11 Eose terrace Sandeman, Mrs Glas, Springland, Bridgend Sands, Miss Margaret, Union street —

SAUNDEES —SCOTT. 81

Saunders, Laurence, draper, 21 Princes street Saunders, Mrs David, Kinnoull Arms Inn, 33 South Methven st. Saunders, Peter, leathei'-merchant. Mill street Saxey, Mrs, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Schaefer, Henry F. F. (Academy), Willow bank Scobie, James, blacksmith. Charter lane Scobie, John, flesher. West Bridge street, Bridgend Scobie, Miss Christian, lodgings, 246 Pligh street Scobie, Mrs David, 85 South street Scobie, Peter, writer, 24 Main street, Bridgend Scobie, Eobert, pensioner, 134 High street Scobie, William, labourer, 56 Mill street Scotland, Andrew, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Scotland, Applin, weaver, 4 Cross street Scotland, David, weaver, 24 Pomarium Scotland, James, weaver, Dovecotland Scotland, John, weaver, Dovecotland Scotland, John, weaver, 45 Pomarium Scotland, Miss, lodgings, 47 King street Scotland, Newlands, 65 South street Scotland, William, stoker, Kinnoull causeway Scotland, William, weaver, Dovecotland Scott, Alexander, carter, 14 Meal vennel Scott, Andrew, hairdresser and perfumer, 19 South street Scott, Archibald, labourer, 1 Mill wynd Scott, Charles, cabinetmaker, &c., 22 South street—h. 3 Albert pi. Scott, Charles, mason, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, David, cowfeeder, Craigie Scott, David, surgeon and druggist, 35 High street—h. Athole st. Scott, Edward, stoneware-merchant, 50 Meal vennel —house 129 South street Scott, George, printer, 37 Watergate Scott, James, wool-merchant. Mill street—house Scott street Scott, James, solicitor, 20 Watergate Scott, James, fitter, 6 Cross street Scott, James, baker. County place Scott, James, spirit-dealer, 11 Mill street Scott, James, clerk, 29 Mill street Scott, James, blacksmith. Foundry lane Scott, James, joiner, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Scott, James, surfaceman, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, James, labourer, Dovecotland Scott, John, Victoria Inn (near the Eoyal George Hotel), 47 George street Scott, John, 65 Main street, Bridgend Scott, John, labourer, 163 South street Scott, John, lastmaker, 41 Mill street—house 38 Scott, John, potato-dealer, 212 South street Scott, John, collector of poor-rates, 12 Canal crescent Scott, Lillias, winder, Claypots wynd Scott, Matthew, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St John's place house Burton place 82 SCOTT-—SHARr.

Scott, Miss Ann, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Miss Catherine, washer, Low street Scott, Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 60 High street Scott, Miss Elizabeth, 254 High street Scott, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 55 High street Scott, Miss Mary, 41 Main street, Bridgend Scott, Miss Mary, washer, 27 Castlegable Scott, Misses, teachers, 4 Eose terrace Scott, Misses, dressmakers, 6 Charlotte street Scott, "Mrs, James street Scott, Mrs Dr, Mansfield place Scott, Mrs John, lodgings, 82 South street Scott, Robert, weaver, Barossa street Scott, Robert, mason, 205 South street Scott, Robert, confectioner, 88 High street—house 86 Scott, Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, teacher. New town Scott, Thomas, mason, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, baker, Carpenter street Scott, Thomas, grocer, 255 High street—house 253 Scott, William D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18 and 20 Mill street— house 3 Bridge lane Scott, William, St Leonard's Inn, Leonard street Scott, William, ropespinner, 311 High street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer. Barrack street Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, Kirkside Scrimgour, Donald, labourer, Kinnoull causeway Scrimgour, James, labourer, 73 South street Scrimgour, James, Stormont street Scrimgour, John, potato-merchant, New town Scrimgour, Mrs, lodgings, 40 South street Scrimgour, Robert, weaver, 47 Pomarium Scrimgour, William, weaver, 50 Pomarium Scroggie, John, greengrocer, 158 High street Sebbie, John, railway -guard, County plaee Seton, Charles, weaver, 105 South street Seton, Charles, 16 Canal street Seton, James, 28 High street Seton, Mrs Captain, Potterhill, Bridgend Seton, Misses, Nelson street Session-Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte street Sellar, Rev. James A., Stormont House, Stormont street Severwright, Mrs Dr., 24 King street Shanks, John, dairy, St Paul's square Sharp, David, painter, Castlegable Sharp, David, pensioner, 48 Meal vennel Sharp, David, gardener, Marshall Cottage, Bridgend Sharp, George, painter, 17 Castlegable Sharp, George, Albert Inn, 48 George street Sharp, James, cabinetmaker. Union street Sharp, Major Jelf, Kincarrathie, Bridgend Sharp, John, Dupplin post-runner, North port SHARP—SIME. 83

Sharp, Mrs Charles, 8 Mill street Sharp, Mrs David, 239 High street Sharp, Peter, labourer, Barossa street Sharp, William, tailor, Barrack street Sharp, William, tailor, 246 High street Sharp, William, carter, 71 Watergate Sharpe, John, 13 Canal crescent Shaw, Alexander, dyer, 306 High street Shaw, Andrew, weaver, KinnouU causeway Shaw, James, corkcutter, 146 High street Shaw, Malcolm, carter, 196 South street Shaw, Patrick, labourer, 167 South street Shaw, William, slater, 36 Pomarium Shearer, Alexander, weaver, 246 High street Shearer, Miss, housekeeper, Murray's Eoyal Asylum, Bridgend Shedden, Charles, watchmaker, jeweller, and silversmith, 32 High street—house King's place Shedden, James, confectioner, 57 North Methven street Shepherd, David, tailor and clothier, 25 High street Shepherd, James, weaver, Leonard street Shepherd, John, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street Shepherd, John, weaver, Leonard street Shepherd, John, labourer, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Shepherd, Mrs, seamstress, 163 High street Shepherd, Thomas, clothier and coal-merchant, 60 S. Metlwen st. Shepherd, William, tailor, Clayholes Sheeiff-Cleek's Office, County buildings Sheilds, Alexander, labourer, 63 Meal vennel Shields, John (of Shields & Co.), Carpenter street Shields & Co., John, power-loom factory, Foundry lane Shoemakee Incorporation Hall, 97 South street Shore-Dues Office, Lime shore—P. Smeaton, collector Shuster, Mrs John, 7 Speygate -Sidey, C. G., bookseller, stationer, printer, and newspaper agent, 80 George street— house 2 Charlotte street Sidey, George, Forfar post-office messenger, 55 Mill street Sidey, Henry, agent, 57 High street Sidey, John, carter, 216 South street Sidey, Eobert, labourer, Barossa street Sidey^ Thomas, carter, 64 South street Simcock, George, platelayer, 31 Leonard street Sime, Archibald, ropespinner, 327 High street Sime, Andrew, quarryman, 56 Mill street Sime, Grant, labourer, 2 Horse cross Sime, Jacob, masen, 258 High street

• Sime, James, labourer, Kirkside Sime, John (R. P. Rifles), 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Sime, John B., millinery warehouse, 229 High street Sime, Joseph, warder, 89 South street Sime, Matthew, coachman, 59 South street Sime, Miss Christian, lodgings, 56 High street Sime, Miss Jane, fruiterer, 154 High street SIME—SMALL.

Sime, Mrs, 219 High Street Sime, Mrs George, mangle, 4 Newrow Sime, Mrs Jacob, fruiterer, 252 High street Sime, Mrs James, Newrow Simmie, David, labourer, 238 High street Simmie, John, labourer, KinnouU causeway Simmonds, Thomas, sodawater, &c., manufacturer, 68 High street Simmonds, Thomas, clock-hawker, 136 South street Simpson, Andrew, weaver, 33 Castlegable Simpson, Charles, City-Hall Tavern, Kirkside Simpson, James, engine-fitter, 8 Leonard place Simpson, James (of Simpson & Stewart), James street Simpson, John, shipmaster, 9 Main street, Bridgend Simpson, John, cabinetmaker, Barossa street Simpson, John, policeman, Horner's lane Simpson, John, quarryman, 394 High street Simpson, Miss, Willanslee, Barnhill Simpson, Miss Ann, dairy, 57 Watergate Simpson, Mrs A,, 11 Newrow Simpson, Mrs David, Carpenter street Simpson, Mrs John, lodgings, Kinnoull street Simpson, Mrs John, 2 Canal street Simpson, Mrs William, 58 South Methven street ' Simpson, Thomas, seaman, Horner's lane Simpson, William, plasterer, Canal crescent — house 58 South Methven street Simpson, Stewart, & Co., brewers, 83 Canal street Sinclair, Alexander, dairy. Shore House Sinclair, Donald, tailor, 185 High street Sinclair, Hugh, ropespinner, 48 Watergate Sinclair, John, tailor, 281 High street Sinclair, John, railway-guard, Dovecotland Sinclair, Miss Mary, 37 Castlegable Sinclair, Robert, labourer, 55 High street Sirket, William, book-deliverer, Cutlog vennel Sirket, William, shoemaker, 105 South street Skeete, Horace, solicitor, 68 St John street—h. 2 Charlotte place Skeete, Mrs H. A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend Skelly, Mrs, 72 South street Skinner, Alexander, cooper, Barossa street Skinner, Andrew, horse-breaker, Princes street Skinner, David, draper, 35 South Methven street—h. Athole street Skinner, Eobert, tailor, 90 Watergate Skirving, Archibald, hostler, 151 High street Slater, George, vintner, Newrow Slater, Mrs James, 10 Canal street Slater, Mrs John, dairy, 151 High street Slater, Mrs William, eating-house, 61 Meal vennel Slater, Eobert, corkcutter, 246 High street Slater, Thomas, pensioner, 10 Canal street Sligo, Archibald, boot and shoe maker, 92 High street Small, Mrs, 25 Watergate SMALL—SMITH. S^'

Small, Mrs James, 16 Keir street, Bridgend Small, Joseph (of Small & Wann), 9 Barossa street Small, Miss Agnes, teacher (Girls' School of Industry), Hospital Small & Wann, joiners, Klnnoull street Smart, David, architect, 5 George street Smart, James, engine-driver, New town Smart, James, weaver, Newrow Smart, John, weaver, 25 Hospital street Smart, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 204 South street Smeaton, David, shipbuilder. Shore—h. Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smeaton, James (of Dewar & Smeaton), 37 South Methven street Smeaton, James, seaman, 90 Watergate Smeaton & Son, James, linen manufacturers, Paul street Smeaton, John, seaman, 90 Watergate Smeaton, Miss Mary, 90 Watergate Smeaton, Mrs Janet, 151 High street Smeaton, Mrs Thomas, 33 Canal street Smeaton, Peter, clerk, James street Smith, Alexander B. (Academy), 11 Charlotte street Smith, Alexander, shoemaker, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, Alexander, mason, 336 High street Smith, Andrew, grocer, 14 Gowrle street, Bridgend—house 5 Smith, Andrevr, vintner, 22 Cross street Smith, Benjamin, pensioner, Union lane Smith, Bernard, stocking-weaver, 36 Meal vennel Smith, David, bootmaker, 35 Main street, Bridgend Smith, David, blacksmith, 61 Meal vennel Smith, David, coachbuilder, Leonard street Smith, David, salesman, 35 Pomarium Smith, George, confectioner, 73 High street Smith, James, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend" Smith, James, shoemaker, 216 South street Smith, James, sexton, 10 East Bridge street, Bridgend Smith, James, cowfeeder, Barnhill Smith, James, postboy, 33 Castlegable Smith, James, labourer, 1 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, James, Cross Keys Tavern, Kirkslde Smith, John, A.M. (Academy), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smith, John, grocer, 242 High street—house 56 George street Smith, John, labourer, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, John, shoemaker, Newrow Smith, John, cowfeeder, Horner's lane Smith, John, mason, York place Smith, John, blacksmith, Guard vennel Smith, John, labourer, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, Joseph, pensioner. Flesh vennel Smith, Joseph, shoemaker, 30 Watergate Smith, J. & D., drapers, 13 Charlotte street—house 7 Gowrle street, Bridgend Smith, Laurence, coppersmith, 44 St John st.—h. 52 Watergate Smith, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 7 KinnouU street Smith, Mrs, 14 Leonard street H —

86 SMirH—SPEEDY.

Smith, Mrs Alexander, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs Andrew, 4 Cross street Smith, Mrs David, 89 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs James, lodgings, 2 Canal street Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 56 George street Smith, Mrs Mary, 227 High street Smith, Peter, oil-miller, 14 Paul street Smith, Peter, weaver, 13 Cross street Smith, Eobert B., grocer, 72 St John street—house 6 York place Smith, Eobert, porter, 41 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Eobert, labourer, 190 High street Smith, Thomas, coal and lime agent, Lower Craigie Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, 41 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Thomas, vintner, Shore Smith, Thomas, engine-driver, 90 Victoria street Smith, Thomas, accordion-tuner, 11 Leonard street Smith, Thomas, pensioner, 25 Kirkgate Smith, Tyrie, labourer, Cutlog vennel Smith, William, Carpenter street Snell, Miss, dressmaker, 184 South street Sommervile, Edward, labourer. New town Sommervile, James, labourer, 25 Kirkgate Sommervile, Mrs John, 266 High street Sommervile, Mrs T., PitcuUen House Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back wynd, Bridgend Sorlie, Mrs Peter, 246 High street Sorley, Mrs James, pawnbroker, 181 South street—house above Soutar, Patrick, clerk of supply and banker, 4 Eose terrace Soutar & M'Leish, solicitors, 31 George street Souter, Alexander, pensioner. Barrack street Souter, Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Paul street Souter, David, teacher (Free Territorial School), South street house Barnhill Souter, James, labourer, 101 High street Souter, James, baker, Athole street Souter, John, wright, 89 South street Souter, John, engine-driver, New town Souter, Miss Jane, 4 Eeform place Souter, Misses, 14 South street Souter, Mrs Eobert, 12 South street Souter, Mrs William F., muslin-printer, 40 North Methven street Souter, Thomas, agent (Commercial Bank), South street Souter, William F., clerk, 40 North Methven street Speed, George, reedmaker, 219 High street—house 309 Speed, Mrs Francis, 312 High street Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger, 17 St John st. — h. Water vennel Speedie, Easton, porter, Leonard street Speedie, Miss Catherine, 252 High street Speedie, Mrs John, 13 Paul street Speedie, Mrs Shepherd, 266 High street Speedy, Mrs John, 13 Paul street Speedy, Mrs William, Barossa street —,

SPENCE—STEELE. 87

Spence, Andrew, potato-dealer, 21 Kirkgate Spence, David, Working Men's Coffee-Rooms, Kirkside Spence, Gavin, shoemaker, 68 Higli street Spence, James, dresser, 6 Paul street Spence, Peter, shoemaker, 71 High street Spottiswoode, James, soUcitor, 25 George st.—h.The Den, Bridgend Spottiswoode, Miss, The Den, Bridgend Sprat, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland Sprunt, Alexander, porter, 266 High street Sprunt, James, editor of Perthshire Advertiser, Moncriefife terrace Craigie Sprunt, John, brassfounder, Charter lane Sprunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, Carr's croft Sprunt, William, weaver, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Squire, Forrester, upholsterer, 55 High street Squire, John, upholsterer, 73 Watergate Squire, Mrs, 25 Kirkgate Sutherland, George, potato and coal agent, Leonard street Sutherland, James, contractor. Barrack street Sutherland, James, blacksmith, 258 High street Sutherland, John, clerk. New town Suttie, William, mason, St Paul's square Swain, James, clerk, Barossa sti'eet Swan, Alexander, glazier, 33 Pomarium Swan, James, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Swan, John, boot and shoe toolmaker. High street Swan, Mrs James, lodgings, Leonard street Swan, William, railway-guard, Leonard street Swanston, David, Commercial Inn, 8 South street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul's Office, 12 Speygate James Easson, agent Swiaton, James, shoemaker, Dovecotland Sword, James, guard, 55 Pomarium Symon, James, labourer, Barossa street

Staff-Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracks Staig, David, wright, 66 South Methven street Stalker, James, heckler, St Paul's square Stalker, William, painter, 85 Watergate Star Hotel, 22 Canal street—Alexander Young Stark, James, draper, 16 St John street—house 34 Stark, Mrs James, 34 St John street Steedman, Mrs Robert, Barossa street Steel, James, porter, 7 Reform place Steel, John, Fairmount, Barnhill Steel, Robert, weaver, 6 Paul street Steele, John, tailor and clothier, 74 St John street Steele, Mrs, 129 High street Steele, Robert, weaver, Mill wynd Steele, William D. (Academy), 26 Main street, Bridgend STEIN—STEWART.

Stein, Andrew, sen., wriglit, 122 South street Stein, Andrew, jun., Horner's lane Stephens, John, shoemaker, 46 High street Stephens, Miss, 53 King street Stephens, Mrs George, mangle, 232 High street Stephens, Mrs James, 58 South Methven street Stephenson, James, carter, 17 Cross street Stephenson, Moses, grocer, 12 Bridge lane Stephenson, Peter, labourer, 354 High street Stephenson, Thomas, painter, 69 Canal street Stevens, Alexander, labourer, 8 Pomarium Stevens, Christie, boot-closer, 18 Castlegable Stevenson, Thomas, labourer, Carr's croft Stewart, Alexander, haircutter, 1 County place—house above Stewart, Alexander, town's officer, 3 High street Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 190 High street Stewart, Alexander, wright, Barossa street Stewart, Alexander, mason, Athole street Stewart, Alexander, weaver, Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Alexander, labourer, 67 Pomarium Stewart, Alexander, grocer, 187 High street Stewart, Alexander, 13 Skinnergate Stewart, Alexander, carter, 10 North Methven street Stewart, Andrew, shoemaker, 8 Skinnergate Stewart, Angus, baker, 249 High street Stewart, Beat, & Co., engineers, 9 Victoria street Stewart, Charles, mason. Low street Stewart, Charles, spirit-dealer, 99 South street Stewart, Charles, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Charles, tailor, Cutlog vennel Stewart, Daniel, baker, 205 High street—house 207 Stewart, Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Stewart, Daniel, weaver, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, David, shoemaker, Curfew row Stewart, David, gardener, Asylum road, Bridgend Stewart, David, glazier, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, David, porter, 266 High street Stewart, David, labourer, 129 High street Stewart, David, weaver, 10 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, David, weaver, Thimblerow Stewart, Donald, fireman, 336 High street Stewart, Donald, shoemaker, 203 South street Stewart, Donald, wright, 239 High street

street - Stewart, Donald, blacksmith, Mill ^ Stewart, Donald, weaver, 39 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Duncan, flesher, 3 County place Stewart, Duncan, carter, 69 Canal street Stewart, Duncan, sawyer, Paul's close Stewart, Duncan, labourer. Foundry lane Stewart, Francis, labourer, 90 Watergate Stewart, George, porter, 45 Pomarium Stewart, Hugh, flesher, 26 South street STEWART. 89

Stewart, James, vintner, Foundry lane Stewart, James, labourer, 17 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, James, grocer, 120 South street Stewart, James, glazier, 211 High street Stewart, James, sawyer, Leonard street Stewart, James, vintner, 2 North Methven street Stewart, James, blacksmith, 105 South street Stewart, James, blacksmith, 54 South street—house 63 Stewart, James, porter, 27 Cross street Stewart, James, shoemaker, 82 South street Stewart, James, Croft House, Craigie Stewart, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel Stewart, James, grocer, 183 High street—house 39 Mill street Stewart, James, labourer, 28 Kirkgate Stewart, James, labourer, 17 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, John, M.D., 2 Charlotte place Stewart, John, 231 High street Stewart, John, mail-guard, Melville street Stewart, John, engineer, New town Stewart, John, wood-merchant, Carr's croft Stewart, John, mason, 73 Watergate Stewart, John, surgeon-dentist, 5 George street Stewart, John, labourer, 90 Watergate Stewart, John, wright, 45 Leonard street Stewart, John, vintner, 104 Watergate Stewart, John, policeman, 41 Main street, Bridgend Stewart, John, cowfeeder, Athole street Stewart, John, collector (S. C. Ey.), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, John, wright, 208 High street Stewart, John, merchant, James street Stewart, John, coachman. Carpenter street Stewart, John, carter, 297 High street Stewart, John, carter, Newrow Stewart, John, dung-agent, 269 High street Stewart, John, sawyer, Paul's close, Newrow Stewart, John, labourer, 18 Skinnergate Stewart, John, seaman, 126 High street Stewart, John, weaver, 266 High street Stewart, John, weaver, Blackfriars street Stewart, John, fishmonger, 23 Watergate Stewart, John, engineer. New town Stewart, John, labourer, 38 Pomarium Stewart, Malcolm, labourer, 1 Back wynd, Bridgend Stewart, Miss, 5 Athole crescent Stewart, Miss Ann, Dovecotland Stewart, Miss Betsy, 1 3 Kose terrace Stewart, Miss Catherine, greengrocer, 221 South street Stewart, Miss Catherine, flesher, 19 North Methven street Stewart, Miss Grace, 14 Paul street Stewart, Miss Helen, dressmaker, 67 High street Stewart, Miss Isabella, 2 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 232 High street h2 90 STEWAET—STIRLING.

Stewart, Miss Janet, 20 Charlotte street Stewart, Miss Mary, 27 Stratlimore street, Bridgend Stewart, Miss Susan, 10 Eose terrace Stewart, Mrs, winder, 266 High street Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 73 South street Stewart, Mrs, lodgings, 4 Victoria street Stewart, Mrs, 28 Kirkgate Stewart, Mrs, 10 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Mrs, 7 Kinnoull street Stewart, Mrs, 15 Kose terrace Stewart, Mrs, 232 High street Stewart, Mrs Alexander, Stormout street Stewart, Mrs Allan, Dovecotland Stewart, Mrs Ann, washer, Dovecotland Stewart, Mrs Crawford, 266 High street Stewart, Mrs D., Newrow Stewart, Mrs Donald, 25 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 207 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, lodgings, 101 High street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 3 Canal street Stewart, Mrs Duncan, 73 Pomarium Stewart, Mrs George, 297 High street Stewart, Mrs Helen, Melville street Stewart, Mrs John, 27 Marshall place Stewart, Mrs Neil, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, Mrs Eobert, fruiterer, 9 Crescent Stewart, Mrs William, 14 Meal vennel Stewart, Neil, ticket-clerk, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, Peter, flesher, 67 Meal vennel Stewart, Peter, sawyer, Cutlog vennel Stewart, Peter, labourer, 43 Leonard street Stewart, Lieutenant Robert, 5 Keir street, Bridgend Stewart, Robert, 8 St Leonard's bank Stewart, Robert, Auchtergaven Tavern, 26 South Methven street Stewart, Robert, game-dealer, 30 South Methven street Stewart, Robert, waiter, St Ann's lane Stewart, Robert, 16 King street Stewart, Thomas, wright, 89 South street Stewart, Thomas, mechanic, Melville street Stewart, William, nursery, Summerbank, Bridgend

Stewart, William, James street » Stewart, William, mason, 191 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 216 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, Leonard street Stewart, William, shoemaker, Barossa street Stewart, William, railway-guard. County place Stewart, William, grain-measurer, 180 South street Stimpson, Mrs, sick-nurse, 50 High street Stirling, David, M.D., 22 St John street Stirling, John, tailor, 284 High street Stirling, Robert, 22 St John street STIRTON—TAYLOR. 91

Stirton, John, shoemaker, 10 High street St John's Foundry, Foundry lane —W, Archer, manager St John's Inn, 6 St John's place— F. Cottrell St Ninian's College, Athole street Stobie, Mrs Alexander, Clayholes Stobie, James, jeweller and dentist, 44 Watergate Storer, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 12 Main st., Bridgend—h. 16 Storer, Eobert, general grocer, 122 High street—homse 113 Storie, Mrs Thomas, 13 Skinuergate Strachan, James, Camperdown Tavern, 156 High street Strachan, Miss Isabella, Melville street Strachan, Mrs William, Barossa street Strachan, Peter, railway-guard, New town Straiton, James, weaver, 6 Cross street Straiton, James, weaver, 42 Pomarium Straiton, John, vintner. Princes street Straiton, John, mason, 70 South street Straiton, Miss Mary, 39 Watergate Strang, Mrs, 10 Newrow Strang, Peter, grocer, 77 Canal street Strang, Peter, druggist and dentist, 166 High street—house 170 Strathdee, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 39 Watergate Strathearn, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium Strathearn, David, weaver, 12 Pomarium Strathearn, James, weaver, Dovecotland Strathearn, James, weaver, 29 Pomarium Strathearn, William, warper, Dovecotland Strong, Charles, railway-guard, Melville street Stuaii, Charles C, grocer and wine-merchant, 40 High st. —h. 38 Stuart, David, Taybank, Bridgend Stuart, James, governor, General Prison Stuart, James, piano warehouse, 76 St John street Stuart, Miss Elizabeth, milliner, 210 South street Stuart, Mrs Kenneth, Annat Lodge, Bridgend Sturrock, Alexander, labourer, Newrow

Tailor Incorporation Hall, 227 High street Tainsh, James, labourer. West Mill street Tainsh, Miss Margaret, mangle, 59 Watergate Tainsh, Mrs Alexander, 57 Watergate Tainsh, Mrs John, ironmonger, 201 High street Tait, Charles, toolmaker, 13 Canal crescent Tait, Mrs Alexander, New town Tait, Mrs John, mangle, 21 Watergate Tait, Peter, bootmaker, 67 George street—house 69 Talbot, Henry, warder, Princes street Tasker, William, engineer. South Willam street Taylor, Alexander, grocer, Scott street Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, Alexander, weaver, 55 Pomarium 92 TAYLOR.

Taylor, Alexander, engine-driver. New town Taylor, Charles, grocer, 90 High street—house 4 South street Taylor, Charles, salesman, 7 Paul street Taylor, David, shoemaker, 29 Leonard street Taylor, David, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, David, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, David, pensioner, 207 High street Taylor, David' (of Taylor & Peters), 55 High street Taylor, David, mason, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, David, clerk, 5 Scott street Taylor, George, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, George, plasterer, 1 Charles street Taylor, George, labourer, 35 Canal street Taylor, James, brushmaker, 147 High street—house 126 Taylor, James, warper, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, James, weaver, 55 Pomarium Taylor, James, weaver, Dovecotland Taylor, John, wood-agent. Lime shore Taylor, John, draper, 150 High street—house 129 Taylor, John, mason, Union lane Taylor, John, painter, 19 Hospital street Taylor, John, mason, 276 High street Taylor, John, weaver, 53 Pomarium Taylor, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Taylor, Miss Ann, 95 High street Taylor, Miss Jane, Union lane Taylor, Miss Jane, mangle, 18 Main street, Bridgend Taylor, Miss Jane, laundress, 18 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Miss Margaret, staymaker, Barossa street Taylor, Mrs Alexander, brushmaker, 147 High street Taylor, Mrs Charles, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, North William street Taylor, Mrs James, lodgings, 296 High street Taylor, Mrs James, 55 Mill street Taylor, Mrs James, 17 South street Taylor, Mrs John, Leonard street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 50 Canal street Taylor, Mrs William, Stormont street Taylor, Peter, coachbuilder, Foundry lane Taylor, Eobert, ship-carpenter, 97 South street Taylor, Piobert, Temperance Coifee-House, 68 High street Taylor, Eobert, policeman, 63 Pomarium Taylor, Thomas, skinner, Murray st.—h. 4 South Methven street Taylor, Thomas, wright, Leonard street Taylor, Thomas, cabman, Athole street Taylor, Thomas, weaver, 205 South street Taylor, Thomas, labourer, Dovecotland Taylor, William, wright, 67 Meal vennel Taylor, William, blacksmith, Barossa street Taylor, William, blacksmith, CarjDenter street Taylor & Peters, marble-cutters and masons, Kinnoull street TAYLOK—THOMSON. 93

Taylor & Son, saddlers, 36 St John street

. Templeton, James, furnishings, 15 George street and 83 Higt st. —house 81 Thaw, David, joiner, 68 Pomarium Thaw, Mrs David, teacher (District School), Pomarium Thomas, Mrs Abraham, 4 South Methven street Thomas, Francis, blacksmith, 17 Mill st.— house 190 High street * Thomas, James (of J. & J. Thomas), 12 Bai'ossa place Thomas, John (of J. & J. Thomas), 13 Barossa place Thomas, John, blacksmith, 238 High street Thomas, J. & J., solicitors, 60 High street Thomson, Adam, horse-dealer, 27 Canal street Thomson, Alexander, printer, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 146 South street Thomson, Alexander, grocer, 273 High street Thomson, Alexander, cooper, 56 Mill street Thomson, Charles S., haberdasher, 26 High street—house 28 Thomson, Charles, tinsmith, Craigie Thomson, David (Scottish Central Eailway), James street Thomson, David, carpenter, 154 South street Thomson, David, weaver, 6 Paul street Thomson, Fraser, M.D,, 8 Athole crescent Thomson, George, i-efreshment-rooms, 75 Canal street Thomson, George, barm-brewer, Cutlog Vennel—h. 190 High st. Thomson, Hugh, photographic artist, 30 George street Thomson, James, teacher, KinnouU schoolhouse Thomson, James (H. M. C), 10 Speygate Thomson, James, city-chamberlain, 59 North Methven street Thomson, James, slater, Flesh vennel— yard Kinnoull street Thomson, James, tailor, 163 South street Thomson, James, tailor, 25 High street Thomson, James, tailor, Stormont street Thomson, James, pensioner, 55 High street Thomson, James, weaver, 12 Paul street Thomson, James Bruce, resident surgeon, General Prison Thomson, John, carter, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, John, cattle-dealer, 7 Commercial street, Bridgend Thomson, John, engine-driver, Charter lane Thomson, John, engineer. New town Thomson, John, stoker, 21 Cross street Thomson, John, joiner, Barossa street Thomson, John, seaman, 339 High street Thomson, John, mason, 9 Paul street Thomson, John, labourer, 8 Cross street Thomson, John, watchman, 339 High street Thomson, John, weaver, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, John, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Thomson, Joseph, wright, Dovecotland Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Canal crescent Thomson, Miss Jane, dressmaker, Barossa street Thomson, Miss, 19 Gowrie street, Bridgend Thomson, Mrs, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie 94 THOMSON —TURNER.

Thomson, Mrs George, Thimblerow Thomson, Mrs Isabella, Bowers well road, Bridgend Thomson, Mrs James, Barrack street Thomson, Mrs John, winder, Leonard street Thomson, Mrs John, 321 High street Thomson, Mrs Peter, 58 Pomarium Thomson, Mrs Thomas, 27 Main street, Bridgend Thomson, Neil, flaxdresser, Paul street Thomson, Peter, weaver, Newrow Thomson, Robert, porter, 8 Skinnergate Thomson, Robert, porter, 312 High street Thomson, Robert, weaver, 304 High street Thomson, Thomas, Hospital-master, Hospital Thomson, Thomas, shoemaker, Stormont street Thomson, Rev. William A., D.D., 6 Athole crescent Thomson, William, coachbuilder, 40 Canal street—h. 37 King st. Thomson, William, manager of First Wheaten Bread Societ}^, Union lane Thomson, William, weaver, 19 Hospital street Thomson, William, labom'er, 79 Main street, Bridgend Thrift, Thomas, shipowner. Coal shore—house Princes street Todd, John, engraver, 25 High street i Todd, John, appraiser, 74 St John street Todd, John (of John Todd & Co.), St Leonard's bank Todd, Mrs Alexander, 3 South street Todd, T. & D., bakers, 13 George street—house 11 Todd, William, saddler and auctioneer, Barrack street — house iSTorth William street Todd & Co., John, ink manufacturers. Charter lane Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 4 Charlotte street Tolleth, John, boot-closer. Guard vennel Tomey, Enoch, glass-bottle manufacturer, 35 Canal street Torbet, Mrs Jameg, 224 High street Torrie, Mrs Joseph Delia, 25 High street Torrie, Mrs James, 1 Mill wynd Tosh, Mrs John, 48 George street Trail, William, tailor, 239 High street Trotter, James, painter, 308 High street Troup, Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh, 2 Mansfield place, Bridgend TuUis, Thomas, clerk. Princes street Tulloch, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 68 George street—h. 69 Tulloch, Peter, plasterer, 2 Scott street Tulloch, Rev. John, York place Tulloch, William, saddler, 14 Princes street—house 25 Turnbull, Archibald (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwood Tm-nbull, George (Union Bank of Scotland), Barnhill Turnbull, George, 30 North Methven street Turnbull, Miss Jane, 68 St John street Turnbull, Mrs David, 24 Athole street Turnbull, William S., North William street Turner, James, mail-guard, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Turner, Mrs Jane (of Turner & Son), 231 High street TURNER—WANNAN. 95

Turner & Son, fishcurers, 4 High street Tyrie, Micliael, labourer, 195 High street Tyrie, Mrs John, shoemaker, 55 Skinnergate u

Universal Coach-Office, 15 South street—G. Mess, proprietor Urquhart, David, Rhynd post-runner, 9 Castlegable Urquhart, Mrs Donald, Curfew row

Valentine, George, surgical-instrument maker, &c., 77 High street —house 72 Valley, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium Veitch, George, upholsterer, 79 Canal street Veitch, John (Wordie & Co.), New town Voy, James, stoker, 43 Pomarium Voy, Mrs John, 42 Pomarium w

Waddel, David, baker, Stormont street Wadde], William, porter. Foundry lane Waddel, William, weaver, Dovecotland Walker, David, weaving-agent, 46 South Methven st. —h. Craigie Walker, Eev. John Young, 69 North Methven street Walker, Miss, grocer, 96 South street Walker, Miss Jane, 95 High street Walker, Mrs Robert, laundress, 32 Commercial street, Bridgend Walker, Richard, grocer, 3 Paul street Walker, Robert, horse-hirer. Royal George Hotel, 58 George st. Walker, Robert, pensioner, 232 High street Walker, Simon, sawyer, Claypots wynd Walker, Thomas, currier, 170 High street Walker, Thomas, stoker, 21 Pomarium Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 3 Charlotte street Wallace, James, shipmaster, Nelson street W^allace, James, weaver, Paul's close Wallace, John, labourer, 10 Cross street Wallace, Miss, St Paul's square Wallace, Peter, pensioner. Barrack street Wallace, Robert (of M'Pherson & Wallace), Nelson street Walsh, Charles F. (of Paton & Walsh), 42 George street Walsh, James, gingerbeer, &c., manufacturer, 129 High street Walsh, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 129 High street Walsh, Miss Margaret, 15 Main street, Bridgend Walsh, Mrs Eckford, milliner, 11 Main street, Bridgend Walsh, William, blacksmith, 129 High street Wands, George, clerk, James street Wann, James (of Small & Wann), 3 Barossa place Wannan, Alexander, goods-agent for Dundee Perth and Aberdeen Railway Company, 1 Princes street 96 VTARD —WEDDEKSPOON.

Ward, Hugh, cowfeeder, 3 Leonard street Wardlaw, Miss Margaret, Ban-ack street Warren, Hugh, flesher, 6 North Methven street Watek-Duty Office, 3 High street—John Garie, collector Waters, George, gardener, Thimblerow Waterston, James, j^ainter, 25 Pomarium Waterston, James, canvasser, 141 South street Waterston, James (Perth Loan Office), 72 High street Waterston, John, land-surveyor, 36 North Methven street Waterston, John, tailor, Carpenter street Waterston, John, labourer, 7 Pomarium Waterston, Miss Isabella, Dovecotland Watson, Alexander, flesher, 7 Main street, Bridgend Watson, Alexander, flaxdresser, Newrow Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 175 High street Watson, David, engine-driver, 37 Pomarium Watson, James, hatter and clothier, 13 St John street—house 28 Watson, James, wright, 14 Meal vennel Watson, James, Cnrfew row Watson, James, inspector, Nelson street Watson, James, mason, 77 South street Watson, John, umbrella -maker, 67 High street Watson, John, haircutter, 12 Skinnergate—house 18 Watson, John, clerk, Stormont street Watson, John, M.D., Craigie Watson, John, collector (Inland Eevenue), 4 Marshall place Watson, John, labourer, 280 High street Watson, Miss Ann, meal-dealer, 3 Melville street Watson, Miss Isabella, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Watson, Miss Mary, milliner, 67 High street Watson, Mrs George, 129 High street Watson, Mrs Peter, 176 South street Watson, Kobert, weaver, 42 Pomarium Watson, Thomas, 31 Cross street Watson, William, wright, 232 High street Watt, George, coppersmith, 23 Canal street Watt, George, printer, 48 George street Watt, James, shoemaker, 37 Meal vennel Wait, James, baker, 83 Watergate Watt, Nathanael (John Wright & Co.), 12 North Methven street Watt, Peter, 207 High street Watt, Eobert, labourer, Keir street, Bridgend Webster, Alexander, labourer, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Webster, Alexander, labourer, 13 Isla street, Bridgend Webster, James, weaver, 24 Pomarium Webster, Mrs John, 37 Pomarium Webster, William, weaver, 42 Pomarium Wedderspoon, David (of W. &D. ^yedderspoon), 2 Marshall place Wedderspoon, Miss Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnoull Wedderspoon, Peter, labourer, 10 Pomarium Wedderspoon, William (of W & D. Wedderspoon), Tayside Wedderspoon, W. & D., solicitors, 14 High street WEIGHTOX—WHYTOCK. 97

Weighton, William, pensioner, 5 Leonard street Weir, Mrs William, winder, 245 High street Wells, George, mason, York place Wells, Jolin, carter, 3 Low street Welch, Mrs Joseph, 20 Charlotte street Welsh, Anthony, labourer, 87 High street Welsh, William, grocer, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Westerby, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 20 Kirkgate Western Provision Store, 11 N.Methven st.—J, Moir, salesman Weston, Mrs J., 4 Pomarium Whannel, George, weaver, Thimblerow Whannel, James, weaver, Thimblerow Whannel, John, weaver, Thimblerow Whimster, James, Nelson street Whimster, Thomas, manager of Old Gas Work, Canal street Whitby, Francis, tailor, 51 Pomarium White, Alexander, labourer, Carpenter street White, David, dyer, Paul's close, Newrow White, Ebenezer, granary-keeper. Canal street—house Craigie White, Francis Isaac, M.D., 2 Athole place White, James, skinner, 8 North port White, James, broker, 19 Meal vennel White, Laurence (of M'Gregor & White), 87 Watergate White, Mary, 183 High street AVhite, Mrs David, 189 South street White, Mrs James, 73 Pomarium White, Mrs Lewis, 101 High street White, Mrs Peter, 20 Hospital street White, Thomas, labourer, 7 Kinnouli street Whitehall, George, town's drummer, 13 Skinnergate Whitehall, George, tailor, Union street lane, Bridgend Wliitehead, Mrs, 9 Eose terrace AVhitehead, Thomas, agent, 9 Rose terrace Whitelaw, Andrew, manager of saw-mill. Shore Whitelaw, James, victualler, 191 South street Whitelaw, Peter, 10 Canal street Whitelaw, Thomas, corn-merchant, Scott street Whitelaw, William, wright, 55 Meal vennel Whittet, Andrew, sawyer, 146 High street Whittet, James, tea-merchant, 57 High street—house opposite Whittet, Mrs James, Curfew row Whittet, Mrs John, 7 High street Whittet, Robert, printer, 25 High street Whittet, Thomas, bookbinder. Curfew row Whittet, Thomas, seed -merchant and commission-agent, 16 Bridge lane— house above W'^hytock, George, tailor. Guard vennel Whytock, James, labourer, St Paul's square Wbytock, John, turner, Low street Whytock, John, turner, 238 High street Whytock, Misses, 344 High street Whytock, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 170 High street

1 98 WHYTOCK—WINTER.

Whytock, Miss Isabella, 342 High street Whytock, Mrs, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend Whytock, Mrs James, 7 Paul street Whytock, Mrs John, laundress, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Wight, Thomas, smith and wireworker, 44 South Methven street Wighton, James, book-deliverer, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wilkie, Andrew, weaver, 29 Pomarium Wilkie, Andrew, shoemaker, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wilkie, Andrew, warper, 13 Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, David, twister, 8 Leonard street Wilkie, David, M^arper, 24 Pomarium Wilkie, James, confectioner, 41 South street Wilkie, James, railway-guard, 246 High street Wilkie, Matthew, wright, 302 High street Wilkie, Miss, lodgings, 77 Main street, Bridgend Wilkie, Mrs Henry, 35 Pomarium Wilkie, Thomas, Parochial Board officer, Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, William, printer, 1 Leonard place Wilkinshaw, Alexander, stoker, 26 Leonard street Wilkinson, Joseph, seaman, 4 South street Will, Mrs George, 116 High street Will, Eobert, blacksmith, 71 High street Will, Mrs Thomas, 302 High street WilHamson, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 11 King street Williamson, William, fitter, North port Wilson, Alexander, solicitor, 10 South street—house 11 Keir st., Bridgend Wilson, Alexander, plasterer, 170 High street Wilson, A. F., manager of New Gas Company, Blackfriars wynd Wilson, Charles, engine-driver, New town Wilson, David, joiner, 198 South street Wilson, David, inkmaker, 12 Paul street Wilson, David, corkcutter. Mill wynd Wilson, Duncan, policeman, Cutlog vennel Wilson, George, porter, 43 Pomarium Wilson, Henry, carter, Barrack street Wilson, James, wright, 40 Meal vennel Wilson, James, fireman, 2 South William street Wilson, James, ropemaker, 75 Canal street Wilson, James, ropemaker, 7 Kinnoull street Wilson, James, mason, 198 South street Wilson, James, postboy, 9 Castlegable Wilson, John, blacksmith, 396 High street Wilson, John, wright, 294 High street Wilson, Mrs Alexander, 154 South street Wilson, Mrs Wilham, 5 Cross street Wilson, Eobert, printer, 17 Watergate Wilson, Robert S., County place Wilson, William, tailor, 19 Leonard street Wilson, William, jeweller, 20 St John street Wilson, W. & J., grocers, 135 High street—house Barrack street Winter, James, gardener, 19 Keir street, Bridgend —

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Wiaterbottom, James, engine-driver, New town Winton, James, blacksmith, Newrow Wittet, James, slater, 315 High street Wittet, James, weaver, 4 Cross street Wittet, William, slater, Thimblerow Wood, Alexander, sawyer, 309 High street Wood, David, sen. (of David Wood & Son), 54 High street Wood, David, jun. (of David Wood& Son), North Methven street Wood, David, shoemaker. Carpenter street Wood, James, bricklayer, James street Wood, John, bread and fancy biscuit baker, 2 George street house 3 Watergate Wood, Miss Helen, Tayhouse, Watergate Wood, Miss Jane, Carpenter street Wood, William, policeman, Thimblerow Wood & Son, David, booksellers and stationers, 52 High street Wooler, James, cowfeeder, 126 South street Wordie & Co., railway agents and carriers, Mill street Wordsworth, Right Rev. Bishop C, The Fue, Crieff road Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 44 High st.—h. Keir st., Bridgend Wray, James, hairdresser, 47 Watergate Wright, Alexander, labourer, 54 Main street, Bridgend Wright, Andrew, sawj^er, 175 South street Wright, David, shipbuilder, 4 South street Wright, Henry, sawyer, 175 South street Wright Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate Wright, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 South Methven street Wright, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Wright, Robert, dyer, 327 High street Wright, William, blacksmith, 64 South street Wright, William, weaver, 4 Cross street Wright & Co, John, brewers, 18 North Methven street Wright & Son, Thomas, tanners and curriers, 35 Commercial st., Bridgend Wyllie, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 14 North port Wyllie, David, brassfounder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, David, pointsman, Carr's croft Wyllie, George, carver and gilder, &c., 25 Athole street Wyllie, John, moulder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, John, joiner, 219 High street Wyllie, Miss Grace, eating-house, 52 Watergate Wyllie, Mrs William, 4 Leonard street Wyllie, Mrs William, 42 North Methven street Wyllie, William, cutler, 51 Skinnergate •Wynd, William, coach-painter, Scott street

Yairly, Mrs John, 55 North Methven street Yeaman, James, labourer, Leonard street Yeoman, James, plumber, Barossa street Young, Alexander, Sunbank Cottage, Barnhill 100 YOUNG.

Young, Alexander, Star Hotel, 22 Canal street Young, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 20 Canal street Young, Alexander, confectioner, 8 Leonard street Young, Andrew, tailor, Barossa street Young, Andrew, plasterer, Thimblerow Young, Andrew, labourer, 5 Stratbmore street, Bridgend Young, David, grocer, 93 and 230 Higb street—liouse 102 Young, David, brassfounder, 5 Low street Young, David, shoemaker, 55 Mill street Young, David, fireman, Stormont street Young, David, tobacconist, 65 High street Young, David, weaver, Newrow Young, Hugh, grocer, 3 Castlegable Young, James, fishmonger, 12 North port Young, James, 11 Pomarium Young, James, printer, 312 High street Young, James, labourer, Dovecotland Young, James, labourer, Cutlog vennel Young, James, sawyer, 5 Leonard street Young, James, shoemaker, James street Young, James, weaver, 27 Cross street Young, James, weaver, Thimblerow Young, James, twister, Thimblerow Young, James, seaman, 203 High street Young, John, solicitor, 38 High street—house 35 King street Young, John (of James Young & Son), James street Young, John, fishmonger, 15 Watergate Young, John, labourer, 85 South street Young, John, baker, 227 High street Young, John, baker, Carr's croft Young, John, upholsterer, 63 South street Young, John, policeman, 27 Cross street Young, John, weaver, Dovecotland Young, Miss Betsy, Foundry lane Young, Miss May, lodgings, 258 High street Young, Miss Mary, dressmaker, 14 St John street Young, Mrs Alexander, 55 High street Young, Mrs Andrew, 294 High street Young, Mrs George, Scott street Young, Mrs George, Newrow Young, Mrs James, 291 High street Young, Mrs James, 111 South street Young, Mrs James, 61 Commercial street, Bridgend Young, Mrs John, Thimblerow Young, Mrs John, 232 High street Young, Mrs John, 3 North port Young, Mrs Eobert, laundress, 55 High street Young, Mrs Thomas, cooperage, 1 Mill street Young, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, Union street Young, Mrs WiUiam, 86 High street Young, Mrs William, 180 South street Young, Eichard, wright, Leonard street YOUNG—YULE. 101

Young, Eichard, weaver, 372 High street Young, Eobert, fisher, 63 Main street, Bridgend Young, Kobert, engraver, 5 Newrow Young, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland Young, Thomas, watchmakei^ 234 High street— h. 3 KiunouII st. Young, Thomas, vintner, 106 South street Young, Thomas, porter, 146 High street Young, William, tailor and clothier, 7 Watergate —house 9 Young, William, Victoria Tavern, 69 Main street, Bridgend Young, William, weaver, 224 High street Young, William, tinsmith, 123 South street Young, William, weaver, 354 High street Young, William, clerk, 25 Canal street Young, William, grain-measurer, 26 Princes street Young, William, weaver, 163 South street Young, William, weaver, Dovecotland Young, William, draper, 241 High street Young, William, printer, Horse cross Young & Son, James, land-surveyors, 14 Watergate Yule, Mrs John, 216 High street

i2 APPENDIX

POST-OFFIOE DIRECTORY.

CHIEF OFFICEKS OF THE DEFAETMENT.

Postmaster- General, Loed Colchester . Secretary [London], Rowland Hill, Esq.

Assistant Secretaries {London), »• { FKEDERiCK''HiLL,^Esq. Secretary [Ireland),.., G. C. Cornwall, Esq. „ [Scotland), F. Abbott, Esq. Surveyor for North of Scotland, .....JaHN Warren, Esq.

PERTH ESTABLISHMENT.

Postmaster, C. Gr. Sidey, Esq. Clerks, John M'Gregor, James Marshall, James Galloway, and George Farquhar (acting). Letter- Carriers, Thomas Coutta, John Henderson, David Pirrie, and George Bain. Edinburgh Messenger, Alexander Pirrie, Barrack Street. Forfar „ George Sidey, West Mill Street.

Bural Messengers.

Ahnondbanh, William Kinnoch, Barrack Street Balheggie, John Blair, 23 Main Street, Bridgend, CherryhanTc, David Cochrane, Kinnoull Causeway. Glencarse, William Barclay, Union Street. Guildtown, John M'Kay, Barrack Street.

Mhynd, < David Urquhart, Castlegable Stanley, Thomas Henderson, Barossa Street.

RECEIVING -OFFICE, 1 KING STREET.

Mrs John Pirrie, Beceiver. .. .

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AREIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS.

Box Depar- Delive- MAILS. Arrivals. Closes. tures. ries.

*ConPAE-ANGi:s, Blaiegowrie, Mbigle, Redgorton, Stanley, Bankfoot, and Meikleour, 5 am 5 40 am 6 40 pm am Edinburgh, via Fife, 5 30 am 6 15 am 6 30 pm am g 1 Scone, Balbeggie, Glencarse, Guildtown, and Rhynd, . 5 30 am 6 am 1 30 pm 3 pm g I Ph j- Almondbank, Methven, and The Caii-nies, 6 80 am 6 am 5 20 pm am ^ I 5 ^ J Redgorton and Stanley, . 10 40 am 11 25 am 40 pm am *DuNDEE, via Errol, Aberbeen and Inverness, via Meigle, 10 am 10 2V am 2 20 pm 3 pm Coupar-Angus, Blairgowrie, and Meikleodr, London and Glasgow, via

Auchterarder and Stirling, . 1 30 pm 2 pm 10 55 am 11 25 am Edinburgh, via Fife, 2 35 pm 2 55 pm 9 50 am 11 25 am *DUNDEE, Do London, Edinburgh, and Glas- gow, via Auchterarder and Stirling, 5 55 pm 6 15 pm 12 45 am 7 am Aberdeen and Inverness, via

Dundee, , 11 30 pm 12 15 am 6 40 pm 7 am Dunkeld, Aberfeldt, &c., to Blair-Athole and Kingussie 10 am 10 27 am 2 20 pm 3 pm

Not despatched on Sunday.

RECEIVING-HOUSE AND PILLAR LETTER-BOXES.

Receiving-House, Pillar Letter-Box, Letter-Box at Methven Street. foot of South St. General Station.

Box closes at Collections at Collections at North Mail, 9.30 A.m. 9.40 A.M. 9.20 A.M. South „ 1.15 p.m. 1.10 P.M. 1. P.M. South „ 5.25 P.M. 5.35 P.M. North „ 9.45 P.M. 9.40 P.M. 9. P.M.

A collection at Receiving-PIouse only at 5.25 p.m. on Sunday. Letters arriving by Mails after 3 p.m. may be had on calling at the Office from 7.30 till 8 p.m. Money Orders are issued and paid every day (Sunday excepted) from 9 A.M. till 1 p.m., and from 2 till 6 p.m. An additional fee of Id. will secure a despatch till within 10 minutes, and a fee of 3d. till within 5 minutes of each departure. Both postage and fee must be paid in stamps, and handed in at the paid-letter window, and on no account to be dropped into the letter-box. Office open (Sunday excepted), from 6th March till 5th Novem- November till ber, from 7 A.M. till 10 p.m. ; and from 6th 5th

March, from half-past 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; on Sunday from 9 till 10 A.M. onlv. — —

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I.-RATES OF POSTAGE.

Inland Letters.*

The rate of postage on all inland letters is regulated by weight, irrespective of distance, and (with the exceptions afterwards men-

tioned) is as follows :

If paid in Advance-

Letter weighing not more than | oz. - - - - Id.

- ,, „ more than | oz. but not exceeding 1 oz. 2d. „ „ more than 1 oz, „ „ 2 oz. - 4d. oz. - ,, „ more than 2 „ „ 3 oz. 6d.

and so on ; twopence being charged for every additional ounce.

Unpaid Letters.

As a general rule, the postage, if not paid in advance, is double

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

Newspapers and other periodical Publications bearing the Newspaper Stamp circulated Inland.

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post, it is not compulsory on any one to

employ this mode of transmission ; everything except letters may be sent in any other way. All periodical publications, including newspapers, published in the United Kingdom, at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps denoting the stamp duty (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers), may be transmitted and re-transmitted through the post within the United

Kingdom free of postage under the following regulations, viz. : 1. They are subject to the same restrictions with regard to the number of sheets and superficial extent as were formerly applicable only to newspapers properly so called. 2. No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp which it bears be a stamp of the value at least of one penny. 3. The title and date of the publication must be printed at the top of every page. 4. The publication must be folded in such a manner that the

* Inland Letters are those which pass between places in the United King- dom, including the Isle of Man, the Orkney, Shetland, Scilly, and Channel Islands. POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY. 105

whole of tlie stamp or stamps, denoting the full duty, shall be ex- posed to view, and be distinctly visible on the outside ; except that where there are more than two p«blications in the same cover it will be considered suflScient if the stamps be so arranged that they can readily be examined. 5. It must not be printed on pasteboard or cardboard, or on two or more thicknesses of paper pasted together ; nor must any pasteboard, cardboard, or such pasted paper be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. 6. It must be posted within fifteen days from the printed date of issue. 7. It must have either no cover, or a cover open at the ends. 8. It must not contain any enclosure. 9. It must have no writing or other mark thereon, but the name and address of the person to whom it is sent ; nor anything on the cover but such name and address, the printed title of the publication, and the printed name and address of the publisher or vendor who sends it. Thus if a newspaper, franked by a newspaper stamp, after having had the address of one person written upon the paper itself, be sent to another person, the first address must be cut off (obliteration not being sufficient), otherwise the paper will be charged as an unpaid letter. 10. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, it will become liable to a postage of one penny, which must be prepaid by fixing a postage stamp.* 11. When a newspaper, &e., is so folded as not to expose the stamp or stamps, a postage of one penny is charged in addition to any other postage to which the publication, if properly folded, would be liable ; and if the newspaper, &c., be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, and do not bear a penny postage label, it is charged 2d. 12. In case of any other irregularity, the publication is dealt with as an unpaid letter. 13. It is suggested that every publication should have a notice to purchasers conspicuously printed, pointing out the necessity of exposing the stamp or stamps to view whenever the publication is sent through the post. 14. Unstamped publications, and stamped publications which have been issued more than fifteen days, can be forwarded within the United Kingdom and to the colonies, under the regulations of the book-post. Newspapers sent Abroad.

Newspapers sent abroad are liable to the same regulations as newspapers passing (under the newspaper privilege) between different parts of the United Kingdom, except as regards size and that, before going abroad, the name of the newspaper must have been registered at the General Post-Ofifice, and that, instead of requiring to have an impressed stamp (by which is meant the stamp specially

* The free delivery of London, so far as applies to this rule, extends to such places only as are within three miles of the General Post-Office. — — —

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used for newspapers), eacb newspaper, if sent to a British colony, is liable to a postage of Id. (which must be prepaid by a postage label*), together with an additional postage when the newspaper has to pass through a foreign countrj^ In all cases of nev/spapers going abroad the impressed stamp stands for nothing. Publica- tions registered for transmission abroad, although not strictly newspapers, are in all respects treated as such, so far as their transmission by the British office is concerned.

Parliamentary Proceedings. Printed proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, sent without covers, or in covers open at the ends, may circulate within the

United Kingdom at the following rates of postage :

Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - - - - Id.

- ,, more than 4 oz. but not exceeding, 8 oz. 2d.

- ,, more than 8 oz. ,, ,, 12 oz. 3d. - „ more than 12 oz. ,, ,, 16 oz. 4d.

and so on ; one penny being charged for every additional quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound. The words Parliamentary proceedings must be written or printed on the cover of the packet, otherwise it will be liable to the letter- rate of postage. Prepayment, when the circulation is within the United King- dom, is optional ; and if it be made in part, the simple difference only is charged. Parhamentary proceedings may be sent, under the book-post privilege, to all the colonies, and to those foreign states between which and this country there is a book-post. Inland Book-Post.

The following are the regulations of the Inland Book-Post :

1. Kates of Postage

Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - - - - Id.

- ,, more than 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz. 2d. - „ more than 8 oz. „ „ 16 oz. 4d. - ,, more than 1 lb. „ „ 1^ lb. 6d. and so on; 2d. being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound.

2. The postage must be prepaid in full, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. 3. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides, so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. For the greater security of its contents, the packet may be tied at the ends with cord ;. but in such case the Postmaster is authorized to cut the cord, although he is required to refasten the packet. 4. A book-packet may contain any number of separate books or other pubhcations (including printed letters and printed material

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

POST-OFFiCE DIRECTORY. 107 of every kind), prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parch- ment, or vellum. And the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c., may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mixture of the three. Further, all legitimate binding, mounting, or cover- ing, of a book, &c., or of a portion thereof, will be allowed, whether such binding, &c., be loose or attached ; as also rollers, in the case of prints or maps ; markers (whether of paper or otherwise), in the case of books ; and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of literary or artistic matter, or usually appertains

thereto ; but no patterns, or books of patterns (unless these consist

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

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

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

Colonial Book-Post.

At the following rates, and on the same conditions as the foregoing (except that no packet weighing more than three pounds can be sent to the East Indies or to New South Wales, and that no book-packet can be sent to any other part of the Cape Colony than Cape Town), book-packets can be forwarded to every British co-

lony, to Liberia, and to other parts of the West Coast of Africa :

To India, Ceylon, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania (Van — — —

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Diemen's Land), South Australia, Western Australia, New- Zealand, Mauritius, and Hong Kong, the rate is as follows : Via Southampton.

Weighing not more than 4 oz. - - - - - 4d.

,, more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. - 8d.

oz. - » ,, 8 „ ,, 1 lb. Is. 4d. - „ „ 1 lb. „ ,, 1| lb. 2s. Od. lb. - ,, „ 14 „ „ 2 lbs. 2s. 8d. and so on; two rates being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound.

Charges to every other British Colony

Weighing not more than 4 oz. 3d. „ more than 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. - 6d. „ „ 8oz. „ „ 1 lb. Is. Od. lib. „ „ 11 lb. - ls.6d 141b. - ,, „ „ _2 1bs. 2s. Od. and so on ; 0d. being charged for every additional half-pound or fraction of a half-pound.

Precautions against Fraud, &c.

The head Postmaster who first receives a book-packet is required, whenever he has ground for suspecting an infringement of any of the above conditions, and occasionally, even when there is no ground for suspicion, to open and examine the packet ; and every book-packet which is not open at the ends or sides, or which exceeds two feet in length, width, or depth, or which has any written letter or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it or upon its cover, or which does not bear postage stamps equal to a single book-rate, is ordered to be sent up with as little delay as possible to the Returned Letter Branch of the Circulation

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

II.-POSTAGE STAMPS.

Every Postmaster and Letter Receiver is required to have on hand a sufficient stock of postage labels and penny stamped envelopes, and to sell them to the public at the following prices :

Labels at Id., 2d., 4d., 6d., and Is. each ; Envelopes at 2s. 3d. per packet of 24. Every Rural Messenger is authorized to sell postage labels and stamped envelopes at the same prices at which Postmasters are empowered to sell them ; and when any person appHes to him for such labels, the messenger must either supply them, or (if he have none in his possession) he must, without extra charge, receive the POST-OFFJCE DIRECTORY. 109

postage ia money, and, on his arrival at the Post-Office, obtain stamps for it, and affix them carefully to the letters. When adhesive stamps are used they should be examined to see that they firmly adhere, since if they fall off, the letters, &c., will be charged with postage, which, in the case of inland letters, is double the prepaid rate. To some places abroad also, double the prepaid

rate is chargeable in such cases ; and in other instances the letters, &c., are liable to be detained for the deficient postage. The stamps should be placed on the front of the letter, and upon the right-hand corner of the upper side. Arrangements have been made by which paper and envelopes taken by the public to Somerset House can be impressed with postage stamps.

III.-REGISTRATION.

By the prepayment of a fee of sixpence,* any letter, newspaper, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, maybe registered to anyplace within the United Kingdom. To foreign countries letters only can be registered. The registration of a packet makes its transmission more secure by rendering it practicable to trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its deh- very ; and when colonial, if not to its delivery, at least to the port of despatch. The Post-Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c., though the officers are of course responsible to the Postmaster- General, who will call to strict account any one neglecting his duty on this point, and, if his Lordship think proper, will require him to make good any loss that may be sustained thereby.

The postage and registration fee of registered letters must be prepaid ; and if the letter be inland, such prepayment must be by stamps.

Every letter to be registered should be presented at the window, and a receipt obtained for it, and must on no account be dropped into the letter-box. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked " registered " be dropped into the letter-box, it will, if directed to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of one shilling, instead of the ordinary fee of sixpence. No Letter-Carrier or Eural Messenger is required to take letters from the public for the purpose of registering them. The latest time for posting registered letters in the country is entered in the notice exhibited in every Post-Office, such time? unless otherwise directed by the Surveyor, being fifteen minutes before the closing of the box for the mail by which the letters are to be despatched. In the London district, however, the latest time at which a Postmaster or Receiver can be required to register a letter is half-an-hour before the time for posting ordinary letters.

* This fee, in the case of a letter addressed to a place abroad, may be paid either in money or stamps but in all other cases it must be paid in stamps. K 110 POST-OFFICE DIRECTOEY.

IV.-DELIVEEY.

Letter-Camers and Eural Messengers are proliibited frona distri- buting any letters, newspapers, &c., whether before beginning their rounds, whilst on their rounds, or after they have completed them, except such as have passed through a Post-Office. Nor are they

. allowed to receive any payment beyond the postage for the delivery or collection of any letter or newspaper, nor to deviate from the route laid down for them. The prohibition, however, from receiving payment in addition to the postage does not extend to Christmas gratuities. Delivery at Window.

Except where the number of daily deliveries is considerable, and where, therefore, the Surveyor considers such a regulation unnecessary, letters are delivered at the window after the arrival of every mail (within oflSce hours) as soon as they can be sorted. In all cases, however, when there is a corresponding delivery by Letter- Carriers, the window delivery (whether to the holders of private boxes or to the public generally) does not begin till the Letter- Carriers have left the office, nor is it allowed in any way to delay the departure of the Letter-Carriers. In order to prevent the additional trouble which is sometimes caused by letters being directed to a Post-Office, although for persons residing within a free delivery from such office, but who have no private box, a Postmaster is authorized, vrhen such letters arrive by a mail for which there is a delivery from house to house, to refuse to deliver them at the window, and to send them out by the Letter-Carriers, except such as are addressed to the military in barracks. _ Private Boxes and Bags.

Any person can have a private box who is willing to pay the appointed fee. Where the fee goes to the Revenue, it is generally fixed at one guinea per annum, to be paid in advance, and for a period of not less than a year; and where it goes to the Postmaster, he may demand the same terms, though he may, at his option, take less. The same also, in most cases, are the terms for a private bag, except that in addition there is the cost of the bag itself, and a charge for conveyance, the maximum of the latter being half-a- guinea per annum if by a foot messenger, and two guineas if by a mounted one. As the service of a private bag, however, may possibly delay the despatch of the general bag, none are allowed without the permission of the Surveyor.

V -MONEY ORDERS.

The public are recommended, when applying for money orders to use printed "application forms," which save time, and afibr greater security than verbal messages against mistakes. Thes forms are sold by Postmasters at the rate of ten for one penny, of five or any smaller number for a halfpenny. —

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The commission on a money order not exceeding £2 is threepence, and on one above £2 it is sixpence ; no order being granted for more than £5. No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. With the subjoined exceptions, no money order can be issued unless the appHcant furnish, in full, the surname and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter (the person who sends the order) and the payee (the person to whom the money is to be paid), together with the remitter's address

1. If the remitter or payee be a peer or bishop, his ordinary title is sufficient ; and if a firm, the usual designation of such firm will suffice,* except a company trading under a title which does not consist of the names of the persons composing it, as the " Carron Company," to which kind of company the above privilege does not extend. 2. When the remitter notifies in writing that the order is to be paid through a bank, it is left to his option to give or withhold the name of the payee ; and he may, if he wish it, substitute for the name of the payee any other designation or any modification of the name, as for example:— " The Cashier of the Bank of England," —"The Chief Clerk of the Foreign Office,"—"The Publisher of the Times,"— " Messrs Longman & Co."

When application is made for a money order payable in Lon- don, or at any other town wher ethere is more than one money- order office, the remitter should say at which of such offices he wishes it to be paid, otherwise the order can be cashed at the head office alone.

An order once issued cannot be cancelled ; and should repayment or transfer to a different office or alteration of name be required, the remitter must apply to the metropolitan office.

Pasrment of Money Orders.

When an order is presented for payment (otherwise than through a bank) the Postmaster has first to see that the signature of the payee be as full as the name given in the advice, and be not in any way inconsistent therewith. He has then to call on the applicant to give the name of the remitter, and if the reply be correct, the order will be paid, unless the Postmaster have good reason for believing that the applicant for payment is neither the rightful claimant, nor deputed by him. When an order is paid through a bank, it is sufficient that it be receipted (without regard to any dis- crepancy between the signature and the name in the advice, or to whether the receipt is given by the payee himself or by another person), and that it be presented (crossed with the name of the receiving bank) by some person known to be in the employment of the bank. The holder of a money order is always at liberty to direct, by

crossing it, that the order be paid through a bank, even though its

payment was not originally so restricted ; and when the order is

* The mere term " Messrs," however, is not sufficient. — ;

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thus crossed, the question put on the presentation of an ordinary money order is dispensed with. Money orders do not require a receipt stamp. Payment of an order must be obtained before the end of the second calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, it must be paid before the end of March), otherwise the order becomes lapsed, and a new order will become necessary, for which a second commission will be charged. Any person presenting a lapsed order, will be furnished with a copy of a printed notice headed "Lapsed Money Orders," containing directions how to proceed. If the order be not paid before the end of the twelfth calendar month after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, and not paid before the end of next January), all claim to the money will be lost. No application can be entertained for compensation for alleged injury from the nonpayment of a money order at the expected time and after once paying a money order, by whomsoever presented, the office is not liable to any further claim. The public are therefore strictly cautioned

1. To guard against the loss of the money order. 2. Never to send the money order in the same letter with the information required on payment thereof. 3. To be careful, on applying for a money order, to state correctly the surname, and at least the initial of the Christian name, of the person in whose favour it is to be drawn. 4. To see that the name of the person taking out the order is correctly known to the person in whose favour it is drawn.

Under no circumstances can payment of an order be demanded on

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

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

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

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ascertained where the blame lies, the officer in fault will be required to pay the additional commission, A Postmaster is required to give information how to apply for a duplicate order, &c., and must furnish the applicant with the pre- scribed form of application. Moreover, if payment of an order be refused in consequence of the replies to the questions respecting the remitter not corresponding with the entries in the advice, or of a difference in the name in the receipt, the Postmaster is instructed to advise the applicant for payment to communicate with the remitter, and request him to apply to the Controller of the Metropoli- tan Money-Order Office of the kingdom in which the order was issued, enclosing in his application the additional commission (in postage stamps) chargeable for the alteration required. No Letter-Carrier or other servant of the Post-Office is bound to procure a money order for any person, or to obtain payment for

one ; but such services are not forbidden.

No money-order business is transacted on the Sunday ; neither, in England, Scotland, or Ireland, is any transacted on Christmas Day or Good Friday, nor, in Scotland, on the Sacramental Fast-

Days ; but for the convenience of the labouring classes, the provincial offices are kept ope'n on the Saturday night till 8 o'clock (or as near that hour as the despatch of the mail will allow), except where the Surveyor of the district considers such an arrangement unnecessary. Money orders are issued and paid at the chief offices in Lon- don, Dublin, and Edinburgh daily, between the hours of 10 a.m, and 4 p.m., except on Saturdays, when the hours of business are from 10 A.M. till 1 p.m. Orders are issued and paid at most provincial offices from 9 in the morning till 6 in the evening, and the time is never less than from 10 till 4. A Postmaster, however, is in some cases allowed to suspend the business during the time he is making up his letter-bags, &c., provided a notice of the intervals be placarded at his office. The agents of the Post-Office in Malta and Gibraltar are authorized to issue money orders on the several money-order offices in the United Kingdom ; but no orders can be drawn upon the above- mentioned places.

VI.-MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS.

With the following exceptions, no letter, &c., can be forwarded by the post which is more than two feet in length, breadth, or depth ; nor any unpaid packet which weighs more than four ounces, unless three-quarters of the postage have been paid. The exceptions are

1. Packets to or from places abroad. 2. Packets to or from any of the Government offices or departments, or public officers. 3. Petitions or addresses to the Queen, whether directed to her Majesty, or forwarded to any member of either House of Parliament. K 2 114 POST-OFFICK DIEECTORV.

4. Petitions to either House of Parliament, forwarded to any member of either House. 5. Printed Parliamentary proceedings.

No information can be given respecting letters -which pass through a Post-Office* except to the persons to whom they are ad-

dressed ; and in no other way is official information of a private character allowed to be made public. Postmasters are not allowed to return any letter, &c., to the writer or sender, or to any one else, or to delay forwarding it to its destination according to the address, even though a request to such effect be written thereon ; as every letter, &c., must be delivered to the person to whom it is directed, and to him alone. Late letters, &c.,f are received till within five minutes of the despatch of the mails, except when the Surveyor may deem a longer interval necessar}'^, and excepting that no office is to be kept open merely for this purpose after ten o'clock at night. No late letters, &c., are forwarded by the mail preparing for despatch unless prepaid, and that in stamps, so as to include both the ordinary postage and the late-letter fee. With the subjoined exceptions, every re-directed letter, or rather postal packet, will be liable to an additionel postage (at the prepaid rate) unless the re-direction be not only made by any officer of the Post-Office, but to a place within the district belonging to the same head office. Thus, on a paid or unpaid letter re-directed by an officer of the Post-Office to any other postal district in the United Kingdom, and weighing not more than half-an-ounce, an additional

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

ditional postage of one penny is levied ; or, if the book weigh more than four ounces, but not more than eight ounces, an additional postage of twopence ; and so on. Newspapers and books, &c., received from abroad and re-posted to any other place abroad with which there is no book -post, are chargeable with letter postage. A registered letter when re-directed is not subject to a greater additional charge than an ordinary letter. Letters which have once been posted addressed to commissioned officers in the army, navy, or ordnance employed on actual service in any of her Majesty's colonies, or on any foreign station, or who, before receiving the letters, may have started on their return home or to another station, may be re-directed to such officers when removed upon service., and will be delivered to them for the same postage that would have been chargeable had the letters been delivered at their original

* The term " Post-Oflfice " applies to all Post-Offices, whether Head-OflBce, Sub-OiBce, Oi- Eeceiving-Office. A " Head-OfiBce" is an office subordiDate only to a Metropolitan-Office. Both Sub-Offices and Keceiving-Offices are under

Head-Offices ; but at Receiving-Offices letters are received only, not delivered.

t The term "Letters, &c.," is meant to include everything sent by the " post ; whether letters, newspapers, books, or aught else. Late letters" are such as are posted after the ordinary time, and which cannot be sent forward by the mail then in preparation, unless extra payment be made. —

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address. The same privilege extends to the letters of soldiers and seaman, except as regards foreign postage, which must be paid. No such privilege, however, is allowed with regard to letters for a commissioned officer when such officer is in the United Kingdom, and was so when the letters were posted. Every Postmaster is required to have a notice conspicuously placarded, giving information respecting the hours of attendance,* the despatch and delivery of letters, &c. During the time the office is open on Sunday (viz., from 9 to 10 in the morning and one other hour), the public are allowed to prepay foreign and colonial letters, to purchase postage stamps, and to

have letters registered ; and all other duties are performed as usual, except the issue and payment of money orders, which on that day are wholly suspended. At no office is there more than one delivery on the Sunday, Christmas Day, or Good Friday, nor, in Scotland, on the Sacra- mental Fast-Days ; and any person is at liberty to prevent even this, so far as relates to himself, as shown in the following regulations :

1. Any person can have his letters, &c., retained in the Post- Office on Sunday by addressing to the Postmaster a written request, duly signed, to that effect. 2. Such request will be held to include newspapers and all other postal packets, even such as may be marked "immediate," as no distinction can be allowed. 3. No letters, &c., the non-delivery of which by the Letter-Car- rier on Sunday has been directed, can be obtained from the Post- Office window on that day. 4. Private box-holders have the option of applying for letters at the office while it is open for delivery on Sunday, or of abstaining from so doing, as they may think proper ; but no person can be permitted to engage a private box for Sunday only. 5. To prevent the inconvenience and confusion which would arise from frequent changes in these instructions, no request can be entertained unless it extend to a period of at least three months, nor be withdrawn, even after the lapse of that time, without a week's notice.

No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorized to demand change ; and when money is paid at a Post-Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight, can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. Except as regards foreign and colonial letters about to be prepaid in money, a Postmaster is not bound to weigh any letters or other packets for the public, though he may do so if his duty be not thereby impeded. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter, &c., which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure

* These and all other hours in this notice are in accordance with the time of the particular locality ; but the despatch of the mails is by London time, with which railway time agrees. — — ;

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the contents of the mail-bag or the person of any officer of the Post-Office. If such a letter, &c., be posted without the Post- master's knowledge, or if at any time before its despatch he should discover any letter, &c., of the above description, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of the letter, &c., to the Secretary. The following are examples of the articles

referred to :

A glass bottle, or glass in any form ; razors, scissors, needles, knives, forks, or other sharp instruments; leeches, game, fish,,

meat, fruit, or vegetables ; bladders or other vessels containing liquids gunpowder, lucifer-matches, or anything which is ; explosive or combustible. When any letters, &c., remain undelivered, owing to the resi- dences of the persons to whom they are addressed not being known, a list of the addresses is affixed in the window of the Post-Office to which they may have been sent, during the time (one week) they are allowed to remain there. When the reason for the non-delivery of a letter, &c., in the country is " Refused" or " Deceased," the letter, &c., is sent, as soon as practicable, to the Eeturned Letter Office, as are all letters intended for ships which have sailed before their arrival. When the reason is " Not known" or " Gone away," the letter is retained by the Postmaster for a period not exceeding fourteen days before

being sent to the Eeturned Letter Office ; and when the reason is " Not called for" (the letter being addressed to a Post-Office), the letter is retained by the Postmaster one month, except in the case of letters at seaports addressed to persons on board ships expected to arrive at such ports, which letters are kept three months. Letters from the country addressed to London or its neighbourhood, and subsequently endorsed "Refused" or "Deceased," "Not known" or "Gone away," are first retained for three days in the Letter-Carriers' Office, and then sent, like the foregoing, to the Returned Letter Office. London district letters are sent to the Returned Letter Office on the second day after the attempt to deliver them. All inland letters which contain the name and address of the senders are returned to them the same day they reach the Returned Letter Office. Colonial and foreign letters are, with a few exceptions relating only to the former, returned in periods varying from one to two months. Every letter, &c., which is opened at the Returned Letter Office, and fonnd to contain the address of the sender is sent back to him but such as do not contain the sender's address are destroyed, except those which contain money or other articles of value. By the Act 1st Victoria, cap. 36, sec. 2, any person conveying otherwise than by the post a letter not exempted from the exclusive privilege of the Postmaster-General incurs a penalty of £5 for every letter, and £100 for every week the practice is continued. The sender also incurs a penalty of £5 for every letter, with full costs of suit. The following are the exceptions granted by the Act 1st Vic- toria, cap. 34, from the exclusive privilege of the Post-Office, in the conveyance of letters : . —

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1 Letters sent by a private friend, so as sucli letters be delivered by such friend to the party to whom they shall be directed. 2. Letters sent by a messenger on purpose, concerning the private affairs of the sender or receiver thereof; commissions or returns thereof, and affidavits and writs, process or proceedings, or returns thereof, issuing out of a court of justice. 3. Letters sent out of the United Kingdom by a private vessel (not being a packet-boat). 4. Letters of merchants, owners of vessels of merchandize, or the cargo or loading therein, sent by such vessels of merchandize, or by any person employed by such owners for the carriage of such letters, according to their respective directions, and delivered to the respective persons to whom they shall be directed, without paying or receiving reward or profit for the same in anywise. 5. Letters concerning goods or merchandize sent by common carriers, to be delivered with the goods which such letters concern, without hire or other advantage for receiving or delivering such letters. 6. No person is authorized to make a collection of such excepted letters for the purpose of sending them in the manner above de- scribed. The following persons are expressly forbidden to carry a letter, or to receive or collect or deliver a letter, even though they shall not receive hire or reward for the same : 1. Common known carriers, their servants or agents, except a letter concerning goods in their carts or waggons, or on their pack- horses and ; owners, drivers, or guards of stage-coaches. 2. Owners, masters or commanders of ships, vessels, steam-boats, or boats called or being passage or packet boats, sailing or passing coastwise, or otherwise between places within Great Britain or Ireland, or between, to, or from ports within her Majesty's dominions or territories out of the United Kingdom, or their servants or agents, except in respect of letters of merchants, owners of ships, or goods on board. 3. Passengers or other persons on board any such ships, vessels, steam-boats, passage or packet boats. 4. The owners of, or sailors or others on board a ship or boat, passing on a river or navigable canal within the United Kingdom or other her Majesty's dominions.

TABLE OF DESPATCH OP FOEEIGN MAILS

f Via Marseilles, 15tli of each Austraha and Tasmania, Malta, month, at 5.55 p.m. J Egypt, Ceylon, Aden, and j Via Southampton, 11th of each [ month, at 1.80 p.m. Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Lisbon, "] Madeira, Cape Verde Islands, ! oxi r i ^i ^ ^ o/^ \^^^^ ^^^'^^^^ ^^°^*^^' ^^ ^'^O ^-M- and Falkland Isles, via South'

ampton, J .

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British North America.—Canada ] pii „^ i ^ -i j.i x, ^^^^ United sent by British packet through ^^^i^"^ t^.^o^S^ States, via Liverpool B. P. the United States, or by Cana- every Friday, at 5.55 p.m. dian packet if despatched sooner

after the letter is posted ; if spe- Via Halifax every alternate cially addressed, can be sent via Friday, at 5.55 p.m. Halifax. Nova Scotia, New- 1^ Brunswick, and Bermuda, are Via United States packet every sent via British packet to Bos- Tuesday, at 5.55 p.m. ton, unless specially addressed via New York, by British packet Via Canadian mail every alter- or United States packets, New- nate Tuesday during summer, foundland by British or Cana- and once a-month in winter. dian Packet, France, Spain, Switzerland, &c... By both London mails every day. Belgium, Holland, German States, Sweden, Norway, Austria, Prus- Daily London mail, at 5.55 p.m. sia, &c. &c r Via Southampton, 6th, 16th, Gibraltar, Portugal, Spain, &c... ,-< and 26th of each month, at ( 1.30 P.M.

Malta, Alexandria, China, &c , T 8th and 24th of each month, at

via Marseilles, . } 5.55 P.M.

• 1 1st, 8th, 16th and *T J- ^ J 4. 24th of each ' India, ma overland route, Y ,1 . k cc j month, at 5 55 p.m. Llth, and 19th of each Do. w'a Southampton, < ' month, at 1.30 p.m.

f Italian line, once a-week. Constantinople line, three times j packets. every fortnight. French Mediterranean , J ma Marseilles, 1 Levant, Syrian, and Egyptian lines, once a-week. {

[^ Algiers, Tunis and Orran lines, West Indian packets, via South- ~1 [once a-week. ampton, British and Foreign, California, and New Granada, are sent by both despatches. 1st and 16th of each month, at Mexico and Havanna are only 1.30 p.m. despatched on the 1st. Hon- duras, Nassau (Bahamas), and the Musquitos on the 16th ^ Cape of Good Hope, 4th of each month, at 5.55 p.m.

^^^^^^ ^'^^^^' ^^ ^•^^- ^•^- ^S'of Afdcl^!:..!''''!...^"'^^

* No mails for Bombay, or for places to the West and North-West Presi- dency, are forwarded on the evenings of the 8th and 24th of the month. When the despatch falls on a Sunday, generally the previous day. The postage upon Newspapers and Books must always be prepaid with stamps.

A Table of Foreign Rates has hitherto accompanied this publication ; but, from the very frequent alterations that take place with the letter postages, it is thought desirable not to continue it at present. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 119

LIST OF NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN'S SEATS IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH, WITH THE OCCUPANTS' NAMES AND POST TOWNS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Abbey Hill Mrs Goodler Coupar-Angus Abercairney C. H. D. Murray Crieff Aberdalgie James Lorimer Perth Abernyte House Eev. Dr Bannerman Incbture Aberucbil Castle Comrie Airleywight Thomas Wylie Bankfoot Albert House Jane Chalmers Stanley Alexandria Alexander Robertson Perth Allean J. L. Hodgson Pitlochry Allena A. Murray Crieff Altamount J. li. Campbell Blairgowrie Annat Lodge Mrs Stuart Perth Annet Cottage Rev. Moody Stuart Errol Ardargie D. Lindsay Bridge of Earn Ardblair Castle James Moncur Blairgowrie Ardlebank John Butter Blairgowrie Ardoch House J. G. H. Drummond Braco Ardocb Lodge Sebastian Smith Lochearnhead Ardvorlick Miss Stewart Lochearnhead Argaith C. Hunter Perth Argaty House George H. B. Home Doune Arndean House Peter M'Laggan Blairgowrie Arngask David Burt Damhead Ash Bank John Baxter Blairgowrie Asbintully Castle E. G. R. Ayton Blairgowrie Ashley Cottage Charles Spalding Coupar-Angus Ashmore A. Jelf Blairgowrie Auchleeks Robert Robertson Blair Athole Aucblyne House Earl Fortescue Killin Aucbmague Andrew Coupar Perth Aucbmahyle Alexander Duff Pitlochry Auchmore House Marquis of Breadalbane Killin Aucbteany David Scott Bridge of Earn Aucbterarder House Colonel Hunter Aucbterarder Auddletown John M'Laren Tbornhill Ayton David Tod, Esq. Bridge of Earn Bacbilton Thomas Ross Methven Backfield Archibald Herries Bridge of Earn Badenbeath James Menzies Blackford Balcaim A. Stirton Blairgowrie Baldowrie Alexander Geekie Coupar-Angus Baledmund James Fergusson Pitlochry Balendoch Miss Catherine Hay Meigle Balendrick Alexander Stoddart Bridge of Earn nobIjEmex and gentlemen s seats. .jJr'

POST TOWNS.

Balgersho D. & J. Brown Coupar-Angus Balgonie James Tosliack Newburgh Balgore James Clark Coupar-Angus Balgowan (Easter) Thomas Cairns Perth Balgowan House William Thomson Methven Balgownie John Kilgour Culross Balhousie W. Archer Perth Balieland John Sharp Aberuthven Ballatliie Col. Ebt. E. Eobertson Stanley Ballecliin E. Stewart Dunkeld Balleid J. Livingstone Campbell Blairgowrie Ballindean Alexander Eitchie Inchture Ballintuim (Mid) W. Buttar Blairgowrie Ballintum House John M'Donald Blairgowrie Ballo Mill John Sprunt Abernethy Ballo William Hill Coupar-Angus Ballyoukan Pitlochry Balmacrochie Thomas Mustard Blairgowrie Balmanno Castle D.Dow Bridge of Earn Balmyle J. N. Constable Blairgowrie Balnabrock Lauchlan Eobertson Blairgowrie Balnacraig P. M'Dougall & Co. Pitlochry Balnakeily H. B. Stewart Pitlochry Balnakilly W. M'Donald Kirkmichael Balromash Alexander Livingstone Abei'feldy Balthayock House D. Ainslie Perth Balwharrie Eev. Mr Cunningham MuthiU Bamff House Sir James Eamsay Alyth Banchory Charles Playfair Coupar-Angus Baudirran Mrs Drummond Nairne Perth Bannatyne House David Hill Coupar-Angus Barclay Hills P. M. Mathew Perth Bardrill Peter Sharp Blackford Beagly Peter Chalmers Aberargie Beech-hill House P. Haggart Coupar-Angus Beechwood Villa Mrs Lockhart Gordon Coupar-Angus Belhie T. W. Lorimer Aberuthven Belle Vue David Clark Coupar-Angus Belle Vue A. Allan Perth Bellwood A. Turnbull Perth Belmont Castle Dr Wyse Meigle Belvidere House William Young Auchterarder Bendochy Eev. J. S. Barty Coupar-Angus Benzion Mill Thomas Milne Condie Bertha Park E. & D. Hamilton Perth Birnam Cottage Thomas Ashton Dunkeld Black Craig P. Allan Fraser Blairgowrie Blackruthven William Peddie Perth Blair Castle TheDukeof Athole Blair Athole Blairdrummond Henry H. Drummond Blairdrummond NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. iW ^.

SEATS. POST TOWNS.

Blairgowrie House A. M'Pherson Blairgowrie Blairstniie William Henderson Damhead Boatland House W. & M. Keiller Perth Bolfracks James F. Wylie Aberfeldy Bonhard House Alexander M'Duff Perth Bonskeid George F. Barbour Pitlochry Charles M'Kenzie, pro. Boreland > Blairgowrie John Stewart, farmer Boreland John Stirling Auchterarder Brace Castle George K. M'Callum Braco Bramblebank George Saunders Blairgowrie Brewland Mrs Kattray Alyth Broich A. Monteath Crieflf Broom George Murray Blairgowrie Burnside Henry Anderson Stanley Busby David Wylie Methven Buttergask J. Meal Coupar-Angns Cairney (Upper) Daniel Rintoul Forteviot Callander Cottage WiUiam Marshall Callander Cambusmore Doune Camsarney A. M'Nab & Co. Aberfeldy Cardney J. Milne Dunkeld Cardross House J. F. Bateman Port Monteith Carey John Sommerville Abernethy Cargill Eev. William C. Ptose Perth Carpow Mrs Paterson Newburgh Carse Grange John Gardiner Errol Castle Huntly Fountain Walker Longforgan Castle Menzies Aberfeldy Cliapelbank John Miller Auchterarder Charleston Patrick Constable Errol Chesthill J. S. Menzies Aberfeldy Clathick W. L. Colquhoun Crieff Claywbat K. & P. M'Intosh Bridge of Cally Clochfoldich Mrs Bowie Campbell Dunkeld Clunie Eeid Logierait Clunie Bleachfield John Hendry Newburgh Clunie Cottage Col. Cumming Dewar Pitlochry Clunie (Easter) John Williamson Newburgh Clunie (Wester) Mrs Dorret Newburgh Colquhalzie House J. S. Hepburn Auchterarder Comrie House Archibald Davidson Comrie Condie L. Oliphant Bridge of Earn Coralbank John Eattray New Eattray Cornhill William M'Kenzie Perth Corsiehill House Major Salmon Perth Coul P. B. Sraeatou Auchterarder Cowden Duncan M'Innes Comrie Craganour William P. Herrick Eannoch Craia: John M'Nicoll Alyth 122 NOBLEMEN AXD GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Craigatin W. S. Irvine, M.D. Pitlochry Craighall Captain James Rattray New Rattray Craighouse Arch.. Reid Stanley Craiglocliie William Bell Errol Craigmakerran Mrs Peter Young Perth Craigruie Jolin M'Donald Locheamhead Cray_ Major Robertson Blairgowrie Croftinloan F. B. Frank Pitlochry Croftness Cottage Captain W. C. Clark Aberfeldy Cromwell Park Messrs Caird & Co. Almondbank Crossmount Lodge W. M. Macdonald Pitlochry Culdees James Murray Muthill Cultoquhey James Maxtone Criefie Dalchosnie General M'Donald Pitlochry Dalguise Claude S. Stuart Dalguise Dallionzie Mrs Gordon Crieff Dall Strowan Robertson Rannoch. Dalnabreck Dr J. M'Laren Dalwhinnie Dalnaglar George Brown Clark Blairgowrie Dalnamein Lodge H. Maxwell Inglis Blair Athole Dalnaspidall Lodge W. Stirling Crawford Blair Athole Dalreoch House John Spalding Blairgowrie Dalrulzean Miss Rattray Blairgowrie Damside House James B. Duncan Auchterarder Deanfield H. S. Fitchie Meigle Deanston John Finlay Deanston Delviae Hon. F. C. Drummond Dunkeld Denhead House Mrs Duncan Coupar-Angus Derculich General R. Stewart Dunkeld Deuglie Rev. Alexander Burt Damhead Dirnanean Captain Small Kirkmichael Donavourd George Gardiner Pitlochry Doune Lodge Hon. John Stewart Barn of Cambus Dron John Richmond Bridge of Earn Drumeans Peter Drummond Comrie Drumfork Alexander Robertson Blairgowrie Lord Willoughby de Drummond Castle < l Crieff Eresby Drumtogle John Thomson Aberuthven Duchally House Charles J. Henderson Auchterarder Lieut. -Gen. Sir John -< >- Pitlochry Dunalastair M'Donald Dunan Lady Menzies Rannoch Dunbarnie House Miss Craigie Bridge of Earn Duncrub Hon. Lord Rollo Dunning Dunfallandy Cottage Miss Fergusson Pitlochry Duuira Sir David Dundas Comrie Dunkeld House The Duke of Athole Dunkeld Dunsinnan John M. Nairne Perth Dupplin Castle Lord Viscount Dupplin Perth NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEn's SEATS. 123

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Durdie Robert Simson Errol Duthieston Cottage James Gerrard Dunblane Early Bank Lieut.-Gen. Lindsay Perth Earn Bank Hon, John Rollo Bridge of Earn Easter Greenside Matthew Speedie Newburgh Eastertyre Rev. A. Campbell Logierait East Mains James Robertson Callander Eastwood Lord James Murray Dunkeld Edinchip W. A. Fellowes, R.A. Lochearnhead Edradour Charles Burmester Pitlochry Edradynate J. S. Robertson Dunkeld Eind George Mailler Auchterarder EricKt Lodge Robert Chapman New Rattray Ericht-Side John Adamson Blairgowrie Errol Park Abercromby Dick EiToI Evelick Thomas Ritchie Errol Eairmount John Steele* Perth Falkland House Mrs Tyndall Bruce Falkland Fai'leyer House Craigie Aberfeldy Faskally Archibald Butter Pitlochry Feddal House Messrs Crum & Ewing Brace Ferntower John M'Ara Crieff Ferryfield Robert Powrie Newburgh Feu House Bishop Wordsworth Perth Findynate Dr Stewart Logierait Fingask Castle Sir P. M. Thriepland Errol Finlarig Castle Marquis of Breadalbane Killin Finnegand William Shaw Glenshee Fiatfield Andrew Bruce Errol Fonab Colonel H. Drummond Pitlochry Fornetli James Speid Forneth Foss John Hargreaves Pitlochry Freeland House S. Clarke Jervoise Bridge of Earn Garrie Cottage Miss Murray Perth Garrows John Campbell Amulree Garth John Mathew Stanley Garth House W. M. M'Donald Aberfeldy Garvock House James M. Hill Bridge of Earn Gask House Mrs Graham Oliphant Auchterarder Gattaway David Henderson Abernethy Glenbiruam Sir W. Stewart Dunkeld Glenbuckie House Callander Glencarse Thomas Greig Glencarse Glendelvine Robert Mayne Dunkeld Glendoick Laurence Craigie Glencarse Gleneagles Castle Earl of Camperdown Auchterarder Glenearn Captain Halket Bridge of Earn Glenericht Sir William Chalmers Blairgowrie Glenfalloch House Captain John Campbell Tyndrum Glenfarg James B. Bell Bridge of Earn 124 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Glenkilrie Bridge of Cally Glenlocliay House Earl Spencer KiUin Glenlyon Captain Levett Fortingall Glenqueich Lodge Hon. J. C. Dundas Amulree Glentarkie William Anderson Strathmiglo Glentochie Lodge Spittal of Glensbee Glentulcban Graeme Mercer Perth Gormack Duncan M'Laren Blairgowrie Gourdie A. Henderson Dunkeld Gourdie Hill Patrick Matthew Errol Grandtully Sir W. D. Stewart Aberfeldy Grange D. L. Jolly Perth Graybank Cottage Miss Hepburn Perth Hallyburton Cottage T. G. Mackay Coupar-Angus Hallyburton House General Gardner Coupar-Angus Hayfield John Laing Dunkeld Heath Park Captain Stoddart Blairgowrie HiUbank Colonel Clark Blairgowrie Hill Garden William Wallace Coupar-Angus Hillside W. Kerr Perth Hillside Cottage John Laing Newburgh Holm Hill James Stirling Dunblane Huntingtower William S. Turnbull Perth Inchbrakie Hon, A. Drummond Crieff Inchmartin N. F. Blair Inchture Incbrye Abbey David Wilson Lindores Incbyra J. Eannie Glencarse Incbyra Plouse D. Watson Perth Innergeldy Alexander Haig Comrie Invermay A. H. M. Belsbes Bridge of Earn Invermay General M. Belshes Bridge of Earn Invertrossacb Stewart M'Naughton Callander Isla Cottage Dr Smyttan Coupar-Angus Isla Park James Wbitson Coupar-Angus Ivybank John A. Anderson Perth Ivybank James Wbitton New Rattray Keillor Hugh Watson Coupar-Angus Keir Wm. Stirling, M.P. Dunblane Keitbbank William Fife Blairgowrie Keitbick House W. E. C. Wood Coupar-Angus Kilbryde Castle Henry Lees Dunblane Kildinny Robert Russell Forteviot Kilgraston J. Grant Bridge of Earn Killiecrankie Cottage Mrs Hay Blair Athole Killiecbassie H. G. Gordon Aberfeldy Kilnockie Bank William Todd Aberargie Kincairney A. Mitcbell Dunkeld Kincardine Castle Capt. Francis Grove Auchterarder Kincarratbie Major Jelf Sharp Perth Kindrocbit Captain Wilson France Blair Athole NOBLKMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 125

NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Kindrogan P. S. Keir Kirkmichael Kinfauns Castle WilHam M'Laren Perth Kinloch Thomas Brown Dunkeld Kinloch George Kinloch Meigle Kinloch Thomas H. Whitson Blairgowrie Kinlock Charles Kinnear Ladybank Kinnaird Sir St Vincent Whitshed Dunkeld Kinnell House KiUin Kinnoull Cottage Andrew H. Brown Perth_ Kippen Lieut.-Colonel M'Kay Dunning Kippendavie Patrick J. StirKng Dunblane Kippenross John Stirling Dunblane Laighwood K. Elliot Dunkeld Langley Cottage Charles Kohertson Perth Lanrick Castle Andrew Jardine Stirling Lathrick William Johnstone Falkland Lawers David K. Williamson Crieff Lawgrove House Miss Black Perth Lawton House James Wright Coupar-Angus Leny J. B. Hamilton Callander Letham House Miss Oswald Perth Limepots Perth Lindores House Lady Maitland Lindores Lintrose House Mungo Murray Coupar-Angus Loclidochart Edward Place Crieff Lochtou House Cristopher Hobson Inchture Loclituminel Lodge Pitlochry Loonbrae Laurence Chapman Blairgowrie Lower Greenside Thomas Arnot Newburgh Loyal House Hon. Capt. W. Ogilvy Alyth Lude House J. P. MTnroy Blair Athole Luncarty Wilham Marshall Perth Lurgan John Menzies Aberfeldy Machany House Major Wickham Auchterarder Mansfield Rev. G. R. Gleig Callander Marlee House W. H. Jones Blairgowrie Marleball Mrs Brown Stanley Marlie House Misses Blair Blairgowrie Marshall Cottage Perth Meggernie Castle R. S. Menzies Fortingall Megginch Castle John M. Drummond Errol Meikleour House D. Greenhill Perth Merklands Captain C. R. Simpson Blairgowrie Methven Castle William Smythe Methven Midgehill James Marshall Dunning Millearn Miss Home Drummond Auchterarder Miltown of Collace William Henderson Coupar-Angus Moncrieffe House Sir Thomas Moncrieffe Bridge of Earn Moness House Colonel S. H. Murray Aberfeldy Monzie Castle A. Campbell Crieff l2 126 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Morenicli House Heniy Bury KiUin Mount Ericht Charles Inches Blairgowrie Mugdrum P. Hay Paterson Newburgh Murie House James Y. Miln Errol Murraysliall Lady Oswald Perth Murthly Castle Lyon Stephens Dunkeld Mylnefield House William Brand Longforgan Myres Castle Mrs Greig Auchtermuchty Newbigging Thomas Young Methven Newhall Thomas Henderson Blairgowrie Newhall Captain Shaw Coupar-Angus Newhouse John Martin Perth Newmiln Patrick M. Mathew Perth Newton Castle William Crichton Blairgowrie Newton House Mrs Gen. Cunningham Perth Oakbank Misses Eoss Perth Oakbank David Grimmond Blairgowrie Ochtertyre Sir W. K. Murray Crieff Old Blair House Blair Athole Overdurdie Principal Dewar, D.D. Errol Paris House Arthur Hay Barclay Damhead Parkhead Eobert Morison Perth Parkhead George PI ay fair Blairgowrie Parkhill llaomas H. Whitson Old Eattray ^ Pathstruie Eev. W. M'Queen Condie Percy John Stewart Bridge of Cally Pitcairley Eobert Cathcart Auclatermuchty Pitcairu Bleacbfield David Lumsden Almondbank Pitcairns House Eneas Turner Bridge of Earn Pitcullen Dr Lindsay Perth Pitfour Castle Sir J. S. Eichardson Glencarse Pitgrunsie Thomson Newburgh Pitkellony Lewis Kennedy Muthill Pitlour P. G. Skene Strathmiglo Pitmurtlily Eebert Graham Eedgorton Pitnacree D. L. Burn Dunkeld Portnellan Eev. F. B. Atkinson Pitlochry Princeland George Brown Clark Coupar-Angus Priorlands Eobert Cristall Glencarse Eannagulzion Professor W. Eamsay Bridge of Cally Reicliip Thomas Archer Dunkeld Eiemore J. Gordon Dunkeld Eockdale Cottage Henry Bell Perth Rohallion James Condie Perth Eosebank E. S. Gentle Perth Eosebank Andrew Thorn Blairgowrie Eosemount John Marshall Perth Eosemount Eobert Geekie Blairgowrie Eossie House' Dr Bremner Bridge of Earn Eossie House Captain J. Maitland Auchtermuchty NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 127

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Eossie Ochil Lord Ivory Bridge of Earn Rossie Priory Lord Kinnaird Inchtu re Ruthvenfield House Eobert Bell Perth Rutliven Hill George Eitchie Perth Eutliven House Mrs D. S. M 'Lagan Perth Runnavey John Eobertson Spittal of Glenshee Eunnavey Lodge W. M. M'Donald Blairgowrie Scone Palace Earl of Mansfield Perth Seaside James Constable Errol Seggieden Miss Hay Perth Shian Mrs Campbell Amulree Sliielhill James M'Farlane Stanley Shierglass Eobert M'Donald Blair Athole Snaigow Miss Keay Dunkeld Soilarzie James Wallace Blairgowrie Springfield Cottage Hector Macduff Perth Springland Mrs Sandeman Perth Stanley House Samuel Howard Perth Stenton T. G. Murray Dunkeld St Fink Uavid Anderson Old Eattray

St Martins Arthur Eraser Perth . Stobhall James M'Beath Perth Stormontfield D. Spottiswoode Perth Straloch Thomas Farquharson Kirkmichael Strathallan Viscount Strathallan Auchterarder Strathgarry House Mrs Colonel Stewart Blair Athole Strathhead Alexander Moncrieff Bankfoot Stronevar David Carnegie Lochearnliead Strowan Thomas G. Stirling Crieff Sunbank Cottage Alexander Young Perth Tarsappie Mrs Murray Perth Taymount Hon. D. Murray Perth Taymoutli Castle Marquis of Breadalbane Aberfeldy Teithside Major G. Paul Callander The Cairnies George Patton Perth The Gart John Holt Skinner Callander The Eoman Camp Alexander Stewart Callander Tippermallow John Graham Methven Tircardie George Dow Amulree Tirinie F. N. Menzies Aberfeldy Tirinie House Capt. L. N. Eraser Aberfeldy Torwood Mrs Wallace Dunkeld Trinity College, \ Eev. J, Hannay, D.C.L, I Perth Glenalmond j Tulliallan Castle Countess de Flauhault Kincardine Tullochfield John Sandeman Perth Tullybelton Eobert Cowan Perth Tullymett WilHam Dick Dunkeld Urrard House Captain Boxer Stewart Blair Athole Valleyfield Lady Preston Hay Culross 128 PUBLIC OFFICES.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Valleyfield (Low) James Hogg Culross Waterybutts William Constable Errol Westfield James Playfair Inchture West Mains Captain T. M. Kiddell Perth "West-wood Cottage George Ross Perth Willanslee Miss Simpson Perth William's Croft Mrs Crockatt Coupar-Angus Woodend John Lindsay Perth Woodhill Charles Trotter Blairgowrie Woodlands W. Devas Perth Woodside Cottage John G. Murray Coupar-Angus Woodside Villa James Neil Coupar-Angus

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor for Burgh under Lands Valuation Act—James Pieaddie, 3 High Street. Assessor, for County tmder Lands Valuation Act—Francis Morison, County Buildings.

Billet-blaster's Office, 1 High street—Andrew Boyle. Bridgend Water Company [Limited], 5 George Street— Joseph Bower, manager.

City-Clerk's Office, 3 High Street—Archibald Reid and William Greig, clerks. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

City- Chamberlain's Office, 3 High Street—James Thomson, chamberlain. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

City-FiscaVs Office, 14 High Street—William Wedderspoon, fiscal. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., an4 from 6 till 8 p.m.

Coach Offices, 58 George Street and 15 South Street.

Commissary Clerh's Office, 8 Charlotte Street—William Young, clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. County Constabulary, 3 High Street—George Gordon, chief- constable. Henry M'JDonald, superintendent. Charles Ross, Serjeant. William Andrews, criminal-officer. County Bates, County Buildings—Francis Morison, collector. Custom-House, Princes Street—Robert J. Mostyn, collector.

Peter Fawcett, comptroller. , clerk. James Thomson, locker. Robert F. Chisholm, tidewaiter and boatman. James Marshall, P. CO., Newburgh. Hours from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. —

PUBLIC OFFICES. 129

Electric Telegraph Company, General Railway Station David Gibson, manager.

Guildry Office, 60 High Street—John Thomas, treasurer. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Government Emigration, 80 George Street—C. G. Sldey, agent. Harhour and Navigation, 14 High Street—David Wedderspoon, clerk. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Inland Revenue [Excise), 14 Charlotte Street—John Watson, collector. Robert Anderson, supervisor. C. Reynolds, clerk. Hours from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Inland Revenue [Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte Street—James Maxtone, collector. George Allan, William M. Stein, George Barclay, and David Murray Maxtone, clerks. "Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 to 12 noon.

Inspector of Taxes'' Office, 31 George Street—James Peffers, inspector. Donald Mackintosh and Edward Maughan, surveyors. Joseph Bower, assessor for city. John M'Gregor and A. G. Reid, assessors for districts. Patrick Soutar, clerk of assessed taxes. J. D. Miller, clerk of property-tax. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. New Gas-LigJit Company, Blackfriars Wynd—Robert Martin, secretary. A. F. Wilson, manager and treasurer, James M'Ewan, clerk and collector. William Drummond, inspector. Hours from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Old Gas-LigJit Company, 12 South Street—George Gray, secretary and treasurer. John Cameron, clerk. Thomas Whimster, manager. Rbt. Gray, collector. David Dewar, inspector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m. Ordnance Survey, Athole Street—Major Cook, R.E.

Parochial Board, 1 1 Canal Crescent—George Croll, inspector. Alexander Hood, sub-inspector. Thomas Wilkie, officer. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Police-Office, 1 High Street—Andrew Boyle, superintendent. Police Assessment, 3 High Street—John M'Ewan, collector. Hours from 10 till 11 a.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Poor-Rates^ Assessment, 12 Canal Crescent—John Scott, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Post- Office, 80 George Street—Charles G. Sidey, postmaster. Hours from 7.30 a.m. till 10 p.m. Prison Assessment, 3 High Street—John Garie, collector.

Procurator-Fisccd^s Office, Blackfriars Street—John M'Lean, procurator-fiscal. W. B. Dunbar, managing clerk. James Rollo and Alexander TurnbuU, criminal-officers. Hours from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. —

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Heceiving Post-Office, 1 King Street—Mrs J. Pirrie, receiving postmistress. Hours from 7.30 a.m. till 10 p.m. Biver Police and Fishing, 6 Charlotte Street—Robert Buist, superintendent. Thomas Eutherford, constable.

/Session- Cleric, and Begistrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths Office, — (for Landward part of original Parish of Perth, with parts of Scone, Kinnoull, and Tippermuir, within Parliamentary bound- aries, united),—6 Charlotte Street—Robert Buist, sen., session-clerk

and registrar ; Robert Buist, jun., assistant registrar. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 7 till 9 p.m.

Sheriff- ClerFs Office, County Buildings, foot of South Street Archibald Reid, sheriff-clerk. David Peters, depute sheriff-clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Shore-Dues, 3 High Street—Robert Thomson, collector. Hours

(Saturday excepted) , from 10 am till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Staff-Officer of Pensioners'' Office, Perth Barracks—Lieutenant- Colonel A. Campbell, staff-officer. W. Hutchison staff-serjeant. Weights and Measures.—For the City—Charles Shedden, 32 High "street. For the County—Robert Mills, 3 High Street. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. Water-Duty, 3 High Street—John Garie, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

MUNICIPAL LISTS.

STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF PERTH. Population,...,. 23,835 Inhabited Houses, 1,991

Parliamentary Constituency, , 933

Municipal ,, 636

Number of Councillors, - 26 Annual value of real Property in 1855-6, £62,493 Corporation Revenue, 1856-7, £6,052 Market-day, Friday.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. FOR THE COUNTY.

William Stirling, Esq. of Keir Residence in London—128 Park Street, Grosvenor Square Agents in Perth—J. & J. Miller, solicitors

FOR THE CITY. Hon. A. F. Kinnaird Residence in London—1 Pall Mall East Agent in Perth—John Kemp, solicitor MUNICIPAL LISTS. 131

MAGISTEATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. Lord Provost, William Imrie, Esq. Dean of Guild, David Stuart, Esq. First Bailie, Jolin Kemp, Esq. Second Bailie, Thomas Eicbardson, Esq. Third Bailie, John M'Euen Gray, Esq. Fourth Bailie, John Murdoch, Esq. Treasurer, James Dewar, Esq. COUNCILLORS. First Ward. James Dewar, merchant John M'Euen Gray, ironmonger John Fisher, baker liobert H. Kobertson, merchant David Murie, agent William M. Farney, shoemaker Kirkwood Hewat, candlemaker

Second Ward. William Imrie, ironmonger James Graham, coal-merchant Kobert Murray, builder Peter M'Currach, builder Thomas Eicbardson stationer Alexander Fleming, tailor TJdrd Ward.

Alexander TuUoch, tailor Wm. Crockhart, spirit-merchant John M'Gruthar, brewer John Murdoch, tanner John Kemp, solicitor Eobert Storer, merchant Fourth Ward. John Jamieson, merchant John Low, merchant John Dewar, spirit-merchant Archibald M'Donald, merchant Thomas Duncan, confectioner James Pullar, baker

City-Clerks, Arch. Eeid&Wm. Greig, solicitors, 3 High St. City-Fiscal, William Wedderspoon, solicitor, 14 High St. City-Chamberlain, ...James Thomson, 3 High Street Collector of Assessed

*« .Taxes, &c., James Maxtone, 6 Charlotte Street Session-Clerk, Eobert Buist, 6 Charlotte Street City-Architect, Vacant Burgh-Assessor, James Eeaddie, 3 High Street

GUILD COUET. Dean of Guild, David Stuart, Esq. Lord Provost, William Imrie, Esq. Baihes, Messrs Kemp, Eicbardson, and Gray Merchant Councillors, John Dewar, E. H. Eobertson, John Steele, and Alexander M'Gregor Trades' „ Peter Tait and James Pullar Treasurer, John Thomas, solicitor Clerk, James Thomas, solicitor Officer, John Comrie .

132 MUNICIPAL LISTS.

GUILD COVB,T—Conti7med. COMMITTEE OF MATS^AGEMENT. President and Convener, The Dean. Thomas Scott James Dewar Kirkwood Hewat James M. Honey David Eoss John M'Gregor Andrew Koy Geoorge Mathew

POLICE COMMISSION.

^x- Officiis. The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute, the Lord Provost, the four Bailies, and Treasurer of the City. First Ward. Fourth Ward.

"William Young, tailor Thomas Scott, sen., grocer William Leitham, vintner John M'Lauchlan, slater Eobert PI. Robertson, merchant James Dewar, spirit-dealer

Second Ward. Fifth Ward. John Dewar, spirit-dealer James Morton, tea-dealer William Cameron, builder John jM'Kay, plasterer John Ruthven, innkeeper John Grant, grocer

Third Ward. Sixth Ward. Jolm Bayne, bookseller James Ower, wright Eobert Whittet, printer John Barrie, wright Hugh Young, grocer John M'Cash, baker

Seventh Ward.

David Stuart, Dean of Guild Jas. Fenwick, umbrella maker Inspector of Works, James Readdie, architect Collector of Assessment, John M'Ewan Superintendent of Police, A. Boyle Clerk, James Thomas, solicitor Treasurer, David Keay, solicitor

WATER COMMISSION. " Ex. -Officiis. Lord Provost, William Imrie Sheriff-Substitute, Hugh Barclay Dean of Guild, David Stuart First Bailie, John Kemp Convener of Trades, Peter Tait _ President of the Society of Sohcitors,...John Conning Clerks, Arch, Reid and Wm. Greig Collector, John Garie Superintendent of Works, ...J. Gray MUNICIPAL LISTS. 133

TRADES' CONVENER COURT.

Convener, Peter Tait Deacon of Hammermen, Charles Shedden „ Bakers, James Pullar „ Glovers, George Murie „ Wrights, George Bruce „ Tailors, Alexander Fleming

J, Flashers, William Leitham „ Shoemakers, Peter Tait „ Weavers, John Smith Clerk and Treasurer, John Kemp Note.—This Court acts as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill Street—R. Peddie teacher.

POLLING STATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY.

First District, , Sheriff-Court Room, County Buildings

Second ,, Burgh-Court Room

Third ,, Seminaries, Rose Terrace

MUNICIPAL.

First Ward,...... Guild Hall Second Ward, ...... Burgh-Court Room Third Ward,... Royal Arch Mason Hall Fourth Ward, North United Presbyterian large Session-house

POLICE COMMISSION. First Ward, .....Guild Hall Second Ward, Burgh-Court Room Third Ward, Guild Hall Fourth Ward, North United Presbyterian large Session-house Fifth Ward, ...... A. B. Smith's School-Room, Barossa Street Sixth Ward, North United Presbyterian large Session-house Seventh Ward, Strathmore Inn, Bridgend

FIRE ENGINES.

This department is under the management of the Superintendent of PoHce, and, should occasion require, information given at the Police-Office, No. 1, High Street, will receive every attention.

COUNTY PRISON FOR PERTHSHIRE.

William Smythe, Esq. of Methven, chairman and convener Patrick Soutar, Esq., clerk and treasurer

William Hutchison, governor I Rev. J. Dangerfield, chaplain

F. I. White, M.D,, surgeon | Andrew Sime, clerk M 134 COUNTY LISTS.

COUNTY LISTS.

COUKT OF LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant, The Eiglit Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull Vice-Lieutenant, H. Home Drummond of Blairdrummond Con. of Finance Committee, Lord Kinnaird Chairman of County Prison Board, William Smythe of Methven DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. Perth Sub-Division. Convener, Lord Provost The Earl of Mansfield John Grant, Esq. Sir Thomas Moncrieffe Robert Graham, Esq. William Smythe, Esq. Laurence Oliphant, Esq. A. H. M. Belshess, Esq. Lord Provost of Perth Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY.

Convener, William Smythe, Esq. of Methven Five hundred and twenty-five of the noblemen and gentlemen

of the County are qualified as Commissioners of Supply ; as well as, for the time being, the Sheriff and his Substitutes, the Lord Provost, the Dean of Guild, and the Deacon of the Corporation of Glovers of the royal Burgh of Perth. Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, RESIDING IN OR NEAR PERTH.

Major J. Sharp of Kincarrathie John Marshall of Rosemount, Henry J. Sharp, yr. of do. Bridgend Ai'chibald Turnbull of Bellwood James Maxtone of Cultoquhey, W. S. Turnbull of Huntingtower 6, Charlotte Street George Cunningham of Newton William Peddie of Blackruthven James Dewar, late Lord Provost C. G. Sidey, formerly Lord Pro- of Perth, 23, George street vost of Perth David Greig, jeweller, St John Alexander Moncrieff of Barnhill Street

And, for tlie time heing- Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff- David Stuart, Dean of Guild Substitute John Kemp, Bailie William Imrie, Lord Provost Thomas Richardson, Baihe Clerk, Patrick Soutar, Esq. County Assessor under Lands Valuation Act and Collector of County Rates, Francis Morison, County Buildings Collector of Cess, James Maxtone, 6, Charlotte Street. -

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JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF, COMMISSIARY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS.

Sheriff and Commissiary, Edward Stratliearn Gordon Sheriff-Sub. and Commissiary- Depute, Hugh Barclay, LL.D. Sheriff-Substitute (Dunblane), ...,.John Graham Sheriff-Clerk, Arch. Reid Sheriff-Clerks Depute, David Peters & Adam M'Kenzie Sheriff-Clerk Depute (Dunblane), Alexander Scott Clerk of Supply, Clerk of Peace, General Clerk of Lieutenancy, and Clerk to Prison Board, Patrick Soutar Procurator-Fiscal, John M'Lean Auditor of Accounts, John Flockhart Commissiary Clerk, o... William Young, 8, Charlotte St. Chief-Constable, George Gordon, 3, High Street Bar-Officer, James Hally MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Perth—James Hally and John M'Intosh. Crieff—Wilham Ferguson. Ddnkeld—Henry Ritchie. SHERIFF AND COMMISSIARY OFFICERS. Perth—James Hally, Archibald Aitken, John Keay, David Hally, Peter Kerr, John M'Intosh, and William Lafferty, Aber- FELDY—AVilliam M'Kenzie and John Scott. Auchterarder— John Headridge. Blairgowrie — Stewart Ogilvy. Callan- der—Geoi'ge Maxwell. Comrie — John M'Ewan. . Coupar- Anous—Andrew Simpson, James M'Inroy, and Stewart Ogilvy. Crieff — William Ferguson, John Ferguson, and Neil Sime. Alloa—Thomas Russel. Dunblane—David Eadie and Angus Crawford. Errol—John Symons. Weem—Thomas Stewart. DuNKELD— Henry Ritchie. Alyth—Alexander Henry. Kin- loch-Rannoch — Duncan Stewart. Killin -7- William Walker. Kincardine—John Miller. Dundee—Thomas Anderson, James Lyon, Thomas Buchan, and John Fenwick. Pitlochry—James Skinner. Stanley—John M'Glashan.

criminal officers. Perth—James RoUo and Alexander TurnbulL

meeting op courts.

The Sheriff-Court for the County is held every Tuesday and Friday during the session, and one Court at least is held at each vacation ; the Sheriff Small-Debt Court every Tuesday ; the Justice of Peace Court first Monday of every month. Quarter Sessions are held on the statutory days, and by adjournment. The Commissiary-Court every Friday during session. 136 JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF COUKTS— Continued,

MEETING OF COURTS UNDER THE SMALL-DEBT ACT.

Crieff,.... Every first Tliursday of Feb., May, Aug., and Nov. Dunkeld, Every third Wednesday of April, August, and Dec. Aberfeldy, On the day (Thursday) after each Court in Dunkeld Blairgowrie,.. Every second Wednesday of January, April, July, and October Co.-Angus, On the day (Thursday) after Blairgowrie Court, in Jan., April, July, and Oct., at 11 o'clock each day

SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS. I President, ..John Conning, Esq. Vice-President, James M, Honey, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer, John Young, Esq. Honorary Librarian, WiUiam Ross, Esq. Librarian, Mr Matthew Gloag

MEMBERS.

Anderson, J., Blairgowrie Matthew, J., Aberfeldy Barty, Thomas, Dunblane Maury, William, Perth Chapman, L., Blairgowrie Miller, James D., do. Condie, James, Perth Miller, John M., do. Conning, John, do. Mitchell, James, Pitlochry Crichton, David, do. Moncrieff, Alexander, Perth Dallas, James, Blairgowrie M'Laren, James, Crieff Davidson, Andrew, Perth M'Laren, John, Coupar-Angus Findlay, Charles, do. M'Lean, John, Perth Flockhart, John, do. M'Leish, William, do. Forbes, C. W. L., Aberfeldy Reid, Archibald, do. Eraser, William J., Perth Reid, A. G., Auchterarder Gloag, J. Austin, Dundee Robertson, Alexander, Perth Graham, Alexander, Crieff Ross, James, do. Gray, George, Perth Ross, William, do. Greig, William, do. Roy, James, do. Hepburn, David, do. Skeete, Horace, do. Honey, J. Murray, do. Smitton, P., Auchterarder Ironside, John, Crieff Spottiswoode, J., Perth Jameson, Melville, Perth Thomas, James, do. Keay, David, do. Thomas, John, do. Kemp, John, do. Wedderspoon, D., do. Kinmont, Thomas R., Errol WedderspooD, Wm., do. Kippen, John, Perth Wilson, Alexander, do. Mackenzie, D., do. Young, John, do. Martin, Robert, do. Young, W., Auchterarder

This Society was instituted in 1825, and is now incorporated by Royal Charter, dated the 3d September, 1857, into a body politic and corporate, by the name of " The Society of Procurators and COMMERCIAL L1STS„ 137

Solicitors in the City and County of Perth." The main object of

the Society was the establishment of a Law Library ; and accord- ingly there has been formed an extensive collection of Books, containing almost every work immediately relating to the business of the profession. There is a standing committee of management appointed annually, consisting of the office-bearers and tive members. The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 11 a.m. till 1 p.m.

HIGH CONSTABLES.

Robert Martin, moderator R. Dow, clerk and treasurer j Wm. Malcom, M.D., physician Archibald Reid, solicitor

Rev. J. E. Cumming, chaplain | J. Smeaton, secretary

CAPTAINS. Georsre Bruce C. F. Walsh J. R. Gray James Ower

COMMERCIAL LISTS,

BANKING COMPANIES.

Hours of public business— From 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. ; and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

Union Bank of Scotland, 24 George Street David Craigie, cashier

James Blair and G. Turnbull, accountants ; John Gray secretary

and teller ; Laurence Hood, porter Agents in London, Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co.

,, in Edinburgh, Union Bank of Scotland Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy...... George Rankin Auchterarder, William Young Blairgowrie, W. S. Soutar Coupar-Angus, William Bett Crieff, L. & J. Gibson

Dunning, , M. Lawson Dunkeld, John Leslie Errol, Thos.R. Kinmont Killin, A. M'Callum Pitlochry, James Mitchell M 2 138 COMMEECIAL LISTS.

Central Bank of Scotland, St John Street. Arclid. Bums, manager

J. W. Jamieson, accountant ; William Duncan, secretary and

teller ; James Paterson, teller ; James Caddel, porter Agents in Ijondon, Sir E. C. Glyn, Mills, & Co. „ in Edinburgh, Commercial Bank of Scotland Branches. Agents. Accountants. Aberfeldy, Eobert Peter Jas. M'Keracher Auchterarder, Clark & Smitton Blackford, David Lawson Coupar-Angus, John M'Laren Crieflf, John M'Leish John M'Nab Dunkeld, John Duff John Stewart Killin, Charles Stewart John Crerar Newburgh, Lyell & Crystal Pitlochry, D. M'Gilliewie Alex. Cameron

Bank of Scotland, St John Street. Eobert Horn, agent

C. BurnesSj teller ; Eobert Bannister, clerk Branches. Agents. Blairgowrie, Alexander Eobertson Callander, A. M 'Donald

Draw on Coutts & Company ; Smith, Payne, & Smiths,

London ; Bank of England and Branches, &c.

British Linen Company, 77 George Street. John Conning, agent William Eitchie, accountant and teller Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London

Commercial Batik of Scotland, South Street. Thomas Soutar, agent

John Macreath, accountant ; Andrew Eichardson, porter Branches. Agents. Blairgowrie, James Anderson Comrie, Archibald Ballantyne CriefF, William Brown Dunkeld, James H. Stuart Newburgh, Alexander Laing Pitlochry, Alex. M'Naughton

National BanTc of Scotland, 5 High Street. D. L. Jolly, agent

William Eodgie, accountant ; P. A. M'Currach, teller Draw on Glyn, Mills, & Co., and the Union Bank of London. Branches. Agents. Coupar-Angus, David Clark

Kirriemuir, , J. B. Brand COMMERCIAL LISTS. 139

Boyal Bank of Scotland, 20 High Street, Patrick Soutar, agent

M'Gregor, teller and accountant ; W. S. Jolmstone, clerk John ; James Young, porter Draw on Messrs Coutts & Co., and Bank of England Branch. Agent. Methven, John Doctor

City of Glasgow Bank, 30 George Street. Andrew Cunningham, agent AVilliam Scott, accountant Draw on London Joint-Stock Bank A Savings Bank exists in connection with this Branch Branches. Agents.

Comrie, ..<. J. M'Farlane Cupar, William Duncan Crieff, James M'Kosty Falkland, Charles GuUand Ferry-Port-on-Craig, James White Kinross, Henry Maitland Leven, John Smith Milnathort,.., Henry Maitland

Savings Banh of the City and County of Perth, 1 Crescent. Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier William Barclay, accountant Duly agreed to and sanctioned in terms of the Acts of Parlia- ment, 9th Geo. IV. c. 92 ; 3d William IV. c. 14 ; 5th and 6th

William IV. c. 57 ; and 7th and 8th Vic. c. 83. Established 7th December, 1838.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

New Year's Day, -^ Jan, 1 Eestoration of King Martyrdom of King Charles 11.,^ May 29 Charles I. Jan. 30 Queen's Accession, ~^*,~June 20 Queen's Marriage, Feb. 10 Queen's Coronation,-^~«June 28 Good Friday, April 2 Gunpowder Plot, ~^~^~Nov. 5 Queen's Birthday, May 24 Christmas Day, Dec. 25

FAIRS.

First of Luke, 1 st Frid. of Mar. St John's Day, 1st Frid. of Sep. Palm-Sun-e'en, 1st Frid. of April Little Dunning, 3d Frid. of Oct. Midsummer, 1st Frid. of July Andrewsmas, 2d Frid. of Dec. Sbeep& Wool, 1st Tues.of July . ...

140 COMMERCIAL LISTS.

SHIPPING OF THE POET OF PEKTH. Sl. signifies Sloop, Sc. Schooner, Br. Brig.

1 rr: OWNERS OR AGENTS. K BUILT. H

Agnes, , Sc. Peter Graham, 88 1841 Agnes Campbell, Sc. D. Pitblado, 71 1854 Agnes Christie, Sc. P. Christie, 78 1854 Albion, SI. Anderson & others, 37 1847 Amethyst, Sc. Lyell & Dow, 79 1853 Ann Fleming, Sc. James Ii-vine, 82 1855 Anna Bella, Sc. William Brown, 87 1858 Arba, Sc, S. Donaldson, 63 1836 Ballark, Br. Easson & Wallace, 137 1856 Betsy, SI. William Thomson, 20 1844 Betsy and Isabella, Sc. Cameron & Brown, 77 1829 Breeze, Sc. P. Kinnear, 84 1854 Cecilia and Matilda, Sc. J. Pitkeathly, 83 1853 Clipper, Sc. William Brown, 64 1845 Countess of Leven and Melville, Sc. John Dickman, 84 1846 Dean of Guild, Sc. George Jardine, 73 1856 Dunkeld, SI. William Robertson, 62 1835 Eclipse, Sc. Peter Graham, 98 1848 Elizabeth, Sc. Graham & Hay, 67 1850 Eliza, Br. J. and T. Simpson, 195 1856 Eliza, Sc. Robert Cameron, 78 1820 Fair City, Sc. James Graham, 115 1854 Favourite, Sc. David Edwards, 59 1793 Fergus, Sc. J. Pitkeathly 79 1855 Gleam, Sc. J. M. Gilliwie, 64 1840

Halls, Br. Cowperthwaite and Hall,. . 164 1850 Helen, SI. John Muckersie, 20 1851 Helen Inglis, Sc. Mrs Inglis, 81 1852 Hope, Sc. James M'Laren, 58 1825 Isabella, Br. D. Pitblado, 123 1855 Isabella Millar, Sc. Peter Christie, 110 1858 Jane, Steamer, J. Falshaw, h\ 1853 Jane, Sc. George Burns, 67 1851 Jane Cameron, Sc. John Cameron, 97 1856 Janet Pitblado, Br. David Pitblado, 225 1851 John Fergus, Sc. W. Crarer, 56 1848 John & Jean, Sc. W. and J. Panton, 72 1837 John & May, Sc. J. Pitblado, 78 1856 Lady Campbell, Br. C. Calder, 99 1848 Lancefield, Sc. James T. Anderson, 95 1850 Lord Provost, Sc. James Graham, 83 1855 Lord Hollo, Sc. Mailler and Kelt, 129 1856

Louisa, SI John Pitblado, . 57 1821 Magog, Br. George Donaldson, 189 1832 Margaret, Sc John Cameron, 72 1851 Mai-garet, SI. James Sharp, 17 1835 Margaret, Sc. George Donaldson, 98 1857 Mart, SI. G. Donaldson, 47 1825 Mary Stuart, Br. David Fotheringham, 130 1857 Monarch, Steamer, John Cowperthwaite, 19 1838

Newport, Steamer, J. Dewar and J. Pullar, . . 65 1853 Sir R. Preston, Sc. Thomas Gibson, 66 1832 Tarsappie, SI. William Anderson, 15 1833 Thistle, Sc. William Graham, 64 1854 Vigilant, Sc. Thomas Gibson, 75 1857 Vine, Sc. M'Lagan, 50 1841 Warrior, Screw Steamer, William H. Porter, 302 1855 Wave, SI. E,odon Sti-achan, 22 1857 COMMERCIAL LISTS. 141

TIDE TABLE, SHOWING THE TIME OF HIGH WATER AT

DUNDEE. PERTH Proposed morning dep. MOEN. Even. Morn. Even. FROM | 5 ^ | s s s s i< H. M. H. M. 1^ H. M. H. M.

1 2 20 2 39 1 3 35 3 54 Dundee. 2 2 58 3 16 2 4 13 4 31 3 3 35 3 54 3 4 50 5 9 Perth. 4 4 13 4 32 4 5 28 5 47 5 4 51 5 11 5 6 6 6 26 6 5 32 5 65 6 6 27 7 10 7 6 18 6 47 7 7 33 8 2 8 7 16 7 49 8 8 31 9 4 9 8 22 9 — 9 9 37 10 15 Dundee. 10 9 39 10 15 10 10 54 11 30 11 10 52 11 19 11 — 7 — 34 12 11 46 — 5 12 1 1 1 20 13 — 25 — 45 13 1 40 2 — 14 1 5 1 27 14 2 20 2 42 15 1 50 2 10 15 3 5 3 25 16 2 30 3 49 16 3 45 4 4 17 3 8 3 27 17 4 23 4 42 18 3 46 4 5 18 5 1 5 20 Perth. 19 4 24 4 42 19 5 39 5 57 20 5 3 5 24 20 6 18 6 39 21 5 46 6 10 21 7 1 7 25 22 6 35 7 5 22 7 50 8 20 23 7 35 8 11 23 8 50 9 26 24 8 48 9 26 24 10 3 10 41 Dundee. 25 10 5 10 40 25 11 20 11 55 26 11 14 11 45 26 — 29 1 — 27 — — — 10 27 1 15 1 25 28 — 36 1 — 28 1 51 2 15 29 1 19 1 35 29 2 34 2 50 30 1 50 2 5 30 3 15 3 20

The Steam-Packet.—The time of sailing may be ascertained from the above table. 1st, Note the Moon's age ; 2cl, On a line with the age of the Moon will be found the time of high water at Perth or Dundee. The Boats generally sail from Dundee two hours before, and from Perth about high water. ———

142 PROFESSIONAT. LISTS.

PROFESSIONAL LISTS.

ASSUKANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.

British Guarantee, Melville Jameson Caledonian Fire and Life,~~ J. & G. Condie City of Manchester rire,^. Thomas Eichardson Colonial Life,-^. ^^^ Melville Jameson Commercial Life, James M. Honey-

Edinburgh Life, , M'Kenzie & Dickson English and Scottish Law, ~.^«. Alex. Eobertson and Ebt. Buist European Law, Eobert Greig Family Endowment, Andrew Davidson ^Forfarshire & Perthshire Fire, Melville Jameson Glasgow Assurance, James Thomas %^rcTpry,!!L'5! } J™- Mitchell Imperial Fire, ^ Alexander Eobertson

Insurance Co. of Scotland, in- > • t -nr t j m c i. ^- J^^^^on and T. Soutar corporated with the Alliance, T' Life Association of Scotland, Ja. Dewar & Son, & Jn. M'Leish London Fire and Life, W. & J. Eoss National Provincial, John Grant and A. King National Fire, . E. H. Moncrieff & Co. National Fire and Life, Soutar & M'Leish & T. Soutar North British Fire and Life,,^ D. L. Jolly and J. Spottiswoode North of Scotland Fire & Life, John Kemp

Northern Fire and Life, .. T. Eichardson & P. Palmer Norwich Union Fire and Life, Andrew Davidson People's Provident, Andrew Cunningham Phoenix Fire, ^ George Gray Eoyal Exchange Fire and Life, Eobert Lowe Eoyal Insurance, John Grahame Scottish Amicable, David Keay Scottish Sea Insurance, ^ ~ C. G. Sidey Scottish Equitable Life, Hunter & Conning Scottish Provident Institution, John Kippen Scottish Provincial, «. „^^ Laurence Eintoul ''''- Scottish Union Fi.e ^d Life,{ ' ^^t'pSt," a'^eS/' Scottish Widows' Fund, ^^ E. H. Moncrieff & Co. Standard Life, George Gray Star Life, James Mitchell

c; , T7<' J T 'x- f M'Kenzie & Dickson and John bun Fire and Lite, -j j^i^.^tart

The Age, . ~~^—^~~~ Thomas Graham & Co. The Times Fire and Life, David Irons United Kingdom Life, ^^^^ Horace Skeete United Kingdom Temperance \ . ^ ^^^^ Morton^^^^'^'"' and Provident Life, j West of England Fire and Life. James Barlas PROFESSIONAL LISTS. 143

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.

Absolon, George, M.D., 2 King Street Aitken, John, M.D., 48 South Methven Street Bramwell, James Patton, M.D., Barossa Place Christie, Robert, 34 High Street Fleming, David, 4 Cowrie Street, Bridgend Erew, David, Barossa Place Halket, David, 1 Charlotte Street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose Terrace Malcom, William, M.D., Athole Street Miller, James, 30 King Street Scott, David, Athole Street Stewart, John, M.D., 3 Charlotte Place Stirling, David, M.D., 22 St John Street Thomson, Eraser, M.D., 8 Athole Crescent Wallace, Isaac, M.D., 3 Charlotte Street White, Francis Isaac, M.D., 2 Athole Place

SICK NURSES,

Brown, Mrs, 26 Athole Street

Craigdallie, Mrs, 1 12 South Street Ferguson, Mrs, 78 Pomarium Gardiner, Miss Jane, 13 Skinnergate Holmes, Mrs John, Cherry Lane Holmes, Mrs, 246 High Street Henderson, Mrs, 34 South Street Isaac, Mrs John, 247 High Street Jack, Mrs Peter, 39 Commercial Street, Bridgend *M'Farlane, Mrs, 190 High Street *M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, senior, 199 High Street *M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, junior, 319 High Street Proudfoot, Mrs, 58 South Methven Street Robertson, Mrs, 184 South Street Robertson, Mrs James, 211 High Street Rodger, Mrs, 31 George Street *Smith, Mrs, 2 Canal Street Stimpson, Mrs, 50 High Street Wittet, Mrs, 8 Cross Street

Those marked * are also Midwifes

CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND-SURVEYORS.

Brown, Peter D., 20 Charlotte Street Mitchell, Thomas T., 3 Charlotte Place Morrison, Alexander, 30 George Street Ritchie, James, 7 Athole Place Waterston, John, 36 North Methven Street Young & Son, James, Watergate 144 rUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

AECHITECTS. Heiton, A. & A., York Place Eeaddie, James, Paradise Place Smart, David, 5 George Street

FOREIGN VICE-CONSULS.

Prussian and Danish Vice-Consul, for Pertli and Newburgh- Robert Lowe, agent, St John's Place. Norwegian Vice-Consul—James Easson, Speygate.

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Edward, Thomas, 25 Meal Vennel Hay, Alexander, 63 South Street Jackson, John, Bridgend M 'Donald, Angus, 54 South Methven Street M'Farlane, Duncan, 15 Meal Vennel Todd, John, 74 St John Street Todd, Wilham, Athole Street

PRINCIPAL HOTELS. Royal George, 51 George Street, J. & A. Davidson Salutation, 24 South Street, John Kennedy Star, 22 Canal Street, Alexander Young British, Leonard Street, H. W. Pople Exchange, 30 George Street, Alexander M'Laren St John's, 6 St John's Place, Francis Cottrell King's Arms, 17 High Street, John Ruthven Champion, St. Ann's Lane, Graeme Ramage St Leonard's, Leonard Street, "William Scott Temperance, St John Street, John Carmichael

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. RAILWAYS. SCOTTISH CENTRAL. Incorporated 31s^ July, 1845.

Chairman of Directors, Hon. J. C. Dundas, Oran, Catterick, Yorkshire Deputy Chairman, Rober Bruce, Esq. of Kennet, Clackmannan OFFICIALS.

; Manager, John Latham Secretary, John Arthur Jamieson ;

Superintendent of Line, Colin Croll ; Locomotive Manager, Alex.

; Allan ; Goods Manager, Rbt. Butter Auditors, H. G. Watson and J. Morison; Solicitor, Arch. Reid; Station-Master, J. Chalmers. Head Offices and Passenger Station, -General Station, Perth.

J ;;

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 145

EAILWAYS— Continued.

SCOTTISH NORTH - EASTERN.

Incorporated 29^7i July, 1856.

Chairman of Directors, John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie Deputy-Chairman, Alexander Miller, Esq., Middlesex

OFFICIALS. Aberdeen —General Manager, Secretary, and Treasurer, George

Keith ; Goods Manager, William Esphn ; Resident Engineer, John

Willet ; Locomotive Superintendent, Thomas Yarrow ; Auditors,

George Marquis and James Morison ; Solicitors, Chalmers & Far- quhar, Aberdeen, and C. Kerr & Co., Dundee.

Perth—Manager, Thomas Johnstone ; Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Head Offices, Aberdeen; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

EDINBURGH, PERTH, AND DUNDEE.

Incorjporated 1847.

Chairman of Directors, John Balfour, Esq. of Balbirnie Deputy-Chairman, Sir William Dunbar, Bart., M.P., Edinburgh

OFFICIALS. Edinburgh—General Manager and Secretary, Henry Lees

Goods Manager, P. M'Pherson ; Locomotive Superintendent, Ro-

bert Nicholson ; Solicitor, Stodart M'Donald, S.S.C. ; Auditors, H. G. Watson and James Jobson Dickson. ' Perth—Manager, D. Innes; Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Plead Offices, 19, Princes Street, Edinburgh ; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

DUNDEE, PERTH, AND ABERDEEN.

Incorporated 15th June, 1855.

Chairman of Directors, The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird Deputy Chairman, Sir P. M. Thriepland, Bart., of Fingask

OFFICIALS. Dundee — Secretary, Robert Allison ; Manager, Robert Small Treasurer, James Matthew ; Locomotive Superintendent, David

West ; Law Agents, Shiel & Small ; Auditors, William Myles and John Sturrock. Perth—Manager and Station-Master, William Garvie.

Offices, Head Dundee ; Passenger Station, Princes Street, Perth. N 146 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

EAILWAYS— Continued. PEETH AND DUNKELD.

Incorporated lOth July, 1854.

Chainnan of Directors, The Earl of Mansfield, Scone Palace DeputyChairman, Archibald Butter, Esq. of Faskally

OFFICIALS.

Secretary, Thomas Fyfe ; Engineer, James W. Stewart ; Station- Master, James Chalmers.

Head Offices and Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

PEETH, ALMOND VALLEY, AND METHVEN.

Incorporated 29th July, 1856.

DIRECTOES.

WilHam Smythe, Esq., William Thomson, Esq., W. S. Turnbull, Esq., William Peddie, Esq., G. E. Mercer, Esq., and George Patton, Esq.

Secretary, Thomas Johnstone ; Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Head Offices and Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

EAILWAY CAEEIEES.

Wordie & Co., Mill Street, Agents for Scottish Central and Scottish North-Eastern.

Howie & Co., General Terminus, Agents for Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.

Alexander Wannan, Princes Street, Agent for Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen.

CAB PEOPEIETOES.

Eobert Walker, 58, George Street George Mess, 15, South Street Mr Eitchie, 163, High Street, and 25, Mill Street Alexander Young, 22, Canal Street ...... ,.

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 147

COUNTRY CARRIEES.

WHERE FROM. NAMES. WHERE LOBGED. DEPARTURES.

Aberfeldy, ... Dn. M'Gregor, . 15 Mill Street, .... Wednesday

Aberfeldy, Wm . Hendry, . 179 High Street, . . Tues. and Frid.

Abernethy, Alex. Easson, . St Ann's Lane, Tues. and Frid.

Auchterarder, . David Fenton, . 71 High Street, .... Tues. and Frid.

Auchterarder, . David Martin,... 123 High Street, . Tues. and Frid.

Auchtermuchty, Wm. Oliphant, . 52 South Street, Tues. and Frid. Badenoch, .... — Halden, 27 Mill Street, .... Thursday Balbeggie, Andw. Mitchell, 71 High Street, .... Wed. and Frid. Ballechin, Alex. Kennedy, 15 Mill Street, .... Tuesday Bankfoot, Jn. M'Farlane,.. 123 High Street, .. Tues. and Frid.

Blair-Athole, . . Wm. Forbes,.... 71 High Street, .... Thursday

Blairgowrie, . Robert Baxter,.. 7 High Street, Tues. and Frid.

Breadalbane, . . — M'Phei'Son,. 15 Mill Street, Wednesday

Bridge of Earn, James Lowe,... 52 South Street, . . Tues. and Frid. Bridge of Earn, Wm. Oliphant,. 52 South Street, Tues. and Frid.

Bridge of Isla, . David Reid, 71 High Street, .... Friday

Bridge of Tilt, . Wm. Forbes, 71 High Street, Thursday

Burreltown, James Bruce, . 7 High Street, Friday Caputh, — Galletly, .... 7 High Street, Friday

CoUace, — Young, 33 St John Street, . Friday

Comrie, Peter M'Ansh, .. 126 High Street, . Tuesday

Coshieville, Jas. Proudfoot,.. 123 High Street, . Wednesday

Co.-Angus, James Bruce, . Kirkside, Friday

Crieff, James Dewar, . 126 High Street, . Tues. and Frid. Crieff, — Mitchell, 123 High Street, .... Tues. and Frid.

Dunkeld, Wm. Hendiy, . 15 Mill Street, Friday Dunkeld, — Dow, 15 Mill Street, .... Friday

Dunning, John Ritchie, . 126 High Street, . Tues. and Frid. Dunning, David Gardner, 95 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Errol, Mrs Howie, 7 High Street, Tues. and Frid. Falkland, Wm. Oliphant,.. 51 South Street, Tues. and Frid.

Fortingall, . . . Jn. M'Dougall,.. 126 High Street, . Wednesday

Fowlis, James M'Lellan, 165 High Street, . Friday Glenlyon, James Reid, .... 71 High Street, Tuesday Inverness Mill Street, Thursday and \ D. Cameron, . 15

Kingussie, j Thomas Dott, . 27 Mill Street, Thursday Wednesday Kenmore, Finlay M'Nab, . 15 Mill Street, Kettle, Wm. Oliphant,.. 51 South Street, Tues. and Frid.

Kirkmichael,. . James Dewar, . 15 Mill Street, Tuesday Kinross, Wm. Oliphant,.. 51 South Street, Tues. and Frid.

Logierait, A. Kennedy, . 15 Mill Street, Tuesday Madderty, Andw. Crockart, 95 High Street, Friday Tues. and Frid. Methven, R. Donaldson, . 10 South Methven St Methven, — Halley, .... 51 South Street, .... Tuesday

Milnathort, — Oliphant, . 51 South Street, Tuesday Newburgh, A. Williamson,.. 123 High Street, .... Friday

Pitlochry, Wm. Hendry, . 179 High Street .... Tues. and Frid.

Rait, George Dow, . Cross Keys Kirkside Friday

Rannoch D. Cameron, . 71 High Street, Wednesday Rannoch, James Duff, 71 High Street, .... Wednesday Rannoch, Arch. Cameron, 71 High Street, Wednesday

Smithyhaugh, . David Martin, . 123 High Street, . Tues. and Frid,

Stanley, — Stewart, . . . 244 High Street, . Tues. and Frid.

Stanley, Pauley, 126 High Street, . Tues. and Frid. Spittalfleld, Robert Galletly, 7 High Street, Friday

Strathmiglo, . Wm. Oliphant,.. 51 South Street,.... Tues. and Frid. Strowan, Rob. Robertson, 15 Mill Street, Thursday Weem, John Menzies,.. 71?High Street, Wednesday 148 ECCLESIASTICAI. LISTS.

ECCLESIASTICAL LISTS.

THE CLEKGY AND THEIE PLACES OF WOESHIP.

Baptist Chapel, .-,.. 193, South Street, ... Joseph Clare

Congregational, ... Canal Crescent, John Pillans Do., ... Mill Street, W. D. Knowles Estab. Churches— East, St John's Place, J. Elder Cumming Middle, Do., John Murdoch St Leonard's, King Street, John F. Thomson St Paul's, St Paul's Square, Archibald Fleming St Stephen's (Gaelic) Canal Street, Mungo M'Gilchris^t West, St John's Place, Robert Milne, A.M. Evangelical Union, Meal Vennel, William Adamson Free Churches— KinnouU Street, ... 227, High Street, ... John Y. Walker

Middle, Carpenter Street, ... Thorn. Dymock, A.M. St Leonard's, Victoria Street, John Milne StStephen's (Gaelic) Newrow, John Tulloch Territorial, South Street, Walter Davidson

West , Mill Street, Andrew Gray, A.M.

Free Secession,* ... York Place, John Z. Huie Glassite, High Street, Various Original Seceders, South Street, Thomas Manson Eoman Catholic, ... Melville Street, George Eigg U. Presbyterian— East, South Street, William Lindsav North, High St. & Mill St., Eobert Cameron

o ,1 TT- 1 cii ± f John Newlands, D.D. ^«"th, High Street, rpj^^^^^ | j^^jH^^

Wesley. Methodist, South Street, , ... Jabez Palmer Episcopalians, St John's Baptist, Princes Street, William Blatch

f E. B. K. Fortescue

St Ninians, Athole Street, ^ j ^ ggH^^.

i Eobert Campbell * Presently worshipping in Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, South Street.

SACEAMENTAL FAST-DAYS. Thursday before second Sunday of April, and fourth Sunday of October. SOCIETY FOE THE LIBEEATION OF EELIGION FEOM STATE-PATEONAGE AND CONTEOL. A Committee, consisting of the Dissenting Ministers of Perth, and fourteen Directors, of whom David Morton is Convener. . —

LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 149

ST JOHN'S YOUNG- MEN'S SOCIETY FOR RELIGIOUS IMPROVEMENT.

Instituted 22d April, 1855.

Hon. President, Hugh Barclay, LL.D. ; President, Charles

Coutt ; Vice-President, David Innes ; Secretary, James A. Mur-

doch ; Treasurer, Alexander Dewar ; Librarian, John Carnegie. Meets every Sabbath morning, at Eight o'clock, in the General Session-House, Kirkside

AUXILIARY LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Secretaries, John Garie and Joseph Bower ; Treasurer, John Gi-ay.

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY.

President, Edward Strathearn Gordon, Sheriff of the County; Vice-Presidents, Hugh Barclay, LL.D., James Dewar, W. S. Turnbull, and Alexander Macduff; Secretaries, Rev. James Grier- son, D.D., Rev. W. D. Knowles, B.A., and Rev. Thomas Brown:

Treasurer, Joseph Bower, George Street ; Depository, David Irons. 29, St John Street.

YOUNG MEN'S RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.

President, John Garie ; Vice-President, James Pirrie ; Secretary

Peter Anderson : Treasurer, Robert M'Nab.

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY AND STIRLING TRACT DEPOSITORIES.

Agents, D. & J. Irons, 29, St John Street.

LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. NEWSPAPERS.

Perthshire Advertiser and Strathmore Journal, published every Thursday morning—Office, Kirk Close, 80, High Street. Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Central Scottish Advertiser, published every Thursday morning— Offices, 14, High Street, and 23, George Street. Perthshire Journal and The News, published every Thursday and Saturday morning respectively— Of&ces, Kirkside.

The Northern Warder and General Advertiser for the Counties of Perth, Fife, and Forfar, published every Thursday morning Office, 94, High Street. N 2 —

150 LITERARY AND EOnCATlONAL LISTS.

PEKTH LIBRARY. Curators, Major Jelf Sharp, Thomas Dow, Dr William Hender- son, Major Salmon, James Spottiswoocle, William Ross, General

Lindsay, Archibald TurnbuU, and James Ross ; Treasurer, Robert

Buist ; Librarian, G. M. Lennie. Open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, from 1 till 8 p.m.

MECHANICS' LIBRARY.

Instituted 24:th November, 1823. Library-Room, Hammerman's Hall, 173, High Street. Open on Monday and Wednesday from 8 till half-past 9 p.m., and on

Saturday from half-past 7 till 9 p.m. Entry Money, Is. ; Subscrip- tion, Id. per week. Librarian, John Sprunt, Charter Lane.

ST JOHN'S PUBLIC READING-ROOM,

David Spence, 25, St John Street.

SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Seminaries, Rose Terrace, r Thomas Miller, LL.D.,F.R.S.E., Rector's Department, •< Rector (a. Miller, A.M., Assistant Grammar do William D. Steele, Rector English do A. B. Smith Writing do John Smith, A.M. Modern Languages, Henry F. F. Schaefer Drawing, Painting, &c...... William Brown East Church, Kinnoull Street, David Laird Adams Middle do., Meal Vennel, ... Vacant West do.. So. William St., Adam Laidlaw Free St Leonard's, Victoria St., Hugh Thomson Free West, Mill Street, James Moir National, Watergate, Thomas Miller Do. Newrow, James Crichton ^Stewart's Free, Mill Street, ... Robert Peddie Commerc. Acad., Kinnoull St., A Greig & Son ' English do., do., John M'Neill Do. do., Stormont St. A. & R. Duncan Classical do., Athole St.,... James Davidson,

Drawing Academy, Athole St., . James Cranstoun f Rev. J. A. Sellar, M.A., Rector /-I .1 1 1 Ai.1 1 oi J. Cathedral, Athole Street, \ Cxeorge Preston, Assistant Catholic, Melville Street, Miss E. Cottar * The Eight Deacons of the Incorporated Trades Trustees. Number of boys not to exceed 96 to the Day-School, and 24 to the

Evening Class, above the age of 7, and under 9 years ; and they may continue their education 7 years from each distinct period. ;

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 151

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMARY.

Life Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane.

DIRECTORS EX-OFPICIO.

For the Count}/—The Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull ; Wil- liam Stirling, Esq., M.P. ; William Smythe, Esq. ; Hugh Barclay,

Esq. For the Citij—The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; William

Imrie, Lord Provost ; John Kemp, First Bailie ; D. Stuart, Dean of Guild ; Peter Tait, Convener of the Trades ; John Conning, President of the Society of Solicitors.

LIFE DIRECTORS. William Wedderspoon and John Flockhart, Trustees of Dr

Patrick Brown ; William Henderson, M.D., Trustee of Miss Stewart. ORDINAKY DIRECTORS. For the City —J. Marshall, James Roy, R. Hay Robertson, Robert Stirling, K. Hewat, William Archer, and David Ross.

Chairman, William Smythe, Esq. ; Deputy- Chairman, William Imrie, Lord Provost. The Chairman and Deputy-Chairman are members of all Committees. The Directors meet on the second Wednesday of every month, at 1 p.m.

Secretaries, Archibald Reid and Robert Martin ; Treasurers, W. and J. Ross, 37, George Street ; Visiting Surgeons, Fraser Thom- son, 8, Crescent, and Robert Christie, 34, High Street ; House

Surgeon, Andrew Buist, M.D. ; District Surgeon, George Absolon,

M.D. ; Assistant Apothecary, James C. Thomson ; Matron, Miss Dinning; Janitor, James Paton.

JAMES MURRAY'S ROYAL ASYLUM FOR LUNATICS.

Chairman, WilHam Peddie. Esq. of Blackruthven. DIRECTORS EX-OPFICIO.

The Right Hon. the Earl of Kinnoull ; Hugh Barclay, LL.D.

William Imrie, Lord Provost ; David Stuart, Dean of Gmld ; John

Kemp, First Bailie ; John Conning, President of the Society of

Procurators ; Peter Tait, Convener of the Trades ; Rev. Archibald Fleming, Minister of St Paul's Church.

ANNUAL DIRECTORS. General John Murray Belshes, Dr Bruce A. Bremner, Robert Buist, James Dewar, the Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, the Right Hon. Lord RoUo, Wilham Smythe, David Wedderspoon, WiUiam Thomson, J. M. Nairne, D. L. Jolly, and Archibald Turnbull. ;;

152 CHAPJTABLE AND BEJy^EVOLENT LISTS.

MUREAY'S EOYAL ASYLVM— Continued.

LIFE DIKECTOES. William Peddie, Alexander H. M. Belslies, Jolin Beatson Bell, and Andrew Kelty, M.D.

Physician, William Malcom, M.D. ; Eesident Medical Superin-

tendent, W. Lauder Lindsay, M.D. ; Eesident Medical Assistant,

John Lorimer, M.D. ; Chaplain, Eev. John Paton ; Joint Sees, and Treasurers, Mackenzie & Dickson; Auditors, J. & E. Morison Matron, Matilda Geddings; Housekeeper, Ann Muirhead Shearer.

PUBLIC BATHS—Mill Street.

President, The Lord' Provost ; Vice-Presidents, C. Grego and

Martin ; Treasurer, Thomas Thomas Taylor ; Secretary, Eobert

Eichardson ; House-Superintendent, John Hood ; Female Depart- ment, Mrs Hood.

MODEL LODGING-HOUSE— Skinnergate.

Chairman of Committee, The Lord Provost ; Superintendent, George Nicol.

SOUP KITCHEN—75 Canal Street. Managing Committee, Lord Provost Imrie, Sheriff Barclay, Bailie Farney, D. Morton, John Todd, James Gardiner, and D.

Irons ; Secretary and Treasurer, Patrick Soutar.

INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY.

Instituted January 25, 1830.

Patron, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane ; President,

H. Barclay, LL.D. ; Vice-Presidents, David Greig and John

Flockhart ; Secretary and Treasurer, James Barlas ; Storekeeper and Officer, D. M'Gregor, 174, South Street.

SOCIETY FOE THE BELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN.

Patroness, The Eight Plonourable the Countess of Kinnoull Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs Craigie, 22, George Street.

LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY FOE CLOTHING DESEEVING INDIGENT WOMEN AND OEPHAN GIRLS.

Instituted 1825.

Patroness, The Eight Honourable Dowager Lady Gray ; Joint- Secretaries, Mrs Barclay and Miss Lumsdaine. CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 153

LADIES' HOUSE OF EEFUGE FOR DESTITUTE GIRLS—Ceaigie.

Instituted December, 1843.

Patroness, The Most Noble the Marchioness of Breadalbane '

President, the Hon. Mrs Arthur Kinnaird ; Vice-Presidents, Mrs Glas Sandeman of Bonskeid, Mrs General Lindsay, Early Bank, Mrs Stuart of Annat, and Mrs Thomson of Balgowan;

Treasurer, David Craigie ; Auditor, General Lindsay ; Physician, Dr Secretaries, and Mrs J. W. Jamieson. Frew ; Mrs Adam

DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY FOR PERTH & BRIDGEND. Instituted 1808.

President, Bobert Buist ; Secretary and Treasurer, David Hepburn.

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Committee, Charles Graham Sidey, George L. Cornfute. and

James Dewar ; Secretary and Treasurer, David Peat. This Society was formed in Perth in 1817, as an Auxiliary Society to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S HOSPITAL.

Trustees, the Ministers and Elders ; Hospital-Master, Thomas

Thomson ; Law Agent, James Condie ; Clerk, Robert Buist.

* HOSPITAL SCHOOL—Hospital. Patrons, The Lord Provost, Magistrates, Town Council, and

General Session ; Teacher, Duncan. J3u£f.

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY FOR DESTITUTE BOYS— Hospital.

Instituted \st Junuary, 1843.

President, The Lord Provost ; Vice-Presidents, Hugh Barclay,

LL.D. and C. G. Sidey ; Secretary and Treasurer, Melville

Jameson ; Master, Serjeant Ferguson ; Female Superintendent, Mrs Ferguson.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY- Hospital. Instituted 1846.

Patronesses, Her Grace the Duchess of Athole and the Right

Honourable Lady Kinnaird ; President, The Right Honourable Lady Liicy Grant. Subscriptions received by the Secretary and Treasurer, at Nos. 12, South Street, and 3, Rose Terrace. —

154 SPORTING- LISTS.

THE SEYMOUE MUNRO FREE SCHOOL. Life-Trustees, Managers, and Directors—Hugh Barclay, LL.D.,

William Smythe of Metliven ; AlexanderM'Duff of Bonhard ;

Archibald Turnbull of Bellwood ; William Johnstone, banker,

Glasgov/ ; Eobert Jameson, writer, Glasgow. For the time being—

The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute ; the Lord Provost ; the Senior

Bailie ; the Dean of Guild ; the Convener of Trades ; the Presi- dent of the Society of Solicitors; the Ministers of the East, Middle, West, and St Paul's Churches—each for four years in

rotation ; and the Moderator of the Established Presbytery of Perth. Clerk, Patrick Soutar.

INFANT SCHOOLS—6, Kino Street. Instituted 1827. Patroness, The Right Honourable Lady Ruthven.

I. Macpherson Mistress of the Girl's School, Miss Isabella ; Mistress of the Boy's School, Mrs Blair. Upwards of 240 Children and 20 Monitresses are taught writing, arithmetic, geogTaphy, and English reading and gram- knitting, crochet. The mar ; also, sewing, plain and fancy and Fees are One Penny per week for each pupil.

SPORTING LISTS.

RACES AND HUNT.

Preses, The Earl of Mansfield ; Stewards, The Struan and H. J.

Drummond ; Secretary and Treasurer, George Moncrieff.

ROYAL GOLFING SOCIETY.

Captain, "Viscount Stormont ; Councillors, Lord Charles Kerr,

Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, Bart., G. Gray, and Geo. Condie ; Chaplain,

J. P. Brown ; Medalist, J. Pringle. Rev. Anderson ; Secretary, D.

CRICKET CLUB. Walker Secre- Captain, George Condie ; Lieutenant, Robert ; taiy and Treasurer, Alexander Morrison.

ST JOHN'S CURLING CLUB. Instituted llth February, 1841 Admitted into the Royal Club, July, 1841.

Patron, Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, Bart., of Moncrieffe ; President, Storer Representative Charles Shedden ; Vice-President, John ; George Members, W. Crockart and P. M'Currach ; Treasurer,

Bruce ; Secretary, John M'Naughton, —

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 156

PERTH CUELING CLUB.

Instituted Qth February, 1841 Admitted into the Boyal Club, July, 1841.

Patron, Right Hon. Lord Panmure; President, D. Stuart ; Vice-

President, Thomas Richardson ; Representative Member, Archi- bald Reid; Chaplain, Rev. John Anderson; Secretary and Treasurer, David Keay.

BOWLING CLUB. President, William Imrie; Vice-President, D. Stuart; Trea- surer, William Murdoch ; Secretary, Robert Martin.

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. President, The Most Noble the Marquess of Breadalbane ; Vice- Presidents, The Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, The Right Hon. Tjord Gray, Sir P. Murray Thriepland, Bart., Sir J. S. Richardson, Bart., J. Mellis Nairne, Alexander M'DufF, and William Imrie,

Lord Provost ; Council of Management, Hugh Barclay, LL.D., William Blair, James Thomas, J. M'Euen Gray, Dr W. Hender- son, C. G. Sidey, Major H. J. Sharp, T. Miller, LL.D., F.R.S.E.,

Robert Buist, David Wedderspoon, and James Dewar ; Secretary,

William Brown ; Treasurer, William Ross ; Hon. Librarian, D.

Hepburn ; Curator of Museum, John Coutt.

The Museum of the Society, in the Monument, is open every lawful day, from 1st June to 30th September; and during the other part of the year, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 1 till 3 p.m. Visitors (unaccompanied by a Member) are admitted by paying Sixpence each at the door.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE.

Patroness, Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen ; President,

James Graeme of Garvock ; Vice-President, W. S. Turnbull of

Huntingtower ; Practical Vice-President, M'Donald, Kin-

fauns ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Archibald Turnbull of Bellwood.

This Society meets annually in the County Buildings, Perth, for competition in fruits, flowers, &c.

PATRIOTIC SOCIETY.

Hon. Secretary, W. Ross, solicitor, 37, George Street.

The ground occupied by this Society contains 169 Garden Plots, let at Is. 6d. per fall. Number of Tenants about 120. —;

156 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

OENITHOLOGICA.L SOCIETY.

President, The Eight Hon. Lord Kinnaird ; Vice-President,

Charles F. Walsh ; Treasurer, D. Stev/art ; Hon. Secretaries A. Cochrane and D. Brown.

PERTESHIKE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.

President, William Blair ; Vice-Presidents, James Bell and

David Morton ; Treasurer, Hugh Young ; Secretary, John B.

Sime ; Registrar, John Mitchell ; Officer, James Roy.

PERTH BRANCH OF THE FREE CHURCH ABSTAINERS' SOCIETY FOR SUPPRESSION OF INTEMPERANCE.

President, J. Flockhart ; Vice-President^ P. Anderson; Secre- tary and Treasurer, John Lumsdaine, M.D.

HIGHLAND AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Instituted 1819 and 1844.

Patron, The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird ; Chief, Charles C. Stuart

Vice-Chief, Robert Menzies ; Chaplain, Rev. Mungo M'Gilchrist

Medical Officer, Isaac Wallace, M.D. ; Secretary, James Scott

Treasurer, David Robertson ; Officer, A Soutar.

CHORAL SOCIETY. Committee, Jonathan President, John Barlas ; Leslie, William Bisset, James M'Nicoll, James Readdie, and Charles TuUoch ;

Conductor, Edward Herbert ; Secretary, William Taylor.

GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND.

Governor, James Stewart ; Chaplain, Rev. William Brown

Visiting Physician, William Malcom, M.D. ; Resident Surgeon,

James Bruce Thomson ; Matron, Janet Beattie ; Clerk, William

M'Donald ; Sub-Matron, Jane Wright ; Superintendent of Juvenile and Imbecile Prisoners, John Anderson ; Head Warder, John

Baird ; Male Teachers, James Baxter, John Duncan, James

M'Laurin, WiUiam Ferguson, and James Kerr ; Female Teachers, Catherine M'Donald, Jane Gregor, Mary Moncur, Alice Brown- smith, and Eliza Ross.

Master Extraordinary for Scotland of the Court of Chancery Melville Jameson, solicitor.

Keeper of Register of Sasines—John Kemp, solicitor. ;;

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. v 157

SCONE AND PERTH MASONIC LODGE.

John M'Kay, R.W.M. ; John Baird, D.M. ; John Thomson,

; Thomson, J.W. S.D.M. ; John M'Lauchlan, S.W. James ;

Secretary, Thomas Gorrie ; Proxy- Treasurer, Eobert Peters ; Master, Samuel Rathbone.

ST ANDREW'S MASONIC LODGE. Right Worshipful Master, Right Hon. the Earl of Mansfield

Past-Master, W. Peddie ; Depute-Master, Archibald Eeid ; Senior

Warden, John M'Lean ; Junior Warden, Geo. W. Absolon ; Secre- tary, Melville Jameson; Treasurer, William Maury; Chaplain,

Rev. A. Falconer ; Tyler, Sergeant George Gordon.

ROYAL ARCH MASONIC LODGE.

Right Worshipful Master, Robert Martin ; Past-Master, John

Morrison ; Depute-Master, James Ower ; Substitute-Master, John

Stewart ; Senior Warden, John Young ; Junior Warden, Peter

Chalmers ; Treasurer, James Dewar ; Secretary, William Taylor ;

Senior Deacon, George Connacher ; Junior Deacon, James Scott

Steward, Alexander Young ; Chaplain, Rev. L. M'Lean ; Tyler,

Peter Robertson ; Edinburgh Proxy-Master, Robert Lyle.

GREYFRIARS AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIES.

The undertaker or person ordering a grave shall give information first to the Registrar of Deaths, &c. (Mr Buist, 6, Claarlotte Street), of the name and designation of the deceased, the age, place of

birth, and cause of death ; and next to the City-Chamberlain—the class of coffin and the day and hour of interment. TABLE OF DUES FOR INTERMENT,

Coffins covered with Cloth, for under 14 years of Age, £0 10 6 For l4 3^ears of Age, and upwards,.., 110 Coffins covered with Flannel, for under 14 years of Age, 7 For 14 years of Age, and upwards, 12 6

Plain Coffins, for under 14 years of Age, • 3 For 14 years of Age, and upwards, 5

Note.—The Certificate from the Registrar of Deaths must be delivered to the Chamberlain before three o'clock, and notice to the Superintendent must be given before four o'clock of the after- noon— all of the day preceding the Interment. Non-compliance v/ith the above subjects the parties in Double Dues. The Superintendent will be in attendance at the Greyfriars from

10 till 11 a.m., and 3 till 4 p.m. ; at Wellshill, from half-past 11 a.m. till half-past 12 p.m., and from 4 till 5 p.m. The attendance at Wellshill, from 4 till 5 p.m., will not be continued during the winter months. Superintendent, John Farquharson, Charter Lane. —

158 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

NEW LICENCING SYSTEM. By the Act 9 Geo. IV., cap. 58, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the last Tuesday of April and the last Tuesday of October, in each year, to consider the appHcations for Licence

Certificates within Burgh ; and the Justices of Peace on the first Tuesday of May and the last Tuesday of October, in the County, with power to adjourn for seven lawful days after each meeting. The applications must be lodged, and a fee of 2s. paid, ten days previous to each meeting ; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Certificates except at these statutory periods. The following is the Perth district of the County, as appointed by the Quarter-Sessions on the 20th September, 1828 viz., Aberdalgie, Abernethy, Arngask, Dunbarney, Dron, Dunning, Forgandenny, Forteviot, Findogask, KinnouU, Methven, Moneydie, Redgorton, Rhynd, Scone, Tippermuir, Perth.

LICENCING COURTS.

First Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October. Quarter- Sessions, for hearing appeals in Licencing cases, held at Perth on the last Friday of May and third Friday of November. Applica- tions for Licences must be lodged, according to a printed form (to be had of the booksellers), with the Clerk ten days before the meeting, and appeals must be lodged within ten days before the Court. ACCOUNTANTS.

J. & E. Morison, Blackfriars Street John MacLeish, 18 High Street Robert Buist, jun., 6 Charlotte Street ADVERTISEMENTS.

^n»\ntnna (JloMKiraniies.

COUNTY FIEE OFFICE,

50, Regent Street, & 2, Royal Exchange Buildings.

ESTABLISHED 1806.

trustees. The Kt. Hon. Lord Northwick. Major-Gen. Chas. Eichard Fox. Sir Rd. Duckworth King, Bart. Frederick Squire, Esq. John Augustus Beaumont, Esq.

Wivutoxs. Sir Richard D. King, Bart. Thomas Barnard, Esq. Sir George R. shorn, Bart. Hrj. Blencowe Churchill, Esq. Major-Gen. Chas. Richard Fox. Abraham B. Herbert, Esq. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird,M.P The Rev. Isaac Spencer. Frederick Squire, Esq. WilHam Henry Stone, Esq. &c. &c. &c. Managing Director, John A. Beaumont, Esq. Secretary, Charles Stevens, Esq.

TT is now Fifty-five Years since the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE X was instituted, and it has been eminently successful. In addition to the Payment of all Claims which have arisen, the Directors have been further enabled to return to the parties insured Bonuses to the amount of nearly £200,000. The OfiSce continues to be conducted upon the same liberal principles which have hitherto characterised it, and which have secured to it from its first establishment so large a share of public support.

AaENTs—Robert Gow, jun., 71, Queen Street, Glasgow; Web- ster & Renny, W.S., Queen Street, and A. Grant, 22, London

Street, Edinburgh ; Walter Simpson, Shore, Leith ; John Wharton, Greenock; John M'Murtrie, Ayr; George Boyd, Dundee; John Shearer, Stirling.

Agent for Perth.

DAVID KEAY, Solicitor, 37, George Street. 160 ADVERTISEMENTS.

€i^kil0man ftiwtattjc^ tfi^mpna.

ESTABLISHED IN 1805.

Edinburgh [Head Office),...!^, GEOKGE STREET. London, .' 27, MOORGATE STREET. Dublin, 17, CROW STREET. Glasgoio, 64, ST VINCENT STREET. LIFE DEPARTMENT. LIFE ASSURANCE effected by various modes, to suit the circumstances of parties.

The Half-Credit System, so long acted upon by this Company, and very generally adopted by the Public, will be found to suit parties whose incomes at present are moderate, but who expect to be in better circumstances at a future period.

The Alternative Plan was originated with this Company in Scotland, and has been found very suitable in many cases.

No Extra Premium charged for going to Canada and Australia, nor for residence there.

The Life Funds are kept quite distinct from those of the Fire Department, while the expenses of management are defrayed by both branches, thus relieving the Life Department of a considerable charge incurred by a purely Life Establishment. The large proportion of the Profits of the business allocated to the Policy- holders has enabled the Directors to increase at each investigation the benefits to the Assured. No Entry-Money or Policy-Stamps.

Every information given to parties on the subject of Assurance. FIRE DEPARTMENT. THE Company Insures Houses, Manufactories, Rents, Furititure, Goods, and Merchandise, Farming Stock, and Shipping in port or dock, from loss and damage by Fire, upon liberal terms.

No charge is made for Policies when the sum insured amounts to £300, nor for Policies when the Insurance is transferred from other Companies.

Prospectuses, and every information, given gratis at the Head Office and Branches. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretary. Edinburgh, August, 1858.

Agents in Perth—Messes CONDIE, Writers. ADVERTISEMENTS. 161

ESTABLISHED 1710. SUN FIRE OFFICE, Xj O IsTID O 3^.

Insurances on almost every description of Property, IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, EFFECTED UPON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS.

^ettt mag ht Iti^ureti bg Special ligiftement.

CLAIMS PAID WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBEEALITY.

THE Policies of this Office extend to cover Losses by Fire from Lightning and by Explosion of Gas. The Assured are

not subject to any calls to make good Losses, and are free from all risk of Partnership.

FOKEIGN INSURANCES EFFECTED.

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON POLICIES EFFECTED FOR MORE YEARS THAN ONE.

SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

POLICIES effected with this Society now participate in four- fifths, or 80 per cent., of the Net Profits of the Society, according to the conditions contained in the Society's Prospectus.

The Premiums required by this Society for insuring Young

Lives are lower than those of many other Old Established Offices, and as low as those of most Offices. Tables of these Eates, with the conditions of Assurance, may be obtained from any of the Agents of the Sun Fire Office. Policy-

Stamps paid by the Office.

Agents for Perth. MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors. o 2 —

162 ADA'EKTISEMEXTS.

SCOTTISH uryjoN |iv^ m\& W^U ^muxmxa &i^m\mu^,

47, GEOKGE STREET, EDINBURGH;

37, CORNHILL, LONDON ; 52, DAME STREET, DUBLIN.

iftcovporaie"& tig iilogal Ct)aiter. Established 1824.

Governor, His Grace the Ddke of Hamilton. Deputy- Governor, Most Noble the Marquess of Queensberrv.

EXTRAORDINARY. SSltCCtOVS. ORDINARY. SirWm. A. Maxwell, Bart. Walter Biggar, Esq. John Learmonth, Esq. William Anderson, Esq. Alexander Morrison, Esq. James Dmican, Esq. Robert Robertson, Esq. James Wright, Esq. James White, Esq. Patrick Dalmahoy, Esq. Robert Mayne, Esq. Daniel Ainslie, Esq. John Scott, Esq. James Anstruther, Esq. George Napier, Esq. Hugh Bruce, Esq. Colonel Macdonald. Thomas Mansfield, Esq. James Cornwall, Esq. John Logan, Esq. Manager, George Ramsay, Esq. Physician, Dr MacLagan. Secretary, James Barlas, Esq. Solicitors, Messrs Ellis, W.S.

Auditor, Robert Spottiswoode, T> 7 f The National Bank. Bankers, { r^y • n i j Esq., C.A, ' i Ihe Commercial do. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATING SCHEME.—The Additions hitherto made to Policies average One and a Half per Cent, per Annum. The Bonus may be applied, at the option of the Assured, in any of the following ways :

I. It may he added to the sum Assured ; or II. Applied in Beduction of Future Premiums ; or III. Surrendered for its Present Value in Cash. LIFE-POLICY STAMPS paid by the Company. NO ENTRY-MONEY charged. NO EXTRA PREMIUM charged for residence in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, or the United Stales of America within certain limits. FIRE DEPARTMENT. PROPERTY of almost every description may be Insured against loss or damage by Fire, at moderate rates of Premium. Prospectuses, and all other information, may be had on application at the Head OfiBce, or at any of the Company's Agents. GEORGE RAMSAY, Manager. JAMES BARLAS, Secretary.

(DAVID HEPBURN, Solicitor. Agents at Perth,o ^^ j^ WEDDERSPOON, Solicitors. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 163

LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS, AND the soundness of the principles on which they are conducted, can only be thoroughly tested by time, as upwards of a quarter of a century must elapse ere the due fulfilment of their earliest Contracts. An Office is best recommended when the past history can be appealed to for benefits conferred.

EstabHshed in 1823, Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, and combining the security of a Proprietory with Mutual As- surance, has declared and paid accumulated Bonuses of £145 per cent., £110, £100, £85, £71, £65 per cent., and various others, according to the endurance and position of the Policies—the principles of division conferring the highest benefits on all First- Class Lives. The present character of the Company is exhibited in the result of a continued successful progress of upwards of thirty-three years. To 7iew Insurers, the best guarantee of the future is to be found in the pasi history and present position of the Company. An Annual Intermediate Bonus, conferring same benefits as in A.nnual Divisions, free from the objections to that system of division. Proposals considered from all classes of Assurers, for sums from £20 to £5000. Important privileges conferred on the Assured, under resolutions some time back adopted in favour of the Company's Policy- holders. No charge for Policy-Stamp, and No Entry-Money. The Non-Participation Scale of Premium, from the extreme mo- deration of the rates, is well calculated for Insurances connected with Loans, or other objects of a temporary nature.

Prospectuses, Eates, and Forms of Proposal, to be had at

Edinburgh [Head Office), 22, GEOEGE STEEET London, 11, KING WILLIAM STEEET, CITY; and of the various Agencies throughout the Kingdom. GILBt. L. FINLAY, Manager. Wm. DICKSON, Secretary.' Edinburgh, August, 1858.

Agents at PERTH, Messrs Mackenzie & Dickson, Solicitors, Auchterarder, Mr Patrick Smittan, Writer. Blairgowrie, Mr Laurence Chapman, Writer. Criejf, Mr James M'Eosty, Writer. Dundee, Messrs Eeid, M'Lachlan, & Heron, Writers. Do., Mr David Barrie, Writer. Dunheld,.., Mr James Walker, Writer. Kinross, Mr J. W. Williamson, Writer. 164 ADVERTISEMENTS. NORTH BRITISH lire mx& '§xU '§\xnnMU (Bmmvmx^.

Established in 1809.

Incorporated by Koyal Charter and Special Act of Parliament. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION.

HEAD OFFICE— 64, PRINCES STEEET, EDINBURGH.

IJrancI) ©fi&'ces. Glasgow, 102, ST VINCENT STREET.

Liverpool, 1 , INDIA BUILDINGS. London, 4, NEW BANK BUILDINGS. Newcastle, 14, SANDHILL.

^rcsitient.

His Grace the Duke of Roxbukghe, K.T.

^ice^^grcsitrent.s. The Most Noble the Marquis of Abercorn, K.G, The Right Honourable the Earl of Camperdown, K.T. The Right Honourable the Earl of Stair.

iSxtvaoi-trtnavi} l3irectors.

Col. Tait, C.B., A.D.C to the Queen. Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Monzie- R. B. W. Ramsay, Esq. of Whitehill. Sir J. Fergusson of Kilkerran, Bart., Sir David Dundas of Duuira, Bai't. M.P. Jas. Farquharson, Esq. of Invercauld. Colin Campbell, Esq. of Colgrain. Sir Adam Hay of Hayston, Bart. Sir Archibald Islay Campbell of Suc- John Gibson, jun., Esq., 38, Moray PI. coth, Bart., M.P.

©rtrmarg 23ivcctors.

David B. Wauchope, Esq., merchant, William Bonar, Esq., Easter Warriston. Leith. John F. W. Drummond, Esq., W.S. John Anderson, Esq., W.S. Andrew Coventry, Esq,, advocate. John Brown Innes, Esq., W.S. James Campbell Tait, Esq., W.S. Henry Duncan Fergusson, Esq., W S. Rear-Admiral Henry Dundas of Craig- John Maitland, Esq., Accountant-Ge- I'oyston. neral to the Court of Session. Laurence Davidson, Esq., W.S. Robert Blair Maconochie, Esq., W.S.

Manager, James Borthwick, Esq. Actuary, Daa^d Chisholm, Esq. Solicitors, Messrs David.son & Syme, W.S. Secretary, John Ogilvie, Esq. Medical Officer, John G. M. Burt, Esq., M.D. Banlcers, Bank or Scotland. ADVERTISEMENTS. 165

LIFE ASSURANCE. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY. 1. A protecting Capital of £1,000,000, fully subscribed. 2. Nine-tenths (or 90 percent.) of the Profits divided every seven years, thereby affording the benefits of a Mutual Assurance Ofiice, with the advantage of a guarantee against all responsibility. 3. Bonuses may be added to the sum Assured, or surrendered for a Cash Payment, or applied to the reduction of the future Premiums. 4. At each Septennial Division of Profits, an Annual Prospective Bonus is declared in favour of such Policies as may become claims within the next seven years. By this arrangement the advantage of an Annual Division is obtained, without its disadvantages. 5. The sum insured may b^ made payable at any given age, or at death, if it occur previously. 6. An Ascending Scale of Premiums, whereby Policies may be efiected at the lowest possible expense. 7. On Insurances for the Whole Period of Life, half the Premium may remain on Credit for the first Five Years, or one-third during the convenience of the party Assured. 8. No extra charge for residence in British North America, the Cape, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of the United States. 9. Policies are made Indisputable, and, under certain stipulations, are exempted from Extra Charge for Foreign Kesidence, after the lapse of five years from their date. 10. Advances made on Policies, to the extent of the security they afibrd, when the value amounts to £50 and upwards. No Entry-Money or other charge. Policy-Stamp paid by the OflSce. SURRENDER OF POLICIES. When a party is desirous to discontinue an Assurance upon which three Annual Premiums have been paid, a liberal allowance will be made for the Surrender of the Policy, either by a Payment in Cash, or by granting a new Policy for a corresponding sum, free of Premium. Example. A party effecting an Insurance on his life for £1000, at the age of 30, and surrendering the Policy at the end of Ten Years, may either receive the sum of £70, 9s. 6d. in Cash, or a New Policy on his life, free of Premium, for £185, 7s. 3d. FIRE INSURANCE. The Company INSUEES against FIPtE, Silk, Cotton, Woollen, ffnd Flax Mills, Buildings of all descriptions, Furniture, Stock-in- Trade, Merchandise, Agricultural Stock, Implements of Husbandry, and effects of every kind, at the lowest rates of Premium corresponding to the risk. Farming Stock is Insured without the Average Clause, and loss and damage by Lightning made good. DAVID SMITH, Manager. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary. 64, Princes Street, Edinburgh, Tthi August, 1858. L^OLLY, Banker. iiGENTs\oENTS AT PerthrERTH, i^' ^ JAMES SPOTTISWOODE, Solicitor. 166 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ESTABLISHED 1825.

©obetnof. His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberrt.

IBcpitt8=ffiobernor. The Right Hon, the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine.

Ci)aifman of t!je Eontion SSoarlJ. The Eiffht Hon the Earl of Aberdeen.

New Business Transacted from 1848 to 1857. Sums Assured. Annual Premiums. 1849 New Business £429,371 17 1 £14,743 4 8 1850 Do. Bonus Year 509,147 10 17,550 14 9 1851 Do. 467,499 8 1 15,240 2 11 1852 Do. 445,799 6 6 15,145 15 1853 Do. 455,248 17 1 14,886 9 1854 Do. 515,117 7 16,650 1855 Do. Bonus Year 609,323 7 11 20,047 10 1856 Do. 516,351 6 7 16,769 3 1857 Do. 574,839 7 5 17,916 3

New Business in 9 Years, ....£4,522,698 8 2 £148,949 12 1

Annual Average, £502,522 Oil £16,549 16 11

Examples of Bonus Additions to Policies.

Sums in Policies, Bonus Additions Date of Policy. Sums in Policies. with to 1855. Bonus Additions.

Nov. 15, 1825, £1000 £1152 £2152 1835, 1000 582 1582 1850, 1000 64 1064

Extinction and Eeduction of Premiums. A Policy was opened with the Company in 1826 for £2000 on a Life when aged 45. The party paid an Annual Premium of £74,

15s., which has now been extinguished ; while, in addition, a Bonus of £1518, Is. lOd. attaches to his Policy, and it will continue to receive further Additions at each Investigation the party may survive. A person who, at age 30, Assured in 1835 for £500 (Annual Premium £12, 12s. lid.) has obtained an Annual Eeduction of ADVERTISEMENTS, 167

£8, 17s., SO that his future Annual Payment will be £S, 15s. lid., instead of £12, 12s. lid. as formerly; and, if he survive, this Annual Payment will be extinguished by the application of future Profits—after which the Policy will continue to receive Periodical Bonus Additions. The next Division of Profits will be made in 1860. The Directors invite particular attention to the Liberal Terms and Conditions of Assurance introduced by this Company into the Practice of Life Assurance. SELECT ASSURANCES. The privileges of this class are —Permission to travel and reside in any part of the world, free of Extra Premmm ; and the cancella- tion of all conditions under the Company's Policies, which thus become unchallengable on any ground whatever except non-payment of the ordinary Premium. Assurances of five years' standing are admissable to this class. RENEWAL PREMIUMS AND DAYS OF GRACE. Under these regulations. Policies of five years' standing, with certain exceptions mentioned in the Company's Prospectus, cannot be forfeited, unless the ordinary Kenewal Premium remains unpaid for 13 months. Thirty days is the regular period allowed for payment ; but should the 30 days have been exceeded, the arrears can be paid at any time within 13 months from the date when the Premium fell due, on payment of a fine, withoa-t a medical certificate. Should death have taken place within the 30 days or 13 months before renewal of the risk, the Company hold themselves liable, the Arrears, and Fines, if any, being deducted at settlement. After the

expiry of the 13 months the Policy is forfeited ; but the surrender value is held at the disposal of the parties interested for five years from the regular date of renewal. The privileges of renewal under Policies of shorter duration than five years are very liberal. SURRENDER VALUES. Liberal allowances made for surrender of Assurances under the Profit Scheme, at anytime after payment of one Annual Premium. LOANS. Advances made on the security of the Company's Policies to the extent of their value, at a moderate rate of interest. WILL. THOS. THOMSON, lianager. GEORGE TODD, Secretary.

Edinburgh {Head Office), ... 3, George Street.

London, .< 82, King William St., City. Dublin, 66, Upper Sackville Street. Glasgow, 35, St Vincent Place. Agents in every Town of importance througJiout the Kingdom.

Agent for Perth—GEORGE GRAY, Esq., Solicitor. —— .

168 ADVERTISEMEKTS.

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

INSTITUTED 1831.

Incorporated hy Boyal Charter and Special Act of Parliament

Head Office — 26, ST ANDEEW'S SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Qdeensbeery, K.G.

Uicc=^vesitients, The Right Honourable Lord Gray.

Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, of Stanhope, Bart., M.P. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. mllE TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- 1 ING of this SOCIETY was held at Edinburgh on 4th May, 1858, Thomas Scott Anderson, Esq., senior Director, in the Chair. There have been issued during the year ending 1st March last, 470 PoHcies. The sums thereby Assured amount to £213,970, and the Annual Premiums thereon to £7,033. One hundred and eleven Members of the Society have died during last year, and the sums payable under their Policies, including £17,034 of Bonus Additions, amount to £91,534. Although the number of deaths is twenty-two above that of the previous year, the claims thence arising amount to £5,776 less. Having regard to the advanced stage of the Society's existence, and the yearly additions to the number of Members, this circumstance is highly satisfactory. The following was the position of the Society at 1st March last : Amount of existing Assurances, £4,957,144

Annual Revenue, , 182,717 Accumulated Fund, 1,099,400 The attention of the Public having lately been directed to the subject of the days of grace allowed for payment of Life Assurance Premiums, the Directors take this opportunity of reminding the Members that the Society is bound, by the terms of its Policies, to accept payment of the Premiums at any time within the thirty days allowed for payment, even although the Assured may have died in the interim. — .

ADVE RTISEMENTS 169

View of the Progress and Position of the Society.

Amount Annual Accumulated Assured. Revenue. Fund.

At 1st March, 1838, £824,275 £30,208 £71,191 Do. 1843, 1,707,716 64,000 227,755 Do. 1848, 2,984,878 110,700 445,673 Do. 1853, 4,058,140 144,085 763,871 Do. 1858, 4,957,144 182,717 1,099,400

The Scottish Equitable was established in 1831, on the pure

Mutual Principle ; and its success having been signally great, it is now one of the most important Institutions of its kind in the British Empire. Incorporated by Royal Charters in 1838 and 1846, it obtained in 1847 a Special Act of Parliament, by which its facilities for conducting business were much increased. The Fund arising from the accumulated contributions of Members now exceeds One Million Sterling, which is invested in real securities, and is annually increasing. DIVISIO ? PROFIT. The last Investigation took place at 1st March, 1856, when the realized surplus was ascertained to be £183,840. Of this sum £108,936, in present value, was apportioned to Policies of five years' standing, which enabled the Directors to add to those Poli- cies £211,197 oi'Qoxi.VLS, payable at the death of the parties assured. The Profit undivided viz., £74,903—will be available in next division in the year 1859.

The total amount of Additions made to Policies since the commencement of the Society is £817,971.

POLICIES RENDERED INDISPUTABLE. On special application being made to the Directors, Policies may, after being of five years' endurance, be declared indisputable on any ground whatever, and the Assured be entitled to travel or reside beyond' the limits of Europe, Mnthout payment of Extra Premium on that account, provided the Assured has, at the time of application, no prospect or intention of going beyond said limits.

Permission is now granted to the Assured to reside, without payment of Extra Premium, in Canada, the Northern States of North America, Australia, New Zealand, and the Cape Colony. EOBERT CHRISTIE, Manager. WILLIAM FINLAY, Secretdry.

Agent at Perth—JOHN CONNING, Solicitor. p —

170 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL MALL, LONDON.

Eael of Courtown. Lord Viscount Falkland. Earl Leven & Melville. Lord Elphinstone. Earl of Norbury. Lord Belhaven & Stenton. Earl op Stair. Wm. Campbell, Esq. of Earl Somers. Tulliecliewan.

LONDON BOARD. Charles Graliam, Esq. F.S.A., William Fairlie, Esq. Chairman. D. Q. Henriques, Esq. Charles Downes, Esq., Deputy- J. G. Henriques, Esq. Chairman. F. Charles Maitland, Esq. H. Blair Avarne, Esq. William Railton, Esq. E. L. Boyd, Esq. F.S.A., F. H. Thomson, Esq. President. Thomas Thorby, Esq. Charles Berwick Curtis, Esq.

PERTH BOARD. The Rev. John Anderson, of Kinnoull. David Ritchie, Esq., Huntingtower. Medical Officer—Francis I. White, Esq., M.D. Agent Horace Skeete, Esq., Solicitor, 68, St John Street.

GLASGOW BOARD. John Bain, Esq. of Morriston. W. Stirling, jun., Esq., Kenmure W. Conal, jun., Esq., merchant, Medical Officer—Joseph Bell, Glasgow. Esq., surgeon. James Robertson, Esq., banker. Agent—A. B. Seton, Esq., 12, Robert Salmond, Esq., banker. St Vincent Place.

ABERDEEN BOARD. James Edmund, Esq. advocate. Medical Officer—F. Ogston, W. Ligertwood, Esq. of Logie- Esq., M.D. rieve. Agent—W. Reid, Esq., insur- Alexander Low, Esq., merchant. ance broker.

INVERNESS BOARD. William Simpson, Esq., Provost. Medical Officer—Duncan Mac- Duncan Forbes, Esq. of Leanach, kay, Esq., M.D. Culloden House. Agent—George G. M'Kay, Esq., Andrew Smith, Esq., merchant. land-surveyor. - —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 171

FORBES BOAED.

John Kynocli, Esq., merchant. Medical Officer—James Brands Peter Riach, Esq., merchant. Allan, ipsq., M.D. Robert M'Kessack, Esq., farmer, Agent—Thomas Davidson, Esq. Grange Green. British Linen Go's. Agent.

ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF £100,000, ARISING FROM THE ISSUE OF UPWARDS OF 7000 POLICIES.

THIS COMPANY, established by Act of Parhament in 1834, affords the most perfect security in a large paid-up Capital, and in the great success which has attended it since its commencement.

Second Septennial Division of Profits among the Assured.

The Bonus added to Policies from March, 1834, to the 31st

December, 1847, is as follows :

Sum added Sum added Sum Time Sum Payable to Policy to Policy Assured Assured. at Death. in 1841. in 1848.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £5000 13yrs. lOmo. 638 6 8 787 10 6470 16 8 1000 12 „ 100 157 10 1257 10 *1000 7 „ 157 10 1157 10

500 12 ., 50 75 15 628 15 500 1 „ 11 5 511 5

* Example.—At the commencement of the year 1841, a person, aged 30, took out a Policy for £1000, the Annual Payment for which is £24, Is. 8d. ; in 1847 he had paid in Premiums £186,

lis. 8d. ; but the Profits being 2^ per cent, per annum on the sum insured (which is £22, 10s. per annum for each £1000), he had £157, 10s. added to the Policy—almost as much as the Premiums paid.

The Premiums, nevertheless, are on the most moderate scale, and only one-half need he paidfor First Five Years, when the Insur- ances are for Life.

Parties desirous to participate in the next division of Profits should make immediate application to the Resident Director at

the Office, 8, Waterloo Place, London ; to any of the Company's

Agents, in nearly all important Towns ; or to

HORACE SKEETE, Solicitor, 68, St John Street,

Ac;ent for Perth. 172 ADVEETISEMEXTS.

-B'OJJJSriD'J^ZD 183 8, And Empowered by Royal Charter and Special Act of Parliament.

Edinburgh [Head Office), 2, HANOVER STREET. London do., 20, KING WILLIAM ST., CITY.

THIS ASSOCIATION is one of the most extensive Life Assur- ance Offices in tbe United Kingdom.

The Total Assurances since the commencement of the business amount to nearly Five Million Pounds, and the Annual Income is now One Hundred and TniKTy-EiGHT Thousand Pounds. The PoLicr-HOLDERS entitled to participate in the Profits, who completed their fifth year before 5th April last, will be entitled to a Reduction of 35 pek cent. (7s. per £1) from their next Annual Premium. The Policies are free from several Resh'ictions commonly im- posed OH Assured Lives, and confer unusual and important facilities and privileges, protecting the holders against accidental forfeiture, &c. The Policy-holders incur none of the risks of partnership. JOHN ERASER, Manager.

Agent in Perth,

Mr JOHN MACLEISH, Accountant, 18, High Street.

SEA INSURANCE COMPANY.

CHAELES G. SIDEY AGENT AT PEBTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 173 ATLAS

92 CSIIBJLI^SinDIE, X^OlSriDOlST.

ESTABLISHED 1808.

Mixtctoxs. John Oliver Hanson, Esq., Chairman. William George Prescott, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. Sir William Baynes, Bart. John George Maclean, Esq. Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq. Samuel Eustace Magan, Esq. Thomas Chapman, Esq., F.K.S. Capt. A. L. Montgomery, E.N. Benjamin Buck Greene, Esq. Joseph Pulley, Esq. Joseph Grote, Esq. Arthur Augustus Kasch, Esq.

A J'. f John Oliver Hanson, Jun., Esq. ' (Philip Ainslie V/alker, Esq. Actuary^ Charles Ansell, Esq., F.R.S. Solicitor, Thomas Browning, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. POLICIES should be renewed within Fifteen Days after the respective Quarter-days when they become due. Manufactories, Sugar-Houses, Distilleries, Private or Public Warehouses, Ships building, Ships in harbour. Houses, Furniture, Stock-in-Trade, &c.. Assured for the year, or any shorter period, on advantageous terms. The Eates of Premium will be found to assimilate with those of the principal London Offices. Allowance for the loss of Eent on Buildings rendered untenant- able by Fire, and losses occasioned by Lightning will be paid. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Income for this Branch for the year 1855 exceeded £184,000. The Investments for the Life Policy-holders amount to above £1,600,000.

The next Valuation will be made at Christmas, 1859 ; and Policies effected before that date will participate in proportion to the time they may then have been in force.

Eates and Proposals may be had at the Office in London, or of any of the Company's Agents, who are authorized to report on the appearance of Lives proposed for Assurance. HENEY DESBOEOUGH, Secretary.

Agent in Perth. Mr JOHN GRAY, Union Bank of Scotland. p 2 —

174 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, FOR THE Assurance of Lives throughout Scotland, England, and Ireland.

Established in 1840. Incorporated by Act op Parliament.

HEAD OFFICE—17, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

Accumulated Capital upwards of £200,000. Annual Income from Life Business alone upwards of £70,000. Whole Profits divisible among the Assured.

Bivcttors. Robert K. Geeville, LL.D., Chairman.

Dr W. P. Alison, late Professor of the Practice of Medicine in tlie University, Edinburgh. Andrew Buchanan, M.D., Glasgow, Professor of the Institutes of Medicine in the University. Rev. Thomas M'Crie, D.D., LL.D. Robert Schaw, Esq., Director of the National Bank of Scotland. John Wigham, jun., Esq. Edward Woodford. LL.D., H.M. Inspector of Schools for Scotland. Charles W. Wright, Esq, William Young, M.D.

Bankers—The National Bank of Scotland ; the British Linen

Company ; Messrs Barclay, Bevan, & Co., London. Consulting Actuary,,..... Fetev Hardy, Esq., F.R.S., &c. Secretaries, H. & J. G. Harrison. rpHE uniform promptitude observed by this Institution in the X settlement of Claims—it being the desire of the Directors to relieve parties from unnecessary trouble or delay—together with the ADVERTISEMENTS. 175

moderate and safe rates of Premiums, and the steadily increasing business of the Society, offer to intending Assurers every advantage that Life Assurance is capable of affording.

During the last Two Years nearly Five Thousand New Members have joined the Society. ADVANTAGES OF THIS OFFICE.

1. Entire Profits belong to the Assured.

2. No lawsuits—disputes, if any, settled by arbitration.

3. Any sum may be assured, from £50 to £5000, payable to the Member himself on attaining any fixed age, or at once to his repre- sentatives in case of earlier death.

4. Arrears may be paid up at any time within twelve months, upon production of certificate of health.

5. Policies indisputable, except for palpable fi^aud.

6. Purchase of Policies, or issue in lieu thereof of a Policy without Premium. The Society will always be prepared to purchase the Policies of this Office at their equitable value, or will grant a New Policy in lieu thereof, without any further payment of Pre- mium, for a sum to be agreed oUc

7. Loans are granted to the amount of the surrender value, without any other security than a deposit of the Policy. By this rule the risk of Members losing the benefits of previous payments from temporary pressure of circumstances is almost entirely removed.

8. Thirty days allowed for payment of Eenewal Premium ; all Policies considered in full force until the days of grace have expired.

9. Liberty to travel or reside in any part of Europe, in Canada, and in the northern part of the United States, without extra charges.

10. No Entry-Money or other charge, Policy-Stamp paid by the Office.

11. Parties insuring with this Society can deduct the Annual Premium on their own or their Wives' lives from the assessment made upon them for income-tax.

N.B. —The Temperance and Public Sections are kept in separate classes, and will each receive their own Profits. Prospectuses, also copies of the Seventeenth Annual Eeport, and every information, may be had at the Chief Offices, or of the numerous Agencies throughout the Kingdom.

Agent for Perth—JAMES MORTON, 43, George Street.

Medical Eefekee—James Bramwell, M.D., 8, Barossa Place. 176 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDENT ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (WITH WHICH ARE UNITED gtlje Itttiu^tml ^ Seiteral anb i\}t Etitteb (f^uarantee

atit) %iU Ic^^rtraitce Compaittejs), FOR THE ASSURANCE OF LIVES, AND THE GUARANTEE OF FIDELITY IN SITUATIONS OF TRUST.

Chief Office—2, WATERLOO PL., PALL MALL, LONDON. City Office—36, Old Jewri, Cheapside.

With Agencies in all the principal Towns throughout the King- dom and the Colonies.

CAPITAL, HALF A MILLION STERLING.

The existing Revenue exceeds £70,000 per Annum.

Agent at Perth. ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, City op Glasgow Bank. EUROPEAN fife iii^ttmii^ im& ^iimtitii «0mptij)* ESTABLISHED JANUARY 1819. Empowered hy Special Act of Parliament, 7 c6 8 Vic, cap. 48.

Office— 10 CHATHAM PLACE, BLACKFRTARS, LONDON.

Advantages offered toy this Office. Long standing—Established 1819. Undoubted Security from a large paid-up Capital and accumulated Premiums. Liberty to the Insurer to proceed to, and reside in, places beyond the limits of Europe, the consent of the Company first being obtained. Premiums on Policies received yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. By the condition of the Policies issued by this Company, it is agreed "that the documents upon the faith whereof the Policy is granted shall be conclusive evidence of the age and state of health of the party assured, unless fraud or wilful misrepresentation be discovered therein." No probability of Claims being disputed, the Company having paid to Policy-holders nearly £80,000 without dispute or litigation. WM. BARTON FORD, Secretary. ROBERT GREIG, Agent, Perth. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. TTEST OF ENGLAND ^§xU mx& Sxvt ^nmtmxa (Smxpmxx\. ESTABLISHED AT EXETER 1807.

Office for the Metropolis—20, BRIDGE ST. BLACKFRIARS. CAPITAL, £600,000. A Bonus every Five Years.

Kiglit Hon. Earl Fortescue. Sir T. D. Acland, Bart., M.P. Right Hon. Earl Morley. Edward Divett, Esq., M.P. Right Hon. Lord Cliflford. Samuel T. Kekewitch, Esq. LIFE INSUEANCES. THIS Society has been established more than forty years, and offers to the Public a Bonus of 80 per cent., or four-fifths of the Profits, to be divided among the Assured, for £100 and upwards, every successive period of Five Years—or Assurances may be effected at ^ lower rate of Premium, without a participation of Profits. FIRE INSURANCES. Fire Insurances are effected by tbe Company at the usual Reduced Rates, and returning to the Insurers a moiety of the Profits every fifth year on Policies for £300 and upwards. Respectable Agents will be appointed in those towns where none have been established. WILLIAM CANN, Secretary. Agent for Perth—JAMES BARLAS. THE TIMES

ASSUEANGE COMPANY.

THE risks undertaken by the Company include Plate, Sheet, and Crown Glass of every description, whether in Windows, Panels, Show-Glasses, Looking -Glasses, Mirrors, or otherwise.

Agents for Perth—D. & J. IRONS, 29, St John Street. THE ALBERT AND TIMES

ESTABLISHED 1838.

FORMS of Proposals, Rates, and every information necessary, may be obtained at the Office, 77, St Vincent Street, Glasgow or at the Agents for Perthshire,

D. & J. Irons, 29, St Jobn Street. .

178 AD VERTISEMENTS

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LAW

Established 1839—Subscribed Capital, One Million.

Edinhurgh {Read Office), 120, PRINCES STEEET. London do.^ 12, WATEELOO PLACE.

Eruistees. The Hon. Lord Wood, one of the Judges of the Court of Session. The Hon. Lord Benholme, one of the Judges of the Court of Session. Anthony Murray, Esq. of Dollerie.

PEETH LOCAL BOAED. William Smythe, Esq. of Methven, Chairman. John Marshall, Esq. of Rosemount. William Peddie, Esq. of Blackruthven. David Craigie, Esq., Union Bank. William Maury, Esq., Writer.

Isaac Wallacje, Esq., M.D., Charlotte Street, Physician. EoBEET BuiST, Esq., 6 Charlotte St., /Secretary to the Local Board.

THE BUSINESS OF THIS OFFICE EMBEACES—

I. Every Description of Risk Contingent on Life, whether Civil, Naval, or Military, at Home or Abroad. II. A Comprehensive System of Loan, in connection with Life Assurance, on Redeemable Annuity, or on Personal or other Security. III. Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent Annuities and Endowments.

Specimen of Bonus Additions to the Policies of the Association.

Amount Vested Bonus Sum now- Policy Opened. Assured. Additions. Assured.

January, 1840,.... £5,000 £1,225 £6,225 2,000 490 2,490 1,000 245 1,245 122-10 622-10 n )) •••• 500 No Entry-Money ok Stamp-Duty Charged. ADVERTISEMENTS. 179

Prospectuses, witli Tables of Rates, &c., may be obtained at the Head Offices, or from tbe Agents in all the principal Towns of Scotland. HOPE, OLIPHANT, & MACKAY, Secretaries. WILLIAM SMITH, Manager.

AGENTS.

f Robert Buist, Charlotte Street. FJ^tiin^VFTfTTT 6, "IAlex. Robertson, Solicitor, South Street. Aberfeldy, Robert Peter, banker. Blairgowrie, James Anderson, writer and banker. Crieff, John Ironside, writer. , ("William Kerr, writer, 1, Bank Street. ^^^^^^'J. (Edmund Baxter, writer, Reform Street. Forfar, William Roberts, writer and town-clerk.

Itttorporateti bg %d ot parltament.

Edinburgh {Head Office),...\21, PRINCES STREET. London, 429, STRAND. fllO, WEST GEORGE STREET. GLASGOW,^ j jg^ ST VINCENT PLACE.

IBivcctovs.

D. L. Thomson, Esq., merchant. I Robert Mackay, Esq., W.S. John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P. Glenfarg, W.S. Kenneth Mackenzie, Esq., C.A. Wm. Warren, Esq., Portobello John Learmonth, Esq, of Dean, Chairman. Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., C.A., Manager.

mHE ASSOCIATION issues Bonds of Guarantee for the fidelity JL of all approved parties holding situations of trust under the

Crown ; also in Banking, Insurance, Railway, Gas, Water, Ship- ping, and all other Public Companies—for Trustees on Sequestrated Estates, Land Factors, and Clerks in Professional and Mercantile Establishments. Proposals for Guarantee and all information can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow, or at any of the Agencies throughout Scotland. R. E. SCOTT, Manager.

Agent for Perth—MELVILLE JAMESON, Solicitor. 180 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, UNITED WITH THE FOKFAESHIEE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

iiicorpotateli ig ^ct of ^atltament.

Sead Office— 16, ST ANDEEW'S PLACE, COWGATE, DUNDEE. Chairman of the Board of Directors at Dundee. John Symers, Esq., Banker.

Medical Officer. Matthew Nimmo, Esq., Surgeon. Baiikers. The National Bank op Scotland. District Manager for Fire Department. P. H. Thoms. District Manager and Secretary. T. W. Thoms.

THE FOKFAESHIEE and PEETHSHIEE was the onlv NATIVE ESTABLISHMENT for FIEE INSUEANCE connected with the Central District of Scotland ; and the Directors having formed an alliance with tlie large and influential Company, " The Northern," which has long enjoyed a large and respectable connection, respectfulJy solicit the continued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth, and Fife, for a Company whose proprietary is now extended to these Counties. Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most favour- able terms ; and Policies on Farming Stock, including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Husbandry, are issued free of duty. No charge for Policies when transferred from other OflSces. Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee, or to any of the following AGENTS :— PEBTH, Mr MELVILLE JAMESON. Cwpar-Fife, Mr W. A. Taylor. Neioburgh, Messrs Anderson & Laing. Dunheld, Mr D. K. Smith.

Quarterly Terms:—Candlemas, Whitsunday, Lammas, and Martinmas. —

Pisn^JHattfUttsi. SAVIN GS BANK AND

OP THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PERTH.

Established under the Acts of Parliament in 1838.

THE BANK, No. 1, CRESCENT, PEETH,

WILL NOW BE OPEN, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OP DEPOSITORS, EVERY LAWFUL DAY,

AS FOLLOWS :

On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fri- days, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.

On Saturdays, from 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 p.m.

THIS BANK receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, but not more than £30 in one year, ending the 20th November, or £50 in all, which may accumulate at Compound Interest till it reaches £200. Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their whole Funds. The Deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to £100 Deposits in one year, and £300 in all. Interest at a comparatively high rate, and uniformly above ordinary Bank Interest, is added to the Principal once a-year at the 20th November, and is then either entered in the Pass-Books, or paid to those who may wish to draw it. Government Annuities from £4 to £30 a-year may be con- tracted for through this Bank. Tables of Prices, and other particulars, may be had on application at the Office of the Bank.

. The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass-Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge. The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole Accounts are periodically Audited by a professional Auditor uncon- nected with the Bank. Q 182 ADVEKTISEMEKTS.

Amount of Funds invested at 20tli November, 1857, being tbe last Balance, was £172,400, 10s. 6d. The total number of individual Depositors at tbe same date was 10,328, embracing members of every section of tbe Labouring and Industrious Classes. Botb tbe Capital and number of Depositors have considerably increased since tbe last Balance.

Tbe utility and success of tbe City and County of Perth Savings Bank are sufficiently apparent from tbe amount of Busi- ness wbicb bas been done since its establishment in 1839. The number of Accounts with which it opened did not amount to 900 ; now they are upwards of as many thousands. The Capital in 1839 was only £3000 ; now it is upwards of £172,000. The Eight Hon. Earl of Mansfield, Chairman, \ Of Comviittee Wm.Imrie, Esq., Lord Provost, Dpty.- Chairman, j ofManagement MELVILLE JAMESON, Actuary and Cashier. Perth, lOtb September, 1858. aY.

MRS D. MENZIES' EMBROIDERY WAREHOUSE,

(opposite meal vennel).

MES MENZIES, in returning her most sincere thanks to the Ladies of Perth and surrounding country for tbe very liberal patronage she bas experienced since she commenced Business, trusts, by strict attention to Orders, and the facility she has of getting Patterns Cut, to merit a continuance of tbe favours hither- to so kindly bestowed.

A LARGE QUANTITY OP

^erocti ^rxmmiitigjs of \)zt otan IHanutactttrt ALWAYS ON HAND.

LADIES' OWN PATTEENS CUT AND STAMPED WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.

Ordersfrom the Country punctually attended to. ADYEETISEMENTS. 183

§d%m^ fit §uVk Wl^^kx ®0mptty (LIMITED). EEGULATIONS. ALL Persons supplied with Water, shall be bound to keep their Pipes, Stop-Cock, Cisterns, Baths, Water-Closets, &c., in good repair, and generally so as to prevent waste of Water ; and those shall at all times, when required, be open to the inspection of the

Directors, or any persons appointed by them for that purpose ; and if any person fail to comply with the Eules laid down by the Directors, their supply of Water shall be cut off, all Money paid in advance forfeited, and shall incur a Fine not exceeding Five Pounds. :^t'Any Persons supplying others with Water, or allowing a supply to be taken from their Pipe or Premises, shall forfeit all Money paid in advance, have their Supply-pipe immediately cut oJGf, and subject themselves to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. The Directors reserve to themselves the power of altering the above Eegulations, or adding to them, as they find it necessary. The Directors do not bind themselves to give au unlimited supply of Water under all circumstances. CHARGES. 1. Dwelling-Houses—One Shilling per pound per annum on Rental, but no House supplied under Three Shillings per annum for a House rented under £3. 2. Water-Closets in Houses under £25—Four Shillings extra per annum, but the whole not to exceed Twenty-five ShilHngs. 3. Shops, Loom-Stances, and Places of Business, without Dwelling-

House—Fourpence per pound per annum ; Water-Closets for do.. Seven Shillings and Sixpence per annum each. 4. Bakehouses—Five Shillings per annum for each person employed, Master and Apprentices included. 5. Cowfeeders—Two Shillings and Sixpence extra per annum for each Cow. 6. Water-Rate to be paid in advance. 7. Persons wishing to discontinue the supply of Water must give notice, in writing, at the Company's Office, otherwise they will

be liable for the Water-Rate until such notice be given ; but no deduction allowed for incompleted periods. 8. All contracts with the Company to be held as for one year—viz., from Whitsunday to Whitsunday—unless a special agreement be made to the contrary. 9. Rates for Horses, Baths, or other purposes not included in the above, to be fixed by the Directors, who also reserve power to make special agreements in all cases.

Office, 5, Geobge Street—JOSEPH BOWER, Manager. ;

184 ADVERTISEMENTS.

COMMERCIAL AGENCY AND TRADE PROTECTION OFFICES, 50, High Street, Perth.

DEBTS OUTSTANDING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, THROUGHOUT GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, RECOVERED ON COMMISSION. COMMERCIAL BUSINESS ARRANGED, HOUSE AGENCY CONDUCTED, AND EVERY OTHER TRANSACTION RELATIVE TO MONETARY AFFAIRS, SETTLED ON A PERMANENT AND SECURE BASIS. Offices open for Business every lawful day, from Nine o'clock morning till Nine evening. TRADE PROTECTION OFFICES. THE Subscriber begs most respectfully to intimate to the Public

. generally throughout the United Kingdom, but particularly in Perthshire and its sun'ouuding Counties, that the above Offices are open daily for the Collection and legal Eecovery of Accounts on Commission, and therefore solicits a trial from the Merchants, Shopkeepers, Manufacturers, and all others, who, he hopes, from strict attention to their interest, will find it an advantageous, cheap, and safe means of securing their Debts. RATES OF commission ON PAYMENTS. Above £20, 2^ per cent.; above £5, and under £20, 5 per cent. under £5, 10 per cent. Commission only charged on Amounts recovered. Parties feeling disposed to lodge Accounts at this Establishment might labour under the erroneous impression that they are subject to other exorbitant charges besides the above scale, if the amounts are not recovered. This, however, is not the case, as the only charge made by the Subscriber on the business transacted is the mere outlay' for Stationery and Postage. Creditors will receive monthly statements of their Cash collected. Balances paid on demand. No legal proceedings will be entered into without the previous sanction of the Creditor. OBSERVATIONS.

For the better guidance of the Public, it will be necessary, in handing Accounts to the Subscriber, always to send the full name and address of both parties, with the amount due ; and should it afterwards be deemed requisite to bring a complaint before the Sheriff, the particulars, will be written for. It frequently occurs that Debtors, after having been written to, prefer paying their instalments to the Creditor himself. When such is the case, intimation should be immediately forwarded here. GEORGE GIBSON. ADVERTISEMENTS. 185

ALEXANDER HAY, SLATER AND SLATE MERCHANT,

HAS now opened those large and commodious Premises on the West side of St Paul's Church, and begs most respectfully to return his best respects to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Customers, and promptitude in executing Orders, he will still merit a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed. A. H. has always on hand a large Stock of SLATES, TILES, CHIMNEY TOPS, CANS, and CAPS, of every variety, and is ready to enter into contract for performing any quantity of Work that may be required in his line. Eoofs Repaired on the most reasonable Terms, or kept in proper Eepair by Yearly Contract.

69, HIGH STREET, (NEXT DOOR TO THE PARLIAMENT CLOSE). DAVID MILLER BEGS most respectfully to tender his best thanks to his Friends, and the Public of Perth and neighbourhood, for the kind support so long given him, which he considers strong evidence of their approval of his system of conducting business, namely,

^' cJiarging the Smallest Bemunerative Profit^ Every Ready-Made Article kept by him is of the best Material and Workmanship, and may be relied on the same as if made to order. Those subject to Damp Feet would do well to consult him to

effect comfort ; and those subject to wearing one side of Boot or Shoe can have it remedied without the additional expense of Rota- tory Heels. Those desirous of having their Boots or Shoes made on the American system—namely, with Pegs— can have them neatly done up in that style. D. M. having given great attention to the assisting of the Lame, can assure those who do not feel pleasure in walking, that a single trial of his mode of manufacturing their Boots and Shoes will give every satisfaction and comfort. Gutta-Percha Soles and Heels put on Boots and Shoes on the shortest notice. Not accountable for any Boots or Shoes left for Repair unless called for within Two Months. Perth, September, 1858. Q 2 ;

186 ADVERTISEMENTS.

MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE NOETH OF SCOTLAND FOR ALL SORTS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. JOHN OAESON RESPECTFULLY invites his numerous Customers and the Public generally to inspect his Warehouses and Show- EooMS, as they are now, on the whole, the most extensive, and contain THE LAEGEST AND MOST VAEIED STOCK OF GENEEAL HOUSE FUENISHINGS IN ALL SCOTLAND.

OTSTE DEPARTMENT IS EXCLUSIVELY DEVOTED TO Drawing-Eoom Furniture, in Eosewood and Walnut, and consists

of handsome Commodes, with Mirror Backs and Marble Tops ;

Loo, Occasional, and Card Tables ; Chairs, Sofas, Couches, and

Easy Chairs ; What-Nots, Canterburys, Devonports, Cabinets, Work and Fancy Tables, and a large Stock of Chimney and Pier Mirrors and Cheval Glasses, in various designs. OTHER DEPARTMENTS CONTAIN Pedestal and Enclosed Sideboards, Two and Three Door Wardrobes, Chests Drawers, Chiffoniers, Bookcases, Telescope Tables of various sizes, Oblong, Circular, and Square Loo Tables, &c. &c. THE BEDSTEAD DEPARTMENT CONTAINS Foui'-Post, Tester, Duchess, French, Tent, Portable, and Crib, with

handsome Curtains ; Feather Beds ; Hair, Wool, and Straw Mat- tresses. J. Carson would particularly call attention to his very large Stock of elegant Gilt Framed, Carved Wood, Chimney, Pier, and Cheval Mirrors, which he is enabled to Sell Cheaper than any other in the Trade. A Large Stock of Grates, Fenders, Fire-irons, Dish-Covers, and 1, 2, 3, and 4 Light Gas Lustres. J. C. begs to assure those v/ho are about to make Purchases, that every Article sold by him is of a Superior Make and Material and the high reputation he has sustained for the last Thirty Years, both for Quality and Cheapness, will still be supported, by supplying the best and most substantial Articles at the Lowest Prices for which they can be manufactured. Each Ai'ticle being Priced in plain figures, Buyers who are no judges of Furniture are thus put on a level with those who are.

TEEMS—CASH. COUNTRY ORDERS PACKED FREE.

33, 35, & 37, Meal Vennel, & 192, South Street, Perth. ADVEimSEMENTS. 187 RBLE WORK, PERTH. TAYLOR & PETERS, AEBLE-CUTTERS AND MASONS, KINNOULL STREET,

MONUMENTS, MONUMENT PLATES.

Lettering and Carving neatly executed.

T. & P. still continue to

P*iifee Mil i^Ifelt tfJurttog Mmm,

And have always on hand a Good Assortment of CEAWFORD, JOHN BLACKFOED, and other CUELINQ STONES.

From their long experience in the above departments, with strict attention to Business, combined with moderate Charges, they still hope to merit a continuance of that patronage which has been so kindly given them since commencing Business.

N.B.—Jobbing and Country Orders carefully attended to. JOHN MACKAY, FLABTEEEE, iciisrisroTJXjXj stie^ieet,

)EGS most respectfully to return thanks to his Friends and the

Public for the very liberal share of patronage he has received since he commenced Business, and trusts, by strict attention and moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of public favour.

N.B.—Country Orders carefully attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTANT TO THE WORKING GLASSES, &c.

GENTLEMEN desirous of knowing a Clothier who will execute their Orders carefully, promptly, and justly, are recommended to give their Measure to

dll iD tt 4^ ^ ^ ^.

Who keeps a large Stock of Plain and Fancy

CLOTHS, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, & VESTINGS.

prices Qttaranteeti ais f^oto a^ ang Hou^e in S^rabc.

Always on hand, a large Stock of

tOYS' & MENS' READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Newest Styles and First-Class Workmanship.

A First-Class Stock of

Ties, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs, and Stocks, BEACES AND GLOVES, CAHPET-BAGS AND HAT-CASES,

lLatnh =5123001 S'!)ivt£(, SratDers, antr l^osierg,

WMte, Regatta, Striped, and Fancy Flannel Shirts, &;c ., AT JOH!\! PAIRIMiE'S, CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER,

(Opposite St Joqn Street). ADVERTISEMENTS. 189

TEA AND COFFEE WAREHOUSE,

29, BT JOHN STREET,

Finest Pekoe Souchong im- 1 4s 4d per lb. 64d per 2 oz.

Finest Blackish Leaf, Pekoe ) . ^, fl J MsOd „ 6d flavoured, >

Finest Mixed Tea, 4s Od „ 6d

Fine Strong full-lid. Congo,.. 3s 8d „ 54d

Good Strong Sound Congo,.. 3s 4d „ 5d

Common Congo, 3s Od „ 4^d

ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND GREEN TEAS.

UNMIXED COFFEE.

Finest Mountain Mocha, 2s Od per lb. 3d per 2 02

Finest Mountain Jamaica,... 2s Od „ 3d Finest Plantation,... Is 8d „ 2hd „ Ceylon, Is 4d „ 2d

f^lXEO COFFEE.

Finest old Mocha or Jamaica, Is 8d per lb. 24d per 2 oz.

Finest Plantation, Is 4d „ 2d

Fine Ceylon, Is Od „ lid „

Always newly Roasted and Ground daily.

0. 29, ST JOHN STREET, PERTH.

D. & J. IRONS. 190 ADVERTISEMENTS.

COACHING ESTABLISHMENT, E,OYAL GEORGE HOTEL,

J. & A. BAVIDSON, postmasters to tt)e C^ucen an"& Evince ^Ifcevt,

EESPECTFULLY beg leave to return their sincere thanks for

J the liberal share of patronage they have hitherto received, and intimate that they have on Hire, at the shortest notice and reasonable Charges, New and Elegant

BROUGHAMS, CLARENCES, PHAETONS,

With steady Horses, careful^ experienced, and civil Drivers.

J. & A. D. would respectfully direct to their Establishment the attention of those having the conducting of Funerals, as their HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES

are very superior, and the Charges strictly moderate. SUPERIOR WELL -MATCHED JOB AND POST HORSES On Hire by the Day, Week, Month, or Year.

EVERY ATTENTION PAID TO HORSES STANDING AT LIVERY.

OMNIBUSES run to and from the Railway Stations in connection with all the Trains.

N.B.—All the Coaches to the Highlands start from this OflBce.

Royal Mail and General Coach Office, Royal George Hotel, Perth. ADVERTISEMENTS. 191

UNIVERSAL GOAGH OFFIGE, AND

15, SOUTH STEEET.

EGS leave to express his gratitude to his Friends and the Public generally for the very liberal support he has hitherto received, and hopes, by strict and unremitting attention to their Orders, and by keeping valuable and useful Machines, of the latest fashion, as well as a good stud of Hacks and Ppst-Horses, to merit a continuance of their support. The Vehicles comprise

Barouches, Clarences, Phaetons, Dog-Carts, G-igs, Minibuses, Noddies,

And every description of Machine used for Hiring purposes ; and THE POSTING, GIG, AND OTHEE HOKSES, Are confidently recommended, being steady, free from vice, and have been selected with great care and judgment, challenging competition with any other Establishment of the kind in Scotland.

G. M. would particularly recommend to Undertakers and others his HEARSES AND MOURNING COACHES,

Which are all in first-rate order ; and the greatest attention will be given to this department, at moderate Charges.

Omnibuses start from the above Office a quarter of an hour previous to the departure, and wait the arrival of all the different Railway Trains. Private Machines are also in waiting on the difierent Trains arriving at the General Terminus. The Salutation Stable-Yard, as well as the Star Hotel Stable-Yard, in Canal Street, are in thorough repair, where every attention will be given to Horses Standing at Livery. Lock-up Coach-Houses, &c.

*,5.* All private agreements for Post and Job Horses continue as usual. September, 1858. 192 ADVEETISEMENTS. UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS, 18 & 20 MILL STREET, PERTH. W. D. SCOTT BEGS most respectfully to call the attention of parties about to furnish to his Stock of Drawing, Diking, and Bed Eoom Furniture, all of First-Class Workmanship and Design, and at the lowest remunerative Prices. A large and varied Stock of Carpets, Crumbcloths, and Heakth-Eugs, purchased since the fall in price of Wool.

pamaisk^ atib ^^hk=€ovtx^, m Dariou^ qualities. FLOOK-CLOTHS AND MATTINGS. MATTRESSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FEATHERS, WARRANTED FREE FROM DUST, AND THOROUGHLY PURIFIED,

THE NEW INVISIBLE PERUKES.

rpHE Subscriber has great pleasure in announcing that he has X introduced several New Improvements in the manufacture of the above universally approved Perukes. Their lightness and natural appearance defy competition.

:ps.ic:es :F'I^ODVL £,± los.

THB SAME MANUFACTURE APPLIED TO ^MW ^tM §xt%mf ixmxtkU, '§xm% &l

ANDREW SCOTT, RES3ER kUU PERFUMER

19, SOUTH STREET. PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 193 TOBACCO AND SNUFF WAREHOUSE.

(Successor to the late John M'Gkegor),

136, HIGH STREET, PEETH,

BEGS most respectfully to tender his grateful thanks to the in- habitants of Perth and surrounding Country for the patronage

bestowed on him since he succeeded to this long-established Busi- ness, and trusts, by strict attention and keeping none but the best

Articles, to merit a continuance of their support.

S. M. has always on hand a large Stock of TOBACCONIST GOODS, consisting of

MID, SMALL, AND BROWN TWISTS.

M^\) ^oU, fit%to\)t^^, €ni atiti Wincni (E'ttmnhx^l).

BIRDS' EYE, SHAG, C'NASTRE, &c. CIGARS AND CHEROOTS. T^IDIDY^S :B-JElO-^7^1

And a great variety of other favourite Snuffs. ALSO, BUFFALO-HORN BOXES, Fancy Pipes, Fusees, &c. &c.

^° Also on hand, a Stock of TOBACCO JUICE of firsts-ate quality. R —

194 ADVERTISEMENTS.

No. 35, GEORGE STREET, PERTH,

(5 Doors South of the Royal George Hotel, same side), HATTER, GAP-MAKER,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, VERY gratefully tbanks the Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, for tlie liberal patronage bestowed on lier late Husband during the last thirteen years, and assures them that the same principle of condueting business, which she believes gained him their favour and confidence, —namely, keeping at all times a first- rate Article, charging a fair, moderate Profit, and giving strict personal attention to the wishes of her Customers, with care, promptness, and punctuality in the execution of their Orders, will be steadily adhered to. A few leading Articles of Stock are HATS. Including Velvet, Nap, Silk, White Hats, Fishing and Shooting Hats, Boys', and Livery Hats.

Plain and Trimmed. Sole Agent for Lincoln & Bennefs celebrated Velvet Nap Hats. CAPS For Gentlemen—Fishing, Shooting, and Travelling Caps. For Boys—Military, Fancy Hair Cloth, and Velvet Caps. DEER STALKING ^ HUNTING CAPS, Cloth, Velvet, and Woollen GLENGARY, BALMORAL, PRINCE CHARLIE, ATHOLE,

and other Scotch Bonnets, correct Shapes, Eailway Guards' and Porters', Police, and other Uniform Caps, rnade in a superior manner.

ladies', misses', and children's FELT BONNETS, ROUND HATS, &c.

Waterproof Goats and Gapes for Ladies and Gentlemen. BONNET HOODS, LEGGINS, FISHING STOCKINGS, AIR PILLOWS, AND CUSHIONS. The Zephyr Silk Top-Coat, in Small Case for the Pocket. ADVERTISEMENTS. 195

WATEEPROJ^ CLOTHS IN THE WEB, And any description of Waterproof Articles made to order. Waterproof Goods of any kind Eepaired. Waterproof Gig Aprons, various Sizes and Qualities.

SAXONY, WEST OF ENGLAND BLACK CLOTHS AND DOESKINS. CHECK, MIX, AND FANCY TWEEDS.

SEittteg, p:eltott, atit) otl)tr fabrics, for @mx-€o^i%.

Gentlemen's Plaids, Carriage Eugs, Eailwat Wrappers. CAEPET AND LEA THEE BAGS. PORTMANTEAUS, KNAPSACKS. Agent for Smith & Gibb's Patent Gaiters and Leggins, In Cloth, Leatliei', &c. SHOOTING GAITEES AND LEGGINS. Gentlemen's Shirts made to order in a superior manner. UMBEELLAS, COLLAES, NECK TIES, STOCKS.

Pocket Handlcerchiefs, Gloves, Braces, &c. &c. OENTItEiaEN'S mOURNINO.

MRS G. DARLING, No. 35, GEORGE STREET, PERTH. HENDERSON,

MARSHALL PLACE.

All Pictures guaranteed, and none need be accepted unless approved of.

PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, &c., COPIED. THE ART TAUGHT. ; ;

296 ADVERTISEMENTS.

;IVIITH AND FURNISHIN IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,

(north end). ,

EG most respectfully to announce that they have always on hand a choice selection of Goods, and would specially invite the attention of the Public to their Stock of

Suitable for the Drawing-Eoom, Dining-room, Parlour, or Bed-room

STOVES HALL, LAUNDRY, GAS, AND JOYCe's PATENT : KITCHEN GRATES AND RANGES,

With self-acting Oven and Malleable Iron Back Boiler, fitted to supply Baths, &c. COAL- VASES, SMOKE AND BOTTLE JACKS, BATHS, GARDEN CHAIRS, HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS, ETC.

Kitchen Utensils, Tin-Plate Work, and General Furnishing, in great variety. SHOT, CAPS, AND WADDING.

As T. & F. devote their special attention to the practical department of the Trade, they are prepared to execute Orders and Contracts in Gates, Bailing, Wire-Fencing, Iron Bedsteads, and Smith Work in general, on the most reasonable Terms.

N.B. JOBBING AND ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED T0=

Perth, September, 1858. ADVERTISEMENTS. 197

MACKIE & CO.

14, PRINCES STREET, PERTH, IN returning grateful thanks for past favours, beg to inform their numerous Friends and the Public that they make use of the best Material, and employ first-class Workmen, under the immediate superintendence of Mr David Mackie, who learned the business with, and was for many years in the employment of, his late Uncle, Mr David Mackie.

They respectfully call attention to their Prices of Plumber Work, and trust, by strict attention to Orders, to merit an increased share of public patronage.

Orders from the Country executed with promptiticde and care. WILLIAM ROBERTSON,

128, HIGH STREET, PERTH,

INVITES inspection of his Stock of Clocks, from 16s. to £8;

Gold Watches, £8 to £20 ; Silver Lever Watches, £4 to £8 ; Common Watches, 20s. to £4, 53.; Gold and Silver Albert and Guard Chains, Rings, Brooches, &c. &c., at the Lowest Prices.

PLANE MAKER & EDGE-TOOL IVI

13. KING STREET, PERTH

Always on hand, and from the very best Makers,

All kinds of Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools,

at moderate prices.

Orders from the Country executed on the shortest notice. r2 1 98 ADVERTISEMENTS-.

J OH If W00», FAMILY BREAD, BISCUIT, & PASTRY BAKER,

2, GEORGE STREET, & 13, HIGH STREET, PEETH.

BRUSH & BASKET MANUFACTURER, 147, HIGH STREET, PEETH,

RESPECTFULLY INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF

§nt^to^, ^mM^, ({^mUf "gi^ximxmj, &c

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. BASKETS MADE AND EEPAIEED.

SMITH AND GENERAL IRONMONGER, COUNTY PLACE, PERTH.

Agent for Edmonstone Coal and Fire-Brick Works.

SLATER,

21, NOETH METHVEN STREET,

MOST respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on him since commencing business, and, by executing all Work intrusted to him in a superior manner, he hopes to merit a continuance of their favour and support.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ; ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. 199

ipin^ & fiikwiwg ^^t^Mi^fem^nt.

ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY. DEEBSES,

In Merino, Coburg, Orleans, Silk, Satin, &c. CLOAKS,

other Fabrics In Cloth, Velvet, Silk, and ; WOOLLEN SHAWLS AND PLAIDS; MEN'S CLOTHES; CURTAINS,

In Moreen, Damask, Cloth, and Chintz

DYED, CLEANED, & FINISHED AS NEW, IN THE BEST STYLE, AT MODERATE PRICES, AND IN SHORT TIME.

9, NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH;

33, NETHERGATE, DUNDEE; AND 93, GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.

BILL-POSTER, &c., 224, HIGH STREET, PERTH,

BEGS respectfully to return his most sincere thanks to those parlies who have hitherto entrusted him with their Orders, and trusts, by faithfully executing all favours, at Modertite Charges to merit a continuance and increase of public patronage.

Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Intimation Cards and Funeral Letters, &c., promptly circulated. 200 ADVEETJSEMEATS.

4^;

TOP OF PRINCES STKEET, AND 17, NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH,

BEGS to intimate that his Stock of GOODS is superior in

Quality, and very Moderate in Price ; and trusts, by choice selection and personal attention, to merit a large share of public patronage.

A. L. freely recommends his large Stock of Grain SACKS to the notice of Farmers, Merchants, and Traders generally. A large quantity of Coal, Potato, Rye-Grass, and every other description of BAGS always on hand, and SACKS of all kinds Made or Printed to order.

Perth, September 17, 1858.

f^OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THOMAS GREIG,

Nos. 24 & 26, WATERGATE, PERTH,

HAS always on hand a large assortment of LADIES' BOOTS and SLIPPERS, suitable for the Season, made by the most approved Makers, and which have given great satisfaction. The Summer Boots are from 2s. 8d. per pair to the finest quality, and Ladies' Patent Slippers from 2s. per pair to the best that are made. Infants' Cloth Boots 9d. per pair, and Leather Slippers at 64d. per pair.

N.B. — Mks GREIG would call attention to her Stock of STAYS, which, for Quality and Lowness in Price, stand unrivalled in any other establishment in Perth. She has also always on hand a large assortment of GENTS' SHIRTS, both Fustained and Embroidered, with all patterns of Ginghams, Ready-made and made to Order. The Plain and Twilled Striped Shirts Mrs G. makes have not been sui'passed by any other Shop in town.

[^° Just come to hand, a large quantity of Summer-made FLANNEL, to be sold cheap. Inspection invited. I

ADVERTISEMENTS. 201 JAMS LA STUFFER OF BIRDS, QUADRUPEDS, &c.,

7, KING STREET, PERTH.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO.

eMjii I. A CHAMPION INN, SOTJTKl sti^sibt^ ^peie^th.

Omnibuses to and from the General Terminus.

49 szig-h: sti^eet^ iPiEieTs:^

IS ALMOST THE ONLY TAILOE IN TOWN WHO KEEPS A SELECT STOCK OP

FOR WEARING AND DRESS OCCASIONS.

JF. having had great experience as a Cutter in some of the t principal Towns of Great Britain, Customers can depend upon getting a good Fit, combined with Ease and Elegance,

XjOisiiDCDisr & :e>j^:rxs .hi-^ts DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS.

49, HIGH STREET, PERTH, FIRST DOUBLE SHOP ABOVE THE SKINNERGATE. . — —

202 ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established 1825. Incoepoeated by Act of Paeliament.

CAPITAL-ONE MILLION.

HEAD OFFICE, ABEKDEEN. Office in Glasgow, Ill, St VINCENT STREET. Office in Edinburgh, 65, PRINCES STREET. Office in London',. 20, CANNON STREET, CITY. Office in Dullin, 34, COLLEGE GREEN.

BOARD IN PERTH.

David Geeig, Esq., Chairman.

William Duncan, Esq. I William Imeie, Esq.

Peter Imeie, Esq. | John Lowe, Esq.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. THE system of this Company presents a combination of the most important advantages, of which the following may be enumerated :

1 Absolute security is afforded by the funds accumulated from Premiums, with the guarantee of a large Capital.

2. The Premiums are moderate.

3. Investigations are made quinquennially, and intennediate Bonuses are allowed on Participating Policies that become claims between two periods of Division. The interests of the holders of such Policies are, in this manner, equalised as perfectly as by any system.

4. Policies in which the age of the Assured is admitted are now issued, without liability to be disputed on any ground whatever, after the lapse of Five Years from their date, provided only that the ordinary Premiums be regularly paid, with any extra that may be incurred.

5. No extra charge is now made for residence in any part of the world north of 38 degrees of north latitude, or south of 30 degrees of south latitude, California and the Gold Regions of Australia alone excepted.

6. For Surrender of Policies for the term of life, effected at uniform rates, and which have been three years in force, a return of Forty per Cent, of the Premiums received will at any time be allowed, besides the value of vested Bonuses. ADVERTISEMENTS. • 203

The next Investigation takes place at 31st January, 1862; and all Participating Policies then on the books of the Company will share in the Division of Profits.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Common, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Kisks are undertaken at the usual Eates of Is. 6d., 2s. 6d.,.and 4s. 6d, per cent, respectively. Special Insurances at increased Eates. CHAS. F. GEIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

Agent at Perth—LAUEENCE EINTOUL, Merchant.

BOOT ^WO SHOE MAKER, 29, GEOEGE STREET, PERTH,

BEGS to tender his grateful thanks to those who have honoured him with their patronage, and trusts, by personal attention to the proper execution of all Orders with which he may be favoured, to secure a continuance of their confidence. As P. K. uses nothing but the best of Materials, and employs the best Workmen, he is confident that those honouring him with their Orders will find satisfaction.

N.B.—A large assortment of LADIES' and CHILDEEN'S BOOTS and SHOES, of the best quality, always on hand.

29, George Street, Perth, September, 1858.

14, GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

CIGAES, CHEEOOTS, SNUFFS, AND SNUFF-BOXES.

MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Sac.

CEICKET BATS, BALLS, STUMPS, &c. 204 ADVERTISEMENTS. DUNCAN M'FARLANE, AUCTIOMEEB, APPRAISER, AND FUENITURE DEALER,

15, 16, & 20, MEAL VENNEL, PERTH.

Sales and Valuations punctually attended to.

BY APPOINTMENT TO

la S Si'9

(Successors to the late Mr Eobert Ancell), BON & FiSHING-TACKLE MANUFACTURERS,

PEETH.

(Successor to John M'Qlashan), WRIGHTS' TOOL MANUFACTURER, 25, ST JOHN STREET, (Above Working Mjens' Coffee-Room), PEETH.

Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools of every description, SAWS, CHISELS, BRACES, BITS, AND AUGERS, OF ALL SIZES.

COUNTRY OEDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. 205 4if€¥ W^

No, 7, ST JOHN STREET, PERTH,

MOST respectfully invite inspection of their large Stock of almost every description of FANCY GOODS. Their selection of

ELECTEO-PLATE AND NICKLE SILVER TEA-POTS,

Is of the finest quality and newest pattern, and such as they can with confidence recommend. HAIR, CLOTH, TOOTH, AND NAIL BRUSHES. Brooches, Bracelets, Spectacles, Portmonnies, &c. TOYS OF EVERY DESCEIPTION.

IF H ^ IF W SS H IE 'S' ©W JkHalLi IS E S^ I® g LADIES' CAP AND BONNET BASKETS. LADIES' BAGS, IN LEATHER AND MOROCCO. Carpet Bags, Carpet Twigs, Bass Nets, &c. Dressing Combs, Back Combs, Side Combs, and Ivory Combs, in great variety. LADIES' TORTOISE-SHELL CARD CASES. Always on hand, a beautiful assortment of SOAP TABLETS, manufactured expressly for the Toilet, and suitable for Families and Hotels, in Boxes, from Is. to 5s.

A most varied Stock of GARDEN, FLOWER, AND WORK BASKETS, Of the finest quality, adapted for the Drawing-Room, as well as for the Garden. BASKETS MADE AND NEATLY REPAIRED. CHAIRS RE-BOTTOMED WITH CANE.

Baby Linens Made and Trimmed to order, on the shortest notice.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

\ ST JOHN STREET, PERTH. s 206 ADVEETISEMENTS. PIGTURE-FRAME MAKING ESTABLISHMENT,

PERTH.

(Kamwj m& ffiiMmg &mt in M iU totitte,

V And in the most elegant style.

Rosewood, Maple, and Walnut Frames, in every style, made to order. OLD FRAMES PATCHED AND RE-GILDED.

Rosewood and Gilt Mouldings of every description kept in Stock, and sold in quantities to suit Purchasers. A LARGE STOCK OF FRAMED PICTURES ON HAND.

Also, a large quantity of PRINTS, ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS.

TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE.

AGENT FOR THE MERCANTILE ADVERTISER, AND THE

Adtertisements received, and forwarded, free of charge, to any Newspaper in the three Kingdoms. NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS Of every kind to be had.

Parties residing in Town can have any Newspaper delivered at their place of business free of extra charge.

OBSERVE-

62, HIGH STREET, PERTH. ADVERTISEMENTS. 207

FASHIONABLE RGUTTING, SHCJLIMIIE^OOIIsrO, AND

I, 8E0RGE STREET, PERTH,

(Opposite the Koyal Geoee Hotel).

The Newest Designs of

MADE TO ORDER. fIWli&M® M

(LATE URQUHARTS),

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STILL CONTINUES TO SUPPLY ^ le T I IP I o I j^ Xj t e IE t b:

Feom One Tooth to a Complete Set.

MtttU MniM, tffeMMt & arrfwUi! ^i^mL

TERMS MODERATE.

54, GEORGE STREET, PERTH. 208 ADVERTISEMENTS.

(iTrom Sabovg & iBoore, Ctjemigts to t\)t (!^ucen, Eontion), CHEMIST AI^D QRUGGIST,

39, GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

MASONS, ATHOLE STREET,

IN returning thanks to their Friends and the Public for the liberal support conferred on them since they commenced Business, trust, by strict attention to Orders, employing first-rate Workmen, and Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of public patronage.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

I III I bjl b. E. S-l PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS,

97, HIGH STREET, PERTH,

MOST respectfully return their sincere thanks to their Friends and the Public for the liberal encouragement they have received since commencing Business, and trust, by strict personal attention to Orders, and Moderate Charges, to merit a continuance of public favour.

PAPER-HANGINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

OILS, COLOURS, VARNISHES, &c.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. ADVERTISEMENTS. 209

THOMAS FORSYTH, SMITH AND BELLHANGEE,

129, High Street (Burt's Close), Perth.

TOWN AND COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

OAVIO ROBERTSON, BOOKSELLER AND NEWS-AGENT,

PERTH. BILL-POSTING.

Urtto^er 0f ^iralTOt iSommitte |Wim, &<^*

BEGS to say to his Customers and Friends, that lie still resides at 54, HIGH STREET, where he will be happy to receive _ and execute any of the above work intrusted to him.

54, HIGH STREET, PERTH.

"J BILL-POSTER AND DELIVERER,

BEGS to return thanks for past favours, and hopes, by stiict personal attention to all Orders intrusted to him, to merit a continuance of the public support.

Cards, Circulars, Funeral Intimations, Letters, &c., delivered with promptitude. 210 ADVERTISEMENTS. fnvdtoa ^^A WuMxmMn^ iB^MMUmmt

c ^^ I^ X),

ALEXANDER M'NAB, Watchmaker, having retired from Business, takes this opportunity of offering his thanks to his numerous Customers for the liberal patronage enjoyed by him and his late Brother for upwards of Thirty Years, and begs to inform them and the PubKc generally that their whole Business, hitherto carried on by them, has been made over to Mr Daniel Robertson, their Nephew, who for the last Sixteen Years has been in their employment, and on whose behalf the same liberality of patronage and encouragement is respectfully solicited.

DANIEL ROBERTSON BEGS to assure the parties addressd in the preceding Card, that it will be his constant endeavour to sustain the established character of the Business to which he has succeeded.

orders punctually attended to.

GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

ALEXANDER H/I'LAREN BEGS most respectfully to return thanks to his numerous Friends for the liberal support conferred on him since he opened the above large, central, and commodious Premises, which have been fitted up in the most elegant style, at great expense. A. M'L. feels confident, from several years' experience in some of the principal Hotels in Scotland, that parties favouring him with their patronage may depend on receiving every attention, and viands of the best quahty. Excursionists would do well to pay a visit to this Establishment, which, for comfort and cheapness, defies competition.

LONDON & PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS DAILY.

An Ordinary every Friday, from 1 till 4 o'clock p.m. ADVERTISEMENTS. 211

mBRELLA AND PARASOL iAKER, AND GENERAL V/AREHOUSEMAN,

(Opposite the Meal Vennel), PERTH. <@t#€S4

BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public in general that his New PORTRAIT SALOONS are Open Daily from Nine till dusk.

Portraits taken in all the branches of the Art, from pin size to the largest now taken in Scotland— viz., 18 in. by 14 in. —Plain or beautifully Coloured in Water or Oil.

Also, small Miniatures on the Patent Ikon Tablets, suitable for Lockets, Brooches, Pins, Rings, Studs, Bracelets, &c., Coloured so as to represent the finest Miniatures on Ivory.

PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, STATUARY,

|irt ptatttxtactnre^, Pagmrreot^pc^, p!)otogmpt)0, <^t.

TRUTHFULLY COPIED.

Attached to the Saloons are Dressing and Waiting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen.

N.B. —NO COPIES KEPT WITHOUT PERMISSION. 30 (3-Eo:E^a-E S'X':e/Set. (IMMEDIATELY ABOVE THE ESCHAJJGE NEWSEOOM), PERTH. '

212 ADVEETISEMEKTS,

i€li, €ai4«g. & iMM

45, GEORGE STREET PERTH.

aRRIAGE CAKES, DRESSED DINNERS, ^^r

SOIREES AND DEJEUNERS.

%tfvt%lxmmU Ut Wmti^U m& (Bxammx^U

ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

CREAM AND WATER ICES.

SINGER BEER, LEMONADE, & SODA WATI

JAMS, JELLIES, AND MARMALAl]

STRAWBEEEIES AND CREAM, &c. &c.

liTi T\. CT' ?»

45, GEORGE STREET, PEETH. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

EXECUTED AT mm

^l HIGH STREET,

P E H 1tr

BOOKS, rAMPHLETS, CxVTALOGTJES, POSTING AND HANDBILLS, CIRCULARS, BILL IIExiDS, LETTER HEADINGS, &c. &c. &c. ^ c^^^JT^^JTunrral Urttcr^ ^ SntimattDii CartiiS.p '%ii^\M^,. '\ mi IQ ^X '^^QJ ¥^fe

STATUES AND BUSTS.

STONE BATHS,

MONUMENTS, LOBBY TABLES, ^^^

MARBLE MOHTARS, S^^

CHIMNEY- PIECES. CURLING STONES.

F i:j H T H [m^ MARBLE, MONUMENTAL, AND B1

COUNTY PLACE AND NEWROW.

Icltoag^ ou vim a great xiartet^ of pe^ign?;. CHARGES MODERATE. ma) COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 5^. —

^wli

42 & 44 MILL STREET,

AND 1 & 3 ICIlsr^rOTJX/lfi STIRIEET,

BEGS most respectfully to inform the Public tliat he has at present on hand an Exteiisive Stock of Polished Registek

and KiNNAiBD Grates, &c. ; and as these include ' a VJtried assortment of the most approved and highly-finished Designs

Plain and Ornamental—they will be found well worthy of an inspection.

He begs especially to direct attention to the accoinpanying

Design of his New LAUNoar Stove, which has been found

admirably suited for its purpose, and has given complete satisfac-

tion in every establishment where it has been tried.

ALWAYS ON HANB,

/citbtris aitti /ire - Irotiis, ^touess, J^tttljeit Pangejs,

Hot Plates, Ovens, &c.,

IRON BEDSTEADS AND UMBRELLA STANDS, &o.,

AND A GENEEAL SELECTION OF IRONMONGERY GOODS,

AT VEET MODERATE PfilOES.

€ate0, âxlmgjs, Itglj^Preisûrc ôtlerje; tor "Pati}?;,

SMOKE - JACKS, LOCKS,

AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SMITH WORK, MADE TO ORDER.

Perth, September, 1858. ^:'^'*'^'" ^ % CONOMiCAL PATENT LAUNDRY STOVE

CapaMe of fleati]i,al5.j]-(ms at one-tmie -

will, cojiiparalivelv Me M i^W:

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