Dundee Directory

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DUNDEE DIRECTORY,

MDCCCXLII-XLIII

CONTAINING THE

NAMES, PLACES OF BUSINESS, & RESIDENCES OF THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS; LISTS OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, BANKING & SHIPPING

COMPANIES, COACHES & CARRIERS ; ALSO, LIST OF VESSELS REGISTERED IN DUNDEE WITH SEVERAL USEFUL TABLES, AMONG WHICH IS A TABLE OF THE NEW DUTIES ON VARIOUS ARTICLES OF IMPORT.

DUNDEE:

JAMES CHALMERS, 10 CASTLE STREET.

1842.

DDEEH.

Two years have not elapsed since the last Dundee

Directory was published ; but it being generally ac- knowledged, that at no recent period of twenty-four months, previous to the date of that publication, have so many unforeseen changes and casualties taken place in Dundee than during the last, —thereby rendering the former Directory almost useless. The Publisher therefore begs leave to produce another for 1842-43, on which he with confidence asserts, that neither pains nor expense have been spared to render it as accurate and complete, as that can pos- sibly be accomplished. The Directory and Lists, after these were in types, have been carefully examined by those competent to judge of their accuracy, and such alterations made thereon, as was by them satisfac- torily pointed out,— stiD, to say that it is free of errors or omissions, would be presumption. The present Directory contains about three hun- dred Names more, and an equal number of Lists with its predecessor ; also a selection, from the New Tariff, of Articles Imported into Dundee ; besides prints of the Exchange Buildings, and of the Churches, as they appeared before the fire in January 1841,—which were not promised in the Prospectus,—and these without any addition to the price. The Publisher has to acknowledge an extensive List of Subscribers for this small Work,—indeed, the number far exceeds expectations when the first sheet was put to press ; and, as the impression is but limited, he will escape the error fallen into with former similar publications—by having many ofthem useless on hand, while with the present, he will have only a few copies for general sale after Subscribers are supphed.

10 Castle Street, Ausust 1842.

CONTENTS.

Page.

Additional Names and Corrections, | . . . . viii. Advertisements, End of Volume.

Baltic Coffee-room and Chamber of Commerce, . . 108

Banking Companies, . , . . . . .111

Bank Branches, ...... 112 Billeting of Soldiers, 131 Burgh Court, 106 Carriers, 127-129 Charitable Institutions, ..... 119-121 Clergy and Places of Worship, 97

Closes and Entries, , . 91-94

Clothing Society, . .120 Coaches, Mail and Stage, 126

Consuls for Foreign States, . . . . , . 1 15 Customs and Establishment, 108 Directory, Dundee, 1-90 Duties on Importations, 131 Exchange Reading-room, 108 Excise Office, 109 Eye Institution, 120

Fairs, . . 94

Fine Arts Association, ...... 115

Fire and Life ' Insurance Companies, . . . . .112

Fire and Life Insurance Agencies, . . . . 11.3 Fire-Engine Establishment, lOG

• Forfarshire Prison Board, Dundee Committee, &c. . 105

Floral Society, . , . , . . . .108

Gas Light . . Company, , , . . . . no

Guild Court, , . . . . j . . .100

Guildry Incorporation, . . . , . . . 10{> CONTENTS.

Page. Harbour Trustees and Establishment, 104 Highland Society, 121

Holidays, . . . -^ . 121 Indigent Sick Society, 120

Infirmary, Royal, . . . . 119 Justice of Peace Small Debt Court, 102

Justices of the Peace, Dundee District, 102

Kirk Treasurer's Office, 121 Lunatic Asylum, Royal, 119 Magistrates and Council, 95 Mails, &c 130 Maltmen Fraternity, 107

Medical Institution for the Lame, 120 Medical Society, 110 Merchant Seamen's Fund, 107 National Security Savings Bank, 116 Nine Incorporated Trades, 106 Orphan Institution, Royal, 119 Physicians, 99 Police Commissioners, 96

Police Establishment, . 105 Population, 90 Post-Office and Regulations, 129-130 Prison Establishment, 103

Provincial Medical Association, 100

Public Seminaries, . 109 Public Library, 109 Railway Companies, 116 Sea Insurance Companies, 113 Sea Insurance Agents and Brokers, 114 Seamen Fraternity and Light-Keepers, 107

Seamen's Friend Society, 121 Shipping Companies, 116-118

Shipping belonging to Dundee, 134

Stamp Paper and Assessed Tax Office, 108

Streets, Entrier, &c., 91-94 CONTENTS. Vll.

Page.

Tay Ferry Trustees, . , . , . 110

Three United Trades, , . . . . 107

Time Table for Twenty-eight Months, . . 122-125 Terms, ...... 94 Town Officers and Drummer, .... 106 Watt Institution, ...... 109 Whale-Fishing Companies, . . ^ . 118 Writers and Notaries, ..... 100 Society of, . . . . . 102 ADDITIONAL NAMES AND CORRECTIONS,

TOO LATE FOR IKSERTION IN THEIR REGULAR ORDER.

AIMER, James, fishing-rod maker, 4 DaUfield Walk.

BARRIE, C, grocer and spirit-dealer, 54 Murraygate. CAMERON, John, Highland bagpipe-maker, 44 Scouringburn.

CARRIE, John, Manager oi Herald ; h. Dyers' CI., Murraygate.

COOPER, David, fruiterer, 33 Reform Street; h. 13 Willison St. HENDERSON, William, flaxspinner, 29 Baltic Street. HERALD Printing and Publishing Offices, Dyer's CI., Murraygate. JESSIMAN, James, bookbinder, 26 Murraygate. MUNRO, Angus, Ward Chapel Officer, 11 Dudhope Crescent. STEVENSON, Jn., dyer, 17 Nethergate; h. 29 Constitution Road. TODD, James, manufacturer, 112 Seagate. WIGHTON, Robert, feuar, 91 Bucklemaker Wynd. THE DUNDEE DIRECTORY

MDCCCXLSI-XLIH.

ABBOT, Robert, sailing-master of the London steamer " Perth."

ABERDEEN Marine Insurance Office, 3 King Street ; S. Brodie. Shipping Company's Office, 3 Dock Street. ABERDEIN, John, china and stoneware merchant, 36 High Street. Mrs, Nethergate. ADAM, A., Collector Gas Light Co., 5 Tod's Burn Lane, King St. John, bookseller and stationer, 60 Murraygate; h. 62 Do. Mrs, 62 Murraygate. Mrs, 74 Nethergate. Thomas, sph-it-dealer, 7 Brown Street. Thomas, coal-merchant. King Street. ADAMS, Alexander H., teacher, 3 South Tay Street. A., bookseller, 11 Lindsay Street,

David, teacher, Scott's Close, Nethergate ; h. Hawkhill. Mrs, grocer, 6 Temple Lane.

ADAMSON, John, of Leadbetter, Adamson, and Co. ; h. St Andrew's Place.

Robert, merchant, 1 Laurel Bank, Constitution Road. Thos., shipbuilder, Marine Parade; h. Broughty Ferry. William, shipowner, St Andrew's Place.

ADDISON, George, spirit-dealer, 26 Wellgate. Mrs Samuel, 6 Perth Road. ADIE, Rev. Dr Chas., Millbank, 46 Bucklemaker Wynd, Mrs Robert, St Andrew's Street. A ADVERTISER Publishing Office, 3 Overgate ; and Printing Office,

Argyll Close, 1 Overgate. AGNEW, John, broker, 226 Overgate.

AIKEN, Geo., grocer and spirit-dealer, 31 Dock Street.

AIR, Alexander, tailor, 31 Murraygate,

ATRD, Mrs, boot and shoe warehouse, 7 Union Street.

AIRTH, James (Nine Trades' Officer), Crichton's Close, Overgate. Misses, staymakers and milliners, Crichton's CL, Overgate. AITCHESON & Co., ale and spirit-dealers, 13 Peter Street. AITKEN, Rev, Robert, Strawberry Bank, Perth Road. Wm., surgeon, Roger's Entry, Murraygate. William, smith, Speed's Close, Overgate. ALEXANDER, Alex., grocer and spirit-dealer, 42 Scouringburn.

Charles, tailor, 43 Overgate.

David, tailor, 61 West Port. K., grocer, 192 Hawkhill.

George and Son, commission agents, 6 Mid Shore; h. 4 Westfield, Perth Road.

J. L., druggist, 12 EastYeaman Shore; h. 48 Cotton Road.

James, bookseller, 17 Overgate. James, shoemaker, 2 Blinshall Street. James, coal-merchant, Bucklemaker VVynd.

Joseph, tailor, 53 Princes' Street.

Mrs, spirit- dealer, 12 North Tay Street. Mrs, grocer, 49 Princes' Street. Thomas, County Sasine Office; h. 41 Reform Street. ALISON, John, merchant (distributor of stamps, and collector of assessed taxes, 18 Castle Street), 6Cov/gate; h. Union Mount, Perth Road.

Robert, surveyor of customs ; h. 101 Nethergate. ALLAN, Orme, and Co., music-sellers, 49 Reform Street. Alexander, writer, 16 Tay Street. Alex,, baker, 47 Murraygate; h. 49 Murraygate. James, hau--dresser, 14 Crichton Street. John, grocer, Cotton Road. John A., baker, 66 Nethergate. Miss, 16 Tay Street. ;

ALLAN, William, musician, Victoria Square.

Wm., engineer, Tay Foundry ; h. 4 Gellatly Street, Wm., shoemaker, Guillan's Close, Overgate, William, grocer, ^6 Dudhope Crescent. ALLARDICE, Archibald, bookseller and stationer. Trades' Hall h. 37 Constitution Road. ANCIENT Mason Lodge, 39 Murraygate. ANDERSON and Cathcart, merchants, 13 St Andrew's Street. Alex., merchant and commision agent, 23 St Andrew's

Street J h. West Haven. Andrew, grocer, 61 Scouringburn. Andrew, tobacconist, 76 Overgate. Charles, vintner, 42 Seagate.

David, sub-cashier Union Bank ; h. 105 Murrayagte. David, bookseller and stationer, 33 High Street. David, surgeon, 17 King Street.

David, tailor, Bucklemaker Wynd.

D., writer, 11 Reform Street ; h. Bucklemaker Wynd. David, writer, 30 Reform Street, David, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street. David, cabinetmaker, 154 Nethergate; h. 9 Tay St. Lane. Graham, clothier and tailor, 6 Reform Street. James, treasurer Royal Infirmary, and agent for the Whii

Co. of Scotland, 3 Crichton St. ; h. 23 Yeaman Shore.

Jas., Wright, Meadowside; h. Cameron's Close, Murraygate. — — - James, carver and gilder, 103 Nethergate. James, spirit-dealer, 20 Crichton Street. James, shipmaster, 19 Butcher Row.

James, spirit-dealer, 47 Nethergate. James, vintner, Dens Road. John Hodgson, corn-factor; h. Airlie Lodge.

John, writer, 10 Reform Street ; h. Ditto.

John C, agent ; h. 10 Reform Street. John, messenger-at-arms, 6 High Street; h. 8 Crichton St. John, baker, 47 Hawkhill, Misses M. and E, dressmakers, 37 Union Street. Misses, Boarding and Day School, 43 S. Tay St. ANDERSON, Mrs Capt., 4 South Tay Street.

Mrs J., vintner, 12 Arthur Street. Mrs, sick-nurse, Roseangle. Mrs Wm., brewer, 10 Nethergate. Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 226 Perth Road*

Rev. T. G, Torry, of St Paul's, Castle Street. Thomas, builder, 29 Lower Pleasance. Thomas, spirit-dealer, 93 Cowgate. Wm. jun., brewer and inn-keeper, Thorter Row.

Wm., shipbroker, 11 Dock Street; h. 4 Comely Bank. Wm., shipmaster, 49 Cowgate.

William, tailor, 18 Bell Street.

Wm,, merchant, St Andrew's Street ; h.' 1 Thistle Street, Wm., seedsman, l(i Nethergate; h. 25 Ditto.

ANDREWS, A. jun., teacher, 4 Brown St. ; h. 65 Blackness Road. D. R., professor of painting, and drawing-master Public

Seminaries ; h. 1 Meadow Street, Robert, vintner. Bell Street. NGUS, James, shipmaster, 157 Overgate. Margaret, grocer, 53 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. NNAN, Alexander, grocer, 124 Hilltown. David, printer, 8 Overgate. James, smith and bellhanger. Temple Lane. ANNAN D, James, porter. Royal Infirmary. ANTON, George, stoneware-dealer, 93 Hawkhill. ARCHER, John, grocer, 36 Barrack Street. William, grocer, Blackscroft.

ARCHIBALD, J. hosier, 72 High Street. ARKLAY, John, saddler, 4 Trades' Hall, Seagate. Mrs Robert, 8 Wellington Street. ARNOT, Rev. David, 4 Greenfield Place. ARROT, James, M,D,, 5 St Andrew's Street. ARTHUR, Miss, grocer, 32 Bell Street. ATHERSTONE, T. & Son (organists St Paul's Chapel), professors of music, Morgan's Buildings, 125 Nethergate. AUSTEN, John, working jeweller, dentist, and optician, 49 Nethet*

gate ; h. 3 Craig Street. ;

AYMER, John, corn-merchant, 15 Dock Street; h. Constitution Road.

BACHOP, George, draper, 64 High Street. BAILLIE, James, Eastern Association, 45 Princes' Street.

John, grocer, 16 Commercial Street, MaxweUtown. BAIN, R., tailor, Gray's Close, High Street.

Wm., writer, 37 High Street ; h. 35 South Tay Street.

BAIRD, Richard, Manager Newtyle Railway ; h. 9 Overgate.

Richard, spirit-dealer, 34 Murraygate ; h. Dyers' Close. BALBIRNIE, David, plumber, Seagate. Robt., broker, 14 Butcher Row.

William, slater, 67 Bucklemaker Wynd. BALFOUR and Meldrum, merchants and flaxspinners, 25 Cowgate works, Bell Street.

Alex., merchant, 25 Cowgate ; h. Airlie Lodge. Alexander, leather-merchant, 5 Vault.

BALL, Mrs M., vintner, 8 Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. BALLIN, Dr De, surgeon, 3 Thorter Row.

BALLINGALL, David, spirit-dealer, Gray's Close, High Street. Miss, 101 Nethergate. BALSILLIE, George, watchmaker, 44 High Street. BALTIC Coffee-Room, 2 Cowgate. BANK of Scotland's Office, 49 High Street.

BANKS, George, 1 Mid Road, Constitution Road.

James, writer, High Street ; h. Mid Chapelshade.

J. M., silk-mercer, 7 Reform St. ; h. 13 Mid Chapelshade, John, feuar, 38 Bell Street.

Mrs, I Mid Road, Constitution Road. Mrs, grocer, Rattray's Lane, Bell Street.

Wm., grocer and spirit-dealer, 46 Murraygate : h. 60 Do.

BARCLAY, James, steward ; h. Yeaman Shore. Robert, dentist, 19 High Street.

W., umbrella-maker, 12 Barrack Street. BARLAND, Jas., teacher, Orphan Institution, Small's Wynd.

Jas. jun., Export Office ; h. 32 Constitution Road. BARNET, Alex., grocer, 146 Seagate.

James, wright, Watt Street, Hawkhill. William, grocer, 165 Hilltown.

BARNEY, J., clerk, Tay Street Mills ; h, Stewart's Court, Seagate. BARNIE, David, grocer, HawkhiD.

John, spirit-dealer, 29 Hawkhill.

BARRIE, Charles, grocer and spirit-dealer, 54 Murraygate.

Charles, tailor, 73 High Street.

John, mason, Meadowside ; h. Forebank. M., cork manufacturer, Thorter Row.

Wm., writer, and Town Clerk; h. 46 Magdalen Yard Road. Wm. jun., writer. Town House; h. Magdalen Yard Road. BARRY, George, gardener and grocer, 70 Dudhope Crescent. BATCHELOR, George, Bain Square, Cowgate.

George, cattle-dealer, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd. John, coppersmith, 27 Greenmarket; h. 13 Butcher Row. Miss Ann, clear-starcher, 62 Seagate. Miss, dressmaker, 28 High Street. BATHIE, Thomas, shoemaker, 167 Overgate. William, boot and shoemaker, 91 Hilltown. BAXTER Brothers &Co., merchants and flaxspinners, 31 Cowgate. and Miller, writers, 20 Reform Street. and Alexander, writers, 20 Castle Street. Sandeman, & Co., wholesale confectioners and lozenge manufacturers, 32 and 33 Meadow Entry, Murraygate.

David, merchant, 31 Cowgate ; residence, Craigie House.

David W. , baker, 55 Wellgate.

David, spirit-dealer, 12 Overgate.

Edward, merchant, I King Street; Vice-Consul for the

United States of America ; calendering work, 33 St An-

drew's Street ; residence, Balgay House.

George Ross, confectioner and grocer, 5 and 7 Murraygate ; h. Burnhead.

George H., manufacturer, William Street.

G. N., ship and ins. broker, 16 Dock St. ; h. Burnhead. G. R., shipmaster, 24 Bell Sreet.

G. T., coal-merchant, 20 King Street. BAXTER, James, clerk, 60 Bell Street, John B., writer, and Procurator Fiscal for Forfarshire

and Dundee Burgh, 41 Reform Street ; h. Craigtay.

John H., bookseller, 99 Murraygate ; h. Seagate. John Gorrel (of B. B. & Co.), EUangowan House. John C, manufacturer, Commercial Street, Maxwelltown,

John, agent, Bell Street ; yard, South Union Street,

J. W., writer (of B. & A.) ; h. Meadowside. Joseph, grocer, 8 Blackscroft,

Misses, of Tdvies, 4 King Street. M. H., grocer, 72 King Street. Miss, milliner, 346 Perth Road. Nicoll, R., upholsterer, 110 Murraj'gate. Rev. John, 36 Cotton Road. Robert, ship-joiner. East Shore.

Thomas H., grocer and spirit-dealer, 95 Murraygate. William Gorrel (of B. B. & Co.), EUangowan House.

William, merchant, 31 Cowgate ; residence, EUangowan, William Boyd, accountant, and Town Chamberlain, 14 High Street; h. 31 Cowgate.

W. C, Wright, Kirk Entry, Wellgate ; h. King Street. BAYNE, Dr John, 5 St Andrew's Street.

BEAT, Charles, packer, 1 Sugar-House Wynd. BEATTIE, John, baker, Blackscroft,

BEATTON, Mrs, vintner, 13 North Tay Street,

BEATTS, John M,, commission agent and auctioneer, 14 St Cle-

ment's Lane ; h. 23 St Andrew's Street. Mrs C, grocer, 188 Seagate.

BEGBIE, William, corn-factor, 4 Gellatly Street.

Misses M. & M., staymakers, 3 Tally Street.

BEGG, Arthur, tailor and clothier, 20 High Street; h. 19 Ditto. Charles, grocer, 101 Murraygate. Mrs, broker, 190 Overgate. BEHARRIE, Alexander, grocer and builder, 34 Dudhope Wynd, Alexander jun., builder, Albert Street, Forfar Road. James, manufacturer, Ladywell Lane ; h. 36 Bell Street. Robert, manufacturer, 34 Dudhope Wvnd. ;

BEHARRIE, Wm., manufacturer, 101 Princes' Street; h. Ditto. BEHRENS, Elizabeth, haberdasher, 66 King Street. BELL and Neish, writers, 41 Reform Street. A., grocer, 119 Hawkhill. Alexander, surgeon, 164 Nethergate.

David, corn-factor, 11 Thomson Street, Perth Road. . David, eating-house, 209 Overgate.

David, spirit-dealer, 1 Rose Street.

Henry, writer, 41 Reform Street ; h. Mid Shore.

James, rope and sailmaker, 2 Dock Street ; h. and manufactory, Step Row, Perth Road.

James H., merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Belmont. James, broker, 39 Hawkhill.

James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 21 Overgate.

John, and WiUiam Don, ^Titers, 38 Castle Street. John, clerk, Bell Street.

John (of Bell and Don) ; b. 17 Tay Street. M., grocer, 70 Princes' Street. Misses, Miln's Buildings, 138 Nethergate.

Mrs, lodgings, 40 Union Street.

Mrs Alexander, Bell Street. Mrs, 3 West Dock Street. Robert, physician and surgeon, 164 Nethergate. Robert, postmaster and newspaper agent, 2 Castle Street

h. Mid Shore. Robert, cabinetmaker, 24 Union Street. Robert, spirit-dealer, 278 Perth Road. Thomas, Belmont House, Perth Road. Thomas jun., merchant and shipowner, 2 Panmure Street. Thomas, hairdresser, 45 West Port. William, 36 Constitution Road.

WiUiam, shipmaster, 13 West Dock Street. BENNET, John, wright. Princes' Street. John, shoemaker, Mill's Wynd. William, manufacturer, King Street. BENTLEY, Thomas, hosier, 56 Hawkhill. 9

BENVIE, Andrew, merchant (of Cochrane and Benvic, 131 Sea- gate), 7 Nelson Street, Forebartk. BERRIE, Miller, merchant and ealenderer, 6 Bain Square; h. 152 Perth Road. Mrs William, 152 Perth Road. BERWICK, A., grocer, 167 Seagate. BETT, W., merchant, 3 Panmure Street; h. 1 Mid Chapelshade. BETTS, James, shipmaster, 19 Butcher Row, BEVERLEY, Euphemia, spirit-dealer, Foundry I-ane. BIGGS, James, grocer, 14 Scouringburn. BINNY, Mrs, Paton's Lane, Perth Road. BIRNIE, David and Son, manufacturers, 30 Wellington Street.

BISSET, P., shoemaker, 1 Bucklemaker Wynd. BLACK, D., merchant, 5 St Andrew's Street, David, grocer, 74 Scouringburn.

George, carver and wood-turner, Gray's Close, High Street. Henry, broker, 5 Horsewater Wynd.

James, builder, Princes' Street,

James, vintner, Butchart's Close, Murraygate. T., flesher, 68 Hawkhill. William, spirit-dealer, 30 Scouringburn. BLACKIE and Son, publishers, 7 Crichton Street, Andrew, grocer, 30 Dallfield Walk.

BLAIN, J., late tide-surveyor of Customs, 103 Seagate.

James H., Custom-House ; h. above, BLAIR, E., grocer, 82 Hawkhill. George, grocer, 19 Small's Wynd. Henry, grocer, 115 Overgate.

John, furnishing warehouse, 1 Reform Street.

John, grocer, 15 Wellgate ; h. Lindsay Street. Mrs Captain, 75 Nethergate.

Mrs, hosier, 41 Brown Street. Peter, grocer, 125 Scouringburn.

Thomas, grocer, 49 Brown Street. Thomas, grocer, 56 Wellgate.

William, 64 King Street.

William, tailor, Scouringburn. B 10

BLAKEY, Mrs, King Street Court.

J. H. (of Miln, Blakey, & Co.) ; h. King Street Court.

BLYTH, Charles, manager Bank Mill ; h. Blackness Road.

Henry, merchant, 2 Wellgate ; h. Rosefield. Thomas, merchant, 2WeUgate; h. RoseQeld. B0AS3, Charles William, banker; h. Bell Street, Meadows,

George Clement, banker ; h. 2 King Street.

Henry S., M. D., Fleuchar Craig. BON Accord Marine Insurance Company's Office, 27 Cowgate. John, nautical instrument maker and chart seller, Dock Street. BONNAR, Joseph, blacking manufacturer, 7 Overgate; h. 14 New Inn Entry. BONNARMAN, G., broker, 139 Overgate. BON THRO N, John, confectioner, 36 Scouringburn. BOOTH, G., tailor, 27 West Port. BORRIE, David, bootmaker, 38 High Street; h. 29 Union Street. & Co., engineers and founders, Tay Foundry, Trades' Lane.

Peter, engineer ; h. St Andrew's Street. BORWICK, Rev. William B., Bell Street. BOURKE, James, vintner, St George's Place. BOWER, George, farmer, Logie. Robert, flaxdresscr, 82 Overgate. BOWIE, Miss E. L,, dressmaker, 31 Reform Street. BOWMAN, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Victoria Square. John, cabinetmaker, Long Wynd, Nethergate. Miss, milliner, 7 Crichton Street. BOYACK, William, flaxspinner, 5 Cowgate; h. 170 Nethergate. BOYD, Alexander, wright, Key's Close, Nethergate. George, late hairdresser. King Street.

Geo. jun., agent, 39 Castle Street ; h. Wellington Street. George H., provision-dealer, 4 Vault.

Jas., merchant, 3 Sugar-House Wynd ; h. 2 Comely Bank. John, dairyman, Dudhope, Lochee Road. John, provision-dealer and hatter, 3 and 7 Church Lane.

" Mrs, St Mary's Close, Nethergate. T., grocer, 5 Princes' Street.

BOYLE, E.,. grocer, 33 Cotton Road. 11

BRAID, Peter, mill-manager, Lower Pleasance. BRAND, James, spirit-dealer, and collector of Town's Customs, 27 South Union Street, BRASH, George, grocer, 113 Princes' Street. BREMNER, James, grocer, 35 Seagate. BRENNAN, Edward, surgeon, 30 West Port; h. 2 Temple Lane. Daniel, broker, 40 Hawkhill. David, china-merchant, 38 HawkhUl. BREWITT, Richard, shoemaker, 8 Blackness Road.

BRISBANE, James, Patent Slip and Graving Dock Master; h.

Patent Slip. BRITISH Hotel, 4 Castle Street and 3 Seagate. Linen Company's Bank, 77 Murraygate. BRODIE, Andrew, soda-water manufacturer, 40 Gellatly Street.

David, merchant, 3 King St. ; h. 81 Bucklemaker Wynd. G., hosiery and furnishing warehouse, 20 Murraygate. George, appraiser, Temperance Hotel, foot of Union Street. George, stoneware-merchant, 159 Seagate. James, grocer, 98 Princes' Street. Mrs, grocer, 14 "V^ellgate.

S. and D., merchants, 3 King Street.

Samuel (of S. and D.) ; h. Olivebank Cottage, 74 Buckle- maker Wynd.

BROUGH', J. S., grocer, 76 Scouringburn. Thomas, manufacturer, Peep-o'-day.

BROWN, Alexander; shipbuilder ; h. Somerville Place. Alexander, Customs, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. Andrew, merchant, 53 Cowgate.

Andrew jun., shipowner, 47 Castle St.; h. Victoria Square. Arthur, shipmaster, 6 Perth Road.

Charles, tailor, Pullar's Close, Murraygate.

David, tailor, 9 Mid Road, Chapelshade.

D., vintner. Hammerman's Tavern, Mint Close, High St. David, grocer, 28 Scouringburn.

D., merchant, 47 Castle St. ; h. 36 Magdalen Yard Road.

David, S., vintner, 45 Perth Road.

D, & J., wine and spirit merchants, St Paul's Court. 12

BROWN, David B., with D. Martin & Co. ; h. 103 Murraygate.

J. & W, , flaxspinners & linen manufacturers, 20 Wellgate. James (of J. and W. Brown), 127 Nethergate. James, shipowner, William Street, Forebank. ^ James, engineer, 97 Princes' Street.

Jas., manufacturer, Sugar-House Wynd ; h. Bonnybank.

John, Tod's Burn Lane, King Street, John, flaxspinner, Panmure Street.

John, agent; ofHce, 11 Dock Street ; h. Victoria Square. John, manufacturer, 69 Perth Road.

Joseph, brewer, 54 King Street. Martha, dressmaker, 113 Nethergate.

Matthew, tailor, 167 Hilltown. Miss, milliner, 21 Reform Street. Miss, milliner, Peddie's Buildings, Overgate. Miss, straw-hat manufacturer, 16 Reform Street. Mrs D., 103 Seagate. Mrs James, lodgings, 43 Castle Street. Mrs, milliner, &c., 119 Murraygate. Mrs C, grocer, 5 Temple Lane. Mrs, confectioner, 242 Overgate. Mrs, grocer, 93 Nethergate. Robert, shipbuilder, East Harbour; h. 35 Cowgate. Shepherd, smith, Chapelshade. Thomas, grocer, Couttie's Wynd.

Thomas, grocer, Arthur Street, Rosebank. William (of J. and W.), Ward House. William, printer and grocer, 64 Scouringburn.

William, tailor, 7 Overgate. BROWNE, Alexander, mercantile agent, 27 Cowgate. BRUCE, Alexander, St Paul's Court, Murraygate. Andrew, manufacturer, Queen Street. James, mill-manager, 19 Queen Street. James, manufacturer, 125 Overgate.

James, shipowner, 12 Bain Square ; h. Blackness.

John, linen-manufacturer, 20 St Andrew's St. ; h, 83 HawkhilL 13

BRUCE, Mrs, vintner, 99 Perth Road. Mrs M., grocer, 165 Scouringburn. Wm., late baker. Paten's Lane, Perth Road. BRYMER, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 75 Wellgate. Robert, china and stoneware-merchant, 94 King Street. Thomas, stoneware-merchant, 44 Hawkhill.

BUCHAN, Jas., jewellery, hardware, and toy merchant, i High

Street ; h. 31 Reform Street. Mrs, cooking-house, 11 St Clement's Lane. BUCHANAN, Janet, broker, 161 Overgate.

BUIK, Alex., rope and sail maker, 9 Crichton St. ; h. and manufac-

tory, 109 Perth Road. John, ropemaker, Ann Street, Maxwelltown.

BUI ST, Alex., merchant, 34 Cowgate ; h. Hawkhill Place.

Jas., merchant, 34 Cowgate; h. Hawkhill Place.

Mrs, upholsterer, 16 Castle Street; h. Castle Court. BURKE, Walter, broker, 172 Overgate. BURN, Miss, Millbank, Small's Wynd. BURNS & Co., basketmakers, 7 Barrack Street.

Alexander, flesher, 136 Murraygate ; h. above. Mrs, lodgings, 50 Union Street.

Mrs, provision store, 46 Union Street. William, bellhanger. Small's Wynd. BURTON, James, grocer, 103 Cowgate.

BUTCHART, Alex., wood-merchant, Ward Road; h. 7 Lindsay St, Andrew, brewer, 25 Seagate. David, manufacturer, 89 Cowgate.

David, shipmaster, 9 Gellatly Street. George, baker, 64 Wellgate.

James, clothier, 3 Union Street. James R., flaxdresser, 109 Cowgate. James, druggist, 7 Hawkhill. John, currier, 202 Overgate. Mrs W., 172 Seagate. Thomas, brewer, 82 Seagate.

BUTTER, Alexander, wright. West Port.

David, commission agent, 3 Craig Street. ;

BUTTER, Geo. L., spirit-merchant, 116 Murraygate.

Mrs, midwife, I Tod's Burn Lane, King Street.

BYERS, Wm,, road-surveyor, at Mr Chalmers*, 10 Castle Street.

CABLES, John, joiner, Key's Close, Nethergate.

Cairo, Edward, manufacturer and linen-merchant, 59 Cowgate ; h. 19 Thomson's Street, Perth Road.

CAIRNCROSS, .John, accountant, Dundee Bank; h. 41 Reform St. Mrs, staymaker, 118 Perth Road. P. writer and notary, 11 Dock Street; h. 26 Reform Street. CAITHNESS, J. and A., Coupar's Alley, Wellgate. Patrick A., manager, Tay Coffee-house, 4 West Dock St.

P. cabinetmaker, Fish Street. CALDER, John, spirit-dealer, 145 Hilltown. James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 77 Perth Road. William, spirit-dealer, 55 Hilltown.

CALEDONIAN Hall, 31 Castle Street, William Kidd, keeper. CALMAN, David, shipbuilder. Marine Parade; h. Dock Street. John, shipbuilder, Roseangle and King William's Dock h. 3 Roseangle and Nether Balgay. CALVERT, Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 25 Small's Wynd. CAMERON, Alexander, goldsmith, 4 High Street; h. Binnerracht Cottage, Perth Road. Alexander, manufacturer of canvas, &c., Rosebank.

Alexander, tailor, 25 Scouringburn. Alexander, hairdresser, 44 Princes' Street. David, shipmaster, 74 King Street. George, shipmaster, Crichton Street.

James, merchant, 92 Murraygate ; h. 2 Dudhope Place. James, watchmaker and jeweller, 88 Murraygate. J., perfumer, 32 Nethergate.

J. , tailor, 84 Murraygate.

John and Peter, general carriers, 15 Exchange Street. John, bagpipe-maker, 26 Hawkhill.

Mrs J., spirit-dealer, 5 Scouringburn. CAMMELL & Co., general shipping agents, 5 Shore. ,

CAMPBELL, Andrew, manufacturer, King Street, Arch., preacher of the gospel, 8 Crichton Street, and Webster, saddlers, ^ Nethergate. D., veterinary surgeon, 13 Nethergate; h. 8 drichton St, D., vintner, Overgate,

Dav., tailor, and inspector of the poor, 14 Barrack St. Donald, brewer, 167 Scouringburn George, spirit-merchant, 5 New Inn Entry. George, writer, 61 Murraygate.

Jas., English Teacher, Seminaries; h. 1 Dudhope Street.

Jn., tobacconist and candlemaker, 2 Crichton St. ; h. 8 Do.

John & Co., grocers and spirit-dealers, 89 Overgate. John, musician, 245 Overgate.

Peter, Eastern Bank of Scotland ; h. Mauchline Close.

Peter, silk dyer, 10 Perth Road. Robert, teacher, Dudhope Crescent, Lochee Road. CAMPERDOWN Hall, 22 Barrack Street. CANT, James, grocer, 24 Hawkhill.

CARMICHAEL, James & Co., engineers, Guthrie Street.

Charles (of J. & Co.), I Sommerville Place.

James (of J. & Co.), 6 Fleuchar Craig. James jun., engineer, 9 South Tay Street.

Peter, mill-manager. Den Brae, King Street.

William, turner, 4 Willison Street. CARNEGIE, Mrs, broker, 6 Fish Street, CaRNEGY and Co., grocers, 197 Hawkhill.

Misses, 1 1 Hawkhill Place, Perth Road. Mrs, Key's Close, Nethergate. CAR NIK, David, glazier, 16 West Port. CARR, William, provision-dealer, 28 Couttie's Wynd.

CARRIE, J., manager of Dundee Chronicle, Dyers' CI., Murraygate. William, mill-manager, Milnbank.

CAR3TAIRS, J., Harbour Office, 13 Thistle Street, Forebank. CARSWELL, Alexander, merchant, %Q King Street.

CARRUTHERS, David C, M.D., 25 South Tay Street. CASSIDY, Peter, furniture-dealer, 7 and 11 Tally Street. CATHCART, Jas. (of Anderson and Cathcart), Bonnybank Road, 16

CATHIE, Alex., wine and spirit-naerchant, 4 Greenmarket ; h. 3 Castle Lane. Francis, vintner, 85 Overgate. CATHRO, George, grocer, 83 Perth Road.

James, spirit-dealer, 5 Fish Street.

CHALMERS, Chas.,flaxspinner and merchant, 13 Bain Square ; h. 59 Magdalen Yard. Charles D,, manufacturer and linen agent, Swedish and

Norwegian Vice-Consul, 10 Castle St.; h. 3 Comely Bank. Colonel William, of Glenericht, C. B. andK. H.; town residence, 142 Perth Road; country, Glenericht. Gilbert, tobacconist, 247 Overgate.

Geo. C, teller, National Bank, St Andrew's Place. James, bookseller, stationer, and music-seller, 10 Castle

Street; Printing Office, Thorn's Close, High Street; h. 3 Comely Bank, Constitution Road.

Jas., manufacturer, 19 Blackness Road ; h. Lochee.

James, spirit-dealer, 99 Overgate. James, grocer, 247 Overgate. John, grocer, Union Street, Maxwelltown. M. and E., dressmakers, 20 Dadhope Street.

Mrs, fish store, Overgate. Peter, manufacturer, Annfield Road, Hawkhill. CHAPMAN, James, shipmaster, Thorter Row. Robert, dyer, Rennie's Close, 116 Nethergate.

CHILD, Thomas, hecklemaker, Reform Street.

CHRISTIE and Nicoll, writers, 5 Reform Street.

Alexander (of C. and N.), Justice of Peace Clerk, Keeper of County Sasine Records, and Clerk to the Tay

Ferrj' Trustees ; h. Panmure Terrace.

David, grocer, 9 Brown Street. David, shoemaker, Tindal's Wynd.

James, accountant, British Linen Company^s Bank ; h. Roodyards.

Mrs G., dressmaker, 14 Tay Street.

Mrs P., grocer, 80 Princes' Street.

Mrs C, lodgings, 60 Bell Street. 17

CHRISTIE and Fleming, managers of the Dundee Hull Shipping Co., 11 Exchange Buildings, Shore. Robert, shipping agent, II Exchange Buildings; h. Mill- bank Place.

William, insurance agent, Panmure St. ; h. 6 King Street- CHRISTISON, John,. teacher, Seminaries; h. Bell Street. CHRONICLE Printing and Publishing Office, Dyers' Close, Mur- CLARK, Ales., flaxspinner, 88 Seagate; h. Seagate. Alex., surgeon, 3 Blinshall Street. Charles, commission agent and manufacturer, 233 Overgate;

office, 23, St Andrew's Street ; h. Westfield Cottage. Charles, grocer and spirit-dealer, 51 West Port, Charles, boot and shoe maker, 46 Wellgate. David, cooper, 73 Hawkhill. David, spirit-dealer, 66 Scouringburn.

David, plasterer, 68 Princes' Street.

David, grocer, 1 Scouringburn.

George, shipowner, 19 Dock Street. James, spirit-dealer, 254 Perth Road. .James, ship agent, 4 Butcher Row.

James, painter, Gellatly's Buildings, 8,9 Nethergate. John, teacher of navigation, Trinity House,

William, sheriff-officer, 1 1 St Clement's Lane. William, shoemaker, 86 Blackscroft. CLAY HILLS, Miss, Westfield, Perth Road.

CLIREHUGH, William, Shore-dues Office, I Dock Street. CLYDE, David, tobacconist, 216 Overgate. Robert, teacher, 16 St Clement's Lane. COBB and Mitchell, writers, 41 Reform Street. David (of Cobb and Mitchell), Edenbank Cottage, Ferry Road. David jun., 41 Reform St.; h. Edenbank Cottage, Ferry Road., COCHRANE and Benvie, linen commission merchants, 131 Seagate. Andrew, mill-manager, Overgate. George (of Cochrane and Benvie), 10 King Street. James, surgeon, 14 Seagate; h. 107 Nethergate, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 97 Hilltown.

William, druggist, 127 Murraygate ; h. 9 Peter Street. C ;

COCK, Jas. jun., manufac, 28 St Andrew's St. ; h. 3 Fleuchar Craig.

James, vintner, 1 Upper Pleasance.

Robert, manufacturer, 20 Bell Street.

Thos., manufacturer, 28 St Andrew's Street ; h. Lochee,

William, manufacturer, 28 St Andrew's St. ; h. Lochee.

LOCKS, Robert, M.D., surgeon, 128 Murraygate ; h. 126 Do. COLLIER, Misses, Laing's Land, Paton's Lane.

William, merchant, 2 Panmure Street ; h. Roodyards, COLLINS, Charles, broker, Hunter Street, Witchknowe. Terence, hosier, 77 Princes' Street. COL MAN, William, ship agent, Wellington Street, Forebank.

CONNOLLY, James, spirit-dealer, 67 Scouringburn, James, grocer, 192 Hawkhill.

CONSTABLE, Mrs William, watchmaker and jeweller, 7 High St. h. Albert Court, 37 Nethergate. Miss, Union Place, Constitution Road. COOGAN, Mrs, clothes shop, 1? Greenmarket. COOK and Son, brush-manufacturers, 44 Barrack Street. Thomas, shipmaster, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. COOPER and Balbirnie, slaters, Meadowside. Charles, baker, 81 Blackscroft.

David (of Cooper and Balbirnie), North Lindsay Street.

David, gi-ocer, 102 Princes' Street.

James, vintner, 1 Stobb's-well Park. Mrs, eating-house, 55 Princes' Street. Mrs Peter, vintner, Murraygate.

William, tailor, Yeaman Close, Overgate.

CORBET, John, Collector of Excise, 14 Barrack St. ; h. Union St. CORSTORPHAN, Miss, dressmaker, 198 Overgate. Mrs, 5 Tay Street. COURI RR Printing and Publishing Offices, Key's CI., 1 8 Nethergate. COULSON, Thos., clerk, Royal Hotel Office; h. 8 Victoria Square. COUPAR, David, late clothier, Forebank. David, grocer, 102 Princes' Street. James, manufacturer, West Wynd, Hawkhill. James, vintner, 20 Constitution Road. Robert, shipmaster, 124 Seagate. 19

COUPAR, Thos., clerk, Wighton's Buildings, Bucklemaker Wynd. Wm., manager Wheaten Bread Society, 3 Brown Street. Williani, tinsmith, 38 West Port.

COUPER, Thomas, shipbroker, 45 Exchange St. ; h. 75 Seagate. John jun., baker, 34 and 36 Princes' Street.

COUTTS, James, superintendent of fire-engine establishment ; h. Fenton's Close, Murraygate. COWAN, Jas., brassfounder and gasfitter, Reform St.; h. Mid Road, John, bookseller and shoemaker, 122 Nethergate. William, grocer, 59 Hilltown. COWEY, John, vintner, Dyers' Close, Murraygate. COWGATE Calendering Company, 56 Cowgate. -^ COWIE, Robert, painter, Campbell's Close, 75 High Street.

CRABB, David, slater, Brown Street. William, hairdresser, 120 Overgate.

CRAIG, Mrs Peter, spirit-dealer, 62 Scouringburn. CRAIG IE, Robert, shipmaster. Princes' Street.

William, slater, 33 Brown Street. CRAIK, Mrs, Lindsay Street, Overgate. CRAMB, David, shoemaker, and agent for Morison's Medicine, Thorns' Close, 77 High Street.

CRAMMOND, George, innkeeper, Mint Close, 50 High Street. John, spirit-dealer, 67 Princes' Street. CRAWFORD, Mrs, gardener, Hawkhill. Thos., shipmaster, 38 Princes' Street.

Wm., ironmonger, 24 Reform St. ; h. Mid Chapelshade. William, shoemaker, 53 Overgate. CRICHTON, Archibald, manager Dundee Sea Insurance Company

31 Cowgate ; h. 15 King Street.

David, teacher of navigation, bulker, and clerk to the Ex.

change Coffee-room ; h. Peddie's Square, Mag. Yard.

D., tailor, 75 Hilltown.

James, commission agent, Trades' Lane Court ; h. Meffan House, 317 CroUscroft, Ferry Road. John, baker, 29 Perth Road.

John, surgeon, 29 South Tay Street, John, flaxspinner. Lower Pleasance. 20

CRiCHTON, Miss, Union Close, 21 Nethergate. Mrs Alex., dyer, 6 Meadow Entry, Murraygate. Mrs, 08 Nethergate. William, steward of the steamer " Tay," Fleece Tavern, Rankine's Close, 4 Murraygate. CRIGHTON and Steele, drapers, 28 Reform Street.

D. (of C. and S.) ; h. 30 Reform Street. D., shiport'ner, and Surveyor for Lloyd's, 37 Exchange Street; h. Dudhope Terrace. CROCKATT, John, shipmaster, Peter Street. Peter, vintner, 115 Cowgate.

William, merchant ; h. 1 Upper Dudhope Crescent. CROLL, Catherine, bookseller, 37 High Street. John, builder, 138 Hawkhill. Mrs, Tay Street Lane, Nethergate.

Robert, reedmaker, 8 Peter Street.

CROMBIE, Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, 81 Nethergate. CROSS, Rev. John, 39 Seagate. CROSTHWAITE, WiUiam, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street; h, 58 Magdalen Yard. CROWLIE, A., grocer and spirit-dealer, 170 Seagate. John, merchant, 25 Perth Road. CRUIKSHANKS, James, gardener, 60 Bell Street.

Richard, livery and posting stables, &c., 34 Castle Street. CRYSTAL, James, vintner, 77 Cowgate.

GUMMING, Gershom, engraver, lithographer, priutseller, and stationer, 37 Reform Street; h. Hawkhill Place.

James, writer, 6G High Street ; h. 40 Union Street. Mrs, grocer, 93 Hilltown. CUNNINGHAM, James, wright, 33 Nethergate.

John, wine and spirit merchant, 42 Castle Street; h. 107 Nethergate.

CURR, Wm., tea-dealer and grocer, 49 Overgate ; h. 20 Union St. CUSTOMHOUSE, Shore.

CUT H BERT, John and Son, co^chbuilders, 31 Barrack Street. Thomas, 33 Barrack Street. j 21

DAER, George, grocer, 156 Hilltown.

DALGAIRNS, P., wine & spirit merchant, 3 Mid Shore; h above. DALGITTY, John, shoenjaker, 4 Blackness Road.

DALL, , tin-plate worker, 2^ Killtown. DALLACHY, Robt, Bon Accord Tavern, Guillan'sCl.,43 0vergate. DALLIiVIORE, John, Yeaman Shore. DARGIE, James C, merchant, Jobson's Court, 54 Seagate. DAVID, Peter, mason, Hilltown.

DAVIDSON, Alex., grocer and spirit-dealer, 18 Tindal's Wynd.

David, slater, 12 Park Lane, West Port.

David, fish-curer, Seagate.

Jas. jun., flaxspinner, 19 St Andrew's St.; h. Westfield.

James, fish-curer, Candle Lane Seagate ; h. Do.

Lawrence, M. 0., surgeon, 130 Nethergate; surgery,

1 Sea Wynd. Mrs Thomas, Ellenbank, Perth Road. Mrs John, Westfield, Magdalen Yard. Peter & Co., fish-curers, 92 Seagate.

R., iron-merchant and clothier, 38 Castle Street ; h. 32 Do. Wm., shipowner, Smalfs Wynd. William, baker, 64 Murraygate. DAVIE, James, boot and shoe maker, 5 Hospital Park.

John, boot and shoe maker, 27 West Port.

John, merchant, 8 Couttie's Wynd. '- Mrs, Davie's Buildings, Hawkhill. Peter, late flaxspinner, Nethergate. DAVIES, James, hosier, 159 Overgate.

DAVISON, Thomas, Excise officer, 6 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. DAWSON and Miller, drapers, silk mercers, hatters, and hosiers,

13 and 15 Reform Street. Neil, broker, 147 Overgate. DEAS, Thomas, merchant and flaxspinner, Cowgate. DEMPSTER, Thomas, upholsterer, 26 Nethergate.

DEN HAM, Walter, innkeeper, Mauchline Tower Close, 78_and Meadow Entry, 82— Murraygate. 22

DENOON, J., iron and tin-plate worker, 84 Overgate. DEUCHARS, George, shipmaster, Castle Lane, Greenmarket. John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 113 Perth Road. DEVLIN, B., spirit-dealer, 4 Dock Street. DEWAR, Alexander, spirit-dealer, West Dock Street.

James, flesher, 186 Perth Road.

John, tailor and clothier, 24 Seagate.

Patrick (of Russell and Dewar), Campbell's Close, High St. DIACK, George, grocer, 101 Bucklemaker Wynd. DICK and Kewans, Misses, milliners, Barrack Street. Alexander, wright, 51 Seagate.

David, clothier, hosier, and glover, 14 Reform Street. David, grocer, 25 Lindsay Street. David, grocer, 58 Dudhope Crescent.

E., grocer, 57 Seagate. Francis, bookseller, 30 King Street.

Francis, tailor, 47 Overgate. Francis, tinsmith. Kirk Entry, 19 Wellgate. tlugh, tinsmith, 5? Seagate. James, dairy, Meadowside; h. 8 Overgate. Martha, furnishing shop, 82 Scoutingburn. Miss, 8 Overgate. Mrs John, tinsmith, 30 Wellgate. Thomas, grocer, 83 Scouringburn. Thomas, flesher, 94 Nethergate. Thomas, shoemaker, 87 Blackscroft.

Thomas, teacher, Tay Square ; h. 29 Magdalen Yard Road. DICKIE, Archibald, wire-worker, 73 Overgate. James, vintner, 144 Seagate.

DICKSON, G. S., grocer, 71 Overgate.

James, Customs ; h. Burnhead. Mrs, grocer, 131 Overgate. Mrs, grocer, 12 Crichton Street. William, stationer, 24 Murraygate. DIVINE, Jane, staymaker, 9 Thorter Row. John, broker, 187 Overgate. DIXON, James, baker, 44 Hawkhill. .

DIXON, Magdalen, calenderer, Burnhead, Seagate. DOCHARTY, Andrew, broker, 38 Wellgate.

DOCTOR, Joseph, merchant, 34 Cowgate ; h. 33 Nethergate. John, vintner and coal-dealer, 46 Barrack Street Peter, vintner, Blackscroft. DODDS and Taylor, lathsplitters, 87 King Street

George, auctioneer, 2 Nethergate; h. Bullion.

Thomas, glazier, 5 Wellgate.

DOIG, A., grocer, 98 Hawkhill.

D., vintner, Argyll Close, 1 Overgato. James, manufacturer, Strawberry Bank, Perth Road.

James, shoemaker. King Street.

INIrs, grocer, 96 Scouringburn. William and Son, canvas manufacturers, Hawkhill. DOLLEN, John, stoneware-dealer, 26 Barrack Street. DON, James, shoemaker, 220 Hilltown.

William, writer, 38 Castle Street ; h. 9 South Tay Street. DONALD, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 49 West Port. James and Sons, merchants and flaxspinners, Coupar's

Alley, 3 WeUgate ; h, Lochee. James, spirit-dealer, 217 Pole Park Road.

DONALDSON, Alex., grocer, 38 Union Street, Maxwelltown.

Alexander, assistant Tay Ferries. C, vintner, 6 Bucklemaker Wynd. David, grocer, 23 Small's Wynd. 31iss Isabella, boarding school, Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill.

Misses, dressmakers, 20 Castle Street. Mrs, vintner, Blackscroft. Mrs T., 6 Perth Road.

Robert, jeweller and silversmith, 16 Crichton Street. William, vintner, 95 Murraygate. DOUGLAS, Alexander, painter, 15 Temple Lane. Bleachfield Office, 4 Cowgate. Jean, broker, 38 Long Wynd. Thomas, merchant, 8 King Street. William, upholsterer, Albion Close, 153 Overgate.

DOVE, John, land-surveyor, Rose Street, Rose Bank. 24

DOW, Alexander, grocer, 43 Hawkhill.

Arthur, vintner, 42 Dock Street. John, spirit-dealer, 13 Scouringburn.

Robert, tailor, William Street. William, wright, Henderson's Wynd, West Port. DOWN IE, Lieutenant Alexander, Seafield Park.

John, mill-oianager. North Tay Street.

DRIMMIE, Daniel & Co., bleachers, 16 St Andrew's Place, and Panmure Bleachfield. DRON, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 37 High Street.

DRUMMOND, James, druggist, 11 Overgate; h, above. Mrs, grocer, 19 Scouringburn. Robert, shoemaker, Manor Place, Perth Road. DRYBURGH, John, planemaker, 42 Murraygate. DUFF, Charles, clerk, 26 Cowgate. David, shipmaster, Baxter's Court, East Cowgate.

Daniel, flaxspinner. Wards; h. 23 Barrack Street,

George, leather-merchant, Barrack Street ; h. Bellfield.

James, printer, 44 High St. ; h. Baxter's Court, Cowgate. ^ James W., shipmaster, 2 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. I

John, merchant, Bellfield, Magdalen Yard. Miss, dressmaker, Lower Pleasance.

Mrs Peter, 8 King Street.

Mrs Patrick, 38 Baltic Street.

Robert, agent. Meadow Street ; h. Seafield.

DUFFUS, George, coal-merchant, St Roque's Lane. , h. John, tacksman of Public Warehouse, Greenmarket ; j Barrack Street. John, upholsterer, 8 Castle Court.

DUKE, William, smith, Ann Street, Wallace Feus. DU NCAN and Malcolm, grocers, 47 Overgate.

Rev. Alexander; h. 144 Perth Road. Alexander, M.D. and surgeon, 65 Murraygate. Andrew, stoneware-merchant, Hawkhill.

Archibald, solicitor and N.P., 2 Tindal's Wynd. Charles, grocer, 67 Dudhope Crescent. Chas. D., baker, 69 Wellgate. ;

DUNCAN, David, boot and shoe maker, 124 Princes' Street Geo., M.P. for the Burgh; h. The Vine, Magdalen Yard. James, master of Ferry steamers, Craig House.

James, linen-draper, 26 Reform Street ; h. 28 Hilltown.

James, shipmaster, Princes' Street.

John, manufacturer, 41 St Andrew's Street; h. Forebank.

M., tailor, 103 Princes' Street. Mrs Dr, 7 Greenfield Place. Mrs D., 3 Church Lane.

Peter, merchant, 10 Peter Street ; h. Small's Wynd.

William, reedmaker, 63 Wellgate ; h. opposite.

DUNDAS, James, iron-merchant, Trades' Lane; h. William St.

DUNDEE and Aberdeen Shipping Company's Office, 3 Dock St.

and Arbroath Railway Office and Depot, East Dock St.

Banking Company, 22 Castle St. ; C. W. Boase, manager.

Bill-Posting Office, Campbell's Close, 755High Street. Coflfee-house, 67 and 69 Murraygate. Forge Company, Sea Braes, Perth Road.

Foundry Company, Seagate ; James Stirling, manager. Gas Light Company, Peep-o'-day, Ferry Road. Harbour Trustees' Rooms, East Harbour.

Harbour Office, 1 Dock Street. Hull Shipping Company, 11 Exchange Buildings and Leith Steamer's Office, West Shore.

and Liverpool Shipping Company's Office, 16 Dock St.

Loan Company, pawnbrokers, I New Inn Entry ; William Howden, manager. Loan Office and General Sale-room, 18 Nethergate. Marble Work, 51 Nethergate. Marine Insurance Company, 12 Bain Square.

National Security Savings Bank, 21 Reform Street ; John Sturrock jun., actuary.

New Whale-Fishing Company ; Jas. Law, manager.

and Newtyle Railway Company's Depot and Office, Ward R. Baird, manager.

Fawnbroking Company, 5 Meadow Entry ; P. Stormonth, manager. 26

DUNDEE, Perth, and London Shipping Company's Office, 4 Mid

Shore ; T. Matthew, manager. Public Library, 16 St Clement's Lane, High Street. SaAv Mills, Trades' Lane. Sea Insurance Company, 31 Cowgate. Tay Whale-Fishing Company, Seagate. Teetotal Coffee-house, 13 Crichton Street.

Union Bank, 107 Murraygate. Union Whale- Fishing Company, Seagate.

Wheaten Bread Society, 3 Brown Street. DUNN, James, flesher, R3^ehill, 77 Perth Road. James, vintner, 31 Yeaman Shore. DURHAM and Rough, agents for Protestant Dissenters Life and Fire Insurance Company, 67 High Street. ' John, stationer, 6^ High Street ; mill-waste and rag-ware-

house, Burnhead ; h. 22 Union Street. DUTHIK, Agnes, milliner, 14 Gellatly Street. DYE, John, chimney-sweep, 222 Overgate. DYER, Thomas, baker, 194 Hilltown; E.

EADIE, Mrs, perfumer and hairdresser, 142 Murraygate.

E ASSON, Alex., manufacturer, 23 St Andrew's St. ; h. Cotton Road. David, grocer, 74 Nethergate.

James, grocer, 14 Princes' Street. James, brewer and vintner, 23 Bucklemaker Wynd.

John and Son, cork-manufacturers, 28 Barrack Street. John, spirit-dealer, 70 Scouringburn.

J., broker, 78 Hawkhill. Mrs, grocer, 131 Hawkhill.

Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer.^ 170 Hawkhill. Peter, shoemaker, 27 Hawkhill. Robert, grocer, 27 Union Street, and Perth Road. R. R., spirit-dealer, 21 Bucklemaker Wynd. William, grocer, 31 Perth Road.

EASTERN Bank of Scotland, Trades' Hall, High Street, Entry 8

Seagate ; James Westland, manager. 27

EBEL, Edward, merchant, 131 Murraygate ; h. Victoria Square. EDGAR, John, machinemaker, Victoria Street. EDWARD, A. and D. &Co., merchants and flasspinners, Cowgate

Alex., merchant, 29 Cowgate ; h. Magdalen Yard Road.

Allan, merchant, 28 Cowgate ; h. Taybank.

David (of A. and D. Edward & Co.); h. Scouringburn. George, grocer, 25 Princes' Street.

James (of A. and D. Edward & Co.) ; h. Taybank, Mrs Alexander, Taybank, Ferry Road. Mrs, spirit-dealer, 93 Cowgate.

Mrs J., grocer, 93 King Street. Mrs, St Mary's Close, Nethergate. ELDER, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 162 Overgate. John, baker, 62 Scomingburn. John, turner, 87 Seagate.

Miss J., dressmaker, 2 Temple Lane. Mrs, Lowson's Buildings, Temple Lane.

ELLIOTT, Capt. W., staff-officer of pensioners, Barracks ; h. Mag- dalen Yard Road, ELLIS, James, shoemaker, 54 West Port. Miss, 18 Bell Street. EMMERSON, Thomas, engraver, 4 Nethergate.

ERSKINE, T., shipowner, 56 Dock St. ; h. Constitution Terrace.

ESSON, Wm., engineer, Tay Foundry ; h. 1 Meadow Street.

EWAN, John, manufacturer of canvas, bagging, hessians, &c., 1 St

Andrew's Street ; h. 2 Panmure Street. Wm., grocer, 2 Rose Street. EWART, Ingram, flesher, Seagate.

EWING, Rev. James, minister of St Andrew's Church ; h. William

Street, Forebank. Thomas, commander of the steam-ship "London," 17 Castle Street.

William, late shipmaster, Willison Street, Barrack St. EXCHANGE Coffeeroom, Exchange Buildings, Shore.

EXCISE Office, Duncan's Buildings, 14 Barrack Street. 28

FAG AN, John, spirit-dealer, 74 Overgate. FAIRBAIRN, David, farrier, 8 Candle Lane; h. 50 Gellatly St, FAIRWEATHER, Rev. Alexander, Cowgate. James jun., merchant, 5 Cowgate. James, cabinetmaker, 27 West Fort.

. James T., tobacconist, 113 Murraygate ; h. 17 Cowgate. John, vintner, 9 Temple Lane, West Fort.

John, cabinetmaker, Reform Street ; h. 18 Bell Street.

M., haberdasher, 10 Cowgate; h. 17 Ditto. William, 59 Wellgate. FALCONER, Helen, servants' register ofHce, 2 Long Wynd. FARMER, James, wright, 54 Princes' Street,

John, feuar, 18 Lowden's Alley. FARQUHAR, Wm., manufacturer, St Andrew's Street.

FARQUHARSON, A., tobacconist, 1 Murraygate; h. Gray's Close, John, gardener, Upper Pleasance. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Westfield. Mrs, Speed's Close, Overgate. Mrs, grocer, 145 Scouringburn. Robert, merchant, 7 Crichton Street. Robert W., watchmaker, 10 High Street. Walter, grocer, 55 Scouringburn. .William, lapper, Park Wynd. FEATHERS, Andrew, blacksmith. Castle Court; James, tailor and clothier, 19 High Street. Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 19 High Street.

P. A., watch and clock maker, ^3 High Street. FENDER, David, spirit-dealer, 77 Dudhope Crescent.

David, Wright, Meadowside ; h. Dudhope Crescent. Mrs, baker, 40 Castle Street. FENTON, E., 302 Perth Road. James, engraver, copperplate and lithographic printer, 0'

Crichton Street. John, farmer, Lawside.

John, tailor, 35 Overgate. 29

FENTON, John & Co., shoemakers, 32 Overgate.

John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 38 Scouringburn. FENWICK, James, carver, gilder, and printseller, 64 Nethergate.

Peter, carver and gilder, Guillan's Close, Overgate.

FEREIS', F,, clockmaker, 22 Reform Street. FERGUSON, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 183 Seagate-

Alex., tovra's bellntan or crier, Argyll Close, 1 Overgate.

David; sheriff-officer, and collector of outstanding accounts.

Mint Close, 50 High Street. E., staymaker, 127 Overgate.

H. B., manufacturer, Hillbank ; h. 41 Hilltown. James, late brewer, Seagate.

James, hosier, 5 Hilltown.

J., broker, 127 Overgate.

Miss, staymaker, 5 Barrack Street. Mrs, 144 Perth Koad.

R. and D., sailmakers, Patent Slip.

William, merchant and manufacturer ; h. 41 Hilltown. William, grocer, 113 Hilltown.

FERNHAM, William, tailor, 80 Hawkhill.

FERRIER, Alexander, tailor, 70 Murraygate.

Gibson, clerk, Wallace Foundry ; h. 27 Cotton Road.

John, spirit-dealer, G South Union Street. Mrs, milliner, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate. Thomas & Co., painters and paper-hangers, 2 Seagate. FETTES, James, grocer, 34 Hawkhill.

J. and J., teachers of dancing, Thistle Hall, Union Street. FINDLATER, J, R., land-surveyor and civil-engineer, 39 New

Inn Entry ; h. Broughty Ferry.

FINDLAY, William, late merchant, Albert Street.

FJNLAY, Thos., pavement-merchant, Mcctdowside; h. 5G Hilltown. William, 45 St Andrew's Street.

FJNLAYSON, Wm., manufacturer, Ladywell Lane; h. Forebank. FITCHIE, David, baker, St George's Place. FLEET, John, boot and shoe maker, 8 Perth Road.

FLEMING, Chas., shipping agent, 11 Exchange Buildings; h. 7 Lindsay Street. 30

FLEMING, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 6 Blackscroft. George, spirit-dealer, 131 Perth Road. George, shipmaster, 3 West Dock Street.

J. C. and Co., brokers, 22 Hawkhill. James G., baker, 4 St Clement's Lane.

James, ironmonger, 5 Overgate ; h. Chapelshade. M., grocer, 169 Hilltown. M., lodgings, 8 Crichton Street.

Mrs, lodgings, 1 Bain Square. Mrs, corn-dealer, 52 Seagate.

Peter, clerk, 1 Church Street, Wallace Feus.

Robert, Forfarshire Insurance Office, 14 Cowgate. Robert, vintner, 23 Greenmarket. William A., Town Chamberlain's Office; h. Chapelshade. William, dealer in stonevyare, 54 Dudhope Wynd.

FLOWERDEW, William A.]len, writer, 20 Overgate ; h. Graybank, 166 Nethergate. FOOT, William, blacksmith, Windpill Lane, Hilltown. FORBES, Alexander, vintner, 58 Hawkhill. John, dealer, 46 Scouringburn. John, vintner, Tindal's Wynd. Miss, milliner, 116 Overgate.

Misses, dressmakers, Reform Street. Mrs, 3 Craig Street,

Mrs, lodgings, 7 Crichton Street. Thomas, spirit-dealer, 29 Small's Wynd. FORD, James, merchant, Peter's Court, Cowgate. James, M, D., Peter's Court, Cowgate. Mrs, grocer, 126 Hawkhill.

FOREMAN, Mrs William, 40 Union Street. Mrs, staymaker, Smellie's Land, Nethergate.

FORFAR and Kincardine Hall, Peter Street.

FORFARSHIRE and Perthshire Insurance Office, 14 Cowgate; Patrick H. Thorns, manager.

FORGAN, James, writer (of Walker and Forgan) ; h. Nelson Street, Olivebank.

FORREST, J., writer (Messrs C. and J. Kerr) ; h. Chapelshade, 31

FORRESTER, Gavin, vintner, Horsewater Wynd, Scouringburn. FORSYTH, John, bookbinder, 22 Barrack Street. FORTH Marine Insurance Office, 14 Cowgate; F. H. Thorns, agent. FOYER, Walter, hat and cap maker, 2 Reform Street. ERASER, Findlay, shoemaker, 143 Hilltown.

J. Riddel, writer, 7 Castle Street; h. 31 Step Row. James, grocer, 47 Perth Road. John, town drummer, Campbell's Close, High Street. Rev. Matthew, 31 Step Row. Miss, seminary for young ladies, Mount Pleasant. FULLARTON, A. & Co., publishers and booksellers, 50 Barrack St. FYALL, John, Fifeshire Inn, 2 Craig Street. FYEFF, Alexander, baker, 46 Overgate. FYFE, Agnes, grocer, 67 Hawkhill.

George, shipowner, &c. ; h. Broughty Ferry. George, provision store, 16 Overgate. James, tea-dealer, 63 High Street; h. 13 Mid Chapelshade,

John, shipmaster, Wellington Street ; Forebank. Robert, clothier, 83 Murraygate. T., vintner, 82 Cowgate. G.

GABRIEL, John, vintner, 158 Overgate. GAIRNE, John, wright, 3 Queen Street. GAIRNS, Miss, seminary, 17 Meadow Street.

GALBREATH, Robert, provision-dealer, 28 Session Street. GALL, Mrs, grocer, 76 Princes' Street,

GALLACHER, Mrs, broker, 5 Hunter Street. GALLOWAY, James, draper, 9 Union Street. James, land-surveyor, 8 Rose Cottage, Milnbank. James, shoemaker, 74 Murraygate. Thomas, late nursery-man, Thomson Street; Perth Road.

Wm., writer and N.P., 39 High St. ; h, 25 Thomson St. GARDINER, David, cooper, 7 West Port. James, writer, 24 High Street.

spirit-dealer, Patrick, grocer and 23 Overgate ; h. above, Peter, M.D,, 15 Meadow Street. 32

GARDYNE, James, baker, 18 Seagate. John, baker, 44 Murraygate.

GARLAND, And,, tobacconist, 41 Overgate ; h. 48 Magdalen Yard.

A., china-merchant," 1 59 Hawkhill. GAVIN E, A., grocer, 72 Princes' Street. C, spirit-dealer, 37 Castle Street.

James, wright, 39 King Street ; h. 35 Do. William, packer, 56 Cowgate.

GEDDES, Andrew, tailor, 6? Princes' Street. Mrs James, Cameron's Close, Murraygate.

William, manufacturer, Dall field Walk.

GEEKIE, John, plasterer, Meadows ; h. 19 Meadowside. Robert, messenger-at-arms, 2 High Street.

GELLATLY, I., grocer, 12^ Perth Road. James, foot of Union Street.

William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 34 Union Street. GENTLE, Alex., grocer, 141 Hawkhill. GIBB, Alexander, bell-hanger, Small's Wynd.

Philip, shoemaker, 133 Murraygate; b. 19 Cotton Road.

William, flesher, 19 Crichton Street. GIBSON, Charles, flesher, 24 Princes' Street. John, dealer, 14 Hawkhill. Kenneth, hosier, 56 Scouringburn. Peter, shipsmith, 46 Dock Street. W., late manufacturer, 9 Union Place, Perth Road. William, boot and shoe maker, 40 Princes' Street.

William L., M.D., 1 Tay Street. GILBERT, Bernard, engraver and lithographer, Meadowside. James, pawnbroker, 3 Vault.

John, teacher of English ; school, 1 Fenton Street; residence. Barbican House, Cotton Road. Robert, stoneware-merchant, 196 Seagate. GILFILLAN, Rev. George, Paradise, Chapelshade. GILL, Joseph, baker, 156 Princes' Street.

Robert, tailor, 42 West Port. GILLON, Rev. John, Catholic Chapel, Nethergate. GILROY, R. and A., hecklemakers, 58 Barrack Street. 33

GILROY, George, manufacturer, Princes' Street. James, manufacturer, Forcbank. Robert, flaxspinner and manufacturer, Rosebank. GILRUTH, James, brewer, 71 Dudhope Street.

John, ironmonger, 45 High Street ; h. 16 Bell Street. Peter, grocer, Hilltown.

Peter, hardware and toy-merchant, 33 Overgate ; h. 28 Do. GLASGOW Marine Insurance Co., 18 Cowgate; Wm. Small, agent. Publication Warehouse, 50 Barrack Street. GLA.SS, John, manufacturer, St James' Park. GLEN, Adam, spirit-dealer, 27 Wellgate. GLENDAY, Thomas, shipmaster. Castle Court. GTjOAK, James, grocer, 8 Scouringburn.

Mrs, grocer, 12, Bell Street. , GORDON, D,, shoemaker, 16 Meadow Entry. John, merchant and manufacturer, Logie Feus. GOURLAY, Mrs, broker, 204 Overgate. GOW, Mrs, vintner, 155 Overgate.

GRAHAM, James C, dealer, Princes' Street. Joseph, clerk, Wellington Street, Forebank. Miss, of Balmuir, Miln's Buildings, 144 Nethergate. Misses, Miln's Buildings.

M., hosier, Taws' Buildings, Hilltown, Thomas, draper, 42 Hawkhill.

GRANDISON, Thos., clerk with Bell and Don ; h. 103 Perth Road. G RANDY, Wm. A., broker, auctioneer, and appraiser, 46 Wellgate. GRANT, E., grocer, 158 Hawkhill. John, gardener, Forfar Road. John, mason, Hawkhill.

J., grocer and spirit-dealer, 8 Hospital Park.

Lewis, spirit-dealer, 41 Union Street. Mrs, 3 Westfield Place. Susan, grocer, 118 Hawkhill. GRAY, David, wright, 4 Step Row, Perth Road.

John, surgeon, 34 Nethergate ; h. 38 Constitution Road. John, cabinetmaker, 59 Perth Road. Miss, 77 Nethergate. D 34

GRAy, iVTrs Robert, grocer, 27 Murraygate; h. 31 Ditto. Robert and George, wood-merchants, 18 Yeaman Shore: h. 23 Ditto. Thomas, cabinetmaker, 168 Overgate. William, brewer, M 'Cosh's Close, 94 Murraygate. William, tailor, Tod's Burn Lane. GREEN, Mrs, eating-house, 11 Fish Street. GREIG, Andrew, shipowner, 32 Exchange Street.

Alexander, tailor. Princes' Street. Andrew, coal-agent, Seagate.

David, surgeon ; laboratory. Town House ; h. High Street.

GREIVE, David, merchant, 126 Seagate. . John, wright. Hunter Street.

GRIMMOND, Andrew, tailor, Hawkhill.

Alexander, potato-dealer, 4 Fish Street.

Robert, grocer, 26 Bell Street. GRINSTEAD, James, hairdresser, 61 Seagate.

GUEST, Thomas, Revenue; h. 12 Thomson Street. GUILD, Francis, teacher, 30 Greenfield, Park Wynd.

George, camb-builder, 1 1 Elizabeth Street, Maxwelltown. John, Magdalen Place.

John (of Kerr and Guild) ; h, 14 South Tay Street. GUILLAN, David, late corn-factor, 47 Overgate.

John, pork-curer, 25 Yeaman Shore ; h. Temple Lane.

Thomas, flesher, 33 Seagate. GUNN, Malcolm, millwright, Foundry Lane. GUTHEL, David, grocer, 26 Upper Pleasance.

GUTHRIE, Alexander, merchant, 1 St Andrew's Street. Charles, of Taybank. Ferry Road. Charles, teller Eastern Bank of Scotland. C, Bucklemaker Wynd. David, Seafield Lane, Perth Road.

David, Eastern Bank ; h. 76 Murraygate. James, 41 Magdalen Yard Road.

James, agent, 44 St Andrew's Street ; h, 39 Tay Street. Miss M. A., dressmaker, Nethergate. 35

GUTHRIE, Robert, clothier and draper, 4 Murraygate. Robert, hairdresser, 23 St Roqiie's Lane. H.

HABENTON, Miss, milliner, 97 Nethergate. HACKNEY, Mrs, Springhill, Ferry Road.

HADDON and Paterson, merchants, 46 St Andrew's Street. Alexander, late manufacturer, Ann Street, Maxwelltown. John (of H. and P.), h. 32 Constitution Road. HALDANE, Mrs, 11 South Tay Street.

HALKET and Adam, rope, sail, and sacking manufacturers, Dock Street, and Perth Road. James, manufacturer, 18 Taylor's Lane, Perth Road.

William, merchant ; h. 222 Perth Road.

HALL, John, grocer, Hunter Street. H ALLEY and Norrie, calenderers, 29 Meadowside.

David, merchant, 29 Meadowside; h. Forebank. John, 11 Wellgate.

William, flaxspinner, 18 Wellgate ; h. 1 Wellington St. W. H., shipmaster, East Cowgate. HALSON, John, flaxspinner, St George's Place. HAMILTON, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 68 High Street;

h. 11 Reform Street.

James, teacher of Sessional School ; h. Belllield Cottage.

HAMMOND, Thos. L., writer and accountant, 2 High St.; clerk to the Nine Trades; h. 17 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. HAMPTON, John, grocer, &c., 234 Perth Road.

HANKIN, James, steward of " London" Steamer, 7 Crichton St. HANNAH, Edward, Devanha Tap-room, 39 Murraygate. HARPER, Edward, engineer, 13 West Dock Street. George, innkeeper, 3 Butcher Row.

John B., engineer, 10 West Dock Street. HARRIS, James, baker, 23 Scouringburn. Roderick, baker, 4 Nethergate. William, baker, 39 Fish Street. HASTIE, Joseph, mason, 19 North Tay Street. HAY, James, cabinetmaker, Scouringburn. ;

HAY, Mrs, grocer, 86 Seagate. Mrs James, St Andrew's Place, Cowgate.

William, Sheriff-Clerk-Depute of Forfarshire, 4 Reform St. ;

h. 6 Westfield Avenue, Perth Road. HAZEEL, A., spirit-dealer, 83 Nethergate. HEAN, David and Sons, Wrights and builders, North Lindsay St. Alexander (of D. H. and Sons), 26 Small's Wynd. David (of D. H. and Sons), 24 Small's Wynd. D., tailor, ^ Lindsay Street, James, painter and paper-hanger, 29 Seagate. Mrs, lodgings, 82 Overgate. Peter (of D. H, and Sons), Small's Wynd.

William, glazier, 86 Murraygate ; h. 67 Do. HENDERSON, Andrew, blockmaker, Blackscroft. Andrew, Customhouse; h. 43 Park Wynd. Charles, wright, 19 West Port,

George, Post Office ; h. Olivebank, Forebank.

Henry, currier, &c., Meadowside ; h. Baltic Street.

James, woollen and linen draper, 76 High Street ; h. 9 Mount Pleasant, Hawkhill.

Jas. & Co. , commission agents, 25 Castle St. ; h. Burnhead. James, grocer, 41 Scouringburn.

John, poulterer, 18 Crichton Street,

^r Tohn, accountant National Bank ; h. 232 Perth Road.

•)ohn, boot and shoe maker, 23 Reform Street. John Irving, Sheriff-Substitute for the Dundee District

Sheriff-Clerk's office, 4 Reform St. ; h. Blackness Crescent.

Miss, ladies' seminary, 41 South Tay Street. Mrs Peter, 123 Perth Road.

Mrs, grocer, St George's Place.

Thomas D., writer, 1 1 New Inn Entry ; h. Roseangle. HENDRY, I., spirit-dealer, 12 Seagate. James, Step Row, Perth Road.

John, painter, 116 Nethergate, and Yeaman Shore. HENDS, Peter, spirit-dealer, 115 Cowgate. HEPBURN, William, 24 Constitution Road. HERD, Mrs, grocer, Blackscroft. 37

HERD, Eobert, cabinetmaker, 20 Princes' Street. HE RIOT, James, victualler, 196 Overgate. HIGH, Thomas, 2 Fish Street. HILL, Charles, hairdresser, 9 Hunter Street.

David, printer, Key's Close, 18 Nethergate; h. 3 S. Tay St. James, corn-merchant, 58 Wellgate. James, average-stater, 12 Seafield Lane, Perth Road.

John (of Kinmond and Hill), Whiteleys, 133 Nethergate. John, grocer, Milnbank, Forebank. Mrs, spirit.dealer, 70 Hawkhill.

Thomas, Customs ; h. Exchange Street.

HODGE, James, lapidary, 54 Barrack Street; h. foot of Union St.

James, manufacturer, Peter Street ; h. Temple Lane. HOLD EN, R. G., merchant, 93 Seagate.

HOLLIDAY, Wm. H., merchant, 43 St Andrew's St. ; h. B. Ferry.

HOLLIS, Mrs H., grocer and spirit-dealer, 77 Nethergate. HOLMES, Miss, Miller's Buildings, Perth Road.

Thomas; h. and manufactory, 5 Seafield Lane, Perth Road. HOME, John, Ryehill Cottage, and 41 Reform Street. HONEY MAN, Robert, Miller's Close, Murraygate. HOOD, James, merchant, Seagate. James, late brewer, 40 Meadow Street, Wellgate. Mrs Andrew,. vintner, 22 St Clement's Lane. Mrs Thomas, Peter Street. ^ Mrs, Guillan's Close, West Port. HORSLEY, Rev. Heneage, of St Paul's Chapel, 8 Westfield, Magdalen Yard Road. HOW, Miss, Mudie's Buildings, Murraygate.

J. and W., shoemakers, 3 Tindal's Wynd. HOWD EN, William, pawnbroker, and dealer in gold and silver

plate, 1 New Inn Entry, High Street.

HOWIE, John, painter and paper-hanger, 10 High Street. Mrs David, Strawberry Bank, Perth Road. HUDSON, Miss, corsetmaker, 10 Reform Street. HUGHES, B., vintner, James' Street, Maxwelltown. Bernard, broker, 156 Overgate. James A., wright, Meadowside. ;

HUGHES, John, furniture warehouse, 57 Reform Street. HUME, D., baker, 132 Nethergate. John, manager Tay Whale-Fishing Company, Seagate. HUNTER, James, writer, and agent for the Scottish Union Life

and Fire Office, 10 High Street; h. 146 Nethergate.

James, shipmaster, 43 Exchange Street.

J. S., spirit-dealer, 2 West Dock Street.

Mrs, 10 West Dock Street.

Mrs, 24 Bell Street.

Thomas, late merchant, 125 Nethergate. HUTCHESON, Alex., clothier, 70 High Street; h. above.

HUTCHISON, Alex., teacher Infant School, Church St., Princes' St. Alexander, manufacturer, HawkhiU. Andrew, shoemaker, 65 HawkhiU.

David, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Barrack Street

h. Panmure Terrace. John, boot and shoe maker, 7 Union Street and 19 Reform

Street ; h. 86 Nethergate. Thomas, baker, 130 Overgate. HUTTON and Pirie, milliners, 49 Wurraygate.

George, Dundee Union Bank ; h. 14 Westfield Lane, Magdalen Yard Road.

George, sheriff-officer, Gray's Close, High Street.

John, Bank of Scotland's Office, 49 High Street. Robert, grocer, 81 Scouringburn. T., hairdresser, 32 Wellgate. William, jun. & Co., general agents and ship chandlers, 22 Greenmarket.

William, wine and spirit merchant, 26 Greenmarket ; h. Crichton Street. William, grocer, &c., 208 Seagate. William (of Wallace Foundry), engineer, 25 Cotton Road. William, grocer, 173 Hilltown.

HYND, Andrew, tinsmith and gasfitter, 26 West Port.

David, painter. Dock Street ; h. Wellgate. George Leighton, shipowner, Craigie Terrace.

Wm., merchant and shipowner, 18 Wellgate; h. Forebank. 39

IMRIE, William, Customhouse; h. Nethergate.

INCHES, John, grocer, 2 Hilltown ; h. 31 Ditto. John, shoemaker, 24 Barrack Street.

INGLIS, Robert, spirit-dealer, Hilltown. Mrs, Greenmarket. INGRAM, George, painter, Couttie's Wynd. INNES, Daniel, hairdresser, 35 Castle Street. James, saw-repairer, Peter Street.

John, spirit-dealer, 19 Tindal's Wynd.

Thomas, marble-cutter ; h. William Street, Forebank.

INVERARITY, D., grocer and spirit-dealer, 131 Cowgate. IRELAND, Alexander, Coupar's Alley.

James R., commission agent, 12 Bain Square ; h. 8 Wel-

lington Street, Forebank. James, shipmaster, Macintosh's Close, Murraygate.

James, manager Miln Street Mill ; h. Dudhope Park. John, cabinetmaker, 25 Bell Street. John, cabinetmaker, 4 South Lindsay Street. Miss, 35 South Tay Street. Mrs Mary, vintner. Horse Wynd.

Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, 24 Overgatc. IRONS, David, sailmaker, Bucklemaker Wynd. David, grocer and tobacconist, 59 Overgate. James, manufacturer, Bellfield Lane, Hawkhill. Mrs John, vintner, 15 Vault. Robert, sailmaker. West Shore. Robert, blacksmith, Cotton Road, Dens. IRVINE, Andrew, shoemaker, 171 Seagate. John, vintner, 98 Cowgate. IVERS, John, shoemaker, 6 Henderson's Wynd.

JACK, David, shipowner. Dock Street. Geo., shipmaster, 29 Dallfield Walk.

Henry, druggist, 32 High St, ; h. 34 Cotton Road, Dens. 40.

JACK> James, vintner, 12 Couttie's Wynd.

James, surveyor of taxes ; h. 3 Thorter Rov7 ; office, Mr M'Nicoll's shop, 66 Overgate.

John, dock-master ; h. 17 Castle Street. John, Railway Tavern, 60 Barrack Street. John, manufacturer, Ityehill Park, Logie.

Robert, vvright, St Mary's Close, Nethergate. JACKSON, James, bookseller, 173 Overgate. James, shoemaker, 41 Murraygate.

William, tailor, 44 Scouringburn. William, vintner, 27 Fish Street. JAFFERY, Jane, provision-dealer, 197 Hawkhill. JAMES, Wm., seedsman and grocer, 34 Overgate. Jameson, George, merchant, Baltic Street. JAMIE, Mrs, 6 South Union Street.

Wm., smith, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate ; h. Barrack St. JAMIESON, James, hairdresser, 78 Scouringburn.

James, manufacturer, Ladywell Lane ; h. Forebank. Miss, milliner, 13 Tally Street. Thomas, grocer, 92 Dudhope Crescent.

Walter, merchant, 50 Cowgate ; h. U. Dudhope Crescent. JAPF, David, shipmaster, 13 West Dock Street. J REFERS, David, cabinetmaker, 22 Union Street. William, shipmaster, Wellgate. JESSIMAN, George, timber-merchant, Seagate. JOBSON, David, baker, 11 Barrack Street.

David, writer, V Castle Street.

ISIiss, Easson's Buildings, Princes' Street. Mrs John, 162 Nethergate.

Mrs David, sen., 12 Shepherd's Loan. Mrs, Whiteleys, 131 Nethergate.

Richard, merchant, 17 Cowgate ; resid., Mylnefield House. Robert, baker, 9 Hawkhill.

William, druggist, 82 Murraygate ; h. 1 Meadow Entry. JOHNSTON, James, mill-manager, 60 Barrack Street. JOHNSTONE, B., grocer, Lilybank. Charlesj grocer, 4G Scouringburn. ;

JOHNSTONE, David, shoemaker, 9 Greenmarket» D., vintner, Forfar Road. John, shoemaker, 13 Fish Street. Mrs Joseph, South Union Street.

William, flaxspinner, 3 Cowgate ; h. Blackness Road. William, cowfeeder, Burntbarns, Chapelshade.

William, broker. Hunter Street.

JOLLY, David M., comptroller of Customs ; h. 5 Greenfield Place.

Miss, Bell Street, Chapelshade.

Mrs John, 1 Meadow Entry, Murraygate. JUST, Patrick, shipbroker and general agent, Hamburgh and Bel-

gium Vice-Consul, 3^ Exchange Street ; h. 1 Com- mercial Street. James, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate. JUSTICE, John, blacksmith, 21 New Inn Entry, of Peace Clerk's Office, 5 Reform Street. Thomas, grocer, 43 West Port.

William, spirit-dealer, 4 Hawkhill. K.

KAY, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 52 Overgate ; h. 20 Magdalen Yard Road.

Mackenzie, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 95 Overgate h. Albert Court. KEAY and Rattray, iron and copper merchants, and chain cable manufacturers, 22 Dock Street,

Alexander, session clerk, 20 Meadow Street,

Robert, grocer, 12 Hunter Street,

KEDDIE, Miss, milliner, 29 High Street. KEDSLEY and Kidd, wrights, Wards. KEENAN, Rev. Stephen, Catholic Chapel, Nethergate.

R., spirit-dealer, 81 Hilltown.

KEILLER, Alexander, M.D., 32 Union Street. James, timber-merchant, 95 Seagate.

James, jun,, ditto, 95 Seagate. James and Son, wholesale confectioners, 5 Seagate ; h, Campbell's Close, High Street. KEILLER, Mrs John, 49 Cowgate.

Peter, spirit-dealer, 5 Blinshall Street. KEITH, David, commission merchant, ship and insurance broker,

7 Peter Street ; h. Meadow Place.

Thomas, agent, 8 King Street.

KELT, Wm., London Shipping Company's Office, h. Lindsay St. KELLY, James, broker, 218 Overgate. KENNAWAY and Sons, confectioners, 88 Scouringburn. KENNEDY, Jas., merchant and ship agent, Tay & Tyne Shipping

Company's Office ; h. 1 Peter Street. John sen., shipowner, 25 Nethergate.

John jun., shipowner, 3 Dock Street; h. 29 Union Street. John, manufacturer, Hawkhill. Miss, lodgings, 36 Nethergate.

KENNEY, James, grocer, I Scouringburn.

KERMATH, Alexander, corn-merchant; h. Newport, Fife. James, shipmaster, Crichton Street. James, bookseller, 8 St Clement's Lane. KERR and Guild, ship & insurance brokers, and general commission merchants, 18 Dock Street. Adam, messenger-at-arms, 8 St Clement's Lane. Christopher and John, writers, 26 Castle Street. Chris, (of C. & J), joint town clerk; h. Kilcraig, Ferry Road. John (of C. and J.), 11 Hawkhill Place. John (of Umpherston and Kerr), 4 Flfeuchar Craig,

John, flesher, 1 High Street and 2 Overgate. Miss, of Dumbarrow, 178 Perth Road. Mrs W,, 37 Small's Wynd.

Mrs, furrier, 35 Constitution Road.

Peter (of Kerr and Guild) ; h. 89 Princes' Street.

Robert, flesher, 108 Scouringburn.

Thomas, brewer and maltster, 1 83 Hawkhill.

WiUiam, writer, 20 Castle Street ; h. 32 Ditto.

William, engineer, h. 3 South Tay Street

KEY, George, commission merchant, 59 Cowgate ; h. Tay Square. James, baker, 49 Scouringburn.

William, late cabinetmaker, 33 Nethergate. 43

KEY, William, manufacturer, Lilybank. KIDD, Alex, (of Moyes and Kidd), 30 Magdalen Yard Road. David, manufacturer, Rosebauk Lane. David, shoemaker, 140 Hawkhill. George, shipowner, Craigie Terrace, Ferry Road. Ivory L., shoemaker, 30 Barrack Street.

James, of Customs ; h. 120 Roseangle. John, Perth coach driver. Dyers' Close, Murraygate.

J., spirit-dealer, 30 Dudhope Street. Maria, grocer, 42 Barrack Street. Mrs Captain Thomas, 30 Magdalen Yard Road.

Robert, flesher, 7 Wellgate. Thomas, cowfeeder, Rosebank Lane.

T., tailor, 95 Cow^gate. KILGOUR, A. T., china-merchant and rag-dealer, 109 Overgate. James, shipmaster, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. John, grocer, Witchknowe. John, stonevifare-dealer, 37 Scouringburn. Mrs M. F., matron, Royal Lunatic Asylum. Robert, cooper, Tindal's Wynd. William, saddler, 94 Murraygate. KINCAID, John, Seamen's Fraternity officer, Trinity House. KING, Miss, milliner, 78 Murraygate. KINMOND, and Hill, flaxspinners, 30 St Andrew's Street.

Alexander (of K. and H.), Hermon Hill , 15 Perth Road. Peter, flaxspinner and manufacturer, Wallace Mills and

9 Cowgate ; h. 1 1 Wellington Street.

William L., of Wallace foundry ; h. Wellington Street. KINMONDS, Hutton, & Steele, engineers, Wallace Foundry, Dens. KINNEAR, planemaker, 31 Wellgate.

John T., tailor, 28 Murraygate.

T., Wright, 10 Temple Lane, West Port ; h. 3 Do.

KINNISON, James, tailor. Hay's Close, 55 Overgate.

KIRK Treasurer's office, 48 Barrack Street ; James Smith, treasurer, KIRKALDY, George, merchant. Blackness House. James, Blackness House. Patrick, corn and flour merchant, Seagate. .

KIRKALDY, William, linen-merchant and manufr., 55 Cowgate ; h. 67 Ditto. KIRKLAND, William, and Sons, timber-merchants and saw-mills,

Trades' Lane ; h. 8 King Street James, surgeon, 116 Seagate; h. 123 Murraygate.

J., wood-merchant, Trades' Lane ; h, 41 Reform Street. KIRKPATRICK, James, and Son, wrights, 75 Meadowside. James, spirit-dealer, 16 Fish Street.

Peter, and Co., spirit-dealers, I West Port.

KNIGHT, David, spirit-dealer, 22 Bell Street.

David, flesher, Murraygate.

James jun., wright, Sailors' Acres, Forebank.

James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 136 Hawkhill. James, and Sons, wrights, Meadowside. William, wright, 63 Wellgate. L.

LAFFERTY, Charles, china-merchant, 117 Perth Road. 1/AING and Cooper, linen-drapers and hosiers, 9 Reform Street. Alexander, grocer, 43 Princes' Street. John, merchant and power-loom linen-manufacturer, Dens,

and 2 St Andrew's Street ; h. 23 King Street. Mrs James, 238 Perth Road. LAIRD, David, gardener, Blackness Road. William and John, merchants, 23 Peter Street. h. William, nursery and seedsman, 88 Nethergate ; and nursery, Blackness Crescent.

LAMB, John, manufacturer; h. Cotton Road. Robert, grocer, 48 Scouringburn. Thomas, confectioner and cofFee-house-keeper, 69 Murray-

gate and Reform Street. William, ship and insurance broker and merchant, 13 Dock

Street ; h. 1 1 Thomson Street, Perth Road. LANCEMAN, David, shipmaster, Castle Court. Mrs, Castle Court.

LANGLANDS, Alex., Dundee Bank ; h. Nethergate. Jtunes, grocer, 21 Upper Pleasance. 45

LANGLANDS, John, grocer, 202 Seagate. Mrs John, Westfield Lane, Perth Road.

Robert, bookseller, old book depot, 9 Princes' Street; William, (of Moon and Langlands), 39 Nethergate. LATTO, Mrs, brewer, Tindal's Wynd. LAW and Co., ship and insurance brokers, Trades' Lane,

and Son, slaters, 23 Queen Street, commission merchant agent, Trades' James, and Lane ; h. 107 Nethergate. Miss, milliner, 37 Nethergate.

Rev. J., Tay Street Lane. Robert, shipmaster, Queen Street.

Thomas, flesher, 10 Scouringburn. William, hairdresser, 196 Seagate.

LAWRENCE. James, spirit-dealer, 162 Princes' Street. LAWSON, Alexander, furnishing ironmonger, 25 High Street;

h. 2 Sommerville Place. Alexander, shoemaker, 108 Hawkhill.

Alexander, flesher, 32 West Port ; h. Temple Lane. George, dealer, 45 Wellgate.

David (of J. and D. Lawson) ; h. 55 Murraygate. David, grocer and spirit-merchant, 58 Murraygate. James and David, furnishing ironmongers, tinplate workers, and gasfitters, 57 Murraygate.

James, tailor and clothier, Exchange Street.

James, (of J. and D. Lawson) ; h 19 Meadow Street. John, clerk, Hunter Street. Mrs David, grocer, 140 Seagate. Mrs James, Crichton Street,

Mrs, flesher, 56 West Port.

Wm., sacking-manufacturer, 15 Long Wynd ; h. 17 Do.

William, jun., manufacturer, Park Wynd; h. Do.

Wm., grocer and spirit-dealer, 58 Murraygate; h. Forebank. LEADBETTER, Adamson, and Co., flaxspinners, linen-manufacturers, and merchants, Cowgate Port.

John (of above), merchant, Glasgow.

LEASK, Alexander, hatter, 3 Reform Street; h, 31 Ditto. 46

LEE, Miss H., straw-hat maker, 18 Tindal's Wynd. LEES, James, writer, Lindsay Street. Mrs Alexander, Bain Square. LEFFERDY, Charles, broker, 6 Session Street. LEGGET, William, broker, 32 Bucklemaker Wynd. LEIGHTON, David, baker, 3 Cowgate. D. G., tea and coffee-dealer, 25 Overgate.

Mrs, Lindsay Street. Wm. and Robert, ship and insurance brokers, and general

commission merchants, 49 Castle Street ; h. 43 Do. William, hairdresser, 9 Barrack Street. LEISK, James, grocer, 162 Scouringburn. LEITCH, John, superintendent of Tay Ferries, Craig House.

LEITH, Thomas, clothier, 23 West Port, h d i 6^yj LENNOX, James, hatter, 3 Nethergate. John, smith, 20 Hilltown.

LESLIE, A. and Co., bootmakers, 10 Barrack Street. Alexander, grocer, 152 Scouringburn.

James, civil engineer, Harbour Office ; h. Carolina Port.

John, slater, 57 Meadowside. John, vintner, 17 West Port. Mrs, Tay Square. Robert, shipowner, 12 Dock Street; h. Broughty Ferry. LESSLIE, Abram, hosier, 15 Murraygate,

Charles, flesher, 44 Wellgate. H., grocer, 188 Hilltown. James, tinsmith, 38 Murraygate.

Robert, slater, PuUar's Close, Murraygate. LEUCHARS, Alexander, gardener, Scouringburn. LEWIS, Rev. George, 5 Park Place. LIDDEL, James, manufacturer, West Rosebank Lane. LIKELY, James, manufacturer, Hawkhill. Mrs, grocer, 218 Hawkhill. LIMOND, Thomas, grocer, 4 Temple Lane. LINDSAY, Alexander, baker, 15 West Port. Alexander, shipmaster. Fish Street. Alexander, grocer, 32 Pleasance Lane. 47

LINDSAY, Andrew, baker, 33 Hilltown. James C, writer, 2 High Street; h. 117 Murraygate. James B,, teacher, 5 South Union Street. James, grocer, 74 Scouringburn. John M., manager of Tay Marine Insurance Company, 119 Murraygate; h. 117 Do. Robert, grocer, 119 Hilltown. Thomas, shipmaster, 58 Overgate.

William, merchant, 2 High Street ; h. 117 Murraygate. LIVIE, David, grocer, 3 Dudhope Crescent. George, block and pump-maker, West Shore. LIVINGSTONE, James, manufacturer, Ann Street.

James, grocer, George's Place. John, surgeon, 105 Nethergate.

Peter, vintner, Gellatly Street.

William, bookseller and stationer, 63 Murraygate ; h. Do.

LITHGOW, Jas, S., Eastern Bank; h. Blair's Court, Nethergate. Mrs Aaron, Blair's Court, Nethergate. Mrs Robert, 104 Nethergate.

LOGAN & Co., tailors, 2 Hilltown. LOUDON, William, cowfeeder, Loudon's Buildings, Hilltown.

LOVELL, Thomas & Co., saddlers, 23 High Street. LOW, Andrew & Son, flaxspinners and manufacturers, 19 Cowgate; h, Hilltown and Meadow Place.

Andrew, shipowner, Park Place ; office, 39 Exchange Street. David, brewer, 6 St Clement's Lane,

David, spirit-dealer, top of Seagate.

David, slater, Meadowside; h. 10 Reform Street. David, grocer, 148 Hilltown.

H., spirit-dealer, 86 Scouringburn.

Isaac, confectioner, 43 Murraygate ; h. 39 Ditto.

Isaac, tailor, 18 Nethergate.

James, confectioner, 124 Murraygate; h. 126 Ditto.

James, merchant, 19 Wellgate ; h. 2 Kirk Entry.

James, of Customs; h. 10 Exchange Street.

John L., shipowner, Park Place ; office, 39 Exchange Street, John, hairdresser, 19 Hawkhill. 48

LOW, John, manufacturer. Kirk Entry, WeUgatCo John, plasterer. Mid Road, Chapelshade. John, confectioner, 16 Barrack Street.

John , blacksmith, 6 St Andrew's Street. John, hairdresser, 173 Seagate.

John C, plumber, 19 New Inn Entry; h. 14 Ditto. Matthew, flaxspinner, Coupar's Alley, Wellgate.

Mrs David, j un., Meadow Road, head of Reform Street. Mrs E., Oyster Tavern, 36 Murraygate. Mrs John, lodgings, St Andrew's Street.

Peter and Son, drapers, 68 Wellgate ; h. Ditto.

Richard, Public Seminaries ; h. 3 Paradise, Chapelshade. Robert, late banker, Tay Square.

Robert, smith, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street.

Thos., watch and clock maker, 7 Overgate ; h. 1 1 Reform St. Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 58 Overgate.

William, flesher, foot of Hilltown.

William, tailor, 3 Bucklemaker Wynd. LOWDEN, George, grocer, 115 Hilltown. Peter, grocer, and manufacturer of bagging and sacking, 19 Ann Street, Maxwelltown. LOWE, George, painter, 115 Nethergate. James, broker, 94 Overgate.

Mrs, dealer in stoneware, 56 Bell Street, LOWSON, Jn. & Son, merchants and manufacturers, 27 Cowgate. Peter (of John Lowson and Son), Upper Pieasance. Peter, hairdresser, Wellgate. William (of John Lowson and Son), Upper Pieasance. LUCAS, Charles, merchant, 128 Seagate. LUKE, George, inspector of Gas-Work, 24 Couttie's Wynd. James, baker, 2 St Clement's Lane. John, merchant, Westfield, Magdalen Yard. LUMSDEN, David, baker, 25 West Port, LUNATIC Asylum, Forfar Road. LUNDIE, John, watchmaker, 10 Murraygate. LYALL, James, shipmaster, Bucklemaker Wynd. Mrs, 7 Dock Street. 4J)

LYALL, Peter, grocer, 44 Blackness Road. William, teacher, Public Seminaries. LYDGATE, James, blacksmith, Seagate. LYELL, David, surgeon and accoucheur, 3 Tay Street. LYON, David, grocer, Scouringburn. Mrs W., 180 Perth Road. William, grocer, 26 Murraygate. M.

MACALLISTER, Rev. Charles, Gaelic Church; h. 4 Tay St. Lane. M'ARTHUR, G., grocer and spirit-dealer, 159 Hawkhill.

M'ARTNEY, James, ironmonger, 21 West Port; h. 16 Bell St,

Mrs, straw-hat maker, 49 Princes' Street. M'CARTHY, Charles, teacher. Catholic Chapel, Nethergate. M'CASH, John, clerk, 56 Nethergate. M'CHEYNE, Rev. Robert M., Perth Road. M'CONACHIE, Hugh, plasterer, 52 Barrack Street. William, vintner, 109 Gowgate. M'COSH, James, Warder Office; h. 96 Murraygate. Misses A. and L., dressmakers, 96 Murraygate. Mrs, 96 Murraygate.

M'CREA, Mrs, glass and china warehouse, 13 Union Street. MACDONALD, Alexander, grocer. West Port.

Alexander, printer {Advertiser Office) ; h. Crichton Street. Archibald, grocer, 20 Scouringburn. D., hairdresser, 47 King Street.

George, cabinetmaker, 1 8 Union Street ; h. 56 Murraygate. George, grocer, 186 Perth Road. James, furnishing shops, 16 Murraygate and 2 Nethergate. James, baker, 48 Seagate.

Jas., messenger-at-arms, 62 High Street; h. Temple Lane. James, cowfeeder, West Rosebank Lane. James, spirit-dealer, 39 Seagate. James, teacher, Ramsay's Entry, Scouringburn. J., tailor, C2 Overgate.

Misses J. and I., dressmakers and milliners, 22 Crichton St. Mrs, Park Place, Nethergate. E 50

MACDONALD, N., contractor, Blackness Farm; office, 12 High St- Peter, baker, 56 Scouringburn.

S., grocer, 109 Hilltown.

W. D., clothier, 167 Overgate ; h. behind. MACDOUGALL, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 36 Overgate.

Peter, tailor, 30 Bell Street,

MACDOWAL, W., Tay Square Seminary ; h. 6 Victoria Square. M'EWEN, David and James, writers, 6 High Street.

David (of D. and J.), Magdalen Yard Road.

James (of D. and J.) ; h. South Union Street. Colin, town-officer, Crichton Street. James, tinsmith, 241 Overgate. James, dyer, 43 Dudhope Crescent. John, boot and shoe maker, Hawkhill. John, smith, 15 Scouringburn.

Patrick, messenger-at-arms, Greenmarket. Thomas, cowfeeder, Cotton Road, Dens. MACFARLANE, James & Co., manufacturers, 7 St Andrew's St, James, vintner, 15 Church Lane, Tally Street.

James, plasterer, Meadowside. Patrick, teacher, James' Street, James' Park. M'GAVIN, Rev. J. R., Blackness Crescent, Perth Road. William, merchant, 13 and 15 Co^'gate, Vice-Consul for

Brazil; h. 13 V/ellington Street, Hillbank, MACGILL, .John, shoemaker, 3 Hilltown. MACGILLIVRAY, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, Hilltown, John, bobbinmaker, 12 Willison Street, Barrack Street. MACGILLIWIE, M., milliner, 44 Seagate. MACGINNES, P., broker, 137 Overgate. MACGLASHAN, James, spirit-dealer, 58 Scouringburn.

MACGLINCHY, Peter, furnishing tailor, 18 and 19 Greenmarket. MACGOWAN, Mrs, vintner, 46 King Street. MACGRADY, Agnes, spirit-dealer, 170 Hawkhill. MACGREGOR, D., hosier, 4 Perth Road, Duncan, stoneware-merchant, Hilltown. John, coppersmith, &c.. Exchange Street, and 6 High St. Peter, grocer, 34 Blackness Road. 51

MACGREGOR, Thomas, shipmaster, Vault. William, gunsmith and cutler, 1? Reform Street. MACHUTCHISON, Walter, manager Dudhope Works.' MACINNES, Peter, spirit-dealer, 45 Castle Street. MACINROY, Robert, spirit-dealer, 194 Overgate. MACINTOSH, Alexander, surgeon, superintendent of the Lunatic

Asylum, 81 Albert Street ; residence. Asylum. Alexander, spirit-dealer, 2 Greenmarket.

D., tailor, St George's Place. D., grocer, 90 Blackscroft. Daniel, Meadowside Seminary, and bookseller, 18 St An-

drew's Place ; h. Cotton Road, Dens. David, merchant, 23 Constitution Road. James, cabinetmaker, 17 Meadowside.

James, tobacconist, 22 West Port ; h. above. James, contractor, 33 Upper Pleasance.

John, spirit-dealer, 33 Constitution Road. M., straw-hat maker, Princes' Street.

Miss J., teacher, Meadowside ; h. Cotton Road. Mrs, lodgings, 2 Henderson's Wynd, Scouringburn.

Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, 49 Perth Road. MACINTYRE, Miss J., dressmaker, 132 Scouringburn. Peter, spirit-dealer and grocer, 99 Overgate.

MACKAY, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Hospital Park. Henry, grocer, Hunter Street, Scouringburn. James, painter and paper-hanger, 26 Meadow Entry. John and Son, hatters, umbrella and parasol manufacturers,

28 Union Street ; h. Seabank, Magdalen Yard Road.

John, tailor, 22 Seagate.

Mrs John, servants' register office, 22 Seagate. Peter, shoemaker, 40 Murraygate. Thomas, grocer, 182 Hawkhill.

MACKEAN, Alexander, tailor, 1 Yeaman Shore. MACKELLAR, Lieutenant, 213 Hawkhill. MACKELVIE, Mrs, lodgings, 33 Seagate. MACKENZIE, David, architect. New Inn Entry. George, grocer, 4 Thorter Row. 52

MACKENZIE, James, shoemaker, 77 Princes' Street. Mrs Captain, Annfield House. Mrs Ann, spirit-dealer, 73 Princes' Street. Mrs, spirit-dealer, 2 Small's Wynd. Mrs, potato-dealer and poulterer, 78 Nethergate. MACKIE, D. and Son, plumbers, 17 Meadow Entry; h. Forebank. Robert, vintner, 12 Castle Lane. MACKISON, W., superintendent of police. Police Office, Wards. MACLaCHLAN, Rev. Dr A., Manse, Ferry Road. Duncan, writer, 8 Castle Street; h. Ferry Road. MACLaGAN, James, mail coach guard, 5 South Union Street. William, shipmaster, 16 Thomson Street, Perth Road.

MACLAREN, Alex., Seminaries ; h. Retreat Cottage, Perth Road. .Mrs Alexander, 10 Westfield, Magdalen Yard.

William,' smith. East Harbour; h. 5 Gellatly's Buildings.

William, builder, Wilkie's Land, 53 Gowdenknows.

MACLAUCHLAN, Alex., spirit-dealer, 93 Bucklemaker Wynd. Fergus, vintner, 38 Seagate. James, furnishing-warehouse, 11 Princes' Street. Walter, coachbuilder, 132 Nethergate. MACLEAN, Malcolm, manufacturer, Scouringburn.

Matthew, shipmaster, Peter Street. Peter, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, 22 Henderson's Wynd. Peter, cabinetmaker, St Paul's Court, Murraygate.

MACLEISH, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 22 Small's Wynd. David, manufacturer, Hawkhill. MACLEOD, John, grocer, Blackscroft. Mrs H., Westfield Avenue, Perth Road. Neil, shoemaker, 12 Horsewater Wynd. MACMAHON, Mrs, broker, 118 Overgate.

J., MACMILLAN, tea-merchant, 8 New Inn Entry ; h. 31 Cowgate. MACMORROW, James, broker, 22 Scouringburn.

MACNAB, Andrew, teacher, Tay Square Seminary ; h. B. Ferry. MACNAUGHTON, James, confectioner, 211 Overgate. MACNICOLL, James, grocer, 56 Overgate.

Mrs, grocer, 14 Fish Street. MACPHERSON, Duncan, grocer, 108 Scouringburn. 53

MACPHRRSON, Rev. J., Catholic Chapel, Nethergate. Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, 166 Overgate.

Peter, spirit-dealer, Hilltown. MACRITCHIE, D., shuttlemaker, 68 Princes' Street. James, vintner, 21 Vault. James, baker, 204 Seagate.

Thomas, innkeeper, I North Tay Street. MACROBERT, William, staff-sergeant-major, 2 Castle Court. MaCROSTY, John, vintner, Scouringburn. MAC VICAR, Rev. Dr Patrick, Magdalen Yard Road. MACWATTIE, Robert, tailor, Hilltown. MACWAl.TER, Alex., shawl-manufacturer, 12 Reform Street. MA.ILLER, Thomas W., chemist and druggist, 249 Overgate. MALCOLM and Sturrock, manufacturers, Chapelshade. James, chemist and druggist, 45 Murraygate. James, mill-manager, 37 Princes' Street. John, M.D., 3 Barrack Street. Misses, dressmakers, 114 Nethergate. Mrs, Malcolm's Buildings, Bucklemaker Wynd. MANCHESTER Fire and Life Insurance Office, 33 Cowgate, MANDERSON, John, brushmaker, 230 Overgate. MANN, David, spirit-dealer, 90 and 92 Princes' Street. Henry, clerk and teacher, St Paul's Chapel, Castle Street. MARNIE, James, 4 Dudhope Place. MARR, Robert, agent, fishmonger, and dealer in curiosities, 21

Crichton Street ; h. Ogilvie's Close. MARSHALL and Edgar, machinemakers, iron and brass founders, Lilybank Foundry, Arbroath Road. and Moyes, straw-hat makers, 96 Murraygate. Andrew (of Marshall and Edgar), Lilybank Toll. David, manufacturer, Bucklemaker Wynd. David, grocer, 43 Wellgate. Forbes, confectioner, 207 Overgate. James, hairdresser, 168 Hawkhill. James, grocer, 122 Hawkhill.

James, painter, Seagate ; h. 2 High Street. Jas., architect and inspector of buildings, 14 Greenmarket. ;

MARSHALL, Miss J., grocer, &c., 100 Nethergate. William, spirit-dealer, 62 Princes' Street. W. and P., saddlers, 122 Princes' Street.

MARTIN, Alexander & Co., rope and sail makers, 21 Dock Street. Alexander, shipowner, 6 Westfield Avenue, Perth Road. David & Co., general agents and merchants, 10 Bain Square. David (of D. Martin & Co.), 2 Roseangle. David, jun. (of D. Martin & Co.), 19 King Street. David, manufacturer, Hilltown.

David, clerk, Wellington Street, Hillbank. David, grocer, Cowgate Port.

Jas., manufacturer. Constable Street ; h. 85 Princes' Street. James, jun. (British Linen Co.), Strawberry Bank. James, gunmaker and cutler, 14 Castle Street. James, shipmaster, Couttie's Wynd. John, shipmaster, Castle Lane.

Joseph, manufacturer, 25 St Andrew's St.; h. 89 Princes' St. Mrs, Mackenzie Square, Perth Road. Mrs, vintner, 84 Seagate.

Robert, tea-dealer, 28 James' Park. William, jun., manager of Trades' Lane Calendering Co. h. 89 Princes' Street,

William, basketmaker, Princes' Street.

MASON, William, merchant, 23 St Andrew's Street ; h. Westfield. MATHER, David, smith, Dempster's Buildings, Scouringburn. iMATHERS, Alexander, flesher, 78 King Street. David, bookseller, 25 West Port; h. 5 Brown Street. MATTHEW, Charles, agent, 4 Hawkhill. David, grocer, 161 Hawkhill. James, shipmaster, Dyer's Close, Murraygate.

James, grocer, 18 Princes' Street; h. Perth Road. James, wright, 26 Hawkhill.

James, Tay Square Seminary ; h. 2 Westfield Place. Janet, brewer, 31 Overgate.

John, late painter, 95 Princes' Street.

John, Tay Square Seminary ; h. Magdalen Yard Road.

John S., clerk, 2 High Street. 55

MATTHEW, Joseph, manufacturer, Anderson's Entry, Hawkhili. Mrs, Meffan House, Ferry Road. Mrs, grocer, 72 Hawkhili. R., painter, Castle Court; and spirit-dealer, 120 Princes' St.

S., grocer, Annfield Lane, Hawkhili. Thomas, grocer, Hawkhili. Thomas, manager for the Dundee, Perth, and London

Shipping Co. ; office, 4 Mid Shore ; h. above. MATTHEWSON and Son, brokers, 63 King Street.

Geo., architect, Exchange Buildings, Shore ; h. West Ferry.

John, grocer, 145 Overgate ; h. 37 Constitution Road. Mrs, 8 Nethergate.

Wm., tailor & clothier, 8 Union Street ; h. 4 Reform St. MAW, Robert, shipmaster, 53 Nethergate. MAXTON, Mrs, lodgings, 8 Crichton Street. MAXWELL, Andrew, clothier, 69 High Street; h. Forebank. Alex., manager Tay Street Mill, 17 Henderson's Wynd. George, Rainbow Tavern, Bell's Close, Murraygate.

George, tailor, 80 Nethergate. John, 21 South Tay Street. Miss, Miln's Buildings, 148 Nethergate.

Robert, clerk, 10 West Dock Street. MEALiMAKER, M., grocer, 14 Bell Street.

]M EARNS, Thomas, clerk (L. S. Co.'s Office) ; h. 120 Perth Road. Robert, shipmaster, St Andrew's Street. Mrs, baby-linen maker, 59 Reform Street.

MEEKISON, David, mUl-manager; h. Pole Park.

James, baker, 1 1 Hilltown. MEFFAN, T.K., merchant & agent, 4 Panmure St.; h. 43 Castle St. MELDRUM, J. B. (of Balfour and Meldrum), 25 Cowgate. Mrs, Tod's Burn Entry, 49 Wellgate. Robert, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 11 and 13

Crichton Street ; h. 12 Lindsay Street.

MELLOWS, M. J., innkeeper, 23 Perth Road. MELVILLE, John, Customs, 6 Nethergate. MENMUIR, Wm. (Advertiser Office); h. Annfield Road. MENZIES, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 47 Scouringburn. 56

MENZIES, John, joiner and millwright, 100 Hilltown. METH VKN, John, auctioneer and commission agent, 3 St Clement's

Lane ; h. George's Place, Wellgate. Miss, dressmaker, 47 Castle Street. Thomas, grocer, 81 Seagate.

.MEYER, Milne, & Co., agents, St Andrew's Street. MICHIE, William, watchmaker, 84 Scouringburn; MIDDLETON, James, blacksmith, West Port.

William, bookseller, 46 High Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square. MILL, William, grocer, 59 Hawkhill. MILLAR, Alexander, grocer, 104 Hawkhill.

Alexander, bakei", Loudon's Buildings, Hilltown. David, stoneware-merchant, 29 Wellgate.

David, grocer, 51 Murraygate ; h. 49 Do. George, manufacturer, Perth Road.

James, shipowner and chainmaker; office, 8 Exchange St, j work-shop East Harbour; h. 41 Reform Street. James, grocer, 85 Hawkhill.

James, tea and spirit dealer, 90 King Street. James, brewer. Park Wynd, Hawkhill. J., grocer. Dens Road.

John, saddler, 41 High Street ; h. 19 Ditto. Mrs, 22 Crichton Street.

Miss, 9 Roseangle, 1 Perth Road.

Robt., commission agent, 35 Cowgate; h. 61 Reform Street.. Robert, Waterloo Cottage, Blackness Road. Robert, tea-merchant, Perth Road.

Robert yst., Dundee Bank ; h. 9 Roseangle. Thomas, cartwright. Bell's Buildings, Hilltown. MILLER, Agnes, spirit-dealer, 41 Dock Street. Aikman, wright, South Tay Street. Alexander, pawnbroker, 152 Overgate; h, 81 Hawkhill. Alexander, writer. High Street. Charles, 33 Perth Road.

Gabriel, writer, 6 High Street ; h. Union Street G., shoemaker, Bucklemaker Wynd.

I., vintner, 59 Nethergate. 57

MILLER, James, bleacher, Douglasfield ; oiBce, 4 Cowgate.

James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 90 King Street. James, manufacturer, Hilltown.

James, coal-broker, 8 North Tay Street.

John, grocer, 26 High Street. Miss, milliner, 61 West Port. Mrs, lodgings, Sandeman's Court, Cowgate. Mrs, stoneware-dealer, 63 Hawkhill. Mrs James, spirit-dealer, 107 Hilltown. Mrs John Blair, Whiteleys, Nethergate.

Oliver G., writer, 20 Reform Street ; h. Whiteleys. Peter, grocer and spirit-dealer, 240 Overgate,

Richard A., merchant, 6 St Andrew's Street; h. Whiteleys. Thomas, late brewer, 23 Perth Road. Thomas, vintner, 20 Barrack Street.

William, grocer, 44 Bell Street. John, merchant. West Wynd, Perth Road. MlTiLS, James, jeweller, perfumer, &c., 28 High Street; h. above.

John and Alex., manufacturers, 41 Cowgate; h. Forebank. Mrs, grocer. Mid Road, Chapelshade.

MILN, Blakey, & Co., flaxspinners. Dens ; office, 29 St Andrew's St.

David, cashier Union Bank ; h. Brae Cottage, B. Ferry.

David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 111 Overgate; h. above.

James, jun.. Council officer, billet-master, and inspector

of weights and measures, 11 Vault ; h. Town House. James, manufacturer, Burntbarns, Chapelshade.

James, tailor, 81 Overgate. John, cabinetmaker and joiner, 71 Perth Road. Misses, Miln's Buildings, Nethergate. Mrs, lodgings, 27 Cowgate.

Robert, writer, 31 Reform Street; h. 11 Ditto. T. W., merchant and general commission agent, Panmure

Street ; h. Greenfield, Perth Road. MILNE and Brown, card-cloth manufacturers, Westfield Avenue. Alexander, flaxspinner, Lower Pleasance. Andrew, grocer, 72 Murraygate.

Geo., writer, 1 1 Reform St. ; clerk to the Harbour Trustees^ 58

MILNE, Helen, grocer, 72 Cowgate. James, grocer, 239 Overgate. James, manufacturer, Tod's Burn Entry, 49 Wellgate. John, manufacturer. Lower Pleasance. Patrick, grocer and spii-it-dealer, 42 Wellgate. James, teacher, 30 Constitution Road. Thomas, reedmaker, Baltic Street. William, shipmaster, Seagate.

MITCHELL & Fleming, merchants, 6 Castle St. ; h. 55 West Port. Alexander, 2 Milnbank.

David, writer, 41 Reform St. ; h. Blackheath, Hawkhill.

David, draper, 15 Overgate ; h. 8 Ditto. David, shipmaster, 15 Union Street. D., vintner, Hawkhill.

D., tailor, 2^ Princes' Street. Francis, stucco-figure maker. Reform Street.

James, fruiterer and seedsman, 21 Murraygate ; h. 28 Do. John, flaxspinner, &c., 11 Cowgate; h. 11 Milnbank.

John, grocer, 1 50 Princes' Street. John, grocer, 56 Dudhope Wynd. John, agent, 22 Overgate.

John, shipmaster, 3 Craig Street. John, flesher, 94 Hilltown. Misses, 67 Magdalen Yard. Misses, dressmakers, 95 Nethergate. Mrs George, grocer, 35 Perth Road. Mrs, eating-house, 6 Greenmarket. Mrs, grocer. Tod's Burn Lane, 49 Wellgate. Mrs William, 37 South Tay Street. Mrs, stoneware-merchant, 57 Princes' Street. Thomas, stabler, 20 Yeaman Shore. MODERN Athens Steamer Office, West Protection Wall. MOIR, David, clerk. Princes' Street. George, baker, 12 Wellgate.

John, linen-agent and manufacturer, 1 8 St Andrew's St.

William, manufacturer, William Street, King Street.

MOLISON, F., merchant, 36 Cowgate; h. Bin Rock, Perth Road. 59

MOLL wo, Herman, Sax?pinner, 43 East Cowgate; h. Tay Square. MONCRIEFF, David, baker, 20 Hawkhill. John, vintner, 102 Seagate. MONCUR, D. and J., merchants, 45 Cowgate; h. 11 Hawkhill PI. Alexander, manufacturer, Miller's Wynd, Hawkhill. Captain A., west end of Magdalen Yard. David, baker, 28 Blackscroft.

David, bookseller, 120 Murraygate ; h. Castle Court. William, renovator, Nethergate. MONTGOMERY, Mrs, Westfield Avenue, Perth Road. MOON and Langlands, drapers, 40 Nethergate and 2 Union Street. Adam, surgeon, 6 Union Street.

Alexander, spirit-dealer, 22 Session Street. .John, vintner, 9 Tally Street. Misses, 37 Union Street. William (of Moon and Langlands), Albert Court. MOORE, James, grocer, 52 Princes' Street. MORDAUNT and Beckett, linen-merchants, 128 Seagate. MORGAN, Alexander, hairdresser, 10 Hawkhill.

John, grocer, 122 Princes' Street.

MORISON, Alex., sheriff-officer, Campbell's Close, High Street. Archibald, grocer, 26 Constitution Road. James, manufacturer, James' Park, Forfar Road.

John, manufacturer, 1 Union Street, Maxwelltown.

John, grocer and spirit-dealer, Blackscroft. John, (Dundee Bank), 7 Westfield Place, Perth Road. MORRIS, William, treasurer of the Dundee police establishment and collector of poor and prison assessments, 13 High Street; h. South Union Street, James, cooper, 90 Overgate. John, shoemaker, Hilltown. Misses, dressmakers, foot of Crichton Street Mrs, draper. Taws' Buildings, Hilltown. Mrs, straw-hat maker and milliner, 142 Overgate. Peter, cooper, 34 Barrack Street. William, surgeon, Perth Road. MORTIMER, David, builder, Wallace Feus. ;

MORTON, Robert, watchmaker, 59 Princes' Street. William, merchant, Perth Road.

MOSS, John T., tea and spirit merchant, 22 High Street h. Perth Road. MOYES and Kidd, ironmongers, 18 Overgate. David, late merchant, Dyers' Close, Murraygate, Wm. (of Moyes and Kidd), Dyers' Close, 22 Murraygate-

MUDIE, David (Dundee Bank) ; h. Broughty Ferry. John, surgeon, 3 Bain Square. Miss, mUliner, 37 Dallfield Walk. Mrs Thomas, vintner. Hood's Close, 118 Murraygate.

Robert, late brewer, Westfield, Perth Road.

Thomas, late merchant, King Street. MUNDIE, Robert, shipmaster, 31 Exchange Street, MUNRO, D., blacksmith, 56 Hawkhill. D., smith, 28 Bucklemaker Wynd.

John, spirit-dealer, 10 St Clement's Lane. J., blacksmith, 18 Scouringburn.

R., tailor, 195 Seagate.

Thomas, spirit-dealer, 1 West Shore.

WiUiam, surgeon and accoucheur ; surgery, Trades' Hall,

6 Seagate ; h. 20 Reform Street. MURDOCH, David, wright, Seagate,

John, plumber (of S. and M.), Albert Court, Nethergate. Robert, wright, Temple Lane, West Port.

William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 75 Overgate. MURPHY, Patrick, eating-house, 9 Fish Street. MURRAY, Alexander, shoemaker, 140 Murraygate. C, vintner, Cameron's Buildings, Exchange Street. H., grocer, 59 Scouringburn.

Henry, spirit- dealer, 80 Overgate.

Jas., ironmonger and blacksmith, 11 High Street; h, 10 Do. Miss, dressmaker, 68 Nethergate. Mrs, 142 Nethergate, Wm., ironmonger and blacksmith, 148 Murraygate.

MUSTARD, James, flesher, 92 King Street.

John, mill-manager, Bell Street. 61

MYLKS, David, shipowner and coal-merchant, 134 Seagate;

h. 52 St Andrew's Street. WilUam, accountant, 20 Castle Street. MYLNE, Miss, Hawkhill. N.

NASMYTH, Robert, surgeon, Milnbank.

NATIONAL Bank of Scotland's Office, 12 Cowgate ; Patrick Hunter Thorns, agent. NEAVE, Charles, grocer, 238 Overgate-

Thomas, writer, 26 Castle Street ; h. 9 South Tay Street. NEAVKS, E., grocer, 63 Hawkhill.

NEILSON, Andrew, Bank of Scotland ; h. Greyfield, Hawkhill.

William, tailor and clothier, 28 West Port. NEILL, John, manufacturer, Lilybank.

J., hairdresser and perfumer, 102 Murraygate.

Lyell, brewer, Couttie's Wynd, Nethergate. NEISH, Alex., & Co., manufacturers, Ladywell Lane.

James, manufacturer, 77 Hawkhill ; h. Mount Pleasant. Mrs William, 2 Shepherd's Lane, Perth Road. Mrs Alexander, 4 Hilltown. Mrs James, lodgings, 6 Greenfield Place, Perth Road.

Thomas, merchant, 17 Cowgate ; vice-consul for Russia ; h. Magdalen Yard Road. William (of Bell and Neish), 41 Reform Street. NEWALLj Archibald, surgeon, 11 Hawkhill Place. George H., commission agent, 51 Cowgate; h. Seafield Lodge, Magdalen Yard. Walter, merchant, 11 Hawkhill Place. NEWTON, Alexander, coal-merchant, Small's Wynd. Mrs, spirit-dealer, 48 West Port. NICHOLSON, Charles, brush-manufacturer, 33 Murraygate. James, spirit-dealer, Queen Street. Robert, grocer, 19 Hilltown.

Thomas, agent, 9 Dock Street ; treasurer to the Dundee and Newtyle Railway Company; h. 154 Perth Road.

N I COLT,, Anlrew, cabinetmaker, Argyll Close, 1 Overgate, 62

NICOLL, Andrew, grocer, 54 Bell Street.

David, manufacturer, 16 Well Road; h. 1 Ditto.

Geo., merchant and manufacturer, 33 King St. ; h. Newport. George, blockmaker, Greenmarket.

George H., ironmonger, 38 Overgate ; h. 3 Thorter Row. James, Union Place, Constitution Road.

James, Shore-Dues OiRce ; h. 8 King Street. James, blockmaker, East Harbour. James, gardener. Upper Dudhope.

James, fiesher, 53 Scouringburn.

James R., clerk, Post Office ; h. 37 Union Street. John, shoemaker, 44 Dudhope Street.

John, Wright, Burnhead ; h, 20 Seagate. John, Mr Watt's, 13 Dock Street. Misses, milliners, 63 Scouringburn.

Misses E. and S., tea-dealers and grocers, 75 Nethergate. Mrs Thomas, 11 Hawkhill Place. Mrs, baker, 99 Dudhope Crescent. Peter, cabinetmaker, 90 Overgate. Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 9 Dudhope Street. Robert, builder, 114 Princes' Street.

Robt, grocer and spirit-dealer, 14 Nethergate ; h. Key's CI.

Robert, vintner, 67 Dock Street.

Wm. (of C. and N.), writer, 5 Reform St.; h. Nethergate. William, lime-merchant, Cowgate Port. William, boot and shoe maker, 29 West Port.

William, tailor, Peter's Court, Cowgate. William, grocer, 52 Wellgate.

NIMMO, Matthew, surgeon, 30 Reform Street ; surgery, 43 Ditto. Patrick, M.D., physician to the Lunatic Asylum; h. 15 South Tay Street.

Patrick, jun., surgeon, 15 South Tay Street.

NIVEN, D. B., agent for Sun Fire and Life Office, and general

agent, 23 Castle Street ; h. Lindsay Street. NOBLE, Mrs Thomas, vintner, 198 Hawkhill. NORRIE & Co., bleachers, dyers, and finishers of linens, Douglas-

field ; office, 4 Cowgate, 63

NORRIE, Charles, merchant, 4 Cowgate ; h> Broughty Ferry. James, shipmaster. King Street. NUCATOR, Mrs, dressmaker, 60 Overgate. o.

O'CONNER, C. and Co., brokers, 209 Overgate. O'FARRELL, George, pawnbroker and auctioneer; pawn office,

165 Overgate; sale shop, 45 Reform St.; h. Lindsay St.

OGG, William, spirit-dealer, 130 Hawkhill. OGILVIR, Andrew, commission and ship agent, 33 Cowgate. David, shipwright, Yeaman Shore. Francis, vintner, 30 Yeaman Shore. James and John, writers, 3 New Inn Entry.

James (of J. and J.) ; h. Park Place.

John (of J. and J.); h. Hawkhill Place.

John, manufacturer, 8 Baltic Street ; h. 48 Rosebank. John, shipmaster, 43 Union Street. Miss Ann, Tay Square.

Miss Christian, 11 South Tay Street. Misses, Tay Cottage, Perth Road.

Mrs, brewer and vintner, 23 Crichton Street, Mrs, lodgings, Young's Land, Seagate.

OGILVY, Alexander, Tay rope-work, and sail-cloth manufacturer,

220 Perth Road ; warehouse, 9 Mid Shore. David, stoneware-dealer, 136 Scouringburn.

John, tailor, 3 Scouringburn. Miss, 6 Roseangle, Perth Road. Misses, dressmakers, 3 Scouringburn.

Robert, grocer, 94 Princes' Street.

OLIVER, Peter, grocer, 31 Rose Street. OMAN, George, cooper, 23 Murraygate, and Trades' Lane. OPERATIVE Mason Lodge, Guillan's Close, 43 Overgate,

ORME, J. (of Allan & Co.) ; h. 27 Cowgate. ORPHAN Institution, Small's Wynd. ORQUHART, James, boot and shoe maker, 27 Nethergate. ORR, .}ame% shipmaster, 22 Crichton Street,

OSBORNE, G. M., M.D., 1 Bain Square. 64

OUCHTERLONY, James, Union Close, Nethergate. Miss, 101 Nethergate. OWER, James and Robert, manufacturers, 27 West Wynd, Hawk-

hill, and 27 St Andrew's Street; h. 178 Hawkhill.

George, glazier, 19 Barrack Street. Mrs Peter, vintner, 212 Overgate. P.

PAGAN, John, Berlin establishment, glover, and manufacturer of

hosiery, 71 High St; h. 13 Thomson St., Perth Road. PALMER, David, tailor, 204 Perth Road.

PARK, Miss Margaret, milliner, 56 Nethergate; h. 86 Do.

Mungo, of the Excise, 14 Barrack Street ; h. Cowgate. Robert, printer. Warder office; h. Yeaman Shore. PATERSON, Charles, auctioneer, 14 School Wynd. David, baker, 28 Dudhope Street. James, cutter, Lindsay Street.

Jas. (of Haddonand Paterson), Thomson St., Perth Road. James, mill-manager. Hunter Street.

John, tailor. Dyers' Close, 22 Murraygate. Miss, teacher, 2 Paton's Lane, Perth Road. Mrs, 3 South Tay Street. Mrs, confectioner, 97 Perth Road.

William, tailor, Malster's Close, 58 Nethergate. William, architect, 7 Cowgate. William, gardener. Shepherd's Lane, 2 Perth Road.

William, jun., fruiterer, 1 Union Street; h. 40 Do. PATON, George, surgeon, 14 St Andrew's Street.

John, Jan., merchant, 8 St Andrew's Street ; h, B. Ferry,, Peter, builder, West Port. PATRICK, James, shipmaster, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. Mrs, lodgings, 20 Castle Street. PATTIE, Robert, shipmaster and vintner, 32 Dock Street. William, gardener, Chapelshade Gardens. PATULLO, Miss M., Campbell's Close, 76 High Street. Mrs James, vintner, Groom's Close, 66 High Street. PEACOCK, David, vintner, 14 West Dock Street. 65

PEACOCK, B., furnishing shop, 7 Scouringburn. William, grocer, 107 Scouringburn. PEARSON, David, mason, Westfield Place. Mrs, Perth Road. Mrs, 9 South Tay Street. Mrs, lodgings, 40 Union Street. PEAT, John, shipmaster, St Andrew's Street.

PEDDIE, J., perfumer, 3 Castle Street ; h. 10 Exchange Street. Robert, grocer, 178 Hilltown. Thomas, vintner, 56 Blackness Road. PEEBLES, Andrew, vintner, 40 Dallfield Walk. John, grocer, Princes' Street. John, broker, 153 Overgate. Mrs, vintner, 21 Hawkhill, PENMAN, Robert, mast, block, and pump maker, East Harbour; h. 43 Exchange Street. PENNY, Mrs, vintner, 26 Session Street. PENNYCOOK, James, merchant. Trades' Lane; h. Stannergate. James, grocer, 134 Princes' Street. John, grocer, 187 Hawkhill. W. W., clerk; h. 33 Perth Road. PETER, David and Co., merchants, 14 Bain Square.

David (of D. Peter and Co.) ; h. Hawkhill.

David, buUder, Ann field Road. D., grocer and spirit-dealer, 160 Overgate. George, grocer. Lower Pleasance. Thomas, tailor and clothier, 10 Murraygate. PETERKIN, Isaac, shoemaker, Tay Street PETRIE, David, paper-ruler, 48 Overgate. David, shoemaker, 198 Overgate. James, baker, 93 Murraygate.

James, hosier, &c., 37 West Port. James, grocer, 34 Constitution Road. John, gardener, Upper Dudhope.

Mrs, hosier, 12 Bell Street. Thomas, shoemaker, 143 Scouringburn.

William, fishmonger, 16 Crichton Street. F 66

PETT, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 West Port. PHILP, Andrew, brewer, Carolina Port. ^

Charles, Cowgate Calendering Co. ; h. AVellington Street.

D. jun., manager Cowgate Calendering Co. ; h. Princes' St. George, manufacturer, Upper Pleasance.

John, manufacturer, Rose Street, Rosebank. Mrs, provision-dealer, 188 Overgate. Mrs M., vintner, 26 Rose Street. William, hairdresser, 15 Nethergate. PHIN, David, provision-dealer, 39 Hawkhill. Thomas, grocer, 8 Hunter Street. Thomas, builder, Lower Pleasance. PILMER, D., superintendent of Harbour Police; h. Craig. PIRIE, Alexander, manufacturer, 99 Hilltown. and Son, painters, 4 Fish Street. PITCAIRN, Andrew, of Pratis, 98 Nethergate.

David (of D. Martin and Co.) ; h, 13 King Street.

FITKEATHLY, Thos., lime and coal merchant, llO Princes' St. PLAYFAIR, Miss M., Seafield Cottage, Magdalen Yard. POLICE Office, New Gaol, &c.. West Bell Street. POLICE Treasurer's Office, Town House, 13 High Street. POPE, David, grocer, 29 Overgate. PORTER, David, grocer, 35 Seagate.

POST Office, 2 Castle Street and 1 Seagate. P OUST IE, Archibald, grocer, 19 Hunter Street. POWRIE, Thomas, shipowner, 2 Meadow Street. William, of Reswallie, Bell Street.

FRAIN, J., grocer, 123 Murraygate. Robert, vintner, 13 Tliorter Row. PRESTON, David, baker, 102 Scouringburn. John, manufacturer, 14 Mid Road, Chapeishade,

PRIDE, John, tailor, 17 Barrack Street. PRIMROSE, John, vintner, 16 Bucklemaker Wynd. FRINGE E, Mrs, eating-house, 117 Seagate.

PROCTOR, William, manufacturer, Princes' Street. PRYDE, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, 164 Overgate.

Robert D,, merchant and ship agent, 4 Commercial Street. ;

PUBLIC Seminaries, Meadows. Warehouse, Greenmarket. Weigh-house, Vault. PULLAR, James, baker, 134 Murraygate. John, spirit-dealer, 34 Castle Street.

RAIT, Alexander, 64 Hawkhill. George, grocer, 7 West Port. Mrs Captain Charles, 8 Mid Shore. Mrs D., 16 Thomson Street. Thomas, baker, 10 Overgate.

Walker, agent, merchant seamen's office, 1 1 Dock Street. RAGLEN, A., dealer, 2^ Wellgate. RAMSAY, Alexander, shipmaster, Wellington Street. Andrew, ironmonger, 21? Overgate; h. 213 Do. David, grocer, 159 Hilltown. David, vintner, 35 Scouringburn. James, confectioner, 88 Scouringburn. James, grocer, 39 Mid Road, Chapelshade.

James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Nethergate

h. 156 Perth Road. Miss, of Banff, 128 Nethergate. Robert, brewer, 213 Overgate. Robert, grocer, 118 Hawkhill.

Robert, spirit-dealer, 21 Scouringburn.

William, teacher. Bell Street Hall. William, cabinetmaker, Speed's Close, 19 Overgate. William, tailor, 39 Perth Road. RANKINE, David, janitor. Public Seminaries.

RATTRAY, Alexander, shipmaster, 45 Exchange Street. Alexander, grocer, 97 Scouringburn. Ebenezer, hairdresser, 88 King Street. James jun., commission agent, Kirk Entry.

Jas. T., ironmonger, 28 Overgate; h. 39 Brown Street. John B. (of Keay and Rattray), 21 Castle Street. John, manufacturer, Mill's Wynd, Scouringburn. 68

RATTRAY, John, grocer, 34 King Street. Peter, spirit-dealer, 6'9 King Street. Thomas, Chapelshade brewery, 62 Bell Street.

Thomas, painter, 1 Cowgate; h. 14 St Andrew's Street.

R E A, George, spirit-dealer, 5 Scouringburn.

TS'icoll, Wright, 58 Scouringburn. REID, Alexander, stationer and confectioner, 51 High Street. George, shoemaker, 222 Hawkhill. James, baker, 87 Murraygate.

.Tames, manufacturer, Scouringburn ; h. Logie-spring. John, vintner, Key's Close, 18 and 19 Nethergate.

J. C, Westfield Lane.

Miss, milliner, 42 Union Street.

Mrs A., stationer and confectioner, 10 Seagate. Mrs Jane, lodgings, 49 Cowgate. Mrs Alex., grocer, 7 Dallfield Walk.

R. and W., bakers and grocers, 39 Princes' Street. Rev. William, Paradise Road, Chapelshade. Thomas, Lion Tavern, Overgate.

William, writer, 8 Castle Street ; h. Roodyards.

William, tailor and renovator, 31 Murraygate. /

REILLY, Michael, spirit-dealer, 11 St James' St., Maxwelltewn. RENNY, George, grocer, 24 Hawkhill. RESTON, Rev. James, 2 Dudhope Place. REOCH, Thomas & Co., grocers, 18 Hilltown. REYMERT, Gibbs, and Co., agents, ship and insurance brokers, 15 Dock Street. RHIND, Alex., corn-factor, Dock Street; h. Woodhaven, Fife. Peter, hairdresser, 11 Yeaman Shore.

RIACH, John, plasterer. Mid Street, Princes' Street. I RICHARDS and Co. (of London), merchants, Baltic Street. RIDDOCH, Mrs, 158 Nethergate.

RITCHIE, David, shipmaster, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street.

John, turner, Murraygate. Peter, grocer, 27 Bucklemaker Wynd.

P. D., shipbroker, and agent for the Dundee and Liver-

pool traders, 5 Exchange Street ; h. Forebank. 69

RITCHIE, William, merchant and manufacturer, 9 Bain Square.

h. Hawkhill Place. KOBB, D., shipbroker, Commercial Street, Dock Street. James, shoemaker, 39 West Port. James, shoemaker, 124 Princes' Street. Mrs Ann, innkeeper, 126 Murraygate. Mrs John, Paton's Lane, Perth Road. ROBERTSON and Brown, grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 42

High St., and 21 West Port; h. 142 Miln's Buildings. and Co., bakers, Lilybank. and Smith, tailors, 77 High Street. Alexander, spirit-dealer, 42 Bell Street.

Andrew, manufacturer, Cowgate; h. 208 Hawkhill. Andrew, grocer, 83 Dudhope Crescent.

A. S., grocer, 128 Princes' Street. David, mill-manager, 17 North Tay Street.

David, spirit-dealer, 98 Dudhope Crescent David, builder, Meadowside; h. Constitution Road. Duncan, grocer, 88 Cowgate.

Duncan, tailor, 93 Cowgate. Ebenezer, hosier, 9 Overgate.

Francis, carpet and linen manufacturer, and agent for the Globe Insurance Company, 8 Sea Wynd. George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 79 Overgate. George, hosier and umbrella-maker, 40 Overgate. George, upholsterer, 35 Nethergate.

George, plasterer, Lindsay Street ; h. Greenmarket. Isabella, draper, 45 Nethergate.

James, lapper to Turnbull and Co., King Street Court.

James, clerk to Cobb and Mitchell, 41 Reform Street. James, late watchmaker, 44 High Street. James, flesher, 184 Hawkhill. James, spirit-dealer, 53 Seagate,

Janet, spirit-dealer, 21 Barrack Street. John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 18 Murraygate, and 136

Overgate ; h. above. John, supervisor of Excise, 14 Barrack Street; h. Forebank. 70

ROBERTSON, John, broker, 51 Scouringburn. John, coal-merchant, 4 Mid Street, Chapelshade. John, shoemaker, 27 Hilltown. John, grocer, 216 Hawkhill.

John, flesher, 60 West Port. Joseph, baker, 17 Upper Pleasance. Mrs A., grocer, 102 Overgate. Mrs, grocer, 158 Hawkhill.

Peter, spirit-dealer, 18 Fish Street.

Rev. John, librarian Public Library ; secretary to the In-

firmary and Lunatic Asylum ; h. Ill East Cowgate.

Robert, vintner, 52 West Port.

Simon, collector of shore-dues ; h. 7 Dock Street

S., vintner, Young's Close, Murraygate. Thomas, baker, 75 Murraygate. William, builder, 8 Union Street, Maxwelltown. William, grocer, 146 Scouringburn.

William, tailor, 1 1 Arthur Street. ROGER, Charles Y., Rankine's Close, Murraygate.

Charles, merchant, 1 Peter Street;

David, tailor, Tod's Burn Lane. David, 74 King Street. E. Y. and Co., baby-linen warehouse, S Trades Hall.

George turner. Session Street.

James, tailor, Kankine's Close, Murraygate.

John, shipmaster, King Street. Mrs Catharine, 25 King Street.

ROLLO, David, writer and N.P., 73 High St., agent for the Alliance

Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; h. Harefield, Lochee. John, Wright, 13 Hawkhill. RONALDSON, Mrs George, 37 Union Street. ROSS, Alexander, grocer, 101 Scouringburn.

Daniel, Magdalen Point. David, vintner, 112 Overgate. Donald, cooper, Castle Lane. Donald, brewer, 22 Joint Stock Buildings. George, vintner, 6 North Tay Street. 71

ROSS, James C, tailor and clothier, 21 Union Street; h. 43 Ditto. John, grocer, 8 Commercial Street, Maxwelltown.

Mrs, spirit-dealer, 82 Dudhope Crescent.

ROUGH, George, glover, 5 High Street ; h. 20 Union Street. ROWAN, Alexander and James, merchants, commission agents, and

power-loom linen-manufacturers, 32 Cowgate; h. 9 King St.

ROWLAND, O. J., merchant, 17 Baltic Street. ROXBURGH, Andrew, agent, Seagate. Rev. John, Heathfield House, Hawkhill. ROY, Andrew, Public Seminaries; h. 16 Rose Street.

James, writer, 31 Cowgate; h. 13 Westfield, Perth Road. William, turner, 199 Overgate. ROYAL Hotel (Stewart's), 54 Nethergate. Infirmary, 14 King Street.

Mail and General Coach Office, 4 Castle Street ; and at the Royal Hotel, 54 Nethergate. RUSSELL and Dewar, chemists and druggists, 74 High Street. David (of R. and D.), 4 Comely Bank, Constitution Road. George, shoemaker, 8 Couttie's Wynd.

James, manager for Gas Light Company ; h. Peep-o'-day.

John, tailor, 50 Hawkhill.

Misses, 11 South Tay Street. Rev, Andrew, Wallace Feus.

Rev. Df Dav., minister of Ward Chapel ; h. 88 Nethergate.

Thomas and John, woollen and linen drapers, 23, 26, 27,

and 29 Reform Street ; h. 61 Do.

RUTHVEN,; William, shipbroker. Commercial Street.

SAILORS' Hall, Yeaman Shore. SAMSON, George, manufacturer, Hilltown.

Hugh, manufacturer, 7 St Andrew's Street, and 1 Jamaica Street, Maxwelltown. James, hairdresser, 78 Scouringburn. William, manufacturer, Hilltown. SANDEMAN, George, commission agent, 13 Meadow Entry ; h. 14 Wellington Street. 72

SANDEMAN, Robert, James' Park. Mrs David, Rankine's Close, 6 Murraygate.

SANDERSON, John, merchant, 11 Wellgate ; h. 63 Magdalen Yd. Peter, cabinetmaker, Lindsay Street. SAUNDERS, George, brewer, 22 Wellgate. James Macdonald, writer, clerk to the Guildry Incorpora-

tion, 3 Overgate ; h. 1 1 Meadow Entry, Murraygate.

Mrs James, 1 1 Meadow Entry, Murraygate. Mrs, grocer. Low's Buildings, Hilltown. Mrs Walker, 6 Nethergate. Peter, currier and leather-merchant, 4 Mid Road, Chapel-

shade ; h. 2 Do.

Thos., manufacturer, 13 Meadow Street, Wellgate ; h. Do. Thomas, vintner, 222 Overgate,

4, William Crichton, surgeon, 11 Meadow Entry. William, grocer, 144 Murraygate.

William, grocer, 199 Hawkhill.

SCEAI.ES, Andrew, of the Customs ; h. Newport, Fife. SCOBBIE, James, sheriif-officer, Rankine's Close, Murraygate. SCOLLAY, James, shoemaker, 40 West Port. SCOTT, Alexander, grocer, 13 Hilltown.

Alexander, sp^it-dealer, 30 Dudhope Street.

Andrew, wright, Constable Street ; h. 29 Princes' Street. Andrew, tailor, Den Brae. Archibald, 52 Bell Street. Captain Patrick 160 Nethergate.

Charles G., South Union Street.

David, bootmaker, 39 High Street ; h. 1 Dudhope Place.

David, grocer, 45 Overgate ; h. 14 Barrack Street.

David, wright, Gellatly's Buildings, Dock Street. Daniel, grocer, 4 West Port.

D., manufacturer, 30 Cowgate ; h. Mid Wynd, Hawkhill.

Geo., shipowner, 49 Castle St. ; h. Miln's Court, Wellgate.

Geo. jun., ironmonger, 3 High Street ; h. 89 King Street. H., grocer, 234 Overgate.

I., grocer, 73 Perth Road.

James, tailor, 122 Overgate. 73

SCOTT, James, auctioneer, 7 Vault ; h. Lochee.

Jas., wine & spirit merchant, Scott's Angle, 23 West Port.

James, Customs; h. 1 Commercial Street. James, merchant, William Street, Forebank. John, writer, Castle Lane, Greenmarket. Mrs, grocer, 9 High Street. Mrs, Gellatly's Buildings, Nethergate. Mrs Helen, grocer, 79 Princes' Street.

Mrs, spirit-dealer, 1 Horsewater Wynd.

Mrs John, teacher of music, &c., Seminaries ; h. Roodyards.

Peter, Maxwelltown Seminary, 30 KUzabeth Street.

Peter, builder and architect, Forebank, Robert, spirit-dealer, 132 Hawkhill. William, grocer, 30 Murraygate. William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 29 Hilltown; h. 31 Do. William, joiner and power-loom shuttlemaker, 38 HiUtown. William, late manufacturer, 39 Constitution Road. William, shipmaster, Bucklemaker Wynd. William, jun., manufacturer, Forebank.

William, superintendent of public works, office 15 High

Street ; h. South Union Street.

William, clerk (town clerk's office),. 52 Bell Street. SCOTTISH (Widows' Fund) Life Assurance Society; Branch

office, St Andre vv's Place, 14 Cowgate. SCRIMGEOUR, John, grocer, 24 North Tay Street. SCRIVENS, Edward, grocer, 40 Blackness Road. SCROGGIE, James, dyer, 16 Bell Street. SEATH, George, grocer, 2 Ramsay Street. SEATON, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 31 West Port. SHAND, William, gardener, Seafield, Magdalen Yard. SHARP, David, vintner, 16 Yeaman Shore. James, vintner, 22 Session Street. John, mcrcliant and flaxspinner, 55 Meadowside. Robert, broker, 6 Powrie Place, Maxwelltown. SHAW and Thomson, writers, top of Burnhead, Seagate. Duncan, late teacher, Upper Pleasance.

Frederick, bookseller, 18 High Street ; h. Castle Street. 74

SHAW, Walter (of Shaw and Thomson); h. Castlehill.

William, merchant, 104 Cowgate ; h. 3 Wellington Street.

William, accountant Eastern Bank. ; h. Perth Road. SHEARER, Donald, vintner, 15 Fish Street. Miss, teacher of music, Mrs Lithgow's, 104 Nethergate. William, cooper. Bell's Lane, Constitution Road. SHEPHERD, David, baker, 69 Hillltown. David, Wright, Gardyne's Close, 42 Murraygate. Mrs, tobacconist and grocer, 80 Murraygate. Mungo, grocer, &c., 67 Overgate. Mungo, vintner, 7 St Clement's Lane.

SHERIFF Clerk's Office, 4 Reform Street. SHIELDS, Francis, bookseller, 189 Overgate.

SHIELL and Small, writers, 10 Reform Street.

John (of S. and S.) ; h. 21 King Street. SHOEBOTHAM, Rev. D. K., Ivy Cottage, Miller's Wynd. SHORE-Dues Office, Mid Shore. SIDEY, Peter, grocer, 2 Hawkhill.

SIM, James, land-surveyor, Rankine's Close, Murraj'gate. John, shipmaster and vintner, 5 Butcher Row. SI ME, Peter, wright, Henderson's Wynd. Thomas, Wellgate.

Wm., stationer, 57 Overgate ; h. Upper Dudhope Crescent.

William, Jan., cabinetmaker, 96 Nethergate; work-shop, Roger's Close, 77 Overgate. * William, painter, 20 Peter Street.

SIMMERS, Mrs, vintner. High Street. Stewart, flesher, 123 Hilltown. SIMPSON, David, grocer, 74 Hilltown.

George, writer, 14 Tally Street.

James, grocer, 80 King Street.

J., tea-dealer, 45 Hawkhill.

Miss Jean, lodgings, Yeaman Shore. SIMSON, James, Carolina Port.

Symon, writer ; h. New Inn Entry.

Thomas, grocer, 111 Murraygate; h. 136 Ditto. 75

SINCLAIR, Alexander, jeweller, watch and silver plate dealer, 24

Nethergate ; Dundee loan office and general sale room,

18 Do. ; h. 3 Craig Street.

Alexander, spirit-dealer, 20 West Port. John, spirit-dealer, 15 Lower Pleasance.

John, schoolmaster, Dudhope Parish; h. Upper Pleasance.

John, clerk, Warder Oifice; h. 31 Cowgate. William, shipmaster, 66 King Street. SIVEWRIGHT, William, grocer, 224 Overgate. SKEEN, James, grocer, 20 Lower Pleasance. Matthew, grocer, 7 Bernard Street. SMALL, Alexander, plasterer, Temple Lane, West Port. Alexander, shoemaker, 12 Scouringburn.

Andrew, tin plate-worker and gas-fitter, 35 Reform Street. David, grocer, Blackscroft.

David (of Shiell and Small) ; h. Edenbank, Ferry Road.

Henry, merchant, Cowgate; h. Edenbank.

James, jun., merchant, Peter Street ; h. Small's Wynd.

James, manufacturer. Small's Wynd ; h. 20 Hunter Street. John Allan, baker, 41 Hawkhill.

.lohn, grocer, 56 King Street, Miss, draper, 208 Perth Road. Mrs Robert, 49 Cowgate.

Mrs Andrew, lodgings, 43 Castle Street. Mrs, grocer, 74 Hilltown. Mrs William, Edenbank, Ferry Road.

Peter, grocer, 44 King Street.

Robert, merchant, Cowgate ; h. Edenbank. Thomas, baker, 3 Greenmarket. William, manufacturer, 156 Hawkhill. William, grocer, 9 Upper Pleasance. William, merchant, agent for the Glasgow Marine Insur-

ance Co., 18 CoM'gate; h. Edenbank.

SMART, Lieut. J. N., R.N., harbourmaster; h. Exchange Builds. SMELLIE, James, grocer and provision-merchant, 118 Murraygate, 251 Overgate, and 50 High Street. James, glazier, Seagate. 76

SMELLIE, William, cabinetmaker, Long Wynd.

SMIETON, James, manufacturer, 1 Queen Street; h. Forebank. SMITH, D. & Co., flaxspinners, Tay Street. Henry & Co., merchants and manufacturers, 47 Cowgate.

.1. G. and J., manufacturers. Trades Lane Calendering Co. and Small, manufacturers, 16 Small's Wynd-

and Co., china and glass dealers, 19 Castle Street.

and Dawson, merchants, Exchange Street. Thomas and Andrew, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 41

Nethergate; h. 1 Victoria Square.

Alexander, R.N., collector of road-money, 4 Victoria Street. Alexander, grocer, 45 Overgate.

Alexander, clothier, 106 Murraygate; h. IJ^Ielson Street.

Alexander, bookseller, Reform Street ; h. Dallfield Walk. Alexander, general agent, Raiikine's Close, Murraygate.

Andrew, eating-house, 25 Fish Street. Andrew, tinsmith, 206 Perth Road.

Andw., bootmaker, &c , 25 Hilltown ; h. Whitton's Court. Arthur, shoemaker, 89 Hilltown.

Chas., wright, Foundry Lane; h. 29 William St., Forebank.

David, writer, 65 High Street ; h. Springfield.

David, architect, 31 Reform Street ; h. 125 Nethergate. David, sculptor, 12 Long Wynd. George, druggist, 3 Hilltown; h. 19 Bucklemaker Wynd. Henry (of H. Smith and Co.), 2 Albert Street.

James G., manufacturer, Trades' Lane ; h. Hawkhill. James, grocer, 34 West Port. James, grocer, 121 Hilltown.

James, kirk treasurer, 48 Barrack Street ; h. Meadowside.

John, spirit-dealer, 87 Scouringburn.

John, flesher, 37 Perth Road.

John, clothier, 106 Murraygate ; h. 17 Nelson Street.

John, baker, 11 Seagate; h. 20 Ditto. John, late farmer, Cowgate.

John, spirit-dealer, 101 Overgate.

Jonathan, shipowner, Castle Street. Margaret, vintner, 34 Seagate. 77

SMITH, Miss, milliner, 7 BaiTack Street.

Miss, Ladies' Seminary, 12 South Tay Street. Miss Isabella, milliner, 192 Overgate.

Misses, milliners, 33 Castle Street. Mrs, lodgings, Gray's Land, Yeaman Shore. Mrs, broker, 177 Overgate. Mrs James, lodgings. Commercial Street. Mrs, grocer, 67 Wellgate. Mrs, grocer, 144 Overgate. Mrs, provision-dealer, 186 Overgate.

Patrick, manager Union Whale-Fish. Co. ; h. 79 Murraygate, Peter, vintner, 60 West Port. Peter, manufacturer, 153 Hawkhill. Robert, grocer, 69 Scouringburn. Samuel, shipmaster, Tod's Burn Lane.

Thomas (of H. Smith and Co.), 2 Albert Street. Walter, vintner, 7 Mid Shore.

William, flesher, 58 Princes' Street. William, wood-merchant, 34 Barrack Street

William, tailor, 13 and 16 Greenmarket. William, baker, 66 King Street. William, shipowner, Castle Court. SMYTH, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 186 Overgate SOOT, Agnes, spirit-dealer, 170 Overgate.

David, grocer, 37 Overgate ; h. 23 Union Street.

James, merchant, and agent for the Bon Accord Marine In-

surance Company, 27 Cowgate ; h. Dallfield Walk. .Mrs James, 14 Union Street.

SOUTAR, Charles, spirit-dealer, 32 Ann Street.

George, boot and shoe maker, 18 Reform St. ; h. Hilltown. James, spirit-dealer, 33 Dock Street. .James, wright, 26 Hilltown.

John, manufacturer, 25 Small's Wynd; h. 31 Miller's Do.

John, grocer, 1 9 Miller's Wynd. Robert, vintner, St Mary's Close, Nethergate. William, grocer, 161 Hawkhill. SOUTH, Wi'liam, stoneware-dealer, 17 Lower Fleasance. 78

SPANKIE, James & Co., agents and linen-manufacturers, 7

Cowgate ; h. 32 Barrack Street. SPEED, Andrew, vintner, 2o8 Perth Road. SPEID, George, gardener and dairyman, Penh Road. SFENCE, A. B., surgeon and dentist, 37 Union Street. Alexander, spirit-dealer, Hawkhill. Agnes, vintner, 10 Fish Street. Rev. Samuel, 49 Magdalen Yard. Robert, boot and shoe maker, 4 Crichton Street. Stewart, manufacturer, Cotton Road, Dens.

T. B., surgeon, &c., 5 Crichton Street ; h. 13 W. Dock St. SPINK, John, master of steam-ship " Perth," foot of Union Street. STAMP, Paper, and Assessed Tax Office, 18 Castle Street. STARK, Alexander, shipmaster, 17 Crichton Street. David, manufacturer, Bucklemaker Wynd. STARLING, Abram, steward, 3 West Dock Street. STEEDSMAN, Thomas, cooper, 37 King Street. STEEL, A. and N., tea-dealers, 135 Murraygate; h. Hilltown. STEELE, Andrew, grocer, 6 and 8 West Port. George (of Crighton and Steele), Young's Land, Seagate. James, engineer, W^allace Foundry; h. 24 Cotton Road. James, spirit-dealer, 10 Mid Shore.

James, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 58 Barrack Street. Mrs, lodgings, Croora's Close, 64 High Street.

Mrs, grocer, 82 Princes' Street.

Thomas, tailor. Commercial Street, Maxwelltown. William, tavern-keeper. Shore. STEPHEN, Alex., stoneware-merchant, Haivkhill.

George, ironmonger, 29 Castle Street ; h. Meadow Entry, Murraygate.

James, accountant Dundee and Newtyle Railway; h. 7 Crichton Street. Mrs William, 123 Murraygate. Mrs James, 113 Seagate. Mrs, Forebank.

Peter, teacher, 28 Baltic Street; h. Hospital Park, Hilltown. William, writer, 3 Castle Lane, Greenmarket. 79

STE VEN, George, tailor, 83 Princes' Street. John, manufacturer, Lilybank.

Robert, shipmaster, 26 Dall field Walk. Thomas, brewer, 52 Wellgate. STEVENSON, John dyer, 29 Constitution Road. Stewart, 69 Princes' Street. STEWART, Alexander, grocer, 69 Hawkhill. Alexander, flesher, Scouringburn. A., spirit-dealer, 92 Scouringburn. ' David jun., contractor, Seagate. Donald (British Hotel), 4 Castle Street, and 3 Seagate. Donald, wright, 12 West Port. Elizabeth, vintner, Tindal's Wynd. E., grocer, 56 Princes' Street. George, bellowsmaker, 68 West Port. James, manufacturer, 4 Dudhope Park. James, shipowner, Castle Street. James, glover. Trades' Hall, 78 High Street. James, Crown Hotel, 20 Greenmarket.

John, nursery and seedsman, 21 Nethergate ; h. B. Ferry. John, grocer, 17 Princes' Street. John, grocer, 76 King Street. John, spirit-dealer, 33 Wellgate. John, grocer, 36 Hawkhill. John, portrait-painter, 39 High Street. John, broker, Cowgate Port.

.fohn, teacher, St Andrew's School, William Street. John, Royal Hotel and Mail Coach ofBce, 54 Nethergate. Miss, teacher of music, Nethergate.

Mrs John, fruiterer, 28 Nethergate, and 123 Murraygate. Mrs, lodgings, 16 Bell Street. Mrs, calenderer, Overgatc. Mrs James, Thomson's Lane, Perth Road. Rev. William, Ryehill Park, Logic.

Robert, Public Seminaries ; h. 2 Fanmure Street. Robert, vintner, 9 West Port.

Robert, teacher, Blinshall Street. 80

STEWART, Robert, spirit-dealer, 135 Hilltown.

R., furnishing tailor, 9 St Andrew's Street. R., grocer and spirit-dealer, 9 West Port.

William, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Dock Street 5 h. 17 Seafield Place. William, painter, 136 Nethergate.

William, stabler, 20 King Street.

STIRLING, James, Dundee Foundry Co. ; h. Cottage, Ferry Road. John, shoemaker, 70 King Street. Rev. Thomas, teacher, Tay Square. Robert, 22 Magdalen Yard Road. STORMONTH, Peter, auctioneer, appraiser, and manager of Dundee

Pawnbroking Co., 5 Meadow Entry; h. 55 i\I urraygate. STORRIER, Andrew, manufacturer, 5 Cowgate, and 200 Perth

Road ; h. 194 Westfield Lane, Do. H. W., grocer, 174 Overgate. STRACHAN, Peter, baker, 8 Hawkhill. Walter, boot and shoe maker, 23 Nethergate.

STRATHERN, Peter, vegetable pill manufr., 10 Henderson's Wynd. STRATTON, Peter, teacher, North Tay Street; h, 9 Willison St. William, cooper, King Street.

STUART, P. and A., grocers, &c., 38 Nethergate, and 1 Wellgate and Panmure Street.

Alexander (of P. and A. Stuart) ; h. 2 Panmure Street.

Peter (of P. and A. Stuart) ; h. 32 Union Street. STURROCK, John, manager for the Bank of Scotland, 49 High

Street ; h. 2 Park Place. John jun,, writer and accountant, 21 Reform Street.

Robert, agent, 17 Cowgate ; h. Park Place. William, manager Marine Insurance Co., 12 Bain Square;

h. Sommerville Place. SULIVAN, John, tailor and broker, 18 South Tay Street. SUMMERS, Mrs George, vintner, 11 Church Lane. SUTHERLAND and Murdoch, plumbers, brassfounders, and gas-

fitters, 146 Overgate, and Albert Court, Nethergate. George (of Sutherland and Murdoch), Lindsay Street. SWAN, John, grocer, Blackness Road. 81

SWAN, John, stoneware-merchant, Scouringburn. SWAIN, James, grocer, 191 Scouringburn. SYMERS, Colin, collector of H. M. Customs ;h. 61 Magdalen Yard- John, agent for the British Linen Company's Bank,

77 Murraygate ; h. above. Misses, Tay Square. SYMON, Adam, Westfield, Magdalen Yard Road.

John (Eastern Bank of Scotland) ; h. Hawkhill Place.

TAIT and Yeaman, fish-curers, Horse Wynd. James, gardener, Thain's Park, Hawkhill.

R. S., shipbroker and agent, 16 Dock Street. William, cooper, Seagate. William, baker, 11 Scouringburn.

TARBAT & Bruce, tailors and clothiers, 8 High St. ; h. Union St. John, boot and shoe maker, 65 Perth Road. TARONE, Anthony, barometer & mirror warehouse, 90 Nethergate. TASKER, John, vintner, 9 Yeaman Shore. TAWS, James and Son, flaxspinners, bagging, sacking, and canvas manufacturers, 29 Mid Road,Chapelshade; h. 171 Hilltown. TAY CofFeehouse, 4 West Dock Street.

Foundry, Trades' Lane ; P. Borrie & Co. Marine Insurance Office, 119 Murraygate; J. M. Lindsay,

manager ; h. 117 Ditto. Square Seminary, South Tay Street.

and Tyne Shipping Co., Greenmarket ; J. Kennedy, manager, TAYLOR, David, shoemaker, 23 Upper Pleasance. James, brewer, Perth Road. John, cooper, Thomson's Lane. Mrs, 114 Nethergate. Mrs, milliner, 62 Overgate. Peter, book-agent, 7 Crichton Street. William and Co., wrights, 100 Hawkhill.

William, machinemaker, &c., Lindsay Street.

William, feuar, I Westfield Place, Perth Road William Ogilvie, shipowner, 36 Nethergate. G ;

TAYLOR, William, gardener, Rosefield, Blackness Road. TENNANT, Thomas, confectioner, Thorter Row.

THAIN, James, shipowner, 1 Commercial Street; h. Cherrybank, 31 Magdalen Yard Road.

John, shipowner, I Commercial Street ; h. Park Place. THEATRE Royah U Castle Street.

THIEBAULT, Ch. . merchant, St Andrew's St. ; h. 1? Mag. Yard.

THISTLE Hall, 15 Union Street ; John Coiiper, keeper; h. above. THOMS, Brothers and Co., iiaxspinners, 20 St Andrew's Place. David R., shipmaster, Union Street.

George, merchant, Vice-Consul for Denmark and Nether-

lands, 20 St Andrew's Place, Cowgate; h. 11 King St. G. & Co., merchants, 22 Princes' Street.

James, shipowner, 17 Cowgate ; h. St Mary's. Mrs Alexander, Wester Clepington. Mrs, senior, Miln's Buildings, 146 Nethergate.

Mrs, dealer, 99 Princes' Street. Mrs, Morgan's Buildings, Nethergate.

Patrick H., agent for the National Bank, and Forfarshire

Fire Insurance Co., 14 Cowgate; resid., Crescent House.

Peter, clothier, 47 High Street ; h. 1 South Union Street.

William, Royal Bank, 114 Seagate ; h. above.

THOMSON & Co., grocers, &c., 115 Murraygate ; h. 138 Do.

D., tailor, 34 Bucklemaker Wynd.

David, teacher Public Seminaries ; h. 40 Union Street. David, shoemaker, Lower Pleasance. George, spirit-dealer. Trades' Lane. George, painter, Davidson's Land, Seagate. Georgej merchant, 27 Cowgate; h. 17 Thomson Street. James, merchant and manufacturer, 9 Bain Square h. and factory, 218 Perth Road. James, builder, Paton's Lane, Perth Road. James, clerk, &c.. Small's Wynd. James, tailor, 109 Hawkhill.

John W., writer (of Shaw and Thomson) ; h. Spiingbank.

John, architect, Wellington Street, Forebank,

Joseph, assistant in stamp paper office, 18 Castle Street; h. Miller's Buildings, 228 Perth Road. ;

THOMSON, M., milliner, 18 Barrack Street. Matthew, grocer, 151 Hawkhill. Miss, shoe-shop, 2 Tay Street Lane, Nethergate, Misses, dressmakers, 125 Nethergate. Mrs, vintner, Peep-o'-day. Mrs Walter, 31 South Tay Street. Mrs, grocer, 250 Perth Rocid. Mrs R., 6 High Street.

Peter, collector for Gas Co., 214 Perth Road.

Peter, teacher, 11 Peter Street ; h. 31 Hilltown.

Peter, merch., 27 Cowgate; h. 1? Thomson St., Perth Road. Robert, builder, Perth Road.

Robert, hatmaker, 31 High Street ; h. 6 Victoria Square. Robert, shoemaker, 77 High Street. R. H., working jeweller, 37 High Street. Rev. James, Edenbank, Arbroath Road.

Samuel C, merchant, 12 Dock Street ; h. B. Ferry. Thomas, grocer, 51 Wellgate.

Thomas, spirit-dealer, 180 Overgate. Wm. & Sons, upholsterers & paperhangers, Rankine's CI. William, upholsterer, Barrack Street. William, surveyor and master of police public works

h. Speed's Close, 19 Overgate.

William, clothier, 8 Reform Street ; h. Meadowside. William, draper, o West Port.

William, tailor, 29 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, tailor and clothier, 67 Horsewater Wynd.

William, grocer, 115 Murraygate ; h. Millar's Close, Do.

THORNTON, James, spirit-dealer. Lower Pleasance. John, grocer, 30 Lower Pleasance. William, merchant, Prussian Vice- Consul, 23 St Andrew's

Street ; h. Newport, Fife.

THOW, Thomas, writer ; h. and office, 8 Mid Shore. TODD, James, manufacturer, Lily bank. James, grocer, 18 Seafleld Lane.

John, linen-draper, 5 Castle Street ; h. 5 Sidney Place, Constitution Road, 84

TODD, John, baker, 181 Overgate,

Miss J., milliner, 136 Overgate.

Mrs John, 22 Crichton Street. TONER, John, broker, 148 Overgate. TORRE, P. Delia, optician, 12 Murraygate. TOSH, David, shipmaster, Vault.

John, shipmaster, 35 Exchange Street. .John, baker, 95 Perth Road. Mrs, spirit-dealer, 23 Meadowside.

Robert, shipovcner, agent for Liverpool traders, 17 Dock Street; h. 32 Exchange Street. TOWN Chamberlain's Office, Town House, 14 High Street.

TRADES' Lane Calendering Co. ; William Martin jun., manager. TULLO, Alexander, merchant; h. Ferry Road.

David P., tailor and clothier, 8 Overgate.

Robert, late farmer. Barrack Street.

TULLOCH, D., hatter, 65 Murraygate; h. Fenton's Close, 70 Do. TURNBULL & Co., cloth and yarn bleachers and calenderers, 22 Cowgate and St Andrew's Street; worUs, Claverhouse. Alexander, grocer, 25 Murraygate.

George, agent, 32 St Andrew's Street ; h. 47 Castle Street. John, grocer, 142 Scouringburn.

William, merchant, Cowgate ; h. 25 King Street, William, shipmaster, St Clement's Lane.

TYRIE, Alexander, plasterer, Meadowside ; h. 38 Bell Street. William, plasterer, Mint Close, 50 High Street. u.

UMPHERSTON and Kerr, millwrights and machinemakers, Blin-

shall Street. URE, Alexander, gardener, West Rosebank Lane. Alexander and George, manufacturers, Rosebank Lane. David, surgeon, 26 Union Street.

William jun., writer, 3 Thorter Row. ITRQUHART, Alexander, hairdresser, 220 Overgate- Daniel (of W. Urquhart and Sons), Scouringburn. Edward (of W. Urquhart and Sons), Blackness Road. 85

URQUHART, Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 18 Tindal's Wynd. William and Sons, nursery and seedsmen, 16 Nethergate; nurseries, Scouringburn and Cherryfield.

VALENTINE, James, engraver, stationer, &c., 98 Murraygate. John, wood stamp-cutter and lithographer, 131 Murraygate. Mrs, 17 Crichton Street. w.

WADDEL, John, Bell Street. John, grocer, 36 Wellgate.

WALKER and Forgan, writers, 19 High Street.

Charles (of Walker and Forgan) ; h. Magdalen Point.

Crawford, wine-merchant, 53 Murraygate ; h. Tay Square.

Daniel, superintendent of factories, 1 Victoria Square.

Harry (of J. and H.) ; h. Upper Dudhope Crescent.

James (of J. and H.) ; h. Forebank. James and Harry, ilaxspinners, 21 Cowgate. James, plumber, 31 Matthew's Close, Thorter Row.

James, tailor, 34 West Port. Miss, 109 Seagate.

Mrs, Drummond's Close, Seagate. Mrs, Commercial Hotel, 51 Overgate.

Thomas, writer, 51 Reform Street ; h. 3 Greenfield Place. W., grocer, 36 Bucklemaker Wynd. WALLACE, Alexander, planemaker, 56 Murraygate. Andrew, potato-agent, 1 Vault. James, shoemaker, 63 Perth Road. Mrs Andrew, tavern, 8 Barrack Street. P., grocer, 200 Hawkhill. William, commission agent, Trades' Lane; h. 23 Thomson

Street, Perth Road. William, innkeeper, 15 Tally Street and 48 Overgate.

William, spirit-dealer, 203 Overgate. William, machinemaker. Brown's Wynd, Scouringburn. William, smith, Dudhope Park. ;

WANLESS, James, grocer, 210 Perth Road. James, manufacturer, Ryehill Wynd, Perth Road. WANNAN, Alexander, Perth and Glasgow carrier, Meadows. James, shoemaker, 8 Hunter Street. John, grocer, 46 West Port.

WARDEN, Alexander J., merchant and manufacturer, 23 Cowgate h. 10 Nelson Street.

George, tailor, 100 Hilltown.

WARNOCK, Robert, furnishing tailor, 1 Greenmarket. WATERHOUSE, James D., hairdresser, 6 Overgate. WATSON, Alexander, flesher, 50 Union Street. Alexander, spirit-dealer, 63 Seagate. Alexander, grocer, Lower Pleasance.

Francis, tinsmith, 81 Murraygate ; h. 85 Ditto.

James, agent, 6 Dock Street ; h. 6 Fleuchar Craig. James, spirit-dealer, 174 Seagate, James, late merchant, 23 South Tay Street. James, corn-factor, 32 Union Street.

James, guildry officer, Camperdown Court, Barrack Street.

John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Church Lane.

John, ironmonger, 21 High Street ; h. 38 Ditto. John, gunsmith and cutler, Miller's CL, 136 Murraygate. Mary, grocer, &c., 28 Bell Street, Mrs Elizabeth, tobacconist, 17 Murraygate. Mrs, vintner, 25 Dudhope Crescent.

Mrs, St Clement's Lane, High Street. M., grocer, 133 Hawkhill.

Patrick, silk-mercer, 65 High Street; h. 107 Nethergate.

WATT, Andrew, shore-dues office ; h. Small's Wynd. Institution, Constitution Road.

James, merchant, 131 Murraygate; h. Union Place, 65 Magdalen Yard. James, jun., merchant and shipowner, 13 Dock Street; residence. Logic House. Mrs Thomas, of Den Mill, ^ Bain Square. Richard, painter and paperhanger, 40 Seagate.

WEBSTER and Son, manufrs., St Andrew's St. ; h. Perth Road. ?7

WEBSTER, Alex., M.D. and surgeon, 126 Nethergate. Alexander, shipowner, 23 Crichton Street. .Tames, brickmaker, coal and lime merchant, Scomingburn. Mrs, china-dealer, 12 West Port

Mrs David, manufacturer, 1 Westfield Place.

Robert, agent, Castle Street ; h. St Andrew's Street.

, draper, 5 South Union Street.

William, merchant. Queen Street ; h. Bonnybank. William, bookseller and fruiterer, 121 Nethergate. WEDDRRSPOON, Blair, brewer, 150 Seagate.

Mrs, confectioner, 11 Murraygate; h. 13 Ditto. WEIR, William, draper, 69 Nethergate. WELCH, Andrew, grocer, 9 Dudhope Crescent. George, shipmaster, 49 Cowgate.

John, shipowner and pilotmaster, 1 1 Dock Street.

J., grocer, 19 Small's Wynd. Mrs, 21 Thomson Street, Perth Road. WELLS, Mrs, spirit-dealer, 126 Overgate. WEMYSS, Miss, lodgings, 23 St Andrew's Street. WEST, Alexander, vintner, 2 Shore. WESTLAND, James, general manager Eastern Bank of Scotland; h. Hawkhill Place. WESTWOOD, Thomas, grocer, 6 Scouringburn. WHAMOND, Alexander, Blackness Road. WHITE, Alexander junior, merchant, 2 King Street; h. Newport. Mrs, lodgings, 43 Exchange Street. William, vintner, 6 William Street, King Street. WHIT30N, Miss, 33 South Tay Street. WHITTON, Andrew, hairdresser, 22 South Tay Street. David, spirit-dealer, Ann Street, Maxwelltown. George, brewer. King Street. James, merchant, 35 Hilltown. John, manufacturer, Hilltown; h. Millbank. Mrs Robert, brewer, East Port. Mrs John, Bass Tavern, Bain Square.

Thomas, provision store, 15 Princes' Street.

WHYTE, Alex., manufacturer, Thomson Street, Perth Road. 88

WHYTE, George, grocer, 133 Hawkhill. Miss, 11 Thomson Street, Perth Road.

IMisses, dressmakers, Dion's Buildings, Overgate.

Robert, writer, 44 High Street; h. Constitution Terrace. AVilliam, agent and broker, 11 Thomson Street. WHYTOCIv, P., watch and clock maker, 134 Overgate.

WIGHTON, Aw. J., grocer and spirit-dealer, 7 HUltown ; h. 9 Do. George, grocer, tea-dealer, and clothier, 46 Hilltown. James, cowfeeder, Blackscroft.

Robert, teacher, 20 St Clement's Lane, High Street, Robert, cowfeeder, 99 Bucklemaker Wynd. Thomas, wright, 89 Bucklemaker Wynd.

William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Hilltown.

AVILKINSON, Mrs, stabler, 125 Murraygate. WILL, Charles, furnishings, 76 Scouringburn. Peter, lapper. Tod's Burn Entry, Wellgate. WILLIAMSON, Alexander, baker, 141 Hilltown. Mrs, poulterer, 43 Nethergate. Robert, shoemaker, 105 Overgate. Robert, shoemaker, Maxwelltown.

Thomas, clerk, 20 Blackscroft.

AVILLISON, Andw., WTiter, Exchange Buildings; h. 8 S. Tay St. Dr, 2 Comely Bank, Constitution Road. WILSON and Aberdein, hecklemakers. Barrack Street. A., grocer, 71 Princes' Street.

Alexander, flesher, 48 Princes* Street.

A., eating-house, 88 Princes' Street.

David, Union Bank Office ; h. 23 Union btreet.

David, vintner, 35 Fish Street.

Edward, upholsterer, 33 Nethergate; h. 4 Victoria Square. James, corn-factor, 32 Union Street. James, wright, Sanderson's Buildings, Overgate. James H., flesher, 11 Greenmarket. James, grocer, 5 Annfield.

James, silk-dyer, 52 Reform Street, and Fenton's Close; h. 13 Overgate. James, stoneware-merchant, School Wynd. ;

WILSON, John, flesher, 60 Nethergate ; h. above.

John, Union Bank Office ; h. Peter Street.

John, tailor, 46 Bell Street. John, shipmaster, 14 Barrack Street. John, pianoforte maker and tuner, 20 Nethergate.

Lilias, spirit and tea merchant, 30 and 32 Princes' Street. Miss, miscellaneous haberdasher, 32 Murraygate. Mrs, grocer, 34 Constitution Road. Mrs, potato-dealer, ^2 Nethergate. Mrs, vintner, 93 Overgate. William, merchant and commission agent. Queen Street

h. South Union Street. William, shoemaker, 32 Hawkhill.

William, grocer, 3 Blackscroft.

WINTER, James, clerk to Walker and Forgan ; h. 39 Cowgate. WISE, Mrs, of Hillbank, Hillbank House, Ann Street. WISHART, John, shipmaster, Castle Lane, Greenmarket. John, feather-merchant, ^ Overgate. Mrs, grocer, ^6 Cowgate. WOODCOCK, Robert, flesher, 70 Overgate. WORREL, John, vintner, 5 Session Street. WRIGHT, George, grocer, 80 Hawkhill. Miss, 17 Bucklemaker Wynd- Mrs Captain, Tay Square. WRONG HAM, William, Baltic and Insurance agent, Panmure

Street ; h. 3 St Andrew's Street. WYLLIE and Johnston, flaxspinners, 8 Cowgate.

George, merchant, 8 Cowgate ; h. Forebank. Mrs, Roseangle, Magdalen Yard Road. Thomas, porter, 74 Nethergate. WYND, John, ship-carver, Bucklemaker Wynd. Y.

Y'EAMAN, Miss Spence, of Murie, Miln's Buildings, Nethergate. Mrs Elizabeth, of Auchinleck, 140 Nethergate. YOUNG, Alexander, Thorter Row. Alexander, spirit-dealer, 58 Hilltown. j 90

YOUNG, Arthur, average-stater, I Bain Square. D., Railway Tavern, Wards. George, shipmaster, St Mary's Close, Netheigate.

James, shipmaster, St Andrew's Street. James, staymaker, Overgate. James, wright, Seagate. James, watchmaker, 28 Wellgate. James, confectioner, 117 Nethergate.

James, coal-merchant, Princes' Street.

John, tailor and clothier, 44 High Street. John, mason, 55 Seagate.

John, spirit-dealer, 28 West Dock Street. Miss A., milliner, 36 Union Street. Mrs John, 40 Union Street. Mrs William, Young's Land, Seagate. Mrs, poulterer, 38 Union Street.

Mrs, spirit-dealer, 172 Overgate. Mrs, Small's Wynd. Rev. Robert, Seafield Cottage, Perth Road. Robert, vintner, 69 Magdalen Yard.

Wm., watchmaker, 77 High St. ; h. Cross' Close, Seagate. AVilliam, plain and ornamental painter, and paperhanger,

72 Seagate ; h. Craigie Terrace, Ferry Road. Wm. G., merchant and manufacturer, St Andrew's Street.

Wm., ironmonger, 8 Nethergate ; h. Albert Court, 39 Do. William, manufacturer, Lowden's Alley, Hawkhill. YULE, George, vintner, St Salvator's Close, Overgate.

J., shoemaker, 114 Perth Road. Peter, gardener. Blackness Road.

POPULATION OF THE TOWN AND PARISH.

In the year 1781 — 15,700, and in 1788 — 19,330

1792 — 22,000, ... 1801 — 26,000

1811—29,716, ... 1821 — 30,575

1831 — 45,355, ... 1841 -:- 63,825 91

LIST OF STREETS, ENTRIES, LANES, AND CLOSES, LEADING TO AND FROM THE PRINCIPAL THOROUGHFARES.

Tlie figures denote the numbers on the houses or shops on each side- 92

MURRAYGATE.

Seattle's Close, S7- 89 Mason Lodge Close, 39 — 41 Bell's Ditto, 12. 14 Mauchline Ditto, 78 — 80 Butchart's Ditto, 112. 114 Meadow Entry, 80 82 Calendar Ditto, 19. 21 Meadow Close, 54 — 56 Crichton's Ditto, 44. 52 M'Cosh's Ditto, 94 — 96 Cameron's Ditto, 88. 90 M'lntosh's Ditto, 108 _ 110 Coupar's Ditto, 102. 104 Miller's Ditto, 136 — 138 Dyers' Ditto, 22 • 24 Mudie's Ditto, 73 — 75 Ellis' Ditto, 123. 125 Paul's Court, 61 — 63 Fenton's Ditto, 68. 72 Peter Street, 111 — 113 Ferguson's Ditto, 49. 51 Pullar's Close, 130—132 Gardyne's Ditto, 40. 42 Rankine's Ditto, 4 — 6 Hood's Ditto, 116. 118 Shepherd's Ditto, 144 — 146 How's Ditto, 55. 57 Thorns' Ditto, 2 — Horse Wynd, 93. 95 Young's Ditto, 64 — 66 Jobson's Close, 84. 86 NETHERGATE. Albert Court, 37- - 39 Rennie's Close, 115. 116 Gellatly's Square, 91 - - 93 Sea VVynd, 128 130 Hazel's Close, 33- - 35 Scott's Close, 10 12 Key's Ditto, 18- - 20 St Mary's Ditto, 29 30 Long Wynd, 73 Tay Street Lane, Luke's Close, 71- - 73 Union Close, 21 22 Malster's Ditto, 68- - 60 Victoria Square, 43. 45 Ogilvie's Ditto, 2. - 4 Whitehall Close, 20 22 Pitcairn's Ditto, 108- -110 OVERGATE. Alexander's Close, 120. 122 Long Wynd, 200. 202

Alison's Ditto, 165- 167 Matthew's Close, 31 . 33

Argyll Ditto, 1 . 3 M' Robert's Ditto, 49. 51 Boyack's Ditto, 93- 95 Meal's Ditto, 171- 173

Broad Ditto, 226 - 228 Methodist Ditto, 49- 51

Calendar Ditto, 176 . 178 Mitchell's Ditto, 198- 200 Candle Ditto, 212 214 Milne's Ditto, 202- 204 Crichton's Ditto, 39- 41 Ogilvie's Ditto, 69- 71 Doig's Ditto, 1G6. 168 Peddles Ditto, 87- 89 Donaldson's Ditto, 133. 135 Roger's Ditto, 77- 79 Dron's Ditto, 203. 205 Sandeman's Ditto, 220- 222 Gall's Square, 120. 128 Speed's Ditto, 19 21 Gowan's Close, 233. 235 Spence's Ditto, 186- 188 Guillan's Ditto, 43. 45 Shepherd's Ditto, 65. 67 Guthrie's Ditto, 133. 135 Scott's Ditto, 97- 99 Hay's Ditto, 65. 57 St Salvator's Ditto, 13- 15

Highland Ditto, 83 . 85 Ward Mill Ditto, 153 155

Lawson's Ditto, 213 . 215 Yeaman's Ditto, 27 . 29 Lindsay Street, 100. 133 93

PERTH ROAD.

Ford's Wynd, 94

SEAGATE Conliniied.

Davidson's Close, 95

xMEMBER FOR THE BURGH. George D^]NCA^-, Esq.

MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL.

Alexander Lawson, Provost and Chief Magistrate.

John Andeison, First Bailie. I James Raid, Third Bailie.

G. M, Gray, Second ,, I Peter Hean, Fourth „ Robert Adamson, Dean of Guild. William Young, Treasurer. Charles Smith, Hospital-Master. Alexander Balfour, Kirk-Master. COUNCILLORS. William Moyes, G. R. Baxter, James Webster,

Alexander Easson, John Sturrock, Thomas Millar, Thomas Erskine, David Jobson, W. G. Baxter, James Thorns, James Brown, Charles Norrie. William Barrie and Christopher Kerr, conjunct Town-Clerks. W. B. Baxter, Town Chamberlain. William Scott, architect, and Superintendent of Town's Works. TOWN COUNCIL COMMITTEES. Finance.—The Treasurer, Convener. The Dean of Guild, Wm. Young, Wm. Moyes, John Sturrock, Charles Norrie, Jas. Brown, W. G. Baxter, Alex. Easson, James Thorns, and Alex. Balfour. Hospital Funds.—The Hospital-Master, Convener. Overgale—Bailies Reid and Hean, Wm. Moyes, James Webster, and David Jobson. Netliergale. —James Brown, Alexander Balfour, Thomas Millar, and John Sturrock. Murraygate.—Alexander Easson, Charles Norrie, Thomas Erskine, and W. G. Baxter. Seagate. —Wm. Young, Chas. Smith, Js. Thoms, and G. R. Baxter. High Street and Shore. — Bailies Anderson and Gray, and the Dean of Guild. Properties and Improvements The Dean of Guild, Con- vener. Bailies Gray and Hean, Wm. Moyes, Wm. Young, Thos. Miller, Jas. Brown, Jn, Sturrock, Chas. Smith, and J, Webster. 96

Church Matters.—The Kirk-Master, Convener. Bailies Gray and Hean, the Dean of Guild, Wm. Young, John Sturrock, Jas. Brown, James Webster, and Alex. Easson.

COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

The Provost, the Bailies, Dean of Guild, Sheriff-Depute of the County,

and the SherifT-Substitute of the Dundee District, ex qfficiis. Wards. GENERAL. RESIDENT.

1. William Archer, grocer Alexander Meek, wright Rt. Gilbert, stoneware-mer. John Low, hairdresser

2. Geo. R. Baxter, confectioner Andrew Butchart, brewer James Lawson, ironmonger James Lydgate, smith

3. J. Miller, grocer William Paterson, fruiterer

John Mackay jun., hatter Lewis Grant, spirit-dealer

4. William Taylor, feuar George Thomson, mason Alexander Buik, ropemaker James Tod, grocer

5. Peter Chalmers, manufr. David Nicoll, manufacturer Robt. Hardy Mitchell, baker Thomas M'Kay, grocer

6. James Webster, brickmaker Andrew Stewart, teacher George O'Farrell, auctioneer Wm, Barclay, umbrella-maker

7. Andrew Lindsay, baker Andrew Warden, tailor Wm, Crawford, ironmonger John Calder, vintner

8. David Ferrier, grocer Dd. Mann, grocer Wm. C. Baxter, wright John Stirling, shoemaker

9. William Moyes, ironmonger William Hean, glazier T. Peter, tailor and clothier John Pullar, vintner 10 Edward Brennan, surgeon James ScoUay, shoemaker W. Neilson, tailor and clothier John Low, Hawkhill 11. David Anderson, bookseller William Crabb, hairdresser John Murdoch, plumber Thomas Thomson, vintnet COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD, Finance.—D. Anderson, Convener Cleansing. —Tho. Peter, Convener Paving.—William Moyes, „ Fire-Engines.— Jn. Murdoch, „ Lighting. —William Taylor, „ Jail ^ Bridewell.— E. Brennan, ,, Watching—James Webster, „ Gabriel Miller, Clerk—William Morris, Treasurer and Collector, William Thomson, Surveyor and Master of Works, Alexander Webster, M.D., Surgeon.

CLERGY AND PLACES OF WORSHIP.

ESTABLISHED CHURCH.

St Mary's Archibald M'Lachl an, D.D.

( Patrick M'Vicar, D.D. St Paul's J^ ., . . . ( David Arnot, assistant and sue. St Clement's James Thomson, A.M. Greyfriars Charles Adie, D.D.

St John's John Roxburgh. St David's — George Lewis. Chapelshade William Reid. Dudhope Alexander Macpherson. Alexander M'Neil. St Andrews \ James Ewing, assistant and sue, Gaelic Church Charles Macalister. St Peter's R. M. M'Cheyne. HilltovFn John Baxter.

Wallacetown Church Patrick Lesslie Millel-. Willison Church Robert Aitken. Seamen's Church James Law.

EPISCOPALIANS.

"""^"^^ ^"''^'^ (°^^"> St Paul's Chapel, Castle Street, i T. assistant, I G. Terry Anderson,

REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS.

Meadowside Joseph Wilson.

ASSOCIATE ORIGINAL SECEDERS.

Reform Street Alexander Duncan, A.M.

UNITED ASSOCIATE SECEDERS.

School Wynd George Gilfillan. n .-. *• . ( Matthew Frazer, Constitution Streetc -> { Wm. Borwick, assistant and sue, Tay Square. James R. xM'Gavin. Wishart Chapel, Cowgate Samuel Spence. H 98

RELIEF CONGREGATIONS.

Temple Lane John Cross. Nethergate. James Reston.

INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONS. Ward Chapel. Constitution St... David Russell, D.D, Princes' Street Chapel. Andrew Russell, A.M. Lindsay Street Chapel D. K. Shoebotham.

OLD SCOTTISH INDEPENDENTS.

James Donald. „ , ^ f Barrack Street J ^, ( Thomas Hunter.

BAPTISTS.

Seagate, South A. Pirie, &c.

Seagate, North J. Gilbert, &c. Meadowside J. Low and Mai. M'Lean.

BEREANS.

Overgate Various.

WESLEYAN METHODIST*. *

Overgate James Beckwith.

PRIMITIVE METHODISTS.

Baltic Street, J. Johnston. UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Barrack Street J. C. Reid.

CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH^

Bell Street C. W. Boase.

GLASSITES.

King Street Various. ROMAN CATHOLICS.

/J. M'Pherson.

Nethergate -^ Stephen Keenan. i John Gillon. 99

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Aifken, William, Roger's Entry, Murraygate.

Anderson, David, 17 King Street. Arrot, James, M.D., 5 St Andrew's Street. Bell, Alexander, K.R.C.S.L., 164 Nethergate.

Bell, Robert, M.D., 164 Nethergate. Carruthers, David C, M.D., 25 South Tay Street. Cochrane, James, 14 Seagate. Cocks, Robert, M.D., 128 Murraygate.

Crichton, John, 29 South Tay Street. Davidson, Lawrence, M.D., 130 Nethergate. Duncan, Alexander, M.D., 55 Murraygate.

, Gardiner, Peter, M.D., 15 Meadow Street.

Gibson, William L., M.D., 1 South Tay Street. Gray, John, 34 Nethergate.

Keiller, Alexander, M.D., 32 Union Street. Kirkland, James, 116 Seagate. Livingstone, John, 105 Nethergate. Lyell, David, 3 Tay Street. Macintosh, Alexander, Lunatic Asylum.

Malcolm, John, M.D., 3 Barrack Street. Moon, Adam, 6 Union Street. Mudie, John, 3 Bain Square. Munro, William, 6 Seagate and 20 Reform Street. Newall, Archibald, 11 Hawkhill Place. Nimmo, Patrick, M.D., 15 South Tay Street. Nimmo, Patrick junior, 15 South Tay Street.

Nimmo, Matthew, 30 Reform Street.

Osborne, G. M., M.D., 1 Bain Square. Paton, George, 14 St Andrew's Street. Saunders, William C, 11 Meadow Entry. Spence, Alexander B., 37 Union Street,

Ure, David, 26 Union Street. Webster, Alexander, M.D., 126 Nethergate. Willison, Andrew, 2 Laurelbank. 100

PROVINCIAL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND. LIST or OFFICE-BEARERS FOR 1842.

Council meets in Dundee.

PRESIDENT. John Crichton, Esq., Dundee. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Patrick Nimmo, Esq., M.D., Dundee.

James Miller, Esq., Perth.

James M. Graham, Esq., Cupar Fife. MEMBERS OF CODNCIL. Alexander Bell, Esq., Dundee. Alexander Webster, Esq., M.D., Dundee.

David Fenton, Esq , M.D., Alyth. John Monteith, Esq., M.D., Perth.

William Williamson, Esq., Cupar Fife. HONORARY SECRETARY. John Livingstone, Esq., Dundee. TREASURER. David Anderson, Esq., Dundee. LOCAL SECRETARY FOR FORFARSHIRE, David Anderson, Esq., Dundee. LOCAL TREASURER FOR FORFARSHIRE. Robert Bell, Esq., M.D., Dundee.

WRITERS AND NOTARIES.

Alexander, J. W., 20 Castle Street.

Anderson, David, 11 Reform Street.

Anderson, Jn., 10 Reform St., Clerk to ike Three United Trades- Banks, James, 10 High Street. Barrie, William, Town Clerk.

Barrie, William jun., Town Clerk's Office.

Baxter, Edmund, 20 Reform Street.

Baxter; John W., 20 Castle Street. 101

Baxter, John Boyd, 41 Reform Street, Procurator Fiscalfor Dundee District, Forfarshire.

Bell, Henry, 41 Reform Street.

Bell, John, 38 Castle Street, Commissary Clerk. Campbell, George, 61 Murraygate. Christie, Alex., 5 Reform Street, Justice of Peace Clerk. Cobb, David, 41 Reform Street.

Camming, James, 66 High Street.

Don, William, 38 Castle Street.

Duncan, Archibald, 2 Tindal's Wynd, Judge of Harbour Police. Flowerdew, William A., 20 Overgate. Flowerdew, Henry, 20 Overgate.

Forgan, James, 19 High Street.

Forrest, James, 26 Castle Street.

Fraser, J. R., 7 Castle Street.

Galloway, William, 11 Reform Street. Gardiner, James, 24 High Street.

Hammond, Thomas L., 2 High Street, Clerk to the Nine Incor- porated Trades. Henderson, Thomas D., 11 New Inn Entry. Hunter, James, 10 High Street.

Kerr, Christopher, 26 Castle Street, joint Town Clerk. Kerr, John, 26 Castle Street.

Kerr, William, 20 Castle Street.

Lees, James, Lindsay Street.

Lindsay, James C, 2 High Street.

M'Ewen, David, 6 High St., Procurator Fiscal for the Guildry. M'Ewen, James, 6 High Street.

Maclauchlan, Duncan, 8 Castle Street. Millar, Alexander, High Street.

Miller, Gabriel, 6 High Street, Clerk of Police. Miller, Oliver G., 20 Reform Street.

Miln, Robert, 31 Reform Street.

Milne, George, 1 1 Reform Street, Clerk to the Harbour Trustees. Mitchell, David, 41 Reform Street.

Mitchell, James, Barrack Street.

Neish, William, 41 Reform Street. 102

Nicoll, William, 5 Reform Street. Ogilvie, James, 3 New Inn Entry. Ogilvie, John, 3 New Inn Entry.

Reid, William, 8 Castle Street, Clerk to the Kirk Session. Rollo, David, 73 High Street. Roy, James, 31 Cowgate.

Saunders, James M'D., 3 Overgate, Clerk to the Guildry. Shaw, Walter, Burnhead. Shiell, John, 10 Reform Street. Simpson, George, 14 Tally Street. Simson, Simon, New Inn Entry. Small, David, 10 Reform Street.

Smith, David, 65 High Street. Stephen, William, 3 Castle Lane, Greenmarket. Sturrock, John jun., 21 Reform Street. Thomson, John W., Burnhead. Thow, Thomas, 8 Mid Shore. Walker, Charles, 19 High Street. Walker, Thomas, 51 Reform Street. Whyte, Robert, 44 High Street. Willison, Andrew, Exchange Buildings.

WRITERS' INCORPORATION. James Ogilvie, Preses.—John Kerr, Vice-Preses. William Reid, Treasurer. —William Kerr, Secretary,

JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL DEBT COURT.

Justices of the Peace in the Dundee District, Judges. Alex. Christie, writer. Clerk and Assessor.

This Court is held, in the Guild Hall, every alternate Monday, ut elfvin o'clock forenoon. The Dundee District comprehends the Parishes of Dundee, Mains, and Strathmartine, Monikie, Monifieth, Murroes, Panbridc, Auclitcr- honse, Tealing, and Liff and Benvie. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE CONNECTED WITH THE DUNDEE DISTRICT. Those Justices who have not qualified, are distinguished by an asterisk. * Right Honourable Earl of Camperdown, • Right Honourable Francis Lord Graj-. .

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* Honourable John Gray of Gray.

Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, Bart. John Alison of Wellbank Alexander Balfour, Dundee. Edward Baxter, merchant, Dundee. David Baxter, merchant, Dundee.

* Thomas Bell, merchant, Dundee. William Berry of Tayfield. David Blair of Cookston. * Andrew Brown, merchant, Dundee. James Brown, merchant, Dundee. Colonel William Chalmers of Glenericht. Alexander Christie, Dundee. Alexander Clayhills of Invergowrie. William Cobb, Mains. * William Brown Constable of Wallace Craigie. John Crichton of Grange of Conon, surgeon, Dundee- George Duncan, M.P., merchant, Dundee. William Douglas Dick of Pitkerro. * Thomas Erskine of Linlathen. Major David FyfFe of Smithfield, Broughty Ferry. Richard Gardiner of Dudhope. * William Gourlay of Baikie. * William Stirling Graham of Duntrune. John Graham of Pearsie. John Guthrie of Guthrie.

John Guthrie, yr. of Guthrie. Charles Guthrie of Taybank. James Guthrie, Dundee. Robert Haldane, W.S., Factor at Camperdown. David Hood of Balluderon. David Hunter of Blackness.

* David Hunter junior, of Broughty Ferry. Alexander Kay, merchant, Dundee. * Christopher Kerr, Dundee. * David Kerr, Grange of Monifieth.

Thomas Kerr, yr. of Ditto. 104

Thomas Kerr of North Grange. * George Kirkaldy of Baldovie. David Laird of Strathmartine. William Lindsay, merchant, Dundie„ John Millar of Ballumbie. David Miln, banker, Dundee. Francis Molison, merchant, Dundee. Patrick Orr, Sheriff-Clerk of Forfarshire. George Ogilvy of Kirkbuddo, Dundee. * George Faterson of Castle-Huntly. John Peter senior, merchant, Dundee. * David Rankine of Dudhope. * Captain Patrick Scott, Dundee. John Smith, Haircraig. * Robert Stirling, Dundee. John Sturrock, banker, Dundee. John Symers, do.. Do. Adam Symon, Dundee. John Thoms of Clepington. Patrick H. Thoms, banker, Dundee. William Thoms, banker, Dundee. John Watt of Meathie, Droughty Ferry. * James Webster of Flemington, Dovi^nieken^

* Henry S. Wedderburn of Wedderburn.

* F. Scrimseoure Wedderburn, yr. of Ditto. Robert Webster of Balruddery. The Sheriff of the County of Forfar, and his Substitutes The Provost and First and Second Bailies of Dundee. The Judge of the Harbour Police Court, Dundee.

HARBOUR TRUSTEES.

From the County.—Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, Alexander Clayhills of Invergowrie, William Douglas Dick of Pitkerro, and David Hunter of Blackness. Totvn Council.—The Provost, the Bailies, and G. R. Baxter. Guildry. —The Dean, David Baxter, Alexander Martin, Thomas Neish, Thomas Powrie, and John Sturrock, 105

2^ine Trades Thomas Adamson, John Caiman, and James Millar. T/tree Trades.—Wm. Key. Seamen Fralernity —W. 0. Taylor. John Cairncross, Treasurer. —George Milne, Clerk. Simon Robertson, Collector of Shore-Dues. Lieutenant John Smart, R.N., and John Jack, Berthingmasters.

James Brisbane, Master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip. James Leslie, Engineer Adam Gibson, Storekeeper.

HARBOUR POLICE.

Archibald Duncan, Judge. —James M'D. Saunders, Clerk. David Pilmer, Superintendent and Head Weigher of Coal?. Four Day Patrol, and Five Night Watchmen.

DUNDEE COMMITTEE OF THE FORFARSHIRE PRISON BOARD.

Sir John Ogilvy, Mr Sheriff Henderson, Provost Lawson, Bailies

Anderson, Gray, ReicI, and Hean, Mr Adamson, Mr Johnston, Mr Stirling Graham, Mr Lindsay Carnegie, and Provost Mann. Provost Lawson, Convener. William Boyd Baxter, Treasurer to the Board, and Clerk for Dundee District. This District includes Lochee, Broughty Ferry, Nevvtyle, and Coupar Angus. PRISON ESTABLISHMENT, Duncan Campbell, Governor; William Aitken, Surgeon; Rev. C. Macalister, Chaplain; J. B. Lindsay, Teacher; Mrs Anderson, Matron and Female Teacher; Two Female Keepers; Two Turn- keys; Two Watchmen; One Gate-keeper.

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.

Wm. Mackison, Superintendent & Inspector of Lighting & Cleansing John Cameron, Lieutenant John Matthew, Sergeant- Major. James Morrice, Sub-Inspector of Lighting. James Low and John M'Intyre, Sergeants. Hope Ramsay and George Raid, Criminal Officers. John M'Niven and Charles Symon, Turnkeys. James Smith and Hugh Montgomery, Division Officers. Eleven Day and Three Night Patrol, and Thirty Watchmen. 106

FIRE ESTABLISHMENT.

Superintendents. —Jas. Coutt's, Fenton's Close, Murraygate f ChiefJ; James Fyfe, Bonnethill; Peter Rattray, Dudhope Crescent; and David Ramsay, Nethergate. —Eighteen Firemen.

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

Co. AI'Ewen & Th. Abbot, Town's Officers. —Jn. Fraser, Drummer. James Miln, Council Officer and Billetmaster.

GUILD COURT. The Dean of Guild, Judge—John W. Baxter, Assessor. David M'Ewen, Procurator Fiscal James Watson, Officer.

POLICE COURT.

Held every lawful morning, in the Office, at ten o^cloclc.

The Sheriff, Provost, Bailies, and Dean of Guild, Judges. Gabriel Miller, Assessor. —The Superintendent, Fiscal.

GUILDRY INCORPORATION. Robert Adamson, Dean of Guild.

jissessors. —Ward 1. William Thorns and George Thoms ; 2. James PuUar and John Durham; 3. David Hean and John Miller; 4. Pet.

Hean ; 5. Patrick Gardiner and Alex. Lawson ; 6. Alex. Webster

and Wm. Curr ; 7. John Moir ; 8. George Cochrane and J. M. ]>inclsay; 9. Peter Thoms; 10. Wm. Key; 11. David Anderson. James M'D. Saunders, Clerk. —Robert Bell, Collector. James Watson, Officer.

NINE INCORPORATED TRADES. John Cuthbert, Convener. —T. L. Hammond, Clerk. DEACONS.

Bakers William Harris. • Shoemakers George Soutar. Glovers George Rough. 107

DEACONS.

Tailors... James Feathers. Bonnetmakers John Mitchell. Fleshers Alexander Burns. Hammermen George Sutherland. Weavers ...William Gibson. Dyers A. J. Warden.

THREE UNITED TRADES.

Alexander Boyd, Convener Robert NicoU, Boxmaster, John Anderson, Clerk. DEACONS. Masons Thomas Anderson. Wrights David Shepherd.

Slaters William Craigie-

MALTMEN FRATERNITY.

George Whitton, Boxmaster. David M'Ewen, Clerk.—Alexander Anderson, Officer.

SEAMEN FRATERNITY.

W. 0. Taylor, Boxmaster.—John Kennedy jun., Depute. Walker Rait, Collector David M'Ewen, Factor. PILOT OFFICE. John Welsh, Pilot- Master. I.IGHT-KEEPERS.

Lights of Tay, James Martin William Graham, Assistant. Ferry- Port-on-Craig, Nathaniel Young—James Ireland, Assistant. John Kincaid, Officer.

MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND. Trustees. — Thos. Adamson (Chairman), Thos. Erskine, John Jack, Thos. Powrie, Jas. Stewart, John Brown, Pat. Just, John Spink, Alex. Martin, George Scott, Wm. Anderson, David Jack, George Fyfe, John Welsh, and Alexander Cameron- Walker Rait, Collector. 108

FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

J. I. Henderson, President —Richard Gardiner of Dudhope, Vice-Pr. James Jamieson, Treasurer, —Wm. Laird, Secretary.

EXCHANGE READING ROOM_1828.

Committee. — Robert Adamson, James Brown, James Clialmers, J. M. Lindsay, G. H. Newall, Thomas Powrie, John Sturrock, Dr A. Webster, and George Milne (Convener). William Morris, Treasurer.

BALTIC COFFEE-HOUSE & CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- Alex. Balfour, Chairman—Edward Baxter, Deputy Chairman—of the Forfarshire Chamber of Commerce. Committee.—David Baxter, Thomas Bell jun., James Brown, Allan Edwards, Chas. Norrie, and Thomas Neish (Convener). Robert Sturrock, Treasurer and Secretary.

STAMPS AND TAXES.

Office, 18 Castle Street. John Alison, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Assessed Taxes. Joseph Thomson, Assistant Do. James Jack, Surveyor, —Office, 56 Overgate.

CUSTOMS.

Colin Symers, Collector.

D. M. Jolly, Comptroller and Comptrol.-Surveyor of Warehouses.

J, H. Blain, Coll.'s 1st Clerk; David Walker, 2d Do.

James Scott, 3d Do. ; Wm. Scott, 4th Do. Robert Alison, Landing-Surveyor. Andrew Henderson, James Kidd, Andrew Sceales, John Dove, and John Melville, Searchers, Landing and Coast- Waiters. Francis M'Kowen, Tide- Survey or. Wm. Cairncross & Rt. Coventry, Lockers In. Milne, Messenger. Nineteen Tidesmen and Four Boatmen. 109

FERRY-PORT-ON-CRAIG. David Gaillan, Principle Coast Officer and Land-waiter.

COAST GUARD, BROUGHTY FERRY.

Burrows Irving, Chief Officer. EXCISE. 310KTB0SE COLLECTION. John Corbet, Collector Mungo Park, Clerk. Dundee District. —John Robertson, Supervisor. Thomas Richards, Thomas Guest, John Walker, Thomas Davson,

Dundee; John H. Pennington, Dron ; Matthew H. Pragnell, Brought!/ Ferry; and Wm. Irvine, Inchture— Officers. Luke Hippisly Jacob, Permit Writer, Dundee.

WATT INSTITUTION 1824.

The Museum is open, in the Public Seminaries, every Monday from

10 till 3, and (in summer) from 6 till dusk ; and on Saturdays

from 3 till dusk. G. H. Newall, President —John Bruce, Vice-President. John Sturrock jun., Treasurer Thomas Dick, Secretary. William Jackson, Keeper of Museum, David Bruce, Librarian —John Watson, Officer. PUBLIC LIBRARY. 16 St Clement's Lane.

Managers for the First Class. — Rev. Dr Adie, Robert Alison, William B. Baxter, William Cobb, Geo. Constable, William Easson, James Horsburgh, G, W. Johnstone, John Thoms, and James Winter. Senior Managers.—Thomas Couper, William Curr, John Mackay jun., Dr Jn. Malcolm, Jas. Murray, Jas. Ramsay, and Wm. Taylor- Junior Managers.—Alex. J. Buist, James Horsburgh, W. Lowson, Alexander Macintosh, and James Martin jun. John Robertson, Secretary and Librarian. PUBLIC SEMINARIES. DIRECTORS. From the Town Ciiuncil— The Provost, the Bailies, the Dean of Guild, G. R. Baxter, Alexander Balfour, Charles Norrie, and David Anderson. 110

From the Subscribers Rev. Dr. Adie, Rev. David Arnot, James

Brown, John Kerr, David Miln, John Sturrock, John Syixiers, P. H. Thorns, Rev. James Thomson, and P. Thomson. David Anderson, Treasurer John Sturrock jun., Clerk. TEACHERS.

Mathematics, Nat. Philosophy, and Chemistry..... /Vlex, Maclaren.

Arithmetic, Geographv, Nautical Astronomy, ) . , „ Andrew Roy- Moral Philosophy, History, Logic, &c \ Modern Languages John Christison. Drawing, Painting, &c D. R. Andrews.

Latin, Greek, Geography, and History ] D^d'Thomson. English Reading, Gr^mar, Geography, &c lames Campbell. Writing and Arithmetic Robert Stewart. COMMITTEE OF TRUSTEES OF THE TAY FERRIES. For the County of Fife —Wm. Berry of Tayfield, William Haig of Seggie, Henry Stewart of St Fort, Alex. Thorns of RunguUy, and Peter Walker of Muirhead.

For the County of Forfar. —Sir Johzi Ogilvy, Bart. ; Richard Gar-

diner of Dudhope ; Wm. Lindsay, Dundee ; John Millar of Bal-

lumbie ; James Miln of Woodhill ; and John Symers, Dundee.

Fleeted by the Subscribers. —David Brown, Dundee ; David Miln,

Dundee ; John Peter sen., Newport; and William Thoms, late Banker. One vacancy.

Fx Officio The Provost of Dundee. John Leitch, Superintendent of the Ferries. John Sturrock, Treasurer Alexander Christie, Clerk.

GAS LIGHT COMPANY 1824. Directors.—Jn. Symers, David Baxter, Patrick Scott, Jas. Watson, Alex. Balfour, David Miln, Jas. Guthrie, John Maxwell, Arch. Crichton, David Martin, John Sturrock, and David Guillan. James Russell, Manager—John Kerr, Clerk.

MEDICAL SOCIETY 1829, Pat. Nimmo, M.D., President. —David Lyell, Vice-President. Alexander Keiller, M.D., and Adam Moon, Curators of Museum. Matthew Nimmo, Treasurer. — Alex. Webster, M.D., Secretary. Ill BANKING COMPANIES

DUNDEE BANKING COMPANY 1763.

Office, 22 Castle Street.

Extraordinary Directors. —David Blair of Cookston ; William Cobb,

Mains of Fintray ; James Hunter, Mon organ ; William Hutchi-

son, Welltown ; William David Proctor, Glammis ; Colonel William Davidson Playfair, H.E.I.C.S., St Andrews. Ordinary Directors. —John Alison, John Caiman, Arch. Crichton,

, David Martin, Francis Molison, and Thomas Powrie. Charles W. Boase, Manager George C. Boase, Cashier.

John Cairncross, Accountant John Morrison, Teller. Branch at Forfar. —William Hutchison, Agent. Jgents Ransom & Co., London; Sir Wm. Forbes & Co., Edinburgh.

UNION BAN K— 1809. Office, 107 Murraygate. Directors—Robert Adamson, Alexander Balfour, William Black, London, Alexander Brown, G. M. Gray, Robert Leslie, George H. Newall, and George Nicoll. David Miln, Cashier—David Anderson, Sub-Cashier. George Hutton, Accountant.

David Wilson and James Wilson, Tellers. BRANCHES. Arbroath Andrew Binny. Brechin... David Guthrie & Son. |

Montrose Lindsay & Walker. \ Forfar John Yearaan. Jgents—London: Glyn & Co., and the Union Bank of London,

Moorgate Street ; the Royal Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. N. B —Draw on almost every town in Scotland, and on most of the principal towns in England.

EASTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND—1838. Office, Trades' Hall, 8 Seagate. Directors. — William Crockatt jun,, William Curr, Thomas Drum- mond, George Fyfe, William Moon, and James Whitton. James Westland, General Manager.—David Guthrie, Cashier. 112

William Shaw, Accountant.

Charles Guthrie and James Lithgow, Tellers.

Edinburgh Estab'ishment Robert Bell, Hanover Street, Manager. BHANCHES. Anstruther P. Oliphant. Montrose James Leighton. Kelso J. C. Waldie. St Andrew's. W. F. Ireland. Inverkeithing William Frazer.

Agents Barclay, Bevan, Triton, & Co., London; Newcastle, Shields, and Sunderland Union Bank; Beckett & Co., Leeds; Israel

Earned & Co., Liverpool ; Wm. Jones and Co., Manchester ;

Sheffield and Rotherham Bank ; National Bank of Ireland;

Central Bank of Scotland ; Glasgow Union Bank ; and Aberdeen Banking Company.

BANKING COMPANIES' BRANCHES.

BANK OF SCOTLAND. Office, 49 High Street. John Sturrock, Manager. —Andrew Neilson, Sub-Manager. John Hutton, Teller.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY. Office, 77 Murraygate. John Symers, Agent.—James Christie, Accountant.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. Office, 12 Cowgate,

P. H. Thorns, Agent.—John Henderson, Accountant. George C. Chalmers, Teller.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

FORFARSHIRE & PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO.

Ordinary Directors. —David Miln, David Martin, Jn. Boyd Baxter, John Duff, Alex. Balfour, George Duncan, M.P., Peter Kinmond, Phomas Hunter, James Watson, Wm. Powrie, William Thorns, and David Keith. Patrick H. Thorns, Manager. 113

Arbroath Andrew Binny. Kirriemuir, ...Duncan Wilkie. Brechin D. Guthrie & Sons. Montrose Alex. Gordon. Forfar John Yeaman.

SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity (Chairman), Geo. Duncan, M.P., George Moon, W. D. Proctor, and John Smith. Patrick H. Thorns, Agent and Secretary to the Local Board. William L. Gibson, M.D., Consulting Surgeon.

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

Major-Genera] Thos. Webster of Balgarvie (Chairman), Alexander Ogilvie, William Johnstone, Alexander Martin, James Walker. Wm. Thorns, Agent—Patrick Nimmo, M.D., Medical Officer.

SEA INSURANCE COMPANY.

Directors. —Wm. G. Baxter, John Caiman, David Guillan, Robert Lesslie, David Martin jun., Francis Molison, Thomas Powrie, John Symers, and George Thorns. Archibald Crichton, Manager.

MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Directors.—John Sanderson, Allan Edward, John Todd, David Halley, Wm. Curr, George FyfFe, John Brown, John Whitton, and Thomas Erskine. William Sturrock, Manager.

TAY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Directors,—Alexander Kay, Thomas Adamson, James Davidsom John Anderson, G. R. Baxter, Alexander Lawson, J. B. Rattray, James Stewart, and G. Scott. John M. Lindsay, Manager.

UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDERWRITERS. George Boyd jun,, Secretary. 114

SEA INSURANCE AGENTS.

Aberdeen Marine Insurance Company S & D. Brodie- Bon Accord Marine Insurance Company James Soot.

Forth Marine Insurance Company , P. H. Thorns. Glasgow Marine Insurance I'ompany William Small.

Greenock Marine Insurance Company William Christie.

SHIP AND SEA INSURANCE BROKERS.

Wm. Anderson Kerr & Guild Thomas Neish G. W. Baxter William Lamb Robert D. Pryde Thomas Coupar Law and Co. Reymert, Gibbs, & Co. James R. Ireland Wm. & R. Leighton D. O. Robb Patrick Just John Low jun. Wm. Ruthven AVERAGE STATERS. James Hill.— Arthur Younff.

PIRE,LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO.'S- AGENTS.

Aberdeen ... David Mitchell Alliance David Rollo Atlas William A. Flowerdew Britannia David Cobb jun. British and Colonial James Roy

County George Boyd j I'm. Crown John H. Baxter Eagle Frederick Shaw Edinburgh Walter Shaw Family Endowment James Cumming Friendly Bell and Neish Glasgow Commercial George Simpson Globe F. Robertson Guardian John Anderson Hercules Archibald Crichton

Imperial ....S. and D. Brodie Insurance Co. of Scotland..., William Wrongham 115

Manchester Andrew Ogilvie National Thomas Nicholson

( William Christie North British. ( Edward Caird National Loan Fund J. W. Alexander North of Scotland Robert Whyte. Norwich Union William Kerr Pelican John Bell { Thomas Walker

Phoenix -\ J. C. Lindsay V T. L. Hammond Perth Charles Walker Protestant Dissenters John Durham Willison „ , „ , f Andrew Royal Excliange ,.. J _ { Robert Sturrock Scottish Amicable T. L. Hammond

Scottish Provident J. Sturrock jun. Scottish Union James Hunter

J. J. Ogilvie Standard | & ( Wm. Wrongham Sun D. B. Niven United Kingdom J. Sturrock jun. Universal Thomas Walker West of England James Low Medical Provident Institution of Scotland. ...James Ogilvie

CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES, Belgium Patrick Just Portugal Arch. Crichton Brazil Wm. M'Gavin Prussia Wm. Thornton Denmark George Thorns Russia Thomas Neish Hamburgh Patrick Just Sweden & Norway, C. D. Chalmers Netherlands George Thorns United States Edward Baxter

FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION.

Subscription, 5s. ; but members may subscribe for any number of shares. Annual distribution of Works of Art takes place in Sept. John Sturrock jun., President. Andrew Small, Treasurer. —Gershom Gumming, Secretary. 116

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK— 1838. Office, 21 Reform Street.

The Bank is open, on Monday mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clock, and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock, for receiving money; and on Thursday mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clock,

for paying money. James Brown, Chairman of the Committee of Management. Edward Baxter, Deputy Chairman. William Thoms, Treasurer, John Sturrock jun., Actuary and Cashier. RAILWAY COMPANIES.

DUNDEE AND ARBROATH.

Depot and Office, East Dock Street. Directors. —Robert Adamson, Wm. Crockatt jun., Alex. Christie, Thomas Collier, Wm. Curr, George Duncan, M.P., Geo. Fyfe, Andrew Low, David Martin, David Mitchell, Thos. Powrie, Peter Stuart, William Thoms, John Todd, and Andrew Willison. Robert Marshall, Manager and Chief Accountant. Shiell and Small, Clerks.

DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE. Richard Baird, Manager.

C. and J. Kerr, Clerks Thomas Nicholson, Treasurer. SHIPPING COMPANIES.

DUNDEE, PERTH, AND LONDON SHIPPING CO,

——— , Manager. DUNDEE AND LONDON TRADE. Sleam-Ship London, 360 horse power, Thos. Ewing, Commander, „ Dundee, 300 horse power, James Kidd, Commander.

,, Perth, 300 horse power, John Spink, Commander. Schooners London, Sovereign, Courier, and Elbe. Agent,— Mrs Elizabeth Here, Wapping, London. —— — — 117

DUNDEE AND GLASGOW TRADE, Smacks Swift, Mary, Clyde, Mersey, Forth, Rose, and Jane. Agents—Alexander Laird &- Sons, 101 Union Street, Glasgow. DUNDEE AND LEITH TRADE. Smacks Dart, Star, Gipsy, and Roe. Agent—David Smith, Dock Gates, Leith. DUNDEE AND PERTH TRADE. Lighters Lark, Swan, and Tay. Steam-Tug Sir William Wallace. Agents—Matthew & Garie, Canal Street, Perth.

TAY AND TYNE SHIPPING COMPANY. James Kennedy, Manager. Schooners Joanna, Triumph, Briton, Archer, Herald,&Betsy Ann Deas. Agent—Charles Matthew, 32 Broad Chare, Newcastle.

DUNDEE AND EDINBURGH. Steamer Modern Athens, 120 horse power. D. Adamson, Commander.

TAY STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. David Tosh, Commander.—William Crichton, Steward. James Chalmers, Treasurer. Packet Tay. DUNDEE AND PERTH STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.

James Catanoch, Manager. Packet Lass o' Gowrie.

DUNDEE HULL SHIPPING COMPANY. Christie and Fleming, Managers. Smacks H umber and Fame, and Schooners Tay and Queen. AGENTS—John Thomson & Co., Hull, and Alex. Matthew, Perth,

TRADERS. DUNDEE AND LIVERPOOL. Robert Tosh, Manager. Schooners Robert, Dundee, and Mary. P. D. Ritchie, Manager. Schooners Pilot, Barbara, Aid, and Liverpool. — — 118

DUNDEE AND ABERDEEN. John Kennedy jun., Manager. Smacks Guthries, Juno, and Dame.

DUNDEE AND KIRKALDY. William Smytton, Manager Smack Laverock Scott.

DUNDEE AND LEVEN. David Peter and Company, Agents. Smacks Helen and Jean, and Margaret and Elisabeth.

DUNDEE AND DUNKIRK. Baxter Brothers & Co., Agents Schooners Hawk and William. A. & D. Edwards, Agents Schooner May. DUNDEE AND ROTTERDAM. G. N. Baxter, Agent, Schooners Town of Dundee and City of Rotterdam. Blinshall Small, Agent, Schooners Mary and Lord Douglas.

WHALE-FISHING COMPANIES.

TAY WHALE-FISHING COMPANY Yard and Office, Seagate. John Hume, Manager,

o. • Princess Charlotte ; Deuchars, master. " J ' ( Advice.

DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE FISHING COMPANY. Yard and Office, Seagate. Patrick Smith, Manager.

cu- f Alexander; Sturrock, master. ^^'P^' i Horn.

FAIRY WHALE-FISHING COMPANY.

Yard and Office, Seagate. James Law, Manager. Ship, Fairy, Butter, master. 119

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.

ROYAL INFIRMARY— 1795.

Earl of Airlie, President.

Vice-Presidents. —Lords Panmure, Douglas, and Kinnaird ; Sir John

Ogilvy of Inverquharity, Bart,; Thoma^ Erskine of Linlathen ; and the Provost of Dundee. Senior Directors.—Jas. Guthrie, James Small jun., Rev. Jas. Ewing, Rev. J. R, M'Gavin, George Duncan, M.P., Geo. M. Gray, Wm. Thorns, James Thomson, and Peter Hean. Junior Directors. —Robert Adamson, Rev. R. Aitken, Edward Bax- ter (Chairman), Rev. Wm. Borwick, Chas. Clark, Wm. Ferguson, Geo. Fyfe, Wm. Johnstone, and P. H. Thorns. James Arrot, M.D., and Alex. Webster, M.D., Physicians. John Crichton, William Munro, and Matthew Nimmo, Surgeoni=!. James Ross, Resident Surgeon. Alex. Duncan, M.D., Archibald Newrall, G. M. Osborne, M. D., John Malcolm, M.D., Wm. Kirkland, and Patrick Nimmo, jun., Dispensary Surgeons. Mrs Denovan, Matron. James Anderson, Treasurer.—John Robertson, Secretary.

ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM— 1812.

Patrick Scott, President. Committee. — Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., John Alison, Alex. Balfour, Jas. Guthrie, and David Keith.

House Visitors James Brown, Alexander Mills, and G. H. Newall. Patiick Nimmo, M.D., Physician, —Thos. Stirling, Chaplain. Alexander Macintosh, Surgeon and Superintendent. Mrs Marjory Forbes Kilgour, Matron. James Forgan, Treasurer.—John Robertson, Secretary.

ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION— 1815. Lord Panmure, President, Vice-Presidents.—Earl of Airlie, Sir John Ogilvy, the Member of Parliament for the Burgh, the Sheriff of the County, the Sheriff- Substitute at Dundee, John Alison of Wellbank, Col. Chalmers of Glenericht, John Guthrie of Guthrie, and William Bell. 120

Directors ex officiis The Provost, the Parish Minister, Dean of Guild, Convener of the Nine Incorporated Trades, Preses of the Society of Writers, Boxmaster of the Seamen Fraternity, and Deacon of the Maltmen. Ordinary Directors, —Rev. Robt. Aitken, Rev. Dr Russell, P. Scott, Jas. Guthrie, James Small jun., Andrew Low, Jn. Luke, John Maxwell, Jas. Chalmers, G. H. Newall, D. Low, & Wm. Young. Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon. — Patrick Gardiner, Treasurer. George Milne, Secretary. James Barland and Mrs Barland, Teachers.

MEDICAL INSTITUTION FOR THE LAME.

Rev. Heneage Horsley, Chairman of the Directors.

Robert Cocks, M.D., Medical Officer.

EYE INSTITUTION— 1836.

Patrick Scott, President. Directors. —The Member of Parliament, the Provost and eldest

Bailie, ex officiis, John Alison of Wellbank, Samuel Brodie, James Guthrie, Rev. James Ewing, Dr Maxwell, George Thoms. William Wrongham, Treasurer.—William Kerr, Secretary. Robert Cocks, M.D., Surgeon.

FEMALE SOCIETY,

For the relief of indigent Females, at least threescore years of age, and resident in Dundee three years, by a monthly allowance of 2s.

Mrs Wright, President. Miss Whitson & Mrs Symers, Treasurers.—Miss Jobson, Secretary.

INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY,~1797.

The Provost, President. —David Brown, Vice-President. John Anderson, Secretary—John Maxwell, Collector. Alexander Moncur, Treasurer.

CLOTHING SOCIETY.

Miss Watt, Treasurer. —Miss Sturrock, Secretary. 121

SEAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.

Its object is the promotion of the temporal and spiritual interests of Seamen trading to, and connected with, the Port of Dundee.

Patrick Scott, President. Vice-Presidents.^Alexandei Balfour, Richard Gardiner of Dudhope, Sheriff Henderson, Collector Symers, and W. O. Taylor. Extraordinary Directors. —All the Ministers of the Parish of Dundee. Ordinary Directors. —Alex. Balfour, David Crighton, Geo M. Gray, Captain David Jack, Captain John Jack, Captain George Kidd> Wm. Kirkaldy, Wm. Lamb, David Martin, David Moncur, Pat.

Scott, Lieutenant J. N. Smart, R. N., Captain James Stewart, John Thain, and William Thorns. John L. Low, and Rev. Robert M. M'Cheyne, Secretaries. Andrew Neilson, Bank of Scotland, Treasurer. Rev. James Law, Chaplain.

HIGHLAND SOCIETY.

Established for the relief exclusively of persons from the Highlands.

Alexander Lawson, President William Byers, Vice-President. Rev. Charles Macalister, Chaplain.—Robert Bell, Treasurer. Jas. Camming, Secretary. —John Bogue, Officer and Piper.

KIRK TREASURER'S OFFICE,

48 Barrack Street.

James Smith, Kirk-Treasurer.—Alexander Keay, Session-Clerk.

Dav. Campbell, Inspector of the Poor on behalf of the Kirk Session.

William Morris, Collector of Poor's Rates; office, 13 High Street.

BANK HOLIDAYS.

New Year's Day January 1 Good Friday April

j Queen's Birth-day May 24

Coronation of Queen Victoria June 28 ;,:^ Prince Albert's Birth-day August 26 ^' Christmas Day Dec. 25 Fast Days. 122

TIME TABLE, from 1st September 1842 to 31st December 1844, for twenty-eight months.

Thur

[September 1842—30 days.

October— 31 days.

November—30 days.

December—31 days.

January 1843—31 davs..

February—28 days

March—31 days. 4 7 11 14 18 21 25 28 123 124 125

1 126

COACHES. BRITISH HOTEI., UOYAL MAIL, AND GENERAL COACH OFFICE.

The following are the arrivals and departures at the British Hotel and Royal Mail and General Coach Office, 4 Castle Street. To Glasgow by Perth—the " Rapid "arrives at half-past 6 p.m., and departs at quarter to G A.sr.

To and from St Andrew's — the " Prince of Wales departs at a quarter to 10 a.m., and arrives at 7 p.m. To Perth—the "Defiance" departs at quarter before 4 p.m., and arrives at half-past 9 a.m.

To Edinburgh—the " Victoria," through Fife, arrives at 8 p. m., and departs at a quarter to ^ a.m. To Edinburgh— the " Royal Union," through Fife, arrives at 4 P.M., and departs at a quarter to 10 a.m. To Edinburgh—the " Royal Mail" arrives at 11 p.m., and departs at 10 P.Bi. To Aberdeen—the " Royal Mail" arrives at 10 p.m., and departs at 11 p.m. An alteration on the day mail is to take place on the

(Jth September, for which, see Post-Office List, page 129.

KOYAL MAIL COACH OFFICE, 25 Nethergate. To Aberdeen—the " Royal Mail" arrives at a quarter to 2 p.m., and departs at 11 a.m. To Edinburgh—the " Royal Mail" arrives at a quarter to 2 p. m., and departs at 2 p.m. To Glasgow by Perth—the " Rapid" arrives at half-past 6 p.m., and departs at 6 a.m. To Perth the " Defiance" arrives at half-past 9 p. m., and departs at 4 afternoon.

A Coach for Cupar Fife and St Andrew's, leaves John Fyall's Fifeshire Inn, Craig Street, every Tuesday and Friday. The South

Ferry boat sails every day, and the Balmerino once a-week. Parker's Coach, Cupar Fife—Tuesdays and Fridays, 4 o'clock in summer and 3 in winter—No. 1 West Shore. A Coach for Blairgowrie, leaves Anderson's Tavern, Church Lane, every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p.m., and arrives at 9 a.m. 127

CARRIERS. [The figures indicate the number of times the Carriers arrive and depart weekly. When only once, it is on Friday ; when twice, it is on Tuesday and Friday— the market days. They all arrive in the morning, and depart early in the afternoon.]

Abernyte (1 ), Dav. Small, Robertson & Brown, grocers, 42 High St. A.lyth, William Alexander, Davidson's Coal Shed, 193 Overgate.

David Steel, Ditto, Ditto.

Anstruther (1), James Brown, J. & P. Cameron's, Exchange Street.

Arbroath (3), John Thomson jun., Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate. John Cartwright, Mrs Wilkinson's, 125 Murraygate.

Auchterhouse (2), James Hill, D. Ross's, 112 Overgate.

Thomas Anderson (3), Ditto, Ditto.

Auchtermuchty (2), James Oliphant, Stewart's Inn, 108 Murraygate.

Blairgowrie (2), James Kinnison, Miss Matthews', 31 Overgate. Andrew Rattray, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate. John Campbell, James Dickie's, Seagate.

(2), Thomas Macnab, Mrs Wilkinson's, 125 Murraygate.

(1), David Soutar, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate. Brechin, William Doig, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate. John Hood, Black's Tavern, 112 Murraygate. Broughty Ferry, David Petrie, George Summers', Church Lane.

Carnoustie (2), Alexander Petrie, David Low's, 28 Seagate. John Smith, Do., Do.

Ceres (2), Robert Abbie, James Dunn's, Craig Lane. Colessie, James Craig, Mrs Wilkinson's, 125 Murraygate. Coupar Angus, George Macritchie, Wm. Anderson's, Church Lane. Thomas Macnab, Mrs Wilkinson's, 125 Murraygate.

Craigton (2), Andrew Smith, Andrew Butchart's, 25 Seagate.

Crail, James Brown, J. & P. Cameron's, Exchange Street.

Cupar Fife (4), J. & P. Cameron, Exchange Street. David Ferras, James Dunn's, Craig Lane.

Dronley (2), T. Anderson, D. Ross's, 112 Overgate. Drumsturdie Muir, Robert Spalding, A. Butchart's, 25 Seagate.

Dunkeld (1), Robert Gellatly, Mrs Wilkinson's, 125 Murraygate.

Edinburgh by Auchtermuchty (2), James Oliphant, Stewart's Inn, 108 Murraygate. ]28

Edinburgh (3), J. & P. Cameron, Exchange Street.

Errol (2), James Melville, Andrew Butchart's, Seagate. James Watson, Lyall Niell's, Couttie's Wynd.

Forfar (3), Peter Webster, David Low's, 28 Seagate. D. Millar, Do., Do. Wm. Paterson, Mrs Couper's, Murraygate. Charles Low, Mrs Mudie's 118 Murraygate. Thomas Barrie Do., Do. Alexander Wilson, Do., Do. John Tosh, Do., Do. T, Young, Do., Do. David Cook, Do., Do. Alexander White, Do., Do.

Glasgow, J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street. A. Wannan, Stewart's Inn, 108 Murraygate.

Inchture (2), William Craig, David Soot's, 37 Overgate.

Kinnaird (1), Alexander Duncan, David Soot's, 37 Overgate.

Kirkinch (1), David Crichton, William Curr's, 49 Overgate.

Kirriemuir (3), William Smith, Mrs Mudie's 118 Overgate. WilUam Paterson, Mrs Coupar's, 104 Nethergate. Joseph Robb, Ditto, Ditto. John Hood, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate.

J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street.

Leith (3), J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street.

Leuchars (2), Robert Fernie, James Dunn's, Craig Lane.

Letham (2), James Taylor, Blair Wedderspoon's, 150 Seagate.

LifF (2), Peter Nicholl, William Curr's, 49 Overgate.

Liverpool (3), J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street.

Manchester (3), J, and P. Cameron, Exchange Street.

Meigle (1), James Mann, 38 Barrack Street.

Monikie (2), James Fairly, A. Butchart's, 25 Seagate. James NicoU, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate.

Montrose (2), A. Finley, Black's Tavern, 112 Murraygate. David Nelson, Mrs Mudie's, 118 Murraygate.

Murie (1), J. Straehan, George Summers', Church Lane.

Perth (4), Alexander Wannan, Stewart's Inn, 108 Murraygate, J. and P. Cameron, Exchange Street. — 129

Perth & Glasgow (2), Douglas & Macintosh, Gellatly's Yard, Seagate. Fitlochrie, A. Douglas and R. Macintosh, Gellatly's Yard, Seagate.

Pittenweem (1), Jas. Brown, J. & P. Cameron's, Exchange Street.

Raitt (2), James Moyes, James Jack's, Couttie's Wynd. St Andrews, James Ritchie, James Dunn's, Craig Lane. James Brown, J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange Street.

Stonehaven (2), J. and P. Cameron, Do. POST-OFFICE. 2 Castle Street and 1 Seagate. Robert Bell, Postmaster.

James R. Nicoll, First Clerk ; Alex. Smith and W. Gibb, Clerks. George Henderson, Thomas Cook, Robert Smith, Thomas Smith, Henry Moncrieff, D. Urquhart, and A. Donaldson, Letter Carriers. Office opens at 7 a.m., from March 6th to November 5th. „ at 8 A.M., from November 6th to March 5th. p.m. Sunday from 7. and 8. a,m. to 10. a.m. I 4. P. M. to 4. 30 to 1. 30 P.M. 7. 45 p.m. to 9. p.m. „ 12. 45 noon | ayxii Money Orders (except on "j from 8. a.m. to 11. a.m. ^^ / Sundays) are issued > „ 12. noon to 1. p.m. / ^ '^^ ^^ and paid ) „ 2. p.m. to 6. p.m.

Office shut while making up for despatch, or sorting for delivery. When any delay occurs in the arrival of the Mails, a corresponding delay in the delivery will necessarily take place. REGULATIONS.

A letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight, may be sent from any part of the United Kingdom to any other part, for one penny, if paid when posted, or for twopence, if paid when delivered.

For all letters, whether sent by the General or by any Local Post, the scale of rates, if paid when posted, is as follows :

If not exceeding \ ounce, one penny ; exceeding \ ounce, but not exceeding 1 ounce, twopence ; exceeding 1 ounce, but not exceeding, 2 ounces, fourpence; exceeding 2 ounces, but not exceeding 3 ounces, sixpence,—and an additional twopence for every additional ounce. With exceptions, the weight is limited to sixteen ounces^ Inland Letters, if not paid when posted, are charged double the above rates. K —

130

Colonial Letters, if sent by packet, are charged twelve times

(or Is., if not exceeding ^ ounce), and if by private ship, eight times

the preceding rates. Foreign Letters.—As the packet rates vary, they may be seen at the Post-Office. The ship rates are the same as for Colonial letters.

As regards Foreign and Colonial letters, there is no limitation as to weight. All sent outwards, with few exceptions, which may be learned at the Post-Office, must be paid when posted, as heretofore.

Letters to go by private ship, must be marked " S/ii;) Letter." No articles should be transmitted by post which are liable to injury by being stamped, or by being crushed in the bags.

It is particularly requested that all letters may be fully and legibly addressed, and posted as early as convenient. MAILS AND HOURS OF CLOSING.

Letters in time for the South & North Mails, via Fife, until 10. a.m.

,, for South Mail, via Perth, , 9. p.m. „ for North Mail, 10. 15 a.m. and 10. r.M. Letters are received at the window, for one hour after closing,

upon payment of ONE penny extra for each letter. First Despatch for Broughty Ferry and Lochee Penny Posts

from March 6th to November 5th, at 7> a-m.

from November 6th to March 5th, at 8. a.m. Second Do. for Do., at 12. 15 noon.

First delivery commences from March Gth to Nov. 5th, at 7- a.m.

from Nov. 6th to March 5th, at 8. a. bi. Second do. do. at 11.45 a.m. The South and North Mails, via Fife, arrive at 11. a.m.

The South Mail, via Perth, 11. 18 p.ji.

It is arranged that, on and after Tuesday 6th September 1842, the

Day Mail from the North is to arrive in Dundee, as stated above (at

11 o'clock forenoon), when the South and North letters will be de-

livered together, commencing at a quarter before 1 2 noon. By this c?iange, Dundee will lose a post, or half a day in answering letters

going South. To obviate this loss, it is in contemplation to establish

a Day Mail betvvixt Dundee and Perth, to reach that city in time to meet the Mail from Inverness, by which means letters will arrive, as

thsy do now, at their respective destinations in the South. 131

BILLETING OF SOLDIERS.

Soldiers on the Recruiting Service, and not lodged in the Barracks, are billeted on the inhabitants in regular rotation, with the following exceptions,—viz. parish ministers and schoolmasters, unmarried ladies not in business and who do not keep lodgers, and paupers. Occupiers of houses at L.3 and under L.7 yearly rent, one man one week, or two men any number of days under a week ; and upwards of L.7, two men one week, or any number of days that may happen under fourteen.

When it is inconvenient to furnish soldiers with a bed, it has been usual, in lieu thereof, to pay Is. a-week to each man and return the billet, or Is. 7d. a-week if the billet is kept, at the option of the inhabitant.

Government allows a return of Id. per day to each soldier. The billetmaster attends at the Town-house, from 1 1 till 3 o'clock, on the first Thursday of every month, to pay the Government allowance. James Miln, Billetmaster, Inspector of Weights and Measures, and Council Officer ; residence. Town-house.

DUTIES ON GOODS IMPORTED.

Foreign. British Pos. Ashes, Pearl and Pot, per cwt.. ,.L.O 6

Bristles, rough, do., 2 G

Butter, do., I L.O 5 Caviare, do., 5

Cheese, do., ., 10 6 2 6

Coffee, per lb., 8 4 Cordage, per cwt., 6 3 Feathers, do., 10 10

Flax, Hemp, &c. , do., 1 Hams, do., 14 3 6

Hides, dry, do,, 6 2 British Fos. 133

Timber, the load of 50 cubic ft., after 10th Foreign. British Fos October 1842, to 10th October 1843, 1 10 10 Do., do., after 10th Oct. 1843, 15 10 Deals, Battens, Boards, the load of 50 cubic ft, after 10th October 1842, 118 2 Do., do., after 10th Oct. 1843, 112 2 Or, in lieu of the duties herein imposed by

the load, the Importer may have the op-

tion, at the time of passing the first entry, of entering Battens, Batten Ends, Boards, Deals, Deal Ends, and Plank, by tale (from Foreign Countries), according to the following, —viz. Battens and Batten Ends, notexc. 7 in. wide and 2| thick, the 120 pieces. lOth Oct. 1842. 10th Oct. 1843 Foreign. Notexc. 6 ft in length,... L.3 13 2 L,3 1 7

Exc. 6 and not exc. 9, 5 9 9 4 12 5 „ 9 „ 12, 7 6 4 6 3 2 „ 12 „ 15, 9 2 10 7 14

„ 15 ,, 18, 10 19 6 9 4 10 „ 18 „ 21, 12 16 10 15 7 Boards, Deals, Deal Ends, and Plank, not exc. 9^ in. wide and 3^ thick, 120 ps.

Not exc. 6 ft. in length, 5 17 4 4 18 10

Exc. 6 and not exc. 9, 8 16 7 8 3

„ 9 „ 12, 11 14 8 9 17 8

„ 12 „ 15, 14 13 4 12 7 1 „ 15 „ 18, 17 12 14 16 C „ 18 „ 21, 20 10 8 17 5 11

Notexc. 6 ft in length, exc. 94 and not exc. IIA in. wide, 7 2 5 19 7

Exc. 6 and not exc. 9, 10 13 8 19 5

„ 9 „ 12, 14 4 11 19 2

,. 12 „ 15, 17 15 14 19 „ 15 „ 18, 21 6 17 18 9 » 18 „ 21, 24 17 20 18 7 134 SHIPPING LIST

Abbreviations—Sh. Ship; br. Barque; bg. Brig; sc. Schooner:

si. Sloop ; sm. Smack ; st, sh. Steam-Ship ; st. tug Steam-Tug.

Vessels' Names 135

Ben Nevis br Nicoll 1841 Anderson Betsy si Norrre Betsy Ann Deas sc Stiven Betsy & Nell Dunn Betsy & Margt. Clark Blackness Murray Bolivar DuiF Brittania Packet Watson British King Hutton Briton Duncan Brothers Reid Bunyion Dorward Caledonia Camel Batchelor Camolla Urquhart Catherine Smith Catherines Baird Celt Crockatt Ceres Chance Harris Chase Watson Charlotte so Fyffe Choice bg Paris City of Rotterdam sc Lee Clio bg M earns Clyde si Wishart Commod. Napier bg Clark Courier sc Mann Craigie Cyrus Thomson Daisy Young Dame Crammond Dart Gowans David Taylor David Key Ireland Diadem Sirihot Diana Turpie DukeofRichmond br Clark Dundee st. sh Kidfi Dundee Patrick Dundee Greig Earl Durham Cabel Eclipse Reach Eclipse Smith Elbe Gray Eliza Wilson Elizabeth Smith 136

Electra 137

Helen Cook Mather Henry Bell Herald Hermes Hero Herschel Highlander Hirondelle Hirondelle

Hope si Hope bt Horn sh H umber sm Hunters bg I mod bg Indus br Isabella bs Isabella bg Isabella so Isabella si Isabella si Isabella & Margt. so Isla Jack Jackson James James Watt Jane Janet Jane Baxter Jane Christie Jane Erskine Jean Jean and Jessie Jeremiah Jessie Jessamine Jessie Greig Joanna .lohn John and Jean John and Jean John Black John Fergus Juno Lady Grant Lady Kinnaird Lady l.ilford ]38

Lady Panmure sc Yule 1839 Lady Scott sh M'Farren 1 .ark si Duthie Lass o' Gowrie st.sh Catanoch Laurel bg Duff Laverock Scott si Scott Leda bg Lyall Levana si Milne Liverpool Chalmers Livonia bg Duncan London st.sh Ewing London Rattray Lord Douglas Small Lord Panmure M'Neil Lucille Yule Lydia Simpson Madura -Mylne Margaret Christopher Margaret sc Kilgour Margaret si Laing Margarets sc Hill Margarets bg Forsyth Margt. & Elizab. si Deas Margaret & Jean si Rae Margaret & Mary si Wemyss Margt. Campbell si Gorrie Maria si Walker Marion Ann Gumming Margery RoUo Mars Cockerill Martin Angus Mary Ireland Mary Paton Mary Mill Mary Johnstone Mary Black Mary Kilgour Marys Leslie Mary and Ann Michie Mary and Rose Tervit Mary A. Meville Petrie Mary Key Key Mary Salter Gregory Mary Scott Low Maxwell Paton May Smith Mercury Moir Mersey M'Lean 139

Midas bg Keir Mobile br Modern Athens st.sh Montrose br Morgan bg Morgiana br Mountain Maid bg Nancy si Nancy si New Harriet bg Newc. & Ber, Pkt. si Noah bg Ocean Queen sh Oithona bg Olive sc Ophelia bg Origen si Orkie si Peggy si Perth St. sh Perth sc

Perth si Perthshire sc Peruvian br Pilot sc Premier bg Prince of Wales bg Princess Charlotte sh Princess Victoria sh Princess Royal st. sh Progress bg Providence si Pursuit bg P. T. R. sc Queen sc Rambler bg Rapid sc Raven sc Reform sc Return si Robert sc Robin Gray br Roe si Rose si Roseau br Rosanna br

Rover si Royal Bride bg 140

Ruby Duncan Saucy Jack Scipio Seaton Selma Shakspeare Shamrock Sir H. Parnell Sir James Kempt bg Sir John Ogilvy bg Sir W. Wallace St. tug Sovereign sc Spinks bg Star si

Stephens si Stirling br Success si Superb br Superior br Sultana bg Susan & Isabella si Susanna sh Swan si Swift si Tay sc Tay st.sh Tay si Tay si Tay si Tay si Tayfield st.sh Thetis br Thetis bg Thomas bg Thomas sc Thomas si Thomsons sc Tid sc Tinker si Town of Dundee sc Triton bg Triumph sc Twin Brothers sc Udny sc Union sc Universe sh Urania sc Uva bg 141

Venture Raitt Venus Verdant Vera Victoria Vine Vintage Vixen Vulcan Wallace Warrior Washington Wave Wellington Westmoreland Whitely William bg William William Williams Williams bt William Carey bg William & James sc William & Nancy sc —;

ADYEETyElEKTS.

FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

PATRONS. Most Noble the Marquis of Breadalbane. Right Hon. Earl of Strathmore, Right Hon, Lord Douglas. Right Hon. Earl of Kinnoull. Right Hon. Lord Gray. Right Hon. Earl of Airlie. Right Hon. Lord Panmure. Right Hon. Earl of Mansfield. Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird.

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. Andrew Pitcairn, Esq. of Pratis. John Wright, Esq., Perth. Thos. Bell, Esq. of Bellmont. Major John Guthrie, Perth, C. Guthrie, Esq. of Taybank. William Peddie, Esq. of Pit- Robert Lyall, Esq., Carcary. cullen Bank, Perth. John Aberdein, Esq., Montrose. James Condie, Esq. of Strowie. John xM'Nicoll, Esq., Craig. R. H. MoncriefF, Esq,, Perth. A. Stewart, Esq. of Derculich.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS. Alexander Balfour, Esq. William Thorns, Esq. George Duncan, Esq., M.P. David Keith, Esq. Peter Kinmond, Esq. David Miln, Esq. Thomas Hunter, Esq. David Martin, Esq. .lames Watson, Esq. John Bovd Baxter, Esq. William Powrie, Esq. John Duff, Esq.

r^"^ HIS is the only native ESTablishjient for Fire In-

-^ surance connected with Dundee or the surrounding district

and the Directors respectfully solicit for it a continuance of that

support which it has hitherto enjoyed.

Insurance on all kinds of property is effected on the most favour-

able terms ; and the duty on farming stock—including bestial, agricultural produce, utensils, and implements of husbandry having been repealed, policies are now issued on Farming Stock free of duty. By order of the Directors, P. H. Thoms, Manager, ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ordersfor Insurance are received at the Company^s Office, 14 Cowgate, Dundee, and by thefollowing Agents.

Messrs John Phin, S.S.C. . . . Edinburgh,

Stewart and Murray, . . . Perth.

John Yeaman, . . , Forfar.

David Guthrie and Sons, . . Brechin.

Alexander Gordon, . . . Montrose.

Andrew Binny, . , . . Arbroath.

Duncan Wilkie, . . . Kirriemuir. Robert Taylor, .... Cupar Fife. W. F. Ireland, ... St Andrews,

Thomas Anderson, . . . Newburgh. David Low, .... Alyth.

Alexander Robertson, . . . Blairgowrie.

SCOTTISH (WIDOWS' FUND) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

DUNBEE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, Bart., Chairman. George Duncan, Esq., M.P. William D. Proctor, Esq. | George Moon, Esq. John Smith, Esq. | W. L. Gibson, M.D., Consulting Surgeon. P. H. Thoms, Agent and Secretary to Local Board.

Office, St Andrew's Place. CARD.

NODDIES TO LET ON HIRE.

THOMAS LYON begs most respectfully to intimate, that, at the solicitation of a number of his Friends and others, he has purchased neat comfortable NODDIES, which he is now ready to Hire Out for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen visiting at Private Parties, Balls, &c. ; and hopes, by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of public favour.

Orders left at the Albert Tavern, north-east corner of Greenmarket (foot of Vault), will meet with prompt attention. ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. ALEXANDER LAWSON, FURNISHING IRONMONGER; STOVE, GRATE, AND NAIL MANUFACTURER; IRON, BRASS, COPPER, AND TIN-PLATE WORKER; GAS-FITTER; AND BLACKSMITH ; No. 25 HIGH STREET. LRATEF'UL for past favours, begs leave to acquaint theNobility, -*l Gentry, and the Public in general, that he has got to hand a fresh supply of Sporting Powder and Patent Shot, from the most approved makers ; also, F. Joyce's superior anti-corrosive Percussion Caps, and chemically prepared Gun Wadding. Single and Double Barrelled Guns. Has always on hand, an elegant assortment of Dining-room, Drawing-room, Parlour, and Bed-room Grates, of the newest patterns. Kitchens fitted-up with Grates, Ovens, Hot Plates, and Smoke Jacks, of the most approved principles. Also, an extensive Stock of Ivory- handled Table Knives and Forks of the best quality. Japanned Goods, Improved American Despatches, &c. NEW TEA, GROCERY, AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE.

'ILLIAM LYON most respectfully intimates to his Friends and the Public, that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS, in that SHOP No. 26 TOP OF MURRAYGATE

And that the whole has been carefully selected by himself in the first Markets, for cash, under very advantageous circumstances, so that he will be enabled to offer to the Public such articles at the price as cannot fail of giving satisfaction to purchasers, and insuring a continuance of their favours.

W. L., in commencing business in Dundee, begs leave to state, that his endeavour will be more to merit the support of his Customers, by keeping an article of the best quality and selling on a small profit, than by buying goods of an inferior description, which he could of course sell cheaper. The Stock to which he at present solicits the attention of the Public is entirely new; and, it being his determination to sell on the most reasonable terms, he pledges himself that those visiting his Shop will find goods, in quality and price, very much to their satisfaction. §t^ FOU HEADY 31 ONE Y ONLY. ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW HATTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2 REFORM STREET,

WALTER FOYER, HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURER, WM AS OPENED that elegant and well-known Shop, No. 2 -*^-^ Reform Street, with a magnificent and fashionable STOCK of GOODS for the present Season; In calling public attention to this Establishment, the Proprietor respectfully announces, that his

Stock has been selected with all that care and attention which long experience in the trade, and intimate knowledge of the best markets can command. He therefore can safely assert, that his Stock is not surpassed in richness, variety, or extent, by that of any House in tovvn. TO GENTLEMEN.

W. Foyer particularly calls attention to his LONDON BEAVER HATS, manufactured by the most eminent makers expressly for this Establishment, which, for style, lightness, aud dura- bility, cannot be surpassed ; also, the NEW FRENCH SATIN and GERMAN VELVET HATS. THE PATENT SHORT-NAPPED BEAVER HAT,

Price only 17s. 6d. .^ These Hats are particularly recommended for general wear, which being cut by machinery to any length, according to the taste of the purchaser, and being dyed in London, are consequently the most superior article hitherto ofTered at the price. ADVERTISEMENTS.

LADIES' and MISSES' BEAVERS, in the Newest Parisian and London Shapes, for the approaching Season. TO TRADESMEN. W. F. solicits attention to his Stock of STUFF and SILK HATS, which will be found very durable and cheap in price. M'INTOSH'S WATERPROOF GARMENTS.

Codrington Coats—weight only 20 ounces—in great variety.

LEATHER HAT-CASES ; CARPET BAGS ; DINNER AND DRESS SATIN STOCKS.

P. GILRUTH, 33 OVERGATE,

• EGS to intimate, that he has always on hand, for Wholesale

and Retail, an extensive assortment of HOUSE FURNISH- INGS, JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, TOYS, COMBS, & BEADS

\s'ith a variety of other Articles, which he is determined to sell at

uncommonly low prices. Terms.—Ready Money. SILK, WOOLLEN, COTTON, AND LINEN DYEING.

"g'OHN STEVENSON begs to inform his Friends and the Public, ^^ that, in addition to his Premises, Constitution Road, he has OPENEDthatShopNo. 17 Nethergate, being the third shop east from Tally Street, where orders will be received for CLEANING, DYEING, and DRESSING aU kinds of SILK, WOOLLEN, COTTON, and LINEN GOODS,— viz. Velvets, Satins, Sarsnets, Mouseline de Laines, Chalies, and Orleans Cloths, Poplins, Canton Crape, Bombazines, Indianas, Merinos, India and British Shawls, Ribbons, && Mournings Dyed on the shortest Notice.

Blacks changed to other colours ; Moreen cleaned, dyed, and

watered ; Calico Prints cleaned, starched, and glazed ; Table and Carpet Covers cleaned, re-dyed, and pressed; Carpets & Rugs cleaned. Gentlemen's Clothes and Ladies' Cloaks renovated. Linen Yarns

dyed Indigo Blue, and all other colours. No. 17 Nethergate, Dundee,

August 4, 1842. ; ;

ADVERTISEMENTS. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 10 CASTLE STREET. JAMES CHALMERS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, PRINTER, AND MUSIC SELLER,

"AS for SALE the following:—Ledgers; Journals; Day Books;

Lithographic Prints ; Drawing Papers ; Pocket Books Writing Paper— Whatman's and others; Inks; Ink-stands;

Wax, Wafers ; Quills and Pens ; Pen Knives ; Slates ; Folders ; Pen- cils ; Packing Papers ; Bristol, Engine, and Bonnet Boards ; Message and Flaying Cards; Drawing Instruments and Colours; Fishing

Rods and Tackle; Globes; Quadrants; Maps; Charts; and all the Papers requisite for the Custom-house; Black, Blue, Red, and Copy- ing Inks. Music AND Musical Instruments — Pianofortes; Violins

Strings, &c. ; Flutes ; Bugles ; Clarionets; Fifes ; Flageolets ; &c.

Songs ; Pianoforte and Flute Music ; Tutors ; Music Paper and Music Paper Books.

LETTERPRESS AND LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING,

Neatly executed with Accuracy and Despatch.

BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

Ledgers, &c., ruled by a Machine, and bound to any pattern.

* Orders received for all New Works and Periodical Publications.

BOOKS PUBLISHED BY J. CHALMERS.

History of Dundee, from its origin to the present time. Price 2s

Four Sermons, preached in St Paul's Episcopal Church, Dundee, in

1841 and 1842. By J. B. Pratt, M.A. Price Is. 6d.

Dissertations on the Prophecies. By the Rev. J. Wilson. Price Is.

Chalmers' Tables for assisting in Calculations ; useful to Importers, Merchants, Shipowners, Grocers, &c. Also, a Selection from the New Tariff for Duties on Goods Imported. Price 2s. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Russell's (Rev. Dr.) Discourse, on the Way of Salvation. Price Is.

Chistes ; or Anecdotes and Stories in the Spanish l^anguage ; with a

Vocabulary. Price 9d.

Jewish and Eastern Customs : Collected from the most celebrated

Travellers and the most eminent Critics. Price 2s. boards. An Account of the Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Dundee. Price 6d. A Description of the County of Angus in the Year 1678. By the Rev. Robert Edward. Price 3d.

On Health, and the Means of Preserving it. Price 4d. sewed.

A Letter to the Abettors of Universal Pardon. Price 3d.

The History of Masonry : From the Creation of the World to the present time. Price Gd. sewed. A Familiar Introduction to the Study of English Grammar. By A. F. Meuller. Third Edition. Price 3d.

D. MACINTOSH, BOOKSELLER, 18 ST ANDREW'S PLACE,

HAS FOR SALE, , r^l HE largest and most valuable collection of OLD and NEW -^ BOOKS in the Scotch Market, with the exception of Edin- burgh and Glasgow. CATALOGUES, containing a full description of the Books, with prices, may be had as above. TOURISTS and STRANGERS visiting Dundee, will find this Collection particularly attractive frSm its variety and value, and the excellent condition of the Books.

Sheet Lhts sent free to Literary Gentlemen and Book-Collectors.

LIBRARIES AND SMALLER PARCELS OF BOOKS PURCHASED FOR CASH, OR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

Orders executed by Lewis Smith, Bookseller, Aberdeen ; Smith and Son, Glasgow; Waterston and Son, Hanover Street, Edinburgh,— of whom Catalogues may be had.

Entrance to 18 St Andrew's Place, by Peter's Court,

first stair, east side.