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Dundee Directory DUNDEE PUBLIC LIBRARIES LOCAL COLLECTION No. This Collection is based upon the " Old Dundeel " Collection by Mr A. C. Lamb, F. S.A.Scot., (died 1897), presented by Edward Cox, Esq., M.A., of: Cardean, in 1901. LOCAL fflSTORY Coo S7':i ^"^^K coo 572 882X Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/dundeedirectory184243prin S,,,^^/^^;^^ oZ€^ ^N --.-^fvX ' VNl>,.>^yv'^ r-. ; ; THE 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 num- ber 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. A. 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
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