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THE
ANfiDS AND MEARNS DIHECTORY AND ALMANAC
CONTAINING, IN ADDfTION Tffl
THE WHOLE OF THE LISTS CONNECTED WITH THE COUNTIES OF FORFAR AND KING A.RDINE, AND THE BURGHS OF DUNDEE, MONTROSE, ARBROATH, FORFAR, KIRRIEMUIR, STONEHAVEN, &c. ALPHABETICAL LISTS
INHABITANTS OF MONTROSE, ARBROATH, FORFAR, BRECHIN, AND KIRRIEMUIR;
TOGKTHER WITH A LIST OF VESSELS REGlSTiSRED AT THE PORTS OF MONTROSE, ARBROATH, DUNDEE, PERTH, ABERDEEN, AND STONEHAVEN.
MONTRO SE: . PREPARED AND PUBLISHED BY JAMES WATT, standarboffice; EDINBURGH: BLACKWOOD AND SON, AND OLIVER A ND BOYD AND SOI*5i BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. NOTICE.
The Publisher begs to intimate that next publication of the l>irectofy will contain, in addition to the usual information,
I^ists of all Persons in Business, arranged according to their
Trades and Professions. Although this will add considerably to the size of the book, it is not intended to increase its pric£'. —— —
CONTENTS.
AKSnOATH DlRRCTORV P^^fi, T»ge - Alphabetical List of Names 75 Hiring Markets - - 185 Banks, Public Offices, etc. 90 Kirrifmuir Directory— 98 Coaches, Carriers, etc. - !)1 Alphabetical List of Names - 104 General Lists - - 92—97 Coaches, Carriers, etc. - 104 Parliameniarv Electors - 88 Listuf Public Bodies, etc. Railway Trains, Arrival and Kincardineshire County - 163 Departure of - - - 97 Directory—Constabulary AueliinblaeLists . . - 165 Commissioners of Supply and Jus- - • '60 Barrv Lists . - - - 1-22 tices of Peace ^' - - 16S Bervie Lists - - . . 168 Commissary Court* Bbschin Directory— Freeholders and Electors - 151 Alphabetical List of Names 55 Game Association - • 164 Banks, Public OSices, etc. 7J IncotTie Tax Commissioners 102 Coaches, Carriers, etc. - - 71 Lieutenantcy - - • ^^^ - - Itj* General Lists - - 72—74 Messenger at-Arms Prisons' Board ... 163 Parliamentary Electors - 70 - Broushty Ferry Lists - - 122 Small Debt Courts, Sheriff 1C4 163 Carnoustie Lists . . - 122 Sheriff Court - - • Cattle Markets—Winter' - 185 Small Debt Court, Justice of Peace 162 Corn Markets— Weekly - 185 Turnpikes, Trustees on 162 164 Dissenting Bodies - - - 174 Laurencekirk Lists Dundee DtRECTORY Mails, Arrival and Departure of 181 Banks, PuUic Offices, etc. - lOG Montrose DiRKCTORY 5 Coaches, Carriers, etc. - - 108 Alnhabetical List ot Names GeneraJList^ - - 110—121 Banks, Public Offices, etc. - 25 Edzell Lists - - 16.". Carriers, Coaches, etc. - 27 Established Church - - 169 General Lists - - 28—38 Fairs in Forfar and Kincardineshirel82 ParlirtmentaryE'ectors . 24 Forfar Directory— VIiscklIjAm kous Lists— Alphataeticai List of Names 39 Agricultural Societies and Far- Banks and Public Offices - 5(t n>ers' Clubs ... i7« General Lists ... 51 —54 Coast Giiiard ... 177 Parliamentai V Electors - - 49 Customs ... - 177 Forfarshire County Directory— "Edinburgh Angus Club - 179 Appeal Courts w. Assessed Taxes 145 Edinburgh Mearus-shire Club 179 Commissioners of Supply - 141 Excise - - . ' - - 178
Commutaiidii Roads, Trusteeson 1 Glasgow AngiH and MearnsBene- Constabulary 149 volent Society . - - 179 Commissary Court 150 Militia, Forfar and Kincardinesh. 181 15' • 179 Educational Association I Railways, Directois of Freeholders and E.ectors 123 Stamps and Taxes - - 178 Game Association 1511 Shipwrecked Fishermen'sSociety 180 Income Tax Commissioners 145 Tav Ferries, Com. of Manage- Lieutenantcy . . - 140 'mentof . - - - 179 Messengers-at-Arms 1.50 Post Office, etc - - - 182 Prisons' Board .... 148 Shipping Lists— Small Debt Courts, Justice of Arbroath 18S Peace .... 144 Aberdeen 199 Sheriff Court 149 Dundee - i&a Small Debt Courts, Sheriff - 1511 Montrose 186 Turnpikes, Trustees on 148 Perth 197 JPettercairn Lists ... 165 Stonehaven 2(t4 Free Church - - - . 172 Stonehaven Lists l&C s For contents of Almanac see 1st page 0/ Almanac. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adam Eoy, Painter and Paper-hanger, Arbroath 213 E.. Lawrie, Draper, Brechin .... 213 Williamson & Alexander, Drapers, Montrose 214
Friendly and Standard Insurance Companies . 205
W. Shepherd, Bookseller, Forfar 205
Patrick Wilson, Bookseller, Arbroath 206
Forfarshire and Perthshire Insurance Company 207 East of Scotland Insurance Company 208
Artificial Teeth • . . . , 209 jMercantile Assurance . , . . . 210 Watches 211
North of Scotland Insurance ,' . . 211 MONTROSE DIRECTORY.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
Aberdein, Gordon, & Company, millspinners, Union-street Aberdein, John (of Aberdein, Gordon, & Co.), Northesk-road Adams, James, ship-chandler. Wharf-street Adamson, Mrs, Hill street Addison, William, flesher, 90, High-street Aitken, Miss, teacher, Erskine-place Alexander, Robert, grocer, North-street Alexander William, shipmaster, Lower Castle-street Alexander, Samuel, manufacturer, 69, High-street. Alexander, Adam, hairdresser, 89, Murray-street Alexander, James, tailor, 115, High-street Alexander, Mrs, midwife, Hill-street Alison, David, vintner, Upper Castle-street Allan, Miss, 29, High-street Allan, William, letter-carrier, 53, Bridge-street Allan, James, grocer, 27, High-street, h, 34, High-street Allan, Ro^bert, shipmaster. Upper Castle-street Allan, John, shipmaster. Upper Castle-street Allan, William, shipmaster, tipper Castle-street Allan, James, grocer. Lower Castle-street Allan, James, church-officer and town-crier, New-wynd , Allardice, Mrs, Northesk-road Allardice, David, clerk, Victoria. place Allardice, James, tailor, 34, High- street Allardice, John, manufacturer. Mill-street Alves, James, mason, Panmure-plaee Anderson, James, baker, 137, High-street Anderson, Mrs C, Bridge-street
Anderson,J. , draper, 1&2, High-st.&51,Murray-st.,/!.Chapel-pl Anderson, Mrs William, Panmure-place Andtrson, John, 27, Murray-street Anderson, Rev. Alex., First United Secession, King's-lane Anderson, Mrs, 46, High-street Anderson, David, tailor, 115, High-street Anderson, John, baker, 36, Murray- street Anderson, AJexanderj surgeon, Union-street MONTROSE DIRECTORT.
Anderson, James, rector of Montrose Academy, 26, High-st. Anderson, John, coal-merchant, Bridge-street Andrew, Alexander, vintner. Queen-street. Armitt, Robert, wright, Meridian-place Arnott, Mrs, Union -place Arnott, Miss, King's-lane Arrott, William H., surgeon, Bridge-street Arthur, Wm., & Co., stoneware-merchants, 53, High-street. Aymers, Mrs, Northesk-road
Bain, J. M., surveyor of taxes, 36, High-street Baird, Mrs, vintner, New-wynd Baird, Alexander, shipmaster. Ferry-street Balfour, John, mason, King's-lane Balfour, Mrs George, Bridge-street Balfour,P.,shoemaker&leather-merchant,5,High-st. A. John-st Balfour, A. hairdresser, Shore-wynd Banks, Hay, toyman, 50, High-street, h. Union-street Bannerman, James, brassfounder, Bridge-st. h, Castle-st. Barclay, Thomas, writer, 109, High-street Barclay, Charles & Son, drapers, 109, High-street Barclay, Wm., shoemaker, 75, High-street, h. Castle-street Barclay, David, gunsmith, New-wynd Barrie, Mrs John, 47, High-street Bate, James, grocer, Baltic-street Bayne, George (of Guthrie & Bayne), merchant, 95, High-st. Beattie, James, banker, 109, High-street Bealtie, John, wine-merchant, 109, High-st. h. 123, High-st. Beattie, William, teacher, Montrose Academy, h. 110, High-st.. Beattie & Gowans, drapers, 18, High-street Beattie, Mrs, 123, Hii>h-street Beattie, David, 115, Higli-street Beattie, James, toy and hardware-merchant, 120, High-st. Beattie, Francis, flesher, Queen-street Beaumont, J. N., comptroller of customs, Panmure-place Bell, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 62, Murray-street Bennett, Captain, commander of coast-guard, 6, Union-place. Bertie, Jas., shoemaker, Bridge-st, h. Upper Castle-st. Bertram, Captain, 43, High-street Birnie, J. & D., shipbuilders. River-street Birnie, Joseph & Co., shipbuilders. Commerce-street Birnie, Charles, merchant. Hill-street, h. Panmure-terrace Birrell, John, teacher, Queen-street Bisset, Miss, Chapel-place. Bicset, John, veterinary surgeon, New-wynd MONTROSE, DIRECTORY.
Black, Wm. & Co., grocers, Baltic-street Black, William, coal-merchant. Orange-lane Black, Charles, flesher, 11, High-street Blues, John, shipowner, Lower Castle-street Booth, James, surgeon, R.N., Melville-lane Booth, James, inspector of weaving. Union-street BountifF, Samuel, vintner, Southesk-street Bowman, William, ironmonger and tinsmith, 32, High-street Bowman, Alex., mason. Lower Hall-street Bowman, John, cart-wright, Panmure-place Boyack, James, grocer, Upper Ferry-street Boyd, Francis, ropemaker. Links, h. Gibson-place. Brand, Alexander, shipmaster. Lower Castle-street Brand, Charles, joiner, Baltic-street Brand, Joseph, Arbroath carrier. Chapel-place Brand, Mrs R., Bridge-street Brand, Alexander, shipowner, Bridge-street Brown, William, shipmaster. River-street Brovi^n, James, grocer, 98, High-street, h. Victoria-place Brown, Alex., overseer of coal-meters, h. Orange-lane Brown, J. & Sons, shipbuilders. River-street Brown, Mrs James, Upper Craigo-street Buick, William, grocer. Reform-street Burgess,, Samuel, India-street Burn, John, shipmaster, Balmain-street Burn, James, harbourmaster. Wharf-street Burnes, Adam, "writer, 52, High-street, h. 120, High-street Burnes, David, surgeon. Academy-lane Burness, Robert, writer, 109, High-street Burness, Miss, 6, High-street Burness, William, tailor, 9, High-street Burness, Henry, baker, 46, High-street Burness, John, confectioner and baker, 131, High-street Burnett, James, grocer, 12, High-street Burnett, James, cow-keeper, 46, Murray-street Burnett, George, clothier, 70, Murray-street Burns, David, joiner, 18, High-street Burns, James, tailor, 34, High-street Burrell, Geo. (of Campbell & Burrell), druggist. Union-street Burrell, Thomas, Smith's-place Butchart, Mrs, Gibson-place
Caird, William, confectioner, 36, High-street Caird, Miss, Balmain-street Caird, Stewart, cooper Wharf-street MONTROSE DIRECTORY.
Caithness, John, vintner and stabler, Northesk-road Calvert, James, sen. teacher, Montrose Academy, h. 63, High st. Calvert, James, jun. writer, 63, High-st.. h. Academy. square Camidge, John, organist. Chapel-place Campbell, Misses, dressmakers, 12, High- street Campbell & Burrell, druggists, 43, High-street Campbell, Mrs (of Campbell & Burrell), India-street Campbell, James, librarian, Baltic-street Cant, David, hatter, 48, Murray-street, h. John-street Cant^ William, grocer, Shore-wynd Carnegie, Misses, Bridge-street' €arr, John, merchant, Castle-street Chalmers, Robert, vintner, 98, High-street Chalmers, Alex., mason. Queen 's-street Chalmers, William, hatter, 97, High-street, h. John-street Chisholm, D., tailor and broker. Upper Castle-street Christie, Alex., wright, 30, Murray-street Christie, John, Forfar carrier, Murray-street Christie, James, sen.. Lower Hall-street Christie, James, jun., draper, 139, High-st., K Lower Hall-st, Christie, Mrs Alex., St Peter's-place Clark, David, Melville-lane Clark, George, vintner, New-wynd Clark, James, 112, High-street, and Albion Cottage Clark, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 93, Murray-Street Clark, Mrs Captain, Bridge street Clark, Alex., grocer, 73, Murray-street Clark, Alex., cabinet-maker and broker. Lower Castle-street Clark, Alex., mill-manager, St Peter's-place Clark, Archibald, rope and sailmaker. Links Clark, Mrs, midwife, 20, High-street Clarke, James D., painter, 32, High-street Cliland, Alex,, shoemaker. Lower Ferry-street Cloak, A. excise-officer, Victoria-place Cobb, Mrs., vintner. Commerce-street Cobb, David, shipmaster. Hill-street Cubb, Andrew, shipmaster. Bridge-street Cobb, James, flesher, John-street Cockburn, Mrs Alex., vintner and grocer. Lower Ferry-st. Collieson, Alex., vintner. Bridge-street Combs, R., basketmaker, 9Q, High-street Connon, David, blacksmith. River-side, h. River street Connon, John, blacksmith and vintner, River-side Connon, James, vintner. Commerce-street Cooke,R. CofA.&R. Smart & Co.), corn-merchant, 42, High st. MONTBOSE DIEECTORY. 9
Corson, Robert, 115, High-street, h. Shore- wynd Coutts, David, baker and confectioner, 9Q, High-street Cowan, Owen, broker, John-street Cowie, Alexander, Panmure-terrace Cowie, James, weaver. Union-street Crabb, J. & A., bakers, Upper Castle-street Crabb, Alex, (of J. & A. Crabb), h. 78, High-street Crabb, James, wright. Reform-street Crammond, Jas., mill-manager, Union-street. Crammond;, Robert, grocer, Union-st. Crawford, Mrs Geo., 14, High-street Crawford, Miss, 98, High-street Criggie, Alex., accountant at Bank of Scotland, h. Fishergate Criggie, James, shipmaster. Lower Ferry-street Crosby, William, accountant at National Bank, Bridge-st. Crow, Mrs, Northesk-road Cunningham, Mrs, Panmure-terrace Cunningham, William, teacher. Sessional School Cushnie, Rev. P. (of Scottish Episcopal Church),. High-street Cushnie, Wm., tailor, 73, High-street Cuthbert, James, broker, Upper Castle-street
Dandie, David, teacher. Sessional School, h. India-street Daniel, Mrs, Union --street Davidson, Miss, 49, High-street Davidson, J. G., teacher, Montrose Academy, 15, High-st. Davidson, Mrs, coal-merchant, Plillstre.t Davidson, Robert, club-maker, Chapel-place, h. India-street Davidson, John, auctioneer^ Balmain-street. Dawson, Mrs R., Kincardine-street Dawson, Mrs T., vintner, Ferry-street Dawson, William, shoemaker, Gibson-place Dewar, James, general furnisher, 110, High-st. h. King's-lane Dick, Forbes, tailor and clothier, 20, High-st., h. 18, High-st. Dickson, Miss, Union-street Dickson, Misses, 34, High-street Dickson, Mrs, Upper Castle-street Donald, Charles, Arbroath carrier. Queen- street Donald, Mrs Alex., carrier. Queen-street Donald, Mrs, India-street. Donaldson, G. & Co., brokers, Shore- wynd. Donaldson, John, vintner, Ferry, street Donaldson, George, fle'sher, Murray-street, h. St John's-place Dorward, William, merchant, 74, High-street Douglasj Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, 68, High-street 10 MONTROSE DIRECTORY.
Dow, John (of Smith & Co.), booksellers, 41, High-street Drummondj John, church-officer. Market-street Drummond, William, teacher, Erskine-place, h. Market-st. Drnmmond, A., shoemaker, 74, Murray-st. h. Victoria-place. DuiF, William, mill-manager. Chapel-place Duncan, Wm., bookseller, 102, High-street, A. 57, High-st. Duncan, John, janitor, Academy-square Duncan, Mrs David, Wharf- street Duncan, David, surgeon, Bridge-street Duke, Mrs James, 21, High-street Duko, John, surgeon, R.N., 31, High-street Dunn, John, shipmaster, top of Bridge-street Dunn, Alex., compositor. Folds Durie, Charles, grocer and spirit-dealer, 16, High-street Durie, John, slater, North-street Duthie, Mrs Captain, Academy-square Duthie, James, keeper of prison, George-street
Edie, George, vintner, Nevv'-wynd Edgar, Rev. David, Wesleyan minister, Market-street Edward, Mrs John, broker. Lower Castle-street Edwards, Alex., grocer and spirit, dealer, llnion-street Edwards, John, home missionary, Lochside Edwards, Thomas, shoemaker. Ferry-street Erskine, James, flesher, top of Bridge-street
Faddie, Robt,, ropemaker. Union-place Falconer, Walter, baker, 73, High-street Falconer, William, shipmaster, Gibson-place Falconer, George, tailor, Shore-wynd Fairly, John, insurance agent, 9, Bridge-street, Fairly, Misses, milliners and dressmakers 9, Bridge-street Fairlv, Robert, stocking weaver. Market-street Fairweather, David, draper, 33, High-st. h. Northesk-road Farfor, David, fishcurer, Apple-wynd, h. Lower Craigo-street P\arquhar, Robert, spirit-dealer, Northesk-road Farquharson, F., draper, 44, High-st. h- 50, High-st. Farquharson, Charles, wright, Fishergate Farquharson, William, Northesk-road. Ferguson, Andrew, M.D., 50, High-street Ferrier, Moses, shipowner. Bridge-street Ferrier, James, vintner, Southesk-street. Fillan & Cromar, goldsmiths, 8, High-street, h. John-street Fiudlay, James, general agent, Bridge-street Findlay, James, manager, Richards & Co.'s Works. MONTROSE DIEECTORT. 11
Findlay, Jas., grocer, Northesk road. Findlay, David, shoemaker, 109, Murray-st. h. Nortli-st. Findlay, William, grocer, Mill-street Findlay, Mrs, Market-street. Findlay, Alex., Dundee carrier, Townliead Finlayson, John, inspector of fisheries. Market-street Foley^ Thomas, sheriff-officer, New-wynd
Foote, Archibald, merchant, <5, Union-place Forbes, Alex., shoemaker, Ramsay-street Forbes, Mrs W, grocer, Ramsay-street Forbes, William, grocer, 105, Murray-st. h. John-st. Ford, John, shipmaster. Commerce-street Fotheringham, Mrs, vintner. Upper Castle-street Foulerton, Alex., draper, 130, High-street, h. North-st. Fox, James, innkeeper, 71, Murray-street Fraser, James, agent for the London Shipping Co., A. Bridge-st, Fraser, James, shoemaker, Shore-wynd Froud, Daniel, shipmaster. Wharf street Fullerton, Mrs, broker. Lower Castle-street Fulton, Mrs, Bridge-street
Gellatly, Mrs, china-merthant. Upper Castle-street Gibb, Robert, millvi^right, Northesk-road Gibb, David, draper, 127, High-street, h. 126, High -street Gibson, David, tailor and grocer. Upper Castle-street Glegg, David, coppersmith, 5, High-street Glenny, John, jeweller, John street Glen, Mrs Jas., Upper Castle-street Godden, David, shipmaster. Hill-street Goodlet, Mrs, Upper Castle-street Gordon,Geo. jun. (ofAberdein, Gordon, & Co.), merchant, Pan- Gordon, Mrs William, Upper Castle-street [mure-terrace Gordon, Mrs George, sen., John-street Gordon, Alex., shipowner. Bridge-street Gordon, Alex., slater, St Peter's-place '-'^ Gordon, Charles, road-contractor, Ramsay-street Gordon, Mrs James, Orange-lane Gouk, Thomas, shopkeeper, Baltic-street, h, 45, High-street Gouk, James, Northesk-road Gourlay, John, joiner, Northesk-road Gowans, James, shipmaster. Hill-street
Gowans, Alex., (of Beattie & Gowans), draper, John-street . Gilbertson,Wm., manager. New White Fishing Co., George-st. Grant, John, teacher, Lifant School, White's-place Grant, Miss, teacher, St George's Free School, White's-place 12 MONTROSE DIKECTOKT.
Grant, James, roper, Erskine-place. Greig, Brothers, 26, Higb-street, h. Northesk-road Greig, David, writer, 15, High-street. Greig, F., grocer and spirit-dealer^ 99, High-st. h, 16, High-st Grei^, John, joiner, Baltic-street Grewar, Charles, Noi;thesk-road Grieve, John, tailor, 5, High-street Guilleaume, Mrs, Academy-square Guthrie & Bayne, merchants, 95 and 135, High-street Guthrie & Co., fleshers, 5Q, Murray-street Guthrie, John, (of Guthrie & Bayne), merchants, 95^ High-st*
Hadden, Miss, 49, High-street Hall, David, farmer, Northesk-road Harney, Mrs, midwife, Melville-lane Harvey, John, shoemaker, 63, Murray- street Harvey, Robert, shoemaker, Kincardine-street Hay, John, vintner and stabler. Bridge-street Hay, James, teacher, and session-clerk, Rosehill-place Hayton, David, tide-surveyor, Hill street
Henderson, D.jconfectioner and grocer, 1 13, High-st., Ji. John-st. Henderson, J., superintendent of poor,63, High-st. h. Bridge-st. Henderson, S., stoneware-merchant, 103, High-street Henderson, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 121, High-st. Henderson, Mrs D., confectioner, 56, High-street Henry, Miss, boarding school, 85, High-street Hercus, Rev. Hugh (of Independent Chapel), Balmain-st, Herd, James, joiner, Panmure-place Hill, David, banker, 101, High-street Hill, Mrs James, grocer, 132, High-street Hill, Miss, High-street Hill, Mrs, grocer, Murray-street Hillocks, Mrs Robert, Academy. square Hodge, William, sen., shipowner. Bridge-street Hodge, David, printer, 23, High-street Hodge, Wm. & Co., tobacconists, 57, Murray-street Hodge, Miss, dressmaker, 123, High-street Hodgstone, Mrs, 83, High-street Hogg, John, shipmaster, Hill-street. Hogg, David, plasterer, North-street Hoile, Henry, surgeon, Market-street Hosick, John, vintner, 31, Murray. street Hughes, James, coal-merchant, Wharf-street Hume, Miss, 78, Murray-street Hunter, Robert, banker, 128, High-street MONTROSE DIBECTOKT. 13
Hunter, Margaret, grocer, Murray-street Hutcheon, William, shipowner, Wharf-street Hutcheon, James, spirit-dealer^ Northesk-road Hutcheon, Alex., grocer, Murray- street Hutcheon, John, cooper, 115, High-st,, h. Dunn's-lane Hyslop, Rev. Henry (of Second United Secession), John-st.
Inglis, Mrs, Northesk-road Ingram, John, hotel-keeper, Star Hotel, New-wynd Ingram, James, sheriff-officer. Ferry-street Innes, Misses, Upper Castle-street
Jack, Alex., vintner, Balmain-street Jameson, William, manufacturer, John-street Jamie, John, clerk and shipowner. Mill-street Japp, John & Francis, cahinetmakers, Upper Baltic street Japp, J. (of J. & F. Japp), cabinetmaker, Chapel-place Japp. F. (of J. & F. Japp), cabinetmaker. Upper Baltic-st Jeffrey, John, grocer, 138, High-street, h. John-street Johnston, David, surgeon^ 101, High-street Johnston, David, land-surveyor, Union-place Johnston, Joseph, fish-curer, America-street Johnston, Miss, seminary, Market-street Johnstone, Miss, 119, High- street Jolly, John, cabinetmaker, 32, High-street Jolly, David, shipmaster. Hill- street Jolly, James, grocer, New-wynd
Keill, William, 10, High-street Keith, George, of Usan, 26, High-street Keith, David, 112, High -street Keith, William, vint1?er, Wharf-street Keith, David, shipmaster, Gibson-place Keith, Mrs Alex., 47^ High-street Keith, James, tea-dealer, 68, Bridge-st., h. St John's-place Kerr, Andrew, hairdresser, 55, Murray-street Kiddj Francis, vintner, Mill street Kidd, Thomas, grocer and spirit-dealer, Northesk-road Kinnear, Mrs, 111, Murray-street Kinnear, David, blaeksmith. Market-street Kinnear, William, stoneware-merchant, New-wynd Kirk, John, painter, Market-street, h. John-street Knight, David, vintner. Wharf-street Knowles, George, vintner, River-street 14 MONTROSE DIRECTOKT.
Laing, Mrs John, 34, High-street Laing, Mrs Davidj grocer, New.wynd Laird, G. W., hookseller, 15, High-street, h. Academy-square Laird, Robert, stoneware-merchant, Upper Castle-street Lakie, William, clerk, John-street J-iargie, Andrew, shipmaster, River-street Laurie, Henry, glover, 84, High-street Law, John, pavement and lime merchant, Hill. street Law, M., milliner, 92, High-street Lawrence, Joseph, vintner. Wharf-street Lawrence, Samuel, surgeon, 65, High-st., h. Panmure-place Lawson, Mrs, vintner, 31, High-street Lee, David, Academy-square Lee, James, teacher, New-wynd, h. Carnegie-street Leighton & Myers, writers, 96, High-street Leigh ton, James (of Leighton &Myers),town-clerk, Bridge-st. Leighton, Charles S., shoemaker. Upper Castle-street Leighton, Walter, watchmaker, 54, Murray-st., h. North-st. Lindsay,R.,grocer, 28, Murray-st.,&Mill.st., A.104,Murray.st. Lindsay, Mrs Andrew, Ferry street Lindsay, William, vintner and grocer. Mill-street Lindsay, Sands, shipmaster. Ferry-street Lindsay & Walker, bankers, 35, High-st. Lindsay, Alex, (of Lindsay & Walker), banker, 35, High-st. Lindsay, James, mealseller. Mill-street Lindsay, Petei-, merchant. Upper Castle-street Lindsay, John, slater. Hill-street Lindsay, Mrs John, Hill-street Logans, William, tailor. Lower Castle-street Low, David, merchant, 30, High-street Low, David, vintner. River-side Low, David, vintner. Academy-lane
Low, David, teacher, Dorward's Seminaries, fi. Bridge street Low, Elizabeth, grocer, 17, Murray-street Low, James, grocer, Comm.erce-street Low, Charles, draper, 51, High-street, h. Upper Castle-street Jjuckie, Mrs, gi-ocer, King's-lane Lyall, Misses, Upper Castle street Lyall, David, shoemaker, Upper Castle-street Lyall, Mrs, 39, High-street
Machir, William, mill-manager, India street Mackie, John, blacksmith. Market-street Mackie, David, & Co., drapers, 58, High street Mackie, David, (of D. Mackie & Co.), draper, Panmure-place. MONTROSE DIKECTOKY. 15
Maconachie, George, Kincardine street Maconachie, J. & J,, upholsterers. Lower Hall-street Madoland, Alex., portrait and landscape painter, 96, High-st. Manzie, James, tailor, 56, High-street Manzioj Charles, tailor, John-street Manzie & Walker, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, John-st, Marshall, A., hairdresser and cutler. Commerce-street Martin, James, flesher. Upper Castle-street Martin, John, superintendent of police, Hill-street Mason, P., & Son, merchants, 103, High-street Masterton, Andrew, ironmonger, 124, High-street Masterton, John, flesher, Kincardine-street, h. Orange-lane Mathers, James, librarian. Smith's place Matthew, William, tide-waiter, Gibson-place Maxwell, Thomas, reedmaker, Kincardine-street Mearns, Alexander, shipmaster. Hill street Mearns, Mrs Andrew, Shorewynd Mearns, Mrs, Hill-street Meekison, George, boxmaker, 8, High-street Menzies, James, teacher. Union-street Menzies, David, shipmaster. Ferry-street M'Combie, John, Staif Sergeant, 9, High-street M'Donald, James, letter carrier, North-street M'Farlane, John (of Smith & M'Farlane), grocer, 8, High st. M^Farlane, George, mill-foreman. Union-street M'Gavin, John D., M.D., medical superintendent of Lunatic Asylum, Lunatic Asylum, Links M'Gill, George, grocer, Upper Casile-street M'Gregor, Mrs, 106, Murray-street M'Hardie, William, flesher, New-wynd M'Kenzie, John, bakei', Bridge street M'Kenzie, D., clerk. Upper Castle-street M'Kinnon, D., hairdresser, 77, High-street M'Laggan, Mrs, grocer, 78, High-street M'Neill, Captain, 3, Union place Middleton, John, wright, Victoria-place Middleton, William, plumber. Market-street Middleton, Thomas, plumber and ironmonger, 117 and 118, High-street and Market- street, h. 95, High- street Middleton, Alexander, plasterer, Murray-street Middleton, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, New Wynd- Middleton, William, architect, John-street, h. Market-street Middleton, Charles, plumber and gas-fittei'. Chapel-place Mills, William, dentist, 123, High-street Mill, Mrs, grocer. Wharf street 16 MONTROSE DIRECTORY.
Mill, Andrew, shipmaster, Commerce-street
Mill, D., clothier and grocer, 52, Murray-street, Ji, North-links Mill, Alexander, perfumer, 48, High-street Milne, Rohert, watchmaker, 38, High-street Milne, David, & Co., starchmakers, Bridge street,^. New-wynd Milne, John, teacher, Union-street Milne, Alexander, clerk, Union-street Milne, Alexander, tailor, 98, High-street Milne, Charles, shipmaster, Bridge-street Millar, R, & Sons, wood merchants, George-street Millar, R. Cof R. Millar & Sons), merchant, Upper Castle-st Millar, C. H., (of R. Millar & Sons), merchant, 8, Union-place Millar, Joseph, wrii):ht, St John's place Millar, William, shipmaster, River-etreet Millar, Joseph, Ramsay-street Mitchell, Robert, grocer and spirit-dealer, Queen-street Mitchell, John, publisher, 113, High-street, h. Balmain-street Mitchell, Misses, 25, High-street Mitchell, Alexander, compositor, 67, Murray-street Mitchell, William, mealsellcr, New-wynd Mitchell, William, shipmaster, Bridge-street Mitchell, William, mill foreman. Union-street Mitchell, Mrs Thomas, vintner, Reform street Mitchell, Mrs James, Bridge street Mitchell, David, clothier, 85, Murray-street, h. John-street Mitchell, David, builder. Union street Mitchell, William & Co., coal brokers, Commerce-street Mitchell, W. auctioneer and general agent, Wharf-st., A. River-st Mitchell, Mrs, St Peter's-place Mitchell, David, coal-merchant. Academy-square Mitchell. George, town-officer, Mun-ay-street Moir, James, Northesk-road Moir, Alexander, Brechin postman, George-street Moir, William, coach proprietor, 120, High-street Mollison, John, last maker, 7, Murray street Mollison, James, blacksmith, Lower Hall-street Monro, John, glazier, 44, Murray- street Monro, Mrs, 29, High street Moody, John, shipmaster. Ferry street Moodie. Robert, Kirk-treasurer, 69, Murray-street More. Thomas, Wharf-street Morgan, William, shipmaster, Shore-wynd Morrice, Ebenezer, grocer and spirit-dealer, John-street Morrison, Mrs, druggist, 77, Murray-street Muekart, David, starch-manufactur, Hill-street MONTROSE DIRECTORT. 17
Muckart, John, brewer, Ferry, street Mudie, James manufacturer, Market-st., h. St Peter's place Murray. John, currier. Bridge-street Murray & Willocks, drapers, 17, High -street Murray, George (of Murray & Willocks), 26, High-street Murrison, Mrs, King's-lane Murrison, David, Clerk at Foundry, Erskine-place Myers, John, agent, 120, High-street, A. Roseville Cottage Myers, Gr. C, (of Leighton & Myers), writer, Balmain. street
Naikn, William, Queen-street Napier, Misses, 6, High-street Napier, Alexander, coach-builder aud painter. Upper Baltic-st Napier, George, clerk at Mail coach office, 124, High-street Napier, Thomas, fishcurer. Commerce-street Napier, John, vintner. Upper Castle-street Napier, S. & R. B., grocers, 39. High-street, h. Bridge-street Nelson, David, horse-breaker, Carnegie-street Nelson, Alexander, carrier, Chapel place Norrie, Miss. Bridge-street Nixon, Rev. Wm. (of St. John's Free Church), Union-place Nicholl, John, grocer, Wharf-street NichoU, William, painter, New-wynd NicoU, Mrs G., vintner, Wiiarf-street Nicoll, William, sexton, Old Post-office Close Nicoll, David, clerk. Upper Baltic-street Nicoll, William, painter, New-wynd Niddrie & Somerville, druggists, 7, High-street Niddrie, Mrs, (of Niddrie & Somerville, druggists), 9, High-st, Norval, James, late teacher, Cottage of Repose, North-links
Officer, William, gravedigger, Rosehill-street Officer, James, grocer. Mill-street Ogilvy, Mrs, Balmain-street Ogilvy, Mrs, 51, High-street Ogilvy, Thomas, broker, 11, High-street Ormond, Mrs, vintner, Wharf-street Orr, Miss, 3, High-street Ouchterlony, Miss, Q5, High-street
Paterson, Rev. Dr, Mill-street Paterson, Alexander, carter, Commerce-street Paton, Messrs J. and G., merchants and manufacturers, Pa- ton's-lane Paton, John (of J. & G. Paton), merchant. Chapel-place 18 MOKTROSK DIKECTORT.
Paton, George (of J. & G. Paton), merchant, Northesk-road Paton, James M., merchant, Mill-street Paton, Thomas B., Chapel-place Paton, Miss, 59, High-street Paton, Alexander, vintner, River-side Paulin, John, wool manufacturer, 2, Murray-street Petrie, Joseph, weaver. North-street Petrie, William, horse-hirer, New-wynd Pettrie, Mrs, grocer, Commerce-street Pettrie, Miss, 21, High-street Pert, George, shipmaster. River-street Perry, Mrs, 124, High-street Pharoah, John, dyer, 45, Murray-street, h. 67, Murray-street Pilmor, Mrs, 36, Murray-street Pirie, Mrs, India-street Pithie, John, wright, Carnegie-street Pitkeathly. David, shipmaster, Mill-lane Pitkeathly, Mrs David, Fei-ry-street Potter, Mrs, spirit-dealer. Upper Castle-street Proctor, David, shipmaster, Erskine-place Pyper, Alexander, mill manager. Queen-street Pyott, John, broker. Market-street, and 8, New-wynd
Rae, Alexander, shopman, 136, High-street Ramsay, James, druggist, 70, High-street, h. Castle-street Ramsay, Miss, staymaker, 10, High -street Raitt, Mrs, vintner, Wharf-street Reid, William, town-officer, Union-street Reid, James, vintner, Upper Castle-street Reid, Thomas, vintner, 131, High-street Reid, WiUiam, St Peter's place Reid, George, shipmaster, Lower Castle-street Reid, John, gas manager, Victoria-place Reid, John, shipmaster, Hill-street Reid, Henry, sen., shipmaster. Hill-street Reidj Flenry, jun., shipmaster, Erskine-place Reid, Robert, baker, 59, Murray-street Renny, Alexander, tailor, 112, High-street Renny, George, carpenter, Ferry-street Renny, Mrs, Vintner, Meridian-place Renny, Misses, Upper Castle -street Richmond, John, grocer, 9, High-street Ritchie, James, cabinetmaker, Bridge street Roberts, David, shipowner, Wharf street Roberts, John, grocer, Balmain-gtreet MONTKOSE DIEECTORr. 191
Robertson^ Peter, shoemaker, 66, Murray-st., h. 3, High-st. Robertson, Mrs, 21, High-street Robertson, George, mill manager. Mill street Robertson, Robert, gi'ocer and spirit-dealer, Upper Castle-st. Robertson, John, watchmaker, 60, Murray-street Robertson, James, teacher, 69, High-street Robertson, William, spirit-dealer. Upper Hall-street Robertson, Miss, 81, High-street Robertson, Mrs Captain, 45, Murray-street
Rodger, Alexander, bookseller, 47, High-st., h. Queen -st. Rodger, William, tailor, 19, High-street Rodger, Miss, 2Qr, High-street Ross, John, 80, High-street Ross, W., and Co., brewers, Lochside Ross, Miss, 39, High-street Ross, Alexander, seedsman, 10, High-street Ross, John, horse-hirer. Lower Hall-street Ross, John A., surgeon, 108, High-street Ross, George, Laurencekirk postman. Bridge-street Ross, James, broker, John-street Ross, James, stoneware merchant, Balmain-street
Sampson, Jaraes, plumber and gas fitter, 38, Murray-street Sangster, James, shoemaker. Upper Castle-street Scott, Miss, Upper Castle-street Scott, Mrs, Hill-street Scott, Mrs, Balmain-street Scott, Miss, of Rossie, 70, High-street Scott, Miss Jessie, 98, High-street Scott, Misses, milliners, Hill-street Scott, George, wright. Upper Hall-street Scott, William, wright, Upper Hall-street Scott, Alexander, shipowner, Academy-square Scott, D., writer, 124, High-street Scott, David, George-street Scott, Robert, vintner, Market-street Shand, Miss, 111, High-street Shand, William, corn-merchant, 38, High-st, h. 27, Hio-h-st Shand and Muckart, starch manufacturers, Commerce-street Shand, John, cutler, 41, Murray-street Shand, Alexander, smith, Northesk-road Sharp, William, grocer and auctioneer, 122, Hi»h-street Sharp, David, baker, Upper Castle-street Shepherd, George, seedsman, 136, High-street Shepherd, William, vintner, Meridian-place 20 MONTROSE DIEECTORT.
Shepherd, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, Shore-wynd shepherd, James, bookbinder, 19, High-street Sheret, A., ironmonger, 56, Highjstreet^ h. 6, High-st. Sheret, David, baker, Northesk-road sheret, James, Ramsay-street Simpson, Mrs, midwife. Upper Castle. street Simpson, John, shipmaster. Ferry-street Simpson, Charles, shipmaster, Hill-street Simpson, Thomas, shipmaster, Northesk-road slater. Miller, cork manufacturer, 3, High-street Small, Alexander, glover, 6 High street, h. 49, Murray-street Smart, Alexander, of Cononsyth, 17, High-street Smart, A. and R. & Co., corn-merchants, 31, High-street Smart, George, corn-merchant, 35, High-street, h. 25, High-st. Smart, William, of Cairnbank, Upper Castle-street Smart, J., shoemaker, 116, High-street Smart, David, book-canvasser, Academy-square Smart, John, shipmaster, Erskine-place Smart, John, Aberdeen carrier. Lower Baltic-street Smeaton, George L., assistant Latin teacher, 122, High-street Smith, Rev. Dr, Northesk-road Smith, George L., M.D,, Upper Castle-street Smith, John, draper, 106, High-street Smith, William, builder. Academy-square Smith, David, cooper, Feiry-street Smith, David, grocer and spirit-dealer. Upper Castle, street Smith, David, grocer and spirit dealer, Queen-street Smith, Robert, sen., Upper Castle-street Smith, Robert, jun., draper, Upper Castle-street Smith, John, wright. Upper Castle-sireet Smith, James, shipmaster, Ramsay-street Smith, Thomas, blacksmith, Upper Hall-street Smith & M'Farlane, grocers and spirit-dealers. High-street Smith, William, joiner, 5, High-street Smith, James & Sons, curriers. Chapel-place Smith, William, upholsterer, 64, High-street Smith, James, Northesk-road Smith, John, Collector of Shore Dues, Commerce-street Smith, Mrs, Union-street Smith, Thomas, bkcksmith, Northesk-road Smith, Mrs, gatekeeper. Chain Bridge Smith & Co., booksellers, 41, High street Smith, John, confectioner. Upper Castle-street Smith, William, joiner, 97, High-street, h. Upper Castle-^st. Smith, William, saddler, 111, High-street MONTROSE DIBECTORY. 21
Smith, Alex., cabinetmaker, 62, High-street Sorley, Mrs, spirit- dealer, Noi'thesk-road Sorrell, John, cabinet-maker, Bridge-street Soutar, Wm., shoemaker. Bridge-street Souter, Misses, dressmakers, Panrnure-place Spence, A. & Co.. bakers, 28, High-street Spence, A., (of A. Spence & Co., bakers), 28, High-street Spence, James, baker. Lower Hall-street Spence, Andrew, coal-merchant. Bridge-street Spence, Hercules, shipmaster. Hill street Spark, Archibald, Aberdeen carrier, Carnegie street Steele, Dr., 100, High-street, h. 9B, High-street Stephen, Kerr, bookseller, 123, High-street, h. Murray-street Stephen, James, shipmaster, Ramsay-street Stevenson. George, flesher, Baltic- street Stewart, D. Y., founder. Academy-square Stewart, John, brewer, Upper Castle- street Strachan, Wm. L. Town Cliamberlain, 6Q, High-street Strachan, James, hosier, 22, High-street^ h. Queen-st. Strachan, William, blacksmith, Commerce-street Straiten, David, watchmaker, Balmain-street mm. Straiten. Miss, Upper Castle-street Sullivan, Wm., Stoneware-merchant, 35, High-street Sutherland, David, fishcurer. Bridge-street, h. 50, High-street Symon, William, shoemaker, 114, High-st., h. 9, High-street
Tait, Mrs, grocer. Mill-street Talbert, Alex., plumber. Lower Hall-street Talbert, Charles, slater, 46, High-street Tavendale, Mrs, grocer and spirit-dealer, St. Peter's- plac« Tavendale, J. ironmonger, 42, Murray-street Taws, Mrs. broker, Victoria-place Taylor, Mrs, 89, High-street Taylor, John, shipmaster, Bridge-street Taylor, Charles, dyer. High-street Taylor, Alexander, tailor, 42, High-street Taylor, Robert, hairdresser, John -street Taylor, Robert, clothier. Top of Bridge-Street Thorn, John, shipmaster. Ferry-street Thomson, Alex. & Charles D., writers, 98, High-street, h. 126, High-street Thomson, VVilliam, tobacconist, 13, High-street Thomson, William, grocer, 29, Murray street Thomson, John, shoemaker, 11, High-street, h. India-street Thomson, Alexander, spirit-dealer, Fishergate 23 MONTROSE DIEECTORT.
Thorn, Mrs, 68, High -street Thorn, James, shoemaker, 62, High-street Thoru, James, slater. Upper Castle-street Tindal, Jolin, shipmaster, Bridge-street Tindai, Jolni, vintner, Commerce-street Tindal, Alexander, grocer, 22, Murray-street Tindal, Mrs, Bridge-street Traill, R., late surveyor of Taxes, 88, High-street Traill, Robert, Teacher, Ferry .street Traill, Anthony, clerk, New-Wynd Traill, Alexander, confectioner, John-street Trevor, F. W., collector of customs, John-street Tweedale, Juhn, mail-contractor. Upper Balticstreet
Valentine, Alexander, 15, High-street Valentino, John H., 59, High-street Valentine, James, postmaster, 40, High-street Valentine, James, coal-merchant. Commerce-street
Waddf.ll, J. & W., boathuiklers. Bridge-street Walker, Mrs, 135, High-street Wallace, James, blacksmith. Wharf-street, h. Fishergate Walker, David, merchant, 135, H^igh-street Walker, Robert, banker, 135, High-street Walker, John, candlemaker, New-wynd, h. Baltic-street Ware, J. F., excise- officer, Victoria-place Watt, James, printer and publisher, 20, High-street. Watt, Robert, baker, Ferry-street Watt, Alexander, shipmaster. Hill-street Watt, James, merchant, 59, Murray-street Watt, Alexander, shipmaster, Bridge-street Watt, John, baker, 100, Murray-street Watson, Mi's, King's-lane Watson, James, basket-maker, 4, High-street Watson, Alex., shipmaster, Warf-street Watson, Archibald, shipmaster. Ferry-street Webster, Archibald, vintner, 97, High-street Webster, John, grocer, Murray-street, h. John-street Webster, Mrs, Union-street Webster, Jolm, baker, Upper Castle, street h. High -street Webster, J., & Co., grocers and spirit-dealers. Wharf-street Webster, J. collector of Police-rate, Academy-square Webster, Alex., Collector of Petty-customs, 65, Murray-st, Webster, Robert, tide-waiter. Lower Castle-street Webster, Miss C, 108^ High-street MONTROSE DIRECTORY. 2S
Welsh, John,c;:rocer, Victoria- place Whimster, W. S., ironmonger, 96, High-st, h. Academy-sq. Whyte, Capt. Thomas, Castle-street Whyte, H. S., bookbinder, 16, High-street, h. Victoria-place Whyte, Mrs, King's-lane Whyte, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 39> Murray-street Williamson & Alexander, drapers, 25 and 133, High-street Williamson & Co., wood-merchants, Academy-square Williamson, Robert (of Williamson & Co., wood-merchants)j High-street Willocks, David, draper, 126, Hish-street, h, 16, High-street Willocks, Donald, (of Murray & Willocks, drapers), 135, High-street Willocks, James, turner, Kincardine-street Wilson, Rev. Andrew, 103, High-street Wilson, Misses, dressmakers, 98, High-street Wilson, Alexander, shoemaker, 108, High-street Winter, Misses, dressmakers, 53, Murray-street Wishart, R., cabinet-maker, Rarasay-street Wood, Robert, shipmaster. Wharf-street Wood, Colin, plumber and gas-fitter, Baltic-street^ h. Vic- toria-place Wright, P, broker. Upper Castle, street Wylie, Alexander, manager, Montrose Foundry, River-st. Wyllie, Miss A., King's-lane Wyllie, John, tool-maker, Reform-street Wyllie, Mrs, Academy-square Wyllie, Andrew, meal-seller, Lochside
YouNGsoN, George, shipmaster, Ramsay-street Youngson, John, teacher, 11, High-street Young, John, shipmaster, Gibson-place Young, Peter, saddler, 50, Murray-street Young, Alexander^ Lloyd's agentj Panmure-plaee 24 MOTTTROSE DIRECTORT
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS. BURaH OF MONTROSE.
Aberdein, John, merclit. Clark, David, grocer Greig, Francis, grocer Adam, Charles, marine) Clark, Jas All)i"n Cot. Griihb, John, weaver
Adams, James, shiii-ch. Clark, Arch , sailmaker Guthrie, Jidm, mercht, Air, DaTid, mason Clark, David, resiienter Hav, Jas. Se'.sion -clerk Alexander, Da joiner Clark, George, vintner Hen lerson, Jas. mercht Allan, James, Grocer Ciark, Andrew, residt. Henderson, J S. mercht. Allan, Daviil, Bonn \ ton Clark, Al. mill-manager Henderson, Da cunfect Anderson, John, residtr Connini;, Da. Ijlacksmitli Hender.son, J. Sop. Poor Anderson, Jas., c-L thier C'lnnin.', Jame«, do. Hird. James, w right Anderson, A., resiilenter Ciinnon, Jj)lin, vintner Hird, Wm. wright Anderson, James, baki r C >ol(, Riib M'Roberts, Jas, grocer Paton, Jas. M. merchant Smith, Wil iam, sadriler M;icfarlaiie, John, grocer Paton, Thos B. meichaiii Smith, William, residt. M'Connacliie,G., resilient Pa'on, Alex, vintner .Smith, Wn , upholsterer Manzie, Charles, tailor Petrie, Wm. resi entir Sinitli, G L., M.D. Mamie, John, flax-dres. Peine, Joseph, wia^er Smith, J , cabinetmaker Mason, Pat. meicliaiit Pharaoh, John, dyer S"ir.l, John, do. Mason, P. jun. meicht. Pithie, J ihii, wright • Spence, James, baker Masteitoti, Aw ironm. Pyiier, Alex, shipowner Spencc, Alex., baker Mathers, Jas librari.m Ramsay, Jas. druRgist Stephen, Jn Warburton Mathers, W. warelisemn. Reid, Geo. shipowner Ste' hen, Kerr, bonkselles Maxwel],Thos ,reeflmaUer Reiiny, Geo. sliip-caro Stevenson, Ge ., flcsher-A. Mearns, Alex shi|)owi>er Richmond, John, grocer Stewart, Daniel, residt, / Meekison, G box-maker Ritchie, Ja.cnb.. maker Ste wait, D. Y., founder Menzies, James, teaclier Robeits, Da shipowner Stool, John, weaver Middleton, Dav. resintr. Robertson, Rt. sp dealer Sirachan, James, hosier Middleton, John, wright Robertson, G mill-manr. S:rachaii, Alex., wright Middleton, W. residentei Robertson, Jn. watcli-m. Straiton, D., watchmaker Middleton, T. irf)i)nionR liodgers, Al. bookseller Symoii, Wm , shoemaker Mill, James, residenter Ross, John, resi Mitchell, John, mason Sharp, Alex ma -on Valentine, Alex , residt. Mitchell, David, mason Sharp, Wm grocer Valeniine, Jas., coal-mnt. Mitcliell, David, mercht. Sharp, Davi I, baker Waddel, J W. boat-build. Mitchell, Wm , auct. Sheftlierd, Wm. vintner Waddel, Wm. bnatbuilder Mitchjl],Wm. shi))mastei Sli pher.l, Geo sliip-chan Waldie, James, Hillside Moir, James, Redfield Sheret, Alex, merchant V/alker, Robt., merchant Mollison, Jas. blacksm. Sheret, David, baker Walker, Jn., candle-maker Moodie, Rob. residenter Small, Alex, glover Watson, Alex., residt. Mooie, Thos. residenter Smart, Alex merchant Watson, Jas , basket-mak. Monro, John, gl :Zier Smart, W. of Cairubank Watt, James, pubisher Muckait, Da. merchant Sniait, John, cairier Webster, Archd, vintner Muckart, John, brewer Smart, Geo. coin mercht Webster, John, baker Mudie, James, mannfac. So art, Robert, do. Webster, John, shoemk.. Murison, David, oleik Sniith,J.,Col <.f ShoreDuei Webster, John, shipowr< Murray, Geo clothier Smith, James, clothier Wbimster, W S., ironm* Myfes, Jnlin, merchant Smith, Alex, {.'ardener Whvte, James, laboureR Nairn, Wm. merchinit Smith, Da spiiit-dealer Wliyte, David, Rossie . Napier, Alex , painter Smith, Jas. sen., lesid Whvte Thos , residenter Napier, Toos. fish-cnrcr Smith, James, jiin.,resid. Wi locks, James, turner Neill, Geo. Borrowfield Smith, James, cnrriei- Wilson, Geo , cowfeeder Neilson, Jas ship c.irp Smith, James, Lochside Wish irt, Robert, wriglit Neison, D. hoise-bie;iker S I'ith, John, clothier Wsliie, Alex., founder Nixon, Wm. minister Smith, Rt. s.n , residt. Young, A., Lloyd's ager Norval, James, 'e^idntr. Sniit!'., R. jun , clothier Young, Wm., weaver Paterson, Rev. Dr Smith, Rev Dr. Youngswij, John, tQH j Patoii, John, merchant Smith, William, builder / ——— — 26 MONTBOSE DIEECTORf. —BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Bank Offices : Bank of Scotland's branch, 128, High-street—Robert Hunter, agent; Alex. Criggie, accountant. British Linen Company's branch, 109, High-street—James Beattie, agent ; James Fitchet, accountant. Eastern Bank of Scotland's branch, 97, High-street—James Leighton, agent ; Edward Symon, accountant. National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 101, High-street—David Hill, agent , William Crosby, accountant. Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, 36, High-street—Lindsay & AValker, agents. Savings Bank, (National Security), John-street—James Mudis Actuary and Cashier. Billet Master—AVilliam Ritchie, 15, Castle-street. Custom House, East Quay.- Gas Light Co.'s Office and Works, Lower Hall-street— James Reid, manager. Harbour Dues Office, East Quay—John Smith, collector. Justice of Peace Clerk Depute's Office, 52, High-.street—Adam Burnes, Depute. Kirk Treasurer, Robert Moodie, 69, Murray-sti-eet. Libraries : Public Library, Tow a house—James Mathers, librarian. Reading Society, Johu-sti-eet—James Campbell, librarian. Newspapers : Review Office, 112, High-street—John Mitchell, publisher. Standard Office, 19, High-street— James Watt, publisher. News Rooms: Exchange Reading Room, Public Buildings. Mercantile Reading-room, 32, High-street. Seamen's Reading-room, Wharf-stree*. Police-office, George-street—Jolin Martin, superintendent. Police Rate Collector's Office, 97, High-street—John Webster. Poor, Office of Superintendent of, 63, High-street—John Hen- derson. ' Post Office, Public Buildings— James Valentine, Postmaster. Procui^ator , Fiscal's Office, 109, High-street—Robt, Burness Fiscal. Public Baths, Bridge-street —David Murray, keeper. Sheriff Clerk Depute's Office, 16, High-stieet.—D. Greig, Depute. Shipping Co.'s Offices : Montrose and London, East Quay—James Eraser, manager. Montrose and Leith. Hill-street— Chas. Birnie, manager. Stamps and Taxes Office, 52, Hiirh-street— A. Bumes, distributor Taxes, Surveyor of, James M. Bain, 36. High street. Town Clerk's Office, 97, High-street— James Leighton. Town Chamberlain's Office, 5(?, High-street— W.L. Strachan. Montrose ditiectoiit. 27 MAIL AND STAGE COACHES FROM MONTROSE, WITH TIMES OE THEIR DEPARTURE. Aberdeen,,..Uoyal Mail, Star Inn, 25 m. to 1 afternoon Do. Royal Mail, Star Inn, 20 ra. past 2 morning Edinburgh,.Uoyiil Mail, (through Fife), Star Inn, J past 8 morn. . Do. Royal Mail, (through Perth), Star Inn, 10 m. to 7 ev. ilrJroaiA.. .Tally-ho leaves the Star-Hotel every lawful day at J past 6 A.M returning at J past 7 p.m. —Henry and Moir Brechin,... .XJn'ion leaves the Star-Hotel every Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. returning at 5 p.m.—John Ingram Do. RossVCoach leaves the White Horse, every Tuesday ai 9 30 A.M. —returning at 4 p.m.—John Ross Do. Mrs M'Bain's Car leaves the Star-Hotel e.'ery Friday, at 5 p.m.—Mrs M'Bain, Brechin CARRIERS. Aberdeen, John Sm^rt, every Thursday morning, returning on Saturday night. —Lower Baltic street Do. Archibald Spark, every Monday morning, returning on Wednesday nighf.— Carnegie-street Arbroath, Joseph Brand, Mon. Wed. & Fri,— Chapel-place Do. C. Donald, Tues. Thurs. & Sat.— Queen's-strett Auchinblae,....G. Burness, Friday.— Bla^k Horse, Murray-street Do. Alex. Eruce, Friday—White Horse, do. The Burn, David Milne, Friday, do. Bervie, Aw. Mouait, Tues. :md Fri. do. Do. Jas. Tindal, Wed. & Sat—Red Lion, High-street Brechin, Various, daily— White Horse and Black Horse Dundee, A. Neilson, daily to and fi'om. — Chapel-Placc Do. A. Findlay, do. T^'wnhead Drumlithie,...G. Gabriel, Tuesday and Friday. — Red Lion Edzell, Alex. Todd, Friday, White Horse Forfar, John Christie, Tues.. and Sat. — Murray-lane jPe^^ercairw,.. Mrs Edgar, Mon. Wed-and Fri. —White Horse Johnshaven,.^^ iWmm Watson, Mon. Wed & Fri. Black Horse Kirriemuir, ..iohw Nicoli, Tuesday & Saturday.—White Horse Lau'kirk,...A. Lyall, Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri. and Sat. do. Do. A. Ross, do. Black Horse Do. A. Davidson, do. White Horse Lochlee, Robt. Croll, Friday. —Black Horse Luthermuir,G. Caird, Mon. Wed. & Fri. do. St Cyrus, ...D.Bixxce, daily.—White Horse. 2!?- MONTROSE DIRECTOEt. PRINCIPAL INNS. St!\r Hotel ...New-wynd John Ingram. "White Horse Inn Murray-street James Fox. Red Lion High-street ....Thomas Reid Ship Inn Do. A. Webster Black Horse Murray-street John Hossick FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE CO.'S AGENTS. Aberdeen, _ - „ - Thomas Barclay, writer Caledonian - _ _ _ James Fitchet Commercial, - - - - John Henderson E^st of Scotland, - - > James Calvert, writer Edinburgh, - _ _ _ David Hill, banker ^^^^^t' ^^,'^^'* - English and Scottish Law,' j f,,"^^" * (Thoaias Barclay, do. Experience, - - - _ George W. Laird Family Endowment, - - _ James Calvert, writer Farmers', - - _ _ James Watt, Standard Office Forfa*" and Perthshire, - - Robert Hunter, banker Glasgow, _ - _ _ Thomas Barclay, writer Globe, _____ D jvid Murison^ Hercules, - - _ _ Robert Burness, writer Insurance Company of Scotland, Adam Burnes, writer Mutual Accumulation Fund, - Do. do. Mutual Cattle, _ _ _ Thomas Barclay, writer National, - - _ . - David Greig, do. North British, _ _ _ John Guthrie, merchant North of Scotland, - James Calvert, writer Phoenix, _____ James Findlay, agent Protestant Dissenters, - - Robert Williamson, merchant Scottish Equitable, _ _ _ W.L. Strachan & Co. Scottish Widows' Life Assurance, George C. Myers, writer Scottish Provident, - - Robert Hunter, banker Scottish Union, _ _ _ _ Alexander Thomson, writer Sun, _ » _ _ _ Lindsay & Walker, hankers United Deposit, _ - _ John Beattie, wine merchant Victoria, _____ Robert Burness, writer West of England, _ _ _ John Beaitie, wine merchant Yorkshire, _ _ _ _ Leighton tSc Myers, writers CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES. Denmark, C. H. Millar, Union-place Prussia, Robert Miller, Upper Castle-street Norway and Sweden Do. do. SHIP BROKERS. John Fairly Lindsay & Walker Wm. Mitchell Wra- L. Strachan & Co. . MONTROSE BiftECTORT "29 BURGH FUNDS. Burgh Funds, at Sept. 30, 1846, estimated at . ^165,070 10 Debts and Obligations 33,524 6 OJ Balance in favour of Burgh . . . £31,545 14 94 MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. "Wir.i.iAAi Jamesont, Esq,, Provost and Chief Magistrate. David Mackie, 1st; David Cant, 2d; and Jas. Spence, 3d, Bailies, James Adams, Dean of Guild —John Webster, Hospital Master. John Mackart, Treasurer. Councillors—David Su herland, William Barclaj', David Smith, Alexander Wyllie, David Low, Jiimes Calvert, Thomas Napier, Archibald Foote, C. H. Millar, Francis Japp, James M. Paton, and James Clai'k. James Leighton and James Barnes, Conjunct Town-Clerks. George C. Myers, Depute- Clerk. William L. Strachan, Chamberlain. Robert Burness, Procurator-Fiscal. COMMITTEES. finance—The Treasurer, Convener. Bailie Mackie, C. H. Millarj^ James Calvert, Thomas Napier, and Francis Japp. ,s Dean of Guild's- A ssessors —The Dean, Convener. Bailie Cant, David Sutherland, William Barclay, Thomas Napier, and David Smith. Hospital-Master's—The Hospital-Master, Convener. David Suther- land, James Adams, C. H. Millar, David Smith, and James M. Paton. Improvements—Francis Japp, Convener. James Clark, Thomas Napier, David Sutherland, Alexander Wyllie, and James M. Paton. Water— C. H. Millar, Convener. Bailie Cf>nt, James Clark, David Sutherland, Archibald Foote, and Alexander Wyllie. Education—The Provost and Magistrates, James Clark, Thomas Napier, and David Smith. The Provost, Convener. Sea Encroachments.—The Magistrates and Office-Bearers. The Dean of Guild, Convener Railways—The Provost, Magistrates, and Office-Bearers, the Treasurer's Committee, and Mr Clark. Town Officers, William Reid and George Mitchell. HARBOUR TRUSTEES. From tlie County—Lord Panmure, Sir James Carnegie, Bart., Alexander R. Tailyour of Borrowrield, Patrick Arkley of Dun- ninald, and Thomas Carnegy, Esq. of Craigo. Montrose Town Council—The Piovost and Eldest Bailie ex officiis, C. H. Millar, and Archibald Foote. Brechin Toivn-Council—William Duncan, James Scott. David Guthrie, James Anderson and George Andergou. BO itONTROSE DIRECTOBt. Montrose Parliamentary Voters—=David Hill, Charles Birnie, David Birnie, John Aberdein, Alexander Young, Alexander Gordon, and John Brown. Ex officio—The Sheriflp. Adam Burnes, Clerk.—Thomas Barclay, Treasurer. John Smith, Collector of Shore Dues. James Burn, Berthing'-Master and Master-Pilot Alex. Brown, Inspector of Coil-meters. "William Thomson, Keeper of Lighthouses and Life-Boat. COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. The Provost, Chairman, ex officio. David Cant, merchant John„ Greig,— ^-nj builder""- David Smith do.> Francis Japp, upholsterer James Clark, residenter John Muckart, brewer David Mackie, merchant Thomas Napier, fishcurer Robert Milne, watchmaker David y. Stewart, ironfounder James Calvert, writer Charles Low, merchant David Muckart, merchant Robert Faddie, ropemaker David Sutherland, fislicurer Thomas Middleton, ironmonger Samuel Burgess, merchant Representing the Town-Council —James Brown, Alex. Wyllie, and James Spence Geo. C. Myers, Clerk. —Andrew S. Fei'guson, M.D., Surgeon John Webster, Collector John Fairly, Treasurer CONVENE 1?S or COMMITTEES. Finance—The Provost Watching—Provost or 1st Bailie Paving—Francis Japp Cleansing —David Siuith Lighting —John Muckart Fire-Engines—D. Y. Stewart John Martin, Superintendent. — John Wallace, Sergeant Three Day and One Night Patrol, and Five Night Watchmen. GUILDRY INCORPORATION". Robert Faddie, Dean Council Francis Japp, David Cant, David Smith, Rt. Robertson, William Smith, jun., and David Duncan. David Mackie, Treasurer. —Thomas Barclay, C'erk. Robert Burness-, Fiscal SEVEN INCORPORATED TRADES. David Straiton, Convener John Youngson, Clerk DEACONS. Weavers . . John Clark Hammerman . David Barclay Masons . . . John Lindsay Wrights . . John Middleton Bakers . . David Couits Shoemakers . John Webster Tailors . . . John Grieve Montrose directory. 31 COMMISSIONERS FOR MONTROSE BRIDGES. Lord Pamnurej Sir James Carnegie, Sir Alexander Ramsayl Joseph Hume, M.P., Horatio Ross of Rossie, George Keith o Usan, Robert Lyall of Newbigging, Lavid Leighton of Bearhill Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar, P. Arkley of Dunninald, J. Paton J. Burnes, J. Loighton, James Ciark, P. Mason, W. Jameson, J. Barclay, John Aberdein, William Sim, and David Hill, all of Montrose ; the Sheriff and his substitute ; the Provostj^ eldest Bailie, and Dean of Guild of Montrose, ex officiis. Adam Burnes, Clerk— James Leighton, Treasurer. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. MONTROSE ACADEiMY. Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, > ^^^^^ Anderson Rector. French, Geography, &c, - | sen. T .. >-, 1 f i James Calvert, Latin, Greek, &c., - - ^^^ Smeaton, Assistant. English Grammar and Composition, J. Rol)ertsou& J.G. Davidsoa Writing, Arithmetic, &c, - Wra. Beattie and Jas. Hay. Drawing and Painting, - - Alexander Madoland. DdRWARD'S SEMINARY. English, Writing, Arithmetic, - Wilson and Da. Low. ST. JOHNS FREE CHURCH SCHOOLS. English, Writing, &c., James Menzies—Sewing, &c. Miss Christie, OLD PARISH SESSIONAL SCHOOLS. English, Writing, &c., - - David Dandie. Infant Training - - - Mr and Mrs Cunningham. LOCHSIDE SCHOOL Peter Mathewson, Teacher. WHITE'S FREE SCHOOL. Spalding, Teacher. STRATON'S FREE SCHOOL. William Drummond and Miss Mearns, Teachers. BURGH INFANT SCHOOL. John Grant and Mrs Grant, Teachers. Miss M. Carnegie, Treasurer.—Wm. L. Straehan, Secretary MONTROSE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Provost Jameson, President—Robert Trail, Vice-President. Robert Barclay and Patrick Mason, jun., Joint Secretaries. S2 - MONTROSE DIRECTOET. MONTROSE EDUCATION SOCIETY, Established in 1842, for l he purpose if promo itig educalion nmnng the poortr classes, more e^peciallv with a view to check- tlie progress of juvenile deliji- qiiency, hv sendiiin; po. r cliihiren to srhool. AiiiuTal subscription of members, 2s. 6d. Tlie society ai prisent educates about li children. Provost Jameson, President. — Alexander Cowie, Esq., Vice-Pre- sideut— Robert Burneas, Secretary —Robert Faddie, Treasurer. Directors—Dr Steele, Dr Laurence. Messrs Henry Laurie, John Henderson, Bailie M ickie, Archibald Foote, Charles Birnie Samuel Burgess, C H- M liar, David Sutherland, David Birnie, John Mitchell, John Mueka t, W.L; Stiachm, David Smith, Robert Traill, Robert Hunter, Dr Duke, James Clark, Robert Faddie, David Muckart, Robert Hillocks, James Mudie, Thomas Middleton. PUBLIC LIBRARIES. READING-ROOMS, AND SCIENTI- FIC INSTITUTIONS. MONTROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY— 1783. Open every day, from 12 to 2. Number of Volumes, about 9000. Annual Subscription, £1. Is. Managers.—John H. Valentine, Rev. Dr Smith, Robert Hunter, C. H. Millar, John Ross, and Alex. Cowie. James Mathers, Librarian, Secretary, and Treasurer. TO\\'N'S GRAMMAR .SCHOOL LIBRARY-1686. Contains many old and rare works. James Calvert, sen., Custodier. READING SOCIETY'S LIBRARY— 1819. Entry Money, 2s. 6d. ; Yearly Contribution, 4s. 4d. Number of "S'olumes, about 3000. Open every evening-, save Tuesday, from eiyht to ten. Kerr Stephen, President. — David Low, Vice-President. Wm. Clialmens, Treasurer. —Jas. Campbell, Librarian and Clerk. EXCHANGE RE .4 DING-ROOM. Yearly Subscription, £1. Is. Managers —"William Sham^ Alexander Cowie, John Ross, John Muckart, P. Lindsay. James Mathers, Secretary and Treasurer. MERCANTILE READING-ROOM. Yearly Subscription, 15s. Managers. — John Abordein, Robert Barclay, Francis Japp, David Mackie, and John Hender^on. David Greig, Secretary and Treasurer. SEAMEN SOCIETVS READING-ROOM For Shipmasters and Sliipowners only. John Fairly, Treasurer—W. L. Strachatj, Secretary, MONTROSE DIRECTORr. 3 3 NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. Museum, Paumure Place. Opei;i from 12 to 3 o'clock every day, except Saturday ; on which day it is open from 4 to 6 —the working classes being then admitted at Id. each. Annual Subscription — Ladies, 2s. 6d. ; Gentlemen, 5s. ; giving the privilege of free admission to members, their families, and friends from a distance. Kight Honourable Lord Panmure, President. Alex. Cowie, Vice-Pres'dent. James Calvert, Treasurer William Beaitie, Secretary. Directors. —A. Ilenny Tailyour, Esq.; Wm. Smart, Esq; Provost Jameson ; Rev. Dr Smith ; Dr Laurence; James Smith, Esq. K.N. ; Messrs. John Aberdein; James M. Paton ; Adam Bnrness ; "William Shand ; James Kobertson ; Robert Ilimter ; David Scott; G. L. Smeaton ; Alex. Foulerton ; Andrew Kerr; John Muckart ; George Smart ; Kobeit Trail ; David Low. James Campbell, Curator. SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE. Geo. Macfarlane, President. —David Walker, Vice-President. Andrew Kerr, Treasurer and Curator. Robt. Sangster, Secretary. MONTROSE LITERARY SOCIETY. Rev. Dr Smith, Honorary President.— W. A. Chalmers, Treasurer. David Traill, Secretary. MONTROSE ROYAL ALBERT GOLF CLUB Patrick Mason, Captain. Thomas Barclay, Secretary. —John Jamie, Treasurer. The Captain, IMeda! holder. MONTROSE NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK. Established in 1840. The Bank Office (John Street, nfij ii.i is Bank of Scntland), is open for receiv iiig money on Thursdav and Saturday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock; for paying money on Tiiurstlay evening, Irom 7 to 8 o'clock ; anil for receiving and paying money (for the circconiiuouatiun of country depositors), on Friday forenoon, from 10 to II o'clock. Offi.ce hearers — Cr H. Millar. Esq., Chairman; Alexander Cowie, Esq., Deputy-Chairman; Robert Hunter. Esq., Agent for the Bank of Scotland, Treasurer ; James Mudie, Accountant, Ac- tuary, and Cashier. BRANCH BANKS. Brechin - - Mr William Hunter, Receiver Johnshaven - - Mr David Welch, do. Laurencekirk - - Rev. James Mitchell, do. St Cyrus - - Rev. Alex. Keith, do. Edzel - - Rev. Robert Inglis, do. Fffrryden - - Rev. Dr Brewster do. .; 34 MONTTJOSE DIRECTORS PAROCHIAL BOARD. From the Kirk Session—Robert Moodie ; James Herd Archibald Kinnear; John Pithie ; Charles Fleming", John G reive. Members Elected by the Rate Payers. —Charles Low; Alex. Pyper ; Alex. Clark; Wm. Machar; David Fettes : Charles Taylor ; Rev. A. Hyslop ; Wm. Mitchell ; Rev. H. Hercus|; Rev, Alex. Anderson ; Rev. R. Wade ; Rev. Wm. Nixon \^ "Wm Chalmers. The Provost and three Bailies, ex officio. All Owners of Property to the annual value of L20 and upwards. The Provost, Chairman. John Henderson, Inspector and Collector. Number of Rate Payers of the value of L20 and upwards, 231. MERCHANT SEAMENS FUND. Trustees. —David Hill, John Aberdeen, Alexander Young, Alex. Gordon, David Sutherland, David Roberts, Wm. Hodge, David Birnie, C. H. Millar, David Duncan, David Smith, David Mackie, David Muckart, Alexander Brand and James Greig' F. W. Trevor, Collector. Alexander Thomson, Secretary MASONIC BODIES. St Peter's Lodge.— James Calvert, R.W. Master. — John Smith, Secretary.—D. Y. Stewart, Treasurer, Incorporated Kilwinning Lodge.—David Barclay, R. W. Master.—John Law, Treasurer.—James Thorn, Secretary, Kilwinning Lodge—William Lamb, R.W. Master.—David Ross, Treasurer.—David Brand, Secretary. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. BIBLE SOCIETY— 1811. Atexauder Renny Tailyour of Borrowfiekl, President. Patrick Arkley of Dunninald, Vice-President. Robert Huntei*, Secretary. James Beattie, Treasurer — G. W. Laird, Depositariaii. HOME MISSION-1859. Supported by voluntary coiUributiong. George Paton, President—James Crawford, Vice-President. Samuel Lawrence, Treasurer—David Dee, Secretary. John Edwards, Missionary. ; MONTROSE DIKECXORT 35 CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. MONTROSE ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM—1780. This institution oiginated with tlie late Mrs Carncf;ie of Charlton. It is supported by endowments and the board of patients. Rates of Board -First rate of board, £50 per annum ; second do. £40 ; third do. £35 ; fourth do. ^30 ; Hfth do. £24 ; and £18 for parish pfiupers Avithin the bounds of the Synod of iingus and Mearns. Managers—The Provost and eldest Bailie of ^VTontrose for the time; the First and Second Minister of the Parish of Montrose for the time; Sir Alex. Earasay of Balmain, Bart. ; Alexander Renny Tailyour, Esq. of Borrowfield; Jnmes Lyall, Esq. of Gallery ; George Fullerton Carnegie, Esq. of Charlton ; the Right Hon. Lord Panmure ; Horatio Ross, Esq of Rossie ; Sir James Carnegie of Souihesk, Baronet; Patrick Arkley, Esq. of Duu- ninald ; George Keith, Esq. of Usan ; David Scott, Esq. of Brotherton ; the Rev. James Brewster, D.D., Minister at Craig ; the Rev. Alexander Keith, D.D., Minister at St. Cyrus ; the Rev. Robert Barclay, Minister of Lunan : the Rev. John Eadie, Minister of Dun; the Rev. Thomas Hill, Minister of Logie Pert; the Rev. William Nixon, Minister of St. John's, Blontrose ; the Rev. Patrick Cushnie, Minister of Scots Epis- copal Church, Montrose ; Rev. John Dodgson, Montrose Messrs John Paton, Alexander Smart, James Buiuies, John Aberdein, William Jameson, William Dorward, Captain Alex- ander Thomson, John Barclay, Thomas Whyte, Patrick Mason, William Sim, John H. Valentine, Robert Millar, Adam Burnes, Archibald Foote, David Birnie, Capt. Archibald Macneill, Robert Trail, George Smtirt, Robert Burness, William Shand, John Duke R.N., James Calvert, David Mackie, Alex. Cowie, and John Ross, all of Montrose. David Hill, banker, Treasurer.—James Leighton, Town-Clerkj> Secretary.—John D. M'Gavin, M.D., Medical Superintendent. . Mrs Brown, Matron. INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. Tills In^^titution, which was originally incorpoi-ated with the Lunatic Asylum, is under the direction of the Managers of that Institution. It is conducted by George L. Smith, M.D., with the assistance of Dr M'Gavin. Mrs Napier, Matron. ANCIENT HOSPITAL FUND. The relief from this Charity is distributed monthly amon)? about 150 decayed Burgesses, tlieir Widows, and Children. John Webster, Hospital-Master.~The Chamberlain, Distributor. 36 MONTROSE DIKECTOKT DORWAED'S HOUSE OF KEFUGE. Trustees on behalf of Mr l^orward Thomas Whyte, Alex. Lind- say, Robert Faddie, "William Barclay, James Calvert, Joha Gxithvie, C. H. Millar, and Andrew Clark. On behalf of the Toun-Council. —David Mackie, James Adams, William Jameson, and J. M. Paton. On behalf of the Kirk- Session. —James Smart, David Scott, John Stewart, and James Waddie. On behalf of the Heritojs. — Colonel Renny, John Myers, Alex. R. Tailyom-, and Captain George Anderson. Alexander Thomson, Clerk. Robert Mudie, Superintendent Mrs Black, Matron. George L. Smith, M. D., Sm-geon, INDIGENT FEMALE SOCIETY— 1806 Tills Scicit'tv distiibutea annually about ^'100. Janaes M. Paton, Treasurer. — Miss Paterscn, Secretary. LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY. Mrs Duthic, Academy-square, Treasurer. DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY. William Sim, Treasurer.—C. H. Millar, Secretary. MORTIFICATIONS. MISS C. GRAHAM'S— 1744— £100—The interest divided biennally among the poor. — The Magistrates, Ministers of Old Church, and the Minister of St. Peter's E^ iscopal Chapel, Trus- tees. BAILIE JAMES OUCHTERLONY'S— 1752—£560—The in- terest divided annually among the poor.—The Provost, eldest Bailie, and Ministers of Okl Church, Trustees. PROVOST ALEXANDER CHRISTIE'S—176S—The interest (£5) divided annually among pjor persons. — The Provost, minis- ters of Old Church, and Minister of St Peter's Chapel, Trustees. JOHN MILL'S (of Old Montrose)—1771—£1000 — The in- terest divided annually among poor persons.—The Provost, Bailies and Dean of Guild, Trustees. JOHN ERSKINE'S (of .liimaica)—1786—Affords relief to ten poor families, and maintains and grammatically educates eight boys, and pays a salary of £'oO to the assistant in the Grammar School. —Alex. Erskine, Esq. of Balhail, residing in London, Patron ; James Leighton, Factor. MISSES H. & E. MILNE'S_1803 — £500—The interest di- vided annually among poor persons. — Tlie Provost, elde.-t Bailie, Ministers of Old Church, and Minister of St. Peter's Chapel, Trustees. WHITE'S FIRST— 1816—Affords education to one hundred children of the poorer classes The Piovost, two eldest Bailes, Convener of Trades, Parochial Ministers, and Kirk Treasuver, Trustees. » — MONTROSE DIRECTORY. 37 MISS JANE STRATON'S— 1822—£1000—The interest di- vided among the poor, according to a list made up on the 1st of January yearly. Forty-two boys and thirty-five girls receive the elements of a good education.—The Provost, first and second Bailies, Dean of Guild, Ministers of Old Church, and JMinister of St Peter's Chapel, Trustees. MISS J. STRATON'S SECOND—The interest of £1000 di- vided among ten poor gentlewoman—The Trustees same as above. ERASER'S-1829-^6500—The interest divided annually, in meal and coals, among the poor. The Magistrates, Trustees. COOPER^S—1833— £50—The interest divided biennially The Town-Council and Kirk-Session, Trustees. MRS JOHN INNES'S—1834—£1000—The interest divided half-yearly among ten destitute widows in the town.—Rev. Dr Smith, John Paton^ George Paton, James Leighton, Rev. John Dodgson, Rev. Dr Paterson, and Captain Archibald Macneill, Trustees. WHITE'S SECOND—1836—£800—The interest divided half- yearly among ten males and ten females, not Kirk-Session pau- pers.—The Provost, Dean of Guild, Convener of the Trades, first Minister of Old Church and Minister of St. John's, Trustees. GIBSON'S—1836—£400—The interest di^t^ided annually among the four eldest, resident, and retii*ed shipmasters of Montrose. The Provost, first Minister, and Dean of Guild, Trustees. MISS JANE THOMSON'S—1838—£3500—The interest, and £30 of ground annually, is half-yearly divided among five poor men and five poor women of respectable character, and residenters in Montrose.—The Provost, Town-Clerks, and Minister of St Peter's, Trustees. Alex. Thomson, Treasurer and Clerk. ALEXANDER THOMSON'S—About £4000—The interest _ di- vided yearly among poor householders in the town.^—The Town- Council~ and Kirk-Session, Trustees. BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Court-Room, every Thursday, at eleven forenoon. The Bailies, Judges. The Town-Clerks, Assessors—Robert Burness, Fiscal. POLICE COURT. " Held in the Police-Office, every alternate Monday, at ten forenoon. The Chief Magistrate, Judge. Geo. C. Myers, Assessor The Superintendent, Fiscal. PROCURATORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c. Thomas Barclay, James Calvert, George C. Myers, Adam Burnes, David Greig, David Scott, Robert Burness, James Leighton, j Alex. Thomson, Charles D. Thomson. MONTROSE ROYAL ALBERT GOLF CLUB. Patrick Mason, Captain.—James Calvert, Medal-Holder Thomas Barclay, Secretary and Treasurer^ JD — — — 88 MONTROSE DIRECTORY, MUSICAL SOCIETIES. MONTROSE MUSICAL SOCIETY. A. R. Tailyour of Borrowfield, President. Thos. Barclay, Vice-President John Camidge, Director of Music MONTROSE CALEDONIAN RAND. James Young, President,—John Bain, Secretary and Treasurer. Richard Guthrie, Leader of the Band. SHIPPING COMPANIES. MONTROSE AND LONDON. A schooner sails from Irongate "Wharf, London, every Tuesday morning, and from Montrose every Friday afternoon. James Fraser, Manager, Montrose. Clipper Schooners Falcon. Eagle, Hawk ; Smacks Swallow, Petrel. Charles R. Colman, Agent, Irongate Wharf, London. MONTROSE AND LEITH, Cvft'>r Vivid, Taj-^lor, master, sails twice a-week to and from Leith. Charles Birnie, Manager, Montrose—W. Laing, Agent, Leith. MONTROSE AND NEWCASTLE. Duncan & Co., Managers Smacks Thistle, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Anne. MONTROSE AND GLASGOW. Charles Birnie, Manager. Smacks Commerce and Jane. LOCAL INSURANCE INSTITUTIONS. MONTROSE AND ARBROATH COASTING CLUB. John Fairly, Agent. MONTROSE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. For insuring Vessels belonging only to the ports of Montrose, Arbroath, and Dundee, John Fairly, Agent.—William L. Strachan, Secretary. MONTROSE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Directors.— Jas. Clark (President), Robert Walker, John Aber- dein,Wm. Caird, James Henderson, David Low, John Jamie, and Alex. Brown.—John Reid, Manager.—John Fairly, Clerk. David Lee, Collector. MONTROSE PATENT SLIP COMPANY. Directors.—John Brown, Alex. Scott, William Hutcheon, James Adams, and James Burn. John Fairly, Clerk and Treasurer.—John Thorn, Superintendent FORFAR DIRECTORY. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. AdaMj James, South-street Adam, Miss, South-street Adam, Miss Jane, residenter, High-street Adam, John, tailor, Glammiss-road Adamson, Peter, merchant, Osnaburgh street Adamson, Alison, grocer, East-port Ahan, James, musician and vintner, North- loan Allan, John, barber, Cross Allan, Mrs Mary Ann, residenter. High-street (east) Anderson, James, baker, High-street Anderson, K. W., writer, High-street (west), h. South-street Anderson, Alexander, printer, High-street (east) Anderson, James, auctioneer,' East Back-wynd Anderson, James, merchant, East-poi't Annandale, James, blacksmith and vintner, Osnaburgh-street Association, West-townend (John Ireland, Dundee-loan, manager) Association, Central (John Barry, East-townend, manager) Association, East-townend (John Forrest, E\st-townend, manager) Association, Little-causeway (A. Thornton, West-port, managei>) Bain, James W., tinsmith, Higli-street Barclay, James, writer. Castle street, h. Hill-park Barry, George, mason and grocer, South-loan Barry, George, shopman, East-townend Barry, John, shopman, High-street (east) B&rry, William, merchant, High-street Barry, David, mason, Dundee-road Barry, James, Back-wynd Baxter, John, weaver, Dundee-road Bell, Robert, manufacturer. East-port Bell, John, weave r, West-townend Bell, Mrs, feuar, Dundee -road Binny, James, quarrier, Gowanbank Binny, David, merchant, West-port Binny, William, weaver, West-townend Binny, James, Wright, West-townend Binny, John, farmer, West-poi-t Black, David, quarrier, East port Black, Mrs Ann, dressmaker. High-street (east) Blacklaws, David, weaver, Tornshaven Blair, Peter, pensioner, Canmore-lane D 2 40 FOKFAR DIRECTORY. Boath, Charles, weaver. North-loan Boathj David, warper, East-port Boath, James, mason, Dundee-road Boath, John, coal-merchant. East-port Boath, Alexander, tailor, East-port Booth, John, manufacturer, Easterbank Brown, Alexander, weaver, North-loan Brown, William, mason, "Watt's-square Brown, Charles, weaver, Charles-street Brown, James, merchant. Castle-street, h. Baekwynd Brown, William, warper, Well-braehead Brown, James, warper, Goose-croft Brown, George, vintner. High-street (east) Brodie, John, tailor. High-street (west) Burns, James, shoemaker. High-street, h. Braehead Burns, James, teacher. High-street (west) Bury, Mrs, residenter. Castle-street Burnet, David, turner. East-port Butchart, James, weaver. Little-causeway Butchart, Andrew, labourer. Spout-street Byars, James, merchant. High-street (east) Cable, John, merchant, "West-townend Cable, William, merchant. High-street (east) Cadger, James, weaver. High-street (west) Caird, William, wright, High-street (west) Campbell, Miss, residenter. Castle-street Cargill, John, mason, East-port Cargill, Francis, merchant. East-port Carnaby, Thomas, writer. High-street (west), h. Briars Cottage Chalmers, John M., tailor. Castle-street Chaplin, John, weaver, Dundee-loan Chaplin, David, weaver, Dundee-loaii Christie, William, wi'iter, Castle-street, h. Manor Clark, John, mason. High-street (west) Clark, James, mason, Charles-street Clark, David, packer to Mr Craik, manufacturer, Manor Clugston, Rev. Wm., Free Church minister, New-road Cobb, William, weaver, Arbroath-road Constable, James, blacksmith, Tails Cook, John, merchant. Spout-street Cook, John, shoemaker, East-townend Cook, Mrs John, residenter, Newmonthill Coulson, John, grocer, High-street (east) Craig, John, ironmonger, High-street Craig, John, manufacturer, Back-wynd Craig, Misses, milliners, Castle-street, h. Manor Craig, Agnes, grocer, Spout-street Craik, David, manager for James Craik, manufacturer, Manor Craik, James, manufacturer, Manor rOBFAB DIBECTOBt. 41 Crammond, John, turner, Back-wynd Crichton, Thomas, bank clerk, Couttie's-wynd Cuthbert, William, flesher, Castle-street Dabgie, "William, mason, New-road Davidson, Charles, weaver, Lappiedub Davidson, Elizabeth, straw-hatmaker, Backwynd Davie, Stewart, farmer. Spout- street Deuchar, Alexander, cattle-dealer, East-jport Deuchar, William, cattle-dealer. East-port Deuchars, David, teacher, Manor Dick, James, farmer, Back-wynd Dick, Francis, coal-seller, Back-wynd Dick, Charles, weaver, East-town end ^ Dickson, William, shoemaker, West-townend Dickson, Alexander, M.D., High-street Dickson, Misses, dressmakers, High- street (west) Doig, John, manufacturer, South-loan Don, Robert, manufacturer, Kirkriggs Don, William & John, & Co., manufacturers, Kirkriggs Donald, David, junior, Goosecroft Donald, David, slater, Newmonthill Donald, James, manufacturer, Newmonthill Donaldson, Alexander, wright. Tails Duff, Charles, manager for Mordaunt & Company, manufacturers, Victoria-road Duke, John, pensioner and broker, High-street (east) Eadie, James, vintner, Mason-lodge Easson, David, candlemaker, Castle-street Easten, William, weaver. Nursery-feus Edward, James, M.D., Castle-street Edward, William, weaver, Manor Eiraslie, James, shoemaker. High-street (west) Esplen, William, railway clerk, Forfar & Arbroath Railway-station Esplen, James, wright, High-street (east) Ewen, George, merchant. Castle-street Ewen, James, coal and wood merchant. Railway Depot, h. Castle-st. Faibweathee, Alexander, shoemaker. High-street (west) Falconer, James, painter, Osnaburgh-street Fenton, James, cooper, Back-wynd Ferrier, David, mason, West-townend Ferrier, James, weaver, West-townend Ferrier, William, mason, West-townend Findlay, Joseph, manufacturer, High-street (east) Findlay, James, sen,, shoemaker. High-street (west) Findlay, Robert, grocer, Castle-street Fillari, Thomas, broker, Castle-street Fleming, James, pensioner, East-port 42 FOEFAR DIEECTORT. Pod, Thomas, warper. High-street (east) Fod, Alexander, weaver. East-port Forrest, John, shopman. East-port Forsyth, John, blacksmith, Back-wynd Eraser, William, residenter, West-townend Fyfe, George, vintner. Chapel-park Fyfe, John, farmer and cattle-dealer, New-road Fyfe, James, wright. Castle-street Fyfe, John, junior, manufacturer, Back-wynd Fulton, Robert, stoneware-merchant, Southloaa Gall, James, residenter, High -street (east) Gamley, Robert, draper. Castle -street Gibson, David, cowfeeder, Charles-street Goo diet, Andrew, manufacturer, South-loan Gordon, James, cloth-merchant. Castle-street Gordon, Donald, vintner, Spout-street Grant, James, flesher, High-street (east) Gray, Andrew, mason. North-loan G! ay, John, residenter, Cross Greig, John, residenter, Archie's park Grubb, James, stamp distributor. High-street (east): Guild, Mrs, residenter, Nursery-feus Guthrie, Tliomas, blacksmith, Castle-street Guthrie, James, mason, Archie's-park Hamilton, George, writer. High-street Hastings, Alexander, mason, Back-wynd Hazels, James, flesher. High-street (west) Hazels, John, flesher, Ca-stle-street Henderson, Alexander, carrier, Dundee-road Henderson, James, mason, Couttie's-wynd Hendry, John, clothier. High-street (east) Hendry, John, mason. High-street (west) Hendry, Mrs John, grocer. Spout-street Herald, Thomas, vintner. East-port Hill, Alexander, tailor. High-street (west) Hill, William, manufacturer, High-street (west)i Hill, George, mason. Goose-croft Home, Andrew, seed-merchant, Back-wynd Hunter, Alexander, vintner. East-port Hunter, Miss, residenter, New-road Hutchison, William, writer. High-street (east) Hutton, Mrs Ann, residenter. South-loan Inverwick, James, grocer, High-street (west) Ireland, John, shopman, West-townend Jamieson, John, grocer. Spout-street Jolly, David, bakei'. High-street (west) FORFAR DIRECTORY. 4S Keay, George, innkeeper, High- street Keay, James, spirit- dealer. Castle-street Keay, James, veterinary surgeon. Little-causeway Keith, Alexander, wright, Dundee-road Kerr, John, vintner. Castle-street Kerr, James, flesher, Castle-street Kydd, Charles, reedmaker, Osnaburgh-street Kydd, George, manufacturer, West-townend Kyddj James, batterer, Newmonthill Laing-, Charles, grocer, Spout-street Laird, William, manufacturer. Sparrow-croft Langlands, Miss, residenter. New-road Law, W illiam, druggist, High-street Leitch, Alexander, surgeon. High-street (west) Littlejohn, David, manufacturer, Back-wynd Littlejohn, Thomas, bank clerk, Back-wynd Littlejohn, William, hosiei, High street Liveston, John, junior, cattle-dealer, East-townend Liviflgston, John, grocer. Castle-street Louson, James, saddler. High-street (east) how. Rev. William, Independent minister, Vennel Low, Charles, carrier. West-port Low, John, ironmonger, High-street Low, William, stocking-maker, Castle-sti-eet Lowson, John, manufacturer, Kirkton Lowson, John, & Son, manufacturers, Kirkton Lowson, Alexander, merchant. South loan Lowson, Andrew, manufacturer, Sparrow-croft Lowson, William, mason, Southwell brae Lowson, Alexander, weaver, Southwell-brae Lowson, John, weaver, North-loan Lowson, James, manufacturer. North-loan Lowson, John, junior, manufacturer. East-port Lowson, George, manufacturer, Sparrow- croft Louson, Robert, saddler, High-street, h. Sparrow-croft Louson, EUzabeth, residenter, Back-wynd Lyon, William, veterinary'surgeon, High-s|iyfcet (east) Mackay, John, clothier, Castle street M'Donald, James, burgh teacher, h. Nursery- feus M'Donald, John, slater, Back-wynd M'Farlane, Adam, currier, Couttie's-wynd, h, Higxi-street (west) JM'Hardie, John, confectioner, High-street (west) M'Intosh, Alexander, weaver, South-street M'Intosh, William, labourer. High-street (east) M'Kessock, W. B., keeper of prison, Market-muir M'Leish, Alexander, weaver. Sparrow- croft Malcolm, Peter, weaver, Back-wynd Maieolm, Mrs^ vintner. High-street (east) 44 FOEFAR DIRECTORY. Malcolm, William, labourer, High-street (east) IVIalloc'h, "Widow, cow-keeper, Spout-street Mands, James, weaver, West-towneiid Marr, Alexander, weaver, High -street (west) Marr. John, manufacturer, West-port Marr, Thomas, shoemaker. High-street (west) Meffan, Patrick, writer, High-street (east), h. New-road Meffan, Misses, New-road Mennie, Andrew, dyer, Castle-sti'eet INIeldrum, William, shopman, Central Association MeJvin, Misses, grocers. Castle-street Milne, Captain, High-street (east) Milne, James, fishing-tackle, manufacturer. Castle-street Milne, John Morrison, Depute Sheriff-Clerk, County Buildings, h. IManor ISIilne, John, manufacturer, Charles-street Milne, John, weaver, Dundee-road Milne, Abram, mason, East-townend Milne, Thomas, wright, West-townend Milne, George, writer, High-street Milne, John, weaver, East-port Milne, Alexander, Aveaver, North- loan Milne, James, weaver. South-street Milne, John, mason, West-townend Mill, Andrew, weaver, West-townend Mill, Alexander, shoemaker, Canmore-Iane Millar, David, carrier, Dundee-loan Millar, Alexander, weaver. Manor Mitchell, David, brewer, High-street (west) Mitchell, Alexander, merchant, High-street Mitchell, Widow Alexander, residenter, East-townend Mitchell, Miss, residenter, Kirkriggs Mitchell, Alexander, farmer, West-townend Moffat, James, residenter, High-street (west) Moffat, John, manufacturer. High-street (west) Mollison, A. & W., turners, Green-street Moncur, James, merchant. High-street (east) Mordaunt & Co., manufacturers, Victoria road Morris, James, brewer. Castle-street Morison, John, innkeeper. Cross Mount, Thomas, tailor. Castle-street Mudie, David, wright, Couttie's-wynd Mariay, David, M.D., High-street Murray, David, mason. High-street Murray. Rev. Andrew, Secession minister, East-tOT^uend Myles, John, writer, High-street (east), ft. New-road Neave, Thomas, shoemaker. Castle-street Neave, James, shoemaker. Green-street Nevay, John, weaver, Manor FOBFAB DIRECTORT. Neish, Patrick, treasurer to Gas Co., New-road Nice], William, weaver, Well-braehead Nicoll, Alexander, shoemaker, Spout-sti-eet Kicoll, Alexander, weaver, Arbroath-road Nicoll, James, flesher, High-street (east) Nicoll, John, merchant, Chapel-park Nicoll, George, mason, Little- causeway Nicoll, John, cattledealer, East-port Nicoll, William, cattledealer. West port Nicoll, Widow William, residenter, West-townend Nicoll, Widow, vintner, High-street (east) Nicoll, William, cattledealer, High-street (east) Nicoll, James, shopman, West-townend Nicoll, John, cattledealer, West-townend Nicoll, Alexander, shoemaker. Spout-street Ogilvy, David, baker. Castle-street Ogilvy, Misses, residenters, Chapel-park Ormond, John, manufacturer, Chapel-park Ormond, George, tailor, High-street Paterson, Peter, tailor. High-street Paterson, Robert, plasterer, Osnaburgh -street Patterson, Robert, saddler. Castle-street Peacock, David, coal merchant. Railway Depot Peter, James, & Co., coal merchants, Railway Depot Peters, William, manufacturer, Newmonthill Petrie, John, manufacturer, East-port Petrie, William, warper, High-street (east) Petrie, Mrs Ann, innkeeper, Castle-street Piggot, James, grocer, Castle-street Pilmour, James, supervisor. North-loan Porter, qharles, brewer. High-street (west) Porter, George, wright, West-townend Potter, Alexander, residenter, Castle-street Potter, William, residenter, High-street Potter, Misses, residenters, High-street (east) Proctor, James, mason, North-loan Proctor, James, caum builder. North-loan Procter, William, tinsmith, High-street Rae, Nicol, weaver. North-loan Rae, William, pensioner, West-townend Rankin, James, druggist, High-street (east) Ramsay, James, ironmonger. High-street (east) Ramsay, John, reedmaker, West townend Ramsay, David, weaver. East townend Reid, Peter, grocer. Castle- street Reid, William, merchant. Castle-street Rennv, Alexander, tailor and clothier, Castle-street 46 FORFAB DIRECTORT. Renny, David, weaver, Glammiss-road Ritchie, William, weaver, Sparrow- croft Ritchie, Thomas, weaver, Pyofs-close Ritchie, Samuel, watchmaker, Cross Robb, James, session-clerk, &c., South-street Robb, David, labourer. Goose-croft Robb, David, shoemaker. Sprout-street Roberts, William, town clerk. Town Hall, h. South-street Roberts, David, tailor, East-townend Roberts, Andrew, grocer, Castle-street Roberts, Mrs, spiritdealer, East-port Robertson, Andrew, Sheriff Substitute, Bankhead Robertson, William, watchmaker, High-street Rodger, Miss, milliner, High-street (east) Rodger, Charles, writer. High-street (east) Rodger, David, manufacturer. High-street (east) Rodger, Thomas, carrier. Chapel-shade RonaldsoUi James, cattedealer, Manor Salmond, William, coal merchant, Railway Depot Samson, Widow D., residenter, West-townend Scott, George, quarrier, Loan-croft Scott, David, plumber. High-street (east) Scott, John, weaver, Loan-croft Scott, James, of Westby House Scrymgeour, Mrs, residenter. Castle-street Shepherd, David, slater. High-street Sime, Peter, tailor. High-street (west) Simpson, James, flesher. High-street Simpson, George, mason, Dundee-road Simpson, Thomas, fish cadger, Gowan-bank Simpson, Miss, residenter, Back-wynd Sinclair, Alexander, pensioner. Broad-croft Slater, Mrs, residenter. High-street Smart, John, tailor. Little-causeway Smith, James, teacher, West-townend Smith, Alexander, M.D., Castle-street Smith, Misses, dressmakers, High- street (east) Smith, Frederick, slater, Glammiss road Smith, Robert, residenter, West-townend Smith, David, slater, Glammiss-road Smith, Alexander, slater, West-townend Smith, George, weaver, Castle-street Smith, George, wright, West-townend Smith, George, stationer, Castle-street Somers, Rev. James, minister of St James's, h. Vennel Snowie, Mrs, residenter, Dundee -road Soutar, David, mason, Back-wynd Soutar, John, mason, Back-wynd Stark, Dsvid, farmer, West-townend FOnrAR DIRECTORY. 47 Stark, Joseph, weaver, South-wellbrae Stark, David, auctioneer. High-street (west) Steele, John, merchant. High- street Steele, George, shopman, West-townend Steele, John, junior, manufactui'er, West-townend Steele, John, & Son, manufacturers, West-townend Steele, Andrew, cattledealer. New-road Steele, David, cattledealer. New-road Steele, William, surgeon. High-street (east) Stewart, James, weaver, Newmonthill Stewart, Daniel, painter. High-street Stewart, John, sheriff oificer, Castle-street Stewart, James, covvfeeder, Green-street Stewart, William, pensioner. New-road Stewart, James, shoemaker. Cross Stevenson, Mrs, High-street (east) Stevenson, Rev. Robert, parish clergyman. Manse Stracban, George, residenter, Glammiss-road Strang, Charles, barber. High- street (east) Sturrock, David, weaver and pensioner. North-loan Sturrock, William, manufacturer, Little-causeway Sturrock, Miss, residenter. Castle-street Sturrock, Widow, residenter, Stony-wynd Sutherland, John, messenger and sheriff officer. Castle-street Syme, John, wright, Newmonthill Syme, William, weaver. North-loan Tarbart, Alexander, shopman. East-port Taylor, James, cadger, Nursery-feus Taylor, Rev. Wm., Episcopal minister, High-street Thorn, John, weaver, Dundee-road Thorn, John, weaver, Canmore-lane Thorn, James, pensioner, Watt's-square Thorn, William, turner. West townend Thorn, George, wright. High-street (east) Thorn, James, vintner. Castle-street Thomson, David, vintner. High-street (east) Thomson, John, postmaster. High-street (east) Thomson, James, merchant. High-street Thornton, Thomas, weaver. High-street (west) Thornton, John, weaver. Little causeway Thornton, John, manufacturer, West-townend Thornton, Archibald, residenter, West-townend Thornton, Thomas, manufacturer, West-townen(J Thornton, Thomas, shoemaker, West-townend Thornton, John, shoemaker, West-townend Thornton, Peter, weaver, West-townend Thornton, Alexander, salesman, Little causeway Associativa Tindal, William, blacksmith. North-loan Tiadal, John, writer, High-street -48 FOBFAR DIEECTOKY. Todd & M'NicoU, shoemakers, High-street Tod, Misses, residenters, South street Townsend, David, pensioner, East-port Traill, Charles, shoemaker, High-street (east) Turnbull, John, shoemaker, Hig-h-street (east) Tyrie, James, residenter, Castle-street Walkek, Alexander, stationer, High-street (east) "Walker, James, manager. Gas Work Wallace, Widow, residenter. Spout-street Waterston, William, innkeeper, Spout-street Waterston, David, innkeeper, Castle-street Waterston, David, shopman. West townend Watson, Mrs, dressmakers. High- street (east) Watt, Miss, residenter, East-townend Watt, Alexander, manufacturer. High-street (east) Webster, Charles, farmer, Newmonthill Webster, James, grocer. High-street (east) Webster, John, residenter, Osnaburgh-street "Webster, Misses, residenters, High-street (east) Webster, James, mason. Spout-street Webster, George, merchant, East-townend Wilson, Alexander, junior, carrier, Osnaburgh-street Weighton, Agnes, residenter, West-townend Weighton, Charles, baker, High-street (west) Welsh, David, carrier. Spout-street Welsh, Alexander, weaver, West-townend Whyte, Miss Martha, residenter, West townend Whyte, James, warper, Chapel -park Whyte, Miss, residenter, East townend Wilson, Andrew, manufacturer, Sparrow-croft Whyte, William, writer and banlc agent, High-street (east) h. Whyte, Mrs, residenter. Market-cross [Manor Whyte, Charles, grocer, High-street (east) Whitton, William, tinsmith. High-street (east) Whyte, Patrick, tanner, Spout-street, h. High-street (east) Wilkie, David, flesher. Castle-street Wilson, Charles, quarrier, Manor Wood, Charles, wright. Manor Whyte, Thomas, leather-merchant, Spout-street Yeaman, William, accountant, High-street (east) Yeaman, John, bank-agent, High-street (east) Yeaman, John, jun., merchant, High-street, h. Manor Young, Mrs, vintner, East-townend. Young, Charles, writer, High-street (west) Young, James, writer. Castle-street . rORFAR DIRECTORY. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS. BURGH OF FORFAR. !Js. Annandale,blacksm. David Dick, do. James Kerr, flesher Js. Anderson, merchant Stewart Davie, farmer George Kyd, manufac. Peter Adamson, do. Alexander Dickson, md. JamesKeay, spirit-dealer- I James Adam, residenter W. Gilbert Don, mercht. Alex. Lowsofi, merchant James Anderson, baker John Don, do. Andw.Lowson, manufac. tjohn Adam, tailor George Ewen, vintner Rev. William Lowe R. W. Anderson, writer William Edward, manuf. John Lowe, ironmonger William Air, residenter William Eston, weaver Wm. Littlejohn, hosier Andrew Alexander, do. James Edward, surgeon John Lowson, manufac. James Arnot, do. James Ewen, merchant Robert Lowson, saddler- David Binny, merchant John Fyfe, manufacturer George Lowson, manuf. James Butchart, weaver Wm. Eraser, residenter David Littlejohn, do. David Binny, do. John Fmdlay, do. William Lowson, mason William Binny, do, Wm. Fettes, manufac. John Lowson, weaver Jn. Binny, jun.'residenter Alex.Fairweather,shoem Alex. Lowson, manufac. James Burns, shoemaker Geo. Fyffe, cattledealer James Lowson, do. Peter Bell, farmer JamesForsyth, blacksm. John Liveston, grocer Peter Blair, merchant James Fenton, cooper Jn. Liveston, cattledealer John Bell, weaver Alexander Fodd, weaver Jas. Lowson, jun. manuf, James Brown, do. Joseph Find lay, manuf. William Laird, do. George Brown, vintner John Fyfe, cattledealer John Lowson, jun. do. George Barry, mason Robert Fife, manufac William Law, druggist Aw. Butchart, residenter James Findlay, shoema. Andrew Lowson, weaver James Boath, do. John Fyfe. jun. manufa. William Low, residenter Jn. Booth, manufacturer James Fyfe, wright Alex Lindsay,residenter Thomas Barry, carrier James Fyfe, mason Rev. Rt. Lunan, minister James Binny, quarrier Thomas Fodd, manufac. John Milne, mason James Bariy,! brewer George Fyfe, vintner Alex Milen, manufac. John Boath, agent John Findlay, residenter Patrick Meffan, writer John Boath, residenter Robert Garaley, merch. Andrew Milne, weaver David Boath, warper David Gibson, residenter Alexander M'Intosh, do. Alex. Brown, weaver John Gibson, weaver JohnMorrison ,innkeeper James Barclay, wricer James Grant, residenter Alex. Mitchell, carter Rt. Bell, manufacturer And. Goodlet, manufac. Hugh Monro, road-cont. James W Bain, tinsmith James Gray, manufac. John Moffat, manufac. James Boath, mason JamesGuthrie, residenter James Milne, farmer Js. Brown, spiiit dealer James Gordon, merchant Alex Millar, earner David Blacklaws, weaver Tho. Guthrie, blacksm. Al. Milne, shoemaker James Clark, mason William Gibson, weaver Aw. Mackie, rtsidenter John Cummin, tailor James Gall, residenter Alex. Mitchell, mercht, Jn. Craig, manufacturer Tho. Guthrie, blacksm. David Mudie, wright. Aw, Copland, quarrier Wm. Hutchison, writer John Myles, writer David Chaplin, weaver John Hendry, mason Thos- Marr, shoemaker John Cook, shoemaker Alex. Henderson, carrier Ja. Mands, sen., weaver Thomas Carnaby, writer George Hill, mason James Morris, do. James Craik, jun. manuf Alexander Hastings, do. John Marr, manufact. John Cargillj mason Thomas Hendry, feuar John M'Intosh, farmer John Craig, ironmonger John Hendry, merchant Wm. M'Intosh, labourer William Cable, merchant George Hamilton, writer Tlios. Milne, wright Js . Constable, blacks mith Andrew Home, manufac. Re v. A. Murray, minister William Caird, wright Wm Hutchison, resid. David Murray, M,D. Wm. Dalgetty, gardener David Hazels, farmer A. M'Farlane, currier John Doig, manufacturer Joseph Hood, cooper David Murray, masoa David Deuchars, teacher Alex. Hunter, dairyman Da. Mitchell, brewer Wm. Dickson,shoemaker James Howe, shoemaker David IMillar, carter William Dargie, mason James Inverwick, manuf. James Morris, brewer Robert Don, merchant James Kyd, packer John Niooll, merchant James Dick, manufac. George Keay, vintner Geo. Nicol, residenter James Donald, do. Jas. Keay, vet.-surgeon J. Nicol, cattledeales. : — m rOT^FAR DIRECTORY. George NicoU, mas«n George Smith, wdght David Thomson, butcher * Wm. Nicoll, manufac. John Stewart, residenter JohnThnrntoi. .residen i er "Wm. Nicoll, catt'edealer Alexander Scott, weaver John Thornton, manuf. John Nevay, weaver James Steele, residenter Thos. Thornton,shoemak. David Nevav, batterer David Steele, cattledeal. James Thoni, manufac. Patrick Neish, merchant Andrew Steele, do. James Thomson, draper Thomas Ormond, weaver Wm. Shepherd, stationer John Turnbull, shoemak. William Potter, brewer George Smith, weaver Thomas Watson, farmer Alex. Potter, merchant James Stewart, do. John Webster, manufac. John Petrie, manufac. William Stewart, wright George Webster, do. Wm Proctor, tinsmith William Steele, surgeon George Webster, wright Wm. Peters, manufac. Frederick Smith, slater Patrick Whyte, tanner William Petrie, do. William Smith, m.d. William Whyte, writer Charles Porter, brewer Alexander Smith, w d, David Wilkie, flesher Samuel Ritchie, watchm. John Steele, jun. manuf. Chas. Wi son, quarrier Charles flodger, writer David, Smith, slater Joseph Wilson, do. Nicol Rae, weaver Alexander Smith, do. Alix. WiLson, vintner Ja. Ramsay, iron-monprer Jas. Stewart, shoemaker T.'W hyte,leather-merch. William Reid, merchant Jas. Stewart, residenter James Whyte,blacksmith Peter Reid, do David Stark, residenter Pk Webster of Westfield Geo. Bitchie, shoemaker James Scott, do. W. Whitton, tinman David, Robb, do Daniel Stewart, painter David Waterston,vintner John Ramsay, reedmaker John Tindal, writer W. Waterston,jr. spiritdr. David Scott, residenter Ar. Thornton, reedmaker Dav. Waterston ,resident. Wm.Sturrock, manufac Wm Tindal, blacksmith A lexanderWelsh,weaver Joseph Stark, weaver Alex Thornton, weaver John Webster, teacher John Steele, manufact. Jiihn Tliom, do. John Yeaman, merchaat RobertSmith, blacksmith Peter Thornton, do. Charles Young, writer John Steele, merchant Wm, Thomson, seedsman James Young, do. George Simpson, mason James Taylor, servant Wm. Yeaman, account. BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Banks — Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch, High-street "William Whyte, agent ; Thomas Littlejohn, accountant. Dundee Banking Company's Branch, High-street—Wm. Hutchi- son, agent ; Thomas Crichton, accountant. Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, High-street —John Yeaman, agent ; William Yeaman, accountant. Billetmaster—John Stewart, Castle- street. Commissary Clerk's Office, Castle-street — James Barclay, clerk. County Auditor— James Barclay, Castle-street County Constabulary—Henry Williams, superintendent, Newford- park ; James Barclay, treasurer, Castle-street ; Thomas Carnaby, clerk, High-street. Game Association Office, High-street (west)—Carnaby & Ander- son, agents. Gas Company's Works and Office, Market-place—Patrick Neish, secretary; James Walker, manager. Inspector of Weights and Measures'- Office, ToM^n-hall—John Stewart, inspector. Kirk-Treasurer and Session Clerk's Office, Osnaburgh-street James Robb. Lieutenancy Clerk's Office, High-street, Thomas Carnaby, clerk. Peace, Office of Clerk of the, Forfar District, High -street—Patrick Meffan and George Milne, deputies. ; rORfAR DIRECTORY. 51 Poor, Office of Superintendent of, Osnaburgh-street—James Robb. Post Office, High-street (east)—John Thomson, postmaster. Procurator's Fiscal (County) Office, High-street (east) —William Hutchison, fiscal. Procurator Fiscal's (Burgh) Office, High-street—John Fyfe, jun., fiscal ; Charles Young, agent. Property and Tncome-Tax—James Barclay, assessor. Castle-street Carnaby & Anderson, clerks. High-street Reading Rooms and Public Libraries : News Room, Town-hall—David Gow, secretary. Mechanics' Reading Room and Library, Osnaburgh-street— Andrew Proctor, librarian. Subscription Library, High -street (east) —Joseph Findlay, libra- rian. Road Clerk, Office of General, County Buildings—Patrick Orr, general clerk. Sheriff Clerk's Office, County-buildings -Patrick Orr, W.S., Edin- burgh, clerk ; J. M. Milne, depute. Sheriff Court, Auditor of —John Tindal, High street (east). Stamps and Taxes, High-street— James Grubb, collector and dis- tributor; Hutchison & Myles, clerks to Assessed Tax Appeal Court. Supply and County Rates—Thomas Carnaby, clerk, High-street James Barclay, Castle-street,—collector. Town Clerk's Office, High -street "William Roberts, clerk. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO.'S AGENTS.. Aberdeen W. Smith, M.D. Atlas William Whyte Caledonian James Young East of Scotland Wm. Whyte English and Scottish Law William Roberts Family Endowment R. V^''. Anderson Forfarshire and Perthshire John Yeaman Guarantee Wm. Whyte Hercules (Fire) Wm. Christie. Insurance Co. of Scotland James Barclay Licensed Victuallers R. W. Anderson Mercantile (Life) Wm, Christie National James Young North British William Whyte Scottish Equitable William Hutchison Scottish Provident W. & J. Don & Co. Scottish Union George Hamilton Scottish Fi'eemasons John Myles Standard James Barclay STENT MASTERS. James Anderson, Assessor.—James Grubb, Collector. 52 FORFAR DIRECTORY. PRINCIPAL INNS. County and Commercial Hotel Mrs Ann Petrie Forfar Arms Hotel. John Morison Keay's Inn, High- street George Keay "Waterston's Hotel, Castle-street David Waterston. COACHES, CARRIERS, &c. COACHES. Defiance Coach passes through at 12 o'clock noon, for the south, via Dundee to Edinburgh, and again at a quarter to 4 p.m., for the north to Aberdeen. CARRIERS. For Dundee Alexander Henderson Bundee-road. Do David Millar , » Dundee-loan. Do Alexander Wilson, junr Osnaburgh- street Do. Alexander Leighton Dundee-loan. For Kirriemuir, Dd^yi^A. Welsh Spout-street These Carriers have no particular days of starting. For Montrose.... iSo\\n Christie (Tues. & Sat.)...Morison's Hotel. BURGH OR BAILIE CODRT. Held in the Toivn Court-Room, every Monday, at noon. The Bailies, Judges.—The Town- Clerk, Assessor. John Fyfe, jun.. Fiscal. John Stewart and James Stewart, Town and Sheriff Officers. Thomas Sucker, Town- Officer, and Alexander Peacock, Drummer. John Leisk, Bell-ringer for Sheriff and Town-Courts. FIVE INCORPORATED TRADES. DEACONS. Hammermen... SdiXaes Binny Shoemahers...T>?i\idi Robb Weavers Andrew Lawson Tailors John Adam Glovers ...John Webster OFFICERS UNDER POOR LAW AMENDMENT ACT. Chairman—William Potter, Esq., Provost. Inspector—~33iXQ.es Robb, High-street. Assessors—Patrick Neish, Charles Young, and James Anderson. PROCURATORS OF SHERIFF and COMMISSARY COURT. f P. W. Anderson t Wm. Hutchison Charles Rodger James Barclay t Patrick Meffan John Tindal Thomas Carnaby t John Myles t Wm. Whyte t William Christie George Milne Charles Young George Hamilton t Wm. Roberts f James Young Those marked thus t are Notaries Public. GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION. David Gow, Honorary Secretary. FORFAR DIRECTORY. 53 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY— 1836. Mrs Waton Carnegy, of Lower and Turin, Lady Patroness. James Scott, Esq., Westby House, President. John Fyfe, Esq., Vice-President. John Swan, Balgavies, IPractical Vice-President. R. "W. Anderson, writer. Secretary and Treasurer. AMATEUR HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. James "Walker, President. Thomas Thornton, Vice-President-^—James Strachan, 3!reasurer. Alex. Neave, Officer. GAS LIGHT COMPANY— 1832. Directors William Whyte (Chairman), Charles Rodger, John Yeaman, jun., James Barclay, John Petrie, John Steele, George "Webster, and James Lowson, jun. Patrick Neish, Secretary. —James "W"alker, Manager. STRANG'S MORTIFICATION—For the support of the Poor rwithin burgh.—The Magistrates and Kirk-Session of the parish of Forfar, Trustees. FORFAR DEAF AND DUMB ASSOCIATION. "William "Whyte, banker. Treasurer. George Milne, writer. Secretary. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, LIBRARIES, READING- ROOMS, &c. PUBLIC SCHOOLS Burgh School James M'Donald, Teacher. Parochial School John "Webster, Teacher, SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY. Library open from half-past two to half-past three o'clock on Saturdays. , President. John Boath, jun., and John Thom, Vice-Presidents. Rev. "Wm. Clugston, Secretary. — James Gordon, Treasurer. David Deuchar, librarian. SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY—1795. John Yeaman, Preses.— Charles Rodger, Secretary. Directors.—"William Whyte, William Potter, John Low, William Roberts, and James Craik. Joseph Fiudiay, Treasurer and Librarian, FORFAR DIRECTOny. NEWS-ROOM. P. Neish, Secretary and Treasurer. Ordinary Subscription, 21s. per annum. MECHANICS' READING-ROOM. Earl of Airlie, Patron. — James Burns, President. Charles Douglas, Vice-Prtsident.—Peter Langlanrls, Treasurer. Jas. Donald, Secretary. — Aw. Proctor, Librarian. MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. William Potter, Provost and Chief Magistrate. John Low, Senior Bailie ; John Fyfe, Junior Bailie. John Fyfe,jun., Treasurer. Councillors. -George Webster, John Louson, John Moffat, Ro- bert Bell, William Louson, Patrick Meffan, James Craik, Wil- liam Whyte, John Steele, jun., John Craig, Thomas Milne, David Murray, Andrew Home, James Anderson, John Steele.j William Roberts, Town-Clerk. Committees of Council. Fiiblic Works. — The Magistrates, Messrs Craig, C^aik, Moffat, T. Milne, Webster, J. Louson, Whyte, Meffan, Murray, Wm. Louson. The Provost, Convener. South Lands.—The Magistrates, Messrs Bell, Home, Webster, J. Steele, jun. Miine, Murray. Bailie Fyfe, Convener. Xorth Lands. — The Magistrates, Messrs Meft'an, Yfebster, Steele, nitrchant, Moffat, W. Louson, Fyfe, jun. Mr Meffan, Con- vener. Education. —The Blagistrates, Messrs Whyte, Craik, Meffan, - Steele, merchant, J. Louson, Craig, Steele, jun., Anderson. Mr Whyte, Convener. Accounts. —The Magistrates, Messrs Meffan, Craik, Steele, merch- ant, Craig, Whyte, J. Louson, Webster. The Provost, Coa- yeiier. BRECHIN DIRECTORY. 57 Carnegie, John, toll-keeper, Trinity-village Carnegie, John, Kintrockat Chisholm, Mrs, High-street Chisholni, Misses, dressmakers, High-street Chisholm, John, hairdresser, High-street Christie, Misses, Nether-wynd Christie, Alexander, shoemaker, Cadger-wynd Christie, Mrs, grocer, Upper-tenements Christie, Alexander, baker. High-street Clark, John, shoemaker, Nether-wynd Clark, Alexander, shoemaker, Nether-wynd Cloudsxey, James, vintner and horse-hirer, Upper-wynd Cobb, Mrs John, High -street Cobb, John, grocer. Little Brechin Cobb, John, cattledealer. Latch Cochrane, William, carrier. Timber-market Cooper, James, blacksmith, Nether-tenements Cowie, David, blacksmith, Clerk-street Crabb, Mrsj grocer, High -street Craig, David, writer, Timber-market, h. High-street, and Trinity-village Craig, Robert, slater. Timber-market Craig, Andrew, tailor. Cadger-hillock, h. Timber-market Craig, James, kirk-officer, Nether-wynd Crabb, James, painter and draper. High-street Crabb, Thomas, tailor. South-port Cramond, Alexander, carter. City-road Crichton, John, shoemaker, Path-wynd Crighton, David, shoemaker, Vennel Crockatt, David, gardener, Brechin Castle Crofts, William, SheriiF-officer, Nether-wynd Crofts, George, tailor, Nether-wynd Currie, Mrs, West port Dakers, Alexander, kirk-officer, Cadger-wynd Dakers, Mrs David, High-street Dakers, John, shoemaker, St Mary's-street Dakers, Misses, dressmakers, St Mary- street Dakers, William, mill-overseer. Nether-tenements Dakers, John, manufacturer, Path-wynd Davidson, Jonathan, contractor, City-road Davidson, George, saddler, Swan-street Davidson, Mrs George, staymaker. Swan-street Davidson, Alexander, shoemaker. Cadger-hillock Davidson, Charles, postman. Swan street 59 fiRKCIHN mRECTORT, Davidson, William, merchfmt, Netder-tenements Davidson, James, cattledealer, 1'imber-niarket Davidson, John, saddler. Clerk-street ]>ear, John, mason, Upper-tenements Dear, James, cowfeeder, Netlier vvynd Dempster, John, saddler, Clerk-street Deuchar, James, farmer, Untliank Deucliar, ^'^''illiam, coachman, Black Bull-close J)ickson & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen. Upper- ivynd Don, John, draper and ironmonger, Upper-wynd Don, Thomas, blacksmith, City road Don, Thomas & John, iron-merchants, City-road Don, IMrs James, Black Bull close. High-street Don, Miss Mary, Clerk street Don, Alexander, siioemaker. Cadger-hillock Don, Robert, carpenter, City- road Don, William, toolmaker. Clerk-street Don, James, candlemaker, City-road Donald, John, Swan Inn, Swan-street Donaldson, John, innkeeper. Trinity- village Doig, William, carrier. Witch-den Douglas, Mrs, Higli-street Douglas, Misses, High -street Drummond, Gardyne, grocer. High-street Duke, David, bleacher, Cadger-wynd Duke, John, bleacher, Cadger-wynd Duke, Alexander, sawyer. Timber market Dunbar, Alexander, blacksmith, Maisondieu Dunbar, Charles, blacksmith, North-port, h. City roa Eaton, Arthur, mason, Nether-wynd p]dward, Alexander, mill-foreman, Meikle-mill, A, Path-foot Edward, James, mason, High-stieet BRECHIN DIRECTOBT. 59 Edward, John, watchmaker, Timber-market Edwardj David, shoemaker, Nether-tenements Edward, David, carter, Nether-wynd Emslie, Robert, farmer. Den-road Erskine, Mrs, grocer, Timber-market Esplin, John, vintner. Upper-tenements Ewen, Peter^ cattleman, St Mary-street Fairweather, James, distiller. High-street Fairweather, Mrs, High-street Fairweather, Miss, dressmaker. High-street Fairweather, William, saddler, Upper-wynd Falconer, James, vintner. Cadger-hillock Farquhar, Isabel, High-street Farquharson, George, maltman, Gallowhill Farquharson, George, plasterer, Cadger-wynd Farquharson, Joseph, mason, Gallowhill Fawns, Charles, cattledealer, Timber-market Ferguson, James, flesher, Nether-tenements Ferguson, Thomas, shoemaker. High-street Ferrier, David, shoemaker, High-street Ferrier, James, maltman. Timber-market Ferrier, Misses, dressmakers. Timber-market Ferrier, Michael, manufacturer, Cadger-wynd Fettes, Miss, Nether-tenements Findlay, David, sawyer, Gallowhill Findlay, James, blacksmith. Nether-tenements Findlay, Robert, weaver. Upper-tenements Fitcbet, William, flesher, Nether-tenements Foote, Rev. A, L. R. (of West Free Church), Pearce-street Forbes, James, cattleman, Willfield Forbes, David, gardener, Willfield Ford, Peter, mill-foreman. Upper-tenements Ford, William, mill-foreman, IJpper-tenements Ford, John, mill-foreman, Nether-tenements Forrest, John, slater, Cadger-wynd Forrest, Mrs, High-street Forrest, Miss, dressmaker. Swan-street Forrest, William R., flesher. High-street Fotheringham, Francis, carter, Cadger-wynd Eraser, Daniel^ lodging-house keeper, Dodd's-wynd Eraser, William, town-officer, Nether-wynd Fulierton, David, grieve, Haughmuir Fullerton, Mrs, Gallowhill Fyfe, James, wright, Trinity-village Fyfe, Mrs, dressmaker, Lower-wynd 60 BRECHIN DIBECTOBT. Gardner, Rev. Alexander, (of Established Church,) manse Nether-wynd Gall, Mrs, merchant, Gold's-yard Garden^ Peter, watchmaker. High-street Geekie, Misses, High -street Geekie, William, Willfield Geraloj James, town-officer, Timber-market Gillan, Joseph, West-port Goodwin, Rev. James (of Relief Church), h. Nether-wynd Gordon, William, writer, Swan- street, /*. Rosehill Gordon, William, draper, High. street, h. Liddell's-close Gordon, Alexander, tailor. High-street Gordon, James, tailor, High-street Gordon, James, Distillery, Gallowhill Gordon, John, mason, Cadger-wynd Grassick, Peter, vintner, Nether-tenements Grassick, David, grocer. Upper-tenements Gray, John, wright, Braehead Gray, Alexander, vintner, Nether-tenements Gray, Rev. James (of Original Seceders), h. Southesk-street Greig, James, tailor. High-street Grim, John, manufactui'er. City-road Guthrie, Alexander, surgeon, Townhead Guthrie, David, & Sons, bankers, Upper-wynd Guthrie, David, jun., banker, Upper-wynd, A. Pearce-street • Guthrie, J. & P., merchants, Upper-wynd Guthrie, David, merchant. High-street, h. Upper-wynd Guthrie, Patrick, merchant, Upper-wynd, h. Townhead Guthrie, Misses, Townhead-cottage Guthrie & Hood, manufacturers, Cadger-hillock Guthrie, Alexander, farmer, Maisondieu Guthrie, Mrs John, St James'-park Hammond, George, butler, Nether-wynd Hampton, John, mason. High-street Hampton, John, bookseller. High-street, h. East-mill Hampton, James, wright, Timber-market Hampton, James, flesher. Timber-market Hanton, John, slater, Upper-wynd Hay, John, grocer. Nether-tenements Hebenton, John, shoemaker. Timber-market Hebenton, William, shoemaker, High-street Hebenton, James, teacher. City-road, h. Path-wynd Hebenton, David, flesher, South-port Henderson & Sons, nurserymen, Gallowhill BRECHIN DIRECTOKT. €t Henderson, Andrew (of Henderson & Sons), seedsman, h, Gallowhill Henderson, George (of Henderson & Sons), seedsman; Gal- lowhill, h. Southesk-street Henderson, Mrs, Nursery, Gallowhill Henderson, John, wright, Westport Hendry, Joseph, merchant, Upper-wynd Hendry, Mrs William, grocer, Cadger-wynd Herschell, D. vintner, Liddell's-close, High-street Hobb, Joseph, surgeon. Timber-market Hobb, Misses, dressmakers. Timber-market Hobb, David, merchant, Timber- market Hodge, George, shoemaker. Timber- market Hodge, William, tailor, Upper-wynd Hood, John, carrier, Timber-market Hood, Mrs, vintner. Timber-market Hood, Mrs James, Latch Hunter, William, teacher Public Schoolsj h. Upper-wynd Hunter, Mrs, Little Brechin Hunter, Peter, gatekeeper, Brechin Castle Hunter, David, flesher. Nether-tenements Inglis, John, shoemaker, Upper-tenements Inverarity, David shoemaker. Timber-market Ivory, Alexander, mason. High-street Jack, James P., clothier. Timber-market Jack, Agnes, broker, Upper- tenements Jack, Alexander, grocer. High-street Jack, Betty, broker, Upper-tenements Jack, John, manufacturer. Upper-tenements Jack^ David, merchant. High street Jamie, Alexander, mason, Path-wynd Jamieson, William, merchant. High-street Jarron, John quarrier, Little Brechin Jarvis, James, tailor. High-street Jenkins, Alexander, messenger, Timber-market Jervis, Andrew, artist, Nether-wynd h. High-street Jervis, James, vintner, High-street Jolly, David, shoemaker^ Timber-market Jolly, John, hairdresser. Timber- market Jolly, James, mason and grocer, Clerk-street Jolly, Mrs P., High-street Johnston, Alexander, mill-foreman, Nether-tenements Johnston, David, weaver. High-street Johnston, Mrs, lodgings. Clerk-street 62 BRECni.V DIRECTORT. Keith, Alexander, Timber-market Kennedy, David, cattledealer, Barrelwell Kidd, John, shoemaker, Timber market Kinnear, William, shoemaker, St James'-place, h. Gold's-vard Kinnear, JameSj shoemaker, Upper-wynd, h. Nether-wynd Kinnear, James, plumber, St Mary-street Kerr, Misses, grocers. Timber-market Kerr, Herbert N. J., of St Ann's-eottage Kyd, Ramsay, shoemaker, Upper-tenements Kyd, James, weaver^, Upper-tenements Laing, Alexander, merchant. Upper-tenements Laing, David, manufacturer, Denside Laing, David, mill-foreman. Nether-tenements Laing, James, surgeon, Upper-wynd Lamb & Scott, manufacturers, Upper- tenements Lamb, David (of Lamb & Scott), manufacturers, h. Latch LanglandSj John, shoemaker, Cadger-hillock Law, James, farmer, Little Brechin Lawrence, James, Distillery, Timber-market Lawrence, John, merchant, South- port Lawrie, Peter, merchant. High-street Lawson, Andrew, cabinet-maker. City-road Lawson, Andrew, caumbuilder, Cadger-wynd Leighton, Mrs David, of Bearhill, Bearhill Leighton, Misses, Upper-wynd Leighton, Miss, teacher. Timber-market Leighton, Helen, merchant, Upper-wynd Leighton, Andrew, shoemaker, Cadger-hillock Licklie, James, merchant, Path-wynd Licklie, William, vintner, Swan-street Lindsay, Walter, feuar, Little Brechin Lindsay, James, sheepdealer, Upper-tenements Lindsay, James, shoemaker. Timber-market Lindsay, Robert, accountant, British Linen Company's.^ Office^ h. Clerk-street Lindsay, John, sen,, contractor, Gallowhill Louson, John, weaver, Little Breehin Low, David, tailor, Upper-wynd Low, Mrs Joseph, vintner, Leuchland Toll Low, William, sen.. Upper-tenements Low, George, coal-merchant. Nether-tenements Low, James, blacksmith, Denside Low, Janet, Timber. market Low, William, residenter, Peaice-street BUECniN DIRECTORy. 63 Lowj Wiliianij postmaster, Netlier-wynd Lowe, David, shoemaker, Timber-maiket Lyall, Alexander, grocer, Ujiper-wynd Lyon, Miss, High-street Mackie, James, mill-overseer, Upper-tenements Mackie, David, plasterer. Clerk-street, h, Timber-marke Mackie, William, tailor. High -street Mackie, John, surgeon, Nether-wynd Machar, Miss, St Mary street Malcolm, Hugh, Distillery, Gallowhill Malcolm, John, Drunimond-park Martin, Thomas, shoemaker, High-street Mathers, Misses, dressmakers, High-street Mather, Alexander, sen., Cadger- wynd Mather, Alexander, surgeon. High-street, h. Cadger-wynd Mather, Hunter, manager, Association, h. Cadger-wynd Mathers, Robert, writer. Swan-street, h. High-street Mathew, George, High- street Mathew, William, cooper. High-street May, William, farmer. Little Brechin M'Allan, James, vintner. Timber-market M'Bain, Mrs Ann, Commercial-hotel, Clerk-street M'Cosh, Rev. James (of East Free Church), A. Ncther-wynd M'Donald, James, excise-officer, Panraure-street M'Donald, William, gardener, Brechin Castle M'Donald, George, labourer. Timber-market M'Donald, Alexander, printer, Jiigh-street M'Donald, Hector, maltman, Glencadam M'Donald, James, gardener, Brechin Castle M'Donald, James, printer, Swan-street M'Gregor, William, horse-dealer, Timber-market Macintosh, Daniel, superintendent of poor, Nether wynd, h. Cadger-hillock M'Intyre, George, painter, Timber-market M'Kenzie, William, farmer, Little Brechin M'Kenzie, Joseph, shoemaker, Gallowhill M'Kenzie, William, dyer. High-street M'Laren, James, excise-officer. West-port M'Millan, Gilbert, gardener, Cadger-wynd M'Kinlay, Alexander, residenter, West-port Masson, Rev. John, Newington-cottage Memes, Robert, wvight. High- street Middleton, Alexander, wright, Upper-tenements Middleton Joseph, Cadger-wynd 64 BBECHIN DIRECTORY. Mill, John, manufacturer, High-street Mill, Charles, baker, His:h-street Mill, Misses, milliners. High-street Mill, James, contractor. Path-foot Mill, William, cabinetmaker, Clerk-street Milne, David, tailor. Nether-tenements Milne, Alexander, carrier, Panmure-street Milne, James, stabler and horse hirer, Swan-street, h. St James Milne, Alexander tailor, Nether-wynd [place Milne, Mrs, 8 wan -street Millar, John, dyer, Meikle-mill ^'lillar, Robert, mason, Panmure-street Mitchell, James, slater, Cadger-hillock Mitchell, John, wright. Little Brechin Mitchell, Alexander, slater, Nether-wynd Mitchell, Charles, merchant, Timber market Mitchell, James, cowfeeder, Little Brechin Mitchell, David, cattledealer, Westport Mitchell, Benjamin, Path-wynd Mitchell, David, tobacconist, High-street Mitchell, Benjamin, wright, Little Brechin Mitchell, Hugh, gardener, Gallowhill Mitchell, Alexander, shoemaker, Timber-market Mitchell. William, shoemaker. Cadger-hillock Moir,RightRev.D. (of Scottish Episcopal Church), ^.West-port Moir, Rev. John (of Scottish Episcopal Ch'Tch), h. West-port Moir, William, town-officer, Upper-tenements Mollison, David, teacher, Nether-tenements Monro, Alexander, flaxspinner, East Mill Moor, Charles, wright. Timber-market Morren, Rev. Nath. (of Established Church), h. Nether-wynd Morris, William, wright. Cadger-hillock Morrison, Alexander, shoemaker. High-street Monro, W. C, hook-dresser, Nether-tenements Morrison, Hugh, excise-officer, Gallowhill Murray, Misses, milliners. High-street Murray, Alexander, farmer, Woodend Murray, Alexander, cabinetmaker. Black Bull-close, High-st. Murray, William, vintner, Timber-market Nairn, William, mason, Gold's-yard Neilson, George, shoemaker. High-street Neish, Homer, letter carrier, Timber-market Neish, James,. Distillery, Denside Neish, James, kirk-officer, Chandry-wynd BRECHTJSr DIBECTOUT. Sievwright, JameSj merchant, Nether-tenements Sievwright, Alexander, shopman, Upper- tenements Sinie, David, tea-dealer, High street Sime, Thomas (of Guthrie ik Hood), Braelieads Sime, David (of Guthrie & Hood), Upper-tenements Simpson, James, shoemaker, Upper-wynd Simpson, William, vt-right. City-road Sinclair, John, shoemaker, Chandry-wynd Singer, Alexander, blacksmith. Nether- tenements Singer, David, tailor, Nether-wynd Skea, Robert, shoemaker. Little Brechin Skene, Alexander, vintner, Timber-market Small, William, wright, Upper-tenements Smart, James, manufacturer, Nether-tenements Smart, David, cooper. Timber-market Smart, William, contractor. High-street Smart, William, slater, High-street Smart, Alexander, tailor, Upper-wynd Smart, John, artist, Swan street, h. High street Smart, John, jun., mason. Cadger-hillock Smart, John and James, manufacturers. Nether-tenements Smart, David, slater, High-street Smart, Thomas, draper, Timber market, h. Upper-wynd Smart, William, cooper, Timber-market Smart, Hercules, carrier, Clerk-street Smaitj John, bleacher. Nether-tenements Smith, David, shoemaker, Path-wynd Smith, Homer, shoemaker, Timber-market Smith, John, brewer. Cadger- hillock Smith, Colin, Timber-market Smith, Charles, shoemaker, Timber-market, h. Panmure st. Smith, Miss, Latch Smith, James, tailor, Gallowhill Smith, James, grocer. Timber-market Smith, Robert, shoemaker. Nether tenements Snowden, Walter, distiller, Glencadam Sommerville, Misses, St Mary-street Soppet, David, plasterer. High-street Soppet, William, mason, Dodd's-wynd Soppet, Robert, plasterer, Ca:lger-wyn Speid, James (of North-port distillery), h. Clerk-street Steele, John Charles, suro:eon, High-street Stewart, Francis, slater, Gold"s-yard Stewart, Francis, mtlLwright, Gallow-hill Stewart, Miss, dressmaker, High-street Stewart, George, hlacksmith, High-street Stewart, Mrs James, High-street Stewart, Charles, cattledealer. Trinity-village Stewart, William, sheepdealer, City-road Stewart, David, shoemaker, Timber-market Stewart, James, painter, High-sfreet Stewart, James, tailor, Southesk-street Steven, William, slater, Braehead Steven, Alexander, gardener. Timber-market Strachan, James, baker, Nether- tenements Steuart, David, carrier, Timber-market Stevenson, William, tailor, Upper-wynd Strachan, Alex, (of Black & Strachan), writer, h. Gold's-yard Strachan, George, turner, Cadger- wynd Strachan, Samuel, sen., flesher, High-street Strachan, Samuel, jun., flesher, Timber-market Stuart, Charles, weaver. Timber-market Sutherland, John, mason. Den-road Symington, Robert, weaver and precentor. Timber-market Symmer, John, dyer, Meikle-mill Taylor, A., veterinary surgeon, Swan-street Tait, John, foreman. Trinity-village Thom, Alexander, gardener, St Ann's Thomson, James, wright, Upper-wynd Thomson, John, mason, Nether-tenements Thomson, Andrew, labourer, Swan-street Thomson, William, farmer, Grosefield Thomson, Alexander, vintner, Nether-wynd Thomson, Alexander M., distiller, h. Clerk-street Thomson, James, carter. Lindsay-lane Thomson, Mrs, grocer, Lower-wynd Tindal, Mrs James, Cadger-wynd Todd, John, shoemaker, Timber-market Towns, John, wright, Black Bull-close, High-street Troup, David, vintner, High-street Tullo, William, weaver. Den-road TuUoch, William, wright, Denside Valentine, John, draper and merchant tailor, High-street Valentine, John, vintner. High-street — ; BRECHIN DIKECTOKT. 71 BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Bank Offices : British Linen Co., Clerk-st.—D. D. Black, agent; R. Lindsay, act. "Western Bank of Scotland, Upper-wynd—David Guthrie & Sons, agents ; D. Guthrie, jun., and George Scott, accountants. Savings' Bank (National Security), Montrose JBranch, Burgh School-room, on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 o'clock except during the month of August—Wm. Hunter, actuary & cashier. Billet Master, William Crofts, Nether-wynd Fire-Engine, Alexander Hanton, keeper. High-street Gas Light Co.'s Office andWork'sWitch-den—J. Barclay, manager Justice of Peace Clerk Deputes' Office, West-port—James Speid and Charles Will, deputes. Kirk-Treasurer, David Hobb, Timber-market Libraries—Parish Library, Upper-wynd, Alex. Black, librarian Eastern Forfarshire Book Club, Swan-street, D. Burns, librarian. Mechanics' News-room—Mechanics' Institution—W. Duthie, kepr. Poor, Office of Superintendent of, Nether-wynd—Daniel M'Intosh. Post Office, Lower-wynd—William Low, Postmaster. Procurator Fiscals' Office —Burgh, William Gordon, Swan-street; Brechin District of the County, Black & Strachan, Clerk-street. Session-Clerk, George Alexander, St Mary's-street Sheriff-Clerk Depute's Office, High-street—Wm. Shiress, depute. Stamps and Tax Office—Alexander Black, distributor. Town-Clert's Office, Clerk-street—D. D. Black. PRINCIPAL INNS. Swan Inn John Donald. Commercial Inn, Clerk-street Mrs M'Bain. Cross Guns, Timber-market Mrs Walker. ~ STAGE COACHES, &c., FROM BRECHIN, Aberdeen, Defiance, Commercial Hotel, 5 p.m. Edinbub&h, Defiance, do. do. 11 a.m. via Dundee. Arbroath, Omnibus to Friockheim station of Arbroath and Forfar Railway leaves Mrs M'Bain's and Clouds- ley's, each lawful day at \ past 6 a.m., a \ before 10 A.M., and a \ before 4pm,; and Friockheim on the arrival of the up train, which leaves Ar- broath at 9 A.M., a i past 3, (reaching Brechin in time for the Defiance for Aberdeen), and a J before 6 evening. Montrose Union leaves the Commercial Hotel every Tuesday, at 4 P.M.—John Ingram, Montrose. Do. Hay's Car leaves the Swan Inn every Tuesday, at 5 P.M. — John Hay, Montrose. Do. Mrs M'Bain''s Car leaves the Commercial Hotel every Friday at 9 morr.iiig— returning at 5 p.m. —Mrs M'Bain, Brechin. — 72 BRECHIN DIHECTOKT. Ebzell, Post Gig every morning' at 7 —returning at 3 p.m. Fettekcaikn,...Po*^ Gig on Mondays, Wednesdays, au'l Saturdays at 7 A.M.—returning via Edzell, at 3 p.m. FoRFAK, Post Gig^dich lawful day at 4: a.m.. and returning at 3 P.M. CARRIERS, Aberdeen, Hercules Smart, evei'y Monday and Thursday, re- turning on "Wednesday and Saturday—Clerk-st. Do. John Hood, every Monday and Thursday, returning on Wednesday and Saturday—Timber-raar3-:et Arbroath, Alexander Milne, every Wednesday and Saturday — Swan-street Dundee, .Hercules Smart, Tuesday and Friday, via Friock- heim. Do. William Doig, every lawful day, via Friockhim Witch-den. Do. John Hood, Monday and Thursday, via Forfar. Edzell, Joseph Baillie, every Friday—High-street Forfar, John Hood, Monday and Thursday. Friockheim, ...William Doig, daily. KiuRiEMUiR, ...Alexander Nicoll, Tuesday and Saturday—Swan- Inn. LAURENCEKiRK,Hercules Smart, Monday and Thui'sday. Do. John Hood, do. LocHLEE, Peter Smith, Tuesday and Saturday—A. Wyllie's, Timber-market LuTHERMUiR,... Grant Caird, Thursday—Alex. Wyllie's, Timher- market. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO.'S AGENTS. . , , f James Speid and ^b^^'*^^^" i Charles Will Aberdeen Bon Accord (Fire and Life)... William Duncan Atlas, William Gordon Caledonian, D. Guthrie, jun. Experience (Life), D. Burns. Forfarshire & Perthshire D. Guthrie & Sons. , ^ sf o 4.^ -i f David Burns and Insurance Company of Scotland, | j^^^^^,^ ^^^^^^^^ Friendly (Fire), Black & Strachan North British, David Craig North of Scotland, Charles Ogilvy Scottish Union, William Gordon Standard (Life), Black & Strachan United Deposit (Life) Assurance Co Robert Mathers Yorkshire, William Sliiress BRECHIN DIRECTOR?. 73 BURGH FUNDS. Burgh Funds at October, 1846, estimated at £20,768 13 3 Debts and Obligations 9,439 1 11 Surplus £11,329 11 4 MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. David Guthrie, sen., Provost and Chief Magistrate. William Duncan and David Craig, Bailies. James Scott, Dean of Guild.— George Reid, Treasurer. Alex. Guthrie, Hospital-Master. Councillors.—William Gordon, Robert Don, John Don, Patrick Guthrie, James Baxter, D. Guthrie, jun. and George Anderson. D. D. Black, Town-Clerk.—William Gordon, Procurator-Fiscal. COMMITTEES OE THE C0UNCII-, Finance.—The Treasurer, Convener. The Office-bearers and Clerk, and Messrs Wm. Gordon, David Guthrie, jun., and J. Don. Roads, Streets, and Works The Provost, Convener. The Office-bearers, and Messrs Pat. Guthrie, J.Don, and G. Anderson. Watching, Cleansing, Lighting, and Water.—The senior Bailie, Convener. The Office-bearers, and Messrs W. Gordon, James Baxter, Robert Don, and George Anderson. Burgh Property.—The junior Bailie, Convener. The Office- bearers, and Messrs D. Guthrie, jun., J. Baxter, and R. Don. Education.— The Dean of Guild, Convener. The Office-bearers and Clerk, and Messrs Pat. Guthrie, and David Guthrie, jun. Charters. —The Clerk, Convener. The Office-bearers and Clerk, and Messrs Wm. Gordon, and John Don. — William Frasar and Ben. Craig, Town's Drummers. "William Moir and James Kemley, Town's Sergeants STENT MASTERS. From the Council—Bailies Duncan and Ci"aig, and the Treasurer. Fi'om the Guildty—D. Guthrie, jun. and William Gordon From the Trades—David Mitchell and F. Fotheringliam GUILDRY INCORPORATION. Joseph Hendry, merchant, Dean. Assessors —William Mill, James Wood, George Anderson, David Guthrie, jun., Charles Mitchell, William Stevenson, James Smith, David Sime, Thomas Annand, and James Jolly. William Gordon, draper. Treasurer and Fiscal. William Shiress, Clerk.— Charles Belford, Officer. DEACONS OF THE SIX INCORPORATED TRADES. David Cowie, Convener.—William Gordon, Clerk. Hammermen,.. .Yetev Garden Weavers, Alexander Soutar Bakers, Charles Milne Tailors William Stevenson Shoemakers, ...James Kinnear Glovers, David Hobb M 74 BRECHIN DIRECTOEY. BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Cowt-Room, every Wednesday, at elevenforenoon. Tlie Bailies^ Judges. D. D. Black, Clerk and Assessor. —Wni. Gordon, Procurator Fiscal" PROCURATORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c. Wm. Andersou William Gordon Alex. Strachan D. D. Black William Shiress Charles Will. David Craig James Speid EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, &c. BRECHIN MECHANICS' LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITU- TION, LIBRARY, AND READING-ROOM. Lord Panmure, Patron. D. D. Black, Chairman—Robert Lindsay, Vice-Chaii'man. David Sime, Treasurer. —David Prain, Secretai'y. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. '^%^^' Grammar School and George° Alexander, A.M. j ^f { Preceptor of Maisondieu. David Prain, Parochial Schoolmaster. William Hunter, Burgh Schoolmaster. INFANT SCHOOL. Lord Panmure, Patron. —Lady Panmure, Patroness. Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar, President. D. Guthrie, sen., and H. N. J. Kerr oi St Ann's, Vice-Presidents. D. D. Black, Treas.—W. Shiress, Sec— iss Alexander, Teacher. *^~ RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. BIBLE SOCIETY. David Guthrie, sen.. President. Rev. James M'Cosh, Rev. Alex, L. R. Poote, Rev. M. R. Parker, and Patrick Guthrie, Vice-Presidents. Rev. James Gray, Secretary—George Alexander, Treasurer. TRACT SOCIETY. Rev. M. F. Parker, President—David Craig, Secretary. Patrick Guthrie, Treasurer. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIGENT WOMEN. Mrs P. Guthrie and Mrs Charles Ogilvy, Secretary and Treasurer. MORTIFICATION For the Education of Burgesses' Sons. The Magistrates and Kirk-Session, Trustees. BRECHIN DISPENSARY— 1024. Lord Pailmure, President. Sir James Carnegie, Robt. Speid of Ardovie, and Patrick Chalmers of Auldbar, Vice-Presidents. D. Guthrie, sen., Treas. —Alex. Mather, Smgron and Dispenser.~ HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY— 1839. Lord Panmure, Patron.—Lady Panmure, Patroness, James Speid, President.—William Anderson, Vice President. ARBROATH DIRECTORY ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. Aberdein, Gordon, & Company, flax-spinners, mills and ware- houses, Gravesend Adair, John, principal light-keeper, Ladyloan Adam, Mrs H., 23, Park street Adam, James, bookseller, &c., 189, High-street Adam, John, teacher, 15, Park-street Adamson, Miss, potatoe-merchant. North Grimsby Addison, Robert, farmer, Hiliend Addison, James, mason and grocer, 12, 3Iillgate-loan Alexander, John, grocer and clothier, JFisher-acre Alison, Mrs, vintner, 194, High-street Allan, Mrs R., Horner's-wynd Allan, James, shipowner, 30, Fore Abbey-street Allan, James, hosier, 13, MilJgate-loan Allan, Rev. William, Relief minister. Hill-street Ambrose, Mrs, 27, High-street Ambrose, P. F., manufacturer, 27, High-street Anderson, Mrs G., vintner. Old Shorehsad Anderson, John, auctioneer. West-port Anderson, Charles, manufacturer, jNIarketgate, factory, Dishlandtou Anderson, IMrs, Marketgate Anderson, J. A., -writer (of J. & J. Anderson), 16, Horner's-wynd Anderson, James, writer, (of J. & J. Anderson), Ponderlaw-street Anderson, Peter, brickmaker, Wardmill-hill Anderson, James, draper and merchant. High-street Anderson, Wm., shipbuilder, house and building-yard. Lady-loan Anderson, Alex., hair-dresser, Marketgate Anderson, J. & J., writers, Kirk-wynd Anderson, John,wood and iron- merchant, East Mary-st., 7j. Mayneld Andrews, J., watchmaker, High-street Andson, William, J. P., 82, High-street Andson, James, writer (of Lyon & Andson), Marketgate Airth, Misses, Ponderlaw Airth, James, baker, Marketgate Aitken, John, vintner, Tuttiesnook Aitkenhead, Elizabeth, vintner. High-street Arrot, Miss, Lady Bridge-street Arrott, Drs W. & D., surgeons, Almeriecloss Aymer, John, corn-merchant, granary, Lady-loan Balfour, Alex., letter-carrier, Smiddy-croft Balfour, Mrs, vintner, 37, Graveseud 76 AKBROATH DlRECTOKt. Barrie, James, druggist, 32, Guthrie-poi't Barry, Geoi'ge, brewer, James'-street Batchelor, D.&, J. tinsmiths and gas-fitters, High-street Eauld, Mrs, druggist, 223, High-street Bell, William, eating-house, 4, Guthrie-port Bell, John, vintner, 31, Guthrie-port Bell, Miss S., teacher of music, &c., 49, High-street Bell, G. P., manager, Dundee & Arbroath Railway station, Ladyloan Bertie, Robert, shipmaster, St Ann-street Binny, Dr Charles, Hill-street Biuny, Andrew, banker, Hill-street Biauk, James, excise-officer, St Ann-street Boath, John, watchmaker, 188, High-street Booth, William, grocer, Cairnie-street Borthwick, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, High-street Bower, Miss E., grocer, Marketgate Bowman, John, teacher, Inverbrothock School Bremner. John, printer, Horners-wynd Brown, John, hair-dresser, High-street Brown, John, flesher, 213, High-street Brown, George, shoemaker and leather-merchant, High-streef Brown, Mary, tea-dealer and dressmaker, West-port Brown, William, sergeant of police, Kyd-street Brown, A. & D., Wrights, East Grimsby Brown, Alex., auctioneer. Back Abbey-street Brown, David, spirit- dealer, High-street Brown, George, watchmaker, 221, High-street Brown, Robert, manager, Gas Work, Barber's-croft Bruce, Dr R. W., surgeon, 250, High-street Bruce, Peter, shipmaster, 14, Union-street Bruce, James, White Hart Hotel, 163, High-street Bruce, William, J.P. 252, High-street Butchart, Miss, of Newgate, Newgate-house Butcher-, Henry, ship-broker, Hay's-head, office. Shore Cables, James, manufacturer, Horner's-wynd Cathro, Alex., saddler, 155, High-street Cay, William, collector's clerk, St Ann's-street Caird, John, mill-manager, Millgate Caird, David, shoemaker, 225, High-street Caird, George, wright, 10, Panmure-street Caithness, Mrs W., 17, West Mary-street Galium, John, flesher and vintner, 130, High-street Galium, Andrew, tinsmith. High-street Cameron, John, gardener, 23, Millgate-loan Campbell, Mrs, Millhead-house Carrie, John, grocer, 48, Kepty-street Carrie, D^vid, potatoe-mercliaut^ Sc Ann's-st, warehouse, Grimsby ARBROATH DIKECTORT. 77 Canning, George, flaxspinner (of Aw.Dunoau & Son), h. SJillbank Cargill, James, draper, High-street Cargill, David J., shipowner, Marketgate Cargill, Mrs D. L., Marketgate Cargill, William, shipowner, Marketgate Cargill, James C,, shipmaster, Marketgate Cai'gill, Mrs D., shipowner, Marketgate Cargill, Misses M. & G., coal-dealers, Marketgate Carey, James, vintner. Old Shorehead Carnegie, W. F. L., Esq. of Spynie & Boysack, office, NorthGrimsby Cartwright, John, Dundee and Arbroath carrier, North Grimsby Chalmers, Alex., flesher, Applegate Chalmers, John, miller, "VVardmills Chalmers, William, saddler, 76, High-street Chalmers, Alexander, broker, 264, High-street Chapel, William, shipowner, Marketgate Chapel, David, manufacturer, 5, Union-street Chapel, John, shipowner, 12, West Mary-street Christie, John, mason. Bank-street Christie, Robert, blacksmith, Lillies'-wynd Christie, John, Abbey Inn, High -street Christie, Mrs, vintner. White Ship, Shore Christie, H., & Co., drapers, 158, High-street Christie, James, shoemaker, Barn-green Cooper, Jas., wood-merchant,77. High-street, office,North Grimsby Colvill, Miss, Lady Bridge-street Colvill, Mrs William, 107, High-street Corsar, David & Sons, manufacturers, Millgate and Orchard-street Corsar, David, (of D. Corsar & Sons), Dishlaud Corsar, Mrs David, jun., Anderson-street Corsar, James, mill-foreman, Pleasance Couper, Mrs, John-Street Coupland,Chas.,TemperanceCoffee-house& Lodgings,l73,High,st. Couttie, James, yarn-cleaner, Greens Crabb, Alex., light-keeper. Lady -loan Craig, Joseph, shoemaker, Cairnie-street Craig, John, shoemaker. High-street Craig, William, clothier-, 279, High-street Craig, George, stoneware-merchant. West-port Crawford, George, spirit-dealer, Lordburn Crichton, Ales.., china and glass-merchant, Horner's-wynd Croall, David, baker, 141, High-street Cromar, Mrs Jane, High-street Clounas, James, mason and grocer, 25, Lillies'-wynd Ciuickshank, David, baker, 19, Panmure-street Crichton, JRev. David, (of luverbrothock Free Church), h. Gayfield Crichton, William, of Annfield Curr, William & Co., naanufacturers, Orchaj-d- street 78 ATlB1^0ATH DlRECTOKYi CuiTie, John, shoemaker, High-street Cuthbert, C. J. M., hosier and g:rocer, 209, High-street €uthbert, James, ironmonger, 86, High-street Cuthbert & Bennet, calenderers, AVardmill Dallas, Mrs, spirit-dealer, Lady Bridge-street Dargie, Ales., Railway Tavern, Bridge-street Dargie, John, green-grocer, High-street Davidson, John, draper, 84, High-street, h. Hill-terrace Davidson, Mrs, grocer, 265, High- street Davidson, Mrs. A-, jeweller, High-street Davidson, ]\Irs, Seagate Dickie & Rudraan, boatbuildei"S, Lady-loan Dickson, James A., banker and shareholder, &c., Hornei^'s-Avyndj h. Viewfield Donald, John, town-officer, 8G, High street Donald, David, plasterer, Abbej'-street Donald, Peter, grocer, Lady Bridge-street Dove, William, blacksmith and machine-maker, 48, Gravesend Dron, Robert, Custom-house-officer, St Ann's-street Drummond, Mrs, vintner, 7, East ^lary-street Drummond: D., tailor, 4-5, Fore Abbey-street Dudson, James, George Inn, Horner's-wynd Duncan, Andrew & Son, flaxspinners, Inchmill Duncan, David, manufacturer, 5, Kepty-angle, mill, Lindsay-street Duncan, Alex., shipowner, Lady-loan Duncan, Alex., cabinet maker, 9, Fore Abbey-street Duncan, Mrs Th imas, 73, High-street Ducat, William, baker. 3, Hamilton-green Durie, William, merchant. Lady Bridge-street Durie, William S., grocer and spirit-dealer, High-st. h. John-st. Easson, Ales., draper, 80, High street Esplin, Alex., spirit-dealer, Shore Esplin & Vipond, Railway Hotel, Lady-loan Esplin, Joseph S., manufacturer, Gravesend, factories, Abbey-park and Chalmers-street, office, Chalmers-street Faikweather, John, police-ofBcer, Townhead Farquharson, John, grocer and spirit-dealer. Lady Bridge-street Feuton, blisses, dressmakers, 43, Panm are-street Ferguson, J. & A., sailraakers, St Ann-street Ferguson, Joseph, shipowner. Lady Bridge-street Ferrier, Joseph, hair-dresser, West-port Ferrier, Charles A., wood-engraver, Panmure-street Fleming, David, grocer and spirit-dealer, 121, High-street Forbes, Misses, dressmakers. Hill -street Forbes, Thomas, draper, Academy-street, shop, 16-^ High-street ARBROATH DIRECTORX. 79 Forbes, Peter, flesher, Muirdrum, shop, Mai'ketgate Forbes, Eobert, flaxspinner, Pleasance Forbes, Jacob, baker, 234, High-street Forbes, Mrs, Emislaw Findlay, Charles, surgeon. Abbey-path Findlay, David, slater, 11, Panmure-street Findlay, Peter, 150, High-street Findlayson, Robert, postmaster, Post-office, 169, High-street Findlayson, Miss, 8, Millgate-loan Fife, David, farmer, Ponderlaw Findlay, Mrs., vintner, Fisheracre Fleming, Alex., shoemaker, 218, High-street Fraser, Douglas, manufacturer, Itepty, h. Ogilyy-place Galloway, John, plumber, Allan-street Gardyne, David, baker and vintnei-, 1, Millgate-loan Gardener, John, candlemaker and spirit-dealer, 10, Applegate Garland & Simpson, manufacturers. Bank-street Garland, Wm., manufacturer, (of Garland & Simpson), Garden-st. Gaudy, David, sexton. Convent Church-yard Gellatly, Stewart, bookseller, 18G, High-street Gerrard, George, mason, John-street Gleig, George, shipowner, Marketgate Glennie, Alex., jeweller, Horner 's-wVnd, shop, 97, High-street Gordon, Mrs and Miss, 42, Guthrie port Gordon, Rev. Alex., Roman Catholic clergyman, Hill-sfci"eet Gordon, Alex., millspinner, Burnside Gorrie, Thomas, engineer, 15, Catherine-street Gouck, Mrs John, provision merchant, Bakehouse-wynd Gibb, George, grocer and vintner, 11, Guthrie-port Gibb, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, High street Gibson, "William, tailor, Guthrie-port Gibson, William G., tanner and bone-merchant, Millgate-loan Gibson, William (of George Gibson & Co.), tanner, Maule-street Gibson, James, tanner, Hydepark-house, tan-work, Millgate-loan Gibson, Miss Jane, 157, High-street Gibson, Brothers, tailors and clothiers. High-street Gibson, George, »& Co., tanners. Lord-burn Gillespie, Robert, light-keeper, Ladyloan Grant, J. C, tailor, 119, Hi^h-street Grant, James, grocer and spirit- dealer, High-street Grant, Mrs W., 113, High-street Greig, James, cooper, Market-gate Guild, James, spirit-dealer, High-street, shop Horner's-wynd Harris, Stewart, vintner, South Grimsby Harrow, William, umbrella-maker. High-street Hay, Rev. Joseph, United Secession Minister, h. Hermitage 80 ^ziiikiVArH BIRECTORT. Hay, James, spirit-dealer, 27,. Millgate Hay, David, j^rocer and spirit-dealer, 49, Guthrie-port Henderson, Rev. "W. (of Scotch Episcopal Church), 6G, High-street Henderson, George, grocer and spirit- dealer, Crossgate-road Henry, Walter, furnishing warehouse, 104, High-street Hendry, Mrs., British Hotel, Ladyloan Herald, George, clerk, 266, High-street Herald, James, baker, 1, LilUes'-wynd Hill, Robert, mason. Lady Bridge street Hislop, Rev. Alex, (of East Free Church), h. Back Abbey-street Hoseason, Mrs , Market- gate Hovel, J., salesman (grocery & baking association), Guthrie-port Huntei', Alexander, cabinetmaker, shop 37, Abbey-street Hunter, Helen, grocer, High-street Hunter, Alexander, sldpmaster, Helen-street Hunter, Miss, of Blackness, 52, High-street Hutchison, Alexander, 62, High-street Ingijs, Alexander, parish teacher, Ogilvy-place Inverarity, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, Dicksfield Inverarity, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 199, High-street Ireland, Robert, shoemaker. 111, High-street Irvine, Rev. W. F., parish minister, Hill-street J.A.MIESON, Miss, 11, Kepty-street Jamieson, David, mason, Helen-street Jamieson, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, St. Ann-street Jamieson, Thomas, shipowner. Fore Abbey-street Jenkins, James, machine-maker, Pleasance, workshop, Orchard-st. Jewett, Rev. William (of Methodist Congregation), Ponderlaw Johnston, James, grocer. West-port Johnston, Dick, spirit-dealer and shipowner. Shore Johnston, Peter, flesher, 140, High-street Johnston, John, manufacturer, 1-1, East Mary-street Johnston, William, banker, 101, High-street Jolly, David, hosier, collector of poors', prison, and police rates and Jolly, John, hosier, 96, High-street [road money, High-sti'eet Just, Walter, sbipoAvner, Gravesend Just, Charles, grocer, High-street Jones, Philip, shipmaster, Wallace-street Kay, Mrs., of Woodslde, High-street Keith, George, tinsmith azid gas-fitter. High-street Kennedy & Ramsay, piinters. Market-place Kennedy, Ben. M., printer and publisher, 113, High-street, office, Kenny, Jliss, High-street [Market-place Kermath, John, 7, North Grimsby Kewans, James, jr., grocer and spirit-dealer, 205, High-street ARBROATH DIRECTORY. 81 Kewans, James, sen., residenter, 2, Allan-street Key, James, wright, Guthrie -port Key, David, collector of shore-duea and shipowner, Market-gate Knight, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, Maule-st., shop, Market- Kid, Alexander, residenter, 17, Fore Abbey-street [gate Kid, Miss Ann, teacher, Hill street Kid, James, shoemaker, West-port, and 203, High-street Kidd, George, ropemaker, Mai-ket-gate, ropework. Sea-side Kid, Mrs, Abbey-lodge Kyd, Mrs John, farmer, Westmuiiiands Kilgour, James, sen., late collector of customs, East Grimsby Kilgour, James, jun., tea, wine, spirit, and corn merchant, East Grimsby, shop, South Grimsby Kinnear, David, farmer, CuUoden Kirk, Rev. John (of Arbirlot Free Church), Hill-street Kirkland, Mrs J., Ponderlaw Lamb, Mrs W.., lodgings. Market-gate Lamb, Mrs J.., lodgings, 146, High-street Langlands, 'William, grocer, West-port Lawrence^ William, druggist. High street Lawrence, George, shipowner, 13, Hannah street Leonard, Dr., R.N., Pleasance Leslie, Mrs., Millgate-loan Leslie, David, shipmaster, St. Ann-street Leslie, Mrs. Thomas, 47, High-street Leslie, Thomas, shipowner, Gayfield Leslie, James, clerk, 47, High-street Leslie, Rev. Alexander (minister of Dishland Free Church) West Leslie, George, shipmaster, 47, High-street [Mary-street Leslie, Mrs., boarding-school. Abbey-house Lindsay, William, manufacturer, Cross-wynd Lindsay, John, of Almerie-closs, Marketgate Livie, Alexander, shipowner. South Grimsby Livingston, Mrs., Marketgate Livingston, George, writer, Marketgate, office, Shore Littlejohn, William, vintner, School-wynd Louson & Macdonald, writers, Town-house Louson, Misses Margaret & Mary, High-street Louson, David, of Springfield and Woodside, Springfield Louson, Andrew, flax-spinner, Hill-street, mill, Nether Wardmill Louson, James, flesher. High-street Low, Walter, tobacconist, 91, High-street Low, Archibald, green grocer, Allan-street Low, John, letter-carrier, East-wynd Low, Misses, lodgings. High-street Lundie, jHmes, bookseller, &c., 99, High-street Lundie, John, teacher, James -street 82 ARBROATH DIRECTORY. Lunnan, 'William, accountant. High-street Lumgair, David & Son, manufacturers, Millgate Lumgair, David, manufacturer (of D. Lumgair & Son), High-street Lumgair, John Jun., manufacturer and millspinner (of D. Lumgair and Son), Fore Abbey-street Lyall, Lieutenant George, R.N., Almerie-closs Lyall, Mrs,, of Hopemount Lyon Sp Andson, writers, Marketgate Lyon, Robert, writer (of Lyon & Andson), Seaforth Lyon, George, Abbey-bank Lyon, Thomas, shoemaker, 215, High-street Macdonald, J., writer (of Louson & Macdonald). Windmill-house Macdonald Alex. & Sons, painters, Ladybridge-street Macdonald, P., painter (of A. Macdonald & Sons), Ladybridge-st. Macdonald, Alex., painter, (of A. Macdonald & Sons), High-street Macdonald, A., jun. painter (of A. Macdonald & Sons) Ladybridge- M'Ewan, Irvine, spirit-dealer, Horner's-wynd [street Morton, Charles, candleraaker, 21, Guthrie-port Mill, Charles, vintner, School-Avynd Macdonald, William, clerk, Ladybridge-street .Mackay, Mrs J., stoneware merchant, Marketgate Mackay, David, watchmaker, Braick's-wynd Mackay, William, broker, 229, High-street Macpherson, Donald, Superintendent of Police, Marketgate Slactaggart, Godfrey, shipowner Ladyloan M'Ash, Mrs, lodgings, 224, High-street M'Kay, Donald, mason. High-street M'Kenzie, Duncan, confectioner, Horner's-wynd M'Kenzie, David, shipmaster, Kidd-street M'Kenzie, Samuel, police-office, Townheadj Kenneth, sergeant of x^olice, Millgate-loan M'Lennan, ] M'Leod, Daniel, tailor, 42, High-street M'Leish, Peter, basketmaker, 125, High^street BI'Laughlan, Mrs, stoncAvare-merchant, 137, High-street M'Millan, Alexander, tanner, Guthrie-port M'Urich, Thomas, shipmaster, Signal-tower, Ladyloan Mair, John, tailor, Horner's-wynd Mathewson & Sivewright, grocers and spirit-dealers. High-street Mathewson, Alex., (of Mathewson & Sivewright), 49, Hamiiton-gr. Mann, Alexander & Son, merchants and manufacturers, Hill-street Mann, Alex., sen., mannf. (of Alexander Mann & Son), Hill-place Mann, Alex, jun., manuf. (of Alexander Mann &, Son), Hill Mann Mrs John, confectioner, 148, High-street Mann, Alexander, yr., draper, 152, High-street Mamie, Mrs J. flesher, 196, High-street Martin, Francis, collector of Customs, Hannah-street Marshall, J.M., rector of Academy, h. ..ylarketgate ARBROATH DIRECTORY. 83 Mason, Robert, carpenter, St Ann -street Mathew, W. & W. coal-merchants, East Mary-street Maxwell, David, grocei-, 9, Kepty-street Mercer, A., and Son, comralssion-agent, &c., Ladybridge-street Merson, Rev. C.,(assistant minister Old Church), High-street Middleton, Mrs Joseph, straw-hat maker, Horner's-wynd Middleton, Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, Horner's-wynd Middleton, Charles, shoemaker, Lordburn Mill, Mrs James, Hannah-street Mill, David, blacksmith, Ladyloan Mill, Mrs, vintner, Ladyloan Mill, Alexander, flesher, 7, Panmure-street Mill, George, sculptor, Ladyloan Mill, Mrs, green grocer. High-street Mill, CharleSj vintner, School-wynd Millar, David, clerk, Paumure-street Miln, Robert, merchant, Willoughby-house Milne, Robert & Co., pork-curers. Market-place Mitchell, David, wright, 49, Panmure-street Mitchell, James, hairdresser, North Grimsby Mitchell, Robert, gi-een grocer and vintner, 17, West Grimsby Mitchell, Robert, grocer and spirit- dealer, 37, Guthrie-port IMoir, Ann, vintner, Shore Moltini, Louis, barometer-maker, Barn-green Moran, Patrick, cnstomhouse officer, St Ann- street Mudie, Mrs, 261, High-street Mudie, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 123, High-street Muir, William, blacking-manufacturer, 41, Panmure-street Muir, David, shipowner. Lady Bridge-street Muir, John, manufacturer, (of Renny Sons & Co.), Lady Bridge-st. Muir, Mrs James, Marketgate Munro, William & Co., founders, Dicksfield Munro, William, (of W. Munro & Co.) West Grimsby Munro, Mrs Archibald, West Grimsby Munro, Thomas, grocer, 161, High-street Munro, Robert, founder, (of W. Munro & Co.,) 9, Union-street Murison, Miss, Millgate Napier, William, shoemaker, Horner's-wynd Nicol, William, blacksmith, 7, Park-street Nicol, Alexander, ironmonger, 193, High-street Nicol, Mrs, vintner, Gravesend Nicol, William, plane-maker. South Grimsby Nicol & Wallace, wrights. South Grimsby Nicol, James (of Nicol & Wallace), South Grimsby Nicol, Mrs, Shore Ogg, John, seedsman, 126, High-street AHBROATH T)IRECTOKT. Ogilvy & Anderson, corn-merchants, granary, Dicksfield-street Ogilvy, John, flaxspinner, residence Lawton-mill, O'Kane, John, stoneware merchant, 41, Guthrie-port Orme, James, teacher of music, H 11-place Ormond, D. F., ironmonger, 208, High-street Oswald, John, hatter, 178, High street Ouchterlony, Miss, iibbey Lodge Palmer, Mrs, boarding-school, 9, Hill-terrace Paris, Mrs, Hill-street Paterson, David, jun., manufacturer, Gayfield Paterson, James S.,tea, wine, and spirit merchant, Horner's-wynd, shops, 115 and 117, High-street Paterson, W. & Co., bleachers, Wormiehills, office, Korth Grimsby Paterson, Mrs D., Marketgate Petrie, James, inanager for Richards & Co., Abbey-street Peacock, David, shipowner, and coal-merchant. Shore Peat, David, shipowner and merchant, Gayfield, office. Shore Peat, James, shipowner. Union-street Peat, John, shipowner, Shorehead Peat, Robert, commission agent, Shore, h. High-street Peter, Mrs. lodgings, Ladyloan Peter, James, shipowner. Lad)' Bridge-street Peter, David & Co., coal merchants. West Grimsby Peter, Mrs Andrew, milliner, &c., 157, High-street Peter, Mrs A., grocer, Maule-street Peters, David, watchmaker, and keeper of Abbey ruins, Hamilton- Petrie, William, manufacturer, Lilies-wynd [green Petrie, James, shoemaker, 63, High-street Petrie, Alexander, shoemaker, 10, West-port Philip, David of Cliffhouse Philip, R. W., writer. Cliff-house, office, High-street Philip, Mrs G,, High-street Philip & Smith, drapers, 147, High-street Pithie, David, tailor, High-street Porter, Charles, shipowner, St Ann-street Proctor, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Ladyloan Prophet, William, stoneware merchant, 45, High-street Petrie, Alexander, (manager of West-port Association) West-port Raffen Alexander, plumber, Millgate Ramsay, George, reedmaker, 23, Panmure-street Ramsay, James S., (of Kennedy & Ramsay), printer, Lillie's-wynd Rait, John, shoemaker, 13, Panmure-street Rait, Miss, 16, Fore Abbey-street Rattray, John, town-officer, East Grimsby Reid, Alexander, tobacconist, 212, High-street Reid, James E., police-officer, John-street ARBKOATH DIRECXORX» €5 lieid, James, flesher, 37, Gravesend Reidj Wm. J., (of Methodist CongTegation), Ponderlaw Renny, Frederick, clerk, 1, Fore Abbey-street lienny, Sons, & Co., manufactuiers and bleacherSj Applegate, fac- tory. Park-street, bleachfield, Panbride Renny, Samuel, millspintier, Jock's lodge, mill, Park-street Renny, Wm., manufacturer (of Renny Sons & Co.), 106, High-s|. Renny, Andrew & Co., wrights, Lilies-wynd Richards & Co., manufacturers, factory, Back Abbey-street Rhynd, Mrs J., spiritdealer, Applegate Ritchie, Alex., (of Scott & Ritchie), writer, Shore Ritchie, George, watchmaker, 87, High-sti-eet Ritchie, Misses, dressmakers, 11, Kepty -street Ritchie, Patrick, manufacturer, AVest-port, factories, Gravesend and Mill-wynd Ritchie, Andrew, baker, 223, High street Robertson, Mrs P., toyshop, 131 High-street Robertson, Misses, dressmakers, 142, High-street Robson, Mrs, High-street Rodger, David, shipowner, Marketgate Roger, Mrs John, Marketgate Robertson, James, jail-keeper, Gx'avesend Rorie, James, accountant. Hill- street Roy, Adam, painter and glazier, Horner's-wynd Roy, William, mason, Acadeoiy-street Rolland, Robert, clerk, 5, Fore Abbey-street Salmond, Peter, farmer, Eastmuirlauds Salmond, David, surgeon, 08, High-street Salmond, W. jr., manuf. West Wardmil-wyud, h. Ogilvy-place Salmond, David, musician, Gowan-street Salmond, William, coal merchant and shipowner. Shore Sandeman, Mrs, Woodbine Cottage Sandeson, Rev. John, (of Original Secession), Cairnle-street Scott, & Ritchie, writers, Hill-street Scott, Mrs, 7. Hill-terrace Scott, Alexander, mason, John-street Scottj John, Gayfield Scott, D. &. W., drapers, lOS, High-street Scott, Mrs John, vintner and grocer. West Grimbsy Scott, David, draper (of D. & W. Scott), Hili-street Scott, James, Trades'-hall Tavern, Horner's-wynd Scrimgeour, Alex, wright, 4'), Dishlandtown Seaton, James, mail-contractor, 56, High-street Semple, Robert, spirit-dealer, Marketgate Shanks, Alexander, machine maker, 50, Kepty-street Shepherd, Charles, brewer, 50, Helen-street Shield, George, shipowner, 41, Glover-street . A.BBROATH BIRECTOHt Shield, George, & Co., drug-gists. High-street Skair, Thomas, late farmer, Cairnie-street Sim, William, corn and bone merchant, &c., Shore Simpson, John, manuf. (of Garland & Simpson), West Grirabsy Sinclair, Donald, rector, (New Educational Institution), h. 8 Small, Thomas, brewer, Marketgate [Academy-streeij Small, Mrs, Abbey-park Smart, Alexander, manufacturer, Lindsay-street Smart, Charles, millspinner, Spink-street Smart, WilHam, cart-wright, Ladyloan Smart, Peter, shipowner, Homer's-wind Smith, Peter, draper, (of Phillip & Smith), Horner's-wynd Smith, Arthur, shipbuilder. West Mary-street Smith, David, blacking-manufacturer, 45, Guthrie-port Smith, Charles, Pleasance Smith, James, grocer, spirit-dealer, and wine-merchant Tower-nooI« Smith, Mrs Alexander, Ogilvy place Smith, John, baker. High-street Smith, David, writer, office, Horner's-wynd h. John-street Smith, John, hairdresser, 2, Hamilton-green Sorley, Rev. Alex, (of United Secession), Hill-street Scot, Mrs, Gayfield Soutar, William, tailor, 21, Fore Abbey-street Souter, Mrs John, High street Spink, William, vintner, West Newgate Spink, Mrs William, 4, Kepty. angle Spink, Misses, dressmakers, Ladybridge street Spink, Mrs C, Graveseud Steel, A. & N., tea and coffee merchants, 132 High-street Steel, Mathew, broker, 13, Horner's-wynd Stephen, William, shipbuilder, Ladyloan Stevenson, Adam, comptroller of Customs, St Ann-street Stewart, Jane, stoneware mei'chant, 127, High-street Stewart, Thomas, hairdresser. High-street Stiven, Peter, farmer, Eastmuirlands Stormont, William, ropemaker, Ladyloan Stormont, James, shipowner. Union-street Stormont, John, baker. Barn- green Strachan, William, clerk, B>Q, High-street Straton, John, teacher, Academy, 43, Fore Abbey-street Straton, Wm., founder and millsp. Green bank, works, Lindsay st. Stuart, Archibald, grocer, spirit-dealer and wine-merchant, Ponderlaw-street, shop 175, High-street Sturrock, Francis, turner and cutler, Lordburn Sturrock, Patrick, clerk, 145, High-street Sturrock, Alexander, blacksmith, 7, Millgateloan Sturrock, Alex., ironmonger and inspector of poor, 145, High-st, Sturrock, Peter, corn-mer(jhant and shipowner, 53 Hight-street ' ARBROATH DIRECTOKY. 8^ Sturrock, David, shipowner, 17, Dishlandtown Sturrock, John, coal mere. 4, Millgate-loan ; coalyard, Orchard -sU Sturrock, Mrs James, grocer, Horner's- vrynd Sturrock & Alexander, cabinet-makers, Kirk-wynd Sutherland, George, Bookseller, &c., 219, High-street Sutherland, James, light-keeper, Lady-loan Tallo, James, stoneware-merchant. High-street Taylor, David, baker and vintner. Orchard-street Taylor, Robert & Co., spirit-dealers, 244, High-street Taylor, James, brewer, West-newgate Teviotdale, Robert, spirit- dealer, 18, Apple-gate Thomson, John, vintner, Catherine-street Thomson, W. J., surgeon, Market-gate Thomson, John, tailor and clothier, Lady Bridge-street Thomson, Alexander, tailor, High-street Thomson, Mrs , grocer and spirit-dealer, Kirk-wynd i'orn, John, farmei', Kepty Tosh, Robert, shoemaker, 7, Hamilton-green Tosh, John, green grocer, 214, High-street Towns, Mrs John, Market-gate Towns, G. M., manufacturer, Hays Trail, John, surgeon. Hill-terrace Trail, "William, surgeon, Ponderlaw Tulloes, John, currier, 21, Apple-gate Tyrie, David, sheriff-officer, Horner's-wynd Walker, George, manufacturer, 16, Millgate Walker, Wm. & Sons, cabinet-makers, shops Fore-Abbey-street and 267, High-street Walker, David, hecklemaker, Ann-street, work shop Panmure-st. Walker, Mrs, Hill-street Walker, William, stoneware-merchant, High-street Walker, Bowman, hairdresser, 109, High-street Wannan, G. W., surgeon, Market-gate Watson, John, shipowner, St Ann-street Watt, David, Lemon Tree Tavern, 118 High-street Watson, David, tailor. High-street j Webster, J., vintner, Market-place Webster, W. C, accountant, Gayfield Webster, Misses C. & M., High-street Webster, James, manufacturer, Kepty-street ; house Garden-st. Webster, Wm,, manufacturer (of F. & W. Webster), Gowan-street Webster, John, Blacksmith, East Grimsby Webster, Miss A. & M., milliners and dressmakers, Hi^h-street Webster, F. & W., manufacturers, Gowan-street ^•"' [Webster, Alexander, teacher. Academy, Hays Head Webster, Salmond, & Co., bleachers. West Wardmill-Trynd AEBROATH DIEECTORT. Webster, Francis, manufacturer (of F, & W. Webster), Gowan-st. Weir, David, wright. Orchard-street Weir, Mrs John, Lochend Weir, James, merchant. Hill-street , Winton, James, tailor and clothier, Apple gate Yfhite, Mrs, eating-house, High-street Vfright, William, clerk, Abbey-street Wright, Mrs, Back Abbey-street Whitton, Mrs R.., tinsmith, 174, High-street Wightman, Thomas, corn and flour merchant, 19, Abbey-place Wighton, James, 54, High-street Wilkie, William, general merchant^228, High-street Willis, Robert, clothier, 11, Horner's- wynd Wilson, Patrick, bookseller, &c., Millgate-loan, shop, 103, High-st. Wilson, Mrs, hosier, Millgate Wilson, Charles, clothier, 168, High-street Wilson, William, slieriff-ofl&cer and vintner, Scliool-wynd Young, William, teacher of East Free School, Back Abbey-street PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS. BURGH OF AEBROATH. Anclson, Wm. merchant Boath, Wm. manufac. Chalmers, John, miller Alexander, Aw. residntr Brown, James, tailor Gaird, James, residenter Anderson, Jn auctioneer Barnet, Tho. sen. slater Christie, John, mason Arideison, Wm. manufa. Barnet, Jame,s, slater Cruiekshanks, Da. baker Addison, James, mason Boath, Robert, ntarcher Christie, David, wright Anderson, Jn wood-mtr. Barnet, David, slater Christie, Rob. blacksm. Aitkeii, John, vintner Borthwick, Jas. mercht. Cuthbert,Clia.J.M. grocer Anderson, J. A. writer Barry, Geo. brewer Chapel, Dav. residenter Anderson, Jas. merchant Binny, Cha. physician Corsar, Jas mill-spinner Anders(!n, Pet. gardener Brown, Geo. watchmaker Duncan, A. shipmaster Anderson, James, writer Brown, Alex, auctioneer Dorward, Tho. residenter Andson, James, do. Bruce, James, innkeeper Dor ward, Robert, weaver Adfim, James, bookseller Crigliton,Alex. merchant David, John, merchant AiTOtt, Wm. physician Chapel, Wm. shipowner Durie, Wm. S. do Anderson, Alex, residnr. Cargil, Wm. do. Dickson, J. A. bank-agent Alexander, Jolin, grocer Cairie, Wm. farmer Dove, Wm. blacksmith Anderson, Geo. blaclcsm. Galium, And. tinplate-w. Duncan, Al. cabinet-rakr Alexander, Jn. nianufac. Corsar, Dav. sen. manuf. Drummond, Dav, tailor Addison, Robert, larraer Cargill, Dav. shipmaster Dorward, James, weaver Anderson, Clia manufac. Carnegie, W. F. L., Esq. Donald, Al. mill-spinner Ambrose, P. F. n.anufac. Creighion, William Duncan, Dav. manufac. Adam, John, teacher Coutie, Jas. millmaster Esplin, J. S merchant Bruce, Wm. residenter Cliisliolm, J. shoeniaker Easson, Alex draper Pinny, And bank-agent Cathro, Alex saddler Forbes, Tho. merchant Brown, Alex weaver Cjirgill, Jas. merchant Forbes, John, gardener Barrie, Rob. mariner Coupland, Cha. flaxdress. Finolay, Peter, merchant Butcharr, Rob. manufac. Galium, John, flesher Finlavson, David, tenant Brown, Ricliard, weaver Cargill, John, sen. iisherm. Findlay, David, slater Bremnar, Win, bookb. Carrie, John, labourer Ferrier, Cha. manufac. Bower, Vv''ni. nieichant Carnegie, Jas weaver Fife, David, residenter- Brown, Eobert,gas-works Currie, John, shoemaker Fowler, Wm sen. weaver } j manuf, Brown, Wm. tarmer i Crichton, David,minister Fraser, Douglas, Brown, .Geo. bootmaker Canning, Geo. merchant Gibson, James, tanner | Buick, Henfj, vintner ' Chapel, Sam. mauufac. - Greig, James, cooper ARBHOATH DIRECTORY. 89 Gellatly,Stewart,bonksel Low, Andrew, merchant Peat, David, merchant Galloway, John, plumber Lawience, Wm. druggist Peat, Robert, writer Gibson, Patrick, weaver Lyon, Robert, writer Patersiin, James Spink, Gibson, Wm. tanner LumgaT, Jn jun. manuf. spirit-dealer Gibson, Wm: tailor Livingston, Geo. writer Peter, David, manuf. Grant, George, barber Lvon, Geo. Abbey-batik Petrie, Wm. c irter Gardyne, David, baker Lowson, A. flaxspinner Prophet, David, vintner Gilchrist, James, carter Lindsay, J. Almeriecloss Petrie, Wm. manuf, Garland, Wm. manufac. Lyon, Thos, shoemaker Purvis, John, flaxdresser Gardener,John, candiem. Lawson, Peter, manuf. Phillip. D. of Clitfhouse Gerrard, George, mason Lindsay, Wm. do. Rodger, David, shipowne?" Gordon, George, glazier Livingston, Wm. mercht Ritchie, Geo. watchmkr. Gibson, Jn. tailor & clot. Longair, Jas. mason Renny, Wm. m;inufact. Gibson, W. G. tanner L tuclilan, John, weaver Renny, Samuel, flaxspin, Gardner, Tho. farmer Lyall, Geo R.N. Ritchie, Alex, writer Gouck, Alex, weaver Leonard, Peter, surgeon Roiie, Jas. accountant Gleig, Geo. shipma'-ter Lundie, John, teacher Ritchie, Patiick, manuf, Gibb, Geo. shoemaker Lundie,Jas. stationer Reid, Alex, tobacconist . Hogg, James, slater Leslie, Alex. minr. Reid, Geo farm servant Hay, James, spirit-dealer Muir, David, shipowner Ramsav, G. reedmaker Hill, Robert, mason Mann, Alex, merchant Roy, Win. mason Hay,John Esq. of Letham Milne, James, Dyer Raitt, D,-ivid, manuf. I Herald, Geo., residenter Macdonald, Alex, paintr. Robertson, Geo. flaxdr. Hendtrsim, Rev. Wm. Middleton, C. shoemkr. Ritchie, John, fruiterer Hunter, Charles, wright Mills, Chas. shipowner Rae, David, weaver Hodgeton, Hob. resident. Munro, Robert, founder Robertson, Jas. res. Hay, Joseph, minister Macdonald, Pat. painter Renny, F<;d, clerk Henry, Wm. labourer Mann, Alex jun. mercht Sttirrock, Alex, mercht. Hunter, Al. shipmaster Middleton, Jos spirit d. Scott, Thomas, writer 'Herald, James, baker Macpherson, Donald, su- Scott, David, draper Hackney, Jas. shoemaker perintendent of police. Sturrock, Pet. merchant Hyslop, Alex, minister M'Leish. Peter, ba5ket-m. SeatoiijJ mail-contractor iHunter, Al cabmet. niakr. Mathieson, Alex, grocer Shield, Wm. blacksmith f Inverarity, Geo., vintner Mudie, Jas. of Pitmuies Sturrock, Alex. do. |Inverarity, John, grocer Milne, Alex, manuf. Stiven, P. Eastmuirlands SI Ireland, Rob. shoemaker Mill, Alex, butcher Smith, Arthur, residenter i Jolly, David, hosier Melville, Jas. wright Straton, Wm. merchant i Just, Walter, merchant Mills, Chas. residenter Salmoiid, Wm mercliant 'Johnston, Wm., banker Maxwell, David, grocer Simpson, John, manufac. I Jolinstoii, J., jun., manf. M'Millan, Alex, carrier Sim, Wm. cornmerch. I, Jamieson, Js. machine-m Miller, John, residenter Smart, Wm. cartwright I Jolly, John, hosier Mitchell, Aw. farmer Sturrock, Jn coal-raer. Jamieson, Dav. mason M'Kay, Peter, mason Stuart, Arch, grocer j I Jamieson, Rob. mason Milne, Rob. merchant Scott, Wm. draper ' Johnston, Roli. farmer Mill, Andrew, warper Smith, David, writer ; Jenkins,Ja.machine-mkr. Muir, John, manuf. Scott, Alex, mason : Jamieson, Tho. ship-own. Nicol, David, carter Smith, James, merchant Johnston, Peter, fiesher Nicol, W. blacksmith South, Peter, draper Kidd, Geo. ropemaker Nicol, Alex, ironmonger Stormont, Jas. shipow. Key, James, -wright Nairn, Geo. weaver Smith, James, clerk Kydd, James, shoemaker Nicol, Jas. weaver Souter, Vfm. tailor Kyd, George, farmer Ogg, John, seedsinan Singeis, Geo. blacksmith Kyd, Andrew, tenant Ogilvy, John, fluxspinner Smith, James, residenter Kyd, Alex, residenter Ormond,D. Fawns, iron m Smart, Francis, weaver Kilgour, J jun niercht. Oswald, John, hatter Stiven, John, manuf. Kerr, Robert, carter Ogilvy, Wm. Milton of Snlmond, W. jun. manuf. Key, David, merchant Carmyllie Sturrock, David do. Kennedy, B.M. pub isher Ogg, Rob flaxdresser Stratin, John, teacher Kewan, Js.S3n. residenter Ormond, Alex, shoemkr. Smith, Geo. Newton of Kirkaldy,Wm. jesidenter Peacock, D coal-mercht. Hoysack Kinnenr, Al. residenter Paterson, Wm. manuf. Smith, Pat. Smithfield Kyd, James, residenter Petrie, James, shoemaker Smart, Chas. flaxspinner Kyd, Jas, manufacturer Peat, John, shipowner Souter, Alex, mercht. Kirk, John, minister Peter, Alex, carter Scrimgeour, Alex, wright Lumgair, David, maniif. Peter, Alex, carrier Smi h, Aiidw. weaver Livie, Alex, shipowner Prophet, Wm. merchant Salmond, G Carnoustie Low, Walter, tobacconist Paterson, D, manufact. Smith, Chas. flaxdresser : ^0 ARBROATH BIBECTORT. Storrer, John, weaver Winton, Jas. tailor Wvnton, D'vid, weaver Sandiaon, John, minr. Wfir, Jas merchant Wilson, John, residenter Skair, Thos. residenter Watt, David, vintner Weir, David, mason Sorley, Alex. minr. Wallace, David, wriglit Wilson, Jas, labourer Salmoiid, Dav. surgeon Wannon, G. W surgeon Webster, F. manuf. Thomson, Cha. labourer Wilson, Cha. mercliant Wightman, Jas. hairdr. Thomson, W. J. su'geon Wilson, Pat. bookseller Webster, Wm manuf. Train, John, surgeon Webster, W. C. account. Webster, Jas. do. Towns, George, manufac Walker, Geo. manufac Webster, Alex, teacher Taylor, Alex, turner Willis, Robert, merchant Wilkie, Wm. merchant Traill, Wm. surgeon Walla, Wm. Carmyllie Wilson, Wm. vintner Thomson, Alex, tailor Whyte, David, gardener Young, John, flaxdresser VVightman, Tho. corn-m. BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Banks: British Linen Co.'s Branch, Horner's-wynd— J. A. Dickson, agent ; A. Dallas, teller. Commercial Bank ol Scotland's Branch, High-street —W. John- ' ston, agent; W. C. Webster, accountant; Wm Mill, teller. "Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, Hill-street —A. Binny, agent ; P. T. Thomson, accountant. Savings' Bank, High-street—W. Johnston, of Commercial Bank, treasurer. Billet-master—John Rattray. Town-house Commercial Association Office and Reading-room, Shore—R. Henderson, manager. Custom-house, Ladybridge—F. Martin, Collector; Adam Steven- son, Comptroller Carmyllie Pavement Yard, Dicksfield-street —T. Pete ', clerk. Guide Office, Market-place—Ben. M. Kennedy, publisher. Pub-^ lished every Saturday morning. Gas-Light Company's Office and Works, Ponderlaw—R. Brown, manager. Harbour Works, Superintendent of— George Kidd, Mai-ketgate. Income Tax, Assessor of—James Anderson, Kirk-wynd. Justice of Peace Clerk-Depute —R. Lyon, Marketgate. Leysmill Pavement Office, Grimsby—J. Allan, clerk. Libraries and Reading-Rooms Arbroath Library, High-street—P. Wilson, Librarian. Arbroath Reading-Room, High-street—D. Jolly, Treasurer. New Reading Room, 86, High-street —Wm. Andson, Treasurer. Museum, Hill-street. Poor, Inspector of, and Kirk-Treasurex-—A. Sturrock, 145, High- street. Poors' Rates, Collector of—D. Jolly, High-street. Police Assessment and Prison Rates—D. Jolly, High-street. Post Office— R. Finlayson, 169, High-street. Procurators-fiscal—Scott & Ritchie, Hill-street. Police-office Market-place—Donald Macpherson, Superintendent. 'TStsmp Office—D. Louson, Town-house. : — — ARBROATH DIRECTORY. 91 Session-clerk—Rev. C. Merson, 169, High-street. Shore Dues Oflace, Ladybridge—David Key, Collector. Railways Arbroath and Forfar Railway Station, Almerlecloss—Alexander Allan, manager; John Chisholm, tonnage clerk; James D. Kyd, accountant. Station, Lady-loan. Bell, I Dundee and Arbroath Railway —G. F. manager ; T. Webster, clerk. For arrival and departure of the trains see page 97. Town Clerk's Office, Town-house. "Weights and Measures, Inspector of—William Dove, Gravesend. COACHES, CARRIERS, &c. COACHES. Montrose Coach Office, British Hotel, Lady -loan Tally-ho Leaves for Montrose \ before 6 evening. Mail Coach Office, 1 61, High-street Royal Mail leaves for Aber- deen and the North at 1 morning and J past 11 forenoon ; for Edinburgh, w^a Dundee, Cupar, Kirkaldy, &c., at 10 morniDg ; and via Dundee, Perth, &c.. at \ past 8 evening^ DcN'DEE, Forfar, &;c. &c. —See Railways. Brechin —Per Railway to Friockheim, thence by Omnibuses. CARRIERS. Aberdeen, Archibald Spark, from Mrs Balfour's, 37, Graves- end, every Friday. Do. John Smart, every Tuesday. Brechin, Alex. Mill, fiora Mrs Balfour's every Wednesday and Saturday. Do. James Mands, from Mrs Balfour's, ocoasionally. Carmylie, John Todd, Alex. Rodger, P. Whyte, and John Gibson, all on Saturday, from Mrs NicoH's, Gravesend. Carnoustie, J. Smith, every Saturday. Dundee, John Cartwright, North Grimsby, every Friday. Do. John Thomson, every Tuesday. East Haven, William Crawford, every Saturday. IFri OCR HE iM,.... James Smith, every day. Letham, James Whyte, every Wednesday and Saturday. Montuose, Joseph Brand, from Mrs Balfour's, Gravesend, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Do. Charles Donald, from Abbey Inn, every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. TRADERS, &c. Aberdeen and Edinburgh Steam-Ships—Dick Johnston, agent, Shore. Calls off Arbroath four times a-week. Tradehs to Leith, David Key, manager. Once a-week. „ TO Glas&ow P. Sturrock, agent. Vessels— 3ixiKzts h Margarets, and Elizabeth & Margarets j, TO Newcastle..,D. Chapel, agent. Sloop, Trio. 92 AKBROATH DIRECTOKT. PRINCIPAL INNS. "White Hart (posting-honse)... High-street James Eruee. British Hotel (posting-house). Lady-loan Mrs Hendry. Railway Hotel Lady-loan Esplin & Vipond George Inn Horner's-wynd... James Dudson. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO.'S AGENTS. Aberdeen Lyon & Andson. Atlas Lyon & Andson. Britannia Andrew Binny. Caledonian George Livingston. Edinburgh ...... Louson & Maedonald, English and Scottish Law Wm, Johnston. Experience Pat. Wilson. Forfar and Perthshire Andrew Binny. Friendly Scott & Ritchie Glasgow Commercial Pat. T. Thomson Hercules George Htrald Insurance Company of Scotland James Rorie Mutual Accumulation Society James A. Dickson National Louson & Maedonald National Loan Fund Ben. M. Kennedy North British Charles Anderson. Phoenix J. & J. Ander-on Scottish Amicable J. & J. Anderson Scottish Equitable..... "William Andson Scottish Provident David Smith Scottish Union William Johnston Scottish Widow's Fund James A. Dickson Standard Scott & Ritchie Western, Fire and Life...., Wiliiam S. Durie BURGH FUNDS. Burgh Funds, at October 7, 1846, estimated at £38,766 8 5 Debts and Obligations, 20,185 16 1 Balance in favour of the Burgh £18,580 12 4 MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. James Gibson, Provost and Chief Magistrate. Alex. Maedonald, Senior Bailie.— Jn. Lumgair, jun.. Junior Bailie. James Seaton, Dean of Guild —Wm. Johnston, Treasurer. Councillors— Alex. Mann, sen., Alex. Mann, jun., Jas. Anderson (wine merchant), David Peaco'.-k, And. Binny, Chas. Middleton, And. Low.son, Wm. Andson. Joseph Snndci-'on Esplin, James Anderson (writer), Robert Lyon, and AVilliam Reuny. Committees of Council. Stent Masters—Bailie Maedonald, Mestrs. Wm. Andson^ Andrew AKBROATH DIRECTOET. 93 Lowson, Wm. Renny, and Joseph S. Esplin. Bailie Macdonald, Convener. Property Committee—The Magistrates, The Provost, Convener. ' Wardmill Committee—The Provost, Messrs Alex. Mann, sen., And. Binny, And. Lowson, Robert Lyon, and Jas. Anderson (writer). Mr Lowson, Convener. Finance—The Mag'istrates, Messrs Jas. Anderson (writer), "Win. Andson, Jas. Anderson (merclrmt), Wm. Johnston, and And. Lowson. Bailie Macdonald, Convener. Committee for Regulating Marches.—The Magistrates, Dean of Guild, Messrs "Wm. Renny, Chas. Middleton, David Peacock, Alex. Mann, jun., and J. S. Esplin. Mr Rennj', Convener, Church-Yard Committee— The Provost, the Corporation Dean of Guild, the Convener of the Trades, from ihe Council, with a Committee from the Kirk Session. The Dean of Guild Convr. Railway Committee. —The Magistrates, Messrs Robert Lyon, Wm. Andson, James Anderson (writer), and W. Renny. The Pro- vost Convener. HARBOUR TRUSTEES.— ^'ee Appendix. GUILDRY INCORPORATION. James Anderson (merchant). Dean. Council.— P. Wilson, A. Nicol, John Ogg, John Davidson, John Knight, Jas. Webster, Alex. Macdonald, P. Smith & G. Ritchie. J. A. Anderson, Clerk, Piscal and Treasurer.—Jas. Smith, Officer. COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. The Provost, Chairman ex officio. Andrew Binny, banker. Alex. Nicol, ironmonger. David Duncan, merchant. George Canning, merchant. Andrew LoAvson, flaxspinner. James Borthvi'ick, vdo. Patrick ¥/ilson, bookseller James Anderson, do. William Andson, merchant. From the Toivn Council. William Renny, merchant. Charles Middleton, shoemaker. COMMITTEES OF THE BOAED. PAvrNG.—Mr. Andson, Convener. Wm. Andson, Andrew Lowson and Alex. Nicol Cleansing-.'— J. Borthwick, Con. D. Duncan and C. Middleton Lighting—The Provost, Convener. Pat, Wilson & G. Canning Watching.—J. Anderson, Convener. Aw. Binny and W. Renny Fike-Engines.—Mr. Canning, Convener. The Provost, David Duncan, George Canning, James Borthwick and Wm. Renny Rt. Lyon, Clerk.—J. A. Dickson, Treasurer. — David Jolly. Collr. Donald MTherson, Superintendent and Fiscal. Kenneth M'Lennan and Wm. Brown, Sergeants. Five Day Patrol Seven Night Watchmen. POLICE COURT. " Held in the Court-Room every Monday, at ten o''clock forenoon. The Magistrates, Judges. Robert Lyon, Assessor.—Donald MTherson, Fiscal. . 94 ARBROATH DIRECTORY. SEVEN INCORPORATED TRADES. David Pithie, Convener. —David Watson, Treasurer. J. & J. Anderson, Clerks. —James Smith, Officer. DEACONS. Weavers,...... David Downie Hammermen,...DdLvid Milne Tailors, .. ...David "Watson Glovers, P. Finlay Wrights,...... Alex. Hunter Shoemakers^ ...Robert Ireland Bakers, .. ...Wm. Ducatt THREE INCORPORATIONS. Not connected with the Seven Incorporated Trades Seamen George Kidd, Boxmaster ^ JBreivers James Webster, Dean > Robert Lyon, Cleric Carters A. Gibson, Deacon "^ 1 INSPECTORS OF MARKETS. Meal Market The Deacon and Boxmaster of the Baker In- corporation, and Mr. Wm. Renny Flesh Market David Peacock, James Seaton, and Josephs. Esplin Putter Market John Rattray BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Court-Room every Friday, at noon. The Town-Clerk, Assessor. Alexander Ritchie and Donald M'Pherson. Fiscals. PROCURATORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c. James Anderson David Louson Thomas Scott J. A. Anderson Robert Lyon David Smith James Andson J. Mac don aid R. W. Phillip G. Livingston Alexander Ritchie / ARBROATH SAVINGS' BANK. Open in th" Cnmrneicia! Bankins Cd.'s Office, every Mondav, from 9 to ]Oa.m» :or takia;; ii> money ; and evtry Tliursday, at iD AM , for giving out money. Directors. —James Gibson (provost), Alex. Mann, Wra. Andson, David Louson, James Anderson, George Canning", Wm. Stratou, Andrew Lowson, P. Wilson, and Rev. W. F. Irvine. William Johnston, Treasurer. ' EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. ARBROATH ACADEMY— 1821. The Town-Council, Patrons. The Languag:es, &c., John M. Marshall, A.M., Hector. Writing, Arithmetic, &c., John Straton. Enghsh Grammar & Composition, Alex. Webster. Alex. Ing'lis, Parochial Schoolmaster. ARBROATH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. The Languages, Mathematics, &c., Donald Sinclair, Rector. English Grammar, &c., .Edward Smith. ARBROATH DIRECTORT. 0.5 IN VERBROTHOCK SCHOOL. John S. H. Bowman, Teacher. ARRROATH BENEVOLENT SCHOOL SOCIETY. For the education of young persons whose parents are uttable to send to school. Mrs R. Straehan of Tarry, Patroness. —Mrs Muir of St Viireans, President. Miss Arrott, Treasurer. —Miss Ann Renny, Secretary. ^ Mr and Mrs Adam, Teachers. PUBLIC LIBRARIES, READING ROOMS, AND SCIEN- TIFIC INSTITUTIONS. ARBROATH READING ROOM- Ordinai"y yearly Subscription, 21s. Mana-gers. —William Sim, David Jolly, James Gibson, Robt. Milue, Andrew Lowson, and James Anderson, mei'chant. David Jolly, Treasurer. ARBROATH NEW READING ROOM. Town Subscribers, 12s. 6d. ; Country do., 5s. Directors. —William Andson, David Duncan, William Paterson, and Robert Forbes.—Wm. Andson, Treasurer and Secretary. ARBROATH SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY—1791. Open from 12 to 1 ; on Saturday iroin 12 to 2 ; Contains neariy 7000 volumes. The Library having been originally established in Five Guinea Shares, the individuals who hold those Shares pay 10s tid of yeai'ly subscription. A person may become a subscriber by payment of yearly instalments of t'l Is. exclu'-ive of t!ie annual subscription ; and readers are admitted without be-, eoiuiiig Shareholders, on paying lijs yearly; I'ls. luilf-y early ; or 6s. quaiter+y Managers. —Wm. Andson, Wm. Bruce, Rev. Joseph Hay, George Canning, Wm. Sim.—Rev, Joseph Hay, Secretary, Wm. Andson, Treasurer.—Pat. Wilson, Librarian. ARBROATH MECHANICS' INSTITUTION— 1824. Reading-Room open every lawful day. Library open to the public generally on Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Number of volumes, upwards of 2000. John Gouk, President. Managers.—Alex. Mill, George Dorward, James Jenkins, James Mann, Wm. Willocks, and Robert Mill. ARBROATH NATURAL HISTORY, ANTIQUARIAN, AND SCIENTI- FIC SOCIETY— 1843. The Society's museum, which contains an excellent collection of specimens il- lustrative of Natural History, Geology, &.c , is open to tiie public every Sa- turday. Wm. F. L. Carnegie of Boysack, President. James Gibson and Alexander Mann, sen., Vice-Presidents. David Arrott, M.D., and Ben. M. Kennedy, Joint-Secretaries. Robert Lyon, Treasurer—Lieut. Lyall, R.N., Curator. ARBROi^TH BIBLE SOCIETY. William Andson and David Salmond, Treasurers, Rqv. John Sandison, Secretary, AEBKOATH DIRECTOTIT. MORTIFICATIONS. CARMICHAEL'S MORTIFICATION—1738.—Divided (half- yearly) among' seven shipmasters' widows, selected by the Patrons. —Patrons: The Provost, Bailies, Minister, Kirk- Treasurer, and Boxmaster of che Fraternity of Seamen, of Arbroath, all ex officils. —David Louson, elerk. COLVILL'S MORTIFICATION—1812.—This fund isdivided as follows, v'z. : —Thii ty pounds are paid to the Parochial School- master of Arbroath, for the education of five poor children ; thirty pounds to the Schoolmaster of St Vigeans, for a like purpose ; ten pounds to the Scotch Episcopal Clergyman, Arbroath ; ten pounds are distributed amongst the most necessitous poor of the town ; ten pounds araong-st the most necessitous poor of St Vi- geans— under the management of the Kirk-Sessions; and the re- sidue is divided among twenty poor householders, selected by the Guild, Con- Patrons—Patrons : The Provost, Bailies, Dean of vener of the Trades, Town-Clerk, Minister, and Kirk-Treasurer of Arbroath ; Minister, and Kirk- Treasurer of St Vigeans; and Mi- nister of the Scotch Episcopal Chapel of Arbroath, all ex officils. —Louson & Macdonald, clerks. DOVE'S CHARITY—1841.—Eor the education of boys of poor parentage, born or resident in the the town ©r suburbs. Pre- sent number on the fund, twenty.—Trustees : The Minister, Pro- vost, and Town-Clerk of Arbroath, ex officiis ; and Thomas Scott, writer, Arbroath, during life. — Scott & Ritchie, clerks. ARBROATH INFIRMARY AND DISPENSARY. Lord Panmure, Patron.—Alexander Mann, President,—Earl of Northesk, James Mudie of Pitmuies, and James Gibson, Provost, Vice-Presidents.—Dr Wm. Arrott, M.D., and Mr Wm. Trail, sur- geon, consulting Medical Officers. —Messrs John Traill, George W, Wannan, David Salmond, and Charles Findlay, attending Sur- geons. —John Lumgair. jun.. Treasurer. — John Macdonald, Sec- retary.—A certain number of the Directors hold their office in vir- tue of a money qualification ; and there are others who are elected by the subscribers at their annual meeting in July. There are also ex officio Directors, ARBROATH LADIES' CLOTHING SOCIETY—1840. Mrs Nicol, Secretary and Treasurer. ARBROATH DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY. Alexander Mann, President William Andson, Treasurer. ST. VIGEANS DESTITUTE SICK SOCIETY. Rev. John Muir, President,—William Salmond, jun,, Treasurer.- Andrew Lowson, Secretary, ARBROATH COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATION. For the mutual Assurance of Vessels belonging to Arbroath, Mop trose and Dundee. Robert Henderson, Secretary. ARBROATH DIKECTORr. 97 ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF FINE ARTS. Provost Gibson, President. Bailie Macdonald, Vice-President. —Clias. Anderson, Treasurer. Donal d Macpherson, Superintendent of Police, Secretary. ARBROATH AND ST. VIGEANS FRIENDLY SOCIETY. Clias. Herd, Preses.—G. Fyfe, Vice-Preses.—Js, Dron, Treasurer. James Robertson, Secretary. —Peter King, Officer. ARBROATH GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Directors,—Roht. Lyon, Geo. Canning-, Pat. Wilson, Wm. Andson, Aw. Binny, Wm. Gibson, Wm. Chapel, Alex. Nicol, and Robt. Milne. Robert Brown, Manager.—George Wightman, Collector. ARBROATH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY— 1835. Right Hon. Earl of Northesk, President. George Lyon, Vice-President. Lieut. Lyall, R.N, Treasurer—Chas. J. M. Cuthbert, Secretary. RAILWAY TRAINS. ARBKOATH AND FOilFAR. Summer Hours Arbroath to Forfar, at 9 a.m., 12. 10 p.m., 3. 15 P.M., 4. 45 P.M., and 8. 30 p.m. Forfar to Arbroath, at 7 A.M., 10. 30 a.m., 1. 45 P.M., 4. 30 p.m., and 7 p.m. Winter Hours.—Arbroath to Forfar, at 9 a.m., 12. 10 p.m., 3. 15 P.M., and 5. 45 p.m. Forfar to Arbroath, at 7 a.m., 10. 30 A.M., 1. 45 P.M., and 4. 30 p.m. DUNDEE AND ARBROATH. Summer Hours Dundee to Arbroath, at 7. 45 a.m., 10, 30 a.m., 1. 30 P.M., 5. 15 P.M., and 7. 15 p.xM. Arbi^oath to Dundee, at 8. 30 A.M., 10. A.M., 2. 15 P.M., 6 P.M., and 8 p.m. Winter Hours.—Dundee to Arbroath, at 7. 45 a.m„ 10. 30 a.m., 1. 30 P.M., 4. 15 p.m., and 6 p.m. Arbroath to Dundee, at 8. 30 A.M., 10. 15 A.M., 1. 30 P.M., 4. 15 P.M., and 6 'p.m. arbroatiTabbey. David Peters, Keeper of the Abbey and Grounds. SIGNALS AT ARBROATH HARBOUR. Shewing the depth of Water on the Bar there. " "^1 1 1 nm 8 feet 9 feet 10 feet 11 feet 12 feet 13 feet 14 feet Each signal half-mast high, indicates J foot more water. KIRRIEMUIR DIRECTORY. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES. Adam, Alexander, tailor. Bank-street Adanij David, saddler. High-street AdamsoD, George, weaver, Kirk-wynd Adamson, Mrs, West-townend Adamson, George, weaver. Pierhead Adamson, INFisses, feuars, Roods Adamson, William, watchmaker, High-street Addison, John, Aveaver, Tenements '^i Addison, Mrs, feuar. Tenements ' / Alexander, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, East-townend j Alexander, Robert, quarrier, East-townend f Aird, George, quarrier, Thorter-row '' Anderson, Robert, hawker, Thorter-row Anderson, James, grocer, Denhead Anderson, William, grocer, West-townend Angus, James, manufacturer, West-townend Archer, David, weaver, Meikle-mill Association Co., New, grocers, Bank-street-—W. Lindsay, salesman Association Co., Old, grocers, Roods—William Nicol, salesmaa Eallantine, William, feuar, South-townend Baron, Mrs, Roods Barrie, William, manufacturer, Denhead Barrie, James, manufacturer, Meikle-mill Barrie, Alexander, weaver, Crofthead Baxter, David, sen., leather merchant, Crofthead Baxter, David, jun., tanner and leather-merchant, Crofthead Black, Mrs, feuar, Pierhead Boath, Alexander, baker. High-street Boath, John, weaver, Kirk-wynd Borrie, Joht?, brewer, Denhead Bowman, James, sen., manufacturer, Roods Bowman, James, jun., manufacturer. Roods Brand, John, baker, Glengate-street Brodie, James, writer, High street, h. Roods Brand, Bell George, writer, Bank-street Brown, John, weaver. Tenements Brown, William, tailor. Roods Buchan, Rev. John, minister of the Scotch Episcopal Chapel, Buruet, David, tailor, J*mieson's-close [Meikle-naill K.IEUIEMTJIR DIKECTORT. 99 Butter, Peter, tailor, West-townend Byres, James, manufacturer, Mary-wellbrae Byres, John, feuar, Mary-wellbrae Cameron, James, manufacturer, Tenements Cameron, William, weaver, Shool-'HT^nd Chisholra, Alexander, superintendent of police, Kirk-wynd Cormick, Rev. Daniel (of South Free Church), Knowhead Colville, David, weaver, Eoods Crabb, William, weaver. School wynd Crabb, Alexander, shoemaker. Bank-street Craik, John, wright, St. Malcolm's-wynd, h. Wellgats Craick, Charles, weaver, Wellg-ate Crawford, John, stoneware -merchant, Bank-street Curr, David, quarrier. Tenements -€kirr, John, manufacturer, Mary-wellbrae Cuthbert, James, manufacturer, West-townend Cuthbert, John, manufacturer, West-townend David, James, flesher, Kirk-wynd David, George, weaver, Denhead Davidson, James, tailor. Pierhead Deuchar, Alexander, shoemaker, Roods Dickson, Mrs Dr., High-street Dickson, Jas. post-master and distributor of stamps, Glengat9-st> Dickson, Mrs, feuar, Pierhead Dishart, George, mason, Meikle-mill Doctor, James, feuar, East-townend Doctor, John, manufacturer, Mary well- brae Doig, David, mason, Denhead Doig, John, Aveaver, Kirk-wynd Doig, George, feuar, West-townend Doig, Charles, weaver, Denhead Doig, William, grocer, Denhead Donald, William, weaver. Bank-street Donaldson, William, flesher, High- street, A. Bank-«treet Donaldson, Mrs, vintner. High-street Donaldson, Alex., weaver, West-townend Donaldson, Robert, slater. Roods _,, Douglas, William, shoemaker, Crofthead Duke, David, manufacturer, Roods Duke, George, manufacturer. Bank-street, h. Meikle-mill i Duke, John, shoemaker. Bank-street Duncan, Thomas, grocer. Pierhead Dundas, James, weaver, Tillyloss Dundas, John, feuar, Tenements I Easste, James, wright, Roods 100 KIRRIEMUIR DIRECTORY. Easton, Dr Thomas, parish minister, Manae-close Edward, William, vintner. Skinner-hill Edward, Andrew, feuar, South-townend Edward, David, carrier, East-townend Esplin, Charles, blacksmith, Skinner-hill Ewan, John, shoemaker, Glengate-street Fairwkathee, Alexander, draper, High-street Fearn, James, shoemaker. High-street Ferguson, William, shoemaker, Roods Findlaj'-, liobert, draper. High-street Findlay, Charles, manufacturer, Kirk-wynd Fmdlay, James, tailor, JMeikle-raill Findlay, Alexander, shoemaker, Kirk-wynd Findlay, Widow, feuar. Roods Fimister, James, tailor, Glengate-street Fithie, David, vintner, Kirk-wynd Fleming, John, currier, South-townend Forbes, Jtimes, weaver, Meikle-mill Forrest, James, bank agent, High-street, h. Glengate-street Forrest, William, agent, British Linen Company, High-street Forrest, James (of Easter Ogi!), J.P., merchant, High-street Forsyth, Miss, teacher (of We'-ster's Seminary), Bank-street Forsyth, John, teacher (of Webster's Seminaiy) Bank-street Eraser, Thomas, shoemaker. Bank-street Fyfe, George, carrier. Kirk-wynd Fyfe, David, weaver, Back-wynd Gall, David, slioemakf r, West-townend George, David, vintner, Ogilvy's-clobe Gordon, Walter, grocer and ironmonger. High-street Gordon, Join, shoemaker, St Malcolm's-wynd Gordon, John, feuir. Roods Gorthey, Mrs, feuar, Kirk-wynd Glen day, Charles, weaver, Wellgate Grant, Misses, milliners, Kirk-wynd Grant, Robert, grocer. High-street Grant, Mrs, feuar. Roods Gray, Vv''illiam, shoemaker, Roods Guild, John, labourer. Roods Guild, James, weaver, Back-wynd Guild, William, tailor, Roods Guthrie, John, tailor, Bank-street Haleet, Charles, tailor, Roods Henderson, John, manufacturer, West-townend Hendry, Charles, draper. High-street Herald & Davidson, wrights, Roods KIRRIEMUin DIRECTORT. 101 Hogg, James, teacher (of South Free Church School), Kirk-wynd Hood, John, carrier, Mary-wellbrae How, George, wright, South-townend Howie, James, slater, West-townend Hutcheon, Charles, manufacturer, Roods Innes, William, wright. Roods James, William, tailor, Jamiesou's-close Jamieson, David, grocer and ironmonger, High-street Kea.n, Barnet, blacksmith, Roods Kerr, John, grocer. Tenements Kinmond, Alexander, weaver, Roods Lawson, James, draper, Glengate-street Leighton, William, vintner. Bank-street Leighton, Miss Margaret, feuar, Roods Lindsay, James, grocer, Jamif son's close Lindsay, David, tailor. Roods (precentor in Parish-Church) Lindsay, David, wright, Roods Lindsay, James, millei-, Denhead Logan, James, carrier, West-townend Logan, John, Stoneware-dealer, Roods Low, Alexander, wright. East towiiend Lovr, George, sen., feuar, Kirk-wynd Low, James, barber, Glengate-street, h. Crofthead Low, Misses, milliners. Pierhead Low, Charles, grocer, Denhead Low, William, manufacturer, Mary-wellbrae Low, James, grocer, High-street Low, John, watchmaker. High-street Lowdon, John, manufacturer. West townend Lowdon, Mrs, vintner. Skinner-hill Lowson, William, tinsmith. High-street Malloch, John, surgeon, Bank-street Mann, James, shoemaker. Bank-street Mann, David, mole catcher. Roods Matthew, Micah, grocer Tillyloss M'Donald, David, baker, Crofthead M'Donald, John, shoemaker, St Malcolm's-wynd M'Gregor, Maigaret, feuer. Roods M'Intosh, Thomas, tinsmith, Ogilvy's close, shop Roods M'Nicoi, "William, saddler. Glengate-street M'Nicol, William, cattle-dealer, St Malcolm's-wynd M'Pherson, Duncan, draper, Higli-street M'Willlam, John, excise officer, Mary-street 102 KIRRIEMTJIR DIRECTORY. Miller, Alexander, mason, Roods Milne & Scott, grocers, High-street Milne, George, town-officer. Roger's close Mill, David, M'right, Pierhead Milne, Charles John, surgeon, Tannage-brse Milne, David, mason, Jamieson's-close Milne, James, surgeon, Gleugate-street Milne, John, grocer, Roods Mitchell, Hood David, tobacconist, Glengate-street, h. High-street Mitchell, Miss, raillhier. Pierhead Mitchell, Birs, baker. High-street Moncrief, James, mason, Back-wynd Monro, James, plasterer, Roods Morris, George, stationer and auctioneer, High-street Murphy, John, grocer, Roods Mustard, Alexander, shoemaker. High-street Myles, John, shoemaker, Kirk-wynd Myles, Alexander, tea-dealer, Glengate-street NicoL, Mrs Bi*, West townend Nicol, David, manufacturer, Bank-street Nicol, James, of Kinclune, manufacturer. Roods Nicol, Charles, manufacturer. Tenements Nicol, William, grocer. Roods Ogilvy, James, manufacturer, West-townend Ogilvy, James, stationer. Roods Ogilvy, Thomas, vintner, Roger's-close Ogilvy, Robert, mason, Ogilvy's-close Paton, Andrew, vintner, Bank-street Patterson, James, manufacturer, Pierhead Patterson, Thomas, grocer, High-street Patterson, John, shoemaker. Pierhead Patterson, William, carrier, School wynd Paxton, Rev. John, Tillyloss Ramsay, Joseph, rcedmaker, Roods Ramage, Rev. William (of Secession Church), West-townend Rattray, George, dyer, Kirk-wynd Reid, Wiliinm, manufacturer, Kirk-wynd Robb, Joseph, manufacturer, St. Colm's close Robb, James, jun., mason. Roods Robb, Mrs, Commercial Inn, High-street Samson, James, wright, St Malcolm's-wynd Sandeman, James, veterinary, surgeon, Bank-street Sandeman, James, blacksmith, Back-wynd KIBKIEMUIB DIRECTOItlr. 103 Scott, George, wright Roods Scrymgeour, George, grocer and spirit-dealer, Roods Shepherd, Andrew, tailor, Kirk-wynd Shepherd, Alexander, baker Mary-street Simpson, Mrs, vintner, Ogilvy's-close Small, George, watchmaker, Bank-street Smart, Francis, feuar. Roods Smith, Charles, mason, Mary-wellbi'ae Smith, "William, carrier, Gardner's-close Smith, James, sawyer, Roods Smith, Dr William, Ki'k-wynd Souter, Mrs, vintner, Roger's-close Stewart, David, manufacturer, Roods Stewart, Charles, slater, Lindsay's-close Stewart, David, slater, Kirk-wynd Stewart, James, teacher of parochial school. Roods Stewart, James, blacksmith, South-townend Stewart, Alexander, slater, Denhead Stewart, Mrs, Mary, l.inds.iy s-close Stiven, John, draper Glengate -street Stiven, William, gas manager, South-townend Stivenson, Alexander, grocer. Roods Stivenson, Charles, wrifj^ht, St Malcolm's-wynd Stirling, Rev. James, (of Relief Congregation), Kirk-wynd Strachan,Charles, manufacturer, Denhead Taylor, Mrs, vintner, South-townend Thompson, Rev. John (of Noi-th Free Church), Glengate-street Thompson, Mrs," feuar. Tenements Tosh, Charles, grocer and ironmonger. High-street Volume, James, grocer, "West-townend Volume, David, shoemaker, West-townend Walker, Charles, writer, East-townend, office. Bank-street Walker, Duncan, saddler, High-street Wallace, John, carrier. Roods Wallace, Mrs, Crown Inn, Roods Warden, Thomas, slater, Denhead Warden, Alexander, manufacturer. Roods Watson, Hay, James, teoeher of music, Roods Watson, Alexander, iieshc v, Glengate-street Watson, James, mason, Pierhead Watt, Thomas, manufacturer, Roods .Webster, Mrs, milliner, Pierhead Webster, John, grocer. High -street Webster, Alexander, surgeon, Glengate-street Webster, Alexander, flcsijer, High-street, h. Southmuir 104: KIEBIEMUIR DIRECTORY, "Webstei', Alexander grocer, Bank-street AVebster, Alexander, spirit-dealer, High-street Webster, Mrs, grocer, South townend Webster, Thomas, feuar, South-townend "Webster, John, mason, Lindsay's close "Whitburn, William, painter, Jamieson's-close Whyte, John mauul'acturer, Mary-wellbrae G.B Whyte, David, tailor Roods Whyte Alexander, clerk, Crofthead Whyte, James, wright, Roods Whyte, Thomas, sawyer. Roods Wilkie, Duncan, writer. Bank-street Wilkie, David, manufacturer, West-townend Wilkie, John, manufacturer, West-townend Wilkie Jamep, jun., manufactui'er. Roods Wilkie, Thomas, vintner Gardner's-close Wilkie, Alexander, feuar, Mary-wellbrae Wilkie, Mrs, Newton Cottage Wilkie, George, weaver. Tenements Wilson, George, manufacturer, Crofthead Wilson, James, tailor and clothier, Glengate-street Winter, Thomas, sawyer. Pierhead Worley, Arthur, tanner, Roods Young, Alexander, sheriff-officer, Kirk-wynd Young, Thomas, tailor, Kirk-wynd COACHES, CARRIERS, &c. J^here are no coaches in connection with Kirriemuir. The Mail Gig from Forfar arrives at the Post-Office daily at half-past 1 P.M., and leaves for Forfar at 6 p.m. CARRIERS. Montrose,.. John Nicol, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 4 p.m. — Fiuhaven. Forfar, David Walsh, every Friday, and occasionally. Do. James Logan, no regular days. Glammis Railway, George Fyffe, every morning, sometimes twice a-day. Dundee, JolinH. Wood, David Edwards, William Smith, William Paterson, and George Webster, leave Tuesday and Saturday, returning same day. Cha'iles Ltell of Kiunordy, Superior of the Burgh. Duncan Wilkie, Baron Bailie POLICE AND BARONY COURT. The Baron Bailie, Judge. Geo, Miln^, Baron Officer and Town's Drummer. KIRRIEMUIR DIRECTORY. 105 COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. The Baron Bailie, Chairmnn, ex officio. Ja. Cameron, Ja. Nicoll, Tlios. Pateison, Chas. Tosh, John Brand, David Adams, Da St' wart, Jas. Robb, John Webster, and David Baxter G. B. Brand, Cltrk.—R. Findlav, Trensurer. Alex. Cliisholm, Supeiintendent and Collector. NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c. G. B. Brand | James Brodie | Cliarles Walker [ Duncan Wilki* NEWS ROOM. Chas. Walker, Secretary and Treasurer. SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. Alexander Fyffe, Librarian and Secretary. EDUCATION SOCIETY. James Dickson (Postmaster), Treasurer. KIRRIEMUIR GAS LIGHT COMPANY. William Stiven, Manager Duncan Wilkie, Secretary. BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BRANCH. William Forrest & Son, Ag-ents.— James Forrest, jun.. Accountant KIRRIEMUIR SAVINGS' BANK. BRANCH FROm DUNDPB HBaD-OFFJCE. Open in Mr Brand's Office, on Saturday's, from seven to eight, p.m., for re. ceiving—and on Monday's, from nine to ten, for paving money. James Forrest, jun , Bank Agent, aTid G- B. Brand, Writer, Receivers. INSURANCE COMPANIES' AGfeNTS. Aberdeen . James Dickson North British . J. Brodie Fnrfarsh. & Perths. . Duncan Wilkie Scottish Provident . G. B Brand Ins. Co. of Scotland . G. B. Biand Standard . . Ja. Forrest, jun. POOR'S MEDICAL RELIEF FUND— 1838. Earl of Airlie, Patron.— James Dickson, Preses. Directors. —Eev.. John Buchan, D. Macpherson, and John Lowden Cha. Walker, Secretary. —Alex. Fairweather, Treasurer. WEBSTER'S MORTIFICATION * Cha. Lyell of Kinnordy, the Baron Bailie, and the Kirk-Session, Trustees. wfbster's academy. English Department, &c "i Arithmetic, &c j- John Forsyth Sewing, &c. . Miss Websttr HENDRY'S CHARITY. For the education of Childien < f Poor Pareuts at the Parish School—the an- nual revenue being about £'80. Kirk-Session of Kirriemuir and Charles Lyell of Kinnordy, Trustees James Stewart, Parisli Sclioolmaster, Ttachei. CLOTHING SOCIETY. Mrs Kinloch of Kilrie, President. —Miss Thomson, Treasurer. John Cownie, Kirk-Treasurer and Inspector of the Poor. PRINCIPAL INNS. Commercial . . Mrs Robb | Crown . . Mrs Wallace Mrs Lowdon's : : : ^i DUNDEE DIRECTORY. BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES, &c. Banks Bank of Scotland's Branch, 34, Beform-street—John Sturrock, manager ; John Hutton, teller. British Linen Company's Braneh,77, Murraygate—John Symers agent ; James Christie, accountant. Dundee Bank, 22, Castle-street (see page 116). Eastern Bank of Scotland, High- street, entry 8, Seagate (see page 116). Western Bank of Scotland's Branch, 107, Murraygate —David Miln, manager ; David Anderson, sub-manager ; Geo. Hutton, accountant ; James Wilson and James Jamipson, tellers. National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 12, Cowgate— P. H. Thorns, agent ; John Henderson, accountant ; Geo. C.Chalmers, teller. Savings'Bank(National Security),21,R,efor m-street,(see page 116) Billet-Master, Town-house— John Watson. Carriers' Offices Edinburgh (Cameron) 15, Exchange-street. Perth and Glasgow (Wannan), Meadowside. v Dundee and Edinburgh (Parker's), 7, South Union-street. Custom-house, East Dock- street—John Stewart, Collector. Clerk of the Peace, 5, Reform street. Excise, East Dock-street—John Corbet, Collector. Procurator-Fiscal of theDistrict,41,Ileform-street,—JohnB.Baxter Gas-Light Company, 8, Castle-street. New Gas-Light Company, Reform-street. Insurance Companies' Offices Dundee Sea, 31, Cowgate. Dundee Marine, 12, Bain's-square. East of Scotland Life Insurance Company, 1, Bank-street. Forfarshire and Perthshire (Fire), St Andrew's-place. Kirk-Treasurer, 13, High-street—William Morris. Library (Public), 16, St Clement's -lane. Markets, Inspe* tor of, John AVatson, Town-house. Merchant Seamen's Office and Pilot Office, 11, Dock-street. Dundee Water Company, 4:^^, Reform Street. Dundee Deaf and Dumb Institution, 15, Meadow-street. Dundee Eye Institution, 84, Murraygate. Dundee Mercantile Gazette Office, 6, High-street. Dundee and Perth Railway Company, 20, Reform-street. Dundee Royai Infirmary, 14, King-street. Dundee Royal Lunatic Asylum, Albert-street. :: : — DUNDEE DIRECTORY. 107 Newspaper Of&ces Dundee Advertiser (Tuesday and Friday) ; OflBce, 3, Overgate Alexandei Macdonald, publisher. Dundee Courier (Tuesday) ; Otfice, Key's Close, 18, Nethergate —David Hill, publisher. , Northern Warder (Thursday) , Office, High-street—M'Cosh, Park, & Dewar, publishers. Police (Town), West Bell-street—Donald Mackay, Superintendent. Police (Harbour), east end of Doek-st. —D, Piluier, Superintendent. Police Treasurer, 13, High-street—William Morris. Poor's Rates, Collector of. and Inspector, Treasurer, and Collector. for the parish of Liif and Benvie—.Wm. Morris, 13, High- st. Parochial Board, Clerk to, John Anderson, writer, lO, Reform-st. Poor, Inspector of, and Parish Treasurer, Henry Jack ; Assistant Inspector, Thomas Ferguson ; Surveyor for Liff and Benvie, David Hean. Post Office, 47, Reform street—R. Bell, postmaster. Railway Offices : Dundee and Newtyle, East Ward—Richard Baird, Manager. Dundee and Arbroath, East Dock-street—G. Patullo, Manager. For arrival and departure of the trains, see page 97 Sasines, 5, Reform-street. Session- Clerk's Office, 20, Meadow-street—Alexander Keay. Sheriff- Clei'k's Office, 30, Reform-street. Shipping Companies' Offices Dundee and Aberdeen, 3, Dock-street. Dundee and Hull, 5, Mid-Shore. Dundee and Liverpool, 49, Castle-street, and 17 Dock-street. Dundee and Rotterdam, o, Trades'-hall. Tay and Tyne, Greenmarket. Stamps and Taxes Distributor and Collector of, 2G, C-'.stle-street —John Kerr. Surveyor of, 3, Thorter-row—James Jack, 5u, Overgate. Steam Shipping Companies' Offices : Dundee, Perth and London, 4 3iIid-Shore. Dundee and Granton, West-Shore. Town Chamberlain, 14, High-street—W. Boyd Baxter. Town Clerk's Office, Town-house— Wm. Barrie and Chris. Kerr Watt Institution, Constitution- road, Weiarhts and Measures, Inspector of, John Watson, Town honse. PRINCIPAL irvNS. British Hotel,.... James Stewart 4, Ca.stle-street & 3, Seagate, Crown Hotel, ...James Stewart Gi-eenmarket. Royal Hotel, Alexander Stew;rrt, 54, Nether;^'ate. Lemon Tree, ....A.& B.Robb & Co. 78, ]^.iurra.vgate. Albion, Mrs W. Wallace,. ..15, Tidily st. & 48, Overgate. Fifeshire Inn,.. ..John Lyall, 2, Craijz-j^treet Victoria Hotel,...Mrs J. Wallace,. ...8, Bai-raek-street. Star Inn, Geo. Crammond,...56, Seagate and Murraygate, 108 DtTNDEE DIRECTOnT. COACHES, CARRIERS, &c. COACHES. STAGE COACHES STARTING FROM THE ROYAL AND BRITISH HOTELS. Aberdeen, via Arbroath and Montrose, the Mail at lO a. m. and 11 p. M.; via Forfar and Brechin, the Defiance at 2 p. m. Edinburgh, via Cupar Fife and Kirkaldy, the Union at 9 45 a. m., Mail 11 A.M., Defiance 2 p.m. ; and via Perth and Queensferry, the Mail at 10 p. m. Glasgow, via Perth and Stirhn.sr, Defiance at 2 p.m. Perth, Fair Maid 7 a.m., Defiance 2 p.m., Wvna'er 4 p.m. Edinburgh and Cupar Fife—A Two-Horse Van from Joseph Parker's, 7, South Union-street, for goods and passengers, every lawful day at 9 morning, and to Cupar only at 4 p.m. A Coach to Cupar on Tuesdays and Fridays at 3 afternoon. Forfar —D. Waters(o?i's Omnibus, wh'ch starts from Forfar on Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a.m., leaves Dundee, on its return to Forfar, same days, at 4 p.m. St Andrews—a Coach starts from the British and Royal Hotels on Mondays; Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 10 mornin;^ ; and from Lyall's Inn, Craig, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, aud Fri- days, at 3 afternoon. Anstruther Cpassing through St Andreio's) — James Brown's double horse Omnibus leax'^s Dundee every Tuesday, Thurs- day, and Saturday, at 10 morning, 15, Exchange-street, and 7, Craig- street. Ferries on the Tat—See page 71 of Almanac. The South Ferry Boat sails every lawful day, being regulated by the tide ; and the Bahnerino Boat once a-week. Parcels for both Boats are received at Lvall's Fifeshire Inn. CARRIERS. They all arrive before 11 a.m., and Rcntrally depart before 4 p.m. Abeenyte Archibald Gray at Robertson & Brown's, 42,High- stre'. t, every Friday. Alyth..., 'William Alexander and David Steele, at Davidson's coal-yard, 193, Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday. Anstruther... James Brown, at J. & P. Cameron's, Exchange-st. Arbroath John Thomson and John Cartwright, at S.Wilkie's, Hood's-close, 118, Murraygate, every Tuesday and Friday. Alex. Neilson and Alex. Finlay leave the Railway Station every lawful afternoon. Auchterhouse, James Hill, at Henry Blair's, Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday. Auchtermuchty, J. & P. Cameron, Exchange- street ; and J. Parker, South Union-street. Bj^airgowrie, Thomas M'Nab, at Samuel Wilkie's, Hood's-close. 118, Murraygate ; and James Cunnison, at C. Archer's, 31, Overgate, both every Tues. & Fri. BTJNDEE DIRECTORr. 10^ Brechin, William Doig-, at Samuel Wilkie's, 118, Murray- gate, every Tuesday and Fi'iday. Brechin & Aberdeen, John Hood, at the Eagle Inn, 108, Mur- raygate, every Tuesday and Friday ; and Hercu- les Smart, Exchange-street. Broughty Ferby, David Petrie and John Cameron, at Church- lane, Thorter-rovv, every Tuesday and Friday. CouPAR Angus, George M'Rit(?hie and Thomas Myles, at William Anderson's. Dundee Arms,Churchlane, Thorter- row, every Tuesday and Friday. CupabFiee, Ceres, Collessie, &c., J. & P. Cameron, Exchange- street, and Joseph Parker, South Union-street, daily ; David Oliphant, Eagle Inn, 108, Murray- ?ate, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday ; and Robert Abby, at Joseph Parker's, South Union-street, every Tuesday and Friday. Dronlet, Thomas Anderson, at Henry Blair's, Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday. DuNKELD, Robert Gellatly, at Samuel Wilkie's, Hood's-close, 118, Murraygate, every Friday. Edinburgh, and generally to all the principal places in the South and West of Scotland, and North of England, ...J. and P. Cameron, Exchange-street, and J. Parker, South Union street, daily ; and to Edinburgh, William Oliphant, Eagle Inn, 108, Murraygate, every Tuesday and Fi'iday. Errol, William Adam, James Strachan, & James Christie, at S. Wilkie's, Hood's-close, 118, Murraygate; J. Watson, at Couttie's-wynd; and James Mel- ville, at John Hill's, Seagate—all every Tuesday and Friday. FoRFAE, Alex. Wilson, John Tosh, Thomas Rodger, and C. Low, at S. Wilkie's, 118, Murraygate, every Tuesday and Friday. liVCHTURE, Margaret Craig, at John Hume's, 37, Overgate, every Friday. KiNNAiED, Alexander Duncan, at do., every Friday. KiRKiNCH David Crichton, at James Bell's, 49, Overgate, every Friday. Kirriemuir,...David Edward and John Hood, at S. Wilkie's, 118, and AVilliam Paterson, at Mrs Coupar's, 104, Murraygate, every Tues. Thurs. and Sat. Life, Peter Nicol, at David Sharp's, vintner, South Union- street, and .James Doig, at John Hume's, 37, Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday. LcNGFORGAN...Peter M'Gregor, at James Bell's, 49, Overgate, every Tuesday and Friday. Manchester, Liverpool, &c., J. & P. Cameron, Exchange-street. Meigle James Mann, at 38, Barrack-street, every Friday, 110 DUNDBE DIRECTORY. MoNTKOSE Alex. Findlay and Alex. Neilson, at Arbroath Railway Station, every lawful afternoon. MuRiE James Straehan, at S. Wilkie's, 118, Murraygate, every Friday. Alex. Perth & Glasgow, J. and P. Cameron, Exchange street ; Wannan, Eagle Inn, 108, Murraygate ; every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. PiTTENVi'^EEM,...Js. Brown, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange-st. Kaxtray, James Yeaman, at Robertson & Brown's, High- street, every Tuesday and Friday. St Andrews... James Brown, at J. and P. Cameron's, Exchange- street, and David Ritchie, South Union-street, every Tuesday and Friday. Stanley Thomas Cruickshank, at S. Wilkie's Hood's-close, 118, Murraygate. Stonehaven.. .H. Snnart, at J. and P. Cameron's^ Exchange-street everV Tuesday and Friday. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE CO.'S AGENTS. Aberfieen. David Mitchell. Li'e Assoc. (Scot.) J. "W. Thomson Alliance, - David Biillo. Mancl'.ester, - .And. Ogilvie. Argus, C. & J Kurr. Minerva, - George Key. Atlas, W. A.Flowcrdew. Mutual Accumulation, P H. Thoms.' Bnii-Accord, Wra. My Its. N-itioiiJil, Thos. Nicliol.son. Britannia, David Cobh, jun. Nitional Loan Fund, J. W. Alexander. David Aniieison. ( Wm. Christie. Wil'am Small. North British, < Edw/ird Caird. Caledonian, J. M'Ewen (Bell& Don. Jarnes pni-ulln. North (if Scotland, AVhvieOiz Thomson City of Glasgow, R. A. Miller. Norwich Union, - J" W. Alexander. Commercal and "i Palladium, - W.B.Baxter. General Lite As- >A\v. Mtrcer, jun. Pelican, . - John Bell surance, J t Tliomas Walker. County, - - G;>o. Boyd, jun. Pheenix, - < J. C Liiidsav, Church of Eoi^land, .V. M Samieman. (.T. L Hammond. Cm J. H Baxti Protest. Dissenters, Jidm Durham. Ea?!le, Frtdericic Shaw. Reveisionary Co. R. A. Miller Scotland, Eben. E. Scott. ( Andw. Willison. East of Royal Exchange Shaw, Rc\c\ and "(.Robert Stnvroek. Edinburgh, M'Lachlan. Scottish Amicable, T L. Hammond. Experience, Ji. Chalmers, jun. >'cotti'.h EQui!al)le, Wiliiam Thoms. English & Scottish f William K.vr Scottish Provident, J. Sturrocl^-, jun. Law, \ Baxter & Miller. Scottish Union, James Hu titer, Family Endowment J Henderson. & J. Ognvie. Standard, fj. Friendly, William Neih \W. Wronsham. Globe, Ja. Clialmers jun. Sun, ^D. B Niven Guardian, Jolui Anderson rrnivers?!, - Thomas Walker, Arcii. Crichton. United Kingdom Charles Walker. Hercules f tPaton& Fleming. Victoria, - - J M. Keats. Imperial, - Samuel BuKlie. \Vest of England, W. Martin, jun. Insurance Co. of/Wni. Wroiiniiam Yurksiiire, - VViliiaiu Don. SeotL.nd, - \Chas. Walker. J Medical Prnvi;1ent Institution of Scotland, .lames Ogi'vie. West of Scotland Gnaniitce Society, - John Stnrrock, jun. Ma'iners'and GeiieialLifeAssuianceCompany, Alex Cameron. Guarantee Societv, . - - - Janies Patullo. Agricultural Cattle Insurance Company, J.imes Patidlo. Farmer's and.Grazier's Mutual Cattle Insur- f T L. Kammond, writer ancs Association, ... . (.Andw Blercer, jun. United Deposit Asswranre Company, - Wm. C Monro British Guarantee Association, ... Baxter & Miller. DUNDEE DIRKCTOET. Ill CONSULS FOR FOREIGN STATES. - Thornton. Belgium, , Patrick Jiist. Prussia, Wm Brazil, - - Wm. Collier. Uussia, - . Thomas Neish. Bremen and Lubec,,. Pat. Just. Si)a:n, - - Francis Mollison- .Denmark feNeilierl-Geoi-fje Thorns. Sweden aiidNorwny, Wm. Lamb. Hamburgh, - Patrick Just. United Slates <'f\ Edward Baxter. Hanover, - James E'ward. Isortk America,! Portugal, - Arch. Cricljton SHIP BROKERS. Wm. Anderson. R. Leighton. R. Mortin. Kerr & Guild. John Low, jun. J. Smith. James R. Ireland. Thomas Neish. And. Mercer, jun. Patrick Just. Robert D. Pryde. Gray & Cay. "William Lamb. D. O.Robb. Revel & Donaldson. Andrew Greig, jun. William Ruthven. James C. Guthrie. BURGH FUNDS. Burgh Funds, at Sept. 30, 1846, estimated at £96,330 Debts and Obligations, 60,607 14 V Balance, Assets above amount of Debts, 35,722 6 6 MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. James Brown, Provost and Chief Magistrate. John Anderson, 1st ; John Sturrock, 2d ; Wm. Moyes, 3d ; Peter Hean, 4th Bailie.—^William Curr, Dean of Guild.—John Bower Rattray, Treasurer.— Charles Smith, Hospital Master.—William Harris, Kirk Master. Councillors. —John Coupar, G. H. Newall, Edward Urquhart, John Murdoch, James Webster, Alex. Easson, John Kennedy, jun., William Clark, P. H. Thoms, Alex. Moneur, Alex. Low, and John Laing. William Barrie and Chris. Kerr, conjunct Town- Clerks.—William Boyd Baxter, Town-Chamberlain.—Wm. Scott, Superintendent of Town's Property. COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL. Hospital Eunps.— Tiie Hiispital Master, Convener. Ovtrqate—BpA\Q Hean ; Mesi^rs John Murdoch, James Webster, and Edward Urquhart. Nethergate—Dean of Guild Curr, Messrs P. H. Thoms, Alexander Moneur' and G. H Newall Murraygate— Bailie Moyes, Messrs Alex. Low, Jti. Lninpf, and Alex. Easson. Seagate—Messrs Chas Smith, Jn. Kennedy, jr., J. B. Rattrav, & Jn. Coupar. High Street and S/iore— Bailies Anderson and Sturrock, Messrs "Wm. Harris, and William Clark. Propkkties and IniPROvPMRNTs. — Bailie Moyes, Convener. Bailies Moyes and Hean, Dean ot Guild Curr, Mi ssr.s Alex. Easson. John Murdoch, .P. H. Thoms, G. H. Newall, Ciias. Smith, James Webster, Edw. Urquhart, and William Clark. Church Mattkrs.— Mr Wm Harris, Kirk-Masfer, Convener. Bailie Hean, Dean of Guild Curr, Messrs Wm, Harris, John Kenneriv, jun.. James Webster, Alex. Easson, Alex. Moneur, P. H. Thoms, John Coupar, and William Clark. Finance.—The Treasurer, Convener. B;ii"ies Anderson, Moyes, and Hean, Messis J. B. Rattray, P. H. Thoms, Alex Easson, John Laing, Charles Smith, James Webster, Wm. Harris, G. H. Newall, and Alex. Moneur. — 112 DUNDEE DIRECTORT. Bights.—Mr A^ex. Easson, Convener. Eailies Anderson, Sfnrrock, Moye.s» and Hean, Messrs Alex. Eassnn. A lexai.derLow, Chas Smith, John Laing' John Kennedy, jun , and P. H. Thorns. Bursaries and Funds for Educational Purposes.— Mr P. H Thoirs. Convener. Bailie Hean, Dean df Guild Cnrr, Messrs P. H. Thorns, Edw, Urquhnrt, John Lainp, Alex. Eas.snn, and Ale,\ander Low. GUILDEY INCORPORATION. Wm. Curr, Dean of Guild. Assessors—Ward 1. Rob. Adamsoii and Geo. Thorns; 2. John Durham and Geo. Ower ; 3. David Hean and John Millar; 4. Peter Hean and Alex. Lawson ; 5. James Webster ; 6. Alex. Webster and John Anderson ; 7. John Moir and A. J. Warden ; 8, George Cochrane and Harry Walker ; 9. Patrick Gardiner and John Durham; 10. William Sime ; 11. William Morris, J. W. Baxter, Clerk—Jas. Pullar, Collector— Jas. Allan, Officer. HARBOUR TRUSTEES. From the County—The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Duncan ; Sir John Og'ilvy of Inverquharity, Bart. ; David Hunter, Esq. of Blackness : Thomas Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen. To^on Council—The Provost, Bailies, and Alex. Easson. Guildry—The Dean, Alex. Lawson, David Baxter, David Miln, John Thain, and William Clark. Nine Trades—Wm. Harris, Tho. Adamson, and John Mitchell. Three Trades— Alex. Butchart. Seamen Fraternity— John Kennedy, jun. John Cairncross, Treasurer— George Milne, Clerk. Simon Robertson, Collector of Shore-Dues. John Jack, Berthing-Master. James Brisbane, Master of Graving Dock and Patent Slip, and Storekeeper— Charles Ower, Superintendent of Works. Conveners of Committees of the Board. Finance—Mr Baxter Docks 4" Pilotage—Mr Kennedy Works ^'Stores— Bailie Moyes Harbour Rights—Bailie Sturrock POLICE ESTABL SHMENT. Donald Mackay, Superintendent of "Police, Procurator-Fiscal of Court, and Inspector of Lighting and Cleansing. John Cameron, Lieutenant—Thomas Pinn, Office Sergeant John M'Intyre, Street Sergeant (night duty)— George Robertson, Street Sergeant (day duty) James Morrice, Sub-Inspector of Lighting. Finlay Forbes and James Smith, Criminal Officers. ^ Thomas Bentlev, Turnkey, (night duty). —Janet M'Queen, Female Turnkey.— Peter M'Quire, Turnkey, (day duty).—Wm. Crichton, Sub-Inspector of Cleansing ^ Twelve Day and three Night Patrol, and ihirty Watchmen '* Fire Brigade. — Superintendents— James Fyfe (Chief), G. Gray, D. Ramsay, and P, Rattary—Fifteen Firemen. Fiue-Enginb Stations Police Office and East Harbour DUNDEE DIKECTORY. 113 COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE. The Provost, the Bailies, Dean of Guild, Sheriif-Depute of the County, and the Sheriff-Substitute of the Dundee District', ens officiis. Wards. general. RESIDENT. 1. John Matthew, painter Alexander Meek, wright William Foggie, wrig-ht James Chrystal, spirit-dealer 2. James Watson, spirit-dlr. Peter M'Lean, cabinet-maker John Henderson, agent George Oman, cooper 3. John Miller, grocer Jas. Brand, public weigh-house Alex. Boyd, cabinet-rakr. Robert Mackie, vintner 4. Geo. Millar, manufacturer George Speed, cowfeeder John Adam, ropemaker William James, grocer Alex. Moncur, manufac. James Hume, bookseller James H. Ower, manufac. Jo!in Prain, spirit -dealer 6. James Webster, brickmkr. Andrew Stewart, teacher Jas. Cook, jun. brushmkr. Robert Greig, blacksmith 7. David, Robertson, builder Andre vv Warden, tailor And. J. Wighton, grocer James Gilruth, brewer John Stirling, shoemaker David Mann, grocer Thomas Wighton, wright Robert Martin, grocer 9. James A. Hughes, wright William Hean, glazier Js. M'Intosh, cabinet-mkr. John Paterson, tailor 10. James Small, manufac. David Campbell, tailor John A. Small, baker Alex. Martin, residenter 11 George Ower, glazier Peter Whytock, watchmaker Tho. Thomson, spirit-dealer James M'Nicoll, spirit- dealer CONVENERS CF COMMITTEES. Finance James Small. Lighting James M'Intosh. Paving James Webster. Cleansing A. J. Wighton. Watching ...John Miller, Fire Engines Alex. Boyd. David Mitcheil, Clerk—Wm Morris, Treasurer and Collector William Robertson, Surveyor and Master of Woiks Alexander Webster, m.d., Surgeon. HARBOUR POLICE. David Pilmer, Superintendent, and Head weigher of Coals Four Day Patrol, and six Night Watchmen NINE INCORPORATED TRADES. John Mitchell, millspiuner. Convener—P. Thomson, Boxraaster T. L. Hammond, Clerk DEACONS. j|§ Bonnetmakers...Ja,. Spankie takers David Hume Fleshers Thos. Dick Shoemakers... JohnFeiit on Hammermen G. H. Nicoll Glovers Pet. Stewart Weavers W.Gibson Tailors .John Young JDyers J. SteVen»oa — ; 114 DXTNI>EE DIRECTOKT. THREE UNIi ED TRADES. Peter David, Convener—William C. Crabb, Boxmaster John Anderson, Clerk DEACONS Wrights Andrew Scott J Masons Peter Scott | Slaters W. Balhirnie EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. DUNDEE PULLIC SEMINAEIES. Directors. —From the Town Council. —The Provost^ the Bailies, Dr T. Dick, Geo. Milne, John Kennedy, John Laing, and Alex. Low. From the Subscribers.—David Milne, P. H. Thorns, Ja. Hunter, John Bell, John Symers. Alex. Bell, Alex. Lawson, Alex. Easson, Thomas Neish, and Thomas Nicholson. David Anderson, Treasurer. — John Sturrock, juu.. Secretary TEACHEKS; Mathematics, Nat. Philosophy, & Chemistry... Alex. M'Laren Arithmetic, Geography, Nautical Astronomy, -p | undrewa /i Roy Moral Philosophy, History, Logic, &c j* Modern Languages John Christisou Drawing, Painting, &c D, R. Andrews Latin, Greek, Geography, and History | Sayid Th'onTson English, Grammar, Geograph}^, &;c Alex. B. Smith .,• James Mathew Writing-.XT andJ Arithmetici -xi, i- f |f. Sinclair Music Mrs Scott Plain and Fancy Needle-Work Miss Nicoll l^UBLIC LIBRARIES, READING ROOMS, AND SCIEN- TIFIC INSTITUTIONS. DUNDEE PUBLIC LIBRARY— 1790- Contains upwards of 7300 volumes— Rev. Johu Robertson, Secre- tary' and Librarian. DUNDEE EXCHANGE llSADING-ROOM-1828. William Morris, Treasurer—George Milne, Secretary. DUNDEE BALTIC COFFEE-HOUSE—1835. Robert Sturrock, Tr-^asurer and Secretary. DUNDEE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. David Baxter, Chairman—Thomas Neish, Deputy-Chairman David Sturrock, Secretary. DUNDEJ5 VrATT INSTITUTION—1824. The Museum is open eve ry lawful evening from 7 till 10, and on Saturday from 4 till 10. ; Library open from 7 till 9 evening. Reading-Room from 8 morning, till 10 evening. Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Pres. —Mr G. Ferrier, Vice-Pres. Anderson, Treasurer Alex. Maxwell, jun.. Secretary Mr A. T. — "¥ David Bruce, Librarian—John Watson, Officer. '^ FLESHER INCORPORATION. Thomas Dick, Deacon ; Alex. W^atson, Boxmaster James Patullo, Clerk. — DUNDEE DIKECTOKT. 1]5 DUNDEE CEMETERY COMPANY. William Moyes, Su'ieriiitendent ; James PattuUo, Secretary and Tre surer RAILWAY TIIAINS. DUNDEE AND NEVVTVLE. Summer Hours—Dundee to Nevvtyle, at 8 a.m., 11 a.m, 2.30 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. Newtyle to Dundee, at 8 a.m. 11 a.m. 2.30 p.ii, and 5.30 p.m. Winter Hours —Dundee to Newtyle, at 8 a.m., 11 a.m., and 3.30 -£jM. Newtyle to Dundee, at 8 a.m., 11 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. 1Passeno-er carriages run between Newtyle and Cupar Angus and Glammiss on the arrival of every train from Dundde. DUNDEE AND ARBKOATH. See pag'i' 97. SHIPPING COMPANIES ~ ~~* Dundee, Perth, and London SnippiNa Company.—Robert Marshall, Manager, Dundee.— M. & M. AYray, Downe's Wharf, London, Agent, — Steair-ships London, Dundee, and Perth j schooners London, Sovereign, Courier, and Elbe. Dundee and Glasgow Trade,— Alex. Laird & Sons, lOl, Union- street, Glasgow, Agents. — Smacks Swift, Mary, Clyde, Mer- sey, Forth, Rose, and Jane. Dundee and Leilh Trade—David Smith, Dock Gates, Leith, Agent.—Smacks Dart, Star, Gipsy, and Roe. / Dundee and Perth Trade.'—ivlatthew and Garie, Canal-street, Perth, Agents.- Lighters, Lai k, Swan, andTay; Steam-tug, Sir William Wallace. Dundee and Hull Shipping Company.—T. Couper, Manager, Dundee. —Thomson, Mackay & Co., Hull, and Alexander Mathew, Perth Agents ; Clippers, Queen, Albert, Siieldh 5 Schooners, Humber, Fame. Tay and Tene Shifping Coivipany.—James Kennedy, Mana- ger, Dundee— Charles Mathew, 82 Bioad-Chare, Newcastle, Agent— Schooners, Joanna, Triumph, Briton, Archer, and Herald. Dundee and Perth Steam-Packet Company.—James Cala- nach, Manager, Dundee.—Packet, Lass of Gowrie, and Royal Vic- toria. Dundee. Broughty, and South Ferry.— James Milne, master. Packet Mercury. TRADERS. Dundee AND Liverpool.— Robert Tosh, Manager, Dundee. Schooners Robert, Tay, and Mary. Dundee and Liverpool,—P. D. Ritchie, Manager, Dundee. Schooners Pilot, Barbara, Aid, Dundee and Granton John Bell, Dundee, and Andrew Greig, Granton, Agents Steamer, Britannia. — — — — 116 DUNDEE DIRECTORY. Dundee and Kirkaldy.—James M'Lean Manager, Dundee Smack, Laverock Scott, Dundee and Leven —David Peter and Co , Aj^ents, Dundee. Smacks, Helen & Jean, and Margaret & Elizabeth. Dundee and Aberdeen.—John Kennedy, jun., Manager, Dun- dee.—Smacks Giithries, Juno, and Origen. Dundee and Dunkirk. —Baxter, Brothers & Co., Agents, Dundee— Schooner Hawk. Dundee and Dunkirk.— A. & D Edwards, Agents.— Sch. Mary Dundee and Rotterdam— G. N. Baxter, Dundee, Agent. G. Livingston, Rotterdam, Agent.—Schooners City of Rotte^pdam and Mary Ann Meville. Dundee and Nkwburgh. —J. Cameron Agent—Smack Jessie. Do. John Pitkeathly, Agent—Smack John Fergus Dundee and London.—David Myles, Agent, Dundee—Schoon- ers Dart, Angler & Hirondelle—Agent, C. R. Colman, Irongate- •wharf, London Dundee and Havre.—David Myles, Agent, Dundee—Schoon- ers Olive & Union —Agents, Devot & Co., Ship Agents, Havre Dundee and Dunkirk.—David Myles, Agent, Dundee Schooner Vintage—Agent, Salomazame, Shipbroker, Dunkirk WHALE-EISBING COMPANIES. TAY WHALE FISHING CO. John Hume, Manager, Ships,' Princess Charlotte and Advice DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE-FISHING CO. Patrick Smith, jManager. Ships, Alexander and Horn. FAIRY WHALE-FISHING CO. George Fyiffe, Manager. Barque, Fairy. BANKING COMPANIES. DUNDEE BANKING COMPANY— 1763. Charles "W. Boase, Manager.—George C. Boase, Cashier. John Cairncross, Accountant.—John Morrison, Teller. Branch at Forfar,— William Huichison, Agent. EASTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND.—1838. James Westlaad, General Manager. — David Guthrie, Cashier. James S. Lithgow and K. W. Henderson, Tellers. Branches at Anstruther, Inverkeithing, and Montrose. DUNDEE NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK —1838. Bank Office, 21 Reform-street. — Open—for receiving and payina money—On Yfednesday Evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock ; on Thurs- day^Morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock ; and on Friday Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clcck.—For receiving money—On Monday morn- ing, from 9 to 1 o'clock ; on Saturday evening, from 7 to 8. Amount of Deposits in 1825, £6545; in'lSSO, £8022; in 1835, £12,889 ; in 1840, £22,140 ; in 18-44, £30,077. ; in J84o,£39,040. Jttmes Brown, Esq, Chairman; and Edv/ard Baxter, Esq., Deputy Chairman of the Committee of Management.—William Thorns, Esq., Treasurer— John Sturrock junior, writer. Cashier. DDNDEK DIRECTORY. lit INSURANCE COMPANIES. FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO.—1822. Patrick H. Thorns, Manager Agents in Alyth, Ai'bioath, Brechin, Forfar, Kirriemuir, Montros* EAST OF SCOTLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Ebenezer E. Scott, Manager. Agents in Alyth, Arbroath, Blairgowrie, Forfar, Meigle, Montrose^ Dunkeld and Perth. DUNDEE SEA INSURANCE COMPANY. Directors. —J. Moncur, P. Kinmond, T. Powrie, G. Duncan, m.p. David Martin, G. Thorns, W, G. Baxter, Johu SymerSj aod - Jas. Wilson Archibald Crichton, Manager. DUNDEE MARINE INSURANCE CO. Directors.—Alex. Martin, Wm. Curr, G. L. Hynd, The. Couper, Jn, Hume, Ju, Brown, Tho. Holmes, Jas, Neish,and Jn. Whitton. William Sturrock, Manager. DUNDEE UNION ASSOCIATION OF UNDERWRITERS. George Boyd, junior, Secretary. SEA INSURANCE AGENTS. Aberdeen Marine Insurance Company Samuel Brodie Bon Accord Marine Insurance Coijipany James Soot Forth Marine Insurance Company P, H. Thorns. Glasgow Marine Insurance Company William Small •~~ TRINITY-HOUSE. ^ One of the Boards of Examiners of Masters and Mates in the Merchant Service,—established by the Lords of the Privy Council of Trade John Kennedy, jun.. Master—Robert Tosh, Depute-Master. James M'Ewen, Clerk. Thomas Brown, Yacht-keeper—John Kiucaid, Officer PILOT-OFFICE. Lanceman Webster, Pilot-Master Light-Keepers. Lights of Tay, James Martin—Wm. Graham, Assistant Ferry-Port-on-Craig... Nathaniel Young—Jn. Ireland, Assistant GAS AND WATER COMPANIES. DUNDEE GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Directors.—John Symers, David Baxter, Alexander Lawson, Wra. Sime, Alexander Balfour, David Miln, James Guthrie, Wm. Clark, Arch. Crichton, David Martin, John Stun-ock, and David Guillan.—James Russell, Manager.—John Kerr, Clerk. DUNDEE NEW GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Directors—Joseph Doctor, James Whitton, William Crockau J^n-, Alexander Balfour, William Small and John H. Blake^ * Joha Z. Kay, Manager—^ShleU & Small, Secretaries" I 118 DUNDEE DIBECTOET. DUNDEE WATER COMPANY. Director^.—William Curr, Pat. H. Thorns, William Thorns, Alex Lawson, Peter Hean, Alexander Bell, George Fyflfe and Rob.* Adamson, Murray-street.— Shiell & Small, Secretaries MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND. Trustees.—George Fffye (Chairman), Patrick Just, L. Webster, William Nicoll, Robert Leslie, William Young, Alexander Mar- tin, Andrew Greig jun., Robert Tosh, R. D. Pryde, John Guillan, W. O. Taylor, James Young, T. Glenday, David Duff. Joseph Graham, Collector ~~ BURGH OR BAILIE COURT. Held in the Town-Hall every Wednesday, at eleven forenoon. The Bailies, Judges The Town-Clerks, Assessors—Geo. Simpson, Procurator-Fiscal Colin M'Ewen, Town-officer.— J. Frazer, Drummer GUILD COURT. The Dean of Guild, Judge.—John W. Baxter, Assessor William Re id, Procurator-Fiscal. —James Al lan, Officer POLICE COURT. Held in the PoKce-Offi.ce every lawful morning at \ past 9 o''clock. The SheriflF, Provost, Bailies and Dean of Guild, Judges D. Mitchell, Assessor The Superintendent, Fiscal PROCURATORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c. Those marked thus t nre not Notaries Public. +John Walker Alex- H. FlowerdewJ James Ogilvie ander fWilliam Forbes John Ogilvie +Alex. Allan Wm. Galloway James Patullo John Anderson fTho. L. Hammond Wm. Reid William Barrie fWm. Hay David Rollo John B. Baxter James Hunter fDavid Reith John W. Baxter Christ. Kerr fJohn Sheill Edm. Baxter John Kerr Geo. Simpson John Belli Wm. Kerr David Small Robert Boyd fJames Lees fRobert Smith +James Banks fJas. M'Ewen fJ. Sturrock, jun. Alex. Christie Du. M'Lachlan J. W. Thomson David Cobbll f O. G. Miller Thomas Thow +David Cobb, jun. George Milne fJohn Thomson +George Campbell Dav. Mitchellg Chas. Walker William Don fWm. C. Monro Thos. Walker Arch. Duncan William Neish Robert Whyte Wra. A. Flowerdew fWm. Nicoll Aw. Willison X Commissioner for takiug Affidavits jo be used in the Court of Common Pleas in Eiifiland. Master Extraordinary in Chancery. § Commissioner for taking Affidavits before tlie Court of Queen's Bench and Common Pleas. DUNDEE DIRECTORY. 119 CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. DUNDEE ROYAL INFIRMARY—1795. Earl of Airlie, President. Vice-Presidents.—The Right Hon. Lord Panmure, Lord Douglas, Sir John Ogilvy, Thomas Erskine, Esq. of Linlathen, and the Provost of Dundee. Senior Directors.—Edward Baxter, Esq. (Chairman),?. H. Thorns, Allan Edward, Geo. Fyffe, Alex. Low, Wm. Ferguson, Wm. Johnstone, Robt. Adamson, George Rough. Junior Directors.—Rev. D. Russell, Jno. Symers, Alex. Balfour, W. G. Baxter, G. H. N6wall, Thos. Drummond, Bailie Hean, Wm, Curr, Esq. James Arrot, m.d., and Alex. Webster, m.d,, Physicians. John Crichton, Matthew Nimmo, and William Munro, Surgeons. Eben. J. Brown, Resident Surgeon-Apothecary. Alex. Duncan, m.d., John Malcolm, m.d., WilUam Aiken, Dispensary Surgeons. Rev. John Robertson, Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs Mitchell, Matron. DUNDEE ROYAL LUNATIC ASYLUM- •1812- Committee.—Patrick Scott (Chairman), James Guthrie, Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., G. H. Newall, sen., Colin Symers, and W. Thoms. House-Visitors.—Andrew Low, D. B. Niven, and Matthew Nimmo. Pat. Nimmoj m.d.. Physician.—Rev. Tho. Stirling, Chaplain Dr Alexander Mackintosh, Medical Superintendent John Sturrock, jun., Treasurer.—Rev. John Robertson, Secretary Mrs Marjory Forbes Kilgour, Matron DUNDEE ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION— 1815. The Right Hon. Lord Panmure, President. Vice-Presidents.—Earl of Airlie, Sir John Ogilvy, the Member of Parliament for the Buigh, the Sheriff of the County, the Sheriff Substitute at Dundee, Major-General Sir William Chalmers of Glenerlcht, Patrick Scott, Esq., and the Rev. Dr Russell. Directors ex Officiis.—The Provost of Dundee, the Parish Min- ister, the Dean of Guild, the Convener of the Nine Trades, the Preses of the Society of Writers, the Boxmaster of the Seamen Fraternity, the Deacon of the Maltmen. Ordinary Directors.—Ja. Guthrie, Aw. Low, Jas. Small, jun., Thomas Neish, J. Chalmers, G. H. Newall, Alex. Hean, Geo. Soutar, Colin Symers, Pat. Gardiner, William Mathewson, and George Rough. Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon, Patrick Gardiner, Treasurer.—George Milne, and David Anderson, Joint Secretaries.—Francis Guild, Master. —Mrs Guild, Matron. DUNDEE INDIGENT SICK SOCIETY. The Provost, President.—Edward Baxter, Vice President.—Alex. Moncur, Treasurer John Anderson, Secretary.— Wm. Morris, Cellector. . DCNDEE DIRECTOKT. DUNDEE CLOTHING SOCIETY. Miss Sturrook, Ti'easurer.—Miss C. A. Young, Secretary DUNDEE EYE INSTITUTION. Patrick Scott, President. V/'m. Wrongham, Treasurer Wm, Kerr, Secretary Robert Cocks, md.. Surgeon. DUNDEE CITY MISSION ASSOCIATION. Edward Baxter, President. —Andrew Low, Vice-PresideLt Robert Nicholl, Treasurer "Wm. Langlands, and Edward Urqubart, Secretaries DUNDEE ANCIENT HOSPITAL. Upwards of £500 are yearly distributed among Poor Citizens. Cliarles Smiiii, Hospital-Master. DUNDEE FEMALE SOCIETY. For the relief of indigent Females at least 60 years of age, and re- siding three years in Dundee, by a monthly allowance of 2s. No. of recipients^ 120. Mrs Wright, President. Miss Whitton, and Mrs Symers, Treasurer—Miss Miller Secretary. MORTIFICATIOiV'S BAILIE WILLIAM ROGER'S— l(i58 —Seven Bursars, each L4 yearly, L5. 6a. 8d. as apprentice fee, and one suit of clothes. —Kirk-Session, Patrons. GILBERT GUTHRIE'S-IG74.—T«entv-five Bursars receive L3. fis. 8d. iHinuallv, and L3. 6s. 8d. as an apprentice fee. Scholars not Bursars, eight. —M;igistrates and Kirk-Session, Patrons. MISS GRAHAM'S— 1767 —Two Bursars (females)—one receives L3, and the other LI. Ifls a year.— Kirk-Session, Patrons. REV. JAMES PATON'S—1726—For the Education of two GirL CONSTABLE'S.—Interest f MARSHALL'S.—The Interest divided among five Old Seamen.—The Mas- ter and Committee ot the Triiiicy House, Patrons. PETRIE'S.— For maintenance of ai'ed and infirm Persons. Interest (aboat Xi5ii0 yearly) divided among natives ot Dundee— those ot the names of Petrit and Wightoi) having a preference— who each receive from Lt. lOs^ toL5perai» WEBSTER'S— 1839—The Interest (L5) is applied towards the educarion of 14 or 15 cniMren at the S.s-ional School. —The Provost and Bailies, patioiia. PANMURE'S— 1840—The interest of LlnOi) given to the Town by Lord Panmure is paid annually to the Ro\al Infirmary. i GEORGE BROWN'S— The Interest (L6t)) is yearly distributed among sere- ral old Person*.— The Provost and Kirk Session, patrons. GUILD'S— 1656. —Two bursars at the college of St Andrews receive eachth« interest of L120 yearly —The Magistrates and Council of Dundee, patrons. LAWSON'S—1728-Oue Bursar at the College of St Andrews.—Town of Dundee, patrons. CLARK'S— 1744—Maintaining and educating two burgesses' sons oftheburgK of the name of Clark or Cave or Black. —Town Council of Dundee, patrons. HENDERSON'S—1742—Educating about 36 poor boys and girls.—Provost, Bailies, Minister, and Town-Clerk ot Dundee, patrons. WEBSTER, SPEID, WATT, and JOHNSTONE— 1831— The Interest (LI75) is applied, the one-half in annuities of LIO yearly to blind men and blind •women of these names—the other to be applied for the education of as many blind boys and girls. —The Provost, Sherifi'-Substitute, parish Minister, Dean of Guild, and Convener of the Nine Trades, Patrons. DUNDEE HIGHLAND SOCIETY. Peter Hean, Piesident—Thomas Anderson, Vice-President Rev. Charles Macalister, Chaplain—Robert Bell, Treasurer George Simpson, Secretary—John Boij.ue, Piper and Officer DUNDEE CURLING CLUB. Sir John Ogilvy of Inverquharity, President.—George Duncan, Esq., M.P , Vice-President.—Sir John Ogilvy, Bart., Repre- sentative Member. — P. L. Kinmond. Esq. Treasurer and Sec. DUi\l>JiJJi f LORAL, AiND HOKTICULTURAJL ttui^ijiill. Cap. H. Fenwick, President —Cap, Elliot, Vice President. Geo. Simpson, Treasurer. "Wm. Laird, Secretary. DUNDEE JOINT STOCK BUILDING COMPANY, Chas. Smith, Preses.— George Robertson, Vice-Preses.'—William Adams, Treasurer John Anderson. Secretary. " DUiNDEE NiivV HUKiiCUi.TUliAL SOCIETY. A. Easson, Preses.— J. Wiilock, and J. Black, Vice Preses. J. Mitchell, Treasurer.—W. Anderson, Secretarj'. DUNDEE WRITER'S INCORPORATION. William Reld, Preses William Neish, Vice-Preses J. W. Thomson, Treasurer.—J. Patullo, Secretary REGISTER OF SASINES. FORFARSHIRE. Sir W. Chalmers, Dundee, Keeper of Particular Register of Sasinea Forfarshire.—Alexander Christie, Dundee, Depute KINCARDINESHIRE. Newell Bumettj Aberdeen, Keeper of the Particular Register for Kincardine, — 122 DUNDEE DIEECTORT. MALTMEN INCORPORATION. Robert Ramsay, Deacon George Saunders, Boxmaster. James M'Ewan, Clerk— Alex. Anderson, Officer. MASONIC LODGES IN DUNDEE. Election of St Andrew's Day, 1846 No. Lodge. R. W. Masters. Secretaries. 47. ..Dundee Operative,... John Murdoch David Edwards. 49. ..Dundee Ancient, Geo. Duncan,M.P.. James Smith, 78. ..Dundee St David's. ..John Anderson James Winter 158. ..Thistle Operative. ...Adam Cloudsley.... Thomas Anderson 225...Forfar&Kincardine..David Crabb John Low 254... Caledonian Robert Taws Alex. C. Ogilvy 317...Camperdown Daniel M'Nicoll James Steele BROUCrHTY FERRY. BRANCH OF DUNDEE N. S. SA.VINGS' BANK. Open on Saturday evenings from 7 to 8 o'Ci )ck John Low, Receiver of Deposits GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Andrew Spence, jun. Manager. BOWLING CLUB. Archibald Crighton, President—Andrew Roxburgh, Treasurer George Mathewson, Secretary SUBSCRIPTION ACADEMY. John Low, Master. INNS. Victoria, William Kennedy | Eagle CARNOUSTIE. SCHOOL Alexander Ouchterlony, Teacher. GOLF CLUB J. Davidson, Captain—R. Miller, Treasurer J. Adam, Secretary—A. Ogilvie, 1st Medal-holder—R. Mil- ler, 2d Medal-holder Mrs Clark Easthaven Mrs Brown INNS.—^Westhaven | BARRY. David Hunter of Blackness, Chairman of the Parochial Board. Alex. Auchterlonie, Inspector, Treasurer, and Collector, William Simpson, A.M., Minister.—James Proctor, Session-Clerk. COUNTY DIRECTORY. FREEHOLDERS AND ELECTORS. FORFARSHIRE. POLLING PLACES. First District Forfar. | Third District Arbroath. Second District...Dundee. | Fourth District Brechin. FREEHOLDERS. FORFAR DISTRICT. Da. Greenhill, E. I. Co.'s Service Charles Gray of Carse Robert Webster of Balruddery Charles Lyell of Kinnordy F. L. Scrymsoure of Wedderburn Thomas Farquharson of Baldovie Sir Wm. Scott of Ancrum, Bart. Robert Lyall of Newbigging ARBROATH DISTRICT. William Ford of "Westwood Alex. Lyall of Gardyne Peter W. Ogilvy of Ruthven William Smart of Cairnbank James Campbell, Advocate W.F.LindsayCarnegieofBoysack David Nairne of Drumkilbo John Hay of Letham Hon. Donald Ogilvy of Clova W. HendersonofGrangeof Barry Hon.Lord J.F.G.Haliburton,M.P. David Hunter of Blackness Wm. D. Proctor of Halkerton James Miln of Woodhill Al. Currie, Sheriff of Banffshire James Rait of Anniston James Speid, Brechin Alex. Smart of Cononsyth Thomas Lyall, r.n. John Guthrie of Guthrie John M'Kenzie Lindsay, w.s. James Mudie of Pitmuies Hon. J. S. M'Kenzie, yr. of Bel- BRECHIN DISTRICT. mont Robert Speid of Ardovie John Smyth ©f Balharry Alex. R. Tailyouf of Borrowfield John Kinloch of Kilry Alex. Erskine of Balhall David Louson, Arbroath Jas. G. Arbuthnott of Balnamoon Hon. Wm. Ogilvy, Airlie Castle George Lyon of Glenogil DUNDEE DISTRICT. Sir Al. Ramsay of Balmain, Bart. James L'Amy of Dankenny James Lyall of Gallary Hon. Arch. Stuart of Balmerino Jas. M. D. Nairne of Dunsinane Wm. S. Graham of Duntrune George Keith of Usan Thomas Kerr of North Grange Sir J. Carnegie of Southesk, Bart. David C. Guthrie, London Charles Lyell, yr. of Kinnordy Frederick Fotheringhara, w.s. Pat. Cruickshank of Glenskenno Sir Jas. Ramsay of Banff, Bart, James Dalgairus of Balgavies Alex. Reid of Pittendriech Alex. Cruickshank of Keithock Thomas Erskine of Linlathen James Miln of Noraiiside James Miller of Milton John Carnegie of Kinnaird David Fyffe of Smithfield Rev. Jas. Carnegie of Seaford Sir J. Ogilvy of Inverquharitv, Patrick Chalra rs of Auldbar Bart. Thomas Carnegy of Craigo George Kirkaldy of Baldovie Chas. Hay Carnegy of Pitforthie Alex. Clayhills of Invergo'ivrie James Carnegy of Finhaven 124 COUNTY DIHECTOBY, Thos. M'Kenzie of A pplecross Henry Limisden of Tilwhilly Robert Taylor, London John I. Chalmers, Ballumbie Horatio Ross of Rossie REGISTERED ELECTORS FORFAR DISTRICT. AIRtlE. Whyte, Archibald, Braedownie Balling'all, Georg-e, Cookston DUNNICHEN. Barry, James, Muirhouses Allan, David, Letham Baxter, John, Blackhills Allan, William, do. Brown, David, Fentonhill Allan, J,, Drummietermont Park Cardean, Andrew, Brydieston Anderson, Francis, Lethara Colville, David, Carlingwell Bairnsfather, Peter, of Dum- Henderson, G. C, of Carling'wel barrow, Ouehterlony House Hunter, George, West Cardean Butchart, Henry, Dunnichen Laing, Robert, Haughend Douglas, David, Idvies Lobban, William, Airlie Duncan, George, Crosstown Lowden, John, Barns Ford, David, East Craichie Mealmaker, J., Leys of Cookston Forbes,Wm.,]Mains of Dunnichen Murray, Patrick, of Simprim Gamley, David, Letham Ogilvy, Alexander, Powmyre Ireland, Da., Drummietermont JNicoll, Alexandei*, Littleton M'Intosh, Daniel, Brechin Rattray, David, Baikie M'Intosh, James, Windyedge Reid, Rev. T., Manse of Airlie Mitchell, Charles, Brechin Simpson, Peter, Kinalty Morris, James, Forfar Spence, William, do. Ouehterlony, Charles, Drum Sydie, William, Baitland Patullo, John, Craichie Mill ALTTH. Roberts, A., Backfauld of Dun- FlemingjPeter, Ward of Boreland nichen Leslie, John, Lows Ramsay, William, Letham M'Kenzie, Patrick, of Boreland Sheriffs, William, Craichie M'Nicoll, James, Westertown Smith, Peter, Dundee Shaw, Peter, of Milton Soutar, John, Lownie CORTACHT AND CLOVA. Stewart, Don., Kirkton of Dum- Duncan, James, Coliamy barrow Geekie, Ja., Cullow & Glencalh Suttie, John, Letham Findlay, Jas., Easter Lethnot Thorn, Alexander, Craichie Henry, Charles, Tarrybuckle White, James, Letham Kennedy, Alex., Glenmoy Young, John, do. Low, John, Bank EASSIE AND ^^EVAY. Lucas, Andrew, Caddem Black, Alexander. North Nevay Mitchell, David. FitcheU Cardean, James, Nevay [ Ogilvy, John, Glasslet Cardean, David, East Nevay I Ogilvy, Rev, Wm,, Cortachy Doig, William Kirldnch Robie, Andrew, Fettereggie Guthrie, Thomas. Ewnie Robie, John, Whitehaugh Halket, David, Dunkenny Welsh, Robert, Aucharn L'Amy, John R. yr. of do. Welsh, David, Do!! Lindsay, Rev. David, Eassie FORFARSHIRE. 126 Ostler, William, Murleywell Webster, Patrick, of Westfield Koy, Peter, Castleton Whyte, William, Whytemyre Symers, Colin, Dundee GLAMMIS. Waddel, David, Temple ton Alexander, James, Rochelhill FORFAR. Barrey, Alexander, Newton Anderson, James, New Downie Buchan, George, Charelston Anderson, John, Muirton Baxter, John G., Glammis Mill Airth, John, Burnside Baxter, William G., do. Bean, John of Teuchaton Baxter, David, do. Binny, James, Gowanbank Catliro, Alexander, Berryhillock Boath, James, Pitreuchie Couper, David, Hatton Boath, William, Welton Davidson. Rae, Tarbrax Brown. John, Kingston Donaldson, William, Druragley Cabel, Joseph, Tm-fbeg Duncan, James, Milton, Cathro, Wm., Moss-side of Lower Fairweather, Alex., Glammis Crabb, Charles, Carseburn Fairweather, W., East Rochelhill Cuthbert, Charles, Lunanhead Fyfe, Robert, Kinmundie Dalgity, Alexander, Kingsmuir Gibson, Jas., Haughs of Cossana Dickson, James, of Slatefield Glendy, John, Arniefoul Doig, William, Mid Dod Henderson, Charles, Woodbank Fyfe, John, Forfar Hay, Robert, Charleston Graham, Barron, of Littlemill Johnston, David, Lochmill Grant, Robert, Restennet Langlands. Jas., Upper Hayston Hill, Charles, Carnoustie Langlands, D., West Drumgley Hood, David, West Dod Milln, John, Mil! of Milton Hurry, John, Glencoe Park Nicol, AndreWjNetherMiddleton Lindsay, Alexander, Orchard Ostler, Aw., Upper M'ddleton MGlaggan, A]ex,,^ Lunanhead Rattray, Alexander, Templebank Milne, James, Lillybank Robertson, Alex., Charleston Mitchel, George, Kingsmuir Smith, William, Woodend Potter, Alexander, Forfar Taylor, Robert, Gossans Pullar, Joseph, Craignathro GLENISLA, Pullar, Andrew, do. Anderson, John, Newcraig Pullar, William, do. Cargill, T., of Over Auchinliesh Robertson, David, S!atefield Clark, T., of Loanhead of Kilry Robertson, James, Arbroath Clark, James, Foldo Rough, William, Suttieside Constable. Robert, East Derry Samson, William, Lunanhead Dick, John, Knowhead Scott, David, Whitewells Duncan, David, Dalwhiz Simpson, Thomas, Rosebank Farquharson, A., West Cammock Small, James, jun., Dundee Farquharson, Thomas, Coldside Smith, John, Bankhead of Lower Farquharson, Jas , of Cammock Smith, David, Flydmire Fenton, John, of Scrushloch Steele, John, Forfar Grewar, Wm, of Inverharity Tarb it, James, Kingsmuir Hall, James, Over Auchinleish Taylor, John, Drumshade Hill, John, Cotron of Craig Thorn, William, Auchterforfar Hill, Peter, Auchranny Thomson, Andrew, Kingsmuir Hutchison, James, of Coldside 126 COUNTY DIRECTORY. Jack, Alexander, TuUoch Salmon, F.,Newton of Balgershoe Kinloch, George, of Kinloch Salmon, Peter, Little Lower Lindsay, Alexander, London Ramsay, Robert, Labothie Low, David, of Knowhead Smith, James, Grangemill M'Giashan, Alex., Peathaugti Smith, John, Carrot M'Kensie, John, of A! rick Thomson, A. S., Inverarity Mackenzie, Wm., Ballimenoch Watt, John, of Meathie M'Laren, John, do. K.INGOLDRUM. M'Nicoll, Jas , Easter Cararaock Adam, Alexander, Cantsmill IVrNicoU, John, of Holmirry Alexander, George. Kinclune M'Nicoll, John, Craig Duncan, William, Welton Mathewson, Dav., of Little Kilry Haldane, Rev. James Ogilvy Mill, Samuel, of Clocknockiter Hood, Charles, Aucharroch Mitchell, James, Cottertown Hood, Frederick, do. Ogilvy, James, of Mildacraig Hood, Robert, do. Paterson, James, Westmill Hood, Thomas, do. Rattary, James, of Kirkhillocks Leighton, Alex., Wester Pearsie Rattary, Thomas, yr. of do. Ogilvy, John Little Kenny Robertson, John, Auchavan OiJ:ilvy, Walter, Aucharroch Robertson, Thomas, Bellaty Reid, John, Meikle Kenny Robertson. John, do. Walker, David, Nether Balgray Robertson, J., Meikle Dunnie Wedderburn, David, of Pearsie Shaw, John, Balloch KINNETTI/ES. Simpson, James, Alyth xlnderson, W., Mill of Inverighty Spalding, David, of Broomhall Arnot, John, Ingliston Torbat, Jas., Over Auchinleish Ayiisvvorth, James, Inverighty Torbat, John, do. Boath, R., West Mains Wallace, Jas., Hillockhead of do. Douglas, William, of Brighton Watt, Rev, James Dyce, William, Spittal Burn Wilson, William, Auchranny Lindsay, David, Ingliston INVEKARTTY. M'Laren, John, North Mains Adam, William, Wester Meathie Rae, James, North Mains Dargie, David, Tarbrax Rae, Nicol, North Leckaway Dick, Thomas, Easter Meathie Steele, James, Ingliston Duncan, David, Trabrax Young, George, Kirkhill Fyffe, Robert, Seggiden KIRRIEMUIB. Gow, Andrew, Kincreigh Adam. John, East Muirhead of Hums, J., West Mains Kincal- Logic drum Adamson, James, of Balloch Jolly, James, Hatton Adamson, John, Dundee Kidd David, Bounytown Addison, John, Kirriemuir Lindsay, David, Inverarity Alexander, Robert, do, Loudon, Rev. George Anderson, George, do. Martin, James, Happis Anderson, William, do. Maxwell, David, Bractullo Angus, J,, Newton of Kinnordy INIiller, Robert, North Happis Arklay, William, Kirriemuir Milne, Thomas, Kincreich Arnot, James, Drumgley Mitchell, James, Ovenstone Ballantine, William, Kirriemuir FORFARSHIRE. 127 Baxter, Thomas, Muirhouses Forrest, William, Kirriemuir Beam, Jas., Eastmill of Downie- Forrest, James, Kirriemuir Park Ford, William, Ballindarg Borrie, John, Kirriemuir Fraser, James, Lindertis Boyack, David, Dundee Eraser, Thomas, Kirriemuir Brown, Waltei', Northmuir Glenday, David, Logie Brown, Alexander, do. Goodlet, Wm., Grant's Braes Brown, William, Pluckerstone Gordon, John, Kirriemuir Bruce, Thomas, Gate side Graham, Francis, of Morphie Butchart, David, Northmuir Grant, Archibald, Northmuir Byrse, John, Kiniemuir Grant, William, Caldham Cameron, James do. Grant, William, Kintyre Campbell, Peter, Tannadice Gray, John, Pandanarum Colville, James, Knowhead Hardie, David, Kirriemuir Cowpar, James, Glasswell Herald, David, do. Coutts, Charles, Southmuir Hobbart, J., Muirhead of Logie Crabb, Alexander, Kintyre Howie, James, Kirriemuir Crabb, Wilham, Rosewell Hutcheon. Charles, do. Crabb, Charles, Kirriemuir Jackson, William, Dalinch Crabb, Jn., West Muirhead of Jameson, David, Kirriemuir Logic Johnston, George, Herdhill Cruickshank, Rev. James Johnston, James, Reisk Darling, James S., of Lednathy Kermach, James, Kirriemuir Deuchar, Alexander, Kirriemuir Kii-kaldy, Patrick, Fullerton Doctor, Joseph, Dundee Lammie, Silvester, Kirriemuir Doig, Charles, Kirriemuir Lamond, Francis, Aiilie Doig, William, do. Lawson, Alexander, Sandyford Doig, George, do. Lawson, John, Kilnhill Doig, Frederick, Roundyhill Lawson, John,jun„ do. Doig, John, Burnside Lindsay, David, Kirriemuir Duncan, William Crieff Lindsay, James; do. Duncan, James, Rutaleave Lindsay, John, Denhead Duncan, Adam, Glenprosen Lindsay, Henry, AVester Logie Duncan, Alexander, do. Lowden, John, Kirriemuir Duncan, James, do. Low, Robert, Nether Kinalty Dundas, John, Kirriemuir Low, William, Kirriemuir Eassie, James, Herdhill Low, John, do. Easton, Rev. Dr Thomas Low, George, do. Eaward, A. manuf., Kirriemuir Low, David, do. Edward, A. carrier, do. Low, Alexander, do. Elder, William, Denhead Mackay, James, do. Ewart, Andrew, Ballinshoe Mackay, Thomas, Whitelums Falconer, John. Kingoldrum MTntosh, Lauchlan Crossmill Fife, John, Easter Kinwherry M'Kenzie,Wm.,WesterLednathy Findlay, James, Carrock M'Kenzie, John, Kirriemuir Findlay, Robert, Kirriemuir M'NicoU, Walter, Balnagarrow Fithie, David, do. M'Pherson, Duncan, Kirriemuir Fleming, John, Southmuir Malloch, John, do. 128 CODNTT DIRECTORT. Mann, James, Kirriemuir Smith, Charles, do. Mealmaker, Robert, Denmill Smyth, John, Dundee Meffan, Patrick, Forfar Souter, Peter, Ballinshoe Milne, John, Cowhillock Stewart, William, Kirriemuir Milne, James, Padanarum Stewart, David, Roods, do. Miln, Jas., shoemaker, do. Stormonth. James, do. Milne, James, Kirriemuir Stivtn, John, do. Milne, David, do. Stirling, Rev. James, do. Mitchelson, Richard, Southmuir Thain, David, Woodhead Morrison, Alex., io. Thornton, James. Northmuir Myles, Robert, do. Walker, John, Airlie Castle Nhcoll, James, Kirriemuir Walker, Alex., Ballinshoe Nicoll, Alex,, do. Warden, Al,, Cottown of Lowcie Nicoll, John do. Watson, George, Kirriemuir Nicoll, JameSj do. Watt, Thomas, do. Nicoll, David, do. Webster, James, do. Ogilvy, John, of Inshewan Webster, Thomas, do. Ogilvy, Walter, Cramie Webster, James, Dameye Ogilvy, Alex., Kirriemuir Webster, Alex. do. Orrock, David, do. Webster, George, Southmuir Ostler, John, Memes Webster, John, Edinburgh Ostler, George, Carrock Webster, John, Kirriemuir Ostler, William, Newmill Webster, James, do. Paterson, Thomas, Kirriemuir Whyte, Thomas, do. Paxton, Rev. John, do. Whyte, James C. do. Potter, William, Forfar Whytft, John, do. Proctor, James, Tillyloss Whyte, John,Roods, do. Philp, William. Kirriemuir Wilkie, James, do. Ramsay,Rt.,Blackbeard of Logie Wilkie, George, do. Rattray, George, Kirriemuir Wilkie, John, do. Reid, William, do. Wilkie, David, do. Reid, Alex., do. Wilson, George, Nether Bow Reid, David, Lindertis Yeaman, W.jGrnd. of Dragonhall Reid, Rev. Thomas, Airlie Young, Thomas, Kirriemuir Ritchie, David, Pandanarum XINTRATHEN. Robb, Peter, Northmuir Adams, James, Balnakello Robb, David, Dundee Adam, Thomas, Clintlaw Robb, John, Kirriemuir Alexander, John, Bridgend Robb, Joseph, do, Anderson. John, Melgurabank Robie, David, Netherton Annand, David, Inzion Robie, Alex., Kirriemuir Annand, William, Formal Roger, ^Villiam, Southmuir Cannan, Rev, Francis Ross, Alex., V/estmuir Duncan. Peter, Easter CouU Shaw, Thomas, of Shawfield Easson, David. West Campsio Skinner, James, Huntly Fenton, David, Foldend Sim, James, Bow of Ballinshoe Hanton, Robert, Lintrathen Simpson, James, Kirriemuir M'Kay, T., Braes of Auld Allan Smart, F^iiBcis, do. M'Kay, James Miltown of do. FORFARSHIRE. 129 M'Ritchie, Chas. E. Glenhead Forbes, James, East Caresbank OgWvy, David, Easter Peel Forrest, James, Milldens Smart, William, Wester Coull Gibson, William, Baldardie Wallace, Alex., Craigyloch Hazels, David, Heatherstaeks OATHLAW. Mann, Alexander, Turin Hill Carneg'y, Charles, Battledykes Mathevv, J;is., Cottown of Turin Cook, Andrew, Blairyt'edden Milne, J. Kirkstyle of Rescobie Coutts, James, Couttsfield Ochterluny, Sir C. M. of Och- Crichton,G. WestMn.ofFinhaven terlony Davidson, Robert, Woodside Powrie, William, of Reswallie Gruthrie, Thomas, Finhaven Powrie, James, of do. tidd, David, Bogiudollo Reid, Wm., Cottown of Carse tfassie, Wra., Easter Oathlaw Scott, Robert, Milldens VIeldrum, James, Finhaven Smith, Peter, Greenhead WLitchell, Geo., Haughs of do. Spenee, William, Fonnah JhavF, John, Newbarus Stewart, D., West Mains Turin Jtuart, Rev, Harry Taylor, William, Burnside rindal, John, Finhaven Watson, J., Mains of Ochterlony Webster, James, Parkford Watson, Thomas, Clochtow IVebster, John, Meadows RUTHVEN. iVilkie, Major Jas. of Newbarns Barty, Rev. Patrick HESCOniE. Bruce, Andrew, Hole Llexander, Alex., Haresburn Cunningham, James, Balbirnie faiTy, James, Caresbank Lindsay, David, Ruthven Irrrel, Peter, Cloeksbriggs Simpson, Alex., Bridgetown. Jabel, Charles, Boston Park Simpson, Tho. junr., Milltowa ]!arr, John, Hagmuir Steel, David, Bridgend Jlder, John, Woodend Strathtarn, Peter, Dryloch. 'ife, David, Nethermuir Taylor, James, Bridgend indlay, John, Baggerton DUNDEK DISTRICT AUCHTERHOTJSE. Butter, Thomas, do. Luderson, Andrew, Dronley Clark, Charles, of Princeland toderston, James, da. Donaldson, Al., Coupar Angua urnot, Patrick, do. Graj', George M., Dundee .mot, Wm. Easter Adamston Gray, Robert, do, iell, Peter, Kirkton M'Farlane, Wm., Coupar Angus lell, George, Midlioch Marshall, Rev. Wm. do. ;uchan, Js. Wester Adamston Oliphant, David, do. 'ree, John, West Mains Richardson, Thomas, do. enton, Peter, Templeton Robei'tson, Samuel, do. obson, Robert, Auchterhouse Robertson, James, Strathiochie etrie, Andrew, Newton Storrier, John, Coupar Angus hilip, William, Auchterhouse DUNDEE. 'hitton, Andrew, Scotstowa Baxter, David, Dundee rinehouse. Rev. George Baxter, Edward, do. OOUPAR ANGCS. Blair, David, of Craighill 4Xter, David, Coupar Angus Cranimond, G. Greeadyko 130 COUNTY DIEECTOKT. Dick, William D., of Pitkerro LIFF AND BENVIE. Dodds, Thomas, Baldovie Addison, Dr George, Liff Drummond, Tho., Mid Craigie Amess, Samuel, Birkhill Feus Hanton, Thomas, Muirhouses Anderson, David, Coupar Angus Kerr, William, Claypots Anderson, George, Arbroath Kidd, George, BroughtylTerry Baxtei% Edward, Dundee Lorimer, James, of Kellyfield Bell, James, Dryburgh M'Intyre, John, Ballunie Blair, John, Errol Martin, James, Pitkerro Mill Blair, Peter, do. Miller, Js. Douglas Bleachfield Bower, George, Logic Morrison, William, Duntrune Butter, James, Easter Gourdie Neish, James, West Ferry Christie, James, Menziehill Pennycook, James, Craigie . Coupar, Alex., Birkhill Feus Puller, James, Dundee Dodds, Edmond, Bullion . Sandeman, W. Milton, of Craigie Duncan, Lord Viscount Scott, Eobert, West Ferry Duncan, Hon. Hew Adam D. H. Thorns, Pat. H., Broughty Ferity Fenton, John, Lawside Wilkie, James, do. Grey, Lord John, of Grey "Wilkie, James, Duntrune Halden, Robt., Edinburgh, W.S. KETTINS. Hutchison, John, Westgreen Anderson, James, Newton Kinnear, Robt., Backmuir of Lifi Bett, John, North Corston Low, John, jun., Brewhead Bett, William, Coupar Angus Linn. William, Balgay Blair, Andrew, Peattie Martin, James, Birkhill Feus Blair, Alexander, Southgask Martin, William, Backmuir, Lifi Clark, James, Balgove Martin, William, Lochee Craigie, John, Nether Ballownie Mather, James, Balgay Culross, John, Foldsley Millar, Patrick, Balgarthno Geekie, Alex., of Baldowrie Millar, P.Millfarm of Invergowrie Gentle, James, TuUybacket Murray, Sir W, of Ouchtertyre, Gibb, James, Kettins Ostler, James, Loch of Liff Halkett, Peter, Mains of Pit cur Peebles, William, Lochee Hunter, J.,Knollhaugh of Kettins Ramsay, William, New Mains Hunter, James, Knollhead Sands, John Sim, Arbroath Hunter, William, Trenchfield Sharp, David, Birkhill Feus Murray, Mungo, Lintrose Sim, David, Mains of Gray Ritchie.. David, Greenburns Simpson, David, Wester Gourdit Robertson, Andrew, Easter Leys Smith, Charles, Gowriehill Robertson,D.,LeyofHallyburton Stewart, John, Hillside Robertson, James, Rosebank Stewart, Thos., Backmair, Liff Scott, William, Ardlair Swan, John, Birkhill Fues Shaw, William, of Newhall Thomson, David, Lochee Simpson, William, South Gask Waddel, James, brewer, Liff Smart, John, Ley of Hallyburton Watson, Peter, Liff Smart, John, Wester Leys Watson, Thomas, of Liff Spalding, C, Ashley Cottage Webster, James, Birkhill Feus Watson, Alex., Tillybauckart Whittet, John, Invergowrie Watson, John, Ford of Pitcur Wilson, James, Charleston FOKPARSHIRE. 131 Wilson, Thos., Hillside of Balgay Adam, John, Broughty Ferry Young, William, Whitlawstone Arklay, Wm,, North Grange rUNDIE. Baird, Alex., sen., Monifieth Archer, William, Bowhouse Baird, James, do. Bell, Peter, Bowhouse Barrie, James, do. Bett, Thomas, Pitermo Beat, Thomas, Laws Cameron, James S., Sunnyhall Beattie, John, Dundee Hunter, George, Easter Keith Bell, J.nail-mak. Broughty Ferry Hunter, Patrick, Kirkton Bell, James, jun., do. Irvine, Rev. Thomas Bell, John, Ferry-port-on-Craig' Patullo, William, Lundie Castle Brown, Alex., Broughty Ferry Patullo, David, jun., Ardgath Brown, Alex., Barnhill Links Smith, David, Flock lands Brown, James, Balgillo Smith, Thomas, Smithston Bi-own, John, Dundee Smith, John, Clushmill Christie, William, Dundee MAINS. Collier. Robert, Balraossie Baxter, William, Dundee Colville, William, of Laws Bell, Geo., Barns of Claverhouse Cowie, Robert, Broughty Ferry Bell, James, do. Gumming, Gershom, Dundee Cannan, Rev. Dr David Davidson, Peter, Seafield Carmichael, Peter, Dundee Davidson, Stephen, do. Cobb, George, Mains Dean, Alex., Broughty Ferry Cobb, William, Mains of Fintray Dick, Rev. Thomas, Forthill Cochrane, D.Hilton, Balmadown Dick, Thomas, Ardownie Doctor, Alex., West Kirkton Dick, Alexander, Monifieth Duncan, Alex., West Marsh Drimmie, Daniel, Panmure Feld Fenton, John, Mill of Mains Easton, John, Broughty Ferry Finlay, William, Longhaugh Elder, David, do. Greig, John, Whitefield Erskine, Thomas, Dundee Keill, Andrew, of do. Ferrier, Peter, Broughty Ferry Langlands, John, Whitfield Ferrier, Alexander, Monifieth Leith, Thomas, Dundee Fyfe, George, Barnhill Links Miller, William, of Balmadown Gall, Charles, Broughty Ferry Mathewson, AI. jun., Hillhouses Gambley, Thomas, do. Ramsay, J., Magdalen-Kirkton Gray, W.. Milton of Monifieth Ramsay, J,, Hilton of Balmuir Greig, Alex., Broughty Ferry TurnbuU, John, Claverhouse Halley, David, do. ^hyte, Alexander, Dundee Hamond, Thos. L.. do. Wilkie, George, Maryfield Henry, Alexander, A„ Woodend MONIFIETH. Hill, David, Broughty Ferry A.dam, W., Hillocks of Ethie- Hughes, William, do. beaton Hunter, Robert, do. ^.nandale, Al., wood-merch, do. Hunter, Dav., jun , North Ferry Anderson, Alexander, do. Hunter, General Geo., Forthill inderson, Thomas, Monifieth Kay, John, Shank of Omachie A.nderson, Francis, do. Kerr, Tho., Grange of Monifieth 'Ircher, G.,jun., Broughty Ferry Kinnear, Geo. Broughty Ferry Irchcr, Alex., shipmaster, do. Kinnear, Geo. flesher, do. ;. 132 COUNTY BIBECTORT. Lesslie, Robert, Broughty Ferry Taylor, George, Monifieth Lindsay, Jas. C, Barnhill Links Thomson, S.C., Broughty Ferry"- Lorimer, John, Monifieth Todd, Alex. do. Low, George, Broughty Ferry Todd, Rev. Alexander Lovv, Thomas, Dundee Watson, John, Broughty Ferry Luke, Jas., Broughty Ferry Watt, John, Seafield Mackaj', Angus, do. Webster, David, Kingenny Malcolm, Tho., North Kingenny Webster, David, Broughty Ferry Marshall, John, Barnhill Webster, Alex., Barnhill Links Maule, Jaines, Monifieth Webster, W., Mai7field Cottage M'Donald, Neil, Forthill Weir, Peter, labourer M'Ewen, James, Dundee Willison, Andrew, Dundee Methven, John, Broughty Ferry Young, William, Monifieth Millar, George, Easter Balgillo MUKBUES. Miln, David, Dundee Carrie, Rev. John Milue, George, writer, Dundee Fenton, William, Middlebrighty Molison, Francis, Binrock Hood, James, Middleton ^udie, David, Mill of Omachie Kenely, James, Murroes Nicoll, James, Monifieth 'T'gilvie, Alexan-'er, Ballumbie Nicoll. William, Dundee Ogili^y, George R., E linburgh Nicoll, Wm., shoemaker, Dundee Ogilvy, John, Easter Gagio Norrie, Robert, Feus of Forthill Ogilvy, David, Windy Mill Norrie, Charles, Broughty Ferry Smith, Peter, Leyshade Ogilvie, Thomas, Balmossie Smith, Thomas, Powrie Peter, David, Monifieth Smith, William, Westhall Petrie, David, Broughty Ferry Thomson, Wm., E ster Gagie Pryde, George, do. Watson, Aw. Mill of Brighty Rankine, James, Monifieth Webster, Al., Barns of Wedder- Rankin?, Robt., do. burn NEWTYLE. Rait, David, Barnhill Links Addison, James, Newtyle Ramsay, David, Monifieth Balfour, Alexander, Dundee Ramsay, Alex., Broughty Ferry Butter, John, Newtyle Rennie, David, Mill of Omachie Crichton, A. Ha^on of Newtyld Ritchie, John, Broughty Ferry Gibb, James, Newtyle Ross, Alexander, do. Gill, John, do. Scott, Robert, do. Guthrie, James, Dundee Shepherd, David, do. Jack, James, Newtyle Sliiell, John, Barnhill Links Jamieson, David, do. Small, David, do. Lindsay, Robertson, Hendersto* Spence, Andrew, wood merchant Mitchell, Thomas, Kirkinch Stewart, John, Broughty Ferry Murdoch, "John, Newtyle Stewart, Chai'les, Seafield Moon, James, do. Stewart, .John, Dundee Moon, George, flp. Stephen, Andrew, do. Moon, Rev. John Stiven, David, Monifieth Moon, William, Dundee Stiven, Robert, do. Pirie, Jaines, Nethermill Strachan, John, df>. Robertson, Alex. Dundee Swan, A{feX,,:BrCfughty Ferry Scott, Peter, Pitna^jpie FOKFAKSHIRE. 133 Small, John, Burnmouth Tawse, Chas., Muir of Baldovan Stephen, John, Davidston Warden, Al. J.,,West Mil! of do. Stewart, Robert, Newtyle Wilkie, George, Maryfield Stewart, Charles, do. Wilkie, John, do, Whitton, James, Pitnappie TEALING. STRATH MARTIiNE. Bell, Alex., New Mains Adam, John, Bridi-efoot Bell, Alex., Balnuth Bell, Peter, Auchrle Bell, Charles, Baikello Cochrane, D. Hillton of Balma- Crammtind, Alex, Huntirgfauld* down Fairweather, John, Finlarg Crawford, Robert, Pitempton Fairweather, William, Prieston Hay, James, jun. do. Fenton, John, Shielhill Hill, James, baker Glass, James, Tealing Keith, John, Jeanfield Hood, Dnvid, c.f Balluderon Keith, William, Mill Fallaws Hood, John, Milton cf Tealing Laird, David, of Stralhmartine Kinmond, Da., East Shielhill Lindsay,A. EastMill of Baldovan Langlands, Ddvid, Balkemback Livingston, Jas. West Mill of do. Millar, Patrick, ot Balbeuchly Matthewson, Alex. Hil houses Robertson, Da., Nether Todhilla Patullo, David, Boldrogan Swan, James, Moathill Preston, David, Gallowhill Walker, John, jun. Todhills Simpson, John, Strath martine ARBROATH DISTRICT. ARBIRLOT. Paterson,A.MilltoMrn of Arbirlot Anderson, John, Greenford Paterson, W. Kelly Bleaehfield Bowie, Alex,, Mains of Kelly Petrie, James, Pitcundrura Buik, David, Btoomhill Ruxton, Alexander, Bonhaird Butchart, Robert, Arbirlot Scott, James, Easter Kaox Caithness, Charles, Millhill Sin)e, Robert, Newton Collier, John, Panlathie Scott, David, Cuthlie Dick, John, East Balmirmar Starrock, Peter, Craigend Dowall,C. jun. Kelly Bleaehfield Shield, William, Arbirlot Dowall, Charles, Wormj'hills ARBROATH. Duncan, James, Panlathie Mill Beattie, D. Burnside of Boysack Finlayson, David, Balcathie Dorward, Thomas, Rosebank Finlayson,Thomas,Nether Kelly Ja/nieson, Walter, Cottage Fowler, Peter, Arbirlot Johnston, Robert, of Denfield Goodall, William, Salisbury Kewans, James, Bishoploch Goldie, William, Arbirlot Key, James, of Berryfauld Jamieson, John, Crndie Key, George, Dundee Johnston, George, Fauldyhill Lurian, Alex., of Bishopsloch Johnston, William, Braeside Mann, Alexander, Woodside Key, James, Bank Peat, Robt,, of Catherine Bank Kidd, Andrew Lochaber Peter, James, Mains of Millfield Lamb, David, Crudie Acres Smith, Patrick, of Smithfield Lawrie, Charles, Millhill Stirton, Fi'ancis, Frazerfield Millar, David, Kellyfield Stiven, Peter, M airlands Nicoll, William, Arbirlot Traill, John, surgeon, Arbroath 1.U COUNT* DIRECTORT. BAKRT. Millar, John, Carnoustie Adams, James, Dunnichen Montgomery.J.Maulesbank.M.D. Anderson, Janus, Carnoustie Munro, John, Agra Mount Airth, DavM^ IVIill of Barry Proctor, J-imes, Barry Airfch, William, do. Paton, Charles, Carnou-stia Aymevs, \YiI!iam, Birry P iton, Alexander, do. Balfour, William, Carnoustie Paton, Davi 1, do. Boyle, Alexander, Huntertown Paton, John, Panbrida Brown, R;!berl', Carnoustie Patullo, James, Ravensby Balfour, AIpx , Carnoustie Petrie, David, Carnoustie Butchart, John, do. r'etrie, John, Salmondsrauir Butchart, Wiiliam, do. '; Rie, George, Carnoustie Butchart, Robert, do. Rae, Alexander, do. Canf, Daviii, do. Shand, Alex. do. Child, David, do. S 'lie Id, John, do. Coflstable, W. B., of Wallace Shuttle, John, Carnoustie Craigie Simpson, Rev. William Cram inond,William, Carnoustie Smith, John, manuf. Carnoastie Crawford, Janie^, do. Smith, John, do. Crockatt, Wm. jun., Dundee i'ennant, John, Links of Barry Davidson, Jan^es, Lochand Warden, Robert, Carnoustia Donaldson, G-eorgf, Carnoustie Whitton, James, do. Evvan, Wra. blacksmith, Barry Whitton, David, Clayholes Ferrier, James, Carnoustie CARIIYLLIE. Flemincf, Alexnnler, Murross Alexander, David, Easthills Forbes, Robert, Arbroath B i!Tie, Jas. Drum of Carnegie Fowler, Alex. Carnoustie Bell, Rev. Patrick, Carmyllie Fox, James, do. Clark, David, Milltown of Conoo Fox, Georcre, do. F thie,J. Smithytonof Cononsyth Fvffe, Thomas, do. Gardyne, James, Milltown Fjffe, William, Crockhill Gibson, A., Crofts of Carmyllie Grey, David. Cotton of Ardestie Hendry. Alex., Wester Skechin G-uihrie, Charles, of Paybans Hume, David, Easter do. G-uild, John, Carnoustie Rume, Robert, Hillhead Hood, James, G-sdhall Kydd, James, Backboath Kidd, David, B irry Lands Kyd, James, Mains of Carmyllie^ Kyd, David, Cai'nou3t;e Kyd, John, Newton J&anison, Ro'>ert. Viewbauk Rait, John, Cotton of Cononsyth ^ Laird, John, Carnoustie Scott, Yv'ilUam, Carnegie Livingston, Wiiliam do. Souter, Charles, Westhills Lorimer, Roher*^, do. Suttie, Henry, Greyston LousoT), Djvid, Nawbigainst Taylor, James, Carmyllie Lowson, Js. Wright, Carnoustie GUTHRIE. Lowson, J«i., Gord-mercht., do. Dickson, David, Pykerton LOwaon, John, do. Dykes, David, Hillside Lowson, Thomas, do. Gouk, Alex., Loauhead Mill, aonrg:^ G-cdhall Kermath, George, Langlands Mackie, Andi'ew, do Kid, Wra., Cotton of Kirkbudd© Martin, DaviU, jua. da Mathew, James, Dubton FOKFARSHIRE. 18£ Nicol, W., Newton of Kirkbuddo Brown, James, Pressock Oy^ilvy, Georf^e, of Kirkbuddo Cameron, James, Bructullo Rarasay,Re v.W. Manse ofGuthrie Carrie, John, Knockhill Sheriffs, H., Hilton of do. Carrie, John, Kossie Island Slieriffs, David, Newton do. Cioal, James, Friockheim Smith, Thomas, Holemill Davidson, Walter, do. Sraitljj James, Drowiulubbs Dunn, Lanchlan, Stracathro Soutar, Robert, Millfield Dunn, James, Friockheim Strachan, Alex., Milton Edwards, Robert, do. Sturrock, Wm., Bint^ of Turin Fairweather, Wjlliam, Gask Taylor, John, Keniphills Fairweather, John, Friockheim INVERKEILLOR. Fairweather, David, East Idvies Anderson, George, Hodaeton Forbes, David, Friockheim Anderson, James, Milltield Fyffe, William, do. Anderson, David, Kirkton Herald, Andrew, West Idvies Anderson, David, Inchock Hoj,f^r, John, Friockheim Anderson,D. NorthMains otEthie Hood, Rt., Hilihead of Ascnrry Arklay, Rev. George Johnston, Alex., Friockheim Buchanan, John, Gilcliorn Mann, James, do. Carey, Robert, Hilton Mather, Alex., do. Carnegie, John, of RedhaH Middleton, Charles do. Collier, Edwards, Kirkton Mill Miln, James, Kinnares Coupar, John, of Dou Kerr, Thomas, "West do, Fullarton, J., Mains of Lethara Kinnear, Alex., Pitearly Fullerton, G., North Mains of do. M'Kie, Rev. Thomas Hodgeton, R., Murroes, Parkhill Mihi, Charles, Newlandhead Kerraath, John, Woodside Patullo, George, Easter do. Kid, Charles, Arbroath PatuUo, Georg'e, Kirkton Kinnear, David, Culloden Watt, Duncan, Smithfield Kyd, George, Hospitalfield panbr:oe. Kyd, George, Mary well Anderson, Alex., Balmachie Kydd, George. Parkconon Andei son, Wm. Mains ofPanmure Lamb, James, Woodside Anderson, David, Westhaven Leslie, J., Firthmuir of Boysack Balbirnie, Thomas, Balwyssie Lindsay, D.,W. Grange of Conon Bowie, Alex., jun , West Scryue Louson, Rev. D. R., Arbroath Cairncross, John, Hauj?hhead Louson, David, of Woodside Collier, Thomas, Hatton Lumgair, J., Muir of Newgrange Crichton, Alex., Inchture Lunan, Rev. R., of Drumyellow Fuller, Alex., Westhaven Mann, James, Mid-Peebles Gray, James, do. Mann, Alex., West Newbiggingf Ireland, Alex.. Crombie Mill Mathe^*, William, Marywell Kydd, Alex., Balwyssie Mather, W.,W. Mains of CoUiston Martin,Geo.,Newtonof Panbride Mather, William, jun., do. Mill, William, Panbride Mills, Chailes, of Elmbank Mitchell, Andrew, Balmachie Miln, James, Rosehill Muir, John, Arbroath Morgan, Dd., Grange of Conon Paton, Rt., Newton of Panbride Morris, Aw., East Newbigging Renny, J jr. PanbrideBleachfield Mudie, John, yr. of Pitmuies Renny. William, jun., do. Muir, Rev. John Webster. James, Auchrenny Ogilvy, James, of Parkconon "Wilson, John, Panbride Patullo, James, Dickmontlaw ST. VIGEANS. Raitt, A., Firthmuir of Boysack Allan, Patrick, of Hospitalfield Raitt, J., Cotton of Colliston Bell, John, KinaMie Robertson, Thos., Letham Blacklaw, Alex., Muirheads Scott, Thomas, of "Beechwood Boath, Robert, Firhills Sheriifs, Robert, Denside Boyle, John, Grange of Conon Simpson, J. ,Seaton of Auchmithie Brash, John, St Vigeans Smith, Alexander, Whitewell Brown, Robert, Auchmithie Smith, Al., Newton of Parkhill Brown, Alex., Grange of Conon Smith, David, Arbroath Brown, William. Bankfoot Smith, J., Woodside, North Tarry Bruce, James, Denside Smith, Walter, Marjwell Clark, R.,Westmiiir, Newgrangc Souter, George, Letliam Mill Colville, Robert, Cairnton Souter, William, St Vigeans Crichton, J. ofW.GrangeofConon Thornton. John, Linihill Davidson, John, Willenyards Welsh, Thomas, Peebles Duguid, Andrew, Dickmontlaw Whyte, David, Marywell Duncan, John, of Parkhill Whyte, AVm., Friockheira Eaton, T., Muir of Newgrange Whyte, F. Drumyellow Ferrier, Robt.. Whitehall Windrum, Dd., New Grange Fife, Thomas, Lethaoa Mill Young, David, Birkhili FORFABSniRE. 141 1829 1841. David Wedderliurn of Pearsie John Carne{,ae of Kinnaird I«31 1843. Hon.Wm. Ogilvy of Airlie Castle Wm. Douglas Dick of Pitkerro F.L.S.Weddeibuni of Wedderb. VV. B. Constable of WallaceCraigie "Wm.David Proctor of Halkerton 1845. Sir Thos. Monro of Lindertis, Bt. Charles Lyell, yr. of Kitinordy David Laird of Strathmartine William Hunter, yr. of Burnside Lt.Col. T.R.Swinburne ofMarcns James Mill of Noranside D. W. B. Ogiivy of Tannadice Major David Fyffe of Smithfield David Rankine of Dudhope David Hunter of BlacUntss Lt.Cul.Jas.Dalgairns otBalgaviea Thomas Carne^y of Craigu David Nairne ot Drumkilbo DUNDEE DISTRICT. 1835 1796. The Provost of Dundee Ja. Mudie of Pitmuies & Arbikie 1828. Alex. Balfour, Dundee James R?itt of Anniston Thomas Carnaby, Forfar, Clerk of General Meeting's. Clerks of Subdivisions.— Drw'ul Louson, Arbroath; Wm. Ander- son, Brechin; David Chirk, Coupar-Angus ; Charles Walker, Dundee ; Thomas Carnaby, Forfar ; Jas. Lei^'-Iitou, Montrose. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY & COM. OF PEACE* FORFARSHIRE. Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at Forfar first Tuesdays of March, May and August, and last Tuesdiiy uf Octobur. Annual General Meeting nfihe Commissioners oi Supjily, at Forfar, 3(Uh April. Earl of Airlie, Lord-Lieutenant W. F. Lindsay Carnegie of Boysack, Convener of the County Those marked a are J P.'s ouly — Those 6 Commissioners of Supply only. Marquis of Huntly Hon. Donald Ogiivy of Clova Marquis of Ailsa Hon. W. Ogiivy, Airlie Castle Earl of Strathmore Hon. A. Stewart of Balmerino Earl of Northesk aHon. Capt. William Keith, r.n. Earl of Minto &Hon. Capt. G. Douglas 6Earl of Kintore aHon. John Arbuthnott Earl of Camperdown Right Hon. Fox Maule oEarl of Fife aHon. Lauderdale Maule Earl of A boyne and Enzie aHon, Wm. Maule Lord Gray aJohn Aberdein, Montrose Lord Douglas &Jaraes Adamson of Balloch Lord Wharncliffe aGeorge Adam, Forfar Lord Pantnure Patrick Allan of H ospitalfield Viscount Duncan David Allardice of Dunfin Viscount Melgund aWilliam Andson, Arbroath 6Lord Ogiivy J. Anderson of Clocksbrigs J. C. Arbuthnott of Balnanioon Pat.Cruikshank of Glenskenno D.Arbuthnottjyr. of Balnamooii Alex. Cfuikshank of Keithock Patrick Arkley of Duninald bJ. Cruikshank, yr. of K'-ithock R. H. Arklay of ClepinCareston aGeorge Brown of Blairfield James Duff, M. P. for Banffshire aAndrew Brown of Dundee John Duncan of Parkhill aWilliam Bruce, Arbroath rtGeo. Duncan, Dundee, m.p. aJanies Burnes of Rennyiield Alex. Erskine of Balhall aJaraes Burnes, l.l.d. Thomas Erskine of Linlathen ajames Brown, Dundee Thos. Farquh arson of Baldovie James Campbell of Craigie William Ford of Westwood aGeorge Canning, Arbroath Frederick Fotheringham, w.s. aThomas Carnaby, Forfar Major D. Fyffe of Smith«eld Thomas Carnegy of Craigo James Forrest of Easter Ogil Sir J. Carnegie of Southesk,Bt. aRichard Gardner of Dudhope Rev. JamesCarn gie of Seaford A. Geekie of Easter Baldowrie aJohn Carnegie of Redball Aw. Gemmel of Whitewell "Wm. F. L. Carnegie of Boysack Arch. Gibson of Auchinreoch JWilliam Carnegie, yr. of do. a.hiraes Goodall, Arbroath «Geo. F. Carnegie of Pitarrow alohn Gordon, Corston John Carnegie of Kinnard William Gourlay of Baikie Chas. Hay Carnegie of Pitforthi? aJohn Graham, Pearsie James Carnegy of Finhaven SFrancis Graham of Ballindarg cCol.SirW.ChalmerSjC.B., k.c.h. Cl;ar!es Gray of Carse Patrick Chalmers of Auldhar D. Greenhill of Craignathro JohnlnglisCbalmers, Ballumbie Z>Arch. Grewer of Easter Craig ^Alexander Christie, Dundee John Guthrie of Guthrie aCharles Clark of Prineeland D.C Guthrie, mercht., London aJames Clark, Montrose aMajor Guthrie, late of Cottage, Alex. Clayhills of Invergowrie Dundee aWilliam Cobb, Mains of Fintry aCharles Guthrie of Taybank Thomas Colder, Hatton aDavid Guthrie, sen., Brechin aRobert Collier, Balmossie James Guthrie of Craigie cJohn Collier, Panlathie David Haig of Glen ogil William Colville of Laws aRobert Haldane, w.s. W. B. Constable of Wallace John I. Harvey of Kinnettlefl Craigie aCaptainF. Hawkins, Cairnbank J.CrichtonofWGrange ofConon John Hay of Letham FOKFARSniEE. US fcRev- G. O. Henderson of Ro- aWm. M'Donald, D'Donald of chilhill St Martin's and Rossie ; G. C Henderson of Carlinffwell aCapt. Wm. M'Inroy of Arnhall W.Hendersonof GrangeofBnrrv 6Thos. M'Kenzie of Applecross , John Hill of Cotton of Craig John M'Kenzie Lindsay, w.s. cDavid Hood of Baliuderon bD. S. M'Laggan,of Glenquiech aDavid Hunter of Burnside Cap. A M'NeillofEasterBraikie David Hunter of Blackness aJohn M'Nicoll, Craig aDavid Hunter, Broughty FeiT} aWm. M'Pherson of Blairgowrie aRobert Hector, Balbirnie James Marnie of Deuchar Jas. Inverarity of Rosemount aPatrick Mason, Montrose ' i>Capt.Phil'p JacksonofGlasswell M.G.L.Measonlate of Lindertia aWilliam Jameson, Montrose Maj. James Mil! of Noranside Alex. Johnston of Lawton ^Patrick Millar, Balbeauchly cAlex. Kay, Dundee aDavid Miln, Dundee fcAndrew Keill of Whitefield James Miln of Woodhill George Keith of Usan Alex. Hay Miln, yr. of do. Thomas Kerr of North Grange aFranc^s Mollison, Dundee aH.N.I. Kerr of St Ann's Cottage Z)Jo!in Moncur of Cainmock aChristopher Kerr, Dundee Sir Thos. Monro of Lindertia aWilliam Mitchell Kerr aj. Montgomery of Maulesbank George Kinloch of Kinloch aCap. J.Montgomery, Carnoustie Col. J. Kinloch of Kilry&Logie William Moi'gan of Balbinny aThos.Kinloch, 42dRegt. ofFoot James Mudie of Pitmuies George Kirkaldy of Baldovie John Mudie, yr. of do. James L'Aray of Dunkenn'y Pat Murray of Simprim John R. LAmy, yr. of do. Mungo Murray of Lintrose John Laing of Renmuir J. M. Nairne of Dunsinnane David Laird of Strathmartine David Nairne of Drurakilbo Maj.J.Laurenson, 1 7th Lancers aJ. Neill, Mains of Dunninald Jas.Leighton, of East r Braikie all. P. Newton. Hallyburton John Lindsay of Almeriecloss Sir C. Ochterlony of Ochter- aWilliam Lindsay, Dundee lony, Bart.. aDonald Lindsay, Edinburgh SirJ Ogilvy ofInverquharity,Bt, Robert Lindsay of Almeriecloss Walter Ogilvy, yr. of Clova. Major A. Livingston of Nevv- bJ). W. B. Ogilvy of Tannadiee tormill James Ogilvy of Parkconnon David Louson of Springfield John ("gilvy of Inshewan Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly Peter W. Ogilvy of Ruthveu Alex. Lyall of Gardyne Thomas Ogilvy, yr. of do. James Lyall cf Gallery George Oyilvy of Kirkbuddo fcDavid Lyall, yr. of do. a A. L. Ogilvy of Newtonmill Robert Lyall of Newbigging a Patrick Orr, w.s., Edinburgh Robert Lyall, yr., Carcary aGeo. Paterson of Castle Huntly Charles Lyell of Kinnordy aJohn Peter, Canterland Charles Lyell, yr. of do, bD. C. Petrie of Greenlawhill Thomas L3 all, r.n. aCap. Brunswick Popham, b.n. George Lyon of Glenogil James Powrie of Reswallie fcHugh Lyon, yr. of do. Wm. D. Proctor of Halkertoa 144 COUNTY DIRKCTORT, James Raitt of Anniston aColin Syraers of Eassie,Dunde< flSir A. Ramsay of Balniain, Bt. aJohn Symers, Dundee aSir J. Ramsay of BamfF, Bart. aAdam Symon, do. 6Alex. Rnmsay. yr. of Balmain A. R. Tailyour of Borrowfiek Wames Rattray of Eastmill 6T. R. Tailyour, yr. of do. David Rankine of Da''hope &Geo. Taylor, yr. of Kirktonhil Thos. Rattray, yr- ofBreAvIancis William Imray Taylor of Lunaii cJohn Rattray of Coralbank aJames Talbot, Arthurston Alex. Reid of Pi.tendreich rtjohu Thorns of Clepington aDun. Robertson of Carronvale ctWilliam Thorns, Dundee Horatio Ross of Rossie aJ. Thomson, Paym.ForfarMilitii aJohn Ross, Montrose aPatrickH.Thoms of Aberlemni Geo, R. RolS of Hedder^ick ctRe r-Adm. Fred. Warren, k.n cSir W. Scott of Ancruni, Bart. aHugh Watson, Keillor aRobert Scott of Scotstowa _ John Watt of Easter Meathii aPatrick Scott, 'Dundee James Webster of Flemingtoi «James Scott, Forfar James Webster of Balmuir William Shaw of Newhall Robert Webster of Balruddery aThomas Shaw, yr. of Forter &Sir David Wedderburn bJ. P. Shaw of Drumfork David Wedderburn of Pearsie iPeter Shaw r.f V/esterton F.LS. Wedderburn of Wedder Alex. Smart of Cononsyth burn Robert Smart, yr. of do. aJames Wright of Lawton "William Smart of Cairnbank aPatrick Webster of Westfield aGeorge Smart, Montrose aJohn Webster, Forfai aJohn Smith. Hare Craig ^Andrew Whitfon of Couston William Smith of Camside aJas.Wighton, Mylnefield-housi John Smyth of Balharry aJohn Yeam;m, Fo'far fcjames Souter, ws. The Sheriff and his Substitute. tDavid Spalding of Rroomhall Provost&eldestBailie of Forfa Robert Speid of Ardovie Provosts of Ar' roath, Brechin James Speid, yr. of do. Dundee and Montrose James Speid, Brechin aEldest Bailie of AriToath, Bre JFraucis Stewart of Balmerino chin, MTid Montrose; eldest & aJohu Sturrock, Dundee second Bailies of Dundee Col. T.R. Swinburne of Marcus aJudge of the Harbour Police Thos. A. Swinburne, yr. of do. Dundee Thomas Carnaby, Foifar, L lerk of Supply James Barclay, Forfar, Colltctor of County Rates. JUSTICES OF PEACE SMALL DEBT COURTS. FORFARSHIRE. The Acting Justices, Judges. Arbroath District—Court held first Monday of every month. Brechin District— Court held first Wednesday of every month. Dundee District— Court held every alternate Monday. Forfar District—Court held second Wednesday of every month. Kirriemuir District — Court held fii'st Friday of every month Montrose District—Court held first Monday of every month. FOKFAKSHIEE. 145 CLERKS OF TH ; PEACE. FISCALS. ?OBFABSHiRR ...Wm. Chalmers, Dundee. ,.Wm. Hntcbeon, Forfar Arbroath... Robert Lyon Scott & Ritchie Brechin ...J. Speid and C. Will D. D. Black Dundee ...Alexander Chr'stie Edmund Baxter Forfar Patrick Meflfan Wm. Hutchison Kirrieniuir-.Duncan Wilkie G. B. Brand Montrose. ..Adam Bnrnt-s Robert Burness COURTS OF APPEAL AGAINST ASSESSED TAXES. District. Clerks. Court Bays Dundee Jn. Kerr, Dundee 1 st Wed. of May Forfar Wm. Hutchison. Forfar ...Friday following Brechin William Anderson, Brechin, Saturday do. Montrose Buruh. James Leij^hton, Montrose. Monday do. (Arbroath Jn. Macdonald, Arbroath. ..2d Tues oF May PROPERTY ANh INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS. The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute, ex officiis, for all the Districts. FORFAR DISTRICT. General Commissioners. Commissioners to supply vacancies Hon. W. Ogilvie of AirlieCastle Frederick Fotheringham, w.s. Peter W. 0^11 vy of Ruthven James Forrest of Easter Ogil aWm. D. Proctor of Halkerton T. Rattray, yr of Kirkhillocks Colonel John Kinloch of Kilry D. W. B. Ogilvy of Tannadice Colonel Dalg-airns of Balgavies William Douglas of Brigtou aProvost of Forfar James Powrie of Reswallie aAw. Robertson, Sheriff-Sub. William Smith of Damside Thomas Lyell, Kinnordy John Arnott of Petreuchie DUNDEE DISTRICT. General Commissioners, James Miln of Woodhill Lord Duncan William Shaw of Newhall Sir J. Ogilvy of Inverquharity John Laing of Renmuir William D. Dick of Pitkerro Tho. Keir, yr. of South Grange Rob. Webster of Balruddery Patrick Millar of Balbeuchly aJohn Watt of Meathie Alex. Clayhills of Invergowrie Provost of Dundee Major Dav. Fyffe, of Smithfield Commissioners to supply vacancies David Hunter of Blackness Thomas Erskine of Linlathen Rob. H. Arklay of Clepingtoa AKBROATH DISTRICT. General Commissioners. aWilliam I. Taylor of Lunan John Guthrie of Guthrie John Duncan of Parkhill Janaes Mudie of Pitmuies aPat. Allan of Hospitalfield John Hay of Letham Robert Smart, yr. of Cononsyth James Rait of Anniston Rob Lindsay . yr. of Almericlosa Alex. Smart of Cononsyth Additional Commissioners^ John Lindsay of Almericloss Georife Canning, Arbroath Provost of Arbroath Alexander Mann, do. Commissioners to supply vacancies Alex. Macdonald, do. aJohn Mudie, jr. ot Pitmuies . 146 COUNTY DIRECTOUT. BnKCHIN DISTRICT INCLTDING MONTIJO'^E General Commissioners. John lugMs Chalmers, Ballumbie Right Hon. Lord Panraure aCap. Arch. Macneill, Montrose Patrick Chahners of Auldbar <7Provost of Bi'echin Robert Lyall, Old Montrose Pat. Arklay of Dunninald James Speid, Brechin JaniPS Speed of Ardovie Col. T. R. Swinburne of Marcus David Greenhill of Craignathro James Leighton, Montrose Alex. R.Tailyour of Borro-wfield "William Smart of Cairnbank Additional Com7nissioners izProvost of Miintrose Cpt Hawkins,Cairnbank.Brechin Commissioners to supply vacancies n. N. I. Kerr, St Ann's, do. Thomas Carnesy of Craigo Assessors—James Anderson, jr., Arbroath ; James Barclay, For- far; Thomas Barclay, Montrose ; James Jack, Dundee. Clerks.—Carnaby and Anderson, Eorfar, for Arbroath, Brechin Montrose, and Forfar ; David Small, Dundee. Collectors—James Grubb, Forfar and Brechin ; John Kerr, Dun- dee ; A. Burnes, Montrose ; and D. Louson, Arbroath. Inspector—John Caird. Perth, for all the Districts. Surveyors —James Jack, Dundee and Forfar; James S. Bain, Montrose, Arbroath, and Brechin. Those markecl mni)Ssi"ner'' for malc'ns; and allowing A>-sessnit'nts uiiritr Sclicrln c D , Pr 'fits <>ii Tiade, &c. TRUSTEES ON TURNPIKES, FORFARSHIRE. Bettvixt Dundee and Cupar Angus, with its Branch to Meigle Earl of Camperdown, Viscount Duncan, Sir J. Ramsay, M, Murray of Lintrose, David Rankine of Dud!iope, Dav'd Laird of Strath- martine, Robert Haldane, vv.s., R. P. Newton Hallyburton. Lord John Frederick Gordon Hallyburton of Pitcur and Richard Gardner, Esq. Dudhope.—Charles Clark of Princeland, Conpar Anp:us, Treasurer. —Wm. Byers, Clei)in^ton, Dundee, Surveyor. Betioixt Dundee and foot of Sidlaws. — Sir John Ogilvy, John Thorns of Clepington, David Lair;l of Strathmartine, and David Hood of Balluderon— C. & J. Kerr, Dundee, Clerks and Trea- surers Wm. Byers, Clepin.!j:ton, Dundee, Surveyor. Betivixt Dundee and Inveryotvrie.— Alex. Clayhills of Tnverg'ovf- rie, Dn'id Hunter of Blackness, Robert Webster of Balruddery, Sir Wm. Scott of Ancruuj, Geo. PiUerson of Castle Huntly, and the Provost and first Bailie of Dundee. — C. & J. Kerr, Dundee, Clerks and Treasurers. —Wm By ers,Clep!n, Betioixt Dundee and Pitherro — Sir John Ogilvy, Thomas Erskine of Linlathen, Charles Guthrie of Tayjiaiik, David Blair of Cooks- ton, Wm. Cobb, Mains of Fintray, and John Smith at Harecraig. Charles Walker, Dundee, Clerk and Treasurer.—Thomas Dodds, jBaldovie, Surveyor. Betwixt Brechin and Liickyslap. —Lord Panraure. Pat. Chalmers, of Auldbar, Ptohert Speid of Ardovie, J. C. Arbuthnott of Balna- nioon. Captain Hawkins at Cairnbank, Da. Leighton of Bearhill, James Speid, Brechin, and the Provost and eldest Bailie of Brechin. Adam Burnes, Montrose, Clerk and Treasurer.—William Byers, Clepington, Dundee, Surveyor, Betwixt Dundee and Montrose.—Lord Panmure, William Bruce Gardyne of Middleton, David Scott of Newton, William I. Taylor of Lunan, James Milne of Woodhili, Patrick Arkley of Dunninald, James Raitt of Anniston, Robert Arklay of Clepington, and Thos. Collier at Ilatton. —Adam Burnes, /lontrose. Clerk and Treasurer. —Thos. Dodds, Baldovie, and David Kinn' ar, Arbroath, Surveyors. Betwixt Arbroath and Brechin by Pitmuies Mill, and from Pit- muies Mill to Forfar Lord Panmure, Sir James Carnegie, Sir John Ogilvy, John Guthrie of Guthrie, Col. Dalgairns of Balgavies, Robert Smart, yr. of Cononsyth, James Speid, Brechin, Thomas Collier of Hatton, and the Provosts of Arbroath and Brechin.- Louson and Macdonald, Arbroath, Clerks and Treasurers. —Thos. Dodds, Baldovie, Surveyor. Betwixt Arbroath and Forfar Turnpike and Cairnconan Hill. — Alex. Smart of Cononsyth, John Crichton of West Grange, Alex. Lyall ol Gardyne, John Vlud'ie, yr. of Pitmuies, John Hay of Lethara. Ro. Johnston of Denfield, Robert Smart, yr. of Conon- syth, and the Provost of Arbroatli. —John Macdonald, Arbroath, Clerk and Treasurer. —David Lindsay, West Grange of Conan, Surveyor. Betwixt Montrose and Forfar, hy Monthromont Muir—Sir James Carnegie of Southesk, HjntioRoss of Rossie, 'Robert Lyall of NewbiggincT, Col. Dalgairns of Balgavies, Jas. Anderson of Clocks- briggs, and the Provosts and eldest Bailies of Montrose raid For- far. —James Molison, Hillhead, Brechin, Clerk. Betwixt Montrose and Brechin.— Al. Cruikshank of Keithock, Ja. Lyall of Gallery, Wm. Smart of Cairnbank, J. Cruikshank of Langleypark, the Provosts, eldest Bailies, Deans of Guild, and Conveners of Trades of Montrose and Brechin.—Jas. Leighton, Montrose, Treasurer.— Geo. C. Myers, Montrose, Clerk, —Wm. Rickard, Brechin, Surveyor. Betioixt Montrose and the Bridges over the Northesk. —Marquis of Ailsa, Lord Panmure, Alex. R. Tailyour, of Borrowfield, Alex. Cruikshank of Stracathro, Alex. Cruikshank of Keithoek, Robert Speid of Ardovie, Cha. H Carnegy of Newton, Jas. Lyall of Gal- lery, John Duncan of Sannyside, Robert Lyall of Newbiggiug, the Provost, three Bailies, and Dean of Guild of Montrose.—Adam Burnes, Moatrosa, Cierk aud Treasurer.—Wm; Byers, Dundee, Surreyor. — 148 COUNTY DIRECTOBT. Betioixt the Northesk Bridge at Inglismaldy and the Western Gonjines of Forfarshire. —Lord Paiiniure, Alex , Cruikshank of Keithock, Wm. D. Proctor of Halkerton, Wm. Smart of Caim- bank, Col. T. R. Swinburne, of Marcus, and William Douglas of Brighton. — G. Hamilton, Forfar, Clei'k and Treasurer.—Thomas Dodds, Baldovi^-, Surveyor. Betibixt Forfar and Kirriemuir. —W. F. L. Carneffie of Boysack, W. D. Proctor, of Halkerton, John Kinloch of Kilry, Tho. Lyell, Kinnordy, and the Piovosts of Forfar and Arbroath AVm. Ro- berts, Forfar, Clerlv and Treasurer.—James Corsar. Surveyor. Betioixt Kirriemiiir and Petterden.—Charles I.yall of Kinnordy, "W. D. Proe or of Halkerton. Robert Lyall of Newbisg'ing, and J. Smith at Harecrai^ , —G. Hami ton, Forfar, Clerk and Treasurer. Alex. M'Donald, Glamniis, Surveyor Patrick Orr, W.S., Clerk to General Meetings of Road Turustees. James Barclay, Forfar, Auditor of Accounts TRUSTEES ON COMMUTATION ROADS, FORFARSHIRE- Annual G 'n'ral Meetinc;. at Fdrfar, first Tms'lay in May. The Landed Proprietary, Commissioners of Supply, and Justices of the Peace of the County. CLERKS TO THE TRUSTEES. Arbroath District. ..D. Louson I Forfar District. ..T. Carnaby Dundee „ ...C. & J. Kerr j Montr.&Brech....J.Speid,Breh. COLLECTORS OF ROAD MONEY. Arbroath David Jolly Forfar William Lyon Brechin Wm. Gordon Kirriemuir.. Duncan Wilkie Dundee Alex. Smith Montrose Thomas Barclay The St'h"! liva^'tP'S, in eener;'!, C"]l( c'l Wm. F. L. Carnegie of Boysack ; D. W. Balfour Ogiivy of Tannadice ; Thomas Lyali, Kinnordy ; James Mudie of Pit- muies; James Speid, Brechi)a; and John I. Henderson, SherilBP- Substitute, Dundee. For the Burgh of Arbroath—James Gibson and James Anderson. For the Burgh of Brechin—William Gordon. 'Far the Burgh of Dundee— Alex. Lavvson, John Anderson, G. M. Gray, Wm. Moves, Peter Hean, W. Johnstone, and W. Thorns. For the Burgh of Forfar—Provost Potter. For the Burgh of Montrose - William Jameson and James Calvert. Ex Officio—The Sheriff of the County or his Substitute. T. Carnaby, Forfar, Clerk.—W. B. Baxter, Dundee, Treasurer. Committee CKtIcs. Asstssnrs of Properly. Collectors of Assmt. Arbroath... John Macdona]d...Alex. Browi' .....David Jolly. Brechin Charles Will... D. Craijjr, J. Scott, &c..Alex. Black. Dundee W. B. Bixter...., ..William Scott Wm. Morris. Forfar Thomas Carnaby ) , . ., ^ j? t> u r. j ^ . f^ o HT f Assmnt. paid out of Burgh Funds Montrose. .George C.Myers, y James Barclay, Forfar, Collector of Landward Assessment. ; FOaFARSHIRE 14S COUNTY PRISONS.— Dundee "Wm. Mackison, Governor. "Wm. Aitken, Surgeon . Rev. Charles Macalister, Chaplain.— J. B. Lindsay, Teacher.— Mrs Anderson, Matron and Female Teacher. Montrose.— James Duthie, Keeper.—A. F. Ferguson, M.D,, Surgeon.—Mrs Duthie, Matron. Abbroath James Robertson, Keeper.—D. Salmond, Surgeon. FoBFAB.—Wm. B. M'Kessock, Keeper.—Alex. Smith, M.D., Sur- geon.'—Rev. H. Stewart of Oathlaw, Chaplain. —MrsM'Kessock, Matron. Bbechin.—James Stewart, Keeper.—A. M. Officer, Surgeon. CONSTABULARY. Committee—Aw. Robertson, Forfar, (Convener) ; Sir John Ogilvy Thomas Lyell, Kinnordy; Col. Kinloch of Kilry ; W.F.L. Car- negie of Boysack ; P.W. Ogilvy of Ruthven ; John Guthrie of Guthrie. ; James Rait of Anniston ; Pat. Arkley of Dunninald; R. S. Graham of Kincaldrum; David Nairne of Drumkilbo; James Miln of Woodhill ; Robert Lyall of Newbigging ; Col. Swinburne of Marcus ; "W.D. Proctor, of Halkerton; Thomas Carnegy of Craigo ; David Greenhill of Craignathro; Lieut.- Colonel Dalgairus of Balgavies; D. W. Balfour Ogilvy of Tan- nadice ; David Hunter of Blackness ; John Ogilvy of Inshewan Capt. Hawkins, Cairnbank ; the Sheriff and his Substitutes; and all Justices who are Commissioners of Supply. Thomas Carnaby, Forfar, Clerk. Henry Williams, Superintendent of County Police. There are stations at Forfar, Glammiss, Newtyle, Ruthven Bridge, Lintrathen, Dykehead of Cortachy, Finhaven, Gannachy Bridge, Upper North Water Bridge, Brechin, Inverkeillor, Friock- heim, Carnoustie, Broughty Ferry, Lochee, Letham, find Lundie. SHERIFF COURT. Summer Session—from fifst Court day after 1.5th May, till last Court-day in July. Winter Session—from first Court day after )5th Oetobt-r, ti]l 4th April inclusive. Christmas recess, not longer than tliree weeks. Oidinary Court for Forfar District, whicli comprises the pari.sliea not in Dundee District, held in Forfar every Thursday; and for Dundee District, wl}ich comprises the parishes of Auchterhouse, Barrv, Dundee, Liff and Benzie, Lundie, Mains, and Strathmartine, Monifieth, Monikie, Murroes, Panbride, and Tealing, held at Dundee, every Tuesday—during botii Sessions. James L'Amy, of Dunkenny, Advocate, Sheriff. Andrew Robertson, Forfar, Sheriff-Substitute of Forfar district. John I. Henderson, Advocate, DnnSee, do. of Dundee do. John Tindal, Forfar, Interim Sheriff-Substitute at Forfar. Jas. Ogilvy and Da. Cobb, Dundee, Interim Sheriff"- Substitutes at Dundee. Alex. Thomson, Montrose, Interim Sheriff-Substitute at Montrose. Patrick Orr, W.S., Sheriff-Clerk. John Morison Milne, Forfar ; Wm. Wales, Dundee ; William SM- ii — ! 150 COUNTY DIRECTORY. ress, Brechin ; David Greig, Montrose ; J. A. Anderson, Ar- broatli ; G. B. Brand, Kirriemuir, Depute-Clerks. Wiliiam Hutchison, Forfar, Procurator. Fiscal for Forfar district. John B. Baxter, Dundee, do., for Dundee do. COMMISSARY COURT, Held at Forfar every Thursday—at Dundee every Tuesday duiing Session.' The Sheriffs, Commis>ari(-9. James Barclay, Forfar, Clerk. —John Bell, Dundee, Depute-Clerk. Thos. Carnaby, Forfar, and David Mitchell, Dundee, Fiscals. " SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURTS. ORDINARY COURT. At Forfar—every Thursday during' Session, for causes in the dis- tricts of Forfar, Kirriemuir, Brichin, and Montrose. At Ditndee—every Tuesday during Session, for causes in the dis- tricts of Dundee and Arbroath. CIRCUIT COURTS. At Kirriemuir, third Mondays— at Brechin, third Tuesdays —at Arbroath, third Thursdays—and at .>Iontrose, third Fridays of January, March, May, July, September, and November. ^ MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Brechin—Alexander Jenkins. Dundee—John Anderson, James M'Donald, and Robert Geekie. Forfar—John Sutherland. GAME ASSOCIATION_1839. Committee—John Guthrie of Guthrie, John Hay of Letham, David Laird of Strathmartine, David Hunter of Broughty Ferry, R.S. Graham of Kincaldrum, David Wedderburn of Pearsie, David Hunter of Blackness, Col. Swinburne of Marcus, Col. Kinloch of Kilry, and Sir John Ogilvy, Bart. Thomas Carnaby. Forfar, Agent and Secretary. ~ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. The object of this Association is to support and Improve schools in the most destitute districts of the county, by tiie j-aymtDt of.small salaries to nieiitori ous tcacliers, and also to promote the institution of additional schools where they are required. The Right Honourable the Earl of Airlie, Patron. The Right Hon. Lord Panmure, President. James L'A my, Esq. ofDunkenny; Sir John Ogilvy of InverquharJty Rait of Anniston , John Kinloch, Esq. Bart ; James of Kilry , James Speid, Esq., Brechin; Patrick Meflfan, Esq.,' Forfar; Vice-Presidems. , Rev. Robert Stevenson, Forfar; Rev. George Arklay, Inverkeillor, Secretaries. John Symers, Esq., banker, Dundee, Treasurer. Jouiid " ' #Qr Sevtral ioifarbliire Liats will be uiidtr the htaa iMiBcelli;^* eort.s. i COUNTY DIRECTORY. FREEHOLDERS AND ELECTORS. KINGARDINES HIRE. POLLING PLACES. 1st District... Bourtree Bush. 4:th Disti-ict...Drumlithie. 2d District... Banchory Ternan. 5th District. . .Fettercairn. 3d District... Stonehaven. 6th District... Bush of Woodston FREEHOLDERS. George Doug-las of Arbeadie John Forbes, yr. of Johnshaven Robert B. Allardyce of Ury Robert Ramsay of Pitgarvie Hon. Huif'h Arbutlinott, m.p. James H. Burnett of Tillyboy Francis Graham of Morphie George F. Carnegie of Pittarrow John Burnett of Keranay Hon.W.Arbuthnot ofHarviestou Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie William Morrice of Tillylair WiUiam Innes of Raenioir Arthur Burnett of Monboddo SiriLlex.Ramsayof Bahnain,Bart. James Burnett do. Capt.Thos.RaiTisay of Caldhame Wm. Stewart of Wester Barras AYm. G.Adam of Wester Kinneff Hon. Wm. Ogiivy of Barras David Scott of Nether Benhohn Hercules J. Robertson of Tullos Masterton Ure of Lo^'ie James Hadden of Balmakelly John Boswell of Kingcausie Alexander Hadden, yr. of do. Robert Duff of Fetteresso Alexander Forrest of Tulloch* AlexanderGordon of Auchlunies Norman Hill of Jelly brands Sir Thos. Burnett of Leys, Bart. Capt. M'Inroy, of The Burn Henry Lumsden of Tihvhilly John Morrice of Tullos William Gordon of Maryculter SirJ.S.Forbesof Fetteroairn,BQrt Hon. Donald Ogiivy of Balbegno John Carnegie of Denstrath Robert 'J'aylor of liirktonhiil Hon.Walt.Arbuthnott of Gyrats- Alexander Thomson of Banchory mire SirJa. Carnegie of Strachan,Barr, James F. Scott of Commiestou SirC. Forbes of JohnshavenjBart. John B. Shand,. w.s. REGISTERED ELECTORS. AKBUTKNOTT. Clerk, Sir Geo.of Pennycuik,Bart Allan, Alexander, Close burn Crabb, James, Nether Pitforthie Anderson, James, Pitcarry Crabb, Alexander, Milltown Anderson,Jn.,Mains of Allardyce Dickson,' John, Alpity Brown, William, Tovvnhead Eraser, George, Meikle Fiddes Carnegie, James, Kirkstile Fullerton, Alexander, Oldcake CaiT, William, Gobbs EuUerton, George, Drumyocher Carr, John, sen., Gobbs Guthrie, A., Upper Mill of Bervie Carr, John, jun.,Nether Ci'aighill Henry, James, Montgoldruni Chrystal, William, Arbuchnott Hope, James, jun., w.s. Clark, John, Leys Irving, John, w.s.. 152 COUNTY DIEECTORT. Jolly, Robert, Banff Masson, John, Broadgreen Jo%, Francis, Kirkton Mavor, Robert, Newpark M'Bain. John, Mid Fiddes Mavor, Wm., Craighead ofArdc Milne, E.ev. James Milne, William, Hillside Mitchell, "William, Deep Milne, William, Balquharn Mollyson, Jamep,Upper Craighill Nicol, James, Dyce of Findon Murray, John, Shepherdshaugh Ogston, Alexander, of Ardoe^ Murray George, Craighead Paterson, Robert, Cookston Napier,George, Mill of A Hardy ce Paul, Rev. William, Banchoi Nicol, James, Bringieshill Devenick Kae, Jas.Wardend of Arbuthnott Pirie, Wm..NorthMainsof Findr Kankin, James, Anchindreech Robertson, George, Leggert i "Reid, Hugh, Leys of Arbuthnott Hilldowntiee Robert, William, Loanhead Shand, Robert, of Hillside Koss, Alexander, Meetlaw Shepherd, James, Baiclayhili Taylor, David, Collision Spring, James, Easter Ardoe Valentine, John, Pitcarles Spring, James, Mid Ardoe Watson, Alex. Upper Pitforthie Stewart,J.Mainsof Clashfiarquhj BANCHOKY DEVENICK. Walker,Joseph,of East Cookstc Alexander,James, Mill of Findon Wa]ker,Robt.Mainsof Portlethc Alexander,J.jun. M ainsof Hillside Watt, John, Cranhill Arthur, Rev. D. Findlay Webster, J., Banchory Devenic Baird, John, Auquhorthies BANCHORY TEKNAN. Baird, George, do. Adam, William, Bush, Bartlett, George, LittleBanchory Adam, Francis, Banchory Cadenhead, Moses, Auchlee Anderson,John,Craigton of Le; Cadeuhead, Andrew, do. Anderson, John, Burnhead Carr, Alex.. Mains of Findon Anderson, Robert, Invercanny Donald, James, of Bishopston Anderson, William. Hattonbui Donald, Aw., Croft of Tullohill Barron, George, Pittenkerrie Duncan, Andrew, Arnwell Baxter, John Michell, of Glass Duncan, Ja ,]SIetherBrandsmyres Bfenzie, Jn.,Myreside of Raemo Duncan, James, Tillyhows Birse, ]William, Balbridie Ewen, Charles A., Portlethen Black, Alexander, Raemoir Farquharson, Donald, Tullohill Brown, William, Banchory Fraser, Alex., of Clashfarquhar Burnett, Alexander, of Crathes Henderson, James, Kintore Burnett, Andrew, Minklets Henderson, John, Tullohill Cooper,Ja.,Nether Mills of Dru Hutcheon, Da., Old Boutreebush Davidson, Duncan, of Inchmari Hutcheon, Ja.,Inlands of Finland Douglas, Rt.,Newton of Raen'O Kean, George, Badentoy Downie, Wm.,Mains of Tilwhil Keith, James, Cassieport Durward, Alexander, Banchor} Kidd, Thomas, Boutreebush Ettershank, Charks, Kinnerty Knowles, Jn., Blackhill of Findon Ewen, ^Vi]]iam, Banchory Law, Rev. William, Portlethen Forbes, MansfieldjWoodend Co Leonard,G.CraigheadofBadentoy Fyfe, Robert, Arbedie Martin, Alexander, Butterywells Gordon, Col. George T.,Deeban Martin, Alexander, AVoodside Grant, Robert, Affrosk Masson,Ja.jBackhillofPortlethen Hay, Alexander, Banchory K.1NCAKD1NESH1BK. 153 ttumble, William, Dultie Scott, Captain, G. R. Sunter, John, Banchory Scott, David, of Brotherton Jfohnston, John, Mill of Hirn Towns, John, Stone of Benholna Laing, John, Braehead of Invery Vallentine, David, Forgie Leighton, James, BaMarrock Welsh, David, Johnshaven Lumsden, Harry, of Invery Willocks, D., Mains of Muirton Lumsden, Harry, Craigside Wilson, John, Craighead of Ben- Malcolm, John, Banchory holm JJ^Masson, Alexander, Lochtown Young, James, Benholm Masson,William, Upper Bratheos BSRVIE. Masson, John, Aslie Barclay, David, Hallgreen iMichie, Alexander, Glassel Brown, Alexander, Newbigging Middleton, Geo., Bridg-eof Feugh Caird, Charles, Gourdon Millar, James, Kilduthie Falconer, John, Gourdon Og^, Charles, Banchory Farquhar, James, Inverbervie Philip, Alex., Mills of Crathes Glegg, Kev. John Ramsay, Jobn, Banchory Gordon, John, Threewells Keith, James, Catterloch Greig, James, Gourdon Regie, George, Maryfield Legg, Andrew, Gourdon ,Ross, Andrew Green of Raemoir Masson, William, Peattie Ross, Alexander, East Leys Ross, James, Dendoidrum jiSkene, William, Kinesky Smart, George, Gourdon Smith, John, Candieshill of Leys Thomson, John, Sillyflatt Straehan, Lewis, Cluny Wyllie, David, Gourdon Taylor, James, Hirn Wyllie, Robert, Brae Cottage Taylor, William, Dumfrennie DURRIS. Thom, William, North Leys Blacklaws, John, North Newton, Thomson, Alexander, Balivary Brebnar, George, Blairydrine Watson, John, Banchory Brebnar, John, Upperton do. I Watson, George, do. Copland, Rev. Robert Watt, James, Hirn Calder, John, Inchloan "Wilson, George, Glassel Duthio, Alex. M'.'ikle Tulloch Wright, Harry, Garrol Findlay Robert, Standing Stones BENHOLM. Greig, WiUiam, Ashentilly Anderson, William, Johnshaven Gray, John, Drumallan Carr, Robert, Upper Knox Gordon, John,- Mill of Balladrum Clark, Charles, Johnshaven Hogg, George, Spyhiil Falconer, William, Upper Birnie Leighton, Alex., North Barns Falconer, James, Hairmuir Lawson, James, East Funnick Fullerton, George, Middle Knox Lawson, Peter, Mid Teurrach Jackson, Alexander, do. M'Tier, Anthony Esq. Logie, David, Nether Knox M'Donald, James, Denside Middleton, Charles S., Johns- M'Callum, John, Roughbog haven M'Hardy, Alexander, Cairnfold Murray, William, Muirton Merchant, Joseph, South Newton Myers, Rev. Alex. Smart Milne, George, Upperton of Rew, David, Johnshaven Blairydrine Robertson, Robert, Johnshaven Mai-r, Alexander. Cairnhill Ross, William, Whitefield Robertson, John, Pitcaiteus 154 COITNtY DIRECTORV. Ross, James, Lochton Shepherd, James. Hailymyres lleith, Willaim. South Barns Shepherd. John, Nether Tooks Smith, Alexander. Calladrum Shenny, William, Stonehaven Smith, C. sen. West Brachmont Sim, Robert, Dnnnottar Smith, George, East do. Smith, James, Stonehaven Smith, Charles, Wardend Smith, Thomas, do. "Watt, Geo., jun. Upper Balfour Stevenson, John, Blackhill DUNiNOTTAR. Taylor, James, Chappeltou Armstrong. T. B., Stonehaven Thorn, James, Clochnahill Begg', Robert,^ Swineward Thorn, John, Uras Bisset, Alex , Brigs of Criofgie Thomson, William, Stonehaven Bisset, James, Newton Vv^ebster, Arthur, EasterCarme nt Brand, John, Stonehaven Wilson, John, Bog of Glaslaw Burness, James, do. Wood. John, Law of Lumgair Burness, H. East Mains of Barra^ Wood, Samuel, Hailymyres Carr, David, Easterside DRUM OAK. Carnej^ie, James, Middle Tooks Cooper, Js., sen., Candyclearaeh Christian, Peter, Stonehaven Cooper. James, jun. do. Cowie, James, do. Milne, Peter, sen , Collonach Duthie, John, Stonehaven Milne, Peter, jun., do. Duthie, William, Aberdeen Milne, James, Rashenlochy Edward, John, Brucklayward Reith, William, Glashmore Emslie, Js., Mains of Dunnottar Sharp, Abiam, Quiddymill Falconer, Arch., Lochburn EDZELL. , Forbes, General N. of Dunnottai Alexander, James, Hallhill Forbes, John, Stonehaven Blown, Hen., Kirkton of Balfour yr. Frazer, Andrew, CowiesM'ells Gladstone, Thos , of Fasque Glennie, Alex.. Stonehaven Gladstone, John N., do. m.p. Gleig, Robert, Middle Tooks Gladstone, William E. do. m.p. Gray, John, West Garment Gladstone, Robertson, do. Gregory, William, Stonehavan Mackie,Js., Westerton of Balfour Hadden, Js. Crofts of Gallowtown Willocks, William, Bonharry Henderson, Robert, Crossgates FETTERESSO. Jack, George, Stonehaven Allan, J. S., Fetteresso Kemlo, Joseph, Kittlenaked Anderson, ,Tas., Stonehaven Kemlo, Joseph, Upper Criggie Angus, John, Dubton Lindsay, George, Lampool Balfour, William, Aberdeen Logans, James, Stonehaven Balfour, John, Stonehaven aiilne, Forbes, Kirkland Barrie, George, do. Milne, Jn., Mains of y^Luquhiries- Beattie, John, do. Milne, James, Stonehaven Brown, Wm., Rickavton Mowat, Robert, Crawton Brown, Alexander, Stonehaven Murray, Sir W. K. of Ochtertyre, Bruce, James, do. Bart. Burnett, Alexander, do. Napier, Arthur, Stonehaven Burnett, James, Clocbenshields Paterson, Aiex., Nether Criggie Galium, Tho., Cairnhill of Elsick Paterson, Alex., Glaslaw Carr, Robert, Mains of Elsick Robert, James, Lumgair Chapman, Robert, Stonehaven Scott, Arch. Boggetyhead Chapman, Charles, do. KINCARDINESHIRE. 155 Christie, James, Stonehaven Kuowles, James, Logie-Leith Collins, John, do. Longmuir, James, Newhall Connon, Robert, Elphhill Lyon, Samuel, Grains Crabb, John, Stonehaven Lyon, James, Muchalls Davidson, Robert, do. Lyon, John, Mill of do. Bon, "William, Craigwells M'Combie, Js. B., of Jellybrands Donald, Alex., Westport Mackie, George, Stonehaven Donaldson, James, of Wedderhil) Mathieson, Alex,, do. Dougal, John, of Rickarton Mason, William, Bogheadlie Duguid, Simpsion, of Cammoch- Masson, John, Nether Baulk more Melvin, James, Stonehaven Duncan, Jn., Avriter, Stonehaven Milne, George, Cheyne Duncan. Jn., manufacturer, do. Milne, James, Craigwells Findlay, William, Brucewell AHlne, Alex., Blairs Forbes, Alex. Stonehaven Milne, Jas. Woodside of Elsick Forbesj Alex., do, Milne,G.,Mains ot Cammachmore Fotheringham, "Wm., do. Moir, L. Parknook of Arduthie Fowler, William, Lodge Monro, G., Beriyhill Frazer, William, Stonehaven Monro, Charles G. Stonehaven Gerard, A. Greenheads of Much- Moi'gan, Jolin, do, alls Morrison, William, Cheyne Glegg, Robert, Upper Baulk Morrison, William, Windyedge Glegg, Robert, Stonehaven Mowat, James, Glenton Glegg, Robert, jun., do. Murray, George, Stonehaven Gordon, G. Roadside of Muchalls Napier, James, do. Gordon, Alex, of Auehlee Napier, George, do. Gray, James, Cranehills Napier, George, South Rothnick Gregory, John, Stonehaven Nicoll, Thomas, Monduff Grower, John, do. Officer, Alex., Stonehaven Hogg, James, shipmaster Paul, Alex. do. Hogg, W., Mill of Forest Ramsay, Arch, do, Howie, David, do. Rankin, David, Finlayson Humphrey, John, Stonehaven Reid, Rob., Mains of Netherley Hunter, David, do. Reith, Wm. Floors of Muchalls Innes, Alex., of Cowie Robertson, Alex. Stonehaven Innes, Tho. yr. of do. Robertson, Peter, do. Jack, Joseph, Renchall Sheriffs, James, do. Jamieson, Andrew, Stonehaven Sheret, Jas., Mains of Monduflf Jamieson, John, Logie Sherret, James, Stonehaven Jamieson, Wm., Middle Cookney Silver, James, of Netherley Jamieson,W.,Stonyhill of Newhall Silver, James, Upper Windings Jolly, Robert, Stonehaven Silver, James, Schachenshaw Joss, Peter, Burn of Pheppie Silver, John, Corseley Keith, John, Mains of Cowie Smith, Andrew, Blackhill^ Keith, Geo., Mill of Monquick Spark, Joseph, Cantlahills Keith, Robert, Rothnick Spark, John, Hillock of do, Keith, James, do. Stephen, Alex., Stonehaven Kinloch, G.R.,Carron Waterside Stevenson, George, Milldens Kinnear, A. W., Stonehaven Stewart, W., Newtonhill 166 COUNTY DIRECTORT. Stratton, David, Ferrochy Taylor, D. Fettercairn Symers, Alex. A., Cockney Vallentine, R., Insch of Arnhall Symers, G. S. A., Elsick Wa!lace,G., Mid Mains of Balfour Taylor, John, Btirnhaugh Welsh, David, Tillytoghills Taylor, David, Jellybrands Whyte, Rev. Alex. Taylor, John, Montgatehead FORDOUN. Taylor, George, Tewel Arnott, James, Westerton of Pit- Thom, Jas., Elrick of Muchalls tarrow Thomson, Wm., Quocies Arnott, James, of Leithfield Thomson, James, Stonehaven Bcattie, Alex., Goukmuir Todd, Rev. David, do. Brown, George, Pitnamoon Iroup, David do. Bruce, Alex., Bowglens Walker, George, do. Burnett, Arthur, Monboddo Walker, Robert, Balnagubs Burnett, James, do. Welsh, James, Cowton Burnett, John, Redhall Wood, D., Upper Auquhorthies Cadenhead, John, North Blairs Wright, Jas., Mains of Rickai'ton Carnegie, John, of Redhall Young, Jas., jun., Stonehaven Carnegie, G. F,, of Pitarrow Yule, Robert, Stonehaven Ci'ighton, Robert, Castleton of FETTERCAIRN. Kincardine Allan, James, Fettercairn-house Duffus, John, Auchtocher Balfour, Wm., West Woodton Duncan, Charles, Auchinblae Brace, David, Balfour Edward, James, Templebank Carnegie, John, Donstrath Farquharson, James, Auchinblae Cowieson, D. jr. Bogside, Arnhall Fergusson, James, Ai^nbarrow Clark,J.,Greendykes of Insch,do. Forbes, Wm., of Castleton, w.s. Durie, Jas., Fettercairn Distillery Garamel, Aw., of Drumtoehty Falconer,R.,East Mains ofBalfour Garland, John, Cairnton Falconer, Alex., Bogindollo Gordon, Alex., Wardtnd Falconer, James, Balnakettle Henry, James, Corsebauld Gibb, James, Arnhall Hunter,D.Bankhead ofMonboddo Gladstone, John, of Fasque Jeffrey, Robert, Auchinblae Greig, James, Fettercairn Johnston, William, Carnbeg Hall, David, do. Johnston,W.jr. Mill ofKincardine Jolly, David, Meikle Strath Johnston, Jn.jWoodside of Pitna- Lawson, David, Gourdon Jolly, Robert, Balfeigh [moon Lawson, John Steelstrath Jolly, John, Abbeyton Lindsay, Alex., Thainston Kinnear, Wm., Auchinblae. Lindsay, John, Fettercairn Knowles, T. Mains of Mondynes Low, James, do. Legg, Francis, do. M'Inroy, Capt. Wm., of Arnhall Ley, William, Newlands Mackie, James, Thorny hill Low, John, Auchinzeoch Mackenzie,W. Forbes, Townhead Milne, John, Auchinblae of Fettercairn Milne, James, do. Mason, Patrick, Balbegno Mollison, John, do. Mason, Patrick, jun., do. Mollison, John, do. Milne, Alex., Burnside Morrison, A., Mill of Mondynes Neilson, Alex., Little Strath Muckart, John, Kirkhill Nicol, T. Mains of Drumhendry Murray, Peter, Auchinblae . KTNO ARBIN ESHIRE 157 Murray, John, Easter Mondynes Greig, James, Springing Greens Murray, William, Wester do. Hadden, Wm., West Kinmonth Nicoll, David, Glensaugli Hendry, Robert, Glenbervie Paton, James, Wiseraoston Henry, William, Hawkhill Peat, John, Bogmill Kennedy, John, Brawliemuir Keid, James, Pitskelly Kerr, James, Cowdeu Reitli, John, Tipperfcy Kerr, George, Ladleston Rennie, Alex., Coldstream Lyall, John, Mill of Glenbervie Rickard, Geurg^e, Graigmoston Main, Wm., Drumlithie Scott, Thos. YV'aterside of Phesdo Milne, David, Tannachy Smith, James, Wester Coullio Milne, Alex., Mains of Dillivaird Smith, James, Burnside Mitchell, John, Jack^bank Smith, William Adam, Fordoun Murray, David, Keabogg Stephen, Alex. Glenf.u-quhar Ogg, John, Mains of Mergie Taylor, William, Kirkton Kanken, Charles, Candy Taylor, John, Nether CouUie Scott, David, Annamuck Taylor, Alex., Gushnie Stewart, Alex., of Inchbreck Thow, James, Goskiehill Thom,Rev R.Kilgour, Drumlithie GARVOCK. Thomson, David, Cleuehead Allan, John, Whitefield Webster, John, Bogburn Bisset, George, Forth Webster, Robert, Quithall Charles, Rev. John Yf hite, William. Eastown Clark, Kenneth, Denside of Davo Whyte, Charles, Stonehouse Forrest, Alex., of Tulloch Whyte, Thomas, Upper Quithall Gordon, Peter, Artlmrhouse KINNEFP. Henry, John, Ravenshaw Airth,Al., Up. Mains of Caterline Jolly, James, Sootywells Anderson, Wra., Bellfield Lawson, Robert, East Bradieston Arbuthnott, Col. Hon. William Masson, John, Nether Tulloch Bain, Wm., Denhead Middleton, Da. South Bradieston Burness, David, Mill of Barras Muckart, John, Mid Bradieston Burness, James, do. Murray, Thos. West Balhaggarty Eaton, John, Cloak of Hilton Napier, Walter, Garvock Falconer, William, Druidsdale Nicol, George, Waterlair Fullerfcon, William, Fiddes Peter, Alex., Mid Bradieston Glenn y, John, Fairneyflatt Scott, R., Upper Tulloch Glenny, Arthur, do. GLENBERVIE. Greig, David, Harvieston Alexander,J.Bogton of Dillevaird Greig, John, Grange Balfour, Robert, Drumlithie Jolly, James, Little Barras Drummond, Rev. James, M'Fhail,VVm ,Bendings of Fiddes Duff, Arthur, Mergie M'Robb, William, Ferneyhrae Fairweather. George, Pitdrichie Masson, Wm., Hilton Falconer, Robert, Buckiesmill Milne, David, Westown of Barras Falconer, Robert, Kinmonth Milne, John, Slateford Fraser, James, East do. Milne, John, Milton of Barras Gavin, William, Drumlithie Mitchell, Thos., Chapel of do. Gibson, Thomas, Inches. Morrison, John, Largie Gordon, John, Drumlithie Pithie, George, West Fiddes Grant, John, Broombauk Scott, George, Slains 158 COUNTY BIKECTOHT. Stewart, Pat. Cotbank of Hilton Gumming, James, Ashentilly Stewart, Walter do. Donald, George, of Westerton Stewart, John, do. Duguid, Peter, of Auchlunies Stewart, John, Bellfield Durward, David, schoolmaster Taylor, John, Bellfield Eddie, William, Cockley "Wilson, Wm., Bridgestones Fiddes, Rev. Robt., Shannaburti Young, Wm., Fawside Gordon, Alex., of Achlunies LAUKENCEKIRK. Irvine, James, Burnside Allardyee, Geo., of Redmyre Kinloch, Alex. John, of Park Barclay, Wm. Scotston Lawson, David, North Tilbouries Beattie, John, Kihihill Malcolm, Andrew, Bogfone Bisset, Eobert, Laurencekirk Middleton, Joseph, Wetshaw Brebner, Alex., Redmyre Middleton, William, Shanuaburn Brodie, John, Drumforber Milne, James, Parkhead Crabb, James, Laurencekirk Reid, Robert, Eastside Croll, Chas. Easthill of Halkertor Selbie, John, Easter Tilburies Davidson, James, Laurencekirk Shepherd, Francis, Millbank Dickson, David, do. Silver, George. Standingstones Dunn, David, do. Walker, John, Westside Fettes, James, do. Watson, Aw., Mill of Maryculter Fullerton, Robert, do. MARYKIRK. Gibbon, Alex., of Johnston Anderson, James, Gosesslie Goalen,Rev.W.M., Lauiencekirk Brand, John, Smallbauk Hampton, George, do. Beedie, James, Balmanno Henderson, Arch., Blackiemuir Burnett, Wm., Mill of Thornton Lowe, Robert, Laurencekirk Carnegie, Charles, Marykirk M'Gowan, Rev. James Trocket, Jamei^, Luthermuir Mackay,Jn., Muir of Blackiemuir Croll, James, Spearmill Main, John, Blackiemuir Crombie, Alex., Thornton Massie, James, Laurencekirk Cruickshank, Charles, Myreside Peat, James, Burnton Durie, Thomas, Muiryloan Rae, John, Laurencekirk Fawns, J.,W estMains of Thornton Reith, David, Lower Powburn Fraser, Col. W., of Balmakewan Scott, Robert, Laurencekirk Gold, Alex., of Wester Balmanno Smart, John, do. Greig, David, Brigton Stephen, John, Bowtory Hadden, Alex., Ba]n)akelly Stiven, Alex., Laurencekirk Jaffray, James, schoolmaster Stiven, Jonathan, do. Kidd, Robert, Drumnagair Strachan, David, do. Lindsay, Peter, Cauldhame Thomson, Lieut. Js.,Paddockpool Low, Rev. Alexander Crombie Thomson, W., Laurencekirk Mather, William, Luthermuir Watson, John, Middleton Miine, James, Dykelands Willock, John, Midstones Mitchell, Peter, Waterside Wilson, James, Laurencekirk Rae, David, Wester Balmanno MARTCULTKR. Ramsay, Captain Robert Bower, Rev. John Ross, William, Caldhame Bell, David, Wester Tilburies Scott, James, Cobleheugh Cadenhead, And., Paplemonth Smith, John, Pitgarvie Chalmers, Chax-les, INIaryculter Souter, James, IMains of Luther itiNCARDINESHIRE. 159 Steele, William, Haughhead Gerard.Geo., Blackhill of Snadon Tait, John, Hatton Gouck, James, SnawdoAvn Taylor, Geo., yr. of Kirktonhill Grant, Wni. F., of Mount Cyrus Taylor, James, Mary mill Hector, Alexander, Rockhall Taylor, Robert, Marykirk Hogg, John, Biddrie NIGG. Kiel, James, Milton Anderson, James, South Kirkhill Keil, William, do. of mgg Keil, Peter, do. Anderson, Andrew, Loirston Low, Alexander, Taylor's Park Birnie, George, Craighill Lyall, Robert, of Lauriston Cooper, Jas. Middleton of Tullos Malcolm, William, Morphie Crombie, Lewis, of Kirkhill M'Gregor, Jas., Bush of St Cyrus Davidson, Alex , of Balnagask Milne, Robert, Nether Woodston Donald, AVilliam, Damhead Milne, Rol>ert, South Haugh of Edward, Andrew, East Kirkhill Stone of Morphie Elmslie, William, Tullos Milne, Job i, Sillycoats Fairw eather, Rev. Robert Murray, James S., St Cyrus Ferguson, James, of Altens Murray, William, Glenhanton Forbes, Andrew, Torry Neil, George, Commieston Geddes, Jn., Ferguston of Altens Orr, Lieut. Wm. A., of Brigton Gray, William, Tullos Petrie, Joseph, Gapieshaugh Hector, John, jun., Balnagask Peter, John, Canterland Johnston, Alex., Tullos. W.S. Raitt, Jas., Muirhead of Snadon Lyon, David, Inlands of Altens Rattray, James, Mills of Morpliie J\Iachray, Isaac, Torry Farm Scott, John, West Mathers jNIennie, William, Torry Stephen, John, Upper Warburton Milne, John, Newlands Stephen, Arthur, Jackston Muir, Alex., of South Loirston Straton, Geo. Thos., of Kirkside Isisbet, John, Torry Straton, Charles. Craighill Pirie, Thos,, Mains of Loirston Webster, John, Woodston Phillip, George, Mains of Altens STRACHAN. Phillip, John, Torry Abernethy, Wm., NetherTillylair Pyper, Alex., West Kincorth Abernethy, William, Dalbrack Reid, John, Cove Bell, David, Lerachmore Thomson, Alex., Leggart Campbell, Col. John, of Blackball Webster, AVilliam, Torry Coutts, Js., Mains of Blackball Wyness, William, Balnagask Drimmie, John, Bucharn Yeats, John, Kincorth Duncan, Robert, Tillyfumry Yule, George, Loii-ston Durward, Robert, Curran ST. CYRUS. Falconer^ Alex., Meikle Knock Arbuthnott, Capt. the Hon. John Fenton, James, Pitreadie Burnes,Jas.,Burnside of Kirkside Grant, Thomas, Gillan Christie, William, St Cyrus Gibb, David, Bridge of Dye Christie, WiUiam, Laureston Henderson, SVilliam, Inlestane Crabb, Jn., Scotston of Kirkside Henderson, Andrew, Pitdelphin Farquhar, Thos. N., of Jackston Hogg, Alexander, Knockhill Fitchet, James, Mains of Brigton Leiffhton, James, Bowbutts Fordyce, Alex. D., of Woodston Lyon, James, Mid Knock Fyfe, Robert, Easter Mathers Mackie, John, Mill of Strachan 160 COUNTY DIRECTOKY. Martin, Rev. David Morrice, William, of Tillylair Masson, Robert, Blackness Renny J William, Letterbej? M'Connachie, Alex., Strachan Tawse, William, Mill of Hausfh Middleton, Dd.,|Heatheryhaugh Webster, Alex., Cnttieshillock Milne, Henry, Balbyth LIEUTENANTCY. Viscount Arbuthnottj Lord Lieutenant and High Sheriff. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. Hon. Hh. Arbuthnott of Hatton, H. J. Robertson of Benholm M.P. Thomas Gladstone yr. of Fasque Hon. John Arbuthnott Col. John Campbell of Blackball Sir J. S. Forbes of Fettercairn, Col Wra. Fraser of Balraakewau Bart. Duncan Davidson of Inchmarlo Sir A. Ramsay of Ealmain, Bart. Capt. Wm. M'Inroy of the Burn Sir ThomasBurnett of Le}s,Bart. James Farqubar of Hallgreen Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury Ro'iert Lyall of Lauriston Francis Graham of Morpbie Alex. J. Kinloch of Park John IrvineBoswell of Kingcausie John Carnej^-ie of Redhall Robert Duff of Fetteresso Alex. Crombie of Thornton William Innes of Raeraoir, David Scott of Brothertou Henry Lumsnen of Tiiwhilly James Silver of Netherly William Gordon of Marycuker T. G. Straton of Kirkside Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill W". Forsyth Grant of Ecclesgreig" Alex. Tliompson of Banchory Anthony Mactier of Durris James B. Burnett of Monboddo COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY AND JUSTICES OF THE PEACE OF KINCARDINESHIRE. Those maiked a are Justices of the Peace only, and those marked 6 are Coinmissimiers if Supply Viscount Arbuthnott, Lord Lieutenant. William Innes of Raemoir, Convener of the County. aEarl of Errol J= Irvine Boswell of Kingcausie aEarl of Airlie Sir Thos. Burnett of Leys, Bart. aEarl of Aberdeen James Horn Burnett of Tillyboy aLord Panmure James B. Burnett of Monboddo Hon. Hh. Arbuthnott of Hatton, Arthur Burnett, Advocate M.P. John Buimett of Kerauay Hon. W. Arbuthnott of Harvie- Alexander Burnett, Crathes ston Sir J. Carnesrie of Southesk, Bart Hon. John Arbuthnott aGeorge F. Carnegie of Pitarrow Hon. Capt. Wm. Keith, R.N. John Carnegie of Denstrath Hon. Donald Og'ilvie of Balbegno John Carnegie of Redhall Hon. Capt. William Ogilvie Col. John Campbell of Blackball aSir C. Adam of Mathers, K.CB. Alex. Crombie of Thornton Robert Barclay Allardice of Ury aLewis Crombie of Kirkhill James Arnott of Leithfield aN. Christie, Eastlaud Cottage KINCARDINESHIRE, 161 bAlex. ¥. Dingwall of 'Wooclston Alexander Low, Aberdeen Robert Duff of Fetteresso Henry Lumsden of Tilwhilly aThomas A. Duff, Advocate Harry Lumsden, yr. of do. aJohn Doug-las of Tilwhilly aRobert Lyall of Newbigging George Douglas of Arbeadie Robert Lyall of Lauriston Duncan Davidson of Inchmarlo aWm. J. Lumsden of Balmeddie Patrick Davidson yr. of do. Capt.Wm. McInroy,of the Bum Alex. Davidson of Rilnagask Anthony Mactier of Durris Peter Duguid of Auchlunies 6A. Walker Mactier yr. of do. aArthur Duff of Glasshaugh Jas. B. M'Combie of Jellybrands abimpson Duguid of Commacli- John Mitchell of Glassel more William Morrice of Castlehill aAlexander Duthie of Loirston John Morrice of Tulloes James Farquhar of Hallgreen Alex. Muir of Loirston Thos. N. Farquhar of Jackston Sir W.K. Murray, of Dunnottar, Sir J. S. Forbes of Fettercairn, Bart. Bart. James Nichol of Badentoy Sir Chas. Forbes of Newe, Bart. «John Ogg, Banchory "William Forbes of Castleton Andrew Ogston of Ardo Alexander Forrest of Tullochs &Wm. Adam Orr of Bridgeton John Forbes yr. of Newe aJohn Peter, Canterland Lieutentant-Gen. Nath. Forbes Sir Alex. Ramsay of Balmaiu, of Dunnottar Bart Col. Wm. Fraser of Balmakewan Capt. T. Ramsay of Caldhame James Fergusson of Allhens aRobert Ramsay of Pitgarvie aJames Fettes, Laurencekirk bW. B. Ram^ay of Banchory Andrew Gemmell of Drumtochty Lodge Ernest Gemmell of Portlethen Hercules J. Robertson of Ben- Alex. Gibbon of Johnston holm John Gladstone of Fasque David Seott of Brotherton Thos. Gladstone yr. of do. J. Fitzm. Scott of Commieston William Gordon of Maryculter aGeorge R. Scott of Benholm John Gordon of Drumiithie aRobert Shand of Hillside of aAlexander Gordon of Newhall Findon «Col. G.T. Gordon, Deebank &James Silver of Netherley Francis Graham of Morphie aJames Skene of Rubislaw William Forsyth Grant of Mount Alex, Stewart of Inchbreck Cyrus Wm. Stewart of Wester Barras «Sir Andrew L. Hay of Leith- Geo. Thos. Straton of Kirkside hall, K.H. Robert Taylor, of Kirktonhill Gavin Hadden of Kinghornie George Taylor, yr. of do. Alex. Hadden of Balniakelly Alex. Thomson of Banchory Norman Hill of Jellybrands aWilliam Thomson, Stonehaven W. Innes of Raemoir and Cowic aMasterton Ure of Logie Alexander Innes yr. of Cowie flWm. Wood, Deebank Cottage aJonn Irving, W.S. aRev. James Watson, Tarland aAlex. Johnston, Tullos, W.S. Dr William Young of Fawside Alex. J. Kinloch of Park The Sheriff and his Substitute 2) J. J. Kinloch of Ralr 163 COTTNTT DTRECTORT. The Provost and eldest Bailie aThe Provost of Aberdeen, Mou- of Bervie I trose, and Brechin. aThe Chief Magistrate of Stone- 6The .Master of Mortifications of haven the Guild Brethren's Hospital, cThe Sheriffs and their Sub>ti- and the Treasurers of R. Gor- tutes of Aberdeen, and Forfar- don's Hospital, Aberdeen, shircs. Jas. Tindal, Clerk to the Commissionvrs of Supply. Pet. Christian, J.P., Clerk. KINCARDINESHIRE J. P. SMALL DEBT COURTS.. Court held at Stonehaven first Monday of every month. Clerk of > the Peace, Pet. Christian, Stonehaven. J. Christian, W.S., Depute. Fiscals—C. Monro, and C. & G. Monro, Stonehaven. CLERK TO COURTS of APPEAL again.st ASSESSED TAXES. James Tindal, Stonehaven. PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS. KINCARDINESHIKE. The Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute; General Commissioners. Commissioners to supply Vacancies Viscount Arbuthnott Sir J. S. Forbes of Fetter-cairn William Innes of Raemoir The Master of Arbuthnott R. Barclay Allardice of Ury A. Innes, yr. of Cowie J. Irvine Boswell of Kina^'causie Anthony Mactier of Durris John Carnegie of Redhall Robert Taylor of Kirktonhill J. B. M'Combie of Jellybrands Dr Young of Fawside Alexander Muir of Loirston William Stewart of Hilton A. Smart, Stonehaven, Clerk.—A. Kinnear, Stonehaven. Assessor TURNPIKES, KINCARDINESHIRE. GREAT LINE. From the Bridge of Dee to Stonehaven, and from thence by Lau- rencekirk and by Bervie to Upper and Lower Bridges over the Northesk. Trustees.— Proprietors of dominum utile of Lands valued at £100 Scots, their Eldest Sons, Guardians for Minors, Sheriff and Sheriff-Substitute of the County, Provost of Aberdeen and Chief resident Magistrate of Bervie. Conveners. —-Viscount Arbuthnott, J. I. Boswell of Kiugcausie, and Dr Y'oung of Fawside. Treasurer. —Dr Young ; Clerk, P. Christian, Stonehaven ; S^lr^ veyor, Alexander Roas, Stonehaven, CnO>S KOADS. South Deeside Road.— Chalmers & Farquhar, Aberdeen, Trea- surers and Clerks. '- Nhtherley Rcad. — Jas; Tindal, Stonehaven, Treasurer.— C. G.. Monro, Stonehaven, Clerk. ;; kincabdineshirb; 163 Slu» Road.—James Tindal, Stonehaven, Clerk and Treasurer. Makykirk Road.—James Tindal, Stonehaven, Clerk and Treas. TRUSTEES ON COMMUTATION ROADS. Peter Christian, Stonehaven, General Clerk. Districts. Clerks and Collectors. Places of Meeting. Stonehaven C. Monro, Stonehaven Stonehaven Upper Deeside.. Peter Christian, „ Banchory TMaryculter, Bridge of Lower Deeside..Peter Christian, „ ... < Dee, and Bourtree- ( bush, alternately. Laurencekirk.. James Tindal „ ^Laurencekirk St C}i'us, Jas. Leighton, Montrose.. ..St Cyrus KINCARDINESHIRE PRISONS BOARD. Place of Meeting, Stonehaven, of Viscount Arbulhnott (Chairman) ; David Scott Brotherton ; An. Mactier of Durris; Wm. lunes of Raemoir; the Sheritf ov Sheriff-Substitute ; Wm. Stewart of HOton; and Pet. Christian Chief Magistrate of Stonehaven. James Tindal, Stonehaven, Clerk. William Stewart, Stonehaven, Collector of Assessment COUNTY PRISON. Stonehaven.—James Robertson, Keeper and Teacher.—William Thomson, Surgeon.—Rev. Robert Sim, Chaplain,—Mrs Robert- son, Matron and Female Teacher. CONSTABULARY OF KINCARDINESHIRE. Committee~C Gordon Robertson, Sheriff Substitute, (Convener) Viscount Arbuthnott; Sir John S. Forbes ; Wm, Innes of Rae- moir; the Sheriff; Anthony Mactier of Durris; AVm. Young of Fawside; Robt. Barclay Allardice of Ury ; Alex. Innes of Cowie ; John Bosweil of Kingcausie ; John Carnegie of Redhall William Stewart of Hilton, and David Scott of Brotherton. James Tindal, Stonehaven, Clerk, Alex. Weir, Stonehaven, Superintendent 'of County Police. The following are the Stations — Old Town of 'Stonehaven, New Town do. Portlethen, Maryculfcer, Banchory, Fettercairn, Mary- kirk, Johnshaven, Clashendrum, Laurencekirk. Auchinblae. SHERIFF COURT Kil^CARDlNESHiKE. Ordinary Court held at Stonehaven, every Wednesdtiy it time of Session. George L. A. Douglas, Advocate, Sheriff Hugh Fullerton, Stonehaven, Sheriff-Substitute William Stewart, Stonehaven, Sheriff-Clerk. Jas. Tindal, Stonehaven, Proc. -Fiscal. — Georije Tindal, Assistant, COMMISSARY COURT, KINCARDINESHIRE. The Sheriffs Commissaries. Vf. Stewart, Stonehaven, Clerk.—Jas. Tindal, Stonehaven, Fiscal. — I6i COUNTY DIEECTOBT. SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURTS, KINCARDINESHIRE ORDINARY COURT. At Stonehaven—last Sat. of each month—for causes ^j^ any part of the county. circuit courts. At Bervie— third Mondays of January, April, July, ani-fOctober— for.Bervie District. —Andrew Legg, jun., Bervie. Clerk. At Laurencekirk—first Mondays of February, June, and October for"''Laurencekirk District^—Robert Crabb, Laurencekirk, Clerk. At Durris— second Mondays of February, June, and October— for Durris district—James Duirs, Durris, Clerk. MESSENGER AT ARMS.— Stonehaven-^ James Robertson. KINCARDINESHIRE GAME ASSOCIATION. Committee—The Hon. John Arbuthnott; Sir Thomas Burnett, Bart. ; Robert Barclay Allardyce of Ury ; Anthony Mactier of Durris ; and Alex. Innes of Cowie. J. Tindal, Stonehaven, Agent. £,AnilE3SrCEKIllK- MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. James Fkttes, Baron Bailie. Al. Steven, Da, Dickson, Rob. Bisset, and Jn. Kinnear, Councillors. Robert Forsyth, William Milne, and John Stiven, Controllers. Robert Crabb, Clerk and Treasurer. LAURENCEKIRK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Directors.— Alex. Gibbon of Johnstone (Chairman), James Fettes, David Dickson, Alex. Stiven, and George Milne. Alexander Bell, Manager, Clerk, and Treasurer. MEARNS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. John Carnegie of Redhall, Preses.—David Scott of Brotherton, Vice-Preses David Dickson, Laurencekirk, Treasurer. —John Davidson, Laurencekirk, Secreta/y. MEARNS-SHIRE FARMERS' CLUB. Half-Y early Meetings at Laurencekirk. Ja. Fettes, Laurencekirk, Treas. —Alex. Smart, Stonehaven, Clerk. BANKING COMPANY'S BRANCH. AberdeenTown & County—Da.Dickson.Agent-Ro.Crabb,Account. INSURANCE COMPANIES' AGENTS. Crown David Largie I Insui.Co.of ScotlandjRobt. Scott North British...David Dickson j North of Scotland,... Da Dickson* MONTROSE BRANCH N. S. SAYINGS' BANK. Open first and third Thursdays of every month, from i-even to eight P. M. Rev. James Mitchell. Receiver of Deposits. NOTARY PUBLIC—David Dickson. PRINCIPAL INN.— Gardenstone Arms L. M'Bain. James Fettes, Kirk-Treasurer.—David Smith, Session- Clerk. ; ATJCHINBLAE, FETTEBCAIBN, EDZELL. 16S AUOHIK-EI.AII!. Earl of Kintore's Trustees, Superiors of the Village. John Peter, at Canterland, Baron Bailie. AUCHINBLAE GAS LIGHT—1840. James Farquharson, Proprietor ; John Falconer, Clerk. BANKING COMPANY'S BRANCH. North of Scotland— Ja. Farquharson, Agent.— Jn. Falconer, Acct. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY'S AGENT. North of Scot'and. —James Farquharson. "^ FORDOUN NrsVSAVINGS' BANK— 1842^ Open on the fiist and tliird Saturdays of eacli month, fion> six to eight p i*. Trustees. —Viscount Arbuthnott •, Sir John Stuart Forbes, Bart. Jn. Carnegie of Redhall ; Jas. Arnott of Leithfield ; Rev Dr Leslie, Bath Lodge, Stonehaven ; Jn. Peter, at Canterland ; Ja. Farquharson, Auchiublae ; and John Garland, Cairnton. John Carnegie, Treasurer; Ja. Farquharson, Actuary and Cashie J. Garland, Kirk Treasurer.— Wm Adam Smith, Session-Clerk. John Mollyson, Inspector of the Poor. " F £i 'A" 'i? ai H, C A i R M. PARISH LIBRARY Rev. Mr Whyte, Librarian. PARISH SAVINGS' BANK.—Rev. Mr Whyte, Treasurer. INNS.—Eagle, John Lindsay.— Forbes Arms, James Greig. INSURANCE COMPANY'S AGENT. Insurance Co. of Scotland (Fire), ^ United Deposit Assurance Co. (Life),... >• G. L. Falconer, writer. Farmer's and Grnzier's (Cattl e), ) . Collector of Poor s Assessment, / /^ i t7 i „ •+ , , J, Tn. > G. L. Falconer, writer. Inspector of Do. \ CARRIERS. Aberdeen.—A. Duncan, Mondays, Montrose.—Mrs Edgar, Joseph Watson, and William Taylor, three or four times weekly. Brechn and Strachan.—A. Glass, once weekly. Larekcekirk.—B. Reid. Parcel Carrier, twice weekly. PUBLIC READING ROOM— 1842. Supported by Lord Panmure Managers.-—Lieut. Col. Crockat, Robt. Buchan, David Robertson, James AVylie, David Robie, and William Ayre. SAVINGS BANK.—Rev. Robert Inglis, Receiver of Deposits. INNS Hole, John Milne.—Gannachy. Mrs Watson. Robert Buchan, Collector of Edzell PoorRates. AYilliam Ayre, Inspector of the Poor. M STONEHAVEN. STOWMU^LVEm. Lord Keith's Trustees, Superiors of the Burgh. MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. Peter Christian and George Jack, Baili s —John Forbes and "William Thomson, Councillors. —Wm. Bridyeford, Dean of Guild, Geo. Tiiidal, Treasurer. —James Tindal, Town- Clerk. Chas. G. Monro, Procurator-Fiscal. James Tocher, Billet-Master.— J. Robertson. Bar-OflScer W. Bowman and J. M'Hardy, Town-Officers. STENT MASTERS. John Forbes, John Duncan, John Beattie, and "Wm. Thomson; John Forbes, Collector. HARBOUR TRUSTEES. The Superiors of the Buigh, the Magistrates, M.P. for the County, the Sheriffs, and the Convener of the County, ex officiis, James Christian, Robert Yule, and John Duncan, manufacturer. Jamt s Tindal, Clerk. —Arthur W. Kinuear, Treasurer. Robert Falconer, Berthing and Pilot- Master. John Forbes, Collector of Shore-Dues. William Bridgeford, Keeper of the Public Warehouse. STOiNEHAVEN GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. Directors—Peter Christian (Chairman), James Tindal, Robert Sim, William Thomson, Thomas Napier, William Mackie, John Fal- coner, John Chapman, and Alexander Offic r. John Beattie, Treasurer. — J^mes Tajlor. Clerk. STONEHAVEN Yf ATER COMPANY. Managers.—Alex. Smart (Preses), John Beattie, Robert Chapman, and Wm. Eraser —R. Chapman, Clerk and Treasurer. BANKING COMPANJES' BRANCHES. BANK. OF Scotland's bkanch. Willlara Stewart, Agents— George Smith, Accountant and Teller. aberdekn town and ocunty bank's branch. Arthur W. Kinnear, Agent.—D. Morice, Accountant. NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANK's BRANCH. Patrick Keith, agent. FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITY INSURANCE AGENTS. Aberdeen A. W. Kinnear I Friendly Wm. Stewart Bon Accord P.&J.Christian Ins. Co. of Scot... John Falconer Britannia John Chapman North British J. Tindal Caledonian James Tindal North of Scotland Alex. Smart Edinburgh Y.''m. Stewart Hercules A. Browu Eng. & Scot. Law C. G. Monro STONEHAVEN. 167' NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK. Amount of Deposts to 20th Nov 1845, L2iv;27 l**. !)fl.— Depositors, 941 Trustees and Managers.—Kev. John Hutchinson, Dr Thomson, P. Christian, Charles \ionro, James Tindal, A. W. Kinnear, John Park, Charles G. Monro, George Tindal, Thomas Smith, and James Christian. James Tindal, Treasurer. — Alexander Kinnear, Actuary. SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY. Under tlie Miinayement of this Society tliere are Ten Schools. John Dougal at Ilickarton, Patron. —Kev. Geo. Thomson, Pres.. Rev. David Todd. Vice-President John Burness, Treasurer. John Beattie, Secretary. —John Allan, Liljrarian. FREE CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOLS. UiiiUr the mMiiaRement of the Free Chmcli Session John Keith, Treasurer. —William Poison, Librarian, > ^ DONALDSON'S FREE SCHOOL. For the Education of GO Pour Child-ren, from the Paiishes of Fetttresso and Diinnottar The Ministers of Fetteresso andDunnottar, the Sheriff-Substitute, James Tindal, and William Stewart, Governors. G. Main, Teacher.—J, & G. Tindal, Agents. ' REV. JATviES WALKER'S CHARITY. The Ministers of Fetteresso, KinnefP, and Glenbervie, and tha Kirk-session of Dunnottar, Trustees, Alex. Collison, Stonehaven, Custodier of imperial Standards, an^di Inspector of Weights and Mea-ures for Kincardineshire, STEPHEN'S MORTIFICATION. The Ministers of Fetteresso and Dunnottar, Trustees, Robert Sim, Inspector of Paor of Dunnottar, and Session Clerl Alexander Kinnear, Inspector of Poor of Fetteresso, and Assessor and Collector of Assessment, J. ,T. AUsn. ftcssior, C'^rk. PRINCIPAL INNS. Mill Inn (Mail Coach Office) ...William Melvin Commercial Inn , Mi's Eirick. Union Inn Mrs Knight. PROCURATORS. NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c., Alex. Brown A, Vf. Kinnear William Stewart P. Christian C. G, Monro James Tindal Jas. Christian, w.s. James Scott Geo. Tindal John Falconer Alex. Smart REGISTER OF SASINES. KewellSurnett, Aberdeen, Keeper of the Par. Keg, for Kincardine, ; 168 BEKVIE. BUBGH OF BERVIF. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTORS. BUBGH OF BERVIE. Anderson, H., watch-mk. Gilchii»t, J., fiiix-spinncr Eeid, John, farmer Anderson, W., merchant Glegg, Rev. Jchn Robertson, R., Johnslin. Bain, James, wriglit Gless, Kob., black.-^mith Sci'llay, John, r n. Barclay. Robert, weaver G'es^g, Alex., baker Strachaii, David, saddler Brown, Alex., farmer Jolly, Robert, farmer Tiiidal, Andrew, carder Caird, Chnrles, mason Lei:p, Aw., mtrcliant Valeiitine, Rob , surgeon Carr, Alexander tailor Lin'on, Al , ."^liiimiaster Watson. Wm., merchant Duncan, David, baker M'Keiizie, Rev. James Wli-\'te,Jas., school master Edward, D., sen., miller Molisuii, John, blacksm. Will, John, Wright Edward, David, inn. MAGISTRATES AND COUNCIL. James Farquhar of Hallgreen, Provost. William Watson, Robert Glegg-, and Alexander Carr, Bailies. Alexander Brown, Dean of Guild. —Robert A'alentine, Treasurer. Councillors. —Alexander Gibbon of Johnston ; William Innes of Raemoir ; Wm. Stewart of Wester Barras ; Alex. Johnston of Viewtield ; Thos. N. Earquhar of Jackston ; David R. Morice, Aberdeen; John Anderson, Aberdeen; Andrew Legg, Bervie; and John Thomson, Sillyflat. Ja.Burnes, Montrose, Town-Clk.—A. Smart, Stonehaven, Dep.Clk. Alex. Carr, Kirk-Treasurer.—James Whyte, Session-Clerk. BRANCH OF STONEHAVEN N. S. SAVINGS' BANK. Lord Arbuthnott and James Farquhar, Esq., of Hallgreen. Patrons. Committee. — Rev. John Glegg, Bervie , Rev. Jas. Milne, Arbuth- nott ; Rev. William Mearns, Kimieflr; Rev. T. Brown, liinneff David R. Morice, advocate, Aberdeen ; John Thomson, Silly- flatt ; David Barclay, Hallgreen ; James Napier, Mill of Allar? dice ; Robert Valentine, Robert Glegg, Alex. Carr, And. Legg, sen., and James Andrew, jun.—all of Bervie. Wm. Watson, Receiver of Deposits Rev. John Glegg, Convener. BRANCH OF NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANK. William Watson, Agent. William Watson, Sub-Distributor of Stamps and Sub- Collector of Taxes, Bervie. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS. - Scotland, And. T-f Aberdeen, William Watson | North of g?. PRINCIPAL INN. Crown Hotel, - - - - - William Bain. ARBUTHNOTT. KiNLOCH Fund.—For Paupers born m the Parish of Arbuthnott. The Minister and Kirk-Sessiou of Arbuthnott, Managers. ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 169 ESTABLISHED CHURCH. SYNOD OF ANGUS AND MEARNS. John Eadie, Dun, Clerk. PKESBTTERY OF DUNDEE. Parishes. Miuisters, Schoolmnsters- ! \!^'^ > Thomas M'Donald Abernyte"' t'^!^ ^o ji. ( John Smyttou as. cy sue. ) Ge:)rffe . Li 1 ( Wiaehouse ] vit-it ^ -nl.'^.^ Auchterhouse... ^ Wilhatn Philp , * t u ? t Huj^h„ A. Lyall, as. cy sue. ^ \ J Dundee—St Mary's Arch. M'Lachlan, d.d. St Paul's John TuUoch St Clement's ,..*James Thomson, a.m. \ Grevfriars Charles Adie, d.d. f a r. c -ii o, t" 1 » > A. B. Smith St John 3 ( St Davids lohn Lindsay Adarason ) Inchture John Adimson Honey Thomas Reid >- Kinnaird ^t t> i p Edmund Robertson ( James Ranken, a*.cy.9Mc j Liff ani Benvie.,... George Addison, d.d. .James Dickson Longforgan William Ritchie Peter Crichton Lundie and Fowlis Thomas Irvine J. Roy&; J. Alexander Mains & Strath-) t-v -j r^ f John Moi-ris -( > David Cannan,' d.d. r i c- martnie ) (John Simpson Monifieth Alexander Todd John Straehan Monilde Thomas M'Kie William Alexander Murroes John Currie William Malcolm Tealing William Elder J. Glass & J. Banks PRESBTTEEY OF ARBROATH. Arbirlot George Addison William Goldie t 1 i.1 ( Walter F. Irvhie ] ., ^ ^ ,. Arbroath < ^, , ,, » > Alexander Intrlis (Charles Merson, as. sue. '^ of J Barry William Simpson, a m. James Proctor Carmyllie Patrick Bell James Taylor Guthrie William Ramsay Thomas Will Inverkeillor *George Arklay George Paul Kinnell Geoige Walker Alexaudt'r Jaffray Kirkden W. Graham, G. Sheriff 42. The Clerks of Presbyteries are marked tliqs*. 170 ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Parishes. Ministers. Sciiuolinaaters. Lunan Robert Barclay Matt. M. Shepherd T» X. -J (David Trail, b.d. ) „..i,. v > \\ ilham Panbnde -s -.ir t tit- i f Young° ( W.L.WoiherspoonaA'gsiiC I St Vigeans i.John Muir John Brash PRESBYTEUT OF FORFAR. Aberlemno Thomas Mvles James Robie Cortachy William Ogilvy . Fife Dunnichen David Martin Andrew Plunter Forfar Robert Stevenson John Webster Glammis John Tannocli David Cooper Inverarity *George Loudon, A.M. A. S. Thomson Kinnettles Robert Lunan Daniel Kohertsoa Kirriemuir Thomas Easton, d.d. James Stewart Oathiaw Harry Stuart George Stuart Rescobie David Esdaile John Arthur Tanuadice William Allan William Herald PRE'^BYTERT OF MEfGLE. Airlie Thomas Reid William Loban Alyth James Ramsay AVilliam Cessford Bendochy James S. Barty David Melville Blairgowrie A. O. Greig, a.m Tiiomas Soutar Cou jar- Angus.... *Patrick J. Stevenson Alex. Kinleside Eassie & Nevay... David Lindsay Henry Adie Glenisla James VV^att David Robertson Kettins John R. M'Duff James Gibb Kingoidrum James Ogilvy Haldane William Edward Lintrathen Francis Cannan Robert Hantou Meigle James Mitchell, d.d. J. Anderson Newtyle John Moon, a.m. James Wilson Kuthven Patrick Barty David Lindsay PRESBYTERY OF BRECHIN. „ .. (Nathaniel Morren, A.M. )^ .,-0 . > David Pram Brechin i ., j m -i (Alexander Gardner, j\.M. ) Careston David Lyall Jas. M'Connachie Craig Robert Mitchell, A.M. Charles Nelson Dun *John Eadie,A.M. William Mackie Edzell Charles S. Adie William Ayre Farnell Henry Brewster James Webster Fearn David Harris James Crabb Lethnot Jonn V/hyte James Mitchell Lochlee Walter Low J.Mason Logie-Pert Thomas Hill Allan Balnaves Maryton William Reid James Munio Menmuir William Cron David Laing ,, ^ f Robert Smith, d.d. Montrose ,... { ^ u x> , ( Joseph Paterson, d.d. Stracathro ,.,, William Gerard Alexander Laing ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 171 *•* * - — I — PBESBYTEKY OF FORDOUN. Parishes. Ministers. Schoolmasters. Arbuthnott James Milne 'William Chryslall Benholm Alex. S Myers James Young Bervie John Gleig, a.m. P. Cameron, Dunnottar Alexander Silver Robert Sym Fettercairn Alexander Whyte, a.m. James Low XX f GeorL'-e Thomson \ j^^^^ Atior. ^^"^^«^^°n ^^"^'^ ''"^'' i John Watt, as. ^ sue. j Fordoun Charles Forbes Buchaa Wm. Adam Smith «-»* leaner Napie.. l*t'. «*:,,,«.*«.. Glenhervie James Drummond Eobert Hendry Kinneff William Mearns David Whyte ., Laurencekirk James M'Gowan David G. P. Sm!t1| Marykirk Alex. Crombie Low James Jaffray ^ St. Cyrus Thomas Mackintosh Jas. S. Murray, a ifji Belonging to the SYNOD of ABEPvDEEN. IN THE PRESBTTERY OF KINCARDINE o'nEILL. _ , „ „ , • Ch. Og-?, Francis Robie, Banchory Ternan... George HutchisonTT ^ f ^^^^ j^l^^ Robertson j ^' Strachan David Martin Alexander M'Connachie IN THE PRESBYTERY OF ABERDEEN. Banchory Devenick..William Paul John Webster Durris Robert Copland James Duirs Maryculter John Bower, a.m. David DurwarJ Nigg ....Robt. Fairweather William Barnett CHAPELS IN CONNECTION WITH ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Dundee Presbytery. Brougr ty Ferry.. J.Wood, T.L.D. Dundee, St | AlexanderM'Neill Andrew ( R.Logan, as. c^*wc. Lochee J. Forsyth Forfar Presbytery. Kirriemuir, South... Forfar, St James'... Jas. Somers | Arbroath Presbytery. Arbroath, Ladyloan...- Carnoustie Inverbrothock Jas.Law Friockheim James Black MISSIONS IN CONNEXION WITH ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Forfar Presbytery Clova and Glenprosen John Michie Fordoun Presbytery ...Cookney J. Clerihew Aberdeen Presbytery...Vovt\eih.Qn WiUiam Law 172 FREE CHCKCH. FREE CHURCH. BTNOD OF ANGUS AND MEABN3. William Wilson, Carmylie, Clerk. PRESByTERT OF BRECHIN. Cliurdies. Ministers Teacher*. Brechin—West ...Alex. L. R. Foote, a.m. Alexander Nairn -p ( *James M'Cosh, a.m. ) (Little Brechin) ^^^ (Mungo F. Parker J Adam Wilson Craig James Brewster, D.D. John Lyall Edzell Robert Inglis William Mitchell Loch lee Andrew Mieklewraith Logie John Bain Maryton James Dickson P. Littlejohn " Montrose, St John's, William Nixon ! j^jj^^ clJ'rStie St George's PRESBYTERY OF ARBROATH. Arbirlot John Kirk Arbroath, Hill-st. Alexander Hislop William Young Inverbrothock -David Chrichton J. O. Waun Ladyloan Alexander Leslie John F. Walker Barry James Lurasden William Mackenzie Carmylie W. Wilson Carnoustie Comrie • Robertson Colliston Andrew Peebles Friockheim *Thomas Wilson Nathaniel Leitch Inverkeiilor John Laird Panbride Hugh Martin PRESBYTERY OF DUNDEE. Abernyte..... Broug'hty Ferry ...John Lyon D. McMillan Dundee, Chapelsh John Macdougal Andrew Cant Dudhope William Stewart W.Small,MissMilne Gaelic .Charles M'AIister ( William Blackie, & Hilltown John Baxter < Misses Morison C and M'Alpine Mariners' , Thomas Robinson St Andrew's ..,*Jaraes Ewiug Miss Morris [ A. Ferguson and J. St David's Geo. Lewis < M'Donald, Misses ( Sutherland & Luke e.4. T 1 » T 1 T> u u (David Petrie and ^^ J°^" ^ -^^^^^ Roxburgh j ^j.^^ ^^^^^j^^j^ ^""^ P«'^^'^ ^''^y ^"^"^ ^ ^^ { Ml^Fenton FBBE CHURCH 173 Paiishes Ministtrs. Teachers. Wallacetown ...P. L. Miller George Barrie Liff ....William R. Moncur Lochee Thomas B. Dodds Miss Allan Longforgan Robert S. Walker Jamts Swaine Monifieth Edwaid Cross Monikie James Miller Tealing ....D. B. Mellis FBESBYTERT OF FORFAR. Dunniclieu James Gardener, m.d. Foi'far *Wi]liam' Clugston Kirriemuir, South Daniel Cormack North John ThoTiison Ivinnettles J. J. Pattison Memus Peter Edgar PRESBYTERY OF MEIGLS. Airlie David White Alyth Archibald Ferguson Blairgowrie Robert M'Donald TtI'Donald /r-i^ vitmi- \ W. Stcwart and J. Crayr^ (Glenshee)...\\'illiami, \ Brownt> '^ ] ^ •' ^ Fer..'Uson . ( Cupar Angus *Thomas'Bain Peti'ie Rattray Fran* is Gillies PRESBYTERY OF FORDOUN. Auehinblae John Phillip John Soutar Bervie James M'Gowan Benholra... James Glen Drumlithie Andrew Glen William Thomson. Fettercairn David Paton Kinneff *Thomas Brown Laurencekirk Charles Glass — Soutar cf, ^ f Alex. Keith, b.d. St, Cyrus < ., rr -^i • •' ( Alex. Keith, jun., .\.m. Stonehaven George Phillip, a.m. William Poison BELONGING TO THE SYNOD OF ABERDEEN. IN THE PRESBYTERY OF ABERDEEN. Banchory Deven. David F. Arthur Maryculter George Ogilvie IN THE PRESBYTERY OF KINCARDINE O'NEIL. Banchory Ternan, Robert Reid A. Watt Siraohan D. S. Fergusson ASSOCIATE ORIGINAL SECEDE RS. In Perth Piesbjtery. Dundee, Watt Institution Hall, E. A. Thomson In Aberdeen Presbytery. Arbroath, Maul-st. J. Sandison Carnoustie *James Meek Brechin,City-road, James Gray Kirriemuir , 174 DISSfiNTlJiG BODIES. UNITED ASSOCIATE SECEDERS. Duiidee Presbytery. Churches. Ministers. Alyth ...... Robert Hogg Broughty Ferry .... Duncan Ogilvy y fist Cong. George'sChapel, School-wynd George Gilfillan 2d „ Bell-street W. Berwick 1^ 1 3d „ Tay-sqnare . James R. M'Gavin ® t4th „ Wishart Chapel, Cowgate Robert i)ick Duncaa Ferry-Port-on-Craig . . . . "Walter Mucliersie Kirriemuir ..... William Ramage Xochee ..... David Marshall Newtyle ...... *John Muir ArVironth Presbytery. 1 st Cong.Nor th Gri nisby-street •Joseph Hay, a.m. Arbroath 2d „ Fore Abbey-street Alexander Sorley 1st „ City Road Brechin 2d „ Vennel Wm. T. Rankine Forfar Andrew Murray Johnshaven ...... George Walker Lejham Robert Forbes ^^^ ^°"°-' ^^i'^'^^^^'^^* Alex. Anderson Montrose -! " "i2d Market-street . Henry Hyslop Newbigging John Eckford In Aberdeen Presbytery. Stonehaven David Todd RELIEF CONGREGATIONS, In Dundee Presbytery. Arbroath, Gravesend .... William Allan Brechin, High-street James Goodwin 1st Cong. Temple-lane Robert Gammel Dundee. J ( 2d „ Bell-street James Reston Kirriemuir ..... James Stirling REFORMED PRESBYTERIANS. Dundee, Meadowside . . . Joseph Wilson SCOTTISH EPISCOPALIANS. Diocese (f Brecliin. Right Rev. David Moir, o d., Brechin, Bishop. Arbroath... W. Heiiiierson, a.m. Laurencekirk. W.M.Goalen The Bishop Fettercairn Brechin .. < ^ Teed *John Moir, a.m. (Fasque) Drumlithie. •Robert K. Thom Lochlee . . A. Simpson, a.m. H. Horsley (Dean) Montrose . Pat. Cushnie, a.m. Dundee... I T.G.T. Anderson, a* Muciialls . James Smith Katerline... J. Stevenson, a.m. Stonehaven Forbes In the Diocese of Dunkeld, &;c. Right Rev. Patrick Torry, p.p., Peterhead, Bishop. Forfar, - William Tayloi-, a.m. | Kirriemuir, - John Buchan — DISSENTING BODIES. 175 ENGLISH EPISCOPALIANS Montrose, St Peter's, Robert Wade, b.a. WESLEYAN METHODISTS. - Reid, Montrose, Arbroath, W. J, | Stonehaven Various Dundee.Overgate, David Edgar | PRIMITIVE METHODISTS. Dundee, Baltic street, _ - - - - J. Johnston INDEPENDENT CONGREGATIONS. In connection with the Congregational Union of Scotland Arbroath, Gravesend - _ Brechin, City- road, Masson ( Ward Chapel, David Russell, B.C. < Piinces street, Andrew Hannay Dundee { Lindsay-street, Thomas M. Reekie Forfar, Osnaburgh-street, M'illiam Lowe Laurencekirk, Lethani and Friokheim, James M'Kenzie Montrose, Baltic-street, Hugh Hercus Sauchieburn, Thomas M'Kinnon OLD SCOTTISH INDEPENDENTS. Arbroath, James Hovel f Js. Donal d Dundee Barrack st Montrose, Various \T. Hunteiter BEREANS. Laurencekirk, William Taylor BAPTISTS. Arbroath Dorward A. Pirie « \ Seagate S. Montrose J. Gilbert Commerce-st. James Watson Seagate, W. D. Cameron Bridge-street, - Various Meadowside Mai. M'Lean GLASSITES. Arbroath Various (James Findlay Dundee - Geo.Baxter Montrose David Maxwell Alex. Moir Thos. Duncau UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dundee, Baltic-street . _ _ _ Various CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC CHURCH. Dundee, Bell-street - _ _ _ John Rankine, &c. ROMAN CATHOLICS. Dundee, Nethergate.J. M'Pherson, Steph.Keenan, and Da.M'Keon Arbroath, &c. - Alexander Gordon 176 MISCELLANEOUS LtSTS. ST mart's college, BLAIRS, KINCARDINESHIRE. iPoT the education of young men designed for the Roman Catholic Priesthood. Right Rev. John Sharp, President Revs. John Gordon, James Monaghnn, and Wra. Smith, Professors Rev. Donald Carmichael, Procurator AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. EASTERN FORFARSHmE FARMING ASSOCIATION. Cattle Show liclrl at Trinity Mnir in Ajfril, and at Glesterlaw in August. Lord Panmure, Perpetual President. "W. F. Lindsay Carnegie, Esq. of Boysack, Vice-President. Committee — Col. Dalgairns of Bal^avies, Thomas Carneg-y Esq. of Craig'o, Jaraes Leiffhton, Esq. of Braikie, James Ainsworth, Esq. of Invereig'hty House, Robert Arldey, Esq of Clepington, Jas. Cargill, East Seaton, Wm. Smith, West Drums, Alex. Be!], Fer- ryden, D. Neil, Ardestie, and Thomas Arkley, Mill of Downie. Adam Burnes, Montrose, Secretary and Treasurer. FETTERCAIRN FARMERS' CLUB —(See Appendix.) SOUTH AND EAST MEARNS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Presi.ient cf Lauriston, W. Forsyth Grant nf EccieSRn ig. ; R. Lyal! G.T. Stra- t(ni tif Kirlv-iile, and Da. Scott of Urotheiton, Vice-Prfsiilents. Committee. —John Stephen, Warbuvtnn ;Jm. Stratnn, Ciaisinll ; J. Scott, West Mathers; J. Thomson, Sillyflatt; J Mitchell, Brotlicrtnn ; R. Fvfe, East Mathers; C. P.ter, Pithudlie ; \V. Blacidaws, Caiiteriaud Lodue ; J. Crabh, Scotsiown ; Kev. Thos Macldutobh; Mr Lyall offL uriston, and Mr Grant of Ecclesgveig W.F.Grant, Esq. Treas.—J. Stephen, jun.libraiian —J.S.Muriay, St Cyrus, Sec. DEESIDE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Harry Lumsden, Esq., jr. of Anchindoir, President. Alexander Forbes Irvine, Esq. of Drum, Vice President. Committee— Messrs John Anderson, George Reimie, David Gibb, William Adam, John Gray, John Davidson, Alexander AVaiker, "William Greig, Francis Ross, James Eraser, Alexander Ross, James Adam, .John Glennie, Lewis Strachan, William Valentine, James Leighton, George Watt, James Sandison, James Tocher, John Valantine, and Georue Wilson. William Thorn, Secretary, Clerk and Treasurer. BANCHORY FARMER CLUB. The annual meeting and show oi sieds is held on the fir.^t Monday of March, and the cattle show on the last Tuesday of Jiilv. Alexander Burnett, Esq , Craties President. Capt. Wm. Burnett Ramsay of Banchory Lodge, Vice-President. Committee—Messrs John Glennie, William Adam, John Johnston, William Anderson, James Leighton, James Adam, George Ren- nie, and Alexander Calder. Robert Andei'son, Convener. William Thorn, Secretary and Treasurer. MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 377 ABERDEEN, BANFF, KINCAftDlNE, AND EAST FORFAR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Presidents—Duke of Richmond, k.g., the Earl of Aberdeen, the Earl of Fife, and the Viscount of Arbuthnott. Vice-Presidents—The Earl of Atoyue, the Earl of Kintore, the Earl of Seafield. Lord Forbes, Lord Panmure, Lord James Hay, Admiral Wm. Gordon, M. P. for Aberdeenshire, Jas. Duff, M .P. for Banffshire, Hon. Hugh Arbuthnott, Thos. Blaikie, Esq., llobt. Grant of Tillyfour, Col. Thomas Gordon of Park, and William Innes of Raemoir. John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler, Honorary Secretary. Alex. Duthie, advocate, Secretary and Treasurer. COAST GUARD. MONTROSE DISTRICT. James C. Bennet, R.N., Montrose, Inspecting-Coramander. Stations. Chitf Officers. Stations. Cliic-f Officers. Caterline, . — Auchmithie Lt. A. M. Shairp, Johnshaven,.Lt. Da. Dooley, Westhaven, Lt. R. P. Littlevvort Usan, . . . Lt. C. D. Warren, BroughtyFerry, Burrows Irwin Redcastle, . John Stark, ABERDEEN DISTRICT OF KINCARDINESHIRE. Thomas Richmond, Aberdeen, Inspecting-Conimander. Muehalls Cove Bay Lt. G. Philips, r.m. | CUSTOMS. PORT OF DUNDEE. John Stewart, Collector. — D. M. Jolly. Controller. J. H. Blain, Collector's 1st Clerk; David Walker, 2d do.; James Scott, 3d do. ; William Scott, 4th do. J, W. Arkle, Landing-Surveyor.—Andrew Henderson, Jarae» Kidd, Andrew Sceales, and John Melville, Searchers, Landing, and Coast-Waiters. William Robins, Tide-Surveyor—William Cairncross and Robert Coventry, Lockers—John Milne, Messenger—Nineteen Tide- Waiters, and Four Boatmen. PERRV-POKT-ON-CRAIG. David Guillan, Coast and Land-Waiter. PORT OF MONTROSE. Fred. W. Trevor, Collector.—John N. Beaumont, Contrl. and Sor. J. W. B. Keagh, Collector's Clerk. P. Hayton, Searcher, Landing-Waiter, and Tide-Surveyor. Five Tide-waiters and Two Boatmen. JOHNSHAVEN.—Robert Porter, Coast-waiter. PORT OF ARBROATH. Francis Martin, Collector.—Adam Stevenson, Controller, and Landing- Surveyor Thos. Baines, Landing- Waiter, and Tide- Surveyor.—Four Tide-Wiaters, and Two Boatmen. Belonging to the PORT OF ABERDEEN. Stonehaven.—Wilson Pratt, Principal Coast-officer, 178 MISCELLANEOUS XISTS. I EXCISE. MONTROSE COLLECTION. John Corbit, Dundee, Collector. — A. D. Stewart, Dundee, Clerk. Dundee District. —James Anderson, Supervisor. James Atkin- son, Thomas Guest, Edmund Brown, a^d Kenneth M'Bean, Dun- dee ; William Troi^p, Dron ; Georgfe Amsden, Brous'hty Ferry; and William France, Inchture— Officers, William Lamb, Permit- Officer , William Tod, Supernumerary ; and Andrew M'CalUim and Lindsay Grandison, Riciid. Sukeiiby, and George Isles, Ex- pectants, Dundee. Montrose District John Sutherland, Supervisor. James F. Ware* Montrose ; James M'Donell, Hug-h Morison, Peter M'Laren, and Andrew Steel, Brechin ; Tliom.'is Davison, Fettercairn ; Jas: Kennedy, Laurencekirk ; and Jas. Boy, Johnshaven — Officers — Aw. Masson, Assistant, Brechin. Forfar District James Pilmour, Supervisor. John B. Adamson, Forfar; John Ross, Smithficld, Jolui M' William, Kirriemuir: Lachlan IM'Intosh, Kins'oldrum ; James^Black, Arbroath ; and James M'Lean, Friockheim— Officers. Blairgoicrie District.—W^illiam Edds, Supervisor. John H^ Penning-ton, Ballied ; Ebenezer Hay, Blairgowrie ; George Pringle, Kirkmichael ; Henry Hewish, Alyth ; and William Donald, Coupar Angus—Officers. In ABERDEEN COLLECTION. James M'Laren, Aberdeen, Collector. LovTER District of KiNCAuniNESHiriE.—John Monro, Aber- deen, Supervisor. Ronald M'Haniy and George Patrick, Stone- haven ; and "William Ross, Aberdeen — Officers. STAMPS AND TAXES. INSPECTORS OFSTAMPSAND TAXES. Fori ARsniRE.— John Caird, Perth. Kincardineshire.—Rdbt. Brown, Aberdeen, and Jn. Caird, Perth. SURVEYORS OF TAXES. FiT^ST District of Forfarshire. James Bain, Montrose. Second District of Forfarsihre — James Jack, 3, Thorter Row, Dundee. Second District of Aberdeensihk. —Andrew Grant, 19 Union Buildings, Aberdeen. DISTRIBUTORS OF STAMPS AND c 0LLp:CT0RS OF TAXES. Dundee District.— Joi n Kerr, Castle- street, Dundee, Forfab DiSTRiCT.-^James Grubb, High-street, Forfar. K.Tx'fCAROiNi shire. — Wm. iirown, Advocates'- Hall, Aberdeen. Game CERxrFicATES, for Forfarshire, issued by John Kerr, Dun- dee ; and James Grubb, Forfar ; and for Kincardineshire, by James Christian, Stonehaven. FACTORIES ACT. Certifying SrRGEONS-^Dw?i(ft'e District—Dr Monro and W» C. Saunders. Montrose District—Dr Fergusson MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 179 EDINBURGH ANGUS CLUB. For the encouiagemeiit of education in Forf.nsliire. Patron—The Right Hon. the Earl of Airlie Lord-Lieutenant o^ the county of Forfar. President—James Miller, E q , Professor of Surgery in the Uni- versity of Edinhiirjrh. Vice Presidents— 'Right Hon. Fox Maule, M.P. ; Right Rev. David Low, LL.D., Bishop of Mor^iy, Ross, and Argy'e ; Rev. Thomas J. Crawford, D.D., Edinburgh ; James Cam gy Arbuthnott, Esq. of Balnamoon ; Lieut.-Col. Swinburne of Marcus; Patrick A rk- , ley Esq. of Dunninald, advocate. James Morgan, Esq., S.S.C., Walker-street, Treasurer. James S. Ducat, W.S., 68, Great Kintv-street. Secretary. EDINBURGH MEARNS SHiRE CLUB. For cliaritable purposes and encouragement of education in Kincardineshire Vise. Arbuthnott, Lord Lieutenant of the County, Patron and President. Mackie & Chisholm, goldsmiths. Edinburgh. Medallists. GLAbGOVV ANGUS AND MEAKJSa BENEVOLENT SOCIETY— 1838. Lieat.-General Arbuthnott of Hatton, M.P., Patron. John Leadbetter, Esq., President. John Anderson, Esq., Vice-President. Directors—Messrs James Mann, John Oatts, Charles H. Scott, James Hendry, James Scrimgeour, David liile, Thomas Yates, Mungo Ritchie, David Rattray, Hcxiry Smart, James Watson, aud Peter Findlay. John Rae, Treasurer. —George Esplin, Secretary. COMMITTEE OF aiANAGEMENT OF TAY~FERR1ES. Ex Officio. —The Lords Lieutenant and C -nvenoi^s of the counties of Fife and Forfar, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Eastern Dis- trict of Fifeshire, the Sheriff-Substitute for the Dundee District of Forfarshire, and the Provost of Dundee. For the County ofFife. —William Berry of Tayfield, Henry Stewart of St Fort, and J. W. Melville of Strathkinness. For the County of Forfar. —William Lindsay, Dundee, Richard Gardner, Dudhope, and John Symers, Dundee. For Toivn-CounciL of Dundee.— Bailies John Anderson, Willicm Moyes, and Peter He;in. For the Subscribers.—John Peter, David Miln, and William Thorns— all of Dundee Christopher Kerr, Manager. John Leitch, Superintendent 8c ^' 1. — A^ex Cbriptip.Dundpf>. Clerk, KAlLiVV AiR. DUNDEE&PERTH&DUNDEK&NEWTYLE RAILWAY COMPANY Directors —The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Sir Patrick Murray, Thriepland, Bart., Charles Hunter, Alexander Lawson, James Vfestland, Patrick Hunter Thorns, George Fyfe,' William Small, ; 180 MrSCELLAIfEOtrs LISTS. William Thorns, William Crockatt, jun. ; and James Wighton. Richard Baird Sup.—Messrs Shiell & Small Secretaries. DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY COMPANY. Authorised capital £200,000. —Amount expended £lo6,323. Directors — Andrew Low, William Curr, George Fyife, Thomas Collier, Robert xidamson, William Thorns, Johu G. Baxter, Charles Guthrie, and James Cochrane. G. PatuUo, Manager.—.Messrs Shiell & Small, Secretaries. ABERDEEN RAILWAY. i5fr5cfor.j ^-Thomas Blaikie, Lord Provost of Aberdeen (Chairman) William ; Adam of Ranna John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler ; Patrick Davidson, yr, of Inchmarlo ; Clements Lumsden, Ad- vocate ; Alexander Jopp, Advocate ; Isaac Maehray, Mail-con- tractor ; Alexander Pirie, jun., Manufacturer ; Henry Paterson, Banker ; James Hadden, Manufacturer ; George Thomson, jun., Merchant : and Newell Burnett, Advocate. ARBROAXH AND FORFAR. Directors—W. T. Lindr^ay Carnegie, of Spynie and Boysack, (Chairman) ; Patrick Chalmers, Auldbar ; William Andsou, Ar- broath; Robert Milne of Willoughby House ; Alexander Mann, Arbroath ; James Scott, Forfar ; William Potter, do, ; William Roberts, do. ; David Louson, Springfield. Alexander Allen, Arbroath, Manager. Louson and Macdonald, Arbroath, Secretaries. SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Supported by Annual Subscriptions of 2s 6d, and Donations. DUNDEE BRANCH. Lord Panmure, President. Vice-Presidents... 3ohxv Graham, Pearsie ; Lieut. Walker, iln., Naughton ; P. W. Ogilvy of Ruthven ; and the Provost of Dundee. Directors—Captains Neish, Kennedy, J.Jack, Cri^'hton, & D. Jack. John Fyffe, Dock Street, Secretary and Treasurer. ABBKOATH BRANCH. Directors—The Provost (President), the Clergy of all denomina- tions. Rev. John Muir, Wm. Andson, Wm. Chapel, Joseph S. Esplin, George Canning, Wm. Cargill, George Kidd, Joseph Ferguson, James Weir, David Peacock, Wm. Salmoud, James Stormonth, and John Swann.—D. Smith, Secretary and Treas. MONTROSE BRANCH. G. W, Trevor, President. D. Sutherland, Treasurer—James Calvert, jun., Honorary Secy. MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 181 FORFAR AND KINCARDINE-SHIEES MILITIA. (No. 105 British.) Colonel The Honourable Donald Ogllvy of CIovh. Lieut.- Colonel ...Sir Alexander Ramsay of Balmain, Bart. Major James Rait of Annir,ton. Staff, at Head Quarters, ilibn^roA^e— Captain Archibald Macneill, Adjutant ; Duncan Brown, Serjeant-Major ; and eight Iberjeanis. Estahliskimnt ivhen evihodied—1 Colonel, 1 Lieutenant- Colonel, 1 Major, 8 Captains, 10 Lieutenants, G Ensigns, 1 Adjutant, 1 Pay-Master, 1 Sur • 1 Serjeant-Major, 1 Quarter- Master Serjeant, 1 Druni-Mojor, 21 Serjeants, 22 Corporals, 10 Drummers and Fifers, and troiu 'Forfarshire - - - 511 Privates, Kincardineshire _ - - 136 do. —G47 THE MAILS AND POST OFFICE. The South Mail, vvMch leaves Edinburgh at 5 a.m., reaches— Delivery. Box closes for Nvrt-' Dundee at 10 15 m. — 11 10 ui. — 9 45 m. Arbroath 11 15 m. — 11 50 m. — 10 50 m. . Montrose 12 35 af. — 1 Oaf. — 12 5 af. Stonehaven ... 3 15 af. — 3 40 af. — 2 50 af. The South Mail, which leaves„Edinburgh at 4 p.m., reache:^ Delivery. Box closes for Nortlu Dundee...... at 11 18 af. — 7 m. ' — 10 Oaf. Arbroath 13m.— 70 m. — 10 af. Montrose 2 26 m. — 7 ra. — 9 80 af. Stonehaven.... 4 50 m. — 7 m. — 10 Oaf. The Nohth Mail, which leaves Aberdeen at 5 a.m., reaches Delivery. Box closesfor Soul 't . af, Stonehaven..at 6 25 m. — 7 m. —• 10 Montrose 8 30 m. — 9 m. — 8 20 m. Arbroath 10 5 m. — 10 15 m. — 9 30 m. Dundee 11 m. — 11 10 m. —• 10 30 m. The North J.?ail, whichjeaves Aberdeen at 3 a.m, reaches Delivery. Box closesfor South. ' Stonehaven. .at 4 35 af, — 4 50 af. —- 4 af . Montrose 6 57 af. — 7 15 af. — 6 Oaf,, Arbroath 8 19 af. — 8 35 af. — 7 40 af. Dundee 10 4 af. — 7 m, — 9 15 af, Thejiours of delivery are the Summer hours. BRANCH OB BV-POSTS. To Aucldnblae—Leaves Montrose at 4 15 am. To Brechi?i—Leaves Dundee at 11 10 a.m. ; aud Montrose at 4 15 A.M. To Brougkty, Ferry—Leaves Dundee at 6 30 a.m. To Feitercaim —Leaves Montrose at 4 15 a.m. a,--£. To Forfar—Leaves Arbroath at^ a.m. ; and Dundee at 11 10 N 162 FAIS9. To Glammiss—Leaves Forfar at 1 30 p.m. To Kirriemuir— Leaves Forfar at 1 20 p.m. To Laurencekirk —Tuesives Montrose at 4. 15 a.m. To Lochee—Leaves Dundee at 7 a-m, and noon. POST-OFFICE. John "Warren, r esident in Dundee, Surveyor of the District. The Offices printed in Italics are Sub-Officers to those immediately going before Offices Postmasters. Offices. Postmasters. Arbroath, - - lit. Finlayson Forfar - John Thomson Friockheira Finhaven - James Bowman Banchory - - James Tory Glxmmis David Coupar Bervie _ - - Mrs Soutar Kincaldrum - Charles Irvine Johnshaven John Beatie Letham William Allan Brechin . - - William Low Inverkeillor - David Todd Edzell - - ' Rt. Buchan Kirriemuir James Dickson Carnoustie - - Ah Balfour Laurencekirk George Watt Muirdrum Ah Fitchet Montrose - James Valentine Dundee . - - Robert Bell Auchiblae - Wm. Buchan Broughty Ferry E. Methven Marykirk - Chas. Carnegia Lochee - - Wm. Craig St Cyrus - Thomas Dry Fettercairn Jas. Austins Stonehaven - Chas. Michie Drumlithie William Smith FAIRS IN FORFAR AND KINCARDINE SHIRES. Those in Forfarshire marked a JANUARY. aArbroath ....< last Saturday Laurencekirk (St Anthony) cattle, hiring, and grain, 3d Wed., 0.8. Laurencekirk... cattle, 2d Monday TEERUART. Banchory ...cattle, day before Stonehaven Bervie ...cattle, Wednesday before 14th aColliston Mill 2d Thursday aForfar (St Valentine's) last Wednesday Laurencekirk cattle, 2d Monday aPetterden Tuesday before 3d Thursday Stonehaven Thursday before Candlemas, o.s. MARCH. Banchory cattle, last Thursday ttCoupar 3d Thursday aDunnichen .. 2d Wednesday o.s. «GIenisla 1st Wednesday Laurencekirk cattle, 2d Monday FAIRS. 183 APJlIL. Auchinblae (Pasch) cattle, 8d Thursday aBrechin (Trinity I'ryst) cattle, 3d Wednesday aCarmyllie 1st Tuesday aCullow sheep, l;ist Friday «Forfar (Pasch) cattle, 2d Wednesday aGIammis cattle, 1st Wednesday aGIesterlaw cattle, last Wednesday Laurencekirk cattle, last Thursday Laurencekirk cattle, 2d Monday MAY. Auchinblae cattle. Wednesday after 2d Tuesday, o.s„ Bervie cattle, Thursday before 19th cCoupar 1st Thursday after 26th aDrumscairn, near Arbroath ... 1st Thuisday aDun's Muir cattle, day before Forfar Durris cattle, 2d Thursday aEdzell sheep and cattle, 1st Monday Fettercairn... .hiring and cattle, 2oth or 24th if term falls on Mon„ aForfar cattle, 1st Wednesday, o.s. aGIammis 1st Wed. and 'Wed. af. 26th Muchalls cattle, 1st Tuesday aPetterden 2d Tuesday JUNE. Banchory cattle, 3d Tuesday aBrechin (Trinity) sheep. 2d Wed.; cattle, Th. ; & hor. Fri. Cammockmuir cattle, 2d Wednesday aDun's Muir cattle, 3d Thursday Durris , cattle, Friday before 2d Wednesday «Foi"far day after 2d Wednesday aGlesterlaw cattle, 4th Wednesday aKirriemuir cattle, 1st Wednesday after Glamrois Muchalls ...cattle, Tuesday before 2d Wednesday Stonehaven (Megray) ....cattle, 3d Thursday o.s. JULY. aArbroath ISthif Sat. ; or 1st Sat. after Auchinblae (Paldy) sherp, 1st Wed.; cat. Th. ; & hor. Fr. o.s. aBrechin cattle, Friday after Aikey aCoupar cattle, 3d Wtdnesday aEdzell sheep and cattle, Friday after Aikey Forfar (St Peter''s)a cattle, 1st Tuesday and Wednesday cGlararais cattle, day before Stobl/s Muir aKirriemuir cattle, Wed , if 24th, or Wed. after a Do sheep, day b( fore Laurencekirk (St James's)eatt]e, Thursday af. 3d Tuesday, o.s. cReedie cattle, Saturday bef. 3d Wed. o.s aStobb's Muir ....cattle, Tuesday af. 1 1th 18^ FAIRS. Banchory ;.. cattle, 2d Tuesday aBrechin (Lao:irnas) cattle, 2d Thm'sday uDimdee (First) cattle, 26th (not held on Sat. or Men.) aEdzell sheep and cattle, ]st Wednesday after 26th rtForfar (St James's) sheep, 1st Tu. ; cat. 1st Wed. ;hor.lstTh. rt'orlenisia (Kirkton) shp.&cattle, 1st Wednesday, o.s. aGlestei-law cattle, 3d Wednesday Laurencekirk (Lawrence)sheep, and cattle, Thur, af. 2d Tu. o.s. aPetterden Tuesday before Dundee Stonehaven cattle, 2d Thursday SEPTEMBER. Auchinblae (Bartle) cattle, day after Kincardine O'Neil Banchory cattle, Friday after Craigievar Bervie cattle, Thursday before 19th aBrechin cattle, Tuesday before last Wednesday aDundee (Latter) cattle, 19th, (not held on Saturday or Monday) Durris cattle, last Wednesday oForfar (St Tuduane's)...ca;t]e, last Wednesday Laurencekirk cattle Monday b-fore last Wednesda OCTOBER. aCoupar...... cattle, 1st Tuesday aCuWow sheep, IMonday before Kirriemuir Drumlithie cattle, Thursday after 2d Tuesday aDrumscairn last Thursday ,«Edzell sheep and cattle, Friday before Kirriemuir aForfar (St Margaret's)... cattle, 2d Wednesday aGIesteriaw, cattle, 12th, or Wednesday after fljKirriemuir... cattle and horses, ISth, or 1st Wednesday after aPetterden 3d Tuesday Stonehaven (Megray) cattle, 2d Thursday, o.s* NOVEMBER. aArbijlot 2d Wednesdy Bervie Wednesday before 22d aCoupar 1st Thur.-day after 2rst Eettercairn hiring and cattle, 21stc^-20thwhen terms falls on M. aForfar (St Ethernan's), 1st Wednesday ^.'Glammis Wednesday after 22d iiKirriemuir 1st Wednesday after Glammis Laurencekirk 1st Thursday Laurencekirk cattle, 2d Monday after 1st Thursday Sti'achan Monday before Stonehaven DECEMBER. Banchory... cattle, 1st Wednesday Bervie cattle, Yfednesday beforeChristmas o.s. Laurencekirk .cattle, 2d Monday Stonehaven cattle, Thursday before Christmas o.s. CATTLE MAKKETS. WINTER CATTLE MARKETS. Auchinblae. —A cattle market every Friday from 1st Friday af- ter Drumlithie Michael Fair to Pasch Market in April. Brechin. —A cattle market every Tuesday, from 1st Tuesday af- ter Michaemas Tryst to Trinity Muir Tryst, A horse market held thei-e, same day, from last Tuesday of February to 1st Tues- day of April. Carnoustie. —A cattle market on the 3d Monday of every month, from Martinmas to Whitsunday. Coupar-Angus. —A cattle market every alternate Thursday from Ist Thursday of November to last Thursday of May. Dundee.—A cattle market every Monday, from November to May. Forfar. — A cattle market everyWednesday, from IstWednesday of November to the middle of May. Kirriemuir.—A cattle market on the last Friday of December, and on the last Friday of each following month, up to and includ- ing last Friday in April. Laurencekirk. —A cattle market monthly from November to April, the first market being on the 2d Monday after the 1st Thursday of November, and all the others on the 2d Monday of the respective months. Leysmill. — Monthly, from the 1st Monday of October, up to and includiiig the first Monday of May. WEEKLY CORN MARKETS. Arbroath, Saturday—Auchinblae, Friday— Bervie, Wednesday —Brechin, Tuesday— Coupar, Thursday— Dundee, Tuesday and Friday—Forfar, Wednesday and Saturday—Kirriemuir, Friday —Laurencekirk, Wednesday—Montrose, Friday— Stonehaven, Thursday. HIRING MARKETS, AT WHITSUNDAY AND MARTINMAS 0. S. Arbroath*, Saturdayafter—Auchinblae,onTerm day—Banchory, Saturday before — Bervie Wednesday before —Brechin*, Tuesday after—Carnoustie, Monday after— Colliston MUl, Thursday after —Dundee*, first Market-day after— Forfar*, first Market-day after— Glammis, Wednesday after— Kirriemuir*, Friday after— Laurencekirk, day after— Letbam,on Term-day; if a Saturday, on the Monday following —Leysmill, day after — Montrose*, Friday after—Slateford, on Term-day — Stonehaven, day before; if a Monday, on the Saturday previous— Fettei cairn, the same. When the Term f;i lis on the Market-day of the places uoted thus*, the Market is held on that day. 186 SHIPPlNaLlSTS. List of vessels REGISTEKED AT THE PORTS OF MONTKOSE, ARBROATH, DUNDEE, PERTH, ABERDEEN, AND STONEHAVEN. COBBECTED UP TO THE LATEST DATE. JMontroge ^j)ippmg. Abbbbviatjons.--Sh. Sliii) ; hr Baniuu; bg. Bri'^antine ; sc. Schooner ; sl Slno- ; sm . Smack; •t. sh. Stertm-s^i]) ; at. tug. SteKm-tUR. Vessels. Masters. Built r<)i Owners or Agents. Acadia bi Tounger 1840 364 Tas. & David Birnie Agenoria bg Dunn 38 177 David Hill Affnes sc Moodie 31 9- David Smith Alecto sc Simpson 09 6.': Charles Simpson Alexander bj- Brand 28 141: Alexander Brand Ann S' Watt 176-2 3? Daniel Watt Anne s' Ulan 1797 of; David Duncan Arethusa bg Vlitchell 1837 198 i)avid Mackie Barlara S( Gove IS 61 David Willocks Bell s' fleid 179G 31i George Reid Bellevue br VI' Han 1846 38.- T. & D. Birnie Betsy S( ^indlay 02 5-2 David Duncan Blossom S' Lindsay 27 6b lames Calvert Brenda b- Stephen 38 198 David Walker Brilliant bA •ifewart 39 204 David Mackie Britannia bg Youngson 39 20[, David Mackie Brothei's sc Weaims 18 7t: S,obert Mearns Centurion bg Watson 28 I8fi David Mackie Cherub bg Pteid 4- 190 las. & David Birnie Commerce bi Forbes 3£ 369 David Low Commerce s^ Ford 2£ 47 Charles Birnie Commodore bg Watt 42 I8i George Jameson Cottntoss of Airlie bji Tolly 31 loc David Mackie David and John go Petrie 4] 71 David Muckart Diana si VIorgan 20 47 William Hutcheon Eagle S( Godden 41 85 Mon. &Lon. Ship. Co. Eliza bg Burn 39 19.: David Muckart Elizabeth bg Duncan 179C 5t Vnlhony Traill Emerald bg Watson 41 Ifll) David Mackie Enterprise bg Grandison 3(i 19^' David Low Expert sc Vlasson 41 7t Charles Birnie Falcon sc i indal 41 88 Mon. & Lon.Ship. Co. Foam clipper-sc Burnett 46 96 G. Burnett, Dundee SHIPPING LISTS. 1»7 Gill si Vim 1820 4:3 Georg^e Fullerton Globe bg Lei^hton 3b' 227 J. & D. Birnie Hawk St Davis 4G 8 b -VIon. & Lon. Ship. Co. Hebe sc Craigie 26 74 David Smith / Helen sc Fluckart 27 117 John Muckart Henry bR Johnston 29 J14 Charles Birnie Henry Holland bf.- Dickie 30 161 David Walker Herald bg hlogg 3f, 181 Jas. & I>ivid Birnie Heroine b« b'alkner 4( 182 John Webster Hii,'hl under bo Spence Of L61 \lexander Gordon Hope si Huteheon % 54 William Huteheon Isabella bf^ Cobb 41 199 Charles Birnie Isabells si Milne 17 49 \ndrew Milne James bg Barclay 29 132 Charles Birnie Jane bo- Young' 24 iV2 .llexander Young* Jane so South 44 85 James Smith, sen. Jane si Thorn 26 46 Charles Birnie Janet Kinnear b- fCinnear 42 183 Jolin Kinnear John si Froud 29 37 Daniel Froud John Williams bg Copland 4J 212 Joseph Johnstott Journeyman si Burnett 29 49 Thomas Ogilvie Kate bg Jamie 41 171 David B. Brown Liberty bg Stark 3i 152 Charles Birnie Lively s! Steele 33 52 David Farfor Lochinvar bg Miilar 37 199 David Duncan Lucy sc Alexander 44 71 Robert Millar Maid of Leveu st sh. 39 76 J. Gladstone of Fasque M'-ir^''aret S! Gemlo 1794 50 David Duncan Maria bg Davidson 1840 168 i^avid Walker Myrion sc Menzies 4: 8b David Brown Mars bl: [leid 08 323 J. and D. Birnie Mary sl Pert I78b 29 George Pert Slearns-shire si Ireland 1830 57 Andrew Legg Mersey Si Moodie 19 64 David Sutherland Nelly sc Roberts 11 71 David Roberts Nelly ^sl Tern pieman 1786 47 Peter Templeman Newport sc Craigie 1837 73 David Smith Nortiiesk bg .\llaa 39 208 David Duncan Norval bg Ileid 40 L82 J. and D. Birnie Nymph si Blues 25 50 John Blues Patriot bg Christie 44 190 Charlt s Birnie Petrel sm Vlurrell 4- 43 M011.& Lon. Ship. Co. Phoenix S( Huteheon 27 67 David Smith Prosperity bo Lindsay 3i 149 J. and D. Birnie Rapid bg Larg'ie 37 161 Patrick Mason, jun. Rival bg Gowans 44 17! Charles Birnie Robin Hood bg yood ' 2S 95 fames Adams Scotia bg VIearna 42 1H3 James Mearns Scotsman bg Smart 26 177 Leighton and Myers 1S8' SHIPPING LISTS. Standard bg Fioud 184f 212 Charles Birnie « Super!) bg Japp 4C 182 Patrick Mason, jun. ^•iipr rior bg Brown n 165 James & David Birnie ;~n!san • s! Ewen OS S9 V/illiam Donaldson 'r^usanna b,a Tindal 41: 171 Wm. Carneg-ie Swallow sir Buries 42 45 Mon. & Lon.Sbip.Co. Tarbert Crstle sb se fohn Brown and Son Thane of I'lfe si Lindsay 2J 5S William Mitcliell Thistle si Craiqio OS 40 David Duncan Fua bo Allen 4c 220 David Walker 1 III ion sc Brand 2f. 82 Peter Lindsay \e-n\is s^ Ewen *'J 64 -VIoses Ferrier A'eraeity so Mason 3f 141 David Duncan Victor bg -\1 earns 8{i 192 David Smith "violet sc ponce S( 57 Hercules Spence Vis. Arbutlniott sc Baird 28 78 Indrew Legg Vivid SOI Taylor 4g 45 Charles Birnie ^Varrior U: iSIearns 89 184 David Cant Western Eover si 35 19 Toseph Johnston Viiliam si Watson IC 67 fames Adams 102 Vessels. Alexander Young'. Surveyor of Shipping and Agent for Lloyd's. ^rliroHt^ S'Stppng. Those marked a 1 avc iKit yt;t been rej;is(ered tie novo at Arbroath since it w;is separa led frcini Montrose, an d made an independent port. Vfsbeis Masters Built Ton| Owners or Agents. Accra SC Scrimger 1837 94 William Salmond Adelaide b^ G reive 31 154 George Canning Aune.s sl Brown 31 50 Mrs Brown Agnes S- Mill 37 46 Mrs Mitchell Aid St Duncan 2C 113 Mrs Greig Alexanders s] Barrie OC 44 John Peat Anna Si Ritchie 2? 49 James Baton A'uie sc Lawson 4( 99 James Cooper - wtiquary S( Gaidyne 4C 132 James G-rdyne Ann Key sc M'Kenzie 44 i2i David Key rtAriadne bg ^ttphen 2(; '54 S irauel Chapel Arethusa bg Leslie 41 200 Charles Mill Betsy Millar SL Steven 31 6'' Ale.s-ander Sutter Britannia l'^' Cargill 4ri is:' David Carglll Brotheis sl Strachan 4£ 2£ George Gleig Bi-otb.oek S( Cargill 32 142 Vfilliani Chapel i'Hibcriue Sl Summers 40 So David Peacock SHIPPING LISTS. 189 Cecilia h^ Jolly 1839 164 Walter Just Champion bg Scott 40 I5{i Godfrey M'Taggart Choice sc Sturrock 43 9f David Sturrock .aCoTiqueror bg Gibson 42 19.^ George Gleig' Curlew si More 08 47 Mrs Mill David sc Gordon 17 14S George Shield David and Robert sc Peat 38 dl James Peat aDavid Grant bg Lawrence 37 I9( William Lawrence Diana bg Blues 41 19J James Cooper Dispatch si Jameson orize 28 Thomas M. Hoseasoa Dwina bg Bodge L841 19- r>avid J. Cargill D.North'.'mberland sc Wilson 41 Gc Geoige Gleig Earl of Northesk si Webster L785 4(i David Muir Elf l^S Lyell 46 19t Alexander Lyell Eliza sc Bain 1 7 98 7C David Peters & Co. Elizabeth and Ann si Boyle 1771 Si VI is Bi'own Elizabeth & Margt. si Watson 1808 45 Peter Sturrock Euphemia sc Sim 36 6i Thomas Jameson E up hernia si Mill 1796 4! George Mill Fleece bg Bertie 17 \2£ John Kyd cFlora bg Bi'own 41 145 iiliiield and Seaton Friends si Barrie 30 2C aobert Barr-ie Friendship SI Stirling 1794 48 Tames Allan Foam sc Mill 41 78 William Salmond Gem bg Brown 45 151 \ndrew Brown George sc Keith 29 8C Willam Salmond Grace and Jane sc Simpson 39 90 D. Peter & Co: Gratitude bg Smart 23 154 George Gleig Hannah sc Guild 36 10£ James Taylor Happy Jean si Alore 1778 4i David More Helen si Mill 1826 4£ George Mill aHelen and Jane sc \dam 40 138 James Allan Hercules sc Smart 3fi 10£ William Smart Hero sc Reid 00 74 \lexaader Reid Hope sc Greig OS 65 John Sturrock «Hope sc Bowman 15 6i VfrsBowman Industry si Anderson 1 5( Alexander Anderson Industry sc Kycid 03 51, James K}'dd Industrious Helen si Souttr 1780 54 David Peacock Allan Isabella . sc Adam iS42 fames James S( Barrie 33 61 David Peat Janets & Mai'garet si Anderson 21 44 Peter Sturrock Jean ^ bg Sturmont 28 98 James Stormont Jemima SC Barrie 29 5J Mrs Mitchell Jessie sc Lumgair 43 7£ James Couper John SC Rice 7i Robert Peat John and Jean sc Croal T2 James Kidd Lawton si Paris 31 Alexander Brown Majestic bg Leslie 32 155 Charles Mills 190 SHIPPING I.ISTS. Maria sc Clark 182£ 122 O. Peter & Co,; Mary sc )oig 27 5( lobert Doig aMentor sc Vrcher 3.^ 144 \Villiam Chapel Mercury bg Peter 2(- 147 Fames Peter Mermaid bg Caird 44 ill Fames Gibson Mary & Catheiim; St Buick 41 81 Fohn Buick Neptune si Hutcheon 04 47 Fohn Hutcheon Ossian sc Ivyd 20 L3c Alexander Mann _ Pegg-y & Elizabeth sc Ogilvie 52 William Ogilvie Paumure s! Bowman 181€ 6( D. Johnston Patriot bg Cargill 3t 15'- VIrs Paterson oPrince Albert bg Roger 4i David Peat Princess sc Scott 1 84-: G; David Scott Reaper si Guthrie 3£ 4f iValter Just aReliance bg Hill 41- 214 David L. Cargill aRobert Hood si Archer 3" 31 David Archer Robert SJ Mill 44 47 James Cooper Romulus bg Cable 3(; 16t David L. Cargill aRose sl Christie OG 51 W. Caithness aScotia bg Burnett 44 149 William Burnett Sovereign SC Ferguson 29 lOS Joseph Ferguson Stephen sc Templeman 2(: 65 Mrs Templeman Sibella St Butcliart oe 59 David Peat Susan & Ann bg Duncan 31 159 Alexander Duncan «Tam o' Shanter sc Lawrence 3b 90 A'illiam Lawrence Thetis bg Porter 1827 lo8 Chai'les Porter Thomas sc Paris 21 5i Tames Ewan Thomas & Ann bg Culbert 17 L2( George Canning Trio sl Beattie 31 44 John Beattie Trio s] Anderson 24 49 David Anderson Union sc Watson 4L 6S Fohn Watson Venture sc Raitt 9C Dick Johnston Vine s] Dalgety 54 Fohn Chi-holm William & Ann si Finlay ISOl: 3C Adam Duncan Zephyr ' sc Dyer 1827 7G John Chisholm 101 Vessels —aboutab 9,800 Tons. Bimtree ^Sipping. Vessels. Master. I5iiilf Ton, Owners or Agents j Adah brM'Leish 1827 132! Allan Edward Adino bg|M'Niell 4( i28 Robert Leslie Advice sh.Cramraond 178^ 324; Tay Whale Fish. Co. Agenoria bg.Baillie I82f 125 A'exander Martin Agnes & Mary sc Lindsay 4( 117 Tliomas Low Aid sc; White 40 88 John White iiibert sCjBuist 44 127 Dundee Hull Ship.Co. Alexander shSturrock 11 324 Union WhaleFish.Co. Alexander Liddle bg.Donelly 38 165 Robert Liddle SHIPPING LISTS. 191 Amelia bg Black 1835 24? John Bell Amelia Hill bg Hill 41 307 Tames Hill Andrew si Anderson 34 64 Tames Anderson, jon. Andromeda bi Wilson 24 386 Tohn Borrie Angler sc Reekie 39 90 David Myles Ann Louisa bg Keill 35 253 Patrick Just Anna Maria s] Walker 1786 23 David Walker Ann sc Dickson i83(i 102 V. P. Reid Ann s] Hodger 31 48 John Browne Ann Miln bl Thorns 41 564 Tlobert Leslie & Sons Antelope sc Sharp 40 128 W. Kirkland Antelope euttei 1798 31 Friaity House Apame bg Wilson 1832 169 leirs of Geo. Clark Archduke si A.rcher 09 45 v. & J. Archer Archer sc VI'Keddie 41 85 Tay & Tvne Ship, Co. Ariel bg ilitchie 39 190 John Fyffe Aries si Dorward 35 22 Robert Rintoul Aurora bg Paris 33 134 Andrew Low Barbara sc P.iton 36 60 Robert Mundie Belize bo Rodger S^^ 233 James Maxwell Bellona bg M'L;iggan 17 !3^ George Kidd Ben Nevis bl Dorward 4i 318 loseph Garland Betsy s"' Xorrie 3C 48 Alexander Norrie Betsy & Margaret sc Smith 4i' 78 Walter Smith Betsy & Nell si Galloway 1791 33 James Jeffrey Blackness bl Anderson 1835 2G6 Alexander Milne Bolivar bl Peat 26 303 John Borrie Brechin Castle bl Baxter 41 371 David Baxter British King bg Sinclair 25 -^4S William Clark Briton sc fvitchie 21' 60 Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. Britannia bg Tack 45 \M Robert Tosh Brothers bl Reid 40 354 Thomas Powrie Brothers sc Rollo 45 89 David Spence Caledonia bg Boyack 3.' 137 James M' Gavin Camel si Duncan 38 44 David Spence Gamolla si Uri^uhart IS 44 Mrs Urquhart Catherines si Gumming 25 54 David Gumming Catherine bg Clark 45 198 James ,Fenwick Ceres bg Phillip n 114 A. P. Reid Ceres si Paris 44 44 Andrew Paris Chase bg Couper 3S 217 George Jessiman Charlotte sc Thin 26 118 Mrs Fyffe Choice bo Paris 2' I5r; Andrew Low Christiana bl Lyell 42 253 0. G. Millar Circassian sc Cook 3t 77 William Cockatt City of Rotterdam sc Lee 4( 129 G. N. Baxter Clyde si A.nsus 34 7S Du. Per. &L. Ship.Co CoramodoreNapierbgj Easson 41 29 ]| Thomas Neish Cordova sc[ Cook ,44| 13S Thomas Neish 1-92 SHIPPING LISTS. Courier sc M'Gregor 1816 131 D. P.&Lon. Ship.Co. Craigie bg Ogilvie 18 121 Heirs of A. Lawsou Crisoin sc Walker 41 113 Robort Spence . Cyrus H Foreman 34 177 vVilliam Curr Czar H Moor 25 289 Kii^kland & Son Daisy- bg Thomson 44 178 Andrew Low Dart si Reid 3C 64 D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. David sr Sibb 2C 117 Robert Rintoul David Key si Herd 36 43 W. & J. Ireland Diadem bg Carr 35 170 Thomas Bell, jun. Diana bg Turpie 18 93 A. P. Reid Dispatch si Broadhead 01 47 Trus. of D. Peacock Duke ofKiehmond br Spithall 42 46C' Robert Lesbe Dk. of Wellington br Duncan 44 001 \. & D, Edward Dundee st .-si, (vidd 3-i r>37 D. P. & Lon, Ship.Co. Dundee br Spink 40 305 John Bnrrie Eclipse bg Keith 41 195 NicoU & Webster Eclipse Si 'iSmith 1796 52 James Wilson Elbe sc Gray 1816 1-21 D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. Eliza bg Cook 41 191 David Jack Eliza bg Wilson 24- 247 G. L. Hynd Eliza b<2 Mearns 29 176 Jotin Ewan Eliza Scotland bg Cromartv 32 i;.^ George Kidd Elizabeth White sc N-ieoU 46 71 1. P. Reid Electra bo Lindsay 36 156 Thomas Low, sen. EUengovvan bo Ritchie 4£ 207 Oavid Baxter Emma bg Christie 22 235 David Crighton Energy bo Hill 32 22;- James M'Gavin Esker bg Patullo 36 239 Fohn Thain Esperance b^ Duff 35 29;' Gray & Cav Eupheniia bg Crockatt 34 147 G. Kidd Euphemia hi iVightingale 34 13:^ William Leighton Euphemia sc Gregory 29 03 James Gregory Euphemia s' Roger 35 54 William Ireland Fairy bi 01 247 Greorge Fyfe 5 Fairy Isle sc Fergus 4? '2 Thomas Coupar Fame-. sn' Smith 3C 85 Hull Shipping Co. ' Fancy' s& Archer 2^ 04 David Stewart Fender Si Bews ( 56 Thomas Pitkeathly Fergus bg Lanceman 42 106 David Ogilvie Fishers s' Spence 2C 3i 0. P. & Lon.. Ship.Co Flora bg Glenday 4F 23r James Soot Flora S( Drummona 46 7! Andrew Roxburgh Flora bg Duthie 46 14^ W. Duthie,Peterhead Forth S Orr 36 7i D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. Friends S' Young IS 4( William Young Free bg Feathers 45 10-: James Barland Ganges b) Vlitchell 42 ]4i Sray & C ty George Gannirig bi ^ydd 25 281 John Tbain , SHIPPING LISTS. 19S George Fyfe bi Murray 1839 444 William Small Georgiana bi Anderson 3f 242 Thomas Adarason Gipsy si Beckvvith 05 5G D. P. &Lon.Ship.Co. Glanamis Castle br Duncan 42 •142 David Baxter Gleaner br Crawford 39 297 John Thain Gratitude ha Archer 1/ 155 Patrick Milne Grang'e si Patrick 4:i 34 William Henderson Guthries si Nicoll 15 43 John Kennedy Hannah bg Batchelor 2 184 Alexander Martin Hannah bg Cook 21 I3i: David Soutar Harbinger br Thomson 41 325 Thomas Neish Harriet br Christie 24 126 Thomas Adamson Hawk SC- Ritchie 3f! 84 David Baxter Hebe SI -Lausman 2; 4'; James Young Hector bg Anderson 0! 247 George Nicoll Helen bg M'Gregor 4: :5G William Nicoll Helen & Jean si Gourlay 2[ SO David Peter Helen Cook sc Dykes 37 63 James Mather Helen Scewart sc Edward 44 8G David Stewart Henry Bell bg Hood 34 173 John Bell Herald sc Cosens Bb 70Tay &TvneShip.Co. Hermes sc Souter 3 l4oD. & W/Souter Hero h Hope bo It Knight 2£ 1 7 David Knight Horn si jiurrock 370 Union Whale Fish, Co. Humber sin Watson 1821]- 95 Hull Shipping Co. Imod bg Cameron 4i 178 David Martin & Co. Indus bg M'Kenzle 38 577 VVilliam Clark Isabella bg Tames 26 •502 Thomas Coupar Isabella bg Craig 2( 210 John Thain Isabella St Bi'own SS i28 James Brown Isabella sc White 37 87 J. & W. White Isabella S: Sward I78i 20 Vy. Henderson Isabella & Marg. SC Druramond 1842 79 John 'Davie Isla bg iNTorrie 3( 303 William Ilalley. Jack SC Simpson 3(j 68 John Brown Jairaes bg Reid 4l 138 Tiiomas Powrie Jane si Murdoch 2; 6SD. P.&Lon. Ship.Co, Jane SC Clark 31 5(1 Mrs D.' Clark Janet br Brown a: •^>-' John Thaiu Jane Baxter sc Cobb 4! A. P. Reid Jean bg Small 24 i7r James Thain Jean & Jessie sc Robertson 170! o7 David Myles Jeremiah Duncan 97 5(1 John Duncan Jessie St aiinpson 4l 125 A'icoU & Webster 194 SHIPPING LISTS. Jessie hy Davidson 1834 144 Alex. Davidson Jessie Alexander sc VIoncur 42 56 -4. P. Reid Jessie Greig b^ Pryde 40 22( Ind. Greig & Son Joanna S( Sim 37 8( Tay & Tyne Ship. Co. John S( Hoger 37 80 John Brown John & Jean s^ Crockatt 1796 43 John Crockatt John & Jean si Clark 183] 37 Mrs W. Paton John Black b;. Mitchell 30 157 David Mitchell John Fergus si PitkethJy 35 36 John Pitkethly Jules b M-Nab 44 109 Baxter,Brothers&Co. Juno Campbell 34 John Kennedy Lady Grant Lowson 1782 43 James Lowsou Lady Kinnaird Robb 1839 350 Alex. Martin Lady Lilford Scott 38 596 James Soot Lady Paumure Pringle 39 58 Thomas Forgau Lady Sale Low 42 199 Gray & Cay Lark s Martin' 31 56 D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. Lass o' Gowrie st.-sl Catanoch 4] 127 D.&P.SteamPckt.Co. Laurel hii Pattie IC 156 John Brown Leda hg Glenday 2S iOO Thomas Powrie Levana s] Stephen 2£ 45 Alex. Lindsay Leipzig bi Cappon I4 282 Alex. Stephen Leith Packet si Raltray 14 49 Thomas Moncur Libra bg Mfcir 291 Alex. Martin Lima bi Yule 4C 349 Gray & Cay Liverpool sc Gilchrist 41 86 P. D. Ritchie Livonia bg Taylor 4C 177 W. O. Taylor London st. -sh Ewing 37 S86 D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. London sc Rattray 24 115 Do. Lord Douglas sc Greig 4( 83 Heirs of B. Small Lord Palraerston br Battray 42 148 Robert Small Lord Panmure bi Henderson 38 284 George Kidd Lorina sc Scott 2S 79 A. Reid, jun. Lucille bg Ogilvie 38 ! 65 Thomas Bell, jun, Lydia si Tullis 2C 49 John Brown Madura sh Smith 4] 30i' Robert Leslie Marcellus bg Young 45 27S Robert Small Margaret si Clark 42 37 George Clark Margaret bg Lewis 31 158 John Kennedy Margaret sc Kilgour 41 78 William Ireland Margaret bg Ritchie 30 178 James B. Anderson Margaret si Speed 07 19 Anderson Jjaing Margarets bg Werayss 2f 176 James M' Gavin Margarets bg Mearns 25 129 W. Mearns Margaret Campbell si Duncan 37 47 Heirs of Jas. Barron Margaret Malcolm sc Myles 42 62 R. Myles Margaret & Ann si Clark 42 44 Mrs Clark Margaret & Elizab. s! M'Glushan 28 31 David Peter Margaret & Jean si Rae IS JljJames Baillie SHIPPING LISTS. I$5 Marion Ann hg Gumming mi LG4 G. L. Hynd Margery so Dorward S', 61 Andrew Spence Margery sc Clark 4( 7li S'u oil & Webster Mq. of Wellington b Scott n 84 VIrs Moncur Mars, b- Bertie ye 19. !5eorge Kidd Mars sh Smith 1791 ii; David Martin & Co. Mary bg Ireland 1828 L2i: lames Ireland Mary sc Beattie 31 7h Ro'iert Tosh Mary sm Johnston 3.^ li D. P,& Lon. Ship.Co. Mary si Menzies 13 5i John Farrow Marys bo Leslie 3^ L8(, fohn Brown Mary and Ann sc Gordon 27 oi John M'Intyre Mary and Rose sc Tervet 37 9] James Horsburgh Mary Key sc Key 4(. 7<- David Key Mary Salter si Gregory 3C 5] Tohn Gregory, jun. Mary Scott si Scott 4C 47 Robert Scott Maxwell sc Paton 17 6€ John Paton May sc Smith 4( lie \. & T>. Edward Mayflower cutter Anderson 4:i h Geo. Anderson, sen. Mersey sm M'Lean 34 71 D. P. & Lon. Ship.Co. Midas bg Low 2 3 25i James Soot Mobile bi Martin 3C id: Thomas Neish Montrose br Ferguson 4< ;87 James Soot Morgiana bi Inglis 2t '..54 iUan Edward Mountain Maid bg Wighton 41 194 John Kidd Mountaineer bg Fleming 42 '8: James Bell Nancy si Black n 37 William Doig Nancy si Butch art O: 3;: David Butchart New Harriet bg Thorns 24 12( lames Thovns Nile br Miller 4^ J87 vVillam Clark Noah b; Clark 07 L2fc John Caiman Ocean sc M'Intyre 37 5i Vlartin M'Intyre Olive sc Couper 14 9( David Myles Origen si Campbell 2t 61 J. Kennedy, sen. Orkie si H utton 21 17 vVilliam Button Peggy si Anderson 1767 21 'ames Anderson, sen. Perth st.-sli Spink 1834 336 D. P.& Lon. Ship Co. Perth sc Milne K IK David Martin & Co. Perth si Adams 01. 3] Thomas Moncur Perthshire sc Young 3C 126 H. D. Pryde Peruvian bi Pitkeathly 4J ]04 Alexander Pitkeathly Pilot sc -VIeldrum '3; 6'. P. D. Bitchie Pomona bg Forbes 21 141 VVm. Henry Forbes Premier bg Crilly Si: 107 G. L. Wynd Princess Charlotte sc Deuchars 14 Jot ray Whale Fish. Co. Princess Royal st.-sb Duncan 41 181 Dundee Banking Co. Progress bg Webster 4( 91 Alexander Bulk Promethus sc Clark It 44 ijimon Clark Queeu bg Gellatly 4t 384 Alexander Stephen 196 SHIPPING LISTS. Queen Sl Deadrick ,842 114 Dundee Hull Ship Co. Rapid Sl \Ioir 3 iOS John Miller Kaven Sf .Mather 40 107 Andrew Greig Richard Cobden bi Archibald 45 380 William Small Riga bfi Patrick 46 18S Kerr and Guild Robert sc Paton 35 76 Robert Tosh Robin Gray bl PatuUo 41 29 i Heirs ofGeorge Clark Roe s: Young 3 61 D.P. & Lon.Ship. Co. Rose sl Mihie 28 7." Do. Rosseau 1>^ Smith 2,^ I4r Jonathan Smith Rosanna bl Patrick 2 285 John Borrie Rover S! Bowman 25 38 X. Reid, jun. , Royal Bride bg \Yelch 40 199 J. .and D. Lawson Ruby bg Greig 29 115 A.ndrew Greig Sancy Jack sc Millar 40 1 65 John Millar Sarah bg 8etts 27 92 John Farrow Selma bi Taylor 3 258 J. and J. Thain Shaver sc Toung 45 72 J. and D. Brown Shakspeare bg Ambrose 30 206 James Bruce Shelah sc Mitchell 41 128 Dundee Hull Ship.Co. Sir H. Parnell bg [verr 35 209 Alexander Martin Sir James Kempt H M'Donald 26 30-1 AVilliam Small Sir John Ogilvy \ H Strachan 40 153 Alexander Bulk SirW.Wallace st.tug Elder 30 70 D.P. & Lon.Ship. Co; Sovereign sc Mann 28 !59 Do. Spinks bg Barron 15 77 Heirs of J. Barron Star sl i'urnbull 31 64 D.P. & Lon. Ship. Co. Stephens s' Melville 25 34 Peter Anderson Susan & Isabella s" Crockatt 38 ^'i John Crockatt Susanna sh Kydd 26 320 James Thain Swan s! Moir 30 52 D.¥ & Lon. Ship. Co. ' Swift Sl Bell 38 74 Do. Sylph sc Low 42 68 Alex. Reid, jun. Tay sc Sparks 25 81 Dundee Hull Ship.Co Tay sT Duncan 16 5G Alexander Buik Tay s] Mackie 30 54 D.P. & Lon.Ship. Co. •Tay sc Greig 45 8C Robert Tosh Tay & Tees Packel; sc \nderson 45 Go Peter Anderson Tayfield st.s]i| Duncan 36 GO Dundee Banking Co. Thetis br vVhite 40 584 Allan Edward "hetis bo Aitken 34 !66G. L. Hvnd . lunrias br Webster 27 LIS Johns. Halley Thomas sc Bowman 2c 70 Vndrew Lindsay g' • 3f. Thom-ds " ^etrier 08 Thomas Ferrier Thomsons SC rhomson 40 71 Alexander Thomson Tid S(' ^"^bster 2f 95 .Vicoll and Webster T/'iton ],, Duncan 127 J, and W. Duncan Triarpph sc Didkson 75 Tay & Tyrie Ship.Co. Ti-iad S(- CJiapman -27 6-1' Jdmes Chapmau - SHiPPiTsa trsTS, 19T Twin Brothers S{ Hollo L841 V \ndre\v Spence Uduy St Dow 1( Gi David M^les Union S( Walker 3' 7C David Myles Universe si Kitehie 41 .'19 rleirs ofThos.Erskine Uva hii Camoi-on 2f 5( W. O. Taj lor "\'enus hi linight 2C 2C David Knight Venus hg BanliS 4; 13( George Banks Veracity Sf Vlather 4( [ill James Mather Verdant ^'^ Wallace 3: i7r Thomas Douglas Vera bo Gray 41; ISI Alex. Edward Vine sc Lee 41 8£ ^. A. Mudie Vintage S{ Clark 42 m David Myles Violet Sf Leo 4l 9C 11. A. Mudie Vixen 1>S Morris 4( 19fc John Adams Vulcan bi Patrick ' 35 3oI' Tames Patrick "Wallace si Clark 2) 4o James Clark Wave St- Crammond 3.' 7S D. Crammond Wellington Sf Anderson Id 67 ilobert Davidson V/hitely Sf 31yth 2C 75 Andrew Blyth William hg Crondace 41 i5i Andrew Low, jun. William St Nicoll 1787 119 David Baxter AMlliam s- Lees 183G 26 William Henderson Williams Ui Toung 4( i04 William Scott Williams bl Ivnight 2J 2 David Knight ^^ illiam Carey bo Caithness 37 24- John Borrie William & James sc Mack ay 27 L37 Trusts, of T.Adamson Number of "\^essels, 329—Registered Tonnage, 51,096. ^£rt!i S^Ijfppmg. Vessels. Masters. Buii 1\.]; Owners or Agents. Agnes Sf Brown 1831; 88 Thos. Graham & Sons Ann Sf Jardine 37 IOj George Jardine Ann Hope SC- izett 4r 102 riios. Graham & Sons Ant SI Burn 4r 36 .Toseph Garland Baltic sc Liddie 4( \U Thomas Clark Barbara si Sharp 41 2b John Pitkethly Bee si Inglis 4: 22 Joseph Garland Betsy & Isabella s; Robertson 2C 6: Miss Taylor Betsy si Thomson 44 2( W. Thomson Blossom Sf Kinnear 42 52 Graham & Kinnear Branch sc Watson 4t lOg T. Graham & Sons Catherine si Christie 2C 51 George Christie Catherine & Ann sc Gilliewie 34 7S John M'Gilliewie Catherines se Dron 41 48 Alex. Dron C.ofLeven&Melvillel Chisholm 4t 8^^ John Dickman Clipper sc Hay 4:1 5^ Thos. Graham & Sons David sc [rvine 4( 51 David M'Naugton Dunkeld si Angus BL G2 Alex. Bobertson 198 SHIPPINO LI8T3. Diadem sc Banks 1842 75fTho.Graham andSona Davidsons, bg Tosh 42 219 Robert Mills Eajjle sc Peters 39 145 M'Kenzie and Keay Eden sc Burn 43 62 Joseph Garland Eliza St Melville 20 78 Robert Cameron Elizas s', Philp 2i 29 John Philp Euphemia sc Bruce 43 76 Tho. Graham andSons Fair Maid sc Simson 3S 107 Wm. and Js. Penny Fifeshire s'. Amos 41 58 Pitkethly, and others Firefly sc Lyell 45 59 A. and N. LycU Fox Maule si 'A Gilliewie 35 66 John M'Gilliwie Glenlyon b^ Forsyth 4] 204 Campbell, and othera Glenfarg s: Lee 4] 20 John Deckman Helen st Harley 38 82 William Harley Helena sc Lindsay 46 54 Jane Taylor Helen Mills , st [\:elt 43 89 James Thomson Hope sc M'Laren 25 58 James M'Laren lanthe b^ Hunter 42 212 Thomsons Indian sc VTackie 30 3' William Guild Isabella Forbes sc M'Kash 37 102 Tho. Graham andSons Isa. and Catha,rine sc Inglis 43 67 "^itbaldo and Inglis Isabellas sc Drummond 3.5 74 Anderson and Mure Jfimes s] Vl'Kosh 32 76 Tho.Graham andSons Janet Ilalley s*. Nicol 42 106 Dav. and Jn. Miller Jean and Margt. sc Anderson 41 8( Grahams & Anderson Jebsie st Stobie 42 96 William Stobie Jessie s( Harvey 3b US James Ilarvey Je-sie si B .rlovv 44 25 Laing, and others Juno s Bruce 24 60 John Forbes Lady Ruthven sc Sutherland 41 107 Robert Young Lady F. Hastings st Collar 39 158 Nicol and Laing Lord Duplin st Simpson 38 UO David Murrie Lord Lyuedoch st Wood 28 100 Tho.Graham andSons Louisa S( Forbes 40 121 John Forbes Majestic sc Hall 42 116 John Coperthwaite Margaret st Livingston 39 89 John Livingston Margaret si 'harp 3f 17 lames Sharp Margaret Nicol st Nicol 42 118 llrbert Nicbol Mariner bc Pitbaldo 38 97 David Pitblado Maria s! hnrie 32 50 H. Sandeman Mc.ot'Breadfilbane bj: ileitl 40 234Cluuie and Shedden Mq.of Breadiilbane sc ^meaton 39 115 Andrew Graham Mary Ann ' sc Fothvingham 3 c 88 David Fothrigbam Mary Gray bi Henderson 40 lie Tho.Graham andSona Mart IJ-Nauyhton 2G 56 Jane Taylor Monarch st. Coperthwaite 35 1 9 John Coperthwaite Ocean's Bride h^ M'kay 4! 5 i Alexander M'Kay Orioa Sf Nelson 59 102 -Robert Young l^eggy sc Brunton 39 78] Henry Bruatoa SHIPPING LIST. i09 Philadelphia si Reid 1838 .58 Robert Cameron Prince Albert bg Birrel 41' 195 Thos. Graham &Sors Queen 8C Crerar 45 92 Thos. Graham &S01.8 Ranger SC Bett 37 74Th.n)as Duncan Reaper br Thomson 41 423 Hepburn & Co. Eebecca sc Stevens 34 95 J-tnics Wooler Rose su Doig 2> 149;Keay, Martin, &ic. Robert Nichol sc Osten 46 I .1| Robert Nicol Sai-ah sc VI 'Lagan 46 129:Graharas & M'Lagan Simon Glover bg Bailie 4(1 l73iWil]iam Stewart Sir Rob. Preston sc Gibson 32 66|Thomas Gibson Star sc Wood 11 48 Thos. Graham & Sons Success 8! Laing 12 46 Jolui Anderson Tarsappie si Muckerrie 33 15 Alexander Melville Tinker si Muckarsie 3S 58 Thomas B;iilie Tuilyniet se J;\rvie {^^(j 66 William Forbes Testa b^' Craighead 4( 192 William Gu Id Victoria 8C Stenhouse 37 92 D & J. Miller Vine sc Doig 4] 50 Thos. Graham & Sons AVilliam sc Johnston ;:C 85 VVilliam Dovr William Pitt bgiBruee 40 .SGl.Tolu! Forbes No. of Vessels, 86—Tonnage about 9000. Ei)2ri)t£n S:)!j(pping. Name. Master. Bdilt Toil Ov/iit-rs or , .(jeiits. Aberdeen Packet r^^ 1800104 Lb. & CI. Ship Cu. A berdouiau SC Howling 40146 Aber. Steam Nav. Co. A casta br,Kobertson 45! '••27 Benjamin Moir Admiral bg'Young 46187 James Murray A;,^e4ioria sc Brunton 40108 Yvliliam Phillip Agostina bg Volum 37 -y^s \lexander Boe.th AgriCS bg Alexander 39161 ,\. & W. Nicol Agnes Blaikie br Bridgeford 41 o85 rJeo. Thompson, jun. Albion h'- Leslie 26 266 Alexani'ler Cooper Alex. Harvey br Prosser 40 292 Geo. Thompson, jun. Alexander Hall br Edward 45 403 Donaldson Kose & Co Amherst h'J: Prvtie 45 169 George Leslie Anemone bg Walker 40 199 fJeo Thompson, jun. Ann Smith br Hogg 39 292 George Leslie Ann sc Bnchan 39 134 vViHiam F. Ogg Ann sc Forbes 35 167 William Allen Ann & Jane sh Deans 46 439 Henry Adira^on Antelope bg Donald 1766 115 Alexander Hector Arab bg iTossack 1839 207 (Jen. Thompson, jun. Arabella sc Wiilis 42 15G William Pnnton Arethusa bL: Baxter Si^ 11)2 fohn Ogiivy ArDiitstead bg gangster 21 132 lit,xander Wils^a 200. SHIPPING LISTS. Aurora bg Xidd _ 127 John Reid '1' Bt'liiia h'r Faulkner 182^ J. Catto, Son, & Co. Botsy s; Talbot 41 ()'S David Talbot 4' Blossom SI Talbot 51, Do. Bonnie Duiidee st. sli ^rane 37 iQo Leith Clyde Ship. Co. Brii:arul S; Daniel 36 15 3eo. Elsmie & Son Brilliant si diiot 14 V32 William Duthie Brothers bg Smart 14 9: lames Vv inlaw, jnn. Camilla b^: Montgomery 31 3! Francis Montgoqiery Carietmj bi Bance 34 1-0" Sohert Catto & Sou Caroline bi \Iar.sh 3fi 43^ Neil Smith >2\ Catherine bj.' ihomsoa ;-3l; llenry Adarason Cato (rebuilt) sc rule 3(i ,17 Liobert Catto & Son Charles bj, Jreig 86 131 T. Catto Son & Co. ('harlotte b^ Leslie S'J 15; Oswald George & Co. Ch irlotteM'Keuziesn Smart 3. 4G \Y. Koger's Trustees 10', Childe Haiold b<.^ Xay 2F lames Winlaw, jun. Christina bi (Jraiff 40 247 Tohn Catto Son& Co. Cinderella st Low 44 ISC Ceorge Milne Citizen b.i- Stafford 4i> 139 James Goldie CityofAb rdeenst.sh Ueains 31 361 Abdn. Steam N. Co. City of Loiidon st.sh Cargill 44 IlK Do. Clio, b|. Vlaitland 39 1(18 Lvobert Maitland Columbine b^ Webster 3f, 17C Benjamin INIoir Coi-k of the North su Brooks 35 48 Bagarth & Co. Commerce S( Petty S8 140 .ibdn, Coramercl. Cc Commodore Clark 37 149 lames Murray Consort Si smith 4.5 191. Ceorge Leslie Concord Si Cadenhead 38 14.^ \hdn. Commercl. Co. , Courier sn Campbell 2f GC Leith & Clyde Sh. Co. Crusader b] .N^aughton 40 12-, John Catto Son & Co. Leith Dahlia sc .'^iack , v£ 7r: & Clyde Sh. Co> Bee s Johnston 4; 97 Do. Teva b^ prout 38 238 \lexander Slorice Dorothy st.sh lobinson 3.' 68 lames Robinson Diover b. lllaa 4. I7r Aberdeen Lime Co. Dh. Sathf^rhmd st.sh 3f 71/ Vbdn. Steam N. Co. Dk. Uleh'.iiond st.sh. Campbe' 38 17-: Leith & Clyde Sh. Co. Dk. ol Sutherland sn illen 3{ 48 Hogarth & Co- Dk. Vrelling-ion st.sh Bowling' 2\ ^•8C \,bdn. Steam N. Co. 17-. Duke of Bucc.L'Uch Si ev 'c 21 Vm. Duthie Earl of Mar b;. vlit htd 2-' 11] Vlexander Taylor Earl of Bopetoun S( litehie 2(, 13^. ;'1)omas Adam ]'. - Edinbuvg-U Packet st Levie t vVilliam Fiddes Edward bj. jouter 88 7' William Connou El'zahtth bj. '.Vishart 3.^ ' (; L to (\t Johnston Elizabeth S( 5mith 4C irj 'ie'A Smith Elizabeth si Tray 4) 7< U'ix. Bower Eiza liaL bg lieunie 4S .9^ The Master 1 SHTPPfNG tlSTS. 201 r)unn 838 13' Willaini Allen Eliza 'bt.' lory-an 4 21? lohn Morgan EUen Sirason bi Leask 41 37 ( rienry A damson Express b;. :iark 4] 24' Vlexander Hay Fairy si rJoo h 42 1.5( Leith& Clyde Sh. Co. Falcon h^' ^mith 36 13' Qeorge Spark Favourite bj. \!oxander 44 20( Alex. Duthie & Co. Fetteresso Castle 'sn 'Jhristie 31 5 J Vlexander Bower Flamingo b^ '.liddleton 37 18.' V. & W. J^icol Flora h', ;>ri \vn 3^ 13( lohn Nicol Florence tu 31 127 Aberdeen St. N. Co. Forth sc itephen '26 10 Leith & Clyde Sh. Co Fortnna b; Taylor 4 i25 Andrew Anderson Francis b^ o! oldie 45 19- George Milne G;irland s: jtrachau 2 « Charles Maimelle Gazelle Si Christopher 4() 175 iberdeen St. Nav. Co Gipsy SI Law 4 8-J John Milne Gitana bi Legertwood 46 1/ Vlexander Mitchell Gitana sc Lacy 46 9- Blaikie Brothers •Glasgo',v Packet sn ACnnie 11 ?;- Leith & Clyde Sh. Co. Glentann^r si Brock 4: 61fi Robert Johnston Granite b^ Vl'Pherson 46 ISO Aberdeen Com. Co. Happy Return sn Walker 00 G'c George Ppark Harmony h^ Boaden 3^ 14-2 James Winlaw, jnn. Harriet b;. vlexander 41- 165 Roliert Anrlei'son Harvest Home b^ VIovvat S'c 140 Aberdeen Lime Co. Helen sn- Smith 3] 19 Bogarth & Co. Helen bf.' i'uyers 37 91 Tohn Law Henry Michie s Vlurray 27 7( The Master Heroine s! Walker 3] 387 William Duthie Hero bt Donald 45 Villiam Ditthie Hope bg Bruce 4;i I2i Donaldson Rose & Co Inconstant b^' Ounlop 39 18< Robert Anderson Integrity S( Stephen 33 ]J !l. Stepl'.en •one bf^ Stewart 4^ 267 Alexander Mitchell Isabella bg Nicol 39 loi Alexander Hay Isabella and Ann b^: Lumsden 39 Alexandt'r Mon ice Isla sc Vlitchell 40 118 Oswald, George, &Co. Janes b;i Smith 40 18/ jfeo. Thompson, jun. Jane Boyd bi \lexauder 4 387 G 0. Thompson, jun. John hp: Lees Oil LU Vlexander Hector John -Hector b;: Leslie 4( I9i: George Cruickshank John Stewart b^ lartin 41 160 J. Catto, Son, & Co. Joseph sn) Kenny 3G 42 liogarth & Co. Julia SRi Kay 30 19 Robert Johnston Katherine sn; rhom 17 6 Gilbert Walker Kincardineshire b^ M'Kenzie 38,19 Thomas Adam Lady of the Lake s,( Vlilne 891100 Aberdeen Cora. Co. Lion bi; M^Kenzie 26276 Alexander Cooper 1 m 102 SHIPPING Ll^T. Lisbon Packet h'A Gavin '8U ll( Gfeo. Thomson & Son Liverpool Packet EC Mitchell 1! 8 .eithandClydeSh.Co. Lomlou SC Willet 4( 141 Aberdeen St.Nav.Co. Lord Seaton br Talbot 4( t4( )swald Geo. and Co. Mag-net bg Palmer U • 76 {obert Maitland Mansfield SC Wallace ol 2* Thomas Adam Mansfield SC Phillips 24 12- T. Thomson and Son >larjraret Hardy br Mann 4( -'9.^ Oaptain R. Anderson Margt Littlejohu bg Watt. Si .32 fohn Ogilvy Jla.iaer SC M'Gregor 3£ 142 Robert Maidand 2*iai-ys SC Fletcher 3( is; George Cruickshauk Mjii-y Reid b« Mitchell 31 U ieorge Cruickshank Mary bg Dring 2. iie Thomas Adam. Maticsis br Sutton 4 36^ lames Gordon, jun. Mayflower bg Longrauir 42 j7r Jpo. Thompson, jun. Medora bg Fknn ci 152 Tohn Webster Melpomene bg Cattanach 41 19. 3teorge Murray Mercury SC Giant 45 IG4 Geo. Elsmie and Son Messenger SC Gargill 3£ 17 T. Catto, Son and Co. Michael Williams bg Bridgeford 4 227 jeo. Thonip-on jun. :Milton bu Martin 3£ 16: L)swald Geo. and Co. ]\ronarch sii Stephen 37 701 vobert Catto and Son Mountain Maid bg Allan 4 19. lohn N chol Siungo Park br Thomson 3? 24? Geo. Thompson, jun. !^iyi't!e bg Steele OS 6C The M ister Nautilus bg Hendry 24 m John T. Renny Neptune br Stewart 44 34 reo. Thompson, jun. ISiew Astley bg Hutchison OJ iOf 'ohn Law New Frederick bji Strachan 1£ L12 VT. Manuelle Nort.h Star 3tsl] \nderson 37 J0( ^iKln. St. Nav. Co. Norn.i St Joss Z9 5! Bla kie Brothers Ocean Queen bl Sutherland 46 Ml Geo. Murray Oliver Cromwell sli A'exander 46 178 G. Thompson, jun. Pacific bl Reid 26 586 \ndrew Anderson I^alestii e bg Collier 4C JOi l^obt. Catto and Son ViXTdgon bg Dunn 4i 21i [iobert Spring Paiagon SC Linklater 42 15: \bdn. St. Nav. Co. Pati lot bj Leask 21 12? •Villiam Duncan Paul Johns tug- oa Brands 27 7- lohn Duffus Pera SC Pole 43 i9l loht. Johnston I't^ygy en; Affleck 4( 26 John Forbes Pomona bg Milne 3 l-M\ ilobt Johnston Piinee of Waterloo sh Sooth 40 t87 n. Catto and Son Prince of Wa'es bl Vlexandrr 4-^ 58 G. Thompson jjn. Prospect SC Leas^k 2l 107 Vlex. Hay Pursuit H .Valkrr 8: 16 ^Vm. Duthie Quebec Packet b,o Hadden :i I9f ^. Catto and Son Que-3t»(The) stsli| Campbell 4- :6: Leith c^CljdeSh. Co. Qucett br jordon 44 37£i Alexander Mitchell SHTPPINCt I,ISTS. 203 Qaeen of the Tyne sc Jamicson 1844 19'2 George Leslie Queen Victoria bg !{osie 37 2Gi 3. Thompson, jun. Kenown br \Iurray 4'- Ul v^m. Duthie Richard Grainger sc Brebner 39 I If George Cruikshank Richibucto bi Ganson 3c iOC: Robert Johnston Robei ts sc Cox 40 [41 Jas. WinlavTjjun. Robert M' William b^ vl'Donald 24 .?9;- llobt. Cato & Son Ronlho b^ Main 42 \A'z John Reid Rose bi (iibb 4S 279 Donaldson Rose & Co Rov. r S( faylor 40 139 Benjamin Moir Samson sc Yo ingson 36 13C John T. Rennie Samson st. si Brands — James Robertsoa Sarah sc Christie 54 • Christie St Andrew bi Penny 09 310 Oswald, George, & Co St Clement bg Cobban 37 14;; James Goldie St Lawrence bi TuIIoch 41 iOvi Donaldson Rose & Co St Nichola* bp Gulid 3' !4C Llobt. Maitland Sarah bg ^im 39 232 Donaldson Rose & Co Scotsman bi VIonro 25 101 J. Cato, Son & Co. Scottish Maid sc 3ru2e 39 I4i George Leslie Sea Horse tug boat 3S 161 Harbour Commsrs. Sedulous b.L Levie 40 22(i Xisbet & Robertson Sir Edward Banks sc Bruce 25 9c John Gibb & Son SirWilliaia .Vallace hii Sutherland 35 18-3 Donaldson Rose & Co Smithfield s( Hay 4 16 Aberdeen Lime Co. Sophia s( Chilmers 31 82- William Connon Sovereign st. sh 5nowie 36 15(1 Leith & Clyde Sh. Co. Sportsman so. ];ruikshank 3 4S Alex. Morice Spartan yacht Villard 15 Rogarth & Co. Star sc Duncan 40 156 Abdn. Commerce. Co, 'Superior f=( Vlilne 16 140 Abdn. St. Nav. Co. Supply bp Paterson SC i5fj Henry Adamson Sweet Home b;. ollie 39 18: W. Allen Sylph sn Willard 39 W. Hogarth f; ''* Sylvanus bi' Vnderson . 3( 61 K. Maitland Tartar bp Sordon 4C 202 A. Mitchell 4' Taurus sc [Henderson '8- J^isbet and Robertson Thalia bi Volum 44 35 G A. Booth Theophilus b,;. '^yon l; 96 Robert Maitland Triumph sc VI asson 19 181 George Leslie True Blue sc Leask 2'i 9 Rd. Connon and Co. Trbsty sc -Vats on 1( 12 A. Hector Undaunted si Ritchie 4, 300 William Duthie Union Grove b^ 39 219 John Dinnson Velocity st pkt > ewart 21 274 Nisbet and Robertson. Venus hu Baxter 38 13-J A. and W.Nicoll Victoria bp Maurice 37 109 Robt. Johnston Violet b}. Murray 3G16SThe Master Volact bg Merchant 40J173lQeo. Thompson, jun. 204 SHIPPING nSTS. Wanderer h'^. Donald ISSSjlSC William Donald, jun. Wai-Jitah br Volura 4G,39-: William Perry Waterloo bjr Buthley 15 9 'loberf Johnston Waterloo sc Wood 41 I5e \., and W. Nicol Warrior br Sheriffs 37.307 William Duthie William Hocrartli sc Parrot 41 14( Aberdeen St. Nav Co William Maitland b^ Main 39.15i; Flobert Maitland Williams bg- Wilson 40'21? Tames Goldie Zephyr cutter, Ham 19) 47 William Hogarth Number of Vessels, 227— Tonage, about 45,464. ^tcneSaben ^^ippmg. Vessels, Masters Biiili Ton Owners or Aqents. Farmer si Murray I82f 42 James Christie Hawk S( Adam 39 64 George Jack Jeanie sc Lees 39 72 David Greig Jemima s< Lees 41 55 William Thomson Peggy C; Affleck 4(; 20 J. Forbes Providence S': \jilne 2] 41 William Thomson Roses SC- Vlilne 39 54 Do. Sarah SI Loes 28 3-2 David Greig Tyne S( !Sficolson 34 65 Thomas Smith Uuiou Si Craigie Sb 70 Do. — ADVERTISEMENTS. SVIESSBS. BLACK Af^O STRACHAN, CLERK STREET, BRECHIN, EG to remind their Friends and the Public that they are AGENTS' for W^z §xmM^ §iiz Insurance Incorporation, Instituted 1720, Which Insures FARM STOCK, HOUSES, and all Ordinary liisks at Is. 6d per Cent., and treats with Insurers in all other respects on the most Liberal Terms : And for. Wdt ^tantJarlJ Hi'fe Assurance C'Ompang, Whose Tables of Rates, Punctuality of Payments, and honour- able mode of Dealing will bear comparison with any Company in the Kin.!^dom. TABLES of RATES and every requisite informatiop afforded on application to the Advertiseis. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND BOOKBINDER, CASTLE STREET, FORFAR, ^;^ ESPECTFULLY solicits the attention of the Public to his present St(ck of WRITING PAPERS, selecred from the best Makers, and which he otfers at exceedingly Low Prices. LEDGERS, JOURNALS, AND DAY-BOOKS. Made up and Ruled to any particular Pattern. SCHOOL BOOKS "in general use. COPY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS in all the various Rulings. An extensive assortment of BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, AND PSALM BOOKS Of all sizes, and in every style of Binding at the lowest prices. E N V E L O p"e S," wax, WAFERS; QUILLS and STEEL PENS ; ' POCKET-BOOKS: MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. Tea and Co^ee Asfent. PAPER HANGINGS at from One Penny per Yard. Teachers and Country Mercliards supplied on liberal terms. ?06 ABVERTISEMENTS. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, ARBROATH, lEGS respectfully to direct attention to his large Stock of Wkiting Papers, all by Makers of repute, oifered cheap. A large Discount is given to parties buying by the Ream. Prices of a few other articles—viz.. Card Paper, of full Post Octavo size, a good article, at 3s. per Packet. Another of the same, not so fine, but still of good value, at 2s. 3d. per Packet of 20 Dos. Outside Card Paper, a useful and economical kind of Card Paper, at Id. per Slip, or in Packets, at 6d. and? Is. Queen's Size Note Paper at 6d., and upwards, per Packet. Ledgers, of a large size. Faint and Red Ruled. Single and Double Money Lines, strongly Bound, .> Quires thick, at 15s., 6 Quires at 18s., 7 Quires at 21s., and 8 Quires thick at 24s. — others of a smaller size, from 5s. up- wards. A large and various Stock always on hand of Account Books, of superior workmanship. Paper^ooks, for merchants and others, made up to any particular pattern, and ruled with care and neat- ness. Every attention and assistance given in planning and mak- ing of such books, so as to save papei*, trouble, and expense. In this department of business P. W. has had considerable expe- rience. Funeral and other Letters Lithographed or Printed on the shortest notict. Books in General Literature, many of them well adapted for Parish and Congregational Libraries. Others, in fancy and elegant bindings, for Presents. ScHOOL-BooKS, of aW kinds, strongly bound, and of the best editions. The Sacred Volume, in elegant bindings, for presents or family use. Other Bibles, Testament^, and Psalm-Books, iu plain and embossed bindings, vei'y cheap. All New Books, Ma Books Bound at such prices as will be found cheap and econo- tnica', from the deal of use the work will stand. — ADVERTISEMENTS. 207 jPorfarsf)tre anb ^ertSsfjire ORDINARY DIKECTORS. GEORGE DUNCAN, Esq. M.P.) THOMAS POWRTE, Esq. PETER KINMOND, Esq. DAVID MILN, Esq. THOMAS HUNTER, Eq. DAVID MARTIN, Esq. ALEX. BALE. )UR, Esq. JOHN B. BAXTER, Esq. JAMES MARNiE, Esq. JOHN DUFF, Esq. WILLIAM THOMS, Esq. ? rr^HlS is the only Native Fire Intj^urance Company connec- JL ted with the central district of Scotland ; and the Directors, whilst they acknowledge with gratitude the liberal support it has hitherto enjoyed, respectfully solicit the continued pntronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar and Perth for an Estal)lish- ment whose Propriety belongs almost exclusively to these Coun- ties. Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most fa- vourable terms ; and policies on farming stock.— including bestial, agricultural produce, utensils, and implements of husbandry—ar« issued yree of duty No charge for Polices when transferred {"rom other Offices. By Order of the Directors, P. H. THOMS, Manager. Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for the trans-' fer of policies and effecting new Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee ; or to any of the following Agents : Montrose Mr. Robert Hunter. Arbroath Mr. Andrew Binny. Forfar Mr. John Yeanian. Brechin Messrs. David Guthrie & Sons. Kirriemuir Mr Duncan Wilkie. Perth Messrs. Stewart & Murray. Blairgowrie, Mr. iVlex. Robertson. Dnnkeld Mr. James Seaton. Alyth Mr. David Low. Cupar Fife Mr. W. A. Taylor Newburgh Mr. Thomas Anderson. St. Andrews Messrs. Ireland & Murray. Kirkaldij IVlessrs. D. W. Henderson & Ca. Edinburgh Mr. John Phin, SS.C. 14, St. Andrew's Place, Dundee, December, 184(5. — 208 ADVKRTISEMEKTS. C^ast of ftcotlanU ^w m\ Capitat., £250,000. Established 1844. HEAD OFFICE—No. 1, Bank-stbeet, Dundee. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. David Miln, Esq., Banker, Chairman. Alex. Bell, Esq., surgeon. Peter Dalgainis, Esq., Wine Merchant. George Fyfe, Esq., Shipowner. John Bell, Esq., Writer. J. Hodgsou Anderson, Esq., Merchant. James Neish, Esq., Nethergate. Medical A dvisers. Robert Bell, Esq., M.D.—G. M. Osborne, Esq., M.D. Solicitor. William Neish, Esq., writer. Manager and Actuary. Ebenezer Erskine Scott, Esq. Life Assurances KE granted by this Company both xinth and without parti' cipution in the profits, on the most liberal terms. ^rogressibe Hife Assurance. By this entirely new and most important application of th« principles of Life Assurance, a very large saving of present outlay on the part of the assureil is effected, and in general the inter- est and ronvenie?ice of the assured are more effectually studied than by any other method of assurance at present in use. Annuftg an^ Mckrsionarg 23usmcss. This Company grants all descriptions of Life Annuities and Endowments, and purchuses Reversions, Annuities, and all other life interests ; and in general ti-ansacts every variety of business dependent on the contingencies of life. — ADVERTISEMENTS. 209 Homts. The Company's system of Loans on Personal Security, con- joined with Life Assm-ance, on redeemable annuity and other- M'ise, will be found highly beneticial. Copies of the Company's Prospectus, containing full information as to the system of Progressive Life Assurance, and on all other branch*os of the business may be had on application at the Head Office in Dundee, or at any of the Company's Agencies or Branches, where also every advice and assistance will be promptly given to parties desirous of transacting business with the Company. ^ By order of the Directors, EBEN. E. SCOTT, Manager. AGENCIES. Arhroath Andrew Binny, Esq., Banker. Alyth, J. F. Allan, Esq., surgeon. Blairgoivria, Robert Ayson, Esq.. postmaster, JUunheld William Mitchell, Esq., writer. Forfar William Wi^yte, Esq., Banker, Alontross James Calvert, Esq., Writer. Mcigle Mr David Murray, saddler. Perth, ...liobort Macfarlane, Esq., writer. i^ rri 1 1? f &^ MR MILLS, DENTIST, MONTROSE, „ ESPECTFULLY intimates that he SUPPLIES the LOSS of L%; TEETH, from One to a YV hole Set, on the most approved principles. DECAYED TEETH STUFEED, &C., &C. Mr M. may be consulted at his House, Kigh-Street, Second Entry above the Star Inn, Montrose. Mr M. visits the following Places twice a-year, viz : Ahbroath ..in April and September. Dundee in May and October. Perth in June and November. Due Notice of these visits is given in the Newspapers of each Place. 210 ADVERTISEMENTS. LIFE ASSIRAKCE ASSOCIATION HEAD OFFICE: 42, GEOSGS STREET, Edinbnrgli. OFFICE IN GLASGOW : 28, ST. VIMCE^T PIiACE. THIS Asssciation grants Policies on the Participation and non- Participation Seal. s. Tiie Premiums, whicii are as low as consistpnt with Security, may be made payable yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. Assurances }?ranted on Joint Lives and Survivorships. Annuities and Endowments to Children granted. No Entrance Money or Admission Fee charj»'ed. ANNUAL PREMIUM FOR ASSURING £100, PAYABLE AT DEATH. Without Pkofits. With Profits. Annual Annual ' Annual Annual Age. Affe. A«:e. Payment Payment Affe. Payment. Payment. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ s. D, 20 1 12 10 35 2 9 1 20 1 17 4 35 2 16 10 1 I 25 1 17 C .40 2 17 21 25 •2 2 7 40 3 5 0! •2 30 2 11 45 3 6 5 1 30 2 8 10 45 3 15 5 1 Copies of tlie Prospectuses, forms of Proposal, and any otber information required, may be had on application at the Head Office in Edinburgh, or at the Offices of any of the Agents for the As- sociation. THOS, G. DICKSON, Manager. AGENTS. Dundee Wm. Wales, Sheriff-Clerk Depute. Montrose Wm, Crosbie, Accountant, National Bank. Forfar Wm. Christie, Writer. Arbroath Richard W. Philip, Writer. Blairgo-icrie ..J. S. Smith, Merchant. Brechin P. Lawrie, Merchant. ; AT>V1!RTISEMENTS. 211 GOID AID SILVER WATCHES. rpHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully intimates that h^ has ahvav* -M^ on hand an extensive assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, the Movements of the best con-^tniction, with all the late Improvements, and Jewelled in from five to fifteen actions. GOLD WATCHES, Gold Dials, jewelled in four holes, suitable for Christmas and Marriage Presents, at Six Guines each and upwards Superior Ditto, with stronger Cases and extra Jewelled, from Tkn Guineas each. A Large Stock of FINE WATCHES, now so generally used by Civil Engineers and Ordnance Surveyors. A very superior St(3ck of the besi London-made JEWELLERY of every description, in the present taste, is always on hand. AU Goods are Warranted for what they are Sold in Quality and Price. .aiilSXAMBUE G/I.MERON, 4, H gh-street, Dundee; and 54, South Ca-tle-street, (Near the Customhouse and Post Office), Liverpool. IfO^TH OF SGOTIiAMD FIBE AMD ZtlFB ESTABLISHED 1836. Head Offices : 3, KING-STREET, ABERDEET^". 50, ST ANDREWS-SQUARE, EDINBURGH^ I, MOORGATE-STREET, LONDON. GoVEaNOR, The Right Honourable Viscount ARBUTHNOTT. Directors isr Aberdeen. Dr Cruickshank,„, Marischal„^,., College, Chairman. T^oa. Blaikie,Esq.,Lord- ' - Provost Henry Paterson, Esq., banker. William Adam, Esq. of Ranna. PeterWillianison. Esq.,druggist. Alex. Gordon, Esq., advocate. David Wyllie, Esq. banker N this Office are combined the leading features of a MuxuAt, with the seoarity and stability of a FjaoFBiEXABy CouFAitr A C 212- ADVERTISEMENTS. nd LIFE ASSURANCES may bs effected in a gi-Kit variety of .'ays, WITH or withot'T pakticipation iu pitofits, at rates gene- ally about one-fourtii lower tiM\n those of other similar institu- ions. • Division of Profits. . - The Bonus already declared on all Participation Policies opened 18-16, varies from one and a quarter to i,)revious to SOth April, — welve and a half per cent, on the sums insured. For example : \st, A Policy of £1000, opened on SOth April, 1838, is now in- creased to ^1,125 2d, A Policy of £1000, opened on 30th April, 1811, is now increased to .... 1,075 3c?, A Policy for 1000, opened on SOth April, 1846, is now increased to .... 1,012 10 knd these additions, which range from 35 to 5iper cent, upon the iremiums paid, vest immediately, and are payable with the sum ssured whenever the claim emerges. Specimen of the Tables: For an Assurance o/£l 00, payable at death: AGE. 25 30 35 40 45 50 Without £ S. D £ s. » £ S. D £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D Profits... 1 18 2 1 11 2 7 i 2 U ( 3 4 7 3 19 11 With £ p. D. £ S. D. £ S. D £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D Profits... 2 I 5 2 5 8 2 11 i 2 19 t 3 10 b 1 7 1 NO ENTRY MONEY, on APPROVED SECURITY on the Policies of the Company, and ANNUITIES granted. undertaken on the usual terms. FIRE 5 f^ S U R M ES Reports of proceeding of the recent meeting of the Company, when the first division of profits was declared, and a Prospectus with full Tables of Hates, will be furnished at the Head Offices or Agencies, where all requisite information may also be obtained. Wm. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Accountant. AGENT FOR MONTROSE : ADVERTISEMENTS. 21; 5 PAINTER, PAPER-HANGER AND GLAZIER, No. 18, HORNER'S WYND, ARBROATH, RESPECTFULLY intimates that he has just got to hand a large and well selected Assortment of French and Home- made PAPER HANGINGS of the Newest Patterns. Prices from One Halfpenny per Yard and upwards. ORNAMENTAL and H O U S E P A I N T I N G in all their Branches, and all sorts of GLAZING WORK done on the lowest possible terms. Horticultural, Sheet, and Grown Glass Cut to Order, and the Trade supplied. Picture Frames of all sorts Made to Order ; Old Frames Repaired and Regilded ; Pictures Cleaned and Varnished. Oils and Colours. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. P. LAURIE, BRa.PEK and HiiTTER, HIGH STREET, BRECHIN, >EGS to inform his friends and the public, that he intends "REMOVING in April from his present Shop to more commodious and better lighted Premises on the east side of the High-street, (adjoining the Relief Church (south side), and op- posite the Flesh Market,) which are being tastefully fitted up witli a special view to the greater comfort and convenience of his cus- tomers. The increased' accommodation will enable him to extend con- siderably his Cloth and House Furnishing Departments , while the others will be maintained in full efficiency. The business will continue to be conducted on the same prin- ciple which has given so general satisfaction, viz., SMALL PROFITS, READY MONEY, And No Abatement from the Price first ashed, Always on hand, a large Stock of fot up in the most tasteful manner, at prices that defy comparison. ' I 214 ACVEBTISEMENTS. 13 73 ^ CO «5 «5 g CO «+l ^ GO S w o •Oo .Si rr-; -J I- ^ Jo c ^ "S pq O I—I C^ rv] t-H 3 «^ !^ fe ^ ^ C^ Q ?3 CO B^^ Ph S =* O W kO g ^ QiJ p c! H 02 '^^^-^ ^o^B O *«-^ f^ o ^ s s § »2 p^ S cs S? Q^ O o io W Q' 1-^ I— ^ a3 c W CO CO M3 -73 05 05 «5 *0 CO (3 CC O " CO CO . *" o o o o -• O C2 w M n3 is CO . 03 CO «J r-l QD CO , O "^ a, 5* o 0} O > (K J; CD > .c3 0^ 42 « e, oj O .-i; "^ ^ ^ ^ cu oj H ? c3 I—( W 03 M <-> *J -<-» CO CO CO c3 2' I § ^ --^ •T-H g •« o H ^ g J. >: X3E 5^ I "*^ rt '"CJ -^ tC 02 <1 (D IJ <1> 1^ 1^ "^ O =3 0-2Q S5 aass^ss ^^-^-^ O CO I .1 • .1 M >-> >-i >! >^ >-^ >-. >-.G^ l^ n^ r^ rr-. -aT-t '73f-T-f 'T3T-i ^1 ^ a cS cS 03 c3 -H >,M _ O QJ CI) CU O O P^ P^ P^ Pl5 P^ P^ P^ '-^ "^ "^ O'*-^ ca s (u .2 ' "73 . Sri <« !> CO n3 02 CO CO 03 -^ w . O — O) f^ -r-l Ui Oi ;o oojoc'-'cocoosceri OJ 1-1 r-< Oi rM CJ CO . o o o o o o 2^ oo . 00 o ^ ' S CO TS CO ni W 50 -. Ph .£-^=5 p CO CO -^ § O Oi Oi "^ &Hf,q So -^ ^ H 3 tj &o F=4 tsJ g ^ .S M ^ coOO -Ci 02 S CO S r' == fio fl ri^ ri^ 1^ , o o o ii ^ ^ C rt C o o 3 *J T3n3'^'r5i-o'XJ'^'T3'T3 T3 SSSSSSSS f^ S "nJ ""O ""^ '"O ''^ "TS T^ ""^ ' O ^H G o p^ p^ P^ p:? p^ p^ p^ p^ « t 216 ADVERTISEMENTS. o w o a ^~ IB •T3 O) o O cS ^ m t 3 W5 0^ O S A^e»« a VELV K !^ o fee (— .•J s ^ «!-< 0) o _ -Ph^ CO CO ^ s ei-i c« o ^- J: [XIH P "^ O bS 'S wI f4 !§ W :3 CO ^ *^ c ,|» (^ ^ ft ^ M r^ 'P 'c O ;b O << ft t ^*^ ^ <" is INDEX TO THE CONTENTS. Ann5ver8»ries,Reinarkabl8..P. 3-14 Foreign Monies Page 35 Railway Trains. Page 66-68 Arbroath and Forf.M- Railway.. .60 Glasgow, G'arnkirk, and Coat- Railways in Scotland • 'SB Archbisliopa of England 47 bridge Railway 67 Royal Family.. » 46 Assessed Taxes 37, 38 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Salaries and Expenses, Table for Bank Holidays 2 Railway ...'.' 68 calculating 35 Banks and Banking Companies. .43 Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, Savings Banks, National Secuiity43 Bank8& Branches in Scotland 39-43 and Ayr Railway 68 Scotland, Banks and Branches in, Bill Card for 1847 43 Glasgow and Paisley Joint Rail- with the Population and Mar- Bishops of England 48 way 68 ket-days of the Places in which BritishEmpire,Extent andPop. of 45 Govern ment, Departments of . • . 46 they are established 39-43 British Ministry 46 Board of Trade 46 Scotland, Extent, &c 38 Canal Boats to and from Edin- Customs 46 Scotland, Judges and Officers of burgh and Glasgow 68 Exchequer *,<>46 Government in (y2 Canals in Scotland 66 Excise 46 Scotland, Officers of State in ... .64 Cattle, Rule for Weigliing 34 India Board ..46 Scotland, Population, Lords-Lieu- Chronicle and Obitiiary,1845-46 y2 Mint 46 tenant, and Sheriffs of. ,, 82 Chronological Cycles 2 Office of Woods, Forests, &c. . .46 Scotland, Summary of thePopula- Commons, House of. 51-61 Post-Oflice 46 tion of, in 1821, 1831, &1841 63 Commons, Officers of the House of 61 Secretaries of State, &c. 46 Scotland, Universities of ...*•. .64 Corn, Foreign, Duties on 33 Stamps and Taxes 46 Scotland, View of the Progres- Court of Justiciary 62 Treasury 46 sive Population of- .63 Court of Exchequer 62 Hay, Rule for Weigliing 34 Scotland, Weekly Markets in. ...69 Court of Session High Water at Leith 3-14 Scottish Acres, Table for convert- Coui t of Teinds 62 Jewish Era 2 ing, into Imperial ....33 Dalkeith Brandi of North British Kalendar, Astronomical 3-14 Scottish Revenue Departments. .61 Railway t Kaleudar, Farmer's &Grazier's3-14 Customs 61 Dundee and Arbroatll Railway. .66 Kalendsr, Gardener's. 3-14 Excise 61 Dundee and Newtyle Railway....G6 Lords, House of 46-51 Post-Office 61 Eflipses of the Sun 2 Mail & Principal Stage Coaches. .68 Stamps and Taxes •••.61 Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway 67 Mails, Arrival and Delivery of. .69 Slamannan Railway 68 Edinb.,Leith,&Granton Railway 67 Measures, Imp.Stanclard,Table of34 Stamp and Legacy Duties.. .36, 37 EuropeanStates,PopuIationofthe, Mohammedan Era 2 Steam Vessels to and from the with the reigning Sovereigns. .45 Monies, Foreign and Colonial... .35 principal Ports of Scotland, Excise Duties 35 Monkland and Wishaw Rail way 68 &c 70 Fairs in Scotland 15-28 Palaces, Hereditary Keepers of. .64 Terms in Scotland 2 Fairs in North of England. . . 28, 29 Parliament, Members of .51 Tide-Tables... 2,3-14 Fast Days 44 Parliaments, Imperial 61 United States, Population and Ferries on the Forth and Tay ,. .71 Peerage, Scottish 63 President of. ••••45 AUca 71 Peers, House of 46-51 Universities, Scottish 64 Dundee 71 Peers, Scottish Representative ... 50 St Andrews 64 Fife and Mid-Lothian 71 Peers, Irish Representative 50 Glasgow 64 Kincardine 71 Peers, Officers ofthe House of . .. .51 King's College, Aberdeen 65 Queensferry 71 Peere3ses,Brit.,intlieirownRight51 Edinburgh 65 Fiars-Prices in . . Scotland . .30-32 Prelatesjlrish Representative, . . .51 Marischal College, Abeideen-.65 ForeignCorn,TabIeof Duties on. ,33 Quarters of the Year 2 Weather Table 32 PUBLISHED BY OLIVER & BOYD, EDINBURGH; DAVID ROBERTSON, GLASGOW ; LEWIS SMITH, ABERDEEN ; AND SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO, LONDON. [entered in STATIONEP.S* HALL.] 1 ; a ECLIPSES—BANK HOLIDAYS TIDE-TABLE. ECLIPSES OP THE SUN AND MOON IN 1847- March 31. A partial eclipse of the Moon, visible at Edinburgh. 57ni. Fir^t contact with penumbra 6h. 14ni. a. i Last contact with the sliaiiow 9h. Firstcootact witli the shadow. 7h. 50ui. *. Last contact with penumbra. llh. 32m. Mid'il* tot tlje eclipse .8h. 53m. a. | Aprii i5. A total eclipse of the Sun, invisible at Edinburgh. Septeihijer 24. A partial eclipse of the Moon, invisible at Edinburgh. Oct0er9, An annulai- eclipse of the Moon, partially visible at Edinburgh. BeginniBg of the eclipse, 6h. 7m. ji Greatest pliase, 7h. 1 8m. m. End of eclipse, 8h. 36m. m. CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES. I .....5 Dominical Letter C E pact 14 I Roman Indiction . ) Golden Number , 5 | Solar Cycle 8 | Julian Period...... 6560 QUARTERS OF THE YEAR. Spring begins Mar. 21, at 21 m. p. 5 m. I Autumn... .Sept. 23, at 10 m. p. 4 a. Summer June 22, at 6 m. p. 2 w. | Winter Dec. 22, at 52 m. p. 9 M. The year 5608 of the Jewish era commences September 11, 1847. Tlie year 1264 of the Mohammedan era commences December 9, 1847. Ra* madan, or the Month of Abstinence, commences August 13, 1847. BANK HOLIDAYS. New Year's Day Jan. 1 Restoration of KingCharlesII. May 29 Martyrdom of King Charles I. .Jan. 30 Accession of Queen Victoria.. .June 20 Queen's Marriage Feb. 10 Coronation of Queen Victoria June 28 Good Friday April 2 Gunpowder Plot .Nov. S Queen's Birthday. .... May 24 Christmas Day , .....Dec. 25 TERMS IN SCOTLAND. ' > Candlemas..Feb.2 Whitsunday..Mayl5 Lammas..Aug.l Martinmas Nov. 11 { i J Table shovting the difference between high water at leith and the principal ports of the united kingdom, and a few foreign ports.* ENGLAND. H. M. ' H.M.I H. M. Berwick-on-Tw. . — 4 Sunderland + 38 Pentland Firth . . — 3 32 Bristol +4 53 Whitby +1 23 Peterhead — 1 37 22 Cowes — 3 37 , Whitehaven — 3 7 Port-Patrick — 3 22 Dover Pier — 3 12 ; Yarmouth Roads — 5 42 Stromuess — 3 Falmouth +2 53 Scotland. I Ireland, FlamboroughHd. +28 Aberdeen — 1 11 |Belfast — 4 17 Gravesend — 52 Arbroath —0 24 Cork Hai'bour ...+ 2 Harwich —2 52!ArranIsle —37 Donaghadee Pier — 5 7 Holy Island +0 8 Banff — 1 41 DubhnBar — 3 10 Hull +3 38 Broomielaw — 47 Kinsale Harbour + 2 Land's End +2 8 Buchanuess — 2 22 Limerick +3 37 Liverpool Dock. . — 3 Cantire, Mull of.. — 5 22 Wicklow —5 22 London Bridge . . — 15 Cromarty — 2 37 FOREIGN. Milford Haven.. . + 3 23 Dundee +0 13 Amsterdam +0 37 Newcastle -i- 1 38 Galloway, Mull of — 3 7 Antwerp +2 3 Plymouth Dock. . + 3 11 Greenock — 2 37 Boulogne — 2 56 PortsmoutliUock — 2 42 Inverness —2 22 Calais — 2 34 .... — Ramsgate Harb. . — 3 2 Kir'icud bright.-. . — 3 7 Flushing 1 2 Scarborough +2 3 Lerwick Harbour — 3 52 Havre — 4 30 Spithead ^3 — 4 52 Montrose — 37 Oporto ••^i;_+ ^ * Inusingthis Table, takefrom the Kalendar the time of High Water at Leith ; add to it the time opposite the place required when the sign + is prefixed isubtract it when the mark ~ occurs. Thus tlie time of Higli Water at Leith in tlie morning of January 5 is 4h. 27m. ; the time in this Table opposite Liver- pool is — 3h. Om. ; and by subtracting this, from the former there is obtained Ih. 27m. for the morning tide at Liverpool on the day requu-ed. Printed by Olijei'ic Boyd, Tweeddale Court, High Street, Edinburgh. 5 '2® — > J FORTH AND TAY FERRIES. 71 FERRIES ON THE FORTH AND TAY. FIFE AND MID-LOTHIAN. BuKNTisLAND AND Granton.— Winter Hours commencing \5th October 1846. From Granton at 5 20 m., 9 m., 10 From Burntisland at 7 m., 9 M., 10J M., M., 12 noon, 2 a. and 5 A. 1 A., 3-25 A., and 6 A. On Sundays at 5-20 m., 9^ m., and 2 a. On Sundays at 8 m., 1 a., and 3-25 a. Kirkcaldy and Newhaven.— Winter Hours commencing 12th October 1846. m., 11 M., a., From Newhaven Stone Pier at 9h m., I From Kirkcaldy at 8 2^ 1 A. , and 4 a., and on Monday at 6^ m, [ and on Saturday at 5 a. QUEENSFERRY. A. steam-boat leaves the north side at the "With some exceptions, no freight is half hour, and the south every hour, charged for Carriages, Carts, Gigs, as follows : and Horses recrossing on the same 15th Feb. to 15th Mar. 7h m. to 5h A. day. Sundays sailing-boat leaves each 15th Mar.to 15th April, (j^ m. to 6i a. On a a-day, as follows : — 15th April to 15th Aug. 5^ m. to 7i A. side three times 15th Aug. to 15th Sept. tih m. to 6-^ a. 1st Mar. to 1st Sept. 8 m., and 2 and 6 A. 15th Sept. to 15th Oct. 6h m. to 62 a. 1st Sept. to 1st Mar. 9 m., and 1 and 3 a. 15th Oct. to 15th Feb. 7l m. to 4^ a. KINCARDINE. Two steam-boats are constantly upon of August, fares are doubled from 9 the ferry, crossing in about live mi- P.M. till a A.M. ; and from the 31st of nutes, in all states of the weather and August till the 1st of April, from half at all times of the tide. an hour after sunset till half an hour N.B—From the 1st of April to the 31st before sum-ise. ALLOA. A steam-boat sails at 6a.m. (except Sun- for the last time.—A small boat every day) from the N. side, and every hour hour that the steam-boat does not sail. after, or oftener if required, leaving The passage is generally made in five the N. side at 8, and the S. at 9 p. m. minutes. DUNDEE. A steam-boat sails fro'm Dundee to From 1st Oct. to 28th Feb. from Dun- Newport every lawful day, at the fol- dee at 8, 9, 10, and 11 morning, and 1 lowing hours in the morning, and con- and 4 after.; and from Newport at tinues to ply hourly until the under- i past 8, h past 9, i past 10, and h past mentioned hours in the evening : — 11 morn., i past 1, and z past 4 after. From 1st Oct. to i5th March inclusive, From 1st March to 23d April, and from 7 morn, to 5 afternoon, and 8 evening. 26th Aug. to 30th Sept., from Dun- 16th Mar. to 15th April, 7 m. to 6 A., dee at 7, 9, 10, and 11 morning, and and at 8 a. 1, 4, and 6 afternoon; and from New- 16th April to 10th Sept., 7 m. to 8 a. port at i past 7, h past 9, h past 10, and llth Sept. to 30th Sept. 7 m. to 6 A., past 11 morning, and i past 1, and at 8 a. I I i past 4, and i past 6 afternoon. The boat leaves Newport for Dundee at each h hour after sailing from Dundee. From 24th April to 25th Aug. from A cutter sails an hour before the steam- Dundee at 7, 9, 10, and 11 morning, boat each morning, from the 15th and 1, 4, 6, and 8 after. ; and from February to the 15th October. Newport at h past 7, h past 9, h past Jn Sundays the steam-boat sails from 10, and i past 11 morning, and h past 1, after. Dundee and Newport as follows :— i past 4, i past 6, ana it past 8 | ; ; 72 CHRONICLE AND OBITUARY. CHRONICLE AND OBITUARY, 1345-46. 1845. December 10. Sir Robert Peel June 1. Died at Rome, aged 80, hi and his colleagues in the ministry ten- Holiness Pope Gregory XVI. dered the resignation of their offices to 3. The foundation stone of the Fre her Majesty. Church College laid at Edinburgh. 18. The British, under General Sir 9. The greater portion of the tow H. Gough, repulsed an attack of the of St John, Newfoundland, destroye 3ikh army at Moodkee, and captured by fire ; the loss was estimated at abou seventeen pieces of artillery. £1,000,000 sterling. 20. Lord John Russell having inti- 18. The North British Railwa mated to her Majesty his inability to opened. form an administration, Sir Robert 25. The Corn Bill read a third tini Peel resumed offii e. in the House of Lords, and passed witl 21, 22. The Sikhs defeated by the out a division. British, under Sir Hugh Gough and Sir 27. Sir Robert Peel and his co Henry Hardinge, at Ferozeshah, with leagues in the ministry tender the resii the loss of upwards of seventy cannon. nation of their officesto her Majesty. 1846. January 22. Parliament open- July 4. The Queen approved of tl ed by the Queen in person. list of a new ministry submitted to Ik 28. The Sikhs defeated at Aliwal, by Lord John Russell. with the loss of 65 pieces of artillery, 29. The King of the French fired 1 by the British under Major-general Sir when on the balcony of the Palace Harry Smith. the Tuileries by an assassin. February 10. The British, under Sir August 1. London and the neigl Hugh Gough, defeated the Sikhs at So- bourhood visited by a violent hai braon, and drove them across the Sut- storm, which destroyed property to ledge, capturing sixty-seven cannon and large amount ; the damage at Buc) upwards of 200 camel swivels. inghamPalace alone being estimated 28. The second reading of the Corn £4000. Bill carried in the Commons by a ma- 15. The Inauguration of the Mom jority of 97j in a house of 557 members. ment at Edinburgh to Sir Walter Sco March 4. Died at London, aged 67, took place in preserve of the mason Hugh Murray, F.R.S.E. and P.R.G.S., and other public bodies, and a larj author of an " Encyclopaedia of Geo- concourse of spectators. graphy," " Historical and Descriptive 22. Died at Holyrood Palace, in li Account of British India," and many 77th year, Thomas, 11th Earl of Strat other works. more. 16. Treaty concluded at Umritser 28. Parliament prorogued by cor between the British and the Sikhs. mission. April 16. The King of the French September 1. The Highland Societj fired at by an a'ssassin in the Park of Annual Show of Cattle, &c., held Fontainebleau. Inverness. 19. Died at London, in his 46th 8. Died at his seat, St Margaret' year, William-George Hay, 17th Earl Isleworth, Middlesex, in his 77th yea of ErroU. Archibald, 12th Earl of CassilHs, ai May 16. The third reading of the 1st Marquess of Ailsa in the Peera, Corn Bill carried in the Commons by of the United Kingdom. a majority of 98, in a house of 556 9. The Sixteenth Annual Sleetii members. of the British Association for tl 18. The foundation stone of a monu- Advancement of Science held at Sout ment to John Knox laid at the Nether- ampton. bow, Edinburgh. 15. Died at London, aged 68, Job 20. The hospital and barracks of 5th Duke of Atholl. her Majesty's 50th regiment of foot at October 10. The Queen of Sps Loodianah, in Hindostan, destroj'ed married to her cousin Francisco eighty-four per- Assiz, and her sister, the Infanta, . by a hurricane, when sons were killed, and 135 wounded. the Duke de Montpensier, youngest • 25. The Queen delivered of a Prin- of the King of the French. cess at Buckingham Palace. 11. Died at Edinburgh, aged I 29. The second reading of the Corn John Thomson, M.D., Emeritus Pi Bill carried in the House of Lords by a lessor of General Pathology in t Autl majority of 47, the numbers being 211 University of Edinburgh, and to 1^4. of the Life of Cullen, and other wor. Printed by Oliver oDd Boyd, 'fWeeddftleConrt, High Street Edinburgh. >