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THE BON ACCORD
DIRECTORY.
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1841-42.
ABERDEEN PUBLISHED BY THE BOOKSELLERS.
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ABERDEEN rjUN'TED AT THE HERALD OFFICE, BY JOHN FINLAYSON.
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TKOVOST OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN.
My Loud Provost,
I havb again the honour to bring out The Bon-Accord
Directory under your patronage. In offering my grateful acknowledgment for this kindness, allow me to state that every endeavour has been made to render the publication worthy of your favourable regard.
I have the honour to remain,
* My Lord Provost,
Your obliged humble Servant,
JAMBS H. WILSON.
79, King Strket, July 21, 1841.
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CONTENTS.
Introduction, ———vii Society of Advocates, ————— 25 Counting-house Calendar, &c viii Public Officers, 27 Messengers-at-Arms and Sheriff- Section I. Municipal Insti- officers, ————— ,—— 28 tutions.
Magistrates of Aberdeen, — 1 Section IV. — Revenue De- Committees of Council, — 1 Municipal Wards of the City,™ 2 partment. Post-office and Rates, 29 Parliamentary Boundaries of do. 3 &c.,—— Offices of Stamps and Table of Petty Customs,-— 4 Taxes,— 38 Regulation of Public Stilliards,- 5 Offices of Excise and Customs,— 38 Table of Weigh-house and Pack- house Dues, — 6 — Section V. Commercial Es- Dean of Guild Court, — 7 tablishments. Incorporated Trades, — - 8 Banks,-. «— . 38 Police Establishment, — 9 Shipping Companies, ——— 41
Shoredues and Passengers' Lug- Alphabetical List of Streets, Squares, Lanes, &c———— 43 Morton's Slip, ~ — 11 Prices of Ballast, —— 12 Tug Steam-boats, — - 12 Directory. Pilotage Fees,—— —- 12 New Aberdeen,——— 51 Table of Imports and Exports,— 12 Old Aberdeen, 172 Aberdeen Shipping, —— 13 Woodside, &c. ————178 Rates of Fare for Carters, &c. of Coals, - 17 Appendix. Stages Porters' Stations and Rates of Mail and Coaches, —184 Carriers places of putting up, —185
Carriers, List of, -185 List of Shore and Harbour Por- Fire-Engine Establishment,—189 ters, ~ 19 Billeting of Soldiers, — 190 II. Ecclesiastical Section — Society of Apothecaries, .——190 Department. Spalding Club, — 191 Meeting- Churches, Chapels, and Mechanics' Institution, ———191 houses, ———»—~- —— 21 Rural Constabulary, ——191 22 Dissenting Bodies,——-— Stamp Duties, —,192 Churchyard Dues, ——~— 22 Alphabetical List of Streets, Woodside, ———— .—195 Section III. Legal Depart- ment. Courts of Law, 23 Advertisements,——— 197
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INTRODUCTION.
The Bon-accord Directory, for 1841-2, is offered to the public as a great improvement upon its predecessor, inasmuch as
First, The List of Names and Designations has been ex- tended, and rendered scrupulously accurate in detail. This department of the work being of such a complicated and diffi- cult character, it can hardly be expected to be absolutely cor- rect; but it is confidently hoped that any errors that may be discovered will be of a very trivial description.
Second, The Mercantile Tables and Local Lists have been constructed so as to suit the convenience of both the Counting- house and the Domestic Establishment. The section which comprises the Postage Rates presents, perhaps, the most com- prehensive and valuable epitome of Postage Duties and Regu- lations that can possibly be compiled. The information given under this head is drawn from the most authentic sources; and the calculations upon which the Tables are based, may be de- pended upon as extremely accurate. From these Tables, it may be ascertained at once what the Postage of a letter is from the Post-office of Aberdeen to any part of the world.
Third, The work is accompanied by a Map of the County, a Front View of the new Public Schools Building, and a Per- spective Drawing of the new Market Street. The Map of the
County is engraved on steel, by Lizars, and corrected down to the present year. The views are drawn with great care, and lithographed in the highest style of the art.
Generally, The publication partakes more of the character of an Almanac than its predecessor; and for most practical purposes, it may be said to be an Almanac and a Directory combined.
In these circumstances, it is hoped that The Bon-Accord
Directory, will be considered worthy of the confidence and encouragement of the Citizens of Aberdeen.
Aberdeen, July 21, 1841. COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR, 1841-42.
JULY. SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER. Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 3 10 17 24 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 3 10 17 24 Fri. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 6 13 20 27 AUGUST. OCTOBER. DECEMBER. Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 4 11 18 25 1842.
JANUARY. MAY. SEPTEMBER. Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 2 9 16 23 30 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 4 11 18 25 Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 5 12 19 26 Wed. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Thurs.6 13 20 27 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 7 14 21 28 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 Sat. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 3 10 17 24 FEBRUARY. JUNE. OCTOBER. Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Mod. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Tues. 1 8 15 22 Tues. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 2 9 16 23 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 3 10 17 24 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 6 13 20 27 Fri. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 3 10 17 24 Fri. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 MARCH. JULY. NOVEMBER. Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed, 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 3 10 17 24 Fri. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 5 12 19 26 APRIL. AUGUST. DECEMBER. Sun. 3 10 17 24 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Sun. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 4 11 18 25 Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 5 12 19 26 Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Wed. 3 10 17 24 31 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 4 11 18 25 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 1 8 15 22 29 Fri. 5 12 19 26 Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 Sat. 6 13 20 27 Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 BANK HOLIDAYS.
When a holiday falls on a Sunday, the Monday following is kept. ;
SECTION I.— MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.
Lord Provost, THOMAS BLAIKIE, Esq. Baillies.
Pat. Simpson, manufacturer | James Forbes, merchant Leslie Clark, merchant Lewis Crombie of Kirkhill Office-bearers. George Thompson, Jun., shipowner, Dean of Guild. Alexander Webster, Treasurer. Alex. Hadden, Yr. of Persley, Master of Shore Works. George Henry, merchant, Master of Kirk and Bridge Works. Andrew Oldman, merchant, Master of Mortifications.
R. Catto, Jun. , merchant, Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital. Councillors. William Allen, merchant Alex. Smith of Glenmillan James Nicol, advocate D. Chalmers of Westburn William Philip, merchant Win. Fraser, merchant William Ross, advocate Neil Smith, Jun., do. John Angus, advocate, Town^Clerk. David Keith, advocate, Town- Clerk-Depute. Alexander Fraser, advocate, Chamberlain. Alex, and John Cadenhead, advocates, Procurators- Fiscal. James Simpson, advocate, Legal Assessor. John Smith, architect, Superintendent of Works. John Blaikie, Inspector of Weights.
COMMITTEES OF THE MAGISTRATES & COUNCIL, 1840. Finance. — The Treasurer, Convener; Messrs. Hadden and
Chalmers ; Baillie Crombie and the Provost.
Education. — The Provost, Convener ; Baillie Forbes ; the Trea- surer; Messrs. Philip, Ross, Oldman, Nicol, and N. Smith. Bridge of Dee. — The Master of Kirk and Bridge Works, Con* vener ; Messrs. Hadden, Philip, Chalmers ; the Treasurer ; Bail- lie Crombie, and the Provost. Churches. —The Master of Kirk and Bridge Works, Convener; the Dean of Guild ; the Treasurer ; Messrs. Ross, A. Smith, Philip, and Catto.
Town's Public Schools Buildings The Education Committee ; and Messrs. Hadden and Chalmers—the Provost, Convener. Town's Mills, and Grinding of Flour ( Applications for Permis- sion] Baillie Simpson, Convener ; Baillie Forbes ; Dean of
Guild ; Messrs. Hadden, Allen, Philip, and Neil Smith. Town's Finks and Bents Baillie Simpson, Convener; Messrs. Hadden, Allen, and Catto.
Lands of Easter Carnie The Treasurer, Convener ; Baillies
Clark and Crombie ; Dean of Guild ; Messrs. Oldman, Alex. Smith, Nicol, and Ross.
Watch-house Cells. — The Four Baillies ; Messrs. Ross, Philip, and Alex. Smith— Baillie Simpson, Convener. Customs, Boat and Watch House. —The Treasurer, Convener; the Master of Shore Works ; Baillie Simpson ; Dean of Guild Messrs. Allen and Catto. Portrait of Provost James Blaikie The Provost and Magis- trates. ;
Burgesses of Guild—Fees payable by Sons of Burgesses The
Dean of Guild, Convener ; Baillies Clark and Forbes ; the Trea- surer ; Messrs. Hadden, Fraser, Ross, Nicol, and Neil Smith. Justice Mills'* Dam ( Removal ofJ — Water Courses generally —
The Provost, Convener; the Treasurer ; Baillies Simpson and
Forbes ; Messrs. Fraser, Philip, and Chalmers. Guildry (Stamps of Admission) —The Dean of Guild, Con« vener ; Councillors of the Legal Profession, and City Assessor. New Post Office. —The Provost and Baillies, the Dean of Guild, and Treasurer— Provost, Convener. Ma.rischal College— Competition Arrangements. — The Magistrates and Education Committee. Examination of Town's Grammar and other Public Schools. — The Magistrates and Education Committee. Ground on Site of Old Lime Basin Finance Committee. Prisons' Act—Assessments.— Baillie Forbes, Convener; Baillie
Crombie ; the Treasurer ; Messrs. Nicol, Philip, Catto, Neil
Smith ; and the City Assessor. Town's Reserved Grounds at Stocket, and Denburn Improve- ments Baillie Forbes, Convener; Baillies Simpson and Clark the Treasurer ; Messrs. Allen, Philip ; and the City Assessor. Castle Street Improvements —The Provost and Magistrates-; Finance Committee ; and Messrs. Nicol, Philip, and Fraser—the Provost, Convener.
MUNICIPAL WARDS OF THE CITY.
Under the Burgh Reform Act, the Magistrates and Councillors are elected by the parliamentary electors within the burgh, which is, for the convenience of polling, divided into three Wards, each of which sends six representatives to the Town Council. Of these two retire every year, when their places are, of course, supplied by a new election.
First Ward To consist of that portion of the royalty which
is included within the following boundary, viz. : — Beginning on the seashore, at the point where the north boundary of the royalty touches the shore, and following the said north boundary westward, till it touches the turnpike road leading from In-
verury to Aberdeen ; southward, along that road and the Gal- lowgate to Broad street, and along Broad street to Union street; along Union street; along Union street to Castle street and Justice street, eastward to Park lane, along Park lane and the road or street leading along the foot of the
Castlehill to James street ; along James street, and continue ing in a line due south from the termination of the same to the
Dee ; eastward, along the Dee to the mouth of that river, and thence northward along the seashore to the point where the north boundary of the royalty touches the shore Polling- place, in the Court-house. Second Ward—To consist of that portion of the royalty which
is included within the following boundary, viz. : — Beginning at the centre of Union street, opposite the Back wynd, andkeep«
ing along the Back wynd to Schoolhill ; westward, along Schoolhill and Woolmanhill to the point where the Millburn
crosses Spa street, near the Steps of Gilcomston ; from that point northward by the boundary of the royalty, and following the said boundary eastward, till it meets the north-west point
of the boundary of the First Ward ; then southward by the Inverury road and Gallowgate to Broad street, and along
Broad street to Union street ; along Castle street and Justice
street eastward to Park lane ; along Park lane and the road or street leading along the foot of Castlehill to Justice street, and continued in a line due south from the termination of the .
same to the Dee ; thence up the river to where the same is in- tersected by a line drawn south in continuation of the Shore-
brae ; thence up the said line, Shorebrae, and Shiprow, to Union street, and along Union street westward to the point opposite the Back wynd, where the description of the Ward began Polling-place, Cruickshank's Hall, Schoolhill. Third Ward. —To consist of that portion of the royalty which is included within the following boundary, viz. : — Beginning at the point where the Millburn crosses Spa street, near the
Steps of Gileomston ; thence along Woolmanhill and School-
hill to a point opposite the north end of Back wynd ; along
Back wynd southward to Union street ; along Union street eastward to opposite the head of Shiprow, down Shiprow and Shorebrae, and in prolongation of the termination of the latter
to the intersection with the river Dee ; thence up the river Dee to the mouth of the burn of Ferryhill, and from the mouth of the burn of Ferryhill, following the boundary of the royalty, to the point on the Millburn, near the Steps of Gileomston, where the description of the Ward began. — Polling-place, at the Water Reservoir, Union Place.
The following Parishes are comprehended within the respective Wards.
Ward First. — Comprehending North, Greyfriars, and St. Cle- ment's Parishes, and a small part of Old Machar, at Cause- wayend. Ward Second.-— Comprehending East and West Parishes, and a small part of Old Machar, at Causewayend Ward Third— Comprehending South Parish, and that part of Old Machar within the Ward.
Number ofMunicipal Electors, 1S40. First Ward, .„~ 598") Second Ward, — 677 V Total, 1890. Third Ward, „™™ 615 J
PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY.
From the point on the north west of the town, at which the Scatter Burn joins the river Don, down the river Don to the point at which the same joins the sea ; thence along the seashore to the point at which the river Dee joins the sea ; thence up the river Dee to a point which is distant a hundred yards (measured along the river Dee) above the Bridge of Dee; thence, in a straight line, to the point at which the march between the parishes of Old Machar and Banchory Devenick crosses the old Deeside road; thence northward along the march between the parishes of Old Machar and Banchory Devenick, and Old Machar and Newhills, to the point first described. — The Parliamentary Burgh has been divided, for convenience— of polling, into the following five Wards or Districts : First Ward or District— Comprehending East and St. Cle- ment's Parishes — Polling-place, at or near Weigh-house Square. Second Ward or District Comprehending North and Grey friars Parishes. — Polling-place, at or near north side of Castle street. Third Ward or District Comprehending Westand South Pa- rishes Polling-place, at or near the north Gate of Robert Gordon's Hospital. Fourth Ward or District. — Comprehending those parts of the Parish of Old Machar which are situated to south of the Den- burn, andjthat part of the Parish of Banchory Devenick, near .
the Bridge of Dee, comprehended within the boundary of the Burgh, as fixed by the said Act of Parliament— Polling- place, at or near the crossing of Rose street and Thistle street northward from Union Place. Fifth Ward oa District Comprehending those parts of the Parish of Old Machar which are situated between the Den- burn on the south, and the river Don on the north. — Polling- place, at or near the Town-house of Old Aberdeen. Number of Parliamentary Electors,— 2369. Alexander Bannerman, Esq., M.P. for the City.
POPULATION OF THE CITY 1831. Increase Males. Females. Total. since 1821 East Parish,, 1600™« 2246™- 3846"| West, 3909™„ 5021 ™- 8930 North,. 2019 „,~ 2597 — - 4616 South,, 1803 m„ 2510™- 4313 > 13223. Grey friars, ™~- 2155™~ 2551 ™* 4706 St. Clement's,,. 2651 „„ 3850™- 6501 Old Machar,„ 11098 ~™ 14009 ™ ., 25017
25235 32784 58019
Population of the City at different periods. Year, 1396 1572 1531 1592 1615 1633 1643 Pop. „, 2977 ™- 4000 ™, 5833 — 7301 — 7805 — 8000 ™. 8750 Year, 1708 1755 1301 1811 1821 1831 Pop. ™ 10,556 ~ 15,730 „ 27,608 ~ 35,370 „ 44,796 „ 58,019.
TABLE OF PETTY CUSTOMS.
Victual. 1. For each Chalder of Victual brought into this Burgh and Port thereof, by Sea, Bell Custom, 2§d, and for the Toll Measure thereof, .3 d, in all 6d (Bear, Barley, Wheat, and Flour being exempted). 2. Each Boll of Malt coming to this Burgh for sale, whether ground at the Town's Mills or not, Bell Custom, CUd, and for Toll, ^d, in all, 4d. 3. Each Load of Meal or Sids, containing 6 firlots, coming to this Burgh to be sold, Custom, 3od, Housemaill, Id, and for
Weights, I'd, in all, 6d ; the peck of Sids being reckoned at the weight of 12 lbs, and larger quantities in proportion. (All to be paid at the Customers' Stations.) 4. All Meal, being Lairds' Farms, brought to Town and lodged
in Cellars for sale, as follow : — By residing Burgesses, 8d the Chal-
der ; by non-residing Burgesses, Is the Chalder; and by all other persons, ls4d the Chalder. And for Farmers' Bolls, brought into Town and lodged for sale, 3d the Boll by persons of all descriptions. 5. Oats, Pease, Beans, and all other raw or unmanufactured Grain (excepting Bear, Wheat, and Rye), each Boll, 2d; each cwt. of Split Pease and Hulled Barley, 2d. Bark.
6. Each Boll of Bark, by Land or Fresh Water Carriage, 2_d ; and all Bark coming by Sea, for each Chalder, 5 d.
Fruit. 7. Each Peck of Apples or Pears, coming by Land or Fresh Water Carriage, ^d. 8. Each Peck of Berries or Bush Fruit, of every kind, ^d.
Muscles and Cockles. 9. Each Peck of Cockles or Muscles, Jd. Fleshes and Skins 10. For each Carcass of Beef, Toll Custom, Jd, Bell Custom, Id, in all, 1 d. U. Each Calf or Swine, Id. 12. Each Sheep, Goat, or Lamb, id—over and above the usual Stand-room or Maill, which is 4d every Market day, payable by un- freemen Fleshers. 13. Each dozen of Sheep Skins, Id. 14. Each dozen of Lamb Skins, ^d. All Skins presented to the Market by Butchers, with the Mtitton Bunks, and also Hog Skins and Shearling, are exempted from Custom. Fowls, Poultry, and Eggs. 15. Each Goose or Turkey, \d. 16. Each dozen of Hens or other Poultry, Id. 17. Each dozen of Chickens, %d. 18. Each four dozen of Eggs, ^d. Timber.
1 9. Each Horse-back Load of Timber, id. 20. Each Single Cart Load thereof, l^dT 21. Each Double Cart Load thereof, 3d. 22. Five Cubic Feet of unmanufactured Timber is reckoned equal to a Horse-back Load, and pays accordingly Jd.
And all manufactured Timber or made Work is to pay 1J percent, of the Value, when brought to Town. Fish. 23. Each Back Burden of Dry and Salted Fish, £d. 24. Each Horse back Load thereof, jd. 25. Each Single Cart Load thereof, Ijd. 26. Each Double Cart Load thereof, 3d.
Sutter and Cheese. 27. Each Stone of Butter, Weighing Dues,^' 28. Each Stone of &}***»
Wool and Cloth. 29. Each Stone of Wool, besides Weighing Dues, ljd. 30. For each 20 Ells of Woollen Cloth, Linen, Green or Bleach- ed Sheeting, Ticking, and Winsey, Id (Fingrums excepted). 31. Each 20 Ells of Green or Bleached Harden, f|d. Pigs, or Earthen Ware. 32. Each Horse back Load thereof, \d. 33. Each Single Horse Cart Load thereof, l^d. 34. Each Double Horse Cart Load thereof, 3d. Besides the usual Standmaill or Rent.
Shoes. 35. Each unfree Cordiner or Shoemaker, with Shoes for sale, l&, besides Standmaill, which is l^d, in all, 2d.
Stands at the Cross. 36. Each Chapman's Stand, every Market day, Id. 37. Each Huxter, Dealer in Old Clothes, or in Earthen Ware, Id. 38. Each Auctioneer, every day he Auctions on the Street, Is.
And all Freemen also pay the same Standmaill, when they are ac- commodated with Stands by the Town.
REGULATIONS OF THE PUBLIC STILLIARDS.
1. The Weighers must attend regularly every lawful day, at their respective Weighing Stations, and give ready service and despatch on all occasions. 2. The Weighers must be careful and exact in their weighing, and a writing under their hand shall be held a sufficient evidence MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
of the weight of any article so weighed ; which writing they shall be obliged to give when demanded, on payment of the established weighing Dues. 3. The Weighers must be answerable for any neglect or mistake committed by them in the execution of their duty. 4. The Proprietor of any article which has been once weighed, suspecting a mistake in the weighing, shall be entitled to have the same reweighed, at the same, or any other of the Public Stilliards, on payment of half Dues; and if it shall be found that any error has been committed, the Weigher guilty thereof shall forfeit Ten Shillings sterling, to be disposed of as the Magistrates think proper. 5. Each Load of Hay, not exceeding Fifty Stone, exclusive of the carriage, shall pay, of Weighing Dues, 3d; above Fifty Stone,
4d ; each Load of Merchandize, not exceeding Twelve cwt., ex- clusive of the carriage, 4d ; above Twelve and not exceeding
Twenty cwt., 6d ; above Twenty cwt., 8d ; Coals, at the rate of Id. per boll.
TABLE OF WEIGH-HOUSE AND PACK-HOUSE DUES.
1. All Pork and Beef sold in bulk by butchers or others, is liable in the payment of 3d sterling per cwfc for Weighing Dues; and to be weighed nowhere but in the public Weigh-house ; and strangers or unfreemen to pay 2d. per cwt. 2. All Rough Fat and Tallow, Butter and Cheese, brought to the market for sale, is liable in payment to the Tacksman of the Weigh-house of 2d sterling per stone of twenty-eight pounds avoirdupois. r 3. Feathers and Downs weighed in the W eigh house pay 2d sterling per stone of Weigh-house Dues, viz. —the Feathers at the rate of twenty-three pounds weight English per stone ; and Downs at sixteen pounds English per stone. 4. Each sack of Meal, not exceeding six firlots, weighed in the Weigh»house, pays 4d sterling per sack. 5. All Coal Vessels are appointed to prove their Coal Metts in the public Weigh-house three times at unloading of each cargo, in
order to prevent fraud and to do justice to the buyer and seller ; and there is payable for proving each of the said Metts 3d sterling. 6. All Wool brought to the town's market for sale, is liable in payment to the Tacksman of the Weigh-house of Two Shillings and Eight Pennies Scots, for each stone of twenty-eight pounds English. 7. All Stockings, Plaidings, and other Goods, packed in the said Pack-house, are to pay 2d sterling for each barrel bulk belonging to freemen ; and unfreemen to pay 4d per barrel for package of such Goods ; and which are to be allowed to lie in the Warehouse for Twenty Days after Package, without being chargeable with any additional dues. 8. All Iron belonging to burghers or freemen to be allowed to lie in the Weigh-house, free of any warehouse rent or lyage dues ; but is to be liable in payment of Id sterling per cwt. for Weighing Dues; and unfreemen to pay 2d per cwt. for weighing of their Iron. 9. All Goods whatsoever (notparticularlyspecifiedin this Table), weighed in the public Weigh-house, belonging to freemen or bur- gesses, pay Id sterling per cwt, British ; and strangers or unfree men to pay 2d per cwt. on such Goods. And each separate Weigh- ing under a cwt. pays likewise Id for Weighing Dues by freemen, and unfreemen, 2d. 10. All Goods and Merchandize (not particularly specified in this Table), lodged in the Weigh-house or Store-house, to pay at the rate of Id sterling per barrel bulk, for each Night during Thirty Nights; and thereafter to pay |d per barrel bulk for each Night. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. /
11. All theinhabitantsare prohibited from weighing, or allowing to be weighed, in their houses, or anywhere else, to the prejudice of the public Weigh-house, any Pork, Beef, Rough Fat, Tallow, Butter, Cheese, Wool, or any other article, liable in Weigh-house Dues, under the penalty of 5s sterling for each transgression, to be paid to the Tacksman or Collector of Weigh-house dues. And the Tacksman of the Weigh-house only, but no other person, shall be entitled to receive and lodge in the Weigh-house, for payment of the usual dues, all such Goods and Merchandize as are not claimed by the owners, or where they have not authorized any person in Aberdeen to take charge of them. 12. All Rough Fat, Tallow, Butter, Cheese, and other articles brought to the market for sale, and liable in the payment of Weigh house dues, having paid the said dues at coming into town, the owner thereof shall be entitled to have the same weighed gratis, by the Tacksman of the Weigh house, providing no less quantity than a stone be weighed at once. 13. The Tacksman or Collector of Weigh-house dues is hereby ordered to have always a Copy of this Table at the Weigh-house for inspection of all concerned ; and that the lieges may not be im- posed upon, he shall be obliged, under the penalty of 20s. sterling, also to carry about with him a copy thereof, to be produced, if re* quired, to any person from whom he collects.
DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
George Thompson, Jun., shipowner, Dean of Guild.
Assessors.
Chas. Runcy Alex. Milne Pat. Whyte I Henry Adamson James Wyllie Alex. Low Alex. Connon James Home f David Pirie Alex. Nicol Alex. Sinclair H. C. Oswald
Alex. Fraser, Clerk — Alex. Mellis, Dean of Guild Officer.
The following is a summary of the privileges of a Burgess of Guild :—
1. He enjoys freedom of trade within burgh in the fullest manner.
2. He pays but three-fourths of the shoredues chargeable to un- freemen.
3. He is exempt from all burgh custom on articles brought into town for his own use.
4. He and his widow and children are entitled to the benefit of the Guildry funds.
5. His children have a preference for admission into Gordon's Hospital, and to certain bursaries at the Grammar School and at Marischal College.
6. Singular successors and heirs of Burgesses (though not Bur gesses themselves) entering to the town's fishings and free dom lands, pay only the same entry-money as Burgesses of Guild.
In 1840, there were paid to decayed Burgesses, and the widows and children of Burgesses, £1297 ; besides which there were paid to persons in decayed and indigent circumstances, chiefly widows and children of Burgesses, £465 15s. from other funds under the ad' ministration of the Magistrates and Council. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
Rates of Composition payable by Entrant Burgesses of Guild and Bur- gesses of Trade —EstMisJied by Acts of Council of 25th March, 1839, and 1st February, 1841.
How Appropriated. Amount BURGESSES OF GUILD. of Com- Additional position. Fund to Common Guild Box. Good.
Cla-ts. £ s. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 35 20 15 2. Apprentices and Sons-in-law of Burgesses 30 20 10 3. Sons of Burgesses admitted subse- quent to 25th March, 1S39 15 10 5 4. Sons of all other Burgesses, ex- cept those mentioned in classes 12 10 2 5. Sons of Burgesses who paid £50 or
10 8 ' II How How Paid. Amount Applied. of Com- BURGESSES OF TRADE. On Onpassing position. Common Receiving p. Common Remit. Indenture-
Class. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 15 8 6 8 6 13 4 15 8 6 8 5 3 6 8 8 6 8 6 6 8 5 16 8 6 6 8 4. Younger Sons of Crafts- 3 6 8 2 16 8 3 6 8 5. Eldest Sons of Crafts- 2 2 2
For Diploma, &c.—Burgess of Guild £1 1 6 Burgess of Trade £0 15 6 Remit 2 6 18 Stamps—Extraneans 3 1 ,, Apprentices and all others 10 1
INCORPORATED TRADES. Rev. John Murray, Minister of the North Parish, Patron. Alexander M'Kenzie, ( onvener. Robert Williams, cooper, Master of Hospital. Trades. Deacons. Soxmasters. Hammermen James Berry Charles Playfair Hakers Alexander Eddie ... William Stephen Wrights and Coopers.... James Henderson ... Charles Gordon Tailors John Fife Alexander Robb Shoemakers James Clyne James Greig Weavers John Leslie James Collie Fleshers James Stewart James Keith
John Fraser, Shoemaker, Factorfor the Widows'1 Fund. John Barron, watchmaker, Treasurer for the Widoics' Supplement* ary Fund. Alex. Robb, tailor, Treasurer of the Trades'1 School. — Thomas
Roger, Teacher ; Geo. Pittendrigh, Assistant. Alexander Allan and James Nicol, advocates, Conjunct Clerks and Assessors. Donaldson Riddel, Convener's Officer. At what time the Crafts of Aberdeen formed themselves, or were formed, into a joint Society is not known. About 1632, Dr. Guild, afterwards Principal of King's College, whose memory is greatly ;
MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
and justly cherished by the trades as their patron, founded an hos- pital for poor and needy artificers, in the monastery belonging for-
merly to the Holy Trinity monks ; and by a charter, dated (5th June, 1633, confirmed by Charles I. the 24th of same month, he gave to the crafts, for the use and benefit of the hospital, the monastery, church, and churchyard. By various other donations and bequests, by purchases of ground, and increase in its value, from its vicinity to the town, &c. the hospital funds have been vastly augmented
and last year ( 1840) £950 was distributed to 130 annuitants belong* ing to the different trades. In 1771, a Widows' Fund was instituted, the stock of which, arising from small payments by entrants, and one bequest of a £1000 lately from Dr. Martin of London, whose father was a mem- ber of the bakers' incorporation, now yields a handsome revenue, which is distributed among the widows. In 1816, the Supple* mentary Widows' Fund was instituted by Convener John Leslie. It was opened in 1828, during the founder's lifetime, by whom the
funds were distributed to the annuitants till his death in 1837 ; and the capital now amounts to about £2400. Besides these, each Corporation possesses funds of its own, de» voted to charitable and other purposes. These funds and the other affairs of the trade are managed by their own office-bearers, consist* ing of a Deacon and a Boxmaster, elected annuallyby the respec tive trades ; and in general the funds are ample—the property be- longing to them, lying in the vicinity of the town, being annually increasing in value.
POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.
By the Act 10th, Geo. IV. (1829), " for better paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, and improving the streets, lanes, and other public places and passages within the city of Aberdeen, and certain grounds adjacent; for regulating the police thereof, and for sup- plying the inhabitants with water," the city and suburbs are divided into nine Wards, each of which returns two Commissioners, who, with four ex officiis commissioners, are intrusted with the power of carrying the Act into effect. The qualification of electors is the oc- cupation of premises, within the respective Wards, assessed under the Act, and valued at not less than £5 of yearly rent ; and the Commissioners are chosen from electors occupying premises in the Ward, assessed under the Act, of the yearly value of not less than £15, and being likewise resident in the Ward. The election takes place on the second Thursday of October biennially. The next election is in 1841. COMMISSIONERS.
The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the City, and Con vener of the Trades, are ex officiis. , Ward First. —James Williams; George Jamieson Ward Second. —James Simpson; W. Matthews, Jun. Ward Third William Clark ; George Wisely
Ward Fourth. — Robert Stephen ; Andrew Sutherland Ward Fifth. —John Rose; William Clyne, Jun. Ward Sixth. —John Gibb; one vacant
Ward Seventh Dr. E. J. Ferguson ; Alex. Reid Ward Eighth. —John Smith; Alex. Torrie
Ward Ninth. — Archibald Simpson ; John Fleming William Elmslie, Treasurer and Collector William Smith, Clerk and Superintendent of Powder Magazine John Milne and William Mitchell, Under' Clerks James Leslie, Inspector and Superintendent of Water Works James Minty, Assistant Inspector of Police 10 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.
James Kay, Keeper of Steam-engine Water Works, Bridge of Dee liobert Barclay, Superintendent of Police Alexander Weir, Sergeant of Day-patrol George Gellan, Sergeant of Night-patrol Dr. Ogston, Medical Attendant James Simpson, Advocate, Law Agent Walter Smith and Alexander M'Lean, Assessors Lamplighters, 12 men— Scavengers, 45 men The Night watch consists of 47 men—the Day-patrol, of 8 men
Assessments.
General purposes—under £7 of rent, Is 3d per pound. Do. do. at and above £7 of rent, Is 6d per do. Water— Dwelling-houses, 9d per pound. All other premises, 4d per pound. Premises under £3 are exempted. Sixpence per pound additional is charged for water introduced to houses. The Assessments fall due on the 1st of November.
HARBOUR.
The present Harbour Act is 10th Geo. IV. c. 24, and was passed 14th May, 1829. It takes the exclusive management out of the hands of the corporation, adding five Burgesses of Guild and one member of the Incorporated Trades, elected biennially by ballot, and limits the period of completing the work to twelve years after its passing.
Trustees' Qualifications. — 1. Burgesses of Guild who stand rated in the Tax roll of the city, upon trade or business, to the ex- tent of £3000 annually, or are owners of 150 tons of shipping belonging to the port. 2. Members ofthe Incorporated Trades who stand rated in said Tax-roll, upon trade or business, to the extent of £1500, or are owners of 75 tons of shipping be- longing to the port. Electors' Qualifications — 1. Burgesses of Guild who stand rated in the Tax-roll of the city to the extent of £500, or are owners of 30 tons of shipping belonging to the port. 2. Members of the Incorporated Trades who stand rated in said Tax-roll to the extent of £400, or are owners of 25 tons of shipping belonging to the port. Copartnerships The same rules apply to companies carrying on business either as Burgesses of Guild or members of the Incorporated Trades, one partner in every such company being qualified as a Trustee or an Elector, as the case may be, for every sum sufficient to confer the qualification on an individual, "for which the company may stand rated in the Tax-roll.
The total amount of the Harbour Revenue for the year ending 12th September, 1840, was £17874 3 5 The Ordinary Expenditure during
the same period, was „ . 10938 3
Surplus, , £6936 3 2 Of this there has been expended on the works, „ 2271 3 7
Saving this year, ™_ £4664 19 7
The increase in the amount of Shoredues, for the past year, is £1644 4s Id. MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. 11
COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. The Provost, Chairman. Elected by the Council. Elected by the Burgesses. Baillies Simpson and Clark Robert Catto, merchant G. Thompson, jun. .Deem of Guild G. Elsmie, jun. Alex. Webster, City Treasurer William Duthie, shipowner A. Hadden, Master of Shore Alex. Forbes, merchant Works Alex. Milne, grain merchant David Chalmers, printer Elected by the Trades. William Allen, merchant Convener Cooper William Fraser, do. John Angus, Secretary and Clerk James Riddel, Collector and Treasurer J. Abernethy, Engineer and Superintendent of Works SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT. James Riddel, Collector Alexander Reid, James Nicol, William Smith, and Peter Riddel, Clerks and Sworn Bulkers W. R. Riddel, Book-keeper—John Reith, Assistant SIIOREDUES ON PASSENGERS' LUGGAGE, &C.
Burgess Unfreemen Dues. Dues.
Passengers' Luggage, exceeding 2 Bar- £ S. D. £ S. D. rel Bulk, for each Passenger, per 3 4 Barrel Bulk, Coaches and Carriages with 4 wheels, each 15 1 Britska, „ „„ 11 3 15 Phseton, „ 7 6 10 Gig, „ 3 9 5 Horse, Bull, Cow, or Ox, 2 2 8 Dogs, 1 1 4
Sheep and Pigs, ~~~. . ih 6
MORTON S SLIP, Capable of hauling up and retaining the largest class of steamers, or two vessels of 600 tons each, for repair Superintendent—-William Minto, York Street, Footdee Dues— Id per day for each register Ton, for the first 14 lawful days 4d per ditto ditto, for each day after The above dues include the use of stove for heating plank, pitch and tar pots, blocks, shores, stages, &c. TUG STEAM-BOATS — SEAHORSE AND PAUL JONES. James Urquhart, Master .Application for the Tug to be made to the Master, or Captain- Pilot. Rates from the Bay to the Second or Upper Jetty, andfrom the Lower Quays to Sea : — Under 200 Tons per 200 and upwards, 2^d 2d Ton | Tons, Inward or outward bound, and towed to or from Waterloo Quay, or
Upper Quays, to pay extra, viz. : — Under 150 3s 6d 150 Tons 5s Tons™ | Above When towed to or from the Lower to the Upper Quays, or from one part of the Harbour to another : — Under 150 Tons 6s 150 Tons 10s | Above „™~
The Tug Steam boats belong to the Harbour Trust, but there is another tug boat, the Dorothy, put on the towage station by pri- vate enterprise, and charges the same rate of towage as the others for the sea-reach, with 2s 8d additional for Harbour Towage...... ,
PRICES OF BALLAST. Vessels belonging to Aberdeen, 9d per Ton— All others, Is Harbour Office, Quay BERTHING DEPARTMENT. Alexander Morrison, Berthmaster Lower Quays— Alexander Mit« chell, Assistant James Mearns, Berthmaster, at Trinity, Regent, Waterloo, and Pro- vost Blaikie's Quays—James Fraser, Assistant, and Attendant at Regent Turnbridge PILOTAGE DEPARTMENT.
Fares for Pilot Boats. 1st Boat. 2d Boat. 3d Boat.
ssels under 50 Tons , ™ 7s Od ™. 6s Od ™- 5s Od 50 and under 60 ™ 8s Od . 7s Od ™. 6s Od — 60 ™- 85 ™. 9s Od ™- 7s 6d ™- 6s 6d — 85 — 110 ™ 10s Od ™- 8s Od ™. 7s Od — 110 ,~~ 150™-, lis Od „„. 8s 6d „_- 7s 6d — 150 ,~~ 200 ™ 12s Od .—- 9s Od ^.. 8s Od — 200 „~ 250 ™. 14s Od ™- 10s Od ™. 9s Od — 250 and above, ™ 15s Od ™ - lis Od ™ . 10s Od Each Tide's work within the Harbour, every kind of Vessels, 6s Od Towing a Lighter from upper to Lower part of Harbour,— 2s 6d Towing an empty Lighter, same distance, —.™. Is 6d
Each man employed as a Hauler on the Quay,— ,—.„. Is Od CAPTAIN PILOT'S FEES. Vessels under 40 Tons,,— Os 6d Vessels from 120 to 200, 2s Od
from 40 to 80,™. Is Od „~ above 200,„.—. 2s 6d from 80 to 120, — Is 6d (Payable only on coming in) PIERLIGHT AND FLAG DUES. Vessels (except Fishing & Open Boats) of 50 Tons, & under, Os 6d
For every Vessel from 50 to 100 Tons burden, „™„™„ . Is Od
For every Vessel above the burden of 100 Tons, ,.—. —™™~~ Is 6d TABLE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS 1840. IMPORTS. EXPORTS. English Coals bolls,. .403,532 Manufactured Flax, B.B. 30,918 Scotch Coals, bolls,.. 66,238 ManufacturedC'otton.B.B. 25,943 'Lime, bolls,.. 80,944 Manufactured Wool, B.B.. 24,554 Cotton tons,.. l,310j Oats, Barley, & Bear, qrs. 45,675
Flax, tons, . 3,790 Meal, bolls,. 18,873 Hemp, tons,.. 611 Cattle, number, 6,422 Wool, tons,.. 1,624 Horses, number, 54 American Wood, ..loads,.. 4,976 Sheep & Lambs, number, 1,272 European Wood, ..loads,.. 5,149 Pigs, number,. 2,251 Wheat, quarters,.. 14,841 Dogs number, 207
Flour, . . sacks, . 6,699 Butter cwts. 8,320 Salt, bushels.. 52,187 Eggs, B.B.. 6,662
Iron, tons, . 4,7-34 Pork, cwts. 5,388
Whale-blubber, tuns, . 88 Porter, B.B.. 2,515
. . . .tons, Whalebone, tons, . 4J Granite Stones, 25557 Bones tons,.. 2,770 Salmon , B.B. 3,067 Railway Sleepers,, .loads, 844
HERRING FISHERY. Various important privileges are granted to Herring Curers and Fishers, by the Magistrates and Harbour Trustees, for the encourage-
ment of this fishery ; which will be communicated, and every infor- mation afforded, on application to the Town-Clerk, or to Mr. Riddel, Harbour Office, Quay. In general, we may state that salt for curing
the herrings is imported free of dues ; the herrings, when cured, are
also exempted from dues when shipped ; and ground is given, free, for drying the fishermen's nets. MARITIME LIST. 13
ABERDEEN SHIPPING. Null and Maeter. Owner or Agent. Tom. Built Aberdeen Packet, schooner, Rennie -Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. 104-1800 Aberdonian, schooner, Howling —— Nicol & Monro 146- 1840 Agenoria, schooner, Morgan- The Master 108- 1840 Agostina, barque, Perry John Booth, Jun. 333 - 1037 Agnes, brig, Alexander - Nicol & Monro 161 ~ 1839 Aimwell, barque, Morrison — Alex. Cooper 524 ~ 1840 Albion, brig, Leslie Alexander Cooper 266 ~ 1826 Alexander Harvey, barque; Alexander-George Thompson, Jun. •• 292 ~ 1840 Alexander, brig, Deans — —George Leslie 2H7 ~ 1840 Alice Brown, brig, Donald™ ~— Alexander Milne 172-1839 Amelia, schooner, —-~ —Henry Adamson ~ 1840 Amity, brig, Dempster —~ George Thompson, Jun. •• 311-1825 Anemone, brig. Walker ———George Thompson, Jun. •• 199-1840 Ann Smith, barque, Hogg ——George Leslie 292-1839 Ann, schooner, Levie — John Murray 134-1839 Ann, schooner, Forbes— -William Allen 130— 1835 Antelope, brig, Faulkner ——-John Murray 115-1766 Arab, brig, Mearns George Thomson 207-1839 Arethusa, brig, Baxter John Ogilvy 162-1839 Ariel, brig, Thompson — —Henry Adamson 128-1837 Armitstead, brig, Sangster — Alexander Wilson 132— 1825 Banchory, brig, Watson Nicol & Monro 122-1825 Belina, brig, Faulkener J. Catto, Son, & Co 113-1822 Betsy, schooner, Davidson — —The Master 68 — 1841
- Blossom , sloop, Talbot The Master- 59-1810 Bon Accord, ship, Penny ————— Lewis Crombie 364 — 1812
Bon Accord, brig, Anderson —Andrew Davidson • -. 154 — 1824
Bonnie Dundee, steamer, Crane Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. • • 295 - 1837 Brigand, schooner, Lacy———— Geo. Elsmie, Jun. 156—1838 Brilliant, ship, Elliot William Duthie 332-1814 Brothers, brig, Brands Alex. Hay 92-1814 Brothers, sloop, Christie The Master 32 - 1823 Carleton, barque, Symmers ——— Robert Catto & Son 404-1834 Caroline, barque, Marsh A. & W. Phillips 435-1839 Catherine, brig, Grainger — Henry Adamson 220 — 1839 Cato (rebuilt), schooner, Philip Robert Catto & Son 117-1836 Charles, brig, Creighton J. Catto, Son, & Co. 131 - 1836 Charlotte, brig, Wattie Oswald, George, & Co 156-1839 Childe Harold, brig, Peters — Oswald, George, & Co 100 - 1828 Christina, barque, Grant John Catto, Son, & Co. ... 247 — 1840 City of Aberdeen, brig, Munro William Allen 259 - 1826 City of Aberdeen, steamer, Morison -Aberdeen Stcam-Nav. Co. 688 — 1835 Circassian, brig, Mann—— William Duthie 180-1835 Clio, brig. Saddler Robert Maitland 168 - 1839
Columbine, brig, Robertson— , Benjamin Moir 176 — 1839 Cock of the North, smack, Bullinaria-George Hogarth 48 — 1835 Commerce, schooner, Petty ———— Aberdeen Commercial Co. 140 — 1838 Commodore, brig, Young ——— James Murray 149 — 1837 Concord, schooner, M'Pherson—— Aberdeen Commercial Co. 145— 1838 Courier, smack, Campbell ———Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. .. 66 — 1825 Crusader, barque, Martin John Catto, Son, & Co 224 — 1810
Dahlia, schooner, Boyack —— . Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. . . 73 — 1835 Dee, barque, Reid —Dee Whale-Fishing Co. .. 319-1813 Deva, brig, Sprout— - Alexander Morrice 238 - 1838 Dwina, brig, Wishart - — —Neil Smith, Jun 126 — 1825 Diadem, brig, Ross William Duncan 213 — 1824
Duchess of Sutherland, st. Pearson Aberdeen Steam-Nav. Co. 717 — 1836 Duke of Richmond, st. Campbell Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. ... 485- 1838 Duke of Sutherland, smack, Howling—George Hogarth 48 — 1836 Duke of Wellington, steamer, Guthrie—Aberdeen Steam-Nav. Co. 580— 1829 Eagle, schooner, Gordon Alexander Falconer 69 — 1812
Edinburgh Packet, smack, Christie Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. . . 74 - 1812 Edward, brig, Martin —— William Connon 76 - 1788 .
14 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tone. Built. Elizabeth, brig, Allan - Robert Johnston 162 - 1839 Elizabeth, schooner, Smith A. & W. Phillips 136 - 1840 Eliza, schooner, Collie —- William Allen 135 — 1838 Ellen Simson, barque, Leask H. Adamson 376 — 1841 Enchantress, barque, Edgar ————John Lumsden 241 — 3839 Evander, brig, Brunton John Ogilvy 130 - 1819 Falcon, brig, Roberts Aberdeen Commercial Co. 131 — 1836 Falcon, schooner, Gordon Alexander Falconer 85 — 1838 Fame, brig, Dunningham — —— George Leslie 154 — 1840 Fetteresso Castle, smack, Bower ——The Master 58 — 1831 Five Sisters, brig, Morrice ——J. Slrachan 146 — 1840 brig, Flamingo, Faulkener -,——George Thompson, Jun. . 185 - 1337 Flora, brig, Allan — - ——A berdeeii Lime Co 130 ~ 1838 Florence, schooner, Linklater— Aberdeen Steam-Nav. Co. 127 ~ 1831 Forth, schooner, Smith - Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. .. 103 ~ 1826 Foveran, schooner, Henderson—™ R. Black 86 — 1836 Garland, schooner, Windsor- —Charles Manuelle 88—1827
Glasgow Packet, smack, Paterson —Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. . 73 - 1811 Georgina, brig, Longmuir -—George Cruickshank 130 - 1838 Gem, brig, Robb ~ Alexander Mitchell 188 - 1839 Happy Return, smack, Sutherland — Ar. C. Watt 63 — 1800 Harlequin, steamer, Thomson Robert Johnston 95 - 1837 Harmony, brig, Boaden Alexander Adam 142 - 1838 Harvest Home, brig, Thomson Aberdeen Lime Co 140 ~ 1838
Helen, barque, Mearns .. . George Thomson 305 ~ 1826 Helen, smack, Parat .. —George Hogarth 19-1831 Helen, brig, M'Kenzie * John Law 91 — 1837 Henry Michie, schooner, Linklater — Wm. & Geo. Steel .;.... 76 - 1827 Heroine, ship, Walker — , ., William Duthie 387 - 1831 Hercules, barque, Davidson —— William Duthie 252-1781 Inconstant, brig, Levie -Alexander Taylor 186 - 1839 Isabella, brig, Campbell —„ —Alexander Hay 155 - 1839 Isabella & Ann, brig, Hutcheson —-Alexander Morrice 228 - 1839 Isabella Brown, brig, Palmer ——A. Milne 153 — 1840 Isla, schooner, Clark — —Oswald, George, & Co 119 — 1840 Janes, brig, Stewart— —G. Thompson, Jun 187 - 1840 Jane, brig, Goldie — The Master 100 - 1817 Janets, brig, Wilson Nicol & Monro 182 - 1839 Jean, sloop, Hutchieson ——- Ar. C. Watt 52 - 18ol Jemima, schooner, White . Geo. Morrison 55 — 1841 John, brig, Bartlett „ -JohnMurray 114 - 1803 John Innes, schooner, Brebner —Aberdeen Commercial Co. 146 - 1840 John Hector, brig, Leslie ——George Cruickshank 190- 1840 Joseph, smack, Ham — George Hogarth 29 — 1836 Kincardineshire, brig, Dunn James Goldie 193-1838 Kingston, ship, — Alexander Duthie 385-1794
Lady of the Lake, schooner, Cadenhead Aberdeen Commercial Co. . 100 — 1839
Lady Elphinstone, schooner, M'Kenzie Aberdeen LimeCompany • • 145 - 1840
Lion, brig, , John Lumsden 275-1826 Lisbon Packet, brig, Flann Alexander Adam 116-1813 Liverpool Packet, schooner, Snowie— Leith & Clyde Ship. Co. • • 81 - 1819 Lively, sloop, Stronach The Master 41 - 1820 Logie o' Buchan, schooner, Gordon—Alexander Mitchell 98 — 1840 London, schooner, Willet Nicol & Monro 142-1840
Lord Seaton, barque, Talbot Oswald, George, & Co. ... 440- 1840 Lydia, schooner, Sangster,-^ Jas. C. Thomson 95-1836 Malta, schooner, Milne— -Alex. Gowan 76- 1826 Mansfield, schooner, Law Thomas Adam 120 - 1802 MansSeld, schooner, Phillips— George Thomson 124-1824 Margarets, brig, Smith Robert Maitland 81 „ 1814 Margaret Hardy, barque, Martin W. Donald, Jun 295 - 1840 Margaret Littlejohn, brig, Watt -John Ogilvy 132 - 1836 Maria & Amelia, schooner, White George Cruickshank 89 ~ 1834
Mariner, schooner, M'Gregor . -Robert Maitland 115-1835 MARITIME LIST. 15
Name and Mailer. Owner or Agent. Ton.. Built. Mary Hill, sloop, Donald Robert Spring 25-1837 Mary, schooner Brand George Leslie 90-1840 Marys, schooner, Fletcher ~— George Cruickshank 133- 1836 Mary Read, brig, Mitchell George Cruickshank 113-1835 Mathesis, barque, Gordon James Gordon 3ij5 - 1841 Medora, brig, Morrison George Cruickshank 152-1839 Messenger, schooner, Cargill John Catto, Son, & Co. ... 174- 183!) Migvie, brig, Rennie Robert Spring 145-1826 Milton, brig, Anderson Oswald, George, & Co 162 „ 183!) Monarch, ship, Uooth Robert Catto & Son 701 - 1837 Mungo Park, barque, Anderson George Thompson, Jun. ... 248- 1833 Myrtle, brig, Souter Wm. & Geo. Steele 60- 18(19 Nautilus, brig, Christopher A. Taylor 117-1824 Nelly, schooner, Marr Nicol & Monro 58- 1824 Neptune, barque, Adam, Thomas Adam 282 - 1796 Newburgh, schooner, Burgess Thomas Black 88- 1836 Newastley, brig, Everett John Law, 108- 1804 New Frederick, brig, Straehan Charles Manuelle 112-1813 Nimrod, schooner, Robertson A. & W. Phillips 144-1317 North Star, steamer, Anderson N. of Scotland St. Nav. Co. 506- 18:17 Oak, brig, Benzie A. & W. Phillips 108-1815 Orient, schooner, M'Donald A. & W. Phillips 96-1824 Pacific, barque, Morrison -Alexander Cooper S86 - 1826 Palestine, brig, Nairn Robert Catto & Son 202-1840 Paragon, brig, Allan R. Spring 212-1841 Patriot, brig, Gray - William Duncan 128-1827 Paul Jones, tugboat, Urquhart Harbour Trustees 90- 1827 Pilot, schooner, Allan R. Black 115-1840 Plough, schooner, Blackhall William Gray 74-1834 Pomona, brig, Henderson Robert Johnston 130-1838 Powells, schooner, Robert Anderson 44 — 1828 Preceptor, brig, Chesser A. & W. Phillips 107-1821 Prince of Waterloo, ship, Edward Robert Catto & Son 487-1840 Princess Royal, ship, Brock William Allen 637 - 1841 Prospect, schooner, Henderson ——William Allen 107 — 1824 Pursuit, brig, Weir - William Duthie 164 - 1833 Quebec Packet, brig, Stephen Robert Catto & Sot. 196 - 1822 Queen of Scotland, st. Anderson Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co. 530- 1827
Queen Victoria, brig, Rosie —George Thompson, Jun. . . 261 - 1837 Rapid, barque, Alexander Alex. Mitchell 165 - 1834 Red Rover, schooner. Grant Robert Catto & Son 128 - 1837 Resource, brig, Milne Robert Johnston 146 - 1841 Richard Grainger, schooner, Gordon -George Cruickshank 115 — 1839 Richebucto, barque, Ganson Robert Johnston 400 - 1835 Robert M'William, brig, Williamson-Robert Catto & Son 298 - 1824 Roselle, brig, Reid A. Morrice 154 - 1837 Rotterdam Packet, smack, Daniel Leith & Clyde Ship. Co... 112- 1816 Rover, schooner, Webster .-Benjamin Moir 139 - 1840 Ruby, sloop, Faulkener William Duthie 75-1810 Samson, schooner, Youngson ——Robert Spring 120 — 1836
St. Andrew, barque, Leask Union Whale-Fishing Co. . 313 - 18<>9 St. Clement, brig, Alexander —James Goldie 143 — 1837 St. Lawrence, barque, Cargill D. Rose & Co 406 - 1841 St. Nicholas, brig, Morgan - Donaldson Rose & Co 140 „ 1834 Sarah, brig, Allan Donaldson Rose & Co 232 - 1839 Satellite, steamer, John Duffus & Co - 1838 Scotsman, brig, Skene William Leslie, Jun 101 — 1825 Scottish Maid, schooner, Watson Nicol & Monro 142 - 1839 Seahorse, tug boat, Urquhart Harbour Trustees 161 — 1838
Sedulous, brig, Levie I. Murray 226 _ 1840 Sir Edward Banks, schooner, Bruce -John Gibb & Son 95 - 1825 Sir R. Peel, barque, Craig Robert Catto & Son 608 - 1840 Sir William Wallace, brig, Tulloch Donaldson Rose & Co 183 - 1835
Sir William Wallace, brig, Taylor George Thompson, Jun. . . 321 - 1824 16 MARITIME LIST.
Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Ton3. Built. Sisters, brig, Gibb Donaldson Rose & Co 177 — 1833 Sophia, schooner, Chalmers ~— William Connon 89 — 1831 Sovereign, steain-ship, Phillips ~~Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. 450 ~ 1836 Sportsman, schooner, Main John Lumsden 143 ~ 1831
Star, schooner, Duncan ~ Aberdeen Commercial Co. . 156 ~ 1840
Superior, schooner, Smith Aberdeen Steam Nav. Co. . 143 ~ 1816 Supply, brig, Leslie —~ ~—-Henry Adamson 150 ~ 1836 Sweet Home, brig, Longmuir George Cruickshank 182 ~ 1839 Swift, sloop, Ross ~~ ~»—Jas. Winlaw, Jun 64 ~ 1780 Sylph, smack, Nicol ~ ~ Colonel Gordon 39 ~ 1830 Sylvanus, brig, Taylor ~~ Robert Maitland 167 ~ 1830 Tartar, brig, Gordon ~~ ~— Alexander Mitchell 203 ~ 1840 Taurus, schooner, Martin ~ David Robertson „ 1841 Theophilus, brig, Stephen -Charles Runcy 96 ~ 1818 Thistle, brig, Alexander ~— William Duthie 165 ~ 1818 Tinker, schooner, Leslie ~ James Goldie 101 — 1822
Traveller, brig, Brands . Alex. Hay 167 ~ 1840 Triton, brig, Scorgie ~— Robert Catto & Son 170 „ 1837 Triumph, schooner, Stewart George Leslie 123 ~ 1819 True Blue, schooner, Horn —~~ John Ogilvie 93 - 1327 Udny, schooner, Spalding ~~ ~— R. Black 79 ~ 1835 Undaunted, barque, Ritchie William Duthie 299 ~ 1841 Union Grove, brig, Dinnson~~ —The Master 173 ~ 1839 Universe, barque, M'Gregor William Allen 281 ~ 1826 Velocity, steam-packet, Lawson Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. 256 ~ 1821 Venilia, brig, Sutherland , Robert Spring 207 ~ 1838 Venus, brig, Baxter ~— Nicol & Monro 134 ~ 1838 Vesta, brig, Summers ~—~~Charles Runcy 125 ~ 1825 Victoria, brig, Brown „ ~— Robert Johnston 109 ~ 1837 Violet, brig, Murray ~ ~—~—~~Robert Spring 168 ~ 1836 Volant, brig, Merchant ~ Wm. & Geo. Steele 173 ~ 1840 Walter Hamilton, brig, Sim John Webster 112 1831 Wanderer, brig, Donald ~ ~~William Donald, Jun 155 ~ 1838 Waterloo, brig, Buthley ~~~~- ~~Robert Johnston 91 ~ 1815 William Hogarth, schooner, Howling —Nicol & Monro 140 ~ 1841 William Maitland, brig, Levie — Robert Maitland 159 ~ 1839 Williams, brig, Chambers „ J. Goldie 218 ~ 1840 Ythan, schooner, Sinclair Alexander Mitchell 84 ~ 1837 Zebina, brig, Wales ~ „ Oswald, George, & Co 150 ~ 1839
SHORE PORTERS' SOCIETY.
Those who have the letter s attached to their names are Keepers and Carriers of the Sedan Chaifs.
William Caie, 54, Shiprow, Deacon.
George Jamieson, 55, Shiprow s Joseph Hendry, St. Catherine's Robert Lamb, 69, Shiprow Court, 16, Shiprow. s James Davidson, Commercial George Wilson, do. do. Court, 58, Castle Street Arch. Clark, do. do. Alexander Murray, do. do. George Robb, do. do. William Skinner, do. do. Peter Cantlay, do. do. s A. Skinner, 8, Exchequer Row Robert Forbes, do. do. s James Milne, 13, do. do. Geo. Lumsden, do. do. Robert Brown, 10, Weigh-house And. M'Donald, do. do. Square John Wilson, 16, Regent Quay s George Pirie, 9, do. do. William Sivewright, 23, Princes s John Smith, jun. 13, Shiprow Street James Saint, Concert Court, John Smith, sen. Red Lion Broad Street Court, 77, Broad Street
The above are also Firemen attached to the Fire Insurance Offices. RATES OF SHORE PORTERS. 17
SHORE PORTERS RATES OF FARE. COMPREHENDING EVERY SORT AND DESCRIPTION OF GOODS. First District. — Comprehending every part of the Quay, and the Streets and Lanes leading therefrom to Virginia Street, includ- ing that street, Shorebrae, and Marischal Street to the Bridge. Goods, Empty Mottles, per cwt. per gross.
, ,» 5d. From the Old Quay, . — Id. ~~
From the Waterloo Quay, . — I'd. „ 6d.
From the Pocra Quay, „„~„~~— 2d. ,—~™ 7d. Second District. — Comprehending Marischal Street above the Bridge, Castle Street, Justice Port, Exchequer Row, King Street to North Street, Lodge Walk, the Shiprow to Trinity Nook, Union Street to St. Nicholas Street, Broad Street and Guestrow, south of Queen Street, and Baillie Ragg's Wynd, Huxter Row, and the Netherkirkgate to St. Catherine's Wynd. From the Old Quay, ~~— ljd. „ 7d. From the Waterloo Quay, 2d. 8d.
From the Pocra Quay, 2^d. —.—. — 9d. Third District King Street north of North Street, Frederick Street, Princes Street, Wales Street, East and West North Street, Queen Street, Shoe Lane, Longacie, Broad Street, and Guestrow, north of Baillie Ragg's Wynd, Netherkirkgate west of St. Cathe- rine's Wynd, Upperkirkgate east of the Guestrow, St. Nicholas Street, Correction Wynd, Putachieside, the Green and street leading thereto from Trinity Nook, and other streets and lanes ad- joining.
From the Old Quay, ~—. ''d ~ 9d.
From the Waterloo Quay,- „ ^d „ lOd. From the Pocra Quay, ad ~ lid. Fourth District. — Comprehending the Gallowjrate to the second well, and streets and lanes leading therefrom, Upperkirk- gate west of the Guestrow, Tannery Street, Schoolhill as far as Belmont Street, including that street, Union Street to Denburn Bridge, Back Wynd, Harriot Street, and street leading thereto from the Vennel.
From the Old Quay, ... 2?d. —„ lOd.
From the Waterloo Quay, . ad. ~—. lid.
From the Pocra Quay, ™ QIA. ,—. 12d. Fifth District Comprehending the Gallowgate north of the second well, and streets and lanes adjoining Spring-garden, Loch- side, George Street, all the Loch Streets, Woolmanhill, from Bel- mont Street, Ferguson's Square, Spa Street, Skene Street, and Skene Road to Chapel of Ease, Union Terrace, Golden Square, and streets adjoining Union Street to Union Lane, Windmiilbrae and streets adjoining, as far as Dee Street.
From the Old Quay, ,—.—„ 8d. 12d. From the Waterloo Quay, QIA. „~ ,™ 13d.
From the Pocra Quay, ™ 4d. , ,x 14d. Sixth District Comprehending Dee Street, Gordon Street, Bon Accord Street, Union Street from Union Lane, Union Place, Chapel Street, and streets adjoining, Skene Road west of Chapel of Ease, to Cherry Vale, Gilcomston to Jack's brae.
From the Old Quay, , ™ Sid. „~.«w. . 14d. From the Waterloo Quay,„~™™ 4d. „™~-™~ lod. From the Pocra Quay, ™„. 4;d. ~~ ™_ 16d. Unwrought Iron and Cast Iron are excepted. All burdens under ] cwt. to be paid for as if of that weight. %* Porters when employed as labourers, in the removal of fur- niture, or such like employment, shall not charge a sum exceeding 6d. for each hour during which they may be so employed.
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RATES OP FARE FOR CARTERS, &c. OF COALS.
Porters per Carters, per Ton Barrel or Mett
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d. d. 5 4 «* Doe-street ( Upper) , — 174 15 3 2* 1* Dee-street (Lower), ~. 124 10 3$ 3 2 Denburn, 15 124 4* 34 3 Denburn-terrace, ~~. 164 14 4* 34 3 Diamond street, -~™. 164 4* 3* 3 Drum's-lane, „~-™~ 164 34 24 2 Exchequer-row, ~~™. 124 24 24 Fish-street, 114 o* 5 4 Forbes-street, 20 34 24 3 Frederick-street, , 15 a 2£ 24 Gallowgate, to St. Paul's a 34 34 Gallowgate, from St. Paul's Chapel to Mounthooly, „ 3 2 14 Gas-street, ~~~~- —~, 4ft 34 3 George-street to John-st. ~ 5 4 34 George-street from John-st. outwards, „„„ -» 5 4 3* Gerard-street, 5* 5 4 Gilcomston,~~~~~~~„„- 4* 34 3 Golden-square & Silver-st. b 4 3* Gordon-street, -. — , 3* 24 14 Green, a 24 24 Guestrow, ,. 3 2 14 Guild-street, 24 2 24 Hanover-street, ~~~~~~~- 6 54 44 Hardgatefrom Bon- Accord terrace, as far as Strath dee-burn, „~~~„— 4* 34 3 Harriot-street, „~- 6 54 4* Holburn-street,—~~~—~» 4s 3* 3 Huntly-street, ~„- & 4 3i Hutcheon-street, ,„ , 34 24 2, Huxter-row, -~. ,.., 3* Innes-street, ~~~, .,— 44 | 64 54 3i J — RATES OF COAL CARTERS AND PORTERS. 19 Porteri, per Carters, per Carte , per To Barrel or Mett Boll of 4 Barrels James-street, ~ John-street, Justice-street,. King-street, to North-st., „ King-street, from North-st. northward, ~~~„ .» Links-street, , Littlejohn-street, ~ Loeh-street, ~-~—— . ~~ Lodge- walk, ~-—-~~—~~~ Long-acre, ~. ~~~™ Maberly-street, ~_™~„„ Marischal-street, above the Marischal-street, below do. Marywell-street, - ~~ Mealmarket-lane, ~~~~~~ Mill-street, „~~~™ Nelson-street, ~-~~ Netherkirkgate, „„~~ . North-street (East), . North-st. (West), to Meal- market-lane, ,~ North-street (West), from Mealmarket-lane to Gal- lowgatehead, , Park-street, ~„ .^^ Park-lane, ~~„~~™„~ Prince Regent-street, ~~~~ Princes-street, ~~„„„,„„ Putachieside, „ . Q,ueen-street, „~„-~„ Regent-quay, from Shore- brae to Lime-quay ,~~ 10 7* 5 Rose-street 17- 15 4i St. Andrew-street, ii;J 14 li St. Clement-street, ~ 8* 10 3f St. Nicholas-street, ~ 14 11* 4 Schoolhill, ~. 35 12* 3i Shiprow, , 14 11*. 3} Shoe-lane, 11 11* 5i Skene-place,. 19 17 , 5 Skene-street, 17* 15 5 Skene-square,~~-™~-»- 17* 15 5 Skene-terrace, .. 17* 15 5 Spring-garden, „„ 18* 14 2i Sugarhouse-lane, 10 7* 5 Summer-street, ~~„™ 17* 15 4*. Spa-street, ~~ „„ 16* 14 5 Thistle-street, ,„„ 17* 15 3* Trinity-street, ~~„ 12* 10 3% Union-street, to the Bridge, 14 Hi 4i Union -st., from the Bridge to Union-place, ~» 5 Union -place, „™.„~„, 4§ Union-terrace, „„„,„ 4 Upperkirkgate, 2i Virginia-street, 3i Wales-street, „-™*™.™ ii Waterloo-quay, „.., „~~„ 5i Wellington-place, .. 5 Whitehouse-street, ™ 4J Windmill-brae,,„-„ 5 Windy- wynd, - 1* Wellington-street, .. ~~~„ 44 Woolmanhill to Infirmary, H York-place, ™„„ York-street, Young -street, — 20 RATES OP STREET PORTERS. STREET PORTERS' STATIONS AND RATES. Street Porters, when unemployed, remain atthefollowingstations, during the usual hours of labour, or until they be engaged, viz. : 1. On the west side of the Plainstones, in Castle Street. 2. At the corner of Union Street and St. Nicholas Street, on the east side of St. Nicholas Street. 3. At south side of Union Street, opposite Belmont Street. 4. At the corner of King Street and Queen Street, near North Church. 5. At the head of Broad Street. 6. Waterloo Quay, opposite to Wellington Street. 7. Pocra Jetty. * F j>> >. > \> > S3 B 3 p .-. 3 O £/B g.T3 S'o ~ p cr p is. 2 ^ CD JpJ < o o"o 2-o" m M T> CD CD to 2.^ o P «• »« tr «=B. o g»3 2 to P. 3 •O M. O Or >£. CO jo to — o 3 _ O Or >p*- CO CO tO KHh !» 3 |_, --a ci o, (£- >f^ to y B"a> P J? i. to 03 -J C5 Oi o-i *>. p _ < CD ? hS" _ B 3 _ to o CO —1 O OV Or . K*" frg" 5 pp, O 3 CD os to O CO CO ^J Ci — to And for every additional cwt. to be allowed at the rate of Id. extra on each progressive rate. When detained more than one quarter of an hour, either at load- ing or unloading, to be paid at the rate of 1 i£d. for every additional one quarter of an hour. One-half additional to the above rates to be charged for all work performed between the hours of 11 o'clock, p.m. and 5 o'clock, a.m. from the 15th March to 15th September, and between the hours of 10 o'clock, p.m. and 6 o'clock, a.m. during the rest of the year. ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. 21 ASSISTING AT LOADING OR UNLOADING OF GOODS. S. D. A back-load, to or from any shop or warehouse on the ground floor, to or from any vehicle on the street, the distance not exceeding 20 yards, and the weight not above 112 lbs., 1 And for each additional 56 lbs. to be allowed, extra, 0} A back load up any court or street, more than 20 yards, and not above 60 yards, the weight not exceeding 112 lbs, 1J And for each additional 56 lbs to be allowed, extra, OJ A back load, not exceeding 112 lbs, up or down stairs, not exceeding one story, and where the distance travelled does not exceed 20 yards 1 For each additional story, extra, 0\ And for each additional 56 lbs, to be allowed, extra, for each additional story, 0.J KATES AS TO TIME. Assisting at removing of furniture, when a considerable time is required, for the first hour, ... 6 And for each additional hour, 4 For every hurley load of furniture removed, not exceeding one fourth of a mile, including allowance for time required in loading and unloading, 6 And for each additional one-fourth of a mile, 8 Assisting in loading or unloading carts, weighing goods, &.C. not included in the preceding fares, for the first hour, 6 For every other hour, 3 Watching during the night, the hours of night duty being from 11 o'clock, p.m. till 5 o'clock, a.m., between 15th March and 15th September, and from 10, p.m. to 7, a.m. during the rest of the year, for the first hour, 8 And for each additional hour, 4 Acting generally as a Porter, for a whole day of 10 hours,... 2 6 And for aweek, the working hours, per diem, being lOhours, 14 For each additional hour employed more than 10 hours per diem, when engaged either by the week or by the day, an extra allowance to be made, at the rate of, per hour, S And for any number of hours employed, less than 10 hours per diem, when engaged either by the week or by the day, a deduction to be made at the rate of, per diem, 3 SECT. II.—ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. CHURCHES, CHAPELS, AND MEETING-HOUSES. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Parishes. Ministers. Churches. East Parish, —,„ James Foote, ~ ~ Union Street West Parish, , *Uex. D. Davidson, Union Street North Parish,— John Murray, ~~King Street South Parish, »™.,Wm. King Tweedie, Belmont Street Greyfriars Parish, Abercromby L. Gordon, ~Broad Street St. Clement's Parish,-.~~Alexander Spence,~~~~~Footdee — ——— 22 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. Parishes. Ministers. Churches. Spring-Garden Parish,— Hugh M'Kenzie,———Gaelic Lane Trinity Parish,——David Simpson,———Shipiow Union Parish, ~~—John Allan,- Shiprow Gilcomston Parish,——James Bryce, ~ End of Summer Street Bon-Accord Parish, -Gavin Parker, Union Terrace John Knox's Church, John Stephen, Mounthooly Holburn Church, - William Mitchell, ——Wellington Place Melville Parish, - - William Primrose,———Correction Wynd Mariners' Church, — J. Longmuir,— Sugar-house Lane William Smith, Footdee, Collector and Clerk to each of the separate Sessions (except Trinity and John Knox's), and to the General-' Session, and Keeper of the Marriage Register. Alexander Machray, Session Clerk, John Knox's Parish. James Fowlie, Poor's Hospital, Kirk Treasurer. William Reid, Church Warden. Alexander Straith, Drum's Lane, Keeper ofRegisters of Births and Baptisms. DISSENTING BODIES. Bodies. Ministers. Chapels. f Henry Angus, — Correction Wynd United Associate Synod,- < James Stirling, — George Street ( R. Sedgewick,-— Belmont Street Associate Synod,——— John Aiken, —— Skene Street Relief, — John Thurburn, — St. Andrew Street United Christian Church, Hugh Hart, — John Street English Episcopal (St./ 1 GallowgateD Paul's), Isaac Harris,—— — I ) Scotch Episcopal (St. An-- fRt. Rev. Bp. Skinner 1 .,. 1 „,.,,. „ i- King Street drew's), .-j William Browning,- J . (.PatrickPatrick Cheyne, GoldenGo] Square (St. John's), —— (. — t Alex. Thomson,— George Street Congregational Churches,-? David Wallace, Frederick Street (.John Kennedy, — Blackfriars Street Baptist, English,—— John Street _.. _ . . f John M'Donald, — 1 _ ,, _ ; Baptist, Scotch, - — < > South Silver Street Methodist (Wesleyan), — William Weir, Long-acre { J. F. Kyle, D.D. Bp.^| Catholic,————-?J Charles Gordon,—Gordon, >>.Justice Street (.John M'Corry, - J Unitarian, — —— John Cropper,——— George Street Glassite, ————— Various, — ,—— — St. Andrew Street Friends, — — Various,™ — Gallowgate Primitive Christians, — Alexander Mackie,— George Street CHURCHYARD DUES IN THE PARISH OF ST. NICHOLAS. Ground Feu. Chargesfor Mortcloths. Under 3 years of age,—— £0 3 4 Best Mortcloths, full size,-£l 1 •• 6 .... 4 2 Second,-. 10 •• 9 . 5 Third, 5 6 • 12 6 Maiden, — 10 15 7 Second,— , 6 8 - • 18 .... — 8 Children, 5 •• 21 .... 9 Second, 4 2 10 o Third, — 3 4 Fourth, - 18 Church Warden's Dues. Is. Children under 3 years of age,— 2d. | All above 3 years of age, —2s. 2}d. GROUND-DUTY DUES IN ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCHYARD. For children under 12 years,—4s. For those between 12 and -6s. | 21,— For all above 21 years, ——8s. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 23 SECTION III.—LEGAL DEPARTMENT. COURTS OF LAW. CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIARY. The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties of Aberdeen Banff, and Kincardine, meets at Aberdeen twice a year, in the months of April and September, for the trial of criminal cases, by one or two of the Lords. Appeals, in certain civil cases, from the inferior courts, are also heard by this court. SHERIFF COURT. The Sheriff is Judge Ordinary of his Sheriffdom or Shire, and, accordingly, judges at present in all actions and causes, not spe- cially, by law or usage, appropriated to other courts. Thus, all personal causes, actions of debt, of whatever amount, possessory actions, claims for aliment by paupers, and such like, belong to his court. Processes of cessio and admiralty causes are, by late Acts, made competent in this court- The Sheriff's criminal jurisdiction formerly embraced even capital punishments, but it is now much limited. He holds a criminal court at least twice a year, in April and September. The Sheriff also exercises certain ministerial duties. He receives the royal revenues—returns the assize or jury to the Justiciary Court—presides at the election, and returns to Chancery the names of the persons elected to serve in Parliament for the city and county— strikes the fiars of all grain, &c. within the county, &c. Andrew Murray of Murrayshall, advocate, Sheriff William Watson, W.S., , .„ ..... \ c M William Gordon, advocate, J James Skelton, W.S., Sheriff substitute at Peterhead James Gordon of Craig, advocate, Sheriff clerk Francis Gordon, advocate, ~) John Dunn, advocate, > Clerks-depute George Leslie, J James Reid, Clerk-depute at Peterhead William Simpson, advocate, Procurator Fiscal John D. Milne and A. Henderson, advocates, Assistants William Gordon and Alex. Mitchell, advocates, Auditors Robert Shaw, liar Officer The Court days are Wednesdays and Fridays, at Ten o'clock, a.m., during the sessions, which extend from the first Court day (Wednesday or Friday) after 15th May, to the last Court day in July, and from the first after 15th October to 4th April inclusive. COMMISSARY COUIiT. The Commissary Court came in place of the Bishops or Con- sistorial Court, which formerly exercised extensive jursidiction. It claimed jurisdiction in all ecclesiastical matters, which its judges extended very widely. Thus, actions of divorce, adultery, bas tardy, tithes, patronage, scandal, breach of vows, confirming the testament of persons deceased, &c. came to be appropriated to this Court. By 4 Geo. IV. c 97, the Sheriff is appointed Commissary, and the Commissariat and the Sheriffdom are made co-extensive. Actions of declarator of marriage, divorce, &c- are transferred to the Court of Session, and the chief business of the Commissariat is now to confirm testaments, &c. Andrew Murray of Murrayshall, Commissary Wm. Watson and Win, Gordon, Commissary-Deputes Alexander Gordon, advocate, Commissary- Clerk John Grant Leslie, Commissary Clerk-Depute William Simpson, Procurator- Fiscal John D. Milne and Alex. Henderson, Assistants 24 LEGAL DEPARTMENT. SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT. The Small-debt Court was formerly stationary like the Ordin- ary Court, but by the Act of Parliament 1 "Victoria, cap. 41, Circuit Courts, for the trial of Small-debt cases (actions for sums under £8 6s 8d), are established in addition to the ordinary Small-debt Court; and the Sheriff is ordained to divide the county into dis- tricts, and hold a certain number of Courts in each annually. Appeals against the Sheriff's judgments in these Courts are not competent, unless on the ground of corruption, malice, or oppres- sion on the part of the Judge ; and the decrees may be immedi- ately put in execution by arrestment or poinding; imprisonment for small debts being abolished. Written proceedings, or the as- sistance of professional men are not allowed, unless with leave of the Court. The Ordinary Small-debt Court at Aberdeen is held on Thurs- day, at Ten o'clock, a.m., weekly, during sessions of the Court, and once or twice during vacation George Leslie, Clerk. The Circuit Small-debt Courts are held at Tarland, Inverury, Huntly, Turriff, and Old Deer, once every three months; and at Peterhead once every two months. John Skeen, Tarland James Nicol, Turriff Robert Dawson, Inverury James Watt, Old Deer William Murdoch, Huntly James Reid, Peterhead Are the persons who will respectively issue summonses, &c. to be brought in these Courts ; and George Leslie is the Clerk who will officiate at these Courts. It is optional to creditors to cite their debtors either to the dis- trict court of their domicile, or to the head court at Aberdeen. BURGH OR BAILLIE COURT. The jurisdiction of the Magistrates (Provost and Baillies, though it is a Baillie that usually sits in Court) is equal to that of the Sheriff within their territory— the royalty of the Burgh—but it is not exclusive of the Sheriff's authority, except, perhaps, in questions strictly belonging to the police of the burgh, which more properly pertain to the Magistrates. Thomas Blaikie, Provost. Baillie Patrick Simpson Baillie Lewis Crombie „ James Forbes ,, Leslie Clark Town-Clerk, Clerk.—James Simpson, Legal Assessor. — A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators Fiscal. — Town-serjeants, Officers of Court. The Court day is Saturday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., during the same sessions as the Sheriff Court. JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. The office of Justice of the Peace was introduced into Scotland in 1609. As signified by their name, the Justices judge in riots and breaches of the peace—they enforce the laws against beggars and vagrants— the game laws—and, with the Commissioners of Supply, they regulate the highways, bridges, and ferries. The ex edition of various penal statutes, revenues, laws, and others, is also committed to them. The quarter-sessions are held on the first Tuesday of the months of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. Special sessions are occasionally held. Francis Gordon, Clerk George Leslie, Depute. John D. Milne, Procurator- Fiscal. JUSTIES OF PEACE SMALL-DEBT COURT. For the trial of smalKdebt causes, under £5, by 6, Geo. IV. c. 48. Any two Justices of Peace, Judges Francis Gordon, Clerk. George Leslie and John Dunn, Clerks-Depute. The Aberdeen District Court sits every fortnight, on Monday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. POLICE COURT. This is a Criminal Court, constituted under the Aberdeen Police Act (14th May, 1829), for the trial of offences against the Act, breaches of the peace, theft under the value of £10, reset, fraud, &c. &c. It sits daily in the Old or Baillie Court-house, at Eleven o'clock, A.M. The Sitting Magistrate, Judge. A. & 3. Cadenhead, Procurators- Fiscal Town-Clerk, Clerk. *** All the Courts, except the Baillie and Police Courts, meet in the New Court-lu use, Castle Street. The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, and Small-debt Clerks' Offices are in the Record Hall, 27, King Street. Hours of attendance from Ten o'clock, a.m., to Three, p.m., and from Six to Eight, p.m. SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES. The members of this Society are the practitioners before the Sheriff, Commissary, and City Courts of Aberdeen. It is probable the practitioners formed a distinct body from the very establishment of the Courts, but it is not till 1693 that we find authentic mention made of their admission as procurators by the judge. On 2d October of that year, the Sheriffcalled before him sixteen individuals, " the ordinar advocats and procurators of this judicatorie," and " under- standing of their abilities, honestie, and judgment," admitted them procurators before his court, and discharged every person not duly admitted by him from practising therein. In 1685, at the instiga tion of Lord Whitehill, then Commissary Scougal, they formed themselves into a Society for affording pecuniary relief to decayed members, widows, &c, and enacted rules and regulations for their government, which were sanctioned by the Sheriff. In 1774, a royal charter was obtained, incorporating the Society, and confirming the former rights and privileges of the members. In 1799, they pro- cured to themselves a more extensive charter, under the title of The President and Society of Advocates in Aberdeen. They alone, of the procurators before the inferior courts in Scotland, are styled " Advocate," a designation given them from time immemorial—by what authority is not known. The Society flourishes. It possesses a moderately good library ; and a large building, containing a hall, committee rooms, and every other accommodation, was built in 1837. The present entry-money is £120, with £5 5s to the library. The number of members is one hundred and forty, of which twenty-four do not reside in Aberdeen. President, Charles Chalmers.— Treasurer, William Simpson". 1789 1807 Alex. Gordon Peter Farquharson Henry Lumsden *John 1). Milne 1794 Chas. Winchester 1816 Al. Webster 1S08 Pat. Bannerman Duncan Davidson John Duthie James Ferguson 1796 1809 John Thorn Francis Gordon Alex. Cadenhead James Ross * Thomas Burnett 1810 John Cadenhead 1798 Alexander Allan James Simpson Thomas Hutcheon John Smith, sen. George Wilson 1802 1812 1817 Thomas Sangster *f Charles Chalmers Alexander Gibbon 1803 Alex. Copland *James Murray Andrew Robertson 1813 James i\i 'Hardy Adam Coutts Thomas Reid Alexander Muir 1804 *f William Simpson William Smith Hugh Fullerton 1814 1818 *+ Alexander Smith Francis Garden ' Wm. Adam, sen. *f George Yeats George Rainnie John L. Shirrefs 56 LEGAL DEPARTMENT. *Alex. Stronach Nath. Farquhar George Grant Robert Alcock Alex. Macdonald George Silver George dimming * William Skinner David Reith 1819 Francis Edmond W. Adam, jun. * John Smith, jun. 1S30 1836 1820 Alexander Harvey George Grub William Robison David Keith William Yeats James Nicol Alex. Mitchell John Stuart George Johnston Robert Machray "John Blaikie 1821 Colin A. Philip 1837 John Fleming John Paterson fDavid Mitchell Anderson, sen. Alexander Duff I Arthur D. Fordyce Jn. Alexander Chivas Wm. M. Cruden C. G Grainger f James Edmond 1831 D. R. Morice ]822 Francis Clerihew David Monro John Angus Andrew Murray 1838 1823 F. J. Cochran *Alex. Henderson James Russel Jas. B. M'Combie 1839 James Mair Patrick Davidson Duncan Forbes Alexander Fraser William Irvine Geo. Cruickshank William Gray James Geddes John Dunn 1824 *John Webster Jas. Williamson Robert i yee Alex. Pittendrigh f Robert Smith John J uncan 1832 • Alex. Davidson 1825 Marianus Massie fWm. Booth William Gordon Robert Brown f Alexander Ross *Clem. Lumsden \ George D. Profat John Whyte Newell Burnett Charles Thomson J. Anderson, jun. Alexander Jopp William Forbes 1840 William Garrow John Clark William Hunter 1826 1833 fAlex. Webster, jr. William Ross * Thomas Primrose Alex. Flockhart George Leask L. M'Kinnan William Duthie 1827 1834 fjohn Ligertwood Alex. Anderson JJohn Yeats fAlexander Abel William Paierson Tho. J. Bremner 184! Alex. Wilson Robert Shand J Thomas Ewen D. R. Ledingham ± Alexander Torrie Alex. Duthie 1828 Lambert Barron John Allan Alexander Daniel Robert Stephen A. J. Cameron * James Brebner 1835 James Collie [ 1829 John Humphrey 1 James Edmond, j lecturer on Scots Law and Conveyancing. John Clark, FacU>r. — George Rae, Offi cer and Librarian. * Committee of Funds, tcc. t Examinators. i Agents Cor tlie Poor SOCIE TY OF WRITERS .—1826. Alexander Smi th of Glenmillan, Hen orary President. Jas. Carter, John Allan, Robert S. Farquhar, Presidents. Edward V Tagstaff, Secretary and Treasurer. Alexander Duthie Arthur Farquhar, Me mbers of Committee. Honorary Members Alex. Webster Chas. Winchester John D. Milne Dun. Davidson J. A. Sandilands Pat. Bannerman Francis Gordon Alex. Cadenhead James Simpson Thomas Burnett Alexander Allan James M'Hardy Thomas Sangster Charles Chalmers Alexander Muir Alexander Smith Wm. Simpson Alex. Stronach George Yeats Francis Garden George dimming Henry Lumsden Alexander Gordon John Smith, junior LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 27 William Robison David Keith Wm. Adam, junior James Nicol Alex. Mitchell George Grub John Fleming Colin A. Philip George Silver Alexander Chivas John Paterson John Humphrey James Edmond John Anderson John Stuart John Angus Fras. Clerihew William Yeats Alexander Fraser Andrew Murray John Blaikie William Gray Fras. J. Cochran David Mitchell Robert Dyce Ja. B. M'Combie David R. Morice John Duncan Pat. Davidson David Monro Clements Lumsden James Geddes Alexander Duff Newell Burnett John Webster John Dunn William Ross Alex. Pittendrigh Joseph Robertson George Leask John H. Burton Alex. Davidson Alex. Anderson John Clark Alexander Ross Robert Shand Lachlan M'Kinnan John Whyte Robert Ledingham Thos. J. Bremner Robert Smith Alexander Daniel John Yeats William Watson Nathaniel Farquhar Lambert Barron J. Anderson, junior Alex. Macdonald Robert Stephen Alex. Webster, jun. William Skinner David Reith Alexander Abel P'rancis Edmond George Grant John Lisrertwood Alex. Harvey Resident Ordinary Members. Alexander Duthie James Carter Robert Milne Alex. D. Wilson James Collie ] Robert Leslie j Reid William F. Arthur Farquhar James ; Ogg David H. Kennedy James Riddel William Pirie ' j William Edward Wagstaff James Wallace , Speid Fraser Gordon John Allan L. Stewart George Russell John Barron j Wm. C. Monro j Robert S. Farquhar James Bryce j | Non- Resident Ordinary Members. Arthur D. Fordyce I John Rae Thomas Elmsly Charles Bodie Norval Clyne W. G. Gumming George Allan Peter Cormack Wm. N. Fraser George A. Esson Robert Adam Wm. R. Gordon George Knox Robert Webster Wm. F. Ingram John Alexander The Society meets in the Advocates' Buildings, at a quarter past Six o'clock, on Saturday evening, from the first Saturday in October, to the last in March inclusive. . PUBLIC OFFICERS. Thomas and Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint- Clerks to the Com- missioners of Supply, Clerks of General Meetings of Trustees under the Turnpike and Commutation Acts, and General Clerks of Lieutenancy. H. & C. Lumsden, Advocates, Collectors of County Assessments. James Simpson, Advocate, Collector of Town Assessments. John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector of Bishop Rents. Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Register of Sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires. John Angus, Town-' lerk and Keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen. Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commissioner for taking Oaths to be used in the Courts of Queens Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer. 28 LEGAL DEPARTMENT. MESSENGERS- AT-ARMS. Inverury George Rae, Aberdeen \ Robert Webster, J. Johnston, do. I Jos. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil George Cockburn, do. Adam Gray, Peterhead J Robert Shaw, do. James Hutchison, do. | Alexander Mitchell, Ballater I Grant Imlah, do. J. Milne, Fraserburgh James Gordon, Rhynie Alex. Sutherland, do. ! George Skene, Tarland John Smith, Huntly Charles Dunbar, Turriff James M'Kinnan, do. SHERIFF OFFICERS. Charles Dawson, Aberdeen James Lawrence, do. George Lyell, do. John Thorn, Longside James Home, do. Alex. Ironside, New Deer P. Ettershank, do. J. Davidson, Oldmeldrum John Moir, do. George Webster, do. John Campbell, do. George Sangster, Udny James Ross, Old Aberdeen George Geils, Inverury John Thorn, sen. do. W. Benzie, Gushetnook, Oldrain John Thorn, jun do. William Reid, Old Westhall A. Warrender, Parkhill, Dyce J. Burgess, Bridgefoot, Oyne Alexander Taylor, Keig A. Wisely, Meikle Wartle W. Mitchell, Whitehouse W. Dempster, do. David Stewart, Leochell James Knox, Peterhead William Imray, Banchory Adam Gray, do. W. M'Donald, Kincluny James Hutchison, do. Thomas Sheriffs, Ellon Grant Imlah, do. John Clark, Slains Robert Adam, do. J. G. Cuming, do. Robert Daniel, do. John Ross, Cruden James Cow, Kildrummy J. Cruickshank, Byreleask Peter White, Druminner And. Milne, Oldmill, Foveran James Smith, Old Forest Robert Benzie, Tillyhilt, Tarves John Wilson, Millbowie, Skene J. Selby, Millbrex, Fyvie W. Mortimer, Brux, Strathdon J. Brown, Fraserburgh J. Michie, Wester Chapleton, do. Al. Sutherland, do. G. Simpson, Wester Skellater James Bedford, Huntly Jas. Walker, Waterside of Towie James M'Kinnan, do. John Webster, Turriff John Gall, Glenhead Charles Dunbar, do. J. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil J. Duguid, Arnhead, Auchter- W. Emslie, Lumphanan less R. Stewart, Belnacool, Mortlach Samuel Allanach, Cuminestown William Gordon, Priestwells William Skene, Tarland George Grant, Tynebog A. Coutts, Ballachalich Shaw Shaw, Old Deer J. Davidson, Torgalter, Tullich Thomas Marr, New Pitsligo Al. Davidson, do. W. Dalzell, Strichen D. M'Kenzie, Crathie James Adie, do. W. Mitchell, Cluny J. Aden, Blairmormond M REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 29 SECTION IV.—REVENUE DEPARTMENT. POST OFFICE. David Stuart, Esq., Postmaster. John Smith, Is* Clerk Alex. M'Donald, 3d Clerk Robert Gray, 2d do. William Gray, 4th do. Letter- Carriers. James Leighton, John Milne, Thomas M'Guffie, Charles Wilson, George Smith, Robert Porter, and C. Murray. PENNY POSTS. RECEIVING OFFICES. Aberdeen, Jas. Fraser, ...197, Union Street Old Alex. Smith, 51, I High Street Peter Buyers, 57, Quay Woodside, Mrs. Bremner J. Davidson,... 8, Broadford Echr, W. Malcolm, jun. Hillside, I ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES, &C. Mails. Box Closes. Despatches. Arrivals. Edinburgh, via Perth, 2 p.m. .3 p.m. . . 6 25 A. Edinburgh, via Fife, 7 20 a.m. . 7 40 a.m. . . 5 )3f.m Inverness, 5 50 „ .70,,. . 2 30 „ Peterhead, 1st, 5 50 „ .7 0,,. . 12 20 „ Peterhead,2d, 5 50 p.m. .. . 6 20 p.m. . . 10 35 „ Ballater, 5 50 a.m. . 7 A.M. . .. 2 30 „ Banff, 1st, 5 50 „ .70,,. . 2 30 „ Banff, 2d 5 50 p.m. . 6 20 p.m. . . 8 30 „ Alford, 5 50 a.m. . 7 A.M. . ..2 4 „ Methlic, 5 50 „ .. 7 „ . .. 2 „ Lerwick, 4 p.m. every Friday during the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September; the other six months, the day and hour of despatch uncertain. N.13. — For 30 minutes previous to the above-mentioned time of closing the receiving-box for the different mails, one extra penny must be paid for each letter posted—for 15 minutes previous to the said time of closing, sixpence extra, otherwise they cannot be for- warded till next despatch. DELIVERY OF LETTERS. First—London morning Letters and Papers, comprising all the south roads, Glasgow, Perth, &c. commences at half-past 7, a.m. Second— Comprising all the North Mails, commences at half- past 3, P.M. Third—London Evening and Edinburgh Letters, commences at a quarter before 6, p.m. No delivery on Sundays, except to persons who call at the Office, from half-past 7 till half-past 10 a.m. ; from 1 till 3, p.m. ; and from a quarter before 6 till 7, evening. Money Orders, for transmitting small sums by post, under £5, granted and paid from 7, a.m. to 1, p.m., and from 3 to 8, p.m. Rates of Postage on Letters to any place within the United Kingdom, &c : — If not exceeding oz.™.Id. If not exceeding 2 oz 4d. h j „ 1 oz.„~_2d. 3 oz.~~.6d. I „ And so on, adding twopence for every ounce up to sixteen ounces. Letters or Packets exceeding 16 oz. (with the exceptions under- specified), will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office, to be returned to the writer. Parliamentary Petitions, and Addresses to her Majesty. Parliamentary Proceedings. Letters and Packets addressed to, or received from places beyond sea. Letters and Packets to and from public departments, and to and from officers who formerly franked by virtue of their office. Deeds, if transmitted in covers open at the sides. c 2 — — 30 REVKNUE DEPARTMENT. It is optional with the public to send letters within the United Kingdom paid or unpaid, but, in the latter case, they are liable to a double rate of postage, as will be seen from the subjoined table Pre-paid. Unp aid INLAND RATES. s. rf. s. d. ' i oz. 1 „„ 2 1 . ..0 2^,™ 4 Exceeding 1 oz. and not exceeding 2 ... 4 ~™ 8 2 3 .. 6 „„ 1 3 4 ..08-- 1 4 4 5 .. 10 ~~ 1 8 5 6 .. 1 „„ 2 6 7 .. 1 2 „~ 2 4 7 8 .. 1 4 „~ 2 8 8 9 .. 1 6 -~ 3 9 10 .. 1 8 ~„ 3 4 ... 10 11 .. 1 10 „ ™ 3 8 ... 11 12 ...2 „~ 4 ... 12 13 ...2 2 „~ 4 4 ... 13 14 ...2 4 -™ 4 8 ... 14 15 ...2 6 ~™ 5 ... 15 16 ...2 8 ~™ 5 4 Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament passing between places in the United Kingdom, and between the United Kingdom and the Colonies, when conveyed by packet, but not through France nor to the East Indies, are charged Not exceeding 4 oz.~™~ , .„. ™_„,„™„^„ Id Exceeding 2 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz. 2d Exceeding 4 oz. and not exceeding 12 oz.™. . . 3d and so on in proportion. Pre-payment optional. Postage stamps are sold at the Post-office, and the Stamp- office. Price— Labels, Id. and 2d. each „ Covers, l^d. and 2gd. each Letters bearing stamps in value equal to the amount of postage chargeable according to the first or " pre-paid" column of the above scale, will be delivered free in any part of the United Kingdom. In cases, however, where stamps of a less value than the rate exi- gible have been used, the letter is chargeable on delivery with double the amount of such difference. For instance, a letter posted exceeding half an ounce and under one ounce, upon which a penny label has been put, will, on delivery, be charged twopence, being double the difference betwixt the label used and the proper one for the weight of the letter, which ought to have been adopted—the public being, in this case, mulcted one penny extra. Stamps may be used for printed votes, Parliamentary proceedings, and on Foreign, Colonial, and ship letters proceeding outwards ; but their use is prohibited from the Colonies or Foreign ports. Letters for Foreign countries, and places beyond seas, having an insufficient number of stamps, will not be forwarded, but sent to the Dead-Letter Office to be returned to the writer. And the same principle is applied to letters for Foreign countries, prepayment of which is required, when left at any Post»office with less than the full amount of such postage. Members of each House of Parliament are allowed to receive, by the post, petitions and addresses to her Majesty, and petitions ad dressed to either Houseof Parliament, not exceeding thirty-two ounces in weight, exempt from postage, provided such petitions and addresses be sent without covers, or in covers open at the sides. Should they exceed that weight, they will not require to be pre-paid, but are charged according to their weight, as unpaid letters, with double the rates of postage to which, it pre-paid, they would be subject. . —™ — REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 31 SHIP LETTERS. Letters conveyed by private ship to places beyond seas are liable to a rate of, Under \ oz. ™-_ ~~ Os 8d Above \ oz. and under 1 oz. , Is 4d . 2s Above J oz. and under 2 oz. —™~.~™——.~~ 8d and so on in proportion. FOREIGN LETTERS. The present British rate of postage to Foreign ports by the re spective packets are as under : PER FALMOUTH PACKETS. Between Aberdeen and s. d. cluding Hayti, Porto s, d Lisbon, payment re- Rico, Curacoa, Guada quired, ™ ~— 1 9 loupe, Martinique, St Madeira (via Lisbon), do 1 10 Croix, St Martin's, St Spain, do 2 2 Thomas, payment re Gibraltar, optional, . 1 quired, . — 1 5 Malta and Corfu, do „, 1 Jamaica, Antigua, Baha Greece, payment required, 2 5 mas, Barbadoes, Do Egypt, do 2 5 minica, Grenada, Mont India, do 10 serrat, Nevis, St. Kitts, Madeira, do 1 10 St Lucia, St Vincent, Brazils, do 2 9 Tobago, Tortola, Trini Buenos Ayres, Chili and clad, Demerara, Bebice, Peru, do 2 7 payment optional _~ 1 La Guayra, Cuba and Car- Mexico and Havannah, thagena, do 2 3 payment required, ~——. 2 3 Foreign West Indies, in- Honduras, do. „ ~, 1 PER HULI, PACKETS Norway and Sweden (dur- Hamburg, Cuxhaven, and ing summer only), pay- Lubeck, payment re- ment required, 1 quired, .—~™ —. 6 PER LIVERPOOL PACKETS. United States, payment Bermuda, optional, 1 required, 1 Newfoundland, do. 1 Canadas, Nova Scotia, and Halifax (N.S ), do 1 New Brunswick, op- British America— Boston, 1 PER LONDON PACKETS. Hamburg, Cuxhaven, and Norway and Sweden; Ger- Lubeck, payment re many, Denmark and quired, —.. » 6 Russia, payment re . 1 10 Holland, do —. 1 6 quired, — Heligoland, do 1 PER DOVER PACKETS. Belgium, payment re- seil les, by French packet, quired,— . — 1 6 payment required, „ 2 France, optional,. , 10 India, via Marseilles, by Switzerland, via France, French packet, do ;— 3 payment required, 1 2 India, monthly, closed Germany, via France, do 1 4 mail, via Marseilles, do. 2 Spain, Portugal, Italy, Malta, Ionian Islands, Turkey, &c via France, Greece, Egypt, and payment required, 1 7 Syria, monthly, closed Turkey, Greece, and Me mail, via Marseilles, do. 1 diterranean, via Mar Letters to France may be posted unpaid, leaving both British and French rates of postage to be paid by the receiver ; or the British rate may be paid to Calais ; or both rates, British and French, to destination —— 3-2 RKVENUE DEPARTMENT. The British rate to Calais is calculated Not exceeding ! oz. „„,„„.„—„. Os lOd I oz and under 1 oz. „ ,.—~™.—, Is 8d 1 oz and under 2 oz. „m~— ,.—.„. Ss 4d 2 oz and under 3 oz. ,— ,. . — 5s Od and so on at the uniform rate of Is. 8d for each additional ounce. And the French rates, varying according to the subjoined list, are calculated on the following principle, viz. : Under \ oz. „~„™,„™ 1 rate \ oz and under oz —~ „— .— .— 2 „ r oz and under | oz .— 3 „ | oz and under 1 oz.™-.. . m„ 4 „ and an additional rate for each \ oz. in weight This principle is acted upon in charging letters forwarded " via Marseilles," whether addressed by French packet or monthly closed mail. Example —The British rate for a letter under J oz to Calais is lOd , and the French rate from Calais to Paris (as will be seen on reference to the list of French post towns) is also 10d., hence, British. French. TO PARIS, s. d. s. d. s. (A Under -\ of an ounce, „_ 10 _ 10 _ 1 8 A ™ 10 *^~~* 1 8 2 6 o A ~~ 1 8 6 ~~ 4 2 i. . 1 ™ 1 8 *~^™ 3 _ 5 .ij Q 4 ^*~~ 4 2 „~ 7 6 . n 3 4 „ 5 _ 8 4 .il ™ 3 4 ^^~ 5 10 _ 9 2 2 ~~ 3 4 ^_ 6 8 „~ 10 - 2| ~~ 5 ,~.~ 7 6 _ 12 6 21 _ 5 _ 8 4 13 4 o . 3| .. _- 5 ~„ 9 _ 14 2 O _ 5 ~~ 10 „~ 15 . 3| ™ 6 8 . , 10 10 _ 17 6 . 3i -™ 6 8 ~~ 11 8 _ 18 4 1-2 .3| . . — 6 8 ~- 6 _ 19 2 .4 6 8 ~~ 13 4 _ 20 A scale of the rate of postage on letters to India and the Mediter- ranean, via Marseilles, by the British and French packets respectively, calculated to the extent of four ounces, is given below, which, it is trusted, will sufficiently answer every ordinary purpose. Foreign Rates of Postage to India and the Mediterranean. By IJritish Packet By French Packet, via Ma seille.s. via Marseilles. India. Mediterranean India. Mediterranean. Under — • i OZ. £0 2 8 £0 1 8 £0 3 8.1 £0 2 84 Weighing ^ 55 3 6 2 6 5 7 4 7" 3i 55 55 6 2 4 2 9 3* 7 55 4~ 55 7 5 11 2 9 2 1 6' 55 55 11 6 7 16 8| 12 81 » H 15 12 4 8 4 18 7 14 7 55 u 55 13 2 9 2 1 5h 16 5i 55 1* 55 14 10 1 2 4 18 4 10,i 5) 2 55 18 6 12 6 1 7 1 1 104 55 2+ 55 i.9 4 13 4 1 9 9 1 3 9 55 55 1 2 14 2 1 11 74 1 5 7\ 55 ^4 55 1 1 15 1 13 6 1 7 6 6' 55 3 95 1 5 17 6 1 19 04 1 11 O.i 55 °"f 9? 1 6 4 18 4 2 11 1 12 11 9.i 55 34 1 7 2 19 2 2 2 1 14 94 «3 55 °4~ 59 1 8 1 2 4 8 1 16 8" 4 55 1 12 « 1 2 6 2 10 24 2 24 — — REGISTRATION OF LETTERS. Since January last, a system of registration has been in operation applicable to all descriptions of letters. Letters intended for registration must either be stamped or pre- paid, and presented at the" Post-office at least 30 minutes before the closing of the letter-box for the particular mail by which it is to be despatched. The British registration fee is Is., and must always be paid in money, and at the time of registration. In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship letters, registration extends to the port of despatch in the United Kingdom only. Registration fee on such letters, Is., and, in addition, the rate of postage to which they may be liable. Letters addressed to France may be registered to their destination ; and those passing through France, so long as they may remain in the French territory the former on payment of double the French rate to place of destination, in addition to the British rate and Bri- tish registration fee, and the latter on payment of the usual postage rate, and Is. registration fee. It must be observed, however, that such registration does not render the Postmaster- General or the Post-office revenue in any manner liable for the loss of any such letter or contents thereof. NEWSPAPERS Sent in covers, open at the sides, and which have no writing or marks of reference or communication upon them or on the covens, other than the address of the persons to whom sent, circulate throughout the United Kingdom free of postage And, provided they be posted within seven days from the date of publication, they are sent to, and received from, the undermentioned British Colonies and Foreign places without charge: List of British Colonies and Foreign Parts to which Newspapers are sent by Packet free ofpostage— BRITISH COLONIES. Antigua Grenada Newfoundland Bahama Halifax Nova Scotia Barbadoes Heligoland Quebec Berbice India via Falmouth St Kitts Bermuda Ionian Islands St Lucia Canada Jamaica St Vincent's Cariacoa Malta Tobago Demerara Montserrat Tortola Dominica Nevis Trinidad Gibraltar New Brunswick FOREIGN PARTS. Brazil Denmark La Guayra Bremen Greece Lubeck Buenos Ayres Hamburg Malta Caraccas Hayti, or St Do Peru Colombia mingo Spain Cuxhaven Honduras Newspapers for France may be dropped into the letter box, and will be forwarded, but are liable, on delivery in France, to a charge of four centimes; and, in Great Britain and Ireland, of one half- penny. — 34 REVENUE DEPARTMENT. Those posted for United States of fWith the exception of America France, and those places Guadaloupe mentioned in the preced- Continent of j Martinique \ ing list " Europe of Foreign Surinam Parts," to which they are " St Croix |_ " sent free of postage St Thomas With the exception of St Martin's Brazil I Caraccas South America Cuba, or Havannah Buenos Ayres Colombia Peru Egypt I La Guayra Syria India and the Mediterranean via Marseilles are liable to a postage duty of 2d- each newspaper, which must be paid in advance. Newspapers coming from the above places are subject to a similar charge of 2d. on delivery in this country. They must be printed in the language of the country from which they are sent. Newspapers, if posted within seven days after date, are forwarded by private ships, at the rate of Id- each, to Cape of Good Hope Chili Mauritius, or Isle of France Peru Sydney Guatemala New South Wales Western Coast of America Van Diemen's Land Canadas East Indies St. Helena, and Western Coast Swan River of Africa South Australia and to China, and other places not specified in the above lists, at the rate of 2d- each newspaper. Printed Votes and Proceedings of Parliament sent from any part of the United Kingdom to any of her Majesty's Colonies by private vessels, and all printed Votes and Proceedings of the Co- l onial Legislatures sent to the United Kingdom by private vessels, are liable to the following rates of postage : — For any weight not exceeding 4 oz. —. —~.~~,.—. —. — 2d If exceeding 4 oz. and not exceeding 8 oz ™ „™ 4d 8oz 12 oz.~™™„^™» 6d 12 oz 16 oz . 8d And for every additional 4 oz. in weight, and any lesser weight than 4 oz. , —~™ ~„ ™ 2d MONEY ORDERS. Small sums can be remitted through the Post-office, by means of Money Orders, without risk, at the following rates of charge, viz. — Threepence for any sum not exceeding Two Pounds, and Sixpence for any sum above Two Pounds, and not exceeding Five Pounds. It is required that parties in whose favour they are drawn present them personally at the Post-office for payment. In cases how- ever, where the personal attendance of party is really inconvenient, the money may be drawn by any person, properly instructed, pre- senting the order, the receipt at the foot thereof being signed at full length with christian and surname of the payee. LIST OF THE POST TOWNS AND SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND. Aberbrothwick Aberlour Alness Aberchirder Abernethy Alloa Aberdeen Abington Alva. Aberdonr Aboyne Alyth Aberfeldy Airdrie Amulrie Aberfoyle Alexandria Annan Aberlady Alford Anstruther REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 35 Appin Bridge of Earn Cullen Ardintenny Bridge of Weir Culross Ardersier Broadford Culivoe Arisaig Broadick Cumbernauld Ardnamurchan Broughty-Ferry Cuminestone Ardrossan Brucklaw Cumnock Aross Buckhaven Cupar-Angus Arran Bucklyvie Cupar-Fife Arrochar Buckie Dailly Ashkirk Buness Dairsie Assynt Bunessan Dalbeattie Auchinblae Burghead Daljarroch Auchincairn Burntisland Dalmally Auchinleck Burwick Dalmellington Auelmacraig Busby Dalmuir Auchterarder Cairndow Dalnacardoch Auchtermuchty Cairnryran Dairy, Castle D. Ayr Callander Dairy, Glasgow Ayton Cambuslang Dalrymple Baifron Camelon Dalswinton Ba'llantrae Campbelton Damhead Ballater Canonbie Denholm i Balliudallock Carluke Denny Ballochvoy Carinish Dennyloanhead Banchory Carnock Dingwall Banff Carnoustie Dirleton Bankfoot Carnwath Dollar Bannockburn Carr Bridge Dolphington Barr Carrsfairn Dornoch Barrhead Carron Douglas Barrhill Can-onshore Doune Bathgate Castle-Douglas Dromore Battasound Castleton Drumnadrochit Beauly Cathcart Drymen Beith Catrine Duffus Bellshill Cawdor Dumbarton Bervie Chance Inn Dumfries Berwick Chapel Rosan Dunbar Biggar Chirnside Dunbeath Bishopton Clackmannan Dunblane Blackburn, Aberdeen Closeburn Dundee Blackburn, Whitburn Cluny Dunfermline Blackbillock Coatbridge Dunkeld Blackshiells Cockburnspath Dunglass Blair-Adam Coldstream Dunnet Blair-Atholl Coldingbam Dunning Blairgowrie Colinsburgh Dunoon Blairlogje Coll Dunseore Blantyre Colmonel Dunse Boeharm Comrie Duntocher Bogroy Cornhill Dun vegan Bonawr Corpack Durness Bonar Bridge Corran Dysart Bonchester Bridge Craigellachie Eaglesham Bonhill Craill Eariston Borrowstounness Creetown Easdale Both well Crieff E. Kilbride Bowman Crinan Eastyell Bowmore Crocketford Ecclesfechan Bracadale Cromarty Echt Braco Crook Eddleston Brae Crossgates Elgin Braemar Crosshill Elie Brechin Crossmichael Ellon Bridge of Allan Cruden Erroll 36 REVENUE DEPARTMENT. i 1 Etal Hawick Kirkmaiden Evan ton Helensburgh Kirkmahoe Eyemouth Helmsdale Kirkmichael Fairlie Hillside Do. Blairgowrie Falkirk Holytown Kirkpatrick Falkland Holywood Kirkwall Far Houston Kirriemuir Fearn Huna Ladykirk Fenwick Huntly Laggavoulin Ferry-port-on-Craig Hutton Laggan Fettercairn Inchture Lairg Finhaven Innerkip Lamlash Findhorn Innerleithen Lanark Fochabers Inverary Langholm Ford Invergarry Lammington Fordoun Inyergordon Larbert Forfar Inverkeithing Largo Forres Inverey Largs Fort-Augustus Invermoriston Larkhall Fort-George Inverness Lauder Fortrose Irvine Laurencekirk Fort-William Isle Ornsay Laurieston Fortingall Jedburgh Laurieston, Falk. Fraserburgh Johnstone Br. Laygavouyen Fruchie Johnstown Leadhills Fushiebridge Jura Leith Lumsden Fyvie Keith Leitholm Gairlochead Keith-hall Lennoxtown Galashiels Kelso Lerwick Gallotown Keltonhill Lesmahago Galston Kennoway Leslie Garderhouse Kenmore Leuehars Garmouth Kettle Leven Garlieston Kilbarchan Lhanbryde Gartmore Kilbride, Glasgow Lilliesleaf Gatehouse Kilbride, Saltcoats Linlithgow Gifford Kilburnie Linton, East Gilston Kilchrenan Linton, West Girvan Kilfinnan Linwilg Glammis Killearn Lismore Glasgow Killin Lix Glendaruel Kilmarnock Loan Glenelg Kilmaurs Lochalsh Glenlivet Kilmuir Lochans Glenlocher Kilmun Lochcarron Glenluce Kilpatrick Lochearnhead Glenmorriston Kilsyth Lochee Golspie Kilwinning Lochgilphead Govan Kincardine Lochinver Gourock Kincardine O'Neil Lochmaben Grahamstown Kingairloch Lochmaddy Grangemouth Kinghorn Lochwinnoch Grantown Kingussie Lockerby Greenbank Kinloch Moidart Longhope Greenlaw Kinross Longloan Greenock Kintore Longtown Gretna Kintra Lossiemouth Guardbridge Kippen Luing Gullan Kirkbean Luss Haddington Kirkcaldy Lybster Halkirk Kirkconnel Macduff Hamilton Kirkcowen Markinch Harris Kirkcudbright Maryhill Harroldswiek Kirkinner Marykirk Haugh of Urr Kirkintilloch Mauchline BEVKNUE DEPARTMENT. 37 Maxwelltown Paxton Stonehaven May bole Peebles Stonehouse Meigle Perth Stoneykirk Melby Peterhead Stornoway Melrose Pitcaple Stow Melvich Pitlessie Stowe Menstrie Pitlochrie Strachur Methlic PittLMiweem Straiton Methven Pitsligo Stranraer Mey Pollew Stransay Mid-Calder Polloekshaws Stratliaven Millport Polmont Srrathblane Milnathort Polnackie Strathdon Milngavie Portaskaig Strati imiglo Mintlaw Port-Bannatyne Strathpeffer Moffat Port Giasgow Strichen Moddiesburn Port-Menteath Stromness Moniavie Port-Mahomack Stronsay Montrose Port- Nessock Strontian Monymusk Port-Patrick Struan Mortlach Portree Struy Morvern Portsoy Swinton Mossat Pori william Symington Mossbank Preston Tain Mountbog Prestonkirk Tamnavoulan Moy Radian Mill Tarbert Muckart Raunoch Tarbolton Mu i rd rum Rasay Tarland Muirkirk Reafirth Tayinloan Munlochy Reay Teviothead Muthill Renton Thornhill, Dumfries Nairn Renfrew Thornhill, Doune Neilston Rliynie Thornton, Keith New Abbey Rosehearty Thornton, Kirkcaldy Nevvburgh Roseneath Thurso New Deer Rothiemay Tillicoultry New Castleton Rothes Tiree New Cumnock Rothesay Tobermory New Galloway Row Tomintoul New Kilpatrick Rutherglen Tongue Newmills, Fife St. Andrew's Torrance Newmills, Ayr St. BoswelFs Green Torryburn New Pitsligo St. Ninian's Troon Newton St. Margaret's Hope Turriff Newton-Stewart Saline Tyndrum Noblehousa Saltcoats Udny Norbam Sanquhar Ullapool North Berwick Scone Ullyeasaund North Queensferry Scourie Ulva Oban Selkirk Unaehan Ochiltree Shiel House Urquhart Old Aberdeen Shotts Walls Old Kilpatrick Shuttles tone Watten Oldmeldrum Skene Wemyss Oldrain Sorbie Westandwick Ollaleeny Sorn Westray Orton South Queensferry Whitburn Osnaburgh Southwick Whitehouse Paisley Springbank Whithorn Parkgate Springburn Wick Parkbead Springholm Widowell Parkhill Stanley Wigton Partick Stewarton Windygates Parton Stevenston Wish aw ton Pathhead Stirling Woodside 38 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. STAMPS AND TAXES. William Brown, 2, Adelphi, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Land (CessJ and Assessed Taxes for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires. N.B.—The Subsidy Tax is payable at Mr. Brown's Office. Robert Brown, 105, Union Street, Inspector of Taxes for Aberdeen, Banff, Forfar, and Kincardine shires. John Munro, 103, Union Street, Surveyor of Taxes for the City. EXCISE. OFFICE—116, KING STREET. James M'Laren, Collector.—John M. Hunter, Cleric. First District. — Duncan M'Laurin, Supervisor. — William Marks, Wm. Denman, David Young, James Black, James Cochrane, Wm. M'Clay, and Charles A. Quinton, Officers. Second District.—James Young, Supervisor.— John M'Laren, G. Whiteside, Alexander Liddel, James Fairlie, William Rees, James Keay, Ben. H. Lowden, and Edward Birtchell, Officers. Third District.—C. Newland, Supervisor. — Edward Wynne, George Wicks, Andrew Johnston, James M'Donald, George Patrick, James Young, Pat, Cumming, Officers. CUSTOMS. Alexander Fiddes, Collector. A. F. Gray, Comptroller, and Comptroller of Accounts. George Sim, Alex. Lyell, and John Martin, Clerks. I. Ellery, Landing Surveyor. T. B. Nicolson, James Oliver, and George Smith, Searchers, Land and Coast Waiters. James M'Callum, Tide- surveyor. R. Milne, D. C. Duncan, John Casey, and D. Hart, First-class Tide- waiters. James Duncan, Alex. Budge, James M'Donald, Robert Warden, and James Collie, Second-class Tidewaiters. James Crow, Locker.— Charles Johnston, Weigher. A. Forbes, G- Allen, J. M'Carthy, and W. M'Callum, Boatmen. J. Daniel, J. Allan, and W. Whitecross, Customhouse Agents. A. F. Gray, Collector of Northern, English, and Irish Lights. SECT. V. — COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. BANKS. A Bank was first established at Aberdeen, about the year 1752, on a small scale, in an office on the south side of Castle Street. This establishment, however, did not thrive, and it was soon given up ; but, not long after, the Thistle Bank of Glasgow opened an agency here, and its notes speedily got so wide a circulation, that specie was almost banished the place. In the course of 1766, a number of the gentlemen of the town and county formed themselves into a copart- nery, for the purpose of establishing a native Banking Company, under the title of "The Banking Company in Aberdeen," and a capi- tal stock of £72,000 was subscribed for, in shares of £500. On the 1st January, 1767, the Bank was opened for business. This Company is still in existence, and is one of the most flourishing and stable com- panies in Scotland. Its original paid up capital of £150 per share now sells for upwards of £3000. Two other native Banks (viz. the Town and County and the North of Scotland, both flourishing esta- blishments), and four branches of Edinburgh Banks, now divide the business of the city with the Aberdeen Bank. . ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY. 1767. Thomas Burnett, Esq. Governor. Extraordinary Directors. Robert Arbuthnot Hugh Fullerton Clements Lumsden Sir C. Bannerman, Sir C. Forbes, Bart. Dr. Duncan Mearns Bart. Alex, Forbes Dr. H. M'Piierson James Buchan Dr. Henderson Donaldson Rose John Blaikie John Lumsden Jas. A. Sandilands Robert Brown John Leslie Wm. Strachan Ordinary Directors. Alexander Bannerman, M.P. Francis Gordon of Kincardine David Chalmers of Westburn Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly Duncan Davidson of Tillychetly James Murray, advocate P. Farquharson of Whitehouse Alexander Pirie, merchant John Garioch of Heathcot William Read, merchant Robert Grant of Tillvfour Alexander Smith of Glenmillan David Wyllie, Cashier.—J. Johnston, Secretary and Accountant. John Roger and William Catto, Clerks. Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers. BRANCHES. T Hunt!y,~~ Robert Milne Banff, W il!iam Gall Keith, ~„Robert Green Inverury, Robert Innes Elgin, Forsyth & Young Cullen, ~~~George Innes Peterhead, James A nderson Ellon, ~ Robt. Lendrum Fochabers, Arth ur Reid Tarland, ~~ Andrew Ross Fraserburgh, —William Fraser ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK. 1825. Capital, £1,000,000. Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart, of Leys, Governor. Extraordinary Directors. William Annand of Belmont Alexander Gibbon of Johnston Prof. J. Bentley, King's College Roderick Gray, Peterhead Andrew Black of Foresterhill John Henry of Watchmount Robert Duff of Fetteresso and Robert Leith of Druminner Culter Dr. A. Ligertwood of Wateridge- Admiral Sir Arthur Farquhar muir R.N., C.B. W. M'Combie of Easter Skene James Ferguson of Kinmundy James Shepherd of Aldie Ordinary Directors. Geo. Birnie Dr. Alex. Ewing A. Johnston, W.S. *Alex. Brown *Alex. Foulerton *James Simpson Alex. Burness James Fraser William Simpson * Robert Catto *Alex. Gordon Alex. Stronach Charles Chalmers Harvey Hall *Thomas Sangster *Alex. Cheyne ^'Principal W. Jack Major A. F. Tayler David Copland Alex. Irvine Those marked thus * form the Committee of Management. W. Littlejohn, Cashier.- Secretary § Accountant.—J. Keith and P. Littlejohn, Teller —James Johnston, Clerk. BRANCHES. Ellon,—„ John Rae Pulteneytown, Wick,~Y. & R. Mac- Huntly, George Lawson lachlan Inverury, Alex. S. Maclean Stonehaven, ~~~A. & W. Kinnear Keith, Wm. Thurburn Thurso,- ~~P. & R. Mac- Laurencekirk, ~D. Dickson lachlan Peterhead, -Thomas Knox rORTH OP SCOTLAND BANKING COMPANY. 1836. Capital, £1,000,000. Harry Leith Lumsden of Aucliindoir and Clova, Governor. Directors. *Thos. Blaikie, Pro- *Lpwis Crombie *Alex. Jopp vost of Aberdeen John Gibb James Milne William Adam James Edmond Jolin Smith, Jun. •Alex. Anderson Robert Johnston G. Thompson, Jun. Those marked thus * are the Committee of Management. Henry Paterson, Manager.— Fras. Smith, Accountant. John Christall and John Arbuthnot, Tellers. — Chas. S. Gordon, Inspector of Branches. John Sim, William Beattie, John Arbuthnot, Wi'liam Simpson, John Kynoch, Andrew Longmore, and James Greig, Clerks. BRANCHES. A uchinblae,—J. Parquharson Inverury, A. Davidson & Son Banff, G. Cruickshank Invergoidon,— Beauty, H. Sutherland Keith, William Longmore Difftoicn, James Petrie Macduff, Robert Adam Elgin, George Robertson Peterhead, William Alexander Fraserburgh, -.Robert Stephen Portree, K. M'Aski'l Huntly, J. & J. Robertson Tain, Alexander Innes Inverness, A. & J. M'Tavish Turriff, Norman Gordon SUB-BRANCHES. Aberchirder, Alford, Buckie, Ellon, Inseh, New Deer, Oldmeldrum, Old Deer, Portsoy, Stiichen, Tarland. BANK OF SCOTLAND. — 1780. Arthur Thomson, Agent. — Alex. Sim, Accountant. J. Taggart, Teller. —A. Riddel and Gordon B. Stronach, Clerics. Airdrie, -A. A. Mack Greenock, -Robert Birnie Ai,r, T. M'Lelland hiverness, -John M'Kenzie Banchory, John Ogg Kirkcudbright, -W. H. M'LelJan Blairgowrie, — R. &A. Kobertson Leith, . Thomas Jones J. n, ,„/„ S John Sturrock Montrose,~~ Barclay, Jun. Dundee, < . ., ., ( A. Neilson Paisley, . James Findlay Dunfermline, —J. S. Ronaldson Perth, P. G. Stewart Falkirk, A. Macfarlane Stirling, Alex. Brodie Fraserburgh, — L. Chalmers Stoneliaven, W. Stewart ( Chas. Campbell Strathaven, J. & T. Tennent Glasgow,n, { W . j. DuJan BRITISH LINEN COMPANY. 1 836. Dugald Campbell, Agent.—Donald Mackintosh, Teller. Arbroath, —James Goodall Kingussie,— D. Macpherson, Jun. Brechin, —-Speid & Black Kirrienuiir,~W. Forrest & Son Dundee, —John Symers Montrose, —James Beattie Elgin, Alex. Brander Nairn, Adam Davidson Forres, Thos. Davidson Tain, Alexander Gair Inverness, —John Ross Wigton, John Black COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. 1812. Alexander Blackie, Agent.—John Green, Acct. <$• Teller. J. H. Blackie, Charles Watt, and Clei-ks. Banff, Andrew M'Ewan Perth, ~ William Gloag B/airgowrie,~James Anderson Peterhead, — T. J. Bremner Cromarty, —Robert Ross Tain, ~~~~~~Geo. Murray Elgin, John Lawson, Jun. Thurso, Alex. Henderson Inverness,, John Thomson Turriff, Francis Souter Newburgh, ~~Thomas Anderson Wick,~~~~~~Josiah Rhind COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 41 NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. 1S33. Alexander Chivas, advocate, Agent. Thomas Adam, Accountant.— James Smith, Teller. J. K. Chalmers, Suh-Acct.-W. Davidson & R. Mitchell, Clerics. Banff, ~~G. G. Robinson Inverness, John Maekay Dingwall, Hugh I. Cameron Kirkwall, John Blaikie Dundee, P. H. Thorns Leith, James Wallace Falkirk, Robert Adam Montrose, David Hill Forres. -~ Robert Watson Nairn, Alex. M. Grant Fort- William, ~J. M'Donald Perth, D. L. Jo ly Glasgow, C. Cunningham Stornoway, Rod. Morrison Grantown, John Grant Stromness, John Beaton SAVINGS BANK, NO. 15, GUESTROW. 1815. Directors. Dun. Davidson James Gibbon George Henry Alex. Pirie Alex. Smith Pat. Davidson Alexander Low A'ex. Simpson John D. Milne William Read John Whyte W. Allardyce David Chalmers A. Thomson James Fraser James Grant George Lyall James Murray Dr. Henderson Alex. Jopp Nat. Farquhar Alex. Brown Robert Moir John Blaikie The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from Nine to Ten o'clock, A.M., and from Seven to Eight, p.m. William Smith, Treasurer. —John Whyte, advocate, Accountant. SHIPPING COMPANIES. ABERDEEN STEAM-NAVIGATION COMPANY. City of Aberdeen,— 300 horse power, A. Morison, commander. Duchess of Sutherland 220 „ John Pearson „ Duke of Wei ington, 1R0 „ And. Guthrie „ Queen of Scotland, 160 „ Anderson „ Aberdeen and London Trade. One of the above steamers leaves Aberdeen and London every Saturday ; and, during the summer months, every Wednesday and Saturday. Aberdeen and Hull Trade. One of the Company's steamers leaves Aberdeen every Wednesday and Hull every Saturday, during the summer months. During the winter the voyage is made every ten days. A sailing vessel is des- patched from each end occasionally. William Just, Waterloo Quay, Aberdeen, Manager. R. Matthew, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, London, Agent and Wliarfinger. James Davidson, 23, Humber Dock Street, Hull, Agent. ABERDEEN AND LONDON SAILING VESSELS. Scottish Maid, —Alexander Watson, 142 tons. Aberdonian, Thomas Howling, ~146 „ London, J. J. Willet, 144 „ William Hogarth, Edward How!ing,„170 „ Messrs. Nicol & Monro, 56, Marischal Street, Managers. J. C. Crespin, Agent, 22, Eastcheap ; Thomas Hosie, Wharfinger, Millars' Wharf, London. Cabin fare, £'2 Steerage, ~ Is. 2s. | £1 One of these vessels sails from Aberdeen every Wednesday, and from London every Saturday. d 2 — 42 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY. Robert Mitchell, Manager.—Office, 65, Quay. Duke of Richmond,—'220 horse power, W. Campbell, commander. Sovereign-, ~~200 „ Charles Philip, „ B.mnie Dundee, 130 „ Andrew Crane, „ Velocity,--—~—, 100 „ Leslie Lawson, „ These steamers sail regularly from 1st March to 1st December as under, viz. : Leith and Aberdeen Passage. From Aberdeen every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; and from Leitii every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at Six o'clock in the morning. Leitli, Aberdeen, Wick, Orkney, and Shetland Passage. The Sovereign leaves Leith every Friday morning, and Aberdeen Bay every Friday afternoon, for the above ports ; and leaves these ports every Tuesday morning for Aberdeen and Leith. Leith, Aberdeen, Cromarty, and Inverness Passage. The Duke of Richmond leaves Leith every Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen Bay every Tuesday afternoon, for Cromarty, Invergordon, and Inverness ; and leaves these ports every Friday morning for Aberdeen and Leith, calling at Findhorn, Burghead, Lossiemouth, Banff, Montrose, and Arbroath. AGENTS. Leith, Geo. Mathieson Findhorn, ~~—Thos. Davidson Arbroath, D. Johnson Invergordon, — K. M'Kanzie Montrose, Patrick Mason Inverness, ~ A. M'Kenzie, Jun. Banff, Win. Brown Wick, ~ John Waters Lossiemouth, John Todd Kirkwall, .William Fiett Burgliead,~~~~„Y. Chris tall Lerwick, William Bain SAILING VESSELS. Leith Traders. Glasgow Traders. Edinburgh Packet, R. Christie Glasgow Packet,—Paterson Aberdeen Packet, Courier, ~— -—W. Campbell Forth, Smith Liverpool Packet,—W. Snowie G. Mathieson, Agent, Leith Dahlia, ~ J. Boyack J. Davidson, Agent, Glasgow These vessels sail regularly twice a-week, and are fitted up in a superior style, with every accommodation for passengers. Rotterdam Packet (every six weeks), Wm. Daniel. D. Burgher & Son,-Rotterdam, Agents. Robert Mitchell, Manager.—Office, 65, Quay, Aberdeen. ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE, &C. Triumph, J. Stewart.— Geo. Leslie, Manager, 29, Marischal Street. Richard Grainger, Thomas Gordon. George Cruickshank, 56, Marischal Street, Manager. Sail to and from Newcastle every ten days, and have good accommo- dation for passengers. INVERNESS, CROMARTY, BURGHEAD, &C. Jean, Wm. Fletcher.—A. C. Watt, Manager, 14, Quay. Agents—K. M'Kenzie, Invergordon ; P. Christall, Burghead ; A. Mackenzie, Jun. Inverness ; Wilkinson, Cromarty ; J Fraser, Bal- lintraid. ALPHABETICAL LIST OP STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS, WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS. Academy Street, from Dee Street to Crown Street Adelphi, between 49 and 51, Union Street Affleck Place, from Maryvvell Street to Affleck Street Affleck Street, from Crown Street to Harbour Albion Street, from Park Street to Links Albion Court, 18, Castle Street Albyn Place, west from Alford Place A 1 ford Place, west from Union Place Anderson's Court, 73, Netherkirkgate Ann Street, from 1 Maberly Street to Hutcheon Street Annand's Court, 30, James Street Back Wynd, from Union Street to Schoolhill Baltic Street, from Prince-Regent Street to Links Bank of Scotland Court, 35, Castle Stieet Barnett's Close, from Guestrow to Flourmill-brae Beattie's Court, 102, Gallowgate Beattie's (J.) Court, 101, Gallowgate Belmont Street, from Union Street to Schoolhill Belmont Street (Little), from Belmont Screet to Back Wynd Berry Lane, from Gallowgate to Loch Street Black's Buildings, from Woolmanhill to Spa Street Blackbull Close, 4, Huxter Row Blackfriars Street, from Woolmanbill to St. Andrew Street Blaikie's (Provost) Quay, south side of Harbour . , Blairton Lane, from Broad Street to Guestrow Bon-Accord Square, from East to West Craibslone Street Bon-Accord Street, from Union Street Bon-Accord Terrace, from Union Street Booth's Court, 66, Netlierkirkgate Bothwell's Court, 25, Justice Street Bonnie's Court, 19, Upperkirkgate Brebner's Court, 9, Castle Street Brebner's Court, 84, Shipiow Brewery Lane, Old Abeideen, from College Bounds to the line of road from King Street Broad Street, from Union Street to Gallowgate and Upperkirkgate Broadford, north west of George Street Broad ford Place, from George Street to Broadford Works Broadford Lane, from Broadford to Causewayend Road Bruce's Court, 20, Loch Street Burn Court, 14, Upperkirkgate Burnett's Close, 5, Exchequer Row Burr's Court, 152, Gallowgate Bursars' Court, 61, Castle Street 44 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, Canal Terrace, from Virginia Street to Garvock Street Canal Street, from Mouuthooly Bridge to Frnghall Bridge C.iiial Lane, from Canal Terrace to Summer Lane Canal Lane, Old Aberdeen, from High Street to Flyboat-house Candle Court, 78, Loch Street Candlemakcr's Court, 46, Gallowgate Cameron'^ Court, 31!, North Street Carmelite Street, from Green to Trinity Street Carmelite Lane, from Fisher Row to Trinity Street Carnegie's Brae, Iron) Netherkirkgate to Putachieside Caroline Place, Skene Square Castle Street, from Union Street to Justice Street and Castle-brae Castlehill, from Castle-brae to Park Lane Castle-brae, from Castle Street to Virginia Street Catherine Street, from Causewayend to George Street Catto Square, Garvock's VVynd Causewayend, from Gallowgate to Gowanbrae Chanoniy, Old Aberdeen, from High Street to Cathedral Chapel Street, from Union Place to Skene Street Chapel Street (Little), from Chapel Street to Summer Street Chapel Line, from Weigh-house Square to Shorebrae Chapel Court, 61, Gallowgate Chapel Court, 1, Justice Street Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen, from Don Street to Cathedral Charles Court, 40, Upperkirkgate Charles Street, from Broad ford to Causewayend Charlotte Street, from St. Andrew Street to John Street Cheyne's Court, 69, Broad Street Chronicle Lane, from North Street to Mealmarket Lane Chronicle Court, 32, Broad Street, and 10, Queen Street Church Street, from Lime Quay to St. Clement Street Clarence Street, from Cooperston Buildings to Friendship Farm Clark's Court, 2, Upperkirkgate Clark's Lane, Old Aberdeen, fiom Don Street to East Road Clime's Court, 65, George Street Cluny's Lane, from High Street to East Road, Old Aberdeen College Bounds, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Brewery Lane College Street, from Windmill-brae to Clayhills College Court, 82, Broad Street Collie's Court, 28, Shiprow Commerce Street, from Quay to Park Lane Commercial Court, 58, Castle Street Commercial Buildings, from 107 '<> 119, Union Street Concert Court, between 10 and 12, Broad Street Constitution Street, from Pai k Street to Links Cooper's Court, 26, Netherkirkgate Cooperston Buildings, from Holburn Street to Toll-bar Copper-Company's Court, 14, Gallowgate Correction Wynd, from Green to St. Nicholas Street Courage's Court, 3, Weigh-house Square Coutts' Court, Netherkirkgate Cowgate, from Justice Street to Park Lane Craibstone Street (West), from Bon- Accord Terrace to Bon-Accord Square Craibstone Street (East), from Bon-Accord Street to Bon-Accord Square Craigwell Place, from Skene Street to Denburn Terrace Crombie's Court, 37, Park Street Crown Terrace, from Crown Street to St. Mary's Place Crown Street, from Union Street to Marywell Street Crown Street (South), from Affleck Street to Dee "Village Crown Court, between 41 mid 43, Union Street Crown Court, 36, Uppeikirkgate Cruden's Court, 22, Broad Street Ciuickshank's (Leslie) Court, 91, Broad Street Ciuickshank's (Thomas) Court, 8, Sdioolhill Cruickshank's (C) Court, 10, Shiprow Cruicksliank's Court, 40, Shiprow Daniel's Court, 48, Castle Street Davidson's Court, 111, Gallowgate Dee Street, from Union Street to ATarywell Street Dee Street, from Lower Trinity Street to Lower Denbtirn Denbnrn, from Poynernook to Spa Street Dentin in Terrace, from Union Street Bridge to Skene Terrace Di'vanha Place, near Ferryhill Buildings Diamond Street, from Union S reet to Silver Street Diamond Lane, fiom Diamond Street to Silver Street Donald's Court, 20, Sdioolhill, and 16, Loch Street Donald's Close, 14, Sdioolhill Downie's Court, 65, Broad Street Drum's Lane, from 26, Uppeikirkgate to Loch Street Duncan's Court, 45, Castle Street Duncan's (D ) Court, 120, Gallowgate Duncan's Court, 74. Gallowgate Duthie's Court, 45, Guestrow East North Street, from King Street to Park Street Emslie's Court, 105, George Street Emslie's Court, 26, Gallowgate E wen's Court, 42, Gallowgate Exchange Court, between 35 and 37, Union Street Exchequer Bow, from Castle Street to Shiprow Exchequer Court, 9, Exchequer Bow Exchequer Place, VVeigh~house Square FAnauHAit's Court, 17, Uppeikirkgate Farquliar-on's Court, 10, Sdioolhill Ferguson's Court, 30, Gallowgate Ferguson's (J.) Court, 108, Gallowgate Ferryhill Buildings, near Devaulta Brewery Firhill-well Lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Sunnybank Fish Street, from Summer Lane to Albion Street Fisher Bow, from Maltmill Btidge to Green Flourmill-brie, from St. Nicholas Street to Barnett's Close Flourmill Lane, from Net hei kirk gate, to Floui mill-brae Footdee, from Canal Basin to New Pier Forbes Street, from Skene Square to Stocket Road Forbes Court, 78, Green Frederick Street, from King Street to Park Street Froghall Lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spittal to Canalside Gaelic Lane, from Belmont Street to Back Wynd Galen's Court, 21, Guestrow Gallowgate, from Broad Street to Causewayend, Mounthooly Gardener's Lane, from Justice Street to East North Street Gai row's Court, 18, Trinity Street Garvock Street, from Canal Basin to Garvock's Wynd Garvock's Wynd, from Garvock Street to the Links Gas Street, from Tiinity Street to Poynernook 46 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, Giddes' Court, 17, Prince Regent Street George Street, from St. Nicholas Street to Broadford George Street Market, George Street and Jolin Street Geraid Street, tions Gallowgate to George Street Gilib's Court, 91, Shiprpw Gilcomston, from Woolmanliill and Spa Street to Short Loanings Gilcomston Steps, from Spa Street to Skene Square Golden Square, from North to South Silver Street Gordon's Court, 22, Gordon Street Gordon's Court, 4, Schoolhill Gordon's Court, 45, Virginia Street Gordon's Court, 88, Broad Street Gordon's Court, 47, North Street Gordon Street, from Windmill-brae Green, from Windmill-brae to Putachieside and Fisher Row Guestrow, from Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate Hanover Lane, from Albion Street to Fish Street Hanover Street, from Headinghill to Albion Street Hardgate, from Newbridge to Mile-end Harper's Court, 7*% North Street Harriot Street, from Schoolhill to Loch Street Harvey's Court, 90, Gallowgate Headinghill, from Park Lane to Hanover Street Henderson's (A.) Court, 123, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) Court, 161, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) Court, 91, Gallowgate Henderson's Court, 129, Gallowgate Henderson's Court, 46, Broad Street High Street, Old Aberdeen, from College Bounds to Don Street Holburn Street, from Wellington Place to Holburn Place Holbum Place, to South Mile-end Huntly Street, from Union Street to Summer Street Hutcheon Street, from Causewayend to Skene Square Hutcheon's Court, 4, Shiprow Huxter Row, from Broad Street to Castle Street Innes Street, from Gallowgate to Loch Street James Street, from Quay to Virginia Street Jamieson's Court, 5, Upperkirkgate Jamieson's Court, 38, Shiprow John Street, from Woolmanhill to Loch Street Jopp's Court, 31, Gallowgate Jopp's Court, 40, Broad Street, and 11, Queen Street Jopp's Lane, from St. Andrew Street to John Street Justice Street, from Castle Street to Park Street Justice Lane, from Justice Street to East North Street Kidd Lane, from Chapel Street to Summer Street King Street, from Castle Street to Love Lane Kingsland Place, from Barkmill Burn to Hutcheon Street, west Knox's Court, 7> Wales Street [side of Broadford Lamond's Court, 49, Upperkirkgate Langstane Place, head of Dee Street Ligertwood's Court, 99, George Street Lime Quay, from Commerce Street to Waterloo Quay Lindsay Street, from Diamond Street to Golden Square Links Street, from St. Clement Street to Links SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS. 47 Littlejohn Street, from Gallowgate to North Street Lobban's Court, 29, Castle Street Loth Street, from Harriot Street to "Vermel Lochside, from Windy Wynd to Loch Street Lodge Walk, from Castle Street to Queen Street Long-acre, from Broad Street to North Street Love Lane, from Spittal to Links Maberly Street, from Broadford Gate to Skene Square M'Combie's Court, 52, Union Street, and 51, NetherJkirkgate M 'Cook's Court, 116, Gallowgate M'Gregor's Court, 99, Gallowgate Machray's Court, 81, George Street Machray's Court, 13, Bon-Accord Street M 'Kay's Court, 80, Gallowgate M'Kenzie's Court, 62, George Street M 'Lean's Court, 50, Gallowgate Maitland's Court, 42, Netheikirkgate Maltmill Bridge, from Puiaehieside to Fisher Row Marischal Street, from Castle Street to Quay Marine Terrace, near Ferry hill Buildings Market Lane, Old Aberdeen, from Townhouse to East Road Martin's Lane, from Green to Kenny's Wynd Marywell Street, from College Street to Dee Street Marywell Place, south from Crown Street Matheson's Court, 14, Castle Street Matheson's Court, 9, Constitution Street Meal market, Meal market Lane Mealmarket Lane, from King Street to North Street Melville's Court, 106, Gallowgate Messon's Court, 31, Justice Street Mearns' Court, 53, Shiprow Meters' Court, 11, Chapel Lane Middlethiid, from Waterloo Quay to St. Clement Street Mill Street, from Summer Lane to the line of mad leading to Milner's Court. 25, Guestrow [Bannermill Milner's Court, 38, Castle Street Milne's Court, 27, Gallowgate Milne's (Provost) Court. 65, Gallowgate Milne's (W.) Court, 60, Gallowgate Mitchell's Court, 80, North Street Mitchell's Court, 41, Guestrow Mitchell Place, from North Street to King Street Moir's Court, 103, Gallowgate Mounthooly, from Gallowgate to Canalside Muttonbrae, from Woolmanhill to Denburn National Bank Court, 42, Castle Street Nelson Street, from King Street to Gallowgate Netheikirkgate, fiom Broad Street to St. Nicholas Street New Street, Old Aberdeen, from Don Street to the line of road to King Street North Street, from East North Street to Mounthooly North Lane, Old Aberdeen, from Seaton-gate to the line of road from King Street Ogston's Court, 84, Broad Street Oliver's Court, 12, Upperkirkgate Orchard Lane, Old Aberdeen, from College Bounds to the line of road from King Street 48 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, Paiik Street, from Justice Street to Canal Park Lane, from Park Street to Commerce Street Peacock's Close, 24, Castle Street Pensioners' Court, 18. Justice Street Pirie's Court, 50, Castle Stieet Pirie's Court, 32, Shiprow Pirie's Court, 1, Upperkirkgate Plasterers' Court, 70, Gallowgate Poor's-Hospital Court, 56, Gallowgate Pork Lane, from Quay to Virginia Street Porters' Court, 12, Weigh-house Square Porthiir Close, 98, Gallowgate Port hill, from Gallowgate to North Street Poynernook, foot of Den burn Prince Regent Street, from Canal Terrace to Baltic Street Princes Street, from King Stieet to Paik Street Putachieside, from Carnegie's Brae to Miiltmill Bridge Quakers' Court, 55, Guestrow Quay, from Poynernook to Harbour entrance to Canal Queen Street, from Broad Street to North Stieet Ragg's Lane, from Broad Street to Guestrow Ram age's Court, from 83, Broad Street to Guestrow Ramsay's Court, 7L Guestrow Red-Lion Court, from 77. Broad Stieet to Guestrow Reform Street, from Park Street to Constitution Street Reid's Court, 34, Gallowgate Reid's Court, 6, Shiprow Relief-Church Court, 10, St. Andrew Street Renny's Wynd, from Green to Trinity Street Rettie's Court, 26, Broad Street Rettie's Court, 65, North Street Riddle's Court, 40, Windmill-brae R hind's Court, 64, Gallowgate Robertson's Court, 143, Gallowgate Roper's Court, 107, Gallowgate, and 72, Loch Street Rose's Court, 18, Commerce Street Rose Street, from Union Place to Bridewell Ross' Court, 22, Schoolhill Ross' Court, 11, Trinity Corner Ross' Court, 6, Upperkirkgate St. Andrew Street, from Loch Street to Woolmanhill St. Catherine's Wynd, from Union Street to Netherkirkgate St. Catherine's Court, 16, Shiprow St. Clement Street, from Garvock Street to Wellington Street St. Mary's Place, from Ciown Terrace to Crown Street St. Nicholas Street, from Union Street to George Street St. Nicholas Lane, from St. Nicholas Street to Correction Wynd Salter's Court, 39, Lochside Schoolhill, from Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill Scott's Court, 25, Quay Sealon-gate, Old Aberdeen, from Don Street to Old Bridge of Don Shewan's Court, 119, Gallowgate Shiprow, from Union Street to Trinity Corner Shoe Lane, from North Street to Queen Stieet Shorebrae, from Shiprow to Quay Shore Lane, from Quay to Virginia Street Shuttle Lane, from East North Street to Park Street SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS. 49 Shuttle Street, from St. Andrew Street to John Street Silver Street, from Golden Square to Skene Terrace Sim's Square, from Blackfriars Street to John Street Sim's Court, 88, Shiprow Simpson's Court, 136, Gallowgate, and 96, Loch Street Sinclair's Close, 20, Justice Street Skene Place, from Skene Street to Cherryvale Skene Street, from Denburn to Skene Place Skene Square, from Steps of Gilcomston to Hutcheon Street Skene Terrace, from Skene Street to Summer Street Smith's Court, 16, Netherkirkgate Smith's (J.) Court, 113, Gallowgate Smith's Court, 49, Gallowgate Smith's Court, 21, Castle Street South Silver Street, from Union Street to Golden Square Spa Street, from Denburn to Steps of Gilcomston Spence's Court, 5, John Street Spittal, from Mounthooly to Old Aberdeen Springbank Terrace, from South Crown Street to foot of Bon- Accord Street Spring-garden, from George Street to Windy Wynd Still's Court, 88, Shiprow Stronach's Close, Exchequer Row Sugarhouse Lane, from Quay to Virginia Street Summer Street, from Union Place to Skene Street Summer Lane, from Garvock's Wynd to Fish Street Sutherland's Court, 20, James Street Sutherland's Court, 126, Gallowgate Sutherland's Court, ?8, Shiprow Theatre Lane, from Quay to Virginia Street Thistle Street, from Rose Street to Rubislaw Thomson's Court, 55, North Street Thomson's Court, 61, Broad Street Thomson's Court, 21, Quay Thornton Place, 29, Guestrow, and 4, Flourmill Lane Trinity Street, from Denburn to Trinity Lane Trinity Corner, from Shiprow to Putachieside Trinity Lane, from Trinity Corner to Trinity Street Tytler's Court, Green Union Street, from Castle Street to Union Place Union Buildings, from Castle Street to Shiprow Union Place, from Union Street to Alford Place Union Terrace, from Union Bridge to Skene Terrace Union Lane, from Union Street to Guestrow Union Row, from Union Street to Summer Street Union Wynd, from Union Row to Summer Street Upperkirkgate, from Broad Street to Schoolhill Vennel, from Gallowgate to Loch Street Victoria Court, 54, Castle Street Victoria Place, from Albion Street to Wales Street, thence to the Canal Virginia Street, from Commerce Street, to Weigh-house Square Wales Street, from Park Street to the Canal Wales Street (Little), from Wales Street to Hanover Street Wales Street Market, Wales Street Walker's Court, 30, Virginia Street 50 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, &C. Walker's Court, College Street Walker's Court, Shiprow Wapping Street, from Trinity Street to Lower Denburn Water Lane, from Quay to Virginia Street Waterloo Quay, from Harbour entrance to Canal to Building-yards Watt's Court, 46, Virginia Street Watson's Court, 45, North Street Webster's Court, 10, East North Street Webster's Court, 72, Shiprow Webster's Court, 23, Guestrow Weigh-house Square, Quay Well Court, 14, Broad Street Wellington Place, from Union Place to South Bridge Wellington Street, from Waterloo Quay to Links Whitehouse Street, from Cliapel Street to Skene Street Windmill-brae from Green to Hardgate Windy Wynd, from Gallowgate to Spring-garden Woolmanhill, from Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston Yeais' Lane, from Canal Terrace to Summer Lane Yeats' Court, 30, Netherkirkgate York Place, from Waterloo Quay to York Street York Street, from Wellington Street to north side of Building-yards Young Street, from Gallowgate to Loch Street In the Directory of Names, the letter p stands for Parliamentary Elector, and the letters P u, for Parliamentary and Municipal Elector. — BON-ACCORD DIRECTORY. 1841-42. NEW ABERDEEN. Abel, Alex, advocate, 36, King street ~ Christian, poultry shop, 76, h. Sutherland's court, 78, Shiprow George, farmer, Foresterhill, p ™ George, farmer, Tartowie, Kinnellar, P -—~ James, baker, 64, h. 66, Virginia street ~. John, blacksmith, 1, College lane „~.— Peter, coalbroker, 6, Commerce street „ William, flesher, 11, Black's buildings Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union street ~~— Banking Company, 53, Castle street ~-~™ Banner Office, Victoria court, 54, Castle street Brick & Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills—Office 40, Union street *—,— Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and retail), 1, Lower Dee street ~ Coach Manufacturing Co. 7> Frederick street Commercial, Mathematical, and Nautical School, 17, Drum's lane—W. Elgen „~— Commercial Company—Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, Grain, and Stone Merchants, Provost Blaikie's Quay, Inches Alex. Milne, manager , Constitutional Office, National Bank court, 42, Castle street Co-operative Co. for Meal, Groceries, Foreign and British Spirits, 155, Gallowgate Eye and Ear Institution, 7, Littlejohn street, open every law- ful morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock—G. Rainy, sur- geon, 27, Queen street Fire and Life Assurance, Annuity, and Reversionary Company —Office, 89, Union street—Robert R. Notman, manager Foundry, Loch street Gas-Light Company's Office, Gas street, near Trinity street ~~~~ General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vaccine Institution, 26, Castle street—Medical Attendants, Drs. Fraser, Campbell, Leslie, Smith, and Templeton ~~— Herald Office, 7> Queen street ~~~„ Horse Bazaar, 25, St. Andrew street ™ Humane Society— Alex. Gordon, advocate, treasurer, Record Office, 27, King street. At the following stations sets of apparatus are lodged for finding bodies and restoring sus- 52 NEW ABERDEEN. [ABE—ADA pended animation— Cruives of Don; Bridge of Don; Devanha Brewery; Mowat's Baths, 10, Quay; Watch- house, New Pier ; and the Baths on the Beach Aberdeen Hotel, 138, Union street, Union bridge „. Infirmary, Woolmanhill „ Journal Office, 25, Adelphi, Union street „„ Ladies Working Society, 12, Marischal street „„ Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company's Office, 65, Quay ~™~ Lime Company, 2, Inches, Provost Blaikie's Quay „, „ Mathematical and Writing Academy— Teachers, Messrs. Gray & M'Conochie, 115, Union street „„ Marine Insurance Company, 59, Marischal street „„ Market Company—Adam & Anderson, 75, Union street, „„ Mechanics' Library, 1, Long-acre [treasurers „„ Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King street ~~~~ & Newcastle-upon-Tyne Shipping Company—A. & W. Phillips, managers, 47, Marischal street „„ Ophthalmic Institution for Diseases of the Eye, 26, Castle street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 2 o'clock —John Cadenhead, surgeon ~„~~ Provision Warehoiise, 14, George street—A. Cushuie, ma- nager, h. 19, Fisher row ,™~„ Quill Manufactory, 3, Shoe lane „„~~ Rope and Sail Company's Office,' Links, Footdee ,„„ Salmon Co.'s Office, 31, Gallowgate— Ice-house, Fish street „„„„ Salt Cellar, 49, Guestrow ^, Savings Bank, 17, Guestrow—William Smith, treasurer „ Sea Insurance Co. 57, Marischal street—A. Mathew, mana- ger, h. 24, Marischal street Steam-navigation Company, Waterloo Quay—William Just, manager, h. above Office „, Tape Company's Warehouse, 2, Exchequer row „„™ Total- Abstinence Society's Hall, 206, George street Town and County Bank, 93, Union street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's Court, 31, Gallowgate Aberdeen, William, R.N. 68, Wales street Aberdein, Alexander, printer, h. Henderson's court, 46, Broad street Abernethy, James, engineer and superintendent of harbour, h. 53, [Wellington street , James, founder, h. Ferryhill, r James, Jun. k. Ferryhill, p J. & Co. founders, engineers, and machine«makers, Ferryhill Adam, Alexander, cart and plough wright, 60, Skene street, P m ~. Alexander, shipowner, 18, Constitution street, P M . . & Anderson, advocates, 75, Union street -~ Donald, tailor, 30, East North street „-,„„ George, tailor and clothier, 3, Castle street, h. 14, Chronicle ~~— James & John Robb, 6, Broad street [lane ADA—ALE] NEW ABERDEEN. 53 Adam, James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), h. 38, Skenest. p m James, late tailor and clothier, h. Spiingbank terrace, P m , John, hairdresser, 93, h. 95, Queen street, p m & Sturm, clothiers, 46, Union street Thomas (teller, National Bank), h. Polmuir, p William, Jun. advocate, h. 60, Skene street „—, William, advocate, h. 75, Union street, p m William, town-serjeant, 63, Park street William, broker, 31, Castle street, h. Lobban's court, 29, ~™„ Mrs., 2, Yeats' Jane [Castle street, P M Adams, Mrs., lodgings, 11, Princes street -, Mrs., vintner, Regent quay Mrs., 6, Albion street Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17, Gallowgate, h. E wen's court, 42, Gallowgate „ Alexander, cabinet-maker, 29, Bon-accord street, p M —™„ Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57, Marischal street, h. Robert, weaver, Langstane place [56, Dee street, p m William, broker, 66, Gallowgate, h. Ewen's Court, 42, Gal- Mrs , Clarence street, Cooperston buildings [lowgate „„~~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Langstane place ~. Miss, 29, Bon-accord street Addison, George, vintner, Albion Coffee-room, 61, Castle street, p m Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Union street, coiner of Back wynd [Broad street Agnew, Peter, landscape and portrait painter, Jopp's couit, 40, Affleck, Andrew, 2, Affleck place, Affleck street, p ji Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52, Skene street Alexander, gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgate, p M „- James, late shipmaster, shop, Skene square, h. Gilcomston cottage, P „ James, jun. clerk Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co. h. Gilcom- ston cottage [terrace, p m „„— Rev. John (Original Antiburgher Church), h. 26, Skene ~„~~ William, of Auchintoul, h. Albyn place, p ,.„,„, William, hairdresser, 1, South Silver street Air, John, cart and plough Wright,, 11, Whitehouse street, P ir Airth, John, Jun. shoemaker, 26, Justice street, P M [street Albiston, William, boiler-maker (J. Duffus & Co.), 11, Commerce Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, 60, Queen street, p m ~ David and James, boot and shoe makers, 5, h. 7 & 8, Cor- rection wynd, P M „ John, shipmaster, 71> King street, p si John, grocer, 157, Gallowgate, h. 5, Mounthooly Nathaniel George, shoemaker, 6, Renny's wynd Robert, shipmaster (Thistle), h. 16, Wellington street „. William, Villafield dyeworks, Gilcomston „„„„ William, Jun. surgeon and apothecary, 146, Gallowgate, r M E 2 54 NEW ABERDEEN. TALE—ALL Alexander, Mrs. Kingsland place „~~~ Mrs. 23, Constitution street Mis. midwife, 146, Gallowgate ,„.,„, Miss, lodgings, 20, Blackfriars street ~~~„ Miss, 26, North Broad lord Allan, Alexander, advocate, N. P., M'Combie's court, 52, Union street, h, Brickfield, Old Aberdeen, P Alexander, grocer, 165, h. 163, George street „, Alexander, shipmaster, 8, Sugarhouse lane, P. m. [close ~—*, Alexander, porter (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. 3, Barnett's David, shipmaster, 46, Regent Quay —„„ David, blacksmith, 20, Commerce street <—. — Francis, 69, Bon-accord street „~„„ George, boatman, New pier, h. Footdee ~~,— George, shipmaster (Sarah), Links street, p m George, writer, east end of Links street —~„ George, boot and shoe maker, Low's court, 22, College street James, ship and insurance broker, 5, Weigh-house square, h. 5, Canal terrace, p m James, cabinetmaker (Allan & Macallan), h. 42, Dee st. P M .. James, 4, Hanover street, P m ~~~~ James (late of Madras), 35, Union place, p m -™~~ James, watcli and clock maker, Holburn street, p James, baker, 17, West North street, h. above shop, p m James, cook of the City of Aberdeen, h. 22, Constitution street, p m James, vintner, 23, Lodge walk „ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Maberly street „, John, customhouse agent, h. 56, Marischal street, P M „ John, advocate, 36, Union street „„ Rev. John (Union Church), h. Union manse, 21, Virginia street, p m „ John (Allan & Johnston), h. 69, Bon-accord street John, foreman (Blaikie & Son) h. 24, Young street „„ & Johnston, marble work, 19, Crown street „„~, Joseph, tailor, 4, South Silver street „ & Macallan, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 121, Union st. —cabinet manufactory, 44, Dee street ~™-, Nathaniel, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 39, h. 37, Park „„ Robert, shipmaster, Ferryhill buildings [street, P M „„ Robert, baker, 215, h. 177? Gallowgate „ „ William, stoneware merchant, Park lane „„ William, teacher, 106, Loch street William, shoemaker, 9, James street, P M Mrs. Captain, 80, King street „„~~ Mrs. vintner, 10, Burnett's close, Castle street , Miss, 13, Netnerkirkgate Allardyce & Jopp, wine merchants, 40, Union street ALL—AND] NEW ABERDEEN. 55 Allardyce, William, wine merchant and provision preserver— office, 40, Union street, h. 1, Crown place, p. m Misses, 21, Bon-accord terrace Allathan & Forrest, blacksmiths, 2, Flourmill lane Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo quay, h. Mile- end, Stocket, p M Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office—James Black, agent, Crown court, Union street [Long-acre Altria, Caesar, sen. glassblower and optician, 8, Skene terrace, h. 11, Altria, Caesar, Jun. optician, 16, Skene street, h. 14, Skene street Alves, John, stabler, 60, Green, p m ~„™ William, butcher, 5, Crown street, p m American Vice-Consul—William White—office, King; street Anderson, Adam, blockmaker, 1, Links stieet „ Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg & Co. distillers, Strathdee), h. Cooperston buildings, P .. Alexander, grocer, 58, /*. 60, Skene street . Alexander, keeper of Fish-market,/*. 58, Shiprow ~~~~ Alexander, Glenburnie cottage ~ Alexander, beadle (South chinch), h. St. Andrew street ~~— Alexander, advocate— office, 75? Union street, h. 25, Bon- accord terrace, P m —-™. Alexander, gardener, 10, Shuttle lane, P M [John street ~~~~ Alexander, painter and glass-stainer, 67, George street, h. 90, Alexander, rope & twine manufacturer, Broadford, h. 23, do. ™ Andrew (A. & J. Anderson), h. 129, King street, P m Andrew, shipmaster, Queen of Scotland steamer, 19, Prince- recent street „.„„ Arthur, dealer in butter and eggs, 1, St. Andrew street „„„„ A. & J. painters, 33, Queen street „™„ Campbell, mealseller, 3, Mealmarket lane „. George, gardener, Strawberrybank, P M „„ George, vintner, 40, Lodge walk, and 56, Queen street, P M ™~™ James, vintner, 5, Huxter row . James, merchant tailor, 30, Broad street, p m ~,-~~ James, spirit dealer, 70, George street [ton st. P M ^, James, blockmaker (Hall & Sons, shipbuilders), h. Welling- ,*~~~ James, shipmaster, 43, Constitution street „„ James, shipmaster (Milton), Waterloo quay „„ James, billiard rooms, Chronicle court, 10, Queen street, and 32, Broad street, P M „„~~ James, baker, 14, /*. 16, Union place, p M „ James, slater, 49, St. Nicholas street, P M [gate j P M James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, h. 200, Gallow- ™ James, clerk (Royal Mail-coach office), /*. 65, Union stieet ~~ James, stabler and cattle dealer, 64, West North street „ ~ John, cabinet-maker, Rose stieet, /*. 32, Whitehouse street ,„ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123, h. 121, Crown st.P M — 56 NBW ABERDEEN. [AND—ANG Anderson, John, bone-manure manufacturer, Mills of Leggat warehouse, 12, Commerce street, h. 66, Green —~-~ John, Jun. advocate, Skene terrace, p ai [p m -— -— John, clothier and haberdasher, 15, h. 11, Union buildings, John, shipmaster, Skene square, P —~~ John, grocer and spirit dealer, 48, Gallowgate, h. 23 Broad John, advocate, 11, King street [street, r m ,»-—, Joseph, baker, 66 and 68, George street ~~— Joseph, agent for Virtue's London Establishment of Illustrated Works, 6, Donald's court, k. 2d floor, 20, Schoolhill, P M ~ Robert, gardener, Rubislaw den, P Robert, shipmaster (Mungo Park), 13, Quay ~„~~ Robert, gardener, 10, Shuttle lane Robert, merchant, h. 44, Upperkirkgate —— Samuel, vintner, 31, Loch street „-,„„ Lieut. Win., superintendent of Rural Police, 86, Crown St. William, blacksmith, Flourmill lane [bill, P M William, clerk (H. G. & Co.), 4, Donald's court, 20, Scbool- William, silk mercer, 41, Union street, h. 2, Canal st. P M „ , William, hairdresser and perfumer, 1, Upperkirkgate —,„„ William, spirit dealer, Carmelite street William, merchant, h. Barkmill, p bi William, flesher, 15, George street market William, builder, 1, Forbes street, p „ William (iate of the H.E.I.C.S.), 39, Chapel street, p m ~~~~ William, 9, York street, p m W. & A., silk mercers, 27, Union street, h. 1, Castlebrae —„„ William, grocer, Hardgate -^™~ William, precentor, South Church, h. 38, Woolmanhill —~„ Mrs., Nelson lane Mrs. James, vintner, Waterloo quay Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 22, Justice street -„.— Mrs. late of Leochel, 52, Union place Mrs. late of Strichen, 130, Crown street Mrs. Captain, Glenburnie cottage ~~— Mrs. Captain, 3, St. Clement street ,- Mrs. 48, Queen street ~~— Mrs. grocer, Holburn street Mrs., lodgings, 4, John street „ Mrs., lodgings, 23, Broad street Andrew, James, cooper and fishcurer (A. Hector), 61, //. 49, Com- ~~„„ Mrs. Holburn street [inerce street Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street Angus, George, of Tillycorthy, 13, Constitution street, p m „~— George, plasterer, Adam's court, 55, West North street —~~ Rev. Henry (United Associate Church), /*. 37, Dee st. p m James, wright, 114, Chapel street , John, advocate, town-clerk, h. Rosehill ANGr—BAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 57 Angus, Robert, clothier, 154, h. 158, George street, P bi Mrs. George, 129, King street —™„ Miss (Botriphnie), 74, Dee street Annand, William, of Belmont, h. 89, Crown street, P M Arbuthnot & M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 49, Marischal street -™ Robert, paper manufacturer, h. 51, Marischal street and Cul- Archibald, George, teacher, Trinity parish scliool [ter-mills, P M Argus Life Assurance Company— J. Brebner, advocate, 44, Maris- chal street Arthur, John, wholesale dealer in porter and strong ale, 183, Gal- ~ Mrs. George, 129, King street [lowgate „„ Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 21, Queen street Mrs. Scott, haberdasher* 134, George street Ashev, James, clerk, 31, Chapel street Athenaeum News-rooms, 2, Union buildings Atlas Fire & Life Office— J. Blaikie, advocate, agent, 247, Union street Auld, Wm., overseer weaving department (A. H. & S.)A. 104, Green „„™ P. C, artist, 137, Union st. — Class-room, 115, Union st. Avery, John, printer— office, Broad-street—entry, 1, Ragg's lane, h. 130, Union street Badenoch, James, town's drummer, Salter's court, 50, Loch street ~, James, merchant-tailor, 29, Huntly street „~— Mrs. 26, Bon-accord terrace Bain, Alexander, vintner, Exchequer court, 9, Exchequer row „„„„ Alexander, confectioner, 14, Marischal street Alexander, cooper, 1 , West North street ~~ David, clerk, Livery Stables, 5, Bon-accord street ™ James, cabinet-maker, Simpson's court, Loch street, h. 6, . ~ James, sawyer, 25, Frederick street [St. Andrew street „™™ John, sawyer, 12, Trinity street . „ Robert, stoneware merchant, 148, Gallowgate, h. Ropers' court, 107, Gallowgate, p m —~„ Mrs. confectioner, 10, h. 12, Marischal street —„„ Mrs. seminary for girls, 6, St. Andrew street —„„ Miss, 41, Huntly street Baird, Alexander, baker, 252, George street Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, Mackie place „„ George, mail-coach guard, 29, Huntly street „„ Samuel, R.N. Loch-head cottage Balfour, David, clerk Commercial Bank, King street [street „„ Robert, Broadford Co-operative Society, 165, h. 156, George „, James, confectioner, 79, Broad street, h. 126, King st. p m . ~~ James, overseer (Richards & Co.) Broadford, h. 85, Hutcheon Stephen, surgeon, 34, Skene street [street west „„ William, traveller (Richards & Co.), 34, Skene street, P M „ Mrs , lodgings, 72, Queen street 58 NEW ABERDEEN. [BAL—BAR Balfour, Miss, straw-hat maker, 72, Queen street Bance, George S. shipmaster, 49, Commerce street ~ Mrs. 49, Commerce street Bank of Scotland's Branch, Bank of Scotland Court, 35, Castle street—Arthur Thomson, agent Banner Office, Victoria Court, 54, Castle street Bannerman, Alexander, M.P. 154, Union street, p M Sir Charles, Bart., of Crimonmogate, h. 202, Union st. P M »»^„ David, town's drummer, 75, Gallowgate „„ George, merchant, Albyn place, p „-.«.,. James, principal beadle, Trinity Church, funeral waiter and undertaker, 41, Longacre John, silk dyer, 37, George street, p M ™ John, dyer, 22, Shoe lane ~~.— Patrick, hotel and lodgings, 7i Marischal street, P M *~-~~ Patrick, 28, Bon-accord terrace, P M -™ Robert, guard of the Lord Forbes coach, 46, Woolmanhill Thomas, merchant, h. 263, Union street, p M „ Thomas, Jun. h. Albyn place *~™~ Thomas & Co. cotton-spinners, Bannermill William, hairdresser, 46, Virginia street „„ Lady, 249, Union street ~~~~ Miss, Albyn place Barber, Alexander, lodgings, 7> Huxter row, P M Barclay, David, coach-builder, 23, Frederick street „ ^.. James, officer Shipmasters' Society, 11, Quay „ Robert, superintendent of police, h. 11, Union Buildings Mrs. C. merchant, 5, Castlebrae Miss, teacher, school, Bridge of Dee, h. Stonytown, Rubislaw Barker, James, manufacturer, 47, Loch street ™ John, clothier and haberdasher, 63, St. Nicholas street, h. 3, Caroline place, Skene square, P M ~~~~ William, manager (W. Bisset), h. 1, Langstane place, F m Barkaway, Mrs. vintner, 39, St. Andrew street Barnett, Alexander, cabinet-maker and undertaker, 79, Netherkirk- „,„,-. Thomas, provision-seller, 23, North street west [gate, p M ~~™ Mrs. stay and corset maker, 79> Netherkirkgate, corner of St. Nicholas street Barron, David, late farmer, Machray's court, 15, Bon-accord street John & Son, watch & clock makers, 13, h. 11, Netherkirkgate ~~~~ John, watch and clock maker, 11, Netherkirkgate, P M ~~~~ Lambert, advocate, 13, Netherkirkgate ™ William, cooper, 27, Commerce street _~ William, shipmaster, Wales street William, fiesher, 14, George street market, h. Rubislaw, P ~ Mrs. eating-house and register office for engaging servants, Cruickshank's court, 10, Shiprow „„„». Mrs. (late Rising-sun Tavern), 37, Constitution street BAR—BEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 59 Barry, Henry, & Co. iron founders, and manufacturers of bone manure, Loch street Bate, Gerard, lock and hinge manufacturer, Frederick street ~ James, innkeeper, Dee Tavern, Footdee, P M ~~~~ James, Jun. Dee Tavern, P M Bathgate, W. G. skinner, Well of Spa Baxter, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 58, Lime quay Andrew, shipmaster (Arethusa), 7, Garvock street „—„ George, dealer in old books, 3 and 4, Porthill — James, boot and shoe maker, 32, Marisehal street ~,~~ John, manufacturer, Upper Denburn, p John, flesher, 46, Wales street market, h. 9, Wales street ~~~~ John, shipmaster (Venus), 43, Commerce street ,~ Misses, 4, Skene place Beaton, Farquhar, vintner, Bon-accord street John, mason, 168, George street Beattie, Francis, blacksmith, 7, Barnett's close, h. 20, Blackfriars St. George, wood-merchant, 48, Frederick street James, brushmaker, 5, Queen street, h, 8, Porthill „ John, rnealseller, 101, Gallowgate, P M ™ John, painter and glazier, 3, Marisehal street, h. Beattie's court, 102, Gallowgate John, stonecutter, Broadford place William, builder, Beattie's court, 102, Gallowgate „„„. William, Commercial court, Castle street [Union street „„ William, with W. Stewart & Co. silk mercers, h. 123^, Mis. 64, Broad street [gate ~~™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Beattie's court, 102, Gallow- Beggrie, Mrs. midwife, 11, Catto square Begg, Alexander, baker, 3, h. 4, Frederick street, p m Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rosemouut terrace, Skene square [street John, clerk (Forbes, Low, & Co.), Poynernook, h. 65, College ~~~~ John, flour, wine, and spirit merchant, 17> Weigh-house square, h. 9, Quay, p m & Mollison, goldsmiths, jewellers, and manufacturing silver- smiths, 33, St. Nicholas street „. Mrs. 1% Skene terrace Bell, Lieut. Alex, merchant, Commerce st. h. 39, Upperkirkgate, p m .Alex, manager, Bon-accord Marine Insurance Co. 34, Maris- ~ John, cooper, 85, h. 46, Windmill-brae [chal street Bell's, Dr. school, Frederick street Belgian Consul, Provost James Milne, Milne's court, 65, Gallowgate Bennet, George, wine and spirit dealer, 55, George street, h. Mill- bank, Hardgate, p m „ George, clerk, D. Stewart, Canal Terrace, h. Chapel court, 1, Justice street -, M. C. hatter, 10, Union street, h. 13, Huxter-row 60 NEW ABERDEEN. [BEN—BLA Bennett, Taylor, & Co. commission merchants and com factois, 43, Marischal street ~ William, blacksmith (Duffus & Co.), 4, Catfo square ™—„ William, printer, Constitutional Office, h. 48, Queen street, Benson, William, manufacturer, h. 12, Marywell street [p m Bentley, James, Professor of Oriental Languages, 136, King st. pm Benzies, David, shipmaster (Oak), Hanover lane „„ Airs, south end of College street Benzie, William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 206, Gallowgate, p m Berry, Alexander, gardener, Short loanings [North Broadford, P M James, jeweller, watch and clock maker, 52, Castle st. h, 26, James, turner, 13, St. Andrew street ~~~~ James, gardener and riddlemaker, 8, Broadford lane * ~ John, gardener, Burnside ™ ~ William, manufacturer, 84, Skene street „^„„ William, clerk, 5, York street ,„„„ Mrs. provision dealer, 157, George street ~~~— Mrs. grocer, 5, York street Bertram, Gilbert, corkcutter, 194, George street Best, Thomas, wine merchant, 59, h. 60, Marischal street, p m Beveridge, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 60, Hutcheon street, p m ~~ Peter, manufacturer of bed and table linen— warehouse, 159, Union street, h. Morningside cottage, Deeside, p M „~ John, upholsterer, 53, Longacre ~~~„ Mrs. sick nurse, 6, Lower Denburn .. Mrs. Robert, lodgings, Wales street [street Bible Society Depository — Geo. King, bookseller, 28, St. Nicholas Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9, North Silver street Bird, James (of Gall & Bird), h. 51, Longacre, p M Birnie, George, of Johnstone place, h. Johnstone place, P M ~™™ Moses, surgeon, 31 , Longacre ., Noah, grocer and spirit dealer, 3, Causewayend, P M ~~~~ William, painter and glazier, 40, h. 36, King street, p M Birse, William, boot and shoemaker, 2, St. Nicholas street, h. 61, Huntly street, p m Bisset, Rev. Alex., chaplain to the criminal prisoners of the Aberdeen prisons, h. 50, Gallowgate „^, John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 37, h. 35, Queen st. p m „ William, & Co. wholesale merchants, 6, Castle brae, h. above shop -»-~~. William, shoemaker, 1, Park street „ William, stabler, 6, Mealmarket lane, p m „,„„, Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, Mill street ~~ Miss, 27, York place ~„ Mrs. James, lodgings, k. 41, St. Andrew street Mrs. John, lodgings, 24, Dee stieet Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 2, h. 3, Carnegie's brae Black, Alexander, D.D., 21, Golden square BLA—BLA] NEW ABERDEEN. 61 Black, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39, Whitehouse st. p m Alexander, wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), r m „„ Alexander & William, wine merchants, Concert court, 12, Broad street, h. 11, Union lane , „ Andrew, of Foresterhill, It. Foresterhill, P David, teacher (Bon-accord School), Marywell street, h. 7, Crown street George, druggist, 22, Castle street, h. 31, Frederick street „ Gordon, grocer and spirit dealer, 28, Park street, h. 24, „. James, excise officer, 25, Frederick St. [Park st. P M ~ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 88, George street, h. 13, Marischal street ~ James, turner, 11, Putachieside, h. 5, Flourmill lane .. r „ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 90, Loch street, h. 17, -™. James, builder, 119, Chapel street [Jopp's lane, P m ,~ James, commission merchant and agent, Crown court, Union street, h. Willowbank, p m —„„ James (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 33, Constitution st. fm ~~ John, boot and shoemaker, 23, Justice street * John, wright, 1, h. 63, College street * , John, watch and clock maker, 16, Longacre ™ John, flesher, 6, Poultry market, h. 31, Frederick street , Joseph, tailor, principal servant (Holburn Church), and fu- neral waiter, h. 46, Chapel street Thomas, flesher, Poultry market, A. 31, Frederick street Thomas, shoemaker, 2, Smith's court, 113, Gallowgate „, William, provision seller, 170, George street „™„ William, jun. wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), h. 11, Union lane, P M William, & Co. Devanha Brewery „ William, secretary (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 54, Regent „„ William, boot and shoemaker, 110, King street [Quay Mrs. William, 173, Union street Blackball, James, & Co. drapers, 39, Union street James (of J. B. & Co.), 39, Marischal st. P m Blackie, Alexander, agent (Commercial Bank of Scotland), 7, King John, clerk (Commercial Bank), King street [street, p M Blaikie, David (of John Blaikie & Sons), 245, Union street, P M ™ John, Advocate, h. 247, Union st. and Craigiebuckler, p m John (of John Blaikie & Sons), h. Devanha, P m ~~— John, & Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, gas-fitters, copper- smiths, pewterers, and gas-meter makers, Littlejohn street & Smith, advoeates, 247, Union street .—~~ Thomas (of J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 32, Bon-accord terrace, pm „,— W. & R. grocers, corner of Charles street, P m Mrs. Provost, 247, Union street and Craigiebuckler Mrs. Outseats, Pitmuxton Blake, James, keeper of the Athenceum, 11, Union buildings, P M 62 NEW ABERDEEN. [BLA—BOW Blake, Miss, 54, Chapel street Boaden, Richard, shipmaster (Harmony), 59, Commerce street Bonnar, Alexander, shipmaster (Fetteresso Castle), h. 12, Quay ——~ John, mason, Charles street, Broadford Bon-accord Whale-fishing Company's Stores, Footdee [manager Marine Insurance Co. 34, Marischal street—Alexander Bell, Bonnyman, James, blacksmith, 19, Loch street . John, blacksmith, 19, Loch street [p m James & John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 19, Loch street, JVlrs. cook-shop, 198, Gallovvgate [market lane Booth,. D. Alexander, blacksmith and machine-maker, 10, Meal- George, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 36, Union street ~~ George (of G. B. & Son), watchmaker and jeweller, h. Spring- . Captain James, 34, Union place [bank, Dee street, P M —~~ James, surgeon, 34, Union place [Drum's lane „ John, painter, 3, Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate, h. 9, —~~ John, mason and overseer (It. Johnston, Waterloo quay), A, John, mason, 66', Causewaycnd [Hanover lane ~, John, jun. 2, Regent quay, p m [Black's buildings, p in John, watch and clock maker, 41, Upperkirkgate, h. 5, John, gaidener, Canal road William, advocate, 2, Regent quay, P M „~ William, chimney sweep, Albion court, Castle street William, cabinetmaker, 33, h. 37, Castle stieet Mrs. William, midwife, 37, Castle street Mis. G. provision shop, Chronicle lane Borthwick, Captain, 6, High street, Old Aberdeen „ „ William, candleinaker, 36, East North street, P m Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 81, Guestrow Andrew, plasterer, 35, Windmill brae George B. candlemaker, 25, Justice stieet, P m ,.„„„ George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford, p m ~~_„ Mrs. G. baker and confectioner, 3G, Union place, h. 1, Rose Mrs. James, 46, Shiprow [street Bourne, Mrs. 5, Constitution street Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King street Bowie, James, tailor, 29, Broad street Bowman, Alex, wright and cabinetmaker, 69, h. 71, George street . Alex, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston, p „ James, guard (Mail), 26, Constitution street, PM „„ Robert (of Bowman, Vernon, 8s Co.), 6, Canal terrace, P m „ Robert, blacksmith, 53, York street „„„„ Thomas, blacksmith (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), York street Vernon, & Co, engineers, founders, millwrights, builders of iron ships, &c. Dee Iron Works, York street Vernon, & Co., brassfounders, coppersmiths, and plumbers, 57, Guestrow : Mrs. James, victualling-house, 77) Queen street BOW—BRI NEW ABERDEEN. 63 Bowman, Mrs. broker, Back-wynd stairs, Green Mrs. register office, 71, George street Boyd, Mrs. G. H. Granton Lodge Boyack, James, shipmaster (Dahlia), 22, Summer lane Boyle, Mrs. lodgings, 29, Union street Braick, Peter, grain merchant, Jack's brae, Gilcomston, p Brambwell, John (Town & County Bank), inspector of branches, h. 90, Union street Brand, Andrew, shipmaster, h. Brebner's court, Shiprow ~„~~ Alex, shipmaster (Traveller), 43, Wellington street ,„ George, vintner, 1, York street ~~~~ George, carter, 30, Windmill-brae ~~~~ John, farmer, 46, Windmill-brae, P ar „ John, mealseller, 44, Windmill-biae Wm. jeweller (G. Booth & Son), h. 4, Carmelite street Wm. late officer of excise, 31, Bon-accord street, p jh „„ „ Wm. carter, Marywell street, p m Miss, 209, Union street Brands, Archibald, shipmaster, 14, James street Brander, James, guard of the North Defiance Coach, 116, George st. Miss, Peacock's close, Castle street Brantingham, George, wine merchant and grocer, 70, Broad street, h. 71, Catherine street, P M Brandy, James, mealseller, Leadside, Gilcomston „„ Miss, 20, Constitution street Brebner, Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, Shuttle lane „„ Charles, gardener, North Rubislaw, p „„ George, innkeeper and post-horse master, 44, Harriot st. p m „„- James, contractor, 16, Langstane place ~~— James, advocate, 44, Marischal st. P M—agent for Friendly Insurance Co. against Fire—Head Office, 48, North-bridge street, Edinburgh ; and Argus Life Assurance Co. London & Ragg, general merchants, 56, St. Nicholas street, h. Ma- rine terrace ~~~~ William, shipmaster (John Innes), R. Duthie's houses, Castle- .~ Mrs. of Lairney, h. 152, Union street [brae Brechin, George, 13, Park street, p m „ George, provision seller, 94, Causewayend .. Mrs. James, 11, Canal street Bremner, Mrs. Dr. 15, Union place Miss, dressmaker, 39, George street Bridewell and Rogue-money Assessment for the City and Liberties of Aberdeen—Jas. Simpson, collector— Office, 17, Huxter Bridgeford, Alex, baker, 65, h. 63, Green, p m [row British Commercial Life Assurance Company—Alex. Allan, advo- cate, M'Combie's court, 52, Union street British Empire Life Assurance Company—Robert Brown, jun. i f. British Linen Company's Bank, 22, King street Broadford Bread and Flour Company, oppositeBroadford Distillery Alexander Robertson, manager, h. 80, Hutcheon street ~ Co-operative Society, for meal, groceries, foreign and British spirits, &c— Robert Balfour, salesman, 160, h. 156, George Brook, William, shoemaker, 6, Virginia street [street Brown, Alexander, vintner and stabler, Farrier lane, 8, North st. pm ,™— Alexander, bookseller, h. 56, Castle street, P M Alexander, baker, 276, George street, p m ~~ Alexander (Brown & Can), h. 68, Dee street, p m „„ Alexander, sailmaker, Links street „. Alexander, & Co. bookselleis, public library, 79, Union st. ~ & Can, wholesale clothiers, Exchange court, Union street „~.~. & Co. Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw & Co. tailors, 1, Commercial court, Castle street David, shipmaster (Victoria), 43, Commerce street ~~ Donald, boot and shoe maker, 13, Dee st. George, auctioneer, Back-wynd stairs, 131 J, Union st. h. 1, Affleck place, P m ~. George, mealseller, 18, East North st, h. 1, Shuttle lane, p m „„ George, grocer, 56, George street George, surveyor of taxes, 105, Union st. h. Carden's haugh „„ James, jobbing gardener, Broadford —~~ James, clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 4, Frederick st. James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 61, George street, h. ~ John, M.D. Skene square, P [41, St. Andrew st. , John, warden (East Church), and funeral undertaker, 41, Blackfriars street „~_~ John, moulder (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. Summer lane —~~~ John, flesher, 30, Princes street „ John, plumber, 9, Princes street ., „~ Jost-ph, mealseller, 34, Young street „„.. Lawrence, keeper of the Court-house, h. Court-house, entry, ~™.~ Lawrence, 3, Skene place [Lodge walk ~ Marshall, 1, Affleck place „~~~ Robert, inspector of stamps and taxes— Office, 105, Union st. h. Carden's haugh, p M *.. Robert, jun. (Farquharson & Co.), agent of the British Life Assurance Co. h. 103, Union street, p M „„.„ Rev. R. J., D.D. Professor of Greek, Marisehal College, h. 19, Robert, shipmaster, 3, James st. [Golden square, P M „„ Robert, grocer, tea and spiiit dealer, 26, Woolmanhill, h. 4, Robert, mealseller, 119, George st. [Blackfriars st. pm „ Robert, shore porter, 10, Weigh-liouse square [Castle st. ., „„ Robert (with R. Moir, wine merchant, Adelphi court), h. 23, .. Simon, saddler, 178, West North street „ Thomas, engineer (VV. Simpson & Co. Footdec), h. 11, Canal terrace, M p BRO—BUI] NEW ABERDEEN. 65 Brown, William, distributor of stamps and collector of land and as- sessed taxes for the counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine, 2, Adelphi, h. Broadford cottage William, fishing-tackle maker, 3C, George street ™— William, bookbinder, Nelson street Mrs. P. sen. 137, Union street ~ Mrs. Principal, 3, Skene place ~™„ Mrs. (late of Glenmuick), 10, Golden square „„~^ Mrs. stocking and worsted merchant, 1, Justice street," h. Castlehill Mrs. vintner, Regent Quay Inn, 64, Regent Quay „„— Mrs. Robert, midwife, 119, George street „„ , Miss, matron Lunatic Asylum „,w~. Margaret, lodgings, 63, Broad street Browning, Rev. Wm. (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. 38, Skene ter. p M Bruce Alexander, shipmaster (Sir Edward Banks), 11, Sugarhouse Andrew, baker, h. 16, Frederick street [lane ~„~~ George, teacher of the parochial school (St. Clement's), Foot- dee, h. 47, Constitution street, P M ~ James, wright, 20, North street, h. 20, Princes street ~ James, manufacturer, 72, Catherine street ~~— James, reporter (Journal and Constitutional), h. Provost Milne's court, 65, Gallowgate, P M James, confectioner, 6, Gallowgate, h. Charles court, 40, Up- perkirkgate, P M ~™~ John, sen. baker, 13, h. 14, Castle street, P M ~~— John, jun. baker, 55, St. Nicholas st. h. 3, Drum's lane, P M ~~— John, mason, 65, St. Andrew street, P M ~ John, cooper and fishcurer, 1, Canal terrace —-™ Sir Michael, Bart, of Scotstown & Stenhouse, h. Scotstown, p Robert, gardener, Rosehill, Skene square, P ~-™~ Thomas, spirit dealer, 3, Park street —„,„ William, 65, Commerce street —-,„ Mrs. lodgings, 25, Marischal street Brunton, John, shipmaster (Lydia), 29, Wales street, P M ™— John, jun., shipmaster, 13, Commerce street Bryce, Rev. James (Gilcomston Church), h. Crown street, p M —~~ Mrs. John, 5, Black's buildings Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 83, Queen st. h. 31, Constitution street, p m , John, slater, 91, George street, p m William, slater, Exchequer court, 9, Exchequer row -~ Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 53, h. 52, Shiprow Mrs. 43, Wellington street Buck, William, shoemaker, 2 St. Clement street Buckner, William, boot and shoe maker, 5, Charlotte street Budge, Alexander, tidewaiter customs, 63, Regent quay Buist, Thomas, cooper and fishcurer, h. 7, Affleck street F 2 66 NEW ABERDEEN. [BUL—CAI Bullock, John, foreman (J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 22, Schoolhill Burge & Co. hat manufacturers, 50, Broad street Burgess, Alexander, & Co. umbrella and parasol makers, 50, Upper- kirkgate ~, Francis, shoemaker, 22, North street ~™~ James, manager (James Black), h. 2, Adelphi, P M „„ Jane, provision seller, 37, Chapel street ,„ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's court, 30, James St. Burlie, David, flesher, 9, Poultry market, h. Pitmuxton Burness, Alexander, h. Crown street and Prospect place, p m David, master blacksmith (A. Hall & Co.), h. 1, Links St. Burnett, James, mealseller 73, h. 75, Chapel street „ Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aber- deen and Kincardine shires —Office, 25 and 23, Belmont st. Thomas, advocate—Office, 25 and 23, Belmont street Mrs. of Friendville, h. 11, Union lane Mrs. vintner, Upper denburn Burns, Matthew Robert, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, 57, Schoolhill, P m ~~ Johanna, 20, Chapel lane Burrel, George, shoemaker and broker, East North street Burr, George, shoemaker, College lane „„ Robert, hairdresser, 28, Marischal street Butchart, James, conductor (Stewart, Rowell, & Co), h. 83, Cause- wayend Butler, Joseph, flesher, 26, Wales st. market, h. 6, Barnett's close Buyers, James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Company), h. 3, Constitution street, P M James, & Co. builders and timber merchants, 12, Kidd lane James (James Buyers & Co.), h. 12, Kidd lanp, p m John (James Buyers & Co.), h. 12, Kidd lane, p m Peter, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 32, Quay, h. 18, James street— Receiving Post-office, P M William (James Buyers & Co.), h. 94, Skene street, p m Bytli, Mrs. George, provision seller, 22, Summer street CaDENHEAd, Alexander, advocate, 9, Huxter row, h. Seafleld, p „ , Alexander and John, advocates, City Fiscals, 9, Huxter row „ Barron, & Co. Newbridge, Hardgate „„~ David, boot and shoe maker, 100, John street John, surgeon, 211, Union street, p M John, advocate, h. Thistle cottage, Thistle street, P M William, Contland, Peterculter, P M William, Middleton of Pitfodels, p m Miss, dressmaker, 2, Constitution street ~. Misses, dressmakers, 10, Links street Cairns, William, manufacturer of bagging, 85, Virginia street, r m Caie, William, shore porter, 54, Shiprow CAI—CAM] NEW ABERDEEN. 67 Caie, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend, p ~_„„ Miss, poultry shop, G, Milne's house, 57, Shiprow -„„„ Mrs. Lodgings, 17, North Broadford Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50, Green, h. 2, Car- melite st. p si „. David, Slatie Quarry, h. Mayhank, Slatie -™— George, spirit dealer, Summer lane ., John, woodsawyer, 40, Catherine street Mrs. George, broker, 59, East North street Miss, dressmaker, 32, Belmont street Calvert, Frederick B. professor of elocution, 10, Kingslreet Caledonian Insurance Company—Thomas Primrose, advocate, agent, 11, Adelphi court Callaghan, James, chimney-sweeper, 18, Park street Cameron, Alexander, overseer, Bannermill, h. 19, Wales street Alexander, mason, 123, Chapel street Donald, grocer, 49, College street [p st James, draper, 28, Broad street, A. Webster's court, G lies trow, John, surgeon, R.N. of Morefield, Stocket, &2I, Shiprow, par ~~— John, saddler, 63, West North street, P si „~— John, shoemaker, 36, East North street Peter, cooper, 150, Gallowgate, h. above shop Roderick, gardener and broker, 2, Windmill-brae ~ William cooper, 1G, Loch street ,™~~ William, Gordon street, p si .™™ William, shoemaker, 6, North street Mrs. Alexander, 38, Constitution street „~ Mrs. broker, 2, Windmill-brae Campbell, Alexander, baker and lodgings, 11, Huxter row, p M „~~~ Alexander, grain merchant, of Campbell & Wilson, k. 47) Park street „„~~ Alexander, bookseller, 45, Castle street „~ . Alexander, carter (A. Hadden & Sons), h. 33, Huntly street .«_„ Daniel, shoemaker, 21, Young street Dugald, agent, British Linen Company, 26, King street, P si ~~~~ George, shoemaker, 9, Shuttle lane Ewen, mail-guard, 36, Union row ™-~ Rev. James, 114, Chapel street John, shoemaker, 84, Chapel street . John, post-horse master and livery stables, 5, Bon-Accord St. ,~ John, surgeon, 7» Bon-Accord street, p si John M., M.D., 250, Union street, P si „™» John, sheriff-officer, 12, West North street, first floor Patrick, broker, 16, Justice street „ Robert, of Campbell, Smith, & Co. timber-merchant, h. 110, Loch street, P si -™~~ Smith, & Co. timber-merchants, 127, George street, and 6, Charlotte street 68 NEW ABERDEEN. [CAM—CAT Campbell, Wm. shipmaster (Duke of Richmond steamer), Clerihew's houses, Prince Regent street William, shoemaker, 29, Windmill-brae William, shipmaster (Isabella), 54, Wellington street Mrs. Alex, midwife, 45, Castle street „;, Mrs. 5, Golden square „ Mrs. midwife, Lobban's court, Castle street , Miss, Female School of Industry, 15, Chronicle lane Cantley, Peter, shore porter, St. Catherine's Court, 16, Shi prow Miss, lodgings, Union street—entry 1, St. Nicholas street Caidno, G. gardener, Cornhill lodge, P Peter, glass and stoneware merchant, 70 and 72, Gallowgate, h. Cooperston Buildings „~ Mrs. 26, Constitution street Cargill, John, shipmaster (St. Lawrence), Waterloo quay, p m ~~~~ William, shipmaster, (Messenger), 9, Yeats' lane, P M Carmichael, Archibald, shipmaster, 8, Links street Captain Robert, late 42d regiment, 16, Union Terrace, P M Carnegie, George, shore porter, 17, James street, P ~~™. William, wright, Bruce's court, Loch street Miss Hannah, 257, Union street Carnie, John, Viewplace Cottage, p m ~~~~ William, stabler, 13, Carmelite street Cairney, Alexander, 9, Young street, P M Carey, Hugh, sen. flesher, 46, George street „,.„-. Hugh, jun. flesher, 150, George street ~ John, jun. flesher, 146, George street Carrol, James, engineer, 67, Waterloo quay Caroline, Thomas, shoemaker, 23, Park street Carr, Alex, dyer and bleacher, Barkmill, p James, spirit-dealer aud ginger~beer brewer, 47, Virginia St. P M <„ John, tailor, Holburn street Robert (of Brown & Carr), h. Strawberrybank, p m „ Mrs. John, confectioner, 217, h. 218, Gallowgate Carter, David, 107, West North street . „„ John, general blacksmith, boiler and machine maker, mill- wright, &c. 107, North street, h. Roy's Nursery, p m Miss, 76, West North street Casey, John, tidewater, Customs, Virginia street Cassie, James, spirit merchant, 2, Justice street, h. 30, Castle st. p m _„„„ James, jun. artist, study, 30, Castle street „„ James, porter, 30, Mealmarket lane „ Jacies, merchant tailor, 7> Broad st. h. Orchard-house, Or- chard lane, Old Aberdeen, P M ~~— William, tailor, 22, Longacre Castle, Andrew, overseer, Bannermill, h. 69, Virginia st. [p m Cattanach, Chas. tailor & clothier, 126, Union st. h. 22 Union terrace, CAT—CHA] NEW ABERDEEN. 69 Cattanach & Murray, furnishing tailors, 2, Woolmanhill „ Mrs. Donald, Hoi burn street Mrs. John, 44, Upperkirkgate Catto & Co. block, pump, and mast makers, York street ~ James, boot and shoe maker, 153, Union st. h. 132, Crown street, p m [King street ~~— John, Son, & Co. merchants and insurance brokers, 88, „„— Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. Belvidere, P M Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. East North St. p m „ Robert, & Son, merchants and shipowners, 47, Maiischal st. _ Robeit, & Co. grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14, King st. Thomson, & Co., rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee ~ William, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 28, Constitution street William, tailor, 3, Shiprow, h. near Mannofiuld, P M „„ William, merchant, 90, King street, p M William, Charles street, P , William, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston William, clerk (W. Simpson & Co.), h. 45, Wellington street v ,~ William, eating-house, 81, Gallowgate m Miss, dressmaker, Annand's court, 30, James street „ Miss Ann, teacher, 28, Constitution street „ Mrs. James, lodgings, 27, Blackfriars street Mrs. Robert, 17, East North street Cay, William, 70, Catherine street, p m Chadwick, Edward, manufacturer, 39, Queen street Chalmers, Alexander W. general governor of the Aberdeen prisons, „, Alex, lodgings, 44, Gordon street [Rose street, p m Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Maiischal street, h. 31, James street, p m Alexander, weaver, 4, Charles street, Broad ford „„ Charles, advocate, h. 14, Union terrace, p m „~~~ David, printer, h. 13, Adelphi, and We'sttrani, P M „„ David, & Co., printers, 25, Adelphi, Union street & Farquhar, advocates, 147, Union street James K., sub-accountant, National Bank, h. Huntly street James (of D. Chalmers & Co. printers), p m John (of D. Chalmers & Co. printers), p m „,„,„ John, builder, 3, Rose street, p M ™ William, manager of the North of Scotland Fire & Life Assurance Office, 3, King street, p M -. William (late merchant), Reid's court, 34, Gallowgate William, gardener, Lochhead William, baker, 32, h. 34, George street, P M „ Mrs. teacher, 45, Park street Mrs. S. 266, George street Chambers, Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Chapman, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 14, h. 13, „~, James, carter, 7, Jopp's lane [Black's buildings, p M 70 NEW ABERDEEN. [CHA—CLA Chapman, John, builder, 159, George street, P M ™„ William, farmer, Rubislaw Miss, 13, Black's buildings Mrs. Rising-sun tavern, 10, Huxter row Charles, Miss, 27, Dee street Chasser, John, shipmaster (Preceptor), 10, Canal terrace ~~„~ Mrs. Red-lion court, Broad street Cheyne, Gordon, shoemaker, 59, Chapel street [p M Rev. Patrick (St. John's chapel), h. 44, Bon-Accord street^ „ Peter, of Loch-head, h. Loch-head, p m Chiene, W. surveyor of shipping (Lloyd's), 32, St. Nicholas St. p m Chisholm, George, breadseller, 77, Guestrow m James, vintner, 11, York street, Footdee „„~~ William, keeper of the public rooms, Union street Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42, Castle street, P M „„„„ Alexander, late cashier, 42, Castle street „„ James, merchant, King street, h. 1, Littlejohn street William, captain, 24, Dee street Chivers, William, captain, Ruthrieston, New Bridge of Dee Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, infant school department north pa« rish school, Albion street, h. 8, Hanover street „ William, stabler and vintner, 24, Gerard street, P M Mrs. John, 267, George street Christall, John, teller, North of Scotland Bank, h. 30, Guestrow, p M „„ William, grain loft, Hector's houses, Commerce street ^ Mrs. midwife, 6, Farquhar's court, Upperkiikgate ~„ Mrs. William, lodgings, 36, Union street Christie, Donald, manufacturer, 62, h. 61, Broad Street, P M James, lodgings, 25, Bon-Accord Street „~~„ John, mealseller, Maberly street, Broadford ~~ John, stonecutter, 20, Princes street „^™ John, spirit-dealer and mealseller, College Street , Robert, shipmaster, 16, Commerce street . William, wright, 74, Woolmanhill ,, ™ William, shipmaster, 14, Catto square „„ Mrs. George, 117, George Street Miss J. bonnetmaker, 14, Blackfriars street Christopher, Mark, shipmaster, 7> Shore brae City Tax Office, 17, Huxter row, foot of Broad street Clapperton, John, gardener and provision seller, 74, Chapel street Clark, Alexander, police officer, 41, Harriot street „„„„ Alexander, baker, 25, Park street Alexander, clerk, h. 11, Dee street „~~~ Alexander, mealseller, 44, Gallowgate „,™„ Archibald, shore porter, 16, Shiprow „ Arthur, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, Windy wind, p M CLA—CLY] NEW ABERDEEN. 71 Clark, David, steward of the Duke of Richmond, and occasional waiter, Gordon's houses, Mill street -, George & Son, wholesale booksellers, stationers, and paper merchants, 15, Broad street, h. 2, Guestrow George, late bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow, p ai ~~ James, bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow, P m James, merchant, 97, Gallowgate, P M James, 69, Virginia street James, writing-master, Rhind's court, 64, Gallowgate, P ai ~~„~ James, clothier, 18, Broad street, h. 33, Bon-Accord st. P M ~ John, advocate, 49, Broad street, P m ~™~ John, late cabinetmaker, h. Ruthricston, Bridge of Dee „ John, Mrs. Benzie's houses, College street ,„, John, ironmonger (Al. Crow), h. 11, Young street John, mealseller, grocer, tea and spiiit dealer, 48 and 49, Woolmanhill, p m „ John, cloth-dealer, Holburn street —„~ Joseph, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 12, Drum's lane, h. 7. Justice lane ~„~„ Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale grocer, 4, h. Clark's court, 2, Upperkirkgate, p M Robert, porter, Mail-coach Office, h. 74, Skene street „„„„ Robert, Holburn street Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5, Mounlhooly *—~~ Thomas, M.D. Professor of Chemistry, Marischal College, h. 120, King street - -— William, blacksmith, 50, John street, h. 66, Gerard street .. ~~ William, ironmonger, 16, Union st. h. 12, Union terrace, p m „„„„ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Trinity quay, h. above shop, P ai —,~~ William (of Sim, Clark, & Co ), h. 7, Justice lane, P ai . William, fireman, 9, Commerce street „-™~ William, general agent, wine merchant, and grocer, 8, h. 10, King street, P M , Mrs. dressmaker, 1, Trinity quay .„ Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 64, Union street Mrs. J. lodgings, 36, Union street „, Mrs. H. 69, Hutcheon street „„ Miss, ladies' school, 16, Gallowgate „„„. Miss, lodgings, 18, Queen street „— Miss, silk ingrafter and dressmaker, 16, Catherine street Clerihew, Francis, advocate, 2, St. Catherine's wynd, h, 7, Carme- —„„ George, Builder, 7, Carmelite street, P >i [lite street, p ai „~„~ Patrick, teacher (Educational Society school) Charlotte st. Clerk, Mrs. Lieut.-Col. Alexander, 35, Dee street Clunes, Mrs. 48, Queen street [street, p ai Clyne, James, shoemaker (of Win. Clyne & Sons), h. 188, George —~.~ John, boot and shoemaker, 41, h. 14, Castle street, P ai 72 NEW ABERDEEN. [CLY—COL Clyne, William, sen. shoemaker (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), h. 1, Little- john street, p M [John street, P M ~~~~ William, jun. shoemaker (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), 1, Little- William & Son, curriers, 28, Berry lane *~ William & Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 22 -, Mrs. Alexander, 11, Littlejolm street [and 24, Gallowgate . Mrs. Captain, 13, Blade's buildings Cobban, Mrs. G. stabler, 15, Back wynd ~. ,„ James, builder, 6, Jopp's lane, and 132, George street, p m Cochran, Francis James, advocate, and collector of the Old Ma-char poor assessment, agent for Insurance Company of Scot- land, and Standard Life Assurance Company, and Clerk of the Shipmaster Society, 137, Union street, h. Crown street, Mrs. Alexander, 77, Dee street [p m „„. James, excise officer, Glenburn distillery Cock, Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn street „„ Mrs. (late of Criiden), 75, Union street Cockburn, George, sub-governor of East Prison, h. Prison, p M Cocker, James, gardener, 74, Causewayend Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 244, h. 246, George street Coldwell, Ann, 35, Justice street Coleman, Mrs. Coffee-room, Jopp's Court, 40, Broad street Collie, Adam, spirit-dealer, 37, Netherkirkgate „„ Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 1, George street, A. Gor- don's court, 4, Schoolhill, p m ^~~~ Alexander, Oak bank, Stocket .» Alexander, slater, 28, Shiprow, p m -,~™ George, clerk (H. G. & Co.) h. 68, Catherine street „ George (of G. Collie & Co.), h. 21, Union place, f m „ George, & Co. diapers, 4, St. Catherine's wynd, Union street „„ George, shipmaster (Eliza), 12, Links street James, mason, 51, Summer street, p M James, manufacturer, 30, Gordon street, p M James, haircutter, 55, Green „ James, provision shop, 85, Loch street „„ James, tidewaiter, Customs, Brebner's court, Shiprow „ „ John, manager of the rope department (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), h, 47, York street, p M „„-,-. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Castle street, h. 53, Summer street, p m „ John, hairdresser, 6, Crown street Robert, hairdresser, 62, Shiprow, h. Mary cottage, south end of College street, p m „ Robert, jun. hairdresser, 37, h. 53, Green, p m „„ William, wright and cabinetmaker, 14, Blackfriars street William, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 47, Upper- kirkgate, h. 102, Chapel street, P M William, carter, 26, Wales street, p M COL—COP] NEW ABERDEEN. 73 Collie, James, advocate, 64, Union street, „ Mrs. William, lodgings, Holburn street Mrs. midwife, 1, Canal terrace ~ Mrs. lodgings, 16, Netherkirkgate Collins, John, teller (Bank of Scotland), h. 132, Crown street Colquhoun, John, Black's buildings Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, 137, Union street ~*~™ Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 137, Union street Colven, James, millwright, 47, Frederick street Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch — Alex. Blackie, agent, Commissary Clerk's Office, 27, King Street [9, King street Commutation Road Trustees—James Simpson, advocate, clerk and collector, 17, Huxter row Condell, Major J. A., H.E.I.C.S. 20, Union terrace, P M Confectionery Company (Aberdeen), 127, Union street Connel, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86, Chapel street Connon, Alexander, grocer and tea-dealer, 73, h. 79, King st. r m — .— James, clothier and habeidasher, h. 43, Constitution street James, mealseller, 14, Park street, P M James, turner and wheelwright, 95, Skene street John, lodging?, Hilton-house, p [street ~~— Richard, clerk (David Copland), h. 2, Ragg's lane, Broad Robert, cart and plough wright, 34, h. 32, Causewayend, P M William, carpenter, 28, St. Clement St. [Commerce St. ~~,~. William, coalbroker and shipowner, 56, Regent Quay, h. , William (of W. Davidson & Co.), 29, Constitution st. P M ,~™„ Miss, straw-bonnet maker, 32, Causewayend Constitutional Office, 42, Castle street Cook, Alexander, coach-guard, 69, Broad street ~„™» John, Horse Bazaar, St. Andrew street, h. Crown st. p M ~~— William, of James Moir & Co. clothiers, 5, King street Cooper, Alexander L., tailor, 9, Guestrow ~— Alexander, gardener, 47, East North street, p m ~„~~ Alexander, cooper, Cooper's court, 24, Netherkirkgate, p M „ Alexander, saddler, 45, Queen street, /*. 27, Frederick st. P m George, boot and shoemaker, 38, Union place, h. Holburn st *„ James, hatter, 59, Union street, h. 2, Flourmill-brae, p m John, hairdresser, 144, George street, P M „„„ John, porter, Marischal college court, 82, Broad street William, draper (W. Philip, jun. & Co.), h. 120, King street, Mrs. J. provision shop, 69, St. Andrew street [p m „„~~ Mrs. eating and coffee house, and register office for engaging servants, 17, Fisher row ~~ Miss, straw-hat maker, Rettie's court, 26, Broad street Copland, Alexander, slater, 71, St. Andrew street ~ ~ David, merchant, 25, York place, h. Elmfield, p M „~~„ James, mason, 61, Park street William (Devanha Brewery), h. Fonthill place, Ferryhill, p 74 NEW ABERDEEN. fCOP—COW Copland, Mrs. Dr., Fountainhall —~-. Mrs. grocer and spirit-dealer, 18, Shoe lane ~ Mrs. J. crape dyer and dresser, 10, Woolmanhill . Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 18, Shoe lane Corbett, James, late shipmaster, 11, Peacock's close, Castle st. p m Cordiner, Robert, 257, George street „ Mrs. lodgings, 126, Gallowgate „„~~ Mrs. James, 257, George street Cormack, Alexander, mason and gratesetter, 5, College street, p m „ „ Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 33, h. 21, Shipro'w William, furniture dealer, Lobban's court, 30, Castle street ~~~~ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 31, York place, h. 21, Shiprow, P m Corner, Samuel, grocer and spirit-dealer, 18, Gordon street Cornwall, George, printer— Office, Victoria court, 54, Castle street, Mrs. 22, Kidd lane [h. 43, Dee street, p m Cossens, James, wright, 3G, St. Andrew street Coubrough, W. & J. tea-dealers, 3, St. Nicholas street „, W. (W. & J. Coubrough), p m County Fire Office and Provident Life Office—agent, Win. Smith, jun., 106, Union street Rates — H. & C. Lnmsden, collectors, Union terrace Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 7, George street, h. 30, Belmont st. James, cooper, 177, Gallowgate, P M „„ Mrs. provision seller, 65, Guestrow street , Miss, staymaker, 30, Belmont CourdufF, Patrick, candlemaker, 17, Lower Denburn, p m Coutts, Adam, advocate, 61, Netherkirkgate, p m „ Alexander, cutler, 214, Gallowgate, h. Canalside Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw, P „„„„ Alexander, farmer, Sunnybrae, Rubislaw, P Alexander, wright, 45, Frederick street, h. Forbes street „ „ Alexander, turner and shuttlemaker, 58, Windmill-brae „_„„ George, furnishing tailor, 22, St. Nicholas lane „ James, dealer in vegetables, 78, Green „„„,, John, grocer, 112, George street, h. 24, St. Andrew street „„, John, vintner, 18, Carmelite street „ „~ J. provision seller, 56, Windmill-brae , William, cutler, 214, h. 213, Gallowgate, P m „~~„ William, shuttlemaker, 58, Windmill-brae, P M „ Mrs. Catherine, 48, Queen street Cowen, Owen, broker, 10.9, Gallowgate Cowie, Alexander, merchant, 9, North Broadford „ Alexander, brewer, 5, Virginia street, h. 88, Chapel St. p M „„ John, mason, 29, Hutcheon street, p m ~„™, Mrs. proprietor, 25, Princes street „ Mrs. William, 4, Thistle street Cowieson George, vintner, 9, Trinity Quay, P m CRA—CRO] NEW ABERDEEN. 75 Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 10, College street, p m „„ George, 15, Bon-accord street „„,„ William (of Knight & Craib), 50, Causewayend Mrs. Alexander, midwife, 6, College street Craig, Alex, manager (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Gordon's mills „ Alexander, traveller (Thomas Craig), h. Skene street Alexander, baker, Causewayend, h. above shop „, David, shipmaster (Sir Robert Peel), h. 7, Garvock street „„ George, foreman (William Simpson & Co.), h. 13, Catto square „~~~ John, foreman (M'Donald & Leslie), h. 45, Bon-accord st. „, James, grocer, 53, West North street, corner of Littlejtohn street, p M [Woolmanhill, p M - James, & Co. saddlers and harnessmakers, 38, Schoolhill, h. 22, John, pattern cutter (A. Hadden & Sons), h. 46, Spittal Peter, spirit-dealer, 46, h. 48, East North street „„„„ Robert, stabler, 1G7, West North street [r M Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 12, Schoolhill, h. Skene street, „,„„, William J., shipping-clerk (Aberdeen Steam-navigation Com- pany), h. C, Garvock street [court, p M „^ William, (G. Knight & Co. confectioners), h. 32, Adelphi Craighead, Miss, dressmaker, 20, Princes street Craigmile, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 45, h. 49, Commerce street, P ar Alexander, stabler, 22, Schoolhill „ „ Francis, teacher of writing and drawing (new public school), Little Belmont street, h. 7, Thistle street „„ James, cabinetmaker, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 73 and 77 h. 75, Green, p m „„ William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 62, St. Nicholas street, h. 50, Loch street, p M Crane, Andrew, shipmaster (Bonnie Dundee), 31, Wales street, p M „„ Peter, piano-forte maker, 2, Trinity street, h. St. Catherine's court, 16, Shiprow, P M Crawford, James, 24, Young street street, William, flaxdresser, 59, Catherin e p m Crichton, John, shipmaster (Charles), 43, Commerce street ~~~~ Mrs. Littlejohn-street tavern, 10, Littlejohn street Cromar, Alexander, teacher, 15, Gordon street, h. Hardgate „ David, druggist, 54, Broad street Crombie, Alexander, shipowner, 2, Albion street [p M „,. Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, Broad street, h. 37, Park st. , Charles, dentist, 22, Kidd lane, Chapel Street, P m Lewis, solicitor—Office, Victoria court, 54, Castle street and 14, Marischal street, h. Kirkhill, Nigg, p M Crombie, Peter, jeweller, 60, Broad st. h. 38, Whitehouse st. p ji William & Co. house-carpenters and cabinetmakers, Gordon's court, 88, Broad street Crone, William, watcli and clock maker, Upper Denburn 76 NEW ABERDEEN. [CRO—CUM Crosgrove, Peter, Catholic bookseller and manufacturer of salve for all kinds of sores, 13, Young street Cross, William, day-patrol (Harbour), Middlethird Quay Crow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31, St. Nicholas street, h. Maybank, Hutcheon street, v M ~~ James, locker (of the Customs), h. 87, Queen street Cruickshank, Alexander, & Co. hosiers and glovers, 55, Union st. h. 3, Adelphi Alexander, book-keeper (A. H. & Son), h. 180, Gallowgate *, Alexander, auctioneer, Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street, P M Anthony, hosier, 3, Adelphi court, Union street, p m ,™„„ George, vintner, coffee and victualling house, Scott's court, 25, Quay, p m -~»~~ George, manager (Aberdeen and Newcastle Shipping Co.)— Office, 45, Marischal street, h. 3, Affleck street, p M .^-„„ George, boot and shoe maker, 39, Causewayend George, advocate, 31 , Gallowgate, h. 26, Dee street 1 George, clerk (Dickson Hogarth & Co.), h. 8, Yeats lane -™~~ Henry, hosier, h. 10, Trinity street „ James (late druggist), teacher of and dealer in Accordions, also Accordions tuned and repaired, 86, George street „_ James, 2, Loch street, p m ~~ John, LL.D. professor of mathematics, Marischal College, h. 1 2, Rose st. p m ~ John, clerk (T. & C. Bank), h. Blackfriars street „ „ John, tinsmith, 5, h. 3, George street, p m ~™~ Leslie, merchant, 92, h. Cruickshank's court, 91, Broad st. and Deemount, P M -,„„„ Richard, wholesale and retail tea, porter, and spirit merchant, 49, h. 47, West North street, p m . Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 193, Gallow- gate, F M .. Thomas, innkeeper and post-horse master (coaches, hearses, gigs, and saddle horses), 8, Schoolhill, p M „„^, William, manufacturer, 30, Castle street [p M William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, h. 20, Castle st. ^.™> Mrs. Jane, 33, Broadford ^„^„ Mrs. sick nurse, 28, Summer street „~~~ Mrs. stabler, 180, Gallowgate „„~~ Mrs. provision seller, 27, George street ,™^„ Miss, 32, Belmont street „ Misses, dressmakers, 17, Huntly street Cuddie, A., M.D. 31, Quay, P m Nicholas, brewer, 112, Loch street Cumine, James, of Rattray, h. Albyn place, p ~~~~ Misses, Albyn place dimming, George, advocate, Concert court, Broad street, r m -,„ James, shipmaster, 15, Prince Regent street CUM—DAV] NEW ABERDEEN. 77 dimming, James, master-carpenter (Walter Hood & Co.), h. 16, Water lane ™, Robert, manager (Forbes, Low, & Co.), /;. 69, College st. p m —„„ William, fleslier, 6, George-street market, h. Old Aberdeen „™,„ William, tailor Farquhaf's Court, 17, Upperkirkgate Mrs. William, 22, Union row ~ Miss, 262, George street Cunliffe, James, coffee-roaster, Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill ~~~~ John, wool-buyer (A. H. & Sons), h. 6, Carmelite street Currie, Adam, currier, 7> Black's builtlings „~ Mrs. midwife, 7i Black's buildings Cushnie, A. manager (Aberdeen provision warehouse), 14, George street, h. 19, Fisher row „, John, 54, Union street Customhouse, 16, Quay—Watch-house, New pier, Footdee Dalgarno, James, mealseller, 26, h. 24, East North street, p M „, Wm. merchant tailor and stockraaker, 17, Shiprow Mrs. Alexander, 7? Union terrace Dalgety, Alexander, dealer in eggs, 169, Gallowgate Dallachy, Miss E. dressmaker, 49, St. Andrew street Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. Paul's Chapel and funeral waiter, Chapel court, 61, Gallowgate „„ Robert, jun. tailor, 61, Gallowgate [gate, P m „„, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, h. 16, Netherkirk- Dalrymple, William, late farmer, Tullos, h. 72, Chapel street, p m Mrs. James, 3, Alford place Dalziel, Miss, lodgings, 7, Huxter row Dan, Job, blacking manufacturer, 31, George street Daniel, Alexander, advocate, 119, Gallowgate ~~~„ Alexander, turner, 51, Shiprow ~™~ Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 106, King street, h. George, merchant, 119, Gallowgate [Chronicle lane, P M George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 45, St. Andrew st. P M , George, grocer and spirit dealer, 24, Trinity street —~~ James, custom-house agent, letterpress and copperplate printer, and paper merchant, 48, Castle street, p m Thomas, stabler, 16, Mealmarket lane, p m m»> William, shipmaster (Rotterdam Packet), h. 8, Carmelite st. ~~— Mrs. fruiterer, 9, Broad street Darling, Thomas, gardener, Woodhill [Wales street Dark, Charles M. ship and ornamental carver, 29, York place, h. Dannie, Miss, 14, Rose street Davidson, Alex, secretary, Gas-light Co. h. 275, George street . Rev. A. D. of the West Parish Church, h. 15, Belmont street, „„— Alex, advocate, 237, Union street, p m [p m .. Alex, grocer tea and spirit dealer, 38, Quay, P m Alex, shipmaster (Betsy), Mill street, r m g 2 — 78 NEW ABERDEEN. [DAV—DAV Davidson, Alex, broker, 89, Gallowgate, h. Harvey's court ,.„ Alex. (Edinburgh Ale Establishment), 17, h. 18, Castle sf Alex, tailor, 19, George street [p m Alex, grocer and spirit-dealer, 44, Castle st. h. Neilson lane „, Alex, boot and shoe maker, 5, Back wynd, h. Bon-accord lane, P M „„ Andrew, shipowner, 56, Wellington street „„„„ Andrew, flesher, 3, Little Belmont street Charles, druggist, 1, h. 3, Exchequer row, p m —~~~ Charles, cooper, 46, John street, h. 7, Black's buildings „™~ David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 167, Union street, h. 18, Crown street—Workshop, Summer street, P M ,, Duncan, of Tillychetly, h. 237, Union street, P M „ Duncan & Patrick, advocates—Office, 1, Bon-accord street ™— George, bookseller and stationer, 1, King street, h. Gordon's court, Gordon street, p M „~~~ George & William, merchants, 17, Quay ~_~~ George, Ruthrieston New Inn, Bridge of Dee, P ~~~~ George, merchant, 17, Quay, P M George & William, rope and twine manufacturers, Footdee Office, 17, Quay „ George, shipmaster (Hercules), 21, Prince-regent street „, George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, and commission agent, 51, St. Nicholas street, h. 9, Correction wynd, p m James, stabler, 57, Green -~™. James, boot and shoe maker, 158, George street James, grocer, tea, spirit, and cheese merchant, 13, North street, /*. 64, Longacre, p m ~.~™ James, plasterer, 22, Union row James, shore porter and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial court, 58, Castle street „ John, painter and glazier, receiving post-office, 235, George street, p m „~~~ John, writer, Skene street ~™_ John, public, commercial, and mathematical school, Little Belmont street, h. 28, George street ~~~-. John, King's houses, Gordon street „ John, 27, East North street „_-... John, mason, 30, Summer street „~~~ John, tailor, 6, Stronach's close. Castle street „„ Patrick, advocate, 1, Bon-accord street, /*. 237, Union st. ~„_~ Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canal road, P M [p M Robert, North British Coffee-house, 17, Causewayend William, clerk, National bank, h. Cotton ,„„„„ William, Links street „„ William & Co. merchants, 44, Broad street „„ William (of W. Davidson & Co.), Canal road, p M William, surgeon, 1, h. 2, Correction wynd, p m DAV—DIA] NEW ABERDEEN. 79 Davidson, William, shoemaker, 24, Chapel street „„ Mrs. Alex. 275, George street 33, „„,„ Mrs. Andrew, midwife, 22, Chapel street . , Mrs. Dr. 150, King street „„ Mrs. lodgings, 114, King street „„ Mrs. vintner, Holhurn place „ Mrs. 31, Marischal street ~™~ Mrs. 149, George street „- Mrs. 114, King street Mrs. Lime quay Mrs. dressmaker, 52, St. Clement street „ Mrs. William, Canal road ^-™» Miss, Springbank terrace ~~~~ Miss, grocer, 47, Chapel street [Shorebrae ^. Miss, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 2, Shiprow, h. Miss, housekeeper (Poor's Hospital for Boys), 19, Upper- Miss, lodgings, 17, Schoolhill [kirkgate „ Miss, 128, Crown street Davie, James, music-seller, music-master, and piano-forte tuner, Concert court, 10, Broad street, p m -~ John, wright and cooper, Ruthrieston, p ~~~~ Miss, organist of St. Andrew's chapel, and teacher of sing- ing and piano-forte, Concert court, 10, Broad street Davies, Richard, tailor, 13, Commerce street Dawson, Charles, town-serjeant, Rosemary Cottage, opposite Sum- merfield-gardens, Park street, p M Mrs. provision seller, 248, George street Mrs. sen. provision seller, 166, George street ~. Mrs. lodgings, 7? Crown street „ Miss, staymaker, 26, Frederick street Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58, Schoolhill — M. Robert Burns, teacher Deans, James, engineer, Bannermill street William, manufacturer, 4, Carmelite street William, shipmaster (Alexander), 12, Marischal street Dearie, Mrs. Captain, Holburn street Dee Whale-fishing Company, Boil-yard, and Stores, Footdee Dempster, John, shipmaster (Amity), Hanover lane John, 4, East Craibston street, p M Denham, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 58, St. Nicholas st. h. 18, Woolmanhill, p m. Devanha Brewery, Devanha ~™„ Distillery Company, Devanha Devine, Hector, hatter, 125, Gallowgate Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D.D., principal of Marischal College, Garnet- hill, Albyn place, P Dey, George, boot and shoe maker, 51, Netherkirkgate Diack, George, grocer & spirit dealer, 25, h. 27, Windmill-brae, p M so NEW ABERDEEN. [DIA—DON Diack, James, sacrist, Marischal College, College court, Broad st. Dick, John, grocer, near 19, College street Dickie, David, blacksmith, Prince-regent Street ~ George, surgeon, Cherryvale ~. John, manager (W. Duthie, shipowner), h. 37, Marischal st. Margaret, grocer, Kolburn street „^ Mrs., Cherryvale ~ Mrs. flesher, 17, Wales-street market, h. 12, Wales street Dickinson, Samuel, lodgings, 2, Broad street Dickson Hogarth & Co., fishcurers, College street Dingwall, Mrs. Spring-garden Dinnie, James, gardener, Catsayseat, P Dinnson, John, shipmaster (Union Grove), 1, Marischal st. p m Diverty, George, broker, 73, Queen street Dobson, James, basketmaker, 16, Marischal street, P M Don, Lawrence, vintner, 22, West North street, r m „„„. William, overseer (Broadford Works), 68, Catherine st. Donald, Alexander, vintner, Cooperston, P ™ , Alexander, provision-dealer, 45, Virginia street Andrew, gardener, Westfield, p „„ Andrew, late baker, 25, Upperkirkgate, p M „„ David, gardener, Loanhead, Gilcomston, P „ David, tailor, Holburn street „ George, tailor, 9, Guestrow „ George, glazier, 17, h. 21, Netherkirkgate ~— George, flesher, 13, George-street market James, merchant, 64, Queen street „ James, stoneware merchant, 12, East North street ~,.~~ James, boot and shoe maker (successor to Arthur Farquhar), 18, Upperkirkgate, h. Skene terrace, P M „„„~ James, gardener, Rubislaw, p ,™ James, shipmaster (Alice Brown), 53, Commerce street James, mealseller, 1 1, Commerce street Peter, flesher, 34, Upperkirkgate „ Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12, St. Nicholas street, p m ~ Robert, shipmaster (Wanderer), h. 12, Links street ~~~~ William, jun. ship-agent, 1, Constitution street, P M ™-,~ William, 41, Constitution sJreet, p M „ William, glazier, 17, h. 21, Netherkirkgate, P >I William, mason, 29, Huntly street „~~„ Mrs. William, 8, Little Belmont street „„„„ Mrs. W. 251, Union street m Miss Ann, teacher of the Trinity parish school, h. Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate „~~~ Miss, teacher, Dr. Bell's school, Frederick street, h, Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate „ Miss, dressmaker, 63, Quay Donaldson, Adam, shoemaker, 176, Gallowgate DON—DUF] NEW ABERDEEN. Donaldson, Arthur, flesher, 9, George-street market, h. 288, George ~, George, builder, 10, Black's buildings, p m [s t. ~, Jamas, tailor, clothier, and habit-maker, Berlin worsted and fancy warehouse, 132, h. 130, Union st. p M [st. p m ™™~ John, post-horse master and vintner, Star Inn, 190, George ~ , Robert, & Co. coach manufacturers, 196 St 198, George st. ~~ Robert (of Donaldson & Co.), /*. 190, George street, p m —„„ Mrs. flesher, 29, Wales-street market, h. Old Aberdeen „~~~ Mrs. Captain, 143, Skene street Miss, provision-seller, 141, Gallowgate Donaldson's School, Back wynd— Rev. James Grant, teacher Douglas, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Justice st. ~~— David, mender of glass and china, Shiprow -. Rev. George (Wesleyan chapel), 19, Skene terrace, p m James, teacher, Gordon's Hospital Mrs. James, vintner, Ewen's court, 42, Gallowgate Dow, Alexander, heel and toe plate maker, Causewayend, P ~~~~ James, mason, 57, Park street ~~~~ John, shoemaker, 13, Castlebrae . Mrs. broker, 57, East North Street ~ Mrs. lodgings, 1, Flourmill lane Dower, Joseph, grocer and spirit-dealer, 25, Causewayend „~~~ Mrs. vintner, Shore lane Downie, Alexander, teacher of dancing, calisthenic and gymnastic exercises, Crown ct. Union st. h. 1, Martin's lane, Green „„ Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw „.„„ Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Cooperston, p m ~—.„ James, boot and shoe maker, 16, Guestrow „ James, farmer, Skene square Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw works, p Drummond, John, boot and shoe maker, 100, Union street, h. 22, St. Nicholas lane Mrs. James, ladies' boot and shoe warehouse, 1, Queen st. h. 1, Ragg's lane Duff, Alexander, tailor, 10, St. Nicholas lane, h. 4, Correction wynd, P M „~— Alexander, advocate, 4, Correction wynd, P M —~~ James, fireman, 89, St. Andrew street Mrs. A. teacher, 47, Summer street -™w. Mrs. James, provision dealer 108, George street * Mrs. lodgings, 27, Loch street Duffus, James, 8c Co. woollen manufacturers, 23, Longacre —™ James, confectioner, 85, Union st. h. 13, Correction wynd, P M —~„ John, ship-chandler, 41, h. 54, Regent Quay ~ John, & Co.'s ironmongery and hardware-house, 23, King street, and manufactory, Footdee iron works ~~-„-. John, 8s Co. iron merchants and manufacturers of steam en- gines, forged iron, chain cables, anchors, locks, and hinges; 82 NEW ABERDEEN. [DUF—DUN millwrights and mechanics, St. Clement street—George Elsmie, manager, h. at Works Dnffus, William, of Skene place, h. 5, Skene place, P M „„ Mrs. confectioner, 16, Upperkirkgate Dugan, John, tailor, 153, Gallowgate Mrs. stoneware dealer, 153, Gallowgate Duguid, James, & Co. clothiers, 10, Broad st. h. West Craibstone street, P si [Gallowgate John, clerk (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. Harvey's court, 90, „ „„ Simpson, of Cammachmore, h. Fonthill place, r M William, 30, Broad street, p M „„ Mrs. Bellevue cottage, Hardgate „ Mrs. B.iillie, Dee place, Dee street _ Mrs. 80, John street ~~~~ Mrs. W. Newlands, Rnthrieston „„ Mis. W. lodgings, 30, Broad street „„ Miss, dealer in cotton, wool, &c. 82, St. Andrew street Misses, dressmakers, 11, Young street Dunbar, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 32, Wellington st. Duncan, Alexander, vintner, 21, Wales street, P M Alexander, hairdresser, 9, Water lane „~ Alexander, tinsmith, Craigwell place, Skene street „„„„ Alexander, vintner, 5, Longacre Alexander, 29, Loch street, P M Alexander, farmer, Rnthrieston, p „ David, late tidewaiter, 84, Sliiprow David, boot and shoe maker, 5, St. Nicholas street, h. 40, „„ George, mason, 43, Bon-accord st. p m [Huntly st. P M George, clerk (Devanha), h. 130, Union street, P 31 James, tidewaiter, 31, Summer lane ~~~„ James, vintner, 20, Skene terrace [p m James, spirit-dealer, 53, Quay, h. Duthie's house, Castle brae, , John, goldsmith, jeweller, and optician, 4, h. 6, St. Nicholas street, P M „,„ John, tobacconist, 9, Union buildings, h. 27, Constitution „ John, broker, 23, Loch street [street, P M „„, John, manufacturer, h. 30, Schoolhill, p m , John, advocate, 25, Marischal street, h. 39, Union place, pm „~„~ John, boot and shoemaker, 78, Skene street „ Robert, shipmaster, 6, St. Catherine's Wynd „„ Robert, millwright (Durfus & Co), 7> Mill street, P m „„ Thomas, marble and stone work, 34, h. 46, Dee street, pm * „„ Thomas, & Son, cork manufacturers, 60, Guestrow, h. 3, Drum's lane, p m ~„ William (of the Aberdeen Constitutional Office), 4, Shore- ~„~„ William, north end of Park street, p m [brae, P M William, working optician, mathematical and philosophical instrument maker, 46, Dee street DUN—DUT] NEW ABERDEEN. 83 Duncan, William, lodgings, 2, Water lane ~— William, shipowner, 128, George street, p m William, wright, 2, St. Andrew street William, sen. flesher, 13, Wales-street market, h. 8, Hanover street, P M William, jun. flesher, 24, Wales-street market, h. 9, Hano- „„„„ William, gardener, 46, Dee street [ver street William, gardener, Millhank cottage, P ~—„ Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's court, 74, Gallowgate „-, Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 50, Longacre ~~,.~ Mrs. William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2, Little Belmont st. „„ Mrs. sick nurse, 55, Chapel street „ Mrs. vintner, head of Longacre „ m, Mrs. 6, Broad street , Mis. Braehead, Giicomston „ Mrs. lodgings, 14, Virginia street Mrs. 9, Wales-street market, h. 9, Hanover street „„„„ Miss, teacher of reading and sewing, 24, Schoolhill Dun, John, teacher, grammar school, h. 10, Bon-accord terrace Dundas, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 283, George street Dunn, David, & Co. wholesale grocers, drysalters, colourmen, and druggists, 32, King street „„ David (of D. Dunn & Co.), h. 30, King street, p m „~„„ Hugh, steward (Queen of Scotland), h. 10, Commerce street „, Jas. teacher, Grammar school, 1, Ross' court, Upperkirkgate John, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. Giicomston Brewery Co.'s houses, Giicomston ~~„~ John, merchant, 4, St. Mary place, Crown terrace, p m ~~~~ John, merchant tailor, 6, h. 4, St. Nicholas lane, p m John, shipmaster (Kincardineshire), 13, Commerce st. P m ~~~~ John, advocate, and Sheriff-clerk-depute of Aberdeenshire Office, 2J, King street, h. 4, St. Nicholas lane „„ William, boot and shoemaker, 43, Virginia street „,.„„ William, blacksmith, 12, Thistle street „„ William, hosier, 2G Shiprow „„„-. Mrs. midwife, 87, Loch street „ Mrs. clothier, 27, h. 29, Broad street „„ Mrs. spirit-dealer, 8, Commerce street Dunningham, Thomas, shipmaster, 59, Commerce street Durie, David, stabler and innkeeper, 6, Back wynd Durrel, John, master sailmaker (Hall & Sons), Footdee, h. 18, Com- Durno, Peter, pawnbroker, 20, Longacre [merce st. Durward, Mrs. midwife, 75, Queen street Duthie, Alexander, brewer, Holburn street „„ Alexander, & Co. shipbuilders, Footdee „ Alexander (of A. Duthie & Co.), h. Waterloo quay, P M ,„ Alex. jun. merchant & shipowner, h. Broadford place, P M Alexander, advocate, h. Broadford place, P M 84 NEW ABERDEEN. [DUT—EDW Duthie, Andrew, baker, Yeats' lane, h. 1, Canal terrace, P M ~~-,~ & Co. bakers, 43, Green Barclay, furnishing tailor, 5, Church street, P AI George, mason, 119, Chapel street —~~ John, hairdresser, Lime quay, h. 5, Church street, P M —„~ John, shipbuilder, Wellington street, p m —~~ William, brewer and maltster, Holbtirn street, p . Win. advocate(Jas. Brebner, advocate), h. Broadford place, ni —-™ William, shipowner and timber merchant, Footdee, h. 30, St. Clement street—Office, York place, P M „ Mrs. late of Stonehaven, Waterloo quay ~ Mrs. Alexander, 9, Union terrace Mrs. 18, Carmelite street Dyce, James, druggist, 80, h. 76, Broad street, P M „ John, blacksmith, Hoi burn street * Robert, advocate, 21, Gallowgate, P M —~„ Robert, M.D. 48, Marischal street, p m „~ Mrs. 31, Marischal street Dyer, Alexander R., Customhouse agent, h. 27, Frederick street Dyker, Mrs. Cooperston buildings Eagle Fire and Life Insurance—Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland court, Castle street. Easton, Alexander, blacksmith (foreman, G. Watt & Company), lv Summer lane ~~~~ James, blacksmith, h. 70, Park street Eddie, Alexander, baker, 4, h. 6, Commerce street, p m ~~™ "Charles, miller, Nether Justice mills, Holburn street, p „ „ John, wright, 64, Loch street „„ John, farmer, Rubislaw, p Robert, maltster and brewer, Hardgate— Brewery warehouse, 77» Virginia street Eddison, Robert, fiesher, 16, Wales-st. market, h. 3, Shuttle lane, par. „ William, smith (Watt & Co.), Footdee, h. 21, Lower Denburn Edgar, David, steward, 2, Windy wynd „„„„ David, shipmaster (Enchantress), 16, Commerce street Edinburgh Life Insurance—James Murray, advocate, agent, 50, Schoolhill Friendly Insurance Society—James Brebner, advocate, agent, 44, Marischal street Edmond, Francis, advocate—Office, 64, Union street, h. Albyn place „„ James, advocate, h. 48, Skene terrace, p m ., James & Francis, advocates, 64, Union street „, John (J. Philip, bookbinder, 54, Queen St.), h. 38, Chapel St. „„„- Mrs. Charles, 38, Chapel street Edward, Alexander, of Whitemyres and Willowpark, h. 3, South Constitution street, p m , David, provision merchant, 174, George street — EDW EMS] NEW ABERDEEN. Edward, James, steward, 9, Diamond street James, baker, grocer, porter & spirit dealer, 17, Skene st. p m „ James, 73, George street „ James, vintner and stabler, 25, Mealmaiket lane James, merchant, 55, Chapel street st. , Jolin, & Co. booksellers and tea-dealers, 35, Blackfriars John, baker, 17, Schoolliill, P M Edwards, Douglas, general merchant, 115, Union st. h. 30, Skene . „ James, George street, p M. [terrace, pm „ James, flaxdresser (Richards & Co.), 27, Blackfriars street „ Mrs. midwife, 3, Black's buildings Elder, Peter, horsehirer, Harriot Street, h. 24, St. Andrew street Elgen, William, teacher of mathematics, geography, and navigation, 17, h. 7, Drum's lane, p m , „„ William, accountant —Office, 17, h. 7, Drum's lane Ellicock, Joseph, 13, Chronicle lane Ellis, Captain Joseph, late 80th regiment, 61, Dee street, p m Rev. Ferdinand (late of Culsamond), 61, Loch Street, p m Gordon (Gilcomston brewery), h. Charlotte street John, & Co. confectioners, 62, Windmill-brae William, coppersmith, 33, Harriot street, P m „ Mrs. midwife, 51, Causewayend „„ Mrs. Captain John, Sutherland's cottage, Holburn street Elliot, James, shipmaster (Brilliant), 27, James street, p m Elmslie, William, treasurer and collector of police assessments Office, 50, St. Nicholas street, h. 3, Kidd lane, P m William, druggist, 57, Castle street, h. Commercial court, p si El rick, George, keeper of King-street custom-box, h. 21, Shoe lane John, tobacco-pipe manufacturer, Loch street, h. 20, John „ John, grocer, 105, Skene street [street ~~~~ Mrs. lodgings, 64, Gallowgate Elsmie, George, manager (Gilcomston brewery), h. at brewery George, jun. manager J. Forbes & Co.'s rope manufactory, h. Footdee ironworks—and manager John DufFusSc Co.'s works, P si Emslie, Alexander, merchant, Emslie's court, 26, Gallowgate, p si Ju.~~ James, goldsmith, 13, St. Nicholas street, h. Ferryhill build- ings, P si ~„~~ John, coppersmith and brassfounder, 19, Huxter row, p si _„„ John, labourer, Guestrow, p si Joseph, of Camphill, St. Andrew street, P SI „„„„ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 36, Castle street, h. Na- tional Bank court, 42, Castle street, p si „™~. John, tape manufacturer, h. 86, Chapel street -„—- & Sutherland, working jewellers and silversmiths, 13, St. „„ William, stabler, 22, Harriot street, P si [Nicholas st. „„ William, & Co. stoneware merchant, 188, West North street, h. 13, Canal street S6 NEW ABERDEEN. [EMS—FAL Emslie, William, merchant, 191, Gallowgate,A. Honeybank, Canal- side, p at Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, 101, h. 103, King street, p m Mrs. of Pitmedden, h. 104, King street Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist, 138, George street, p >r „„ Mrs. 32, Summer street Esdaile, John, Maybank, Hutch eon street Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 2, Trinity street, h. 14, Carmelite street „, Charles, shipmaster, 25, Whitehouse street James, jobbing gardener, 58, Summer street „„~„ James, teacher, Ashvale school, Holburn st, h. Holburn sf. Ettershank, James, cooper, Causewayend „„ Joseph, steward (Sovereign), Prince-regent street Peter, sheriff-officer and manufacturer, Upper Denburn, p European Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson, advocate, agent, 1, Bon-accord street Evans, William, vintner, 55, York street Everett, Benjamin, shipmaster, St. Mary place Eivan, Robert, crofter, Stocket, P Ewen, George, turner, 44, Dee street, h. Strawberrybank John, Ewen place, Hill of Pitfodels, p M „, „ Thomas, advocate, 79, King street, h. 140, George street William, builder, Denburn, Union bridge, h. 1, Little Bel- mont street ~~ Mrs., maker up, cleaner, and repairer of every kind of muffs and fur tippets, &c. 37, Sciioolhill, 2d floor -~, Miss, dressmaker and milli?ier, 178, George street Excise Office, 116, King street Exley, John, landing-surveyor, Customs, h. 6, Affleck street Fairlte, James, excise officer, Strathdee, h. Holburn street Fairweather, David, jun. cabinetmaker, 182, George street, h. Up- perfield, Cornhill, p m „„~~ David, cabinetmaker, 182, George street, P M ~ ,~ John, guard (Ballater mail), 8, Langstane place „~ John, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), 37, York street „m-„ Mrs. provision seller, 5, York street ,„ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 184, George street Falconer, Alexander, shipmaster (Belina), 67, Commerce street —„~ George (of John & Co.), 24, Union row, p M —-— James, mason, Charles street, Causewayend ,~ James, builder, 45, Bon-accord street, P m . James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Upper Denburn , John, & Co. haberdashers, 23, Union st. h. 24, Union row John (of John & Co.), 24, Union row, p m ~~— John, cooper, 24, Union row —„„ John, shipmaster (Antelope), h. 19, Prince-regent street FAL—FET] NEW ABERDEEN. 87 Falconer, Mrs. Donald, provision dealer, 77, Shiprow Mrs. John, lodgings, 15, St. Nicholas street Farquhar, Alexander (of Ogg & Farquhar), 4, Correction wynd Arthur, Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate, p ji ~™„ George, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston George, Herald Office, h. south end of College street, P in & Gill, painters and glaziers, 2, Drum's lane, and 24, Upper- kirkgate . James, manager of shooting gallery, h. 30, Belmont street ~~„~ James, clerk (John Blaikie & Sons), 19, Littlejohn st. P M , James, farmer, Stonytown, P „ James, tinsmith, 13, Park street „ John, painter and glazier (of Farquhar & Gill), h. 22, Upper* kirkgate „„ Nathaniel, advocate, 75, Bon-accord street, p M William, manager (Glenburn Distillery), h. Villa Franca, p William, confectioner, 33, Broadf'ord, P M „ ,„ Mrs. Alexander, 58, Dee street Miss, confectionery and tee-total coffee-house and reading- rooms, 204, George street, h. 33, North Broadford Farquharson & Co. merchants, 105, Union street „„ & Leys, tacksmen of Weigh-house, Quay .„„ Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15, Union terrace, P M Thomas, boot and shoe maker, corner of Innes st. Gallow- „™„ Miss, 84, Union street [gate Feggetter, John, vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills Female Scliool of Industry, 15, Chronicle lane, North street „ Orphan Asylum, Albyn place Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56, John street Ferguson, Andrew, M.D. 40, Green, h. 158, Union street, .P M Edward J., M.D. 158, Union street, shop, 25, Broad street James, foreman (William Simpson & Co.), h. 10, Links st. ~~~„ James, advocate—Office, M'Combie's court, 52, Union street, h. Cooperston place, r M ~„~„ Robert, silk dyer and renovater, 42, h. Charles' court, 40, Upperkirkgate, p m Mrs. John, J. Ferguson's court, 108, Galiowgate „ Mrs. 71, Galiowgate ,„ Miss, 40, Bon-accord street Ferrier, James gardener, 30, Spa street, p ai „„ James, 31, Broad street, h. 33, Harriot street „„„„ Mrs. 19, Kidd lane . Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 30, Spa street Ferries, Peter, porter, Jopp's lane, St. Andrew street Ferri?, John, gardener, Holburn place, P Ferryhill-mill Warehouse, 59, Castle street Fettes, Mrs. 8, Guestrow ,„ Janet, poultry-shop, 73, Windmill-brae NEW ABERDEEN. [FEU—FLE Feuillet, Henry A. & Co. ship-chandlers, grocers, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, &c. 80, Waterloo qua3", p si Heniy (of H. A. Feuillet & Co.), Waterloo Quay Fiddes, Alexander, collector of Customs, 18, King street Alexander, painter and glazier, 46, Guestrow „. „ Alexander, mealseller, 20, Spa street „, David, surgeon, 16, h. 18, King street, p M „_„. John, baker and confectioner, 13, h. 15, Fisher row, P M Rev. Robert, of Kinellar, h. Glasgowego, p m „, Robert, mason, 7> Forbes street, Rosemount, p „ William, manufacturer, 76, Skene street, P M Mrs. David, confectioner, 11, West North st. h. 25, Shoe lane Fidler, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 56, h. 57, Quay, p m ~~~~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Lobban's court, 30, Castle st. Fillan, Christopher, chimney-sweep, 14, Windmill-brae _~ Mrs. Denburn terrace Findlater, James, plasterer, 47, Causewnyend Findlay, Alexander, shoemaker, 65, Queen street, p m „ David, overseer, Seaton, h. Auchmull, P ™„„ Rev. James, 44, Constitution street ~ James, R.N. 23, Prince-regent street ~ James, spirit-dealer, 7, h. 9, Gallowgate ——. John, watchmaker, jeweller, and manufacturer of German- silver plate, 30, Broad street, h. Nelson street, p m —„™ Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, Skene square, p ~~~„ Robert, teacher, 67, Virginia street, h. 53, Commerce street ~ William, boot and shoe maker, 12, Langstane place —-™ Mrs. sick-nurse, 59, Longacre „„-.„ Mrs. midwife, 12, Skene square Fiiilason, Eric, tailor and clothier (late of Nicol & Finlason), 26, Marischal street, h. 50, Chapel street, P M ~~ John, Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate, P ^~~~. John, jun. tailor and draper, 2, h. 4, Queen street, p M ~~~„ Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 50, Chapel street [Shiprow Finlayson, Angus, stoneware merchant, 63, East North st. h. 19, Finlay, of the 78th regiment (retired), Mackie place ~„ John, Herald office, 3, Jopp's court, 40, Broad street, p M Fisher, Basil, Devanha, p „„„„ James C. 6, Golden square ~ Major, 6, Golden square, p M William, Ferryhill, p Fiskin, Andrew, weaver, 119, Skene street -~~™ Duncan R. boot and shoe maker, 18, Skene street Finnie, John, manager (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.'s works, Guestrow), h. Clerihew's houses, Prince-regent street ~™„. Mrs. vintner and lodgings, Red Lion court, Guestrow Flann, Joseph, shipmaster (Lisbon Packet), Bannermill street Fleming, John, advocate, 12, King street, p m FLE—FOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 89 Fleming, John, merchant, Crown street, P m ~~™ John, brewer, Gilcomson, h. Biaehead of Gilcomston Robert, victualling-house, 3, Ragg's lane Flett, David, tailor, 86, k. Brebner's court, 84, Shiprow William, baker, 180, h. 178, George street, r M Fletcher, William, shipmaster (Marys), 67, Commerce street Flockhart, Alexander, advocate, 28, Queen street Foote, Andrew, engineer, 25, Summer lane Rev. James (East Church), h. 14, Golden square, P M ... James, shoemaker, 38, Frederick street Mrs. 102, Union street Footdee Dispensary, 31, Regent quay Forbes, Alexander, boatman. Customs, 52, Wellington street „„ Alexander (of Forbes & Son), h. 265, George street, P m Alexander, 33, Summer street, p Alexander, of Blackford, h. 18, Golden square, P M Alexander, wine merchant, ship and insurance broker, and general agent, Milne's Court, 38, Castle street, P M Alexander, porter (B. V. & Co.), h. Causewayend ~~~~ Captain, of Blackford, h. 254, Union street Colonel David, of Migvie, h. Silver street, p m .„ David Henry, of Balgownie, h. 253, Union street, P M Duncan, advocate, 103, Union street George, of Springhill —Office, 40, Union street, h. Springhill „ James, gardener, 4, Shuttle lane [p M -„,»- J, James, meal and grain merchant, Justice-mills, h. at mills, ~„„~ James, wood merchant—Office, George street, opposite Spring- garden, h. 13, Canal street James, merchant, h. Kingsland place, 265, George st. P M „~~-. James, of Echt, h. 28, Quay, P M James, & Co. rope manufacturers, St. Clement street „„ James, & Sons, wholesale clothiers, haberdashers, and woollen ~~ James Staats, 124, George st. p m [drapers, 70, Union st. ~~~~ John, late wool merchant, h. 15, Skene terrace, p M „~-™ John, grain and meal merchant, 10, Netherkirkgate, h. South- ~ John, shipmaster (Ann), 9, Hanover street [bridge „ John, farmer, Ruthrieston, p ~ John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, Broad street, h. 17, [Uppeikirkgate, P M Low & Co. cotton-spinners, Poynernook „.„,-. Mansfield, 15, Dee street, p M [Hutcheon st. p m Rev. Robert, teacher (late of the Grammar School), h. 74, .—.„ Robert, shore porter, St. Catherine court, 16, Shiprow, p m „ Simon, tea-dealer, 55, Catherine street [street — .— William, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), h. 6, Frederick „-.„„ William, snow-boot and carpet-shoe maker, and dealer in old ~~~~ William, wright, Well of Spa [clothes, 28, Lodge walk ~-,„~ William, Meter's court, Chapel lane H 2 90 NEW ABERDEEN. [FOR—FRA Forbes, Mrs. midwife, 19, Sliiprow Mrs. 13, North Silver street ™„ Miss, dealer in butter and eggs, Smith's court, 113, Galloiv- ~™~ Miss E. of Ladysford, 26, Silver street [gate „„ Misses, of Edit, 23, Bon-accord terrace Fordyce, Alex. Dingwall, R.N. Crown street, P M Arthur D. of Culsh, Arthurseat, and Brucklay, h. 240, Union . „ Mrs. W. 53, Schoolhill [street, P „. Miss Dingwall, 33, Dee street „„^„ Miss, bonnet-maker, 115, Gallowgate Forrest, George, carter, 79, Virginia street , Robert, blacksmith, Flourmill lane Airs, midwife, 114, Chapel street ,„ Mrs. midwife, 75, Queen street ~™„ Miss, 4, Little Chapel street Forrester, William T. guard of south mail, Bon-accord lane, P M Forsyth, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. 12, Park „, & Emslie, chemists and druggists, 57, Castle st. [st. p M George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49, Commerce st. „~-~ George, silk-dyer, 26, h. 28, George street, P M [p M „. James, baker, 1 1 , Skene square James, M.D. 15, Guestrow [street, p m „„ John, leather merchant, 85, h. Ramage's court, 84, Broad Robert, overseer{Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), h. 72, Catherine st. William, upholsterer, 37, h. 35, St. Nicholas street, p m William, mail guard, 45, Bon-accord street .. William, dentist and druggist, 57, Castle st. h. 15, Guestrow, , Mrs. David, 27, Bon-accord terrace [P 38 , Miss, dealer in provisions, &c. 69, Park street . Miss, 15, Crown street Fotheringiiam, Richard, vintner, 32, Guestrow, P M John, manufacturer, 1, Harvey's court, Gallowgate Fowler, Alexander, dentist, 5, Schoolhill „ Alexander, of Cluny warehouse, 7, Schoolhill — Alex. Watt, manager, h. 43, Lodge walk „„ Andrew, Wellspit house, near Bridge of Dee George, 112, Chapel street —,.— George, teacher of Thain's school, 53, Sliiprow, h. 34, School- ~~* George, Backhill, Countesswells, P m [hill ~~—- William Charles, surgeon, 36, Schoolhill, r M „„„~ John, vintner, Rnthrieston Fowlie, James, treasurer, Poor's hospital—Office, 56, Gallowgate, h. 19, Upperkirkgate France, Rev. William (Methodist chapel), 44, Constitution st. p M Fraser, Alexander, advocate and city chamberlain, Town-house, h. 194, King street Alexander, surgeon, 44, Schoolhill, P m ~~~~ & Ross, furnishing tailors, 34, Queen street FRA-FRA] NEW ABEKDKFN. 91 Fraser, Alexander, carpenter, 17, School hi II „„ Alexander, grocer, 181, Gallowgate ~„™ Alexander, tea and spirit merchant, and agent for the Brackla Royal distillery, 15, Marischal street, h. Commercial court, 58, Castle street, p M Alexander, tailor, 11, Fisher row, h. 1, Carmelite lane Alexander, harbour day-patrol, h. 2, Commerce lane —~~ Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 38, Union street, h. Crown street, p m Charles, clerk (John Catto, Son, & Co.), h. Victoria place, ~. Charles, tailor, 22, Park lane [p m ~„~~ David, wright and cabinetmaker, 15, West North street Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Short loaning*; ~ George, tavern-keeper, 7» Shore-brae, P m ~ George, ship-joiner, Pottery close, Footdee ~™~ George, foreman (Win. Simpson & Co.), h. 13, Catto square —~~ Hugh, blacksmith and bell-hanger, Steps of Gilcomstou Hugh, clerk, 69, Virginia street — Hugh, dyer, 4, Flourmill-brae, p m H. & Co. clothiers, 237, h. 239, George street, p m ~ Hugh, & Co. china merchants, 55, h. 54, Castle street, p m „~— James, keeper of Regent- quay bridge, h. 13, Catto square James, overseer (Commercial Co.), h. 12, Mary well street James (of J. Fraser & Son), h. 8, Drum's lane, P M ——„ James, & Son, boot and shoe makers, Exchange ct. Union st. ~™~ James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 197, Union st. corner of Dee street, receiving post-office, h. Rubislaw den, p m ~~~~ James, jun. grocer, 20, Union place James, guard of Peterhead mail, h. 123, George street „„— James, candlemaker, 46, Loch street, h. Galleries, p m , James, 37, Castle street, p M ., John (of J. Fraser & Son), h. 8, Drum's lane, P M „~~~ John, tailor, 64, John street -~ John, watch and clock maker, 1, Crown street, h. 37, White- house street, p M ~~— John, tailor, 17, Princes street „„„„ John, hairdresser, Waterloo quay, h. 10, Gaelic lane ~~~~ John, shoemaker, 21, Princes street John, vintner, Ragg'slane ™~~ John, builder, 3, Broadford lane John, 183, Gallowgate, p M Jolm, spirit-dealer, 11, Fisher row Robert, mealseller, 108, Loch street, p M ™— Simon, tailor, Milner'a court, 25, Guestrow Thomas, & Co. boot and shoe makers, 73, Broad street „„ Thomas, shoemaker, 57, Broad street, P M Thomas, blacksmith (H. Gordon & Co.), Gordon's court, B road street 92 NEW ABERDEEN. [FRA—GAN Fraser, William, foreman (Barry, Henry, & Co.), Loch street „„ William, surgeon, 8, Drum's lane William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57, Union street, 7i- 2, Crown place, P m William, grocer, 28, Causewayend „™„ Mrs., lodgings, Donald's court, Schcolhill „™„ Mrs. Eliza, vintner 4, Exchequer row , Miss, provision-seller, 114, Gallowgate „~,~ Miss, of Fraserfield, 9, Union row Miss, 24, North Silver street Misses, of Kilbocky, 8, Castle street Miss, 58, Marischal street Frater, James, clerk (city tax-office), li. Chapel court, 1, Justice st. Frederick, J. & Co. German clockmakers, 38, Queen street Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, 6, Stronach's close, Castle street French, William, baker, (J, h. 1, Shiprow, 1» m Friends' Meeting-house, 132, Gallowgate Frost, Andrew, shoemaker, 11, Shiprow „„ Forbes, bookseller (A. Brown & Co.), hi 41, Dee street, p m „ John, Bieldside, Banchory, P Fullerton, Alexander (of Urquhart & Fullerton), 65, St. Nicholas street, /*. 5, Schoolhill, P m George, baker, 45, h. 47, St. Nicholas street, p h Fyfe, Charles, house and property agent— Office, 76, Union street „ Charles, & Co. importers and dealers in foreign and British snuffs, Havanna cigars, fiae tobaccos, &c. 76, Union st. 54, Dee street, p m „ John, blacksmith, Maltmill bridge, h. 13, Back wynd „ John, brushmaker, 22, h. 38, St. Nicholas street, p m ™~~ Lewis, blockmaker (Catto, Thomson, & Co.) 47, York street ™. William, wright, College street, h. Gordon street , William, merchant-tailor, 6, Union street, h. 13, Huxter row, p m . Miss, boarding-school, 54, Dee street Galen, John, M.D. 10, Union terrace, p m „„ Mrs. Alexander, Galen's court, 21, Guestrow Gall, John, shoemaker and broker, 86, Green * & Bird, furnishing tailors, Concert court,. Broad street, h. 51, Longacre „ William, tailor, 51, Longacre, P m „„~~ Miss, Springbank, 85, end of Bon-accord street Gallov, James, farmer, Ruthrieston, p Galloway, John, weaver, 273, George street Mrs., midwife, Lodge walk, corner of Queen street Gammie, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 35, Bon-accord street, p M Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Richebucto), 59, Virginia street GAR—GIB NEW ABERDEEN. 93 Garden, Francis, advocate, 20, Golden square, p m „ „ George, baker, 50, East North street George, baker, 33, h. 31, Schoolhill, p m „„ James, writer, 204, Gallowgate, P M „„ John, jobbing gardener, 56, Chapel street John (Richards & Co. Broadford), h. 12, George street William, curled-hair manufacturer, 14, John street „~ Mrs. George, 89, Bon-accord street Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston „„™ Mrs. broker, 70, Green ., Miss, dressmaker, 15, Skene street Gardiner, William, chimney- sweep, Brebner's Court, 10, Castle st. Garioch, Alexander, feuar, 8, Broadford lane „„ John, teacher, 31, Causewayend, h. 83, Spring-garden i.^. , John, of Heathcot, h. 198, Union street, p M „„„„ John, hairdresser, 3, Schoolhill, /*. 9, North Broadford, p m „„„„ Miss, dressmaker, 14, Chapel street Gavin, John, shoemaker, 59, h. 57, Quay „„ John, grain merchant and mealseller, 40, Castle street „,„„ William, mealseller, 12 and 13, Black's buildings Gauld, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 298, George street „. Hugh, sen. flesher, Green, h. 62, Hutcheon street „ Hugh, jun. flesher, 18, John-street market, and 38, Broad street, h. 4, Jopp's lane, p m ., John, flesher, 24, George-street market „„ Peter, flesher, 16, George-street market, h. 66, John street „„ Mrs. vintner, 40, Loch street „ Miss, 85, Bon-accord street Geddes, James, boot and shoe maker, 14, Causewayend „„,„ John, M.D. 50, Dee street, p m Miss, lodgings, 64, Broad street Gellan, Alex, carpenter and precentor (Nortli church), 62, Vir« ginia street „ George (of Police), h. 22, Marywell street . James, cooper, 102, West North street ~„,™ Mrs. dressmaker, 62, Virginia street George, Alex, traveller for (Brown & Can), 41, St. Nicholas street Charles (of Oswald, George, & Co.), h. 6, Caroline place Gellatly, John, surgeon, 59, Lime quay, h. 1, Church street General Reversionary and Investment Company— Lewis Crombie, solicitor, agent, Victoria court, 54, Castle street Gerrard, Alexander, teacher, Gordon's hospital, Schoolhill „„-„, William, brewer, Devauha brewery, h. Dee place, Ferryhill —~~ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97, Union street Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, 144, King street, P M „,„.- James, shipmaster (Sisters), 46, Netherkirkgate ~ John, & Son, civil engineers, contractors, and stone mer- chants, Waterloo quay 94 NEW ABERDEEN. [GIB—GIL Gibb, John, civil engineer, 8, Canal terrace, p si „ Seton, vintner, 31, Park street Gibbon, Charles, broker, 33, Lodge walk .™„„ James, 12, Quay „„ Mrs. William, 78, Dee street X~- Mrs., Mackie plate „„ Misses, 54, Union place Gibson, Brown, broker, 55, Queen Street „„ John, tailor, 33, St. Andrew street Thomas, shuttle-maker, Union Terrace, p M William, museum-tavern keeper & biixUtuffrr, Rutlirieston, P ~~~~ William, provision-seller, 4, Windy wynd „~ William, plasterer (of Bowman & Co.), 87, Chapel street „«™» Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 43, Belmont street „_„„ Mrs. G. 15, Skene row Gi fiord & Mair, carvers and gilders, 183, Union street „~™ James (of Gifford & Mair), h. 14, Marywell street, P M Gilbert, William, police officer, h. 30, Virginia street Gilbertson, George, shipmaster, Clerihew's houses, Prince-regent Gilchrist, Gordon, tailor, 22, Broad street, P m [street ~„~~ Mrs. 42, Huntly street Miss, teacher, Hardgate, h. 42, Huntly street Gilcomston Brewery Company, Gilcomston . Distillery Company, Gilcomston Gihlawie, Alexander, Gateside, P m Giles, James, R.S.A. portrait and landscape painter, 64, Bon-Ac- cord st. P M Gillies, Robert, shoemaker, 18, h. 6, Gallowgate Gill, David, painter and glazier (of Farquhar & Gill), h. Oliver's court, 12, Upperkirkgate, P m „ „ David (of Gill & Son), 3, St. Nicholas lane, P m i„ John, hairdresser, 9, Skene street Peter (of Gill & Son), h. Union terrace, P M „„ & Son, watch and clock makers, 80, Union street Mrs. 216, Gallowgate Gillan, John, 55, Windmill-brae „„~~ William, manufacturer (Richards & Co.), h. 264, George St. Gillanders, James, principal servant (Zion chapel), and funeral waiter, h. 15, Gordon street „~~~ William, watch and clock maker, Hosefield, p ,„,~~ Miss, vintner, Burnett's close, Exchequer row Gillen, William, tidewaiter, h. 15, James street Gillespie, George, painter, h. 2, St. Mary place, p m —~~ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21, Upperkirkgate, h. 3, Drum's lane, p M ~„~~ John, Gilcomston tavern, Gilcomston Gilliuders, Archibald, manager (George Thompson, Jun.), h. Com- merce street GIL—GOR] NEW ABERDEEN. 95 Gillinders, Robert & Co. grocers, ship chandlers, and spirit-dealers. Girls' Hospital, 56, Gallowgate [8, Commerce st. Givan, Robert, dealer in linen, slop dresses, sacks, canvas, mat- tresses, &c. 74, Shiprow, p m Glass, James, late shoemaker, h. Newbridge, Hardgate „ W. & Co. seed merchants, 51, Gallowgate William (of W. Glass & Co ) h. 49, Gallowgate Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg & Sons), h. 31, Shiprow, P M George (of Glegg & Sous), h. 3, Langstane, place, p m ~ George & Sons, confectioners, 191, Union st. and 27, Shiprow „„ Robert (of Glegg & Sons), h. 25, Shiprow, p ai Glenbnrn Distillery, Rubislaw [48, Frederick st. Glennie, George, baker, 41, Park street, corner of Frederick street, h. Rev. Dr. George, professor of moral philosophy, Marischal College, h. 159, King street, P M Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, Skene street ™ Mrs. 33, North Eroadford „~~„ Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon street Mrs. midwife, 41, Guestrow Glenny, Alexander, late leather merchant, 20, Commerce street Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance—George Yeats, advocate, agent, 48, King street Goldie, James, shipowner, Waterloo quay, h. Ash-hill, p m John, shipmaster (Jane), 54, York street, Footdee Goodfellow, William, coachman, Peterhead mail, 10, Longacre Gordon, Rev. Abercromby Lockhart (Greyfriars Church), h. 72, King street, P m „„ Alexander, advocate and commissary clerk, k. National- bank court, 42, Castle street—Commissary clerk's office and chambers, New Record Office, 27, King street, p m Alexander, Gordon's tavern, Pirie's court, 50, Castle street „„, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2, Shorehrae _~ Alexander (of Urquhart & Gordon), h. 31, Huntly street „„™ Barron, & Co. cotton-tpinners and manufacturers, Woodside —Office, 43, Belmont street Charles, cooper and provision-curer, 3, Maltmill bridge, h. Ferryhill buildings, p m —„„ Charles, gardener, Hardgate „ Charles G. (North of Scotland Bank), h. Rosemount terrace, P —, — Rev, Charles (Roman Catholic chapel), h. Chapel court, 1, Justice street, p m „„— Donald, comb-manufacturer, 8, h. 6, Broad street, p in „ Francis, advocate, 27, King street, h. Golden square ~-~— George, of Sheddocksley, h. Sheddocksley ~„~ George, late merchant, h. 44, Chapel street, p m „—~ George, 30, Union row, P m „ George, painter, Leadside, Gilcomston George, clerk, Coach-office, Royal Hotel, h. 20, Silver st. p m 96 NEW ABERDEEN. [GOR—GOR Gordon, Hugh, & Co. ironmongers, blacksmiths, coppersmiths, brass- founders, tinsmiths, dealers in foreign and British irons, 89, Broad street — Manufactory and iron warehouse, Copper Company's court, 14, Gallowgate James, Jun. ship insurance and sharebroker, and agent for the Clyde Marine Insurance Co. 57, Marischal street, h. 10, ~„„„ James, cooper, 29, Loch street [John street, p m „. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 292, George street James, gardener, 47, Windmill-brae James & Co. coopers, 5, h. 7, West North street ~~~-. James, silk mercer and shawl merchant, 26", 27, 28, and 29, h. 29, Castle street, P M ~~ John, cooper and fishcnrer, 47, York street „_ John, wood-turner, 60, Gerard street, p m John, carter, 71, Hutcheon street „„ John, vintner, Nellfield gate John Stewart, of Mosstown, h. 91, Crown street, p m John, beadle (Union chapel) and funeral waiter, 8, Stronach's John, shoemaker, 106, George street [close —„„ John, traveller (T. M'Combie &Co.), h. 1, Affleck place, p m Maxwell, 48, Union place ~~™ & Co. felt manufacturers, 9, Pork lane ~ Peter, spirit-dealer, 100, Gallowgate «^.„ Robert, wright, Summer lane, p m *» Robert, gardener, Cornhill cottage, p Samuel, spirit merchant, 36, Guestrow, p m „— & Smith, carters, 167, West North street ~ Thomas, jun. (of Hunter & Gordon), h. Gordon's court, Gor» don street, P m Thomas, shipmaster (Richard Grainger), 3, Victoria place ~ William, advocate, 14, Adelphi, agent for Scottish Equitable Life, and York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Offices, P m „ William (of Johnston & Gordon), 34, Marischal street, h. Cooperston Cottage, p ~. William, bookseller, 47, Summer street Mrs. Alexander, of Newton, h. 151, Union street „ Mrs. Dr. 124, Union street ~ Mrs. George, vintner, 75, Queen street Mrs. James, lodgings, 83, Union street ~™~ Mrs. James, 2, Longacre, and Gowanbrae, Causewayend ~~ Mrs. 1, Gallowgate ~™w Mrs. L. 276, George street ~~~~ Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 2, Middle Denburn ~~~. Mrs. Robert, 50, Union place „-™ Mrs. Ralph, 86, Crown street ~ Mrs. 42, Bon-Accord street ~~ Mrs. Dr. lodgings, 64, Union street GOR—GRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 97 Gordon, Mis. midwife, 37, George street Mrs. confectioner, 70, Queen street „ Miss, of Leitclieston, 148, Union street „„ Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 86, Crown street „. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50, Gordon street ~~„„ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Union terrace Miss H., Well of Spa Gordon's Hospital, Sclioolhill Gossip, Alexander, mealscller, G3, Sliiprow [court, Schoolhill ^. James, stoneware merchant, 18, Schoolhill, h. 4, Gordon's Miss, dressmaker, 4, Hanover street Gowan, Alexander, shipowner, Hanover lane, P M Grahame, Daniel, vintner, Canal terrace „ Mrs. 29, Union street Grange, Mrs. 53, John street Granger, Robert, shipmaster (Catherine), 19, Prince-regent street Grainger, Charles, advocate (of Stronach & Grainger), A. 11, North street, P Mrs. 11, North Silver street [Silver M Grant, Alexander, of Druminner, 24, Bon-accord terrace „ David, teacher of reading, English grammar, writing, arith- metic, geography, &c School, 68, Broad street, h. East- field cottage, P [manhill, p m „„„~ David, boot and shoe maker, 3, South Silver st. h. 44, Wool- m George, advocate (National Bank court), 42, Castle street „™„ George, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), 1, Berry lane „„ George, 8, Trinity street „„ George, ropemaker, 57, Park street Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's school, Back wynd, h. East- James, shoemaker, 161, Gallowgate [field cottage .„„ James, shipmaster, 58, Sliiprow „ John, spirit-dealer, 10, Lower Denburti [Crown St. P m lb", Broad st. h. . John & William, clothiers and haberdashers, Joseph, master mastmaker (Hall & Sons), Footdee, h. 54, « Lachlan, tailor and clothier, 123, King st. [Virginia st. „. Robert, japanner, 24, Frederick street „„„~ William, blacksmith, 25, Princes street „„„„ Mis. Ludovick, 8, Union terrace „„ Mis. straw-hat maker, 64, Shiprow Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 9, St. Nicholas street „ Miss, Bourtie's court, 19, Upperkirkgate „ Misses, of Monymusk, 11, Belmont street Grassie, Harry, feuar, Holburn street, p „„„„ Samuel, gardener, Westfield lodge, P Gray, A. Farquhar, of Glentig, collector of Light duties, and comp- troller of Customs, h, 13, Union place Alexander, late merchant, 27, North Broadford [st. P M „ Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 165, West North Alexander, coachmaker, Chronicle lane, h. North Broadford 98 NEW ABERDEEN. [GRA—GRE Gray, Alexander, clerk, 112, Chapel street ~ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 113, Union street, p M Daniel, tea-dealer and grocer, 22, Union street „ Rev. Charles, 275, George street „„ George, late coast-waiter, 9, Hanover street George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Shiprow, h. 26, Union row, P M [place „™^, James (J. Gordon, juu.), 57, Marischal street, h. Thornton „„ James, fiesher, 32, Wales-street market, h. 45, Park street James, flesher, 44, Wales-street market, h. St. Clement street James, merchant, 18, Shiptow John, millwright (to M'Kinnan & Co., 24, Windy wynd), h. 11, Young street „„ John, flesher, 5, Wales-street market, h. 45, Park street John, grocer and provision dealer, 20, h. 24, Schoolhill „„ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 62, Union street, h. 132, Crown street John (of Morrison & Gray, silk mercers, 17, Union build- ings), h. 11, Union buildings John, carpenter, 33, York street „„ Peter, bookseller and stationer, 78, Broad street, h. 67, Bon- accord street, p m ^. Robert, second clerk, post-office, h. Crown court, Union st. Robert, teacher, 115, Union street, h. 41, St. Nicholas street ™. Robert, 5, Princes street ™~~ Robert, mealseller, 57, Commerce street „ Walter, merchant, 37, Union street, h. 23, Castle street, p m Watt, & Co. rope and twine manufacturers, 162, West North street [street, p m William, tea dealer and grocer, 39, Green, h. 2, Carmelite „ William, stocking manufacturer, h. 67, Bon-Accord street, p M «~— William, advocate, 136, King street, p m —„„ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, West North st. p m ~~~~ William, shipmaster (Patriot), 20, James street William, vintner, 36, West North street ™~~ William, engineer (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. Bannermill ~~~~ Mrs. sick nurse, 187, George street [street Mrs. vintner, 78, West North street Mrs. milliner and dressmaker, 50, St. Andrew street „„-,„ Mrs. James, dealer in worsted, 12, Crown street Mrs. vintner, St. Clement street Miss, 79, Gallowgate Grayson, William, weaver, 12, Windy wynd G reach, Mrs. lodgings, 30, Dee street Green, John, mason, 90, Union street, p m _„-.,. John, accountant and teller, Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch, h. 90, Union street, p m GRE-HAI] NEW ABERDEEN. 99 Green, Peter, horseshoer and farrier, 9, h. 13, Chronicle lane, p m Mrs. 87, Gallowgate Greig, Alexander, tailor, Bridge of Dee „„ Andrew, ginger-beer brewer, 13, Longacre ~^,~ George, cart and plough wright, 184, West North street, P m James, sworn timber-measurer and wood-merchant, 51, Queen „ James, shoemaker, 89, Queen street, p m [street, p m James, boot and shoe maker, Windmill-brae, p M Ne- „ John, clothier and haberdasher, 31, Union street, h. 21, therkirkgate, p m „, John, cabinetmaker, 130, King street, p m John, surgeon, R.N. Crown street, P M „_ William, vintner, 19, Lodge walk w William, mason, 23, Summer street „„„„ Mrs. James, 23, Adelphi, Union street „„ Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat-makers, Wind- mill-brae „~„„ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 132, Union street Grieve, James, foreman (William Simpson & Co.), h. 5, Hanover st. Griffith, Mrs., Bexleyhill Cottage Holburn street Grub, George, advocate, 12, Marischal street Gruer, James, shore-porter, 12, Chapel lane Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance— A. Chivas, advocate, agent, National-bank court, 42, Castle street Guild, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, 13, North Broadford ^ George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston, p Gunn, James, destroyer of bugs & stoneware merchant, Well of Spa „„ John, tailor, 10, Huxter row „ John, master shipwright (John Reid & Co.), h. 4, Links street „„ John, tailor, and lodgings, 10, Huxter row „„~~ John, vintner, Trinity street „™~ William, wright and furniture-dealer, 8, Justice street, P M Guthrie, Andrew, shipmaster (Duke of Wellington steamer), 2G, James street p m Hadden, Alexander, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 150, Union Street, p M Alexander, & Sons; woollen manufacturers and worsted spin- ners, Green and Garlogie Gavin, manufacturer, h. Union Grove, p m „™„ James, jun. manufacturer, h. Countesswells, PM James, manufacturer, h. 150, Union street, p m James Farquhar, manufacturer, h. Union Grove John Innes, manufacturer, h. 150, Union street, p M „ Thomas Leys, manufacturer, h. 150, Union street, p m Mrs. Gavin, jun. 252, Union street Hague, Joseph, lodgings, 16, Longacre Haigh, James O. mill manager (A. H. & S.), h. 5, Affleck street, P M 100 NEW ABERDEEN. [HAL-HAY Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, h. 117, York street, Footdee, p m & Sons, shipbuilders, York street, Footdee ~~,~. George, shipmaster, 55, Wellington street [chory ~~~~ Harvey, merchant, 19, Union buildings, h. Mavisbank, Ban- „ Harvey & John, wholesale and retail warehousemen, 19, Union buildings, up stairs James, shipbuilder (of A. Hall & Sons), 109, York street, P M .„ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, West North st. p m ™.~~ John, merchant, 19, Union buildings, h. 151, South Crown ,, John, nail and chain maker, Mealmarket lane [st. p m „„ William (of Alex. Hall & Sons), 117, York st. Footdee, P m „™™ Mrs. lodgings, 30, Belmont street Hallcrows, Mrs. James, lodgings, Sngarhouse lane Hamilton, John, cutler, 17, /*• 55, George street Hardie, Adam, boot and shoe maker, 165, George street Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 38, Gallowgate Hardy, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 6, Marischal street Harper, James, commission agent, 19, Union buildings ~-~™ Robert, Catto square, P M „., William, boot and shoe maker, 274, George street Mrs. Alexander, 47, Green „. Mrs. James, 38, Chapel street „„— Mrs. teacher, 4, Jopp's lane „„™ Mrs. lodgings, 19, Union buildings Harris, Rev. Isaac (of St. Paul's Chapel), h. Springbank, Pitfodels „, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 72, Woolmanhill Harrison, George (of Harrison & Smith), h. 41, Harriot street —„„ & Smith, post-horse masters, 81, George street Harrow, George, flesher, 25, Wales-street market, A. 19, Wales st. Mrs. midwife, 13, Huxter row Hart, Duncan, tidewaiter, 5, Catto square ™~>, Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John street), A. 70, Dee street, p m „ ~- J. H. surgeon and apothecary, laboratory, 67, Gallowgate, Harvey, Alex. M.D. 17, Belmont street, P M [A. 70, Dee st. „„„„ Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 123, Skene street „™.„ George T. clerk (Aberdeen Rope & Sail Co.), A. 123, Skene st. Hatt, John L. 12, Peacock's close, Castle street „* „ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 254, George st. P m Hay, Alexander, shipowner, 56, Wellington street, p m „„ Alexander, japanner and clock-dial maker, 8, A. 10, Thorn- ton place, Guestrow „„ Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 94, Shiprow, pm „„„„ Alexander, linen and woollen draper, 107, Union street Alexander, & Co. grocers and spirit-dealers, 4, East North st. „„ Alexander, spirit-dealer, corner of Love lane „„„„ James, late merchant, A. I, Blackfriars st. P m ~~„~ James, jun. grocer, wine, tea and spirit dealer, 212, Gallow- gate, P M HAY—HEN] NEW ABERDEEN. 101 ' Hay, John, carver and gilder, optical and philosophical instrument seller, and agent for the Thames Plate Glass Company, 73, h. 75, Union street, P M ~„„~ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33, East North street, h. „ „ William, tailor, 21, Loch street [above shop, r 31 „ „ William, mason, 82, Chapel street „„„~ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 70, East North street * Mrs., Lamond's court, 40, Upperkirkgate ,,„ Mrs. sick nurse, 8, Carmelite street „„„^, Mrs. C, Carmelite street ~~„„ Miss, 107, Gallowgate ™ Miss, teacher, Trinity Parish school Jane, merchant, 27> Huntly street Hector, Alexander, salmon-merchant, 61, Commerce street, p at ~ James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn street William, skinner and tanner, 26, Loch street, p m ~™~ Mrs. 6, Broad street Henderson, Admiral, 17, Union place, p M ~«~- Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, h. 13, Windy wynd, p m Alexander, hinge manufacturer, 8, h. 13, Windy wynd ~,—„ Alexander, advocate, 56, Bon-accord st. h. 32, St. Nicholas ~ Alexander, grocer, 104, George street [street, P M ~- Alexander, wood turner, 110, John street ~~— Charles, shipmaster (Prospect), 15, Prince-regent street „-.— Charles, clerk (J. Duffus & Co.), 15, Prince-regent street ~—„ George, grain-merchant, 2, Flourmill-brae, P bi „ & Gillespie, painters, 5, Dee street — -— Hugh, 13, Marischal street ~~~~ James, builder and wood-merchant, 120, Loch street, p m „~ James, shipmaster (Pomona), 10, St. Clement street . . James, manufacturer, 8, Thistle street *,„„.>. John, lithographic printer, 47, Queen street * John, porter, 247, George street, p m John, carpenter, 50, St. Clement street ~-~ John, glasscutter, Green , Robert (of Bowman & Co.), h. 15, Windy wynd —~~ William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone, P ~™~ Rev. William, Crown-street Academy, 15, Crown street , William (John Moir & Son, Virginia street), h. 13, Marischal ~~ William, late soapmaker, h. 28, Skene Terrace [st. p m „„„~ William, builder, licensed to prepare timber, &c. according to Kyan's patent process, 66, Loch street and 91, Gallowgate . —Tank, 72, Loch street, p m . William, painter, h. 3, St. Mary place, P M ~~™ William, gunmaker, 85, h. 83, King street, P 11 „„ William, M.D. 49, Schoolhill, P M ^. William, jun. (Barry, Henry, & Co.), h. 28, Skene terrace 1 2 102 NEW ABERDEEN. [HEN—HUD Henderson, Mrs. William, lodgings, 13, Marischal street ~ Mrs. vintner, Chapel lane „-„™ Mrs., Ruthrieston „ Mrs. midwife, 13, Causewayend „„ Miss, 17, Constitution street „„ Miss, 143, George street Hendry, Miss, milliner, 91, Queen street „„ Miss C. teacher of piano-forte, 50, Upperkirkgate [p M Henry, George, merchant (Hugh Gordon & Co.), h. 1, Gallowgate, ~~„~ George, anchorsmith, J. Duffus & Co. 1, Mill street ,„,, Joseph, shore-porter, St. Catherine's court, 16, Shiprow ~„,™ Robert, chemist and druggist, Apothecaries' Hall, 71, Union street, h. Rosebank, Hardgate, p m „ Mrs. midwife, 90, Shiprow „ Miss, 70, Gallowgate Herald Office, 7> Queen street Hercules Insurance Co. — Agents, James Nicol, advocate, 17, Adelphi, Union st. and John Duncan, advocate, 25, Marischal st. Hill, Isaac, teacher—Seminary and h. 19, Queen street, p M „^, Mrs. lodgings, 29, Broad street Hodge, Robert, lodgings, 27, James street „„™» Thomas, superintendent of Luuatic Asylum, h. Rosemount terrace, p m Hogarth & Co. merchants, Crown street Dickson & Co. provision merchants, 70, College street—Of- „„ George, merchant, Crown terrace, P M [ace al works „ Hugh, merchant, Crown terrace „„ William, merchant, h. 2G1, Union street, p M Miss, 63, Bon-Accord street Hogg, Alexander, umbrella manufacturer, 37, Upperkirkgate, h. 17, ~„~~ John, wright, Trinity street [Green, p m ~~~~ Peter, tinplate- worker, 18, St. Nicholas lane, h. Carmelite st. „„~~ Samuel, hosier (A. H. & Sons), 54, Summer st. [p M Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarth & Co.), College street Holland, Frederick (Richards & Co.), h. 31, Belmont street Hood, Walter, & Co. shipbuilders, Footdee „™„ Walter, shipbuilder, h. 13, Prince-regent street [p M Home, James, town-serjeaut and sheriff-officer, 15, St. Nicholas st. Horn, James, timber merchant, 25, York street, Footdee, P bi ™™. James, shipmaster (True Blue), 25, Frederick street , John, flesher, 87, George street „ William, cabinetmaker, 79, Green House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45, Guestrow Howie, Gilbert, tailor, 78, Gallowgate Howling, Edward, shipmaster, 115, York street ~~~„ Thomas, shipmaster (Aberdonian), 31, James street Hudson, Rev. Joseph, 44, Constitution street Huddlestone, Mrs., 143, George street HUG—IND] NEW ABEUDEEN. 103 Hughes, James, Gordon's Hospital Lodge, Sclioolhill Hume, Peter, Wellington road, p m Humphrey, John, advocate, 102, h. 104, King street, p m , William, of Cuttlehill, 108, King street, p m Hunter, Alexander, vintner, Ruthrieston, Bridge of Dee, P ~ Alexander, mealseller, 03, Huntly street ,„„„ David, shoemaker, 87, Chapel street [hand), 84, Shiprow George, coal-broker, Quay, h. Brebner's court (1st door, right „„„~ & Gordon, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 175 —~~ James, flaxdresser, 5, Princes street [Union st. James, builder, 32, Windy wynd, P m f Mounthooly ™— John Mackenzie, clerk of Excise, Friendly-hank, near .. John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 13, Black's buildings ~~-— John, provision-seller, Holburn street ~~~~ Robert, late supervisor of excise, 30, North Broadford —~~ William, advocate, 14, Adelphi William, excise officer, Loch-street soapwork -,„—, William, lodgings, 91, Broad street ~~— Mrs. lodgings, Brebner's court, 84, Shiprow J. Mrs. 42, Marischal street „~~„ Mrs. 39, Bon-Accord street —„„ Mrs. lodgings, 51, Queen street Hurry, William, & Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 9, Park street, h. 7, Wales street [Gerard street „ «. William, jun. nail and tack maker, 8, Windy wynd, h. 6, Husband, David, manager (Aberdeen Salmon Co.), Fish street, P m Hutcheon, John, 80, Bon-accord street, p m „„~~ Robert, cattle-dealer, Mas trick ~~, Mrs. James, 51, Bon-accord street „~„~ Mrs. lodgings, 51, Bon-accord street Hutchieson, A. hairdresser and perfumer, 126, George street „ James, shipmaster (Isabella & Ann), Wales street „-™~ James, boot and shoe maker, 41, Guestrow Hutton, Edward, hair-cutter, 114, Skene street „„ James, bookbinder, 42, Huntly street „ William, slater, 65, Chapel street, p M Hyde, George, & Co., confectioners, 54, George street ,,~„~ Mrs. provision shop, 62, Longacre Illinois Investment Company—Adam & Anderson, cashiers and agents in Britain—Chambers, 75, Union street Imlay, Alexander, late printer, 28, Longacre ™ Mrs. lodgings, 190, West North street Imlah, Mrs. midwife, Gordon's Court, Broad street [street Imperial Fire Insurance—John Smith, architect, agent, 142, King Imray, Robert, mealseller, Hardgate Mrs., 61, Huntly street [8, East North st. Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance—A. Stevenson, agent, , 104 NEW ABERDEEN. [INF—JAC Infirmary, Woolmanhill Inglis, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 7, Shiprow ~™~ David, vintner, 58, George street George, merchant (Inglis & Pirie), h. 60, Dee street, p m , James, baker, 32, h. 30, Gallowgate, r m , ,„ John, shoemaker, 15, Hutcheon street ~~~~ & Pirie, wholesale grocers, Crown court, Union street ,— Mesdames, & Ramage, boarding and day school, Union street —entry from No. 2, St. Catherine's wynd Ingram, James, traveller, 16, Loch street . James, tailor, 9, Union lane, h. 40, Chapel street „„™ James, wright, 106, George street ~~~~ Miss, provision shop, 12, James street Innes, George, F.R.A.S. watchmaker, 5, h. 7, Skene street, p M George, cotton manufacturer, 185, George st. h. Loanhead, ~~~~ John, land-surveyor, 22, Union place, P m [p m ,.„,*„ John, merchant-tailor, 187, George street, P m ,™,— John, inspector of works, 59, Huntly street „~~~ John B. slater, 65, Chapel street ~- John, teacher of Latin, French, English, &c. 14, John street . William, keeper of the custom-box, Galiowgatehead, h. Brae- head, Gilcomston Mrs. lodgings, 68, Broad street ,~ Mrs. Alexander, 14, Innes street ~~~~ Mrs. lodgings, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street ~~~~ Mrs. James, Meiklefolla, 77, Chapel street ~~— Mrs. John, midwife, 8, Hanover street Miss (Mrs. Donald), 251, Union street [North street Insch, John, foreman (Aberdeen Hope and Sail Co.), h. 53, East Inspector of weights for the town and county, John Blaikie—Office, Inston, Henry, tailor, 39, Quay [13, Littlejohn street Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire)— Francis James Cochran, ad- vocate, 137, Union street, and William Skinner, advocate, 161, Union street, agents [p m Ireland, Alexander, baker and confectioner, 81, h. 79, Son-accord st. Ironside, George, superintendent, Canal works, h. 9, Canal street ™— John, clerk, 21, Longacre John, mealseller, 71, Green, h. 29, Windmill-brae John, wright, 108, Chapel street „„-,„ William, builder, 4, Well of Spa —~~ Miss, staymaker, 29, Windmill-brae Irvine, Alexander, shoemaker, 25, Longacre [street, p m —~~ Alexander, late paper manufacturer, Pirie's court, 50, Castle ~ James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster, p Patrick, 27, James street Jack, Robert, druggist, 51, Castle st. h. 23, Frederick st. p m ~ Robert, 23, Frederick street JAC—JES] NEW ABERDEEN. 105 Jack, William, boot and shoe maker, 84, Loch st. h. 4, St. Andrew ~~~~ Mrs. William, midwife, Upper Denburn [street Jackson, William, boot and shoe maker, 15, Huxter row, h. Hen- derson's court, 46, Broad street, p m Jaffray, Alexander, wright, Plasterers' court, 70, Gallowgate ~~ Andrew, stabler, 26, West North street, P M „„— & Paulin, painters and glaziers, 158, Gallowgate m—„ George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank), h. 58, Castle street John, shoemaker, 11, Longacre —~~ Thomas, paper manufacturer, 74, King st, h. Waterton mills, ~„~~ William, shipmaster, 47, Frederick st. [Stoneywood James, Robert, & Co. brokers, 67> Netherkirkgate Jameson, John, coal-merchant, 40, Chapel street, P m Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of broadsword and calisthenic exercises, h. 16, Chapel st. ~~~~ Alexander, cutler, 26, Lodge walk ™-™ George, shore-porter, 54, Shiprow George (of Jamieson & Smith), h. National-bank court, 42, Castle street, p M [accord st. „ George, jeweller and silversmith, 87, Broad st. /*. 59, Bon- , James, surgeon, 4, Castlebrae, p m «.. James, shore-porter, 14, Shiprow ™ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, Castle st. P m „~ James (of James Fiaser & Co.), h. 13, Huntly street James, plumber and gas-fitter, 33, Park street John, druggist, 90, Broad st. h. Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate, ~™~ Joseph, shore-porter, 44, Shiprow [p m „™„- & Smith, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 2 and 3, King street „ Robert, M.D. resident physician, Lunatic Asylum Thomas, turner and violin-maker, 28, h. 14, Upperkirkgate „^.~. William, house-carpenter, Holburn street, P „. Mrs. William, 3, Affleck street „„„ Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, Nelson street Mrs., Jamieson's court, 40, Shiprow ~~-,— Mrs., 1, Denburn terrace Jamson, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 37, Marischal street „„ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, lodgings, 64, Union street Jardine, James, goldsmith, jeweller, and optician, 7j St. Nicholas street, h. 11, Constitution street Jarvis, James, hosier (W. P. & Co.), College street „ Wm. C. traveller (W. P. & Co.), h. 126, King street, P M „„„„ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, College street Jeans, John, shipmaster, 111, York street Jenkins, John, shoemaker, 29, Netherkirkgate Jennison, Thomas, fishmonger, 38, h. 40, Shiprow Jessiman, John, mason, 14, Correction wynd „ William, builder, 19, Bon -accord lane, h. 44, Gordon st. p M 106 NEW ABERDEEN. [JOH—JUS Johnston, Alexander, bookseller and stationer, Charlotte street, p m ~~-~. Alexander, wholesale tea-dealer, 15G, Gallowgate, p m ~~~„ Alexander, house of Tullos, Nigg, P M „ Andrew, broker, 140, Gallowgate ~~.— Charles, weigher, Customs, 2, Quay „ David (of Allan & Johnston), h. 29, Huntly street ~~~.~ Francis, mealseller, 61, Virginia street „~™ George, advocate, 40, Netherkirkgate ~~™. & Gordon, stock and share brokers, 34, Marischal street ~„~„ & Laird, tailors, 2, St. Catherine's wynd, Union street ~™~ James (Town and County Bank), 107, George street ~ James, mealseller, 60, Virginia street —~™ James, accountant, Aberdeen Bank, h. 44, Skene terrace, p m „ James, sen. 62, Dee street, p m ~~~~ James, messenger-at-arms, 21, Shiprow, ~~~~ John, late shipmaster, Neptune cottage, P M John, merchant, 55, Gallowgate, P M ,~ John, shoemaker, T, Barnett's close John & James, Mill of Foveran and Hern —Warehouse, 5, John, nailmaker, Shuttle lane [Skene terrace John, baker, 42, Virginia street John, 1, Virginia street Joseph, umbrella-manufacturer, 2, Blackfriars street, h. 27 m Joseph, grocer, 109, George street [Woolmanhill, p M Peter, police-officer, 24, Schoolhill Robert, merchant, 34, Marischal street, h. 36, Bon-accord „„ William, mealseller, 65, Virginia street [terrace, P m _~~~ William (of Johnston & Laird), 68, Broad street, p m „~~„ Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 7, Garvock street Mrs. Jean, waiter at the bath-rooms, Seabeach, h. 27, Wool- ~~~„ Mrs. Samuel, 107, George street [manhill „„ Mrs. 19, Marischal street „„ Mrs. 3, Golden square „„~~ Misses, Calsayseat Jolly, Mrs. George, mealseller, 46, Frederick street Jopp & Shand, advocates, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate Alexander, advocate, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate, p M ~„~~ William (of Allardyce & Jopp), h. Elmhill, p m ~~~~ Mrs. Andrew, Elmhill Joss, Alexander, clerk, Concert court, h. 4, Diamond street ~ Charles, tailor, 26, Skene row John, 47, Wellington street ~ John, wright, Upper Denburn ~-~™ John, provision-agent, 47, Loch street, /*. 1, Charlotte street ~~~~ Peter, clerk (Baillie Simpson's rope-work), 124, George street? Robert, vintner and mealseller, 74, John street [p m Just, William, manager (Aberdeen Steam-navigation Co), h. above office, Waterloo quay JUS—KER] NEW ABERDEEN. 107 Justice, Miss, milliner, 130, Union street Justicemills, Holburn street Katon, Mrs. 1, Church street Kay, James, engineer, Bridge of Dee ~„— John, teacher, Dickville, Hardgate Keay, John, excise-officer, Union-glen distillery, h. Holburn street Kean, Bannerman, carter, 165, West North street Keard, Alexander, teacher of music, 23, Lower Denburn Keith's Hotel and Lodgings, 24, Regent quay, opposite Regent bridge Keith, Adam, gardener, fourth lot of Pitmnxton, p ~~™, Alexander & Sons, house and sign painters, Ross' court, 6, Upperkirkgate [22, Broad street, p M ~~~~ Alexander, jun. painter (of Keith & Son), h. Cruden's courts —-™ Alexander, sen. painter, Ross' court, 6, Upperkirkgate —~~ Daniel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 51, East North street —„— David, advocate, Town-house, h. Kenfield, Pitfodels James, druggist, 8, h. 10, Union place, P m ™ Jimes, surgeon, R.N. T, Crown street John, provision-seller, 12, James street John (Pratt & Keith), h. Adelphi, P m [st. P M John, merchant-tailor, 8, Netherkirkgate, h. 5, East North John, flesher, 28, Wales-street market, h. 22, East North street, p M John, teller (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 121, „-~— Robert, weaver, 14, Queen street [Crown street „ William, innkeeper, 24, Quay, p m „„ William, M.D. 2, Union place, P M ~™™ William, slater, 38, Union row Mrs. John, flesher, 35, Wales-street, h. Hanover street ^„^, Misses^ dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 6, Up- Keir, Isobel, sick-nurse, 52, Summer street [perkirkgate Kellies, James F., manager (Weigh-house), h. 37, Marischal street Kelly, John, merchant, Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate, p m ™,™ Mrs. Henry, merchant, 6G, Woolmanhill Kelman, James, merchant, 14, Guestrow „„ William, tailor, Union lane „~„„ William, rope and twine manufacturer, 71, Hutcheon street Miss, lodgings, Jamieson's court, 5, Upperkirkgate Kempt, Alexander, druggist, 228, George street Kemp, Robert, grain-merchant, and tacksman of the Ferryhill meal, barley, and flour mills, 59, Castle street, h. 30, Dee st. p m ~~ Mrs., lodgings, 27, Frederick street Kenn, Mrs. William, 17, Huntly street Kennedy, Rev. John (Blackfriars-st. chapel), h. 7, Denburn ter., P m j, David H., writer, 36, Union street . Miss, 46, Marischal street [college, h. 155, Union st. Kerr, David, M.D. lecturer on surgery to the University and King's 108 NEW ABERDEEN. [KER—KNO Kerr, David, ropemaker, Canal road, Causevvayend „„ James, sexton, 49, St. Nicholas street James, painter, 15, h. 16, Selioolhill, p m „ „„ James, hairdresser and perfumer, 74, h. 68, Queen street, p m „„ Robert, sliipmaster, 20, Commerce street „„ Stephen, 6, Shuttle lane „„ William, boot and shoe maker, 13, Skene terrace ~~~~ Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 88, Union street, h. 44, Upperkirkgate, P M m William, flaxdresser, Canal road, Causewayend „„ Mrs., lodgings, 75, Virginia street Kesson, Mrs., 40, Quay Kidd, James, road-surveyor, Holburn street „^ & Son, boot and shoe makers, 249, George street, p m „^ Mrs. broker, 9, Justice street Kilgonr, Alexander, M.D., 22, Adelphi, P M „„ James, merchant, h. 29, Ron-accord terrace, P m „„ Misses, 50, Chapel street Kiloh, Alexander, lodgings, 6, Union lane „„ James, tailor, 19, Fisher row „„~„ Joseph, spirit-dealer, 6, College street „., Miss, straw-hat maker, 19, Fisher row [street, p m King, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, h. 79, George ., Charles, furnishing tailor, 23, Broad street, p m „~~~ George, bookseller and stationer, and depositary of the Tract and Aberdeen Auxiliary Bible Society, 28, St. Nicholas st. h. 79, Chapel street, p ar Walter, cutler, 149, Gallowgate William, wright and cabinetmaker, 19, Gordon Street, h. 26, Huntly street, P m ~-~™ Mrs., provision-seller, 1, Albion street Mrs., cook, 15, Shiprow Kinloch, Miss, 15, Golden square Kinneard, William, gardener, Pitmuxton, P M Kirby, Thomas, basketmaker, 8, h. 31, Marischal street, p m Kirkland, Mrs., 65, Dee street Kirton, George (of D. Dunn & Co., merchants), 13, Quay Kitson, Henry, teacher of music, E wen's court, 42, Gallowgate Knight & Craib, saddlers, 43, Queen street , George, & Co. confectioners, 49, Union street James (of Knight & Craib), 28, George street, P m James, gardener, Cornhill, P „„ William, LL.D. professor of natural philosophy, Marischnl College, 8, Golden square, P m „ William, architect and surveyor, Mitchell place, P M „ Mrs., lodgings, 91, King street Knowles, Adam, mason, 17, h. 19, Shiprow ™,~~ George, tailor, Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate KNO—LAM] NEW ABERDEEN. 109 Knowles, George, fleshcr, 4, Wales-street market, h. 24, Wales st. „ James, nesh'er, 11, Wales-street market, h. 2, Wales st. p m John, fanner, Rubislaw [street, P M „„ Thomas, flesher, 1, Wales-street market, h. 47, Frederick „„„„ William, timber-merchant, Footdee, /*. 27, York place, p m „, William, flesher, 33, Wales-street market, h. 24, Wales st. „„ William, vintner, 16, Wales street, P M „„ William, jun. flesher, 23, Wales-st. market, h. 16, Wales st. Misses, dressmakers, 71; King street Mrs., 70, Dee street Knox, Mrs. George, Kingsland place, 259, George street „,„.. Mrs. William, lodgings, 124, Union street „ Mrs., provision-seller, 187, Gallowgate Kyd, James, road overseer, Holbnrn street Kynoch, Ninian, merchant, h. 60, Gordon street, P M Lacy, John, shipmaster (Brigand), foot of Burnett's close Ladies' Working Society, 12, Marischal street Laing, Alexander, 20, Summer street „„ Alex., heraldry painter, 15, Princes street „~ . Alex., shipmaster, 54, Quay ~~~~ Alexander, cooper, 89, Virginia street [Causewayersd, p m ~_~~ George, haircutter and perfumer, 9, Netherk irk gate, h. ~» Herod, 11, Drum's lane, p M [32, Summer st. ,, , James, overseer (John Gibb & Son's quarry, Rubislaw), h. ~~~„ James, ironmonger, 98, Union st. h. Crown court, 36, Up- ~~~~ James, hairdresser, 24, h. 22, Park st. p m [perkirkgate, P m ~„ James, skinner, 38, h. 37, George street, p m ,„™~ James, teacher, Davidson's School, York street „„ Robert, engineer, Bannermill street William, M.D., 7> Golden square, P M .. Mrs. John, midwife, 6, Carnegie's- brae ~~™ Mrs., lodgings, 54, Quay Mrs., lodgings, 8, Hanover street ~~~~ Mrs., Hawthorn cottage, Cooperston „„,„ Misses, Keppleston cottage, Rubislaw Laird, Daniel (of Johnston & Laird), 2, St. Catherine's Wynd, h. 13, ~~„~ John, Hardgate, p [Skene terrace „„~~ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 123, George street Lamb, David, sen., 13, Wales-street market, h. 28, Princes st. P m .—„~ David, jun., flesher, 9, Wales-street market, h. Wales st. Davidson, Wright, Lower Denburn, p M „,— James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston, p ~~~„ Robert, shore-porter, 69, Shiprow, head of Shorebrae „ William, provision-merchant, 1653 George street .. ~ Mrs. Captain, Exchequer place, Weigh-house square Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union terrace [gate, p m Lamond, James, of Stranduff, h. Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirk- 110 NEW AEERDEE.NJ. [LAM—LEF Lamont, Mrs. George, teacher of English and sewing, 9, Gaelic lane Langland, Robert, provision-dealer, 187, Gallowgate Lansdown, Mrs. Angusfield [h. 47, Constitution st. P m Laurie, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 50, Virginia street, Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy & Co.), h. Ferryhill, P m „ William, tea and spirit merchant and agent, 11, Marischal street, h. 47, Constitution street, p m ~~ William, bookbinder and stationer, circulating library, 169, Union street, /*. St. Mary place, p m Law, George, shipmaster, 66, Virginia street James, carter, 2, Canal lane John, baker, CO, h. 58, Sliiprow, p m ~~~~ John, mealseller, foot of Jack's brae „ John, Strathdee spirit warehouse, 54, Netherkirkgate „ William, grocer, 55, Park street, corner of Princes street William, vintner, Ruthrieston, p ~~~~ Mrs. lodgings, 08, Broad street „„ Mrs. 18, North Silver street Miss, 35, Shiprow [street Misses, grocers and spirit-dealers, Wellington place, h. Chapel Lawrance, Andrew, steward (Harlequin, steamer), h. 11, Sliiprow „„„„ James, manufacturer and brewer, &c. Skene square, P. James, jun, Skene square „„, John, slater, 40, Gallowgate, P M ~~„„ Joseph, tailor, 22, East North street ~~~„ Mrs. Thomas, midwife, 22, Innes street Lawrence, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8, Carmelite street Lawson, Leslie, shipmaster, Trinity manse —„~ John, gardener, 32, St. Clement street Leask, Alexander, shipmaster, Rannermill street *™~~ George, advocate, agent for Yorkshire Fire and Life Assur- ance Company, 23, Adelphi, P M ~~ William, shipmaster, Trinity manse ,™,„ William, tailor, cap and stock maker, 5, Netherkirkgate „, William, late shipmaster, Love lane Leisk, Robert, shipmaster (Violet), 3, Sho:ebrae ~~~~ Thomas, shipmaster (St. Andrew), 3, Shorebrae Mrs. 3, Shorebrae Ledingbam, George, cooper, Newbridge, h. Hardgate James, teacher of English, elocution, writing, geography, Latin, and arithmetic, 12, Correction wynd, P M ~~~~ James, hairdresser, 28, />,. 123, Gallowgate ~~~~ James, mealseller, 27, Upperkirkgate „ Peter, tea-dealer and grocer, 66, Union street, h. 75, King st. ~~~~ Robert, advocate, 77, h. 75, King street, p m [p m .. „~ Mis. William, 2, Hutcheon street Lee, William, Broadford works [end of Jopp's lane Lefevre, John, renovator of ladies' and gentlemen's apparel, north LEF—LEV] NKW ABERDEEN. Ill Lefevre, Joseph, hairdresser, 218, Gallowgate Legg, James, tinsmith, 48, Netherkirkgate, p m „ Jolin, bookseller, 40, George street, P M Leighton, David, late of the Customs, 48, Castle street ~„„„ James, letter-carrier, Charles street, Broadford - - John, mealseller, 46, St. Clement street Leith, George, shoemaker, 4, Wales street, P m ~™~ Lieut. John, 57, Park street ~„~~ John, 57, Park street Mrs. Springhill, Cooperston „ Miss, lodgings, 23, Castle street Lemon, James, mason, 16, Summer street Leslie, Alexander, town-serjeant, h. 14, Hnxter row „ Alexander, late of Jamaica, 12, Union row, p bi Alexander, shipmaster, 40, Constitution street, P m „„ Alexander, brewer, Sutherland's court, 20, James street „^,„ Alexander, 35, Bon-Accord terrace „„~~ Andrew, grocer, 112, h. Ill, Gallowgate, p m Andrew, boilermaker (B. V. & Co.) h. 113, York street „„„ Geoi'ge, writer, Sheriff-clerk-depute and Justice of*peace- clerk-depute of Aberdeenshire, Record office, 27, King st. h. 18, Bon-Accord street „„~~ George, shipowner, 11, Quay, h. South Crown street, P M „ Grant John, Commissary-clerk depute, h. 7, Monn (pleasant, Canalside „~„„ James, inspector of police and superintendent of water depart- ment. 22, Union row „~,~- James, shoemaker, Skene square ~-„™ James, shipmaster (Tinker), 38, St. Clement street ~~~~ John, cotton manufacturer, 39, Wcolmanhill, h. 9, Denburn terrace, p m , John, shipmaster (John Hector), 57, Quay ~~~~ Captain John (late of 42d foot), 49, Constitution street, p M Robert, writer, 32, Queen street ™~~ Thomas, seaman, 113, York street „—~ Thomas, carter, York street, p m ~ Theodore, late farmer, Premnay, Rubislaw villa „~™ William, surgeon, 54, St. Nicholas street, p m William, jun. grocer, tea, spirit, and wine dealer, 39, West North street, h. above shop, p m —-«, William, flesher, 46, Castle street, h. 54, Shiprow, P m William, yost. grocer, 8, Mealmarket lane, P m „™— William, builder (of M'Donald & Leslie), 42, Constitution st. Mrs. 35, Bon-Accord terrace [p m „ Mrs. sen. (Powis), Berrybank ™ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 16, Virginia street -,„„„ Misses, lodgings, 49, John street Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Inconstant), 81, Virginia street 112 NEW ABERDEEN. [LEV—LOW Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Ann), 7> Garvock street „~~~ George, shipmaster (Sedulous), 57, Quay, P M ~~ James, shipmaster, 7, Garvock street „ John, shipmaster, 29, East North street [place, p m Robert, boot and shoe maker, 9, Marischal street, h. 5, Victoria William, shipmaster (William Maitland), 6 Garvock street Lewis, Arthur, 5, Regent Quay Leys, Alexander, flesher, Hardgate *.„ George, vintner, 81, West North street, P m „ Masson, & Co. manufacturers, 92, Shiprow „~~~ Robert, cartwright, 187, George street, p m [gate Liddle, Alexander, excise-officer (Southbridge Distillery), h Hard- Ligertwood, James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122, King street, h. 31, Frederick street, P M „„ James, sen. 31, Frederick street „~~„ John, advocate, 9, St. Nicholas street ~~~~ Mrs. Peter, vintner, Footdee „„ Miss, 21, Summer street Lindsay, Lieut. James, R.N. 21, Prince-regent street, p m „„„~ Roger, mealseller, 82, It. 80, George street, p si „„ William, boot and shoe maker, 15, Bon-accord lane „„ Mrs. 11, Union place Linton, Alexander, surgeon, R.N. 12, Canal street Linklater, James, shipmaster (Florence), 13, Commerce street „ John, shipmaster (Henry Michie), 11, Sugar lane Livingston, Mrs. Dr. 54, Union place Littlejohn, Alexander & David, wholesale grocers and provision mer- chants, 72, Netberkirkgate „„ Alexander (of A. & D. Littlejohn), h. Burnside cottage, Hol- burn street, P M [street, P m —~~~ David (of A. & D. Littlejohn), h. Burnside cottage, Holburn -,-„™ James, fancy worsted warehouse, 134 and 136, Union street, h. 8, Castle street, p m „~~~ Peter, teller (Aberdeen Town & County Bank), /*. Burnside cottage, Holburn st. [st. p sr „„ William, cashier (Aberdeen Town & County Bank), 91, Union „ Mrs. Burnside cottage, Holburn street Lobban, James, teacher, 1G9, George street Logan, Charles, provision seller, 42, St. Andrew street Loggan, Mrs. Links street Loggie, James, carpenter, 53, York street London Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities —William Gray, advocate, agent, 136, King street Longmuir, John, shipmaster, 11, Marywell street Rev. John, Mariner's chapel, h. 47, Schoolhill, p si „„~~ Mrs. 54, Union street „„„, Miss, ladies' school, 54, Union street Low, Alexander (Milne, Low, & Co.), h. 31, Union place, psi LOW—MAC] NEW ABERDEEN. 113 Low, Alexander, merchant, 55, Schoolhill, P M „, George (of Matthews & Low), h. 3, Donald's ct. 20, Seliool- James, dyer, 76, Loch street, P M [»'llj P M ~~~~ Robert, surgeon, 73, Gnllowgate „,. , William, blacksmith, 18, h. 8, Catherine street, p M Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 24, Princes street Luke, Miss, dressmaker, 49, Summer street Lumsden, Clements, advocate, h. Union terrace, p m George, shore-porter, St. Catherine's court, 16, Shiprow Harry, merchant, 43, Dee street Harry Leith, of Auchindoir, 4, Golden square, p M Henry, of Tilwhillj', 255, Union street, p m „ Henry & Clements, advocates, Union terrace „™„ James, woollen draper, 117, Union st. h. 28, Silver st. p m ™™ James, merchant, 95, Union st. h. Deemouth, Clayhills John, merchant, 95, Union st. h. Deemouth, Clayhills, P M „„„„ John, & Son, merchants, 95, Union street Joshua, founder, h. Catherine street ,~ William J., of Balmedie, h. 45, Schoolhill, P M - William, merchant, 58, Union st. h. Millburn cottage, Dee ~„~~ Mrs. midwife, Denburn [village, p m .. „„ Mrs., 5, Mounthooly - Mrs. of Pitcaple, 146, Union street ~„ Miss E. broker, 14, Woolmanhill Lunan, John, warehouse-keeper (Aberdeen & London Steam-Navi- gation Co.), h. Salter's court, 50, Loch street —~~„ William, officer to the wright and cooper trade, h. 44, St. Mrs. midwife, 15, Chapel street [Andrew st. Lyall, Alexander, late comptroller of customs, 2, East Craibstone st. ~™~ David (of George Lyall & Co.), P M ~™„ George (of George Lyall & Co.), p M George, & Co. silk-mercers, 99, h. 97, Union street ~ Robert, blacksmith, 19, Princes street Lyell, Alexander, second clerk, Customs, 162, Union st. „—~ George, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 9, Huxter row, P m „-,*,„ John, register-grate, stove, and gun maker, 124, Union street —Manufacturing house, Back wynd, h. 7, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill, p m —~~ Misses, dressmakers, milliners, & corset-makers, 162, Union st. Lyon, William, mealseller and vintner, 117, Gallowgate, p m „—~ William, pawnbroker, 35, Netherkirkgate, p m ~. Miss, dressmaker, 30, Summer street Macaldowie, Peter, plasterer, W. Milne's court, 60, Gallowgate Macallan, David, upholsterer (of Allan & Macallan), h. Strawberry- Macarthie, James, boatman, 1, Links st. [bank, P M Macbean, Alexander, Skene square [street, p M Macdonald, John, bookseller, 16, Crown street, h. 23, Bon-accord K 2 114 NEW ABERDEEN. [.MAC—M'CO Maconachie, William, jun. clerk (Gordon, Barron, & Co.), h. Skene square Macfarlane, Cameron, & Co. reedmakers, successors to Robt. Simmie, ~™„ Mrs. Wellington place [29, Harriot st. Machray, Alexander, dyer, 93, Woolmanhill, p m Alexander, vintner, New Bridge of Don [place ^ Alexander, teacher (John Knox's parish school), h. Kingsland „^^„ Isaac, Royal Hotel, mail-contractor, 63, Union st. p m „, Mrs., Leadside, Gilcomston „. Mrs. 4, St. Mary place, Crown street Mackay, Daniel, turner and carpenter, 18, Trinity s ~~™ George, printer and publisher, Thomson's court, 61, Broad st. „~ James, Mackie place, p m [p m „„ Misses, boarding school, Union terrace Mackendrick, J. & Co. 139, Union street Maclean, Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 8, Union st. h. 8, John street, P M Macnab, Alexander, farmer, Westerton of Pitfodels, p m M'Alpin, Dugald, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.), h. Catto square M'Arthur, John, rope and twine manufacturer, Clarence st. near Cooperston buildings M'Bey, Alexander, horse-hirer and horse-dealer, ft. 11, John st. M'Beau, Daniel, 122, Chapel street, h. above shop, p m ~~~~ John, boot and shoe maker, Bridge of Dee „„ Mrs. late of Alves, 36, Skene terrace M 'Boyle, William, mason, 33, Huntly street M'Call, Miss, matron, East Prison M'Callum, Alexander, seaman, 68, East North street „» James, tide-surveyor of Customs, 10, Canal terrace „ William, boatman, 10, Canal terrace ~~ Mrs., 3, Canal street M'Carron, Felix, broker, 2, Park street M'Carter, John, broker, 41, Lodge walk M'Caskil, Donald, grocer, &c. Exchequer row, P m M'Combie, Charles, broker, 18, Woolmanhill Dunn, & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 11, Upper- kirkgate ™~._ George, stabler, 11, Harriot street, p M ~~~~ James Boyn, advocate, 103, Union st. h. 33, Union place, p m «~~~, Rev. Robert, Rosehill, Skene square ~~-™ Thomas, & Co. tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 51, Nether- „„ William, broker, 64, Schoolhill, P M [kirkgate ~~~~ William, of Easter Skene, h. Easter Skene, p m „, Mrs. Charles, broker, 18, Woolmanhill ~~~„ Mrs. Peter, 2, Charlotte street ™ Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and lodgings, 69, Union street M'Condach, Harry, maltster, Holburn street, P „~~~ Harry, jun. manager (Southbridge brewery), Holburn street M'CO—M'FA] NEW ABERDEEN. 1 15. M'Conochie, Alexander, English and mercantile academy 13, Crown street, h. 4, Summer street ,„ G. C. teacher of writing, 115, Union st. h. 4, Summer st. „~~~ J. R. (A. F. & Ij. As. Co.), 89, Union st. h. 4, Summer st. p m Mrs. dressmaker, 12, John street M'Creary, Mrs. midwife, 191, Gallowgate M'Corry, Rev. John S. (Catholic chapel), Chapel ct. 1, Justice st. M'Culloch, Hugh, brewer, Maltmill bridge, p in Mrs. lodgings, 9, George street M'Donald, Adam, confectioner, 29, Netherkirkgate ~—j. Alexander, shipmaster, 60, East North street, p m . Alexander, grocer, 19, Park street, h. 71, East North street „„-— Alexander, managing sailmaker (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), 53, York street Alexander, clerk (Post-office), 15, Bon-accord lane „„ Alexander, chimney-sweeper, Smith's court, 21, Castle street „ a. Alexander, stonecutter (of M'Donald & Leslie), 71, King street, P M ~~~„ Alexander, proprietor, 54, East North st. p m ~~~~ Andrew, shore porter, St. Catherine's court, 16, Shiprow „ Cliarles, spirit-dealer, 165, Gallowgate ~-™~ David, manager (Bannermill), h. 35, Wales street, p m Donald, weaver, 8, Park lane, p M ~~~~ George, furnishing tailor, 36, Broad st. h. 140, George st. p m ~~~~ Hugh, brassfounder, Well court, Broad street ~~ James, grocer, Carmelite street, p m James, cabinetmaker, 3, North street, h. 48, Longacre, p m James, patent-lever watch and clock maker, jeweller, silver- smith, auctioneer, and agent for the U. K. T. A. Life As- sociation, Broad street, h. 39, Bon-accord street, p m . John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 23, Gallowgate, h. 140, „„ John, road overseer, 64, Gerard st. P M [George st. P m „„ John, 16, Constitution street, p M John, tailor, 3, Park lane „ John, teacher, Union Parish sessional school, 23, Virginia st. John, merchant, 176, George street, p m John, bookseller and publisher, 16, Crown street, h. 25, Bon- Peter, Dee Inn, New Pier, Footdee [accord street „.,— Robert, tailor, 7, Back wynd, p M „,— William, spirit-dealer, 12, West North street „™„ William Skene, writer and accountant, 11, Canal road —^» & Leslie, stonecutters, builders, and granite-polishers, east end —™„ Mrs. lodgings, 42, Marischal street [of Constitution st. Mrs. flesher, 1, George-street market, h. 123, George street ~_~~ Miss, dressmaker, 123, George street ~~~~ Miss, stay and corset maker, 53, Queen st. h. 140, George st. M'Farlane, D. shoemaker, 39, East North street, h. above shop „~„~ Mrs. 1, Alford place 116 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'GO—M'KA M'Gowan, Thomas, & Co. leather-dealers, 6, Schoolhill M'Gregor, Alexander, tailor, Newbridge, Hardgate „ J. & A. vintners, Newbridge - John, shipmaster (Mariner), 22, Virginia street ~ John, vintner, 40, West North street ~ „ John, Park lane, P M - William, shipmaster, 13, Prince-regent street, p si ~-™„ Robert, hairdresser, 13, Shiprow, P M . Mrs. provision-seller, 40, West North street M'Grigor, Cliarles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5, Justice street, h. 1, Chapel court, Justice street, p m M'Gruer, Alexander, lodgings, corner of Charles st. Causewayend ~~ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, corner of Charles street, Causewayend M'Guffie, Thomas, letter-carrier, south end of College street Philip, clothier, 36, Gallowgate, h. above shop M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, (!G, Nether- kirk gate, P M ~~~~ Ronald, excise-officer, Gilcomston, h. Gilcomston steps ., James, advocate, h. Albyn place—Office, 58, Castle st. p m *™ James, house-carpenter, Maybank, Hutcheon street, P m „ John, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 15, Back wynd, p ai ~™~ John, hotel and lodgings, 10, Adelphi, Union street, p m „ & Robison, advocates, Commercial court, 58, Castle street Mrs. milliner, 8, St. Nicholas street M'Intosh, Andrew, spii it-dealer, 58, h. 71 Queen street ~ Charles, wright, 40, Blackfriars street Daniel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish street, h. 60, Wales street, P m „ James, spirit-dealer, 33, Loch street -~ James, tinsmith, 28, h. Yeats' court, 30, Netherkirkgatr, p m ~~~~ William, architect, 16, Correction wynd . „ William, millwright, 48, Longacre Mrs. lodgings, 61, Broad street „ Mrs. 6, East North street ~~~~ Miss, teacher, 68, Wales street M'Intyre, Alexander, tailor and broker, Farquhar's houses, Upper- „- „ Henry, broker, East North street [kirkgate M'Kay, Alexander, painter, 23, East North street „ George, slater, 93, Green „„ George C, clerk, 13, Constitution street „„ Hugh, piano-forte maker, 29, Park street „, James, furniture-dealer, 10, h. 107, Gallowgate, p m James, bootmaker, Milne's court, 25, Guestrow „„-™ John, bricklayer (Gas Company), h. at Works „ John, tailor, 17, Whitehouse street „ John, tailor, 26, Spa street „ John vintner, 1, Wales street M'KA-MAC] NEW ABERDEEN. 117 M'Kay, NeiJ, cabinetmaker, 10, Blackfriars street, h. Farquhar's, court, 17, Upperkirkgate . William G. basket, cane, and rush-bottom cbair manufac- turer, 5, Barnett's close, Exchequer row Mrs., Nellfield bouse —„, Mrs. lodgings, Union lane M'Kecbnie, Alexander, shipmaster, 13, Commerce street M'Kelser, John, late Serjeant, R.A. Asbvale cottage, Holbnrn street M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 7, Denburn terrace —~~ Alexander, police-officer, 9, Trinity corner , Alexander, principal servant Greyfriars church, and funeral waiter, Charles court, 40, Upperkirkgate ~ Alexander (Munro and Grant), Dee street „ Alexander, manufacturer, Skene square, p m „ Charles, 38, Gordon street & Currie, skinners, Steps of Gilcomston [Commerce street David, superintendent of meters— Office, Regent quay, h. 18, ~™ George, boot and shoe maker, Canal terrace, h. 2, Garvock st. Rev. Hugh (Gaelic church), h. Maybank, p ~ James, tailor, 48, West North street „ James, baker, 66 and 68, Queen street, P m - ~ John, shipmaster, [28, James street „™,~ John, manufacturer, 109, Skene street „ Captain Malcolm (H.E.I.C.S.), 40, Union place, p m - ~. Robert, police officer, Harper's court, West North street „ William, clothier, 13, Broad street, h. Fountville, Tanfield, „ Mrs. 39, Dee street fp m ~~~„ Mrs. George, Ruthrieston lodge „ Mrs., North lodge, King street „„~~ Mrs. sick nurse, 45, Blackfriars street „^v Mrs. 33, Summer street ~ Miss, of Ord, 42, Marischal street „„ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1, Blackfriars street Mackie, Alexander, Mackie place, P m [friars street „ Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 3, Black- ~-»~~ & Co. dealers in sacks, green linens, dowlas, sporting and quarry powder, &c. 26, Queen street ^„„~ George, boot and shoe maker, 99, George street .v~~~ George, feltmaker, 9, h. 7, Pork lane ™ George, engineer, 35, West North street „-*~~ John, & Co. tailors and clothiers, 5, h. 7> Marischal street ~ Peter, 35, Park street „„„„ Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Clement street, p.m Thomas, saddler and harness-maker, 35, Schoolhill, h. 2, Ragg's lane, Broad street ,™ William, watch and clock maker, 51, Upperkirkgate, r m ~„ William (of Mackie & Co.), billet-master, 26, Queen street h. 69, Bon-accord street, P M 118 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAC—M'LEO Mackic, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49, George st. p m „ William, blacksmith (Bowman, Vernon, & Co), 49, Wel- „„„„ Mrs. James, 187, George street [lington street ~~~~ Miss, dressmaker, 1, Trinity quay ,™™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 187, George street M'Kiddie, James, tailor, 30, East North street Kev. James, methodist minister, 30, East North street M'Killiam, B. & W. confectioners, 52, Broad street Basil (of B. & W. M'Killiam), /;. G, Broadford, r m William (of B. & W.M'Killiam), h. 19, Uppeikirkgate, p M M'Kilpan, John, shopkeeper, h. Donald's court, Sclioolhill M'Kinnan, James, cooper, 10, Trinity street „^~„ Lachlan, shipmaster, Reid's court, 34, Gallowgate, P m Lachlan, advocate—Office, 54, Union street, h. Viewplace, P m „ William, ironmonger, h. Viewplace, p M ~™™ William, & Co. blacksmiths, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, iron- founders, and bone-manure manufacturers, Windy wynd ~~~~ William, & Co. ironmongers, 25, Gallowgate M 'Lachlan, John, shoemaker, 23, h. 30, Uppeikirkgate, p m ™„„, Thomas, engineer, 7, Garvock street ., „ William, broker, 64, Green M'Laren, Daniel, spirit-dealer, Wales street • „„~~ George, manager of the carpet department (A. H. & Sons), h. 150, South Crown street, p m [Sclioolhill ~™™ James, collector of excise — Office, 116, King street, h. 51, „„™„ John, commission merchant, 39, Netherkirkgate, h. Crown ~~~ William, M.D. 51, Sclioolhill [street, p m M'Laurin, Duncan, supervisor of excise— Office, 112, King street, h. 38, Bon-accord street M'Lay, William, officer of excise, Loch-street soap-works M'Loay, William, broker, 130, Gallowgate, h. Rhind's court, 64, Gallowgate, P M M'Lean, Alexander, house-agent, M'Lean's ct. 50, Gallowgate, p m ~™~ Alexander, confectioner, 19, Sclioolhill, h. above shop ~-~™ Allan, vintner, 15, Justice street G. Gordon, M.D. Professor of Oriental Languages, Marischal College, h. 17, King street, P m „„ James, 43, Commerce street *~-~~ John, button manufacturer, 98, Loch street -~,~~ John, clerk, h. Kingsland place ~™,, John, plasterer, M'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate, P M ~™.~ Robert, late plasterer, 8, John street Roderick, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Gordon street, h. and meal shop, 11, Bon-accord lane, p m ,„„„ Mrs. Captain, Kingsland place, George st. [street M'Leod, Alexander, flesher, 11, George-street market, h. 75, George ~~„~ Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 33, Summer lane, h. 2, Catto square M'L—M'R] NEW ABERDEEN. 119 M'Leod, Colin, & Co. tinplate workers and furnishing ironmongers, 14, Union street, h. 30, East North street „„ George, vintner, Church street ™ Colin (of Colin M'Leod & Co.), h. 30, East North street -„„„ James, tinsmith, 52, h. 30, East North street, P m —~~ John, road contractor, Holburn street ~-,~~ Murdoch, clerk (Royal Mail-coach office) ~™~ William, tailor, 3, Huxter row, h. 14, Gallowgate —~~ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2, Ragg's lane, Broad st. Macswein, Hugh, manager of the North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company, 52, Union street, h. 83, Crown street M'Taggart, Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 81, h. 83, Spring. M'William, James, book-keeper (J. Reid & Co.), Footdee [garden Robert, wright, 57, Woolmanhill -, Miss, teacher, Davidson's school, Footdee M'Linnan, Robert, spirit-dealer and vintner, 14, Frederick st. M'Millan, N., tea-dealer, 49, Castle street, h. 65, Park street Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 52, Quay, h. 22, Princes street, p M ~~— Robert, & Co., skinners, Steps of Gilcomston ~„— Rev. Samuel (of the Relief Church), h. Braehead, Gilcomston, p Thomas, tanner, Jack's brae, p ~ William, currier, Jack's brae, p —~„ & Hogg, tailors, Rettie's court, 26, Broad street ,—_„ Mrs., vintner and lodgings, 13, Guestrow M 'Naughty, turner, 122, George street M'Pherson, Alex., carter, 73, West North street ~™ Andrew, baker, 72, Netherkirkgate ~~~~ Duncan, broker, 39, East North street, P 31 Captain Duncan, late of 52d foot, 87, Hutcheon street, p m ~~~~ Hugh, excise-officer, Devanha Distillery, h. South Crown st. „ John, writer, T, Blackfriars street „-„„ John, baker, Schoolhill ™„ John, comb manufacturer, Steps of Gilcomston, h. Kingsland John, shipmaster (Commerce), 54, Quay [place, p m „~„„ & Rannie, boot and shoe makers, 260, h. 262, George street William, bookseller, 63, h. 61, Gallowgate, p M ~„ Mrs. Duncan, 262, George street ~—~~ Mrs., 117, George street ~~L~ Mrs., 5, East North street —~~ Mrs., lodgings, 28, St. Andrew street Misses, 24, Union place ~„~~ Misses, dressmakers, 1, Justice lane Miss, dressmaker, 28, St. Andrew street M'Phie, Mrs. Neil, broker, 38, Lodge walk M'Queen, Alex., shoemaker, 31, Netherkirkgate M'Rae, James, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cooperston buildings John, brewer (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h. Holburn street 120 NEW ABERDEEN. M'R—MAR M'Robb, William, master boat-builder (J. Reid & Co.), hi 5, Church M'Robbie, John, dyer, 139, Gallowgate, p m [street -—~~ Peter, gardener, 9, Porthill, p m Macrobin, Dr. Lunatic Asylum, Clarkseat, professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. 1, Enst Craibstone street, p m Mail and General Coach -offices, 65, Union 6treet Main, Thomas, vintner, Bridge of Dee ™„~ David, shipmaster (Sportsman), 67, Virginia street Mair, James, advocate, 102, Union street, p m William (of Gifford & Mair), 3, St. Mary place, p >i ~^~~ Miss, 42, Marischal street Maitland, George, agent for Blackie & Son, publishers, Glasgow ? also, for the Inverness Herald, John o' Groat Journal, Elgin Courant, Forres Gazette, and Scottish Guardian newspapers, 40, Broad street, p m ~ James & Co., candlemakers, 42, Netherkirkgate ,»~~~ John, merchant, 23, Union place, p m „~„~ Peter, labourer, Causewayend, P Richard, vintner, Bridge of Dee „„. Robert (of J. Maitland & Co.), h. Garvock street, p m „~~~ William, merchant, h. 1, St. Clement street, p m „ Mrs., lodgings, 83, Union street „„„„ Mrs., Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate „ Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91, Gallowgate Malcolm, Mrs. James, teacher (Infant's School), Princes street „„ James, labourer, Denburn-side, p „, Mrs., 141, Skene street „„ Miss, lodgings, 1, Rose street Mann, Andrew, 4, Thistle street „ John, bookseller, 5, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill „„ John, dealer in furniture, 3, Peacock's close „„ John, boot and shoe maker, 17, Longacre „„ John, shipmaster (Circassian), 6, Hanover street ™. William, wright, 85, Chapel street, h. 31, Summer street William, tailor, 5, Causewayend [street, P m Manuelle, Charles, stone-merchant, Waterloo quay, h. 42, Marischal Manuel, J. & J., manufacturers of effervescing champaign, lemonade, and soda water, Chronicle court, Queen street March, J., German-clock maker, 42, George street James, German-clock maker, 42, George street Marsh, James, shipmaster, 11, Carmelite street Marks, William, excise-officer, Smith's court, 49, Gallowgate, P M Marnoch, Alex., messenger and housekeeper, Customhouse Marquis, George, accountant, 147, Union street, h. 134, Crown st- Mair, Alex., spirit-dealer, 45, h. 46, Quay, P m David, horse-dealer, Cameron's court, West North street George, flesher, h. West North street —~~ George, flesher, 30, Adelphi, and 23, Shiprow, P m MAR—MAS] NEW ABERDEEN. 121 Marr, George (of Man- & Milne), h. 31, Wales street Williamson), „„ . & Milne, fleshers (successors to James 30 and 31, Wales-street market -~™~ William, spirit -dealer, 8, Garvock street ™„„ John, piano-forte maker and tuner, 115, Union st. p m Marshall, Allan A. brassfounder, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 51, West North street, and 34, Littlejohn street, p m Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and brassfounder, Oliver's ct. 12, Upperkirkgate ™ David, painter and glazier, 13, Diamond street, p m ~~~~ John, clerk (Arbuthnot & M'Combie), 49, Marischal street, h. 37, Littlejohn street „, Mrs. grocer, 104, Green Mrs. midwife and sick-nurse, 247, George street „„ Miss, poultry-shop, 13, Schoolhill Martin, Alexander, collector of Merchant Seamen's Fund, 29, James street—Office, 33, Regent quay, p M Alexander, jun. shipmaster (Crusader), 29, James street, p m Alexander, 3, Little Chapel street, p m „ Charles, shipmaster (Edward), 12, Yeats' lane „„ George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, North Broadford, p „„ James, slater, 68, Broad street , John, shipmaster (Margaret Hardie), 3, Victoria place ^ John, sen. flesher, 8, poultry market, h. Holburn place ~„~~ John, 3d clerk, Customs, h. 17, Huntly street ~„~_ John, jun. flesher, 11, poultry market, A. Union cottage, Union „. John, shipmaster, 5, Pork lane [street, p m ~~~~ Robert, flesher, 15, Poultry market, /*. Tollahill, Banchory Samuel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, 1, Cause- wayend, h. 1, Catherine street, p M „ Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34, Union st. h. Cruden's court, 22, „~~„ William, slater,41, Loch street, p m [Broad street, p m „ Mis. James, 1, Flourmill lane ~~~~ Mrs. provision shop, 27, Netherkirkgate Massie, Alexander, spirit-dealer, Church street ™~„ James Ignatius, manager, Gas-light Co. h. 56, Union st. P M „„. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 86, King street ~„„„ Marianus, advocate, 2, Long-acre, Broad street, P M ~~ William, feuar, Holburn street „—™ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 56, Union street Masson, Alexander, Sugarhouse lane, p m * Andrew, accountant, Well of Spa —„~ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 53, h. 50, Gallowgate, P M „~— John, wood-merchant, King street, h. Canalside ~~— John, spirit-dealer, 19, Gallowgate, f m „„— Robert, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 11, Justice st. p m „™„ Thomas, flesher, 189, George street —„~ William, cooper, Holburn street 122 NEW ABERDEEN. TMAS—MEA Masson, Mis. George, dealer in old clothes, 25, East North street Mrs. Samuel, 24, Union row „. Mrs. grocer, and spirit-dealer, 133, Skene street Miss, teacher, Holburn street Mather, John, commission-agent, 11, Bon-Accord street, p m „~~~ John, gardener, Kittyhrewster, p William, spirit-dealer, 15, Huntly street Matthew, Alexander C. surgeon, 83, Virginia street, and 10, Park street, h. 3, Canal terrace, p m ~~„„ Alexander, insurance-broker, 57, h. 24, Marischal street „ Alexander, shipowner, 24, Marischal street, p m „~-.~ Benjamin, forge man (J. Duffus & Co.), Prince-regent street James, forgeman (J. Duffus & Co.), 49, Wellington street «~~~ James, mason, 30, Summer street ».-.„- John, late baker, 31, Queen street, p m ~ John, grocer, 67, Shiprow .,~~„ William, boot and shoe maker, 53, Green .„_*. Mrs. Captain, 5, East North street Matthews & Low, tanners and leather-merchants, 76, George street „ „ William, jun. leather-merchant, h. 261, George street, P M ~„._ William, sen. leather-merchant, 22, Kidd lane, p M Matheson, Charles, ropemaker, 89, Virginia street James, baker, 60, h. 62, Schoolhill, p m ~~~„ James, wright, and dealer in furniture, 23, Peacock's close, East North street John, stabler and vintner, 32, North street, p M & Co. merchant tailors, 3, h. 2, Broad street Mrs. 27, Dee street „~ Mrs. Star inn, 30, Shiprow Mrs. midwife, 29, Huntly street Mathewson, Mrs. Alexander, nursery, Connigarhill, Links Mathieson, Isaac, mealseller, 2, East North st. h. 95, King st. p m ~~~~ Isaac, silk mercer and haberdasher, tuscan bonnet, plait, and shawl warehouse, 33, Union st. h. 2, St. Catherine wynd, James, broker, 10, East North street [p m Peter, proprietor, 14, Kidd lane, p m Robert, carter, 24, Virginia street ~_ Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 20, St. Nicholas street ™~~ Mrs. lodgings, 59, Huntly street Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, Holburn street George, farmer, Ruthrieston, p ~. Miss, matron, House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45, Guestrow . Miss, teacher, Girl's Hospital, 56, Gallowgate Mavers, Charles, flesher, 4, Wales street market, h. Shuttle lane Mearcs, Daniel, shipmaster (Arab), 2, Yeats' lane, P st George, late merchant, h. 31, Adelphi, p m •* ~~~~ James, berthmaster, 6, Baltic street —~~ John, spirit-dealer, 86, Woolmanhill MEA—MER] NEW ABERDEEN. 123 Mearns, Jolin, watch and clock maker, 9, k. 11, Schoolhill, P M Robert, builder, 53, Bon-Accord street, p m William, shipmaster (Helen), 2, Yeats' lane . Mrs. lodgings, 53, Bon-Accord street „„ Mrs. midwife, 5, Guestrow „ Miss, Chapel court, 61, Gallowgate „ Miss, Holburn street Medd, George, veterinary surgeon, 2, St. Nicholas lane Meffet, Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204, Gallowgate Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 18, Crown street Mellis, Mrs. 10, Peacock' sale and retail), 58, Broad st. h. 11, Queen st. P M „„„„ John, musician, Harvey's court, Gallowgate „ John, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h, 81, Shiprow ,^- Robert, wright, 95, Chapel street „„™ Miss, straw-hat maker, 81, Shiprow [st. P M Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46, Upperkirkgate, h. 87, Hutcheon ~™~ David, clerk, Harvey's court, 90, Gallowgate „ ~ James, land-surveyor, Hardgate Mrs. Alexander, provision-seller, 18, Young street „„ William, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn street, p „„ Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 61, Netheikirkgate, h. Car- Menzies, Charles, vintner, 48, Loch st. p m [negie's brae „„~~ John, leather-cutter, 8, h. 6, Woolmanhill „, Mrs. midwife, Sutherland's houses, Holburn street „ „ Mrs. Alexander, provision-seller, 18, Young street Mercer, Hay, watch and clock maker, 27, West North st. P M ~~~~ John, wright, 22, Hutcheon street William, artist, 22, Hutcheon street \h. 32, St. Andrew st. Merchant, Alexander, house-carpenter and cabinetmaker, Charlotte st. George, confectioner, 40, Queen street „ Isaac, shipmaster (Volant), 15, Prince-regent street Seamen's Office, 33, Regent quay ~. Mrs. 13, Chronicle lane — 124 NEW ABERDEEN. [MES—MIL Meston, Alexander, farmer, Deuhead of Rubislaw, P ~ James, grocer, 6, East North street John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 4, Mealmarket lane, h. Chron- icle lane [square, P m Thomas, teacher of English, &c. 56, Union st. h. ]'], Golden „ Rev. William, teacher of languages, 24, Belmont street „ ,„ Mrs. spirit-dealer, 43, George street Meyers, Lazarus, general merchant, 1, Flourmill lane Michael, Andrew, 2, Chapel street, p m Michie, George, cooper, 7, Flourmill-brae, p m James, lodgings, 11, Bon-Accord street, P M . m John, merchant, 24, Union row, P m Michigan Investment Co. — Murray & M'Combie, cashiers and agents, 103, Union st. Middleton, Alexander, blacksmith, 70, Park st. ~~~~ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46, h. 48, Summer st. P m „„„~ James, candlemaker, 40, Wales street, p m ~~~~ John, cabinetmaker, 6, James street «... Peter, tailor, Holburn street, p [street „ „ Robert, builder, 230, Union st. h. Gordon's court, 24, Gordon ~~ Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. Ash cottage, Skene st. p m ~~„„ Mrs. James, Braehead, Gilcomston * Mrs. wool and worsted merchant, 95, Gallowgate —™ Mrs. 2, Shuttle lane „~~~ Miss, dressmaker, 19, Huntly street ~„~„ Miss, dressmaker, 95, Gallowgate Military Hospital, Castlehill Millar, George, rope and twine manufacturer, 40, Park st. p m -™— James, flesher, h. 19, Wales street ~. James, moulder, 89, York street „„„„ James, tobacco-pipe maker, 72, Loch st. h. 55, George st. ~™,, William, tailor, 69, Queen street, p M Mrs. teacher, 47, Lodge walk Miller, John, provision-dealer, 35, h. 9, Guestrow ~ John, shipbroker and general agent, Commerce st. p m ~~™ Mrs. 30, Bon-Accord terrace [Huxter row, p m Milne, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 33, Marischal street, h. 16, ~~.— Alexander, watch and clock maker, 27, Mealmarket lane —™ Alexander, gardener, Carnationfield, near Rosemount terrace, F Alexander, lime, coal, bone-manure, and grain merchant Office, Provost Blaikie's quay, Inches, h. 3, James st. p M —~~ Alexander, baker, 83, h. 85, Gallowgate, p m ~ Alexander, tailor, 14, Dee street Alexander, shore-porter, 13, Exchequer row ~~-™ Alexander, of Pittrichie, grocer, snuff and tobacco manufac- turer, 14, Young street, h. 22, Gerard street, p m ~„ Andrew, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 34, Chapel street, p m MIL—MIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 125 Milne, Cruden, & Co. manufacturers of threads, shoe-threads, and linen, Spring-garden, Windmill-brae, and Gordon's mills ~. David, merchant, h. 24, St. Andrew street, p m ~ David, wright, 2, Martin's lane —,~~ George, victualling-house and tavern, 32, Castle, st. P m . L George, vintner, 10, Langstane place, r m George, mason, Kingsland place, George street — -— George, road contractor, Ferryhill cottage, P George, manufacturer (late of Gordon's mills), 43, Castle St. h. 19, Constitution street ~~-.„ James Hay, writer (Fiscal's chambers), Bon-Accord street ~- James, shore porter, 13, Exchequer row ~—~ James, manufacturer, h. Provost Milne's ct.65, Gallowgate,P m ~~—. James, shipmaster, 12, Marywell street James, tavern-keeper, St. Catherine's court, Shiprow James, mealseller, 5, Commerce street ~ James (Milne's lodgings), 2, Broad street [Broad st. ~,~™ James, Mill of Buchanston meal and bailey warehouse, 72, ~-™„ John, agent for Mill of Inverury, Canal terrace, h. Church st. ™ John B. (of W. Milne & Son), k. 3, Queen street, p M ~™„ John, gardener, Willowbank, P —.— John, confectioner, 48, Broad street, h. Henderson's court ~~-„. John, letter-carrier, 48, Queen street „~— John, timber merchant, King street, near Nelson street ~~~„ John, cabinetmaker, Chronicle court, 32, Broad street ~„~~ John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and County Bank, 93, Union street), h. 10, Green ,—~~ John D., advocate, 54, Union st. h. East Craibstone st. p m ~~™ John, carter, Fish street, p M [10, Green ~~™. John, clerk, Police- tax office, 50, St. Nicholas street, h. . John S. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57, Virginia street —~~ Joseph, horseshoer and farrier, 3, Farrier lane and Lang- stane place, h. 95, King street, p m —-™Low, & Co. manufacturers & woollen drapers 1, Union buildings ™ Matthew, boot and shoe maker, 19, Chapel street „~ Peter, late shipmaster, 55, Virginia street ~-~™ Peter, provision-merchant, 25, St. Clement street ~-~™ Peter, overseer (William Allan, Waterloo quay), A. Sugar- ..—„,- Robert, teacher, 19, Marischal street, p m [house lane Robert, timber-measurer, Hardgate -—,.„ Robert, tidewaiter, Clerihew's houses, Prince-regent street „~~~ Robert, manufacturer, 9, Black's buildings ~ Roger, cashier (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 11, Schoolhill, p m „ Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside, P ~. Thomas, master shipwright (Hall & Sons, Footdee), h. St. Clement street „ , William, cabinetmaker, Thornton place, Guestrow William (of W. Milne & Son), h. 32, Adelphi, p 126 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIL—MIT Milne, William (of Marr & Milne), h. 9, Wales street, p M William, nailer, John street William, musician, Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate „*,„„ William, carter, 13, Sugarhouse lane, p M „„„„ William, vintner, 10, Woolmanhill William, contractor, Bridge of Dee [11, Schoolliill, pm William, boot and shoe maker, 17, St. Nicholas street, h. . „„ William, & Son, grocers, tea and spirit merchants, 37 and 39, Broad street, h. 3, Queen Btreet ~~^. William, late painter and glazier, h. W. Milne's court, 60, . Mrs. Captain, 51, Chapel street [Gallowgate, p m , Mrs. David, midwife, 24, St. Andrew street „ Mrs. G. 55, Shiprow ~™~ Mrs. John, vintner, 11, Back wynd Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and stay maker, 15, Queen street .^. Mrs. midwife, Stonytown „„ Mrs. stabler, Harriot street Mrs. 31, Wales street Mrs. lodgings, 59, Long-acre Mrs. midwife, 41, Harriot street Mrs. flesher, 2, Wales-street market, h. 11, Wales street Miss, teacher of piano-forte and singing, 19, Marischal street „~, Miss, 75, Union street «~^» Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Thistle street »~~~- Miss, dressmaker, 3, Thornton place *™™ Miss Margaret, register office, 3, Guestrow , Miss Barbara, sick-nurse, 41, Harriot street ~~~~ Miss, dressmaker, 54, Shiprow „„ Miss, dressmaker, Eingsland place Milton, Alexander, Police, h. Harriot street Minty, James, assistant inspector of police, 28, Princes street Minto, William, superintendent of patent slip, h. 28, Wellington ~™~ William, & Co. boatbuilders, York place [st. P M „„ William, shipbuilder (of W. Minto & Co.), A. 28, Wellington Mirrielees, James, general agent, 29, Adelphi, Union st. p [street *^„„ John, manufacturer, Crown street ... .. William, merchant, 29, Adelphi, h. Twin cottage, Holburn street, p m ~~~~ & Ranson, stoneware, china, and glass merchants, 47, Union Mitchell, Alexander, assistant pilotmaster, New Pier [street Alexander, overseer (A. Rainnie, builder), h. head of Spa st. -™— Alexander, bookseller, stationer, and binder, 20, Upperkirk- gate, h. 20, Spittal, p m Charles, spirit-dealer, 41, Guestrow, p m ,~ David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire and Life Assur- ance Company, 1, Marischal street, P M ,~ Rev. David, teacher (East Parish Sessional school), Loch street, h. 108, Gallowgate MIT—MOI] NEW ABERDEEN. 127 Mitchell, Daniel, machine-maker, 37, Park street, p m „ George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 8, Black's build- ings, p M „—~ George, coffee-rooms, 62, Castle street, P M George, mason, 91, Chapel street ™ James, cutler, optician, and dealer in toys, trinkets, &c. 39, East North street, P m ~~~~ James, clothier and haberdasher, 5, Union buildings, h. 49, Whitehouse street, p m James, gardener, Hardgate .. John, publisher and newspaper agent, 23, h. 36, Queen st. „™.- John, builder, 4, Little Chapel street, p m [p m „„«-. John, vintner and spirit-dealer, 11, Chapel street John, shipmaster, 13, Guestrow, p m Peter, labourer, Gilcomston, p M ~~„~ Robert, jun. clerk (National Bank), h. 20, Quay ^, Robert, manager (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 20, Re- gent quay, p m Thomas, engineer (J. Duffus & Co.), 25, Constitution street - Rev. William L. minister (Holburn Church) h. 139, Skene st. William, hecklemaker, 197, Gallowgate William, clerk (Police Tax-office, St. Nicholas street), h. Hutcheon street ~~ William, bookseller, fancy stationer, and jeweller, 81, Union „ William, tailor, 12, Thornton place, 37, Guestrow [st. p m „ William, carter, 21, James street ™~~ Mrs. Mitchell's court, 80, North street Mrs. midwife, 91, Chapel street ~~,~, Mrs. 54, Chapel street ~~~~ Mrs. pattern-printing establishment, 10, St. Nicholas street ~~~~ Mrs. lodgings, 20, St. Nicholas street ««»~*, Mrs. Major, of Ashgrove, 9, Belmont street „ Misses, dressmakers, 41, Guestrow ^ Miss, 1, Chapel street Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton, p Mrs. lodgings, 29, Broad street Moir, Alexander, late hosier, Moir's court, 103, Gallowgate, p m „ „ Alexander, vintner, Wellington street „~~~ Andrew, M.D., lecturer on anatomy—Lecture-rooms, Kings- land place and Flourmill-lane, h. 63, Guestrow, p M B. (of J. Moir & Son), h. 36, Marischal street, p m , Charles, grocer and druggist, 5, Skene row [p M David, furnishing tailor, 8, St. Nicholas st. h. 7, Crown sf Francis, vintner, funeral and occasional waiter, 72, West George, of Denmore, h. Denmore, p m [North st. P M ~~ George, tailor, 10, Shiprow James, M.D. 9, Carmelite street, p m James, hairdresser, 4, Skene street 128 NEW ABERDEEN. [MOI—MOR Moir, James, boot and shoe maker, 71, East North street „„. . James, spirit-dealer, 95, George street ~~~„ James, & Co., clothiers and tailors, 5, King street, h. 1, „„ John, blacksmith, 3, Mutton-brae [St. Mary place „ John, sheriff-officer, 35, George street * John (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. Trinity street „ John, & Son, preservers of all kinds of animal and vegetable food in a fresh state, 56, "Virginia street Captain Robert, 20, North Broadford „,„ Robert, wine-merchant, 23, Adelphi, Union street, p m ,„ William (Mr. Edmond, advocate, 64, Union street), h. Kingsland place William, proprietor, Causewayend, P M Mrs. vintner, Wellington street „~„„ Mrs. of Raeden, h. 30, North Silver street „. Mrs. wool-merchant, 59, h. 61, Gallowgate „. „ Mrs. register office, 35, George street ™ Miss, 66, Schoolhill ... Miss, dressmaker, 18, Marywell street „™„ Misses, 8, Gnestrow [street, p m Mollison, Alexander, jeweller (of Begg & Mollison), h. 10, Gordon David porter and spirit dealer, 26, h. 39, Quay, p m „„™ James, Union Hotel, 25, Union street, P M „ James, grocer, 4, St. Clement street ~™~ John, vintner, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26, Virginia st. ~ , Mrs. 6, Denburn Mollyson, Mrs. Captain William, 52, Chapel street Moncnr, James, driver (Banff mail-gig), 64, Hutcheon street ~~~~ Nicol, 33, St. Andrew street More. Misses, dressmakers, 9, Commerce street Misses (of the late Collector's family of the Customs), 71, Dee Miss, of Raeden, 193, Union street [street Morgan, Alexander, hairdresser, Upper Denburn John, cabinetmaker, College street, h. Trinity street ™„,„ John, shipmaster (Si. Nicholas), 8, Yeats' lane, P m „„ John, Rev. teacher (Gilcomston parish school), Summer st. Morice, D. R. advocate, h. 12, Golden square, P M [p M „„ & Anderson, advocates, 233, Union street Mrs. Alexander, 4, West Craibstone street Mrs. 233, Union street west Mrs. Isobella, 165, Union street —„„ Mis. 29, Justice street Morison, Alexander, shipmaster (City of Aberdeen), 13, Frince- ~. Alexander, pilotmaster, New Pier, p ai [regent st. p m Alexander (of Morison & Gray), silk-mercers, 17, h. 11, ~~„~ Alex. jun. writer, 13, Prince-regent st. [Union buildings ~—,~ David, woollen draper, 2, Castle st. h. 25, Queen st. p m . George, coach-guard (Earl of Fife), Webster's court, Guestrow MOR—MON] NEW ABERDEEN. 129 Morison, George, M.D. 21, Constitution street „„ James, gardener, Drywell park, Loanhead, p ~~„„ James, late of Berbice, 59, Dee street, P M „„ John, shipmaster, 1, St. Mary place, P M „ „ John, shipmaster, 21, Constitution street, p M ~~ John, tea-dealer, 85, Causewayend „„™, Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Company, Inches), /*. 18, Bon-Accord street [wynd, p m „ William, umbrella-maker, 12, Gallowgate, h. 27, Windy „„ William, engineer, 47, Guestrow „ ~ William, 57, Gerard street, P m „„„„ Mrs. William, lodgings, 11, Union buildings Mrs. 54, Chapel street „„„„ Miss Jane, washer and dresser, 123, Skene street „„.— Miss, dressmaker, 37, Littlejohn street Morrison, James, shipmaster, 43, Constitution street ~~™. William, tailor, 47, Guestrow Morren, Miss, 29, Dee street Morrice, Alexander, shipowner, 3, Affleck place, P m ~~— Alexander, ironmonger (W. M'Kinnan & Co.), h. 15, Princes —~~ James, innkeeper and lodgings, 42, Quay, P m [street, p m Mortimer, Alexander, ship-bread baker, general commission agent, and shipbroker, Waterloo quay, p m , James, coppersmith, 6, Black's buildings „™™ Peter, wood-merchant, Poynernook, h. 55, Dee street ., Robert (John Duffus & Co.), King st. h. 52, Bon-accord st. „, William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 1 10, George st. P M : „„ Mrs. 52, Bon-Accord st. [Mitchell's court, 41, Guestrow Mowat, Alexander, hatter and furrier, 38, Marischal street, h. 4, „ Alexander, broker, Gl, Shiprow Alexander, stoneware meixhant, proprietor of hot and cold sea-water baths, at Seabeach and 10, Quay, h. 46, Consti- tution street, p M „„, George, silk-hat maker, and furrier, 7, Netherkirkgate James, tailor, and renovater of gentlemen's wearing apparel, 8, Flourmill-brae [Sinclair's close, h. 9, Guestrow, r m „^-~ John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 10,Justicest—workshop, „„ William, clerk (Adam & Anderson), 75, Union street, h. 13, Mrs. James, 121, Crown street [Bon-Accord lane Muil, Francis, baker, 153, George street, and 38, John street, h. „™~ John, baker, 41, Schoolhill, p M [155> George st. p m „.„... William, painter and glazier, 4, Carnegie's-brae Muir, Alexander, advocate, 36, Union st. h. Loirston house, P M Muirden, James, mason, 91, Gallowgate Monro, David, advocate, 18, Adelphi, h. 5, Carmelite street „^ Donald, wright, Thomson's court, Gl, Broad street George (of Nicol & Monro), h. 5, Carmelite street, r , Joseph, stonecutter, 105, h. 103, West North street 130 NEW ABERDEEN. [MON—MUR Monro, Mrs. late of Huntly, 5, Carmelite street Munro, Alexander, turner, fishing-rod and tackle maker, 118, h. 120, Kiug street, p M & Grant, woollen drapers, 85, Union street „„ James, shipmaster, Bon-Accord lane, P M James & David, boot and shoe makers, 48, Upperkirkgate, h. Jack's brae, p m -™— John, surveyor of taxes— Office, 85, h. 84, Union st. p M -~~~ Kenneth, boot and shoe maker and leather-cutter, 78, h. 80, Robert, artist, 44, Gordon street [George St. P m Roderick, shoemaker, 28, St. Clement street William (of Taylor & Munro), h. 85, Hutcheon street, P M „„ Mrs. John, straw-hat manufacturer, 57, Queen street .. Mrs. staymaker, 120, King street „„,„ Mary, provision seller, 83, Chapel street Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller, 36, St. Nicholas street, h. 46, Dee William, cabinetmaker, Denburn terrace [street Muriel, Edward, auctioneer, 142, George street, p m Murray, Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 4, West North St. P M Alexander, shore-porter, Commercial court, 58, Castle st. _„ Alexander, flesher, Uniou street, opposite the County Room s h. Morningfield, P Alexander, blacksmith, 55, Chapel street ,- Andrew, advocate, 103, Union street, P M , Andrew Geddes, clerk (Aberdeen Lime Co.), h. Springbank & M'Combie, advocates, 103, Union street [terrace & Morison, managers (Aberdeen Lime Company), Provost Blaikie's Quay, Inches [Dee street, p m „ George, merchant (W. Smith, jun.), 106, Union street, h. 11, ~„ George, lastmaker, Ross' court, 6, Upperkirkgate, h. 87, Gal- lowgate, p m [street „,w»~ George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron & Co.), h. 13, Bon-Accord George, tinplate worker, 29, h. 31, Chapel st. George, builder, 63, Park street, P M „„-„ James, advocate, 48, h. 50, Schoolhill, r m ~~~~ James, boot and shoe maker, 52, h. 50, Upperkirkgate, p M James, clerk (Farquhar & Gill), h. 10, Drum's lane -~~w. Rev. John (North-parish Church), h. 60, St. Nicholas st. P M ~ John, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 30, h. 36, Quay, p m [terrace ~~~~ John, tobacconist (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), h. 7> Rosemount John, spirit-dealer, 49, Frederick street ~~~~ John, shoemaker, 26, Park street —-,-.— Robert, shoemaker, 3, Greig's court, Windmill-brae ~ Robert, confectioner, 11, h. Brebner's ct. 9, Castle st. p M ~—.- William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.)— Office, 2, Lime sheds, Inches, h. Springbank terrace, P M William, builder, 58, John street, p M — MUR—NIC] NEW ABERDEEN. 131 Murray, William, brushmaker, 31, Chapel street ~~~~ William, flesher, Loanhead, P m „„ William, Treasurer to the Operative Mutual Assurance So- ciety, 52, Gerard street „ William, tobacconist, 46, Netherkirkgate „„— William, writer, 46, Netherkirkgate William, boot and shoe maker, 57, Windmill-brae „„„,- & Scott, chimney-sweepers, 46, Gallowgate „~~~ Mrs. Peter, umbrella-maker, 76, Green ~~ Mrs. vintner, 81, Windmill-brae ~~ Miss, teacher, 30, Frederick street Mutch, James, shoemaker, 36, Virginia street „„ John, gardener, Lochhead, P , „ John, blacksmith, 18, John street „~„~ Robert, blacksmith, 22, Dee street, r m Nairne, Mrs. 40, Schoolhill Napier, Alexander, wright, Denburn terrace George, contractor, 101, West North street „„„„ George, vintner, Mannofield National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42, Castle st. [street Naughton, John, turner and musical-instrument maker, 122, George Neil, Joseph, cart and plough wright, 103, West North st. P M Mrs. vintner, 44, Quay Nelson, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, Gerard street „-~™ Charles, builder and stonecutter, Union place, h. 38, Union *—„~ Daniel, spirit-dealer, 59, h. 53, Green [row, P M „-.— George, blockmaker and boatbuilder, York street, P m George, jun. 5, Summer lane [York st. w„~~ William, & Co. boatbuildei-s, block and pump makers, 54, „.„„ William (of W. Neilson & Co.), h. 5, Summer lane, P m Mrs. housekeeper, Trinity-hall, 1, Trinity corner Neish, Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49, Windmill-brae, p M ™ Miss, dress-maker and milliner, 14,Dee street Netherlands' Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, Bank of Scot- land court, Castle street Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate [Princes st. Nicholas, Thomas, & Co. locksmiths and wood-screw makers, 16, Nicol, Alexander (of Nicol & Monro), merchant and shipowner, h. Seaton Farm, Old Aberdeen, P Alexander, cooper, 51, Guestrow „- Francis H. 2, Upperkirkgate, p m ~ George, carter, 15, Young street [Causewayend . ~~ George, overseer ( W. Routledge & Son), 219, Gallowgate, h. 6, ~~~~ James, advocate, 18, Adelphi, p M James, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co), h. Old Aberdeen James, bulker, Harbour office, h. 2, Shorebrae James, & David Monro, advocates, 18, Adelphi, Union st. 132 NEW ABERDEEN. [NIC—NOR Nicol, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 20, h. 22, Shiprow, P M ,—™. John, boot and shoe maker, 294, George street ~„~~ John, 25, Prince-regent street ~~~„ John, tailor, 16, Huxter row Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10, h. 8, Exchequer row, p M & Monro, merchants and shipowners, 56, Marischa! street Robert, clothier, h. 68, Queen street „ Whinton, ropemaker, h. 39, Hutclieon street William, clerk (Al. Cowie, Virginia street), /*. 18, Shiprow , Mrs. Andrew, 4, Dee street Mrs., broker, 93, Gallowgate [lane , Mrs., stewardess (Queen of Scotland steamer), h. 14, Water ~~~~ Mrs., vintner, 3, Wellington street Nicoll,John, turner, 5, Flourmill-brae [wynd Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith, 11, Causewayend, h. 27, Windy ~ James B. landing waiter (Customs), h. 14, North Silver street James, book-keeper (Hall & Sons), h. Virginia street „. Thomas Balford, of the Customs, 14, Silver street , Mrs. Wilson, 26, Bon-accord terrace „™~ Mrs., lodgings, 6, Bon-accord terrace Mrs., lodgings, 37, Marischal street ~~, Mary, provision-seller, 2, Frederick street Niddry, John, writer, 64, Hutcheon street, P m ~~~~ William, artist, Craigwell place, Skene street Nisbet, Alexander, mason, Stonytown, p m „„„„ Andrew, soapmaker, 94, Loch street, h. 199, King st. P M -~ & Robertson, ship-insurance brokers, 47, Marischal street ~~„„ James, (of Nisbet & Robertson), h. Stonyton, Rubislaw Niven, Mrs., midwife, Chronicle court, 10, Queen street ~~~~ Mrs., vintner, 10, Netherkirkgate Noble, William, police mason, 26, Causewayend ~~~~ Mrs., vintner, 68, St. Clement street Norrie, Alexander, shipmaster, Affleck place ~™~ Mrs., 3, Kidd lane Norris, Frederick, teacher, Crown court, Union street Miss, matron, Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn place North British Australasian Loan Company— Office, 31, Gallowgate North British Coffee-house, 17, Causewayend—Robert Davidson North British Fire and Life Insurance—T. & Newell Burnett, advo- cates, 25, Belmont street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103, Union street, agents North of Scotland Banking Company, 43, Broad street — Henry Paterson, manager North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company— William Chalmers, manager— Office, 3, King street North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company— H. Macswein man- ager—entries, M'Combie's court, 52, Union street, and 5!, Netherkirkgate NOR—PAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 133 North of Scotland Steam-Navigation Company's Office—J. Duffus & Co.'s Works Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Charles Chalmers, advo- cate, agent— Office, 147, Union street Notnian, Robert R. manager (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance Co.), 89, Union street, p m Nuttal, Dr. 91, Bon accord street Ogg & Farquhar, land-surveyors, /*. 4, Correction wynd Henry (Henry Ogg & Co.), h. Holburn street, r Henry, & Co. Strathdee distillery, Cooperston „-—„ Mrs. provision-seller, 120, George street Ogilvie, Alexander, baker, 44, Guestrow, h. 2, Barnett's close, P m Alexander, upholsterer, 43, Constitution street Alexander, shoemaker, 9, Park street „~~_ John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill „ William, flaxdresser, yarn and linen merchant, 63, Nether- kirkgate, h. Mile-end, p „ Mrs. lodgings, 6, Marischal street „„, Mrs. 156, Union street ~~~~ Miss, of Auchiries, 37, Union place „ Misses, Ruthrieston Misses, 1, St. Nicholas street [North street, p m Ogilvy, John, baker, 70, King street and 14, Regent quay, h. 1, East Ogston, Alexander, tallow-chandler, 88, Loch street, h. Ardo, P M „~™ Francis, M.D. Ogston's court, 84, Broad street, p ai ~ John, wright, 11, Denburn terrace, P 31 „_„„ Mrs. 84, Broad street Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 137, Union street Oidman, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 2, Wales street Andrew, merchant, 26, St. Nicholas street, p M George, hairdresser, 80, East North street ~ Miss, teacher, 114, Chapel street Oliver, James, landing- waiter, Customs, h. 2, Broad street Oswald, George, & Co. ship, insurance, and stock brokers—Office, 43, Marischal street ~™~ Henry C. (of Oswald, George, & Co.), h. 24, Constitution st. Mrs. James, 24, Constitution street —~~ Mrs. midwife, 16, Skene square Orcherton, James, manager, Mill of Ord Warehouse, 108, Loch street Page, John, inspector, 5, Black's buildings Palladium Life Assurance Society— Robert Smith, advocate, 96, Union street, agent Palmer, James, shipmaster John, vintner, 29, Berry lane Panton, Alexander, carver and gilder, Broad street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Lower Denburn 134 NEW ABERDEEN. [PAN—PEA Panton, Mrs., Mitchell place, King street Park, Andrew, mason, 9, Hutcheon street Parker, Rev. Gavin (of Bon-accord Parish), h. 52, Skene terrace ~™„ John, shipmaster, 33, Wales street, p M Paikhill, John, grocer and spirit-dealei', 35, East North st. P M Paterson, Alexander, mill-overseer, 41, Frederick street Alexander, baker, 16, h. 61, St. Nicholas street „„ George, blacksmith, Park lane, h. Mill street Henry, eashier (North of Scotland Banking Co.), h. Bon-ac- cord square, P M James, tanner, 3, Denburn terrace, P M „ James, clerk, 57, Wellington street, p m [gate John, candlemaker (James Maitland & Co.), 42, Netherkirk- „„ John, shipmaster (Glasgow Packet), h. Wales street John, advocate, 2, Guestrow, p m „„ John, "rocer, tea and spirit dealer, 151, h- 149, George st. p m „ John, surgeon, 61, St. Nicholas street, p m „~~~ John & George, boot and shoe makers, 130, Union street, h. 10, Black's buildings, p m „„ William, druggist, 51, Broad street, h. Ruthrieston, and at the shop „ William, leather merchant and tanner, 2, Denburn terrace „„ William, advocate, 6, Constitution street, p m [terrace „„ & Co. tanners and curriers, Jack's brae—Office, Denburn ~„~~ William., boot and shoe maker, 23, St. Nicholas st. h. St. Mary place, p m „„„ William, draper, 230, George street, h. 19, North Broadford William, millwright (J. Duffus & Co.), 107, Gallowgate „ Mrs. A. 10, Bon-accord terrace „„ Mrs. 123^, Union street „„ Miss, late of Logie, 40, Skene terrace „ Catherine, provision shop, 26, Guestrow [street Paul, David, engineer (Steam-Navigation Co.), h. 28, Wellington „ Rev. James, 15, Correction wynd, p M [street „„ John, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 83, West North „„ Rev. William, assistant and successor at Banchory-devenick Parish, h. Ruthrieston, p m Robert, mason, 89, Chapel street ,~~„~ Mrs. Professor, h. 28, Wellington street Paulin, G. B. custom-house agent and shipowner, h. 7, John street Robert (of Jaffray & Paulin, painters, Gallowgate), h. 9, John street —™, Thomas, overseer (Salmon Fishings), Ferryhill Paulus, Buhl von, Knt. St. H.R.B.O.M.R.M.C.S.M. Lieut, teacher of the German and Spanish languages, &c. 33, Cause- vvayend Pearson, Alexander, manager (G. & W. Davidson), h. 20, Virginia John, shipmaster, 7, Constitution street, p nt [street, p 31 PEE— PHI] NEW ABERDEEN. 135 Peebles, George, tinsmith (Hugh Gordon & Co.), 82, Loch street Peggie, Thomas, power- looms, Broadford, h. Maybank Peeler, George, fruiterer, 38, Broad street Penman, Mrs. 259, Kingsland place, George street Penny, William, shipmaster, h. 46, Marisehal street Permit Office, 112, King street Peterkin, John, wright, Whitehouse street, p m Miss, dress and straw-hat maker, 40, Gallowgate Petrie, George, engraver and copperplate printer, 6, Huxter row, h. 12, Stronach's close, p M ~~~~ James (of Wright & Petrie), h. 43, Bon. Accord street ~„ James, broker, 68, East North street John, engraver and copperplate printer, h. 18, Guestrow Robert, boot and shoe maker, 120, Skene street Pettigrew, Alexander, vintner, Stronach's close, Castle street, p m Petty, David, shipmaster (Lady of the Lake), h. 16, "Virginia street Phoenix Fire Office—Henry & Clements Lumsden, advocates, Union terrace; Alexander Allan, advocate, M'Combie's court, 52, Union street ; and John Humphrey, advocate, 102, King street, agents. Philip, Colin Allan, advocate, 15, King st. h. 82, Queen st. p m ~~~_ James, shipmaster, 8, Justice lane James, surgeon, 1, Mounthooly, h. 82, Queen street ; John, bookbinder, 54, h. 50, Queen street, p M ~-~™ John, shipmaster (Catto), 7> Hanover street & Taylor, wholesale and retail clothiers and drapers, 40, Union st. (up stairs) William, clothier and draper (Philip & Taylor), h. 35, Ne- therkirkgate, p m William, jun. & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 32, Union st. William, jun. (of William Philip, jun. & Co.), h. 4, Affleck street, p m William, stabler, 15, Princes street ~ Mrs. James, 82, Queen street . „ Mrs. William, poultry shop, 21, George street ~„— Mrs. 8, Justice lane ~~~~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 90, Union street Phillip, Andrew, cabinetmaker, h. 13, Union row, P M Andrew & William, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, Com- mercial buildings, 111, Union street ~~~~ Charles, shipmaster (Sovereign), 83, Bon-accord street, p m ~ Forbes, builder, 6, Park street, p m ,.-,..„ James, of Morningfield, h. Morningfield, P M —-™ John, working upholsterer, 23, Woolmanhill, and 11, Black- friars street ~~~~ Captain Thomas, 83, King st. p M ~~~~ William (of A. & W. Philip), h. 6, St. Mary place, r M 136 NEW ABERDEEN. [PHI—POR Phillip, William, shipmaster, 30, Virginia street, p M Mrs. 6, St. Mary place Philp, William, millwright and machine-maker, 68, Loch st. h. 91, Gallowgate, P M Phrenological Society, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N., 68, Higli street, Old Aberdeen, p Piggie, A. H. & Co. tailors, 87, Broad street, entry from 5, Upper- kirk gate Pirie, Alexander (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. 21, Adelphi, p m Alexander, j.nn. (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), A. 21, Adelphi, p m Alexander & SonB, paper manufacturers and wholesale sta- tioners, 20, Adelphi „„„*» Alexander, foreman (W. Simpson & Co.) h. 2, Hanover lane David, merchant (of Inglis & Pirie), h. 57, Union st. p m „ Francis (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. Balgownie, P M George, clerk (L. M. & Co.), /*. Brebner's court, 84, Shiprow ~~~~ George, vintner, Maberly street, Broadford, p George, vintner, shore-porter, and sedan-chair carrier, h. 9, Weigh- house square ^~™ George, surgeon and druggist, 55, h. 54, Quay [p m „™„ John, gardener (successor to J. Cadenhead), Strawberrybank, „~~~ John, spirit-dealer, 62, Castle street .™„~ Patrick, manufacturer, Gordon's mills, h. Cotton lodge, p m Patrick, jun. manufacturer (of Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h- Don cottage, near Old Aberdeen, p m ~„~~ William, 67, Bon-accord street, P M „„„„ William & Co. worsted spinners, hosiers, and carpet manu- facturers, 8 and 9, Adelphi, Union street . William, writer, 54, Quay Miss, dressmaker, 107, George street Pirrie, William, M.D., professor of surgery in the Marischal Col- lege, h. 238, Union street, p m Pittendrich, Alexander, beadle (St. Clement's Church), and funeral- waiter, h. 5, St. Clement lane, east end of St. Clement street, p m ~~ George, teacher, Exchange court Pittendrigh, Alexander, advocate, Exchange court, Union st. p M Playfair, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 20, King street, h. Ann st. P M ~~ , Charles, gunmaker, 94, h. 84, Union street, P M Pole, Laurence, shipmaster (Victoria), 5, Summer lane Police Writing Chambers, 50, St. Nicholas street Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of Constitution street Poison, Mrs. Hugh, 6, Spa street Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's court, Upperk irk gate —James Fowlie, treasurer „„ Assessment, St. Nicholas Parish—Office, 17, Huxter row Porter, Francis, boot and shoe maker, 20, East North street, h. 11, „ David, cabinetmaker, Jack's brae [Constitution st. — POR—EAE] NEW ABERDEEN. 137 Porter, Hugh, broker, 8, West North street Robert, letter-carrier, Newbridge, Hardgate Post Office, 15, Adelphi, Union street „„ (Penny), 59, High street, Old Aberdeen (Penny), James Brebner, Cotton ~~~-. (Receiving), James Fraser, grocer, 197? Union street ™. , (Receiving), Peter Buyers, 32, Quay ~~ (Receiving), John Davidson, 235, George street Poulter, Absalom, clothier, h. G5, Dee street „- „ Thomas, clothier, 35, Union street, h. G5, Dee street, p m Pratt & Keith, silk-mercers and shawl-merchants, 53, Union street, h. 1, Adelphi, p si ~~~~ Robert, miller, Flourmill, /*. Lamond's court, 49, Upper- kirkgate, P M Presley, Alexander, shoemaker, 169, George street ,^.,™ George, coach-guard, 169, George street „ George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 1, St. Mary place, Crown street Mrs. lodgings, 18, Marischal street Pride, Ann, 29, Marischal street Primrose, Thomas, advocate, and agent for Caledonian xVssurance, 11, Adelphi court -,~~~ Rev. William, 19, North Silver street, p m Procter, John, manager (Broadford Works), h. 3, Mary place, May- Miss, 139, Skene street [bank Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh —Alexander & John Cadenhead, advocates, 9, Huxter row Procurator- Fiscal for the County— William Simpson, advocate Office, 56, Bon-accord street Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire—John D. Milne, advocate, 54, Union street Profat, George D. advocate, 20, King street Promoter Life Assurance & Aimuity Company of London John Stuart, advocate, 2, Queen street Protector Fire Insurance Company — Alexander Allan, advocate, M'Combie's court, 52, Union street Provident Life Office and County Fire Office— agent, ffui. Smith, jun. 106, Union street Provin, Mrs. lodgings, 18, Marischal street [street Prussian Vice-Consul —Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Castle Public Rooms, Union street— William Ciiisholm, keeper „„ English School, 1, Drum's lane Pye, Mrs. G. 4, Trinity street Pyper, James, post-horse master and livery stables, T, Shoe lane, p m Rae, Alexander, 40, Huntly street „„„— George, messenger-at-arms, Advocates' hall, Union street, and librarian to the Society of Advocates, v m m 2 138 NEW ABERDEEN. [RAE—REI Rae, George, mason, Nelson street, p m ~„„~ John, gardener, Burnside „ Nathaniel, coalbroker, 72, Green „ William, collector of coal-money, 18, Huxter row „. William, gardener, 33, Spittal William, millwright, 9, Hanover street William, clerk (Town & County Bank), h. 26, Dee st. Mrs. lodgings, 50, Causewayend „ Mrs. Northfield, Gilcomstou Rae burn, John, lately teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. 11, Union row, v m John plasterer, 2, Denburn, p m Raffan, Mrs. William, Skene square Raffarty, Peter, merchant, 2, Regent quay [p m Ragg, David R. merchant (of Brebner & Ragg), h. Marine terrace, ~ John, stabler, 6, Little Belmont street, p M Rait, Miss, lodgings, 4, Frederick street Ramage, Andrew, leather merchant, 41, Long-acre [st. p m George, stocking manufacturer, 47, Castle st. A. 16, East North „ Mrs. John, 2, St. Catherine wynd Ramsay, Allan, 12, Frederick street ~„ John, of the Aberdeen Journal Walter, tailor, 2, Denburn ~ Mrs. lodgings, 19, Union buildings „™„ Mrs. teacher, Gordon's court, 4, Schoolhill ~ Mrs. 5, Black's buildings Miss, of Barra, h. 22, Bon-accord terrace Rainie, Alex., haberdasher, 245, George street Rainy, George, surgeon, 27, Queen street, P M Rainnie, Alex., builder and timber-merchant, Commerce street, P M -™„~ Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 3, Shiprow, h. 41, Wales street, p M „„„. William, shoemaker, 262, George street, p M William, clerk to the Operative Mutual Assurance Society, h. Spittal Randall, Mrs., broker, 28, East North street Rankin, Arthur, jobbing gardener, 32, Hutcheon street Rannie, Mrs. lodgings, 102, Union street Ranson, Edward, stoneware-merchant, 19, Union buildings, p m Rattray, Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 36, Woolmanhill, p m „- William, manufacturing chemist, 14, North Broadford, p m Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4, Gallowgate, p M »~~.~ Captain, R.N., 8, Constitution street Read, William, merchant, 35, Belmont street, p m Refuge, House of, and Industry, 45, Guestrow Reid, Alex., fancy dyer, 36, Loch street „..,.-. Alex., clerk, Harbour Office, h. 16, Gallowgate Alex., stabler, 23, Harriot street, p m „~ Alex., cart and plough wright, 22, h. 26, Skene street REI— REI] NEW ABERDEEN. I3y Reid, Lieul. Andrew, R.N., Bridge of Dee, p „ „ Benjamin, nurseryman and seedsman (James Reid & Co ), h. Chapel street, p m ~~— Charles, house-carpenter, 31, Skene street Donald, teacher of sacred music and precentor (East Church), Gordon's court, 24, Gordon street „~— Donald, saddler, 13, Skene street Duncan, late shipmaster, 26, Wales street -™— Duncan, surgeon, Crown court, Union street, p m Edward, superintendent (House of Refuge), Duthie's court, 45, Guestrow, p George, stove and fender maker, smith, and bell-hanger, 39, h. 31, Queen street, p m ~~~~ George, & Son, chemists and druggists, 45, Union street ~ George, sen. (of G. Reid & Son), h. 28, Silver street, p m „—„ George, jun. (of G. Reid & Son), h. Crown court, Union st. George, iron-turner, Gerard street, p fp m .»~-— James, of Meadowbank, h. 26, St. Nicholas street, p m —„„ James, gardener, 1, Little Wales street „_-. James, plumber, 24, Woolmanhill James, vintner, Exchequer row, h. 6, Burnett's close James, farmer, Lochlands, p m ~~„~ James, mason, 6, St. Catherine wynd James, nursery and seedsman, h. Belville, Gilcomston, p _,— James, gardener, Springbank, end of Bon-accord street, p m James, shipmaster (Dee), 3, Victoria place, p m „~„~ James, foreman (Gas-light Co.), h. at Works James, surgeon, 26, St. Nicholas street ~ James, & Co., nursery and seedsmen, CO, Union street ~~~~ John, shoemaker, Farquhai's court, 17, Upperkirkgate John, gardener, Pitmuxton, p -™— John, wright, turner, and vintner, 9, Jopp's lane „ ..~~ John, vintner, 39, Lodge walk, p m John, boot and shoe maker, h. 38, St. Andrew street John, vintner, Gaelic lane, p m John, shipbuilder, 109, York street, p m »~~~ John, & Co,, shipbuilders, Footdee John, shipmaster, 3, Links street -~~~ Joseph, shoemaker, 16, Virginia street ~-~~ & M'Lachlan, Sheffield and Birmingham Warehouse, 71, ,~—> Peter, stabler, 5, Harriot street, p m [Broad street ,~— Smith, & Co., distillers, Union-glen distillery, Holburn . Thomas, advocate, 9, Diamond street, p m T. B., & Co., shoemakers, Windmill-brae, corner of Crown street, 7i. Affleck street William (Marine Insurance Co.), South Crown street, p m —- William, teacher, 3, Deuburn, p m -,— William, late, bookseller, 5, Littlejohn street, p m 140 NEW ABERDEEN. REI—RHI Reid, William, shipbuilder, 109, York street, p m William, stoneware merchant, 163, h. 155, Gallowgate William, distiller (Union-glen distillery), h. Holburn street —»-~~ William, slater, 29, Skene street ~~~~ William (J. Duguid & Co.), Broad street, h. North Lodge William, shipmaster (Roselle), 109, York street ^,„„ Mrs., Wellington place Mrs., innkeeper, 179, George street Mrs., provision-seller, 49, East North street « Mrs., Wellspit-house, Ruthrieston . Mrs. James, 17, Constitution street *.„„,, Mrs. James, 63, Dee street [lovvgate Mrs. Peter, dressmaker and milliner, and lodgings, 159, Gal- „~ Mrs. William, lodgings 4, Frederick street Mrs. William, jun. fiesher, 9, Poultry market, h. 70, Park st. ~~~„ Miss, teacher, 5, Littlejohn street Miss, Ladies' school, 63, Dee street—Schoolroom, 14, St. Nicholas lane Miss, Greyfriars parish school, h. 159, Gallowgate Reith, Alex., gardener, Pitmuxton, p ™, Archibald, teacher— School, Bridge of Dee, h. Cooperston toll „^,„ David, advocate, 6, Marischal street „„~~ George, writer, session-clerk, and precentor, Holburn church, h. 4, Little Chapel street ^^.„ James, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. 8, North Broadford „~„~ John, toll-keeper, Bridge of Don, p m William, boot and shoe maker, Correction wynd ^„™. Mrs., tollkeeper, Cooperston Rennie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend „„,„ Alexander, nurseryman, 64, Causewayend, P C. M., distiller, Gilcomston, h. at Gilcomston distillery, p George, shipmaster, 29, Hutcheon street, p M „ James, shipmaster, 3, Constitution street „„™ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Andrew street, corner of Charlotte street, p m ,„ M., spirit-dealer, 61, West North street „ Mrs., 45, Castle street „„„„ Mrs., 7, Thistle street Rettie, M. & Son, lamp and fancy ornament saloon, 101, Union street „„„~ M. & Son, lamp manufacturers, tinsmiths, jupanners, and oil merchants, Rettie's court, 26, Broad street [p it „„.„ Middleton (M. Rettie & Son), Rettie's court, 26, Broad street, William (M. Rettie & Son), h. 9, Bon-accord street, p M Reynolds, Gordon, basketmaker, 73, Queen street, P M Rhind, John, commission agent and mahogany merchant—Office, 1, Long-acre, Broad street, h. Crown street, P M ^ William, 31, Chapel street, p M „„. Mrs., washing and dressing, 3, Burn court, 44, Uppeikirkgate RHI-ROB] NEW ABERDEEN. 141 Rhind, Miss, dressmaker, 34, Back vvynd Rhynas, Mrs., 50, Upperkirkgate Riach, Miss, teacher, Girls' Seamen's School, Sugarhouse lane Richards & Co., linen manufacturers, Broadford ~ & Co., bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislaw Richardson, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 9, Diamond street Riddel, Alexander, furnishing tailor, 39, George street ~ Alexander, overseer (John Gibb & Son), 10, Church street ~„— Donaldson, officer to the Hammerman Trade, and Convener's officer to the Seven Incorporated Trades, Riddel's court* Windmill-brae ~~™. D. & J., jewellers and watchmakers, 125, Union street, h. Riddel's court, Windmill-brae, p M [p m ,™ James, treasurer to the Harbour Trustees, h, Waterloo quay, -™~„ James, cabinetmaker, 93, King st. /*. 17, Princes street, P m James, writer (Blaikie & Smith), h. Waterloo quay ~™.~ William, clerk (Town & County Bank), h. Waterloo quay . Miss, 3, Burn court, 44, Upperkirkgate Riddler, John, gardener, 108, Skene street, p M Riddoch, William, clerk, 1, Littlejohn street ~ Misses, girls' school, 6, Garvock street Ritchie, James, shipowner, &c. 29, Frederick street, P M „„ James, 6, Marischal street Thomas, shipmaster, 3, Church street, p m Ritchieson, Mrs. 31, East North street Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown court, Union street, p M ~-™~ Alexander, inspecting clerk (Gas Company), h- Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate ~-™~ George, shore-porter, St. Catherine's court, 1G, Shiprovv ~~„~ George, clerk, New quay, p m „ James, clerk, Chapel court, 1, Justice street ~~~~ John, tea and spirit dealer, 61, h. 63, Green, P M „„ William, wright, 10, Crown street * Mrs. James, 22, Gerard street Robbie, John, boot and shoe maker, 178, Gallowgate, h. 98, Spittal Roberts, Alexander (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. Constitution st. David, saddler, 94, King street, h. 24, Frederick street, p m „„ John,wrightand cabinetmaker, R. Duthie's houses, Castlebrae, ~~~~ John, shipmaster (Falcon), 61, Commerce street [p m ^ Mrs., lodgings, 24, Frederick street „,™„ Misses, dressmakers, 12, Frederick street Robertson, Alexander, engineer (Bonnie Dundee), h. 23, Prince „„— Alexander, carpenter, 10, Church street [regent street Alexander, builder, 13, Langstane place, h. 4, Gordon st. p m .. Alexander, baker, Manager for the Broadford Bread Company, h. 80, Hutcheon street —«..*. Andrew, vintner, 10, Carnegie's brae ~.— Benjamin, shipmaster, 28, Constitution street, p m 142 NEW ABERDEEN. [ROB—ROB Robertson, Charles, ironmonger, 17, Park street, h. 1, South Con- stilution street, p M Charles, blacksmith, Castlebrae, h. 3, Mill street, p m David, Aberdeen Hotel, 138, Union street (Bridge), p M ~~~~ David, blacksmith, Castlebrae, h. 3, Mill street David (of N. & R.), insurance broker, 47, Marischal street, h. ~~~~ George, wright, 76, /i. 64, Gerard street [Mackie place George, mason, 123, Chapel street, p M „ George, blacksmith, 207, Gallowgate, h. 2, Gerard street „„ James, haircutter and perfumer, 20, h. 26, Broad street, p M ™.„~ James, cooper, 72, Hutcheon street, p m ~~ James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 157, Union street, /». Strawberrybank, p M ~ James B., printer, 48, Castle street, h. 30, St. Andrew street John, shipmaster (Nimrod), St. Clement street ~~.,~ John, writer, 209, Gallowgate John, mason, Poynernook, p m ~~— Joseph, editor of Constitutional, h. 63, Dee street, p m Patrick, Mackie place, p Rev. P. Happy grove, 6, Canal street Peter, teacher (West-end Academy), h. 11, Union terrace, p m „~~~ Robert, surgeon and lecturer on midwifery, King's College, h. 116, George street Robert, druggist, 114 and 116, George street Thomas, surgeon, 116, George street ~~~~ Thompson, gardener, Hardgate, P m William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 145, Gallowgate, p m —™~ William, chimney-sweep, Porthill close, Gallowgate —~~ William, marble and stone cutter, 7, Huntly street, p m ~~~~ William, clothier and merchant tailor, 20, St. Nicholas street, h. 77? Bon-accord street, p m ~~.~~ William, boot and shoe maker, 4, Queen street William, mealseller, 104, Chapel street William J. (of Jas. Duguid & Co.), 59, Bon-accord st. p M —~~ William, founder (J. Duffus & Co.), 10, St. Clement street ~™~ Mrs. Alexander, 2, Affleck street Mrs., 13, Black's buildings «~~. Mrs. Charles, 10, Queen street ,™.»~ Mrs., 67, Commerce street Mrs., 43, Constitution street „_ Mrs. Forbes, of Hazelhead, 16, Silver street ~„~„ Mrs. James, 264, George street „_ Mrs. John, 34, Skene terrace Mrs. John, 136, George street Mrs., midwife, 103, George street Mrs., midwife, 51, "Virginia street ^„ Mrs., provision-agent, 209, Gallowgate Mrs., 28, South Constitution street ROB—ROS] NEW ABERDEEN. 143 Robertson, Mrs., teacher of the Female Roman Catholic School, Constitution street m Mrs., vintner and lodgings, Cheyne's court, 69, Broad street ™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9, Blackfriars 6treet Miss, dressmaker, 13, Diamond street ~ „, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Crown court, Union sti-eet Miss, sick -nurse, 30, St. Andrew street ~~ Miss, 2, Constitution street „ Miss, 54, Union street Robison, William, advocate, Commercial Court, 58, Castle st. P M „ Mrs., day school, 123, George street Rodney, George, general gardener, 53, Windmill-brae Rodger, James, sen. late tanner, Skene square ~„~~ James, jun. tanner, currier, and wholesale and retail leather dealer, Gilcomston tannery, h. 1, Mary place, P „ James C. shipping clerk (A. H. & Sons), Barkmill Roger, John, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), h. 28, North Broadford, r „™~ Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), h. 55, Long-acre ~~ William, clerk (A.. Pirie & Sons), h. Kingsland place, P M . William, miniature painter, 71? Bon-accord street Ronald, John, broker, 42, Lodge walk ,™ Mrs. Lemon-tree tavern, 7, Huxter row Rose, Alexander, police-officer, Skene street [square, P M „ Donaldson, shipowner and timber-merchant, 11, Golden . „ Donaldson & Co. timber-merchants, 27, York street „~ James, grocer, Shortloanings ^ James, late cooper, h. 132, Crown street, p m -„~~- John, stabler and vintner, 166, Gallowgate, P M „„ Mrs. 114, Chapel street Miss, matron, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill ~~ Miss, grocer, 81, Green Rosenberg, H. & Co. manufacturing furriers and importers of foreign skins, 104, Union street Ross, Adam, tack and nail manufacturer, Tytler's court, Green ~~~. Alexander, overseer, Bannermill, h. 37, Park street ~-— Alexander, advocate (T. & N. Burnett), h. 14, Bon-accord terrace, p M ~ Alexander, tailor, 7, East North street —~~ Alexander, clerk (W. Simpson & Co.), Footdee, h. 28, Wel- lington street, p m Andrew, flesher, 10, George-st. market, h. Spring-garden, p M „ Angus, cooper and fishcurer, 14, Sugarhouse lane, p m —~~. Daniel, collecting clerk, Gas Co. h. 29, Skene street ~ George, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 10, h. 11, Trinity corner, p m George, wood-merchant, 24, Frederick street—woodyard, King street and Mealmarket lane „„ George, tailor, 6, St. Catherine wynd , 144 NEW ABERDEEN. [ROS—ROU Ross, Hugh sen. overseer (Alexander Nicol), h. St. Nicholas street Hugh, jun. haberdasher, 4, Broad street, h. Wales st. p m — Hugh, late officer of Excise, 41, Harriot street, P M ~„ James, upholsterer, 15, Upperkiikgate, h. 2, Gallowgate, p M ~~-,~. James, shoemaker, Shorebrae, h. Upper Denburn ~.™~ James, builder, 28, Summer street ~- James, portrait-painter, and teacher of dancing, 19, Long-acre ~„ James, keeper of George-street Custom-box, h. 62, Catherine ,„ James, shipmaster (Diadem), 49, Commerce street [street ~~~~ James, shipmaster (Swift), 2, Garvock street ~ James, carrier of the Infirmary chair, h. 89, St. Andrew st. „„ James, clothier and haberdasher, 192, George street, p M John, assistant commissary of ordnance, 91, King street, P M „„ John, plasterer, 40, Huntly street Peter, boot and shoe maker, Upper Denburn, P M Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, Guestrow, h. above shop, P M [42, St. Clement st. „„„„. Thomas, shoemaker and sexton, St. Clement's churchyard, h. Thomas, shoemaker, 288, George street „ William, mealseller, 21, Park street, h. 48, Frederick st. ~, William, advocate, 20, Belmont street, P M „ William, draper, 179, Gallowgate, h. 14, Catherine st. p m William, tailor, 13, Skene street William, ironmonger, 34, Broad street -,-™~ William, spirit-dealer, 20, Green William, principal servant (North Church) and funeral waiter, h. Convener Mackenzie's house, Skene square „ William, auctioneer, 15, Upperkiikgate, h. 2, Gallowgate, p M William, blacksmith, 49, St. Clement street ~,~— Mrs. A. J. 14, Bon-accord terrace „ Mrs. Charles, 42, Skene terrace ~~„„ Mrs. John, of Craigiepark, 39, Upperkiikgate „. Mrs. John, Stephen's cottage, 28, Summer street ~*-~~ Mrs. lodgings, 15, St. Andrew street „„ Mrs. of Arnage, 6, East Craibstone street Mrs. John, of Grenada, 31, Bon-accord terrace Mrs. Robert, 90, Crown street Mrs. 17, Skene terrace Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 137> Gallowgate „ Mrs. W., Stephen's cottage, 28, Summer street Rosie, William, shipmaster (Queen Victoria), 6, Baltic street Rothnie, John, provision-merchant, 69, George street Rough, John, corn-extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal ser vant (St. Andrew's chapel), h. Brebner's court, 9, Castle street, P m Routledge, Isaac (of W. Routledge & Son), 220, Gallowgate, v M William (of W. Routledge & Son), 268, George street, P M -™™ Whinton, & Son, rope and twine manufacturers,219,Gallowgate ROW—RUS] NEW ABERDEEN. 145 Roivell, Joseph, comb-manufacturer, h. 18, North Broadford ~-~~ Joseph, comb-manufacturer, h. Rosemount terrace, p »r Roy, James, jun. seedsman, nurseryman, florist, aud fruiterer, 50, Union street—Nurseries, North street and South Ferry- hill, &c. h. at Nursery, South Ferryhill, r m ~- John, seedsman, 50, Union street, h. South Ferryliill, p m John, gardener, 67, Gnestrovv, p M John, flesher, 15, Wales- street market, h. 4, Cowgate „ Mrs. John, lodgings, 165, Union street ™—. Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 11, Union terrace Miss, dressmaker, 9, Princes street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 165, Union street Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation —, Alex. Jopp, advocate, agent, Jopp's court, 31, Gallowgate „„„„ Mail and General Coach Office, 65, Union street Ruddiman, Alexander, foreman (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), 13, Upperkirkgate ~~— John, & Son, cabinetmakers, picture and glass framers, 24, Justice street, h. 64, Broad street * -™ William, pawnbroker, 72, Shiprow, p m Rumble, George, shoemaker, 41, Frederick street Runcie, George, surgeon and apothecary, 45, Green, h. 4, Carmelite ™,~~ John, tinsmith, 13, George street, p m [st. p m Runcy, Charles, Millbank— Officp, 32, Quay, p si „ Charles, shipmaster, 61, Quay, P M Russel, Alexander, writer, 57, Park street Alexander, tailor, 57, Park street „~„~ Alexander, tailor, Shoe lane, P ju [Broad street ~ ™ George, writer, Town-clerk's chambers, h. Concert court, ~-~,~ Robert, clerk, 121, Crown street „„ William, bookseller and public circulating library, 19, Broad street, h. 4, Dee street, p m ~~~~ William, confectioner and baker, 38, Upperkirkgate, and 28, Union street, h. 4, Dee street, p m Mrs., dressmaker, 2, Chapel court, Justice street „„— Mrs. midwife, 68 and 70, John street „„ Miss, dressmaker, 68 and 70, John street Russell, Alexander, clothier and tailor, 18, Union st. h. 5, Mount- hooly, P m [p m „„„„ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 8 and 14, St. Clement st. „~ George, artist, 4, Dee street, p m „„. James, farmer, Newlands, p „„,™ William, merchant-tailor, Concert court, Broad street, p m „„„,, Mrs. (Skelmuir), 266, George street „„™. Miss, of Rathen, 4, North Broadford Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, Bank of Scotland, Castle street [Asylum, P M Rust, Gilbert, grocer, 45, Upperkirkgate, h. Lochhead, by Lunatic 146 NEW ABERDEEN. [RUS—SCO Rust, Mrs. teacher, 25, Chapel street Rutherford, Thomas, mealseller, 176, North street Saddler, John, shipmaster (Clio), 21, Prince-regent street Saint, James, lodgings, T, Concert court, Broad street Saloon, Lamp, and Fancy Ornament—M. Rettie& Son, 101, Union st. Salter, William, flesher, 16, Poultry market Samuels, Edward, cashier (North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co.), 52, Union street, h. Crown street, P M Sandilands, James Andrew, of Cruives, 27, Belmont street, P M Sang, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 50, Summer street —~*. William, builder, Skene square, p m Saugster, Alexander, flesher, 18, 19, and 22, Wales-street market, h. Hanover street, P M ~~„~ Charles, flesher, 27, Wales-street market, h. Albion street .. James, flesher, 33, Wales-street market, h. Wales street James, jun. 21, Wales-street market, h. Wales street ™. Robert, flesher, 1?> Wales-st. market, h. Victoria place, P M Robert, shipmaster (Armitstead), 14, Wellington street . „ Robert, jun. 20, Wales-street market „™~ Thomas, advocate, 54, Union street, h. Albyn place, p m William, Elgin carrier—Office, 24, George street, h. above „„~~ Mrs. Captain, Murray's houses, Park street Mrs. lodgings, 55, Wellington street Miss, 12, Princes street Saunders, James, clerk (James Forbes of Edit), h. 67, College st. „ John, farmer, Kemhill Savings Bank (open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 9 to 10 morning, and 7 to 8 evening), William Smith, trea- surer, h. Footdee; John White, book-keeper, h. 52, Dee st. Schweitzer, U. J., professor of the German languages, 23, Constitu- tion street Scorgie, George, shipmaster (Triton), Mill street, p m George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Green, h. 8, Carme- lite street, ? m —,„~ Robert, vintner, 51, Green [Castle st. Scott, Adam, street-porter and spirit-dealer, 4, Stronach's close, ~~„~ Alexander, vintner, 79> Shiprow —~~ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, and leather dealer, 20, h. 17, Queen street, P M ~~~~ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 57, St. Nicholas street, h. Craigwell place, Skene street, P M Anthony, & Sons, pottery warehouse, Exchange ct. Union st. Captain David, R.N., Berryden, p m ~- George, clerk (W. Hood & Co. shipbuilders, Footdee), h. 29, — :— George, vintner, 1, Pork lane [Frederick st. ~~~~ James, tailor, 15, St. Andrew street James, Victoria Theatre, John street, P m SCO—SHA] NEW ABERDEEN. 147' Scott, James, boot and shoe maker, 25, St. Nicholas st. h. Ferry- hill buildings, p m u John, M.D. 116, George street, v m Peter, feather-merchant, 43, St. Nicholas street Robert, manager (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. 4, Canal ;.- terrace, p m „-.— Mrs. provision-seller, 47, George street Mrs. 30, Marischal street ~. Miss, 13, Huntly street ~ Miss, dressmaker, 30, Marischal street —~~ Miss, straw-hat maker and milliner, 49, St. Andrew street „ Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Craigwell place Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—agent, John Humphrey) 102, King street [14, Adelphi ~~™. Equitable Assurance Co.—William Gordon, advocate, agent, „„ Provident Institution of Edinburgh — agent at Aberdeen, William Skinner, advocate, 161, Union street , Union Fire & Life Insurance Company—James M'Hardy, advocate, agent, Commercial court, 5G, Castle street „ Widows' Fund—agent, Alexander Nicol, 50, Marischal street Sector, James, boot and shoe maker, 27, Causewayend, P M ™ William, boot and shoe maker, IG9, Gallowgate Sedgewick, Rev. R. Mile- end, p Seisins Office (Register of), Belmont st Newell Burnett, registrar Selby, James, Banff mail-gig driver, 76, Queen street Sellar, Alexander, watch and clock maker, 10, Queen street James, 1, Links street ~ John, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 15, College street —~~ Joseph, shoemaker, 8, Upperkirkgate —™. William, confectioner, 24, St. Nicholas street Mrs. T. 189, Gallowgate Senter, John, boot and shoe maker, 8, h. 10, Crown street, p m Session-Clerk—William Smith, Footdee Seton, Lady, of Pitmedden, 27, Union place Shackleton, William, manufacturer, h. Canal road, Causewayend Shaftoe, John, precentor, (St. Paul's Chapel), and teacher of vocal music, Links gardens Shand, Alexander, painter, 5, Woolmanhill Alexander, wright, 82, Queen street Arthur, wright, 35, Causewayend -— David, saw-trimmer, 31, Park street, A. 1, Shuttle lane ..—. George, mealseller, Carmelite street, p m ~-~ Joseph, grain merchant and miller, 2, Malt-mill bridge, h. 13, Carmelite street, p m ~„. Robert, of Hillside, h. 40, Queen street, p M .— Robert, advocate, 31, Gallowgate, h. 97, Union street, p m ...„ Mrs. sick-nurse, Skene square Misses, 4, Union place 148 NEW ABERDEEN. [SHA—SHI Shanks, Colin, baker, 118, h. 120, Chapel street, p m ~„™ James, slater, 59, Loch street, p m Mrs. housekeeper, Infirmary [pm Sharp, George, confectioner, 10, Upperkirkgate, h. 1, Littlejohn st. ~~.™ James, musical-instrument maker, 11, George street ~~~«. Mrs. stoneware dealer, 9, Shiprow Shaw, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 38, East North street ~,™~ Donald, turner, 10, Long~aere, h. 4, East North st. [p M „„„„ Peter, heel and toe plate manufacturer, 4, h. 2, Causewayend, „ Robert, messenger-at-arms and bar-officer, Sheriff court, 60, Queen street „ „ Samuel, late painter, 34, Back wynd, p m „„ William, broker, 23, Lodge walk „~ Mrs. D. Twin cottage, Holburn Sheach, James, baker, 2, Gordon street , ~~ William, clerk (H. Adamson), h. Crown street Sheals, Peter, shoemaker, 55, liast North street Shearer, Ebenezer, tailor, 53, Long-acre [George street, p M Sherar, John, manufacturer of tinplale and japan goods, 48, h. 50, John, draper, 17L Union street, h. 4, Schoolhill „ John, blacksmith, 2, Mill street [Schoolhill, p m ™~„ Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 22, George street, h. 24, Sherer, Andrew, ship-chandler (successor to Mrs. W. Jamieson, jun.), 29, Quay, li. 15, Prince-regent street, p m Sheed, John, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 31, Dee street, .. , Mrs., midwife, 4, Upper denburn [p m Shepherd, Alexander, gardener, 64, Gerai'd street ™~~ George, bookseller and stationer, 1, h. 40, Broad street, p m ~„~_ James, clerk (Gray, Watt, & Co.), 77? West North street „. John, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 279, George ~~~~ John, keeper of reservoir, Union place [street, pm ~~~~ John, brewer, 69, Virginia street v™~~ Robert, spirit-dealer, 49, Queen street Simpson, spirit-dealer, grocer, and wine merchant, 37 j h. 35, West North street, p m „, „ William, late confectioner, 40, Broad street „-™„ William (of G. Knight & Co.), h. Crown court, Union street ™ William, weaver, Hardgate, P ~~™ Mrs. Robert, Crown street Mrs. D. 37, Bon-accord street ~~~~ Misses, Skene square Sheppard, Walter, slater, Charles street, P Sheriff-clerk's office, 27, King street Shewans, Mrs. John, h. Shewans' court, 119, Gallowgate Shipmasters' Society— Hall, 11, Quay Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society— Hon- orary agent for Aberdeen and vicinity, John Humphrey, advocate, 102, King street SHI—SIM] NEW ABERDEEN. 149 Shields, John, confectioner, 160, Union street ~~~~ Jane, confectioner, 42, Woolmanhill Shier, John, professor of agriculture, Marischal College, 23, Broad ~ Mrs. lodgings, 48, Long-acre [street Shirreffs, Alexander, jeweller, 7Q, Guestrow ~, James, Union Inn, and coach contractor, 42, St. Nicholas st. John, vintner, Calsayseat [p M Robert, traveller (Richards &Co.), 44, Upperkirkgate, P m William, grocer, 270, George street, h. Skene square Shirres, D. L. shoe warehouse, 31, Broad street—J. Ferrier, manager „ D. L. clothier, haberdasher, and shoe warehouse, 30, Union street, h. Wallfield, P M J. & Co. clothiers, 25, Union street, h. Bon-accord lane, p m William, clothier and haberdasher, 67, King street, and 1, North street, h. 114, King street, p M Shoredues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal street Shooting Gallery, Castlebrae—James Farquhar, manager, h. 30, Belmont street Sievewright, Alexander, wright, and lodgings, 10, Regent quay, P M John, stabler, 24, Frederick street [court, Broad st. —-~~ Robert, shoemaker, and keeper of Deadhouse, Henderson's ~„~~ William, shore-porter, 23, Princes street ~—„ William, grocer and porter dealer, Murray's houses, 62, Paik „—„ Miss, 63, Park street street, p m Silver, George, smoke-doctor and grate-setter, Jopp's court, 40, Broad John, gardener, Holburn street [street Sim, Alex., accountant (Bank of Scotland), h. 34, Castle street, P m ,.—~~ Alex., Holburn street, p ~~.— Alex., factor, 7, Catto square ~-~»~ Alex. & James, brewers, Holburn street ~~.™ Alex., brewer, Holburn street, p M [p m ~~~~ Charles, cart and plough weight, north end of Blackfriars st. ~ Charles, tailor, 1, P.agg's lane, p m „ .„ Clark, & Co., manufacturing chemists, 76, King street George, clerk of the Customs, 15, East North street „„ George, mariner, Bannermill street . „ James, shipmaster (Walter Hamilton), h. 10, Canal terrace ~„~~ James, brewer, Holburn street, p m ~ James, gardener, Polmuir, p James (Sim, Clark, & Co.), h. 80, King street, p m ~-™~ James, besom-maker, Smith's court, 113, Gallowgate James & Alex., brewers, 24, Loch street [street .~~ John, book-keeper (North of Scotland Bank), h. 232, George „ John, shoemaker, 5, Princes street „~ John, surgeon, Holburn street, p „~~~ Robert, gardener, Westfleld, Gilcomston, p Simmie, Robert, 31, Harriot street, p M Simpson, Alex., late clothier, Bon-accord square, p m n 2 150 NEW ABERDEEN. [SIM—SKE Simpson, Capt. Alexander (5th West India regiment), /t. Welling- ton place, p m Archibald, architect, Bon-accord square, p M ~~~„ Rev. Alex., 4, Black's buildings —™. Rev. David (Trinity church), h. 1, West Craibstone st., P M George, corkcutter, 31 and 33, Guestrow, h. 4, Thornton place, 37, Guestrow, p m ~~ George (Alex. Covvie), 18, Virginia street ^ G., porter, 32, Belmont street „„ James, builder, John street, h. 152, George street, p M James, advocate, 102, Union street, p m „ John, jun., builder, 54, Bon-accord street, p m John, yost., builder, 74, Windmill. brae, r n John (Blanket Warehouse), 11, Broad street, h. 14, Bon- accord street, p m Patrick (Baillie), rope and twine manufacturer, 8, Union row. Union street, h. 49, Broad street, p m Robert, wright and lodgings, 17, St. Andrew street, p m -~»~~ & Whyte, woollen-drapers and furnishers of gentlemen's clothing, 21, Union buildings William, piano-forte tuner, 10, Skene square William, & Co., engineers and boiler-makers, chain cable, anchor, and ship smiths, York-place Iron Works, Footdee ^. William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county— Office, 56, h. 58, Bon-accord street, p m „„~~ William, beadle (Chapel of Ease) aud funeral waiter, 111, Skene street William, cabinetmaker, 86, Hutcheon st. h. 35, Broadford ~~~~ Mrs. lodgings, Red-lion court, 77> Broad street ~~~~ Mrs. 9, George street Mrs. 12, Marywell street Miss Margaret, straw-hat maker, 52, Summer street Miss, 4, North Broadford ~~— Miss, register office, 40, Queen street „ Miss, Moir's court, 103, Gallowgate Sinclair, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 37, Union street, h. Crown street, p m ~—— George, merchant-tailor, Crnden's court, 22, Broad st. -,„ William, wholesale druggist, 35, Upperkirkgate, h. above warehouse, p M —r~~ Mrs. J. porter and spirit dealer, Jack's brae Singer, Adam, agent—ft. and office, Ogston's ct. 84, Broad st. p m Alexander, spirit-dealer, 11, Gallowgate Skea, Thomas, horseshoer and farrier, Machray's ct. 81, George st. and head of Gordon st. h. 6, Charlotte st. p m Skene, Captain Alexander, R. V. Louisville, p ~~~„ Charles, M.D., professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. 214, Union street, p m SKE—SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 151 Skene, George, woollen manufacturer, Sutherland's court, 126, Gal- lowgate, h. 3, Queen street, p m . Robert, baker, 4, Justice street, h. above shop, p m —,— Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 83, h. 95, Causewayend, William Abraham, Lethenty, Cornhill, p [p m „-— William, shipmaster, Justice lane ,~ Mrs. Captain, 1, Justice lane —~~ Miss A. 50, Skene terrace —™ Miss, wool-merchant, 16, Queen st. h. 3, Constitution st. ~ Mary Ann, 179, Union street— Entry, 2, South Silver st. Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8, Exchequer row —„„ John, boatbuilder, 2, Catto square ~~~~ P. A. candlemaker, St. Catherine's ct. 16, Shiprow, P M the Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's chapel), h. 1, Golden square, p 31 „~~~ William, advocate, 161, Union st. —agent for the Insurance Co. of Scotland, and for the Scottish Provident Society, p m ~„~, William, shore-porter Skues, Lieut. George, R.N. dentist, Crown terrace, p m ~~ Mrs. grocer and vintner, 34, Virginia street Slater, James, tailor, 8, Park street „„ Simon, merchant- tailor and lodgings, 12, West North st. P m „„„„ Misses, straw-hat and dressmakers —Girls' School, 12, North st. Slight, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 133, h. 126, Union street, p m ~ Mrs. milliner, dressmaker, and pattern-printer, 133, h. 126, Union street Small, Miss, dressmaker, 167, George street Smart, William, grocer, tea and spirit-dealer, 11, Exchequer row, „~~~ William, clerk (Farqnharson & Co.), h. 11, Bon-accord street Smith, Rev. Adam, 68, Broad street Alexander, merchant, 4, Union street, h. 34, Shiprow, p m *™~~ Alexander, land-surveyor, 129, Union street —~~ Alexander, advocate, 96, Union street, and Glenmillan, V M ~-~— Alexander, pawnbroker, 2, Ragg's lane, h. 40, Broad st. P M Alexander, weaver, 89, Woolmanhill, P M ™— Alexander, wright, Skene square ~~~~ Alexander, late merchant, 7> Black's buildings, shop, 81, Broad street, p m ~„— Alexander, spirit-dealer, 9, h. 11, James street Alexander & Robert, advocates, 96, Union street ™w~ Alexander, boot and shoe maker, Holburn street Alexander, flesher, 12, West North street „ Andrew, clothier, 5, Broad street, h. 7, Black's buildings, p m —~~ Arthur, painter and glazier, 27, Marischal street „~~~ Charles, confectioner, steps of Gilcomston ——. Charles, tailor, 9, Skene terrace, h. 89, Woolmanhill ,.„— David, carter, 7> Jopp's lane !52 NEW ABERDEEN. I'SMI— SMl Smith, Francis, accountant (North of Scotland bank), h. Spring- bank, Dee street ~~„„ George, upholsterer, 53, St. Nicholas St. h. 33, Loch si. P m —~„ George, police officer, Jack's brae ~~— George, landing-waiter, Customs, h. 2, South Silver street „ George, vintner, 10, Commerce street „ George, farmer, Cothill, Countesswells, p -,~~~ George, letter-carrier, 54, Summer street -—„„ George, mason, Canal road, Causewayend Henry, 79, Shipiow ~~_~ Henry A., clerk (North of Scotland Assurance Office), 116, George street ~—„. Hugh (of Campbell, Smith, & Co.), timber-merchant, 169, George street ~~~~ James, teller (National Bank), h. Headinghill —~. James, accountant (Aberdeen Assurance Co.), h. 32, Dee st. ~„™ James, tavern-keeper, 16, Trinity street, P m ... James, boot and shoe maker, Holburn street James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill lane, h. 49, Bon-accord st. James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Short loanings .—~~ James (Harrison & Smith), 74, George street, r M —,~~ James, grocer and house carpenter, 11, College street, P m James, chainmaker (J. Duffus & Co.), 11, Princes street James, shoemaker, 3, Netherkirkgate, h. above shop ,„, James, carver and gilder, Milner's court, Guestrow ~-,~~ James, upholsterer, 87, King street John, first clerk (Post-office), h. 72, Bon-accord street ~„ John, auctioneer, 2, Broad street „ John, provision-seller, 151, Gallowgate [King st. P M John, architect and superintendent of town's works, 142, ~™~ John, late vintner, 267, George street ~~-,~ John, surgeon, R.N. 29, Union place .„ John, shoemaker, 12, Skene street, h. 89, Woolmanhill „„,„ John, jun. shore- porter, 13, Shiprow „ John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge, P . John, baker, 7, h. 9, Dee street, P M ~-~~, John, advocate, 30, office, 32, Queen street, p m „„ John, jun. advocate (Blaikie & Smith), h. 25, Union place, p m „ John, waiter and fishing-tackle maker, 37, Litthjohn street ~„„~ John, son. vintner and shore-porter, h. Red-lion court, 77, Broad street John, merchant-tailor, 19, Lodge walk, p m -~~™ John, cabinetmaker, 43, Chapel street „„ John, late clothier, 13, Back wynd, p M ™ John, gardener, Ann street, P „~„~ John (late of Rotterdam), 2, Skene place, p m ~~„~ John, & Co. iron and nail merchants, 5, Shoe lane „~ John, 57, Bon-accord street SMI—SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 153 Smith, John, stone-merchant and commission-agent — Office, 56, Marischal street, 7*. 2, South Silver street, p m - John, carver, 3, Flourmill lane ~„~~ John, yost. general commission agent—Office, 8, St. Nicholas lane, h. 32, Dee street „„ , John, shoemaker, 9, Chapel street, h. Whitehouse street John, merchant-tailor, 1, Castle street, h. 30, Netherkirkgate „, John, shipmaster (Margaret), 51, Virginia street John, spirit-dealer, 12, Wellington street „„„, Lewis, bookseller, 66, Broad street, h. 63, Guestrow, p m ~ Neil, jun. merchant, 52, Loch street, h. 65, Bou-accord street, Peter, & Son, boot and shoe makers, 8, Trinity street [r m ~~~~ Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene square, v Robert, commission merchant and agent, 115, Union street, h. 17, Adelphi, P M ,™™. Robert, surgeon, 9, Union terrace, p m „™„ Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, West North street Robert, advocate, agent for Palladium Life Assurance Co. „„„„ Thomas, painter and glazier [96, Union street, p m „„„„ Thomas, broker, 45, East North street Thomas, comb-manufacturer, Gilcomston, h. 14, Skene square *.~~~ Thomas, painter, 18, Frederick street Thomas, shipmaster (Superior), 16, Virginia street ™„„ Thomas, carter, West North street „„ Walter, wright and cabinetmaker, h. 20, Blackfriars St. P M „„„„ William, accountant, Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co. h. 10, Regent quay [h. 72, Catherine street „-„™ William, clerk of police, police office, 50, St. Nicholas street, William, clerk, 81, Virginia street ~„„~ William, late painter and glazier, 62, Gordon street, p m „„ William, inspector of buildings, h. 20, Trinity street ™™~ William, session-clerk and keeper of the register of marriages for the city of Aberdeen, Footdee, P M „_~„ William, blacksmith, 28, Commerce street, P M „„ William P., teacher, West-end Academy, h. 29, Dee street „ „ William, & Co. spirit-dealers, 30, Commerce street William, quarrier, Dyce, h. 16, Berry lane „ William, blacksmith, 113, Skene street „, William, hairdresser, 18, George street, h. 9, John street, p m William, shoemaker, Holburn street ~„„~ William, grocer, Jack's brae William, wright, 24, Blackfriars street „ ™ William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company), h. Works, Clayhills „~~~ William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 106, Union st. h. Springbank, Dee street, P M ~ William, grocer, 94, Gallowgate William, veterinary surgeon, 81, North street 154 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI—SPA Smith, Mrs. A., 57, Bon-accord street Mrs. Dr., Springbank, Dee street -^ Mrs., Wellington place „„ Mrs. J., 20, Trinity street Mrs., 3, Skene terrace ,„™„ Mrs. Adam, 68, Broad street Mrs., boot and shoe binder, 3, Netherkirkgate Mrs. Captain John, Skene place Mrs. John, Exchequer place, Weigh-house square „<„~ Mrs. William, stabler, 75, West North street -^,— Mrs. William, midwife, 15, Denburn terrace Mrs., 4, Frederick street ~~~„ Mrs., 2, South Silver street Mrs., 31, Shiprow ~-~— Mrs. James, 56, Gerard street -™™ Miss, teacher of music, and day school, 31, Shiprow Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 19, Lodge walk ~~— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49, Bon-accord street ,.».-,„ Miss, dressmaker, 22, Long-acre Miss, 1 16, George street —„~ Miss, 66, Dee street „_„ Miss, 31, Shiprow „~~~ Miss, 19, Union terrace —,— Miss, 134, Crown street Miss, milliner, 29, Netherkirkgate „„™ Miss, straw-hat warehouse, 13, Queen street ~ Misses, dressmakers and milliners, and straw-hat makers, 31, Mealmarket lane ~~™ Misses, dressmakers, Holburn street Sney, John, principal servant (South-parish Church), funeral and occasional waiter, 45, Summer street Snowey, James, Mrs. Benzie's houses, College street „ James, biidseller, 125, Gallowgate . William, flesher, 3, Wales-st. market, h. Belmont cottage, p m Mrs. Lieut., 126, King street „, Mrs., 3, Wales-street market, h. Belmont cottage Sowden, Benjamin, excise-officer, Ashville, Holburn street Sorley, John, reedmaker, 69, George street, h. Denburn terrace, p m Souter, David, wholesale druggist, Cruden's court, 22, Broad street, h. Strawberrybank, P M Robert, shipmaster (Myrtle), 6, Baltic street Southbridge Brewery and Distillery, Holburn street Southgate, Mrs., vintner, Church street Spalding, George, jobbing gardener, Holburn street ~~~„ James, moulder, 23, Prince-regent street Mrs., vintner, 18, Wales street Spark, Andrew, flesher, 8, Wales-street market, h. 5, Hanover street „„~~ George, boilermaker (B. V. & Co.), h. Catto square SPA—STE] NEW ABERDEEN. 155 Spark, George, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit-dealer, 58, h. 57, Quay, p M ~~— Robert, painter and glazier, 34, Shiprow Thomas, 32, Shiprow, r M -—~~ Thomas, 3, Blairton lane, p m -,~ — William, stationer, 3, Blairton lane —~~ William, sen. flesher, 40, Wales street, P m „—-. William, watch and clock maker, 29, St. Nicholas street, h. Craigiepaik, p m William, jun. (Spark & Co.), 22, Peacock's close, P M ~„~„ iMiss, Strawberrybank Spence, Rev. Alexander (St. Clement's Church), h. Castlehill, P M Edward, shoe warehouse, 17> Broad street —™. Robert, Catto square Mrs. 2, Castlehill __„„ Mrs., dressmaker, 172, George street Spring, Robert, shipowner, 31, Marisehal street, p m Stables, Alexander, jun. (Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance), 89, Union street, h. 112, High street, Old Aberdeen „ William, vintner, Shiprow Stamp Office, 79, Union street Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland — Agents, F. J. Coch- ran, advocate, 137, Union street, and G. Marquis, account- ant, 32, Adelphi, Union street Steel, Alexander, blacksmith, Henderson's court, 123, Gallowgate . James, surgeon, 10, King street —„~ John, coach-guard (Ballater mail), 15, Bon-accord street ~„ William, coalbroker, shipowner, and wood-merchant, Leggart saw-mills, h. Crown street Steele, William, clerk (M'Hardy & Robison), h. 10, Schoolhill Stephen, Alexander, late merchant, 39, Summer street, P M Alexander, shipmaster, 23, James street Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, Upperk irk gate, p m -~~— Alexander (R. Stephen & Son), h. 1, Martin's Lane —~~ Alexander (of Stephen & Sutherland), A. 188, Gallowgate ~—„ Alexander, shipmaster (Theophilus), Duthie's house, Castlebrae Daniel, currier, and leather-dealer, 38, George street -,—,- David, currier, Loch street west . -, George, hairdresser, Holburn street — James, late farmer, Leadside, Gilcomston James, ironmonger, 34, Broad street, h. 14, Marywell street ~~— Rev. John (John Knox's Church), h. Rosemount cottage ~—~ John, coppersmith and brassfounder, 6, Shoe lane, h. 188, Gallowgate John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 18, Netherkirk- gate, h. Huntly street, P ar „ John, mealseller, 48, Windmill-brae, h. 11, Diamond street „ .. Robert, & Son, merchants, 41, Green, h. 1, Martin's lane, P M 156 NEW ABERDEEN. [STE—STE Stephen, Robert (of R. S. & Son), /;. 1, Martin's lane „ & Sutherland, painters and glaziers, and paper-hangers, 52, Netherkirkgate [25, Huntly street ~~— William, gardener and nurseryman, Ferryhill Nursery, h. „~„~ William, shipmaster (Quebec packet), h. 3, Victoria place William, baker, 35, Broad street, /*. 1, Ragg's lane, P m William, builder and wood-merchant, Union wynd, P M „„ Mrs. midwife, 84, Shiprow ™„ Mrs. lodgings, 4, Carmelite street „„ Miss, 173, Union street Miss, lodgings, 22, Virginia street ~,„ Ann, lodgings, 21, Schoolhill Stevenson, Alexander, cooper and vintner, 61, Windmill-brae -—— Alexander, bookseller, newspaper agent, and stationer, 8, East North st. and Aberdeen news-room, 1, Union lane ~™-. David, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 22, Correction wynd, „ James, jun. merchant- tailor, 4, Black's buildings [p m „„,„, James, engraver and printer, 6, Queen st. h. 64, Hutcheon st. „~ Mrs. lodgings, 72, Dee street [p m „~~~ Mrs. grocer, 91, North street ,— Mrs. midwife, 22, Correction wynd [street, p m Stevens, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 234, h. 232, George Stewart, Alexander, clothier and haberdaser, h. 19, Union place, P M ™~~ Alexander, flesher, 6, Wales-street market, h. Park street ~„~„ Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17, Justice street Alexander, overseer, Craigwell place, Skene street „„-.„ Charles, Captain, 47, Park street ^. Charles, (of Stewart & Chivas), h. Milne's court, 27, Gallow- gate, p m & Chivas, grocer}', wine, and spirit merchants, 13, King st. Gordon, boot and shoe maker, 62, George st. [Wales st. p m James, flesher and vintner, 2, Wales-street market, k. 9, ;», James, niessenger-at-arms, 6, Well court, Broad street ™~~. James, surgeon-apothecary, 190, Gallowgate John, shipmaster (Triumph), 18, Commerce street ™-~~ John, teacher of Thain's school, h. 52, Shiprow ~~-~. John, coach~guard (North Mail), 44, Loch street, p m „„ John, comb-manufacturer, h. Rosemount terrace, P M John Roy, cotton dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston ~~~~. Lewis, agent, 55, Netherkirkgate, v i* ™, Peter, vintner, Waterloo quay, P M ^. Rowell, & Co. comb-manufacturers, Hutcheon street ~~~~ Major Thomas, 160, Union street, v M ~~~~ Roderick, flesher, 26, Princes street Walter, haberdasher, 145, h. 123i, Union street, p m ~~~~ William, road overseer, 1, Forbes street „„*,„ William, engineer, 11, Carmelite, street ~-™~ William flesher, 18, Wales-street market, k. 7, Wales street STE—STR] NEW ABERDEEN. 157' Stewart, M. grocer, 47, East North street Airs. Kenneth, 83, Union street Mrs. lodgings, Milne's court, 27, Gallowgate ,„.. Mrs. flesher, 12, Wales-street market, h. 14, Wales street Mrs. Peter, register office for engaging servants, 1, White- house street Misses A. & J. straw-h:it makers and milliners, 60, Park St. Still, Charles Stewart, surgeon, Eastland, Eingcausie, P m Charles, Southbridgp, Holburn street „ George, of Millden, h. 45, Gallowgate, P M ~~™ James, grocer, 98, Green „ John, shoemaker, 9, Park street Patrick & Co. distillers (Southbridge distillery), Holburn st. „„ Robert, blockinaker, 15, Prince-regent street, p m William, gardener, Ferryhill, P „„ Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit-dealer, 51, York street Mrs. Patrick, Southbridge, Holburn street Mrs. William, Holburn street „„ Miss, 83, Shiprow ~~,~ Mrs. provision- seller and register office, 280, George street Stirling, George, jun. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, Castle street, h. Brebner's court, 9, Castle st. p m [1, Pork lane, p m George, sen. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 35, Regent quay, h. „™„ Rev. James (United Associate Church), A. 4, Caroline place, P ~~— John, clerk (John Gibb & Son), h. 7, Huxter row „ Mrs. James, Skene terrace [street Stopani, John, optician and German-clock maker, 44, h. 42, Queen Stormon t, James, baker, corner of Wellington place, h. above shop, pm Storrie, Archibald, teacher (of Dr. Bell's school), Frederick street? h. 269, George street Stott, James, vintner, Shiprow, near No. 30 ~~-™ John, tailor, Commercial court, 58, Castle street, p m ™ Miss, teacher, 14, Shuttle lane Strachan, James, late bookseller, h. 35, Back wynd, p m James, bookseller, stationer, bookbinder, and ruler (pub- lisher of the Monthly Circular), 60, Castle street, h. Skene row James, shoemaker, 52, Gallowgate, A. 14, Upperkirkgate „ James, shoemaker, 48, Virginia street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, Park street John, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat, p m John, weaver, 7? Por thill, Gallowgate John, shipmaster (New Frederick), Sugarhouse lane ~~™ Peter, stabler, 36, Harriot street Robert, tailor, 69, Netherkirkgate William, sawyer, 62, Gerard street Mrs. lodgings, 11, Constitution street Miss, Strawberrybank 15S NEW ABERDEEN. [STR—SUT Strnchan, Miss, dressmaker, 11, Constitntion street Straith, Rev. Alexander, teacher of English, keeper of baptism re- gister, &c. 1, Drum's lane, h. 4, Donald's court, 20, Schoolhill, F m , George, gardener, Pitnmxton, p Stranack, Mrs. 10, Queen street Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, James, fishing-tackle maker, 5, St. Catherine's wynd „„. Peter, leather-dealer, 61, Broad st. h. 15, Drum's lane, p m Mrs. vintner, 50, Guestrow Stratton, James, clerk (Bennett, Taylor, & Co.), 107, George st- William, Wellington place, P M Stionach, Alexander, advocate, 20, King street, p m „. Alexander, feuar, Cooperston, p „„ George, shipmaster (Lively), 1, Fish street „»„„ & Grainger, advocates, 20, King street—Agents for Aberdeen Marine Insurance Company, Galena Investment Company, and Glasgow Fire and Life Insurance Company , Miss, 1, Fish street Sturm, Alexander (of Adam & Sturm), h. 32, Adelphi court Stuart, Alexander, of Laithers, 7, Union place, p m „ Alexander, writing-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of writing and stenography, 115, Union st. h. 42, Huntly street, p m David, postmaster, 15, Adelphi, h. Janeville, Albyn place Donald G., fishcurer, Canal terrace, A. Mitchell place, p m James, builder, 51, Bon-accord street, P M „ John, travelling merchant, Red-lion court, Broad street John, advocate, 3, Queen street, p M „„„,- John, principal servant Blackfriars-street Chapel, and funeral waiter, 30, Black friars street , Lieut., of the 8Cth regt. (recruiting service), Broadford cottage -~ » William, boot and shoe maker, 32, Schoolhill, h. 7, Skene street, p m [street William, clerk (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. 28, Wellington ™. Margaret, dealer in butter, eggs, &c. 66, Guestrow . „ Mary, grocer, 74, East North street Miss, 4, Black's buildings Sudbury, John, stocking manufacturer, Love lane Summers, W. shipmaster (Vesta), 63, Regent Quay „. Mrs., Mitchell place, 151, King street [p m Sutherland, Alexander, wool-manufacturer, 22, Green, h. 7, John st. Alexander, book-keeper (J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 8, Guestrow „ Alexander, day-patrol, h. 6, Stronach's close, Castle st. Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, East North street, P M - Alexander, boot and shoe maker, 82, /*. 83, King st. P M „ Alexander, Inmore Cottage, near Rosemonnt terrace, p m SUT—TAY] NEW ABERDEEN. 159 Sutherland, Alexander, druggist, 34, St. Nicholas st. h. Sutherland's court, 126, Gallowgate, p M Andrew, manufacturer, 1, h. 2, Black's buildings, p m ~~™ George, silk mercer, 149, h. 147, Union street, p m ~™„ Hugh (Stephen & Sutherland), h. 38, St. Nicholas St. p M ~™~ James, tailor, 36, Netherkirkgate -™ James, shipmaster (Venilia), 4, Canal lane J. druggist, 124, Gallowgate, P M „„~„ John, late merchant, Viewton place, Spittal, p m ~~~~ John, bookseller, 3, Gallowgate, h. Sunnyside, P m „ John, jun. bookbinder 3, Gallowgate „ Dr. Neil (Aberdeenshire Militia), 13, Belmont street, p m ~—~~ Lewis, hosier, 24, Castle street Robert, glazier and painter, 29, Union st. h. Crown ct. 36, Upperkirkgate, P M Wellington, perfumer and hairdresser, 54, Union street ~™~ William, Holburu street, P ^^, William & Co. straw-hat manufacturers, and stay warehouse, 19, St. Nicholas street „„„„ William (of Emslie & Sutherland), 39, Bon-accord street „ Mrs. baker, 147, h- 169, George street Mrs. 126, Gallowgate * Mrs. lodgings, 83, King street „ Mrs. grocer, Wellington road „„ Miss, dressmaker, 35, Muttonbrae „ ^ Miss, lodgings, 2, Castlebrae Miss, dressmaker, 83, King street Swanston, D. T. (G. Knight & Co.), h. 12, St. Nicholas lane Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office Bank of Scotland^ Castle street Sword, Mrs. vintner, 26, Wellington street Symmers, James, shipmaster (Carlton), Glenburnie ™™~ Misses, 31, Whitehouse street Symon, George, wigmaker and hairdresser, 18, St. Nicholas street h. 73, Netherkirkgate, p m ~~ John, late merchant, 16, Windy wynd Taggart, John, stabler, 90, George street, p m Tait, John, haberdasher, 161, George street vw~— Thomas, mealseller, Lime quay -~ William, carter, 25, Park street Talbert, David, shipmaster (Blossom), 61, Quay ~* William, shipmaster (Lord Seaton), 61, Regent Quay Tastard, James, mason, 89, Chapel street Tawse, James, meal and corn dealer, 64, George street William, tailor, 19, Lower Denburn, p M „~~„ Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstoue, 5, Belmont street [p m Taylor, Alexander, draper (Philip & Taylor), 15, Adelphi, Union st. J 60 NEW ABERDEEN. [TAY—THE Taylor, Alexander, Summerfield gardens, Park st. p m ~- Alexander, gardener, Barkmill, p ~~~~ Alexander, lime-meter, 22, Virginia street ~ Alexander, shipmaster, 62, Virginia street ~~— Alexander, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 68 and 70, h. „„„„ Alexander, 26, Gallowgate [66, Virginia st. p m Alexander, merhant tailor, 22, Marischal st. h. 18, Virginia Charles, wright, 103, Skene street [street, p & Co. music-sellers, 128, Union street ~ David, cabinetmaker, 24, George street David, broker, Smith's court, Castle street ™™ George, tea merchant, and ginger- beer brewer and spirit-dealer, 19, James street, p m George N. teacher, Porthill close, 98, Gallowgate ~~~~ George, carter, 14, Links street „ George, sen. 41, Huntly street James, ironmonger, 82, Union street, h. 41, Huntly street ~ James W. (of J. W. Taylor &Co.), h. 15, Adelphi, p m : J. W. & Co. clothiers, 42, Union street „~ James, boot and shoe maker, 46, Netherkirkgate —™ John (Bennett, Taylor, & Co.), h. Elmhill, p m John, silk dyer, 6, South Silver street, p m John, funeral waiter and wright, Charles court, 40, Upper- kirkgate—shop, Castlebrae „ John, hosier, 22, Marywell street „ John, funeral waiter, 33, Harriot street John, teacher (Roman Catholic seminary), Constitution st. p m & Munro, boot and shoe makers, and blacking manufacturers, 52, St. Nicholas street [George street „™„ Peter (Taylor & Munro), 52, St. Nicholas Street, h. 255, —™ Robert, music-seller (of Taylor & Co.), 128, Union Street, A. Green, p m „ Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, middle of Hutcheon Thomas, gardener, 16, Shuttle lane [street William L. writer, 103, Union street William, shipmaster (Sir Wm. Wallace), 18, Virginia st. William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 44, Netherkirkgate, „„ M. eating-house, 13, Gallowgate [h. Huntly st. „~~~ Mrs. midwife, 46, Netherkirkgate „„ Mrs. James, 74, Dee street Mrs., M 'Lean's court, 50, Gallowgate „„„„ Mrs. provision-dealer, 186, Gallowgate „,„„ Miss, boarding-school, 2, West Craibstone street „™„ Misses, dressmakers, 31, Harriot street Tayler, Major, of Rothiemay, h. Castle lodge, Castle street, p m Templeton, William, surgeon, 47, Schoolhill, p m Thain, Andrew, tailor and broker, 37, Lodge walk James, master boatbuilder (Hall & Sons), h. York st. P M THE-THO] NEW ABERDEEN. 161 Theatre— Pit, 50; Boxes, 52 ; Gallery, 54, Marischal street Third, James, cooper, 162, Gallowgate Thorn, Alexander & William, com mission merchants and general , Alex, merchant, A. Alhyn place, p M [agents, 21, Quay ~ Rev. Alexander, Manse of Nigg „„ George, boot and shoe maker, lodgings, 12, Quay John, wright, 25, Bon-accord street John, advocate, 55, Gallowgate, h. Justice mills, P ~~~~ John, mason, 1, Gordon street ~~~_ Robert, brewer, King street, near Canal bridge, p m „ William, late of E. I. C. Blackwall Department, h. 1, Caro- line place, Skene square, p William, merchant, h. 76, Dee street, v M Mrs., Nelson lane „„ Mrs. James, 76, Dee street Miss, teacher, 114, Chapel street „ Miss, sick-nurse, 7> Gaelic lane ~„~„ Miss, 55, Gallowgate Thompson, George, jun. insurance-broker and shipowner, 40, Maris- chal street, h. Marine teimce, Ferryhill, p m Tliomson, Adam, vintner and flesher, 12, George-street market, h. 175, George street Alexander, of Banchory, h. Banchory House, p M * -™ Rev. Alexander (George-street Chapel), h. 239, George st. p M „„ Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery), h. Ferryhill buildings, Andrew, builder, 20, Union row, p m [p m „« Arthur, agent of the Bank of Scotland, vice-consul for Rus- sia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, Bank of Scotland court, Castle street, p m ~„~~ Charles, 15, Bon-accord street David (Richards & Co.), Broadford place Dr. 17, King street „„~~ Elsmie, & Co. distillers, Gilcomston [p m ^™. George, jun. merchant (Wm. Simpson & Co.), h. 22, Quay, „ George, merchant, Thomson's court, 21, h. 22, Quay, p m „„ Henry, cashier (Steam-navigation Co.), h. Murray's houses, Park street Hugh, furnishing tailor, West court, 41, Guestrow „ James, clerk (J. Blaikie & Sons), h. 83, King street James, farmer, Blacktop, Countesswells, p m „„-.„ James F., cabinetmaker, 23, Marischal st. h. 20, Constiu- tion street „ , James C. ironmonger, 109, Union street, h. 28, Dee street ^^ John, spirit-dealer, 122, Gallowgate, p m John, shipmaster (Harvest Home), Cruden's Court, Broad st. ~„ John, builder, 7> Princes street, h. 29, East North st. p M Neil, engineer, 53, York street „.„„ Peter, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h. Newbridge o 2 162 NEW ABERDEEN. [THO—TOR Thomson, Peter, trainer (North Parish Juvenile school), Albion st. h. 8, Hanover street ~~~~ Robert, furnishing-tailor, 23, Broad street, r m ~~~~ Robert, carpenter, 47, Wellington street Robert, clerk (Richards & Co.), h. 23, Broad street „„ Thomas, gunmaker, 74, Union street, p m _„„„ Thomas, shoemaker, Park street [Justice street ~™~ William, guard (North Defiance coach), h. 1, Chapel court, -~™~ William, sen. accountant and clerk (W. Pirie & Co.), h. 5, St. Mary place, P m [h. 6, St. Nicholas street ,~„.~. William, hatter, sign of the Gilded Otter, 131, Union street, ~ William, shoemaker, 9, Maltmill bridge, r m ™ William, eating-house, 1, Windy wynd —~~ William, shoemaker, Upper denburn William, watch and clock maker, 16, Huxter row, h. 13, „„™ William, grocer, Holburn street [Canal street, P M ~ William, builder, 20, Union row —,— William, vintner, 141, George street William, vintner, 87j York street „-~™ William C. merchant, 21, h, 22, Regent quay ~ Mrs. lodgings, Smith's court, 49, Gallowgate Mrs. vintner, 91, York street „„— Mrs. John, 32, Skene terrace Mrs. 1, Chapel street ~~ Mrs. midwife, 14, Thistle street „„„„ Mrs. lodgings, 49, Bon-accord street , Mrs. midwife, 118, Skene street .... Mrs. lodgings, 4, St. Clement street ~ Mrs. lodgings, 28, St. Andrew street Mrs. Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 48, East North street —~— Mrs. vintner, 61, Queen street „ Miss, dressmaker, 13, Denbuin terrace ,~™~ Miss, teacher, 24, James street ~-~™ Miss, lodgings, 16, Loch street Thorburn, Rev. John (Relief Chapel), h. 24, St. Andrew street Thorn, William, dyer, 8, Carmelite street Tindal, Mrs. vintner, 5, Berry lane Tochetti, Mrs. midwife, Thomson's court, 82, Gallowgate Miss, milliner, Thomson's court, 82, Gallowgate Tocher, John, tailor, 12, St. Nicholas lane, r si Tolmie, James, boot and shoe maker, 197, Gallowgale Tompkins, William, flesher, 14, Poultry market, h. 76, Queen st. „„„„ Mrs. flesher, 2, Poultry market, h. 16, North street Tonner, James, furniture-dealer, 29, h. Milne's ct. 27, Gallowgate, Topp, George, 35, Constitution street, p M [p m * - James, late baker, Craigwell cottage, North Silver st. r M Torrie, Alex, advocate, 81, King street, h. 20, Chapel street, p m James, Pitfodels, p m TOR—TYT] NEW ABERDEEN. 163 s — == Torrie, James, M.D., 16, Constitution street ~ Robert, late merchant, h. Pitfodels, Banchory, p m Torrjr, James, silk-dyer, 12, George street, p m —„„ James, surgeon, 42, Marischal street, p m Tough, James, occasional waiter, 35, Huntly street Thomas W. boot and shoe maker, 42, Broad street, h. 28, James street, p M Jean, 1, Wales-street market, h. Constitution street Tower, William, of Kinaldie, h. 3, Union place, p m Towns, David, Miller -house and Mill, 4, Mounthooly Town's Drummers—David Bannerman, 75, Gallowgate, and James Badenoch, Salter's court, Loch street Trail, George, wright, 119, Chapel street „^ John, spirit-dealer, 48, St. Clement street ~™„ Mrs. vintner, 58, Virginia street „„„„ Mrs. vintner, Burnett's close, Exchequer row Troup, Alexander, Aberdeen Lime Co. grain-merchant and miller, „„ Alexander, merchant tailor, 1, Adelphi [Sclattie, p m .. „ David, grocer and spirit-dealer, principal servant St. John's Chapel, and funeral waiter, Spa street, p m ™~~ George, Editor of Banner, h. 56, Causewayend „„„„ George, chemist and druggist, 30, k. 34, George street, p m James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43, Schoolhill, h. 39, Back wynd, p M James, landscape painter and drawing-master, 115, Union street, h. 14, Correction wynd, p m ~~ John, blacksmith, 16, Shiprow, h. Ruthrieston „ William, tailor, 55, College street „ „ William, tailor, 16, Guestrow ™„„ Mrs. George, 34, George street „„„~ Mrs. George, Prospect cottage, Loanhead „ „ Mrs. 59, Virginia street [office, North Pier Tug Steam-boat Office— Harbour-office, Quay, and Captain Pilot Tulloch, Rev. George— School, Academy street (from Dee street to Crown street), h. Bellevue, Hardgate, p . James, teacher, Bellevue, p James, shipmaster (Sir W. Wallace), 12, St. Clement st. p m James, boilermaker, 6, St. Clement street Turing, Mrs. 58, Marischal street Turner, Robert, shipmaster, 29, Frederick street „ Misses, of Turnerhall, 161, Union street Turreff, Alexander, draper, 39, Union street, h. Marischal st. p m Mrs. 39, Marischal street Mrs. Murray's houses, 30, Park street Tweedie, Rev. W. K. (South Parish Church), 73, Dee street, p m „_~„ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, Shiprow Tyson, John, silk-mercer (G. Lyall & Co.), h. Strawberrybank Tytler, James, porter, House of Refuge, Duthie's ct. 45, Guestrow 164 NEW ABERDEEN. [TYT—WAL Tytler, James (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), 2, Charlotte street, p m John, elf ik, 190, George street William, cabinetmaker, 6, Shoe lane . Mrs. stay maker, 12, Frederick street Union Coach Company—Office, Cross-house Union-Glen Distillery, Holburn Union Whale- fishing Company, stores, Footdee—Office, Commerce st. Universal Life Assurance Company—Agent for Aberdeen and adja- cent counties, John Humphrey, advocate, 102, King st. Urquhart, Alexander, road contractor, 9, Skene row , & Fullerton, druggists, 65, St. Nicholas street . & Gordon, druggists, 164, Union street „.„ James, shipmaster (Seahorse), h. Footdee „„ John, shoe manaufactuier, shops, 53 and 57, Broad St. h. 11, John, h. Donbank, p M [Drum's lane, p m „„ John & Robert, wholesale tea and coffee dealers, 61, St. Ni- „„„„ Robert (of John & Robert), h. 17, Schoolhill [cholas st. Mrs. grocer, 25, North Broadford Vaccine Institution, 26, Castle street Valentine, Mis. 23, Frederick street Vass, Robert, broker, 56, East North street ~ Mrs. James, 51, Chapel street Vernon & Co. general and furnishing ironmongers, iron merchants, and manufacturers., 44, Union street , John (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), 27, York place, r M Vickers, Mrs. 11, Huntly street Victoria Theatre, John street—James Scott, manager, h. 66, John st. Virtue's London Establishment of Illustrated Works, 6, Donald's court, Schoolhill, first floor Waddel, Mrs. David, 36, Union street Wade, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 31, Castle st. [Causewayend, p M Walker, Alexander, gardener, Broadford, h. corner of Charles street, Alexander (of J. Smith & Co.), 3, Shorebrae Alexander, merchant and commercial agent, 37, Shiprow, p M „„ Alexander, ironmonger, 58, Gallowgate, h. above shop, P m David, land-surveyor and engineer, 129, Union street, P M David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135, Union street, h. 19, Huntly street, p m Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 32, St. Clement street, p M ~,„„ George, town-heuse keeper, h. 17, Huxter row „ George, boot and shoe maker, 85, Skene street, h. Summer „„~„ George, plasterer, 12, Constitution st. P m [st. P M ., „ George, clerk (James Forbes & Co.), h. 67> Commerce street ,„ „ Gordon, hairdresser, 42, Guestrow ^„~ James, nurseryman and seedsman, 100, Chapel street WAL—WAR] NEW ABERDEEN. 165 Walker, James, cooper, Union street, P M .. James, coalbroker, Hector's court, 6], Commerce street James, saddler, Justice street, P M John, shipmaster (Anemone), 4, St. Clement street ~ John, grocer, 96, Gallowgate, h. above shop John C, Banner Office, h. Skene street ~~ John, late merchant, Roseburn Cottage, 90, Hutcheon st. p m ~~— John, umbrella manufacturer, 16, West North street — .— John, plasterer, 12, Constitution street Jolin, clerk, 71, Gallowgate „ John, vintner, 18, Frederick street ~~— John, Aberdeen Fancy Warehouse, wholesale and retail jeweller, perfumer, hardware and paper merchant, im- porter of foreign toys, &c. 07 and 69, Union street, h. 69, ~ Robert, hairdresser, 210, Gallowgate [Dee st. p M Robert, vintner, 68, Schoolhill ~„-™ Thomas, engineer, 48, Frederick street „ William, gardener, Rosemount, p William, late of H. E. I. C.'s tea department, Summerhill, p William, treasurer, Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, h. 2, Caroline place, P M [tion street „ William, clerk and inspector, Newmarkets, h. 13, Constitu- William, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 65, George street, and 52, Union street, h. 63, George street, p M William, flesher, 37, Wales-street market, h. 16, Wales street ~ William, tinsmith, 67, St. Andrew street Mrs. Adam, vintner, 10, Queen street ~ Mrs. staymaker, Ferguson's court, 108, Gallowgate „ Mrs. midwife, 12, Frederick street Mrs. register office, 9, Guestrow „~— Mrs. broker, 92, Green , Mrs. lodgings, 100, Chapel street ~ Mrs. Walter, 86, George street „- Mrs. Bexhill Cottage, Holburn street -~ Mrs. 32, St. Clement street Wales, Alexander, shipowner, 66, St. Clement street, p M ~~_ George, shipmaster (Zehina), 1, Church street ~ Lieut. Andrew, R.N., 90, Bon-accord street [Guestrow Wallace, Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland Bank), 39, ~ Rev. David (Frederick-street Chapel), h. 91, King street Charles (with D. Dunn & Co.), h. Sutherland's court, 126, Gallowgate James, writer (City Fiscal's office), 28, George street „~~~ Miss, corsetmaker, 49, Bon-accord street Warden, Robert, tidewaiter, 5, Summer lane [ment st. P M Wardrobe, James, engineer (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), 12, St. Cle- „~~~ John, engineer (Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), 12, St. Cle- ment street 166 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAR—WAT Waring, Mrs., white sempstress and ingrafter, 76, Skene street Warrack, James, commission merchant, 55, Netherkirkgate, h. 26, Dee street, p m ^, Mrs. 7j Skene terrace „„ Mrs. James, private asylum, Upper middlefield, Woodside Washburn, William, innkeeper, Waterloo tavern, Waterloo quay Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford Works), h. Broad- ford, P Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 31, Chapel street [Guestrow Alexander, shipmaster (Scottish Maid), h. Webster's court, Archibald, cashier (Broadford Works), h. 6, Rosemount ter. P George, shoemaker, 14, Netherkirkgate, h. 67, Bon-accord street, p m ™.~~ James, Wright and saw-trimmer, Union street, opposite As- sembly rooms, h. 13, Rose street ~~„~ James, broker, 82, Gallowgate Robert, builder, Nelson street, h. 6, Mounthooly, p m William, W.S. sheriff-substitute, 7, East Craibstone street James & William, furniture-dealers, 47, Gallowgate & Walker, shoemakers and leather-cutters, 14, Netherkirk- ~~-™ Mrs. George, 9, Union place [gate Mrs. R. broker, 44, East North street „ Mrs. John, fifi, Bon-accord street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 30, Union row Watt, Alexander, late shipmaster, and treasurer to the Shipmaster Society, Ruthrieston, p „ Alexander, land-surveyor, 15, Bon-accord street, p ~~~~ Alexander, shoemaker, Skene square Alexander, spirit-dealer, 43, Lodge walk Alexander, 12, Quay „~ Arthur C. grocer and shipowner, 12, Quay, h. above shop Charles Clark, clerk (Commercial Bank) ™»— David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 21, Chapel street „, George, shipmaster (Margaret Littlejohn), h. Mill street ~~~~ George & Co. blacksmiths, York street George, flesher, 67, Causewayend, P M „ George, slater (successor to James Smith), 20, Trinity street „~„„ James, late of Grammar School, Berryden Cottage, p „ James, porter, 6, Skene street [r m John, merchant and manufacturer, Concert court, Broad st. „ „ John, leather-dealer and shoe-manufacturer, 33 and 35, k. 31, Upperkirkgate, P M John, engineer, 35, St. Nicholas street John, writer, North Silver street, P M „„ Patrick, grocer, 77, h. 79, Queen street, P M „„ Robert, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit merchant, 182, Gallow- Samuel, carter, 20, Dee street, p m [gate, p M Mrs. Alexander, 17, North Broadford WAT—WHI] NEW ABERDEEN. 167 Watt, Mis. milliner and dressmaker, 35, St. Nicholas street , „„ Mrs. George, 12, Regent quay . Mrs., provision-seller, 25, Schoolhill ,.„ Mrs. W. 4, Hutclieon street - ~~ Miss, 11, Jopp's lane Miss, spirit-dealer, 37, York street Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomstou - ~ John, shipmaster (Charlotte), 109, York street .™ Joseph, gardener, Clerkseat, p Wenrs, Rev. William, Wesleyan minister, 44, Constitution street Webster, Alexander, advocate, 42, King street, p m . Alexander, jun. writer, 28, Catherine street „„„„ Alexander, jun. advocate, 42, King street, p m Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and ginger-beer manufacturer, Webster's court, 29, Guestrow, p m „~ James, ship and commission agent, 48, Chapel street _~~~ John, advocate, King street, p m John, clerk, 43, Constitution street, p m [p m John, fishcurer and cooper (G. & W. Davidson), h. Wales st. John, grocer and spirit-dealer, Holburn street . „„ John, manager (A. Duthie & Co.), 11, Carmelite street „„ Robert, shipmaster, 7, Canal terrace [h. Wales st. p m .. Thomas, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer, 10, Hanover street, „ William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6, Skene terrace, p 31 William, cowfeeder, 172, West North street Mrs. 13, Loch street „„.„ Mrs. Lieut. William, 48, Chapel street ~~™ Miss, dressmaker, 28, Virginia street „, Misses, 29, East North street Weigh-house, Quay—George Leys, tacksman Weir, Alexander, sergeant of police, h. 48, Queen street George, tailor, Farquhar's court, 17, Upperkirkgate, p m Robert, spirit-merchant, Waterloo quay, h. 1, Links street, „—„ John, clerk (A. H. & Son), h. Mountpleasant [p m —„„ William, shipmaster, 11, Drum's lane ~~~„ Mrs., Mountpleasant, 1, Canal street Welch, James, manager (power looms, Broadford works), h. 72, West-end Academy, 216, Union street [Catherine street Westland, John, shoemaker, 5, Drum's lane West of England Fire and Life Office—A. & J. Cadenhead, advo- cates, agents, 9, Huxterrow West, William, provision warehouse, 4, h. 6, Marischal street Whitecross, Emslie, 40, Shiprow William, 25, Langstane place, p M Mrs., sick-nurse, 22, Shoe lane White, J. & A. silk-mercers, 43, Union st. h. 61, Bon-accord st. James, flesher, 28, Windmill-brae James, builder, 61, Bon-accord street, p m 168 NEW ABERDEEN. [WHI—WIL White, William, merchant and American vice-consul, 127, King St.— Office, next house upwards, p m Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpson & Whyte), 52, Dee street ~~~~ Alexander (Simpson & Whyte), 52, Dee street —,— David, tanner, Newbridge, Haidgate, h. 4, Bon-accord ter- ~~— John, broker, 7, Park street [race, P M _ John, shipmaster, 30, James street ^~™ John (Simpson & Whyte), 52, Dee street, P M [p m Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 68, h. 64, Union st. ,~ William, grocer, tea, frine, and spirit dealer, 6, Union place, Mrs. Thomas, Mastrick farm [h. 37, Summer street ~~-™ Misses, ladies' boarding and day school, 11, Crown slreet Wigham, Anthony, 5, Caroline place, Maybank, P ™~„ Miss, 26, North Broadford Wildgoose, Miss, teacher (Female Orphan Asylum), Albyn place Wilkie, John, cooper, 13, Virginia street ~ Mrs., dressmaker, 14, Carmelite street Wilkinson, Mrs. William, 29, Upperkirkgate Will, James, M.D., 158, King street, p m *~.~~ John, late guard, Crown street, P M Thomas, cashier and traveller (A. H. & S.) h. 3, East Craib- Thomas, 2, St. Mary place [stone street ~~~~ Mrs., lodgings, 31, Frederick street Willans, Samuel, manufacturer, 104, West North street, p m Williams, E. spirit-dealer, Quay James, St Sons, coopers and fishcurers, 13, Virginia street James, cooper, 13, Virginia street, P M ~~ Peter, cooper, 13, Virginia street Robert, cooper, 13, Virginia street, P M William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, St. Andrew street William, smith, and dealer in old iron and metals, 7i &• 22, Woolmanhill Williamson, Alexander, flesher, 44, Wales-street market, h. Skene ~~~~ Alexander, of Granitehill (formerly Cairncry), p Benjamin, M.D., 239, Union street, P M „. George, flesher, 41, Wales-street market, h. Skene ~_,— George, shipmaster (Robert M'William), Wales street George, teacher (Poor's hospital), 19, Upperkirkgate ~ James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 125, h. 86, George st. —~~ James, potter, Bloomfield Pottery, Pitmuxton, p [p M ~-,~~ James, flesher, 47, Wales-street market, h. Skene — .— James, late flesher, 48, Wales street, P M ~ James (of R. Catto & Co.) h. 39, Constitution street, p m -,-,— James, advocate, 48, Wales street * John, flesher, 3, George-street market, h. Skene -~,™ Joseph, M.D., 48, Wales street [street & Middleton, candlemakers and tallow-chandlers, 46, Wales ,~— Peter, druggist, 141, h. 143, Union street, p m WIL—WIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 169 Williamson, William, 121, Gallowgate Mrs., 31, Harriot street —~„ Mrs. John, fleslier, 20, George-street market, h. 72, Hutcheon ~~— Mrs., lodgings, Union street [street ~~„~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Kingsland place, George st. VVillox, John, clerk, M'Donald & Leslie, Constitution street William, saddler, 24, h. 22, Queen street, p m -.„— iMrs. William, 48, Woolmanhill Wilson, Alex., hosier, 49, Green, V M [Old Aberdeen, p m Alexander, ship-agent, 35, Marischal street, h. 37, High st. ~~™ Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 20, h. 18, Marischal st. -™— Charles, letter-carrier, 36, Queen street ^ David, dyer, 20, h. 14, Innes street ~-™~ George, tailor, 188, Gallowgate . George, shore-porter, St. Catherine's Court, 16, Shiprow —~„ George, whipmaker, 24, West North street ~-™,. George, engineer, 14, Virginia street ~ George, shipmaster, 89, York street ~~,— George, seaman, 10, Blackfriars street, p m G. S., tea and spirit dealer, 24, Green, k. 14, Correction wynd ~ Hugh, confectioner, 1, James street, h. Scott's court, 25, Regent quay ~~— James H., sub-editor of the Herald, h. 79, King street —™ James, agent for Catholic books, magazines, &c. musician 2, Chapel court, 1, Justice street ~~„„ James, seaman, 115, York street „ James, liecklemaker, 196, Gallowgate ™— James, weaver, 12, Spa street, p M „ John, vvright, 23, Chapel street „„„_ John, spirit-dealer, 83, Green „,„ John, shore-porter, 61, Regent quay „ John, late of Waterside, 16, Dee street, p m . John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Back wynd, p m John, grain-merchant, h. 64, Shiprow John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 50, North street „„~~ Joseph) grocer, Dee village „„ Lieut. Orlando, R.N., Roseiuount house, p M & Leith, surgeons, 177) Gallowgate Robert, bookseller, 34, Schoolhill, h. 35, Blackfriars street, Mrs., 186, George street [p as „„„„ Mrs. William, 90, Union street Mrs., 90, Bon-accord street Mis. and Miss Robertson, teachers of dancing and deport- ment, Public rooms, h. 50, Bon-accord street „,»„*. Mrs., lodgings, Milner's court, Guestrow „„ Mrs., St. Clement stieet ™™~ MisseS) dressmakers and milliners, 12, Spa street . Miss, lodgings, 129, Union stieet 170 NEW ABKHDKKN. [WIL—WYN Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, 83, Shiprow ™ Miss, lodgings, 36, Queen street Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21, St. Nicholas street, P m Winks, Ronald, police-officer, Thistle street, p m Winlaw, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 104, Gallowgate, p m ™.— James, jun. ship and insurance broker and coal merchant, 47, Marischal street, h. 104, Gallowgate Winton, John, Murray's houses, Park street Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company, Adam & Ander- son, agents in Britain—Writing-chambers, -75, Union st. Wise, Miss H., straw-bonnet maker, 57, West North street Wisely, George, & Co., worsted manufacturers, 7, Castle street? h. 9, Constitution street Wishart, Charles, shore-porter, Henderson's court, 4G, Broad st. p M „ „ James, master joiner (Hall & Son), h. 47, Wellington street John, 31, Wales-street market, h. Hanover street „,— John, shoemaker and porter, Lunatic Asylum „-™~ Joseph, organ-builder, 24, Young street [p m William, flesher, 38, Wales-street market, h. 3, Hanover st. Wood, David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c. 55, Commerce street .. George, commission agent, 8, Castle street, p M ~„~„ James S., shoemaker, Holburn street, p m „^« John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston, P ~„„~ John, surgeon, 20, Bon-accord street, P M Robert, boot and shoe maker, 3, Crown st. h. Rose st. p si „ Mis. Joseph, 48, Dee street Wright, Alexander, stabler, 1, Harriot street Andrew, vintner, 3, Garvock street, p m «^»^-» James, gardener, Westfield, p „ James, stonecutter, h. 36, Union row ~~~~ J. & R. dealers in hardware, 72, Union street, h. 32, Union place „„u~ John, gardener, Pitmuxton, P John, provision-seller, 22, Long-acre ~~~~ Peter, ivory-turner, P M „ Patrick R., traveller, John Begg, h. 6, Constitution street & Petrie, stonecutters, Union-street bridge, Denburn . Mrs., 34, Chapel street „~.~ Miss, 32, Union plaoe Wyllie, David, cashier Aberdeen Bank, 53, Castle street, h. 2, Marischal street, p M ~„ David (of D. Wyllie & Son), p si ~~— David & Son, booksellers to her Majesty, stationers, and cir- culating library, 61, Union street, h. 19, Bon-accord st. ~~~~ James, bookseller, h. 17, Bon-accord street, p si Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 1, George-street market, h. 117, George „, ~ James, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank, p [st. WYN—YUL] NEW ABERDEEN. 171 Wyness, John, flesher, 2, George-street market, h. 66, John st. William, grocer, Holburn street Yeats, Alex., book-keeper, North of Scotland Assurance Com- pany—Office, King street, h. 114, Chapel street [r m George, silk-mercer, 87, Union st. h. 149, South Crown st. George & William, advocates—Office, 48, h, 46, King st., P M ..,„„„ John, advocate, 84, King street, p M ~„„~ John, flesher, 6, Poultry market, h. Pitmuxton ~„ Thomas, flesher, 10, Wales-street market, h. 14, Wales- st. „™~ Jean, 37, Wales-street market, /*. 32, Frederick street York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Wm. Gordon, advocate, agent, 14, Adelphi Youll, Mrs. 47, Green Young, Alexauder, shoemaker, Crombie's court, 37, Park street _~~ Alexander, tailor, Bridge of Dee Andrew H. excise-officer, Devanha distillery, h. Holburn „. David, excise-officer, 117, George street „„ George, ropemaker, 20, St. Clement street - James, teacher of music, 10, Carmelite street James, supervisor of excise, Holburn street James and David, teachers of music, Yeats' ct. Netherkirkgate John, merchant, 18, Chapel street ,. John, baker, 47, Windmill- brae, p m John, musical instrument maker, 32, Netherkirkgate, h. 4, Hanover street, p m ~~-™ John, cooper, 47, Virginia street ~~~~ Robert, shipmaster, 132, Crown street - Serjeant Robert (R.A.), Hardgate William, shipmaster, 9, Canal terrace, p m ~~„~ Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48, East North street ~~ Mrs. vintner, 107, York street ™~„ Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 2, Canal terrace , Misses, 2, Golden square Younghusband, Mrs. John, 10, Canal terrace Youngson, Andrew, of Cairncry, h. Cairncry, r Andrew, Viewfield, Rubislaw Robert, shipmaster, 63, Regent quay ~~~~ William, cabinetmaker, 20, Marywell street, p m Mrs. Granite place, Rubislaw ~~™ Miss M. A. sewing-mistress, House of Refuge, 45, Guestrow Yule, Alexander, manager (Vernon & Co.), 44, Union street, h. 24, Belmont street, p m Henry, millwright, 202, George street Mrs. lodgings, 1, St, Nicholas street Miss, net and lace worker, 21, Lower Denburn OLD ABERDEEN. Adam, James, Firhill-well,P Adams, William, tailor, 72, High street Miss, 21, College bounds Airth, Stephen, feuar, 26, Spittal Alexander, Robert, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, h. 110, King street Allan, Alex, advocate, N.P., Brickfield— Office, 52, Union street, P „„.»— George, Brick-kilns Mis. grocer, 25, College bounds Anderson, James, gardener, 60, Don street, p Annand, George (Royal Artillery), 13, Spittal, P M James (late of Jamaica), Kildair cottage, King-street road, p Arthur, James, blacksmith, King-street road, P Baillie, Mis. dressmaker, 90, High street Bannerman, Mrs. J. 8, Chanonry Barrack, George, mason, 14, College bounds, P „ John, feuar, 58, High street, p „ William, grocer, 108, High street, p „„„„ Misses, lodgings, 14, College bounds Barron, John (late farmer), 25, College bounds, p „ William, King-street road, p Begg, Mrs. Alex, vintner, 98, High street Beverly, A. lodgings, 4, College bounds Borthwick, Capt. 6, High street Brown, Mrs. Dr. 49, Don street Bruce, Charles, weaver, Love lane, Spittal Buchan, John, lodgings, 12, College bounds Burnett, Mrs. of Kemnay, St. Machar's cottage, 12, Chanonry Campbell, Roderick, vintner, Seaton road, New Bridge of Don, p Chandler, Miss, Dr. Bell's school, h. 29, College bounds Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, 90, High st. Chisholm, Alexander, shoemaker, 89, High street, P Clapperton, William, surgeon, R.N. King-street road, p Clark, Alexander, sexton, 67, Spittal James, cooper, Don street, p ^. Mrs. George, baker, 79, High street Conuon, Alexander, lodgings, 9, College bounds „ Robert, gardener, 4, North lane, p Cormack, George, portrait aud miniature painter, 29, College bds. CRO—GRA] OLD ABERDEEN. 173 Cowie, John, teacher, Parochial School, 5, New street, p Cromar, David, sub-janitor of King's College, p Cruickshank, John, manufacturer, 23, College bounds, P ~ Robert, librarian, King's College, h. Cotton Miss, 47, Don street Dalgarno, Alexander, 88, High street Davidson, John, vintner, Seaton Road, New Bridge of Don ~~~„ John, gardener, 4, Chanonry Deans, William, manufacturer, and keeper of the Trades' mort- cloths, 50, Spittal Downie, Charles, carter and Old Aberdeen carrier, 42, Don street Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, Churchgate, F Duncan, John, flesher, 19, Spittal John, 20, Spittal, p M ™~™ George, farmer, Murcar, p Durry, Charles, lodgings, 19, College bounds Edmond, Mis. John, haberdasher, 22, College bounds Elrick, Joseph, Seaton-gate Emslie, Nathaniel, hairdresser, 48, High street Ewen, Mrs. lodgings, Love lane, Spittal Fiddes, George, currier, 41. h. 42, High street, Findlay, David, overseer, Seaton, h. Auchmull, P „„ James, lodgings, 19, College bounds Fleming, Rev. Dr. Professor of Natural Philosophy, King's Col- lege, h. 31, College bounds, p Forbes, Colonel Arthur, 10, Chanonry, p Rev. Dr. Patrick, Professor of Humanity, &c. King's College, „ Mrs. of Castleton, 15, Chanonry [h. 11, College bounds Fraser, George, Back road Fyfe, James, road contractor, Main's houses, Bridge of Don Gall, Mrs. lodgings, 19, College bounds Garden, William, miller, Lady's mill, King-street road Gerrard, Misses, 6, Chanonry Gibb, William, boot and shoe maker, 5, College bounds „^„ Mrs. midwife, 6, College bounds Gibson, Mrs. dressmaker, 58, Spittal Gordon, James, physician, 110, High street, r James, jun. 110, High street Grant, Alexander, farmer, P Duncan, lodgings, 97, Spittal, p James, lodgings, 19, College bounds „„ William, farmer, 67, High street, v Mrs. William, 104, High street Gray, Miss, straw-hat maker, 68, Spittal p 2 174 OLD ABERDEEN. [GRE—LES Gregory, William, M.D., Professor of Medicine, King's College, h. 34, College bounds Grub, Francis, shoemaker, 13, and lodgings, 34, College bounds —~~ George, boot and shoe maker, 13, College bounds, Ti. Rose Cottage, Orchard lane, P Hay, Alexander, vintner, Love lane, Spittal Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton-house Hector, Mrs., lodgings, 79, Spittal Henderson, James, farmer, 8, High street, p Herald, David, vintner, 74, High street, p Hutcheson, James, vintner, 2, Don street Hutton, Charles, gardener, 5, Spittal, p M Innes, Thomas, wright, 57, High street, p Irvine, Francis, surgeon, dispensary, h. 70, High street, p ~~~~ Ensign James, Aberdeenshire militia, 15, High street, p Jack, William, D.D., Principal of King's College, h. 37, College bounds, p Jaffray, James, vintner, Seaton-gnte, Old Aberdeen ~~-~- Robert, cartvvright, Seaton-dykes, p ,~ Miss, 48, Don street Jamieson, William, shoemaker, 23, h. 112, Higli street Johnston, John, feuar, 26, Spittal —,— John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at Donview, New Bridge of Don, p ~ William, late overseer of salmon fishings, Donview, New ~-™~ Miss, Jean, lodgings, 96, Spittal [Bridge of Don Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57, Spittal Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don mills Kynoch, Ninian, grocer, spirit-dealer, and clerk to St. Peter's Churchyard, 64, Spittal, p „„,„ William, farmer and feuar, 1, Market lane Kemp, James, manufacturer, 20, Don street, p m Kinneard, Mrs., lodgings, 14, College bounds Laws, William, cart and plough wright, King-street road, r Lawson, Francis, blacksmith, 2, h. 4 Don street ™ John, farmer, 24, High street, V Leask, Alexander, late farmer, 82, Spittal ~~„~ George, vintner, King-street road . „ Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 1'7, High st. P Leighton, John, builder, and lodgings, Orchard lane, p Leith, George, weaver, east side of High street, p Leslie, Rev. James, 2, Chanonry . John, of Powis, Powis-house, p LES—MUN] OLD ABERDEEN. 175 Leslie, William, shoemaker, King-street road Misses, Don street Littlejohn, Alexander, gardener, 89, Spittal Lyell, Mrs., lodgings, 12, College bounds Machbay, William, shoemaker, 30, Spittal M'Donald, Mrs. James, gardener, Froghall, Spittal M'Donald, James, gardener, 89, Spittal Macgillivray, William, Professor of Civil and Natural History, Marischal College, h. 13, Chanonry. M'Innes, Mrs. lodgings, 16, College bounds M'Kay, Neil, 34, Don street M'Kenzie, Duncan, feuar, 27, Spittal William, teacher, townhouse, h. 92, High street ~™~ Miss, 56, High street Mackie, Charles, cattle-dealer, 37, Don street, P M'Lean, Mrs. 46, Spittal M'Leod, Miss, 71, High street M'Pherson, Dr. H., Sub-principal and Professor of Greek, King's College, h. 30, College bounds, P M'Tavish, Hendry, feuar, lodgings, 59, Spittal .—,„ Peter, provision-seller, 26, Spittal Marr, Alexander, farmer, Love lane, Spittal, p Massie, Joseph, shoemaker, Froghall lane, Spittal „„™ William, Hillhead of Seaton, P Matheson, Robert, excise officer, East Back road Mearns, Rev. Dr. D., Professor of Divinity, King's College, h. 1, Chaplainry, p [College bounds Mellis, Peter, traveller (Smith, Irvine, & Co.), h. Orchard house, 1, Melville, John, manufacturer, 38, Spittal Melvin, Alexander, carter, 12, Don street —™. Alexander, carter, High street, P ~~„~ James, farmer, High street, Old Aberdeen, r Millar, Alexander, road overseer, Buchan district, King-street road Milne, Rev. David, 12, College bounds ~ George, gardener, 46, High street „ James, feuar, 29, College bounds John, tailor, 76, Spittal ~ John, cart and plough wright, Seaton-gate, P „„„„ William, feuar, 34, High street, r m Mrs. lodgings, 2, High street Mitchell, Rev. Adam, principal session-clerk, head master of the grammar school, h. Seaton-gate, P Mitchell's Hospital, 9, Chanonry Mollison, Mrs. James, lodgings, 89, Spittal Morrison, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie road, New Bridge of Don Munro, William, watch and clock maker, 49, Spittal 176 OLD ABERDEEN. [NIC—SMI Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton farm, p Lewis, mason, Canal lane ~-— James, Hillhead of Seaton, p Mrs. Peter, Seaton-gate Patebson, William, mason, 25, College bounds Paton, Misses, of Grandhome, Sunnybank Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N. 68, High street Pirie, Mrs. lodgings, 8, High street Poison, John, farmer, innkeeper, & post-horse master, 3, New street, p Post-office (Penny), 59, High street Primerose, George, 61, Don street, p M Rae, Alexander, farmer, New Bridge of Don Reid, Alexander, gardener, Hillhead of Seaton, p —,— William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don —-~. Mrs. lodgings, 12, College bounds Reith, James, toll-keeper, New Bridge of Don Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander (Coast Guard), 63 Don street Ritchie, James, tailor, New Bridge of Don Robb, Alexander, 26, Spittal, p Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98, Spittal, p Robertson, Alexander, gardener, 24, Spittal, p James, tavern-keeper, Balgownie road, New Bridge of Don, p _~— Mrs. Duncan, 93, Spittal ~~™ Mrs. Dr., Balgownie Lodge Robinson, Joseph, mine-agent, Old Bridge of Don Ross, James, sheriff-officer, 60, High street John, teacher of music, 8, College bounds „„~„ Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 43, High street Scott, Alexander, Firhijl lane, Spittal „ „ Hercules, Professor of Moral Philosophy, King's Collcgp, h. at College, p „„ Miss, lodgings, 94, Spittal Sherar, Robert, lodgings, 2, High street Simpson, Andrew, wright, 108, High street Singer, James, farmer, Hillhead of Seaton, P Smart, William, gardener, 39, Spittal Smith, Alexander, farmer, Linkfield Alexander, druggist, 3, High street „~~~ Alexander, tailor, 6, High street Alexander (post-office), grocer, 59, High street „„ Alexander, gardener, h. and seed-shop King-street road George, blacksmith, King-street road, P „ „, Irvine, & Co. brewers, 18, High street SMI—WOO] OLD ABERDEEN. 177 Smith, James, gardener, Coopersfield, King-street road, p —~— John, boot and shoe maker, 27, College bounds John, shoemaker and lodgings, 02, Spittal —*»— John, feuar, Old Bridge of Don — „— Joseph, vintner and lodgings, Rosemonnt, Spittal ~ Rev. Robert, St. Machar's Church, 14, Chauonry, p —„„ William, tailor, Seaton-gate Miss, dressmaker, King-street road Stables, Alexander, grocer, tea and^spirit dealer, 112, High street, P ~™„ Alexander, jun. clerk (Aberdeen Fire & Life Assurance Co.), h. 112, High street ~~™ Mrs. Adam, vintner, 102, High street Stewart, Alexander, gardener, Don street, p Stott, James, late gardener, Seaton-gate, p Strachan, Walter, steward (Duke of Wellington), 40, Spittal William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, High street Strath, Mrs. midwife, Seaton-gate Stuart, Mrs. lodgings, 29, College bounds Sutherland, Robert, farmer and feuar, 70, Spittal, p m -™— Miss, housekeeper (Mitchell's Hospital), 9, Chauonry Swanson, Miss, 57, Don street Taylor, James, tailor, Old Bridge of Don Miss, lodgings, 26, College bounds Thorn, John, sen. sheriff-officer, 43, Don street —~~~ John, jun. constable and sheriff-officer, 74, High street * William, mason, 66, High street Thomson, James, painter, 109, High street John, sacrist, King's College Tome, James, teacher of French, 100, Spittal Tulloch, John, Professor of Mathematics, King's College, h. 32, College bounds, p Valentine, James, flesher, h. 8, Don street, p Walker, James, lodgings, 19, College bounds Wallace, John, overseer salmon fishings, Old Bridge of Don Waren, Mrs., lodgings, 16, College bounds Watson, Mrs., midwife, 8, Seaton-gate Watt, Abraham, blacksmith, 47, High street ~~~~ William, wright, lodgings, 89, Spittal Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), h. 89, Spittal Willox, Mrs., Mains of Seaton Wilson, George, vintner, 83, Spittal —„-„ John session-clerk and teacher of Grammar School—Aca- demy, 45, High street Wood, Mrs., lodgings, 19, High street [street Woodman, Alexander, overseer (Haddeu's work, Green), h. New WOODSIDE, &c. Abel, William, Mill of Craibston [street Aberdein, Alexander, overseer (Woodside work), h. 135, Hadden Alexander, William, teacher, 37, Canal terrace Allen, William, ground- officer, Tanfield, h. 14, Wellington street , Miss, teacher, h. 11, Grandholm street Angus, John, sen. 37, Canal terrace —~~ John, jun. clerk (Woodside works), h. 37, Canal terrace Baillie, George, keeper of the keys of the Don subscription fire- engine, h. 21, Don street Bain, Miss, grocer, 58, h. 62, Kilgour street *.~~~ Ann, dressmaker, 62, Kilgour street Barron, William, boot and shoe maker, 52, h. 54, Kilgour street, P Beattie, Andrew, leather-dealer, boot and shoe maker, 142, h. 140, Beverley, Alex, blacksmith, Backhill of Hilton [Hadden st. r Birse, Miss, teacher, Auchmill Bisset, James, overseer (Grandholm works), h. Don terrace „*^.„ Miss, dressmaker, Don terrace Booth, John, farmer, Auchmill, P ^„„. William, farmer, Cairncry, p , Mrs., midwife, 31, Hadden street Brebner, James, sub-postmaster of Woodside, 129, Hadden street Brown, Charles, grain-merchant, Sclattie, p m „~~~ James, farmer, Auchmill John, overseer (Woodside works), h. 132, Hadden street Bruce, Peter, grocer, Bankhead, Sclattie Burnett, Andrew, feuar, 259, Kilgour street, p Byrne, Andrew Crane, manager of power-loom department (Grand- holm works), h. Don terrace [h. Don terrace, p Gerrard, manager of spinning mills (Grandholm works), Caird, William, mason, 5, Hadden street Calder, Peter, shoemaker, 4, h. 6, Queen street, p Campbell, William, feuar, 213, Kilgour street, v Catto, James, farmer, Lower Cotton , William, farmer, Persley, p m Clark, David, book-deliverer, 117, Hadden street „-™, William, grocer, 137, Hadden street Connon, John, farmer, Hilton House, P Robert, grocer, 215, Kilgour street Cooper, George, teacher, school, 18, Hadden street, h. School lane COO—GOR] wooDSiD*;, &c. 179 Cooper, Peter, cowfeeder, 32, Gaelic lane, p Corken, Archibald, clock find watchmaker, 114, h. 112, Hadden st- ~~~~ James, feuar, 1, Don street, P Cowie, Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 136, h. 134, Hadden st. v Craig, Alexander, manager (Gordon's Mills), h. Gordon's Mills, P Cruickshank, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 110, /*. 112, Leslie, gardener, Carnation Cottage, Cotton, p [Hadden st. Robert, A.M., King's College librarian, Carnation Cottage, Camming, Miss, Newseat, 10, Pirie's lane, Wellington st. [Cotton Crighton, Mrs., flesher, 1, Hadden street Davidson, Charles, & Sons, snuff and paper manufacturers, Mugie ~~ George, blacksmith, h. 1, Bairnshall lane [moss «..»—. John, merchant, 40, Hadden street, p , John, jun. writer, 46, Hadden street Stevin, overseer, Grandholm works, h. 11, Grandholm st. Dick, James, grocer, 28, h. 26, Don 6treet. Donald, Robert, gardener, h. 231, Kilgour street, P Duncan, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 143, h. 145, Hadden John, boot and shoe maker, 85, Hadden street [street, P Durie, Walter, clerk (Grandholm works), h. 1, Tanfield walk Durward, Andrew, farmer, Auchmull Findlay, David, overseer, Seaton, h. Sclattie, P -,~~~ Robert, boot and shoe maker, 106, Hadden street Fisher, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49, Hadden street, r ™ J. & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 31, Wellington street Ferrier, A. & Co. booksellers, 33, Hadden street ~~— David, overseer, Gordon's mills, h. 33, Hadden street Forbes, Rev. Robert (of Woodside Church), Woodside manse, Tan- field, p Forsyth, James, boot and shoe maker, 71> Kilgour street David, manufacturer, Woodside works, h. 1, Tanfield walk Fullerton, John (of Johnston & Fullerton, wrights), h. 1, Fisher's court, Wellington street Fyfe, Alexander, blacksmith, Dancingcairn James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newton of Auchmull Galloway, John, farmer, Stonywood, p Gibson, Miss, dressmaker, 22, Don street Gilchrist, Isaac, surgeon, 105, Hadden street Gill, James, mason, 233, Kilgour street, P Glass, Alexander, hairdresser, 69, Hadden street [street James, overseer of wrights (Woodside works), h. 69, Kilgour John, millwright, Woodside works, h. 121, Hadden st. p Glennie, John, farmer, Goodhope, Auchmull Gordon, Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 68, Hadden st. p , James, feuar, 3, Grandholm street, p — 180 woodsiue, &c; [GOR—MAC Gordon, Lewis, gardener, 5, Canalside ™ Miss, lodgings, 12, Wellington street Gossip, , blacksmith, h. Haddagain Grant Miss, dressmaker, 126, Hadden street Gray, William, grocer and clothier, 2, h. 4, Hadden street, P ,,„„„ William, A. surgeon, Summer street, P / Greig, William, farmer, Cotton, p ~~~~ William, carter, Hadden street, p Gunn, John, contractor, 127, Hadden street Hall, Miss, teacher, 50, Canal terrace Harper, Alexander, overseer, h. Woodside lodge [street, p Hector, John, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 59, h. 57, Kilgour -—~~ Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155, Hadden street, p Henderson, Matthew, farmer, Smithneld, p Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 74, Hadden street Hervey, James, manufacturer, Grandholm works Hogg, James, overseer, Grandholm works, /*. Summer street Hosking, John, feuar, h. 83, Kilgour street Hunter, William, druggist, 138, h. 140, Hadden street ~™~ William, overseer, Grandholm works, h. 113, Hadden st. p Jafpray, Thomas, papermaker, Waterton mills, Stonywood warehouse, 74, King street, Aberdeen Jamiesou, William, clerk (Woodside works), actuary and cink savings bank, h. 125, Hadden street Johnston & Fullerton, wrights, 18, Hadden street ~~~ William (of Johnston & Fullerton), h. 16, Hadden street Kilgour, Patrick, of Woodside, h. Woodside house, p Kinneard, William, contractor, h. 4, Park street Kempt, Irvine, mechanist, Woodside works, h. 3, Park street, p Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), h. 105, Hadden street Lawrie, Miss, dressmaker, 1, Queen street Lawson, Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85, Kilgour street Leggat, James, farmer, Sclattie Leith, John, grain-dealer, Mill of Waterton Lessel, James, grocer, 9, Grandholm street, h. 11, Gaelic lane Lindsay, Alexander, meichant, Auchmill —~~ John, grain-merchant, Buxburn ~ Robert, vintner, Stonywood Low, Alexander, miller, Buxburn Mills Lumsden, Alexander, sheriff-officer, 68, Hadden street M'Kay, Alexander, teacher, 30, h. 26, West row, Canal terrace _~~~ John, tailor, 119, Hadden street Mackie, James, surgeon, 80, Hadden street MAC—PLO] WOODSIDE, &c. 181 Mackie, John, builder, Auchmill M'Donald, David, boot and shoe maker, 41, Hadden street ~~~~ Robert, apothecary, 67, h. 65, Hadden street, p Robert, grocer, 45, Wellington street Ronald, overseer (Woodside works), h. 151, Hadden street ~~™ Miss, 65 Hadden street M'Gregor, Duncan, print-cutter, 8, Canalside Machray, John, bleacher (Grandholm works),/*. 129, Hadden st. M'Kenzie, Hugh, clerk (Woodside works), h. 62, Barron street William, Fountviile, Tanfield, p m ~-~w» Jane, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 148, /*. 150, Hadden st. M'Leod & M'Kay, grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 63, Hadden st. ~~~~ David, boot and shoe maker, 39, Hadden street ~™~ Donald (of M'Leod & M'Kay), h. 61, Hadden street M'Nee, Alexander, officer of Excise, Auchmill Macnaughton, George, manufacturer (Woodside works), h. Wood- side works M'Pherson, Miss, corn-extractor, Honey Cottage, 61, Canal terrace M'Rob, John, grocer, 36, Hadden street Martin, Robert, grocer, Stonywood Marr, William, wood merchant, Craibston Massie, Alexander, gardener, Auchmill Misson, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48, h. 46, Hadden st. *™~™ John, farmer, Hayfield Mather, Andrew, farmer, Lower Middlefield, p Mearns, Misses, dressmakers, 123, Hadden street Melvin, John, mason, Hadden street, p Michie, Alexander, Woodside parish schoolmaster and session clerk, h. 105, Hadden street ~~~~. John, tinsmith, 55, h. 57, Hadden street Milne, James, grocer and clothier, 145, h. 143, Hadden street, p „„„„ John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hayton ™~„ Miss, Millbank, 40, Canal terrace Mitchell, Alexander, hecklemaker, 9, Gaelic lane ~-~™ James, feuar, 111, Hadden street Morrison, Leslie, grocer and clothier, 44 and 48, h. 48, Barron st. Murray, William, flesher, 149, h. 147, Hadden street Newland, Charles, supervisor of excise, Tanfield House Nicol, Charles, stabler, 10, Wellington street, p ~~~~ George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, h. 13, Hadden street ~ John, grocer, 3, Canalside, p —~~ William, wright, 90, h. 80, Hadden street Paul, James, overseer (Grandholm works), /*. 119, Gaelic lane Philip, Alexander, farmer, Sclattie, p m Ploughman, David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 76, h. 74, Barron street 182 woodside, &c. [RAE—TAY Rae, Alexander, grocer, 73, Barron street, r George, farmer, Mains of Sclattie Rattray, Mrs. midwife, 120, Hadden street Reid, Alexander, grocer, Hadden street ~ James, furnishing-tailor, 118, Hadden street James, manager of Stonywood paper works John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hadden street, p Rennie, Robert, farmer, Auchmill Riai.Ii, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, h. 8, Hadden street Riddel, James, spirit-dealer, 4, Wellington* street Ritchie, Duncan, beadle, funeral- waiter, and letter-carrier, 112, George, mason, Auchmill [Hadden street Robb, James, boot and shoe maker, 151, Barron street Robertson William, farmer, Rosehill, p „„„„ William, grocer, 169, h. 171, Barron street, p Mrs. 44, Canal terrace Robson, James, feuar, Hayton, p ~„„„ William, clerk (Grandholm works), h. 2, Canal street, p Rose, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, p Ross, Alexander, vintner, Hayton [street, P —„— Donald, leather-dealer, boot and shoe maker, 127, Barron Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 129, Barron street —-™ Kenneth, feuar, 26, Gaelic lane, p Rust, James, & Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, and gene- ral merchants, 124, Hadden street Williamson, of Auchenclech, h. 122, Hadden street, P Sang, William, Grove, Auchmill Sangster, Joseph, spirit-dealer, 21, Gaelic lane Scott, William, farmer, Don terrace, P „ John, mason, Hayton Scroggie, John, wright, 28, Hadden street [street, p Seton, Alexander, manufacturer, Woodside works, h. 98, Canal Sherriffs, David, feuar, 30, Gaelic lane, p Shivas, John, contractor, 239, Barron street Skinner, George, flesher, 53, h. 152, Hadden street Smith, Andrew, clerk (Grandholm works), h. Donside Charles, mason, 10, Hadden street ~-„„ David, grocer, Bankhead ~~~~ John, clerk (Grandholm works), h. 5, Barron street, r —„~ William, gardener, Grandholm cottage Stewart, John C-, surgeon, 26, Barron street, h. Canal street, p Stevenson, John, blacksmith, Auchmill Still, David, overseer (Grandholm works) h. 17, Wellington street Stiven, Mrs. baker and confectioner, 100, h. 98, Hadden street Tayloh, George, Lower Middlefield James, farmer and grocer, 145, h. 147, Barron street, P TAY—WIS] WOODSIDE, &c. 183 Taylor, John, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 3!), Canal terrace Miss, teacher (Parish school), h. 70, Hadden street Thomson, James, boot and shoe maker, 143, Barron street Tough, Alexander, Cotton, P Troup, Alexander, grain-merchant, Mill of Sclattie, p m Ure, Mis. 2, Bridge street Urquhart, James, roadmaker, 122, Hadden street ~~~~. Miss, dressmaker, 122, Hadden street Wallace, Andrew, grocer and brewer, Auchmill Walker, Robert, Cotton, P Warrack, Miss, baker, 36 and 38, Barron street Watt, Alexander, Gig-boat house, P „„ John, plumber (Grandholm works), h. 133, Hadden street Wicks, George, officer of excise, Buxburn, p Wight, John, baker, 14G, h. 144, Hadden street, P Wilson, Alexander, tailor, 30, Hadden street Williamson, Alexander, Granitehill, Cairncry, F Wishart, William, farmer, Cairncry, p SUPPLEMENT. Hardie, James, clock and watchmaker, 121, h. 123, Barron street [In this List, Barron Street has been substituted for Kilgour Street, since tlie greater part of the namesfor the Directory were given in and printed off. In consequence of the alteration, for KlLGOUR Street, read Barron Street.] APPENDIX. MAIL AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES. COACHES AND GIGS. Ballater— Leaves the Mail-coach Office, 65, Union Street, every morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives at Ballater at 1, p.m. Leaves Ballater at 9, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at half past 2, p.m. Banff (Gig)— Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every evening, at a quarter past 5, p.m., arriving in Banff at a quarter past 11, A.M. Inverness —Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every morning, at 7, a.m., and arrives in Inverness at 7, p.m. Leaves Inverness at half past 2, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at half- past 2, P.M. London and Edinburgh, through Fife (Morning)— Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every morning, at twenty minutes before 8, a.m., via Montrose, Dundee, and Fife, and arrives in Edinburgh at 7, p.m. Leaves Edinburgh at a quarter before 6, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 5, p.m. London and Edinburgh (Evening)—Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every day, at 3, p.m., via Montrose, Dundee, Perth, and Queensferry, arriving in Edinburgh next morning, at 5, a.m. Leaves Edinburgh at 4, p.m., arriving in Aberdeen next morning at half past 6, a.m. Methlic ( Gig)—Leaves Jaffray's, 18, North Street, by Udny and Tarves, every morning, at 7, a m., arriving at Methlic at ] 1, a.m. Peterhead (Morning)—Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, At 7, a.m., arriving in Peterhead at 11, noon Leaves Peterhead at 8, a.m., and arrives in Peterhead at 12, noon. Peterhead (Evening)—Leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, at a quarter past 5, p.m., arriving in Peterhead at half-past 9, p.m. Leaves Peterhead at 5, p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at half past 9, p.m. Strathdon and Muir of Rhynie (Gig)—Leaves Cruickshank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, every morning at 7, a.m., and arrives at Alford at half past 11, and Strathdon at half-past 1, p.m. STAGE COACHES. Banchory—Marquis of Huntly leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 4, p.m., arriving at Banchory about 6, p.m. Leaves Banchory at 7, a.m., and reaches Aberdeen at 10, A.M. Banff—Earl of Fife leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful morning, at 7, am, and arrives at Banff at half- past 12, p.m. Leaves Banff at a quarter past 2, p.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 8, p.m. Glasgow and Edinburgh— Defiance leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful morning, at 6, a.m., and arrives in Edinburgh, via Forfar, Perth, and Queensferry, at 8, p.m. Leaves Edinburgh at 8, a.m., and reaches Aberdeen at 9, p.m. Arrives in Glasgow at 9, p.m. ; leaving Glasgow at half-past 5, a.m., and arriving in Aberdeen at 9, p.m. ... Ellon, Old Peer, and Stiuchen— Banks of Ythan leaves Leys' Inn, 65, West North Street, every lawful day, at 3, p.m., for Ellon every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday ; for Old Deer every Wednesday and Saturday ; and for Strichen every Monday and Friday. Huntly— Duchess of Gordon leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 12 noon, and arrives in Huntly at 6, p.m. Leaves Huntly the alternate days at 9, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at half-past 1, p.m. Inverness—-Defiance leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 6, a.m , and arrives in Inverness at 7, p.m. Leaving Inverness at 6, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 7, p.m. Inverury— Banks of Don leaves the Coach Office, 65, Union Street, every lawful day, at 3, p.m., and arrives in Inverury at half-past 5, p.m. Leaves Inverury at half-past 7, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. Methlic— Earl of Aberdeen leaves Jaffray's 26, North Street, every Tuesday at 2, p.m., and Friday and Saturday at a quarter past 3, p.m. Leaves Tarves every Monday, Friday, and Sa- turday at 8, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at half-past 10, a.m. Strathdon and Muir of Rhynie— Lord Forbes leaves Cruick- shank's Inn, 8, Schoolhill, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa- turday, at 11, a.m. Leaves Strathdon every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday, at 6, a.m., and Muir of lthynie at 7, a.m., arriving in Aberdeen at 12 noon. Route by Skene, Cluny, Alford, and Kildrummy. Stonehaven— Swift leaves Sheriffs' Inn, 42, St. Nicholas Street, every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at 4, p.m., and arrives at Stonehaven at 6, p.m. Leaves Stonehaven same days, at 8, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m. CARRIERS. PLACES "WHERE CARRIERS PUT UP. 6, Back wynd, —.. Dnrie 22, Harriot street, „Emslie 15, Back wynd, ~~~ ..Cobban 23, Harriot street, ~~~A. Reid 16, Fisherrow, „ Carney 6, Little Belmont st., -Ragg 136, Gallowgate, .™~...Caie 6, Mealmarket lane~..Bisset 166, Gallowgate,. Rose 16, Mealmarket lane, -Daniel 180, Gallowgate, ~- .~Cruickshank 18, North street, ™. ~Jaffray 24, George street, ~-~.Taylor 161 , North street,™™..Craig 90, George street, —...Taggart 75, North street, ™™ ~Mrs. Smith 57, G reen , ™™™™. Alves 13, Princes street, , „Sivewright 24, Gerard street, -„™Chree 42, St. Nicholas street , Sheriff — Harriot street, ™i\lilne 8, Schoolhill,™™.™„Cruicksbank 31, Harriot street,,,. M'Combie --. Schoolhill, ™,~Craigmyle 5, Harriot street, „™P. Reid LIST OF CARRIERS TO AND FROM ABERDEEN, With their Quarters, Arrivals, and Departures, 3Q- Those marked iwgo weekly ; /fortnightly; o occasionally ; monthly. From whence. Carriers- Where lodged. Arriv Depart. w Abei-chu-der,^ | Jameg Duncan . . 24, George street . . Tues Wed iv Abergeldie „„™™.J. Rattray ....5, Harriot street . .Wed Thur / Abergeldie ™™™.Robert Laing . .5, Harriot street. .Wed Thur o Aboyne ™ William Ewen. . — Harriot street. .Wed Thur U! Aboyne ™™™.. George Watt. . . .24, Harriot street .Thur Friday tv Aboyne ™™™™~John King 11, Harriot street .Tues Wed «• Alfm-d .... ,—.Wm. Lawson . . 42, St. Nicholas st. . . Friday Sat o Alford.. . Far. Mitchell . .6, Lit. Belmont st.. .Thur Friday o Alford ™. Wm, Anderson 15, Back wynd . Thur Friday . st, w Alford,™—™.™.Geo. Benton. . .6, Lit. Belmont Friday Sat «c Alford . ™, Wm Berry ... .15, Back wynd .. Friday Sat to Auchinblae ™™~George Burness 24, Gerard street Friday Friday Q 2 , ...... 186 APPENDIX. From v/hi Carriers* Where lodged* Arriv. Depart. to Auchinblae Fet3t " Ales. Duncan 0, George street Tues Tues tercairn, &c | W AU John Eddie . 42, St. Nicholas st . . Mon Tues p^tercrain™ } to Auehindoir, Ca-\ brach, & Rhy- >C. Downie 90, George street ..Thur Thur nie.~ --. J w Auehindoir and ) w Smith 9Q G ° t t Wed Wed Rhyme ,~~ \ wAuchlunies and"* Nether Ban- >A. Sandieson . .42, St. Nicholas St.. Tu Fri Tu Fri chory,™~»~~ ) f Auchterless and |r. Robertson . .6, Lit. Belmont st.. Fyvie. Thur Thur W A 3 Alex - Fors th 180 Gallowgate . . Thur Thur Davfo'tl!!!! \ y • > tv Auchterless, Ba- \ denscoth, and A. Robertson . .16*6, Gallowgate . . Wed Thur J- Fyvie ™ J tv Auchterless&RainA. Barclay 24, Gerard street. . . .Thur Thur / Auchmacoy -™~~A. Walker 42, St. Nicholas st. . .Friday Friday w Ballater ~~~~~~~James Young . . 6, Lit. Belmont st. . . Wed Thur wBallater ™~~,~Chas. Steuart . .11, Harriot street ..Wed Thur to Ballater —™™~„D. Coutts 15, Back wynd Wed Thur to Banchory(Nether) J. Duncan 5, Harriot street Friday Friday w Banchory Ternan~A. Duncan 57, Green Thur Friday w Banchory Tern»n~C. Jervis 6, Back wynd Wed Thur to Banchory Ternan~Mrs. Milne .... 6, Back wynd Thur Friday to Banchory Ternan~James Rae .... 6, Back wynd Thur Friday w Banchory Ternan~A. Nicol 57, Green Friday Friday w Banchory Ternan~A. Stevenson . . 15, Back wynd .... Mon Tu Tu Wed to Banchory Ternan~J, Findlay 15, Back wynd . . . . Tu Fri Wed Sat - 6 Back w d • Friday Friday ^TntcTatTrJ^-- *» " • • ' ^ • • • w Banchory .-~ J. Burnett 42, St. Nicholas st. TuFri Wed Sat o Banff W. Smith 166, Gallowgate . .Wed Thur to Banff, Macduff, ^ Portsoy, Cul- 1 n B lcMe ' ' i l G. Badenoch . .24, Gerard street. ..Sat Wed MWed «Portgordon,t & ] all places ad- j jacent ,— J w Bervie & Johns- w Walkep 42j gt _ Njcholas at. Mon Th Tu Fri haven j io Bervie ~, -John Reid 90, George street. . Mon Mon to Birse .. Ross 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday o Birse- _D. M'Donald . .22, Schoolhill w Birse ~~ -J. Calder 3, Harriot street. . . Thur Friday / Braemar, ~A. Chrystal ... .6, Lit. Belmont st.. Wed Thur w Burn O'Belty ~~~William Tough 11, Harriot street . Thur Friday o Cairnbanno~~~~~John Donald 28, West North st. Thur Friday w Clatt and Bhynie~James Law . . . .90, George street Thur Thur w Cluny „„™~™~~.Mrs. Christie . . 15, Back wynd Friday Sat / Coldstone~~ -J. Farquharson 22, Harriot street . Thur Friday o Coldstone .„-, ~ -David Stuart . .22, Harriot street . Tues Wed w Collieston ~ W. Cruickshank6, Mealmarket lane Thur Thur o Coull -,„~~~~~George Adam . .22, Harriot street . Thur Friday o Corgarff ~_~~~~~J- M' Hardy 11, Harriot street . Wed Thur / Corgarff and > A MoJJ u Haniot street _ .AVed Thur Strathdon -—- J icCrathie - ,„„~~~W. Steuart 5, Harriot street . . .AVed Thur r . .AA / Crathie ,™„~~ James Rattray .5, Harriot street. . ed Thur / Cruden James Sim 166, Gallowgate . Friday Friday" iv Cullen & Buckie ~James Davidson 180, Gallowgate .AVed AVed f Culsamond ~~ W. M'Gregor ..180, Gallowgate .. . Thur Friday o Culsamond John Bissot . . . .56, Green . Tues AVed r iv Cumiueston — G. Davidson. . . .180, Gallowgate . .AVed AA ed to Cumineston ~~ W. Henderson. .90, George street. .Tues Tues / Cushnie-,.™ G. Williams 22, Harriot street .Thur Friday W D & A Alex Fors th - 180 Gallowgate .Thur Thur - y • - teriels J ^} . . icDrumoak , James Reid 6, Back wynd Thur Thur jfDrumoak ~W. Currie 22, Schoolhill . .Friday Friday iv Drumlithie and AuX.Mar„} JamesS- th -io, Back wynd. .Tues Wed ——~-...... From whence- Carriers- Where lodged. Arriv. Depart- w Dundee, Mon-"| trose, Bervie, . . St. Marykirk, \ Arch Spark . 42, Nicholas st. . . Tues Tues Johnsliaven,& I Arbroath -—-J w Dundee, Bdin-I burgh, Glas- S-H. Smart 90, George street Tu Fri gow, &c > Tu Fri w Dufftown & Bo- \ j Peterkin . . . 24, Gerard street. . . . Tues Wed triphnie ) w Durris „~~~~~~~C. Michie .6, Lit. Belmont st. . .Friday Friday w Bcht „„—-™~~Ann Craighead 15, Back wynd Thur Friday . Harriot street ..Friday iv Echt —„™~~~~H. Davidson. 22, Friday w Elgin, Forres, \ Nairn. Foch- f w Sangster . . .24, George street. . . .Wed Sat Mon Th abers, Diver- I ness, &e. „~~ ) iv Elgin „~™~~~~AV. M'Donald . .13, Princes street ..Thur Thur w Ellon~~~~~~~~~W. Thomson. . . 16, Mealmarket lane Tu Fri Tu Fri w Ellon ™—~-A. Mackie . 16, Mealmarket lane Tu Fri Tu Fri o Ellon~~~~~~~~~W. Todd .75, North street ... . MjElrick, Cornhill, Brodies' Ord James Duncan. .166, Gallowgate Tues Wed Marnoch, andif Ardmellie. w Finzean—~-. J. Martin 22, Schoolhill Thur Friday iv Forgue A. Thompson . 180, Gallowgate Wed Wed w Foggyloan ~. John Haw 180, Gallowgate . . . Tues Wed f Foveran ™»~ •James Massie . 6, Meal market lane Friday Friday / Foveran ~ James Esson . . 25, Mealmarket lane Friday Friday / Foveran „ Robert Elrick . .25, Mealmarket laue Friday Friday w Fraserburgh, Pe- \ terhead,EUon, 5-Wim. Cordiner. .42, St. Nicholas st.. .Tu Th Tu Th &e. > w Fraserbh. Rose- "J Milne hearty, Cairn- > James 3, Gallowgate . . . .Wed Thur bulg, &c. J w Fyvie and Daviot~R. Craig 61, North street. .Thur Friday e G lt & fFy ' James Taylor .. Thur .\\/ '!f J 166, Gallowgate . .Wed Oldmeldrum, J f Fyvie G. Chapman. 90, George Street .Wed Wed Friday / Fyvie, Lewes Adam Mackie . 166, Gallowgate . .Friday w Garlogie David Hardy 1 15, Back wynd . .Friday Friday /Gight ~ -James Taylor . .166, Gallowgate .. .Wed Thur / Glenlivat „.- -Wm. Grant . . .90, George Street. .Wed Wed <«Glenliyat & To- . j ch ^ gmi( .24, Gerard Street.. .Wed Wed mintoul J w Glenmuick and ; j j M . 6, Lit. Belmont 6t. .Wed Thur Ballater ~—™ j 10 Gordonston, Ba- > denscoth, and ^-A. Robertson .166, Gallowgate . . . .Wed Thur Balgaveny— V / Grange and Ro- • R. Howie Tues Wed thiemay 180, Gallowgate . Thur Thur / Greens — —Jonn Rannie . 90, George street. 10 Huntly™ —John Sim 90, George street. . Friday Friday iv Huntly™— ™Wm. Lawson . 24, Gerard street. . Tues ,Wed w Huntly™™— —James Lobban. 90, George street. .Wed Wed w Huntly™—~- ~John M 'Intyre 90, George street. .Wed Thur iv Huntly„™—. —James Shirreffs 24, Gerard street . .Tu Sat TuSat w Huntly.. —James Riddel . 180, Gallowgate . .Tues Wed / Insch —~— —Charles Riddel 90, George street. .Thur Thnr w Insch— ~-,~ —James Stephen 180, Gallowgate . .Thur Thur iv Inchmarlo ~~~- —Alex. Milne . . 6, Back wynd . . .Thur Friday w Inveraven, Craig- ~i ellachie, Abtr- [-Robert Gordon, 24, Gerard street Thur Thur lour, & Boharm . . 11 Fri iv Inverury™ —~— -Adam Gray . . 180, Gallowgate .TuFri T iv Inverury. James Stephen 8, Schoolhill .TuThu TuThu . st. . Sat iv Keig — — Peter Coutts. . 6, Lit. Belmont Friday iv Keith, Foch- \ abers, Elgin, ( Anderson &> 24, Gerard street. . . . Tu Sat Tu Sat Aberlour, and f Stables „— ) Grantown —~.) 1 Keith & GrantownCharles Eddison 24, Gerard street Tues Tues , 188 APPENDIX. From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arriv. Depart. w Keith-™™™—~George Barron. .180, Gallowgate Tues Wed w Keith, Rothes, i Dufftown, and SPaterson & Riach24, Gerard street . .Wed Wed Aberlour ) f Keith-hall ~™~~John Shand 166, Gallowgate Friday Friday w Kemnay ™James Mitchell 22, Schoolhill Thur Friday o Kincardine O'Neil Alex. Ross 8, Schoolhill Tues Wed to Kincardine O'Neil George . Fraser . Harriot street Sat Friday w Kincardine O'Neil Wm. Tough 11, Harriot street . .Thur Friday Kincardine O'Neil w John Kamsay . . 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday w Kimnundy, Old- "j Deer, & Stew- ^ Wm. Rettie 16, Mealmarket lane Thur Thur artfield~~~~~ J w Kinnethmont Wm. Souter 16, Mealmarket lane Thur Thur / Kinnethmont „„Joseph Brebner 90, George street Thur Thur w Kintore - John Watt 42, St. Nich olas st. . . Thur Thur iv Kintore, Inver- ") ury, and Aid- I James Duncan 166, Gallowgate Tues Tues mellie ~~~J w Laurencekirk, ~| Brechin, For- far, Dundee, | Perth, Glas- I- John Hood 42, St. Nicholas st. . . Tu Fri Tu Fri gow, Edin- burgh, and all I places adjacent J / Leochel-C'ushnie „Harry Reid .... 5, Harriot street .... Thur Friday Leochel-Cushnie John Archie w „ 22, Harriot street . . Friday Sat James . / Lesley Glennie . 180, Gallowgate Thur Thur / Longside —,™ John Smith 90, George street Wed Wed to Lonmay , William AVillox 16, Mealmarket lane Wed Wed w Maryculter ^Robert Fiddes. .5, Harriot street Friday Friday Methlic, Greens, ,„• , . / 1 JohnstonT tat. A' -a , — Macterie, &e. } Wm " • !66, Gallowgate .... Friday Friday f M C Gea Little ohn W, Mealmarket l)eer JLZZ} J lane Thur Thur / Methlic . ~-~-James Hunter. .16, Mealmarket lane Thur Friday / Methlic — Jiunes Duncan. .161, North street Thur Friday w Methlic ~™™~Thos. Annand . . 28, W. North street . . Wed Friday / Methlic -—~~™—George Annand.. 16, Mealmarket lane Thur Thur / Methlic - ,—^James Duncan. .161, W. North street Thur Friday / Methlic ^, Peter Will 16, Mealmarket lane Thur Thur wMidmar „™Alex. Donald ..6, Backwynd Friday Sat w Midmar ~~„~„„,John Scott 5, Harriot street Thur Friday jt'Montrose,Bervie, } T i. o j. ™ ^ * * ^, . „., Jonn Smart .... 90, George street Friday Friday &c ™L f w Montrose & Ar-> . , , „ T ,. „, ... , , _ _ ArcM - Spark . 42, St. Nicholas st. . broath ~™™. ) . . Tues Tues mi Monymusk, Fet-"| ternear, and j- James Grant . . 8, Schoolhill Thur Friday Manar ~-~™ J iv Monymusk ™~James Watt 90, George street Tues Wed iv Monymusk ~~~~~George Stephen 90, George street Friday Sat mi Nevvburgh Gilbert Connon 6, Mealmarket lane Tu Fri Tu Fri w Newburgh „* .Alex. Sangster. .16, Mealmarket lane Friday Friday / Newbyth John Mackie . .90, George street AVed Wed w New Deer „™™~James Kelman.. 6, Mealmarket lane AVed AVed w New Deer ~~~~~~Alex. Walker . . 16, Mealmarket lane AVed AVed w New Pitsligo-.—,—Robert Gerrie . .5, Harriot street Tues Tues w New Pitsligo~~~~Thomas Robb . .90, George street Thur Thur mi New Pitsligo~~~~George Glennie 16, Mealmarket lane Tues Tues « w Old Deer ™— —„Jas. Lawrence . .90, George street . . . .Thur Thur .. w Old Meldrum ~Jas. Webster . .42, St. Nicholas st. . . Mon Th Tu Fri R'Old Meldrum George Reith . .28, North street AVed Thur / Old Rain Alex. Mennie . .6, Back wynd Thur Thur iv Peterhead—~~-—Jas. Robertson. .16, Mealmarket lane Tu Fri Tu Fri tv Portsoy, Foggy--) loan, Elrick, [-James Duncan.. 166, Gallowgate Tues Tues &c. ™~~~„,J / Premnay, Audi- "| leven, and Pit- f John Gauld 166, Gallowgate Thur Thur caple ~™~~™J w Skene „—-~~ Alex. Mitchell . . 42, St. Nicholas st. . . Thur Thur iv Skene ~~~~ Donald Hardy . .15, Back wynd Friday Friday to Stonehaven~~~~~AVm. Forbes. . . .42, St. Nicholas st. . . Tu Th S Tu Th S , — From whence. Carriers- Where loiged. Arriv. Depart. Th S . Tu Th S Tu w Stonehaven„~~~~David Nicol. . .8, Schoolhill George street . . . Tu Th S TuThS w Stonehaven ~Alex. Matheson 90, . w Stonehaven, Ber- "| street Friday Friday vie, Montrose, [ John Smart 90, George and Arbroath J _. w Strachan ~~~~ John Turner 6, Back wynd Ihur Friday w Strachan „~~.™~Dan. Middleton 15, Back wynd Tues Wed Thur Friday w Strachan „™ —John Turner. . . .6, Back wynd Cor- / Strathdon & ) st. . .Wed Thur Alex _ stewart . 42j st. Nicholas garff —~~~~) o Strathdon„~~~~~Peter Reid 11, Harriot street ..Wed Thur street Thur / Strathdon-. „.~C. Anderson 11, Harriot . .Wed ... Back wynd Wed Thur / Strathdon , James Keir .15, Gallowgate Wed Wed joStrichen& MintlawWm. Rankin . .166, street .. o Tarland & ColdstonJames Laing . .23, Harriot Harriot street . .Thur Friday o Tarland „^~-~~~Jas. Thomson . .23, Harriot street Thur Friday / Tarland - ,^~~Betty Hunter . .— Harriot street . . Tues AVed w Tarland „,„A1. Davidson . . 11, street . Thur Friday w Tarland „™—~~Wm. Coutts .... 23, Harriot . street ..Thur Friday M'Tarves- Geo. Ironside . .13, Princes wTarves™ ^,Wm. Taylor 16, Mealmarket laneThur Friday lane Friday Friday f Tillery „™™~~~Jarnes Leslie . .6, Mealmarket o Tomintoul and\ Donald MeldrumlGG, Gallowgate .... Tues AVed Crouchley~~~j Tues o Tomintoul -. Thos. Bleldrum 166, Gallowgate Wed Tues Wed o Tomintoul „~~~~Robert Grant . .166, Gallowgate Harriot street ..Thur Friday o Towie ~™ Chas. Ingram . .22, Harriot street . .Wed Wed / Towie „™™~~~Adam Gordon . .23, o Towie ™ffm, Alexander 6, Little Belmontst. Tues Tues f Towie „~^~~~~~Wm. Cobb 23, Harriot street . .Wed Wed street . Tues Tues iv Turriff- .—George Gallon . . 90 , George . iv Turriff & Foggy- \ Wm Anderson 24, Gerard street . .Wed AVed loan—- ~ J lane Thur Friday w Udny .-James Mutch . .6, Mealmarket / Udny—~—John Hall 166, Gallowgate Friday Friday Thur Thur / Warthill—™™~George Innes . .6, Back wynd Tues / AVarthill™—-Leslie Emslie . .57, Green Tues W h and ' Wm< Leanon 42 st Nicholas st-- -Friday Sat TuU neslle } M ' - ABERDEEN FIRE-ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRES. Committee of Management. Alexander Webster, Esq. Advocate Provost Blaikie David Chalmers, Esq. Printer Robert R. Notman, Manager, Aberdeen Assurance Co. Thomas Best, Esq. Merchant Alexander Anderson, Esq. Advocate Henry Paterson, Esq. Banker William Chalmers, Esq. Manager, North of Scotland Assurance Co. Four powerful Fire-engines, in complete working order, are kept at the Station-house, No. 98, King Street, and a fifth at Waterloo Quay, ready to give every possible assistance in the ex- tinguishing of Fire and preservation of Property, under the direc* tion of John Carter, Engineer, North Street Iron-works, and the following firemen, who are kept on pay for that purpose, viz. : David Carter, 76, West North street William M'Intosh, 6, Well court, Broad street Kenneth M'Kenzie, 5, Windy wynd William Hurry, 191, Gallowgate Alexander Milton, 33, Harriot street John Scott, 11, Longacre John Maver, 42, Causewayend . Robert Brown, 7, Weigh-house square John Smith, sen. Red-lion court, Broad street John Wilson, 16, St. Catherine court, Shiprow Alexander Milne, 16, Shiprow Joseph Henry, 16, Shiprow John Gunn, 8, Link street Alexander Skinner, 8, Exchequer row Andrew Wishart, 21, Guestrow William Lind, 28, Catherine street George Jamieson, 54, Shiprow Archibald Clark, 34, Shiprow Robert Lamb, 69, Shiprow William Caie, 54, Shiprow Robert Forbes, 16, St. Catherine court, Shiprow James Milne, 16, St. Catherine court, Shiprow James Leys, 81, North street John Smith, jun. 16, Shiprow Joseph Jamieson, 16, St. Catherine court, Shiprow George Robb, 36, Shiprow George Pirie, Weigh-house square James Saint, Concert court, Broad street James Davidson, 58, Commercial court, Castle street George Wilson, 16, Shiprow John Shepperd, Water-house, Union place William Gardner, 10, Brebner's court, Castle street James Blair, 2, Catto square *** In cases of fire, notice should be instantly given at the Watch-house (back of the Town-house), so that the Engines may be despatched without delay. BILLETING OF SOLDIERS. William Mackie, Queen Street, BilleUmaster Previous to 1837, the billeting of soldiers was extended to only six classes of the inhabitants, viz. bakers, brewers, butchers, gardens ers, mealsellers, and spirit»dealers ; but the Council, after corres- ponding with the public authorities in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and other towns, procuring various returns from the billet masters, and examining the Acts of Parliament and the de« cisions of the supreme courts upon the subject, extended the billet* ing, by Act of Council, of date 27th March, 1837, over the whole inhabitants generally within the city, freedom, and liberties, who are rated in the Police books at £5 and upwards, with the exception of ministers, professors, schoolmasters, widows, and unmarried la- dies not in business on their own account, and paupers; and the billeting in the city and suburbs proceeds in terms of the said Act of Council. The billeting is levied in the order of the Wards, and the whole city must be gone over in this way before those billeted on in the First Ward have to pay a second time. It frequently happens, however, that the same person may be billeted on twice before the whole of the Wards are exhausted, for there does not appear to be any provision made for exempting a person who has paid a billet in the First Ward in May, from paying another should he remove to the Second Ward in June. SOCIETY OF APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS OF ABERDEEN. Established February, 1839. Preside?it— Mr W. Clark. ! ice President— P. Williamson. Treasurer— Mr G. Reid, Jun. Secretary and Librarian—John Jamieson. APPENDIX. 191 THE SPALDING CLUB—1839. President— The Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. Vice-President—The Viscount Arbuthnott. The Council. The Lord Provost of Aberdeen W Knight, ll.d. Marischal Col. Alexander Bannerman, m.p. Rev. Alexander Low, Keig General Byres of Tonley Hugh Lumsden of Pitcaple David Chalmers of Westburn John W. Mackenzie, w.s. Thomas A. DuifofHaddo W. M'Combie of Easter Skene Sir II. D. H. Elphinstone, Bart. Rev. James Melvin, ll.d. The Reverend J. Farquharson, R. Pitcairn, w.s. Edinburgh ll.d., r.R.s. Alford Joseph Robertson, f.s.a. Scot. The Master of Forbes Professor H. Scott, King's Col. The Rev. Alex. Forsyth, ll.d. Right Rev. Bishop Skinner Belhelvie Alex. Smith of Glenmillan Captain the Hon. W. Gordon, Rev. Alex. Taylor, Leochel- M.P. Cushnie William Gordon of Fyvie Thos. Thomson, Deputy Clerk- George Grub, Advocate Register, Edinburgh Very Rev. Principal Jack, n.n. William Watson, Sheriff-Substi- Alexander Johnston, w.s. Tullos tute of Aberdeenshire Joint Treasurers, John Blaikie, Advocate, 247, Union Street, Aber- deen, and John Ligertwood, Advocate, St Nicholas Street. Secretary, John Stuart, Advocate, 3, Queen Street, Aberdeen. MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.-1824. No. 1, LoNGACRE. Right Ron. the Earl of Aberdeen, Patron. Wm. Henderson, Preses Alex. Bain, Secretary John Roger, Treasurer James Gray, Librarian Classes at the Institution—Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, and English Grammar and Composition. A class for mutual instruction every Wednesday Library open every Wednesday and Saturday even- ing, from Eight till Ten o'clock. RURAL CONSTABULARY FORCE FOR ABERDEENSHIRE. Lieutenant William Anderson, General Superintendent. Office, 86, Crown Street. Constables' Names and Stations. No. 1. Wm. Brebner, Aberdeen. No. 12. Wm. Henry, Tarland. 2. John Forbes (1st), New . . 13. J. Porterfield, Ballater. Machar. . . 14. Alex. Robb, Kincardine 3. John Shand, Ellon. O'Neil. 4. Alex. Hunter, Peterhead. . . 15. James Scott, Alford. 5. J. Cameron, Fraserburgh. .. 16. Robert Falconer, Skene. 6. Win. Stewart, Mintlaw. .. 17. Robert Murray, Methlic. 7. W. Spence, New Pitsligo. . . 18. Daniel M'Innes, Pitcaple. 8. G. Gordon, Auchterless. . . 19. John Robertson, Bellabeg. 9. John Forbes (2d), Turriff. .. 20. G.Bonner, Bieldside, Dee- 10. Robert Forbes, Insch. side. 11. William M'Kenzie, Leith .. 21. Huntly. Lumsden Village. BANFFSHIRE CONSTABULARY. No. 1. George Adams, Banff. No. 4. George Forbes, Keith. 2. W. Matthews, Aberchirder. . . 5. Alex. Munro, Botriphnie. 3. James Duncan, Leitches- .. 6. Geo. Rennie, Dufftown. town, Bellie. . . 7. James Burlie, Tomintoul. 192 APPENDIX. STAMP DUTIES. BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &C. Not exceeding i Exceeding On den and or at'ter date. 2mlh s. date or mtlis. dat D-ht. fill .lays' si rhr For £2 0s. and not above £5 5s. £0 1 £0 1 fi Above 5 5s. 20 0s. 1 6 2 20 0s. 30 0s. 2 2 6 30 0s. 50 0s. 2 6 3 6 50 0s. ... 100 Os. 3 fi 4 6 100 0s. 200 Os. 4 fi 5 200 0s. 300 Os. ft 6 300 0s. 500 Os. 6 8 6 500 0s. 1000 Os. a 6 12 6 1000 Os. 2000 Os. 12 fi 15 2000 Os. 3000 Os. 15 1 5 3000 Os. 1 ft 1 10 FOREIGN BILLS OP EXCHANGE. P'oranysum notab.£100, Is. 6d. Ab. £l000notab. £2000, 7s. 6d. ; Above £100 ... 200, 3s. Od. I ... 2000 ... 3000,10s. Od. 200 ... 500, 4s. Od. ... 3000 ...... 15s. Os. 500 ... 1000, 5s. Od. I Every BiU of each Set pays. RECEIPTS. For £5 and under £10, Os. 3d. For £300 and under £500, 5s. Od. ... 10 ... 20, Os. 6d. ... 500 ... 1000, 7s. 6s. ... 20 ... 50, Is. Od. ... 1000 and upwards, 10s. Od. ,.. 50 ..' 100, Is. 6d. In full of all demands, 10s. Od. ... 100 .. 200, 2s. 6d. Receiver of Money pays Stamp. ... 200 ... 300, 4s. Od. POLICIES OF SEA INSURANCE. Coasting Voyage Premium not above 20s. per cent. If not above Is. 3d. at per cent. Is. 3d. sum £100, | Above £100, Premium above 20s. per cent. If sum not above 2s. 6d. Above at per cent. 2s. 6d. £100, | £100, Foreign. For every policy of insurance or other instrument whereby any insurance shall be made upon any ship or vessel, or goods on board thereof, or any interest in or relating to any ship or vessel insured for or upon any voyage other than a voyage from any port or place in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or in the islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, or the Isle of Man, to any other port or place in the said kingdom or islands, where the premium for such insurance, actually paid or contracted for, shall not exceed the rate of 15s. per cent, on the sum insured ; if the same does not exceed £100— Is. 3d. And if the sum insured shall exceed £100, then for every £100, or any fractional part thereof— Is. 3d. And where premium for such insurance, actually paid or con- tracted for, shall exceed the rate of 15s. per cent and shall not ex- ceed the rate of 30s. per cent, on the sum insured. If the sum insured shall not exceed £100—2s. 6d. And if the sum insured shall exceed £100, then for every £100, or any fractional part thereof—2s. 6d. And where the premium for such insurance, actually paid or con- tracted for, shall exceed the rate of 30s. per cent, on the sum in- sured. If the sum shall not exceed £100—5s. And if the sum shall exceed £100, then for every £100, or any fractional part thereof—5s. But if the separate interests of two or more distinct persons shall be insured by one policy, then the said duty of Is. 3d., 2s. 6d.,or 5s. as the case may require, shall be charged thereon, in respect of respect full each and fractional part of £ ! 00, as well as in of every sum of £100, which shall be thereby insured upon any separate and distinct interest. And for every policy of insurance, or other instrument, whereby any insurance shall be made upon any ship or vessel, or the freight of any ship or vessel, or any interest in or relating to any ship or vessel which may be insured for any period of time, the following rates for every £100, and also for any fractional part thereof; that is to say, where any such insurance shall be made for any term or period not exceeding three calendar months—2s. 6d. Exceeding three calendar months—5s. AGREEMENTS. Not above 1080 words, 20s Above 1080 words, 35s —With a pro- gressive duty of 25s. for every 1080 words additional. PERSONAL BONDS AND MORTGAGES. Sum not exc eeding£50, £1 0s. Above £2,000 not exc £3,000,£7 Above £50 100, 1 10s 3,000 ... 4,000, 8 100 200, 2 0s. 4,000 ... 5,000, 9 200 800, 3 0s. 5.000 ... 10,000, 12 300 500, 4 0s. ... 10,000 ... 15,000, 15 500 ... 1000, 5 0s. 15,000 ... 20,000, 20 ... 25 ... 1000 ... 2000, 6 0s. I 20,000 Progressive Duty, 25s —Mortgages, same Duty as Bonds. Sills of Lading, 3s. PROTESTS. Not amounting to i 20, 2s. /500 or upwards, 10s. > 20 and under 100, 3s. Any other kind, 5s. 100 ... 500, 5s. For every additional sheet, 5s. DEBENTURES. If not above £100, 5s Ab. £200 and not ab. £500, 20s. Ab. £100and notab. £200, 10s ... 500, ~*~~ 40s. DECREE ARBITRAL. 1080 words, £1 15s And for every entire quantity of 1080 words additional, 25s. APPRAISEMENTS. For any sum not above £50, ~~„~™~ - 2s. 6d. Exceeding £50, and not above £100, . 5s Od. 100, ... 200, ,10s. Od. 200, 500, -15s Od. 500, „20s. Od. CONVEYANCES. Consideration. Duty. Consideration, Duty. Under £20, - £0 10s. If £7,000 and not £8000, £75 20 and not £50, 1 Os. 8,000 9,000, 85 50 150, 1 10s. 9,000 10,000, 95 150 300, 2 Os. 10,000 12,500, 110 300 500, 3 Os. 12,500 15,000, 130 500 750, 6 0s. 15,000 20,000, 170 750 1000, 9 Os. 20,000 30,000, 240 1000 2000, 12 0s 30,000 40,000, 350 2000 3000, 25 40,000 50,000, 450 3000 4000, 35 Os. 50,000 60,000, 550 4000 5000, 45 Os. 60,000 80,000, 650 5000 6000, 55 Os 80,000 ... 100,000, 800 6000 7000, 65 Os. 100,000 or upwards, ~~~ „1000 — 194 APPENDIX. LEASES OR TACKS. Lease of any lands, at a yearly rent, where no sum of money, by way of fine or grassum, has been paid : Where the yearly rent shall And for the counterpart of not amount to £20, 20s. any lease hereby charged And where the same shall with a duty, if not ex- amount to £20, and not ceeding £1, the like duty to £100, 30s. as on the same. Amtg. to £100, not to £200, 40s. And for the counterpart of 200, ... 400, 60s. any other lease whatso- 400, ... 600, 80s. ever, ~ 30s. 600, ... 800, 100s. And for every 1080 words 800, ... 1000, 120s. above the first, 20s. 1000, & upwards, 200s. INVENTORIES. Test, Test. Test. Test. Value of Effects.ects. Value of Effects. left- not left. left. 1 not £50 10s. If £2,090 £3,000, £50 £75 If £50, £100, 10s. £1 3,000 4,000, 60 90 100, 200, £2 3 4,000 5,000, 80 120 200, 300, 5 8 5,000 6,000, 100 150 300, 450, 8 11 6,000 7,000, 120 180 450, 600, 11 15 7,000 8,000, 140 210 600, 800, 15 22 8,000 9,000, 160 240 800, 1000, 22 30 9,000 10,000, 180 270 1000, 1500, 30 45 10,000 12,000, 200 300 1500, 2000, 40 60 Charter Party, £1 15s., and for every 1080 words, £1 5s. Power of Attorney, or Commission, or Factory, £1 , and for every 1080 words, £1. APPENDIX. 195 AN ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE STREETS AND LANES, &c. OF WOODSIDE VILLAGE, WITH THEIR SITUATION. Barron Street, from west end of Hadden Street to Scatterburn. Baimshall Lane, from Don Street to Old Road. Bridge Street, between 143 and 145, Barron Street. Canalside, from Don Street, eastward. Canal Street, from No. 11, Don Street to the Canal. Canal Terrace, from No. 54, Barron Street, and the whole of the north side of the Canal, westward. Deer Road, from Persley Street to Don Terrace. Don Street, from Baimshall Lane to Don Terrace. Don Terrace, from north end of Don Street to Canal Terrace. East Row, on Canal Terrace. Fisher's Court, No. 27, Wellington Street, Gaelic Lane, from Don Street to Hayton, Gordon's Mills. Grandholm Street, between 33 and 35, Hadden Street, to Baimshall Lane. Hadden Street, from Wellington Street to Barron Street. King Street, between 67 and 69, Hadden Street. Lock Lane, Barron Street. Park Street, between 125 and 127, Barron Street. Persley Street, from Deer Road to Old Road. Pirrie's Lane, between No. 7 and 8, Wellington Street. Queen Street, from Hadden Street to Woodside Parish Church. School Lane, from Gaelic Lane to Canalside. Shuttle Lane, fFom Persley Street. Society Lane, between 73 and 75, Barron Street. Smithfield Road, from 189, Barron Street. Summer Street, from Tanfield Walk to Baimshall Lane. Tanfield Walk, between 19 and 21, Wellington Street. Wellington Street, from Boat-house to the east end of Hadden Street. Well Court, 120, Hadden Street. Well Street, between 203 and 213, Barron Street. West Row, on Canal Terrace. Will's Court, Hadden Street. G> s^Z-gr-J&XZ'- <2^4^£&i&~^7-2^''->£*?-Z7-BC6l -<^^«^^$^>, Office, 41 Queen Steeefc.Aberde.6tl. — ADVERTISKMKNTS. Extraordinary Directors. Alexander Abercrombie, Esq. of Rothnic. John Adam, Esq. of Scobbach. James Buchan, Esq. of Auchmacoy. James Campbell Brodie, Esq. of Lethen. James Bruce, Esq. of Longside. David Blaikie, Esq. Aberdeen. Alexander Chivas, Esq. Banker. Leslie Cruickshank, Esq. Merchant. John Duncan, Esq. Manufacturer. Thomas N. Farquhar, Esq. of Jackston. Duncan Forbes, Esq. Yr. of Balgownie. David Morice Johnston, Esq. Solicitor, London. Dr. William Knight, Marischal College. Archibald Young Leslie, Esq. of Kininvie. Lieutenant-Colonel John Jas. F. Leith of Whitehaugh. John Morice, Esq. of Tullos. Duncan Forbes Mitchell, Esq. of Thainston. Rev. William Robertson Pirie, Dyce. James Ramsay, Esq. Bushey House, Herts. Arthur Thomson, Esq. Banker, Aberdeen. James Brodie Spottiswood, Esq. of Muiresk. Ordinary Directors. THOMAS BEST, Esq. Chairman. William Adam, Esq. Advocate, Aberdeen. John Angus, Esq. Advocate, Aberdeen. Alexander Anderson, Esq Advocate, Aberdeen. John Blaikie, Esq. of Craigiebuckler. Lewis Crombie, Esq. of Kirkbill. Dr. John Cruickshank, Marischal College. Alexander Gordon, Esq. Advocate, Aberdeen. Robert Johnston, Esq. Merchant, Aberdeen. James Boyn M'Combie, Esq. of Jellybrands. Henry Paterson, Esq. Banker, Aberdeen. James Simpson, Esq. Advocate, Aberdeen. P. Williamson, Esq. Druggist, Aberdeen. London Board of Directors. John Abercrombie, Esq. George Glenny Anderson, Esq. James Farquhar, Esq. Peter Laurie, Esq. Robert Low, Esq, ./Eneas Macintosh, Esq. Charles M'Grigor, Esq. William Morice, Esq. Alexander Rogers, Esq. Alexander Ross, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. THIS COMPANY effects Insurances against FIRE on the usual terms : Common Risks. Hazardous. Doubly Hazardous. Is. 6d. 2s. 6d. 4s. 6d. LIFE DEPARTMENT- The Tables are varied and extensive, and suitable for all classes, the rates being amongst the most moderate hitherto offered to the public. The Annual Revenue from Life Premiums already exceeds EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDS, and is rapidly increasing. This fact sufficiently attests the confidence placed by the public in the Company. ADVANTAGES OF THE INSTITUTION. 1. Premiums may be made payable, in any nay, to suit the convenience of the assured. ADVERTISEMENTS. 2. Parties may assure a fixed sum, and may participate in the profits, to a greater extent than has hitherto been allowed by any other Office. 3. The sum assured may be made payable to the party at ant age fixed upon, or to his Heirs or Executors, if he should die previously. 4. One-half of Premium may remain unpaid for Five Years from the date of the Policy ; to be deducted, with interest, from the amount assured, at death, or paid off at convenience. 5. Claims are paid within three months after satisfactory proof of death. 6. No charge is made for entrance money ; and 7. Loans are made on Policies, on favourable terms. SPECIMEN OF THE TABLED. Annual Payment for the Assurance of £100 on a Single Life. WITHOUT PARTICIPATION. WITH PARTICIPATION. Age. One Year. Seven Years. For Life. Age. For Life. 25 £0 18 8 £1 1 3 £1 18 25 £2 1 5 30 12 2 1 5 6 2 1 11 30 2 5 8 35 1 5 9 1 11 1 2 7 2 35 2 11 5 40 1 10 1 16 10 2 14 6 40 2 19 5 45 1 14 4 2 2 6 3 4 7 45 3 10 5 50 1 17 8 2 7 10 3 19 11 50 4 7 1 55 2 6 2 19 9 4 19 55 5 7 11 A Prospectus, containing full Tables of the Company, and all other information, may be had on application at the Head Offices or Agencies. Wm. CHALMERS, Manager. 3, King Street, Aberdeen, June, 1841. ABERDEEN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Established 1826. FOR INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE ; FOR INSURING ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS ; GRANTING ANNUITIES AND ENDOWMENTS, PURCHASING LIFERENTS & REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. Extraordinary Directors. The Right Honourable Lord FORBES, Governor. Arthur Abercromby, Esq, of Glassaugh. William Annand, Esq of Belmont. Robert Duff, Esq. of Fetteresso. Dr. Robert Daun, Edinburgh. Rear-Admiral Sir Arthur Farquhar, C.B. Peter Farquharson, Esq. of Whitehouse. Francis Gordon, Esq. of Kincardine. Captain Alexander Grant of Druminner. Rear-Admiral Henderson of Tortorston. John Henry, Esq. of Watchmount. Alex. Henderson, Esq. of Caskieben. The Very Rev. Principal Jack of King's College, D.D. Alex. John Kinloch, Esq. of Park. The Right Honourable Lord Lovat. Professor Hercules Scott of King's College. John Shepherd, Esq., Director H.E.I.C. Alex. Stuart, Esq. of Laithers. Major A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer. Dr. Thomson, Inverury. David Young, Esq. of Cornhill. — — — ADVERTISEMENTS. Ordinary Directors. ALEXANDER WEBSTER, Esq., Chairman. The Hon. the Lord Provost. Alexander Irvine, Esq. Alexander Brown, Esq. James Milne, Esq. Alexander Burness, Esq. Alex. Pirie, Esq. of Waterton. Robert Catto, Esq. Francis Pirie, Esq. 1). Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn. Thomas Sangster, Esq. Major J. A. Condell. W. Simpson, Esq. of Glenythan. John M. Campbell, Esq. Alex. Smith, Esq. of Glenmillan. James Eraser, Esq. A. Stronach, Esq. of Drumallan. Harvey Hall, Esq. George Thomson, Esq. George Henry, Esq. John White, Esq. Head Office, 89, Union Street, Aberdeen. Office in Glasgow, 69, St. Vincent Street. Office in Edinburgh,* «~„68, Princes Street. Office in Perth, 79, High Street. HTMIIS Company, which was formed by a numerous and influ- 3L eiitial body of Proprietors, effects Insurances in the FIRE DEPARTMENT, upon every description of Real and Personal Property, at the loviest rates of Premium, compatible with prompt and liberal settlement of Claims. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Combined with the principle of Mutual Assurance, the Company offers the security of a large subscribed Capital and Sinking Fund. The Pre- miums required for Assurance will be found, upon a comparison with those of other respectable Offices, among the lowest presented to the Public. Thus— WITH PAUTICIPATION. WITHOUT PARTICIPATION. Age. For Life. One Year. Seven Years. For Life. •20 £1 18 1 £0 16 8 £0 17 3 £1 14 7 25 2 1 6 13 3 1 1 18 1 30 2 5 7 1 2 1 3 6 2 2 35 2 11 3 1 5 3 1 7 5 2 7 3 40 2 19 7 1 8 10 1 11 1 2 14 5 45 3 10 5 1 14 1 1 14 7 3 4 6 50 4 6 10 1 17 9 2 2 10 3 19 8 Creditors who wish to secure themselves against the loss which the death of their Debtors may occasion them Holders of Leases de- pendent upon Lives Expectants of Property in Reversion, but bur- dened by some contingency of Life Purchasers of Annuities, Heirs of Entail, and all who require to be assured in fixed sums, will find the Premiums at which this Company underwrites the risk of death to be exceedingly moderate, while the security afforded to the assured is be- yond the possibility of doubt. Premiums must be paid yearly, quarterly, in one sum, or in a limited number of payments. The sum assured may be made payable at any age fixed upon, or to the heirs of the assured, should he predecease that age. One-half of the Premiums may remain unpaid for five years, to be deducted, with interest, from the sum assured when it becomes due. Insurances are effected upon the Lives of Naval and Military Men, or upon those of other parties intending to reside abroad, at premiums proportioned to the extra risk. Immediate and Deferred Annuities are granted, and every species of business engaged in appertaining to Life Assurance. Forms of proposals, and every information given at the Agencies of the Company in Great Britain and Ireland. ROB. RUSSELL NOTMAN, Manager. JAMES SMITH, Accountant. Insurances cere effected upon Farm Stock at 2s. per cent., free from duty. Farm Offices, slated, 2s. ; Thatched, no fire-place, 2s. Gd. ; with fire-place, As. 6d. No charge is madefor Policies upon transfers from other Offices. a a 2 , ADVERTISEMENTS. PALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 7 WATERLOO PLACE, PALL-MALL, LONDON ; 24, QUEEN STREET, EDINBURGH ; AND 96, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN. INSTITUTED, 1824. Directors. George Arbuthnot, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. Sir John Barrow, Bart., F.R.S. Sir Tho. F. Freemantle, Bart Col. William Bodycott Davis. M.P. Lord Wm. R. K. Douglas, F.R.S. James Murray, Esq. Right Hon. Sir Edward Hyde Samuel Skinner, Esq. East. Bart., F.R.S. PatrickMaxwell Stewart, Esq. Neil Be'nj. Edmondstone, Esq., Sir William Young, Bart. F.R.S. Esq. ; Elliot, Auditors—James W. Bosanquet, Charles Esq. ; Henry Harvey, Esq. Bankers— Messrs. Bosanquet & Co. ; The London and Westminster Bank. Agents for Edinburgh—Messrs. Shand, Calder, & Farquhar, W.S. Bankersfor Scotland—The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh ; and Branches. Resident Secretary and Actuary—Nicholas Grut, Esq. Agentfor Aberdeen—ROBERT SMITH, Advocate. Medical Officerfor Aberdeen—ALEXANDER HARVEY, M.D. THF, Rates charged by this Society, for Assurances, without participation in Profits, will bear a comparison with those of other Offices of equal respectability and resources. Some of these Rates are peculiarly favourable. An example (Table No. V.) may be selected, the sum Assured being £100 :— Age. Annual Age. Annual Age. Annual Premium. Premium. Premium. 51 £4 2 1 53 £4 8 8 55 £4 17 3 52 4 5 2 54 4 12 8 56 5 2 4 In the Participation branch of its business, this Society has been very successful ; the strongest evidence of which will be found in the fact that, at the last Septennial Division of Profits, declared up to 31st December, 1838, the average additions made to the Policies entitled to participate, amounted to about 43 per cent., or nearly one-half of the whole premiums paid. Similar benefits may be anticipated at next Septennial Division of Profits, on 31st December, 1845. The attention of the public is particularly requested to a new principle of Life Assurance, by which important advantages may be secured. This principle is that of assuring the payment of a specific sum, to the Insured himself, at any age, the sum insured being payable to the party's Representa- tives, should he die before attaining that age. To persons possessing an income derivable solely, or in great part, from mercantile, professional, or officialemploy ment, from the labour of which they naturally contemplate to be relieved during their declining years, this mode of Assurance is specially adapted. Parents may thus be enabled to make ppsitive pecuniary arrangements for settling their Chil- dren in life, on the attainment of any given age ; and Creditors, requiring this species of security from their Debtors, may calculate to a certainty on the day of payment. The Society advances money, on approved Personal or Heritable Se- curity, combined with a Life Assurance ; and on redeemable Annuity, on the security of Entailed Estates. The rate of Interest charged on ordinary loans is Five per cent., and when the security continues unex- ceptionable, the principal may be allowed to lie undisturbed for years. The Society's Tables, and every information regarding Life Assurance, may be obtained on application to ROBERT SMITH, Advocate, 96, Union Street, AGENT FOR ABERDEEN. . ADVERTISEMENTS. THE MANCHESTER ASSURANCE COMPANY FOR ASSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, AND ON LIVES AND SURVIVORSHIPS, PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES, REVERSIONS, &c. OFFICE—98, KING STREET, MANCHESTER. CAPITAL, TWO MILLIONS. Established, March, 1824. FIRE DEPARTMENT. wilhout THE Assured are entitled to one-third of the Profits, any liability on their part to the Losses. LIFE DEPARTMENT. any The Assured are entitled to two-thirds of the Profits, wilhout liability on their part to the Losses The Premiums charged are lower than those of the majority of other offices. . that The business of the Life Department is kept quite distinct from losses of Fire, and its accumulations are not liable to make good any arising therefrom. on The Rates of Premium, and all other particulars, may be obtained application to any of the Company's Agents ; or to JOSEPH MORTON, Secretary. Agents have already been appointed in most of the principal towns where appoint- in the kingdom ; but applications for Agencies, in places ments have not yet been made, are requested to be addressed to the Secretary. At the Annual General Court of Proprietors, held on the 20th June 1839, Bonuses were declared to the Assured in the FIRE Department of 10 per cent, on the Premiums received during the five years previous to the 25th March, 1839, to be paid on all Insurances of two or more years' stand- the inq ; and to the Assured in the LIFE Department, on all Policies for whole duration of Life, offour or more years' standing, on the 25th March, 1839, of very near 31 per cent, on the amount of the Premiums received thereon, to be added to the sum Assured by such Policies when they become Claims, or an equivalent reduction to be made in the Annual Premiums upon them, at the option of the parties entitled thereto. AGENTS. DAVID MITCHELL, Advocate, 1, MAR1SCHAI. STRKET. ABERDEEN. Dumfrics,~ . Mr. Robert Wallace, Writer. Dundee, —~~—~ Mr. Andrew Ogilvie & Co. Edinburgh,—~—~ Mr. Francis Burke, York Place. Glasgoiv, ~~~Messrs. James and Thomas Tassie. Greenock, ~~~~~* Mr. Thomas Jamieson, Joiner and Builder. Kilmarnock, <-Mr. John Sturrock, Writer, Paisley, „Mr. John Millar, Writer. — ADVERTISEMENTS. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIFE DEPARTMENT. CAPITAL, FIVE MILLIONS STERLING. Established under Act of Parliament. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Presidents. John Irving, Esq., M.P. Samuel Gurney, Esq. | Sir Moses Montefiore, F.K.S. Directors. G. H. Barnett, Esq. Edward Fletcher, Esq. Edward Blount, Esq. Sir George Harrison, K.C. John Bowden, Esq. Louis Lucas, Esq. T. F. Buxton, Esq. Thomas Masterman, Esq. Sir Robert Campbell, Baronet. Thomas Richardson, Esq. W. Crawford, Esq., M.P. Lionel N. De Rothschild, Esq. T, A. Curtis, Esq. Oswald Smith, Esq. Right Hon. Or. R. Dawson. Melvil Wilson, Esq. Auditors. Charles Gibbes, Esq. | Andrew Johnston, Esq. John Mitchell, Esq. Bankers.—Messrs. Barnetts, Hoare, & Co. Actuary.—Benjamin Gompertz, Esq., F.R.S. Secretary —Andrew Hamilton, Esq. Physician. —John R, Hume, M.D., Curzon Street. Solicitor.—John M. Pearce, Esq. Surveyor.—Thomas Allason, Esq. | OFFICE—NO. 1, BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PTgpWO Forms of Constitution have, in general, been adopted _IL in the formation of Life Assurance Companies. By the one, a Capital is subscribed by a body of Shareholders, who bear all the risk of loss that may arise, and divide all the profits. By the other, business is commenced without a Capital, the assurers mutually assuring one an- other, and bearing all the losses, or dividing all the profits which may arise in the progress of the undertaking. The objection made to the former cluss of companies is, that the assured do not participate in the profits, however large they may become. The objection to the latter class is that, as no subscribed and permanent capital exists ; and as security is obviously the first object with the Public, in a contract which may remain in force for half a century, the safety of the assured is not sufficiently provided for. The Constitution of this Company has been framed so as to neutralize both these objections. While the iarge capital invested secures to the assured the ultimate payment of his Policy, the periodical divisions of the profits impart to his assurance an increased value, continually enlarging with the growing prosperity of the Institution. This being the Constitution chosen by the Board, as that which affords the most solid and satisfactory basis to the Company, they have directed their anxious attention to the minor arrangements, with the view of af- fording every possible facility to the public in transacting business with the Office. In furtherance of this object, they have directed I. That assurances shall be undertaken for one year, seven years, the whole term of life, or any intermediate period that may suit the views of the assured ; that the Premium may be received by annual payments, to be made to the teraiination of the risk—by one single payment at the eoa;mencement of the assurance—or, by annual — ADVERTISEMENTS. payments to be made for five, ten, fifteen, or twenty years, or any determine the payments in the other period, as the assured may ; last case absolutely to cease at the expiration of such period as may assured shall continue to participate in the be chosen ; while the profits, and fully to enjoy all the other advantages presented by the Company, up to the time, however distant, at which the assurance may terminate. to be II. They have directed the profits accruing to the Policy-holders period of five years declared at the expiration of every successive ; and these are to be applied either to increase the sum assured under the Policy, or to diminish the future Premiums, as shall be most individual opening a Policy agreeable to the assured ; so that the with the Company possesses the assurance either that the sum as- sured will gradually increase, he continuing to pay the same Pre- mium, or that the Premium which he at first pays will undergo periodical diminutions, while the sum originally assured remains untouched. III. Persons whose lives it is proposed to assure may appear any day of the week, except Sunday, at the Company's Office, No. 1, Bar- tholomew Lane, or at the offices of the various Agents of the Com- pany throughout the country. IV. The lives of Naval and Military Officers, not engaged in actual service, are accepted on peculiarly favourable terms, no extra pre- mium being charged. The lives of females in a state of preg- nancy are also accepted at the common premium, an additional premium being imposed only for the first year's assurance. The ordinary cases of Gout, Hernia, and several other diseases, may be covered under a small extra charge commensurate with the in- creased risk. Persons residing abroad, in any part of the Continent of Europe, do not lose the benefit of their assurance, provided they proceed thither and return in decked vessels, by any port between the Elbe and Brest. The lives of persons going beyond the limits of Europe are assured under an extra Premium, proportionate to the additional hazard incurred. There is no charge for entrance-money, nor for the Policy, beyond the value of the stamp. the advantages and Such is the Constitution of this Company ; and will facilities which it affords to the public must be evident to all who eive the principles on which the Constitution rests a careful examina- tion. A. HAMILTON, Secretary. AGENT AT ABERDEEN. JAMES BLACK, Merchant and General Agent. COMMERCIAL LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY, AND FAMILY ENDOWMENT COMPANY. head office—110, buchanan street, glasgow. office in edinburgh 1h, princes street (opposite the mound). Extraordinary Directors. George Miller, Esq. of Frankfield. Hugh Barclay, Esq , Sheriff-substitute, Perth. Andrew Brown, Esq. of Thornhill, Ayrshire. Norman Lockhart, Esq. of Torbrax, Lanarkshire. Alex. Kerr, Esq. of Robertland, Ayrshire. Rev. James Nicol, Leslie, Fifeshire. William Guthrie, Esq., Portobello. John Ballandene, Esq. of Wester Pitgobar, Perthshire. Thomas Barty, Esq., Dunblane. Captain James Partick of Drumbuie, Ayrshire. Major Malcolm M'Gregor, Portobello. — ADVERTISEMENTS. Ordinary Directors. John Reid, Esq. of Annfield, Merchant, Glasgow, Alex. Baird, Esq. of Gartsherrie, Merchant, Glasgow. Andrew Galloway, Esq. of Sandyhills, Merchant, Glasgow. Alex. Campbell, Esq. of Bedley. Donald Smith, Esq., Manager of the Western Bank, Glasgow. Charles Alex . King, Esq. of Woodneuk. John G. Stewart, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. William Brodie, Esq. of Endrickbank, Merchant, Glasgow. John Blackie, Sen., Esq., Publisher, Glasgow. Robert Weir, Esq. of Randolph-hill, Merchant, Glasgow. Manager.—William Hunter, Esq. | Secretary.—J ohn Tennant, Esq. Consulting Surgeon.—William Mackenzie, Esq., M.D. Bankers.—The Western Bank of Scotland. THE Directors of the Commercial Life Insurance Company beg to announce that they are now ready to receive proposals and transact business in all the various branches connected with Life Insur- ance, Annuities, Endowments, &c. The Tables upon which this Company propose to act have been formed with great care and labour, after a minute analysis and comparison of the rates of most existing companies. They embrace most of the varied schemes upon which the majority of these companies transact business, at rates as moderate as is consistent with safety both to the Assurer and Assured, and are thus adapted to all classes of the community. They are peculiar in this respect, however, that it is now for the first time proposed by a Scottish Company to extend Life Insurance and An- nuities to parties who are paid by weekly or fortnightly salaries, and the working-classes in general, on such terms and upon such principles as present to them strong inducements for availing themselves of their ad- vantages. A set of Tables has been prepared exhibiting the amount to to be paid for insuring £100, or purchasing an annuity of £10, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly contributions, as well as by half-yearly and yearly, or single payments, and in accordance with this Table, the Comoany will insure the sum of £10 and upwards, and grant annuities of £5" and upwards. Agencies upon this basis have already been opened in many of the towns in Scotland. Negociations are in progress for opening Agencies in others, and, by this means, the Company hope to foster the proper spirit of prudent accumulation, which has in many quarters sus- tained the fatal check from the disastrous results of the erroneous calcu- lations or imprudent management of Benefit Societies, and does not re- ceive adequate encouragement from the moderate return afforded by Savings Banks. The following is a specimen of the Tables of the Company, for insur- ing £100 at different ages, divided into yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, monthly, and weekly payments : Age. Weekly. M onthly. Quarterly. Half-yearly. Yearly. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ s. D. £ S. D. IS 7h 2 8 7 11 15 8 1 10 7 20 8h 3 I 8 11 17 6 1 14 4 25 9J 3 6 10 1 1 1 19 2 30 11 4 11 7 1 3 2 4 11 35 1 0J 4 6 13 3 1 6 3 2 11 4 40 1 2A 5 4 .15 5 1 10 6 2 19 9 45 1 5 6 2 18 1 15 5 3 9 5 50 1 8^ 7 4 1 1 6 2 2 fi 4 3 4 55 2 l| 9 2 1 7 2 13 5 5 4 7 60 2 8£ 11 8 1 14 4 3 8 6 13 2 According to this scheme, a person aged 30, by a payment of lid. a-week may secure the sum of £100 to his Widow and Family at his death, or by a weekly saving of the very moderate sum of 5hd. may secure to them the sum of £50, subject to no deduction. — — ADVERTISEMENTS. A set of Tables has also been prepared, whereby the insured will be entitled to participate in the Profits of the Company, to the extent of five-sixths. The Company in this way offer to the public the combined advantages of a mutual insurance and a proprietary company. The following is a specimen of the Tables, with participation in profits : Age Premium Age Premium Age Premium Age Premium Age Premium £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 15 1 13 2 25 2 2 7 35 2 15 10 45 3 15 5 55 5 13 8 20 1 17 4 30 2 8 10 40 3 5 50 4 10 7 60 7 4 9 AGENT FOR ABERDEEN, HENRY C. OSWALD, 45, Marischal Street. 110, Buchanan Street, Glasgow, 19th June, 1841. GLASGOW INSURANCE COMPANY. FOR FIRE AND LIFE. HEAD OFFICE, 98, MILLER STREET, GLASGOW. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING. Governor. The Hon. Henry Dunlop of Craigton, Lord Provost of the City of Glasgow. Deputy Governors. Sir Neil Douglas, K.C.B. | Alex. Bannerman, Esq. M.P. Ordinary Directors. John Mitchell, Esq. Alex. M'Kenzie Kirkland, Esq. Andrew Tennant, Esq. John Neill, Esq. John Smith, Esq. William Gilmour, Esq. Henrv; Grazebrook, Esq. Hugh Brown, Esq. Robert Alexander, Esq. fire department. ^H^HIS branch of the Company's business comprehends the In- M surance of all descriptions of real and personal Property, from Loss or Damage by Fire. A revised Classification of Extra Risks has been made by the Glasgow Insurance Company, according to which are charged the lowest remunerating rates of Premium compatible with a prompt and liberal settlement of Claims. The three Ordinary Classes of Fire Insurance will be rated as usual, viz. : Common Insurances. Hazardous. Double Hazardous. Is. 6d. per cent. 2s. 6d. per cent. 4s. 6d. per cent. Losses, when satisfactorily ascertained, are immediately paid. Farm- ing Stock is insured without the average Clause. Losses by Fire caused from Lightning, will be made good to the Insured. LIFE DEPARTMENT. This branch of the business comprises Insurance on Lives and Sur- vivorships, the Purchase and Sale of Reversionary Property and Life Interests, the Sale and Purchase of Immediate, Contingent, an4 De- ferred Annuities, and the Endowment of Widows and Children. Two distinct plans are offered by this Company to Insurers. By the first, persons may effect every kind of Insurance, at a reduced rate of Premium, without participating in the Profits of the Company. By the second, persons may insure for the whole term of Life, and partici- pate in the Company's profits to the extent of two-thirds, and at the ADVERTISEMENTS. same time be protected, by a Capital subscribed by a large and substan- tial Proprietary, from the responsibilities attached to Societies for Mu- tual Insurance. The Company will advance money on the Security of Policies, and persons desirous of discontinuing the, payment of their Annual Pre- miums, may dispose of their Policies to the Company. The Assured are allowed to pass by Sea from one part of Great Britain and Ireland to another, and also, in time of peace, in Queen's Ships, Steam-Vessels, and Packets, to and from British and such Foreign Ports as lie within the limits of Europe, without any special leave or licence from the Directors, No Admission nor Entrance Fees are required, nor is any charge made for the Policy beyond the Stamp Duty. Tables of Rates, Forms of Proposals, and all other necessary infor- mation may be obtained on application at the Head Office, 98, Miller Street, Glasgow, or of any of the Company's Agents throughout the Country. HENRY RHIND, Manager. AGENT FOR ABERDEEN, C. GRAINGER, Esq. Advocate. Peterhead, .—Mr. Thomas Lawrence, Jun. Turriff)—-~ Mr. William Gerrard. THE AUSTRALASIAN COLONIAL AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY. 126, BISHOPSGATE STREET, CORNER OF CORNHILL. CAPITAL, £200,000—in 2000 Shares. Directors. Edward Barnard, Esq. Charles E. Mangles, Esq. Henry Buckle, Esq. J. Barrow Montefiore, Esq. John H. Capper, Esq. John H. Ravenshaw, Esq. Gideon Colquhoun, Jun. Esq, Sir James Stirling. John Edwardes Lyall, Esq. William Walker, Esq. Trustees. Edward Barnard. Esq. I Thomas Richardson, Esq. J. H. Capper, Esq. I Auditors—Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, Bart, and C. Richardson, Esq. (72, CornhilL) Solicitors—Messrs. Swain, Stevens, & Co. Secretary—Edward Ryley, Esq. Physician—Robert Dundas Thomson, Esq. M.D. Bankers—The Union Bank of London. THE leading features of this Company are Participation in the Profits, and Lower Rates of Premium than those of most Societies which do not give Profits to the Assured. The Subscribed Capital of the Company, while it affords ample secur- ity to the Assured, will, by yielding a higher rate of interest than is paid to the Shareholders, contribute to the general profits ; whereas, in the case of some of the English Companies, with Capitals unnecessarily large, the Premiums paid by the Assured are materially drawn upon to supply the differences between the interest paid to Shareholders and interest yielded by investments : thus diminishing instead of increasing the se- curity of the Policy-holder. In addition to the low rate of Premium required by this Society, one- ADVERTISEMENTS. half of the Profits will be divided among the Assured and Annuitants ; but, in the first instance, one-fifth of the whole will be retained to form an extra precautionary fund. Two Directors and one Auditor may be chosen from the Assured. For the Profits to which the Assured may become entitled at each quinquennial rest and division, a separate Policy will be issued, which being unincumbered by the payment of Premium, will be an absolute reversion, payable at the deatli of the Assured, and increasing, without cost, in value every year, and therefore readily available for private sale or deposit, and which the Society will always purchase on equitable terms, or receive in commutation of future Premiums on the original Policy. To the Purchasers of Annuities, this Society holds out advantages never before offered—a much higher rate than can with safety be grant- ed from English investments, and participation to the extent of one-half in the Profits as above stated, including those of Life Assurance, for which an equivalent additional Annuity will be granted at each quin- quennial rest. Participation in Profits to Annuitants has not been offered, with one recent exception ; but to it they are as much entitled, if they have paid a proper price for their Annuity, including a fair allowance for the selec- tion of life, as their converse associates, the contributors of annual pay- ments to secure sums payable at their decease. Two Directors and one Auditor may be chosen from the Annuitants, thereby giving them cognizance of and control over the disposal of the funds. The benefited members of the Company will consist of the first thousand Policy-holders for the time being, for the whole of life for £500 or upwards, in one or more Policies, and of the first thousand Annuitants for the time being, who have paid £500 or upwards for their Annuities; every vacancy in the thousand benefited Policy- holders to be filled up by the next oldest Policy of Assurance, on the plan of the Equitable Society of London ; and, in like manner, every vacancy in the thousand benefited Annuitants, by the next oldest deed of Annuity, the Assured and the Annuitants, however, will only succeed to the vacancies in their respective class. A Descending Scale of Premium is offered to those who wish to avail themselves of present prosperity, gradually to reduce future pay- ments, until they cease altogether, when Assurers will, nevertheless, be entitled to Bonus. An Ascending Scale, to those who are looking &rward to increase of income. Naval and Military Service, Voyages, and Foreign Residences, are taken at moderate rates of Premium, payable only during the time of actual exposure to the additional risk. No extra Premium will be charged to the Assured for the whole of life, for voyage as cabin' or intermediate passengers in approved vessels to, or for residence in, the Australasian Colonies in approved situations Distance from medical advice, occupation in whale fishery, or distant voyaging, will be covered by equitable Premiums ; but parties may pro- ceed from port to port throughout the Australasian Colonies in decked vessels of 100 tons or upwards. Premiums on Policies, wherever effected, may be paid at any settlement in Australasia where there is a bank, but always at the same, unless permission to change shall have been given. Policies, whether effected in England or the Australasian Colonies, may be made payable in either by indorsement, provided the party do not quit the country in which the Policy is made payable without notice to the Directors. B b ADVERTISEMENTS. TABLES. Note.— The Age of the individual is always, in Assurance cases, taken at his Age next birthday ; and, in Annuity cases, at his Age last birthday. The following Tables of Premium, all of which entitle the Assured to Profits, will be revised annually with reference to the rate of interest to be securely obtained, and other circumstances ; but no alteration will be made in existing contracts. PRESENT TABLE OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR ASSURANCE OF £100 FOR ONE YEAR, SEVEN YEARS, OR WHOLE OF LIFE. ge One Year seveuYears Life Age| One Year 1 SevenYears Life £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ s. - £ S. D. 14 12 10 14 5 1 5 8 44 1 10 5 1 13 10 3 3 11 J5 13 5 14 11 1 6 5 45 1 11 5 1 15 5 3 6 6 16 14 15 6 1 7 2 46 1 12 5 1 17 3 3 9 3 17 14 6 16 1 8 47 1 13 6 1 19 3 3 12 1 18 15 1 16 4 1 8 8 43 1 15 5 2 1 8 3 15 1 19 15 8 16 8 1 9 6 49 1 17 1 2 4 5 3 18 3 20 16 3 17 1 1 10 3 50 1 19 2 2 7 2 4 18 21 16 fi 17 4 1 11 1 51 2 1 11 2 10 4 5 2 1 22 16 11 17 9 1 12 52 2 4 9 2 12 11 4 8 10 1 23 17 2 18 3 1 12 11 53 2 7 9 2 15 9 4 12 6 24 17 3 18 10 1 13 10 54 2 10 11 2 18 6 4 16 5 25 17 5 19 7 1 14 11 55 2 14 3 3 1 3 5 5 26 18 1 5 1 15 11 56 2 17 2 3 4 5 4 7 27 18 8 1 1 3 1 17 57 2 19 6 3 6 10 5 8 10 28 19 5 1 1 11 1 18 2 58 3 1 11 3 9 9 5 13 6 29 1 7 1 2 8 1 19 5 59 3 4 6 3 12 11 5 18 6 30 1 1 .9 1 3 4 2 7 60 3 7 4 3 16 5 6 3 9 31 1 2 5 1 4 2 1 9 61 3 10 4 4 3 6 9 5 32 1 3 2 1 4 7 2 2 11 62 3 13 6 4 4 6 15 6 •33 1 3 6 1 6 1 2 4 4 63 3 16 11 4 9 7 2 1 34 I 4 3 1 5 8 2 6 7 64 4 9 4 14 9 7 9 1 35 1 4 6 1 6 2 2 7 65 4 4 9 5 1 1 7 16 10 36 1 5 3 1 6 10 2 8 7 66 4 9 4 5 8 1 8 5 3 37 I 5 8 1 7 5 2 10 1 67 4 15 1 5 16 1 8 14 3 38 1 6 5 1 8 1 2 11 8 68 5 1 9 6 4 9 9 4 2 39 1 6 10 1 8 9 2 13 6 69 5 9 1 6 14 8 9 14 10 40 1 7 8 1 9 6 2 15 3 70 5 18 3 7 5 3 10 6 2 41 1 8 i 1 10 4 2 17 4 42 1 8 11 1 11 3 2 19 4 43 1 9 5 1 12 5 3 1 8 ADVERTISEMENTS. TABLE OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR ASSURANCE OF £100, ON A DESCENDING SCALE FOR TWENTY YEARS, When Payments will altogether cease, but the Assurance, with participation in Profits, will continue. For the For the For (he For the! For the For the For the For the Age. Firs Seco id Third Age. First *<- £ S. D. £ S. D £s. D. £s. D. £ S. D. £ S. D £ S. D. £ S. D. 14 2 10 2 1 17 8 1 5 1 12 6 38 4 8 10 3 6 8 2 4 4 1 2 3 2 15 2 11 5 1 18 7 1 5 8 12 10 39 4 11 3 8 3 5 6 1 2 9 16 2 12 8 I 19 6 1 6 4 13 2 40 4 13 5 3 10 1 2 6 9 1 3 4 17 2 13 11 2 5 I 6 11 13 5 41 4 15 11 3 11 11 2 8 1 4 10 2 4 1 18 2 15 3 2 1 6 i 7 7 13 9 42 4 18 7 3 13 9 4 8 19 2 16 5 2 2 5 1 8 3 14 1 43 5 1 4 3 16 1 2 10 8 1 5 3 12 20 2 17 9 2 3 4 1 8 11 14 6 44 5 4 4 3 18 3 2 2 1 6 1 21 2 19 1 2 4 3 1 9 7 14 10 45 5 7 6 4 5 2 13 8 1 6 11 22 3 5 2 5 4 1 10 3 15 1 46 5 10 8 4 3 2 15 4 1 7 8 23 3 1 10 2 6 5 1 10 11 15 6 47 5 14 2 4 5 8 2 17 1 1 8 6 11 1 24 3 3 4 2 7 5 1 li 7 15 10 48 5 17 10 4 8 4 2 18 9 4 25 3 4 11 2 8 8 1 12 5 16 3 49 6 1 6 4 11 2 3 9 1 10 5 2(5 3 6 6 2 9 11 1 13 3 (I 16 8 50 6 5 4 4 14 3 2 8 1 11 4 51 4 3 4 8 1 27 3 8 3 2 11 2 1 14 1 17 o 6 9 5 17 12 4 28 3 10 2 12 5 1 15 17 5 52 6 13 6 5 1 3 6 9 1 13 4 2!) 3 11 9 2 13 9 1 15 11 17 11 53 6 17 8 5 3 3 3 8 10 1 14 5 30 3 13 6 2 15 1 1 16 9 18 4 54 7 l 10 5 6 6 3 10 11 1 15 6 5 3 12 1 31 3 15 3 2 16 5 1 17 8 18 9 55 7 6 2 10 6 16 6 15 32 3 17 2 17 9 1 13 6 19 3 56 7 10 5 5 12 10 3 2 1 17 8 33 3 18 8 2 19 1 1 19 5 19 8 57 7 14 11 5 16 2 3 17 6 1 18 8 5 19 3 19 10 1 11 34 4 7 3 5 2 4 1 1 58 7 19 8 9 19 35 4 2 5 3 1 10 2 1 3 1 7 59 8 4 6 6 3 5 4 2 3 2 1 1 36 4 4 6 3 3 5 2 2 3 1 1 1 60 8 9 10 6 7 4 4 4 11 2 2 5 37 4 6 8 3 4 11 2 3 3 1 1 8 Two-tliirds of each annual premium, for an Assurance on the whole of Life, according to either of the preceding tables, may be paid, and one-third remain at compound interest of 5 per cent., to be deducted when the Policy becomes payable, but which may be paid up at any time without notice. ANNUITIES (PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY) GRANTED FOR EVERY £100 OF PURCHASE-MONEY. Age Males Females Age Males Femal Age Males Females D. D. S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ s. D. £ S. £ S. £ 20 6 116 6 3 6 39 7 7 9 6 17 1 58 10 6 1 9 1 10 11 4 5 21 6 12 1 6 3 11 40 7 8 3 6 18 2 59 9 25> 6 12 6 6 4 5 41 7 9 11 6 19 60 10 16 3 9 9 23 6 12 10 6 4 11 42 7 li 9 7 o 6 61 112 2 9 14 2 ?4 6 13 2 6 5 6 43 7 13 10 7 l 10 62 11 8 8 9 19 8 25 6 13 6 6 6 44 7 15 10 7 3 3 63 11 16 10 5 8 10 12 1 26 6 13 11 6 6 8 45 7 18 1 7 4 9 64 12 3 9 27 6 14 5 6 7 3 46 8 9 7 6 4 65 12 12 10 19 13 1 1 11 6 4 28 6 15 1 6 7 11 47 8 3 6 7 8 2 66 1 13 10 1 11 14 4 9,9 6 15 9 6 8 7 48 8 6 7 7 10 67 13 19 8 12 2 11 .10 6 16 6 6 9 4 49 8 10 7 12 1 68 14 11 12 12 4 31 6 17 4 6 10 1 50 8 13 6 7 14 4 69 9 15 8 13 2 6 32 6 18 3 6 10 10 51 8 17 4 7 16 9 70 15 12 1 13 13 2 33 6 19 2 6 118 m 9 1 7 19 5 71 34 7 3 6 12 6 53 9 4 11 8 2 4 72 16 4 2 14 4 7 14 16 10 35 7 1 5 6 13 5 54 9 8 10 8 5 5 73 15 9 9 36 7 2 7 6 14 3 55 9 13 8 8 9 74 7 3 11 6 15 2 9 17 2 8 12 7 37 56 38 7 5 4 6 16 1 10 1 6 8 16 57 ADVERTISEMENTS. TABLE OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR ASSURANCE OF £100, ON AN ASCENDING SCALE. For the Forth For the For the For the Age First Second third Fourth Remainder Five Years Five Years Five Years Five Years of Life 14 £0 16 9 £1 1 4 £l 5 11 £1 10 4 £1 15 15 17 4 1 2 16 8 1 11 4 1 15 11 16 17 5 1 2 5 17 5 1 12 6 1 17 6 17 18 1 1 3 2 18 3 1 13 5 1 18 6 18 18 3 1 3 8 1 9 1 1 14 6 2 19 18 4 1 4 2 1 10 1 15 10 2 16 20 18 7 1 4 8 1 10 11 1 17 2 3 3 21 19 2 1 5 6 1 11 10 1 18 1 2 4 5 22 19 10 1 6 4 1 12 9 1 19 2 2 5 7 23 10 7 1 7 2 1 13 8 2 4 2 6 10 24 1 1 10 1 8 3 1 14 8 2 12 2 7 8 25 1 3 3 1 9 6 1 15 10 2 2 2 2 8 6 26 1 3 11 1 10 5 1 16 11 2 3 5 2 9 27 14 8 1 11 5 1 18 2 2 4 11 2 11 8 28 15 1 12 3 1 19 6 2 6 9 2 14 1 29 1 5 10 1 13 3 2 10 2 8 5 2 15 10 30 18 2 I 14 2 2 2 3 2 10 4 2 18 5 31 1 6 11 1 15 3 2 3 7 2 11 11 3 3 32 17 3 1 16 3 2 5 1 2 14 3 2 10 33 18 2 1 17 4 2 6 6 2 15 9 3 4 11 34 18 6 1 18 4 2 8 3 2 18 1 3 7 11 35 19 6 1 19 8 2 9 9 3 1 3 10 4 36 1 9 11 2 9 2 11 11 3 2 9 3 13 8 37 1 10 11 2 2 3 2 13 8 3 5 2 3 16 5 38 1 11 4 2 3 7 2 15 10 3 8 1 4 5 39 1 12 4 2 5 2 2 17 11 3 10 10 4 3 8 40 1 13 6 2 6 10 3 1 4 3 13 9 4 7 3 41 1 14 7 2 8 8 3 2 8 3 17 4 10 42 1 15 8 2 10 7 3 5 5 4 5 4 15 4 43 1 17 8 2 12 9 3 8 3 4 3 6 4 18 10 44 1 19 8 2 15 5 3 11 3 4 6 11 5 2 9 45 2 19 2 17 3 13 4 4 10 8 5 6 46 2 4 7 3 1 3 17 5 4 13 11 5 10 4 47 2 7 8 3 4 2 4 8 4 17 5 5 13 11 48 2 10 10 3 7 7 4 4 4 5 11 5 17 9 49 2 14 2 3 11 2 4 8 1 5 4 11 6 19 50 2 17 11 3 14 11 4 11 10 5 8 11 6 5 11 51 3 11 3 18 7 4 16 4 6 14 1 6 11 8 52 3 3 4 4 2 3 5 1 3 6 3 6 19 1 53 3 5 10 4 6 2 5 6 5 6 6 8 7 7 54 3 8 8 4 7 4 5 11 10 6 13 6 7 15 1 55 3 11 8 4 14 7 5 17 7 7 7 8 3 6 56 3 14 11 4 19 3 6 3 6 7 7 11 8 12 2 57 3 18 3 5 4 6 9 10 7 15 7 9 15 58 4 2 5 9 4 6 16 7 8 3 11 9 11 2 59 4 5 5 14 11 7 4 1 8 12 11 10 1 11 60 4 10 4 6 1 2 7 12 9 2 9 10 13 6 Tables of Premiums, for Assurances on the Lives of Officers engaged in civil and military service in the East Indies have been calculated, and may be seen at the office of the Company. By order of the Directors, CHRISTOPHER COUSINS, Accountant. AGENT FOR ABERDEEN. WLLIAM GORDON, 34, Marischal Street. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, FOR LIFE ASSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. THE ONLY OFFICE in which the benefit of MUTUAL ASSURANCE and participation in the WHOLE PROFITS is combined with MODERATE PREMIUMS. (For detailed statement of the peculiar principles and advantages of this Office, see advertissment, inserted at the end). — ADVERTISEMENTS. BON-ACCORD MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, ABERDEEN. CAPITAL, £100,000. Directors. Robert Johnston, Merchant, Aber- Geo. Collie, Merchant, Aberdeen deen James Goldie, Shipowner, do. Benjamin Moir, Merchant, do. LESMECRUiCKSHANK,Mei-chant,do. Peter Williamson, Druggist, do. Alex. Anderson, Advocate, do. James Hall, Shipbuilder, do. John Duncan, Manufacturer, do. ALEXANDER BELL, Manager. THR following are the Company's terms of business and mode of settlement : In the event of Vessels insured by the Company receiving damage, the third usually deducted for new work will not be taken off British-built Vessels, unless their age exceeds twelve months. The risk upon the Ship will continue until the cargo is discharged, if such period does not exceed ten days. Losses and Averages will be paid in Cash, without any deduction, in ten days after the Accounts have been adjusted. Twelve and a-half per cent, discount wili be allowed upon the amount of Premiums, on current accounts settled Quarterly ; Ten per cent, on current accounts settled at the end of Six Months ; Seven and a-half per cent, on current accounts settled at the end of Nine Months ; or Five per cent, on current accounts settled Annually. Aberdeen, July 20, 1841. 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I.THE BOOK OF BON-ACCORD; -1- OR, A GUIDE TO THE CITY OF ABERDEEN. By JOSEPH ROBERTSON, F.S.A., Scot. Reduced to 3s., in cloth ; 4s. 6d., with 6 Plates. ie A clever book—a small work of extraordinary research for its class, and a great deal of humour and point." Chambers' Edinburgh Journal. II. m H e ABERDEEN WORTHIES; a. or, Sketches of CHARACTERS RESIDENT in ABERDEEN, during the end of the last and beginning of the present Century. By W. BANNERMAN. Two Parts, complete, in cloth, Is. 6d. ; Part I. boards, Is. ; Part II. sewed, 6d. III. \ DESCRIPTION of the EAST COAST of SCOTLAND l\. FROM LEITH TO ABERDEEN. Boards, 2s. —— — — ADVERTISEMENTS. Complete in about 8 Parts, at 2s. each, C Y C L O P E D I A. A OF DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY; BEING AN ALPHABETICAL ACCOUNT OP THE VARIOUS DISEASES INCIDENT TO THE HUMAN FRAME ; WITH DIRECTIONS FOR THEIR TREATMENT, AND FOR PERFORMlMi TUG MORE SIMPLE OPERATIONS OF SURGERY. ALSO, INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADMINISTERING THE VARIOUS SUBSTANCES USED IN MEDICINE FOR OF THE REGULATION OF DIET AND REGIMEN ; AND THE MANAGEMENT THE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. By THOMAS ANDREW, M.D., Late Surgeon Superintendent in the Convict Department, and formerly Medical and Surgical Assistant at the City and Finsbury Dispen- saries, the Lying-in Charity, and the London Infirmary for the Cure of Diseases of the Eye, &c. &c. LITERARY NOTICES. Treating, as it does, largely, on the subject of dietetics, a work like this ought to be in the hands of all nurses, and heads of families ; and to captains of vessels, missionaries, emigrants, or travellers, it must prove invaluable. Liverpool Mercury. 9 We strongly recommend this work to all who are intrusted with th management of a family. Bristol Times. Of much utility as a ready and simple guide in medical practice. Liverpool Courier. In general, every man must be benefited by a knowledge of his own constitution, which causes tend to injure it, and what to l-estore it. The work before us is eminently calculated to promote these important ends. The most recent and delicate results of medical research are here em- bodied in simple and perspicuous terms. The various articles of food and gene- medicine are analyzed and their properties explained ; while the ral structure of the body, and the effects of ventilation, light, exercise, &c, are not the least important, or the least interesting subjects treated. —Inverness Courier. In one respect it is especially to be recommended ; there is no quackery about it. It is scientific and yet perfectly intelligible to the plain reader. — Wiltshire Independent. This promises to be a valuable accession to the family and medical library, from the clear and simple nature of its details, descriptions, and directions. 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ALEXANDER 1KNES, VELVET, SILK, AND WOOLLEN DYER AND SCOURER, ^@ INNES STREET, ABERDEEN, ^® ENCOURAGED by the continuation of that patronage which his Predecessor so long enjoyed, having considerably improved his Works, he is now enabled to execute all orders intrusted to his care, in the latest improved Style, equal to what is produced in Edinburgh or Glasgow, and with a punctuality and despatch hitherto unrivalled. SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, CRAPES, POPLINS, &c. CLEANED OR DYED ALL COLOURS EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, And DRESSED, in the latest improved mode, early in the following week. SILKS WATERED EVERY THURSDAY. C H A L L I E, DE LAINE, THIBET, AND MERINO DRESSES OR SHAWLS CLEANED EVERY WEDNESDAY. BOMBAZEENS, MERINOES, CLOTHS, WINSEYS, YARNS, &c. DYED BLACK, every Monday and Friday. GREEN, RUBY, and CLARET, on Monday. BROWN and OLIVE, on Tuesday. BLUE, &c. &c. on Wednesday, &c. MERINOES, &c. Finished as new by Ten o'clock on Thursday. GENTLEMEN'S APPAREL Cleaned every Friday. WATERPROOF CLOAKS, &c. Cleaned and Dyed. S E Y S, SERGES, TARTANS, fa. MILLED, DYED, AND DRESSED. DAMASK AND MOREEN BED AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, CLEANED, DYED, PRESSED, OR WATERED, Iii the best style, every week. COTTON FURNITURE, CLEANED, STARCHED, AND GLAZED OR CALENDERED. BLANKETS, CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, CRUMBCLOTHS, TABLE-COVERS, &c. C L E A N E D. Country Orders strictly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. BY HIS LATE MAJESTY'S ROYAL PATENT. WELLS & M'NEILL, MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATENT FELT, FOR ROOFING, &c, FACTORY AT LAMBS BUILDINGS, BUNHILL ROW, OFFICE AT NO. 31, CLEMENT'S LANE, LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. TO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, BUILDERS, COP- PERSMITHS, ZINC MANUFACTURERS, & OTHERS. THE present Manufacturers (who have recently purchased the patent of this valuable concern) beg to draw the attention of the above parties to their superior Manufacture for covering the Roofs of every description of Buildings, whether under Copper, Zinc, Slates, or Tiles. It is manufactured purposely for securing a perfectly tight roof against rain or snow, as well as resisting the external heat of the sun, from the non-conducting quality of the material. It is composed of much longer and stronger fibrous materials than Roofing Paper ; is no dearer, but in- finitely more durable ; is impervious to wet, and not liable to crack with changes of temperature. It is manufactured thirty- two inches wide, and may be ordered for the length of any building, thereby preventing the necessity of many joinings. For ROOFING SHEDS, OUT-BUILDINGS, &c, this material is now extensively used, without any other covering than a coat of coarse paint, or a mixture of pitch and tar, upon which it is well to sift a good covering of sand. This makes a very economical roof, as the timbers may be extremely light. For Brickmakers, it is an invaluable and cheap article for covering their Bricks in the field, and is now much in use for that purpose. For shipping to New Settlements, and to the Colonies generally, for any of the above purposes, it is the cheapest as well as the most durable article yet manufactured. THE PRICE IS ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT. *** Samples sent to any part of the Town or Country, and Orders by Post immediately executed. Agent—JAMES HENDERSON, Builder, OO LOCH STREET, ABERDEEN. 90 KYANIZING. PREVENTION OF DRY-ROT, OR DECAY IN TIMBER. THE Subscriber begs to return his most grateful thanks for the patronage he has received 3ince he commenced preparing TIMBER according to Kyan's Patent Process ; and to inform his friends and the public, that he has fitted up ANOTHER TANK, FIFTY FEET LONG ; and, in consequence, will now be enabled to meet the increasing demands from all parts of the county. W. HENDERSON. 66, Loch Street, June, 1841. ADVKRTISEMKNTS. ST. NICHOLAS STREET. 33 GOLDSMITHS, MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS. 33 BEGG & MOLLIS ON. TB EGG, in announcing bis Removal io 33, St. Nicholas • Street, takes the opportunity of returning his grateful thanks to his Friends and the Puhlic, for the very liberal support with which he has been favoured since he commenced business as Working Jeweller ; and begs to intimate that he has resolved on taking Mr. ALEX. MOLLI- SON into Partnership with him, and that the business will, in future, be carried on under the firm of BEGG & MOLLISON. This arrangement has taken place from the great attention Mr. M. has given to the business for years past, and from his long experience and knowledge in the Work- ing department ; and J. B. hopes the patronage bestowed on him so li- berally will be continued to the new Firm. Begg & Mollison, in soliciting the public patronage and support, will make it their constant endeavour, by the strictest attention to business, and in combining elegance of fashion with good material and moderate charges, to merit a share of the public favour, B. & M. will always have on hand, an assortment of Gold and Silver Articles and Fancy Goods, at once select and fashionable. To those fur- nishing themselves with sterling Silver Spoons, Forks, &c. &c, B. &M. offer the most advantageous terms, and will execute any orders intrusted to them, to match or otherwise, on the shortest notice. \* Standard Gold Wedding Rings always on hand. Mourning Suits of Standard Gold, in Rings, Brooches, Lockets, &c. &c. made to order. Diamond and Pearl Setting, Fillagree, and Colour- ed Work, in the newest and most approved style. Devices and Hair Plaits carefully set. Hair Work, in the various articles of Ear-rings, Braid and Nelson Rings, Snakes, Guard Chains, Armlets, &c. &c, specimens of which may be seen at the Shop. ipg» Gold and Silver articles neatly Repaired, on the same moderate terms as formerly. N.B.—The highest possible rate allowed for Gold and Silver Bullion. 20th June, 1841. TO GLAZIERS, BUILDERS, AND PROPRIETORS. THE THAMES PLATE-GLASS COMPANY respectfully inform their Friends in Aberdeen, that they can be furnished by their Agent, Mr. JOHN HAY, 73, Union Street, on the shortest no- tice, with PLATE GLASS, at prices as low as those of any other Manu- factory. The brilliancy of colour which distinguishes the Plate Glass, made by this Company, renders it peculiarly eligible for Shop Fronts. * #* ROUGH and GROUND PLATE also supplied. London, 1st May, 1841. ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN HAY, CARVER, GILDEH, AND PRINTSELLER, REPOSITORY OF ARTS, 73 UNION STREET, 73 ABERDEEN, "AS always on hand a choice assortment of CHIMNEY, PIER, and DRESSING GLASSES ; a large and choice selec- tion of PRINTS and DRAWING-BOOKS, &c, by the first Artists of the day—Every Requisite for DRAWING and PAINTING. CARVING AND GILDING EXECUTED IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES N.B.— Old Gilding renewed ; Old Paintings and Prints cleaned and re- paired, either in toivn or country ; Glass Plates Repolished and Silvered. In addition to the above, J. Hay bees to state that he has alwavs on hand a valuable assortment of MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. TELESCOPES. 18-inch-long Drawer, for Ship's use ; Three-Drawer Day or Night Telescope ; Pocket Telescopes, all sizes ; Astronomical ditto, with Pillar and Claw Stand ; Reflecting ditto, various sizes ; Single, Compound, and Solar Microscopes. surveyors' instruments. Pocket Levels, with and without Sights ; Best Levels, with Tripod ; Theodolites, Circumferenters, Pentographs, Optical Squares, Plotting Scales, Chains, Tapes, Offset Staves, &c. spectacles. Gold and Silver Spectacles, with best Brazilian Pebbles ; Finest Blue Steel Double and Single-sided Spectacles ; Gold and Silver Hand Spec- tacles ; Folding and Spring do. in Shell, Mother-of-pearl, and other all variously mountings ; Reading Glasses, sizes, mounted ; Goggles ; Mason or Stonebreakers' Preserves ; Opera and Botanical Glasses ; Linen Provers, &c. &c. ; Diagonal Mirrors for showing Prints ; Magic Lanterns ; Phantasmagoria ditto ditto, &c. Repairing correctly executed, on moderate terms. %* Having always a practical man intimately acquainted with the manufacture of every instrument in the line, employers may depend on their orders for repairs being correctly executed ; and, to those at a dis- tance, articles carefully forwarded to their address. if®* Customers residing at a distance can be suited with Spectacles, either by sending the glass last used, or part of it. PRIVATE ASYLUM, NEAR ABERDEEN. ~Jh/W RS. WARRACK begs leave to intimate to the Medical Pro- JLvJL fession and the Public, that she can receive a few Additional PA- TIENTS, at her Establishment, Upper Middlefield, for the reception of a limited number of those in the higher ranks of Society afflicted with disorders of the mind. A considerable addition was lately made to the House ; the airing- ground, which is enclosed, is extensive ; and the situation is retired and healthy. Mrs. W. who has been accustomed to the management of the Insane for seventeen years, devotes her time entirely to the patients un- der her care ; and the greatest attention is paid to everything that can contribute either to their comfort or recovery. The House is officially visited by the Sheriff and other authorities, who, upon every occasion, have expressed their entire satisfaction with the whole of the domestic arrangements ; and those of the Medical Profes- sion in Aberdeen, who have had patients in the house, highly approve of the manner in which the establishment is conducted. The Medical Superintendence of the Asylum is under the care of James Torry, Esq. Surgeon, Marischal Street ; but this is not to be understood ADVERTISEMENTS. as preventing or interfering with any proposition on the part of those placing a Patient under Mrs. Warrack's care, and who may prefer hav- ing their own Medical Attendant to visit the case, but because such an arrangement is required by Act of Parliament. Mrs. Warrack begs to return her grateful acknowledgments to the Gentlemen of the Faculty and the Public, for the patronage which she has hitherto experienced, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their kind support. Upper Middlefield, June 1, 1841. CHARLES F Y F E, HOUSE FACTOR ANDGENERAL AGENT, Publishes Monthly the ABERDEEN HOUSE AND PROPERTY REGISTER. OFFICE—76, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN. CHARLES FYFE'S terms for entering Houses, Shops, &c.,in his Register is only Is. ; and for publishing them in his Monthly Catalogue, Is. per month ; no other charge except when let or sold by him, or through his agency, a small commission of 3d. on large properties, and in no case exceeding 6d. a-pound on the rental. Situations for Shopmen, Clerks, Managers, Farm Grieves, Appren- tices, &c. entered on his private Register on similar terms. Ladies and Gentlemen can always be supplied with Houses, Lodg- ings, &c. of almost every description ; also, Shops and Warehouses, &c. C. Fyfe's charge is only one shilling for entering their orders, and a small commission, not exceeding threepence per pound, when he pro- cures premises to suit the applicants. Shops and Stocks of Goods entered and sold on similar terms. LONDON SNUFF AND CIGAR SHOP. Charles Fyfe & Co., No. 76, Union Street, Aberdeen, importers of, and dealers in, Foreign and British SNUFFS, TOBACCOS, Havannah CIGARS, German and Dutch PIPES ; Brunswick, French, and German SNUFF-BOXES ; Gold and Silver mounted BOXES and SNUFF- HORNS, &c. &c. Agents for GRIMSTONE'S Celebrated EYE SNUFF. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT, lOO UNION STREET, lOO ABERDEEN. JOHN DRUMMOND Bootmaker (formerly No. 1, Queen Street), takes leave to announce his Re- moval to that commodious shop, 100, UNION STREET, north side (fourth door east of the Facade, and nearly op- posite the Town and County Bank), where he solicits a continuance of that distinguished patronage so long be- stowed on his late Father, which it shall be his endeavour to merit, by always keeping on hand a fashionable and substantial stock of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES adapted to the season. In addition to the above, J. D. intends continuing the shop 1, Queen Street, under the superintendence of his Mother, solely for the accommodation of Ladies, where every article in that department will be selected with the utmost care, and sold at moderate prices. m° Ladies' and Gentlemen's DRESS BOOTS and SHOES, and HUNTING SHOES, in every variety.—Orders from the country, ac- companied with a pattern Shoe or Boot, punctually attended to. loth June, 1841. ADVERTISEMENTS. 22 UNION STREET. 22 THE TEA TRADE, AND NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT. GRAY respectfully returns his best thanks to his Friends he has received since he D i and the Public for the liberal patronage opened, on Thursday the 18th June, 1840, A NEW TEA AND GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, IN NO. 22, UNION STREET. D. Gray, in soliciting a continuance of public favour, would particu- larly call attention to the circumstance of his having been connected, for several years, with one of the most extensive Tea Houses in this country — that of Messrs. Melrose & Co. of Edinburgh —where he en- joyed opportunities peculiarly favourable for obtaining a thorough know- ledge of this important and difficult department of trade— difficult, be- cause there is no commodity which more generally fluctuates in value, and certainly none to which recent events have imparled more uncer- tainty of price. In consequence of this, it is only by an intimate ac- quaintance with markets, and a perfect knowledge < f the article—ac- quired by long personal experience and unwearied attention— that Tea can be so procured as will admit of its being supplied to the public upon the most liberal terms. Mere lowness of price ought not to be recog- nized as any claim on public support, especially in Tea — an article wherein excellence of quality is never brought to account against a fractional difference of price ; and by those who esteem it as superior to every similar beverage, a mere fractional difference of cost will not be allowed to form a consideration of any weight ; but, although D. G. will not offer deleterious articles at inferior prices, or at any price, he under- takes to submit the most superior TEAS, at the very cheapest rates at which such can be offered. It is especially worthy of attention, as the best medical authorities agree (vide " Tea, its Medicinal and Moral Ef- fects," by Dr. Sigmond of London), that, to be sanative, Tea must be pure. To this point D. Gray has long paid much attention, and flatters himself that he will, in this respect, give the utmost satisfaction to those who may honour him with their patronage. In short, it shall be a lead- ing and principal object with him so to conduct the Tea Department, that, in point of strength, flavour, and price, his Customers will be served in a manner not surpassed in any metropolitan town. D. G. also keeps on hand a full assortment of COFFEE, SUGAR, SPICES, and General GROCERY GOODS ; and he again begs to state that, while he will not allow himself to be undersold, it is his determi- nation to rest his claim to public support on the score of superior quality. Aberdeen, July, 1841. CHARLES CATTANACH, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 126 UNION STREET, 136 HAS always on hand the Best and most Fashionable Goods for GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, in every particular, at such prices as cannot be undersold by any in the Trade, and made up of workmanship equal to the first and best Shops in London. N.B.—All sorts of WATERPROOFS got up on the shortest notice, c c ADVERTISEMENTS. ABERDEEN AND LONDON TRADERS. FHESE Splendid new Clipper Schooners, SCOTTISH MAID, Register, Alex. Watson, Commander 142 Tons ABERDONIAN, ; 145 Tons Register, Tho. Howling, Commander ; LONDON, Register, Joseph Willet, Commander 143 TonsWILLIAM HOGARTH, ; 148 Tons Register, Edw. Howling, Commander ; Sail regularly evfirv WEDNESDAY morning, from ABERDEEN for for ABERDEEN, every LONDON ; and leave Miller's Wharf, London, SATURDAY night positively. The regularity with which these vessels have performed the voyage hitherto is ample guarantee for the precision with which they will now he despatched. For all particulars, apply to NICOL & MONRO, 56, Marischal Street, Aberdeen ; J. C. CRESPIN, 22, Eastcheap ; or, THOMAS HOSIE, Miller's Wharf, London. N.B.—These Vessels have excellent accommodation for Passengers, to whose comfort every attention will be paid. Cabin Fare, £2 2 Steerage, ~„„„~.~.~~~~~~~~~~ 110 Printed at the Aberdeen Herald Office, by John Finiavson. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, FOE ASSURANCES AND ANNUITIES ON LIVES; CONSTITUTED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITHOUT PERSONAL LIABILITY, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EQUITABLE DIVISION OF THE WHOLE PROFITS AMONG THE ASSURED. f EDINBURGH, No. 14. St Andrew Square. ' 1 GLASGOW, No. 141. Buchanan Street. DIRECTORS. iS&in&urg?) UoarJr. Richd. Alexander, Esq. Wine Merchant. George Turnbull, Esq. of Abbey St Ea- Aitken Megget, Esq. Merchant. thans, W. S. Charles Morton, Esq. W. S. John Hunter, Jun., Esq. W. S. Archibald Thomson, Esq. Merchant. William Johnston, Esq. Engraver. John Schank Moke, Esq. Advocate. John Sinclair, Esq. City Chambers. John Lauder, Esq. Merchant. AVilliam Fraser, Esq. W. S. William Fraser, Esq. Printer. William Whitehead, Esq. Merchant. Alexander Jamieson, Esq. Merchant. John Patten, Esq. W. S. ^Hasgofo 23oarir. James Martin, Esq. Merchant. J. P. Nichol, LL.D., Prof, of Astronomy. Andrew Wingate, Esq. Merchant. William Balfour, Esq. Merchant. David Stow, Esq. Merchant. Rev. Robert Stewart, of Erskine. Wit Campbell, Esq. of Dunoon Castle Alexander Abercromby, Esq. Robert Bell, Esq. Royal Bank. Henry G. Bell, Esq. Advocate, Sheriff- Hugh Fleming, Esq. Merchant. Substitute of Lanarkshire. Agents and Secretaries to the Glasgotv Board,— Messrs Duncan and Hutchison, Accountants. Bankers,—The National Bank of Scotland. Medical Officer,— Sir George Ballingall, Professor of Military Surgery. Solicitor,—William Pollock, Esq. 13 York Place. Manager,—James Watson Secre tary,—John Watson. THE SCOTTISH PS.OVIDEHT INSTITUTION Is the ONLY OFFICE in which the benefit of MUTUAL ASSU- RANCE and PARTICIPATION IN THE WHOLE PROFITS is combined with MODERATE PREMIUMS. Until its establishment, an Assurer was compelled either to see the profits of his assurance go to raise the shares of a Proprietary Com- pany ; or, in joining a Mutual Assurance Society, to pay a rate of pre- mium confessedly exorbitant, and disproportioned to the risk. The sacrifice made by joining an office of the former class may be inferred from the high dividends paid on their stock, as well as from the large additions made by Mutual Offices to the policies of their members. WILLIAM SKINNER, Advocate, 161 Union Street, Agent for Aberdeen. — SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. COMPARISON OF THE DIFFERENT SYSTEMS OF LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, AND ADVANTAGES OF THE 1 SCOTTISH FK.OV2B1SHT INSTITUTION . Institutions for Life Assurance are of two classes—PROPRIETARY and MUTUAL. The following is a brief view of the principles which distinguish each : Proprietary Companies* In the uncertainty which attended the early stages of the business of Life Assurance, the engagement by a society or company to pay a large sum at the death of their members, in consideration of a small yearly premium to be received during their lives, was viewed as a speculation so hazardous as to require the guarantee of a previously subscribed capital. Hence the origin of Proprietary Companies. But this idea has now been proved to be entirely without foundation ; and it has been found, in the words of Professor De Morgan, that " there is nothing in the commercial world which approaches, even remotely, to the security of a well-estab- lished and prudently managed Insurance Office." If the premiums charged be adequate to the risks, then the capital can never be required. " If," to quote again from the same eminent mathematician, " the premiums were really too loiv, capital would be an injury, and not a benefit ; for, since this capital is really paid for, in whole or in part, out of premiums, it would not preserve the offi.ce from insolvency, but would rather accelerate its progress to- wards bankruptcy." Of the numerous Offices which have recently sprung up, the great ma- jority are Proprietary Companies, and have been confessedly established more for the purpose of affording a lucrative investment to Capitalists, than with a primary view to the interests of the assured themselves. In these, consequently, either the whole or a large proportion of the profits are taken by the shareholders, in return for the alleged guarantee of a capital, often merely nominal, and at all events unnecessary. Notwithstanding the exertions made by these shareholders, however, public opinion has declared strongly in favour of the other class. Messrs Chambers, in a " recent number of their Journal, state : It has been found, that, by the plan of Mutual Assurance, all desirable security is afforded, while the profits are divisible among the only parties who have any right to them, —the Assurers. Mutual Assurance Societies are, therefore, rapidly sup- planting Assurance Companies, most of which will probably in a few years cease to exist." KSuiual Assurance Socieiiess The great principle which distinguishes these from the Proprietary Companies is, that in the former the entire surplus arising from any excess in the contributions, and which is generally termed the " Profits," belongs to, and is divisible among, the assured themselves. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. It will be evident, on reflection, that the premiums in Mutual may be lower than those of Proprietary Offices, with equal security in both to the assured. In the latter, the use of the capital must be paid for, and it is out of the premiums that this price must come. From this burden the premiums of the Mutual Societies are free, and yet the rates charged by them have generally been on the highest scale, and greatly beyond what was required to meet the risks. If proof of this were wanted, it would be found, not only in the concurrent evidence of all the more recent statis- tical observations, but in the invariable experience of all the established Offices. In the Equitable Society of London, the actual deaths as com- pared with the number provided for in their Tables, have been in the proportion of two to three ; or, taking the younger members alone, in the proportion of one to two only. And in the Scottish Widows' Fund, for every 100 deaths calculated upon, only 57 have actually occurred. But the fact that the premiums charged by such Offices are excessive, is not denied ; and their defence is made to rest on the assumption that, as the profits are eventually returned to the members, it signifies but little what amount of premium is taken at first. These surplus contributions, however, can never be refunded in their original proportions, and it is certainly, therefore, a more rational course for a party assuring to appty the excess of premium in securing a larger assurance of specified amount, than to trust to future and contingent bonuses, of which he may never partake ; and which, in all probability, will prove the fruitful source of discord and contention among the members at some future period. Another objection applies to the mode usually adopted by them in the division of the profits, which, by the ordinary practice, are distributed among the whole members indiscriminately, without distinguishing those who have actually occasioned a loss to the Office, from those whose con- tributions have chiefly, if not exclusively, given rise to the very surplus which forms these profits. Thus, the representatives of a person assured for L.1000, and dying in six or eight years after entry, will carry off not only the sum contracted for in his policy, but a farther sum, in name of profit on his assurance, although the premiums which he has lived to pay will not amount to one-fourth of bis original assurance, and there- fore the common fund has already been loser by him to the extent of more than L.750. For the original sum assured,—or for this first loss of L.750, —the office is no doubt justly liable, as it forms the very ground of the contract ; but it is not, or ought not to be, liable for more,—for a cal- culated profit of L.150 or L.200, which can only be realized, if ever real- ized at all, out of the excess on the contributions of others, to their mani- fest detriment in the mean time, and possibly to their ultimate loss. It will thus be obvious that, although it is in Mutual Societies alone that the benefits of Life Assurance are receivable in their fullest extent, there are yet important defects in the constitution of these Societies as gene- rally established. It was a desire to remedy these defects, and to afford to the public all the benefit derivable from increased knowledge and ex- perience, that led to the formation of The Scottish Provident Institution- This Institution is strictly a mutual Assurance Society, but it differs from those previously existing, in the reduction, and more accurate ad- justment, of the Premiums, and in the more equitable division of the Profits. SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. 1. —The Premiums have been deduced, by strict calculation, from the Government Observations for Males, with such additions as to provide for perfect security. At early and middle ages, the premium charged by most offices for L.400, will secure about L.500 in this. It is not to be supposed that prudent men will long continue to pay contributions so utterly disproportioned to the risk, now that the correctness of existing data for calculation has been tested, and consequently the requisite pre- mium ascertained with a very near approach to accuracy. By reference to the Comparative Table (page 8), it will further be seen that while the premiums of the older Mutual offices at early and middle ages are from 20 to 25 per cent, higher than in this, members of sixty are actu- ally admitted at a lower rate. There is thus a great relative, injustice done to the younger entrants, a part of the overcharge on whose premiums must obviously goto makeup the comparative deficiency on those of the old. 2.—The principle adopted in the distribution of the profits, and which is peculiar to this Office, is—that the surplus should be reserved for those mem- bers who survive the period at tvhich their premiums, ivith accumulated inte- rest, amount to the sums in their Policies. This scheme was devised by the late eminent Actuary, Mr James Cleghorn, under whose professional charge the Institution was founded. Its superior— equity is thus attested in a recent article in the Quarterly Review : " The general use, by In- surance Offices, of the word ' Profits,' is an abuse of the term, they being wholly contingent and remote. It cannot for a moment be questioned, that instead of profit,' the Assurance Office must sustain a loss b}' every insurer who dies before the amount paid by him in premiums, with the accumulated interest, shall be equivalent to the amount of his policy ; yet, in most of these Offices, the representatives share in the profits, should the insured die immediately after seven payments. The equitable rule would be, to assign the bonus to such only as had survived the expectation of life, according to the generally received law of mortality, or who had paid in premiums, with interest upon them, a sum equal to that for which the life was insured." Some general idea of the ultimate effects of this S}'stem, and of the su- perior inducements it holds out to a member entering in the prospect of an extended life, may be formed by attending to the following example. Let it be assumed that 100 members, all of the age 25, enter the So- ciety, for an Assurance of L.1000, paying each such a rate of premium as will take 25 years to amount to the sum assured, and that one out of the hundred will die in each of these 25 years ; —assume further, that the pro- fits are such as would afford a yearly bonus of li per cent, on the capital sum. It is evident that, by the usual mode of distribution, the accumu- lated fund, at the end of 25 y ears, will be diminished by the amount of a progressive Annuity of L.15. The member who dies in the first year will take out L.15 ; the one who dies in the second year, L.30 ; in the third, L.45 ; and so on, increasing each year in the same arithmetical pro- portion. Now, the amount of such a progressive annuity, at 4 per cent., will be no less than L.6850. If these bonuses, then, had been reserved, this is the sum which would remain at the end of these 25 years, to divide among the remaining (100 — 25 =) 75 members, in addition to what they might otherwise receive. By this arrangement it is evident that a comparatively small surplus on the whole fund, must afford a large bonus for the classes to which it will be appropriated. By saving for survivors the shares which in other — SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. Offices are frittered away among polices that have subsisted only a few- years, a larger addition may be made to old policies than can be made by such Offices, even though their premiums are much higher. Nor should it be overlooked, that this plan possesses a decided advan- tage in its security. No fixed rateable prospective addition is promised, or held out in anticipation ; but such amount of profits only, be they great or small, are promised, as shall be found to have actually accrued. A continued addition of \h per cent, per annum will, in course of lime, amount to a very serious obligation. Taking the average expectation of a life of 25 at only 35 years (nearly three years less than by the Carlisle Table), this addition, taking into account the septennial accumulation, will amount, on an Assurance of L.100, to L.65 : which, added to the L.100 in the Policy, would make the Assurance to which the ordinary Premium ' of L.2 : 5 : 10 is equivalent, L.165, instead of only L.100 ; and, consequently, would reduce the premium adequate to the assurance of L.100 only, with- out such addition, to L.l : 7 : 9, instead of L.l, 18s., as charged in this Office. It cannot be doubted that, by reserving the surplus for those who, in fact, and not by previous calculation merely, have contributed to it, the risk which may be thought to attend such prospective additions, is to a great extent diminished. From this brief statement of the leading principles of the Institution, it must be obvious that its constitution affords to the members every ad- vantage of which Life Assurance is capable. By the first of these, namely, the diminution of the premiums, the greatest present benefit is secured to all: while, by the second, the peculiar mode of division of thepiofits, those who survive the average duration of life will derive the greatest future contingent advantages,— a combination presented by no other Office than the Scottish Provident. In addition to those advantages, which are peculiar to the Scottish Provident Institution, the other provisions have been framed on a scale as liberal as is consistent with a due regard to security. Assurances may be paid for in one sum, or by yearly or half-yearly Premiums ; or the Premiums may be payable for a, limited number of years only, so that the party may be altogether relieved from payment in ad- vanced age. The following are examples of such Premiums, ceasing after twenty-one payments, for an assurance of L.100 at death : Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 25 £2 10 8 35 £2 19 8 45 £3 14 9 30 2 14 6 40 3 6 4 50 4 7 2 It will thus be seen that a person aged 30 may assure L.100 for a yearly payment of L.2 : 14 : 6, to cease on his attaining his 50th year, being thus entirely relieved of payment before he has passed the prime of life, and that for nearly the same premium as other offices require for the whole of life, however long. No Entry-Money, nor any charge beyond the Policy Stamp. Annuities, Immediate, Deferred, and Contingent, are granted on favour- able terms. Of these, printed Tables may be had on application. — — SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. EXTRACTS FROM REPORT OF DIRECTORS TO THE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF CONTRIBUTORS, Held on 17th Febkuary 1841. " The Directors have again the gratification of reporting the continued and increasing prosperity of the Institution. " In the past year, 278 new Policies have been issued, the sum assured by which is L.134,245, 5s. (besides several contingent and other annuities), and the annual Premiums on which amount to L.3621 : 16 : 3. Pre- miums have also been received in single payments to the amount of L.160S : 2 : 6. " In regard to Mortality, the past year has been a peculiarly favourable one. Only three Deaths have occurred among the Members, the sums assured amounting to L.1400 ; while, on the other hand, a sum of L.200, which had been sunk for Annuity, has fallen in by the death of the party. Since the opening of the Institution, the mortality has very little exceeded one half of what is provided for by the Tables adopted in the calcula- tions. " The Directors beg in conclusion to assure the contributors that they have rigidly adhered to the principle they originally laid down—of depending upon the intrinsic advantages of the Institution for its extension, without recognising any of those practices which increased competition has too generally introduced. They have continued to exercise the most scrupu- lous care in the admission of Members : and in no instance has one shil- ling of the funds been diverted from its legitimate object, to afford remu- neration to parties—not their own accredited agents—for bringing assu- rances to them. As a more legitimate, and, in the end, a more effectual means of promoting its prosperity, the Directors rely on the exertions of the Members in disseminating as widely as possible an acquaintance with the principles of the Institution, and its advantages over every other Society." The RELATIVE INCREASE of business in each of the last three years is shewn in the following Table : I In the year ending Number of New Amount of New Annual Premium 1 31st December. Policies opened. Assurances. on these. 1838 112 L.3S,614 L.1064 1839 202 86,335 2380 1810 278 134,242 3622 Thomas Murray, Esq., LL.D., in moving the approval of the Report, said, Although the results there stated must satisfy this Meeting in regard to the prosperity of the Institution, yet, as it was only lately that the subject of Life Insurance had attracted general attention, it would not be improper to contrast its position with that of similar Societies, as the only means by which persons not conversant with the subject could judge of the astonishing advance which this Society was making in public fa- vour. With this view, he should notice a few facts in the history of eacli SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION Continued. 7 of the other three Scottish Mutual Assurance Offices, and which he se- lected from their published Reports. As all of these offices were of un- doubted character, and occupied a high place in public estimation, a fa- vourable comparison with them would on that account be the more satis- factory. " To begin with the Scottish Widows' Fund, the parent Institution in Scot- land, and which has attained the greatest celebrity, I find the total amount insured in that Office, up to the end of its sixth year, was only L. 140,000, little more than we have insured in the single year for which the Report has just been read, while our total amount is nearly L.270,000, being thus about double the amount in half the time. But the comparison may be rendered still stronger by confining ourselves to the business of a single year. In the Report to the Annual Court of that Society, held on 15th January 1830 (the Society was founded in IS15), I find the following statement. ' During the last year, the new assurances opened have been to the extent of L.203,000, while, the largest amount opened in any previous year had not exceeded L.130,000.' Now, you have heard that, besides Annuities, the amount we have insured in this our third year, exceeds L.134,000 ; and it will be kept in mind that our maximum sum on one life, has, till recently, been L.1500, while they had for some time been freely accepting insurances to the amount of L.4000. " Let us now take the Scottish Equitable, an Office which, not having the same difficulties to contend with in its infancy, has made compara- tively rapid progress. In the Report of their Third Annual Meeting, the number of Policies opened in the year is stated at 109, the sum assured L.69,700, the Premiums upon these Insurances, L.2084, and the Entry- Money, L.345. We cannot boast of our Entry-Money, as no such tax is laid upon our Members ; but in all other respects it will be seen that the comparison is most gratifying. Even in the Premiums,notwithstand- ing that at many ages our rates are nearly a fourth lower than theirs, the difference in our favour is so great as between L.2080 and L.3620. But it is in the number of the Insurances, a matter of great importance, as by extending the basis of the Society it must contribute both to its security and future progress, that our superiority is most conspicuous. Instead of 109, we have opened 278, and of these I have just been informed no less than 115 were opened in the last quarter of the year, being, for that time, at the extraordinary rate of nearly 10 Policies a- week. *' I have only now shortly to notice the Scottish Amicable of Glasgow. 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