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Sun Insurance Office Kstat>lislied i7io*

THE OLDEST PURELY FIRE OFFICE IN THE WORLD.

CHIEF OFFICE: 63 THREADNEEDLE STREET, LONDON, E.G.

'»T» THE Directors can confidently recommend the Sun Insurance Office to the notice of the Public, relying on the acknow- ledged stability of the Society, and on the well-known character which it has obtained for a just and prompt discharge of all Claims made upon it during an existence of ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO YEARS.

It may be mentioned that according to the official returns pre- sented by the Fire Offices to the London County Council, nearly one-eighth of the entire Insurance business in London is transacted by the Sun Insurance Office.

The undermentioned Statement of Sums insured by the Sun

shews the increase in the business of the Office :

1885, - - - - - £291,296,000 1887, £325,000,000 1892, £391,800,000

QLASaOW BRANCH -159 HOPE STREET. D. MACKINTOSH, Resident Secretary.

For further information, apply to the following Agents : Paisley—Mr. JAMES H. DUNN, Writer. Mr. JAMES ROSS, Commercial Bank of Scotland, 102 High St. Johnstone—Mr. ROBERT REID, National Bank of Scotland. NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. Kstablislied 1809.

( Inoorporated. "by Hoyal Claarter and. Special A.cts of ]Parliameiat.) FIRE — LIFE — ANNUITIES

Total Assets exceed - - £11,000,000. Revenue for 1892, - - ie2,823,166.

THE Funds of the Life Department are not liable for Obligations under the Fire Department, nor are the Funds of the Fire Department liable for Obligations under the Life Department,

7,275 New Life Policies issued in 1892 for - - - • £2,464,627. IMPORTANT FEATURES. All Bonuses now vest on Declaration, while in the event of a Claim arising under a par- ticipating Policy even before a Declaration of Bonus, the usual intermediate Bonus will be paid. The period during which a lapsed Policy may be revived is extended to One Year, and the fine payable on revival is much reduced. The Surrender Value of a lapsed Policy is now held at the credit of the Assured during

the extended period of ten years ; and during that period the option is allowed of taking a paid-up Policy calculated on very favourable terms. Claims paid immediately on proof or death and title. Premiums adjusted to each ^aZZ-y^ar of age. Minimum Surrender Values fixe^, \ Policy not forfeited by error in^ Proposal Papefs, unless accompanied by fraud. General freedom of Policies frcto restriction in Residence, Occupation, and Travel. Nine -Tenths of the Whole Profits of the Life Assurance Branch are allocated to Participating Policiesn— THE BONUS at last division ranged, according to the age of the Policy, from £1 9s. to £2 19s. 2d. per cent, per Annum on the Original Sum Assured. New and Attractive System of Peovident Assurances on Children. New Reduced Rates eor India, China, and the East Generally. New Schemes eor Life Assurance for Military and Naval Officers.

ANNUITIES, Immediate, Contingent, or Deferred, are granted on favourable terms. Consideration received for Annuities in 1892, - ... - £283,065.

Property of nearly every description Insured at Home and Abroad at the lowest rate of Premium corresponding to the risk. Net Fire Premiums for 1892, £1,467,318. Iiosses Proinptly and liiberally Settled.

Prospectuses may be had at the Chief Offices, Branches, or Agencies.

Chief Offices : EDINBURGH, - - - - - 64 PRINCES STREET. LONDON, - - - 61 TKREADNEEDIiE STREET, E.G.

Glasgow Branch Office : 102 St. Vincent Street. d-UTJ-' Established i^^^Hinsurance ct^^^^z 188 2

REG?

Capital - - ^100.000 Paid-up Capital - JglO.OOO

Subscribed Capital ^50.000 Eeserve Fund - ^7,000

Annual Income - - - - ^34,164

POLICIES GRANTED TO COVER PESSOML ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS, EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY, THIRD PARTY, GLASS AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE.

£3 17s. 6d. per Annum insures under Class I.

JBIOOO ^500 ^6 per Week £1 10s. per Week at Deatli or permanent during during permanent total partial temporary total temporary partial disablement. disablement. disablement. disablement.

£2 per Annum under Class I. insures Half these Benefits.

Full particulars as to Rates, &c., may be had on application to the Agents of the Company, or to

HEAD OFFICE: 19 West Nile Street, Glasgow. R. W. THOMPSON, General Manager.

OVER £127,000 PAID IN CLAIMS, THE PAISLEY DIRECTORY

AND GENERAL ADVERTISER

FOR 1893-94.

INCLUDING COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCURATE DIRECTORIES

RENFREW, INKERMANN, JOHNSTONE, BLACKSTON, QUARRELTON, CLIPPENS, ELDERSLIE, LINWOOD,

HOWWOOD, Etc.

AND AN APPENDIX,

Comprising a Copious List of the Public Boards, Institutions. Societies, &c., connected with the various localities.

PAISLEY:

J. & J. COOK, "GAZETTE" BUILDINGS, 94 HIGH STREET.

MDCCCXCIII. HIGHLANDS of SCOTI.AND.

PHlltP'S JlYDHOPJlTllIG, DUNBLANE, PERTHSHIRE.

Now the Property of Mr. PHI LP, late Proprietor of the Cockburn Hotel, Edinburgh. ACCOMMODATION FOR OVER 200 VISITORS.

fiylTUATED in one of the healthiest and loveliest parts of Scotland, forming a most *^^ excellent Winter and Spring residence, climate mild and equable, completely sheltered from north and east winds. The arrangements of the House are beyond all question the finest in Britain. A most complete system of heating is adapted over the whole house at an average of 60 degrees. The sanitary arrangements are perfect. Handsome Dining and Drawing Eoom, Reading Room, Ladies' Writing Room, large Billiard

Room, with two Tables ; a thoroughly-equipped Gymnasium, Recreation Room, 70 feet by 45 feet, with Permanent Stage and Dressing Rooms. Day Nursery, Private Sitting Room, and 150 Bedrooms, with a Passenger Elevator to all the floors. The Baths have been re- constructed, and now comprise small Swimming Bath, Russian and Turkish, Plunge, Douche, Spray, Needle, Sitz, Vapour, Medicated and Pine Baths. Massage Treatment for Ladies and Gentlemen under experienced London trained attendants. Splendid Red Ash and Grass Tennis Courts. A Bowling Green is now being laid out. A Golf Course of 9 holes has been acquired by Mr. Philp. It is within ten minutes' walk of the House, and is of a fine sporting character. The Trossachs, Loch Katrine, Loch Lomond, Loch Tay, Loch Awe, Loch Earn, etc., are all within easy access. Resident Physicians. No intoxicants allowed. About an hour by rail from Glasgow and Edinburgh.

For Prospectus apply to tlie Manag^er.

Philp's Glenburn Hydropathic, Rothesay, now being rebuilt and fitted with all the latest improvements. Both under the Management of Mr. Philp, late Proprietor of Cockburn Hotel, Edinburgh. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON GLOBEa:kpi» INSURANCE COMPANY.

Total Invested Funds, - - - £8,263,943 ^^^^y ENDOWMENTS, or ANNUITIES.

For the duinqennium ended 31st December, 1888, the Large Reversionary Bonus of 35/- per cent, per annum was again declared on Sums Assured under the Participating Tables of the Prospectus, and provision was made for Inter- mediate Bonuses during the present Quinquennium. Bxpenses Moderate. Bonuses I^arge. HEAD OFFICES:

1 DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL 7 CORNHILL, LONDON. BRANCH OFFICES: MANCHESTER, LEEDS, BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, EDINBURGH, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, GLASGOW, and DUBLIN. I'lease apply- for l*rospectxis.

Glasgow Office, - - - 30 GEORGE SaUARE. Edinburgh Office, - - 23 ST. ANDREW SQUARE.

Agfents in Paisley : JA. CAX.DVrSI.Xi, MXTIR, & JOHN MUIR, House Factor, CALDWELL, Writers, County 23 Moss Street. Building^. A. B. M'GOWN, Accoimtant, A. G-REENLEES, 13 Causey- 107 High Street, side. JOHN M'GOWN, Accountant, HART, ABERCROMBIE, & 107 High Street. LANG-,Writers, 23 Moss Street REIDS &CAMPBELL,Writers, ALEXANDER LANG, 31 High 3 County Place. Street. R. & T. RUSSELL, Writers, 7 R. LAUCHLAN, Accountant, High Street. 4 Causeyside. T. GOW SMITH, Writer, 16 Moss Street. TRAVELLERS, TOURISTS, and PRICES MOST MODERATE. PHYSICIANS pronounce our COATS, CLOAKS, and MANTLES to be Men's Coats, from 10s Od WEATHLR-RESISTING and HEALTH- PROTECTING in all Seasons and in all Ladies' Mantles, from 12s 6d Climates. They wear well, and look well, and neyer become hard or decay. Every Girls' Mantles, from 5s 6d Size and Shape may be selected from one of the Largest Stocks in the Country. Boys' Coats and Capes, from 7s 6d

GUHHIE, TBO]HSO|i, & GO., (Late THORNTON, CUREIE, & CO.) WTATERPROOKERS, -43, 45, 47 No. 56 PREFACE.

In the present issue the arrangement of the matter is similar to that of former years. After the General and

Trades Dii-ectories will be fotmd a copious Appendix, giving the present office-bearers and directorates of the various local pubHc bodies and societies.

The Pubhshers have pleasure in acknowledging the kindness of ladies and gentlemen connected with these associations for supplying information, and also beg to thank their numerous Subscribers and Advertisers for their patronage.

94 High Street,

Paisley, June, 1893. COMFORT SCOTCH ^CURE NERVETONINE CLERGYMEN, BUSINESS 3VCEN, and aU Brain Workers wiU find NERVETONINE a powerful Brain, Nerve, and Muscle Strengthener.

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Thousands of Testimonials. Bottles, 1/9, 2/9, 4/6, and 11/-. Postage, 2d. extra. Packets, 1/lJ each ; Post Free, 14 stamps. Ask for THOMPSON'S and take For further particulars, see "Thompson's NO OTHER. Concise Guide to Health "—Gratis.

Xliompson's Sparkling^ Liver Salt. COOLING, REFRESHING, and PURIFYING. Invaluable for Iiiver Complaints, Biliousness, Sickness, Headacbe, Constipation, and Stomach Disorders generally. Bottles, 1/9 and 2/9 ; postage, 3d.

FROM SOLE PROPRIETOR:

Homoeopatliic and Dispensins: Clieiiiist,

4 GORDON STREET, a9d PRINCES STREET, 7 07' A GLASGOW, "^J EDINBURGH And Agent for Paisley: R. T. M^COWAN, Chemist. 1

CONTENTS.

PAGE PAGE: Advertising List, 307 Cricket Clubs, 235 Agricultiiral(Renfrewshire) Society, 242 Curling Clubs^ 234

Angling Clubs, , 237 Holidays, Annual 204 Deaf (Paisley Mission to the) and Anti- Gambling (National) League, 214 Dumb, 210 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 24 Dean of Guild Court, 194 Art Institute, 218 Distances, Table of, 243 218 Art Union, Duncan Wright Endowment, 219 Athletic Clubs, 235

Educational (The Paisley) Trust,.. 223 Bank Holidays, 206 Elderslie Directory, 295 Banks, 205 Eye (Paisley Royal Victoria) In- Banns, Fees for proclamation of, 202 firmary, 209 Beaconsfield Club, 225 Bicycle Clubs, 235 204 Bowling Clubs, 233 Fairs, Refuge, 209 Building (" Economic ") Societies, 206 Female Fiars Prices, 238 Building ("Model") Societies, ... 207 Fire • -Brigadis, 192 Burgh Officer, 194 Florist Societies, 232 Burgh and Police Courts, 194 , 236 Burns Clubs, 201 Football Clubs, Ancient Order of, 212 Buryinggrounds, gravediggers, &c., 204 Foresters, Free Breakfast Mission, 223 Free Public Library and Museum, 217 ' Carriers' Quarters, 201 Free Gardeners, 212 Cart Navigation Trustees, 192 Friendly and Funeral Societies,... 215 Cemetery Company (Limited), ... 218 Choral Union, 218 Christian Benevolent Society, 223 Good Templar Lodges, 213 Church of Scotland Young Men's Good Templar Hall Trust, 219 Guild, 223 Grocers' Company, 214 Church of Scotland Sabbath School Union, 223 Hammermen's Society, 214 Church Officers, 226 Harriers, 237 Clippens Directory, 301 Heritable (The Paisley) Property Club (The), 206 Investment Society, 206 Coats Observatory, 218 Highlanders' Association, 210 Coffee Room Buildings, 219 High Chm-ch Ecclesiastical Trus- Commissary Court, 194 tees, 223 Commissioners of Supply, 239 Horticultural Societies, 232 Conservative Association (Paisley), 224 Howwood Directory, 299 Conservative Association (West Renfrewshire), 225 Constituency (Municipal), 191 Income Tax Commissioners, 242 Constituency (Parliamentary), 191 Incoz-porated Societies, 214 Convalescent Home, 210 Incurable Diseases, Society for Co-operative Societies, 215 Treatment of, 210 County Council, 238 Industrial School, 207 Cowfeeders' and Dairymen's Asso- Infirmary, 209 ciation, 242 Inkermann Directory, 305 , . 1

Vlll CONTENTS.

PAGE PAGE John Neilson Institution, 222 Quarrelton Directory, 294 Johnstone Directory, 263 Quarter Sessions, Court of, 1 94 Johnstone Directory Appendix, ... 283 Juridical Society, 225 Race Committee, 201 of Peace Constables, Justice 1 94 Railway Companies, 200 Justice of Peace Court, 194 Ralston Gardens Association, Ltd. 233 Justices of the Peace, 194 Rechabites ( Independent Order of) 212 Kennel Club, 232 Register Office, 202 Religious Denominations, 226 Kibble Reformatory Institution, ... 209 Renfrew Directory, 248 Lawn Tennis Clubs, 235 Renfrew Directory Appendix, 258 Liberal Associations, 224 Renfrewshire Police, 242 Liberal Club, 224 Rowing Clubs, 237 Liberal and Radical Unionist Asso- ciation, 224 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, 241 Sabbath School Union, 230 Savings Linwood Directory, 301 Bank, 206 School Board, 220 Magistrates and Town Coimcil, ... 192 School of Science and Art, 223 Maltmen's Society, 214 Schools, Public and other, 220 Masonic Lodges, 211 Shepherds, Loyal Order of Ancient, 212 Member of Parliament, 191 Sheriff Court, 194 Merchants, Incorporation of, 214 Sheriff Officers, 194 Oddfellows, 211 Shorthand Writers' Association,... 210 Old Canine Society, 232 Skating Club, 237 Old Weavers' Society, 214 Small Debt Court, 194 Sons of Friendly Omnibus traffic, 200 Temperance Ornithological Associations, 231 Society, 213 Street Guide, 1 Parishes, List of 202

Parliamentary Debating Assocn. ,. . 225 Tannahill Club, 201 Parliamentary Ward Boundaries ... 191 Parochial (Abbey) Board, 208 Thornhill Directory (included in Parochial (Paisley) Board, 207 Johnstone Directory). Peter Brough Bequest Fund, 219 Total Abstinence Society, 213 Philharmonic Society, 218 Town Council Officer, 194 Philosophical Institution, 217 Trades' Directory, 155 Philanthropic Temperance Associa- Trade Societies, 231 tion, 214 Tramways Company, Limited, ... 219 Photographic (Paisley Amateur) Tramways and Omnibus Traffic, . . 200 Society, 210 Police Commissioners, 193 United Abstainers' Club, 213 Political Clubs and Associations,... 224 Poor, Association for Improving Volunteers (officers of), 240 the Condition of, 209 Population of Paisley, '. 191 Ward (Parliamentary) boundaries, 19 Post Office, 195 Weights and measures, Inspectors of, Poultry and Pigeon Association,... 232 194 Christian and Abstinence Precentors, 226 Women's Association, 214 Primrose League, 225 Liberal Association, 225 Property (Paisley) Protection Asso- Women's ciation, 207 Public Offices, &c., 199 Young Men's Christian Association, 230 —

LIST OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE PAGE

Alexander, James, 318 Kent Insurance Offices, ,, 16

Alliance Assurance Coy. , 328 Kilpatrick, Hugh, 321 Kilpatrick, John, & Son, 320 Knox, W., 316 Bain, Robert J., 311 Baird, William, 315 Leggat, David, & Co., 307 Ballantyne, Son, 311 J., & Liverpool and London and Globe Begg, John, 319 Insurance Co., —Following Title Bell, Arch., & Sons, 308 page. Biggar, William, 326 Black Eadie, & 309 Mason, Alexander, 312 Muir, Roger, W., 329 Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance M'Diarmid, Duncan, 320 Co. Ltd., 322 Macfee, John, 320 Cameron, Alexander, 321 Macfee, H. M., &Co., 314 Carswell, David, & Son, 307 M'Geoch, David, & Son, 319 Cochran, Robert, & Sons, 308 M'Gown, Alex. B., 312 Co-operative Manufacturing So- M'llwrick, Wm. J., 321 ciety Ltd., 323 M'Kinlay, William, 316 Curr, William, 323 M'Lean, Charles, 310 Currie, William, 312 Currie, Thomson, & Co., —Facing North British and Mercantile In- Preface surance Compy., —Facing front board of Directory. Davidson, C, 308 Northern Accident Insurance Com- Donald, Thomas, 310 pany Ltd., —Facing Title page. Fire Insurance Duff & Miller, 10 Norwich Union Society, 328

Ferguson, D. & Sons, 322 Parlane & Kerr, „.... 321 Ferguson, W. C, 313 Paterson, Joseph, 313 Forrest & Son,—Facing page 17. Paterson, Sons, & Co., 331 Paton, Robert, 319 Patrick, W. N., —Facing page 17. Gibson & Reid, 314 Philp's Hydropathic, Dunblane, Gilmour, John, 320 Back of Title page. Gleniffer Laundry, 317 Primrose, George, 318 Good Templar Halls, 314 Provident Co-Operative Society,... 324 Prudential Assurance Coy. , 330 Hay, Robert, & Son, 310 Hutchison, D. T., 309 Oakes, Robert, 316

Isdale & M'Callum, 322 Queen Insurance Compy., —Last board of Directory.

Johnston, D. L., 318 Robertson & Son, 309 Robin, William, & Son, 326 Kean & Wardrop, 16 Rowat, Alex., & Co., 327 —

LIST OF ADVERTISEMENTS.

Scottish Imperial Insurance Coy. Underwood Co - Operative Coal Facing last board of Directory. Society, 317 Scottish Legal Life Assurance Union Assurance Society, 330 Society, 329 Urie, Matthew, 315 Speirs, William, 317 Stevenson, Charles, 320 Stevenson, Matthew, 310 Victoria Laundry, 319 Stonefield Laundry, 313 Storrie, & W., 316 J. Winning & Fulton, Sun Insurance Office, — Front 309 Wood, Co., board of Directory. James, & 311

Templeton, J., & Co., 315 Thomson, Joseph, 319 Yielder, R.,&Co., 318 Young, Thompson, M. F. , — Page facing Wm., 315 Contents.

WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS, JEWELLERS, &c., 20 HIGH STSEET, PAISLEY.

Large and Varied Stock of WATCH ES, J EWELLERY, & ELECTRO-PLATE of every description. SPECIALTY in SPOONS and FORKS. ; WEDDING RINGS, ENGAGEMENT RINGS, &c., &c. CXiOCICS, TIDVCEIPIECES, JL3^ID OFIFICIii CXiOCiECS. ' Estimates Griveix for Tu-rret Clock "Work. ELECTRICALLY - CONTROLLED CLOCKS. GENERAL ELECTRO- PLATERS in GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL, BRONZE, &c.'

Every Description of Metal Worl( "Dead" Frosted by Patent Sand Blast Apparatus. " Kristaline" and "Zapon" Dip Lacquers or Enamels to prevent Tarnishing.

^EEPAIRS of all kinds Executed by a Staff of Efficient Workmen.

Works : 60 ROPEWORK LAME, HOWARD STREET, GLASGOW. PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

ABBEY Close, from 18 Smithhills to Bridge street (north), from 20 Abbey Abbey street street to Abbey bridge Abbey street, from Abbey close to Broomlands, west end of Wellmeadow Thread street to Ferguslie Abbey terrace, Cochran street Brown's lane, west side of 97 Causeyside Abercora buildings, 21 Gauze street to George place Abercorn street, north end of West Brown st., off so. side of Underwood rd. Croft to Laighpark Buchanan street (East), north side of Abingdon pi., west side of Mossvale lane Incle street to Greenlaw street Albion street, from 25 Love st, westward Buchanan terrace, Greenock road Albert street, off Springbank road Buchanan street (West), south from Albert place, Espedair street 28 George street to Canal street Alexandria place, Calside Burlington place, 7 West Croft street Alice place, north side of Neilsou street. Bute place, west side of Neilston street Anchor buildings, north side of Seedhill Bute terrace, Laighpark Annfield place, Barterholm, off Lylesland Argyle street, off Lady lane, westward CALEDONIA street, from St. Jame^ Armour place, east side of Carbrook st. street northward to Greenock road Auchentoriie ter., so. side of Seedhill rd. Caledonia place, corner of Murray street Arthur street, west side of Well street and Greenock road Calside avenue, west of Calside BACK Sneddon, north of 2 Old Sneddon Calside,south-west from head of Causey- Back row, from west end of Maxwellton side to Stock street to West lane, Ferguslie Calside terrace, west side of Calside Bank street, south from 22 Gauze st. Cameron street, continuation of Bank st. to Mill street Campbell street (South), from 8 Neilston Barclay street, south from 15 George street to Espedair burn street to Canal street Campbell .street (West), north of 53 Balmoral place, Broomlands Broomlands Barracks (Foot), north side of Williams- Camphill, south side of 32 Canal street burgh Camphill place, between Canal street Barracks (Militia staff), south side of and Camphill Williamsburgh Canal street, west from 86 Causeyside Barrhead road, east from Blackball b'dgs street to Ealston square Barr street, south from 20 George st. Carbrook street, from north side of 53 to Canal street Broomlands to West Campbell street Barshaw place, off Well street Carlile lane, east side of 85 New Sneddon Barterholm, east side of Lylesland to river Bath place, Seedhills Carlile place, east side of New Sneddon, Bellfield place, Springbank road opposite Wallace street Blackball buildings, from Lonend to Cart lane, east side of 80 New Sneddori Canal Kailway bridge to i-iver Blacklaw lane, west from 18 New Cart street, from Thread st. to Seedhills Sneddon to Back Sneddon Cartvale lane, from Cartvale house to Blackland place, east side of Calside New Sneddon Blackstoun road, west from Greenhill Carriagehill, from Dovesland southward Bladda, north of Saucel Carriagehill drive, from Mary street to Brabloch, east side of Renfrew road Braid's road Braid's road, from Colinslee to Sunny- Carriagehill of (High), west Orr Town . side road Castlehead, north side of Craw road, ap- Brick lane, from So. Croft to No. Croft proach by west end of Canal street Bridge lane, south side of Maxwellton Castle street, west end of Wellmeadow to old Canal Bridge to George street Bridge street (south), from Abbey Causeyside, from foot of St. Mirren st, bridge to Orchard street to Calside 12 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Cawtliorne court, east side of Orr street Duke street, south side of Rowan street (off Orr square) Dyers' wynd, east side of 48 Moss street Chain road, West toll, southward to river Chapelhill, off Barrhead road Charleston, by Lyiesland westward EARL Grey place, west side of Lyiesland Christie buildings. High street west end Espedair street, from 56 Causeyside of St. James bridge southward Christie street, south of Garthland street Christie lane, east side of 93 New FALSIDE rd., near Colinslee westward Sneddon to the Quay Ferguslie, west end of Broomlands to Churchhill, north side of 86 High street Millarston to Oakshaw street Ferguslie buildings, south side of Back Church place, School wynd, to Churchhill row, Ferguslie Clark street, west of Greenock road to Ferguslie (Back row of), west end of Westmarch Maxwellton to West lane of Ferguslie Clark's place, Seedhill Ferguslie East lane, south of 41 Broom- Clavering street, from Well st. to King st. lands to Maxwellton Cleopatra buildings, Springbank road Ferguslie Mid lane, 7 Ferguslie to Max- Clyde terrace, Nethercommon wellton Clydeview terrace, Springbank road Ferguslie walk, from 42 Broomlands Cochran street, off Mill street northward Colinslee, from Carriagehill to Potterhill Ferguslie west lane, 2 Ferguslie to Commercial court, 112 Causeyside, west Coats's Thread works side Forbes place, from 10 Causeyside to Corsebar road, from Maxwellton to Water brae (Burgh) Meikleriggs Cotton street, south side of 23 Gauze GALLOWAY street, off Underwood rd. street to Alibey street Garthland lane, north side of Garthland st County buildings, St. James street Garthland place, east end of Garthland County place, from Gilmour street to street, opposite Christie street Moss street Garthland street, from east end of Cowieston, foot of Maxwellton street Gauze street to Williarasburgh Craigielea place, off Murray street Gas Work, north-west of foot of Well st, Croft (East), from Wallneuk to Renfrew Gateside, east side of Renfrew road road Gauze street, from Smithhills street to Croft (North), from Greenlaw street to Garthland street Newton quay George place, east end of George street Croft (South), east end of Abercorn to Brown's lane bridge to Wallneuk George street, west side of 96 Causey- Croft (West), from 16 New Smithhills side to Broomlands to Abercorn street Gilmour street, from High street (Cross) Crossflat, south side of Garthland street north to New Sneddon Crossflat terrace, Soath side of Glasgow Gladstone terrace, Neilson street road Glasgow road, begins at East toll Cross street, 29 Castle st. to 5 Queen st. Glebe street (now Cochran st.), off Mill et. Craw road, Calside to Maxwellton Glendale place. South side of Braids rd. Craigielea street, off Murray street Glen lane, north side of 29 St. James Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside street to Glen street Cumberland pi., head of Laigb Kirk lane Glen street, west side of Love street to Caledonia street DIXON 8t.,from Phillips st. to Whitehead Glenview, east from Lyiesland 8t. Glenview terrace, Netlston road Douglas street, from Arthur street to Gordon place, King street (west) Clavering street Gordon's lane, east side of 32 Causey- Douglas terrace, Inchinnan road side to Burn row Dovesland, from Lyiesland to Carriage- Greenhaugh, Glasgow road bill PAISLEY STREET GUIDE. la

Greenhill, north-west side of Underwood Ladyburn place, Seedhill road street Laigh Kirk lane, west side of 110 Greenhill road, off Underwood road Causeyside to Cumberland court Greenlaw, north of Garthland street Laigh park, north end of Abercorn st. Greenlaw drive, north of Williamsburgh, Lawn St., head of Gauze st. to Wallneuk Glasgow road Linside terrace, north side of Seedhill Greenlaw street, east end of North road Croft eastward Lexwell place. Chain road Greenlaw terrace, north side of Glasgow Lonend, from Saucel to Blackball bdgs and east of Royal terrace Love street, from St. James place ta Greenock rd., continuation of Caledonia st Nethercommon Lowndes' lane, east side of 78 New HAMILTON place, 78 New Sneddon Sneddon to the river Hamilton street (Great), (by Calside) Lylesland, from Neilston street to east side of Calside by Dovesland Carriagehili Hamilton street, west side of Renfrew Lylesland terrace, Espedair street street to river Hannay street. West side of Well street MACDOWALL street, west side of Harbour lane, east side of 92 New Caledonia street westward Sneddon to Quay M'Farlane's lane, nortll side of North Harbour (New), Oarlile place Croft to Niddry street Hawkhead terrace, Seedhill road Macfarlane street, west from Greenock Hawthorn buildings, Laigh park road to Pattison's Mound Highland lane, south side of South Croft M'lntyre place, Orr street High street, west end of St. James Mackenzie street, from Blackstoun road bridge to Wellmeadow to Greenhill road Hillview place, Espedair MacKean st., from Murray st. to Clark st. Holyrood place, 3 Back Sneddon street M 'Kerr ell street, Orossflat Hospital lane, west side of 6 New M'Leod's buildings (Smithhills), east Sneddon to Back Sneddon end of St. James bridge Howe street, Barskiven Mansfield place, west side of Neilston st. Hunter street, west side of 22 Moss st. Marshall's lane, north side of Orchard street to river INCHINNAN road, continuation of Mary street, west side of Carriagehili Love street Maxwell place. Mill street Incle street, from Lawn street to east Maxwell street, east side of Love street end of Gauze street to Back Sneddon Ivanhoe place, 43 Back Sneddon MaxwelltoB, east of Ferguslie Back row JANEFIELD place, Barterholm, off Maxwellton street, south side of 13 Lylesland Broomlands to Cowieston Johnstone road, begins at West toll Meeting House lane, west side of 14 Johnston street, from Causeyside to Moss street to Oakshaw street Orchard street Melbourne terrace, Seedhill road John street, north side of 72 Broomlands Middle lane, west side of 11 New Sned- don to Back Sneddon KILNCROFT lane, east side of Car- Millar st., from Mill st. to Christie st. riagehill Millarston, west end of Ferguslie Kilnside cres., North side of Seedhill rd. Mill St., east end of Gauze st. to Seedhill Kilnside st., north from Kilnside cres. Mill place, Camphill King St., from Saucel south-west tvard Minerva place, Springbank road King street, north side of 76 Broomlands, Moncrieff street, east side of 71 Love opposite to Queen street street to Back Sneddon Knox street, from 47 Broomlands to Moss street, from Bank buildings ta West Campbell street Old Sneddon LADY lane, west end of High street to Moss-side place, Greenock road Canal street Mossvale, north end of Greenock road 14 PAISLEY STEEET GUIDE.

Mossvale laue, off Greenock road RALSTON square, south side of Mossvale st., west side of Mossvale lane George street Municipal buildings, Gilmour street Ralston terrace, Seedhill road Murray street, west of Greenock road Renfrew rd., continuation of Eenfrew st. to Westmarch. Renfrew street, north end of East Croft to Gateside Richmond place, south side of NIDDRY street, west side of Eenfrew New Stock street street to river Rosebery place, South from Carriagehill Neil street, from Cowieston eastward Rowan street, east side of Neilston street (Burgh), from head of Lylesland Royal terrace, north side of Causeyside to Lylesland Glasgow road east of Garthland Neilsoust.CCalside), eastsideof Smith st. and place Russell St., north-east from Greenock rd. NethercommoQjfrom Love st. northward New Smithhills, north side of 4 Smith- hills to West Croft New Sneddon, north side of Old Sneddon SANDHOLES, head of Well street to to Cartvale King street street New street, south side of 28 High Saucel, east end of Gordon's la. to Lonend to Causeyside School wynd, west side of 6 Moss street New Stock street, continuation of Stock to Oakshaw street street Eastward Seedhill, from Cart street eastward Newton street, from Cowieston west- Shuttle street, south side of 30 New ward to Maxwellton street to Brown's lane North street, east side of Love street to Silk st, east side of Lawn st. to Gauze st. Back Sneddon Sir Michael street, south side of 24 George street to Canal street OAKSHAW street, from head of School Springbank road, from north of Love wynd to the John Neilson Institution street to Mossvale lane Oakshawhead, north of the John Neilson Smith's lane, north-east side of 72 New Institution, by Oakshaw street Sneddon to river Old Sneddon, foot of Moss street to Smith street, from Stock st. to Neilston Abercorn bridge street (Calside) Orchard street, east side of 81 Causey- Smithhills, from east end of St. James side to Gordon's lane bridge to Gauze street Orr square, nor uh side of 81 High street St. James place, from foot of Moss st. Orr St., from Orr sq. to Oakshaw st. to Love street Orr street (South), from Neilston street St. James street, from Love street to to Espedair street Underwood street Orr Town, south side of Mary street St. Mary terrace, Colinslee St. Mirren st., from Cross to Causeyside Stanley drive, off Blackland Mill road, place, east side of Calside PARK westward Pai-k road, from Smith street to Bui-gh Stanley place, 48 to 60 Causeyside boundary Stevenson St., from head of Causeyside Pattison st.jOffGreenhill rd. westward w^estwaz'd Phillips St., continuation of Cochran st. Stirling street, west side of Calside to Potterhill, southward of Carriagehill Stevenson street Prince's st., north side of Underwood st. Stockst., westsideofLyleslandto Calside Prussia street, east side of 25 Causey- Stonoy brae, from Oakshaw street to St. side to Gordon's lane James street Stow place, foot of Storie st. to Stow st. QUAY lane, east side of 88 New Sned- Storie street, south side of 37 High st. don to Quay to Canal street Queen street, south side of 7 Broom- Stow street, west side of 80 Causeyside lands to George street to Stow place PAISLEY STEEET GUIDE. 15

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ABBEY CHURCH, 16 Smithliills—erected in the year 1160— keys to be had at James Adams, dmrch officer, 11. Abbey close Abbey Asylum, Craw road, Calside—John Calder, governor Abbey Parish Poorhouse, Craw road, Calside — John Calder, governor; John M. Campbell, inspector—ho. Blackland cottage Abbey Parish Poor-Rates Office, 98 High street—Finlay Kerr, col- lector—4 Phillips street Abbey Somiding Aisle, Abbey close — James Adams, 11 Abbey close, keeper Abercorn Foundry Company (Hanna, Donald, & Wilson), iron- founders. North Croft Abercorn Goods Station, 10 Hamilton st. —Robert Sharp, agent Abercorn Railway Station, Renfrew road—Robert Sharp, stationmaster Abercorn Ship-Building Company (Hanna, Donald, & Wilson), Abercorn street Abercorn Weaving Factory (H. Crawford), Abercorn street Abercrombie, Alex., lithographer, Glasgow—house Rowantrees, Castlehead Abercrombie, John, writer and notary public, of Hart, Abercrombie, & Lang, procurator-fiscal depute for the Upper Ward of Ren- frewshire, and justice of peace fiscal for Renfrewshire — house Craigmuir, Meikleriggs Abercrombie, Robert Graham, chartered accountant and stock- *' broker, 94 High street ; telephone No. 79 ; telegrams, Aber- crombie, Paisley"—house Dunacre, Bellahouston, Glasgow Abercrombie, T. Graham, architect, 13 Gilmour street — house Redholme, Castlehead Abercrombie, William, jun., of Sutherland & Abercrombie, soap manufacturers, Park Soap Works, Glasgow— house Greenlaw drive Acton, James, coal dealer, 10 Orchard street—house do. Adam, Agnes, dressmaker, 13 George street Adam, Agnes, of A. & M. Adam—house Hunterfield, Chapelhill B —

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Adam, Alexander, soot mercliantaad chimney-sweep, 14 Old Smith- hills Adam, Alexander, jun., chimney-sweeper and soot merchant, 5 Canal street Adam, Alexander, hairdresser, 14 Old Smithhills—ho. 6 Bank st. Adam, Archibald, clerk of works to School Board—ho. 16 Glen st. Adam, A. & M., drapers and hosiers, 36 High street Adam, J., ladies' and children's outfitter, 16 High street—house Albion cottage Adam, James, 20 Causeyside Adam, James, tailor and clothier, 4 Smithhills—house do. Adam, James, accountant, and secretary to J. & P. Coats Limited —house Ferguslie villa Adam, James B., wine merchant, 8 Orchard street—ho. 4 Christie st. Adam, James R., teacher, Camphill School—ho. 4 Old Smithhills Adam, James, & Son, glass merchants, glaziers, glass embossers and gilders, 19 Moss street Adam, Janet, confectioner, 18 Carriagehill—house do. Adam, John, writer, and agent for the City of Glasgow Life, and North British and Mercantile, Scottish Union and National Fire and Life Insurance Companies, 9 Gilmour street—house Norwell, Castlehead Adam, John, hatter, hosier, and glover, 9 High street (The Cross)—house Albion Cottage, Lylesland Adam, John, grocer and spirit merchant, 9 Williamsburgh—ho. do. Adam, John Monro, detective officer. Burgh Police—ho. 6 "White- haugh terrace Adam, John, & Sou, chemists and druggists, 23 Broomlands Adam, John, farmer, East Walkinshaw Adam, Mary, of A. & M. Adam—house Hunterfield, Chapelhill Adam, Matthew, wine and spirit merchant, 60 Causeyside—ho. do. Adam, Miss, 5 Christie street Adam, Miss E., fruiterer and confectioner, 60 Causeyside Adam, Mrs., grocer, 4 Seedhill—house 7 do. Adam, Mrs. William, greengrocer, fruiterer, and confectioner, 23 Gauze street—house 32 Cotton street Adam, Eobert, assistant sanitary inspector, Municipal buildings house 39^ Broomlands Adam, Robert, grocer, 19 Lawn street—house Whitehaugh terrace Adam, Robert, spirit merchant, 68 George street—house do. Adam, Robert H., M.A., M.B., CM., D.P.H.—ho. 82 High street Adam, A¥illiam, of Farr & Adam—house 1 Kilnside street Adam, William, jun., assistant sanitary iusj^ector. Municipal b'dgs. house Hunterfield, Chapelhill —

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Adam, William, farmer, Barnhill, Inchiunan Adam, William, manager, Soho Engine Works—lio. 17 Wardrop st. Adam, William, jun., at Clark & Co.'s—house 7 North street Adams, James, churcli officer of the Abbey, and keeper of Sounding Aisle—house 11 Abbey close Adams, James, law clerk with David Semple & Cochran—house 1 M'Intyre place Adams, James, sergeant of police—house 27 Glen street Adams, Mrs., newsagent and confectioner, 32 Storie St. —ho. do. Adams, Mrs., greengrocer, 7 Neilston road Adams, Thomas, confectioner and Scotch draper, 44 Storie street Agate, William, Mus. Bac, Oxon., teacher of music, organist of Geo. A. Clark Town Hall and St. James Church, Castlehead Agnew, John, confectioner, 19 Broomlands Agnew, Miss, of Henderson & Agnew—house 102 Causeyside Aikman, J., drug store, 19 George street. Airlie, Jeanie S., teacher, Camphill Public School—ho. 5 Royal ter. Aitken, Adam, jun., law apprentice with M'Naughton & Lochhead house 9 Whitehaugh terrace. Aitken, David, draper and clothier, 44 New street—house East View villa, Glasgow road Aitken, George, assistant inspector. Burgh Parochial Office—house 65 Love street Aitken, James, church officer of North Parish Church—house 29 Glen street Aitken, John R., farmer, Foxbar Aitken, Robert, spirit merchant, 27 Lawn street—ho. 26 Gauze st. Aitken, Thomas, joiner, 36 Stock street—house 44 Calside Aitken, Thomas, baker, 17 Wellmeadow—house do. Aitken, Thomas, clerk to John Clark & Co. —ho. 7 Cotton street Aitken, Mrs., William, grocery and wool store, 18 Mossvale street house do. Aiton, Hugh, farmer, Allans, Inchinnaa Alcorn, Mrs., temperance hotel, 2 Forbes place Alexander, James, house painter and decorator, 5 George street- workshop 162 do. —house 3 Albert place (see advt.) Alexander, Jessie, teacher North Public School—ho. 3 George st. Alexander, Jessie, matron Paisley Infirmary Alexander, John O., distributor of stamps and sub-collector of taxes, agent for Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company and the Scottish Alliance Insurance Company Limited, 4 Causeyside—house Glenview terrace, Barterholm road Alexander, John, purveyor and confectioner, 5 Love street—ho. do. Alexander, John, boot and shoemaker, 17 Thread street 20 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Alexander & M'Intyre, manufacturers, 109 Causeysicle Alexander, Robert, 2 Grordon place Alexander, E. J., cashier at Ja. Caldwell, Miiir, & Caldwell's—lionsc 5 Falside Alexander, Thomas, officer New Jerusalem Church — house 12 George street Alexander, William, of Alexander & M'Intyre—house Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Algie, Peter, farmer. Old Mains, Inchiunan Allan, Charles, market gardener, Moss- side, Greenock road Allan, James, lathsplitter, 19 Sandholes—house 10 Castle street Allan, Janet Ann, teacher, Camphill Public School—ho. 49 High st. Allan, John S., paper and tea merchant, 5 Camphill place Allan, John S., jun., at W. Wotherspoon's Glenfield Starch works —house Southpark, Brodie park Allan, Mary M., teacher, Stevenson street Public School—^house 8 Sommerville place, Monteith row, Glasgow Allan, Miss, dress and mantlemaker, 49 High street Allan, Peter, hatter, hosier, and glover, 107 High street—house 1 Crossflat terrace Allan, S. A., clerk and insurance agent, 8 M'Kerrell street Allan, William, 3 Stirling street Allan, William, china dealer, 4 Espedair Allan, William, cowfeeder. Wester Crossflat—house do. Alliance Assurance Co., 151 West George St., Glasgow (see advt.) AUice, Andrew, at James Harvey & Co.'s—house Greenlaw drive Allice, T., at Jas. Harvey & Co.'s—house Greenlaw drive Allison, Alexander, flesher, 34 High street—house Lusshaugh, Glasgow road Allison, Allan, assurance agent, 4 Stevenson street Allison, Archibald, teacher, South Public School—house 22 Oak- shaw street Allison, David, church officer of St. James' United Presbyterian Church, 3 Underwood road Allison, Hugh, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, 14 Gilmour street—house Oldhall, Ralston Allison, Janet C, teacher, Ferguslie Public School—ho. 26 Argyle st. Allison, John, grocer and provision merchant, 86 Causeyside—ho. 81 do. Allison, Joseph, & Co., ham curers and provision merchants, 20 Sandholes and 1 Allison place, Williamsburgh Allison, Joseph, of Joseph Allison & Co. —house 2 Allison place^ Williamsburgh Allison, Mrs., fruiterer, 22 Causeyside—house do. -

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Allison, Robert, timber broker, 154 St. Vincent street, Glasgow— house Rosemount. Castlehead, and Nordlyset, Ardrossan Allison, Robert, joiner, 23 Lady lane—house 29 Canal street Allison, Robert, warehouseman at M. Greenlees & Son's—house 3 Woodside place Allison, William, timber merchant, Victoria Saw mills, 23 Love street—house Cartvale house, Love street Allison, AVilliam, jDlumber and gasfitter, 25 Broomlands—house do. Allison, William, farmer. South Arkleston Amy, Joseph, physician and surgeon, surgeon to Lifirmary, West- End Medical hall, 78 Broomlands—house Churchhill house Anderson, Ebenezer, carpenter, joiner, and funeral furnisher 6 New street Anderson, George, & Co., china and earthenware merchants, 47 Moss street—house 4 Buchanan terrace Anderson, James, certificated art teacher—house Balerno cottage, Bishopton Anderson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Clydeview terrace, Springbank road—house 1 Buchanan terrace, Greenock road Anderson, James, church officer of Greenlaw Church—house 3 Auchentorlie place Anderson, James, cashier, Daily Express Office—house Rockbank cottage. Floors street, Johnstone Anderson, James, funeral undertaker and violin maker, 43 Well- meadow—house 131 George street Anderson, J. & J. G., family grocers and grain merchants, 1 Saucel Anderson, J., keeper of Abercorn Bowling Green, 3 Auchentorlie place Anderson, John, at J. & I). Whitehead's—house 131 George street Anderson, John, accountant and insurance agent, and treasurer to

School Board, 5 County place—house 27 Maxwellton street , Anderson, John G., of J. & J. G. Anderson—ho. 7 South Campbell street Anderson, Lizzie M., teacher, Thread street School—ho. 2 Hillview place Anderson, Miss E. J., music teacher, 25 Oakshaw street Anderson, Miss Mary, teacher, Ferguslie Half-Time School—house 25 Oakshaw street Anderson, Mrs., dressmaker, 29 St. James street Anderson, Mrs. William, grocer, 16 Lawn st. —house 12 Lawn St.; Anderson, Mrs. Robert, grocer, 31 George street—house do. Anderson, Robert, draper, 80 Broomlands—house 19 King street Anderson, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Caledonia street-^ house do. 22 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Anderson, William, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 82 Cacal street—house 5 Camphill Andrew, Alexander, teacher, South public school — house 17 Storie street Andrew, Alexander, missionary, Free High Church^house 4 Green- hill road Andrew, Andrew Gr., fancy goods merchant, 42 Moss street—house 9 Moss street Andrew, James, farmer. Bushes farm Andrew, A., dress and mantle maker, 6 Glenview ter., Neilston rd. Andrew, Robert, salesman at Alex. M'Laren, Sons, & Co., Glasgow —house. Bushes farm Andrew, Simon, & Sons, millers, Cardonald Mills, Glasgow road Andrew, Thomas, grocer, 2 Potterhill—house do. Andrew, Thomas, keeper Tannahill hall, 18 Moss street Andrew, William, wine and spirit merchant, 96 Causeyside—house 15 Wardrop street Andrews, John, Wellmeadow house, 11 Wellraeadow Andrews, John, draper, 101 High street Andrews, John, clerk. Gas office—house 9 Camphill place Archibald, George, sen., warper, 15 Barr street—house do. Archibald, George, warehouseman with M. Greenlees & Son—ho. 11 Argyle street Archibald, Robert, at M. Greenlees & Son's—house 15 Barr street Archibald, Thomas, warper, 5 Marshall's lane—ho. 4 Hillview pi. Armour, Hugh, flesher, 53 Broomlands—house 12 Carbrook street Armour, John, foreman to Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.—house 4 Douglas terrace Armour, Robert, insurance agent, 3 Buchanan terrace Armour & Wilson, joiners, 48 High street Armour, W. T., of Armour & Wilson—house 29 Thread street Armstrong & Mitchell, provision merchants, 28 New Smithhills Armstrong & M'Nair, joiners and timber merchants, 12 and 13 St. James street Arndale, Hugh, nurseryman, Stonefield Arneil, James, hairdresser, 4 Causeyside—house 9 Cotton street Arneil, Robert, farmer, Corsebar Arnott, John, grocer and hamcurer, 20 Broomlands — house 94 George street Arnott, Samuel, grocer, 53 Caledonia street—house 5 Caledonia st. Arnott, William, church-officer of Oakshaw U. P. Church—house 4 Meeting-house lane Arnott, William, flesher, 21 Gauze street—house 2 Renfrew road Arrol, James, at Smith Brothers & Co.'s—house Alice place —-

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Arthur, Alexander, at John Spence & Sons—ho. 28 Well street Arthur, Andrew, of Arthur & Co. (Ltd.), Glasgow, Barshaw house Arthur, James, of Arthur & Co. (Ltd.), Glasgow Arthur, Mrs. James, Barshaw house, Glasgow road Arthur, John, warper, 4 Cumberland court—house 139 George st. Arthur, Joseph Fowler, wine and spirit merchant, Criterion Spirit vaults, 14 Old Sneddon, and Theatre buildings, Greenock house 22 Eldon street, Greenock Arthur, Robert, church officer High Parish Church—house 14 Oakshaw street Arthur, Samuel, flesher, 17 George street—ho. 5 West Buchanan st. Arthur, William, watchmaker and jeweller, 70 High street—house 7 Calside Asher, Rev. Robert, B.D., missionary, 3 Woodside pi., King st. Asquith, K., clothier and drapery agent, 13 Wardrop street Atlas Engine Works (Hanna, Donald, & Wilson), 21 Back Sneddon Auchencloss, James C, of Currie & Co.—house Caledonia road, Saltcoats Auchterlonie, William, goods superintendent, Glasgow & South- western Railway Co., Canal Line Stations, and agent for the Railway Passengers Assurance Company—residence Canal bank house Auld, John P., & Son, funeral imdertakers, 30 Orchard street Auld, John, P. & Son, joiners, cabinetmakers, and upholsterers. 30 Orchard street—house do. Auld, Misses, Park place, Calside

BAILLTE, Daniel, cowfeeder, Lylesland dairy—house do. Baillie, Robert, & Co., boiler and pipe coverers, 14 Newton street house do. Bain, Donald, Paisley baths, 50 Storie street Bain, James H., grocer and spirit merchant, 5 Moncrieff street— house 22 Calside

Bain, Robert J., wholesale manufacturing cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 49 High street and 41 Wellmeadow—house 49 High street (see advt.) Bain, Mrs., draper, 6 Storie street—house do. Baird, Alexander, gardener at Chapel house—house Blackball buildings Baird, Charlotte, teacher South Public School—ho. 6 Glenview Baird, Edmond, telegraph lineman, 70 Canal street Baird, George, of Thomas Gilmour & Co.—-house 57 Canal street Baird, James, cabinetmaker, 24 High street—warehouse 77 do., house 5 Stow street ——

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Baird, James, hairdresser, 2 Gauze street and 17 George street house 5 Garthland lane Baird, James, manager to Merry & Cuninghame (Ltd.)—house Abercorn cottage Baird, John F., at Spiers, Gibb & Co.'s—ho.DeneAvood, Greenock rd; Baird, Robert, at Spiers, Gibb & Co.'s—house 50 Love street Baird, William, of Kirkwood, Baird & Co.—house Glenview Baird, William, saddler and harness maker, 79 High street—house Askomill cottage, Greenock road (see advt.) Baird, William, joiner, 35 and 36 Gordon's lane— house 12 Lyles- land Baird, Wilson, of Kirkwood, Baird & Co. —house Askomill, Greenock road Bald, William, confectioner, 23 Carriagehill—house do. Balderston, James, 32 Oakshaw street Balderston, James, mill manager at Clark & Co.'s—house 2 Green* law terrace Balderston, Robert, of Clark & Co., Anchor Thread Works—house Ardgowan, Blackball Baldwin, Mrs., 5 Royal terrace Balfour, Sarah Howatt, wine and spirit merchant, 105 George street —house Thorn cottage, Meikleriggs Balfour, William, tailor, 14 High street Ballantyne, John, & Son, booksellers and stationers, 28 High street (see advt.) Ballantyne, William, confectioner, 39 Well street Balnave, David, at David Murray & Sons'—ho. 2 M'Intyre place. Bank of Scotland, St. Mirren street—George Seton Veitch, agent residence Friarshall. Bannatyue, David, groundsman to Abercorn F.C. —ho. 3 Brown's place Bannerman, Alexander, Barrhead omnibus, A. C. Pirie's, Gilmour street, 10, 12, 4 and 7 o'clock daily Barbour, Robert G., clerk to Cartvale Chemical Co., Ltd.,—house 2 Springbank road Barbour, Mrs. James, umbrella, bag, and waterproof warehouse, 12 High street—house 13 High street Barclay, Andrew, contractor, 7G Canal street—house 77 do. Barclay, George, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, Limited—house Thorn house, Johnstone Barclay, Henry, sergeant of police— house 13 Barclay street Barclay, James, builder, Christie street—house 5 Greenlaw terrace Barclay, James, under manager at Wm. Fulton & Sons—house GlenvicAv cottaae, Glenfield —

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Barclay, James, 3 Gatcside Barclay, Mrs. John, 3 Gatcside Barclay, Mrs., clothes mangling and dressing, 3 Minerva place Barclay, Misses, The Cottage, Gateside Barlow, H. Dndley, Fern bank, Meikleriggs

Barnett, John Archibald, i) Glen street Barr, Alexander, builder—house Bellena cottage, Hawkhead road Barr, Allan, spirit merchant, 12 Lylcsland—house 3 Orr street Barr, Andrew, flesher, 11 Gauze street—house 6 Whitehead street Barr, Archibald Allison, of William Motherwell & Co. —house Pollokshields Barr, George, coal merchant, 8 Orr street Barr, George, of Barr & Provan—house 23 George street Barr, George, at MacKobert, Son & Hutchison's—house Bellena cottage, Hawkhead i-oad Barr, Hugh, of Barr & M'Cnig, 11 Shuttle street Barr, Hugh, joiner and builder, 9 Espedair street—house East- Avood, Glasgow road Barr, James 11., cowfeeder, 18 Sandholes Barr, James, of Barr, Stirrat, & Co.—house Castlehead Barr, James, joiner and timber merchant, 45 and 46 Causeyside house 1 Albert place, Espedair street Barr, John, manufacturing stationer and fancy goods importer, 81 High street—house 39 Wellmeadow Barr, John, wood turner, Mossvale Avorks—house Beechwood, Greenock road Barr, John, broker, 24 Old Sneddon—house do. Barr, John, officer of Inland Revenue—house 6 Greenlaw terrace Barr & M'Caig, builders, 11 Shuttle street Barr, Mrs., Laighpark, Renfrew road Barr, Mrs., dairy, 23 Calside Barr, Mrs., care of A. Craig, Gateside Barr, Mrs. James, dairy, 2 George street Barr, Mrs. John, 39 Wellmeadow Barr, Mrs. John, 48 Causeyside Barr, Mrs. P., of J. Hamilton & Co.—house 26 Causeyside Barr, Mary, dressmaker, 6 Lonend Barr, Patrick, of J. Hamilton & Co.—house 26 Causeyside Barr & Provan, plumbers and gasfitters, 11 Johnston street Barr, Robert, cowfeeder and dairyman, 39 Lady lane Barr, Stirrat, & Co., yarn merchants, 109 Causeyside Barr, Susan, confectioner, 8 St. James place—house 22 Underwood Barr, Thomas M., at Mossvale works—ho. Beechwood, Greenock rd. Barr, William, Gatcflat, East Buchanan street 26 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Barratt, John, Mus. Bac, Oxon., organist of the Abbey and teacher of music—class-room 97 High street—ho. Mayfield, Sunnyside Barrett, W. T., officer of Inland Revenue—ho. 5 Grarthland'street Bates, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Gauze st.—ho. 30 do. Bauchop, David, carter and contractor, 1 Great Hamilton street Bauchop, Mrs. William, Stonefield Beacom, Arthur, confectioner, 17 George street—house do. Beacom, Col.-Sergt. J. F., janitor Neilson Institution—house Neilson lodge, Oakshawhead Beaconsfield Club, 32 New street—Alex. Macfarlane, secretary Beaton, Neil, contractor and dealer, 3 Underwood lane Beaton, Samuel, shoemaker, 75 High street—house 7 Cotton street Beaton, Williiim, beamer, 11 Lylesland—house 8 Neilston road Beattie, John, keeper St. James Park—house Moss Toll Beckett, J. & M., millinery and furnishings, 55 Causeyside—house Burnpark, Lylesland Beckett, James, bookseller and newsagent—house 32 Glen street Beckett, Matthew, Burnpark, Lylesland Begg, Alexander, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 112 Causeyside Begg, David, house factor, 7 Sir Michael street Begg, David, jun., Strathview, Potterhill Begg, James, 12 Waterloo street, Glasgow—house Westlands, Castlehead Begg, John, funeral undertaker, 24 Cotton street—house do. (see advt.) Begg, Robert C., of Wm. Brown, jun., & Co.—house 1 Janefield place Begg, Thomas, stationer 24 Cotton street Beith, Alexander, grocer, 1 Phillips street Beith, Robert, cashier at Charles Smith & Co.'s—house 99 Causeyside Bell, Allan, jun., music teacher, organist and choirmaster Holy

Trinity Church, 1 Garthland lane Bell, Archibald, & Sons, dyers, cleaners, &c. —receiving offices,

Stanley Dyeworks and 6 Gilmour street. Paisley ; and at London, Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry, Edinburgh, Glas- gow, and Greenock, telephone No. 40—works, Stanley Dye- works (see advt.) Bell, Charles, confectioner, 8 Lawn street Bell, Daniel, of Bell & M'Lachlan—house 10 St. James street Bell, James S., Sheriff-Clerk's office—house 12 Garthland street Bell, John, carriage hirer and contractor, 12 Causeyside and Forbes place—Beith and Dairy carriers' quarters Bell, John, of Archibald Bell & Sons—house Claremont, Blackball —

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Bell & M'Lachlan, brickbiiilders, 2 Glen lane Bell, Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Stow street Bell, Peter G., cashier to Fleming & Ferguson, Merkswortli house Renfield house, Renfrew Bell, R. King, of Archibald Bell & Sons—house Middlepark, Stanely road Bell, William, foreman dyer, Glenfield—house Newhall villas, Glenfield Bell, W. J., ham curer and provision merchant, 38 New street Bennet, C., picture frame maker, 15 George street—house Black- hall buildings Berry, Adam B., clerk, The Savings Bank of Paisley—house 63 George street Berry, John C, painter and glazier, 35 High street—house 48 do. Berry, Lizzie B., teacher, Camphill School—house 48 High street Berry, Mrs. Thomas, coal dealer, 45 Calside Bett, David, house painter, 41 Wellmeadow st. —ho. 52 High st, Beveridge, Agnes L., assistant teacher Ferguslie Half-Time School —house 20 Well street Beveridge, George, teacher, Camphill Public School—house 2 Mansfield place Beveridge, John, joiner and builder, 1 Linside terrace—house 1 Melbourne terrace, Seedhill road Biggar, Anna S., teacher, South Public School—ho. 18 Oakshaw st. Biggar, Mrs. Thomas, 18 Oakshaw street Biggar, Thomas, commission merchant, 18 Oakshaw street Biggar, William, house factor, 18 Oakshaw street (see advt.) Bird, Robert, late governor of Prison—house Rosslyn cottage, Eglinton street, Saltcoats Birrell, Mrs., greengrocer, 25 Cotton street Bisland, James, greengrocer and confectioner, 39 Underwood road Bisland, John, measurer, Terrace buildings—house 6 Whitehaugli terrace, Glasgow road Bisland, Mary, fruiterer and confectioner, 17 Gauze street Bisland, William, draper and woollen cloth merchant, 15 High street—house 15 Wellmeadow Bisset, Alexander, foreman of cleansing department. Burgh stables —house 18 Wallace street Black, C. A., dress and mantle maker, 67 Causeyside—ho. 44 Calside Black, Daniel, at Clark & Co.'s—house 3 Greenlaw terrace Black & Eadie, contractors, St. James' place (see advt.) Black, Rev. Hugh, M.A., minister Sherwood Free Church—house Nether park, Calside Black, Hugh, cashier to Black & Eadie—house Quarrelton road, Johnstone —

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Black, James, draper and fancy goods merchant, 91 Caiiseyside house 4 Stow street Black, Joseph, coal merchant, Canal station—ho. 3-|- George street Black, Joseph, teacher of shorthand, 2 Bute place Black, Joseph, jun., reporter and agent, Glasgoio Evening News— house 2 Bute place Black, Mary, dress and mantle maker, 12 Abbey street Black, M. Gr., provision merchant, 29 "Wellmeaclow—house do. Black, Montgomery G., sub-postmaster, 29 Wellmeadow—house do. Black, Mrs., fruiterer and confectioner, 19 Wellmeadow—house 3 ^'Vardrop street Black, Thomas, of Black & Eadie—house Quarrelton road, John- stone Black, T., horse shoer and jobbing smith, 9 New street Blackley, Miss, dressmaker, cutter, and fitter, 23 Broomlands Blackwood & Co., joiners and timber merchants, 67 Love street Blackwood, Matthew, G 6 Love street Blackwood, Matthew, Jan., of Blackwood & Co.—house Ardmore, Chapelton, Port-Glasgow. Blackwood, Robert, 8 Glen street Blackwood, Walter, of Blackwood & Co. —house Craigiehaugh, Chapelton, Port-Glasgow. Blackwood, William & Son, bleachers, Craigton Bleachworks, Milngavie—house of call,Barr, Stirrat, & Co., 109 Causeyside Blair, Mrs., 19 Oakshaw street Blair, Jane, spirit merchant, 68 Canal street—house 7 Stevenson street Blair, John M., cashier at Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.'s, 5 Douglas ter. Blair, John, tailor, 37 George street—house do. Blair, Mrs. Agnes, general dealer, 3 Broomlands—ho. 16 Castle at. Blair, Mrs. John, Hay Weighs inn, 3 King street Blair, Robert, fishmonger, 53 George street Blane, David, slater and chimney sweep, 56 Storie street Blue, Miss, matron House of Refuge, Victoria laundry, Victoria place, Lady lane Boag, Robt., fruiterer, 11 Cotton street—house do. Boath, John, clerk N.B. Railway, Canal Station—house, 9 Camp- hill place. Bogie, James, 4 Christie street Bole, Mrs. William, spirit merchant, 2 Renfrew street—^house 15 Gauze street Bonnar, Robert, commission agent, 3 Janefield place Boog, Miss, ladies' school, Townhead house Borland, Henry, traveller to James Robertson —ho. 11 Camphill pi. —

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Borland. James, carting contractor and carriage liirer, 1 Lylesland -^liouse 1 Orr street Borland, Janet, fruiterer and confectioner, 5 St. James street Borland, Mrs. C, tobacconist and confectioner, 13 Moss street house 13 Moss street Bost, W. D. Ashton, Cartvale Chemical Works—house Bellevue, Castlehead Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., engineers, ironfounders, and boiler makers, Thistle works, Abbot's inch Bow, William, of Bow, M'Lachlan & Co.—house Dunscore, Castlehead Bowes, John, builder, 4 Park terrace. Underwood road Bowie, Allan, carting agent, G. & P. Jt. Ry., Greenlaw—house 24 Causeyside Bowie, Allan J., hay, seed, and grain merchant, 3 Brown's lane house 5 Orr street Bow e, C. T., Fisher, & Co., decorators, 15 Gilmour street Bow e, John, jun., of T. & J. Bowie—house 31 Glen street Bow e, John, clerk to John Muir—house Moss-side place Bow e, John, 31 Glen street Bow e, John, farmer. West Dykebar Bow e, J. H., of David Murray & Son—house Torburn, Bearsden Bow e, Misses, dress and mantle makers, 24 Causeyside Bow e, Miss J., milliner, 39 Wellmeadow— ho. 20 Lady lane Bow e, Mrs. Walter, cowfeeder, 60 Canal street—ho. 20 Lady lane Bow Robert George, clerk to Alexander M'Allister—house 9 Whitehaugh terrace Bowie, T. & J., silk mercers and drapers, Terrace buildings, 109 High street Bowie, Thomas, of T. & J. Bowie—house 31 Glen street Bowie, Walter, Moss-side place, Greenock road Bowie, Walter, farmer, Dykebarhill Bowie, Walter, dairyman and cattle dealer, 26 Love street—ho. do. Bowie, William, farmer, Blackbyres Bowie, William, writer, 12 High street—house 31 Glen street Bowman, Ivie, foreman, Canal Passenger Station—house 14|- Great Hamilton street Bowskill, David, sergeant of police—house 8 Abbey street Boyd, Daniel, confectioner, 39 Causeyside—ho. do. Boyd, Duncan Shaw, of James Boyd & Sons—^ho. 32 Oakshaw st. Boyd, G & J., drysalters, 51 Waterloo street, Glasgow Boyd, George V., of Colinslee Chemical Co.,—ho. Greenlaw drive Boyd, James, fruiterer, 21 Gauze street—house 2 M'Kerrell street Boyd, Jas.j of Colinslee Chemical Co.—ho. The Cottage, Millars ton 30 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Boyd, James, tobacconist, 1 Smithhills—house 2 John street Boyd, James, & Sons, hothouse builders and heating engineers, Macdowall street Boyd, Jas., jun., of James Boyd & Sons—ho. Gledstane, Bishopton Boyd, John, of James Boyd & Sons—ho. Park House, Oakshaw Boyd, John, 2 Caledonia place Boyd, J. & W., farmers, Langcraigs, Glenfield Boyd, Sarah, grocer, 25 Queen street—house do. Boyle, John, general agent, and mop and broom manufacturer, 13 and 51 Storie street Boyle, Mrs., 82 High street Boyle, Mrs. Mary, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Moss st.—ho. do. Bradbury Sewing Machine Co., 41 Wellmeadow—J. M'Maunas, manager Brankin, Patrick, confectioner, 29 Newton street Brannan, Michael, confectioner, 2 Silk street—house do. Brannan, Misses, plain and fancy knitted goods, and Branch Post Office, 22 Gauze- street—house 5 Whitehaugh terrace Brannan, Misses, photographic printers, 5 Whitehaugh terrace Brewster, Mrs., dairy, 19 Cotton street Brickwell, H. T. (of Paisley Theatre, Limited), Terry's Theatre, " London ; telegraphic address Brickwell, Paisley" British Linen Coy. Bank, 17 Gilmour st. —Hugh Macfarlane, agent British Workman Public House, 8 St. James place British Workman Public House, 20 Wellmeadow Broadhead, Henry, reporter and agent for Glasgow Evening Citizen and Weekly Citizen—house 1 Whitehaugh terrace Brock, Gf'orge, fruiterer, 32 Storie street Brodie, Alex., loom card cutter, 1 Shuttle st.—ho. 5 Phillips st. Brodie Park, High Carriagehill—Daniel M'Dougall, keeper Brodie, Thomas, loom cardcutter, 113 Causeyside—house 27 Thread street Brodie, William, & Co., engineers and smiths, and gas engineers, Weir street Brodie, William, sen., of William Brodie & Co. —ho. 21 High street Brodie, William, jun., of W. Brodie & Co. —house 21 High street Brooksbank, Joseph, salesman to T. J. liip^on, Glasgow— house

3 2 Wardrop street Brough, John, grocer, 46 Millarston Brough Trust Nurses, 38 Oakshaw street Brough, William, Sheriff Clerk Depute of Renfrewshire, Greenock —house 46 Millarston Brown, Andrew, George place Brown, Rev. Charles, R.C. clergyman, 2 East Buchanan street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 31

Brown, David, spirit merchant, 9 Old Smithhills —ho. Crossflat ter. Brown, David, joiner, 3 Bridoje street—house 8 Camphill place Brown, Daniel, manager at Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.'s—house 6 Douglas terrace Brown, George H., of William Brown, jun., & Co.—house 7 Hughenden terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow Brown, H. & W., dyers and cleaners, Gleniffer Dye works, Colinslee Brown, Hector, of H. & W. Brown—house 2 St. Mary terrace, Colinslee road Brown, Herbert W., at Wm. Brown, jun., & Co.'s.—house 7 Hughenden terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow Brown, Hugh, of Snodgrass & Brown, 11 Neilston street Brown, Hugh A., teacher, Camphill public school—ho. 3 Nithsdale street, Strathbungo Brown, James, teacher, East public school—ho. 1 Crossflat terrace Brown, Jeanie, dressmaker, 99 Causeyside Brown, John, broker, 11 Broomlands—house do. Brown John, manager Star Life Assurance Society, 8 Gilmour street—house Wester Carriagehill house Brown, John, cashier with William Fulton & Sons—house Glen cottage, Glenfield Brown, John, sign wa'iter, at Cowan & Stewart's, 1 Garthland street Brown, John, Paisley & Glasgow carrier, 10 Cochran street—house 20 Mill street Brown, John Armour, of Brown & Poison—ho. Moredun, Stanely road Brown, John C, at Johnston & Farie's, Glasgow—ho. 2 Mansfield place Brown, John Francis, at Brown & Poison's—house Moredun Brown, M., hosier, 4 Moss street—house 33 Oakshaw street Brown, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Broomlands Brown, Mrs., dressmaker, 99 Causeyside Brown, Mrs., 2 Janefield place Brown, Mrs. Robert, confectioner, 49 Storie street Brown, Mrs. Agnes, confectioner, 27 New Sneddon—house 28 do. Brown, Mrs. William, flesher, 61 Causeyside—house 54 Causeyside Brown, Peter, manufacturer of bricks, pipes, and tiles for field drainage—works Walkinshaw (by Paisley), Corsehill (by Kil- marnock), and Williamwood (by Busby),—office 12 High street—house Gledstane, Bishopton Brown & Poison, starch and corn flour manufacturers, Royal Starch works, Carriagehill Brown, Ralph, furniture dealer, waste merchant, and wholesale stationer, 12 New Smithhills—house 11 do* 32 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Brown, Robert, tailor and clothier, 31 Gauze street—house 4 do. Brown, Robert, under manager, Glenfield—house Newhall villas, Glenfield Browu, Robert, name-plate maker, 10 Espedair street—house 5 Neilstou street Brown, Robert, & Son, manufacturers of sanitary and plumbers' earthenware, and earthenware wall tiles, Paisley Sanitary Earthenware works, Ferguslie—Telephone No. 27; telegraphic address " Sanitary," Elderslie Brown, Robert, & Son, manufacturers of plumbago crucibles,

Crown Plumbago Crucible Works—Telephone No. 27 ; tele- graphic address " Sanitary," Elderslie Brown, Robert. & Son, manufacturers of pipes and tiles for field drainage, Shortroods Works, and of every descriptioD of fire

clay goods, Ferguslie Fire Clay Works—Telephone No. 27 ; telegraphic address, " Sanitary," Elderslie Brown, Robert, tertius, at Robert Brown & Son's—house Millarston house Brown, Robert, of Robert Brown & Son—house Underwood park Brown, William B., at William Fulton& Sons'—house Newhall villas, Glenfield Brown, William, 32 Cotton street Brown, William photographer, 9 Gilraour street—house 3 Janefield place, Lylesland Brown, William, tea merchant, 37 High street—ho. 94 High st. Brown, William, at J. & P. Coats Limited—ho. Cruachan, Bridge of Weir Brown, William, Sheriff-Clerk Depute of Renfrewshire, Auditor of Court and of Society of Solicitors, Paisley, Sheriff Court-house —house Braehead cottage, Meikleriggs Brown, William, warehouseman at Clark & Co.'s, Burnetta cot., Whitehaugh Brown, William, jun., with John Adam, writer—house 3 Janefield place Brown, William, jun., & Co., merchants and agents, 107 Causeyside Brown, William, & Son, buckram manufacturers, Royal Starch Works, Carriagehill Brown, W. W., Avatchmaker, jeweller, and electroplater, 47 George street—house do. Browning, Alexander, sen., feuar, 11 West Buchanan street Browning, Alexander, jun., timber merchant, joiner, cartwright, and smith, 10 West Buchanan street—house 11 do. Brownlee, John, yardsman, Cal. Railway Coy., St. James Station and Underwood depot—house Murray street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 33

Browiilie, William, manager Glenfield Starch Works, and insurance agent—lionse Glenfield cottage, Castlehead Brownridge, Robert, M.B., CM., Charleston medical hall, 5 Glen view terrace—house, The Cottage, 7 Neilston street Brownridge, William, teacher, South Public School—house, The Cottage, 7 Neilston street Bruccinani, Pietro, ice cream and confectioner, 15 Moss street, 21 Gauze street, 38 High street Bruce, James, M.B,, CM., physician and surgeon, consulting rooms 8 Cross and 9 Broomlands—house 100 High street Bruce, Mrs. Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 15 Underwood road and 75 Love street—house 5 Greenhill road Bruce, Miss B., hosier, 91 High street—house 3 George street Bruce, William, gatekeeper to J. & P. Coats Limited—house 16 West Campbell street Brunsdon, Henry, of T. & R. Graham—ho. 30 Well st. Bryce, David, farmer, Abbot's Inch, Inchinnan road Bryce, David, of D. & J. F. Bryce, 133 George street Bryce, D. & J. F., manufacturers and warehousemen, 110 Causeyside Bryce, James A., of James Bryce & Sons—house 11 Hunter street Bryce, James F., of D. & J. P. Bryce, 133 George street. Bryce, James, jomer, 7 Greenlaw terrace Bryce, James, & Sons, joiners and timber merchants, 10 Hunter street—house 11 do. Bryce, John S., engineer, 10 Hunter street —house 11 do. Bryce, John, & Co., builders, 9 Newton street Bryce, John, of John Bryce & Co.—house 34 Lady lane Bryce, Mrs. James, 11 Hunter street Bryce, Neilson, of James Bryce & Sons—house 11 Hunter street Bryce, William, coal merchant, Underwood depot—ho. 1 Caledonia place Bryce, Misses, milliners and drapers, 2 Old Smithhills—house 7 Greenlaw terrace Bryson, Andrew, confectioner, 25 Orchard street Buchanan, Archibald, foreman joiner with Alex. M'Naughton, 59 George street Buchanan, A. C, clerk to Robert Wilson & Laird—house 4 Ewing street, Kilbarchan Buchanan, David, of Pollock & Co., agent for West of England Insurance Co.—house 4 Buchanan terrace Buchanan, David, tobacconist, 21 Broomlands—house do. Buchanan, George, builder, 7 Buchanan terrace Buchanan, George, green-grocer, 6 Mossvale street—house do. c 34 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

BuchaDan, Mrs. James, drag store, 7 Broomlands—house 15 Sandboles Buchanan, James, farmer, Hunterhill Buchanan, John, wholesale grocer and tea merchant, 15 Well- meadow—house do. Buchanan, Joseph, Arkleston villa, Arkleston road Buchanan, M., dressmaker, 59 George street Buchanan, Mary, grocer, 21 "Wellmeadow—house 10 Sandholes Buchanan, Miss J., milliner, 23 "Wellmeadow Buchanan, Mrs. Margaret, grocer, 5 Incle street Buchanan, Neil, at Ferguslie Thread Works—house 16 Thistle ter. Bull Inn, 5 New street—Charles Stevenson, proprietor Burgess, Miss L, B., fancy draper, 45 High street—house do. Burgess, A., general house furnisher, 4 Lylesland—house do. Burgh Parochial Board Office, 8 New Sneddon—Robert Rowand, inspector Burgh Police Office, Municipal Buildings—Donald Sutherland, chief constable—house. East Gallowhill house Burnet & Hamilton, ham curers and wholesale provision merchants, 8 and 9 Well street Burnet, John, clerk at British Linen Co. bank — house Houston Burnet, W. M., of Burnet & Hamilton—house 9 Well street Burney, Alexander, basketmaker, 90 George street Burns, George, hairdresser. Terrace buildings—ho. 1 Auchentorlie terrace, Seedhill road Burns, James, hairdresser and tobacconist, 54 Broomlands—house 94 George street Burns, James, grocer, 6 Williamsburgh—house do. Burns, Rev. A. Fyfe, M.A., St. George's Parish Church—house 7 Garthland place Burtnay, Mrs. James, spirit merchant, 12 Back Sneddon—house 6 Moncrieff street Byzantium toy warehouse, 51 Old Sneddon—J. M'Cumesty, pro- prietor—ho. 51 Old Sneddon

CABMAN'S REST, County place—Mrs. Wilson, keeper—house 4 Christie street Caird, Rev. James Renny, minister Free Middle Church—manse Calside Cairnie, Jas., boot and shoemaker, 100 Causeyside—ho. 5 Stirling st. Cairns, A. & R., wholesale confectioners and general grocers, 100 High street Cairns, Alexander, St. George Preserve Yforks, Clark street—house Glencairn, Castlehead ———

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Cairns, Robert, of A. & R. Cairns—house Wakefield, Greenlaw Calcluth, Ellen, dressmaker, 151 George street Calder, J., Governor, Abbey Poorhouse and Asylum Calderwood, Andrew, joiner, 1 Espedair street—ho. 6 Stevenson st. Calderwood, Plugh, wine and spirit merchant, 94 New Sneddon house Kersland, Renfrew road Calderwood, Jas., saddler & harness maker, 32 High st. —ho. 33 do. Calderwood, Lizzie, teacher, Ferguslie Public School—house 33 High street Calderwood, Mary, teacher, Camphill Public School—ho. 33 High st Caldwell, David, coal, lime, and cement merchant, Caledonia Mineral Depot—office and house 23 Canal street Caldwell, Ja., Muir, & Caldwell, writers, and agents for the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company, and Liverpool & London & Globe Lisurance Company, County Buildings, St. James street Caldwell, James, jun., writer, of Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell, writers, County Buildings, St. James st. —ho. Craigielea place Caldwell, James, of Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell, writers, writer and notary public. County Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector office County buildings, St. James street—ho. Craigielea place Caldwell, James, weavers' furnisher, 16 Causeyside—house 18 Causeyside street Caldwell, James, of Peter Caldwell & Co.—house 7 North street Caldwell, James, & Sou, wholesale and retail wine and spirit mer- chants, 9 and 10 Gilmour street Caldwell, John, coal merchant, 24 Canal street Caldwell, John, newsagent and tobacconist, 74 Love street—ho. do. Caldwell, J., stationer, bookseller, and newsagent, 2 Gilmour st. house 3 Moss street Caldwell, Maggie M., draper, 3 Gauze street—house Maxwell pL, Mill street Caldwell, Mrs. James, Rockfield, Renfrew rd. Caldwell, Mrs. James, 4 Royal terrace Caldwell, Peter, & Co., dyers, Macdowall street Caldwell, Peter, architect and surveyor, 12 High street—house Marymaur villa, 35 Underwood road Caldwell, Robert, tailor and clothier, 82 Causeyside—house 1 Hill- view place Caldwell, Robert D., teller, British Linen Coy. Bank—ho. 9 Glen lane Caldwell, Robert G., of Peter Caldwell & Co.—ho. Caledonia st. Caldwell, Thomas, of James Caldwell & Son—house 5 Gateside Caldwell, W., & Co. ,drysalters and gum manufacturers, Murray st. Caldwell, William, of W. Caldwell & Co., Elton villa, Calside —>

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Caldwell, William, clerk to Provident Co- Operative Society—house Maxwell place, Mill street Caldwell, William, railway superintendent, Joint-Lines, Greenlaw Goods Station —house 3 Janefield place Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance Co., 58 Renfield street, Glas- gow (see advt.) Caledonian Railway Co.'s Carting Department—office Greenlaw Goods Station—Daniel Orr, agent—ho. 15 Lawn street Caledonian Railway Co. —Underwood and St. James Station station master, Donald Grant, 20 Greenhill road—goods agent, W. Noble Callander, Alexander, store manager, Provident Co-operative Society, 68 Love street—house 13 Cochran street Cameron, Alexander, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 40 High street —house do. (see advt.) Cameron, Alexander, clerk to Alexander Reid, dyer—house 5 Whitehead street Cameron, Alexander, police sergeant, 2 Linside terrace Cameron, Donald, private teacher—class-rooms 4 M'Kerrell street Cameron, George, gardener—house 4 M'Kerrell street Cameron, Hugh, bar officer —house 12 Gilmour street Cameron, James, butcher, 102 George street—house 16 West street Cameron, John, shoemaker, 70 Broomlands—house 3 John street Cameron, Robert, manager to Gibson Brothers & Co. —ho. Park place Cameron, William, gardener to Thomas Glen Coats, Ferguslie park Cameron, William, feuar, 44 Storie street—house 183 Cumberland street, Glasgow Campbell, Alexander, collector of gas accounts, 19 Storie street Campbell, Alexander, draughtsman to James Boyd & Sous—house 7 M'Kerrell street Campbell, Andrew R., wine and spirit merchant, 82 Broomlands— house do. Campbell, A. R., oil and commission merchant, Glasgow—^house 19 Storie street Campbell, A., dress and mantle maker, 36 High street—ho. do, Campbell, A. L., assistant to Thomas H. Taylor, L.D.S.—house 2 Melbourne terrace Campbell, Archd., warehouseman, 4 Cumberland court—house Camphill Campbell & Calderwood, engineers and tool makers, Soho Engine Works, 8 South Bridge street Campbell, Daniel, contractor and general merchant, 45 Well street Campbell, Daniel, foreman slater—house 30 Canal street —

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Campbell, Duncan, sanitary inspector for the Second or Lower District of Renfrewshire, County buildings —house 1 Auchen- torlie place Campbell, James Edward, M.A., B.L., of Reids & Campbell—house Langroods, Inchinnan road Campbell, Jane, grocer, 11 Greenhill road—house do. Campbell, John, jun., at Robert Brown & Son's —house 1 Gordon place, King street Campbell, John, lay missionary'. High Parish Church, 44 Oakshaw Campbell, John, nurseryman, Nethercommon Campbell, John G., at Peter Kerr & Sons—house 29 St. James st. Campbell, John M., inspector of poor, Abbey Parish, office Craw road—house Blackland cottage Campbell, Miss C. P., tobacconist, 3 St. James street—house 5 do. Campbell, Mrs. Adam, confectioner, 69 George street—house 20 Newton street Campbell, Mrs., Burnbank cottage, Calside Campbell, Mrs, Barbara, Camphill Campbell, Mrs., Benvue, Calside Campbell, Mrs. Robert, farmer, New Mains, Renfrew road Campbell, Paul, cashier, 19 Storie street Campbell, Robert, clog manufacturer, 4 Causeyside—house 26 do. Campbell, Robert, hairdresser, 31 New Smithhills — house 5 Williamsburgh Campbell, Walter A., Benvue, Calside Camj^ybell, William, textile manufacturer, 2 Causeyside st.—house Burnbank cottage, Calside Campbell, William, wine and spirit merchant, 38 High street house do. Campbell, William, out-door collector of police and water rates house 31 St. James street Campbell, William W., of Campbell & Calderwood—house Fern- lea, Greenock road Canavan, Andrew, broker, 27 Queen street—house 6 Cross street Canavan, Bernard, feuar and broom-maker, 25 Castle st. —ho. do. Canning, Peter, tlesher, 54 George street—house 23 Queen street Carkeet, Z., coal merchant, 43 Gordon's lane—ho. 38 Storie street Carlile, James Sim, grocer and spirit merchant, 4 Thread street house 44 Mill street Carly, John, tobacconist and stationer, 64 Broomlauds Carmichael, Angus, confectioner, 2 Renfrew street Carnduff, John, hosier, 43 Causeyside—ho. 55 Canal street Carnduff, John, machine knitter, 55 Canal street —house do. Carpet beating factory, 42 Gordon's lane —

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Carruth, James, church officer of Free St. George's Church—house 38 New street Carruth, James, officer of St. Mary's R.C. Chapel—ho. 56 G-eorge st. Carse, William, flesher, 50 Love street—house 48 do. Carswell, Allan B., of David Carswell & Son—house Brierbank, Potterhill Carswell, David, & Son, bookbinders, 35 Storie street (see advt.) Carswell, David, rope and twine maker and waste merchant, 10 Hamilton street—house Oldbar cottages, Hurlet road Carswell, Eliza, teacher, Stevenson Street Public Scliool — house 2 M'Intyre place Carswell, Homer Hamilton, of John Carswell & Co.—ho. 66 Loac st. Carswell, James, farmer, Durrochstock. Carswell, John, lithographer, and agent for General Life, and Lon- don and Lancashire Assurance Companies, 3 Moss street Carswell, John, & Co., stationers, lithographers, printers, book- binders, and account-book manufacturers, 14 Causeyside Carswell, Mrs., confectioner, 4 St. Mary's terrace, Colinslee road house do. Cartvale Chemical Coy. (Limited), 59 New Sneddon st. Cartvale Fire Light Factory, 32 Back Sneddon Cashmore Bros., drapers, milliners, and hosiery manufacturers, 14 Wellraeadow—house 9 Sandholes Cashmore, John, fruiterer, 100 High street—house 1 Greenlaw ter. Caskie, James, shoemaker, 73 Broomlands and 98-|- George street house 981 George street Cassels, James, horseshoer and general smith, 4 Glen lane—house 10 St. James street Cassels, Robert, horseshoer and general smith, 19 St. James street —house 2 Caledonia place Cassels, William, of Robert Murdoch & Co., iron and steel mer- chants, 10 West Croft, Paisley, and 23 Robertson street, Glas- gow—house Cairndhu, Newark drive, Pollokshields Cassidy, Edward, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 84 High street and Cawthorn court—house 21 St. James street Cassidy, Misses, dress and mantle makers, 21 St. James street Cassidy, Mrs., fruiterer, 1 Crossflat terrace Cattanach, Robert Aitken, Auchentorlie Cayzer, C. W., M.P., of Cayzer, Lwine & Co., Glasgow—house Ralston Cemetery, 58 Broomlands—Robert Reid, superintendent Cemetery (Hawkhead), Hawkhead rd.— Jas. Walker, superintendent Challice, Rev. William Northcott, minister of Congregational Church—house Congregational Church manse, Williamsburgh —

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Chalmers, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Maxwellton Chalmers, Miss Agnes, 39 Well street Chalmers, Mrs. William, grocer, 7 Lylesland Chapman, George, of Chapman and Whiriskey—house 5 W^iite- haugh terrace Chapman, John, at Central Agency, Glasgow—house 1 Cameron st. Chapman, Mrs. Robert, farmer. North Arkleston, Glasgow road Chapman & Whiriskey, ladies' and gentlemen's tailors, 10 Causey- side Charles, William J., grocer, 151 George st—ho. 18 Storie st. Cherry, William, fruiterer and confectioner, 1 Lawn street Chisholm, V. Rev. Hugh, Canon, Roman Catholic Clergyman, 2 East Buchanan street Christie, James, house painter, oil and colour merchant, 4 County place—house 22 Argyle street Christie, James C, assurance superintendent—ho. 27 Broomlands Christie, James, of J. & R. Waterston—house 22 Argyle st. Christie, James, janitor Ferguslie Half-time school—house 97 George street Christie, Miss, feuar, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Christie, Mrs, James, boot and shoe maker, 24 St. James street Christie, William, & Sons, smiths and engineers, UnderAvood Iron works—house 2 Caledonia street Citizen (Glasgow Evening and Weekly) Office, 8 Gilmour street Henry Broadhead, reporter and agent Clark & Co., Anchor Thread VYorks, Seedhill Clark, Elizabeth, millinery and furnishings, 69 Love st. —ho. 68 do Clark, Hugh, 31 Oakshaw street Clark, J. & J., & Co., Anchor Thread Works, Seedhill Clark, James, feuar, Chapel house Clark, James, agent for George Milne, machine maker, Glasgow, 1 Camphill place Clark, James, harbour master, Carlile Quay—house 64 Love street Clark, J. K., pianist, 39 Old Sneddon Clark, J. K., tobacconist, 39 Old Sneddon—house do. Clark, John, & Co., joiners, boxmakers, and wood merchants, Wall- neuk sawmills, 12 Wallneuk Clark, John, baker, 33 Gauze street—house do. Clark, John, confectioner, 11 Wallace street—house do. Clark, John, of Clark & Co., Gateside, and Curling Hall, Largs Clark, J. Stewart, of Clark & Co., Kilnside, and The Cliff, Wemyss Bay Clark, John, of John Clark & Co., licensed valuator—house Marchfield house —

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Clarke, Joseph, restaurant, 6 St. Mary's terrace, Colinslie road Clark, Kenneth M., of Clark & Co., Netherhill, and Redholm, Wemyss Bay Clark. Marion, 40 Lady lane Clark, Mrs., clothes mangier, 11 Wallace street Clark, Mrs. James, Netherhill Clark, Mrs., tobacconist, 11 Moss street—house 2 Crossflat terrace Clark. Norman, of Clark & Co., Netherhill, and Redholm, Wemyss

Clark, Robert, janitor Stow Public school—house do. Clark, Robert, church officer of Free South Church—ho. 13 Stow st. Clark, R. Gr., wood turner and stay busk maker, 1 Greenhill road Clark, Stewart, of Clark & Co.—residences, Kilnside, and The Cliff, Wemyss Bay Clark, Wm,, Inspector of Weights and Measures for the County of Renfrew, 40 Old Sneddon—house Allan Bank, Hamilton Clazy, Rev. Geo., minister of OakshawFree Church—ho. Ecclestoun, Castlehead Clelland, Christina, milliner, 20 Wellmeadow—house do. Clelland, Mrs., confectioner, 3 Neilston street Climie, John, jun., at Ja. Caldwell, Muir & Caldwell's, writers house 3 Caledonia street Cloudsley, H. B., traveller to Robert Brown & Son—ho. 4 Clavering street Club, The, 102 High street— William Daniel, clubmaster Cluckie, Mrs. furnishings, 47 George street Cluckie, Dr. N. Gordon, oj)hthalmic surgeon, Royal Victoria Eye Infirmary, 1 Gauze street—Consulting Rooms, 1 Smithhills (3 p.m. daily)—house Kessington, Greenock Clydesdale (The) Bank Limited, 7 Lligh street (Cross)—Robert Russell, agent Clydesdale (The) Catholic Herald—head office Greenock—branch 99 High street Coats, Andrew, Ferguslie house Coats, Archibald, director of J. & P. Coats Limited, Woodside ho. Coats, Brothers, coal merchants — depots. Underwood, Kinniug Park, and Port Eglinton, Glasgow, and Barrhead—offices, 68 Broomlands and 40 St. Enoch square, Glasgow Coats, Daniel, director of J. & P. Coats Limited—house 5 Garth- land place Coats, E. S. Stanely Coats, George H., of W. & A. Coats, Ellangowan, Castlehead Coats, George, Stanely, and Lilybank, Innellan Coats, George, director of J. & P. Coats Limited, Belleisle, Ayr PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 41

Coats, Gervase H., at James H. Dunn's—ho. 2 Glenview terrace Coats, Hamilton, shoemaker, 5 Cotton street -Coats, James W., of Coats & Russell—ho. 133 George street Coats, J. & P., Limited, thread manufacturers, Ferguslie—bleach- work Nethercraigs. by Paisley Coats, James, director of J. & P. Coats Limited, 43 William street. Providence, Rhode Island, U.S. America Coats, James, jun,, director of J. & P. Coats Limited, Ferguslie ho. Coats, Mary, teacher, Camphill School—house 2 Glenview terrace Coats, Matthew, tailor and clothier, 128 George street Coats, Mrs. Thomas, Ferguslie house Coats, Peter, director of J. & P. Coats Limited—house 5 Garthland place Coats, P. H., Stanely Coats, P. M., Woodside house Coats & Russell, hamcurers and wholesale provision merchants, Marshall's lane Coats, Thomas Glen, director of J. & P. Coats Limited, Ferguslie park Coats, W. & A., ham curers and provision merchants, 68 Broomlands Coats, William, of W. & A. Coats, Ferndean, Castlehead Coats, William L., at Coats Brothers, Manseiield place Coats, William, jun., of W. & A. Coats—house 5 William street Coats, William A., director of J. & P. Coats Limited—Skelmorlie Castle, Skelmorlie Coats, W. H., Cardell, Meikleriggs Cochran, Agnes, dressmaker, 6 Great Hamilton street Cochran, Alexander, writer and notary public, of David Semple & Cochran, 16 Gilmour st. — house Maryville, Corsebar Cochran, Alexander, cooper, 3 Bute buildings, Laighpark Cochran, Alexander, dairyman, Burnfoot, Thornlie Cochran, Allan, clerk, the Savings Bank of Paisley—house 11 Barclay street Cochran, Andrew, at James Cochran & Sons—house Cora-Linn, Castlehead Cochran, Edward, of Robert Cochran & Sons,—house Ladyburn, East Greenlaw Cochrane, Hugh, of Pollock & Cochrane—house Carriagehill drive Cochran, James, calenderer,99 Causeyside—ho. 3 Glenview, Lylesland Cochran, James, wine and spirit merchant, 39 Stock st. —house do. Cochran, James, & Son, pawnbrokers, jewellers, and warehousemen, 81 Broomlands and 2 Sandholes Cochran, James, of James Cochran & Son—house Cora-Linn, Castlehead •

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Cochran, James, wine and spirit merchant (Royalty Bar), 11 & 12 West Croft—house 13 Weir street Cochran, James C, manager for James Cochran, Royalty Bar— house 15 Lawn street Cochran, James, jun., at James Cochran & Son's—ho. Cora Linn, Castlehead Cochran, J. M., slipper maker, 1 Alexandria place Cochran, John, boot and shoemaker, 24 New Smithhills Cochran, John, feuar, 3 Potterhill Cochran, John, at James Cochran & Son's—house Cora Linn, Castlehead Cochrane, John, farmer, North Brediland Cochran, John, of Cochran & Keith—house 3 Gladstone terrace Cochran & Keith, joiners and blockbuilders, 101 Causeyside Cochran, Maggie Y., grocer, 3 Garthland street Cochran, Mrs. Alexander, draper, 11 Barclay street—house do. Cochran & M'Gechan, brassfounders, 22 New Smithhills Cochran, Peter, feuar, 10 Falside Cochran, Robert & Co., yarn agents, 15 Causeyside Cochran, Robert, of Robert Cochran & Co. —house Eastfield, Greenlaw drive Cochran, Robert, & Sons, drapers, mantleraakers, and milliners, 26 and 27 New Smithhills (see advt.) Cochran, Robert, jun., of Robert Cochran & Sons—house Lady- burn, East Greenlaw Cochran, Robert, sen., of Robert Cochran & Sons—house Lady- burn, East Greenlaw Cochran, Robert, offal and blood merchant, 4 Abingdon place Cochrane, Robert, church officer, Oakshaw Free Church—house 13 Sandholes Cochran, Robert H., at M. Whitehill & Co.'s—house 1 Melbourne terrace Cochran, Thomas, hamcurer, 2 Sir Michael street—house 143 George street Cochran, Thomas, Avine and spirit merchant, 36 Moss street—ho. 5 Old Sneddon Cochran, William, newsagent and tobacconist, 24 Wellmeadow —house 1 9 Wellmeadow Cochran, William, & Co., manufacturers and warehousemen, 6 and 7 Causeyside Cochran, William Malcolm, agent for City of Glasgow Friendly Society, 42 Lady lane Cockburn, Charles T., chemist, 12 St. Mirren street, and Howard street, Glasgow—house 18 Princes square, Strathbungo ——

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Cockbiirn, George H., head -master, Central Public School house 8 Buchanan terrace Cockburn, William, clerk Caledonian Railway carting department —house 1 Whitehead street Coghill, George, ironmonger, 49 Old Sneddon street—house 2 Cale- donia place, Greenock road Colinslee Chemical Co., manufacturers of extract of indigo, aliza- rine oil, soluble oil, and mordants, Colinslee Collins, Mrs., dressmaker, 45 George street Colquhoun, David, Avine and spirit merchant, 17 Wellmeadow house do. Colquhoun, Samuel, analytical chemist to Cartvale Chemical Coy., Limited—house 59 Love street Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited, 102 High street—James Ross, agent Commercial Hotel (John Mitchell, proprietor), 11 High street Comrie, Andrew, M.A., teacher, Carbrook street Public school—ho. 4 West Campbell street Comrie, John, & Son, cabinetmakers, 90 George street—house 4 West Campbell street Council, Alex., weaver, 75 Canal street—house 26 Gordon's lane Council, James, manufacturer, 35 Well street—house 5 Under- wood lane Connell, Mary, spirit dealer, 116 George street Council, Mrs. James, wine and spirit merchant, 36 Storie st— ho. do. Connell, William, of Wallace, Connell & Co.—house Fairhilly Hamilton Conservative Association, 32 New street—Alex. Macfarlane, secy. Cook, Archibald, merchant. Quay st., Sligo—house Janefield villa, Gateside Cook, Edward, of Waters, Cook, & Co. —house 7 Greenlaw terrace Cook, James, writer with Reids & Campbell—ho. Janefield, Gateside Cook, James, church oificer of George Street U.P. Church—house 13 Barr street Cook, Jane, knitting machinist, 4 Garthland street Cook, J. & J., letter-press printers, and printers and publishers of the

Paisley Sf Renfrewshire Gazette^ 94 Pligh street ; telegrams " *' Gazette, Paisley Cook, Joseph, photographer, 32 High street—house do. Cook, Mark, wai'per and tapestry manufacturer, 1 Causeyside house 4 Garthland street Cook, William M., of J. & J. Cook, letter-press printers—house^ Englethwaite, Castlehead Cook, William, gardener to J. P. Kerr, Dargavel — — —

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Cooper, Archibald, bootmaker, 29 Canal street Ilo. 30 do. Co-operative Manufacturing Society, Limited, manufacturers and warehousemen, 114 and 115 Causeyside—telegraphic address " Distribution, Paisley," telephone No. 127 ; and Colinslee telegraphic address " Production, Paisley," telephone No. 128 (see advt.) Co-operative Society (Equitable) 38 Great Hamilton St.—salesman, Wm. Craig, ho. 19 Well st. 2 Bute place—salesman, AValter Paul, house 1 Gladstone ter. 17 Carriagehill—salesman, Joseph Quin, ho. 11 Alice place 90 Causeyside—John Christie, house Orr street Butcher's shop—38 Great Hamilton street—salesman, John Gilmour-—house 2 Gladstone terrace Boot Shop—37 Great Hamilton street—salesman, Wm. Hall —house Alice place, 14 Neilson street Bread Shop—3 7 Great Hamilton St. —saleswoman. Miss Tarburn Bakery—37 Great Hamilton st. —manager, John Harper, 12 Great Hamilton street Office—38 Great Hamilton street Secretary—Wm. Ritchie—house 2 Richmond place Treasurer—Alex. Watson—house 4 Gladstone terrace

Co-operative (Provident) Society, Limited. Established 1860. See advt. Groceries, &c., 139 George street—J. Rowand, salesman 1 Branch No. —168 George street—J. Lauchlan, ,, Branch No. 2 —68 Love street—Alex. Callander, „

,, o —48 Broomlands—J. Stewart, ,, 4—20 Lawn street—R. Sutherland, „ ,, 5 ,, —2 Cleopatra buildings, S|)ringbank rd. John M'Taggart, „ „ 6—24 Underwood rd.,—G.Hamilton, „ „ 7—78 Broomlands—A. Smith, „ 8 ,, —7 Mill street—R. Whyte, „ 9 ,, —110 George street—J. Hamilton, ,, 10 58 Storie street—Andw. Hunter, — ,, ,, 11 „ —51 Caledonia street—Duncan Cook, ,, 12 „ —Melbourne terrace—Archd. Menzies, ,, 13 ,, — 1 M'Kerrell street—James Craig, „ 14 „ — 12 New Sneddon—William Young, ,, Reserve Store, 139 George st.^—John Davidson, jun., storeman Steam Bakery, 140 George street—John Carruth, manager Bread Shop, 139 George street—Miss Murray, saleswoman Boot Shop, 14 Causeyside—William Gray, salesman „ Branch, 48 Broomlands, Miss Hart, saleswoman — — —

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Co-operative (Provident) Society (Limited) Continued Hardware and Jewellery Shop, 14 Causeyside—J. B. Sunter, salesman. Fleshers' shops Central— 138 George street—John Barton, manager No. 2-— 7 Love street—Wm. Tweeddale, salesman

,, 3 — 48 Broomlands—Archibald Rose, „

,, 4 — 7 Lawn street—Colin M'Phail, ,,

,, 6— 21 Underwood road W.Hamilton, — ,, 7 ,, —12 Melbourne terrace—John M'Lachlan, ,, Sausage Factory—138 George street Book-keeper—John Lauchlan—ho. The Limes, East Greenlaw Secretary—John Russell —house 17 Greenhill road Treasurer—Thomas H. Lawrie, 139 George street Co-OperatiYe (Underwood) Coal Society, Underwood depot — John Holmes, salesman, 20 Greenhill road (see advt.) Copland, James, chief clerk Post Office—ho. 2 Glenview terrace Copland, Thomas, confectioner, 16 Old Sneddon—house 8 Hamil- ton street. Corkin, John, hairdresser, 1 "VYellmeadow—house 15 Incle street Cormie, James, eating-house keeper, 14 Old Smithhills—ho. 9 do. Corporation Gas Office, Municipal buildings Corrans, Robert, 45 George street Costello, Mrs. Patrick, spirit merchant, 7 Love street—house do. Coulthurst, A., at Ronald, Jack, & Co.'s, carpet manufacturers house 10 St. James street County Health Department—office County buildings, St. James st. —medical officer of health, A. Campbell Munro, M.D., D.Sc. —sanitary inspectors, James I. Little and James Murray County Hotel, 1 County place—Mrs. A. Thomson, proprietrix County Police Office, County buildings, Love street Cowan, Archibald, of Cowan & Stewart—ho. 2 Crossflat terrace Cowan & Co., railway agents and carting contractors for North British Railway Company — office Canal Goods Station (Canal Line) Cowan, Hugh, sheriff-substitute of Renfrew and Bute, Sheriff Court house—house Belmont, Castlehead Cowan, James, sergeant of police—ho. 10 St. James street Cowan, James, Ross Hall, Crookston. Cowan, John, spirit merchant 3 Love street—house 48 do Cowan, Mrs. Janet, furnishings, 19 Gauze street Cowan, Mrs., Churchhill Cowan & Stewart, painters and decorators, wholesale oil and colour merchants, 42 High street ——

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Cowden, James, warelionseman at Logan and Grardner's—house 1 Richmond place Cowden, John, weaver, 75 Canal street—house do. Cowden, Matthew, watchmaker, jeweller, and optician, 20 Causeyside—house I Crossflat terrace Cowie, Mrs., milliner, 69 Broomlands Cowin, Edward, confectioner, 11 Cotton street Craig, A. F., & Co., engineers, ironfounders, boilermakers, mill- wrights, and machine-makers, Caledonia Engine works, Macdowall street, and Snawdoun works, 55 Back Sneddon. Craig, Alexander, joiner, 27 Back Sneddon—ho. 3 Albion st. Craig, Alex., jun., teacher, Ferguslie Public School—house 3 Albion street Craig, Allan, weaver, 29 and 45 George street—house 29 do Craig, Andrew, of Craig & Gardiner—house 42 Broomlands. Craig, Archibald F., of A. F. Craig & Co.—house Dykebar Craig, Archibald, of A. F. Craig & Co.—house 6 Gateside Craig, Daniel, bookseller and stationer, 10 Lawn street —house do. Craig, David, flesher, 24 Wellmeadow—house 1 Castle street Craig, David, carting contractor, Murray street — house 6 Caledonia place Craig, Frances, fancy goods merchant, 7 Storie street Craig & Gardiner, coal merchants, Underwood Coal depot Craig, Hugh, 9 St. James street Craig, James, flesher, 26 Gauze street—house 4 do Craig, James, woollen and cotton yarn merchant, 21 Causeyside house Hawkhill, Ayr Craig, James, consulting engineer and machinery valuator, Seaforth cottage, Elderslie Craig, John, cowfeeder, 18 Great Hamilton street Craig, John, clerk at Robert Brown & Son's —house 1 Castle street Craig, Barbara, matron Gleniffer home Craig, Misses, 3 Whitehaugh terrace Craig, Mrs. A., dressmaker, 37 George street Craig, Mrs. Robert, feuar, Stone field cottage Craig, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 20 St. James street house 53 Caledonia street Craig, Robert F., of A. F. Craig & Co.—ho. Caversbank, Oakshaw Craig, Thomas, carting contractor, Murray street—house Victoria buildings, Greenock road Craig, W., assistant superintendent Prudential Assurance Coy. Ltd.—house 5 Caledonia place Craig, William, carting contractor, Murray street—house 56 Caledonia street —

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Craig, William, spirit merchant, 17 Caiiscjside—house do. Craig, William, wine and spirit merchant, G Union street—house Fereneze view, Mary street Craig, William, Park terrace, 16 Underwood road Craigielea Chemical Works (Richard Smith, chemical manufacturer), Clark street Cramb, James, wine and spirit merchant, 89 Causeyside—houseoO do. Craw, Alexander, 9 Glenview, Barterholm Crawford, Alex. B., of P. & A. Crawford—house 2 Royal ter. Crawford, A. W., M.B., CM.—house 85 Pligh street Crawford, David, at Gleniffer Soap works—house 8 Stevenson street Crawford, Elizabeth O., china merchant, 16 Gilmour street Crawford, Gavin, bootmaker, 97 High street—house Aldworth, Kilmalcolm Crawford, Gavin, apprentice-at-law with David Semple & Cochran—house 8 Stevenson street Crawford, George, Glasgow, Paisley, and Dairy carrier, at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside and Forbes place Crawford, Geo., Caledonia dining rooms, 11 Caledonia st.—ho. do. Crawford, H., power-loom manufacturer, Abercorn weaving factory, Abercorn street—house, 1 Royal terrace Crawford, James, joiner and millwright, 4 Sir Michael street house 9 Argyle street Crawford, John, china merchant, 5 George st.—ho. 49 High st. Crawford, Jane, dressmaker, 9 Argyle street Crawford, Miss, Park place, Calside Crawford, Mrs. Sarah, Bible woman, 12 Gauze street Crawford, P. & A., wood turners, cartwrights, and bowling green bowls manufacturers. Thistle works, South Croft Crawford, Peter, of P. & A. Crawford—house 2 Royal terrace Crawford, Robert, 4 Royal terrace Crawford, Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 82 High street Crawford, William, calenderer, 105 Causeyside—house 64 Love st. Crawford, William, traveller for Underwood Road Dye w^orks house 5 Buchanan terrace Crawford, William, farmer, Craigenfeoch, Elderslie Creedon, John, grocer and wine merchant, 40 Wellmeadow—house 37 Wellmeadow Creelmau, John, florist, Marchfield, Inchinnan road Crichton, Colin, wine and spirit merchant, 5 Williamsburgh—house 15 Gauze street Crighton, Miss, 2 Park terrace, 17 Underwood road Crilley, David, teacher, John Neilson Institution—house 7 Well street —

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Crilly, Patrick, Paisley, Barrhead, Nitshill, and Neilstoii carrier, 9 New street, and at E. O. Crawford's 16 Gilmour street Crimes, Frederick James, 7 Whitehaugli terrace Crombie, E,, frencli polisher, 10 St. Mirren street Crossley, J. & W., dyers. Abbey dyeworks, 18 Abbey street Crouch, Rev. John, minister of Victoria place Baptist Church —house 1 Janefield place, Lylesland Cruikshanks, Arthur, wine and spirit merchant, 63 Broomlands house 3 West street Cruickshanks, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 35 Moss street house 17 Moss street Culbert, Joseph, foreman to Robin & Houston—ho. 4 Wallace st. Cullen, John, teacher, Camphill Public school—house 2 Bute ter., Strathbungo Cullen, J. R., 7 Maxwellton Cullen, Thomas, chemist and surgeon dentist, 12 St. James pi. house do. Cumberland Dyeworks (Andrew Wallace & Son), 15 Abbey street Cumming, A., draper, 4 Old Smithhills Cumming, Robert, carting contractor, 22 Newton street Cummmg, Thomas, carting contractor, 22 Back Sneddon—house 2 Moncrieff street Cumming, Mrs. Wm., cowfeeder and contractor, 22 Well street house do. Cunningham, Alexander, calenderer, hot presser, and finisher, 16 Causeyside —house 6 Lylesland Cunningham, David, grocer, 6 Barclay street—house do. Cunningham, James, at William Cunningham & Co.'s — house 2 Alexandria place Cunningham, James, broker, 1 Neilston street Cunningham, John, manufacturer, 3 Mansfield place Cunningham, Misses, 3 Mansfield place Cunningham, Misses, 29 High street Cunningham, Mrs., confectioner, 5 Canal street Cunningham, Mrs., Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Cunningham, N.C., confectioner, 16 Abercorn street Cunningham, Robert, manufacturer. South park house Cunningham, William, of AYilliam Cunningham & Co.—house 2 Auchentorlie terrace Cunningham, William, & Co., dyers, Seedhill dyeworks, 11 Seedhill Curr, William, baker and purveyor, St. Mirren temperance hotel, 6 Moss street—house do. (see advt.) Currie & Co., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Glenfield Corn Flour works, Murray street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 49

Ciirrie, John, Kilbarchan carrier, 91 Causeyside—ho. Steeple St., Ivilbarchan Currie, John, wholesale grocer, 10 Shuttle street—house 2 Park ter., UuclerAvood road Currie, Ronald Wavell, apprentice-at-law with Reids & Campbell —house, Oakcraig, Skelmorlie Currie, Margaret, confectioner and shirt dresser, 4 Springbank road Currie, Mrs., fruiterer and confectioner, 1 West brae Currie, Peter, of William Fulton & Sons, The Villa, Glenfield Currie, Thomson, & Co., waterproof manufacturers, 43, 45, and 47 Jamaica street, and 56 Buchanan street, G-lasgow—telegraphic address, "Para, Glasgow;" telephone No. 3589 (see advt.) Currie, William, family grocer, and wine and spirit merchant, 4 Renfrew street—^house 23 Niddry street Currie, William, builder and sculptor, 23 Broomlands—house do. —(see advt.) Currie, William, Paisley and Johnstone carrier—quarters 91 Causeyside Cuthbertson, Alexander, baker, 33 Causeyside CuthbertsoD, John E., china merchant, 23 Cotton street^ho. do. Cuthbertson, Robert, cashier with Hugh Highgate & Co.—house 100 Watt street, Glasgow

DALE, Mrs. Ellen, spirit merchant, 13 Dyers' wynd—house 4 Royal terrace Dalgety, Rev. James Boath, minister, The Abbey—house Crossflat Dalgety, William B., clerk, National Bank, Glasgow — house Crossflat Dalglish, Jane Gardner, machinist, 6 Buchanan terrace Dalrymple, George, umbrella manufacturer, 41 New st.—ho. do. Dalrymple, James, & Son, plumbers, gasfitters, and lead merchants, 8 Old Sneddon Dalrymple, James, of James Dalrymple & Son—house 24 Argyle street Dalziel, James, church officer of Thread Street U.P. Church, 32 Thread street Dalziel, James G., banker and agent, Caledonian Insurance Com- pany—house Glencairn, Glasgow road Dalziel, Jane, teacher Stow public School—house 18 Hamilton st., Saltcoats Dalziel, Mrs. Annabella, 1 Greenlaw terrace, Glasgow road Dalziel, R. F., drysalter, manure and seed merchant, 4 Causey- side—house St. George's terrace, Bridge of Weir Daniel, William, clubmaster, The Club, 102 High street D —

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Davidson, Alexander, slater and plasterer, 11 Ferguslie—ho. do. Davidson, Archibald, 2 Park terrace. Davidson, Charles, architect and property valuator. Terrace build^ ings—residence Calside house (see advt.) Davidson, D., draper, 20 Sandholes—ho, Wallace villa, Hawkhead Davidson, David, grocer, 72 Canal street—house do. Davidson, David, 3 Park terrace Davidson, Francis, gardener and contractor, 46 Moss street Davidson, George, district manager, Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society, 99 High street—house 1 Barclay street (see advt.) Davidson, John, of Davidson & Ritchie—house 2 Park terrace Davidson, John, jun., 2 Park terrace Davidson, John, agent, Koyal Liver Friendly Society, 2 Janefield place^—house do. Davidson, John C, collector Scottish Legal Society, 99 High street —house 2 Gordon place. King street Davidson, Mary, confectioner, 8 Lylesland Davidson, Peter A., of Robert Eadie & Co. —ho. 21 Caledonia st. Davidson & Ritchie, fancy paper box and pattern card makers, Wellst. Davidson, William, 2 Park terrace Davie, John, grocer, 2 Lawn street—house 7 Lawn street Davies, George, surveyor of taxes, lands valuation assessor, and assessor under Registration of Voters Act, 97 High street—ho. Auchencairn, Glasgow road Davis, Alex., tobacco pipe maker, 30 Gauze street—house 32 Whitehead street Day, James, clerk at post-office—house 1 Hawkhead terrace Deans, R. L., foreman, corporation gas meter shop, north end of Municipal buildings—house 6 Phillips street Deichon, Lawrence, broker, 29 New Smithhills—house do. Dick, George, F.E.I.S., teacher, West Public school—house 41 Broomlands Dick, J., & Sons, boot and shoe manufacturers, 166 George street —house do. Dick, James, shawl merchant and general drapery agent, 5 Count pi. Dick, Margaret, greengrocer, 32 Causeyside—ho. 1 Alexandria jfl. Dick, N. T., commercial traveller, 18 Moss street Dick, Peter, teller. Royal Bank of Scotland—ho. 17 Greenhill rd. Dick, R. & J., gutta percha and leather boot, shoe, and slipper manufacturers. Liberal Club buildings, 90 High st.; proprietor, William Thomson—house 18 Argyle street Dickie, Archd., keeper of coffee-house, 5 Seedhill—house do. Dickie, Dugald D., solicitor. Masonic buildings, 96 High street house Woodlands, Bishopton —

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Dickie, Mary Janet, teacher, West Public school—house 9 White- haugh terrace Dickie, Mrs., gardener and contractor, 1 Union street Dickson, James, boot and shoemaker, 6 Moss street Dickson, John, grocer, L6 Well street and 32 Canal street —house 32 Canal street Dickson, William, agent for Royal Bank and insurance agent, Royal Bank house, St. Mirren street Dinwoodie, F. C, janitor, Paisley Liberal Club, 90 High street Dobie, George, & Son, tobacco, snuff, and candle manufacturers, Greenhill works, Clark street Dobie, George, of George Dobie & Son—ho. Edgemont, Castlehead Dobie, James, surgeon-dentist, 1 Forbes place—house do. Dobie, William F., of George Dobie & Son—house Edgemont, Castlehead Dobbie, William, shoemaker, 10 Gauze street —ho. 2 M'Kerrell st. Dob-son, David, joiner, 2 East lane, Williamsburgh—house do. Docherty, John, general dealer and broker, 43 Old Sneddon—house 3 Incle street Docherty, Mrs. John, confectioner and clothes mangier, 2 John- ston street—house do. Docherty, Mrs. Margaret, confectioner, 7 Espedair street—ho. do. Docherty, P., hairdresser, 53 George street Docherty, Thos. confectioner, 22 Lawn street Dock, James, clerk to John Spence & Sons, hamcurers—house 17 Argyle street Donald, Andrew P., clerk, Commercial Bank—house 5 Gauze st. Donald, Archibald, M.B., CM., medical practitioner—consulting rooms 6 Gauze street—^liouse 5 Gauze street Donald, Hugh Colligan, M.B., CM., medical practitioner—con- sulting rooms 6 Gauze street—house 5 Gauze street Donald, James, architect, 99 High street—house Arkleston road Donald, James, of Planna, Donald, & Wilson—house Riccartsbar Donald, Jas., jun., of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson—ho. Riccartsbar Donald, John, spirit merchant, 80 New Sneddon—house do. Donald, Robert H., of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson—ho. Riccartsbar Donald, Thomas, house factor and shipping agent, 43 Lady lane house 38 Ferguslie (see advt.) Donald, William, of Hanna, Donald, & Wilson—ho. 56 Canal st. Donaldson, D., at M. Whitehill & Co.'s—house 66 Canal street Donaldson, Samuel, traveller to Kerr & Co. Limited—house 3 Buchanan terrace Donnachie, Bridget, confectioner, 150 George street—house do. Dougall, Samuel, coal merchant. Coal depot, Underwood—house "32 Calside —

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Douglas, D., boot and shoemaker, 3 HaAvkhead terrace Doiilton & Co., sanitary engineers (branch of Lambeth Sanitary Engineering works, London), Hawkhead road Downie, Catherine, Glenview dairy, Neilston road—house 8 Great Hamilton street Downie, Thomas, church-officer of St. Mirren's E.G. Chapel—house 4 East Buchanan street Downie, William, boot and shoemaker, 54 Storie street—house do. Downing, H. M'Cree, officer of Inland Revenue—ho. 26 George st. Dreghorn, Andrew, warper, 3 Great Hamilton street—house do. Dreghorn, Mrs., greengrocer and confectioner, 138 George street house 9 Argyle street Drennan, A., of Dreunan, Stevenson & Co.—ho. 4 Russell street Drennan, James, of Drennan, Stevenson, & Co. —house 15 Well street Drennan, James, of Robert Eadie & Co.^—ho. 9 Wellmeadow st. Drennan, James, copper-smith, and sheet- iron worker, 4 Old Sneddon—house Moss- side place Drennan, James, draper, 17 Moss street—house 2 Hillview place Drennan, John, at R. Hay & Son's—house 56 George street Drennan, John M., clerk at Robert Brown & Son's—house 38 Broomlands street Drennan, Robert, painter, 30 Causeyside—house 4 Wardrop street Drennan, Robert, shoemaker, 5 Old Sneddon Drennan, Stevenson & Co., Limited, 33 Caledonia street Drennan, William, at Young & Martin's—ho. 8 Buchanan terrace Drennan, Wm., wine and spirit merchant, 5 Old Sneddon—ho. do. Drew, Jas. P., of M. Drew & Sons—ho. Rosevale, Carriagehill drive Drew, M. J., jun., of M. Drew & Sons—ho. Barnscroft, Carriage- hill drive Drew, M. & Sons, curled hair manufacturers, Colinslee hair works Drew, M., of M. Drew & Sons—house Colinslee Mansion house Drew, Mrs. Ellen, confectioner, 25 Canal street Drew, Robert, of M. Drew & Sons—house Colinslee Mansion house Drum, James, chiropodist, 23 High street Drummond, John, of David Leggat & Co.—house Newhall villas, Glenfield Drummond, Robert, road surveyor for the County Council of Ren- frewshire—house The Bushes Drummond, T. G., clerk at William Fulton & Sons—house Newhall villas, Glenfield Drybrough, James, of Walker, Drybrough, & Co. —house Arkleston Drysdale, John, Old Toll, Renfrew road Duff, George, accountant. Union Bank of Scotland Ltd. —Bank ho. —

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Duff, James S., assistant inspector, Abbey Parochial Board—house 5 Stirling street Duff & Miller, watchmakers, jewellers, and opticians—shop 20 High street—works 50 Ropework lane, East Howard street, Glasgow (see advt.) Duif, William, tobacconist and fancy goods, 25 George street-—ho. 146 do. Duffy, Francis, shoemaker, 126 George street Duffy, Francis, jun., boot and shoemaker, 16 Storie street—house do Duiguid, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 39 High street—house West Arthurlie, Barrhead Dunbar, Alex., of Thomson & Dunbar—house 19 Well street Dunbar, T., of Rankin & Dunbar—house 128 West Graham street, Glasgow Duncan, Andrew, keeper of Good Templar halls—house 17 AVardrop street Duncan, Archibald, jobbing gardener and contractor, 1 Gladstone terrace—house do. Duncan, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 44 Moss street—ho. do. Duncan, James, M.D., 97 Causeyside—medical hall, 23 Causeyside, and Crossflat terrace Duncan, Marion, dressmaker. 3 Camphill place Duncan, Matthew, tailor and clothier, 2 West street Duncan, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 23 Gauze street house 29 St. James street Duncan, T., Glasgow and Paisley Carrier, 12 Causeyside Duncan, William, grocer and provision merchant, 1a Laighpark house do. Duncan, William, police inspector—house 28 St. James street Duncanson, William, horse shoer and general jobbing smith, 34 Gordon's lane—house 23 Canal st. Dundas, P. S., of Knight & Dundas—-house 3 Whitehead street Dunlop, David, shoemaker, 24 Wellmeadow—house do. Dunlop, George, foreman Caledonian Railway Co.'s stables, St. James street—house do. Dunlop, James, joiner and timber merchant, Abercorn Joiner works, 11 Incle street—house 3 Greenlaw terrace Dunlop, John, clerk to Walter M'Gee & Son—house 21 High st. Dunlop, Mrs. Matthew, milliner and straw hat cleaner, 21 High street—house do. Dunlop, Rev. Robert, minister of Reformed Presbyterian Church, Storie street—house Ardgowan cottage. Blackball Dunlop, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 2 Broomlands and 84 Cau- seyside—house 18 Argyle street 54 PAISLEY DIEECTOEY.

Dunn, James Hamilton, writer, Union Bank buildings, 3a Gilmour street—house Woodend, Castlehead Dunn, Peter, gamekeeper, Foxbar Dunn, William, M.P. for Paisley, 34 Phillimore Gardens, Ken- sington, London, W. Dunsmore, Archibald, keeper of Wilson Hall, 40 High st.—ho. 41 do. Dunsmore, Henry, cartwright, Moss cottage, Greenock road Dunsmore, James, foreman at Glenfield Starch works—house Glen- field cottage, Castlehead Dunsmore, Matthew, foreman at Glenfield Starch works—house 'Glenfield cottage, Castlehead Dykes, Daniel, foreman printer at J. & J. Cook's—house 51 Caledonia street Dykes, Hugh, commercial traveller, 21 Well street Dykes, John, foreman plumber with Wallace & Connell—house 1 Church place. School wynd

EADIE P>rothers & Co., manufacturers of ring-travellers, &c., 12 High street Eadie, John, of Eadie Bros. & Co. —ho. Kilmeny, Greenlaw Eadie, John Scott, of Eadie Bros. & Co.—house Bute villa, Greenlaw drive Eadie, John, farmer. West Fulton, by Linwood Eadie, John, engraver, 4 Moss street—house 13 Thistle terrace Eadie, Mrs., grocer and confectioner. 21 Underwood road Eadie, Peter, of Eadie Bros. & Co.—house Wakefield villa. East Greenlaw, Glasgow road Eadie, Robert, & Co., ironmongers, 12 High street Eadie, William, of Black & Eadie—house Sunnyside Eaglesim, Archibald, sanitary inspector's clerk—ho. 41 Ferguslie Ear Institution, 241 Buchanan street, Glasgow. Open daily, 2 p.m. -—Surgeon, Dr. James Erskine, M.A. Earl, Thomas N., officer Storie street Reformed Presbyterian Church, 66 Causeyside Easdale, John, dairyman, 61 George street Easton, George V., writing master. Grammar school—house 21 Underwood road Easton, Robert, agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society—house 43 High street Eccles, Alexander, 80 Broomlands Economic Building Societies, Terrace buildings. Winning & Fulton, secretaries Edmonds, H. S., manufacturers' agent, Glasgow—house Mossfield, Greenock road — •

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Edmonds, Robert, agent, National Bank of Scotland Limited (Anderston branch, Glasgow)—house Mossfield, Greenock road Edmonds, William, of John Morgan & Co.—house Mossfield, Greenock road Elder, Rev. Andrew, minister of George street U.P. Church, The Grange, Meikleriggs Elder, Mrs. Elizabeth, Mansion cottage, Castlehead Elder, William, superintendent, Fountain gardens. Love street Elliot, Andrew, plmiiber, tinsmith, and gasfitter. 28 Causeyside— house 3 Auchentorlie terrace, Seedhill road Elliot, Richard, slater, 4 William street—house 73 Broomlands Emmerson, J., fruiterer, florist, and vegetable merchant, 25 High street—nursery Linside Equitable Co-operative Society, 37 and 38 Great Hamilton street, 2 Bute place, 17 Carriagehill and 90 Causeyside Equitable (Paisley Friendly) Funeral Society—registered office 20 Incle street Erroch, John, clerk at Greenlaw Goods Station—house 2 Maxwell street Erskine, Andrew, joiner and cabinetmaker, 2 Lady lane—house 42 do. Erskine, James, designer, 43 Causeyside Erskine, Dr. James, M.A., Surgeon for diseases of the Ear, 97 Causeyside (Thursdays, 3 till 4.30 p.m.)—house, 5 Charing Cross mansions, Sauchiehall street, Glasgow W. (hours 11 and 5) Erskine, John, grocer, 10 Williamsburgh Esdaile, W. S., & Co. (late N. L. Sutton), mantle manufacturers, 93 High street—house 20 Storie street Espedair Chemical Co., manufacturing chemists, 70 New Sneddon Espedair Dyeworks (R. H. Lang), 1 Espedair street Evening and Weekly Citizen (Glasgow)—office 8 Gilmour street correspondent, Henry Broadhead—house 1 Whitehaugh ter. Evening News (Glasgow) office, 16 Moss street—reporter and agent, Joseph Black, jun.—house 2 Bute place Evening Times (Glasgow)—office 3 County place—reporter and agent, Albert S. clerk, Skinnider ; publishing and advertising C. J. Gregg Ewing, Mrs. J., Brediland moor Ewing, Stewart, joiner, 20 Lawn street—house 23 Niddry street Ewing, Thomas A., music warerooms, 5 Smithhills—house 26 Woodlands road, Glasgow Ewing, William, grain and provision merchant, 87 Causeyside house do. —

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FAIRLIE, Alexander, flesher and contractor, 8 Castle st. —ho. 9 do. Fairlie, Arcbibald, C.T., F.E.I.S., head master North public School —house Endrickdale, Meikleriggs Fairlie, David, law apprentice with Hart, Abercrombie, & Lang house 9 Moss street Fairlie, James, contractor and wood merchant, 8 Castle street Fairlie, Robert, spirit merchant, 9 Moss street Fairlie, Robert, jun., clerk at Robert Brown & Son's—house 29 Well street Falconer, Mrs. Agnes, machinist, 44 Canal street Farnin, Patrick, fruiterer and confectioner, 3 Broomlands—house 79 Broomlands Farquhar, James M., 43 Mill street Farquhar, Rev. Joseph, M.A., minister of George street Baptist Chapel—house 3 Lylesland terrace Farr & Adam, lithographers and stationers, 4 Forbes place and 6 Causeyside Farr, Henry, of Farr & Adam—house 6 Blackball Farr, Thomas W., cashier to Isdale & M'Callum—ho. 6 Blackball Farrell, Jeremiah, draper, 3 Lawn street—house do. Faulkner, B. G., ornamental and letter engraver, 10 St- James st Fawcett, E. R., The Central Agency, Glasgow—ho. Windy knowe, Sunnyside Fechney, Mrs. dress and mantle maker, 8 Cochran street Felley, James, cowfeeder, 97 George street Female Refuge, Victoria pi.. Lady In. —Miss Blue, matron (see advt.) Fenino, Felix, hair-dresser, 23 School wynd—house 46 Moss st. Fenino, Madame, shirtmaker, 46 Moss street Fenton, Mrs., clothes mangier, 21 Stock street Fergus, James, general commission agent, 61 Storie street Ferguslie Kitchen, East lane Ferguson, Andrew, clerk. Post Office—house 4 Bank street Ferguson, Andrew, lithographer and engraver, 109 Causeyside— house 39 Well street Ferguson, D., & Sons, coal merchants, Potterliill depot and Barrhead (see advt.) Ferguson, Duncan, of D. Ferguson & Sons—house Annfield villa, Barrhead Ferguson, Isabella, at W. C. Ferguson's—ho. Terrace buildings Ferguson, James, grocer, 24 New street—house 6 Rosebery place Ferguson, James, clerk, Savings Bank of Paisley—house 17 John street Ferguson, John A., of Ferguson, Shaw, & Sons, and The Gleniffer Soap Company—house 6 Moray place, Regent park, Glasgow PAISLEY DIRECTOllY. '57

Ferguson, Joliii, clerk, Cliamberlain's office—ho. Rock cot., Mill st. Ferguson, John, of D. Ferguson & Sous—house Anufield villa, Barrhead Ferguson, John, pawnbroker, and dealer in watches and jewellery, 35 High street and 90 Canal street—house 35 High street Ferguson, John, wine and spirit merchant, 30 Cotton street—ho. do. Ferguson, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 19 San dholes—house 3 Gordon place Ferguson, Miss Margaret, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Storie street Ferguson, Peter, dairyman, 80 Canal street Ferguson, P., of Fleming & Ferguson—ho. Fergus villa, Inchinnan rd. and Milkington, Dunoon Ferguson, Norman, glazier and painter, 15 Causeyside—house 8 St. James place Ferguson, Robert, teacher Stevenson street public School—house South park house. High Carriagehill Ferguson, Shaw, & Sons, soap and candle manufacturers, and oil and lard refiners—soap works. Blackball Soap works— oil and lard works Stockwell street, Glasgow—office 39 Stock well St., Glasgow Ferguson, Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 82 Broomlands —house do. Ferguson, William C, ironmonger, 46 High street—ho. Terrace buildings (see advt.) Ferguson, William, grocer, 9 Maxwellton street Ferguson, William, grocer, 42 Moss st. —house 28 Oakshaw street Fernie, Archibald, painter and paper hanger, 48 Old Sneddon —house 9 St. James street Fernie, Mrs. Archibald, draper, 60 George street Fernie, Elizabeth, tobacconist, 78 Causeyside—ho. 9 St. James st. Fernie, Mrs., confectioner, 108 George street Ferri, George, confectioner, 58 Causeyside—ho. do. Ferrie, Andrew, licensed grocer, 136 George street—ho. 26 Argyle street Ferrie, M., fishmonger, 72 Broomlands Ferrier, Robert, foreman engineer with Fullerton, Hodgart, & Bar- clay (Limited)—house Gateflat Filshill, James W., wholesale confectioner and biscuit agent, 6 Macdowall street—house 1 Taunahill place Findlay, David, potato merchant, Abercorn station—house 8 Hamil- ton street Findlay, E. A., tailor, 14 Well street Findlay, John D., accountant. Royal Bank of Scotland—house 12 Argyle street —

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Findlay, William, confectioner, 5 Mossvale lane—house do. Findlay, William, traveller to Hugh Lambie—house 1 Phillips st. Finlator, William Rankin, of Kerr & Finlator—house Park terrace, Underwood road Finlay, T. A. R., journalist, Gazette Office—house Saucel bank Finlayson, Alexander, carting contractor, Carriagehill Finlayson, Mrs., confectioner, 5 Espedair street—house do. Firelight factory, 1 Water brae—Edward Cook, manager—ho. 48 Caledonia street Fisher, Andrew, jun., of Fisher & Co. —house 81 New Sneddon Fisher, Mrs. Andrew, 81 New Sneddon Fisher & Co., engineers and boilermakers, St. Mirren Engine works, Macdowall street Fisher, George, of Fisher & Co. —house 2 Buchanan terrace Fisher, George, manufacturers' agent, 86 Wilson street, Glasgow house 2 Lylesland terrace Fisher, Miss, confectioner, 53 George street—house do. Fisher, Robert, 38 New street Fisher, William T., Inspector of weights and measures for the Burgh, Municipal buildings—ho. 81 New Sneddon Fitch, John, barber, 11 Old Sneddon—house 5 North street Fitzpatrick, Mrs., dress and mantlemaker, 15 Broomlands Flanigan, James, horse shoer and jobbing smith, 5 Maxwellton street—house 27 do. Fleck, John, jun., cowfeeder, 46 Broomlands Fleming, Rev. Andrew G., minister of the United Presbyterian Church, Thread street—house Gowanlea, Castlehead Fleming Brothers, painters and decorators, 2 Bank street Fleming & Ferguson, engineers. Phoenix Works, Murray street, and shipbuilders, Merksworth, Inchinuan road Fleming, Henry, of Fleming Brothers—house 4 East Croft Fleming, J. & J., tailors and clothiers, 57 George street Fleming, James, plumber and gasfitter, 5J North Bridge st. —ho. do Fleming, James, grocer, 6 Smith street—house do. Fleming, John, grocer, 113 George street—house do. Fleming, Mary, flesher, 29 George street Fleming, Miss, dressmaker, 16 Barclay street Fleming, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 24 Orchard street Fleming, Reid, & Co., yarn merchants, Greenock—branch 10 St. Mirren street Fleming, Mrs. Robert, greengrocer, 9 Stock street—house 7 do. Fleming, Thomas, farmer, South Gallowhill Fleming, W. Y., of Fleming & Ferguson—house Sreekona, Troon Fleming, William, farmer, Fulwood, by Linwood —

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Fletcher, Hugh, feuar, 5 Warclrop street Flett, Rev. Oliver, D.D., minister of Baptist Church, Storie street, —house Greenieholm, Calside Flockhart, William, 4 Stow place Floyd, David, confectioner, 13 Caledonia street—^house do. Fontana, Giuseppe, ice cream and confections, 30 New Smithhills and 3 Gauze street—house 12 Abercorn street Forrest & Son, glass embossers, &c., 355 Argyle street, Glasgow (see advt.) Forrest, James A., of William Forrest & Son—ho. Burnbank cottage Chain road Forrest, John, gardener, Gateside Forrest, Mrs. James, hosier, 26 Broomlands Forrest, William, of William Forrest & Son—house Burnbank cot. Forrest, William, & Son, chemical manure manufacturers, Burn- bank, Chain road Forrester, John, warehouseman at M. Whitehill & Co.'s—house Wallacelea cottage, Glasgow road Forrester, William, hatter and draper, 1 Broomlands — house Underwood road Forrester, William, hatter, 23 High street—house Underwood road Forsyth, Alexander, plumber, 84 George street—house do. Forsyth, George, shoemaker, 53 High street—house do. Forsyth, John, confectioner, 10 Cotton street—house do. Forsyth, William, shoemaker, 11 West Buchanan street Fortune, David, secretary Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society head office, Wilson street, Glasgow (see advt.) Fortune, Mrs., grocer, 13 West Campbell street—house do. Fotheringham, Alexander, coachman to Mrs. Holms, Sandyford—ho. Sandyford Foulds, Alexander, coal merchant, Underwood depot—house 10 Back Sneddon Foulds, Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 162 George street—ho. Caledonia house Foulds, Andrew, & Son, wholesale and retail wine and spirit mer- chants, 5 Abbey street Foulds, Andrew, of Andrew Foulds & Son—house Caledonia house Foulds, Archd., foreman to D. Carswell & Son—house 25 Great Hamilton street Foulds, Roger, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Causeyside—house 24 George street Foulds, William & Co., distillers, and wine and spirit brokers —distillery Glenfyne, Ardrishaig—office School wynd Foulds, AVilliam M., at Master of Works office—ho. Caledonia ho. 60 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Fountain Gardens, Love street—presented to the town by the late Mr. Thomas Coats—superintendent William Elder Fox, Mrs., confectioner, 11 Storie street Fraser, A., of James Macduff—house 95 High street (Church pi.) Fraser, Donald, M.D., 3 Orr square Fraser, George, police constable—house 78 High street Fraser, James, confectioner, 67 Canal street—ho. 26 do. Fraser, James Roy, teacher of music, organist of Middle Parish Church, and manager to Paterson, Sons, & Co., Terrace build- ings, 109 High street—house Laurel bank, Wester Carriagehill Fraser, John & Co., plasterers and cement workers, 84 New Sneddon street Fraser, John, clerk, British Linen Coy. Bank—house Laurel bank, Wester Carriao-ehill Fraser, John, assistant, St. George's Church—ho. 7 Wellmeadow Fraser, John, salesman at James Jack's—house Bishopton Fraser, M. & H., dress and mantlemakers, 6 Wellmeadow—ho. 7 do. Fraser, Mrs., ladies' outfitter, 9 Orr square Fraser, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 25 Moss street—house 48 Love street Fraser, William, inspector of police—house 3 Camphill Fraser, William, confectioner, 11 Abercorn street—house do. Free Breakfast Mission hall, 109 Causeyside Free Library and Museum and Picture gallery. High street — presented by Sir Peter Coats—curator, Morris Young (see appendix) Freebairn, M. & E., dress and mantle makers, 16 Wellmeadow. Freebairn, Thomas, Riccartsbar lodge French, Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Cotton street Frew, Mrs. A., clothes mangier, 3 Laighpark Frew, Robert, cartage clerk Canal station—ho. 28 Whitehead St. Frondigoun, Edward, boot and shoemaker, 16 Causeyside—house 8 Camphill place Fullerton, Alexander, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Limited) —house Fordbank, Millikenpark Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Limited), engineers, ironfounders, boilermakers, millwa^ights, and machine makers, " Vulcan Foundry and Engine works," Renfrew road Fullerton, John, & Co., iron shipbuilders, Merksworth shipbuild- ing yard, Inchinnan road Fullerton, John, of John Fullerton & Co.—house 1 Garthland place Fulton, A. D., at Barr, Stirrat, & Co.'s—house Westmarch, Kil- malcolm —

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Fulton, David, tailor and clothier, 54 Causeyside—house 1 Gladstone terrace Fulton, James, of William Fulton & Sons—house The Glen Fulton, John, confectioner, 52 Broomlands Fulton, John, jun., at MacRobert, Son & Hutchison's—house 52

Broomlands ' Fulton, Joseph, of William Fulton & Sous—house The Glen Fulton, Maggie, teacher, Stevenson street School—ho. 6 Glenview terrace Fulton, Mrs. D., china merchant, 21 Incle street—house do. Fulton, Peter, confectioner, 2 Canal street—house do. Fulton, Peter, building inspector, 10 Argyle street Fulton, Robert, feuar, 80 New Sneddon Fulton, T. Crichton, consulting electrical engineer, 74 Buchanan st., Glaso'ow—house 80 New Sneddon Fulton, William, of Winning & Fulton—house 19 Argyle street Fulton, William, & Sons, scourers, dyers and finishers, Glenfield parcels left with John Bell, 12 Causeyside Fulton, William, of William Fulton & Sons—house The Glen Fyfe, A., draper, 51 Broomlands—ho, 13 West Campbell street Fyfe, Miss, dress and mantlemaker, 2 St. James street

GALBRAITH Brothers, chemists and druggists, 92 Causeyside Galbraith, Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 64 and 65 George street and 19 Maxwellton street—house 81 Broomlands Galbraith, John, feuar, Rockfield cottage, Potterhill Galbraith, John, jun., baker, 22 Wellmeadow—house do. Galbraith, Robert, 3 Buchanan terrace Galbraith, William, at James H. Dunn's—ho. 6 Orr street Galbraith, William, grocer, 22 Sandholes —house 10 Broomlands Galbreath, Miss, 32 Oakshaw street Galbreath, Robert B., of Galbreath Brothers, 98 Causeyside Gallagher, John, 96 New Sneddon street—house do. Gallagher, Patrick, inland revenue officer, Saucel — house 9 Buchanan terrace Galletly, David, clothier, 5 Causeyside—ho. Anna villa, Greenock rd. Galletly, Duncan, jobbing smith—workshop 16 Causeyside—bicycle sale shop 109 Causeyside—ho. 26 Orchard street Galletly James, church officer of Lylesland U.P. Church—house 3 Richmond place Galletly, Minnie, clerk at Isdale and M'Callum's—house Boghead farm, Inkermann Galloway, Rev. James, B.D., missionary, South Parish Church—ho. Carriagehill Nursery —-

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Oalt, John, Tarradale, Blackball Gait, John, & Son, brickmakers and builders—brickworks Nether- common Gait, John, jun., of John Gait & Son—house Tarradale, Blackball Gait, William, of Henry & Gait—house 64 Love street Gamble, Matthias, chandler, 8 Broomlands Gardiner, Alexander, accountant, British Linen Coy. Bank, and agent for the Lancashire Insurance Co.—ho. 7 Greenlaw ter. Gardiner, Alex., jun., of Craig & Gardiner—house 7 Greenlaw ter. Gardner, Alexander, printer, bookseller, publisher, &c., 7 Gilmour street—house Dunrod, East Greenlaw Gardner, David, M.B., CM., consulting-rooms, 12 St. James place and 18 Gilmour street—house 84 High street Gardner, Henry, greenkeeper to Charleston Bowling Club—house 10 Great Hamilton street Gardner, James, farmer, South Hillington, off Glasgow road Gardner, James, writer and notary public, secretary, treasurer, and

law agent to the Peter Brough Bequest Fund ; secretary, trea- surer, and law agent to the Governors of the Paisley

Educational Trust ; and hon. -secretary to the Philosophical Institution, 3 County place—house Clunie Gardner, James, British AVorkman Public house, 20 Wellmeadow —house do. Gardner, James, painter and decorator, 1 Wallneuk—house 33 Thread street Gardner, John S. & Son, clothiers, 4 Wellmeadow—house do. Gardner, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Williamsburgh— house do. Gardner, William, of Logan & Gardner—house The Elms, Castle- head Garrott, John, blacksmith, 51 High street—house 34 Lady lane Garven, John, farmer, Little Crossford, by Howwood Gas Company Office, Municipal buildings Gault, Joseph, slater and chimney-sweeper, 58 Causeyside—ho. do. Gault, William, chimney-sweeper and soot merchant, 30 St. James street Gemmell, Janet, teacher. South public School—ho. 12 Neilston st. Gemmill, Malcolm, watchmaker and jeweller, 5 Wellmeadow—ho. do. Gemmell, Matthew, cowfeeder, 13 Cotton street Gemmell, Matthew, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 14 Broomlands house do. Gentles, Rev. Dr. Thomas, M.A., First Charge Abbey Church, Abbey manse, Glasgow road Getty, James, coachman to Mrs. Kerr, Gallowhill —

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George A. Clark Town hall (entrance by Old Smithliills and Abbey close)—James B. Watson, curator Gibb, George Y., family grocer, 53 High street—house 5 Argyle street Gibb, John, & Son, drapers, 26 High street—house Calside Gibb, Matthew, cowfeeder and contractor, Calside (corner of Stirling street) Gibb, Mrs. Andrew, Calside villa Gibb, Mrs. James, Holmscraig, Calside avenue Gibb, Mrs. Thomas, engraver and lithographer, 7 Old Sneddon house 4 Cochran street Gibb, W. & E., wholesale and retail glass and china merchants, 39 New street—house do. Gibb, William F., M.D., 54 High street Gibb, William, house factor, 39 New street Gibb, William, rag and waste merchant, 39 New st. (back land) Gibson, Andrew, baker, restaurateur, and purveyor, 98 High street —house Ellenlea, Glasgow road Gibson Brothers & Co., manufacturers and embroiderers of textile fabrics, St. Mirren's mills, 153 George street, and 8 Godliman street, London Gibson, David, boot and shoe manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—ho. Thrushcraig house Gibson, Fulton, Beith carrier—calls at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside, on Tuesdays and Fridays Gibson, James, of Leggat & Gibson—house 103 Wishart street Gibson, James, of Gibson Brothers & Co.— house Rednock, Kelvinside, Glasgow Gibson, J. H., of Hatchard & Gibson—house 18 Moss street Gibson, John, Thrushcraig house Gibson, Mrs., confectioner, 3 Neilston street Gibson & Reid, dyers and French cleaners. Paisley dyeworks, Marshall's lane and Cart walk — receiving office 84 High street (see advt). Gibson, Mrs. Robert, grocer, 22 Causeyside—house do. Gibson, Mrs. W. H. (Fulton), teacher of music, 12 Abbey street Gibson, Robert, shawl manufacturer and warehouseman, 2 Causey- side—house 3 Hillview place Gibson, T. B., of Gibson Brothers & Co.—ho. Florentine gardens, Hillhead, Glasgow Gibson, William, at Clark & Co.'s—house 8 Whitehaugh terrace Gibson, William H., upholsterer, 78 Causeyside—workshop 36 Gordon's lane—house 12 Abbey street Gibson, William, tailor and clothier, 24 Lady lane —

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Gibson, William K., of Gibson & Reid—house 2 Glenview terrace, Barterliolm Gibson, William, cashier to Thomas Reid & Sons—house 6 Green- law terrace Gilbert, James, picture frame maker, 4 Neilston street Gilchrist, Mrs. Jane, spirit merchant, 10 George street—ho. do. Gilchrist, John, of Clark & Co.—house Woodbank, CraAV road Gilchrist, Robert, draper, 5 Moss street—house 8 High street Gilchrist, Wm., confectioner and fruiterer, 14 Carriagehill—ho. do. Gildawie, John, superintendent of county police—house County buildings Gillan, William, teacher Neilson Institution—house 25 Oakshaw Gillespie, Donald, grocer and provision merchant, 15 Moss street —house 17 do. Gillespie, James, & Sons, slaters and plasterers, 84 New Sneddon and Carlile lane —house 84 New Sneddon Gillespie, John, valuator, 82 New Sneddon Gillespie, John, of William Gillespie & Son—house Blackball Gillespie, William, & Son, slaters, slate and cement merchants, 82 NcAV Sneddon Gillies, Duncan, grocer, 28 Williamsburgh Gilmour, A., 6 Greenlaw terrace Gilmour, Allan, baker, 144 George street—house do. Gilmour, David, & Co., yarn and cloth merchants and fire insurance agents, 5 Causeyside Gilmour, Duncan P., teacher. Grammar school—house 246 Allison street, Govanhill, Glasgow Gilmoar, James, carting contractor, 3 Cameron street—house 1 do. Gilmour, James, farmer, Fulbar Gilmour, James, grocer and provision merchant, 67 Causeyside house 10 Orr street Gilmour, James, commission agent, 21 Caledonia street Gilmour, James, confectioner, 16 Maxwellton street—house do. Gilmour, Jane, confectioner, 64 Broomlauds—house do. Gilmour, John, crated water manufacturer and general bottler, 20 Moss street and 4 Hunter street—ho. 20 Moss st. (see advt.) Gilmour, Miss, music teacher, 98 High street Gilmour Street Railway Station, County place—Stewart M'Cowatt, stationmaster, and agent for the Railway Passengers Assurance Co. —house 1 Underwood road Gilmour, Robert, cowfeeder, 8 Neilston street—house 1 South Campbell street Gilmour, Thomas, & Co., yarn merchants, 3 Cumberland court, Causeyside —•

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Gilmoiir, William, of David Gilmour & Co.—house Moorburn, Kilmalcolm Gilroy, Janet, confectioner, 9 Lylesland Giltrap, Henry, waiter, 13 Cochran street Ginn, John, church officer of George Street Baptist Church—ho. 152 Georo;e street Girdwood, Andrew, of R & A. Girdwood—house 34 Lady lane Girdwood, Mary, teacher, Camphill school—ho. 3 Park terrace Girdwood, R. & A., wrights, 28 Broomlands Girdwood, Robert, of R. & A. Girdwood—house 3 Park terrace Giuisti, G., ice cream and ginger beer manufacturer, 2 Old Smithhills Givan, James, tailor and clothier, 5 Moss street—house do. Gladstone, Robert, at Alexander Gardner's—house 1 Woodside place Glasgow, Charles, coachbuilder, painter, decorator of halls, &c. works 22 New Smithhills—house 25 do. Glasgow, James, of Campbell & Calderwood—house Helena villa, Greenock road " Glasgow Citizen" (Evening and Weekly) Office, 8 Gilmour street Henry Broadhead, 1 Whitehaugh ter., reporter and agent "Glasgow Evening News" Branch office, 16 Moss street—agent and reporter, Joseph Black, jun. " Glasgow Herald " (Daily and Weekly) and "Evening Times'* Branch office, 3 County place—reporter and agent, Albert S. Skinnider; publishing and advertising clerk, Charles J.Gregg Glasgow Colosseum warehouse, 8 Causeyside—Walter Wilson & Co., proprietors Glasgow & Govan Boot Repairing Co., boot and shoemakers, 76 High street, 11 Gauze street, 8 Broomlands, 9 Old Sneddon, 151 George street, and 2 Glenview terrace—manager, Thom- son Totton Glassford, Alexander, of Glassford Brothers—house 36 Causeyside Glassford Brothers, fish merchants, 26 Causeyside Glassford, Henry, teacher, East public School — house 39 Mill street Glassford, James E., of Glassford Brothers—house 36 Causeyside Glassford, J. E., draper and clothier, 98 Causeyside—house 36 do. Gleghorn, Andrew, horse shoer and general smith, 11 New Smithhills—house Abercorn street Gleghorn, George W., of the Stationery and Printing Agency— house 59 Love street Glen, Allan, sen., tailor and clothier, 6 George street Glen, Allan, tailor and clothier, 138 George street—house 3 Camp- hill place Glen, Allan, fishmonger, 34 Gauze street—house 6 George street E —

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Glen, Mrs. E.., confectioner and tobacconist, 81 Causeyside Glen, Thomas, flesher, 36 Broomlands—house 78 do. Glen, William, 1 Old Smithhills Glencross, A., furnishings, 14 Wardrop street Glenfield Corn Flour works (Currie & Co.), Murray street Glenfield Starch works, Maxwellton Gleniffer Laundry, Lylesland—A. Bell & Sons, proprietors—orders

for vans to call, received at 6 Gilmour st. ; 47 Causeyside ; or at the Laundry. Telephone No. 126. (See advt.) Gleniffer Soap Co., soap manufacturers, Gleniffer Soap works, Lonend—Glasgow office 39 Stockwell street Glenpatrick distillery, Glenpatrick, by Elderslie Globe Hotel, 92 High street—Alex. Morrison, proprietor. Glover, Hugh, metal merchant, 57 Canal street Glover, James, of James Glover & Co., shippers and forwarding agents, Glasgow—house 5 Phillips street Glover, John, at William Cochran & Co.'s—house 7 Buchanan ter. Glover, M. &M., milliners, 44 Moss street—house 7 Buchanan terrace Glover, Thomas, printer and stationer, 11 Moss street (opposite County square)—house 3 Buchanan terrace Glover, William, plumber, tinsmith, and ironmonger, 19 High street—house 13 Lawn street Gold, Daniel, joiner, 28 Gordon's lane—house 1 Hillview place Gold, Kenneth, grocer, 6 West croft—house do. Gold, Kenneth, grocer, 14 and 52 Storie street—ho. 14 Storie st. Gold, William, baker, 22 Sandholes—house 1 Well street Goldie, Hugh, shoemaker, 21 Thread street Goldie, John, tailor and clothier, 43 New street Good Templar Hall, entrance by Dyers' wynd and Terrace keeper, Andrew Duncan, 17 Wardrop street (see advt.) Goodwin, Bella, dress and mantle-maker, 43 Mill street Goold, T. & J., clothiers, 47 Moss street Goold, John, of T. & J. Goold—house 43 High street Goold, Thomas, of T. & J. Goold—house 92 New Sneddon Gordon & Scarlett, funeral undertakers, 42 New street Gordon, George, 1 Gordon place, King street (west) Gorse, R. C, foreman to Isdale &M' Galium—house Hillview place Goudie, Alexander, caretaker, Municipal buildings—-house do. Goudie, Andrew H., inspector of works, Master of Works office house 4 Wardrop street Goudie, George, with William Young—house 1 Johnston street Goudie, Humphrey, carriage hirer, 3 King street Goudie, James, bookseller, stationer, and newsagent, 24 High st. house 91 do. —

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Goudie, James, jun., at Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell's—house 91 High street Goudie, James, & Son, coopers, 48 and 49 High street Goudie, John, of Hunter & Goudie—house 39 Mill street Goudie, John, Newton, Arkleston road Goudie, Mary F., teacher. West public School—house 49 High street Goudie, Mrs., 1 Buchanan terrace Goudie, Mrs. William, general merchant, 69 Canal street Goudie, Thomas, at MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison's—house 1 Old Smithhills Goudie, William, clerk to John Muir—ho. Newton, Arkleston rd. Goudie, William, of James Goudie & Son—house 20 Argjle street Govan, J. G., director of Faith Mission, Adelphi hall. Cart lane house " Bright Words " office, 16 Moss street Graham, A. Forrest, of Sacell Brewery Co.—house Cruach Lussa, Castlehead Graham, Angus, cowfeeder, 19 New Smithhills—house do Graham, James, grocer and provision merchant, 70 Love street house 1 Springbank road Graham, James, Dundaff, Riccartsbar Graham, John, 5 Lonend Graham, John, cutter at T. & J. Goold's—house 105 Causeyside Graham, John, weaver, 75 Canal street—house 24 West street Graham, Mary, teacher, East Public school—ho. 34 New Sneddon Graham, Mrs. John, Oakbank, 43-|- Oakshaw street Graham, Mrs. W., heddlemaker, 10 Wardrop street—house do. Graham, Robert, of T. & R. Graham—house Duntrune, Meikleriggs Graham, Robert, traveller to Burnet & Hamilton — house 19 Greenhill road Graham, T. & R., lithographers by steam power, 4 Bridge street Graham, Thomas, of T. & R. Graham—ho. Duntrune, Meikleriggs Graham, Thomas, M.D., 3 Garthland place Graham, Thomas, confectioner, 6 Storie street—house do. Grant, Donald, stationmaster St. James station—ho. 20 Green- hill road Grant, Hector, engineer Thistle works—ho. Hofoe villa, Lenzie Grant, James, church officer of Abbey Close\U.P. Church, 23 Abbey street \ Grant, John, superintendent Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road Grant, Mrs., matron Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road Gray, David, of John M'Nair & Co.—house 53 Storie street Gray, George, tobacconist and newsagent, 51 High street Gray, Hugh, keeper of Oakshaw Memorial hall—ho. 42 Wellmeadow Gray, James, at Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.'s—ho. 6 Douglas terrace —

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Gray, James, of Paisley Photographic Co.—house 22 Argyle street Gray, James, cycle and machine agent, 19 Broomlands Gray, Mrs. J., matron Ahbey Poorhouse and Asylum Gray, Eobert, Howwood, Beith, and Paisley carrier—quarters 91 Causeyside Gray, T. A., Maybole boot and shoe shop, 16 Moss street Gray, Thomas, farmer, Oldbar Gray, Thomas, 12 Well street Green, James, jun., of J. Green & Sons—house 43 Mill street Green, James, & Sons, van and lorry builders, 10 Mill street Green, John, broker, 67 George street Greenfield, John, retired teacher—house Netherpark, Calside Greenlees, Alex., of Thomas Greenlees & Co.—ho. Corry ville, Calside Greenlees, James, & Sons, boot and shoemakers, 21 Pligh street Greenlees, James, of James Greenlees & Sons—ho. 21 St. Vincent crescent, Glasgow Greenlees, Jane, confectioner and newsagent, 10 Old Sneddon Greenlees, John, of Matthew Greenlees & Son—house Greenside Greenlees, John, of Thomas Greenlees& Co.—ho. Corryville, Calside Greenlees, Matthew & Son, manufacturers, 167 George street Greenlees, Matthew, of Matthew Greenlees & Son—ho. Greenside Greenlees, Matthew, jun., Greenside Greenlees, Robert, at M. Greenlees & Son's—ho. Park pL, Calside Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., silk, yarn, and cloth merchants, 13 Causeyside Greenlees, Thomas, manufacturer, 22 Montrose street, Glasgow house Castlehead Gregorson, William, & Co., spindle and flyer manufacturers, 51 High street—^house Clyde view, Largs Gregg, Chas. E. J., publishing and advertising clerk, Glasgow Herald and JEvening Times—house 4 Ralston terrace Grierson, John T., clerk, Joint Lines Railway, Greenlaw station —house 7 Cochran street Grierson, R., & Co., carting contractors, Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway Company, Greenlaw—Allan Bowie, agent, 24 Causeyside Grieve, Mrs. W., 1 Garthland street Grindlay, Miss S., dressmaker, 1 Gauze street Grunewald, Henry, restaurateur, 6 High street (Cross)—house 1 Royal terrace Gryce, Mrs., 56 Causeyside Guardian Plate Glass Insurance Co. —agents Winning & Fulton, Terrace Buildings Guthrie, E., draper, 67 Broomlands ——

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Guthrie, John, fancy goods and china merchant, 11 Lylesland house do. Guthrie, Misses, milliners, 109 High street Guthrie, Mrs., 1 Orr square Guthrie, Mungo, working jeweller, 1 Old Smithhills Guthrie, Robert, & Co., manufacturers, 1 Causejside Guthrie, Wm., of R. Guthrie & Co.—house Glenview terrace, Barterholm Guy, William, junr., apprentice-at-law, at Thomas Walker's—house West Lea, Johnstone

HADDOW & ROBERTSON, masons and builders, 1 HamUton street and 1 Linside terrace—yard 11 Gordon's lane Haddow, William, of Iladdow & Robertson—house 1 Linside terrace Hair, Hugh, inspector of railways, 4 Whitehead street Hair, James, feuar, 70 Canal street Haldane, T. Fred,, of Cartvale Chemical Co., Ltd.—house 19 Kelviuside terrace (South), Hillhead, Glasgow Halden, Archibald, & Co., manufacturers, 30 John street, Glasgow —residence Alton villa, Glasgow road Halden, Alex., jun., grocer, 99 Causeyside—ho. 2 Whitehaugh ter. Halden, Alexander, shawl manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—house Glenairlie cottage, Glasgow road Halden, Francis, manufacturer, 6 Forbes pi. —ho. 3 Lylesland ter. Halden, Miss, dress and mantlemaker, 15 Causeyside—ho. Glenairlie cottage, Glasgow road Hall, Rev. David, minister of Mossvale U.P. church — house 9 Buchanan terrace Hall, Mrs. Hugh, grocer and confectioner, 21 Wallace st. —ho. do. Halliday, John, carting foreman G. & S.-W. Railway, Greenlaw goods station—house 34 Glen street Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, bleachers, dyers, and finishers. Black- land mill Hamilton, Alexander, dairy, Alton, Glasgow road Hamilton, Alexander, clothier, 3 George street—house 13 do. Hamilton, Alexander, draper, 16 Wellmeadow—house do. Hamilton, Alexander, of Hamilton & Thomson—ho. 2 Gordon place Hamilton & Co., clothiers, 43 Wellmeadow-—house 10 Argyle st. Hamilton, David, teacher, Neilson Institution—house Belle-vue, Meikleriggs Hamilton, David, restaurateur, 32 Broomlands—house do. Hamilton, Edward, washer and finisher, 9 South Bridge street house 9 Glenview\ Barterholm —

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Hamilton, E., tobacconist and newsagent, 12 Old Sneddon and 6 Silk street—house 7 Silk street Hamilton, George, flesher, 2 Glenview terrace, Neilston road—ho. 1 Gladstone terrace Hamilton, George, of Adam Hamilton & Sons, Blackland Hamilton, George, jun., Blackland Hamilton, Hugh, teacher of English, French, and Latin—private academy 4 Bank street Hamilton, Hugh, accountant, 4 Bank street Hamilton, James, cowfeeder, 62 Causeyside—house 1 Stevenson street Hamilton, James, at J. M. Symington's—house 4 Lylesland terrace Hamilton, James, traveller to Brown & Poison—house Netherpark, Calside Hamilton, James, coal ree, 2 Rowan street—house do. Hamilton, James, clerk-at-law to Hart, Abercrombie & Lang house 55 Causeyside Hamilton, James F., accountant at Koyal Bank, Glasgow—house 81 Broomlauds Hamilton, James K., salesman Co-operative Store, 110 George st. —house 32 Whitehead street Hamilton, Jessie, 10 Sandholes Hamilton, J. & Co., embroiderers of all fancy goods, block cutters and printers, 26 Causeyside Hamilton, John S. L., registrar at J. & P. Coats Limited—house 38 Ferguslie Hamilton, J., of J. Hamilton & Co.—house 26 Causeyside Hamilton, Miss M., fancy goods merchant, 93 Causeyside—house 26 George street Hamilton, Mrs. D., grocer and fruiterer, 16 Orchard street Hamilton, Mrs. John, cowfeeder, Brediland gardens—house Old Mansion house Hamilton, Mrs. Robert, baker, 55 Causeyside—house do. Hamilton, Robert, grocer, and wine, spirit, and provision merchant, 5 Carriagehill — house 5 Great Hamilton street Hamilton, Robert, of Burnet & Hamilton—ho. 2 Richmond place Hamilton & Thomson, bakers, 18 Broomlauds Hamilton, William, dyer and cleaner, 2 North Bridge street—ho. 38 Underwood Handasyde, C. H., of C. H. Handasyde & Co. —ho. Viewfield, Lass- wade Handasyde, C. H. & Co., oil merchants and manufacturers, Aber- corn Oil works, Macfarlane street, and at Dean Oil works, Dalkeith —;

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Hanna, Donald, & "Wilson, engineers and gas apparatus manufac-

turers, Abbey Works, 23 New Sneddon ; Atlas works, 17

Back Sneddon ; Abercorn Shipbuilding yard, Abercorn street and Abercorn Foundry, North croft Hannah, John, clerk at J. W. Filshill's—house 64 Love street Hannah, Miss, 6 Blackball Hannah, William, grocer, 16 Thread street— house 3^ George st. Hannah, William, of Hawson & Hannah—house 48 Love street Haran, M. S., dress and mantle maker, 23 Causeyside—ho. do. Haran, Neil Gilmour, plumber, gasfitter, and zincworker—work-

shop 28 New street ; house 23 Causeyside Hardcastle, Mary, fruiterer and confectioner, 55 Caledonia street house 8 Maxwellton Hardie, John, M.A., teacher, Grammar school—house Glen Ellen, Barterholm Hardie, Eobert, warehouseman with W. Cochran & Co.—house 7 North street Hardie, Thomas, foreman moulder to FuUerton, Hodgart, & Bar- clay Limited—house 9 Abbey terrace Harding, Charles, chief constable of Eenfrewshire, chief constable's office, County buildings—house Meadowbank, Greenock road Harker, J., assistant superintendent Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. house 1 M'Kerrell street Harley, John M., manager at Brown & Poison's—ho. Falslde cot. Harper, Alexander, teacher, South Public school—ho. 6 Smith st. Harper, Alexander, baker, 73 Love street—house do. Harper, Andrew R., B.L., writer, at R. & T. Russell's—house Oak- shawhead house Harper, David C, of David Carswell & Son— house Oakshaw- head house Harper, Henry, tailor, clothier, and hatter, 52 High strpet house 23 Argyle street Harper, Hugh, of James Wood & Co., coal merchants—house Oak- shawhead house Harper, Hugh, fruiterer and confectioner, 42 Stock street Harper, Thomas, weaver, 75 Canal street—house 36 Storie street Harper, William, weaver, 6 Smith street Harris, Alexander, of R. & A. Harris—house Camphill Harris, H., brushmaker, 134 George street—house do. Harris, R. & A., jewellers, watchmakers, and opticians, 9 High street (Cross) Harris, Robert, of R. & A. Harris—ho. W^ellcroft, East Greenlaw Harris, William, watchmaker, jeweller, and optician, 19 High street —house do. —

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Hart, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 85 Causeyside —house 7 Gateside Hart, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. James street house 5 do. Hart, Abercrombie & Lang, writers and notaries public, 23 Moss st. Hart, E. & C, drapers and dressmakers, 16 George street Hart, George, of Hart, Abercrombie & Lang, writer, notary public and Procurator Fiscal of Renfrewshire at Paisley, 23 Moss st. & Sheriff Court-house, St. James st. —ho. Deanside, Craw road Hart, Robert, spirit merchant, 1 Carriagehill—house 2 Braid's rd. Hart, Thomas, family grocer and wine merchant (and agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine growers and distillers), 6 George street —house 11 Argyle street Harvey, Hugh, baker, 5 George street—ho, 166 George street Harvey, James, & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 15 King street Saucel Harvey, John, cashier to A. Bell & Sons—house 2 Janefield place Harvey, Robert, jun., spirit merchant, 23 Williamsburgh—house 3 Whitehaugh terrace Harvey, William, commercial traveller, 13 Carriagehill Haslan, William, groundsman and professional cricketer, Pavilion, Meikleriggs Hastie, Robert, greengrocer, 67 Broomlands

Hatchard & Gibson, tailors and clothiers, 1 8 Moss street Hatchard, James, of Hatchard & Gibson, 18 Moss street Hawley, John, surveyor's clerk, Inland Revenue office—house 1 M'Kerrell street Hawson & Hannah, sawmillers and boxmakers, Springbank Saw- mills, Springbank road Hawson, William, of Hawson & Hannah—house 2 Buchanan ter., Greenock road Hawthorn, Robert, confectioner, 35 Castle street—house do. George, passenger agent, G. & S.-W. Ry. Canal station Hay, ; asrent for the Scottish Accident Insurance Co. —residence Station house Hay, James, of Robert Hay & Son, clerk and treasurer to St. George's Church Ecclesiastical trustees, and agent for the Caledonian Insurance office and County Fire office, 10 High street—house Barshaw cottage, Arkleston road Hay, Robert Blair, law-clerk at R. & T. Russell's—house Barshaw cottage, Arkleston road Hay, Robert, & Son, stationers, account-book makers, lithographers, engravers, printers, and manufacturers of design or point paper, 10 High street (see advt.) —

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Hayes, Charles, drawing master, School of Science and Art—house 5 Greenhill road Hayes, Mrs. William, bookseller and stationer, 8 St. James place house do. Heiton, Robert F., at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—house 11 Argyle St. Hellyer, John T., inland revenue officer — house Inglefield, Williamsburgh Henderson & Agnew, hosiers and furnishers, 102 Causeyside Henderson, George, mason and builder, 18 Greenhill road—ho. do. Henderson, James, greengi'ocer, 1 Alice place Henderson, John, flesher, 2 Clydeview terrace—house 4 John street Henderson, John, fruiterer, 1 Old Smithhills—house do. Henderson, John, fruiterer, 13 Broomlands—ho. 17 Mossvale Henderson, John, jobbing gardener —house 17 Mossvale street Henderson, Matthew S., cabinetmaker, 37 Wellmeadow—house do. Henderson, Mrs., toys and confections, 12 Gauze street Henderson, Mrs., confectioner, 5 Mill street Henderson, Mrs., of Henderson & Agnew—house 102 Causeyside Henderson, Rev. Andrew, LL.D., F.R.A.S., minister of Abbey Close U.P. Church—house Ashgrove, Castlehead Hendrie, Robert, spirit merchant, 52 Storie street—house 9 Argyle street Hendry, Charles, beamer, 6 Stock street Hendry, James, farmer, Thornly farm Hendry, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Old Sneddon street —house 6 Garthland street Hendry, Mrs., confectioner, china and hardware merchant, 2 Cotton street—house do. Henry & Gait, ironfounders, Sneddon Foundry, 89 & 90 New Sneddon

Henry, John, tailor, 1 1 Broomlands Henrie, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Lylesland Henry, Thomas, of Henry & Gait—house 1 Hamilton street Hepworth, Joseph, & Son, clothing manufacturers, 90 High street Herd, Robert, grocer, 18 Stock street Hicks, Wm., manager at St. Mirren's Starch Works—house 22 Underwood road Higgen, David, plumber and gasfitter, 2 Gauze street—house do. Highgate, David, of Hugh Highgate & Co.—ho. 15 Know^e ten-ace, Pollokshields Highgate, Henry G., of John Highgate & Co. — ho. 4 Buchanan ter. Highgate, Hugh, & Co., oil, grease, and tallow refiners, Greenhill Oil works, Murray street Highgate, Hugh, of Hugh Highgate & Co.—ho. 3 Newark drive, Pollokshields —

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Highgate, John, & Co., timber merchants, saw-millers, and box- makers, Caledonia Sawmills, Murray street and Baltic Saw- mills, Macdowall street Highgate, John, of John Highgate & Co.—ho. Thornlj park Hill, Alexander, slater, 135 George street—house 33 George street Hill, I. & M., fruiterers, 30 High street—house do. Hill, John, grocer and provision merchant, 102 George street house do. Hill, John, of J. & T. Hill—house 102 George street Hill, J. & T., grain merchants, 102 George street Hill, Kate, teacher, Ferguslie public School— house 2 Tannahill place Hill, Mrs. C, clothes mangier, 4 Canal street Hill, Sarah, draper, 100 George street—ho. 102 do. Hill, Thomas, of J. & T. Hill—house 9 Argyle street • Hillcoat, Daniel, foreman brickmaker with Thomas M'Kaig—house 28 Love street HiJcoat, Gavin, brickburner, Nethercommon Hillcoat, Robert, brickmaker and builder, West Gockston—house "West Gockston cottage

Hindle, John, scourer and finisher, Barterholm works ; tele- phone No. 202 — house Barterholm Hindle, Robert, groundsman and trainer to St. Mirren Football club—house 5 Greenhill road Hindle, Stephen, with Hunter, Barr, & Co., Glasgow—house 2 Greenlaw terrace Hislop, George R., F.C.S., engineer, and manager of Gas works Gf.s works house, Blackstoun road Hodgart, John, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, Limited—house Linnsburn, Renfrew road Hodgart, Matthew, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay, Limited house Millearn, Racecourse road, Ayr Hodge, Helen, 20 High street Hodge, Thomas, accountant and stockbroker, 21 St. Vincent place, " ;" Glasgow ; telegraphic address Hod., Glasgow telephone No. 3429. Glasgow—house Woodville, Carriagehill drive Hodgson, Thomas, chaplain to Burgh Parochial Board—house 3 Gladstone terrace Hogg, Archibald, cashier, Seedhill Finishing Company—house 1 M'Kerrell street Hogg, John, at John Adam's, 9 Gilmour street—house 1 Phillips street Hogg, Walter, tobacconist, 41^ Moss street—ho. 1 Greenlaw ter. Hogg, William, contractor. Harbour lane—ho. 5 New Sneddon —

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Holding, William J., traveller for Macfarlane & Co.—house 26 Battlefield avenue, Langside, Grlasgovi^ Hollis, John, engineer, 2 Quay lane—ho. 2 Christie st. HoUis, Walter G., clerk to T. Gow Smith—house 2 Christie street Holmes, Alexander, baker, 24 Causeyside—house 9 School wynd Holms, Archibald C, Sandyford Holms, John, M.D., physician and surgeon, 21 Wellmeadow and 2 Causeyside—house Priorscroft house, 50 High street Holms, John A., Sandyford Holmes, Maggie, Canal Street dairy, 29 Canal street Holmes, Matthew, wine and spirit merchant, 72 Broomlands house 20 John street Holms, Mrs., baby linen and wool warehouse, 30 High street—ho. 50 Causeyside Holms, Mrs. Archibald C, Sandyford Holms, Mrs., clothes mangier, 29 Canal street—house 70 do. Holmes, Robert, confectioner, 4 Lawn street—house do. Holmes, Robert, tobacconist and newsagent, 28 Wellmeadow house Woodside place, King street Holmes, William, flesher, 21 Sandholes—house 15 Back Sneddon Holms, William, cowfeeder, 15 Back Sneddon Holms, William, Sandyford, Renfrew road Holroyd, A., organist of Free St. George's Church and teacher of music—house 31 Gauze street Holt, H., ladies' hatter, 30 High street, two stairs up Hood, Ann, grocer, 27 New Sneddon—house do. Hood, James, shopman to G. M. Young—house 16 West street Hood, Thomas, spirit dealer, 15 Lawn street—house Todholm cottage Hood, Mrs. Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, Todholm cottage Hood, William, china merchant, 10 Broomlands—house 15 do. Hopkins, James, of Walker, Hopkins & Co.—ho. Underwood lane Horgan, Rev. William, assistant, St. Mary's R.C. Chapel—house 73 George street Home, David, draper, 109 High street—house 144 George street Home, Mrs., dressmaker, 4 Old Smithhills Hosie, Alexander, jun., traveller to Robert Brown & Son—house 12 Lady lane Hosie Brothers, aerated water manufacturers, 36 Gordon's lane Hosie, William, of Hosie Brothers—house 3 Wardrop street House of Refuge for Females (washing and dressing) Victoria pi., Lady lane (see advt.) Hosiery Manufacturing Co., 18 Moss street Houston, Archibald, farmer. West Walkinshaw, Greenock road Houston, David, apprentice-at-law to Reids tfe Campbell—house Parklea, Sunnyside. ——

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Houston, Gavin, of G. & T. Houston—house 5 Maxwellton street Houston, Gr. & T., Wrights, 5 Maxwellton street Houston, James, of Robin & Houston — house Brisbane house, Bellahouston,

Houston, Matthew, china and fancy goods merchant, 19 George st. house do. Houston, Miss, mantle maker—show-rooms 10 St. Mirren street Houston, Mrs., stationer and sub-post-office, 20 Glen street ho. do. Houston, Mrs. John, shoemaker, 15 Old Smithhills—ho. 3 Hawk- head road Houston, Robert, drysalter, Glasgow—house Parklea, Sunnyside Houston, Thomas, of G. & T. Houston —house 27 Maxwellton st. Houston, William F., veterinary surgeon, 4 Glen lane and George street; telephone No. 77—house 26 St. James street Howarth, R. H., general manager to J. & P. Coats Limited—house Gleniifer lodge, Meikleriggs Howat, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, and wholesale agent for White's bleaching fluid, 31 Storie street—house 1 Mansfield place Howe, Andrew, church officer of Original Secession Church house 75 High street

Howe, Thomas ; vanman to John Spence & Sons—ho. 5 M'Kerrell street Howie, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 7 Lawn street Howie, James, 22 Underwood road Hownam, Misses, dressmakers, 45 High street Hughes, John, confectioner, 92 New Sneddon—ho. 2 Brown's lane Hughes, Mrs., confectioner, 8 Lylesland—house do. Hume, D. J., shoemaker, 35|- Broomlands Hume, Thomas B., clerk, Post Office —house 29 Well street Humphreys, Charles, butler to Archd. Coats—house Wilson street Hunter, Alexander, confectioner, 11 Carriagehill— house do. Hunter, Alexander, general merchant, 1 Cleopatra buildings. Spring- bank road— hsuse do. Hunter, Archibald, of Hunter & Goudie—house 13 Argyle street Hunter, Arthur, grocer, 11 Great Hamilton street—house do. Hunter, Clark, cooper and cask merchant. Park buildings, off Underwood lane Hunter, David, weigher, No. 1 Municipal weighing machine, St. James street—house 23 Glen street Hunter & Goudie, plumbers and gasfitters, 90 Canal street Hunter, James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 32 High street house 1 Crossflat terrace —•

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Hunter, James, refreshment rooms, 8 St. James' place —house 11 Glen street Hunter, James M., collector G. & S. W. Railway, Canal station house 28 Whitehead street Hunter, JohnBaird, M.D., CM., surgeon and oculist, 3 Smithhills— house 31 St. James street Hunter, John C, warehouseman at J. & P. Coats Limited—house 37 Wellmeadow Hunter, John K., house painter, 30 Wellmeadow—ho. 1 West brae Hunter, Mrs. John, Glenara cottage, Meikleriggs Hunter, Joseph, spirit merchant, 120 George street—house do. Hunter, Mrs. Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 22 Great Hamilton street—house do. Hunter, Robert, tailor, 24 St. James street —house do. Hunter, Walter M'D., cashier, Caledonian Railway Carting depart- ment—house 1 Allison place Hunter, William, chemist and druggist, 31 Causeyside—house 31 St. James street Hussey, James S., gas meter inspector, 30 Canal street Hutchison, D. T., plasterer, 6 Wellmeadow, and 245 St. Vincent street, Glasgow—house 6 Wellmeadow, (see advt.) Hutchison, James, Surgeon-Major, Calside villa Hutchison, James Speirs, insurance agent, Calside villa Hutchison, John, I. A., architect, 110 Hope street, Glasgow—ho. Fairhill, Calside Hutchison, Mary, teacher, West Public school—house 34 High street Hutchison, Mrs. Thomas, 7 Buchanan terrace Hutchison, Misses, Westside cottage, 3 Glen lane Hutchison, Robert, boot and shoe manufacturer, 83 High street house 34 do Hutchison, Robert, of William Hutchison, jun., & Co., George place—house Aldersyde, Craw road Hutchison, William, plasterer, 11 Glen lane—house 6 Glen street Hutchison, William, jun., & Co., scourers, George place Hutchison, William, writer, of MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison, joint-clerk to Paisley (Burgh) School Board—house Calside villa Hutton, James, carriage-hirer—stables Bank street—house 15 Gauze street Hutton, Rev. George Clark, D.D., minister of Canal street U.P. church—ho. Mount Pleasant Hutton, Robert, wood merchant and commission agent. Bank-end Mills, New Sneddon—house Riversdale, Langbank 78 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Hutton, W. H., & Co., manufacturers and warehousemen, 4 Cumber- land court, Causeyside Hutton, W. H., of W. H. Hutton & Co.-r—ho. 2 Glenview terrace

INDUSTRIAL School, Albion street—Thomas Smith, F.E.I.S., CM., superintendent Infirmary, Bridge street — house surgeon, Alex. Robb Smith, M.B., CM. Inglis & Co, hatters and hosiers, 104 High street (Cross) Inglis, James, foreman at Brown & Poison's—ho. 1 Calside place Inglis, John, grocer, 5 Mossvale street Inglis, John, hatter and hosier, 81 High st. —ho. 12 Wardrop st. Inglis, John, joiner, 51 High street—house 5 Mossvale street Inglis, Miss, milliner, 4 George street—house 12 Wardrop street Inglis, Robert A., of Inglis & Co.—house 5 M'Kerrell street Ingram & Co., oil and grease manufacturers, Caledonia Oil works. Clark street Ingram, Archd. C M., F.CS., of Ingram & Co.—ho. 5 Buchanan ter. Ingram, Archd. C M., of Lilla & Edwards—house 5 Buchanan terrace Ingram, Josephine, governess and teacher of music, 3 Hillview place Ingram, Mrs., 3 Hillview place, Espedair Inland Revenue Office, 97 High street—Supervisor, J. A. Tannahill Irvine, Frank, cashier to John Spence & Sons—house Hafton, Calside Avenue Irvine, elames, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Moss street—ho. 7 Whitehaugh terrace Isdale, James, at Isdale

JAAP, John, sewing-machine and fancy goods merchant, 15 and 29 Wellmeadow—house 14 do. - Jack, David, of James Jack's (Cross)—house, Glencairn, Blackball Jack, David, with Macfarlane & Co.—house 4 Whitehaugh terrace Jack, Elizabeth Lang, head mistress, Grammar school—house 83 Oakshaw street Jack, James, family grocer, tea and wine merchant, 107 and 108 High street (Cross) —house Glencairn, Blackball Jack, Peter, of Ronald, Jack, & Co.—house Castlehead Jackson, Wm., pattern designer, Ronald, Jack, & Co.—house 5 Buchanan terrace Jamieson, Alexander, confectioner, 65 George street Jamieson, James, shoe and slipper maker, 6 Lylesland ——

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Jamieson, John, fruiterer, 60 Love street—ho. 1 Auchentorlie pi. Jamison, Matthew, Royal Oak restaurant, 45 Moss street Jamieson, William, fruiterer and confectioner, 23 Well street house do. Jardine, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Gauze street Jarvie, James, dairyman, 21 Underwood road—house do. Jarvie, Mrs., grocer, 10 Glen street Jeffrey, Charles, cashier to Wm. Poison & Co.—ho. Inglefield cot., Glasgow road Jeffrey, Miss M. H., dressmaker, 8 Wardrop street Johnson, James C, at James M'Duif's—ho. 5 Greenlaw terrace Johnson, Thomas, assurance superintendent. Prudential Assurance Company, 94 High street—house 5 Greenlaw terrace Johnston, Alexander, warehouseman at Clark & Co.'s—house 1 Glenview Johnston, Archibald M'A., M.A., C.T., teacher, North School—ho. Woodside, Johnstone Johnston, Charles H., sheriif officer, 23 School wynd—house Berrie Knowe cottage, Barrhead Johnstone, Rev. David, minister of St. Columba Parish Church house Glenview, Potterhill Johnston, D. L., auctioneer and valuator, 25 High street—house 37 Great Hamilton street (see advt.) Johnston, J. & G., corn flour and starch merchants, 28 Causeyside Johnston, James, spirit merchant, 36 Ferguslie—house do. Johnstone, James, distiller, Dean distillery, Edinburgh—house Glenpatrick, Elderslie Johnstone, James F., M.A., LL.B., writer, 8 Gilmour street—house Glenpatrick, Elderslie Johnstone, James Reid, restaurateur, 63 Broomlands Johnston, Jason, carting contractor, 4 M'Farlane's lane—ho 9 do. Johnston, John, of William Johnston & Co.,—house Beauchamp, Love street Johnston, John Hart, clerk at R. & T. Russell's—ho. Beauchamp Johnston, John, confectioner, 27 Love street—house do. Johnstone, J. M., clerk at C. H. Handasyde & Co.'s Johnston, Mrs. Alex., confectioner, 4 Laighpark—house do. Johnstone, Robert, fruiterer and confectioner, 53 Broomlands house 51 do. Johnston, William, confectioner, 10 Orchard street Johnston, William, & Co., buckram and bonnet shape manufac- turers, 4 Shuttle street Johnston, Wm., carting contractor, 9 Brick lane—house 17 North Croft —

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Johnston, Wm. D., of William Johnston & Co. —house Beauchamp Jolly, William, assistant superintendent Kibble Reformatory^ Greenock road Jones, Georgina, dressmaker, 19 Greenhill road.

KAY, James, china merchant, and waste dealer, 24 George street —house 25 do. Kean, George, of Kean & Wardrop—house 119 George street, Glasgow Kean & Wardrop, mosaic and encaustic tile layers and marble workers, 151 Sauchiehall street Glasgow—Telephone No. 292 (see advt.) Keating, John, broker, 6 Old Sneddon—house do. Keay, Angus, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, 93 High street—house 1 Buchanan terrace Keenan, Elizabeth, teacher, St. Catherine's R.C. school—house 4 East Buchanan street Keenan, William, wholesale butter and egg merchant, 3 Johnston street—house 3 Williamsburgh Keir, Andrew, clerk at J. & P. Coats' Limited—house 3 Gladstone terrace Keir, Robert, hairdresser, 32 Wellmeadow—house 5 Greenhill rd. Keith, Adam, of Cochran & Keith—house 56 Causeyside Keith, Alexander, joiner, 3 Thread street—house 44 Mill street Kelly, Adam, wine and spirit merchant, 2 St. James street —house 1 Maxwell street Kelly, Alexander, plumber, 16 Causeyside—ho. 9^ Stevenson street Kelly, Andrew, grocer, 11 Gauze street—house 5 Whitehead street Kelly, Andrew, clerk Burgh Parochial Board—house 55 Causeyside Kelly, Andrew, jun., clerk, James Wood & Co.—ho. 5 St. James st. Kelly, E., grocer, 22 Lawn street Kelly, James Y., family baker, 34 High street —house 31 Oakshaw Kelly, Miss Mary, knitter and hosier, 5 Argyle street—house do. Kelso, Archibald, shopman with James Caldwell & Son—house 43 Moss street Kelso, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 66 Causeyside—house do. Kelso, Misses, dress and mantle makers, 37 Canal street Kelso, Thomas, clerk to Brown & Poison—house 4 Lylesland ter. Kelso, William W,, sanitary inspector, and inspector of cleansing, Municipal buildings—house 28 George street Kemp, Daniel, chief draughtsman at Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.'s house 57 St. Andrew's road, Pollokshields, Glasgow Kennedy, Archibald, bootmaker, 2 Canal street—house do. Kennedy, David, bootmaker, 19 Gauze street—ho. 7 M'Kerrell st. PAISLEY DIEECTORY. 81

Kennedy, Donald, assistant gardener, Fountain Gardens, Love st. Kennedy, Gavin, baker, 152 George street—house do. Kennedy, George, shoemaker, 9 West Croft street—house do. Kennedy, James, cashier, Abercorn Shipbuilding Co.—house 37 New Sneddon street Kennedy, James, manager to Mackenzie Bros.— house Gateflat cottage, Renfrew road Kennedy, James, confectioner, 46 George street—house do. Kennedy, John, bread and biscuit baker, 31 High st.—ho. 4 Green- law terrace Kennedy, John, janitor Ferguslie public School Kennedy, Samuel, foreman to Cowan & Co., Canal goods station —house 12 Gauze street Kennedy, Mrs., dress and mantle maker, 37 New Sneddon—ho. do. Kent Fire and Life Offices (established 1802). R. S. Milne, branch manager, 68 St. Vincent st., Glasgow; telephone No. 4373 (see advt). Kent, George C, traveller to James Robertson, Thrushgrove works—house Hillview Kent, John, bookseller and printer, 30 Causeyside—ho. 2 Ralston ter. Kernohan, John, bootmaker, 109 George street—house 62 do. Kerr, Allan, manager to William Macintyre, jun., & Co.—house 1 Richmond place Kerr, Alexander, 3 Galloway street Kerr & Co. Limited, thread manufacturers, Underwood mills Kerr, Ellen, laundry, 56 Broomlands—house do. Kerr, Finlay, collector of poor rates, Abbey Parish—office 98 High street—house 4 Phillips street Kerr & Finlator, writers, 12 High street Kerr, Francis, greengrocer, 14 Underwood road Kerr, Gavin, joiner, 28 Orchard street—house do. Kerr, James, hairdresser, 1 Old Sneddon st.—ho. 17 Greenhill rd. Kerr, James P., of Parlane & Kerr—ho. Glen Ellen, Barterholm Kerr, James P., clerk, Canal station—house 25 Hill street, Kilmar- nock Kerr, Janet, milliner, 20 Causeyside—house 28 Orchard street Kerr, John, at Gavin Kerr's— house 1 Bute place Kerr, John P., of R. & J. P. Kerr—house Dargavel, Bishopton Kerr, John, clerk. National Bank—house Glengarnock, Kilbirnie Kerr, John, fruiterer and florist, 36 High st.—house do. Kerr, Miss, Greenbank, Carriagehill drive Kerr, Mrs., cowfeeder, 26 New street—house do. Kerr, Mrs., wine and spirit merchant, 7 Glen street—house do. Kerr, Mrs. Helen, newsagent, 68 Causeyside F —

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Kerr, Mrs. Peter, Gallowhill house, Renfrew road Kerr, Peter, hardware dealer, 18 Lawn street Kerr, Peter, & Son, heddle twine manufacturers, New Street Mills Kerr, P., & Son, thread manufacturers. New Street mills Kerr, P. & J. P., power-loom cloth manufacturers, Underwood Mills Kerr, Robert, painter and decorator, 24 G-auze street—house 2 Hawkhead terrace, Seedhill road Kerr, Robert, & Son, manufacturers, 22 Thread street Kerr, Robert, of Robert Kerr & Son—house 14 Abbey street Kerr, Robert, of Kerr & Young—house 1 Mary street Kerr, Robert, farmer, East Fulton, by Linwood Kerr, Thomas, of Kerr & Finlator—house Camnethan villa, Arkleston road Kerr, Thomas, ledger clerk, Saucel Railway station—house 27 Storie street Kerr, Walter, clerk, Canal Station G. & S. W. Railway—ho. 27 Storie street Kerr, William, farmer, Linclive Kerr & Young, glaziers, 47 Old Sneddon street Keter, William, farmer, Bogside, Renfrew Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road—John Grant, superintendent Killin, Alexander, spirit merchant, 26 Gauze st. —ho. 7 Gauze St. Killin, Archibald, clerk at Brown & Poison's—house 12 Lady lane Kilpatrick, Alexander, funeral undertaker, 16 Abbey st.—ho. da. Kilpatrick, Hugh, house painter and sign writer, 6 St. James place house 6 Glen street (see advt.) Kilpatrick, James, of James Kilpatrick & Son, Dyers' wynd house Greenlaw Kilpatrick, James, & Son, plumbers and lead merchants, Dyers' wynd Kilpatrick, John, & Son, wrights and funeral undertakers, 16 Abbey street—house do. (see advt.") Kilpatrick, John, of James Kilpatrick & Son, Dyers' wynd—house Rosslyn, Greenlaw drive Kilpatrick, Margaret, dressmaker, 11 Abercorn street Kilpatrick, Mrs. James, tobacconist, 18 Causeyside—house 29 Causeyside Kilpatrick, Thomas, slater and cement merchant, 40 Canal street house 132 George street Kilpatrick, William, hairdres-ser, 104 Causeyside—house 31 Orchard street King, Alexander, & Son, woollen and linen drapers, tailors and clothiers, 4 Gilmour street King, James, dairyman, 19 Sandholes King, John^ grocer, 7 Lawn street —ho. 2 William street —

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King, John, wine and spirit merchant, 25 New Smithhills—house 24 do. Iving, Mrs. Agnes, Howrah cottage, Calside King, Robert, watchmaker, electro-plater, and jeweller, 22 High street King, Walter, of Alexander King & Son—house Greenlaw King, William, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Old Smithhills King, William, & Co., carriage hirers and funeral undertakers office 2 County place—stables 2 New Smithhills—house do. Kinmond, Sergt. Inst. William, Drill Hall—ho. 19 Argyle street Kirk, Alexander, printer, 27 Wellmeadovv Kirk, George G., glass merchant, glazier, glass embosser, and painter, agent for Caledonian Plate Glass Insurance Co., 6 and 7 New Smithhills, and 7 and 9 Stockwell place, Glasgow —house 1a Laigh park Kirk, John, 14 Thread street Kirk, John, joiner, builder, and glazier, 27 Wellmeadow Kirk, Mrs., 27 Wellmeadow Kirkland, Walter, farmer, Colinslee farm, Colinslee Kirkpatrick, Joseph, farmer, Meikleriggs Kirkpatrick, Rev. William, assistant and missionary Free St. George's church—house 4 Gladstone terrace Kirkwood, Baird, & Co., manufacturers, Blackball works Kirkwood, George, traveller to Hugh Lambie—ho. 1 Richmond pi. Kirkwood, Isaac, of Ritchie & Kirkwood—house 1 Jauefield place Kirkwood, James, spirit merchant, 21 Broomlands—house 22 do. Kirkwood, James, of Kirkwood, Baird, & Co. —ho. 22 Broomlands Kirkwood, Mrs., cowfeeder, 8 Glen lane Kirkwood, Thomas, confectioner, 24 Great Hamilton street Kirkwood, William, carting contractor, 134 George st. —ho. 35 do. Kirkwood, William, foreman at Mossvale Turning works—house 3 Russell street Kirkwood, Wm., feuar, Primrose cottage, Carriagehill drive Kirkwood, William, water pipe layer, Municipal buildings Kirkwood, William L., clerk to John Muir—ho. 2 Crossflat ter. Knight & Dundas, general clothiers and house furnishers, 3 Cum- berland court Knight, Samuel H., of Knight & Dundas—ho. Avenue cottage, Nethercommon Knox, David, fruiterer, 33 Thread street—house do. Knox, George, of M. Algie & Co., Glasgow^^—ho. 3 Janefield place Knox, James, confectioner, 26 and 34 Causeyside—house 35 do. Knox, Jeanie, dressmaker, 8 West croft Knox, M., feather dyer, cleaner, and curler, 53 Storie street 84 PAISLEY DIRECTOEY.

Knox, Walter, funeral undertaker, 53 Storie st. —ho. do. (see advt.) Kolin, Jacques, B.es-L., master of modern languages, Grammar School—house 31 New Sneddon Kyle, Andrew, farmer, Muirhead, Elderslie Kyle, Robert, farmer, Laigh park Kyle, Matthew, jun., farmer, Selvieland, by LiuAvood Kyle, Mary M., teacher, Ferguslie half-tmie School—ho. 1 Kmg street, PoUokshaws

LACAILLE, Ch., teacher of languages, classroom Geo. A. Clark Town hall—house 9 Hamilton drive, Hillhead, Glasgow Lachlan, Robert, plumber and gasfitter, 17 Sandholes—ho. do. Laidlaw, M., clerk at Robert Brown & Son's—house 3 Clavering st» Laing, Arthur, clerk at Post Office—house 9 Abbey terrace Laing, William, agent for Phoenix, British Legal and Edinburgh insurance companies —ho. 4 Newton street Laing, John, firewood merchant, 7 Minerva place—ho. 6 do. Laird, Joseph, cowfeeder, 12 Gauze street Laird, Robert, fruiterer, 14 Gauze street—house 12 do. Laird, Mrs. Robert, cowfeeder, 18 Gauze street Laird, William, of Robert Wilson & Laird—-ho. 2 Buchanan ter. Lamb, James Barr, LA., architect, surveyor, and measurer, licensed property valuator, and insurance agent, 12 High street—house Underwood cottage (see advt. of Norwdch Union Insurance Society) Lambie, Hugh, wholesale grocer, 5 Silk street—house do. Lambie, James, warehouseman at Hugh Lambie's—house 6 Christie street Lamond, Mrs. Ann, spirit merchant, 1 Silk street—ho. 22 Lawn st. Lamont, Mrs., 21 Glen street Lamont, Miss, dress and mantlemaker, 82 Causeyside—house do. Landess, Robert, spirit merchant, 20 George street—house 3 Tower buildings Lang, Alexander, 11 King street Lang, Andrew D. C, at James Boyd & Sous'—house 18 Greenhill road Lang, Arthur, farmer, Garneyland, by Inchinnan Lang, Benjamin, solicitor, secretary and treasurer to Renfrew- shire Agricultural Society, 94 High street—house Stanley view, Carriagehill drive Lang & Co., manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Lang, David, dyer, Espedair Dyeworks—house 4 Lylesland terrace^ Espedair Lang, Hugh, lath merchant, 38 Mill street—ho. 2 M'Kerrell street ——

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Lang, James, of W. J. & W. Lang—house Glen house ^ Lang, James, leather and iudiarubber merchant, 31 High street house Glen house Lang, James, church officer of Free Martyrs' church, 9 Sandholes Lang, John, flesher, 55 Caledonia street—house 53 do. street Lang, John, Jan., wine and spirit merchant, 77 and 78 High —house 77 do. Lang, John, sen., spirit merchant, 110 George st. —ho. 77 High st. Lang, John M., M.A., LL.B., writer, of Hart, Abercrombie & Lang—house 4 Orr square Lanof, John, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 20 Broomlands—house ^79 do. Lang, John, Abbey Parochial Board—^house Elderslie Lang, Matthew, joiner, Murray street—house 2 Buchanan terrace Lang, Mrs., furnishings, 18 George street Lang, Mrs., dairy, 1 Johnston street—house 2 do. Lang, Mrs. Jane, 1 Espedair Lang, Rev. A. Montgomerie,B.Sc., minister of High Parish church —house High Church manse Lang, Robert, of Lang & Co. —house 40 Broomlands Lang, Robert, warper, and hosiery manufacturer, 8 Forbes place and Marshall's lane—house Stanley view, Mary street Lang, Robert, grain merchant, 4 Glen lane—house do. Lang, Thomas W., at Robert Lang's—house 4 Glen lane Lang, W. J. & W,, tanners, 1 and 2 Seedhill Lang, William, spirit merchant, 43 Moss street Lang, William, of W. J. & W. Lang—ho. 4 Orr square •Lang, William, at Robert Lang's—house 4 Glen lane Lang, William, jun., of W. J. & W. Lang—house Holmhurst, Sunnyside Langmuir, Bryce, coal merchant. Western coal depot. King street —house 15 Argyle street Langmuir, Robert, potato merchant, 28 Causeyside—ho. 8 George street Langmuir, Walter, grocer, 19 New Sneddon—house 13 Blacklaw lane Lappiau, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 4 New street — house 30 High street Lauchlan, John, confectioner, 9 Back Sneddon—house do. Lauchlan, John, book-keeper to Provident Co-operative Society house The Limes, East Greenlaw Lauchlan, Robert, accountant and property agent, and agent for house Allan and State Line of steamers—office 4 Causeyside ; Roseneath cottage, Glasgow road —

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Lauder, Jessie, fancy ^oocls merchant, 98 Causeyside—house 14 Gauze street Law, Richard, 30 Broomlands Law, William, auctioneer, appraiser and valuator, 113 Causeyside —ho. 1 Alexandria place, Calside Law, William, calenderer, 113 Causeyside—house 1 Alexandria place, Calside Lawrence, Rev. J. J., minister Primitive Methodist Church—ho. The Manse, St. James street Lawrie & Co., drapers, 12 St. James place Lawrie, Henry, at John Kilpatrick & Son's—house 17 Abbey street Lawrie, James, weigher. No. 2 Municipal weighing machine. South Croft street—house 5 Phillips street Lawrie, James, clerk at J. M. Symington's—ho. GC) Love st Lawrie, John, feuar, 1 Royal terrace Lawrie, Mrs., midwife, 14 Maxvvellton street Lawrie, Robert, coachbuilder, 77 New Sneddon street—house do. Lawrie, Thomas H., 139 George street Lawrie, William, of Lawrie & Co.—house G6 Love street Lawrie, William, bower, Lonehead, Inchinnan road—house do. Lawson, John, manager to Mrs. Paterson—house 23 Argyle street Leal, Geo., manager to M^Dougall Bros., drapers—ho. Shettleston Leckie, Archibald, Benclutha, Glasgow road Leckie & Macgregor, dyers, Lonend dyeworks—Glasgow house of call 89 Queen street Lee, Jane, cowfeeder, 37 Ferguslie Lee, Robert, joiner, cartwright, spring van and lorry builder, and smith, 11 and 12 St. James street; branch, 32 Carriagehill house 21 St. James street Lee, Rev. W^alter, M.A., minister of Greenlaw Church—ho. Green- law drive Lees, David, tailor and clothier, 32 Causeyside—ho. FernsidCy Mary street Lees, Mrs. R., confectioner, 16 Broomlands Lees. Peter, spirit merchant, 5 and 6 Old Smithhills—house 31 New Smithhills Legg, Miss, dressmaker, 77 Causeyside Leggat, Alexander, of Leggat & Gibson—house 3 Gladstone terrace Leggat, David, & Co., washers and dressers, Colinslee Laundry —established 1860. (see advt.) Leggat & Gibson, cotton, wool, and wadding manufacturers, Colinslee Leishman, Annie, teacher, Camphill public School—ho. Nethercraigs Leitch, James, carting foreman. Canal station—house 18 Canal st. - •

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Leitch, Johu, saddler and harness-maker, 10 Abbey street—ho. do. Leitch, Mrs. dining rooms, 3 New street Leitch, William, & Son, flcshers, 31 Causeyside and 3 Old Smith-

hills ; telephone No. 189. Leitch, William R., hatter, hosier, and glover, 99 High street—house Annfield place, Lylesland Leitch, William, pawnbroker, 106 George street—house do. Leitch, James, of Wm. Leitch & Son—house 6 George street Leitch, William S., of Wm. Leitch & Son—house 16 Barclay street Lemay, Arthur, clerk, Greenlaw goods station—ho. 5 Garthland street Lemay, Mrs., furrier, 18 Argyle street Lemay, Mrs. and Miss, dressmakers, 5 Garthland street Lennie, Mrs., midwife and ladies' nurse, 6 George street Leslie, W., insurance agent, 33 Thread street Lewis, John, cork cutter, 63 Storie street—house o5 High street Liberal Club (Paisley), 90 High street Lilla & Edwards, manufacturers of British India Chutney Sauce— works, Clark street Linn, John S., at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—house 1 Maxwell street Linn, Thomas, cashier at Ronald, Jack, & Co.'s—ho. 1 Maxwell st. Lipton, Thomas J., provision merchant, 98 High street—house Johnston villa, Cambuslang Lithgow, J. D., joiner, 12 New Smithhills—house 24 Glen street Little, James Imrie, chief sanitary inspector for the First or Upper District of Renfrewshire—^ofldce County buildings, St. James

street ; house 3 New Stock street Little, John, teacher, Neilson Institution—house 4 Maxwellton st. LiYerpool and London and Globe Insurance Company, 30 George square, Glasgow (see advt.) Livingstone, Daniel, cowfeeder, 20 Gauze street Livingstone, David, officer Free High church—ho. 3 John street Lochfield Skating Pond—entrance by Todholm cottage road or Colinslee toll road —keeper, James Reid, 8 Lylesland Lochhead, Andrew F., B.L., writer, of M'Naughton & Lochhead— house Harmony cottage, Falside Lochhead, Archibald, spirit dealer, 7 Wallneuk—house 1 Incle st. Lochhead, Daniel, sub-editor Daily JSxpress—house 2 Glenview Lochhead, George F., of G. F. Lochhead & Co.—ho. tiarecraigs Lochhead, G. F. & Co., pawnbrokers and jewellers, 32 Causeyside and 1 Gordon's lane Lochhead, James C,, bootmaker, 3 Love street—house 3 M'Kerrell street Lochhead, John, of P. Kerr & Son—house Gleniffer view, Calside —

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Lochhead, Joseph M., of M'Innes, Mackenzie, & Lochhead, sheriff-clerk of Renfrewshire, 7 Gilmour street and Sheriif- Conrt Buiklings, St. James st. —ho. The Lanrels, Castlehead Lochhead, Miss, dressmaker, 36 Canal street Lochhead, Mrs. Alexander, confectioner, 11 Old Smithhills Lochhead, Mrs. John F., Lam^el bank, High Carriagehill Lochhead, Mrs. William A., 2 Glenview Lochhead, Robert, Bank of Scotland messenger—house Canal street Lockhart, Andrew H., draper, 90 High street—house 5 Royal ter- race, Greenlaw Lockhart, George, shoemaker, 32 Wellmeadow Lockhart, Mrs. Alexander, baker, 25 Gordon's lane Lockhart, Mrs., clothes mangier, 18 Orchard street Lockie, Robert, carrier, 91 Causeyside—Glasgow quarters, 67 Ingram street Logan, Alexander, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 87 Canal street and 8 "Wardrop street^—house Broomfield, Glasgow road Logan, Archibald, 2 Whitehaugh terrace Logan, Arthur, of David Logan & Son—house Elliestoun, Calside avenue Logan, David, & Son, coal merchants—head office, Canal station, and at Underwood, Saucel, Potterhill, and Ferguslie stations Logan & Gardner, shawl manufacturers, 5 Forbes place Logan, James, hardware, 4 Gauze street—house do. Logan, James, fishmonger, 20 Wellmeadow—house 1 Park terrace Logan, John, of Logan & Gardner^—house Westerfield, Calside Logan, Mary, dressmaker, 41 Lady lane Logan, Robert, potato merchant, 36 Gordon's lane — house 9 Shuttle street Logan, William, collector of gas accounts—house 4 Russell street London & Glasgow Tea Co., 18 Moss st. —manager, R. M. Clyde Lonend Dyeworks (Leckie & Macgregor), Lonend Lorimer^ J. C, assurance agent, 27 Whitehead street Lorimer, J. & E., 2 Park terrace, 16 Underwood road Love, James, teacher, Kibble Reformatory — house 6 Buchanan terrace Love, Janet, teacher, Camphill public School—ho. 1 5 Thistle ter. Love, John, cowfeeder and contractor, 40 Storie street Love, Malcolm, grocer and provision merchant, 52 Caledonia st. house do. Love, Matthew, tailor, 11 Carbrook street Love, Mrs., confectioner, 46 Calside Love, Mrs., 15 Meikleriggs road Love, R., of R. Love & Co.—house 4 M'Kerrell street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 89

Love, R. & Co., opticians, 103 High street LoAv, Rev. William, B.D., minister of Martyrs' Clinrch—manse Castlehead Lucas, Alexander, head joiner. Kibble Reformatory Lyall, H. & C, hosiers and furnishers, 97 High street—house 20 do. Lyall, James, chemist (Medical Hall Limited), 18 Gilmour street Lyall, William, grocer, 9 West Campbell street Lyle, Dalrynlple, accountant, house factor, and agent for the West of England Insurance Company, 3 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside—house 23 Oakshaw street Lyle, Alexander, at J. & P. Coats Limited—house 1 Ferguslie buildings Lyle, Jas. A., coal merchant, 27 Oswald street, Glasgow—house Blackland cottage Lyle, James, engineer, Newton Engineering works, Newton street —house 32 Maxwellton Lyle, J., dressmaker, 23 Oakshaw street Lyle, John, cowfeeder, 25 Lawn street Lyle, Mrs. John, farmer, Middleton, by Linwood Lyle, Peter, foreman to William Hutchison, jun., & Co.— house George place Lyle, William, warper, 13 Alice place—house do. Lyle, W. S., at J. & W. Crossley's—house 3 M'Kerrell street Lyle, William W., cashier to Andrew Foulds & Son, 5 Abbey street —house 9 Wellmeadow Lymburn, James, & Son, silk mercers and drapers, 16 High street Lymburn, John, of James Lymburn & Son—house Gledstane, Bishopton Lynch, Miss, confectioner, 76 High street Lyon, John, coal merchant, 38 Gordon's lane—house do. Lyons & M'Neilage, milliners and furnishers, 75 Love street Lyons, Miss, of Lyons & M'Neilage—house 29 St. James street

MACK, Matthew C, clerk at Provident Co-Operative Society Limited—house 12 West Buchanan street Mack, Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Incle street Maguire, Charles, draper, 16 Storie street—house do. Maguire, Thomas Ramsay, foreman to R. Hay & Son—house 131 George street Main, Alexander, grocer, 29 High street—house 7 Greenlaw ter. Main, Mrs., 7 Greenlaw terrace Mair, E., clothes mangier, 70 Broomlands Mair, John, gardener to William Wilson, Brabloch ——

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Mairs, Joseph, hairdresser and tobacconist, 19 Moss street—house 9 M'Kerrell street Mair, AVm. C, tailor and clothier, 5 Gilmour street Malcolm, John, cowfeeder, 7 Canal street Malloch, Donald M., at James H. Dunn's—ho. The Glen, Elderslie Malloch, George Reston, clerk National Bank—house The Glen, Elderslie Mann, Anne C., 40 Oakshaw street Mann, William, teller, Union Bank—house 44 Calside Manners, Charles, manufacturing chemist, 18 Mill street —house Hawkhead terrace, Seedhill Manners, Charles, jun.,F.LC., analytical chemist, 10 Moss street house 8 Whitehaugh terrace Manners, Charles, jun., F.I.C., lecturer on Chemistry, School of Science and Art, Gilmour street Manwell, John, saddler and harness maker, 35 Wellmeadow—house 7 Castle street Marchant, Charles, brewer at Sacell Brewery—ho. 9 Saucel Marshall, Alexander, at Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell's—house 1 St. James street Marshall, Allan, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 Wellmeadow house do. Marshall,David, dairyman, 149 George street—house Leitchland farm Marshall, James, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Moss street, 80 Broomlands, and 9 Gauze street—house Mavisbank cottage Marshall, James, spirit merchant, 6 Cotton st. —house 11 Cochran street Marshall, John, ironfoundcr, Macdowall st. —ho. 7 Buchanan terrace Marshall, Mrs. Agnes, greengrocer, 30 Canal street Marshall, Thomas, grocer, 21 Sandholes—house Kerrshaw cottage, Glasgow road Martin, Alexander, plumber and gasiitter, 10 Lawn street Martin, Francis, of Young & Martin—ho. Camphill house Martin, Mary, confectioner, 33 Storie street Martin, Mrs. John, 7 West Croft Martin, Mrs. R., clothes mangier, 19 Wallace street Martin, Robert, grocer, 38 Well street Martin, Robert S., plain and decorative painter, 19 Wallace street Martin, William, grocer and provision merchant, 14 Broomlands house do. Mason, Alexander, auctioneer and valuator, job warehouse, 6 Causeyside—house 2 Allison place (see advt.) Mason, David, confectioner, 12 Abbey close—house do. Mason, Mrs. James, boys' outfitter, 36 High street —

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Masonic hall, 96 High street Masonic (Paisley) Hall Co. (Limited)—registered office, 2 Lylesland terrace—George Fisher, secretary and treasurer Masson, George, OakshaAvside cottage, 11 West brae Masson, John W., at H. G. Porter & Co.'s—house 7 North street Mathie, Angus, farmer and hay merchant, Merksworth

Matheson, Farquhar, measurer, 173 vSt. Vincent street, Glasgow— house Eilan Donan, Oakshaw street Matheson, Joan A., teacher, East public School—house Eilaa Donan, Oakshaw street Matheson, John, suf)ervisor of inland revenue, Saucel Distillery chambers—house Eilan Donan, Oakshaw street Mathieson, John, tailor and clothier, 18 Gilmour street—house Newhall, Ralston Mathieson, Miss A., fancy goods warehouse, 8 Moss street—house Newhall, Glasgow road Mathieson, Mrs., Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Mathieson, Mrs., greengrocer, 3 Dovesland Mathieson, Peter, carriage hirer—stables 22 Back Sneddon—house Holyrood place. Back Sneddon Mathieson, Robert, clothier, 9 Fligh street—house do. Maxwell, Alexander, plasterer, 24 Gordon's lane—ho. 39 Canal St. Maxwell, Archibald B., at Robert Brown & Son's—house Millarston Maxwell, Henry, gardener to Chas. Cayzer, M.P., Ralston Maxwell, James, gardener to Mrs. James Arthur, Barshaw—house East lodge, Barshaw Maxwell, John, at Sanitary Inspector's office, Municipal buildings house 2 Johnston street Maxwell, William, agent G. & S.-W. Ry. Co., G. & S.-W. Station- house, Potterhill Maypole Dairy Co., butter factors, 8 High street Mearns, Robert, detective inspector, County police office —house 8 Buchanan terrace, Greenock road Mechanical (The) Retorts Company Ltd., chemical manufacturers, Murray street Medical (The) Hall, 9 St. James place Medical Hall (Limited), dispensing and manufacturing chemists, 18 Gilmour street — James Lyall, manager Meikle, George D. H., cashier Paisley Co-operative Manufacturing Society, 114 Causeyside—house 12 Lylesland Meikle, James, wine and spirit merchant, 27 New Sneddon—house 43 Back Sneddon Meiklejohn, Adam, hairdresser, 95 Causeyside—ho. 3 Johnston st. Meiklejohn, John, plumber, 134 George street —ho. 10 Lady lanfr —>

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Meiklem, John, farmer, South Candren, Blackstoun road Melville, Alex., tinsmith, plumber, and gasfitter, 82 Causeyside— house do. Melville, Daniel, designer, 3 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside ho. 13 Blacklaw lane Melvin, T. J., of T. J. Melvin & Co.—ho. 1 Water brae (Burgh) Melvin, T. J., & Co., auctioneers and valuators, 48 High street Menzies, Flora, teacher, Carbrook street public School—house 3 Gladstone terrace Menzies, Matthew, bookseller, 1 Wellmeadow and 10 Gauze street —house 10 Gauze street Merino Mill Yarn Store (Greenock)—branch 10 St. Mirren street Metcalfe, Eev. William Musham, D.D., minister of South Parish church—house South manse, Castlehead Miles, Mrs. E., confectioner, 53 High street and 34 Moss street— house 53 High street Millar, Adam, of W. & A. Millar—house 10 St. Mirren street Millar, Alexander, of Sacell Brewery Company— ho, 6 Garthland pi. Miller, A. C, at Barr, Stirrat, & Co.'s.—house 8 Camphill Miller, Alex. D., of Duff & Miller—ho. 12 Wellmeadow Miller, Alex. F., baker, 70 Love street—house 7 do. Millar, David, veterinary surgeon, 5 Caledonia street Milhir, George, clerk to John Hindle—house 4 Gladstone terrace Miller, George K., clerk Union Bank—ho. 4 Mansfield place Millar, Helen, 40 Oakshaw street Millar, James, & Son, yarn merchants, 106 Causeyside Millar, James, of James Millar & Son—residence, Cruickston Hall, by Govan Millar, James, gardener to John Clark, Gateside Millar, James, writer, 40 Oakshaw street Millar, James Y., manager to Tramway Company (Limited), 11 lucle street—-house 10 Incle street Millar, James, grocer, 1 Westmarch Millar, James, confectioner, Old toll house, StOnefield Millar, James, at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—house 2 Johnston street Millar, Jane, 40 Oakshaw street Millar, John, drysalter, oil merchant, and insurance agent, 16 St Vincent place, Glasgow—house East Knowe, Castlehead Millar, John, hairdresser, 29 Maxwellton st. —ho. 14 Broomlands Millar, John, Town's quarry manager. Mill street Miller, John, editor of " Renfrewshire Independent "—ho. Barrhead Miller, John, of Duff & Miller—house Park terrace, Underwood rd. Miller, John, feuar, 1 Garthland street Millar, Jonathan, collector of gas accounts—house 14 Lawn street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 95

Millar, Miss, 40 Oakshaw street Millar, Mrs., cowfeecler, 18 VVilliamsbiirgh Millar, Mrs. Andrew, Aiichentorlie Millar, Mrs. Elizabeth, of W. & A. Millar—house 10 St. Mirren st. Millar, Peter, flesher, 74 Love street—house do. Millar, P. K.,reed and heddle manufacturer, 32 High street—house 4 Mansfield place Millar, W. & A., tinsmiths, 10 St. Mirren street Millar, William, plasterer, 38 Causeyside—house do. Miller, William P., clerk at Adelphi Starch works—ho. Elderslie Mills, Robert, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street—house 32 do. Mills, Rev. William Fowler, rector, Holy Trinity (Episcopal Church, The Parsonage, Greenock road Milne, Hugh K., clerk to Isdale & M'Callum—house Albert place Milne, Rev. Thomas P., assistant The Abbey—ho. 3 Mansfield pi. Milne, R. vS., branch manager Kent Fire and Life Insurance Offices, 68 St. Vincent street, Glasgow—house Rocklea, Bridge of Weir Milton, Stephen, hairdresser, 25 Causeyside—ho. 3 Glendale place, Braid's road Mitchell, Alexander, broker, 15 Maxwellton street and 1 Neil st. Mitchell, Andrew, feuar. Myrtle bank, Carriagehill Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 88 Causeyside Mitchell, James, coal merchant, 32 Newton street Mitchell, James, 44 Mill street Mitchell, James, grocer, 32 Newton street Mitchell, James, of Armstrong & Mitchell—ho. 14 Thread street Mitchell, J., of Murphy, Mitchell, & Co.—house Glasgow Mitchell, John, foreman to Cowan & Co.—house 3 West croft Mitchell, John, wine and spirit merchant and purveyor. Commercial hotel, 11 High street Mitchell, John S., boot and shoemaker, 13 Wellmeadow Mitchell, Mrs., draper, 29 Ferguslie Mitchell, Robert, clothier, 131 George street—house do. Mitchell, Thomas, plasterer, 11 Sir Michael street—house 18 Causeyside (see advt.) Mitchell, Wm.,wine and spirit merchant, 19 Carriagehill—ho. 16 do. Mitchell, William C, clerk at Post Office—house 73 Love street Model Lodging-house, Arthur street, oif Well street Moffat, Robert, farmer, Turneyland, Greenock road Moir, James, joiner and horticultural builder, 32 High street (weigh house close)—house 2 Crossflat terrace Moir, WilliamDallas, traveller to Macfarlane & Co. —ho. Lilybank, Gourock 94 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Monaghan, James, at Speirs, Gibb, & Go's —house 20 G-reenhiil road Moncrieff, John, spirit merchant, 30 Ferguslie—ho. 50 Broomlands Money, Charles, clerk at J. & P. Coats', Limited—house Whin knowe, Meikleriggs Montague, Hugh, fruiterer and confectioner, 12 Broomlands—ho. 20 John street Monteath, John, feuar, 5 Whitehaugh terrace Monrgomery, Alex., grocer and provision merchant, 69 Broomlands Montgomery, Henry, contractor, 23 Carriagehill Moorhead, Robert, of Moorhead, Sinclair, & Co., Glasgow—house Craigielinn, Nethercraigs More, Agnes H., teacher. Camphill public School — houge 33 George street More, James, hatter and hosier, 7 Moss street—house 17 do. More, Robert, coal merchant, Underwood Coal depot—house 33 George street Morgan, James, nurseryman and seedsman, 3 Moss street (Cross) —house Manar, Falside Morgan, John, & Co., manufacturers, Gleniffer factory, 32 High st. Morgan, Mrs., fruiterer and confectioner, 7 Old Sneddon —ho. do, Morris, Andrew, at Robert Raton's —house 7 Wellmeadow Morris, Noble, boot and shoemaker, 30 Great Hamilton street Morrison, Alex., wine and spirit merchant, 13 Moss street—house do. Morrison, Alexander, proprietor, Globe hotel, 92 High street Morrison, Alexander, flesher, 12 Lylesland—house do. Morrison, Alex., writer at Thomas Walker's—ho. 10 M'Kerrell st. Morrison, Archibald C, M.A., clerk at M'Gregor, Donald, & Co.'s, Glasgow—house 3 Calside terrace Morrison, Bella C, teacher South Public School—house 3 Calside terrace Morrison, Bessie A., teacher, South Public School—ho. Calside ter. Morrison, David A., writer. 97 High street—ho. 3 Calside terrace Morrison, George, flesher, 35 High street—house 16 Moss street Morrison, Hugh, spirit merchant, 3 Silk street—house 3 Silk street Morrison, James, boot and shoemaker, 46 Moss street—house 9 M'Kerrell street Morrison, James, & Son, fleshers, 104 Gaorge street Morrison, James, clerk at A. F. Craig & Co.'s—ho. 1 Park terrace, 15 Underwood rd. Morrison, James L., flesher, 2 St. James street—house 16 Moss street Morrison, John, & Sons, coppersmiths, brassfounders, and plumbers, Dyers' wynd and Murray street Morrison, John, of John Morrison & Sons—house 5 Greenlaw terrace, Glasgow road —

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Morrison, John G., flesher, 25 Gauze street—house 14 Lawn street Morrison, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 92 Causeyside—house do. Morrison, Joseph, messenger-at-arms and sheriff officer for the counties of Lanark and Renfrew, 4 Moss street—house 8 Whitehaugh terrace Morrison, Matthew, of John Morrison & Sons—ho. G reenlaAv drive Morrison, Mrs., tobacconist and newsagent, 1 George street Morrison, Mrs., 3 Calside terrace Morrison, Mrs. Wm., of James Morrison & Son—house 20 Maxwellton street Morrison, William J., dairyman, 7 Greenhill road

Morrison, William, fruiterer and confectioner, 13 Maxwellton st. Mortimer, George, superintendent of Model Lodging-house, Arthur street Morton, Andrew, gardener to Mrs. Clark, Netherhill lodge Morton, Andrew, wholesale warehouseman, 24 Causeyside—house 1 Hillview place Morton, Annabella M., teacher Camphill public School—house Hill cottage, Calside Morton, Eliza, draper, 15 Broomlands—house 2 Hillview place Morton, Rev. William, retired clergyman. Hill cottage, Calside Morton, Robert, brickbuilder and contractor, 14 Wardrop street house do. Moscardini, P., ice cream and ginger beer manufacturer, 6 Glenview Terrace—house do. Motherwell, William, & Co., lithographers, colour printers, and spool ticket makers, 3 Moss street Mossvale Works (John Barr, wood turner), Springbank road Muir, A. Craig, commission and insurance agent, 75 Buchanan street, Glasgow—house Ivy bank, 47 Oakshaw street Muir, Archibald, tobacconist, cigar merchant, and shipping agent, 104 High street (Cross) Muir, Brothers, farmers, Ralees, Glasgow road Muir, David, grocer, 20 Williamsburgh Muir, Francis, insurance collector, 6 Buchanan terrace

Muir, Frank, overseer at Ronald, Jack, & Co.'s—house 71 Love st. Muir, George L., cashier to Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd.) house 2 Crossflat terrace Muir, J. & J., grocers and spirit dealers, 13 Neilston road—house 1 Stock street Muir, James, furnishing and general ironmonger, 21 Moss street ho. 71 Love street Mure, James, photographer—house 13 West Buchanan street Muir. James, butcher, 20 George street—ho. 29 Canal street —

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Muir John, accountant, liouse factor, and insurance agent, 23 Moss street—house Annfield villa, Castlehead Muir, John, cutler and hardware merchant, 138 George street house 25 do. Muir, John, church officer of Canal St. U.P church—house 10 Lady lane Muir, John, writer, of Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell, writers, County buildings—house Craigielea Muir, John F., 1 Stock street Muir, Joseph, spirit merchant, 20 Abbey street—ho. 24 Abbey St. Muir, Matthew, commission and insurance agent. Gazette buildings, 94 High street—house 2 Janefield place Mure, Miss, Ivy bank, 47 Oakshaw street Muir, Mrs. John, 4 Orr square Muir, Mrs. R., furnishings, 13 G-auze street Mure, Mrs. Robert, Marymaur villa, 35 Underwood road Muir, Mrs., mid-wife, Ivanhoe place Muir, Roger W., commission and insurance agent, and agent for the Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, London Guarantee and Accident Co., County Fire Office, Palatine and United Fire and Accident Coys., 75 Buchanan street, Glasgow, and 23 Moss street, Paisley—house Annfield villa, Castlehead (see advt.) Muir, William, dairyman, Crossflat terrace—ho. Rylees, Glasgow rd. Muldoon, Maggie, dressmaker, 24 Cotton street Mulholland, Samuel, agent for Geo. Milne, 2 Gauze street—ho. 1 Barclay street Mullin, Rev. James, D.D., R.C clergyman, 2 East Buchanan street Mungle, Alexander, tailor and clothier. Terrace buildings, 109 High street—house 7 do. Mungle, John B., apprentice-at-law with James Gardner—house 7 High street Munn, Walter, clerk at Canal Railway Station—ho. 19 Rankine St., Johnstone Munro, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Wellraeadow— house 4 Glenyiew Munro, Dr. A. Campbell, medical officer for the County of Renfrew —office. County buildings, St. James st. —house, Ashbourne, Bishof)ton Munro, Hector, shopman to Dr. Holmes—house 2 Causeyside Munro, James, baker, 6 Silk street—house do. Munro, James, cutter, Paisley Clothing Company—house 2 M'Kerrell street Munro, John, janitor West public School—house 2 Ferguslie —

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Mimro, John, & Co., wholesale and retail cabinetmakers and com- plete house furnishers,—^works and warehouse 32 High street and at 80 High street Munro, John, secretary Co-operative Manufacturing Society (Ltd.) —house 5 Phillips street Murdoch, Alexander, teacher, Neilson Institution, session clerk for Low Parish—parties wishing proclamation of marriage may apply to Mr Murdoch, at Neilson Institution (during School hours), or at house Gallowlea, Meikleriggs Murdoch, Mrs. James, confectioner, 21 Lawn street Murdoch, Robert, & Co., iron and steel merchants, 10 West Croft, and at 21 and 23 Robertson street. Glasffow Murdoch, Robert, of Robert Murdoch & Co.—house 7 Park Circus place, Glasgow Murdoch; Thomas, slater, 52 Causeyside—ho. 9 South Campbell st. Murphy, A. C, of Murphy, Mitchell, & Co.—house 27 Storie street Murphy, Mitchell, & Co., house furnishers and bedding manu- facturers, 9 Ceorge street Murphy, Peter J., headmaster St. Mirin's R.C. School — house 1 Allison place

Murray, Archibald, house factor and insurance agent, 16 High st. Murray, Staif- Sergeant Alex., janitor and drill intructor at Grammar School—house do. Murray, A., spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street Murray, David, manager at Adam Hamilton & Sons, Blackland mill Murray, David, & Son, decorators, 15 Gilmour street Murray, George, flesher, 2 Lawn street—house 9 M'Kerrell street Murray, James, chief sanitary inspector for Second or Lower Dis- trict of Renfrewshire — office. County buildings, St. James St. —house, 7 Buchanan terrace Murray, James, missionary, 57 Canal street Murray, James, of Robert Wilson & Co., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Adelphi Starch works—house The Mound, Castlehead

Murray, John, manager to Charles T. Cockburn, 12 St. Mirren st. —house 8 Gateside Murray, John, Primrose bank, Carriagehill drive Murray, John, manufacturer, Adelphi factory. New Sneddon—ho. Helena villa, Greenock road Murray, John S., jun., clerk at Gas office—ho. 3 Underwood Murray, John, jun., writer, at M'Innes, M'Kenzie, & Loclihead's house 2 Lylesland terrace Murray, John Elliot, agent. Union Bank of Scotland, Limited house Sunnyside G —

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Murray, Joseph, umbrella maker, 24 Lawn street Murray, Robert H., at P. Henderson & Co.'s, Glasgow—house 1 Janefield place Museum (Public) and Picture Gallery, High street—the gift of the late Sir Peter Coats—Moi-ris Young, curator (see appendix) Myles, Henry, confectioner, 3 County place—house 17 Moss street Myles, James, factor for Elderslie estate, Deanside, Renfrew—otfice 109 High street Myles, Robert, cowfeeder, 38 Thread street Mylet, Mrs. Agnes, confectioner, 13 Stock street

MACADAM, George, Paisley and Glasgow carrier—31 King street M'Adam, Hugh, general dealer, 11 Storie street M'Allister, Alexander, writer, law agent, and clerk to Paisley United Flesher's Society, solicitor to first and second Model Building Societies, 48 Moss street—house 10 Bridge street M'Allister, James, 30 Thread street Macalaster, James M., of T. M. Drysdale & Sons, insurance brokers, 125 Buchanan street, Glasgow—ho. Muirholm, Calside avenue Macalaster, John—house Muirholm, Calside avenue Macalister, John H., manufacturer, 9 Cochran street, Glasgow house The Ferns, Sunnyside M'Allister, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 9 St. James st. —ho. do. M'Allister, W., flesher, 20 Causeyside—house 14 Barr street M'Alpine, A., 2 Lylesland terrace M'Alpine, Andrew, traveller to John Spence & Sons—house 62 Storie street M'Alpine, David, tobacconist, 2 Lawn street—house 1 Incle street M'Alpine, John, plumber and gasfitter, 23 New Smithhills —ho. 3 Albert street Macalpine, Thomas, Nat. Sc. D., of Espedair Chemical Co.—house Arkleston villa, Arkleston road Macalpine, Thomas W. & Co., drysalters—office and stores 17 Niddry street Macalpine, William, of Thos. W. Macalpine & Co.—house Maida, Greenlaw M'Andrew, John, agent, 34 New Sneddon M'Andrew, Julia, teacher East public School—ho. 34 New Sneddon Macarthur, Helen C, teacher Thread st. School—ho. Nethercraigs M'Arthur, J., & Co., shipbuilders, Abbotsinch Macarthur, John N., M.B., 34 High street M'Arthur, John, joiner, 3 West Buchanan st. —house 24 Castle st. M'Arthur, Misses, 5 Greenlaw terrace Macarhur, Mrs., boy's clothier, 129 George street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 99

M' Arthur, Robert, traveller at Robert Brown & Son's—house 32 Millarston M' Arthur, William, house furnishing ironmonger, 17 High 'street M'Atear, John, china and earthenware dealer, 34 Wellmeadow M'Auley, Daniel, manager to John Highgate & Co.—house 4 Pattison street Macaulay, John, gardener and contractor, 41 George street M'Ausland, Alexander—house Meikleriggs M'Ausland, John, shoemaker, 5 New Smithhills M'Ausland, William, boot and shoemaker, 14 High street—house 5 Blackball buildings M'Barrou, James, bird dealer, &c., 2 Storie street—house do. M'Bride, Stephen, greengrocer, 99^ G-eorge street MacCall, John, gardener to Mrs. Kerr, Gallowhill—house Gallow- hill lodge M'Callum, Andrew F., of J. & J. M'Callum—house Camphill M'Callum, Charles E., 3 Blackball buildings M'Callum, John, sen., Ardskipness M'Callum, John, jun., of J. & J. M'Callum—Ardskipness, Blackball M'Callum, John, Barrhead and Paisley carrier—quarters 91 Causeyside M'Callum, J. & J., hank yarn dyers, Laighpark Dyeworks M'Callum, John M., of Isdale & M'Callum—house South Park, Hiojh Carriaojehill M'Callum, John, M.A., at Isdale & M'Callum's—house Barterholm M'Callum, Mary, teacher Camphill Public school—ho. 8 West Croft M'Callum, Neil, at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—house 3 Blackball build- ings M'Callum, Thomas, parcel clerk, Gilmour street station—house 3 West brae Macallum, William, at David Gilmour & Co.'s—house 10 Well- meadow street Macallum, William, tailor and clothier, and tobacconist, 10 Well- meadow M'Camlay, Wm., ironmonger and fancy goods dealer, and leather merchant, 16 George street—house 21 Asgjle street M'Cartney, Peter, watchmaker and jeweller, 38 Causeyside—ho. do. M'Chrystal, Mrs., grocer, 44 George street—house do. Maclure, Andrew, manager Gleniffer Soap works — house 10 South Portland street, Glasgow M'Clure, Miss, staymaker, 11 Saucel M'Colgan, Mrs. John, spirit merchant, 16 Gauze st. —ho. 12 Incle st. M'Coll, Daniel B., clerk at Post Office —house 9 South Orr street _ M-Coll, John, farmer. Mid Walkinshaw •

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M'Coll, Rev. John, M.A., minister of Lylesland U.P. Cliurch—ho. 2 Lylesland terrace M'Cohnell, J., confectioner, 1 Wellmeadow—house 43 Lady lane M'Connachie, William, family grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 71 Love street—house 56 Love street M' Cowan, Mrs. Dr., 1 Christie street M' Cowan, Mrs., dressmaker, 5 County place M'Cowan, Robert T., chemist. Paisley apothecaries' hall, 8 High street, 23 Gauze street, and 9 Broomlands—ho. 1 Christie st. M'Cowan, Robert, working engineer—house 38 Ferguslie M'Cowatt, Stewart, station master, Gilmour street station, and agent for Railway Passenger Assurance Company—house 1 Underwood road M'Cracken, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Gauze street M'Crae, John, dairyman, 39 Ferguslie M'Creery, F., assistant superintendent Prudential Assurance Co» (Ltd.)—house 1 Ladyburn place M'Creery, John, saddler and harness maker, 2 County place and 44 Old Sneddon—house 4 Buchanan terrace, Greenock road M'Crossan, Thomas, spirit merchant, 1 Old Sneddon and 6 Wallace street—house Janeiield cottage, Inchinnan road M'Culloch, Donald, ironmonger, 79 Broomlands—house 132 George street M'Curdie, James, manager at Geo. Wilson & Co.'s—house 27 George street M'Cutchion, John, packing department, J. & P. Coats Limited— house 20 Sandholes M'Dade. Daniel, foreman patternmaker. Thistle works —house 5 Douglas terrace M'Dermid, Charles, cowfeeder, 8 North Croft M'Diarmid, Duncan, nurseryman and florist, Ladyburn nursery^ Williamsburgh—house 3 Williamsburgh (see advt.) M'Donald, A., spirit merchant, 11 Canal Street M'Donald, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 6 Neilston street M'Donald, Duncan, gardener to Mrs. Thomas Coats—ho. Millarston Macdonald, Georgina, teacher, Neilson Listitution — house 55 Rose street, Glasgow M'Donald, James, bootmaker, 1 Old Smithhills—house Hillington, Crookston M'Donald, James, confectioner, 5 Well street—house do. M'Donald, Jessie, teacher St. Catherine's R.C. School—house 4 East Buchanan street M'Donald, John, Paisley and Glasgow carrier, East Buchanan st. —house Greenlaw cottag-e —

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M'Donalcl, John, farmer, Porterfielcl, off Renfrew road Macdonald, Miss, matron Burgh Poorhouse, 7 New Sneddon street M'Donald, Miss, confectioner, 24 New Smithhills M'Donald, Misses, dressmakers and boys' suitmakers, 1 Hillview pi. Macdonald, Mrs. J., 23 Moss street M'Donald, Mary, grocer, o Williamsburgh M'Donald, Peter M'N., keeper of Priorscroft bowling green—ho. 4 Neilston street M'Donald, Rev. John, R.C. clergyman St. Mary's, George street house 73 George street M'Donald, Robert, provision merchant, 18 George st.—ho. 34 do. M'Donald, Thomas, jobbing gardener, 6 Orchard street M'Dongal, Allan, bookseller and stationer, 20 High street—house 48 Love street Macdougall, A. M., clerk at James Millar & Son's, agent for Scottish Alliance and Northern Insurance Coys. —ho. 4 Whitehaugh ter. M'Dougal, Andrew, tobacconist and hairdresser, 8 St. James place —house 48 Love street M'Dougal Brothers, manufacturing stationers and booksellers, 4 Moss street and 106 Causeyside, telephone No. 99 and 99a M'Dougall Brothers, drapers, 21 Causeyside M'Dougal, Dougal, gardener to R. M. Paterson, Speirsfield—ho. 5 Stirling street M'Dougall, Daniel, keeper of Brodie Park, Brodie Park lodge M'Dougall, Donald, confectioner, 3 Lylesland—house do. M'Dougall, Duncan, confectioner and green-grocer, 20 Abbey st. house do. M'Dougall, Finlay, carter, 14 Gordon's lane M'Dougall, Hugh, clerk to Alexander B. M'Gown—house 7 Bridge street M'Dougal], Hugh, gas meter inspector—ho. 13 West Campbell st. Macdougall, Hugh, cashier at James Millar & Son's—house 4 Greenlaw terrace—agent for Lancashire Insurance Company M'Dougal, James A., of M'Dougal Brothers— house 2 Janefield place M'Dougal, John, of M'Dougal Brothers—ho. 2 Greenlaw terrace Macdougall, Mrs., cowfeeder, 13 Incle street Macdougall, Misses, dress and mantle makers, 98 High street M'Dougall, Solomon, cutter to Paisley Co-operative manufacturing society, 114 Causeyside—ho. 9 M'Kerrell street M'Dowall, James, flesher, 41 Ferguslie M'Dowall, W.W., National Bank, Johnstone—house Craigenveoch, Castlehead

M'Dow^all, William, ve^oviQv raisley Sf Renfrewshire Gazette—house 2 Ferguslie -

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Macduff, James, cliemist and druggist, 100 High street—house 1 Christie street MacEvoy, Bernard Arthur, grocer and dairyman, 3 New Sneddon —house 5 do. M'Ewen, John, organist of St. Mirin's Chapel, and teacher of music, 4 Garthland street M'Ewen, John, jun., pianist, and teacher of music, 4 Garthland st. M'Fadyen, Angus, joiner and contractor, Neilston road, Colinslee —house 3 Richmond place M'Fadyen, Walter, manager, manufacturing department, Co- operative Manufacturing Society—house 12 Falside M'Fadzean, John, Caledonia horse-shoeing forge, 8 Caledonia street—house Victoria buildings, Greenock road Macfarlane, Alexander, secretary Western office, Glasgow, of the National Union of Conservative Associations for Scotland— house 9 Wellmeadow M'Farlane, Alexander, bootmaker, 1 George st. —ho. 6 Brown's lane Macfarlane, Alexander, at British Linen Coy.'s Bank, St. Vincent street, Glasgow—house 7 Hunter street Macfarlane, Alexander, hon. secretary Conservative Association and Beaconsfield Club —house 9 Wellmeadow Macfarlane & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 29 Lady lane M'Farlane, David, coal merchant, 27 Stock street—ho. 21 do. Macfarlane, D., dyer, Underwood road dyeworks—house West- march house Macfarlane, D., at The Central Agency, Glasgow—ho. 18 Thistle ter. Macfarlane, George, officer Free Middle Church, 19 School wynd Macfarlane, Graham, Beltrees M'Farlane, Graham J., of J. & G. M'Farlane—house, Beltrees Macfarlane, Hugh, agent for British Linen Coy. Bank, 17 Gilmour street—residence B.L.C. Bank house, do. Macfarlane, Hugh, jun., agent British Linen Coy. Bank, 17 Gilmour street Macfarlane, James, of Macfarlane & Co., wine and spirit merchants —house 4 Queen Margaret crescent, Kelvinside, Glasgow Macfarlane, James B., cashier to James Stewart & Co.—house 2 Royal terrace Macfarlane, Jane, teacher Industrial School —house Stanley place

M'Farlane,J.& G. , manufacturing chemists, Bredilaud Chemical works Macfarlane, John, B.L., writer, 7 High st. —ho. Mausefield, Cathcart M'Farlane, John, at Thomas Walker's—ho. 98 Causeyside M'Farlane, John Graham, of J. & G. M'Farlane—house Beltrees MacFarlane, Malcolm, at J. B. Lamb's, 12 High street—house Gleniffer view, Elderslie PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 103

Macfarlane, Malcolm, of John Clark & Co. —ho. 8 South Croft Macfarlane, Mary, confectioner, 13 Gauze street—house do. M-Farlane, Mrs. Alexander, 7 Hunter street M'Farlane, Mrs., dress and mantlemaker, 6 Stock street—ho. do. Macfarlane, Miss, Monkshaw, Renfrew road Macfarlane, Robert, grocer, 17 Cotton street—house Rosslyn, East Greenlaw Macfedries, W. B., sign, ticket, glass writer and gilder, 44 New st. —house 2 Church hill Macfedries, William T., house painter and decorator, 44 New street —house 2 Church hill Macfee, H. M., of H. M. Macfee & Co.—ho. Marguerite, Blackhall Macfee, H. M., & Co., drysalters and oil and colour merchants, 23 Old Sneddon street (see advt.) Macfee, John, seedsman, 3 Moss street—ho. Marguerite, Blackhall (see advt.) MacFee, Mrs., 21 Wellmeadow Macfee, Robert, seedsman, 3 Moss street, secretary Paisley Horti- cultural Society—house Marguerite, Blackhall M'Gallan, James S., coal merchant, Underwood depot—house 5 Camphill place M'Gallan, John G., hairdresser, 83 Causeyside—ho. 5 Camphill pi. M'Gallan, John W., hairdresser, 5 Old Sneddon—ho. 5 Cam])hill M'Garrity, Charles, boot and shoemaker, 5 St. James street —house 23 Underwood road M'Garroch, William, tailor, Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road M'Geachie, Alexander, power-loom manager to Co-operative Manufacturing Society—^house 1 Gladstone terrace M'Geachy, James, cabinetmaker, bedding and bedstead manufac- turer, 49 Moss street, and 20 Stockwell street, Glasgow—house 183 Renfrew street, Glasgow M'Gechan, John, of Cochran & M'Gechan—house Saucel bank M'Gee, David, engineer, Albion works—house Mossfield villa, Greenock road M'Gee, Bernard, grocer, 88 New Sneddon street—ho. 86 do. M'Gee, John, contractor, 32 King street M'Gee, Mrs. William, Albion cottage, Lylesland M'Gee, Walter, engineer, Albion works — house Carnassarie, Mansion-house road, Greenlaw M'Gee, Walter, grain, hay, and straw merchant, 32 High street- house Mossfield villa, Greenock road M'Gee, Walter, & Son, engineers, millwrights, machine and tool makers, Albion works, Stoney brae M'Gee, William, builder, 17 Well street—house do. ——

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M'Geoch, Andrew, veterinary surgeon and burgh inspector—house 1 Garthland lane M'Geoch, David, & Son, horseshoers, jobbing smiths, and coach and van builders, 3 and 4 Mill street (see advt.) M'Geoch, Margaret, fruiterer and confectioner, 7 Broomlands house 23 Queen street M'Geoch, William, clerk to Pollock & Cochrane — house Fereueze view, Mary street M'George, John, baker and confectioner, 105 George street and 4 WellmeadoAv—house 105 George street M'Ghee, A., machinery and commission merchant, 32 Old Sneddon M'Ghee, James, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Orchard street—ho. 1 Bute place M'Ghee, Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Old Sneddon M'Ghie, R. M., gardener to Archd. Craig, Gateside M' Gibbon, Gecn-ge, 10 Whitehaugh terrace M'Gibbon, John, draper, 47 High street—house 4 William street M' Gibbon, Mrs., 1 Crossfiat terrace M'Gibbon, Richard F., watchmaker and jeweller, 4 Moss street and 16 High street, Renfrew—ho. Glenham villa. East Greenlaw M'Gibbon, Robert, Glenham villa, Greenlaw M'Gibbon, Walter, feuar, 40 Lady lane M'Gill, Alexander, coal merchant, 2 East Croft M'Gill, Alexander, dining-rooms, 8 Old Smithhills—house do. M'Gill, Archibald L., of R. Love & Co. — house 4 M'Kerrell street M'Gill, John, grain merchant, 12 Old Sneddon—house 29 do. M'Ginnigle, William, first janitor Camphill public School—house 17 Wardrop street M'Ginty, Daniel, confectioner, 2 Old Sneddon—ho. 1 Back Sneddon Macginty, Mrs., mid- wife, 27 Gauze street M'Glade, Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Cotton st. —ho. 9 do. M'Glashan, Duncan, launch builder and engineer, Clyde Machine works, Underwood lane—house Southbank M'Goff, Robert, Thistle dining rooms, 1 Douglas terrace M'Gonigle, George, confectioner and oil merchant, 10 Silk street house do. M'Gown, Adam, of Adam M'Gown & Son—house 1 7 Williamsburgh M'Gown, Adam, & Son, Government contractors and waste merchants, Williamsburgh works M'Gown, Alexander B., accountant and insurance agent, auditor of the Burgh accounts, treasurer to the Paisley Heritable Pro- perty Investment Society, and agent for the Anchor Line Steamship Company, Savings Bank premises. Cross— house Dunalister, Castlehead (see advt.) —

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M'Gown, Duncan, of Adam M'Gown & Son—house 5 Wliite- haugh terrace, Glasgow road M'Govvn, John, accountant, actuary of The Savings Bank of Pais- ley, and resident secretary for the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, 107 High street, Cross—house Woodlands, Calside M'Gown, Thomas, cashier at James Harvey & Co.'s—house 50 Stanley place M'Gown, William G., engineer, Camphill M'Gown, Mrs., Stanley place, 50 Causeyside M'Grath, Mrs. Patrick, broker, 69 Back Sneddon M'Gregor, Archibald, foreman with Coats & Russell—house 48 Broomlands M'Gregor, Charles, spirit merchant, 9 North Croft Macgregor, D. G., traveller with John Peacock, 85 Pligh street -—house 14 Sandholes Macgregor, John Boss, of Leckie & Macgregor—house Lonend cottage Macgregor, Misses, Lonend house MacGregor, Mrs James, 1 Royal terace M'Gregor, Mrs., private boarding-house, 12 Abbey close M'Guire, Owen, boot and shoemaker, 59 Back Sneddon M'LLoul, James, at Galbreath Bros.^—ho, 4 George street M'Hutchison, David, grocer and provision merchant, 52 Broomlands —house 37 Wellmeadow Maclan, Norman M., 8 Garthland place M'llraith, William, plumber and gasfitter. 131 George street—ho. 14 Castle street M'llwrick, William J,, photographic artist, 98 High street—house 2 Niddry street (see advt.) M'Inally, Bernard, confectioner, 1 6 Causeyside St. —ho. 25 Orchard st. M'Indce, Mrs., dairy, 7 Galloway street —house do, M'lnnes, C, S., wholesale and retail hardware merchant, and fur- niture polish maker, 9 Broomlands—house 78 Broomlands M'lnnes, Duncan, greengrocer, 12 Glen street M'lnnes, J. & W., joiners, Clavering street M'lnnes, James, of J. & W. M'lnnes—house Clavering street M'lnnes, John, gardener to Wm. Wotherspoon, Maxwellton M'lnnes, John, clerk of works, 12 Sandholes M'lnnes, John, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 37 Ferguslie—house 12 Sandholes M'lnnes, Mackenzie, & Lochhead, writers, 7 Gilmour street M'lnnes, Mrs. E., ice creams and confections, 71 Canal street house do. 106 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

M'Innes, Robert, tobacconist, 71 Broomlands M'Innes, William, of J. & W. M'Innes—house Well street M'Innes, William, at J. B. Lamb's—ho. 5 Neil street M'lutyre, Flora, matron, day nursery, 161 G-eorge street M'lntyre, James, of Alexander & M'Intyre—house Parkview, Kilbarchan M'lntyre, Mrs. James, flesher, 107 George street—house 49 Hairst street, Renfrew M'lntyre, John, traveller to Robin & Houston—ho. 20 Sandholes M'lntyre, John, draughtsman Abercorn Shipbuilding Co. —house 1a Hawthorn buildings, Laighpark M'lntyre, Mrs. A., wine and spirit merchant, 37 Causeyside—ho. do, M'lntyre, Neil, cowfeeder, 13 Ferguslie M'lntyre, Robert, draper, Glasgow—house Falside cottage M'lntyre, Robert, flesher, 30 Canal street—house 12 Sir Michael st. M'lutyre, Thomas, warehouseman, Glasgow—house Edelweiss, Glasgow road M'lntyre, William, jun., & Co., manufacturers of cardboards and surface papers—works Blackball mill M'lver, AVilliam, gardener to Mrs. Kerr, Gallowhill M'Kaig, Thomas, brick manufacturer and builder, Victoria brick- works, 28 Love street—house St. Helen's, Greenock road MacKay, Alexander, tailor, 25 Orchard street M'Kay, Alexander, under manager to Merry & Cuninghame Limited—house Walkinshaw cottage Mackay, George, joatternmaker, 1 Linside terrace Mackay, John, & Co., pawnbrokers, 32 Gauze street, 7 Broomlands, 8 Back Sneddon, 12 Old Sneddon, 9 Abbey St., and 1 Queen st. M'Kay, John, cooper, 56 Storie street M'Kay, John, outfitter, 3 Old Sneddon—house East View villa, Glasgow road Mackay, John, teacher, Camphlll public School — house Albert place, Espedair street

Mackay, Miss M. A. , certificated masseuse and medical electricienne, c/o Misses Guthrie, 109 High street M'Kay, Mrs, confectioner, 32 George street^house do. M'Kay, Mrs. J., dressmaker, 56 Causeyside Mackay, Neil, of John Mackay & Co., pawnbrokers, 31 Gauze st. M'Kay, William, grocer, 30 Carriagehill—ho. Fernside, Mary st. M'Kean, James, at Campbell & Calderwood's—house 56 Love street MacKean, James A., Maryfield, Calside MacKean, Jas. A. D., 8 Garthland j)lace M'Kean, James, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, 63 Causeyside and 50 Love street—house Newtonbank. Castlehead PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 107

M'Kean, JoIid, baker, 36 High street—house 1 Orr square M'Kean, J., wine and sphit merchant, 75 Broomlands—house Castlehead M'Kean, Miss, 36 High street MacKean, Miss, 5 Royal terrace MacKean, Robert, baker, 52 Caledonia street—house 24 Glen street MacKean, William, Maryfield MacKean, William, starch manufacturer, St. Mirren's Starch works, Macdowall street MacKean, William, 8 Garthland place M'Kean, William, baker, 4 Old Smithhills M'Kean, William B., wine and spirit merchant, 100 George street —house Newtonbank, Castlehead M'Kean, Wilham C, clerk to A. Bell & Sons—ho. 13 Lady lane MacKean, Wm. Muir, Milton house, Love street MacKean, William Sim, of Sim, M'Kean, & Co.—ho. Mossfield^ Greenock road M'Kechnie, Alexander, bar-officer—house Sheriff Court buildings, 32 St. James street M'Kechnie, Andrew, confectioner, 18 Lady lane M'Kechnie, Hugh, confectioner, 52 Caledonia street—house do. M'Kechnie, James, confectioner, 20 Great Hamilton street—ho. do, M'Kechnie, Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Old Smithhills M'Kechnie, Mrs., confectioner, 3 Canal street—house do. M'Kellar, Archibald, licensed grocer, 84 Causeyside—house 27 George street M'Kellar, Daniel, grocer, 28 George street—ho. Greenhill cottage,. Underwood MacKellar, Daniel, provision merchant, 35 High street—house Trigney, Ralston MacKellar, Daniel, licensed grocer, 12 Broomlands—house Trigney, Ralston M'Kellar, Duncan, church officer of Free Gaelic church—house- 11 West Buchanan street MacKellar, Joseph J., of William Johnston & Co.—house Fereneze view, Mary street MacKellar, Matthew H., wine merchant, 35 High street—house Trigney, Ralston M'Kellar, Jas. D., music teacher, 1 Abbey street M'Kellar, J., Anchor Chemical works, 15 Abbey close —house 1 Abbey street M'Kelvie, Mrs., ladies' nurse and midwife, 19 Underwood road M'Kendrick, William, boot and shoemaker, 14 Newton street M'Kenna, Peter, spirit merchant, 10 Moss street and 25 New street—house 25 New street ——

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Mackenzie, Alexander, of M'Innes, Mackenzie, & Loclihead—lio. St. Catherine's, Stanley road Mackenzie, Annie, teacher, Grammar School—ho. 22 St. James st. Mackenzie, Archibald, of Mackenzie Brothers—honse Milliken, Johnstone Mackenzie, Brothers, starch and corn flour manufacturers, Abercorn works, Renfrew road, and Caledonia works, Murray street Mackenzie, D., teller. Bank of Scotland—house 124 Pitt street, Glasgow Mackenzie, Daniel, of Mackenzie Brothers — house Milliken, Johnstone Mackenzie, Evelyn, teacher, East public School—ho. 22 St. James st. Mackenzie, George S., of Mackenzie Brothers—ho. North Greenhill M'Kenzie, George, photographer, 5 Gilmonr street — house 59 Causeyside M'Kenzie, Hector, lieutenant of police, burgh police office, 12 Gilmour street M'Kenzie, Hugh, tailor and clothier, 88 Causeyside—house do. M'Kenzie, James, shoemaker, 2 Bellfield place—house do. Mackenzie, M. K., teacher of music, 2 M'Kerrell street M'Kenzie, Mary M., assistant teacher, Ferguslie half-time School house 22 St. James street Mackenzie, Mrs., 22 St. James street Mackersie, James, accountant. The Clydesdale Bank, Limited house 7 High street M'Kic, James, flesher, 14 Broomlands Mackie, Miss, confectioner, 2 Smithhills Mackie, Robert, town's foreman causewayer, 3 Abbey terrace M'Kie, AVilliam, cattle dealer, 14 Broomlands M'Kim, Brothers, brush and mop manufacturers and waste dealers, Hawkhead M'Kim, Mrs. Eliza., china merchant, 28 Causeyside — house 2 Hawkhead terrace M'Kim, Samuel, of M'Kim Bros.—house 3 Hawkhead terrace M'Kim, William, of M'Kim Bros.—house 2 Hawkhead terrace M'Kinlay, John, merchant, Glasgow—house 8 Buchanan terrace M''Kinlay, M., milliner and dressmaker, 29 High street — house Deanville, Greenlaw drive M'Kinlay, Miss, 43 Oakshaw street M'Kinlay, William, fishing-tackle maker, 21 Lawn street (see advt.) M'Kinlay, William, warehouseman at Clark & Co.'s—ho. 9 Lonend M'Kinnon, Donald, stationer and tobacconist, 2 Tower buildings house 1 do. M'Kinnon, Lachlan, accountant and book-keeper at M'Innes, Mac- kenzie, & Lochhead's—house 3 Whitehaugh terrace —

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M'Lachlan, A., gardener to Stewart Clark, Kiliiside lodge M'Lachlan, David, of Bell & M'Lachlan—house 3 Underwood M'Lachlan, Elizabeth, teacher, South Public School—ho. 4 Stow pi. M'Lachlan, Jolm, of Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co.—house Saucel bank M'Lachlan, John, wine and spirit merchant, 70 Broomlands M'Lachlan, John, tenor vocalist and pianoforte tuner, 21 St. James street M'Lachlan, Joseph, shoemaker, 31 Gauze street—ho. 5 Hawthorn buildings M'Lachlan, Robert, grocer, 2 Broomlands—house 16 Castle street M'Lauchlan, Christina, furnishings, 46 Calside M'Lauchlan, James, broker, 6 New Smithhills—house do. M'Lardie, David, of James M'Lardie & Sons—house Lagna Craig cottage, Meikleriggs M'Lardie, James, & Sons, dyers, scourers, and finishers, Meikleriggs works M'Lardie, John, of James M'Lardie & Sons—house Berrjknowe, Meikleriggs M'Laren, David, reporter, MB. Daily Mail ofiice —house 10' Wallace street M'Laren, Janet, confectioner, 29 New street M'Laren, Malcolm A., clerk to Union Bank of Scotland Limited— house Calside terrace M'Larty, Edward, of Ferguson, Shaw, & Sons, and the Gleniffer Soap Co. —house 46 St. Enoch square, Glasgow M'Lean, Alexander, grocer, lo Gauze street—house do. M'Lean, Alexander, clerk, County health department, County buildings—house 2 Jauefield place M'Lean, Alexander, church officer of Primitive Methodist church —house 28 St. James street M'Lean, Andrew, pattern designer, 4 Galloway street M'Lean, Angus, ironmonger and tool merchant, 37 Moss st. —ho. 34 Moss street M'Lean, Charles, wright and builder, East Buchanan street—house Iloselea, Renfrew road (see advt.) Maclean, Daniel, manager at Fleming & Ferguson's—house 8 Buchanan terrace M'Lean, Donald, curator and observer, The Coats Observatory Maclean, Donald, agent. National Bank of Scotland Limited,. National Bank house, St. Mirren street M'Lean, James, tailor and clothier, 33 High street—ho. 34 do. M'Lean, James, grocer and provision merchant, 14 Wellmeadow house 21 Sandholes M'Lean, John, boot and shoemaker, 46 Well stret —

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M'Lean, John, grocer and provision merchant, 75 Love street, and 38 Underwood road—ho. Viewfield, Chapelhill M'Lean, J. E.., warehouseman at Walkers & Co.'s—house 10 White- haugh terrace M'Lean, John S., 13 West brae M'Lean, Mrs. Finlay, hosier, 26 Causeyside—ho. 2 Mill pl.,Camphill M'Lean, Mrs., dressmaker, 38 Underwood M'Lean, Robert, agent for Cowan & Co., Canal goods station —house 2 Janefield place M'Lean, William, tailor, 7 Well street M'Lean, William, clerk, National Bank of Scotland—ho. 4 Gallo- way street M'Learie, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 14 High street Maclerie, Mrs., 7 High street M'Leish & M'Taggart, ironfounders, Victoria foundry, M'Gown st. M'Leish, Robert B., of M'Leish & M'Taggart—ho. 13 Caledonia St. M'Lellan, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 21 Glen st. —ho. do. M'Lellan, Hugh, broker, 28 Castle street—house do. M'Lellan, James R., grocer and provision merchant, 57 Causeyside —house 5 St. James street M'Lennan, T. B., manufacturer, 113 Causeyside—house Craigellen, Carriagehill drive M'Lennan, William B., commission agent—ho. Fairholme, Castlehead M'Leod, Alexander, at MacRobert, Son & Hutchison's—house 89 Causeyside M'Leod, Ann, clothes mangier, 6 Love streat M'Leod, James, dairyman, 4 Silk street —house do. M'Leod, John, sawdust dealer, 83 New Sneddon M'Leod, John, butler to Mrs. James Arthur—ho. West lodge, Barshaw Macleod, M., missionary, Free Gaelic Church—ho. 1 Clavering st. M'Leod, Mrs. Mary, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Neilston road house 3 Lylesland terrace M'Leod, Mrs., newsagent, 4 Carriagehill M'Leod, Robert C, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Renfrew street house 89 Causeyside M'Lintock, John, slater, 36 Gordon's lane—house 17 Orchard st. M'Lure, A. H., janitor. School of Science and Art—house 3 Mill st, M'Luskie, John, superintendent of Slaughter-house, Springbank rd. M'Luskie, John, greengrocer and confectioner, 21 Maxwellton st. M'Luskie, Peter, flesher, 5 St. James street and 70 Love street — house 73 Love street M'Mahon, John, confectioner, 28 Back Sneddon—house do. M'Mahon, Mrs., dressmaker. High street Macmaster, J., postmaster—house Salisbury lodge, Meikleriggs —

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Macmillaii, Rev. Alexander, minister of Free Martyrs' church manse Castlehead M'Millan, Dougal, cowfeeder, 14 High street M'Millan, Duncan, at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—house 26 Cotton st Macmillan, H. J. G., apprentice-at-hiw, at Yoang & Martin's—ho. Kibhle Institution M'Millan, James, confectioner, 2 Well street—house do. Macmillan, James P., 1 Calside terrace M'Millan, John, sen., foreman at Greenlaw goods station—house 1 Underwood M'Millan, John, jun., cashier, Joint Lines, at Greenlaw goods station—house 4 Russell street M'Millan, John, confectioner, 35 Wellmeadow—house do. M'Millan, John, baker, 29 Canal street—house 4 Camphill M'Millan, Thomas, baker, 103 Causeyside—house do. M'Millan, William, cork manufacturer, 32 High street—house 2 Park terrace M'Millan, Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Lawn street M'Minigle, Henry, contractor and coal merchant, 6 Canal street M'Minigle, John, traveller at John Spence & Sons'—house 6 Canal street M'Murrich, James, commission agent, 10 M'Kerrell street M'Murrich, Robert, farmer, Gockston M'Nab, George C, pianoforte and harmonium tuner, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside M'Nab, Mrs. Agnes, wine and spirit merchant, 2Q Carriagehill house do. M'Nab, Lizzie, teacher. North Public School—house Stanley place, Causeyside M'Nair, Alexander, undertaker to William Young, 43 Gordon's lane —house 36 Causeyside M'Nair, Hugh, farmer, Meikleriggs M'Nair & Co., Paisley and Glasgow carriers, 13 Thread street and 43 Virginia street, Glasgow M'Nair, Duncan, family grocer and provision merchant, 12 St.

James place, 50 and 63 George street ; wholesale warehouse, 4 !St. James street—house 12 St. James place M'Nair, Duncan, manufacturer, 4 Cumberland court, Causeyside —house Annfield place M'Nair, John, & Co,, coachbuilders, 46 High street M'Nair, John, of John M'Nair & Co.—house 54 Storie street M-Nair, Miss, teacher, South pubHc School—house Annfield place. M'Nair, Mrs. William, grocer, 1 Pattison street—house do. M'Nair, William, of Armstrong & M'Nair—house 33 Glen street 112 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

M'Nair, William, jnn., agent for Lancashire Insui'ance Co. and secretary for Paisley Ornithological association—house 33 Glen street M'Nally, Robert, funeral undertaker, 6 Old Sneddon—house 29 Back Sneddon M'Naught, Alexander, manager, Co-operative Manufacturing Society—house 1 Auohentorlie terrace M'Naught, Mrs. Hugh, 38 Moss street M'Naught, James, boot and shoemaker, 7 Orchard street—house 10 iStorie stre-^t M'Naught^ John C., forwarding clerk, Canal Station, Gr. & S. W. Railway—house 9 Whitehaugh terrace M'Naught, Margaret, furniture dealer, 38 New street M'Naughtan, Alexander, joiner and timber merchant, 6 New Smithhills—house 7 do. M'Naughton, Alfred, writer and notary public, of M'Naughton & Lochhead—house 2 Auchentorlie terrace M'Naughton, Andrew, jun., with Robin & Houston—ho. 2 Clyde- view terrace M'Naughtan, Arthur, superintendent of Fire Brigade, 4 Moss street M'Naughton, Henry, cooper and general dealer, 9 New st. —ho. 6 do. M'Naughtan, James, at David Murray & Son's—house 2 Clydeview terrace M'Naughton, James, Springbank cottage, Love street M'Naughton & Lochhead, writers, 95 High street M'Nee, John, machinery merchant and commission agent, 9 Aber- corn street and 10 Hamilton street—house 20 Caledonia street M'Nee, Margaret B., assistant teacher Ferguslie half-time School —ho. 20 Caledonia street M'-Neil, Donald, confectioner, 27 Storie street—ho. 6 Barclay St. M'Neil, George, joiner, 32 High street—house 24 Argyle street M'Neil, James, feuar, 11 Argyle street M'Neil, John, greengrocer, 19 Barclay street M'Neil, Peter, 16 Gilmour street M'Neilage, Miss, of Lyons & M'Neilage—ho. 10 Galloway street M'Neilage, P., of Prentice & M'Neilage—house Arkleston road M'Nicol, John, purveyor and confectioner, 5 Moss street—house do. M'Nish, Alexander, with Robert M'Nish—house 37 AYellmeadow M'Nish, John, writer, 9 Moss street—house 7 Buchanan terrace M'Nish, Mrs. Ann, 7 Buchanan terrace M'Nish, Robert, boot and shoe manufacturer, 95 High st—ho. do. M'Nish, William, boot and shoe manufacturer, 5 County place and 41 Moss street—house 9 Moss street M'Phail, Hugh, general dealer and confectioner, 37 Storie street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 113

M'PhersoD, Alexander, saddler, 35 Canseyside—ho. 15 Gordon's lane M'Pherson, Duncan, cowfeeder and carting contractor, Gibbie's bush, King street M'Pherson, Duncan, brickbuilder, 30 Maxwellton—house do. Macpherson, George T., traveller for The Gleniffer Soap Co.—ho. 3 Whitehaugh terrace. Macpherson, H., jun., cashier to Robert Brown & Son—house "VYalmer cottage, Meikleriggs M'Pherson, Henry, superintendent of Abbey Burying Ground, 33 Gauze street Macpherson, James, blacking, polishing paste, and Brunswick black manufacturer, Marshall's lane—house 7 Buchanan terrace and Hillfoot street, Dunoon M'Pherson, John, foreman at John Spence & Son's— ho. 62 Storie street M'Pherson, Joseph, baker, 6 Broomlands—house do. M'Pherson, Rev. William, minister of Free Gaelic church—house Park place, Calside M' Queen, Alex. D., G. & S.-W. goods manager's office, Glasgow— house 6 Christie street M' Queen, John, Tallow, Meikleriggs M' Queen, Thomas, hide, skin, and tallow broker, Glasgow—house Tatlow, Meikleriggs M'Rae, Alex., lieutenant and quartermaster, Staff barracks—house Overwood, Williamsburgh M'Revey, Mrs., broker, 7 New Smithhills MacRobert, Alexander M., at MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison's —ho. Castlehead MacRobert, Thomas, jun., of MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison, writer and notary public, Depute-Clerk of the Peace for Renfrew- shire, joint clerk of the Burgh School Board—house 2 Calside terrace MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison, writers and notaries public, clerks to the Burgh School Board, County buildings. Love street M'Rory, John, draper, 1 Tower buildings—house do. M'Stravick, David, feuar, 3 Albert place M'Taggart, Daniel, tailor and clothier, 8 Orr square—house 36 High street M'Taggart, John, of M'Leish & M'Taggart—ho. 6 Buchanan ter. M'Taggart, John, salesman Co-operative Society, branch Cleopatra buildings—house 16 Cotton street M'Taggart, John, janitor, East Public school—house 16 Cotton st. M'Taggart, John, jun., at J. & D. Whitehead's—house 4 Albion st.

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M'Taggart, John, fishmonger, 149 George street M'Taggart, L., fishmonger, 2 Neilston street—ho. 1 Stevenson st. M'Taggart, William, assistant sanitary inspector, Municipal buildings —ho. 5 New Sneddon M'Yey, Daniel, mason and builder, 1 Clavering street M' Walter, Allan, 51 Caledonia street M'Walter, Mrs. Robert, Rosehill, Falside M'Whinnie, John, carver and gilder, 82 High street—^house do. M' William, Alex., of J. & J. M' William, wine and spirit merchants, 38 Queen street, Glasgow—house Egypt park, Calside M'William, Mrs. John, Fairfield, Gateside

NAIRN, Archibald, cashier to A. F. Craig & Co.—house 13 Abbey street Nairn, Mary, fruiterer and confectioner, 43 High street Naismith, A.M., of Naismith & Scott—Gwynhome, Elderslie Naismith & Scott, wholesale and retail drapers, 86 High street Naismith, William, of Naismith & Scott—house Maryville, Crookston Napier, J. S., major and adjutant 4th Btn. A. & S. Highlanders Staff barracks National Bank of Scotland Limited, St. Mirren street (corner ot Hig:h street)—Donald Maclean, agent National Telephone Company (Limited), Terrace buildings—J. W. F. Ashwin, A.I.E.E., district manager; Charles E. Tattersall, local manager Neil, John, bottler, 22 Maxwellton street—house 103 George st. JNeil, Mary Agnes, teacher, Neilson Institution—ho. Burnbank cot- tage, Calside Neil, Miss Margaret, bible woman to Free Middle church, 92 New Sneddon

Neilson, A., & Co., ironmongers, 109 High st. ; telephone No. 199. Neilson, Agnes, teacher, Central School—ho. 5 Royal terrace Neilson, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 2 New Sneddon house Crossflat terrace Neilson, Alexander, of A. Neilson & Co.—house Greenhill cottage Neilson, Matthew, carver, gilder, and artists' colourman, 85 High street—house 4 Mansfield place Neilson, Mrs. 5 Royal terrace Neilson, Robert, at Fleming & Ferguson's—house 1 Caledonia pi. Neilson, Walter, fruiterer and florist, 22 Broomlands—ho. do. Neilson, William M., inspector of agents. Royal Insurance Co., Glasgow—house 85 High street Nelson, Alexander, The Lodge, Auchentorlie Ness, Mrs. John, spirit merchant, 1 North Bridge street—house 8 Abbey street —

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New Sneddon Lodging-houses for respectable men, 3 New Sneddon and Brownhall house, 93 New Sneddon Newby, Myles,basketmaker, 31 Back Sneddon—ho. 9 Mossvalelane Newby, Mrs., dressmaker, 9 Mossvale lane Newton, William, grocer and spirit merchant, 34 Glen street Nicol, Hamilton A., grocer, 12 Old Smithhills—house 6 Christie st. Nicol, John, of W. Caldwell & Co. —house Darvel house, Steven- son street Nicol, John, grocer, 4 Neilstou road—ho. Wester Carriagehill pi. Nicol, John, stationer and tobacconist, and branch Post Office, Wester Carriagehill place Nicol, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 5 Old Sneddon— house do. Nicol, Walter S., accountant, Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited —house 1 Stow street Nicol, William, licensed grocer, 3 Maxwell street—ho. 66 Back Sneddon Nicolson, Daniel, governor Burgh Poorhouse, 7 New Sneddon Nicolson, John, commission agent, 38 Queen street, Glasgow house Marylea, Calside Nicolson, John, shoemaker, 3 Springbank road—house 1 do. Nicholson, William, 11 Abbey terrace Ninian, James, blanket and tweed manufacturer, George place Nisbet, Mrs. Margaret, pawnbroker, 24 Gauze street—house 7 do. Nisbet, William, at Logan & Gardner's—ho. 2 Buchanan terrace Nisbet, Rachel, manageress Glasgow Colosseum (Paisley) Ware- house—ho. 25 Townhead street, Hamilton Niven, Mrs. M., cowfeeder, 33 Causeyside Niven, Mrs. William, salt merchant, 66 George st. Niven, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 4 Barr street—house do. Nixon, Simon, cloth merchant, 109 Causeyside—ho. 23 Canal st. Noble, Henry, butter and egg merchant, 7 Cotton street—house 2 Seedhill Noble, James, blacksmith and horseshoer, 90 George st. —ho. 79 do Noble, John, teacher, West public School—house 29 High street Noble, Mrs. A., fish merchant, 9 St. James place — house 4 Park terrace Noble, William, goods and mineral agent for Caledonian Ry. Co., Underwood depot, and St. James' station—ho. 79 George st. Noble, William, law apprentice with T. Fulton Reid —ho. Seedhill Norris, Mary, head teacher, St. Catherine's R.C. school—house Convent, East Buchanan street North British Daily and Weekly Mail Office, 4 County place—Wm. A. Paterson, reporter and agent 116 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, 102 St. Vincent

street, Glasgow—David L. Laicllaw, manager ; John T. Fyfe, secretary (see aclvt.) Northern Accident Insurance Co. Limited, 19 West Nile street, Glasgow (see aclvt.) Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co. — agent, James B. Lamb, 12 High street (see aclvt.) Notman, C. E., clerk, Commercial Bank, Ltd. —house Park terrace Notman, Misses, teachers of music, Nether park, Calside Notman, Mrs., Nether park, Calside Notman, Mrs. W. J., teacher of music, 1 Park terrace, Underwood road

OAKES, Hugh, coal dealer, 10 Smith street—ho. 21 Gt. Hamilton street Oakes, Robert, shoemaker, 5 Wellmeadow and 69 Causeyside—ho 29 Smithhills (see advt.) Oakshaw Memorial hall, 16 West brae—Hugh Gray, keeper, 42 Wellmeadow Observatory (The Coats), Oakshaw street — the gift of the late Mr. Thomas Coats to the Philosophical Institution —Donald M'Lean, curator and observer Officer, James, packer at J. & P. Coats Limited—ho. 53 Broomlandi^ Orchardson, Mrs. John, Caledonia cottage, Greenock road Orchardson, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 62 Causeyside —house Burnpark, Lylesland Orr, Daniel, carting agent for Caledonian Railway Co., goods. stations Greenlaw and St. James—house 15 Lawn street Orr, James, builder, 9 Cross street—house Elderslie Orr, John, at Cochran & M'Gechan's—ho. 11 Argyle street Orr, Mrs. Margaret, spirit merchant, 1 3 High street Orr, Miss, bookseller and tobacconist, 29 Canal street—house 37 Storie street Orr, Mrs, Thomas, tobacconist. 74 Broomlands—house do. Orr, Mrs. William, grocer, 29 Glen street Orr, Mary, grocer, 4 Linside terrace Orr, Robert, greengrocer, 3 Lawn st. Osborne, James, church officer of St. George's church, 7 George st. Osborne, Robert, janitor Beaconsfield Club, 32 New street Osborne, William, painter and decorator, 66 Broomlands—house- 15 Argyle street O'Donnell, Charles, fishmonger, 69 Love street— ho. 12 Mid lane O'Donnell, Jas., confectioner, 12 Dyers' wynd—ho 85 New Sneddon O'May, Andrew, foreman, at J. & J. Cook's—house Moss-side place —

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O'May, Robert, spirit merchant, 95 Causeyside—ho. 31 do. O'May, William, sen., 18 Well street O'Neill, Charles, grocer and spirit merchant, 51 George street house 27 Storie street O'Neill, James, of Alex. H. Park & Co.—ho. Annfield pi., Lylesland O'Neill, James, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Saucel—ho. 27 Storie street O'Reilly, M., shoemaker, 148 George street—ho. 1 Bute place

.PAISLEY Auction Mart, 13 Storie street—Robt. Wilson & Laird, auctioneers Paisley Clothing Co., merchant tailors, 94 High street Paisley Coal & Briquette Co., briquette manufacturers and coal merchants, Abercorn Goods Station. Paisley Co-operative Manufacturing Society—works Colinslie, tele- graphic address " Production," telephone No. 128 *' Paisley Daily Express " offices, 15 and 16 Causeyside Paisley (The) Directory Office, 94 High street—J. & J. Cook, publishers Paisley Loan Co., 4 Gordon's lane and 30 Causeyside—G. F, Lochhead & Co., proprietors Paisley Photographic Co., photographers, 24 Causeyside Paisley Provident Boot-making and Repairing Co. Marquis O'Reilly, proprietor, 1 Bute place *' Paisley and Renfrewshire Gazette " Office, 94 High street—J. & J. Cook, publishers Paisley Sugar Company, sugar manufacturers, St. Mirren's Works, Macdowall street Paisley (The) Theatre, Limited, proprietors of Brickwells' Theatre '' NeAY Smithhills ; telegraphic address Brickwell, Paisley" Palatine Insurance Co., Limited. —;district agent, Matthew Muir, " Gazette " buildings, 94 High street Park, Alexander, farmer, Turningshaw, by Linwood Park, Alexander, grocer, 68 George st. —ho. 3 Gordon pl„ King st. Park, Alex. H. & Co., wholesale grocers and tea merchants. 111 Causeyside Park, Mrs., spirit merchant, 12 St. James place—ho. Mossvalecot. Park, Rev. George, Middle Parish Church—manse 2 Garthland pi. Park, Walter S., farmer, Hatton, Bishopton Parker, James, M.B., CM., 91 High street (Church place) Parlane & Kerr, silk mercers and wholesale and retail drapers, " The Cross ;" telephone No. 179 (see advt.) Parlane, J. & R., printers, bookbinders, j)aper-rulers, and book- sellers, 97 High street •

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e Parian e, James, of J. & R. Parian —ho. 12 West brae Parlane, James B., at J. & R. Parlane's —ho. Castlehead Parlane, James T., of Parlane & Kerr—house 5 Royal terrace Parlane, John, manager at J. & R. Parlane's—ho. Castlehead Parlane, Robert B., of J. & R. Parlane—ho. Castlehead Parochial (Burgh) Board Office, 8 New Sneddon—Robert Rowand, inspector Paterson, Alexander, of Alex. Begg & Co.—house Sherwood Paterson, Alexander, jun., at Alex. Begg & Co.'s —ho. Sherwood Paterson, Andrew, of Robert Paterson & Son, 10 Bridge street^ house 15 Oakshaw street Paterson, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 57 Broomlands— house 96 George street Paterson, Andrew, grocer, 1 St. Mary's terrace, Colinslee road—ho. 3 Glenview, Barterholm Paterson, Andrew, colour maker to Ronald, Jack, & Co.—house 3 Buchanan terrace Paterson, David, broker, 17 Broomlands Paterson, Donald, writer at Thomas Walker's, Municipal buildings Paterson, Isabella, preserve maker, 6 George street—house do. Paterson, Jane, confectioner, 24 Maxwelltou street Paterson, John, at Alexander Begg & Co.'s—ho. Sherwood Paterson, John, printer and stationer, 24 Maxwelltou street Paterson, John, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 13 VYellmeadow— workshop 4 West brae—house 14 Wellmeadow Paterson, Rev. John, M.A., minister of Free South church—Free South manse, Calside Paterson, Joseph, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 94 Causeyside and 42 Gordon's lane—house Ingle Neuk cottage, Whitehaugh (see advt.) Paterson, M., hosier. 11 Moss street—house 5 Glen street Paterson, Mrs. H., wine and spirit merchant, 48 High street Paterson, Miss J., confectioner, 10 Moss street—house 5 Glen street Paterson, Miss, tobacconist, 13 St. James place—house 34 Glen street Paterson, Mrs., greengrocer, 57 George street—house do. Paterson, Robert, general dealer, Westmarch—ho. 3 Clark street Paterson, Robert, & Son, auctioneers, valuators, and land sur- veyors, 10 Bridge street Paterson, Robert, of Robert Paterson & Son, 10 Bridge street Paterson, R. M., commission merchant, 81 Virginia street, Glas- gow—house 6 Greenlaw terrace Paterson, Robert M., Speirsfield —

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Paterson, Sons, & Co., pianoforte and harmonium dealers and music sellers, Terrace buildings, 109 High street—J. R. Fraser, manager (see advt.) Paterson, William, of Andrew Foulds & Son, 5 Abbey street house 2 Royal terrace, Greenlaw " Paterson, William A., reporter and agent " N.B. Daily Mail office—house Elderslie Paton, George F., 3 Stirling street printing Paton, James, jun., printer and stationer, 92 High street ; office 25 High street—house 4 Mansfield place Paton, Mrs. John, stationer and toy merchant, 8 Moncrieff street honse do. Paton, Mrs., midwife, 148 George street Paton, Mrs., wine and spirit merchant, 6 New Sneddon—^lio. 92 do. Paton, Robert, maker of packing-cases and tins for biscuits, corn-flour, &c., 39 and 40 Gordon's lane, telephone No. 67—ho. Westerlea, Sunnyside (see advt.) Paton, Samuel, confectioner, 117 George street Patrick, Jessie J., teacher Thread street public School—ho. 5 Phillips street Patrick, William N., baker and purveyor, 69 Broomlands (see advt.) Patrick, Wm., confectioner, 17 Sandholes Pattinson, James, Mus. Bac, Cantab., organist and teacher of music—house 4 Royal terrace Pattison, Alex., foreman moulder to FuUerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Limited)—house 3 Hamilton street Pattison, David D., grocer and provision merchant, 101 Causeyside ho. 80 Broomlands Pattison, John, writer, 23 Moss st. —ho. Bute villa, Greenlaw drive Pattison, Thomas, blacksmith, 17 Sandholes—house 9 Castle st. Paul, Alexander, confectioner, 21 New Smithhills—ho. do. Paul, Matthew, 45 High street Paul, William, clerk to Abercorn Foundry Co.—ho. 4 Garthland st. Paul, William, grocer, 33 George street—house do. Paul, William, broker, 13 New Smithhills—house 16 Abercorn st. Peacock, John, ropemaker, and sacking and packing-sheet merchant, 85 High street—works Chain road Peacock, John, jun., at John Peacock's, 85 High street—house 14 Wellmeadow Peacock, William, gas meter inspector, Lylesland terrace Peacock, William, of John Peacock, 85 High street—ho. Chain rd. Pearson, Mrs., Walkinshaw house, Greenock road Peattie, William, tailor and clothier, agent for Allan, State, and Cunard Lines of Steamers, and session clerk for Middle Parish, 2 Gilmour street—house Dunedin, Meikleriggs —

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Peddie, David Mungo, house steward, Ferguslie buildings Peden, William, janitor Central public School, 2 Windsor place, 93 George street Peden, William S., British Linen Coy. Bank, Glasgow—house Armadale, Carriagehill drive Peden, William, clerk to Fleming & Ferguson—ho. W^indsor place, 93 George street Pender, Mrs. James, china, crystal, and fancy goods merchant, 24 Wellmeadow—house 42 Well street Pender, James, at William Forrester's—ho. Well street Penman, R. S., M.B., CM., 12 St. James place Peock, William A. L., cashier Anchor Line office, Glasgow—house Meikleriggs cottage Percy, Francis, oil merchant, Glasgow—house 6 Stow street Percy, Jane, grocer, 34 Canal street—house 5 Stow street Pettigrew, Alexander, pianoforte and harmonium tuner at Paterson, Sons, & Co.'s, Glasgow—house 29 Wellmeadow Philippi, E., director of J. & P. Coats Limited — house Warren park, Largs Philip, Andrew, cooking establishment, 103 George street—house 20 Newton street Philpot, Matthew, of Philpot & Watkins—house 11 Barclay street Philpot & Watkins, builders and contractors, 74 Canal street Philp's Hydropathic, Dunblane, Perthshire (see advt.) Phoenix Fire Office—agents. Winning & Fulton, Terrace buildings Phoenix Works (Fleming & Ferguson, engineers), Murray street Picken, Findlay F., clerk at Post Office—house 3 Stirling street Picken, James, rope and twine manufacturer, St. James station —house St. James house Pidard, Alex., hairdresser and perfumer, 103 High street and 50 Moss street Pinkerton, James, hamcurer and wholesale provision merchant, 40 New street—house Blythe Holm, Calside Pinkerton, James, 4 Lylesland terrace Pinkerton, John, grocer, 17 Wellmeadow—house 19 Well street Pinkerton, Miss J., dress and mantle maker, 43 High street Pinkerton, Mrs., 54 High street Pinkerton, Mrs. D., 9 Glenview, Barterholm Pinkerton, R., furnishing and general ironmonger, 14 Moss street —house, 65 Back Sneddon Pinkerton, Robert, plumber, tinsmith, and bellhanger, 67 Back Sneddon—house 65 do. Pirie, A. C, wine, spirit, and cigar merchant, 15 Gilmour street house 5 New Sneddon —

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Pirie, George, superintendent Riccartsbar Asjlum^ho. Riccartsbar House Pitblado, Robert, teller Union Bank of Scotland, Limited—ho. 32 Whitehead street Plate Glass (Caledonian) Insurance Company, 58 Ren field street, Glasgow (see advt.) Pollock, Alexander R., 12 Garthland street Pollock & Co., yarn agents, 6 Forbes place Pollock & Cochrane, bleachers, dyers, and finishers, Thrushcraig Pollock, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 35 George street Pollock, John T., teacher, North public School—house 9 Well- meadow Pollock, Mary R., teacher, Camphill public School—ho. 86 High stv Pollock, Mrs. William M., Lounsdale house Pollock, Mrs. William, 1 Churchhill Pollock, Nellie, dairy, 3 Neilston street Pollock, Robert, farmer, Amochrie Pollock, Robert, surgeon, Lounsdale house Pollock, S., & Sons, engineers, Pacific Engine works, Williams- burgh—house 2 Whitehaugh terrace Pollock, William, new and used furniture dealer, 69 High street, and at 284 and 286 Sauchiehall street, Glasgow—house 69 High street Pollock, William, brickbuilder and electric light contractor—yard Murray street—house 6 Buchanan terrace Poison, D. M., of William Poison, & Co.—house Castlehead Poison, John, of Brown & Poison and William Brown & Son West Mount, Paisley, and Castle Levan, Gourock Poison, William, & Co., starch, corn flour, and mustard manufac- turers. Imperial Starch works, Abercorn street Pope, George, janitor South public School—ho. 6 Glenview ter. Pope, Martin, grocer, 5 North croft—house do. Porteous, Rev. John, B.D., minister Oakshaw Street U.P. church —manse Carronvale, Glasgow road Porter, Agnes, dressmaker, 29 Wellmeadow Porter, H. G., & Co., tweed and shawl manufacturers, Abercorn Mill, Abercorn street Post Office, County square—J. Macmaster, postmaster Pottie, A. & M., veterinary horse-shoers and agricultural imple- ment makers, St. James place Pottie, A., & Sons, veterinary surgeons and shoeing smiths, 63 and 64 Love street Pottie, Alex., jun., of A. Pottie & Sons, veterinary surgeon, M.R.C.V.S.—ho. 63 Love street —

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Pottie, Alexander, M.R.C.Y.S., veterinary sui-geon, 64 Love street —house 63 do. Pottie, J. Donaldson, M.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon, and horse and cattle insurance agent—house 63 Love street Pottie, Michael, of A. & M. Pottie- -house 22 St. James street Pottie, Michael, jun., of A. Pottie & Sons, veterinary surgeon, M.R.C.V.S.—house 63 Love street Power, Robert, railway agent, Hunter street—ho. 22 Underwood rd. Powers, Mrs., clothes mangier, 27 Carriagehill Powrie, Alex., basketmaker, 13 New Smithhills Pratt, David, joiner and cabinetmaker, 30 Gauze street—^liouse do. Prentice & M'Neilage, drapers, 99 High street Prentice, W. F., of Prentice & M'Neilage—house Arkleston road Priestley, Samuel, Inland Revenue officer, Saucel distillery—ho. 8 Glenview Primrose, George, brickbuilder & contractor yard Underwood lane — ; house 27 George street (see advt.) Primrose, J. C, teacher of dancing—Academy and house 4 Smithhills Primrose, R. M., baker, .56 Causeyside Pringle, Matthew, cowfeeder, 24 Storie street Provan, Andrew, gardener, 13 Wellmeadow street, and keeper of Wellmeadow bowling green—house 5 Broomlands Provan, David, of Barr & Provan —house 6 Wardrop street Provan, John, cowfeeder, 3 Maxwellton street Provan, William, cowfeeder, 4 Abingdon place Prudential Assurance Company—Thomas Johnson, superintendent, 94 High street—house 5 Greenlaw terrace (see advt.) Purdon, E. & B., milliners and dressmakers, 32 Causeyside—house 29 do Purves, John, china, crystal, and stoneware merchant, and general waste merchant, 117 George street

QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY—(now merged m Royal Insurance Company)—R. G. Campbell, resident manager, 75 St. George's place, Glasgow (seeadvt. on cover) Quin, J., hairdresser, 82 Broomlands street—ho. 11 Lady lane Quin, Peter, hairdresser, 6 Silk street—house 11 Lady lane Quin, J. A., hairdresser, 4 Glenview terrace—house 11 Lady lane

RAE, John, Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland house, St. Mirren st. Raeside, Miss, dressmaker, 118 George street Railway Dining Rooms—John Smith, proprietor, 84 Causeyside house 88 Canal street Rainey, James, farmer, Newlands, Craigs, Elderslie PAISLEY DIRECTOEY. 123

Ralston, John, cork cutter, 30 Orchard street—ho. 11 Cochran st. Ralston, David, confectioner, 29 Ferguslie Ramsay, Bella C, dress and mantle maher, 50 Love street Ramsay, J. & R., millers and grain merchants, Hawkhead and Seedhill mills Ramsay, Mrs., 50 Love street Ramsay, Robert, of J. & R. Ramsay, Hawkhead Rankin, James M., teacher Camphill public School—house Bridge of Weir Rankin & Dunbar, photographers, 83 High street Rastall, Thos., clerk at Bow, M'Lachlau, & Co.'s —ho. 4 Douglas ter. Rathie, Alexander W., draper, 15 Moss st. —ho. Crossflat terrace Ray, Mrs. E., grocer, 16 Ferguslie Ray, Robert, 26 George street Reading Room, George A. Clark Town Hall (entrance by Abbey close)—James B. Watson, curator. Reid, Alexander, of Thomas Reid & Sons—house Maxwell place, 39 Mill street Reid, Alexander, confectioner, 31 Carriagehill—ho. do. Reid, Alexander, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Smithhills dye- works, 9 New Smithhills—house Drumorne, Renfrew road Reid Brothers, agents, debt recoverers, and private inquiry agents, 16 Moss street—house 63 George street Reid, Isabella, teacher, Camphill school—house, 2 Royal terrace Reid, James, bookseller, stationer, and wholesale newsagent, 18 High street—house 2 Royal terrace Reid, James, tobacconist, 18 High street—house 2 Royal terrace Reid, James K., teacher. School of Science and Art—house 5 Rox- burgh street, Greenock Reid, James, of Thomas Reid & Sons—house 3 Cart street Reid, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 12 Neilston road—house 2 New Stock street Reid, James, jobbing gardener, 8 Lylesland Reid, James, Greenhaugh, Renfrew road Reid, Jane, teacher Stow public School—house 2 Royal terrace Reid, Mrs. John, cowfeeder, 7 Neil street Reid, John, letterpress printer, 18 High street—house Craigielea Reid, John, of Thomas Reid & Sons—house 3 Auchentorlie terrace Reid, John, grocer, 30 Canal street—house 9 Camphill place Reid, John F., of Gibson & Reid—house Glen Ellen, Barterholm Reid, Johnston, grocer, 8 Broomlands Reid, R. M., hosier, 1 1 Old Smithhills—house 10 Whitehaugh ter. Reid, R. L., teacher of music, conductor of Paisley Choral Union popular classes, 4 Rosebery terrace, Follokshields —

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Reid, Robert, superintendent of Paisley Cemetery, 58 Broomlands —house do. Reid, Thomas Fulton, writer and notary public, and agent for Nor- wich Union Fire and Life Insurance Offices, 95 High street house Hazelwood, Castlehead Reid. Thomas, & Sons, engineers, millwrights, and windlass makers, 19 Thread street Reid, Thomas, sen., feuar, 6 Bridge street Reid, Thomas, jun., of Thomas Reid & Sons—ho. 2 Auchentorlie ter. Reid, Thomas, at M. Whitehill & Co.'s —house 2 Hawkhead terrace Reid, William, clerk to Isdale & M'Callum— house 9 Orr square Reid, William, Greenhaugh, Renfrew road Reid, William, tailor and clothier, 33 Gauze street—house do. Reid, William, boot and shoemaker, 33 Canal street Reid, William, house painter and decorator, and oil. and colour merchant, 28 St. James street—house 10 George street Reids & Campbell, writers, 3 County place Reid, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Lawn street Reis, A. Louis & Co., wholesale and retail hardware merchants, jewellers, &c., 90 High street Renfrew, Alexander, farmer. Blacks toun Home farm Renfrew, Bessie, teacher. East public School—house Helena villa, Greenock road Renfrew, James, Helena villa, Greenock road Renfrew, James, farmer, Blackstoun Mains Renfrew, James, jun., clerk National Bank of Scotland—house Helena villa, Greenock road Renfrew, J. G.. assistant librarian. Free Library—house 18 Storiest. Renfrew, Thomas, general waste merchant, 41 Causeyside—house 4 Stow place ^'Renfrewshire Independent" Paisley Office, 94 High street; John Miller, editor—residence Barrhead Rennie, Alexander, tlesher, 18 Wellmeadow—house 18 Wellmeadow Rennie, Mrs. James, William street Rennie, John, flesher, 9 Canal street and 68 Causeyside—house 2 Stow place Rennison, J. A., architect, 15 Gilmour st. —house 1 Alexandria place, Calside Retson, xVndrew, farmer, Moorhouse, Meikleriggs Retson, John, foreman Burgh stables, 72 New Sneddon Rhodes, John, & Son, file and rasp makers, 6 Orchard street—ho. 9 Argyle street Ribbons & Co., tea dealers, wholesale grocers, provision merchants, &c., 91 High street —

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Ribbons, Henry, of Ribbons & Co.—house 1 Mansfield place Ribbons, T., of Ribbons & Co.—house 4 Greenlaw terrace Riccartsbar Asylum—George Pirie, superintendent Richardson, Charles, blacksmith, 13 Abbey close—ho. 3 North st. Richardson, Isaac, 29 High street Richardson, J. B., of James Harvey & Co.—house Pitgorno house, Stirling Richmond, Andrew, M.B., CM., consulting room 9 St. James place—house 57 Love street Richmond, George, Ivanhoe place, 43 Back Sneddon Richmond, James, fancy bread and biscuit baker, 13 St. James pi. —house 4 Park terrace, IS Underwood road Richmond, Miss, dressmaker, 39 New street Riddell, David, farmer and horse dealer, 210 Kennedy street, Glasgow—house Blackball Riddle, James, factor, Whitehaugh house Riddell, William, clerk Union Bank of Scotland, Limited—house Whitehaugh, Glasgow road Risk, Robert, missionary, Glenellen, Barterholm Risk, Mrs. James, wine and spirit merchant, 88 Canal street—house 88 Causeyside Risk, William, fishmonger and poulterer, 34 High st. —ho. do. Ritchie, George, packing box, tin and zinc case maker, 36 Gordon's lane—house 29 Canal street Ritchie, John, farmer, Broomward, Elderslie Ritchie, Mrs. John, Marchmont, Potterhill Ritchie, Mrs. James—dairy 15 Williamsburgh—house 4 White- haugh terrace Ritchie & Kirkwood, ironmongers, 47 Moss street Ritchie, Rev. Ebenezer, minister of Original Secession church house Marchmont, Potterhill Ritchie, Robert, grocer, 25 Gauze street, and 50 Love street—house 25 Gauze street Ritchie, Robert, clerk at Robt. Brown & Son's—ho. 3 Gladstone ter. Ritchie, Robert, at William Poison & Co.'s—ho. 6 Abbey ter. Ritchie, William, M.A., teacher West public School — house 25 George street Ritchie, William, of Davidson & Ritchie—house 2 Gordon place, King street (west) Ritchie, William, general dealer, 2 Neilston street—ho. 1 Bute place Robb, Dewar G., teacher North public School—house Albert place, Espedair Robb, John, surgeon dentist, 33 High street Robb, Thomas D., M.A., CM., teacher Grammar school — house 10 Moss street ,

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Robb, William, bank accountant, Glenellen, Barterholm Robb, William George, teacher of elocution, Glen Ellen, Barter- holm Robertson, Annie A., teacher North public School—house 5 Neilston street Robertson, Archibald, plumber and gasfitter, 9 Broomlands—ho. do. Robertson & Co., mill and engineers' furnishers, and commission agents, 9 Old Sneddon Robertson, Clark, coachman to Thomas Glen Coats—ho. Craigielea Robertson, Daniel, market gardener, Gateflat, East Buchanan street Robertson, David, of D. Robertson & Sons—house 133 George st. Robertson, David, of John Robertson & Sons, calenderers—house 1 Auchentorlie terrace Robertson, David, & Sons, calenderers, 2 Water brae (Burgh) Robertson, Gavin, clerk, Caledonia Ry., Underwood depot—house Caledonia street Robertson, George, of George Robertson & Sons—house 4 New Sneddon street Robertson, George A., of Haddow & Robertson—ho. 1 Hamilton st. Robertson, George & Co., brickbuilders and contractors, 3 County- place—house do. Robertson, George, jun., electrical engineer, 9 Old Sneddon street —house 4 New Sneddon street Robertson, George, jun., of George Robertson & Sons—ho. 4 New Sneddon street Robertson, George, & Sons, coppersmiths, tinsmiths, plumbers, and gasfitters, 4 New Sneddon Robertson, James, foreman scouring department, Foxbar Robertson, James, salesman with M. Greenlees & Son—house 5 Neilston street Robertson, James, fishmonger. 66 Causeyside—house 64 Shore st. Gourock Robertson, James, of Geo. Robertson & Sons—ho. 4 New Sneddon street Robertson, James, agent American star hack saw, 2 Auchentorlie terrace Kobertson, James, manufacturer of preserves and peels, Thrushgrove works, Stevenson street—house Marionfield, Blackball Robertson, James, manager at J. & P. Coats Limited — houfse Salisbury lodge, Meikleriggs Robertson, Jane, draper, 2 Queen street Robertson, John, clerk to David Logan & Son—ho. 6 Rosebery pi. Robertson, John, collector of poor and school rates, 8 New Sneddon — house 2 Royal terrace —

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Robertson, John, manager Adelphi Starch works—house Meadow- bank, Greenock road Robertson, John, manager for American Elevator Co., and agent Bostwick Folding Gate and Shutter Co., Hope street, Glasgow —ho. 4 Greenlaw terrace Robertson, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 4 Broomlands and 13 Wellmeadow—house 13 Wellnieadow Robertson, John, preserve manufacturer at Thrushgrove works house Roneil, Stanley road Robertson, John, & Sons, coal merchants. Underwood coal depot —house 15 Sandholes Robertson, John, & Sons, calenderers, hot pressers, packers, and finishers, Marshall's lane and Cartside Robertson, Joseph O., at Caw, Prentice, Clapperton, & Co.'s, Glasgow—house Abercorn house, Niddry street Robertson, J. W., at Robert Murdoch & Co.'s, iron and steel mer- chants, agent for Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company and Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, 10 West croft house Victoria buildings, Greenock road Robertson, Malcolm, church officer of St. Columba church (Gaelic) —house 21 New Smithhills Robertson, Matthew, crystal and china merchant, 111 George st. Robertson, Miss J. P., dressmaker, 52 Storie street Robertson, Mrs., confectioner, 2 Dovesland Robertson, Mrs., fishmonger, 101 Causeyside—house do. Robertson, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 1 and 2 Orchard st. Robertson, Robert, manufacturers' agent, Glasgow—ho. Abercorn house, Niddry street

Robertson, Robert, tobacconist, 46 Moss street—ho. 9 Argyle st. Robertson & Son, hat and cap manufacturers, and gentlemen's mercers, 48 Moss street (see advt.) Robertson, T., clerk. Inland Revenue ofiice—ho. Gockston house Robertson, AYalter, newsagent, 10 Gordon's lane—house do. Robertson, William, missionary St. James' U.P. church, Wallneuk Missionary hall, South croft—house 3 Auchentorlie terrace Robertson, WilHam, of Robertson e^ Son—house Abercorn house, Niddry street Robertson, William P., Stonefield Laundry—ho. 3 Mansfield place Robin & Houston, soap and composite candle makers—soap works 61

New Sneddon ; candle works Park st., Kinning Park, Glasgow Robin, John, confectioner, 1 Bridge street (south)—house do. Robin, William, & Son, builders, architectural and monumental sculptors office — 14 Lady lane ; branch offices. New Cemetery,

Hawkhead ; Neilston Cemetery, near Barrhead ; and Abbey Cemetery, near Johnstone (see advt.) 12S> PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Robin, William, secretary Paisley Florist's Society—house 1 Ralston terrace Robin, William, of William Robin & Son—ho. 23 George street Robinson, Mrs. James, confectioner, 7 South Bridge street Robson, Wm., stationer and bookseller, 82 Broomlands^house 13 Sandlioles Rodger, Alexander, M.A., teacher Ferguslie public School—house 49 Broomlands Rodger, James, wine and spirit merchant, 52 High street—house 7 Argyle street Rodger, Mrs. Alexander (trustees of), tobacconist, 83 High street Rodger, John, 57 Love street Rodger, Matthew, spirit merchant, 1 East croft—house do. Rodger, Matthew, feuar, 17 Sandlioles Rodger, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 13 Causeyside—house do. Rodger, Thomas, sub-manager at J. & P. Coats Ltd.—-house 7 Ferguslie buildings Rogers, Samuel B., boot and shoemaker, 131 George street—house 93 High street Rogerson, Rev. James V., assistant minister, 1 Hillview terrace Rolland, William, of Paisley Clothing Co.—house 6 Greenlaw terrace Rome, William, lath splitter, 34 Canal street—house 9 Lady lane Ronald, Jack, & Co., carpet and rug manufacturers, Nethercommon Ronald, Marion, cowfeeder, 2 Minerva place Ronald, James, of William M'Arthur's—house Alton villa Ronald, James, 2 Minerva place Ronald, John, of Ronald, Jack, & Co.— ho. Oaklands, Blackball Ronald, Mrs., dress and mantlemaker, 11 Argyle street Ronald, Robert A., wool merchant, and agent for Brussels and tapestry carpet yarns, Daisy bank, 24 Back Sneddon Ronald, Thomas, flesher, 4 Mossvale street—house 2 Minerva pi. Ronald, William Y., of William Cochran & Co.—ho. Hawthornden, Carriagehill drive Ross, Annie, teacher, Camphill public School—ho. 81 Kenmure st., Pollokshields Ross, Ernest, manager at Espedair Finishing works—house Green- law house Ross, George, of Seedhill Finishing Coy. —ho. Greenlaw mansion Ross, Gordon, at Seedhill Finishing Company—ho. 3 Auchentorlie terrace Ross, James, agent of Commercial Bank of Scotland Limited, 102 High street—house Fetteresso, Castlehead Ross, James, of Seedhill Finishing Company—house 3 Seedhill PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 129

Ross, John, draper, 15 Wellmeadow—house 3 County place Ross, Mary E., teacher, Camphill public School—ho. 81 Kenmure street, Pollokshields Ross, Miss J., matron, Scotch Girls' Friendly Society, 3 Forbes pi. Rough, Matthew, B., coal merchant, Underwood depot—house 11 Maxwellton Rowan, Thomas, tailor and clothier, 72 George street—house do. Rowat, Alexander, & Co., wireworkers, 25 Candleriggs, Glasgow —Telephone No. 934 Rowand, John, draper, 34 High street—house 1 Storie street Rowaud, John, farmer, Candren Rowan, John, grocer, 20 Wallace street— house do. Rowand, Robert, Inspector of Poor, 8 New Sneddon — house Adelphi house Rowaud, Thomas, at Young & Martin's—house 59 George street Rowat, Robert, Prospecthill house Rowat, Thomas, Warriston Rowat, William, St. Margaret's, Park road Rowe, Thomas, confectioner and smallware merchant, 7 Mill street —house do. Rowe, Thomas, 4 Whitehead street Roxburgh, A. P., F.S.L.A., F.E.I.S., teacher of elocution—house 5 Greenlaw terrace Roxburgh, Miss, teacher of music, 23 Oakshaw street Roxburgh, Mrs,, midwife, 5 Old Sneddon street Roxburgh, Robert, coachbuilder, Garthland carriage works, 4 Garthland lane—house 3 do. Royal Bank of Scotland, St. Mirren street—William Dickson, agent Royal Liver Friendly Society, 98 High st. —Robert Easton, agent Royal Oak Restaurant, 45 Moss street—Matthew Jamison, proprietor Royal Victoria Eye Infirmary, 1 Gauze street—Ophthalmic surgeon,

Dr. N. Gordon Cluckie ; assistant. Dr. Archibald Donald Russell, Alexander, resident teacher Industrial School, Albion st. Russell, Douglas Wills, M.B., CM., D.P.H., 26 Broomlands Russell, James, butcher, 2 Crossilat terrace—house 68 Love street Russell, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 65 Broomlands—house 30 Well street Russell, John, of Coats & Russell—house 11 Whitehaugh terrace Russell, John, farmer, Potterhill Russell, John secretary. Provident Co-Operative Society—house 17 Greenhill road Russell, Joseph, 26 Broomlands Russell, Miss, dairy, 78 George street Russell, Mrs., cooking depot, 9 Orchard street—house do I —

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Russell, Nellie ¥., at James Robertson's—house 44 Calside Russell, R. & T., writers, 7 High street Russell, Robert, writer, of R. & T. Russell, and agent for Clydesdale Bank Limited, 7 High street—residence Muirfield, Castlehead Russell, Robert Y., a^ent for Fire, Life, and Accidental Insurance Companies—house 8 Whitehaugh terrace Russell, Thomas, of R. & T. Russell—residence Muirfield, Castle- head Russell, Thomas, 39 High street Russell, Thomas, cashier, Blackstoun Mineral works — house 17 Greenhill road Russell, William, Stanley place, 48 Causeyside Russell, William, M.B.C.M., 15 Broomlands and 74 Love street house 52 High street Rutherford, Alexander H., flesher, 14 Gauze street—ho. 1 Phillips St. Rutherford, James, contractor. Bank street Rutherford, Thomas, farmer, Muirhead, Linwood

SACELL Brewery Company, brewers and maltsters, 8 Saucel Sale, Henry, theatrical manager at Brickwell's theatre—house 2 Gordon place Salisbury, William, confectioner, 6 Lawn street Sanderson, John Christian, B.Sc, science teacher Camphill School —house 4 Lylesland terrace Saucelbank Laundry, 29 Gordon's lane Savings Bank (The) of Paisley, 107 High street—John M'Gown, actuary Sawers, Joseph, carver and gilder, 39 High street—house 52 do. Sawers, Joseph, jun., apprentice at law at Young & Martin's house 52 High street Sawers & Warden, millinery and baby linens, 26 High st.—ho. do. Scarlett, James, flesher, 54 Causeyside and 4 Dovesland—house Primrose cottage, Mary street Scarlett, Robert, of Gordon & Scarlett—house 42 New street Scobie, Charles, wholesale wine and spirit merchant and bonder, 19 Causeyside and 31 Orchard street—house 1 Forest cottage, St. John's road, Pollokshields Scollan, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant and contractor—shop and house 38 Moss street—stables Harbour lane Scotch Girls' Friendly Society—Paisley branch, 3 Forbes place Miss J. Ross and Miss A. White, matrons. Scott, Alexander, funeral undertaker, 23 High street—ho. 93 do. Scott, Alexander, farmer. North Mains, by Linwood Scott, Elizabeth, teacher South public School—ho. 12 St. James pi. •

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Scott, James G., clerk to David Logan & Son—ho. 14 Well street Scott, Janet, 5 Grateside Scott, M., dressmaker, 162 George street Scott, Matilda, dress and mantle maker, 55 Broomlands Scott, Miss, sewing teacher, John Neilson Institution—house 2 Whitehead street Scott, Robert, draughtsman at Wm. Brodie & Co/s—ho. 8 Gateside Scott, Robert, manager at C. H. Handasyde & Co.'s Scott, Thomas, of Naismith & Scott—house 7 Gilmour street Scott, Thomas, jun., of Naismith & Scott—house 7 Gilmour street Scott, Thomas, shorthand writer. Sheriff-court house—house 157 Onslow drive, Dennistoun, Glasgow Scott, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 23 Lawn strset —house 2 Incle street Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—A. B. M' Gown, agent, 107 High street—house, Dunalister, Castlehead Scottish Clerks' Association, Paisley District — steward, James Pinkerton, 43 High street Scottish Imperial Insurance Company, 183 West George street, Glasgow— agents D. Semple & Cochran, Gilmour street, and Kerr & Finlator, High street—Glasgow Telephone No. 4176. Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society—district manager, George Davidson, 99 High street (see advt.) Scottish Temperance Life Assurance Co.—agent, J. R. Cullen, 7 Maxwellton " " Scottish Referee —Joseph Black, jun., agent and correspondent, 16 Moss street Scottish Widows' Fund—ragents Winning & Fulton, Terrace build- ings Scoular, Adam, restaurateur, 13 Old Smithhills—house do. Scoular, John, at A. F. Craig & Co.'s—house 9 St. James street Seedhill Finishing Company, cloth finishers, Seedhill road Seggie, William, clerk at Campbell & Calderwood's—house 51 Caledonia street Sellar, William, inspector Inland Revenue—ho.Viewfield, Meikleriggs Selway, A. W., manager to Joseph Hepworth & Son—house 77 High street Selway, Mrs., milliner, 43 High street—house 77 do. Semple, David, & Cochran, writers, 16 Gilmour street Semple, D. S., writer, of David Semple & Cochran, 16 Gilmour street, secretary of the Paisley Heritable Property Investment Society—residence Alton Semple, James F., teacher of music—classroom 93 High street — house 1 Norval place, Kilmalcolm 132 PAISLEY DIRECTOEY.

Semple, Janet Milne, L.L.A., teacher, Central Public School —ho. 4 Sardinia terrace, Hillheacl, Glasgow Semple, John, at Thomas Walker's—house 3 Carbrook street Semple, Misses, Townhead Semple, Mrs., 7 Glenview, Barterholm Shankland, James, baker, 8 Carriagehill—house do. Shanks, Mrs., staymaker, 139 George street Shanly, Edward, resident teacher. Industrial School Shannon, Andrew, jun., at Gleniffer Laundry—house 105 Causey- side Shannon, Peter L., clerk. Provident Co-Operative Society—house 105 Causeyside Shannon, Samuel, coachman, Barshaw stables Sharp, Andrew, traveller for The Gleniffer Soap Co.—house 26 Napiershall street, Glasgow Sharp, Robert, Burgh Master of Works, Municipal buildings—ho. Ward-Knowe, Sunnyside Sharp, Robt.j stationmaster, Abercorn Railway Station, Renfrew road Sharp, Thomas S. IST., cashier, goods depot Canal stn. —ho. 9 Lady lane Shaw, Archibald, of Shaw & Stewart—house 2 Church place Shaw, Smith, tailor and clothier, 45 New st. —ho. do. Shaw, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 50 Caledonia street- house 1 Storie street Shaw & Stewart, slaters, 51 High street Shaw, William L., of Ferguson, Shaw & Sons, and Gleniffer Soap Co.—house Pollokshields Shaw, William, flesher, 8 Cotton street Shearer, David, grocer, 97 Causeyside—house 8 Stevenson street Shearar, Frank, M.B., CM., 7 St. James place Shearer, James, of Sheridan & Shearer, Cumberland Shoe Factory —house 1 Richmond place Shedden, Thomas, 33 New Sneddon Shedden, William, consulting engineer, draughtsman, and valuator, and machinery agent, 1 St. James pi., and science master at School of Science and Art—house 10 Whitehaugh terrace Sheridan, Peter, of Sheridan & Shearer. Cumberland Shoe factory —house 10 Neilston street Sheridan & Shearer, wholesale shoe manufacturers, Cumberland place Shurben, Edward William, officer of Inland Revenue, 97 High street —house 1 Buchanan terrace Sim, Christina S., teacher, Camphill Public School—house 4 Russell street —

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Sim, Hugh, clerk to Eobert Brown & Son's—house 4 Russell street Sim, John C, cashier at Cartvale Chemical Co.—house 4 Russell st. Sim, Mary, restaurateur, 2 G-eorge street—house 25 Causeyside Sim, M'Kean, & Co., soap manufacturers, 4 New Sneddon Sim, Miss, 61 Love street Sim, Robert, confectioner, 50 Mill street Sim, William, wholesale grocer, 3 Causeyside—ho. 2 Lyiesland ter. Sim, "William, at James Macduff's, chemist—house 3 John street Simonnaire, Louis J., teacher of French and German, John Neilson Institution—house 104 West Graham street, Glasgow Simpson, James, baker, 3 Great Hamilton street Simpson, Miss, 61 Love street Simpson, Samuel, wine and spirit merchant, " Tannahill Rest," 25 Carriagehill—-house 2 Bute place Simpson, William, broker, 32 Wellmeadow—house do. Simpson, William, cowfeeder, 12 Storie street Sinclair, Daniel, baker, 3 Garthland street Sinclair, James, hardware merchant, 10 Wellmeadow Singer, The, Manufacturing Company of New York, makers of office, Singer's sewing machines—branch 10 St. Mirren street ; John Fraser, superintendent—house 4 Clavering street Skinner, Alexander, grocer, 1 Douglas terrace Skinnider, Albert S., representative of the Glasgoio Herald and Evening Times—house 10 Whitehaugh terrace Slack, Albert, newsagent and tobacconist, 30 Old Sneddon—ho. 17 Orchard street Slack, William, auctioneer and general wholesale merchant, 28 Old Sneddon—house 17 Causeyside Slater, John P., of John Finlay & Co., ironmongers, Glasgow house Corsebar road Slaughter-House, Springbank road—John M'Luskie, superintendent Slevin, Patrick, hardwares, 8 Old Sneddon Slight, Rev. Lewis A., minister of the New Jerusalem church house The Mansion-house, Castlehead Sloan, Mrs. N., midwife, 2 George street Small, William, sub-postmaster, town receiving office, 63 Causey- side—house do. Small, William, stationer and news-agent, and agent for H. & W. Brown, dyers, 63 Causeyside—house do. Smiley, H. H., of P. Kerr & Son—house Gallowhill, Renfrew road Smith, Alexander, baker, 41 Broomlands and Abercorn bakery, 10 North croft—ho. 41 Broomlands Smith, Benjamin, of Smith Brothers & Co.-—house Springfield villa, Floors street, Johnstone 134 . PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Smith, Benjamin, designer, at Charles Smith & Co.'s — house South park Smith Bros. & Co., shawl manufacturers, 9, 10, and 11 Forbes pL, and Marshall's lane— piece goods department 8 Forbes pL Smith, Charles, & Co., manufacturers of Brussels and Wilton carpets, tapestry, and muslin curtains, shawls, &c., Stonefield works Smith, Charles, of Charles Smith & Co.—house Parkgate, Carriage- hill drive Smith, David, cartwright, 22 Glen street —house 23 do. Smith, David M., bank teller, Commercial Bank Limited—ho. 55 Naburn street, Glasgow Smith, Duncan S., of Smith Brothers & Co.,—house St. Clair villa, Carriagehill drive Smith, George D., draper, 2 Johnston street—house 4 Johnston street Smith, Helen, pawnbroker, 108 George street Smith, Hugh C, photographer, 27 Well street—ho. do. Smith, Hugh C, jun., hairdresser, 72 Broomlands—ho. 4 Clavering street Smith, Hugh, jun., at J. & P. Coats Limited—house Castlehead Smith, Hugh, 4 Royal terrace Smith, James, flesher, 18 Sandholes—house 10 do. Smith, James, farmer, New Mains, Inchinnan Smith, Janet, teacher W^est Public school—house 43 George street Smith, John B., district manager Crown Accident Insurance Co. (Limited)—head office Bristol— branch office 94 West Regent street, Glasgow—house Fereneze view, Mary street Smith, John G., at George Dobie & Son's—house 4 Royal terrace Smith, John, of Smith Brothers & Co.—ho Thoruly park, Potterhill Smith, John, Railway dining-rooms, 84 Causeyside—house 88 Canal street Smith, John, spirit merchant, 43 New street—ho. 53 High street Smith, Marion, fruiterer, 29 George street Smith, Mary Jamieson, teacher Neilson Institution—ho. Industrial School, Albion street Smith, Mrs. Ann, grocer, 7 Abbey street Smith, Mrs., stationer and confectioner, 16 Orchard street—ho. do. Smith, Mrs., furnishings, 63 George street—house do Smith, Mrs., confectioner, 28 Glen street Smith, Mrs., 50 Causeyside Smith, Mrs., greengrocer, 8 Cotton street Smith, Mrs., matron Industrial School, Albion street Smith, Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Abbey terrace Smith, Mrs., boys' suit- maker, 5 M'Kerrell street —

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Smith, Richard, manufacturing chemist, maker of tar products and ammonia, Craigielea Chemical works, Clark street—office, 182 West street, Glasgow Smith, Richard R. W., warehouseman at Charles Smith & Co.'s house South park Smith, Robert, hatter and hosier, 95 High street—house Laighpark villa, Johnstone Smith, Robert, tailor and clothier—house 13 Lady lane Smith, Samuel, at J. & P. Coats Limited—house 22 Thistle street Smith, Thomas, F.E.T.S., CM., superintendent Industrial school, Albion street Smith, Thomas, clerk to W. & A. Coats—house 10 Broomlands

Smith, Thornton Gow, B.L , writer, 16 Moss street—house 1 Stanley place Smith, William, cashier to M'Innes, Mackenzie, & Lochhead —house Anna villa, Greenock road Smith, William, French polisher, 51 High street—ho. 9 George st. Smith, William, baker, 79 Broomlands—house do. Smith, William, 4 Hillview place Smith, William, teller. National Bank of Scotland Limited—house 4 Hillview place Smith, William, sergeant of police—-house 11 Camphill Snodgrass, Archibald, of Snodgrass & Brown—ho. Fereneze view, Mary street Snodgrass & Brown, mill furnishers and machinery agents, 36 Old Sneddon Snodgrass, James, miller and grain merchant, Saucel mills—house 4 Greenlaw terrace Snodgrass, James, & Co., Paisley Chemical works, Marshall's lane Snodgrass, James, of James Snodgrass & Co. —ho. 2 Keir terrace, Maxwell road, Pol]okshields Soho Engine Works (Campbell & Calderwood), 8 South Bridge street Sorbie, John, shoemaker, 11 Lylesland—house 2 Glenview terrace Souden, James, M.A., teacher, Neilson Institution—house 29 Fulbar street, Renfi-ew Souden, William, Annfield place Southwell, Peter & Son, ropespinners, LaighiDark ropeworks, Abercorn street Southwell, Samuel, of P. Southwell & Sou—house 7 Hawthorn buildings, Laighpark Speechley, Mrs., draper, 14 Gauze street—house 9 West Croft Speirs, Alexander, of Speirs & Gibb—house Greenhill Speirs & Gibb, coal merchants. Underwood, Canal, Ferguslie, and Potterhill depots, and Govan Station 136 PAISLEY DIRECTOEY.

Speirs, Gibb, & Co., fire clay manufacturers, Caledonia Fire Clay works, Burgh lands, off Greenock road Speirs, John, china and waste merchant, 19 Cotton street—house 25 do. Speirs, William, plasterer and cement worker, Argyle street—ho. 118 George street Speirs, Mrs., confectioner, 4 Silk street Speirs, William, china merchant and waste dealer, 81 Broomlands —house 82 do. (see advt.) Spence, James, of John Spence & Sons—house Drumcroil, Stanley drive Spence, James, iron merchant, 5 Royal terrace, Glasgow road Spence, John, & Sons, wholesale provision merchants, 62 Storie street Spence, Mrs. "Wm., clothes mangier, 33 Lady lane Spencer, Harry, cutler, 41 New street—ho. 52 Canal street Spooner, Mrs., trained nurse, 26 Abbey street Sproul, Andrew, & Sons, engineers, Lylesland and Barterholm Sproul, Andrew, & Sons, smiths and farriers, 10 Lylesland Sproul, Andrew, of A. Sproul & Sons—house Barterholm Sproul, Daniel, general warehouse, 4 and 53 Broomlands Spruell, Andrew, veterinary surgeon, horse shoer and jobbing smith, 8 Christie street—house 5 do. Spruell, Robert, teacher. East public School—house 5 Christie street St. James Park, Greenock road—James Beattie, keeper Stark, M., restaurateur, Abercorn bridge—house do. Stationery (The) and Printing Agency, stationers and printers, 109 High street Stead & Simpson, Limited, boot and shoe merchants, 8 Moss street Steel. James, fishmonger and poulterer, 6 Moss street — house Wedderburn, Blackball Steel, William, 3 Johnston street Steel, William, teacher of music, bandmaster to 2nd V.B.A. & S. Highlanders, Drill Hall—ho. 3 Stirling street Steel, William, & Co., sheriff officers and debt collectors, 35 Moss street— house 41 Well street Steen, James, coal merchant, 27 Thread street Steven, William, baker, 82 Canal street Stephens, Alfred, teacher of music, 3 M'Kerrell street Stevens, David, cabinetmaker, 9 New street—ho. 5 Garthland lane Stevenson, Bella, teacher, Stow public School—ho. 56 Canal st Stevenson, Charles, Bull inn, 5 New street Stevenson, Charles, funeral undertaker and carriage hirer, 5 New street (see advt.) ——

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Stevenson, David, gerated water manufacturer, 5 Glen lane—ho. do. Stevenson, D. E., at Fleming & Ferguson's—house 70 Love street Stevenson, D.C., boot and shoemaker, 3 Garthland street —ho. 13 Wallneuk Stevenson, Hugh, church officer of Storie street Baptist church, —house 10 Union street Stevenson, Hugh, woollen manufacturer, 10 Union street—ho. do. Stevenson, H. L,, ironmonger and china merchant, 37 Storie street house 91 High street Stevenson, James, grocer and provision merchant, 42 Broomlands house 56 Canal street Stevenson, James, grocer and wine merchant, 13 Abbey street house do. Stevenson, John, M.B., CM., dispensaries 29 Wellmeadow and 55 Causeyside—house Stow cottage. Stow brae SteYenson, Matthew, Greenlaw nursery and gardens—ho. do. (see advt.) Stevenson, Matthew S., inventor and patentee (by appointment). The Laboratory, 32 High street, and at Glasgow and Kirn —house Annfield place Stevenson, Mrs., temperance hotel keeper, 9 High street (Cross) Stevenson, Mrs. Margaret, cowfeeder, 73 Canal street—house do. Stevenson, Elizabeth, coal merchant, 13 Wallneuk Stevenson, Mrs., wine and spirit merchant, 22 New Smithhills house do. Stevenson, Peter, farmer, Bardrain, by Howwood Stevenson, Robert, writer, clerk to the Property and Income-Tax Commissioners for the LTpper Ward of Renfrew, and secretary of the West Renfrewshire Conservative Association, 99 High street—house 3 Greenlaw terrace Stevenson, Robert, china merchant, 22 Broomlands—house 25 do. Stevenson, Thomas, grocer and spirit merchant, 8 Gauze street and 22 New Smithhills—house do. Stevenson, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 71 Broomlands—ho. do. Stevenson, Thomas, coal merchant, 2 Caledonia street and Underwood depot—house 2 Caledonia street Stevenson, Walter, joiner, 35 Glen street—house 20 Well street Stevenson, William, at Ronald, Jack, & Co.'s—ho. 107 George st. Stevenson, William, Annfield place Stewart, A. B., of John Stewart & Co., Glasgow—ho. Falside house Stewart, Alexander, nurseryman, Carriagehill nursery Stewart, Alexander, confectioner, 1 Springbank road—house do. Stewart, Andrew, joiner and timber merchant, 23 Back Sneddon house 60 Love street —

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Stewart, Anthony, agent for Prudential Insurance Co.—house 14 New street Stewart. Archibald, confectioner, 9 Lawn street—house do. Stewart, Charles, yardsman, Cal. Ry. Co., St. James station and Underwood depot Stewart, Hawthorn, chemist and druggist, 81 High street, —ho. 4 Bute buildings, Laighpark Stewart, Hugh, coal merchant, 8 South Campbell street—ho. do. Stewart, James B., banker Clydesdale Bank, Glasgow—ho. Falside house Stewart, James, shoemaker, 56 Broomlands— house, 53 George st. Stewart, James, gate keeper to J. & P. Coats Limited—house 85 George street Stewart, James, at Alexander Gardner's—house 1 M'Kerrell street Stewart, James, & Co., distillers, King street, Saucel Stewart, James, manager at Abercoru Weaving Factory— house 51 Caledonia street Stewart, John, farmer, Thornly park Stewart, John, contractor, 42 Back Sneddon—house 41 do. Stewart, John, of John Stewart & Co., Glasgow—house Falside house Stewart, John, Greenhill house Stewart, Joseph, baker, 7 Old Sneddon—house 6 Old Sneddon Stewart, Maggie, dressmaker, 13 Argyle street Stewart, Mrs., Glenbrae cottage, Falside Stewart, Mrs. John M., Greenhill house StcTvart, Mrs. Jessie, confectioner, 5 Love street Stewart, Peter, of Stewart & Wallace—house 8 St. James street Stewart, Peter, of Shaw & Stewart—house 43 Lady lane Stewart, Peter, draper and hosier, 30 Great Hamilton street Stewart, Thomas, restaurateur, Townhead restaurant, 80 High st. — house 4 Barclay street Stewart & Wallace, dyers, St. James dyeworks, 8 St. James street Stewart, Wm., teacher, Ferguslie Public school—house Ellandune, Pollokshields Stirling, James, M.A., Rector of the Grammar School—house Free Gaelic manse, Calside Stirling, John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Moss vale lane—house Mossvale cottage Stirling, J. K., at Saucel distillery—ho. Ferndean, Bridge of Weir Stirling, Robert, w^ine and sph-it merchant. Bowlers' tavern, 2 Wellmeadow"—house do. Stirling street Laundry (Mrs. Bain, proprietrix), 1 Stirling street Stirrat, W. B., of Barr, Stirrat, & Co.—ho. Westmarch, Kilmalcolm PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 13?

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Stobo, Mrs. Alex , market gardener, Kelburn cottage, Racecourse rd Stobo, John, market gardener, Westmarch cottage Stockman, Martha, dressmaker, 8 Seedhill Stonefield Laundry (W. P. Robertson, proprietor), Stonefield,. telephone No. 170 (see advt.) Storie, John, manufacturer, 110 Causeyside—ho. 91 High street Storie, Mrs. John, 1 Johnston street Storrie, Alexander, coal merchant, Underwood depot—ho. 7 North street Storrie, James, of J. & W. Storrie—house 47 Love street Storrie, James, reporter Paisley office, " Glasgow Herald " and " Evening Times"—ho. 19 Greenhill road Storrie, J. & W., china merchants, 37 High street and 1 Storie street (see advt.) Storrie, Robert, at Thomas White & Sons'—house 7 Laighpark Storrie, William, 3 Lylesland terrace Storrie, William, clerk. Savings Bank—house 47 Love street Storrie, Mrs. J., F'rench polisher, 19 Greenhill road Storrie, Mrs. William, of J. & W. Storrie —house 47 Love street Strachau, James, dair3^man, 7 Carriagehill Strachan, Miss, milliner, 2 Gauze street vStrang, Christopher, farmer, Whiteford, Glasgow road Strang, Matthew, gardener to James Murray — house 31 Back Maxwellton vStewart, Archd., janitor at Free Library and Museum—ho. 75 High st. Sturrock, Rev. James B., minister of Free High church—manse^ 29 Oakshaw street Sun Insurance Office—branch 159 Hope st., Glasgow (see advt.) Sunter, John, assistant station master, Gilmour street station—ho. 2 Maxwell street Sunter, John, warehouseman with William Cochran & Co.—house 15 Sir Michael street Sutherland, Donald, chief constable of Burgh Police—ho. East Gallowhill house Sutherland, Richard, manager Provident Co-operative store, 20 Lawn street-—ho. 1 Ralston terrace, Seedhill Sutherland, Thos., mechanic at Ronald, Jack, & Co.'s—ho. Nether- common Sutherland, William, grocer and provision merchant, 23 Wellmea- dow—ho. 26 Love street Swan, Edward, clerk to Robert Stevenson—house 10 White- haugh terrace Swan, J. & M., bakers, 78 Causeyside, and 1 to 4 Stow street Swan, John, of J. & M. Swan—house 1 Stow street —

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Swan, John, cartwriglit, 22 Back Sneddon — ho. 4 Wallace street Swan, Mrs. M., 1 Stow street, and Lochiel Lodge, Millport Swan, Robert, 77 Causeyside Sweenie, John, furniture broker, 28 New Smithhills —ho. 3 G-auze st. Sweenie, James, grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 23 Stock street—house Lucetta cottage, Calside Symington, George E., of J. M. Symington's—house Endyne, Oak- shaw street Symington, J. M., yarn merchant, 7 and 8 Forbes place—residence Oakshaw house Symington, Miss, 18 Oakshaw street Symington, Misses, 33 Oakshaw street

TAG-O, Alexander, teacher East public School—ho. Glen Fruin, Calside avenue Tagg, Walter, at Speirs, Gibb, & Co.'s—house 1 M'Kerrell street Tait, Rev. Gavin J., M.A., minister of Free St. George's church manse Blackball Tannahill, Andrew, church officer of Middle Parish church—house 1 7 Wardrop street Tannahill, Andrew, cutler and gunmaker, 1 Old Smithhills —house 6 Phillips street Tannahill Hall, 18 Moss street—Thomas Andrew, keeper Tannahill, John A., supervisor of Inland revenue, 97 High street house 19 Storie street Tannett, J. C., engineer at Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Limited) —house Saucel Bank Tannock, James, china merchant, 4 Gauze street—ho, do, Taylor, Alexander G., clerk, British Linen Coy. Bank—house Greenlaw drive Taylor, Allan, flesher, 12 Moss street—ho. Lee place, Hospital lane Taylor, G., hairdresser, 70 High street—ho. 19 Greenhill road Taylor, James H., School Board visiting officer, 5 County place house 3 Holyrood place Taylor, James Robb, teacher Ferguslie public School—house 43 George street Taylor, James, clerk at Canal Station (N.B. railway)—house 226 \\ att street, Glasgow Taylor, John, carting contractor. Moss-side, Greenock road Taylor, John, M.A., Headmaster Camphill public School—^house Ravenswood, Castlehead Taylor, John M. B., assistant curator at Free Library and Museum —house 24 Argyle street Taylor, John R., commission agent, Glasgow—ho. Stanley drive —

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Taylor, Marion, spirit dealer. Moss-side, Greenock road Taylor, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Gauze street Taylor, Miss E., dressmaker, 43 George street—house do. Taylor, Miss E., Bible-woman for Victoria j^lace Baptist Church — ho. 34 George street Taylor, Mrs. Thomas, Tannahill Laundry, 21 Castle street Taylor, Robert, draper, 17 Broomlands Taylor, Thomas, grocer, 6 Orchard street Taylor, Thomas, confectioner, 16 George street—ho. 4 do. Taylor, Thomas Henry, L.D.S., surgeon-dentist, 28 Gauze street house do. Taylor, William, M.A., teacher Grammar School—ho. Carriagehill house Taylor, William, art teacher, Camphill school—ho. 43 George st. Taylor, Wihiam, builder, Arkleston road— ho. Janetta cottage,. Arkleston road Telephone (National) Co. Limited, Terrace buildings Telfer, Mrs., 2 Buchanan terrace Telfer, Mrs., 6 New Smithhills

Tennent, William M'Cowat, agent Prudential Assurance Company ,. Limited—ho. 5 Bute buildings, Laighpark Theatre, Brickwells', New Smithhills—The Paisley Theatre, Limited^ " proprietors ; telegraphic address, Brickwell," Paisley Templeton, J. & Co., washers and dressers, Jenny's Well laundry —house Jenny's Well (see advt.) Thistle dining-rooms—Robert M'Goff, proprietor— 1 Douglas ter. Thom, John, farmer, Hallhill, by Howwood Thomas, Edward, confectioner, 11 Saucel Thomson, Albert, restaurateur, 50 Old Sneddon— house 5 do. Thomson, Allan, 5 Bridge street Thomson, A. M., of Currie, Thomson, & Co.—house 6 Seyton avenue, Langside Thomson, Alexander, at A. King & Son's—house 2 Hillview place Thomson, Andrew, yarn merchant, Glasgow—house Roslyn, Craw road Thomson, Andrew, gas inspector, 4 Abbey terrace Thomson, Andrew B., agent, 10 St. Mirren street Thomson, Archibald, of Hamilton & Thomson—ho. 3 Gordon pi. Thomson, Archibald, 5 Buchanan terrace Thomson, Bathia, 57 Canal street Thomson, David, of Thomson & Allan, engineers, Johnstone— house 65 Love street Thomson, David, wine and spirit merchant, 65 Love street—ho. do. Thomson & Dunbar, carpet and hearth-rug manufacturers, 35 Well st. ——

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Thomson, Eliza, teacher, Camphill public School—ho. 44 New st. Thomson, Elizabeth, tobacconist and newsagent, 24 New street house 3 Wardrop street Thomson, Helen, greeni^rocer, 36 Underwood road Thomson, Henry, confectioner, 4 Rowan street—house do. Thomson, J. & J., yarn merchants, 1 Causeyside Thomson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 148 Georsre street—ho. 23 do. Thomson, James, of J. & J. Thomson—house 3 Royal terrace Thomson, James K., painter, 40 Causeyside—house 8 Stevenson street Thomson, James, jun., of J. & J. Thomson—house 3 Royal terrace Thomson, James P., organist North Parish church and teacher of music, 93 High street—house 13 Abbey street Thomson, J. Gr., Session Clerk for High Parish. Parties wishing proclamation of marriage may apply to Mr. Thomson at Neilson Institution (during school hours), or at Strattonville, Meikle- riggs, or to Robert Arthur, 14 Oakshaw street Thomson, John Gray, F.E.I.S., headmaster of John Neilson Institution—house Strattonville, Meikleriggs Thomson, John, of J. & J. Thomson—ho. 3 Royal terrace Thomsoin, Joseph, furnishing ironmonger, plumber, and gasfitter. Masonic buildings, 96 High street—workshop 32 do. —house Sunnyside (see advt.) Thomson, J., milliner and dressmaker, 4 Wellmeadow—house 49 High street Thomson, Lizzie, boys' suitmaker and dressmaker, 16 Castle street Thomson, Mary, dressmaker, 57 Canal street Thomson, Miss, organist St. George's Parish church, and teacher of music—house 13 Abbey street Thompson, M. F., homoepathic chemist, 17 Gordon street, Glasgow (see advt.) Thomson, Misses, milliners, 4 Bridge street—house 1 Park terrace, 15 Underwood Thomson, Mrs., draper, 20 Lawn street—house do. Thomson, Mrs. A., confectioner, 91 High street—ho. 32 Ferguslie Thomson, Mrs. A., proprietrix. County hotel, 1 County place Thomson, Mrs. A., 13 Abbey street Thomson, Mrs. J., Firgrove, Castlehead Thomson, Mrs. John, fancy goods warehouse, 94 High street house 44 New street Thomson, Peter, loom card cutter, 6 Forbes place—ho. 1 New Stock street Thomson, Robert, of Thomson & Dunbar—ho. 1 Park terrace, Underwood road —-

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Thomson, Robert, Town Chamberlain—office Municipal buildings —house Elackhall Thomson, Robert, hardware and china merchant, 5 Neilston road— ho. Newhall terrace, Glenfield Thomson, William, of Sacell Brewery Co.—ho. 55 High street Thomson, William C, tailor and clothier, 16 Gilmour street—house 7 Gateside Thomson, William, wine and spirit merchant, 45 Broomlands Thomson, William, proprietor, R. & J. Dick's—^ho. 18 Argyle st. Thomson, William, second janitor, Camphill Public School—ho. 122 George street Todd, Alexander, time-keeper. Gasworks—house 6 Buchanan ter. Todd, George, sen., brassfounder, 13 High street—ho. 4 Wellmeadow Todd, John J., apprentice-at-law with James Gardner—house 6 Buchanan terrace Todd, Mary G., teacher, Ferguslie public School — house 6 Buchanan terrace Tolmie, John, gatekeeper at J. & P. Coats Limited—house Wood- side lodge Toole, James, sergeant major 2ad Y.B.A. and S.H., Drill hall —house 20 Argyle street Tough, James G., salesman with Robert Smith—ho. 25 Underwood road Towart, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 10 Broomlands house Raguel, Meikleriggs Towers, Thomas P., writer, with Reids & Campbell — house Rockfield cottage, Potterhill Towns, Archibald, tailor and clothier, 16 High street Tramway Company (Ltd.), 10 Incle street—James Y. Millar, manager Travers, Alice, grocer, 150 George street—ho. do. Trench, Robert, weavers' agent, 7 Orchard street Trench, Thomas, of Thomas Trench & Co.—house 3 George street Trench, Thomas, & Co., smiths, gasfitters, and ironmongers, 93 Causeyside Trotter, William, missionary Free Middle Church— ho, 64 Love st Tudhope, William, licensed broker, 5 Dovesland—ho. 3 do. Tullis, Mrs., dairy, 61 Storie street Tulloch, Hugh A., teacher, Camphill public School—house 29 High street Turnbull, Agnes, 12 Abbey close Turnbull, Christina, milliner and dressmaker, 41 High street Turnbull, J. Aitken, L.L.B., clerk to James Gardner— ho. 11 India street, Glasgow 144 PAISLEY DIRECTOUY.

Turnbull, James, of David Leggat & Co.—ho. Colinslee cottage Turnbull, AYilliam, machinery agent, 29 Gordon's lane—-house 12 Abbey close Turner, Barr, sawyer and working tradesman, 8 George street Tweeddale, John, house factor, 30 Canal street Tyre, George, spirit merchant, 18 High street—house 5 Abbey ter. Tyre, James, cowfeeder and contractor, 39 George street Tytler, William, manufacturer, 5 Causeyside—^house 23 Canal st.

UNDERWOOD Co-opertiYe Coal Society (Limited), coal merchants, Underwood depot—salesman, John Holmes, 20 Greenhill road (see advt.) Underwood mineral depot, St. James station, Caledonian Railway —William Noble, agent—house 79 George street Union Bank of Scotland Limited, 3 Gilmour street — John E. Murray, agent Union Assurance Society (a.d. 1714), 2 West Regent street, Glas- gow (see advt.) Ure, David, of J. & D. Ure—house Chapelfield cottage, Blackball Ure, James, of J. & D. Ure—house 1 Greenlaw terrace Ure, J. & D., grocers and provision merchants, 22 High street Ure, Thomas, grocer, 97 Causeyside—house 7 Greenlaw terrace Urie, Matthew, joiner and builder, Laighpark— house Overdale, Ren- frew road (see advt.) Urquhart, John, confectioner, 88 Causeyside—ho. 94 George street Urquhart, Mrs., tobacconist and stationer, and receiving agent for H. & W. Brown, dyers and cleaners, 1 Johnston st. —ho. do. Urquhart, Robert, 20 Incle street Urquhart, William, confectioner, 81 J High st. and 36 Broomlands —house 94 George street

VANCE, James, hairdresser, 45 New street—house 35 High street Veitch, George Seton, agent for Bank of Scotland, North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., and Norwich and London Accident Co.—house Friarshall Victoria (Royal) Eye Infirmary, 1 Gauze street Victoria Laundry (House of Refuge), Lady lane (see advt.) Vulcan Foundry and Engine works (FuUerton, Hodgart, & Bar- clay Limited), Renfrew road

WAD DELL, Miss Elizabeth, draper and general outfitter, 83 Causeyside—ho. do. Waddell, R. D., pork butcher and sausage maker, 96 High street Waddell, Robert T., spirit merchant, 78 Canal street—house 77 do —

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Waddell, William, fruiterer and confectioner, 4 Abingdon place Wagstaff, Matthew, waste dealer, 5 Orchard street—ho. do. Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 32 Castle street Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 2 Moncrieff street Walker, A. H., wine and spirit merchant, Terrace tavern, 109 High street—house 2 Crossflat terrace Walker, Drybrough, & Co., yarn printers, dyers, and scourers^ Arkleston Print works—G-lasgow house of call 89 Ingram st. Walker, Frances, dressmaker, 4 Grlen street Walker, Hopkins, & Co., manufacturers, 5 Cumberland court Walker, Horace, at Walkers & Co.'s—ho. 45 High street Walker, J., milliner, 69 Causeyside—house do. Walker, James, superintendent of Hawkhead Cemetery—house Cemetery lodge Walker, James, spirit dealer, 16 Broomlands Walker, James, architect, 2 Gladstone terrace—ho. do. Walker, James L., at Clark & Co.'s—ho. 7 Greenlaw terrace Walker, Jessie, dressmaker, 25 Gauze street Walker, John, surgeon-dentist, 44 New street and Netherton, Kames, Kyles of Bute Walker, John, 7 Greenlaw terrace Walker, John, feuar, 3 Castle street Walker, John R., of Walkers & Co.—house 11 Grosvenor crescent, Kelvinside, Glasgow Walker, John, potato merchant, 23 Abbey street Walker, Martin, pawnbroker, 17 Storie street—house do. Walker, Mary, laundry, 57 Broomlands Walker, Robert, farmer, Brounsfield, Inchinnan Walker, Robert, traveller to Mrs. Goudie—house 69 Canal street Walker, Thomas, writer, Municipal buildings—house Greenhill Walker, William, writer, and Burgh prosecutor, Municipal build- ings—house Greenhill Walker, William, wine and spirit merchant, 28 Back Sneddon house 17 Storie street Walkers & Co., shawl manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Wallace, Andrew, & Son, dyers, Cumberland dyeworks, 15 Abbey st. Wallace, Andrew, of Andrew Wallace & Son—house, 1 Christie st. Wallace, Bernard, cotton, wool, and waste dealer, 8 South croft house do. Wallace, Charles, slater, 23 New Smithhills—house do. Wallace, Charles, plumber and slater, 15 Cotton street—ho. do. Wallace & Co., drapers and silk mercers, 15 High street Wallace, Connell, & Co., plumbers, sanitary engineers, and lead merchants, 8 Gilmour street

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Wallace & Conoell, plumbers, lead merchants, brassfounders, and coppersmiths, 42 St. Enoch sq. and 65 M' Alpine st., Glasgow Wallace, George, officer of Victoria pi. Baptist Church and Equitable Funeral Society, 38 Lady lane Wallace, Hugh, of Andrew Wallace & Son—house 22 Maxwell drive, PoUokshields Wallace, James, butcher and ham-curer, 8 Love street—house do. Wallace, James, confectioner, 58 Causeyside —house do. Wallace, James, cowfeeder, 22 Newton street Wallace, James, L.D.S., surgeon-dentist, 93 High street Wallace, James, surgeon dentist, Glasgow—ho. Braefoot, Gleniffer. Wallace, James, newsagent and tobacconist, 76 High street—ho. 47 do. Wallace, Mrs. Jane, china merchant and waste dealer, 15 Cotton st. Wallace, John, confectioner, 2 Cotton street—house do. Wallace, John, tobacconist, 24 High street Wallace, John, house painter, 12 Causeyside—ho. 14 Wardrop st. Wallace, John, hairdresser, 4 Brown's lane—house 1 Richmond place Wallace, Mrs., dress and mantle-maker, 4 John street Wallace, Robert, refreshment rooms, 23 New street—house 104 Causeyside Wallace, R. S., of Wallace & Co.—house 15 High street Wallace, William, shoemaker, Kibble Reformatory, Greenock road Wallach, Mrs., Wallace cottage, 30 New Sneddon Walls, Davina, stationer, 1 Wellmeadow—house 40 Lady lane Walls, Mary, teacher, St. Catherine R.C. school—ho. 6 Christie st. Wallneuk Saw Mills (John Clark & Co.), 12 Wallneuk Walsh, William, salesman at David Gilmour & Co.'s, and secretary to Oddfellows' Society—house 2 Orr street Walton, Rev. W. Ainslie, minister of St. James U.P. church—ho. St. James manse, Castlehead Warden, Rev. William, minister of Christ's Episcopal Church—ho. 4 Greenlaw terrace Wardrop, James, cooper and general dealer, 36 Great Hamilton street—house 10 Union street Wardrop, James D., sheriff-clerk's office—ho. 1 Gordon pi., King st. Wardrop, William D., clerk at T. Gow Smith's—ho. 1 Gordon pi. Warnock, James, sen., shipowner and sand merchant—house 16 Niddry street Warnock, James, jun., coal merchant and carting contractor, 15 Abercorn street—house 16 Niddry street Wason, William, 42 Maxwellton Waters, Cook, & Co., manufacturers, 1 Cumberland court Waters, William, of Waters, Cook, & Co.—house Greenlaw drive PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 147

Waters, Wm., manager to Cartvale Chemical Co. (Limited) —house 60 New Sneddon Waters, William, confectioner, 2 Cleopatra buildings, Springbank road—ho. do. Waterston, James, at Smith Bros. & Co.'s—ho. 2 Blackball buildings Waterston, Jessie, teacher, Carbrook street public school—house 22 VVellmeadow Waterston, J. & R., painters, paperhangers, and oil and colour merchants, 4 County place Waterston, Miss, teacher, Stevenson street public school — house 2 Blackball Watkins, Charles, of Philpot & Watkins—house 8 M'Kerrell street Watson, Alex., cashier at Adam Hamilton & Son's—house 4 Gladstone terrace Watson, A. T., boot and shoemaker, 6 Silk st.—house 20 Argyle st. Watson, A. & W., butchers, 25 Causeyside and 10 Broomlands Watson, Allan, of A. & W. Watson—house 2 Greenlaw terrace Watson, Christopher, farmer, Fulwood, Inchinnan Watson, Daniel, builder—house 4 Wellmeadow Watson, David, accountant. National Bank of Scotland—house Heathbank, Meikleriggs Watson, Gabriel, of Andrew Wallace & Son—house 3 Auchentorlie terrace Watson, Henry, manager, Daily Express OfRce, and corres- pondent for the " Scottish Leader"—house 20 Well street Watson, James B., curator, George A. Clark Town hall Watson, James, nurseryman and florist, Bellfield nursery, Cartvale, Love street, and 102 Causeyside—house Bellfield cottage Watson, James, residenter, Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Watson, Neil, coal merchant, 1 Minerva place Watson, Peter, coal merchant, 13 Sir Michael street Watson, Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Shortroods—office 32 High street—house Muirfield, Meikleriggs Watson, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 90 High street—house Carfax cottage, Glasgow road Watson, William,"butcher, 27 High street—house 2 Greenlaw terrace Watson, William, of A. & W. Watson—house 2 Greenlaw terrace Watson, William, fishmonger, 79 Broomlands — house 43 Napier street, Linwood Watson, William, cowfeeder, 10 Gateside Watt, Alexander, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd.)—house Inchcape, Greenlaw Watt, George, The Cottage, Castlehead Watt, James, detective officer—house 8 Anchor buildings Seedhill —•

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Watt, Miss, trained nurse, 4 East lane, Ferguslie Watt, Robert H., clerk at the Central Agency, Glasgow—house 4 Buchanan terrace Watt, Robert, grocer, 58 George street—house 23 Wellmeadow Watt, Thomas, M.A., M.B., CM., physician and surgeon, 44 High street Watt, AYilliam, butter and egg merchant, 1 Castle street—house 23 Wellmeadow Watt, William, water meter surveyor to the Water Works Com- missioners—house 1 Whitehead street Waugh, Samuel, greengrocer, 29 Castle street Weatherston, Alexander, officer of South Parish church—house 2 Alexandria place, Calside Webster, Mrs. William, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Gauze street and 1 Bank street—house Rosebank cottage, Calside Weddell, George, wine and spirit merchant, 28 Wellmeadow— house do. Weddell, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 23 Broomlands—house 24 do. Weir, Flora C, teacher Central public school—house 84 George st. Weir, James, farmer, Barskiven Weir, James, fishmonger, 2 Tower buildings—house 5 Argyle st. Weir, James, reporter. Paisley Daihj Express—house 2 Gladstone ter., Neilston street Weir, James, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 2 Smithhills—-Work- shop Cumberland place—house 23 Causeyside Weir, James, Avholesale and retail grocer, 10 Old Smithhills — house 10 do. Weir, James, Annfield place Weir, Jeanie, greengrocer and stationer, 4 Kilnside crescent—ho. do. Weir, John, traveller to James Robertson, Thrushgrove works house 10 Old Smithhills Weir, Mary J. S., teacher Thread street school—ho. 10 Smithhills Weir, Robert, confectioner, 4 George street Weir, Robert, secretary Wild Rose Lodge of Free Gardeners house 16 Sandholes Wells, John, dairy, 1 Neilston road Welsh, J. & Co., warehousemen and manufacturers, 17 Moss street—house 3 Park terrace Welsh, William, carpet and bed quilt manufacturer, 12 Hunter st. —house 3 Park terrace Welsh, Mrs. Mary, fruiterer and confectioner, 56 George street West Renfrewshire Conservative Association —Robert Stevenson, secretary—office 99 High street —

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Westwood, Alexander M'U., clerk at Fleming & Ferguson's—house 24 Orchard street Whammond, James, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Caledonia street —house do. Whiriskey, James, of Chapman & Whiriskey—house 1 Bute place Whjte, James, traveller for William Poison & Co.—house, Green- law terrace White, John, of Thomas White & Sons—house 5 Gateside White, John, farmer. Nether Craigends, by Linwood White, Matthew H., of Thomas White & Sons—house Saucel bank White, Miss A., matron Scotch Girls' Friendly Society, 3 Forbes pi. Whyte, Miss M., confectioner, 68 Love street Whyte, Miss Margaret, grocer, 9 Wardrop street—house do. Whyte, Mary, 31 Gauze street Whyte, Mrs. Robert A., Ardmillan, Blackball White, Quintin, student, missionary Free South Church—ho. (care of Mrs. Murray) 4 New Stock street White, Thomas, & Sons, engineers and machine makers, Laighpark White, William farmer, Herschaw, Bishopton White, William, carter, 134 George street Whiteford, A. M., foreman at J. & J. Cook's—house 29 Well street Whiteford, James B., of John M'Nair & Co.—house 46 High street Whiteford, John H., photographer, 25 Storie street—house 36 do. Whiteford, Kate, teacher, Ferguslie school—house 6 Seedhill Whiteford, Mrs. James, fruiterer, 53 Causeyside—house 67 do. Whiteford, William, grocer, 15 Moss vale street—house do. Whitehead, Agnes, family grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 44 Broomlands Whitehead, Alexander, M.B. and CM.—consulting rooms 2 New Smithhills—house do. Whitehead, Andrew, superintendent N.B. railway Co., Canal goods station—ho. 9 Whitehaugh terrace Whitehead, David, of J. & D. Whitehead—house Macdowall st. Whitehead, J. & D., coal merchants, Underwood and Stoney brae depots—office 16 Moss street (Telephone No. 60) Whitehead, James, 6 Buchanan terrace Whitehead, Joseph, insurance agent, of J. & D. Whitehead; telephone No. 60—house 44 Broomlands Whitehill, M. & Co., shawl and fancy goods manufacturers, 8 and 9 Causeyside Whitelaw, Mrs., confections and fancy goods, 1 Crossflat terrace Whitson, J. B., of Paisley Coal & Briquette Co.— ho. 3 Hamilton st. Whitson, W. H., of Paisley Coal & Briquette Co.—ho 5 Greenlawter. Wilkie, Andrew, jun., stationer and newsagent, 99 Causeyside house 3 Wardrop street —

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Wilkie, Mrs. Duncan, wine and spirit merchant, 32 George street house 7 do. Wilkie, John, & Sons, painters and paperhangers, 39 High street Wilkinson, Oswald, manager of djeworks at J. & P. Coats Limited—house Kilmalcolm Williams, Mrs., milliner, 100 Causeyside—house 12 Wardrop street Wills, James, market gardener, AVhitehaugh offices Wills, James, grocer, 54 Causeyside—ho. 1 Alexandria pi., Calside Wilson, Agnes R. C, teacher, Camphill Public school—house 59 Causeyside Wilson, Alexander, joiner and timber merchant, Greenock road (next Reformatory)—house Burnside villa, Greenock road Wilson, Rev. Alexander, minister of the Evangelical Union church —house 59 Causeyside Wilson, Andrew, confectioner, 118 George street—house 130 do. Wilson, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 56 Causeyside-—house 63 Causeyside Wilson, Charles, 22 Sandholes Wilson, D., of Armour & Wilson—house 3 Clavering street Wilson & Co., slaters, slate and cement merchants, 19 Sandholes Wilson, Daniel, flesher, 5 LaAvn street—house do Wilson, Daniel M., cashier at Clark & Co.'s—house Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Wilson, David, of M. Whitehill & Co.—house Tullieallan.Castlehead Wilson, David, commission agent, Glasgow—house 20 High street Wilson, David, 2 St. James street Wilson, George, & Co., muslin manufacturers, George street factory. 147 George street Wilson Hall, 40 Hiffh street—Archibald Dunsmore, keeper Wilson, James, hall-keeper. Drill hall Wilson, James, agent for printing machinery, ink, &c., 11 Barclay st. Wilson, James, wholesale and retail fruit merchant, 28 Causeyside —house 93 Causeyside Wilson, James A., teacher, West public School—house 1 Gordon place, King street Wilson, Jessie L., dressmaker, 1 Gordon place, King street Wilson, J. D., accountant, and agent for house and property and fire, life, accident, plate glass, and cattle insurance, and secretary for " Model " building societies. Union Bank buildings, Dyers' wynd—house 19 Sandholes Wilson, J. D., of Wilson & Co., slaters, 19 Sandholes Wilson, John, of M. Whitehill & Co.—ho. Brownheath, Craw rd. Wilson, John, factor to Lord Blantyre, Freeland, near Bishopton Wilson, John C, clerk to Isdale & M'Callum—ho. 29 Maxwellton —

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Wilson, John, farmer, Lounsdule farm Wilson, John, jun., hatter, hosier, and glover, 25 High street house Brownheath, Craw road Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Johnston street Wilson, Mrs., keeper of cabmen's rest. County place—house 4 Christie street Wilson, Mrs. Agnes, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 107 George street Wilson, Mrs., shoemaker, 23 Maxwellton street Wilson, Mrs., 3 Janefield place Wilson, Mrs., confectioner, 6 Incle street—house do. Wilson, Mrs., Stanley place, 50 Causeyside Wilson, Mrs. Hobert, 4 Underwood road Wilson, Robert, baker, 111 George street Wilson, Robert, slater, 23 West street Wilson, Robert, & Co., starch and corn flour manufacturers, Adelphi Starch works. New Sneddon street Wilson, Robert, & Laird, auctioneers and live stock agents—sale yard 13 Storie street—office 97 High street Wilson, Robert, of Robert Wilson & Laird—ho. Manswraes, Kil- barchan Wilson, Robert, builder—yard 20 Greenhill road—house do. Wilson, Thomas, builder, 14 Abbey close—house 9 South Campbell street Wilson, Thomas, & Son, chemists and druggists, 36 Ferguslie Wilson, Thomas, hairdresser, 24 New street—house 33 Glen street Wilson, Walter, watchmaker and jeweller, 2 Wellmeadow and 29 Maxwellton—house 32 Maxwellton Wilson, Walter L., stationer and tobacconist, 12 Old Smithhills, and wholesale toy merchant, 25 Old Sneddon—ho. 12 Old Smithhills Wilson, William H., registered chemist, 13 Broomlands Wilson, William, of Geo. Wilson & Co.— house Brabloch, Renfrew road Wilson, William, bookbinder and stationer, 18 Gilmour street house 1 Greenlaw terrace Wilson, William, of Thomas Wilson & Son, and sub-postmaster, 36 Ferguslie—house 29 Maxwellton Wilson, William, criminal sergeant of County Police—house 1 Cameron street Wilson, William R., photographer, 33 Glen street Wilson, William, South Gallowhill house Winfield, J., insurance clerk, 4 Whitehaugh terrace Wingate, Matthew, forrester, 53 Canal street Winning, James, of Winning & Fulton —house 2 Caledonia street ——

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Winning & Fulton, accountaats, house-factors, licensed property valuators, and insurance - agents, and secretaries to the "Economic" building societies, Terrace buildings, 109 High street (see advt.) Winning, Mrs. Mary, draper and hosier, 49 Broomlands Winning, Mrs., confectioner, 87 New Sneddon street—ho. 80 do. Wishart, John, confectioner, 43 Broomlands Wood, James, & Co., coal merchants, Underwood. Canal street,

Ferguslie, Saucel, and Potterhill depots, Paisley ; Fulbar

street, Renfrew ; and Clydebank Railway station (see advt.) Wood, James, of James Wood & Co.—ho. Bathville house, Bathgate Wood, John A., of James Wood & Co. —ho. Fairholm, Bridge of Weir Wood, Mrs. John, Ladyburn, Glasgow road Wood, Mrs., hosier, 28 Wellmeadow—house do. Wood, William, missionary Canal Street U.P. Church—house 21 Argyle street Woodrow,John,teacherJohnNeilsonInstitution—ho. 14 Wellmeadow Woodrow, Peter, chaplain Abbey Poorhouse—ho. 21 Wellmeadow Woolley, Arthur, of G. & A. Woolley—ho. 1 Laighpark cottages Woolley George, of G. & A. Woolley—house 2 Laighpark cottages Woolley, G. & A., billposters, 8 Moss street Working-men's Home, 86 and 88 New Sneddon—Bernard M'Gee, proprietor Worthington, Mrs., Ingleside, Oarriagehill drive Worthington, William, at James Stewart & Co.'s—house Ingleside, High Oarriagehill Wotherspoon & Brownlie, insurance agents, Maxwellton Wotherspoon, Francis William, of Wm. M'Intyre, jun., & Co. house Maxwellton Wotherspoon, John B., at Wm. M'Intyre, jun., & Co.'s—house Sunnyside Wotherspoon, Mrs., 5 Glenview, Barterholm Wotherspoon, Robert, & Son, stationers, printers, and account-book makers, 8 High street—house do. Wotherspoon, Thomas Glen, of Wm. M'Intyre, jun., & Co.—house Maxwellton Wotherspoon, William, manufacturer of corn flour and Glenfield starch — works Maxwellton — warehouses Kinning Park, Glasgow, and 16 Lawrence Pountney lane, Loudon, E.C. residence Maxwellton house. Paisley Wright, Charles J., manager to Colinslee Chemical Co. —house 1 Gladstone terrace Wright, Daniel, at Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell's house 22 Abbey street PAISLEY DIRECTORY. 153

Wright, Joliii, cliiua merchant, 1 Ferguslie Wright, J. & J., grocers and pi'O vision merchants, 2 Clydeview terrace—house 66 Back Sneddon Wright, Mrs., Calside villa Wright, Morris MacD., architect, GreenlaAv drive Wright, M. grocer, 22 Abbey street Wycherley, A. N., teacher of music and pian oforte-tnner—house 27 Lawn street Wylie, Alexander, newsagent, 6 Stevenson street Wylie, David, confectioner, 29 Orchard street Wylie, Jessie, teacher North public School—house 72 Love street Wylie, Kate S., teacher of music, Wellborne villa, Meikleriggs Wylie, Mrs. William, Wellborne villa, Meikleriggs Wylie, Robert, clerk, The Savings Bank of Paisley—house 79 George street Wylie, Thomas K., clerk Canal station—house 79 George street Wylie, William, boot and shoemaker, 33 High street Wynne, Miss, St. Mirin's R.C. School—house 6 Christie street

YIELDER, R., & CO., coffee palace, 105 High street (see advt.) Yielder, Richard, of R. Yielder & Co.—house Caversbank House, Oakshaw street Young, Alexander, of William Linn & Son, Glasgow—house Caversbank house, Oakshaw street Young, A., salt and whiting merchant, 11 Sandholes Young, Andrew, water meter inspector, Mill street Young, David, farmer. Old hall, Glasgow road Young, David, bird dealer and stuffer, 59 Storie street—house 10 CamphiU place Young, David, of Young & Martin—rho. Wallace bank, Castlehead Young, David, farmer, Alton farm Young, George Murray, butcher, and wine and spirit merchant, 5 Broomlands—house 7 King street Young, J. & J., brassfounders, Nethercommon Young, James A., of Young & Martin—house AYallace bank, Castlehead Young, James H., of John Young & Co.—ho. Priory park, Castlehead Young, James, of J. & J. Young—house Nethercommon Young, James, cashier to John Highgate & Co.—ho. 4 M'Kerrell st. Young, James L., with William Young— ho. 36 Causeyside Young, James, 1 Royal terrace Young, Rev. James, B.D., minister of North Parish church—house North Parish manse, Love street Young, John, of J. & J. Young—house Nethercommon —

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Young, John, & Sons, boot and shoe manufacturers, 93 High street Young, John, broker, 26 Cotton street—house do. Young, John, & Co., timber merchants and saw millers, Burgh Saw Mills, Caledonia street Young, John, of John Young & Co.—ho. Priory park, Castlehead Young, John, juu., 93 High street Young, John, & Son, drapers and clothiers, 7 Orr square Young, John, 7 Orr square Young, John, ironmonger, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 1 Broomlands Young, Joseph P., clerk to Jas. Wood & Co.—house 2 John street Young, Matthew, of Kerr & Young—house 3 Albion street Young & Martin, writers, and Town Clerks, Municipal buildings Young, Morris, curator and librarian, Free Library and Museum house do. Young, Mrs., dress and shirtmaker, 6 Lawn street—ho. do. Young, Mrs. William, cowfeeder, and hay and straw merchant, 11 Broomlands Young, Nathaniel T., of John Young & Son —house 7 Orr square Young, E.. C, farmer, Netherfield and Fulwood, by LiuAvood

Young, Robert C, plumber and gasfitter, 1 6 Stevenson street house 1 do. Young, Robert, M.A., teacher of classics and mathematics Neilson Institution—house Glenview, Barterholm Young, Samuel, of John Young & Co.—ho. Priory park, Castlehead Young, Stephen, letter-press printer, 2 New st. —ho. 41 Lady lane Young, Stephen A. M'L., 8 Orr square Young, William, carriage hirer and funeral undertaker—office 2 County place—branch office Canal station— funeral office and night bell 36 Causeyside—stables and workshop, 43 Gordon's lane—Telephone No. 28—house 36 Causeyside (see advt.) Young, William, baker and purveyor, 47 High street—house do. Young, William, feuar, Primrose cottage, Hawddiead road Younger, William, farm overseer, Kibble Reformatory, Greenock rd. Yuill, William, at Ja. Caldwell, Muir, & Caldwell's — house Craigielea, Blackstoun road Yuill, William, tobacconist, 11 Old Smithhills—house do. THE PAISLEY DIRECTORY,

ARRANGED IN TRADES AND PROFESSIONS,

Accountants. Brownlie, William (insurance), Glen- Abercrombie, Robert Graham, C.A., 94 field Starch Works High street Brown, Wm., jun.,& Co., 107 Causeyside Adam, James, at J. & P. Coats Ltd. Clark, James, 1 Camphill place Anderson, John. 5 County place Cochran, W. M.. 42 Lady lane Duff, George, Union Bank of Scotland Cowan & Co. (Railway), Canal Goods Findlay,JohnD., Royal Bank of Scotland Station- -Robert M'Lean, agent Gardiner, Alex., British Linen Coy. Bank Davidson, George, 99 High street Hamilton, Hugh, 4 Bank street Davidson, John, 2 Janefield place Keay, Angus, 93 High street Donald, Thomas (shipping), 43 Lady Lauchlan, R., 4 Causeyside lane Lyle, Dalrymple, 3 Cumberland court Easton, Robert, 43 High street Muir, John, 23 Moss street Fergus, James, 61 Storie street Mackersie, Jas., Clydesdale Bank Ltd. Gilmour, David & Co., 5 Causeyside M'Gown.Alex. B., 107 High st. Gilmour, James, 21 Caledonia street IVI'Gown, John, 107 High street Glover, James, & Co. (shipping), 5 Nicol, Walter S., Commercial Bank of Phillips street Scotland Limited Gray, James, 19 Broomlands Watson, David, National Bank of Scot- Hart, Thomas (wine and spirit), & land George street Wilson, J. D., Union Bank buildings. Hay, George, Canal station Dyers' wynd Hutchison, James S., Calside villa Winning & Fulton, Terrace buildings, Hutton, Robert, Bank end Mills, New 109 High street Sneddon street Johnson, Thomas, 94 High street Agents for Companies, &c. Kirk, Geo. G. (insurance), New Smithhiila (See also Yarn Agents.) Laiug, Wm. (insurance), 4 Newton st. Allan, John S., 5 Camphill place Lauchlan, Robert, 4 Causeyside Allison, Allan, 4 Stevenson street Leslie, W., 33 Thread street Armour, Robt. (insurance), 3 Buchanan Lorimer, J. C. (assurance), 27 White- terrace head street Asquith K. (drapery), 13 Wardrop street Maxwell, William, G. & S.-W. Railway- Auchterlonie, William (Assurance), Canal Company, Potterhill Station Melvin, T. J., & Co.. 48 High street Biggar, Thomas, 18 Oakshaw street Muir, Matthew, 94 High street Biggar, William, 18 Oakshaw street Muir, Roger W., 23 Moss street Bounar, Robert, 3 Janefield place Mulholland, Samuel, 2 Gauze street Bowie, Allan (carting), G. & P. Joint Murray, Archibald, 16 High street Railway Co., Greenlaw- M'Andrew, John, 34 New Sneddon Boyle, John, 13 Storie street M'Cowatt, Stewart, Gilmour St. Statioa 156 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

M'Gown, Alex. B., 107 High street Rennisou, J. A., 15 Gilmour street (Cross) Walker, James, 2 Gladstone terrace M'Leau, Robert, Canal Goods Station Wright, M. M'D., Greenlaw drive M'Murrich, James, 10 M'Kerrell street M'Nair, William, jun., 28 St. James st. Auctioneers and Appraisers- jVl'Nee, John (macliiuery aud commis- Johnston, D. L., 25 High street sion), 9 Abercorn street Law, William, 113 Causeyside and Noble, William (railway) Underwood 2 Calside depot aud St. James' station Mason, Alexander, 6 Causeyside •Orr, Daniel (carting). Goods Stations Melvin, T. J., & Co., 48 High street St. James' Greenlaw and Paterson, Robert, & Sou, 10 Bridge st. Peattie, Wm. (sbippiug), 2 Jrilmour st. Slack, William, 28 Old Sneddon Pottle, J. D, (cattle insurance), 63 Love Wilson, Eobert, & Laird, 97 High street street Power, Eobert (railway). Hunter street Sakers. . Reid Bros., 16 Moss street Aitken. Thomas, 17 Wellmeadow Robertson & Co., 9 Old Sneddon Alexander, John, 5 Love street Ilobertson,James,2 Auchentorlie terrace Clark, Johu, 33 Gauze street Robertson, John, 4 Greenlaw terrace Cnrr, William, 6 Moss street Ronald, Robert A. (cai-pet yarns), Cuthbertson, Alexander, 33 Causeyside . Daisybauk, Back Sneddon Galbraith, John, jun., 22 Wellmeadow Russell, Robert Y. (insurance), 8 White- Gibson, Andrew. 98 High street haugh terrace Gilmour, Allan, 144 George street Sharp, Robert, Abercorn Goods Station Gold, William, 22 Saudhoies Smith, John B., Ferneze view, Mary st. Hamilton & Thomson, 18 Broomlands Thomson, Andrew B. , 10 St. Min-en st. Hamilton, Mrs. Robert, 55 Causeyside Trench, Robert (weavers') 7 Orchard st. Harper, Alexander, 73 Love street Turnbull Wm. (machinery), 29 Gordon's Harvey, 5 George street lane Hugh, Holmes, Alexander, 24 Causeyside "Whitehead, Joseph, 16 Moss street Kelly, James Y., 34 High street Wilson, James (printing machinery, ink, Kenuedy, Gavin, 152 George street &c.), 11 Barclay street Kennedy, John, 31 High street Wilson, Robert, & Laird (live stock), 97 Lockhart, Mrs. Alexander, 25 Gordon's High street lane Wilson, W. (shipping), 18 Gilmonr st. Millar, Alex. F., 70 Love street Wotherspoon & Browulie, Maxwellton Munro, James, 6 Silk street M'George, John, 105 George street aud JErated "Water Manufacturers. 4 Wellmeadow M'Kean, John, 36 High street Gilmour, John, 20 Moss street aud 4 M'Kean, Robert, 52 Caledonia street Hunter street M'Kean, William, 4 Old Smithhills Hosie Brothers, 36 Gordon's lane M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Neil, John, 22 Maxwellton street M'Millan, John, 29 Canal street Ralston, David, 28 Ferguslie M'Millau, Thomas, 103 Causeyside Stevenson, David, 5 Glen lane M'Pherson, Joseph, 6 Broomlands Paisley Provident Co-Operative Bakery, Architects and Land Surveyors. 139 George street T. Abercrombie, Graham, 13 Gilmour st. Patrick, W. N , 69 Broomlands Caldwell, Peter, 12 High street Primrose, R. M., 56 Causeyside Davidson, Charles, Terrace buildings Richmond, James, 13 Si;, James place Donald, James, 99 High street Shankland, Jas., 8 Carriagehill Hutchison, John, I. A., Fairhill, Calside Simpson, James, 3 Great Hamilton street Lamb, James B., I.A., 12 Higii street Sinclair, Daniel, 3 Giuthland street Paterson,Robert, &Sou, 10 Bridge street Smith, Alexander, 41 Broomlands

; (land surveyors) Smith, Alexander, iS'orth croft fe TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 157

Smith, William, 79 Broomlands Hindle, John, Barterholm works Steven, William, 82 Canal street Hutchison^ Wm., jnn., & Co., George pi. Stewart, Jos., 7 Old Sneddon Leggat, David, & Co., Coliuslie Swan, J. & M., 78 Causeyside M'Lardie, James, & Sons, Meikleriggs Wilson, Robert, 111 George street Pollock & Cochrane, Thrushcraig Young, William, 47 Hisjh street Seedhill Finishing Co., Seedhill road Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arklestou Bankers. Dickson, Wm., Royal Bank, St. Mir- Blockcutter and Printer. ren street Hamilton, John, & Co., 26 Causeyside Murray, John E., Union Bank, 3 Gil- mour street Macfarlaup, Hugh, British Linen Coy. Bobbin and Ileel Makers. Bank, 17 Gilmour street Barr, John, Moss vale works Macfarlane, Hugh, jun., agent British Crawford, P. & A., Thistle Works,. Lineu Coy. Bank, 17 Gilmour street South Croft M'Govvn, John, Savings Bank of Pais- ley, 107 High street Boiler-coverer^. Maclean, Donald, National Bank, St. Baillie, Robert, & Co., 14 Newton st Mirren street Ross, James, Commercial Bank of Scot- Boilermakers. land, 102 High street Russell, Robert, Clydesdale Bank, 7 Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., Thistle works,. High street Abbotsinch Veitch, George Seton, Bank of Scot- Craig, A. F., & Co., Caledonia works^ land, St. Mirren street Macdowall street, and Suawdouu works, 55 Back Sneddon St. Mirren Beamers. Fisher & Co , works, Mac- Beaton, William, 11 Lylesland dowall street Henry, Charles, 6 Stock street Fleming & Ferguson, Murray street FuUertou, Hodgart, & Barclay (Limited), Belt Makers, Vulcan Works, Renfrew road Hollis, John, 2 Quay lane Baird, William, 79 High street Calderwood, James, 32 High street Lang, James, 31 High street Bookbinders. M'Creery, John, 2 County place and 44 Carswell, David, & Sou, 35 Storie st. Old Sneddon Hay, E., & Son, 10 High street Snodgrass & Brown, 36 Old Sneddon Parlane, J. & R., 97 Hic^h street Wilson, William, 18 Gilmour street Bill Poster. Woolley, G. & A., 8 Moss street Booksellers and Stationers. Bird Dealers. Adams, Mrs, 32 Storie street M'Barron, James, 2 Storie street Allan,, John S. (paper merchant), Young, David, 59 Storie street Camphill place Ballautyue, John, & Son, 28 High st.. Barr, Johu, 81 High street Blacking ancL Polishing Paste Beckett, James, 32 Glen street Manufacturer. Begg, Thomas, 24 Cotton street Macpherson, James, Marshall's lane Caldwell, J., 2 Gilmour street Caldwell, John, 74 Love street Bleachers, Shai^l "Washers, Campbell, Janet, 4 Carriagehill Scourers, &c- Carly, John, 64 Broomlands Fulton, William, & Sons, Glenfield Cochran, William, 24 Wellmeadow Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, Blackland Mill Craig, Daniel, 10 Lawnstreet 158 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Gardner, Alexander, 7 Gilmour street Coat.", Hamilton, 5 Cotton street Goudie, James, 24 Hicrh street Cochran, J. M. (slipper - maker), 1 Glover. Thomas. 11 Moss street Alexandria place Gray, George, 51 High street Cochran, .John, 24 New Smithhills Hay, Robert, & Sou, 10 High street Cooper, Archibald, 29 Canal street Hayes, Mrs, William, 8 St. James place Co-operative (Provident) Society, Shoe- Holmes, Robert, 28 Welimeadow shops, 14 Causeyside and 48 Broom- Houston, Mrs., 20 Gleu street lauds Kent, John, 30 Causeyside Crawford, Gavin. 97 High street Kerr, Mi"s. Helen, 68 Causeyside Dick, James, & Sons (wholesale), 166 Meczies, Matthew, 1 Welimeadow (old George street and new books) Dick, R. & J., 90 High street Menzies, Matthew, 10 Gauze street Dickson, James, 6 Moss street Morrison, Mrs, 1 George street Dobbie, W^illiam, 10 Gauze street M'Dougal, Allan, 20 High street Douglas, Duncan, 3 Havvkhead terrace M'Dougal Brothers, 4 Moss street and Dowuie, Wm., 54 S*;orie street 106 Causeyside Dreiinan, liobert, 5 Old Sneddon M'Kinnon, Donald, 2 Tower buildings Duffy, Francis, 126 George street M'Leod, Mrs, 4 Carriagehill Duffy, Francis, jun.. 16 Storie street Nicol, John. W^ester Carriagehill place Dunlop, David, 24 Welimeadow Orr, Miss, 29 Canal street Dunlop, Thomas, 2 Broomlands and 84 Parlaue, J. & R., 97 High street Causeyside Paterson, John. 24 Maxwellton street Forsyth, George, 53 High street Paton, James, jun., 92 High street Forsyth, Wm., 11 West Buchanan street Patou, Mrs. John, 8 Moucrieff street Frodingoun, Edward, 16 Causeyside Reid, James, 18 High street Gibson, David, 109 Causeyside Robertson, Walter, 10 Gordon's lane Goldie, Hugh, 21 Thread street Robson, W^illiam, 82 Broomlands Govan & Glasgow Boot Repairing Co., Slack, Albert, 30 Old Sneddon 76 High street, 11 Gauze street, 8 Small, William., 63 Causeyside Broomlands, 9 Old Sneddon, 151 Siiiith, Mrs., 16 Oichard street George street, and 2 Gleuvievv terrace Thomson, Elizabeth, 24 New street Gray, T A., 16 Moss street Urquhart, Mrs., 1 Johnston street Greeulees, James. &; Sons, 21 High st. Wallace, James, 76 High street Houstcin, Mrs. John, 15 Smithhills Walls, D?viua, 1 Welimeadow Hume, D. J., 35^ Broomlands Weir, Jeanio, 4 Kiluside crescent Hutchison, Robert, 83 High street Wilkie, Andrew, jun., 99 Causeyside Jamieson, James, 6 Lylesland Wilson, Walter, 12 Smithhills Kennedy, Archibald, 2 Canal street Wilson, William, 18 Gilmour street Kennedy, David, 19 Gauze street Wotherspoon, Robert, & Son, 8 High Kennedy, George, 9 West Croft street. Kernohan, John, 109 George street Wylie, Alexander, 6 Stevenson street Lappian, Thomas, 4 New street Lochhead, James C, 3 Love street Lockhart, George, 32 W'ellmeadow Boot and Shoemakers. Mitchell. John S., 13 Welimeadow Alexander, John, 17 Thread street Morris, Noble, 30 Great Hamilton street Beaton, Samuel, 75 High street Morrison, James, 46 Moss street Bruce, Mrs. Alexander, 75 Love street M'Auslaud, John, 5 New Smithhills and 15 Underwood road M'Ausland, William, 14 High street Cairnie, James, 100 Causeyside M'Donald, Allan, 6 Neilstou street Cameron. John, 70 Broomlands M'Douald, James, 1 Old Smithhills Campbell, Robert (clogmaker), 4 M'Farlane, Alexander, 1 George street Causeyside M'Garrity, Charles, 5 St. James street Caskie, Jam.es, 73 Broomlands and 98^ M'Guire, Owen, 59 Back Sneddon George street M'Keudrick, William, 14 Newton st. Christie, Mrs James, 24 St. James street M'Keuzie, James, 2 Bellfield place TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 159

M'Lachlan, Joseph. 31 Gauze street Bre^rers. M'Lean, John, 46 Well street Sacell Brewery Co., 8 Saucel M'Lellan, Archibald. 21 Glen street M'Naught, J., 7 Orchard street Brickmalzers Bricklouilders. M'Nish, Robert, 95 High street and M'Mish, William, 5 County place and Bell & M'Lachlan, 2 Glon lane 41 Moss street Browu, Peter (brick, pipe, and tile Nicolson, John, 3 Spriugbank road maker) —office 12 High street Niven, Robert, 4 Barr street Gait, John, & Son— works Nethercom- Oakes, Robert, 5 Wellmeadow and 69 mon Causeyside Hillcoat, Gavin, Nethercommou Paisley Provident Bootmakiug and Re- Hillcoat, Robert, West Gockstou pairing Co., 1 Bute place Morton, Robert, 4 Wardrop street Reid, Williana, 33 Canal street M'Kaig, Thomas, Victoria Brickworks, Rodgers, Samuel B., 131 George street 28 Love street Sheridan & Shearer, Cuniberland place M'Pherson, Duncan, 30 Maxwellton Sorbie, John, 11 Lyleslaud Pollock, William, Murray street Stead & Simpson, Ltd., 8 Moss street Primrose, George, Underwood lane Stevenson, D,C,, 3 Garthland street Robertson, George & Co., 3 County place Stewart, James, 56 Broomlands Watson, A. T., 6 Silk street Brokers and G-eneral Dealers. Watson, Robert, 90 High street Barr, John, 24 Old Sneddon Wilson, Mrs., 23 Maxwellton street Blair, Mrs. Agnes. 3 Broomlands Wylie, William, 33 High street Browu, John, 11 Broomlands Young, John, & Sons. 93 High street Brown, Ralph, 12 New Smithhills Burgess, Alexander, 4 Lyleslaud Bottlers. Canuavan, Andrew, 27 Queen street Gilmour, John, 20 Moss street and 4 Cunningham, James, 1 Neilston street Hunter street Deichou, Lawrence, 29 New Smithhills Neil, John, 22 Maxwellton street Docherty, John, 43 Old Sneddon Goudie, Mrs. William, 69 Canal street Bowlingr-^reen Bo'wl Makers. Green, John, 67 George street Hunter, Alex., 1 Cleopatra buildings. Crawford, A., P. & Thistle Works, Keating, John, 6 Old Sneddon South Croft Mitchell, Alex., 15 Maxwellton street and 1 Neil sti-eet Bozmakers (Fancy). M'Adam, Hugh, 11 Storie street Davidson & Ritchie, Well street M'Ghee, A., 32 Old Sneddon M'Grath, Mrs., 69 Back Sneddon street Boxmakers (Corn Flour and M'Lauchlan, James, 6 New Smithhills Starch). M'Leilan, Hugh, 28 Castle street M'Naught, Margaret, 38 New street Clark, John, Mills & Co., Wallneuk Saw M'Phail, Hugh, 37 Storie street Hawson Spriugbank & Hannah, Sawmills M'Revey, Mrs., 7 New Smithbilla Highgate, John, & Co., Caledonia Saw- Patersou, David, 17 Broomlands mills, Murray street, and Baltic Saw- Patersou, Robert, Westmarch mills, Macdowall street Paul, William, 13 New Smithhills Young, John, Co., Burgh Mills & Saw Pollock, William, 69 High street, and at Glasgow Brassfounders. Ritchie, William, 2 Neilston street Cochran & M'Gechan. 22 New Smithhills Simpson, William, 32 Wellmeadow Morrison, John, & Sons, Dyers' wynd Sproul, Daniel, 4 and 53 Broomlands and Murray street Sweeuie, John, 28 New Smithhills Todd, George, sen., 13 High street Tudhope, William. 5 Dovesknd Young, J. & J,, Nethercommou Young, John, 26 Cotton street 160 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Broom and Brush Makers. Pinkerton, James, 40 New street Spence, .Tohn, Sons, 62 Storie street Boyle, John, 13 and 51 Storie street & 1- Castle street Oauavan, Bernai-d, 25 Castle street Watt, William, Harris, H., 134 George street M'Gowu, Adam, & Sou, Williamsburgh Cabinetmakers and Uphol- Works M'KimBros. (mopand brush), Hawkhead sterers. Auld, John P., & Son, 30 Orchard street Brush, Basket, Comb, Toy, and Bain, Robert J., 49 High street, and 41 Wellmeadow Fancy G-oods "Warehouses- Baird, James, 24 and 77 High street Andrew, A. G., 42 Moss street Cameron, Alexander, 40 High street Brannan, Misses, 22 Gauze street Cassidy, Edward, 84 High street Burney, Alexander. 90 George street Comrie, John, & Sons, 90 George street Bj^zantium Toy Warehouse, 51 Old Erskiue, Andrew, 2 Lady lane Sneddon Gibson, W. H., 78 Causeyside Craig, Francis, 7 Storie street Henderson, Matthew S., 37 Wellmeadow Hamilton, Miss M., 93 Causeyside Huntei", James, 32 High street Henderson, Mrs., 12 Gauze street Marshall, Allan, 33 WeUmeadow Houston, Matthew, 19 George street Munro, John, & Co., 32 and 80 High. Jaap, John, 15 and 29 Wellmeadow street Lauder, Jessie, 98 Causeyside M'Geachy, James, 49 ]\Ioss street Mathiesou Miss A., 8 Moss street Paterson, John, 13 Wellmeadow , M'Camlay, William, 16 George street Paterson, Joseph, 94 Causeyside, and Newby, Myles, 31 Back Sneddon 42 Gordon's lane Pender, Mrs. James, 24 Wellmeadow Pratt, David, 30 Gauze street Powrie, Alexander, 13 New Smithhills Stevens, David, 9 New street Sproul, Daniel, 4 and 53 Broomlands Weir, James, 2 Smithhills Thomson, Mrs. John, 94 High street Wilson, Walter L., 25 Old Sneddon Calenderers and Finishers. Buckram Manufacturers. Cochran, James, 99 Causeyside Brown, William, & Son, Royal Starch Crawford, William, 105 Causeyside Works, Carriagehill Cunningham, Alexander, 16 Causeyside Johnston, William, & Co., 4 Shuttle Fulton, William, & Sous, Gleufield Mill street Hamilton, Adam, & Son, Blackland Builders. (finishers) Hamilton, Edward, 9 South Bridge street (See Masons and Builders.) Hindle, John, Barterholm works Hutchison, Wm., jun., & Co., George Provision Butter, Egrg*, and place Merchants- Law, William, 113 Causeyside Allison, Joseph, & Co., 20 Sandholes M'Lardie, James, & Sons, Meikleriggs and 1 Allison place, WiUiamsburgh Pollock & Cochran, Thrushcraig Armstrong & Mitcbell, 28 New Smith- Robertson, David, & Sons, 2 Water brae hills (burgh) John, & Sons, Marshall's Bell, W. J., 38 New street Robertson, Burnet & Hamilton, 8 and 9 Well street lane and Cartside Black, M. G., 29 WeUmeadow Seedhill Finishing Co., 11 Seedhills Coats, W. & A. 68 Broomlands William, 3 Johnston street Keenar, Calico and Sha-^1 Printers. Lipton, T. J., 98 High street Maypole Dairy Co., 8 High street Hamilton, J. & Co., 26 Causeyside M 'Donald, Robert, 18 George street Macfarlane, D., Underwood road Noble, Henry, 7 Cotton street Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkleston —

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Candle Makers. Johnston, Jason, 4 Macfarlaue's lane Johnston, W., 9 Brick lane Dobie, George, & Soa, Greenhill Works, Kirk wood, William, 134 George street Clark street Love, John, 40 Storie street Robin & Houstou, 61 New Sneddon Montgomery, Henry, 23 Carriagehill Macaulay, John, 41 George street Card and Print Cutters. M'Dougall, Finlay, 14 Gordon's lane Brodie, Alexander, 1 Shuttle street M'Ghee, John, 32 King street Brodie, Thomas, 113 Causeyside M'Minigle, Henry, 6 Canal street Hamilton, J. & Co., 26 Causeyside M'Pherson, Duncan, King street Thomson, Peter, 6 Forbes place Philpot & Watkins, 74 Canal street Rutherford, James, Bank street Scollau, Thomas, stables Harbour lane Cardlsoard Manufacturers. —shop 38 Moss street Macintjre, William, jun., & Co., Black- Stewart, John, 42 Back Sneddon hall Mill Taylor, John, Moss-side Tyre, James, 39 George street Carpet Manufacturers. Warnock, James, jun., 15 Abercorn st. Ronald, Jack, & Co., Nethercommon White, William, 134 George street Smith, Charles, & Co., Stonefield works Thomson & Dunbar, So Well street Cart-wrights. Welsh, William, 12 Hunter street Browning, Alex., jun., 10 West Buchanan street (See Appendix.) Carriers— Crawford, P. & A., Thistle Works, South Croft Carters and Contractors. Dunsmore, Henry, Moss cottage, road Barclay, Andrew, 76 Canal street Greenock Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street Bauchop, David, 1 Great Hamilton st. branch 32 Carriagehill Beaton, Neil, 3 Underwood lane Smith, David, 22 Glen street Bell, John, 12 Causeyside and Forbes place Swan, John, 22 Back Sneddon Black & Eadie, St. James place Borland, James, 1 Lylesland Carvers and Gilders. Caledonian Railway Company, Railway Bennet, C, 15 George street Station, Greenlaw— D. Orr, agent M'Whinnie, John, 82 High street Campbell, Daniel, 45 Well street Neilson, Matthew, 85 High street Cowan & Co., for N. B. Ry. Co.—Canal Sawers, J., 39 High street Goods Station —Robt. M'Lean, agent Craig, David, Murray street Cement Merchants, Craig, Thomas, Murray street (See Lime and Cement Merchants.) Craig, William, Murray street Camming, Robt., 22 Newton street Cummiug, Thomas, 22 Back Sneddon Chemical Manufacturers. Gumming, Mrs. William, 22 Well street Caldwell, W. & Co., Murray street Davidson, Francis, 41 George street Cartvale Chemical Co. (Ltd.), New Dickie, Mrs., 1 Union street Sneddon street Duncau, Archd., 1 Gladstone terrace Collinslee Chemical Co., Collinslie Fairlie Alexander, 8 Castle street Espedair Chemical Co., 70 New Sneddon Fairlie, James, 8 Castle street Forrest, William, & Son, Burnbank, FinlaysoD, Alexander, Carriagehill Chain road Gibb, Matthew, Calside Handasyde, C. H., & Co., Abercorn Oil Gilmour, James, 3 Cameron street Works, Macfarlane street Grierson, R., & Co., G. & P. Joint Line, Highgate, Hugh, & Co., Greenhill Greenlaw — Allan Bowie, agent Oil and Chemical Works, Murray st. Hogg, William, Harbour lane Ingram & Co., Clark street 162 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Manners, Charles, 18 Mill street Clergymen and Missionaries. Mackella.r, J., Anchor Chemical Works, Andrew, Alex., 4 Grepnhill road 15 Abbey close Asher, Robert, B.D., 3 Woodside place Macalpine, Thomas, Espedair Chemical Works Black, Hugh, M.A., Nether pk., Calside Browne, Charles, East Buchanan street Mechanical, The, Retorts Co., Murray Burns, A. Fyfe, M.A., 7 Garthland pi. street Caird, J. Rennie, Free Middle Manse, M'Farlane, J. & G., Brediland Chemical Works Calside Campbell, John, 44 Oakshaw Smith, Richard, Craigielea Chemical Challice, W. N., Congregational Church Works, Clark St., off Greenock rd. Manse, William sburgh Snodgrass, James, & Co., Marshall's lane Chisholm, H. C, R.C., 2 East Buchanan Chemists- street Clazy, George, Ecclestoun, Castlehead (See Druggists and Chemists.) Crouch, John, 1 Jaaeiield place, Lyles- land Chimney ST^eeps. Dalgety, J. B., Crossflat house Adam, Alexander, 14 Smithhills Dunlop, Robert, Ardgowan cottage, Adam, Alexander, jnn., 5 Canal street Blackball Blane, David, 66 Storie street Elder, Andrew, The Grange, Meikleriggs Gault, Joseph, 58 Causeyside Farquhar, Joseph, M. A. ,3 Lyleslandter. Gault, William, 30 St. James st. Fleming, Andrew G., Gowanlea, Castle- head China and Crystal Merchants. Flett, Oliver, D.D., Greenieholm, Allan, William, 4 Espedair Calside Anderson, George, & Co., 47 Moss st. Eraser, John, 7 Wellmeadow Crawfoi'd, Elizabeth 0., 16 Gilraour st. Galloway, James J., B.D., Carriagehill Crawford, John, 5 George street nursery Cuthbertson, John E., 23 Cotton street Gentles, Thomas, D.D., Abbey Manse Fulton, Mrs., 21 Incle street Hall, David, 9 Buchanan terrace Gibb, W. & E., 39 New street Henderson, Andrew, LL.D., F.R.A.S., Hendry, Mrs., 2 Cotton street Ashgrove, Castlehead Hood, William, 10 Broomlands Horgan, William, 73 George street Houston, Matthew, 19 George street Button, George C, D.D., Mount Plea- Kay, James, 24 George street sant M'Atear, John, 34 Wellmeadow Johnstone, David, Glenview, Potterhill M'Kim, Mrs. Eliza., 28 Causeyside Kirkpatrick, William, 4 Gladstone ter. Pender, Mrs. James, 24 Wellmeadow Lang, A. Montgomery, B.Sc., High Purves, John, 117 George street Church Manse Robertson, Matthew, 111 George street Lawrence, J. J., The Manse, St. James Speirs, John, 19 Cotton street street Speirs, William, 81 Broomlands Lee, Walter Edward, M.A., Greenlaw Stevenson, Robert, 22 Broomlands drive Storrie, J. & W., 37 High street and 1 Low, Wm., B.D., Martyrs' manse, Storie street Castlehead Tannock, James, 4 Gauze street Metcalfe, William M.,D.D., South manse, Thomson, Robert, 5 Neilston road Castlehead Wallace, Mrs. Jane, 15 Cotton street Mills, W. F., The Parsonage, Greenock Wright, John, 1 Ferguslie road Milne, Thomas P., M.A., 3 Mansfield pi. Chiropodist. Morton, William, Hill cottage, Calside M ullin, James, D.D., 2 East Buchanan st. Drum, James, 23 High street Murray, James, 57 Canal street jM'CoII, John, 2 Lylesland terrace Church OfS-CerS—(See Appendix). M'Donald, John, 73 George street —— —

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M'Millaa, Alexander, Castlehead Coal Dealers. M'Pherson, William, Park place, Calside Acton, James, 10 Orchard street MacLeod, M., 1 Clavering street Barr, George, 8 Orr street Park, George, 2 Gartliland place Berry, Mrs, Thomas, 45 Calside PatersoD, John, M.A., F. S. manse, Bryce, Will;am, Underwood depot Calside Black, Joseph, Canal station Porteous, John, B.D., Carronvale, Glas- Caldwell, David, Underwood depot and gow road 23 Canal street Risk, Robert, Glenelleu, Barterholm Caldwell, John, 24 Canal street Ritchie, Ebenezer, Marchmont, Potter- Carkeet, Z., 43 Gordon's lane hill Coats Brothers, Underwood depot Robertson, William, 3 Anchentorlie ter. oflSce 68 Broomlands Rogerson, James V., 1 Hillview terrace Co-Operative Coal Society, Under- Slight, Lewis A., Castlehead wood depot Sturrock, James B., M.A., 29 Oakshaw Craig & Gardiner, Underwood depot street Dougall, Samuel, Underwood depot Tait, Gavin M.A., Free St. George's J., Ferguson D. & Sons, Potterhiil depot iiianse, Blackball Foulds, Alexander, Underwood depot Trotter, William, 64 Love street Hamilton, James, 2 Rowan street Walton, W. Ainslie, St. James' manse, Langmuir, Bryce, Western depot. King Castlehead street Warder, William, 4 Greenlaw terrace Logan, David, & Son, Canal, Under- Wbyte, Quintin (care of Mrs. Murray), wood, Saucel, Potterhiil, and Fer- 4 New Stock street guslie depots Wilson, Alexander, 59 Causeyside Lyon, John, 38 Gordon's lane Wood, William, 21 Argyle street Mitchell, James, 32 Newton street Woodrow, Peter, 21 Wellmeadow More, Robert, Underwood depot Young, James, B.D., North manse, M'Farlane, David, 27 Stock street Love street M'Gallau, James S., Underwood depot Clo^ Maker. M'Gill, Alexander, 2 East croft Campbell, Robert, 4 Causeyside M'Minigle, Henry, 6 Canal street Clotliiers. Oakes, Hugh, 10 Smith street (See Tailors and Clothiers.) Paisley Coal and Briquette Co., Aber- corn station Coach and Van' Builders. Robertson^ John, & Sons, Underwood Glasgow, Charles, 22 New Smithhills depot Mill street Green, James, & Sons, 10 Rough, Matthew B., Underwood depot Lawrie. Robert, 77 New Sneddon Speirs & Gibb, Underwood, Canal street, Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street Ferguslie, and Potterhiil depots M'Geoch, David, & Son, 4 Mill street Steen, James, 27 Thread street M'Nair, John, & Co., 46 High street Stevenson, Elizabeth, 13 Wallneuk lane Roxburgh, Robert, 4 Garthland Stevenson, Thomas, 2 Caledonia street Coach Hirers. and Underwood depot Bell, John, 12 Causeyside and Forbes pi. Stewart, Hugh, 8 South Campbell st. Borland, James, 1 Lyleslaud Storrie, Alex., Underwood depot Goudie, Humphrey, 3 King street Underwood Co - Operative Societj-, Hutton, James —stables Bank street Underwood depot King, Wm. & Co., 2 County place Warnock, James, jun., 15 Abercorn st. stables 2 Smithhills Watson, Neil, 1 Minerva place Matbieson, Peter — stables 22 Back Watson, Peter, 13 Sir Michael street Sneddon Whitehead, J. & D., Underwood and Stevenson, Charles, 5 New street Stoney brae depots — office 16 Moss st. Young, William, 2 County place Wood, James, & Co., Underwood, Canal stables 43 Gordon's lane —branch street, Ferguslie, Saucel, and Potter- Canal station hill depots 164 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Coffee Houses and Temperance Cassidy, Mrs., 1 Crossflat terrace Hotels. Cashmore, John, 100 High street hotel, 2 Alcorn's, Mrs., Temperance Cherry, William, 1 Lawn street Forbes place Clark, John, 11 Wallace street British Workman Public House, 20 Olelland, Mrs., 3 Neilston street Wellmeadow Copland, Thomas, 16 Old Sneddon British Workman Public House, 80 Co win, Edward, 11 Cotton street High street Craig, Thomas, 12 Abbey close British Workman Public House, 8 Cunningham, Mrs., 5 Canal street St. James place Cunningham, N.G., 16 \bercorn street Dickie, Archd., 5 Seedhill Currie, Margaret, 4 Springbank road M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Currie, Mrs., 1 West brae Royal Oak Restaurant, 45 Moss street Davidson, Mrs. Alexander, 12 Ferguslie- St. Mirren Temperance Hotel (Wm. Davidson, Mary, 8 Lylesland Curr), 6 Moss street Docherty, Thos., 22 Lawn street StevensoD, Mrs., 9 His^h street Docherty, Mrs. John, 2 Johnston street Stewart, Thomas, 80 High street Docherty, Mrs. Margaret, 7 Espedair Yielder, R., & Co., cofl'ee palace, 108 Donnachie, Bridget, 150 George street High street Dreghorn, Mrs, 138 George street Confectioners and Fruiterers. Drew, Mrs. Ellen, 25 Castle street Emmerson, J., 25 High street Adam, Miss E., 60 Causeyside Paruin, Patrick, 3 Broomlands Adam, Janet, 18 Carriagehill Pernie, Mrs., 108 George street Adam, Mrs. William, 23 Gauze street Ferguson, John, 19 Sandholes Adams, Mrs, 32 Storie street Perri, George, 58 Causeyside Adams, Thomas, 44 Storie street Filshill, James W., 6 Macdowall street Agnew, John, 19 Broomlands (wholesale) Alexander, John, 6 Love street Pindlay, William, 5 Mossvale lane Allison, Mrs., 22 Causeyside Pinlayson, Mrs., 5 Espedair Ballantyne, William, 39 Well street Fisher, Miss, 53 George street Barr, Miss S., 8 St. James place Floyd, David, 13 Caledonia street Bald, W illiam, 23 Carriagehill Fontana, Geusappa, 3 Gauze street Beacora, Arthur, 17 George street Forsyth, John, 10 Cotton street Bell, Charles, 8 Lawn street Fox, Mrs., 11 Storie street Bisland, James, 39 Underwood road Fraser, James, 67 Canal street Bisland, Mary, 17 Gauze street Eraser, William, 11 Abercorn street Black, Mrs., 19 Wellmeadow Fulton, John, 52 Bi-oomlands Boag, Robert, 11 Cotton street Fulton, Peter, 2 Canal street Borland, Janet, 5 St. James street Gibson, Andrew, 98 High street Borland, Mrs. C, 13 Moss street Gilchrist, William, 14 Carriagehill Boyd, Daniel, 39 Causeyside Gilmour, Jane, 64 Broomlands Boyd, James, 21 Gauze street Gilroy, Janet, 9 Lylesland Brankin, Patrick, 29 Newton street Giusti, 2 Old Smithhills Brannau, Michael, 2 Silk street G., Glen, Mrs. R,, 81 Causeyside Brock, George, 32 Storie street Graham, Thomas, 6 Storie street Brown, John, 55 Storie street Jane, 10 Old Sneddon Brown, Mrs. Agnes, 27 New Sneddon Greeniees, Hall, Mrs Hugh, 21 Wallace street Brown, Mrs. Robert, 49 Storie street Hamilton, Mrs. D., 16 Orchard street Bruccinani, P., 15 Moss street, 21 Gauze Hardcastle, Mary, 55 Caledonia street street, and 38 High street Harper, Hugh, 42 Stock street Bryson, Andrew, 25 Orchard street Hawthorn, Robert, 35 Castle street Cairns, A. & R., 100 High street Henderson, John, 1 Old Smithhills (wholesale) Henderson, John, 13 Broomlands Campbell, Adam, 69 George street Henderson, Mrs., 5 Mill street Carmichael, Angus, 2 Renfrew street Henderson, Mrs., 12 Gauze street Carswell, Mrs., 4 St. Mary's terrace TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 165

Hendry, Mrs., 2 Cotton street M'Kechnie, James, 20 Great Hamilton st. Hill, I. & M., 30 High street M'Kechnie, Mrs.. 3 Canal stre&t Holmes, Robert, 4 Lawu street M'Laren, Janet, 29 New street Hughes, Johu, 92 New Sneddon M'Luskie, John, 21 Maxwellton Hughes, Mrs., 8 Lylesland M'Mahon, Johu, 28 Back Sneddon Hunter, Alexander, 11 Carriagehill M'Millan, James, 2 Well street JamiesoD, Alex., 65 George street M'Millan, John, 35 Wellmeadow Jamieson, John, 69 Love street M'Neil, Donald, 27 Storie street Jamieson, William, 23 Well street M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Jebbett, Edward, 12 Broomlands M'Phail. Hugh, 87 Storie street Johuston, Johu, 27 Love street Nairn, Mary, 43 High street Johustoue, R., 53 Broomlands Neilson, Walter, 22 Broomlands Johnston, William, 10 Orchard street O'Donnell, James, 12 Dyers' wynd Johnston, Mrs. Ales., 4 Laighpark Paterson, Jane, 24 Maxwellton street Kelso, James, 66 Causeyside Paterson, Miss J., 10 Moss street Kenuedy, James, 46 George street Patoo, Samuel. 117 George street Kerr, John, 36 High street Paton, William, 29 Storie street Kirkwood, Thomas, 24 Great Hamilton Patrick, William, 17 Sandholes street Paul, Alexander, 21 New Smithhills Knox, David, 33 Thread street Reid, Alexander, 31 Carriagehill Knox, James, 34 Causeyside Reid, James, 12 Neilston road Laird, Robert, 14 Gauze street Robertson, John, 4 Broomlands and 13 Lauclilan, John, 9 Back Sneddon Wellmeadow Lees, Mrs. R., 16 Broomlands Robertson, John, Thrushgrove works Lochhead,Mrs. Alex., 11 Old Smithhills (wholesale) Love, Mrs., 46 Calside Robertson, Mrs., 2 Dovesland Lynch, Miss, 76 High street. Robin, John, 1 So, Bridge street Mackie, Miss, 2 Smithhills Robinson, Mrs. James, 7 SouthBridgest. Martin, Mary, 33 Storie street Eowe, Thomas, 7 Mill street Mason, David, 12 Abbey close Russell, John, 65 Broomlands Mathieson, Mrs., 3 Dovesland Salisbury, William, 6 Lawu street Miles, Mrs. E., 53 High street and 34 Sim, Robert, 50 Mill street Moss street Smith, Marion, 29 George street Millar, James, Old Tollhouse, Stouefield Smith, Mrs., 16 Orchard street Montague, Hugh, 12 Broomlands Smith, Mrs., 28 Glen street Morgan, Mrs., 7 Old Sueddon Speirs, Mrs., 4 Silk street Morrisou, John, 92 Causeyside Stewart, Alexander, 1 Springbank road Morrison, William, 18 Maxwellton Stewart, Archibald, 9 Lawn street Murdoch, Mrs. James, 21 Love street Stewart, Mrs. Jessie, 5 Love street Myles, H., 3 County place Taylor, Thomas, 16 George street Mylet, Mrs. Agnes, 13 Stock street Thomas, Edward, 11 Saucel M'Connell, J. 1 Wellmeadow Thomson, Henry, 4 Rowan street M'Donald, James. 6 Well street Thomson. Mrs. A., 91 High street M'Donald, Miss, 24 New Smithhills Urquhart, John, 88 Causeyside M'Dougall, Donald, 3 Lylesland Urquhart, Wm., 36 Broomlands and 81^ M'Dougall, Duncan, 20 Abbey street High street Maefarlane, Mary, 13 Gauze street Waddell, William, 4 Abingdon place M'Gonigle, George, 10 Silk street Wallace, James, 58 Causeyside M'Geoch, Margaret, 7 Broomlands Wallace, John, 2 Cotton street M'Ginty, Daniel, 2 Old Sueddon Waters, William, 2 Cleopatra buildings M'Inally, Bernard, 16 Causeyside Watson, James, 102 Causeyside M'Innes, Mrs. E., 71 Canal street Weir, Robert, 4 George street M'Kay, Mrs., 32 George street Welsh, Mrs. Mary, 56 George street M'Kechnie, Andrew, 18 Lady lane Whyte, Miss M., 68 Love street M'Kechuie, Hugh, 52 Caledonia street Whiteford, Mrs. James, 68 Causeyside 166 PAISLEY DIKECTORY.

Whitelaw, Mrs., 1 Crossflat terrace Holms, William, 15 Back Sneddon "Wilson, Andrew, 118 George street Jarvie, James, 21 Underwood road Wilson, James, 28 Caiiseyside Kerr, Mrs, 26 New street Wilson, Mrs., 6 lucle street King, James, 19 Sandholes Winning, Mrs., 87 New Sneddon Kirkwood, Mrs., 8 Glen lane Wishart, John, 43 Broomlands Laird, Joseph, 12 Ganze street Wylie, Dayid, 29 Orchard street Laird, Mrs, Robert, 18 Gauze street Lang, Mrs., 1 Johnston street Coopers. Lee, Jane, 37 Ferguslie Livingstone, Daniel, 20 Gauze street Cochran, Alexander, 3 Bute buildings, Love, John, 40 Storie street Laighpark Lyle, John, 25 Lawn street Goudie, James, & Son, 48 and 49 High st. Malcolm, John, 7 Canal street Hunter, Clark, Park buildings Marshall, David, 149 George street M'Kay, John, 56 Storie street Miller, Mrs., 18 Williamsburgh M'Naughton, Henry, 9 street New Morrison, William J., 7 Greenhill road Wardrop, James, 36 Great Hamilton st. Muir, William, Crossflat terrace Myles, Robert, 38 Thread street Corkcutters. M'Crae, John, 39 Ferguslie Lewis, John. 63 Storie street M'Dermid, Charles, 8 North Croft M'Millan, William. 32 High street Macdougall, Mrs., 13 Incle street Ralston, John, 30 Orchard street M'Evoy, Bernard A., 3 New Sneddon M'Indoe, Mrs,, 7 Galloway street Corn Flour Manufacturers. M'Intyre, Neil, 13 Ferguslie M'Leod, Jap., 4 Silk street (See under Starch Manufacturers). M'Millan, Dougal, 14 High street M'Pherson, Duncan, Gibbie"s Bush, CoTTfeeders and Dairymen. King street Allan, William, Wester Crossflat Pollock, Nellie, 3 Neilston street Baillie, Daniel, Lylesland dairy Pringle, Matthew, 24 Storie street Barr, James H., 18 Sandhc'lea Provan, John, 3 Maxwellton street Barr, Mrs., 23 Calside Provan, William, 4 Abingdon place Barr, Mrs, 2 George street Reid, Mrs John, 7 Neil street Barr, Robert, 39 Lady lane Ritchie, Mrs. James, 15 Williams- Bowie, Mrs. Walter, 60 Canal street burgh Bowie, Walter, 26 Love street Ronald, Marion, 2 Minerva place, Spring- Brewster, Mrs., 19 Cotton street bank road Cochran, Alexander, Burnfoot, Thornlie Russell, Miss, 78 George street Craig. John, IS Great Hamilton street Simpson, William, 12 Storie street Curoming, Mrs. William, 22 Well street Stevenson, Mrs. Margt., 73 Canal st. Downie, Catherine, Glenview dairy, Strachan, James, 7 Carriagehill Neilstou road TuUis, Mrs., 61 Storie street Easdale, John, 61 George street Tyre, James, 39 Georg:e street Felley, Jampp, 97 George street Walker, Alexander, 32 Castle street Ferguson, Peter, 80 Canal street Walker, Alexander, 2 Moncrieff street Flick, John, jun., 46 Broomlands Wallace, James, 22 Newton street Gemraell, Matthew, 13 Cotton street Watson, William, 10 Gateside Gibb, Matthew, Calside (corner of Stir- Wells, John, 1 Neilston road ling street) Young, Mrs. William, 11 Broomlands Gilmour, Robert, 8 Neilston street Graham, Angus, 19 New Smithhills Hamilton, Ales.. Alton, Glasgow road Hamilton, James, 62 Causeyside Crucilole Manufacturers. Hamilton, Mrs. John, Bredilard gardens Brown, Robert, & Son, Crown Plumbago Holmes, Maggie, 29 Canal street Crucible Works— oflSce, Millarston TRADES AND PEOFESSIONS. 167

Cutlers and G-unmakers- Forrester, William, 1 Broomiands Muir, Johu, 138 George street Fyfe, A., 51 Broomiands M'Kinlay, Wm. (fishing tackle), 21 Gibb, John, & Sou, 26 High street Lawn street Gilchrist, Robert, 5 Moss street Tannahill, Andrew, 1 Smitbhills Glasgow Colosseum —branch 8 Causey- Spence, Harry, 41 New street side Glassford, J, E., 98 Causeyside Designers. Guthrie, E., 67 Broomiands Hamilton, Alexander, 16 Wellmeadow (See Pattern Drawers), Hart, E. & C, 16 George street Hill, Sarah, 100 George street Distillers. Home, David, 109 High street Co., Distillery, Foulds, Wm. & Glenfyue King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour st. Ardrishaig—office School wynd Knight & Dundas, 8 Cumberland court Glenpatriok Distillery, Glenpatrick by Lang, Mrs., 18 George street Elderslie Lawrie, & Co., 12 St. James place Johnstone, James, Dean Distillery, Lockhart, Andrew H., 90 High street Edinburgh Lymburn, Jas., & Son, 16 High street Saucel Distillery Company, King street Maguire, Chas., 16 Storie street (Saucel) Mitchell, Mrs., 29 Ferguslie Stewart, James, & Co., King street Morton, Andrew, 24 Causeyside (Saucel) Morton, Eliza, 15 Broomiands M'Dougall Bros., 21 Causeyside Drainage Pipe and Tile Manu- M'Gibbon, John, 47 High street tacturers. M'Rory, John, 1 Tower buildings Brown, Peter — works Walkiushaw, by Naismith & Scott, 86 High street

Paisley ; Corsehill, by Kilmarnock Parlaue & Kerr, 10 High street ; and Williamwood, by Busby — office Prentice & M'Neilage, 99 High street 12 High street Rathie, Alex. W., 15 Moss street Brown, Kobeit, & Son, Shortroods Robertson, Jane, 2 Queen street Ross, John, 15 Wellmeadow Drapers and Silk Mercers. Rowand, John, 34 High street Smith, G. D., 2 Johnston street Adam, A. & M., 36 High street Speecbley, Mrs., 14 Gauze street Aitkeu, David, 44 New street Stewart, Anderson, Robert, 80 Broomiands Peter, 30 Great Hamilton st. Taylor, Robert, 17 Broumlauds Andrews, John, 101 High street Thomson, Mrs., 20 street Asquith, K., 13 Wardrop street Lawn Waddell, Miss Elizabeth, 83 Bain, Mrs., 6 Storie street Causeysid Wallace Co., 15 High street Bislaud, William, 15 High street & Welsh, Black, James, 91 Causeyside J,, & Co., 17 Moss street Winning. Mrs. Mary, 49 Broomiands Bowie, T. & J., Terrace buildings, 109 Young, High street John, & Son, 7 Orr square Bryce, Misses, 2 Old Smitbhills Burgess, Miss L. B., 45 High street Dressmakers and Milliners. Caldwell, Maggie M., 3 Gauze street. * Milliners only. f Dressmakers only. Cashmore, Bros., 14 Wellmeadow fAdam, Agnes, 13 George street Cochran, Mrs. Alexander, 11 Barclay st. fAUan, Miss, 49 High street Cochran, Robert, & Sons, 26 and 27 t Anderson, Mrs., 29 St. James street New Smitbhills fAndrew, Miss A., 6 Gleuview terrace Gumming, A., 4 Old Smitbhills fBarr, Miss Mary, 6 Lonend Davidson, D., 20 Saudholes *Beckett, J. & M., 55 Causeyside Drennan, James, 17 Moss street fBell, Mrs., 5 Stow street Farrell, Jeremiah, 3 Lawn street fBlack, C. A., 67 Causeyside Fernie, Archd., 60 George street fBlack, Miss Mary, 12 Abbey street Forrest, Mrs. James, 26 Broomiands fBlackley, Miss, 23 Broomiands 168 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Bowie, T. & J., Terrace buildings, 109 fKelso, Misses, 37 Canal street High street Kennedy, Mrs., 37 New Sneddon street *Bowie, Miss J., 39 Wellmeadow *Kerr, Janet, 20 Causeyside fBowie, Misses, 24 Causeyside fKilpatrick, Miss Margaret, 11 Abeicorn fBrown, Miss Jessie, 99 Causeyside street fBrown, Miss, 10 Broomlands tKnos, Miss Jeanie, 8 West Croft fBrown, Mrs., 99 Causeyside fLamont, Miss, 82 Causeyside *Bryce, Misses, 2 Old Smithhills fLee:g, Miss, 77 Causeyside fBuchanan, M., 59 George street fLemay, Mrs and Miss, 5 Garthland st, *BHchanan, Miss J., 23 Wellmeadow fLochhead, Miss, 36 Canal street Calcluth, Ellen, 151 George street fLogan, Mary, 41 Lady laue fCampbell, Miss A., 36 High street fLyle, J., 23 Oakshaw street *Cashmore Brothers, 14 Wellmeadow Lymburn, James, & Son, 16 High st. fCassidy, Misses, 21 St. James street *Lyons & M'Neilage, 75 Love street *Clark, Elizabeth, 69 Love street fMack, Mrs., 15 Incle street *Clelland, Christina, 20 Wellmeadow Mason, Mrs. (boys' outfitter), 36 High fCocbran, Miss Agnes, 6 Great Hamil- street ton street M'AUister, Miss, 9 St. James street Cochran, Eobert, & Sons, 26 and M'Cowan, Mrs., 5 County place 27 New Smithhills fMacdougall, Misses, 98 High street Collins, Mrs,, 45 George street fM'Douald, Misses, 1 Hillview place *Cowie, Mrs., 69 Broomlands JM'Earlane, Mrs., 6 Stock stre'et Craig, Mrs. A., 37 George street fM'Kay, Mrs., 56 Causeyside f Crawford, Jane, 9 Argyle street M'Kinlay, M., 29 High street Duiguid, Misses, 39 High street fM'Lean, Mrs , 38 Underwood Duncan, Marion, 3 Camphill place fM'Millan, Mrs., 15^Lawn street *Dunlop, Mrs. M., 21 High street Newby, Mrs., 9 Moss vale lane Esdaile, W. S., & Co. (mantle makers), Parlane & Kerr, 10 High street 93 High street fPinkerton, Miss J., 43 High street fFechney, Mrs., 8 Cochran street fPollock, Elizabeth, 35 George street jFitzpatrick, Mrs., 15 Broomlands t Porter, Agnes, 29 Wellmeadow fFleming, Miss, 16 Barclay street Purdon, E. & B., 32 Causeyside fPleming, Miss, 24 Orchard street Ramsay, Bella C, 50 Love street f Eraser, M. & H., 6 Wellmeadow fRaeside, Miss, 118 George street Eraser, Mrs. (ladies outfitter), 9 Orrsq. fReid, Miss, 4 Lawu street fEreebairn, M. & E., 16 W^elimeadow fRichmond, Miss, 39 New street fFrench, Mrs., 32 Cotton street fRobertson, Jane, 2 Queen street fEyfe, Miss, 2 St. James street fRobertson, Miss J, P., 52 Storie street *Glover, M. & M., 44 Moss street Ronald, Mrs., 11 Argyle street fGoodwin, Bella, 43 Mill street *Sawers & Warden, 26 High street fGrindlay, Miss S., 1 Gauze street fScott, Miss M., 55 Broomlands ^•Guthrie, Misses, 109 High street fScott, Miss M., 162 George street +Halden, Miss, 15 Causeyside *Selway, Mrs., 43 High street fHaran, M. S., 23 Causeyside Smith, Mrs., 5 Abbey terrace JHart, E. & C^, 16 George street Smith, Mrs. (boys' suitmaker), 5 f Henrie, Miss, 5 Lylesland M'Kerrell street *Holt, H., 30 High street fStewart, Maggie, 13 Argyle street fHorne, Mrs., 4 Old Smithhills Stockmaun, Martha, 8 Seedhill fHoustou, Miss, 10 St. Mirren street *Strachan, Miss, 2 Gauze street fHowie, Elizabeth, 7 Lawn street fTaylor, Miss, 7 Gauze street f Howuam, Misses, 45 High street fTaylor, Miss Ehza, 43 George street *Inglis, Miss, 4 George street Thomson, J., 4 Wellmeadow fJardine, Miss, 7 Gauze street Thomson, Lizzie, 16 Castle street fJeffrey, Miss M. H., 8 Wardrop st. f Thomson, Mary, 57 Canal street fJoues, Miss Georgina, 19 Greenhill •'Thomson, Misses, 4 Bridge street road Turnbull, Christina, 41 High street TEADES AND PROFESSIONS. 169

* Walker, J., 69 Causeyside Hamilton, Adam, ,*k Sous, Blackland Mill fWalker, Miss Frances, 4 Glen street Hamilton, WiUiam, 2 North Bridge st. jWalker, Jessie, 25 Gauze street Knox, M., 53 Storie street (feathers) Wallace & Co., 15 High street Lang, R. H., 1 Espedair street fWallace, Mrs., 4 John street Leckie & Macgregor, Lonend dyeworks Weddell, Misses, 23 Broomlands M'Callum, J. & J.,Laighpark dyeworks *Williams, Mrs., 100 Causeyside Macfarlane,D., Underwood rd. dyeworks

•]• Wilson, Miss, 2 Johnston street M'Lardie, James, & Sons, Meikleriggs fWilson, Jessie L., 1 Gordon place Pollock & Cochrane, Thrushcraig *|-Young, Mrs., 6 Lawn street Reid, Alexander, Smithhills dyeworks Stewart & Wallace, 8 St. James street Walker, Drybrough, & Co., Arkleston Dru^^ists and. Chemists. Wallace, Andrew, & Son, Cumberland Adam, John, & Son, 23 Broomlands dyeworks, 15 Abbey street Aikman, J., 19 George street Buchanan, Mrs. James, 7 Broomlands Cockburn, Charles T., 12 St. Mirren st. Eating-house I^eepers. Cullen, Thomas, 12 St. James place Clark, Joseph 6 St. Mary's terrace Duncan, James, 23 Causeyside and Cormie, James, 14 Old Smithhills Crossflat terrace Crawford, George, 11 Caledonia street Galbreath Brothers, 92 Causeyside Hamilton. David, 32 Broomlands Holms, John, 21 Wellmeadow and 2 Hunter, James, 8 St. James place Causeyside Jamison, Matthew, Royal Oak, 45 Hunter, John B., 3 Smithhills Moss street Hunter, William, 31 Causeyside Johnstone, James Reid, 63 Broomlands Medical (The) Hall(Ltd.),18 Gilmour st. Knox, James, 26 Causeyside Medical (The) Hall, 9 St. James place Leitch, Mrs., 3 New street M'Cowan R. T., 8 High street, 23 Gauze M'Gill, Alexander, 8 Old Smithhills street, and 9 Broomlands M'Goff, Robert, Thistle dining-rooms, Macduff, James, 100 High street 1 Douglas terrace Stewart, Hawthorn, 81 High street Orchard Stieet Cooking Depot (Mrs. Kussell, Dr., 15 Broomlands and 74 Russell), 9 Orchard street Love street Philip, Andrew, 103 George street Wilson, William H., 13 Broomlands Scoular, Adam, 13 Old Smithhills Wilson, Thomas, & Son, 36 Ferguslie Sim, Mary. 2 George street Smith, John, Railway dining-rooms, 84 Drysalters. Causeyside Stark, M., & Co., Abercorn bridge (See also Chemical Manufacturers.) Stewart, Thomas, Townhead restaurant, Caldwell, W., & Co., Murray street 80 High street Dalziel, E. F., 4 Causeyside Thomson, Albert, 50 Old Sneddon Macalpine, Thos. W., & Co., 17 Niddry Wallace, Robert. 23 New street street Yielder, R. & Co., 105 High street Macfee, H. M., & Co., 23 Old Sneddon

Electrical Engineers. Dyers. Fulton, T. Crichtou, 80 New Sneddon Bell, Archibald, & Sons, Stanley dye- Robertson, George, jun., 9 Old Sneddon works— shop 6 Gilmour street Brown, H. & W., Gleniffer dye works Caldwell, Peter, & Co., Macdovrall st. Electro-Platers. Crossley, J. & W., Abbey dyeworks Cunningham, William, & Co., 11 Seedhill Brown, W. W., 47 George street Fulton, WiUiam, & Sons, Glenfield Duff & Miller, 20 High street Gibson & Reid, Cart walk King, Robert, 22 High street 170 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Embroiderers. Farmers, Adam, William, Barnhiil, luchinnan Gibson Brotbei's & Co., 153 Geoi-ge st. Aitken, John, Foxbar Hamilton, J. & Co., 26 Causeyside Aiton, Hugh, Allans, Inchinnan Algie, Peter, Old Mains, Inchinnan Engineers and Machine-l^Iakers Andrew, James, Bushes Arneil, Robert, Corsebar Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., Thistle Works, Abbott's Inch Bowie, William, Blackbyres Boyd, J. & W., Langcraigs, Glenfield Brodie, Wm., & Co., Weir street Boyd, James, Langcraigs, Glenfield Bryce, John S., 10 Hunter street Campbell & Calderwood, Soho Engine Bryce, David, Abbotsinch, Inchinuaa road Works, 8 Bridge street Buchanan, James, Hunterhill, Paisley Christie, William, & Sons, Underwood Iron works Campbell, Mrs. Robert, New Mains, Renfrew road Craig, A. F., & Co., Caledonia Engine Carswell, James, Durrochstock Works, Macdowall street, and Snaw- Chapman, Mrs. doun Works, 55 Back Sneddon Robt., North Arkleston, Glasgow road Doulton & Co., Hawkhead road (sani- Cochrane, John, Brediland tary engineers) North Crawford, Wm., Craigenfeoch, Elderslie Eadie Brothers, & Co., 12 High street Eadie, John, West Fulton Fisher & Co., St. Mirren Works, Mac- Fleming, Thomas, Gallowhill, dowall street South Paisley Fleming & Ferguson, PhcBnix Works, Fleming, William, Fulwood Murray street Gardner, James, South Hillington, off Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd.), Glasgow road Vulcan Foundry and Engine Works, Garven, John, Little Crossford, by Renfrew road How- wood Hanna, Donald, & Wilson, Abbey works, Gilmour, James, Fulbar 23 New Sneddon, and Atlas works, , Hendry, James, Thornly 17 Back Sneddon Houston, Archibald, West Walkinshaw HoUis, John, 2 Quay lane Greenock road Lyle, James, Newton Engineering Kerr, William, Linclive Works, Newton street Kerr, Robert, East Fulton, by Linwood Murphy, Mitchell, & Co. (machine Keter, William, Bogside, Renfrew merchants), 9 George street Kirkland, Walter, Colinslee farm, M'Gee, Walter, & Son, Albion Works, Colinslee Stoney brae Kirkpatrick, Joseph, Meikleriggs M'Glashan, Duncan, Underwood lane Kyle, Andrew, Muirhead, Elderslie Pollock, S., & Sons, Pacific Engine Kyle, Robert, Laighpai'k, Paisley Works, Williamsburgh Kyle, Matthew, jun., Selvieland, by Eeid, Thomas, & Sons, 19 Thread street Linwood Shedden, Wm. (consulting), 1 St. James Lang, Arthur, Garneyland,by Inchinnan place Lyle, Mrs. John, Middleton, by Linwood Sproul, Andrew, & Sons, Barterholm Mathie, Angus, Merksworth Wallace, Connell, & (3o. (sanitary_), 8 Meiklem, John, South Candren Gilmour street Moffat, Robert, Turneyland, Greenock White, Thomas, & Sous, Laighpark road Muir, Bros., Ralees, Glasgow road Engravers. M'Coll, John, Mid Walkinshaw McDonald, John, Porterfield, off Ren- Eadie, John, 4 Moss street frew road Faulkner, B. G., 10 St. James street M'Murrich, Robert, Goekston Ferguson, Andrew, 109 Causeyside M'Nair, Hugh, Meikleriggs Gibb, Mrs. Thomas, 7 Old Sneddon Park, Alexander, Turningshaw, by Lin- Hay, R., & Son, 10 High street wood —

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 171

Pollock, Robert, Amochrie Robertson, James, 66 Causeyside Rainey, Jas., Nevvlands Craigie, Elderslie Robertson, Mrs., 101 Causeyside Renfrew, Alexauder, Home farm, Black- Steel, James, 6 Moss street stoun Watson, William, 79 Broomlands Renfrew, James, Blackstonn Weir, James, 2 Tower buildings Retson, Andrew, Moorhouse, Meikle- riggs Fleshers- Riddell, David, Blackball Allison, Alexander, 34 High street Ritchie, Jobn, Broomward, Elderslie Armour, Hugh, 53 Broomlands Rowand, Johu, Candren Arnott, William, 21 Gauze street Russell, John, Potterhill Arthur, Samuel, 17 George street Linwood Rutberford, Tbos., Muirhead, Barr, Andrew, 11 Gauze street Scott, Alexander, North Mains, by Liu- Brown, Mrs. William, 61 Causeyside wood Cameron, James, 102 George street Sraitb, James, New Mains, Inchinnan Canning, Peter, 54 George street Stevenson, Peter, Bardrain Carse, William, 50 Love street Stewart, Jobn, Thornlypark, Paisley Co-operative (Equitable) Society, 3&- Whiteford Strang, Christopher, farm Great Hamilton street Thom, John, Hallhill, Howwood Co-operative Provident Society Walker, Robert, Broiinsfield, Inchinnan 138 George street Watson, Christopher, Fulwood, Inchin- 7 Love street nan 48 Broomlands Weir, James, Barskiven 7 Lawn street White. John, farmer. Nether Craigends, 21 Underwood road by Linwood 12 Melbourne terrace White, William, Herschaw, Bishopton Craig, David, 24 Wellmeadow Wilson, John, Lounsdale farm Craig, James, 26 Gauze street Young, R. C, Netherfield and Fulwood, Fairlie, Alexander, 8 Castle street Linwood by Fleming, Mary, 29 George street Young, David, Old Hall, Glasgow road Glen, Thomas, 36 Broomlands Young, David, Alton farm, Paisley Hamilton, George, 2 Glenview terrace Henderson, John, 2 Clydeview terrace File Makers. Holmes, William, 21 Sandholes Rhodes, John, & Son, 6 Orchard street Lang, John, 55 Caledonia street Leitcb, William, & Son, 31 Causeyside- Finishers. and 3 Old Smithhills (See Calenderers.) Millar, Peter, 74 Love street Morrison, Alexander, 12 Lylesland Fire-Clay Manufacturers. Morrison, George, 35 High street Brown, Robert, & Son, Shortroods and Morrison, James, & Son, 104 George st,. Ferguslie Fire-Clay works Morrison, James L., 2 St. James street Speirs, Gibb, & Co;, Caledonia Fire- Morrison, John G., 25 Gauze street Clay works, Greenock road Muir, James, 20 George street Mun'ay, George, 2 Lawu street Fishmongers and Poulterers. M'AUister, William, 20 Causeyside Blair, Robert, 53 George street M'Dowall, James, 41 Ferguslie Ferrie, M., 72 Broomlands M'Intyre, Mrs. Jami^js, 107 George street Glassford Bros., 26 Causeyside M'lotyre, Robert, 30 Canal street Glen, Julian, 34 Gauze street M'Kie, James, 14 Broomlands Logan, James, 20 Wellmeadow M'Luskie, Peter, 70 Love street and 5 M'Taggart, John, 149 George street St. James street M'Taggart, L., 2 Neilston street Rennie, Alexander, 18 Wellmeadow Noble, Mrs. A., 9 St. James place Rennie, John, 68 Causeyside and 9' O'Donnell, Charles, 69 Love street Canal street Risk, William, 34 High street Ronald, Thomas, 4 Mossvale street 172 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Russell, James, 2 Crossflat terrace Lyons & M'Neilage, 75 Love street Rutherford, Alex. H., 14 Gauze street Muir, Mrs. R., 13 Gauze street Scarlett, James, 54 Oauseyside and 4 M'Lauchlan, Christina, 46 Calside Dovesland Reid, R. M., 11 Old Smithhills Shaw, William, 8 Cotton street Robertson, Jane, 2 Queen street Smith, James, 18 Saudholes Sawers & Warden, 26 High street Taylor, Allan, 12 Moss street Smith, Mrs., 63 George street Waddell, R. D., 96 High street (pork) Winning, Mrs., 49 Broomlands Wallace, James, 8 Love street Whitelaw, Mrs., 1 Crossflat terrace Watson, A. & W., 25 Causeyside and 10 Broomlands Furrier. Watson, William, 27 High street Lemay, Mrs. 18 Argyll street Wilson, Daniel, 5 Lawn street Young, George M., 5 Broomlands G-ardeners.

Florists, Jobbing. {See under Nurserymen and Florists.) Cameron, George, 4 M'Kerrell street Davidson, Francis, 46 Moss street French Polishers- Dickie, Mrs., 1 Union street Duncan, Crombie, E., 10 St. Mirren street Archibald, 1 Gladstone terrace Smith, Wtn., 61 High street Forrest, John, Gateside Henderson, Storrie, Mrs. J., 19 Greeohill road John, 17 Mossvale street Macaulay, John, 41 George street Funeral Undertakers. M'Dnnald, Thomas, 6 Orchard street Reid, James, 8 Lylesland Anderson, Ebenezer, 6 New street Anderson, James, 43 Wellmeadow Marhet. Auld, John P., & Son, 30 Orchard street Allan, Charles, Moss-side Begg, John, 24 Cotton street Provan, Andrew, 13 Wellmeadow Gordon & Scarlett, 42 New street Robertson, Daniel, Gateflat, East Kilpatrick, Alexander, 16 Abbey street Buchanan street Kilpatrick, John, & Son, 16 Abbey st- Stobo, John, Westmarch cottage Knox, Walter, 53 Storie street Stobo, Mrs. Alex., Kelburn cottage, M'Nally, Robert, 6 Old Sneddon Race-course road Scott, Alexander, 23 High street Wills, James, Whitehaugh oflBces Stevenson, Charles, 5 New street Young, William, 2 County place and 43 Gardeners to Private Gentlemen^ ^c. Gordon's lane Baird, Alex., gardener to ex-Provost Clark, Chapel house Furnishers. Cameron, William, gardener to Tbos, Beckett. J. & M., 55 Causeyside Glen Coats, Ferguslie park Brannan, Misses, 22 Gauze street Cook, William, gardener to J. P. Kerr, Burgess, A., 4 Lylesland Dargavel Clark, Elizabeth, 69 Love street Elder, William, superintendent Foun- Cluckie, Mrs., 47 George street tain Gardens, Love street Cowan, Mrs. Janet, 19 Gauze street Mair, John, gardener to Wm. Wilson, Duff, William, 25 George street Brabloch Eraser, Mrs., 9 Orr square (ladies') Maxwell, Henry, gardener to Charles Gibb, John, & Son, 26 High street Cayzer, M.P., Ralston Glencross, A., 14 Wardrop street Maxwell, James, gardener to Mrs. James Guthrie, John, 11 Lylesland Arthur, Barshaw Henderson & Agnew, 102 Causeyside Millar, James, gardener to John Clark, Holms, Mrs., 30 High street Gateside Lang, Mrs., 18 George street Morton, Andrew, gardener to Mrs.Clark, Lyall, H. & C, 97 High street Netherhill TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 17^

MacCall, John, gfirdener to Mrs. Kerr, Fleming, Mrs. Robert, 9 Stock Street Gallowhill Hastie, Robert, 67 Broomlands M'Donald, Duncan, gardener to Mrs. Henderson, James, 1 Alice place Coats, Ferguslie Kerr, Francis, 14 Underwood road M'Dougal, Dougal, gardener to R. M. Marshall, Mrs. Agnes, 30 Caual street Paterson, Speirsfield Mathieson, Mrs., 3 Dovesland M'Ghie, E. M., gardener to Archibald M'Bride, Stephen, 9d^ George street Craig, Gateside M'Dougall, Duncan, 20 Abbey street M'Innes, John, gardener to WilHam M'Neil, John, 19 Barclay street Wotherspoou, Maxwellton M'Innes, Duncan, 12 Glen street M'lver, William, gardener to Mrs. M'Luskie, John, 21 Maxwellton street Kerr, Gallowhill Orr, Robert, 3 Lawn street

M'Lachlan, A , gardener to Stewart Paterson, Mrs., 57 George street Clark, Kilnside Smith, Mrs., 8 Cotton street Strang, Matthew, gardener to James Thomson, Helen, 36 Underwood road Murray, Castlehead Waugh, Samuel, 29 Castle street Weir, Jeanie, 4 Kilnside crescent Qlass Emlsossers. Adam, James & Son, 19 Moss street Grocers and. Victuallers. Forrest & Son, 355 Argyll st., Glasgow Those marked (*) are also Spirit Dealers. Kirk, George G., 6 and 7 New Smith- *Adam, John, 9 Williamsburgh hills, and 7 and 9 Stockwell place, Adam, Mrs., 4 Seedhill Glasgovv Adam, Robert, 19 Lawn sti'eet Glaziers. Aitken, Mrs., 18 Mossvale street Allison, John, 86 Causeyside Adam, James, & Son, 19 Moss street Allison, Joseph, & Co., 1 Allison place,. Berry, John C, 35 High street Williamsburgh Boyd, James, & Sons, Macdowall street Anderson, J. & J. G., 1 Saucel Fergusou, Norman, 15 Causeyside *Anderson, William, 82 Canal street Kerr & Young, 47 Old Sneddon Anderson, Mrs. Robert, 31 George st, Kirk, George G., 6 and 7 New Smithhills Anderson, Mrs. Wm. 16 Lawn street Kirk, John, 27 Wellmeadow Andrew, Thomas, 2 Potterhill Arnott, John, 20 Broomlands G-rain Merchants, Arnott, Samuel, 53 Caledonia street Anderson, J. & J. G., 1 Saucel *Bain, James H., 5 Moncrieff street Allan Bowie, J., 3 Brown's lane Beith, Alexander, 1 Phillips street Ewing, William, 87 Causeyside Black, M. G., 29 Wellmeadow Hill, J. & T., 102 George street Boyd, Sarah, 25 Queen street Lang, Robert, 4 Glen lane Brough, John, 46 Millarston M'Gee, Walter, 32 High street Brown, William, 37 High street M-Gill, John, 12 Old Sneddon Buchanan, John, 15 Wellmeadow M'Nair, Duncan, 12 St. James place Buchanan, Mary, 21 Wellmeadow Ramsay, J. & R-, Hawkhead and Seedhill Buchanan, Mrs. Margaret, 5lDcle st. Mills Burns, James, 6 Williamsburgh Snodgrass, James, Saucel Mills Cairns, A. & R., 100 High street Campbell, Miss Jane, 11 Greenhill road Greengrocers. *Carlile, James S., 4 Thread street Adam, Mrs. William, 23 Gauze street *Chalmers, James, 13 Maxwellton Adams, Mrs., 7 Neilston road Chalmers, Mrs. William, 7 Lylesland Anderson, Annie, 45 George street Charles, William J., 151 George st. Birrell, Mrs., 25 Cotton street Cochrane, Maggie Y., 3 Garthland st, Bislaud, James, 39 Underwood road Co - operative (Equitable) Store, 38 Buchanan, George, 6 Mossvale street Great Hamilton street—branch shops, Dick, Margaret, 32 Causeyside 2 Bute place, 17 Carriagehill, and 90 Dreghorn, Mrs., 138 George street Causeyside 174 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Co-opei-ative (Paisley Provident) Stores Irvine, James, 9 Moss street 139 and 168 George street, 6S Love *Jack, James, 107 and 108 High street streer,4:8 Broomlands, 20 Lawn street, (Cross) 2 Cleopatra buildings, Springbank Jarvie, Mrs., 10 Glen street road, 24 Underwood road, 78 Broom- Kelly, Andrew, 11 Gauze street lands, 7 Mill street, 110 George Kelly, E., 22 Lawn street street, 58 Storie street, 51 Caledonia King, John, 7 Lawn street street, Melbourne terrace, 1 M'Kerrell Lambie, Hugh (wholesale), 5 Silk street street, and 12 New Sneddon Langmuir, Walter, 19 New Sneddon *Creedou, John, 40 Wellmeadow Love, Malcolm, 52 Caledonia street Cunningham, Uavid, 6 Barclay street Lyall, William, 9 West Campbell st. Curi'ie, John (wholesale), 10 Shuttle Main, Alexander, 29 High street street Marshall, Thomas, 21 Sandholes *Currie, William, 4 Renfrew street Martin Robert, 38 Well street Davidson, David, 72 Canal street Martin, William 14 Broomlands Davie, John, 2 Lawn street Millar, James, T Westmarch Dickson, John, 16 Well street and 32 Mitchell, James, 32 Newton street Canal street Montgomery, Alex., 69 Broomlands Duncan, Robert, 23 Gauze street Muir, David, 20 Williamsburgh Duncan, William, lA Laighpark *Muir, J. & J., 13 Neilston road Eadie, Mrs,, 21 Underwood road *M'Connacliie, William, 71 Love street Erskine, John, 10 Williamsburgh *M'Oracken, James, 17 Gauze street Ewing, William, 87 Causeyside M'Crystal, Mrs., 44 George street Ferguson, James, 24 New street M'Douald, Mary, 8 Williamsburgh ^Ferguson, Miss Margaret, 10 Storie M'Donald, Robert, 18 George street street MacEvoy, B. A., 3 New Sneddon Ferguson, Thomas, 82 Broomlands Macfarlane, Robert, 17 Cotton street Ferguson, William, 42 Moss street M'Gee. Bernard, 88 New Sneddon Ferguson, William, 9 Maxwellton st. M'Hutchison, David, 62 Broomlands *Ferrie, Andrew, 136 George street M'Kay, William, 30 Carriagehill Fleming, James, 6 Smith street *M'Kellar, Archibald, 84 Causeyside Fleming, John, 113 George sti-eet M'Kellai', Daniel, 28 George street Fortune, Mrs., 13 West Campbell street M'Kellar, Daniel, 35 High street Galbralth, William, 22 Sandholes *M'Keliar, Daniel, 12 Broomlands Gibb, George Y., 53 High street M'Lachlan, Robert, 2 Broomlands Gibson, Mrs. Robert, 22 Causeyside M'Leau, Alexander, 15 Gauze street Gillespie, Donald, 15 Moss street M'Lean, James, 14 Wellmeadow Gillies, Duncan, 28 Williamsburgh M'Lean, John, 38 Underwood road Gilmour. James, 67 Causeyside and 75 Love street Gold, Kenneth, 14 and 52 Storie street M'Lellan, James R,, 57 Causeyside Gold, Kenneth, 6 West Croft M'Nair, Duncan, 12 St. James place and 63 George street Graham, James, 70 Love street and 50 ; Haldeu, Alex, juu., 99 Causeyside wholesale, 4 St. James street Hall, Mrs. Hugh, 21 Wallace street M'Nair, Mrs. Wm., 1 Pattison street *Hamilton, Robert, 5 Carriagehill *Newton, William, 34 Glen street Hamilton, Mrs. D., 16 Orchard street Nicol, Hamilton A., 12 Old Smithhills Hannah, William, 16 Thread street Nicol, John, 4 Neilston road *Hart, Thomas, 6 George street *Nicol, William, 3 Maxwell street Herd, Robert, 18 Stock street Nicol, Robert, 5 Old Sneddon Hill, John, 102 George street *0'Nei]l, Charles, 51 George street Hood, Ann, 27 New Sneddon Orchardsou, Robt.,62 Causeyside Howat, Robert, 31 Storie street Orr, Mary, 4 Linside teri'ace Hunter, Arthur, 11 Gt. Hamilton st. Orr, Mrs. William, 29 Glen street *Hunter, Mrs. Thomas, 22 Great Hamil- Park, Alexander, 68 George street Co., Ill Causeyside ton street Park, Alex. H , & IngUs, John, 5 Mossvale street Paterson, Andrew, 1 St. Mary's terrace TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 175

Pattison, David D., 101 Causeyside Fitch, John, 11 Old Sneddon Paul, William, 33 George street Kerr, James, 1 Old Sneddon Percy, Jane, 34 Canal street Kerr, Robert, 32 Wellmeadow Piakerton, John, 17 Wellmeadow Kilpatrick, William, 104 Causeyside Pope, Martin, 5 North Croft Mairs, Joseph, 19 Moss street Ray, Mrs. E., 16 Ferguslie Meiklejohn, Adam, 95 Causeyside Reid, Johnston, 8 Broomlands Millar, John, 29 Maxwelltou street Reid, John, 30 Canal street Milton, Stephen, 25 Causeyside Ribbons & Co., 91 High street M'Dougal, Andrew, 8 St. James place Ritchie, Robert, 50 Love street, and M'Gallan, John G., 83 Causeyside and 25 Gauze street 5 Old Sneddon Rowan, John, 20 "Wallace street Pidard, Alexander, 103 High street *Shaw, Thomas, 50 Caledonia street and 50 Moss street Shearer, David, 97 Causeyside Quin, Peter, 6 Silk street Sim, William (wholesale), 3 Causeyside Quin, J., 82 Broomlands Skinner, Alex., I.Douglas terrace Quin, J. A., 4 Gleuview terrace Smith, Mrs. Ann, 7 Abbey street Sraitii, Hugh C, 72 Broomlands *Stevenson, James, 13 Abbey street Taylor, G., 70 High street Stevenson, James, 42 Broomlands Vance, James, 45 New street *Stevenson, Thomas, 8 Gauze street Wallace, John, 4 Brown's lane and 22 New Smithhill3_ Wilson, Thomas, 24 New street Sutherland, Thomas, 23 Wellmeadow *Sweeuie, James, 23 Stock street Hamcurers. Taylor, Thomas, 6 Orchard street Towart, R., 10 Broomlands Allison, Joseph, 20 Sandholes and 1 Travers, Alice, 150 George street Allison placf, Williamsbiirgh Ure, J. & D., 22 High street Arnott, John, 20 Broomlands Ure, Thomas, 97 Causeyside Bell, William J., 38 New street Watt, Robert, 58 George street Burnet & Hamilton, 8 and 9 Well st. Weir, James, 10 Old Smithhills Coats, W. & A., 68 Broomlands Whiteford, Wm., 15 Mossvale street Coats & Russell, Marshall's lane *Whitehead, Agues, 44 Broomlands Cochran, Thomas, 2 Sir Michael street Whyte, Miss Margaret, 9 Wardrop Lipton, Thomas J., 98 High street street Pinkerton, James, 40 New street Wills, James, 54 Causeyside Spence, John, & Socs, 62 Storie street *Wilson, Mrs. Agnes, 107 George Wallace, James, 8 Love street street Wright, J. & J., 2 Clydeview terrace Hardware Mercliants. Wright, M., 22 Abbey street (See under Ironmongers.)

Haii: (Curled) Manufacturer. Hatters. Drew, M., & Sons, Colinslee Adam, John, 9 High street Allan, Peter, 107 High street Hairdressers. Forrester, William, 23 High street and Adams, Alex., 14 Old Smithhills 1 Broomlands Arneil, James, 4 Causeyside Harper, Henry, 52 High street Baird, James, 2 Gauze street and 17 Holt H., 30 High street (ladies' hatter) George street Inglis & Co., 104 High street Boyd, John, 59 Storie street Inglis, John, 81 High street Burns, George, Terrace buildings King, Alexander, & Son, 4 Gilmour st. Burns, James, 54 Broomlands Leitch, William R., 99 High street Campbell, Robert, 31 New Smithhills More, James, 7 Moss street Corkin, John, 1 Wellmeadow Robertson & Son, 48 Moss street Docherty, P., 53 George street Smith, Robert, 95 High street Feuino, Felix, 23 School wyud Wilson, Juhn, jun., 25 High street 176 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Heddle Makers. Lyle, Dalrymple, 3 Cumberland court Graham, Mrs. VV,, 10 "Wardrop street Mnir, John, 23 Moss street Millar, P. K., 32 Higli street Murray, Archibald, 16 High street Tweeddale, John, 30 Canal street Wilson, J. D., Union Bank buildings. Heddle T-wine Manufacturers. Dyers' wynd Kerr, Peter, & Son, New street Mills Winning & Fulton, Terrace buildings,, 109 Hicrh street Hosiers. Adam, John, 9 High street India-RulDTser and "Waterproof Adam, A. & M., 36 High street Allan, Peter, 107 High street Manufacturers. Brown, M., 4 Moss street Barbour, Mrs. James, 12 High Street Bruce, Miss B., 91 High street Currie, Thomson, & Co., 43, 45, and 47 Burgess, Miss L. B., 45 High street Jamaica street, Glasgow Caruduff, John, 43 Causeyside Lang, James, 31 High street Cashmere, Bros., 14 Welhneadow Fenino, Madame, shirt maker, 46 Moss street Inn and Hotel Heepers. Forrest, Mrs. James, 26 Broomlands Blair, Mrs. John, Hay Weighs Inn, 3 Henderson & Agnew, 102 Causeyside King street Hosiery Mauufacturing Co., 18 Moss Mitchell, John, Commercial Hotel, 11 street High street Holms, Mrs., 30 High street Morrison, A., Globe Hotel, 92 High st. luglis & Co., 104 High street Stevenson, Charles, Bull Iun,5 New st. Inglis, John, 81 High street Thomson, Mrs., A. County Hotel, Kelly, Miss Mary, 5 Argyle street County place Leitch, W. R., 99 High street Lyall, H. & C, 97 High street More, James, 7 Moss street Iron Founders. M'Lean, Mrs., 26 Causeyside Paterson, M., 11 Moss street Abercorn Foundry Company (Hanna, Eeid, R. M., 11 Old Smithhills Donald, & Wilson), North Croft Robertson & Son, 48 Moss street Bow, M'Lachlan, & Co., Thistle Works, Smith, Robert, 95 High street Abbot's Inch Stewart, Peter, 30 Great Hamilton st. Craig, A. F., & Co., Caledonia Works, Wilson, John, juu., 25 High street Macdowall street, and Snawdoun "Winning, Mrs. Mary, 49 Broomlands Works, 55 Back Sneddon Wood, Mrs., 28 Wellmeadow FuUerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd,), Vulcan Foundry, Renfrew road Hotels, Henry & Gait, Sneddon Foundry (See Inns and Hotels.) Marshall, John, Macdowall st. Foundry M'Leish&M'Taggart, Victoria foundry, Hothouse Builders. M'Gown street Boyd, James, & Sons, Macdowall street Moir, James, 32 High street Iron Merchants.

House Factors. Glovei', Hugh (metal merchant), 57 Begg, David, 7 Sir Michael street Canal street Biggar, William, 18 Oakshaw street Murdoch, Robert, & Co., 10 West Croft Donald, Thomas, 43 Lady lane and 21 and 23 Robertson st., Glasgow Gibb, William, 39 New street M'Nee, John, 9 A Keay, Angus, 93 High street Spence, James, 5 Royal terrace, Glasgow Lauchlan, K., 4 Causeyside road TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 177

Ironmongers. Bell, Archibald, & Son, Gleniffer Laun- dry, Lyleslaud — orders received at Coghill, George, 49 Old Sneddon 47 Causeyside and 6 Gilmour street Co-operative Provident Socieiy (Lmtd.) Currie, Margaret (shirt dresser), 4 14 Causeyside street Springbank road Eadie, Robert, & Co., 12 High street Docherty, Mrs. John (clothes mangier), Ferguson, William C, 46 High street 2 Johnston street Gamble, Matthias, 8 Broomlands House of Refuge, Victoria pi., Lady lane Glover, William. 19 High street Kerr, Ellen, 56 Broomlands Kerr, Peter, 18 Lawn street Leggat, David, & Co., Colinslee Logan, James, 4 Gauze street Martin, Mrs. R. (clothes mangier), 19 Muir, James, 21 Moss street Wallace street Muir, John, 138 George street Robertson, William P., Stonefieid M'Arthur, William, 17 High street Laundry, Colinslee M'Camlay, William, 16 George street Saucelbank Laundry, 29 Gordon's lane M'Culloch, Donald, 79 Broomlands Taylor, Mrs. Thos., Tannahill Laundry, M'Innes, C. S., 9 Broomlands 21 Castle street M'Lean, Angus, 37 Moss street Templeton, J., & Co., Jenny's Well Neilson, A. & Co., 109 High street Walker, Mary, 57 Broomlands Pihkerton. R., 14 Moss street Ritchie & Kirk wood, 47 Moss street Sinclair, James, 10 Wellmeadow Lead Merchants. Slevin, Patrick, 8 Old Sneddon Dalrymple, James, & Son, 8 Old Stevenson, H. L., Storie 37 street Suf ddon Tannahill, Andrew, 1 Old Smithhills Kilpatrick, James, & Son, Dyers' wynd Thomson, Joseph, Masonic hall build- Wallace, Connell, & Co., 8 Gilmour st. ings, 96 High street Trench, Thomas, & Co., 93 Causeyside Young, John, 1 Broomlands Leather Merchants. Lang, James, 31 High street Lang, W. J. & W., Seedhill (wholesale) Joiners. M'Camlay, William, 16 George street (See "Wrights and Joiners.) Letterpress Printers. Ladies' Outfitters- Cook, J. & J., 94 High sireet Adam, J., 16 High street Gardner, Alexander, 7 Gilmour street Eraser, Mrs., 9 Orr square Glover, Thomas, 11 Moss street Hay, Robert, & Son, 10 High street Ladies' Nurses. Kent, John, 30 Causeyside Lennie, Mrs., 6 George street Kirk, Alexander, 27 Wellmeadow Mackay, Miss (masseuse), 109 High st. Lochhead, W. A., 15 and 16 Causeyside M'Kelvie, Mrs., 19 Underwood road Parlane, J. & R , 97 High street Spoouer, Mrs. (trained nurse), 26 Abbey Paterson, John, 24 Maxwellton street street Paton, James, juu., 25 High street Watt, Miss (trained nurse), 4 East Reid, John, 18 High street lane, Ferguslie Stationery (the) and Printing Agency, 109 High street Lathsplitters. Wotherspoon, Robert, & Son, 8 High st. Allan, James, 19 Sandholes Young, Stephen, 2 New street Lang, Hugh (merchant), 38 Mill street Rome, William, 34 Canal street Lime and Cement Merchants. Caldwell, David, 23 Canal street Laundries—Pnlslic. Gillespie, Wm., & Son, 82 New Sneddon Bain,^ Mrs., Stirling street Laundry, 1 Kilpatrick, Thomas, 40 Canal street Stirling street Wilson & Co, 19 Sandholes M 178 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Lithographers and Engravers. Lang & Co., 6 Causeyside Lang, Robert, 8 Forbes place and Mar- Cars well, John, & Co., 14 Causeyside shall's lane (hosiery) Fan* & Adam, 4 Forbes place and 6 Leggatt & Gibson, Colinslee Causeyside Logan & Gardner, 5 Forbes place Ferguson, Andrew, 109 Causeyside Morgan, John, & Co., Gleniffer Factory, Gibb, Mrs. Thomas, 7 Old Sneddon st. 32 High street Graham, T. & R.,4: Bridge street Murray. John, Adelphi factory, New Hay, Robert, & Son, 10 High street Sneddon Motherwell, William, & Co., 3 Moss st. M'Lenuan, T. B., 113 Causeyside Stationery (the) and Printing Agency, M'Nair, Duncan, 4 Cumberland court 3 09 High street Ninian, James, George place Nixon, Simon, 109 Causeyside Loom Card Cutter. Porter, H. G., & Co., Abercorn Mills, (See Card and Print Cuttei's). Abercorn street Rodger, Robert, 13 Causeyside Machinery Belt Manufacturers. Ronald, Jack, & Co. (carpet and rug), Baird, William, 79 High street Nethercommon M'Creery, John, 2 County place and 44 Smith, Brothers, & Co., 9, 10, and 11 Old Sneddon Forbes place, and Marshall's lane Smith, Charles, & Co., Stonefield woi'ks Manure Manufacturers- Stevenson, Hugh, 10 Union street Storie, John, 110 Causeyside Forrest & Son, Burnbank, Chain road Thomson & Dunbai-, 35 Well street Tytler, William, 5 Causeyside Manufacturers of Textile Walker, Hopkins, & Co., 8 Forbes place Falsrics. Walkers & Co., 113 OauseyMide Waters, Cook, & Co., 1 Cumberland Alexander M'Intyre, 109 Causeyside & court Begg, Alex., & Co.. 112 Causeyside Welsh, J., & Co., 17 Moss street Bryce, D. & J. F., 110 Causeyside Welsh, William, 12 Hunter street Campbell, William, 2 Causeyside Wbitehill, M., & Co., 8 and 9 Causeyside Cochran, Wm., & Co., 6 and 7 Causeyside Wilson. George, & Co., 147 George Couuell, James, 35 Well street street Cook, Mark (tapestry), 1 Causeyside Co-operative Manufacturing Society (Limited), 114 and 115 Causeyside Masons and Builders. and Colinslee Crawford, Hamilton, power loom fac- Barclay, James, 5 Christie street tory, Abercorn street Barr, Alexander, Bellena cottage, Hawk- Cunningham, John, 3 Mansfield place head road Cunningham, Robert, South park Barr, Hugh, 9 Espedair street Dick, James, 5 County place (shawl Barr & M'Caig, 11 Shuttle street merchant) Beveridge, John, 1 Linside terrace Gibson Brothers, & Co., 153 George st. Bowes, John, 4 Park terrace, Under- Gibson, Robert, 2 Causeyside wood road Greenlees, Matthew, & Son, 167 George Bryce, John, & Co., 9 Newton street street Buchanan, George, 7 Buchanan terrace Guthrie, Robt., & Co., 1 Causeyside Currie, William, 23 Broomlands Halden, Alexander, 15 Causeyside Haddow & Robertson, 11 Gordon's lane Halden, Francis, 6 Forbes place Henderson, George. 18 Greenhill road Hutton, W. H. & Co., 4 Cumberland M'Gee, William, 17 Well street court M'Lean, Chai-les, East Buchanan street Kerr, Eobt., & Son, 22 Thread street M'Vey, Daniel, 1 Clavering street Kerr, R. & J. P., Underwood Mills Orr, James, 9 Cross street and Elderslie Kirk wood, Baird, & Co., Blackball works Philpot & Watkius, 74 Canal street —

TEADES AND PROFESSIONS, 179

Robin, William, & Son, 14 Lady lane Parker, James, M.B., CM., 91 High Taylor, William, Janetta cottage, Arkle- street ^Church place). ston road Penman, R. S., M.B., CM., 12 St. James Urie, Matthew, Laighpark place Watson, Daniel, 4 Wellmeadow Pollock, Robert (surgeon), Louusdale Wilson, Robert, 20 Greenhill road house Wilson, Thomas, 14 Abbey close Richmond, Andrew, M.B., CM., 9 St. James street—house 57 Love street Russell, Douglas Wills, M.B., CM., Measurers. D.P.H., 26 Broomlands Russell, William, M.B., CM"., 15 Broom- "Bisland, John, Terrace buildings lands, 74 Love street house 52 High Lamb, James B., 12 High street — street Matheson, Farquhar, 173 St. Vincent Shearar, Frank, M.B., CM., 7 St. street, Glasgow, and Eilan Donan, James place Oakshaw street Smith, Alex. Robb, M.B., house Paterson, Robert, & Son, 10 Bridge CM., surgeon. Infirmary. street Stevenson, John, M.B., CM., 29 Well- meadow and 55 Causeyside—ho. Stow Medical Practitioners. cottage. Stow brae Watt, Thomas, M.A., M.B., CM., 44 Adam, Robert H., M.A., M.B., CM., High street D.PH., 82 Hioh. stieet Whitehead, Alex., M.B., CM house 2 Joseph, L.R.O.S , L.R.C.P., L.M. Amy, New Smithhills (Edinburgh), 78 Broomlauds and Cburchhill House Brownridge, Robert, M.B., CM., 5 Messen^er-at-Arms, Glenview ter. —house the Cottage, 7 Neilston street Morrison, Joseph, 4 Moss street Bruce, James, M.B., CM., 8 Cross, 9 Broomlands — bouse 100 High street Cluckie, N. Gordon (oculist), Royal Vic- Midwives. toria Infirmary, 1 street Eye Gauze Lawrie, Mrs., 14 Maxwellton street aud 1 Smithhills Lennie, Mrs., 6 George street Crawford, A. W., M.B., CM., 85 High Muir, Mrs., Ivanhoe place street M'Ginty, Mrs., 27 Gauze street Donald, Archibald, M.B., CM., 5 Gauze M'Kelvie, Mrs., 19 Underwood road street Paton, Mrs., 148 George street Donald, Colligan, Hugh M.B., CM., 5 Roxburgh, Mrs., 5 Old Sneddon Gauze street bloan, Mrs. N., 2 George street Duncau, James, M.D., 97 Causeyside Erskine, Dr. James, M.A. (diseases of the ear), 97 Causeyside (Thursdays, 3 Mill^rri^hts- till 4.30) Craig, A. F., & Co., Caledonia works, Fraser, Douald, M.D., 3 Orr square Macdowall street Gardner, David, M.B., 84 CM., High Crawford, James, 4 Sir Michael street street Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd.), Gibb, William F., M.D., 54 High st. Vulcan Works, Renfrew road Graham, Thos., M.D., 3 Garthland place M'Gee, Walter, & Son, Albion works, Holms, John, M.D., 21 Wellmeadow Stoney brae house 50 High street Reid, Thomas, & Sons, 19 Thread st. Huuter, John B., M.D., CM., 3 Smith- hills — house 31 St. James street Hutchison, James, Calside villa Mill Furnishers. Macarthur, John N., M.B.—house 34 Robertson & Co., 9 Old Sneddon High street Snodgrass & Brown, 36 Old Sneddon 180 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Millers. Oil and G-lycerine Manufac- Andrew, Simon, & Sons, Cardonald turers and Hefiners. mills, Glasgow road Handasyde, 0. H., & Co., Abercorn Oil Eamsay, J. & R., Hawkhead and Seed- Works, Macfarlane street hill mills Highgate, Hugh, & Co., Greenhill Oil Snodgrass, James, Saucel mill Works, Murray street Ingram & Co., Caledonia Oil Works, Milliners. Clark street (See under Dressmakers and Milliners.) Opticians. Love,R. & Co., 103 High street (Cross) Mop Maniifacturers, Bo.vle, John, 13 and 51 Storie street Packing-Box Makers. M'Kim Brothers, Hawkhead Clark, John, & Co., 12 Wallneuk Paton, Robert, 40 Gordon's lane Music Sellers. Ritchie, George, 36 Gordon's lane Ewiug, Thos. A., 5 Old Smithhills Paterson, Sons, & Co., Terrace buildings Painters and Paperhangers. Alexander, James, 5 George street Mustard Manufacturers, Berry, John C, 35 High street Poison, Wm., & Co., Imperial Starch Bett, David, 41 Welhueadow street works, Abercorn street Bowie, C. T., Eisher, & Co. 15 Gilmour street Christie, James, 4 County place ITame-Plate Maker. Cowan & Stewart, 42 High street Brown, Robert, 10 Espedair street Dreuuau, Robert, 30 Causeyside Ferguson, Norman, 15 Causeyside News Agents. Fernie, Archibald, 48 Old Sneddon (See under Booksellers and Stationers). Fleming Brothers, 2 Bank street Gardner, James, 1 Wallneuk Glasgow, Charles, 22 New Smithhills Florists. Nurserymen and Hunter, J. K., 30 Wellmeadow Arndal-^, Hugh, Stoneiield Kerr, Robert, 24 Gauze street Campbell, John, Nethercommon Kilpatrick, Hugh, 6 St. James place Creelman, John, Marchfield, luchinnan Kirk, George G., 6 and 7 New Smith- road bills M'Diarmid, Duncan, Ladyburn Nursery Martin, Robert S., 19 Wallace street Kerr, John, 36 High street Murray, David, & Son, 15 Gilmour Morgan, James, o Moss street street Emmerson, J., 25 High street—nursei'y MacEedries. Wm, T., 44 New street Linside Osborne, William, 66 Broomlands Neilson, Walter, 22 Broomlands Keid, William, 28 St. James street Robertson, Daniel, Gateflat Thomson, James K., 40 Causeyside Stevenson, Matt., Greenlaw Nursaries Wallace, John, 12 Causeyside Stewart, Alexander, Carriagehill Nur- Waterston, J, & R., 4 County place sery Wilkie, John, & Sous, 39 High street Watson, James, Bellfleld, Cartvale, Love street Paper Bulers. Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street Oil Merchants. Pattern Drawers. Cowan & Stewart, 42 High street Macfee, H. M., & Co., 23 Old Sneddon Erskine, James G., 43 Causeyside M'Gouigle, George, 10 Silk street Melville, Daniel, 3 Cumberland court street Waterston, J. & R. , 4 County place M'Lean, Andrew, 4 Galloway TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 181

PawnlDrokers. Plumlsers, Tinsmiths, and Cochran, James, & Son, 81 Broomlands Coppersmiths. and 2 Saudholes Allison, William, 25 Broomlancls Ferguson, John, 35 High street and 90 Barr & Provau, 11 Johnston street Canal street Dalr3'mple, James, &^on, 8 Old Sneddon Leitch, William, 106 George street Dreiinan, James, 4 Old Sneddon Lochhead,G. F., & Co., 32 Causeyside Elliot, Andrew, 28 Causeyside and 1 Gordon's lane Fleming, .Tames, 5^ North Bridge street Mackay, John, & Co., 32 Gauze street, Forsyth, Alex., 84 George street 1 Queen street, 7 Broomlands, 8 Back Glover, William, 19 High street Sneddon, 12 Old Sueddon, and 9 Haran, Neil G., 28 New street Abbey street Higgen, David, 2 Gauze street Nisbet, Mrs. Margaret, 24 Gauze street Hunter & Goudie, 90 Canal street Paisley Loan Co., 4 Gordon's lane and Kelly, Alexander, 16 Causeyside 30 Causeyside Kilpatrick, James, & Son, Dyers' wynd Smith, Helen, 108 George street Lauchlan, Robert, 17 Sandholes street Walker, Martin, 17 Storie Love, John, 19 High st., Johnstone Martin, Alexander, 10 Lnwn street Meiklejohn, John, 134 George street Photographers. Melville, Alexander, 82 Causeyside Brannan, Misses (photo, printers), 5 Miller, W. & A., 10 St. Mirren st. Whitehaugh terrace Morrison, John, & Sons, Dyers' wynd Brown, William, 9 Gilmour street M'A.lpine, John, 23 New Smithhilla Cook, Joseph, 32 High street M'llwraith, William, 131 George street M'llwrick, William J., 98 High street Pinkerton, Robert, 67 Back Sneddon M'Kenzie, George, 5 Gilmour street Robertson, Archibald, 9 Broomlands Paisley Photogrphic Co., 24 Causeyside Robertson, George, & Sons, 4 New Rankine & Dunbar, 83 High street Sneddon Smith, Hugh C, 27 Well street Thomson, Joseph, Masonic Hall Build- Whiteford, J. H., 25 Storie street ings, 96 High street Wilson, William R., 33 Glen street Wallace, Connel, & Co., 8 Gilmour st. Wallace, Charles, 15 Cotton street Young, John, 1 Broomlands Young, Robert C, 16 Stevenson street Pianoforte Tuners. M'Lachlan, John, 21 St. James street Potato Merchants. M'Nab, George C, Stanley place, 48 Piudlay, David, Abercorn station Causeyside Langmuir, Robert, 28 Causeyside Sons, Co., Terrace Paterson, & buildings Logan, Robert, 36 Gordon's lane Wycherley, A. N., 27 street Lawn Walker, John, 23 Abbey street

Power - Loom Cloth Manufac- Plasterers. turers. Davidson, Alexander, 11 Ferguslie Crawford, Hamilton, Abercorn street Fraser, John, Co., Sneddon & 84 New Kerr, R. & J. P., Underwood Mills Gillespie, James, Sons, 84 & New Wilson, George, & Co., George street Sneddon and Carlile lane Factory, 147 George street Hutchison, David T., 6 Wellmeadow and 245 St. Yincent street, Glasgow Hutcheson, William, 11 Glen lane Preserve Manufacturers. Maxwell, Alexander, 24 Gordon's lane Cairns, Alexander, St. George Preserve Millar, W^illiara, 38 Causeyside Works, Clark street Mitchell, Thomas, 11 Sir Michael street Lilla & Edwards, (British India Chutney Speirs, William, Argyle street Sauce works), Clark street 182 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Paterson, Isabella, 6 George street Sand Merchant. Robertson, James, Thrushgrove works, Warnock, James, sen,, Stevenson street 16 Niddry street

Printers. Sanitary & Plumlsers' Earthen- (See Letterpress Printers.) "^vare Manufacturers.

Provision Merchants. Brown, Robert, & Son, Paisley Sanitary (See Butter, Egg, and Provision Earthenware Works, Ferguslie Merchants.)

Sa'^diist Dealer. PuUishers- M'Leod, John, 83 New Sneddon Cook, J. & J., Gazette buildings, 94 High street SavT Millers. Gardner, Alexander, 7 Gilmour street Lochhead, W. A., 15 and 16 Causeyside Allison, Wm., Victoria Saw Mills, 23 Parlane, J. & R., 97 High street Love street Clark, Johu, & Co., Wallneuk Saw Mills Hawson & Hannah, Springbank Saw Purveyors. Mills, Springbank road Highgate, John, & Co., Caledonia Saw Alexander, John, 5 Love street Mills, Murray street, and Baltic Saw Curr, William, 9 Moss street Mills, Macdowall street Gibson, Andrew, 98 High street Young, John, & Co., Burgh Saw Mills Gruuewald, Henry, 6 High street Caledonia street M'Nicol, John, 5 Moss street Patrick, W. N., 69 Broomlands Scourers—CSee Bleachers). Young, William, 47 High street Sculptors. Eopespinners. Currie, William, 23 Broomlands Robin, William, & Son, 14 Lady lane Carswell, David. 10 Hamilton street Peacock, John, 85 High street Picken, James, St. James station Seed Merchants. Southwell, Peter, & Son, Laighpark Dalziel, R.F., 4 Causeyside ropeworks, Abercorn street Macfee, John, 3 Moss street Watson, Robert, 32 High street—works Morgan, James, 3 Moss street Shortroods Sevrin^ Machine Makers- Saddlers and Harness Makers. Bradbury Sewiug Machine Co., 41 Wellmeadow Baird, William, 79 High street M'Glashan, Duncan, Underwood lane Calderwood, James, 32 High street Singer Company, 10 St. Mirren street Leitch, John, 10 Abbey street Man well, John, 35 Wellmeadow M'Creerj', John, 2 County place and 44 Shavrl and Muslin Cutters. Old Sneddon Fulton, Wm., & Sons, Glenfield M'i^herson, Alexander, 35 Causeyside M'Lardie, James, & Son, Meikleriggs

Sheriff Of&cers. Salt Merchants. Johnston, Charles H, 23 School wynd Niven, Mrs. Wm., 66 George street Morrison, Joseph, 4 Moss street Young, A., 11 Sandholes Steel, William & Co., 35 Moss street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 183

Shiplsiiilders. Smiths.

Abercorn Shipbuilding Coy. (Hanna, Black, T., 9 New street Donald, & Wilson), Abercorn street Brodie, William, & Co., Weir street Fleming & Ferguson, Phoenix Works, Browning, Alexander, jun., 10 West Murray street Buchanan street Fullerton, John, & Co., Merkswortli, Cassels, James, 4 Glen lane Inchinnan road Cassels, Robert, 19 St. Jamas street M'Arthur, J., He Co., Abbotsinch Christie, William, & Sons, Underwood Iron works Duncanson, William, 34 Gordon's lane Sliippin^ Agents. Fisher & Co., St. Mirren works, Mac- Donald, Thomas, 43 Lady lane dowall street Lauchlan, R., 4 Causeyside Flannigan, James, 5 Maxwellton street Muir, Archibald, 104 High street Galletly, Duncan, 16 Causeyside M'Gown, Alex. B., 107 High street Garrott, John, 51 High street Peattie, W., 2 Gilmour street Glegborn, Andrew, 11 New Smithhills Warnock, James, sen., 16 Niddry street Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street — Wilson, William, 18 Gilmour street branch 32 Carriagehill M'Arthur, William, 42 New street M'Fadzean John, 8 Caledonia street Slaters. M'Geoch, David, & Son, 4 Mill street Blane, David, 56 Storie street Noble, James, 90 George street Davidson, Alexander, 11 Ferguslie Pattison, Thomas, 17 Sandholes Elliott, Richard, 4 William street Pollock, S., & Sons, Williamsburgh Gault, Joseph, 58 Causeyside Pottie, A. & M., St. James place Gillespie, James, & Sons, 84 Nevsr Pottie, A, & Sons, 64 Love street Sneddon and Carlile lane Reid, Thomas, & Sons, 19 Thread street Gillespie, Wm., & Sou, 82 New Sneddon Richardson, Charles, 13 Abbey close Hill, Alexander, 135 George street Sproul, Andrew, & Sons, 10 Lylesland Kilpatrick, Thomas, 40 Canal street Sprueli, Andrew. 8 Christie street Mitchell, Andrew, 88 Causej'side Trench, Thomas, & Co., 93 Causeyside Murdoch, Thomas, 52 Causeyside M'Lintook, John, 36 Gordon's lane Shaw & Stewart, 51 High street Spindle and Flyer Manu- Wallace, Charles, 15 Cotton street facturers. Wallace, Charles, 23 New Smithhills Gregorson, William, & Co., 51 High st. Wilson, Robert, 23 West street Wilson & Co., 19 Sandholes Starch Manufacturers. Soot Merchants. Brown & Poison, Royal Works, Carriagehill Adam, Alexander, jun., 5 Canal street Currie & Co., Murray street Adam, Alexander. Smithhills 14 Johnston, J. & G., 28 Causeysido Gault, William, 30 St. James street (merchants) MacKean, William, St. Mirren's Works, Soap Manufacturers. Caledonia street Mackenzie Brothers, Abercorn Works, Ferguson, Shaw, & Sons, Blackball Renfrew road, and Caledonia Works, Soap works Murray street Glenififer (The) Soap Company, 3 and 4 Poison, William, & Co., Imperial Starch Lonend Works, Abercorn street Isdale & M'Callum, Caledonia Soap Wilson, Robert, & Co., Adelphi Starch works, Rowan street Works, New Sneddon Robin & Houston, 61 New Sneddon Wotherspoon, William, Glenfield Works, Sim, MacKean, & Co., 4 New Sneddon Maxwellton 184 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Stationers. Hatcliard & Gibson, 18 Moss street (See Booksellers.) Henry, John, 11 Broomlands street Hepworth, Joseph, & Son, 90 High Stay Makers. street Hunter, Robert, 24 St. James street M'Clure, Miss, 11 Sancel King, Alex., & Son, 4 Gilmour street Shanks, Mrs., 139 George street Lees, David, 32 Causeyside Love, Matthew, 11 Carbrook street Mair, William Stocklsroker. C., 5 Gilmour street Mason, Mrs. James, 3G High st. (boys') Abercrombie, Robert Graham, 94 High Mathieson, John, 18 Gilmour street street Mathieson, Robert, 9 High street Mitchell, Robert, 131 George street Su^ar Manufacturers. Mungle, Alexander, Terrace buildings Paisley Sugar Company, St. Mirren's Macallum, William, 10 Wellmeadow Works, Macdowall street Macarthur,Mrs.,129 George st. (boys') M'Kay, John, 3 Old Sneddon M'Kay, Alexander, 25 Orchard street Surgeons, M'Kenzie, Hugh, 88 Causeyside (See Medical Practitioners.) M'Lean, James, 33 High street M'Lean, William, 7 Well street Surgeon-Dentists. M'Taggart, Daniel, 8 Orr square Paisley Clothing Company, 94 High CuUen, Thomas, 12 St. James place street Dobie, James, 1 Forbes place Peattie, William, 2 Gilmour street Robb, John, 33 High street Reid, William, 33 Gauze street Taylor, Thos. Henry, L.D.S., 28 Gauze Rowand, Thomas, 72 George street street Shaw, Smith, 45 New street Walker, John, 44 New street Smart & Rolland, 94 High street Wallace, James, L.D.S., 93 High st. Smith, Robert, 13 Lady lane Smith, Mrs. (Boy's), 5 M'Kerrell street Tailors and Clothiers. Thomson, William C, 16 Gilmour st. Towns, Archibald, 16 High street Adam, James, 4 Smithhills Young, John, & Son, 7 Orr square Balfoui, William, 14 High street Blair, John, 37 George street Brown, Robert, 31 Gauze street Caldwell, Robert, 82 Causeyside Tanners. Chapman & Whiriskey, 10 Causeyside Coats, Matthew, 128 George street Lang, W. J. & W., 1 and 2 Seedhill Duncan, Matthew, 2 West street Fiudlay, E. A., 14 Well street Fleming, J. & J., 57 George street Tea Merchants. Fulton, David, 54 Causeyside Galletly, David, 5 Causeyside Allan, John S., 5 Camphill place Gardner, John S., & Son, 4 Wellmeadow Brown, William, 37 High street Gibson, William, 24 Lady lane Buchanan, John, 15 Wellmeadow Givan, James, 5 Moss street Jack, James, 107 and 108 High street Glassford, J. E., 98 Causeyside (Cross) Glen, Allan, sen., 6 George street Lipton, Thomas J., 98 High street Glen, Allan, 138 George street London & GlasgowTea Co., 18 Moss st. Goldie, John, 43 New street Main, Alexander, 29 High street Goold, T. & J., 47 Moss street Macfarlane, Robert, 17 Cotton street Hamilton, Alexander. 3 George street Park, Alexander H., & Co., Ill Hamilton & Co., 43 Wellmeadow Causeyside Harper, Henry, 52 High street Ribbons & Co., 91 High street TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 185

Teachers. ^lackellar, James D., 1 Abbey street Notman, Misses, Nether park, Calriide Boag, Miss, Ladies' school, Townhead Nctmau, Mrs. W. J., 1 Park terrace, house Underwood road Donald, 4 M'Kerrell street CamoroD, Pattiason, James, Mus. Bac., Cantab., HamiltoD, Hugh, 4 Bank street 4 Royal terrace Reid, R. L., 4 Rosebery terrace, Pol- lokshields Teachers in Educational Roxburgh, Miss, 23 Oakshaw street Institutions. Semple, James F., 93 High street (See Appendix). Steel, William, 3 Stirling street Stephens, Alfred, 3 M'Kerrell street Thomson, James P., 93 High street Thomson, Miss, 13 Abbey street Teachers of Dancing. Wycherley, A. N., 27 Lawn street Primrose, James C, 4 Smithhills Wylie, Kate S., Wellborne Villa, Meik-

Teachers of Dra^rin^. Anderson, James, Baleruo cottage, Teachers of Science. Bishopton Manners, Charles, jun., F.I.C., School Hayes, Charles, at School of Art— ho. of Science and Art, Gilmour street 5 Greenhill road Reid, James K., School of Science and Art, Gilmour street Shedden, William, 10 Whitehaugh terr. Teachers of Elocution.

Roxburgh, A. P., F.S.L.A., F.E.I.S., 5 Thread. Manufacturers. Greenlaw terrace Eobb, William George, Glenellan Barter- Clark & Co., Anchor Thread Works, holm Seedhill Clark, J. & J. & Co., Anchor Thread Works, Seedhill Teachers of Lanr^a^es. Coats, J. & P., Limited, Ferguslie Underwood Mills Hamilton, Hugh, 4 Bank street Kerr & Co. (Ltd.), Street Mills Lacaille, Ch., Geo. A. Clark hall and 9 Kerr, P., & Son, New Hamilton drive, Hillhead, Glasgow Ticket "Writers, Teachers of Music. Kilpatrick, Hugh, 6 St. James place

Macfedries, W. B. , 44 New street Agate, Wm., Mus. Bac, Oxon., Castle- head Anderson, TVliss E. J., 25 Oakshaw street Tile Layers. Barratt, John, Mus. Bac, Oxon., 97 High street Kean & Wardrop, 151 Sauchiehal street, Bell, Allan, jun., 1 Garthland lane Glasgow Fraser, J. Roy, Terrace buildings, 109 High street Tolsaoconists. Gibson, Mrs. (Fulton), 12 Abbey street Those marked (*) are Manufacturers. Gilmour, Miss, 98 High street Holroyd, A., 31 Gauze street Borland, Mrs. C, 13 Moss street Ingrana, Josephine, 3 Hillvievv place Boyd, James, 1 Smithhills Mackenzie, M. K., 2 M'Kerrell street Burns, James, 54 Broomlands M'Ewen, John, 4 Garthland street Bn^.hanan, David, 21 Broomlands M'Ewen, Joh.n, jun., 4 Garthland street Caldwell, John, 74 Love street 186 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Campbell, Miss C. P., 3 St. James street Upholsterers. Caiiv, John, 64 Broomlands (See Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.) Clark, J. K., 39 Old Sueddon Clark, Mrs., 11 Moss street Cochran, William, 24 Wellmeadow *Dobie, George, & Co., Greenhill works, Valuators. Clark street Clark, John, 12 Wallneuk Duff, William, 25 George street Craig, James, Seaforth cottage. Elders- Elizabeth, Feruie, 78 Causeyside lie (machiuerj-) Gleu, Mrs. E., 81 Causeyside Davidson, Charles (property), Terrace Gray, George, 51 High street buildings Hamilton, E., 12 Old Sneddon and 6 Gillespie, James, & Sons, (property), 84 Silk street New Sneddon Hogg, Walter, 41|- Moss street Gillespie, John, 82 New Sneddon Holmes, Robert, 28 Wellmeadow Johnston, D.L., 25 High street street Innes, James, 76 High Lamb, James B., 12 High street Kilpatrick, Mrs. James, 18 Causeyside Law, Wm., 113 Causeyside Mairs, Joseph, 19 Moss street Mason, Alex., 6 Causeysiiie Morrison, Mrs., 1 George street Melvin, T. J., & Co,, 48 High street Muir, Archd., 104 High street Paterson, Robert, & Son, 10 Bridge M'AIpitie, David, 2 Lawn street sti'eet Macallum, William, 10 Wellmeadow Shedden, William (machinery), 1 St. M'Dougall, Andrew, 8 St. James place James place M'Innes, Robert, 71 Broomlands Winning & Fulton (property). Terrace M'Kiuaon, Donald, 2 Tower buildings buildinsfs Nicol, John, Wester Carriagehill place Orr Miss, 29 Canal street Orr, Mrs. Thomas, 74 Broomlands Paterson, Miss, 13 St. James place Veterinary Surgeons. Pirie, A. C. (cigar merchant), 15 Ho-^ston, William F., 4 Glen lane, Gilmour street and George street Reid, Jas., 18 High street Millar, David, 5 Caledonia street Robertson, Robert, 46 Moss street M'Geoch, Andrew (Burgh Inspector), Rodger, Mrs. Alex, (trustees of), 83 1 Garthland lane High street Pottie, A., & Sons, 64 Love street Slack, Albert, 30 Old Sneddon Pottie, Alexander, M.R.C.V.S., 64 Lovo Thomson, Elizabeth, 24 New street street Urquhart, Mrs., 1 Johnston street Pottie, J. Donaldson, M R.C.V.S., 64 Wallace, James, 76 High street Love street Wallace, John, 24 High street Spruel, Andrew, 8 Christie street Wilson, Walter L., 12 Old Smithhills Yuill, William, 11 Old Smithhills

"Wall Tile (Earthen'^are) Manu- Tolsacco Pipe Malser. facturers. Davies Alex. SO Gauze street

Brown, Robert, & Son, Paisley Sanitary TTmlorella Manufacturers. Earthenware Works, Millarston Dalrymple, George, 41 New street Murray, Joseph, 24 Lawn street Warpers. TJmTDrella, Bag, and Waterproof Archibald, George, sen., 15 Barr street "Wareliouse, Archibald, Thomas, 5 Marshall's lane Barbour, Mrs. James, 12 High street Arthur, John, 4 Cumberland court TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 187

Cook, Mark, 1 Canseyside "Weavers. Dreghorn, Andrew, 3 Great Hamilton Canal street street Connell, Alexander, 75 Lang, Robert, 8 Forbes place and Cowden, John, 75 Canal street street Marshall's laue Craig, Allan, 29 and 45 George Lyle, William, 13 Alice place Graham, John, 75 Canal street Harper, Thomas, 75 Canal street Harper, William, 6 Smith street

"Waste Merchants- "Weavers' Purnishers. Boyle, John, 13 and 51 Storie street Brown, Ralf, 12 New Smithhills Caldwell, James, 16 Causeyside street Carswell, David, 10 Hamilton Millar, P. K., 32 High street Gibb, William, 39 New street Trench, Robert, 7 Orchard street Houston, Matthew, 19 George street Kay, James, 24 George street M'Gown, Adam, & Son, Williamsburgh Spirit Merchants- Works "Wine and M'Grath, Mrs. Patrick, 69 Back (See also under Grocers). Sneddon Those marked (*) are Wholesale Merchants. M'Kim, Bros., Hawkbead Adam, James B., 8 Orchard street George street Purves, John, 117 Adam, Matthew, 60 Causeyside Thomas, 41 Causeyside Renfrew, Adam, Robert, 68 George street Matthew, 111 George street Robertson, Aitken Robert, 27 Lawn street Speirs, John, 19 Cotton street Anderson, James, 1 Clydeview terrace William, 81 Broomlands Speiro, Anderson, Thomas, 4 Caledonia street Matthew, 5 Orchard street Wagstaff, Andrew, William, 96 Causeyside Wallace, Bernard, 8 South Croft Arthur, J. F., 14 Old Sneddon Wallace, Mrs. Jane, 15 Cotton street Balfour, Sarah Howatt, 105 George street Barr, Allan, 12 Lylesland Bates, Thomns, 29 Gauze street "Watcli and Clock Makers and. Blair, Jane, 68 Canal street Jewellers. Blair, Mrs. John, Hay Weighs Inn, S King street Arthur, William, 70 High street Bole, Mrs. William, 2 Renfrew street Brown, W. W., 47 George street Boyle, Mrs. Mary, 21 Moss street Co-operative (Provident) Society, Ltd., Brown, David, 9 Old Smithhills 14 Causeyside Burtnay, Mrs. James, 12 Back Sned- Cowden, Matthew, 20 Causeyside don Crawford, Robert, 82 High street Calderwood, Hugh, 94 New Sneddon Duff & Miller, 20 High street *Caldwell, James, & Son, 9 and 10 Gil- Duncan, James, 44 Moss street mour street Gemmili, Malcolm, 5 Wellmeadow Campbell, Andrew R., 82 Broomlands Guthrie, Munsro, 1 Old Smithhills Campbell, William, 38 High street Harris, R. & A., 9 High street Cochran, James (Royalty Bar), 11 (Cross) and 12 West Croft street Harris, William, 19 High street Cochran, James, 39 Stock street King, Robert, 22 High street Cochran, Thomas, 36 Moss street M'Cartney, Peter, 38 Causeyside Colquhoun, David, 17 Wellmeadow M'Gibbon, Richard P., 4 Moss street Connell, Mary, 116 George street Reis, A. Louis, & Co.. 90 High street Connell, Mrs. James, 36 Storie street Wilson, Walter, 2 Wellmeadow and 29 Costello, Mrs. Patrick, 7 Love street Maswellton Cowan, John, 3 Love street 188 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Craig, Robert, 20 St. James street Marshall, James, 6 Cotton street Craig, William, 17 Causeyside Marshall, James, 47 Moss street, 80 Craig, William, 6 Union street Broomlands, and 9 Gauze street Cramb, James, 89 Causeyside Meikle, James, 27 New Sneddon CrichtoD, Colin, 5 Williamsburgh Mills, Robert, 34 Canal street Oruicksbauks, Arthur, 63 Broomlands Mitchell, John, 11 High street Cruikshanks, Robert, 35 Moss street Mitchell, William, 19 Carriagehill Dale, Mrs. Ellen, 13 Dyers' wynd Moncrieff, John, 30 Ferguslie Donald, John, 80 New Sneddon Morrison, A., Globe Hotel, 92 High Drenuan, William, 5 Old Sneddon st, street Fairlie, Robert, 9 Moss street Morrison, Alexander. 1.3 Moss street Ferguson, John, 30 Cotton street Morrison, Hugh, 3 Silk street Foulds, Andrew, 162 George street Muir, Joseph, 20 Abbey street *Foulds, Andrew, & Son, 5 Abbey Munro, Alexander, 19 Wellmeadow street Murray, A., 2 Garthland street Foulds, Rodger, 29 Causeyside M'Colgan, Mrs. John, 16 Gauze street *Foulds, William & Co., School wynd M'Crossan, Thomas, 1 Old Sneddon Fraser, Thomas, 25 Moss street and 6 Wallace street Galbraith, Charles, 6-1 and 65 George M'Donald, A., 11 Canal street street and 19 Maswellton street *Macfarlane & Co., 29 Lady lane Gardner, Robert, 11 Williamsburg;!! M'Ghee, James, 3 Orchard street Gemraell, Matthew,jun.,14 Broomlands M'Ghee, Patrick, 13 Old Sneddon

Simpsou, Samuel, Tannahill's Rest, 25 Stewart, Andrew, 23 Back Sneddon Oarriagebill Wilson, Alexander, Gi'eenock road Smith, John, 43 New street Young, John, & Co., Burgh Saw Mills,. Steveoson, Charles, 5 New street Caledonia street Stevensou, Mrs., 22 New Smithhills Stevensou, Thomas, 71 Broomlands Wood Turners. Stirliug, John, 1 Mossvale lane Stirling, Robert, 2 Wellmeadow Barr, John, Mossvale Works Taylor, Marion, Moss-side, Greenock Clark, R. G., Greenhill Works, 1 Green- road hill road Thomson, David, 65 Love street Crawford, P. & A., Thistle Works, Thomson, James, 148 George street South Croft Thomson, Mrs. A., County Hotel, County place Thomson, William, 45 Broomlands Wool Mercliant, Tyre, George, 18 High street Ronald, Robert A. Daisybank, Back Waddell, Robert T., 78 Canal street Sneddon Walker, A. H., Terrace Tavern, 109 High street Walker, James, 16 Broomlands Walker, William, 28 Back Sneddon "Wrights and Joiners. Webster, Mrs. William, 22 Gauze street Aitken, Thomas, 36 Stock street and 1 Bank street Allison, Robert, 23 Lady lane Weddell, George, 28 Wellmeadow Anderson, Ebenezer, 6 New street Whammond, James, 10 Caledonia st. Armour & Wilson, 48 High street Wilkie, Mrs. Duncan, 32 George st. Armstrong & M'Nair, 12 and 13 St.. Wilson, Archibald, 56 Causeyside James street Young, George M., 5 Broomlands Auld, John P., & Son, 30 Orchard st. Baird, James, 24 and 77 High street Baird, William, 35 and 36 Gordon's- 'Wood Merchants. lane Allison, William, Victoria Saw Mills, 23 Barr, Hugh, 9 Espedair street Love street Barr, James, 44 and 46 Causeyside Armstrong & M'Nair, 12 and 13 St. Beveridge, John, 1 Linside terrace James street Blackwood & Co., 67 Love street BaiT, James, 45 and 46 Causeyside Brown, David, 3 Bridge street Blackwood & Co., 67 Love street Browning, Alex., jun., 10 West Buchanan Browning, Alex., jun., 10 West Buchanan street street Bryce, James, & Sons, 10 Hunter street Bryce, James, & Sons, 10 Hunter street Calderwood, Andrew, 1 Espedair Clark, John, & Co., Wallneuk Saw Mills, Clark, John, & Co., Wallneuk Saw Mills, 12 Wallneuk 12 Wallneuk Craig, Alexander, 27 Back Sneddon Cochrane & Keith, 101 Causeyside Crawford, P. & A., Thistle works, Craig, Alexander, 27 Back Sneddon South Croft Crawford, James, 4 Sir Michael street Dunlop, James, 11 Incle street Dobson, David, 2 East lane, Williams- Fairlie, James, 8 Castle street burgh Highgate, John, & Co., Caledonia Saw Dunlop, James, 11 Incle street Mills, Murray street, and Baltic Saw Erskine, Andrew, 2 Lady lane Mills, MacdowalJ street Ewing, Stewart, 20 Lawn street Hutton, Robert, Baukend Mills, New Girdwood, R. & A., 28 Broomlands Sneddon Gold, Daniel, 28 Gordon's lane Ken*, Gavin, 28 Orchard street Houston, G. & T., 5 Maxwellton street Moir, James, 32 High street Inglis, John, 51 High street M'Naughton, Alex., 6 New Smithhills Keith, Alexander, 3 Thread street —

190 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Kerr. Gavin, 28 Orchard street M'Innes, Mackenzie, & Lochhead, 7 Kilpatrick, John, & Son, 16 Abbey Gilmour street street M'Naughton & Lochhead, 95 High Kirk, John, 14 Thread street street Kirk, John, 27 Wellmeadow M'Nish, John, 9 Moss street Lang, Matthew, Murray street MacRobert, Son, & Hutchison, County Lee, Robert, 12 St. James street Buildings, Love street Lithgow, J. D., 12 New Smithhills Pattison, John, 23 Moss street Moir, James, 32 Hiofh street Reid, Thomas Fulton, 95 High street M'Arthur, John, 3 West Buchanan st. Reids & Campbell, 3 County place M'Fadyen, Angus, Neilston rd., Colinslee Russell, R. & T., 7 High street M'Innes, J. & W., Clavering street Semple, David, & Cochran, 16 Gilmour M'Lean, Charles, East Buchanan street street M'Nanghtan, Alex., 6 New Smithhills Smith, Thornton Gow, 16 Moss street M'Neil, George, 32 High street Stevenson, Robert, 99 High street Paton, Robert, 40 Gordon's lane Walker, Thomas, Municipal buildings Pratt, David, 30 Gauze street Walker, William, Burgh Fiscal, Muni- Smith, David, 22 Glen street cipal buildings Stevenson, Walter, 35 Glen street Young, Jas. A., Municipal buildings Stewart, Andrew, 23 Back Sneddon Young & Martin, Municipal buildings Urie, Matthew, Laighpark Wilson, Alexander, Greenock road Tarn and Silk Mercliants, and Agents. "Writers. Barr, Stirrat, & Co., 109 Causeyside Adam, John, 9 Gilmour street Brown, William, jun., & Co., 107 Bowie, William, 12 High street Causeyside Caldwell, Ja., Muir, & Caldwell, County Cochran, Robert, & Co., 15 Causeyside Buildings, St. James street Craig, James, 21 Causeyside Dickie, Dugald D., Masonic Buildings, Fleming, Reid, & Co., 10 St. Mirren at. 96 High street Gilmour, David, & Co., 5 Causeyside Duun, Jas. H., Union Bank Buildings, Gilmour, Thos., & Co., 3 Cumberland 3a Gilmour street court, Causeyside Gardner. James, 3 County pl'ace Greenlees, Thomas, & Co., 13 Causey- Hart, George, County Fiscal, Sheriff side Court-house Millar, James, & Son, 106 Causeyside Hart, Abercrombie, & Lang, 23 Moss Pollock & Co., 6 Forbes place street Merino Mill Yarn Store (Greenock) Johnstone, James F., 8 Gilmour street branch 10 St. Mirren street Kerr & Finlator, 12 High street Ronald, Robert A., Daisybank, Back Lang, Benjamin, 99 High street Sneddon Mllar, James, 40 Oakshaw street Symington, J. M., 7 and 8 Forbes Morrison, David A,, 97 High street place M'Allister, Alex., 48 Moss street Thomson, J. & J., 1 Causeyside THE PAISLEY DIRECTORY. APPENDIX.

Population according to the Census of 1891, 66,407. Population according to the Census of 1881, -.•.55»5SI. Increase during the past decade, 10,769. Increase during the former decade, 7,330.

Member of Parliament — WILLIAM DUNN", Elected 1st June, 1891. PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUENCY—1892-93. Total, 1st ward, 1585; 2nd ward, 1589 ; 3rd ward, 1760 ; 4th ward, 1762 ; 5th ward, 2013. 8709. MUNICIPAL CONSTITUENCY—1892-93.

Male Voters, ... 8709. — Female Voters, ... 1613. = Total, ... 10,322. Parliamentary Ward Boundaries. FIEST WARD.—All within a line drawn as follows, viz. : —From the Moss toll on theGreenock road along the centre of the Greenock road, southward to a point opposite to the centre of the north road of the Race Course leading westwards from the Greenock road, thence along the centre of that road to the centre of the road that intersects the Race Course road, thence southward along the centre of that intersecting road and the road in a line therewith, passing "West March to the centre of the Greenhill road, thence westward along that road to a point opposite to the centre of the north end of Well street, thence southward along the centre of that street to a point in the centre of Wellmeadow street, thence westward along the centre of that street to a point opposite the centre of the north end of Castle street, thence southward along the centre of that to the south end thereof, thence southwards along the centre of Ralston square to the north end of the street or avenue leading to Castlehead, thence southward along the centre of that avenue to a point opposite to the north-east corner of the mansion-house of Castlehead, thence to the north-east corner of the said mansion-house, thence in a direct line southward to the point where the Parliamentary line intersects the Espedair Burn near Haircraigs, thence along the Parliamentary houndary westward, north- ward, and eastward to the point first described. SECOND WARD. —All within a line drawn from a point in Greenhill road opposite to the centre of the north end of Well street, along the middle of the Greenhill road. Underwood road, and St. James street, to a point opposite the centre of the street called Stoney hrae, thence by the centre of Stoney brae till it joins Oakshaw street, thence along the centre of the road leading round the High Church wall to the Churchhill, thence along the centre of Churchhill to New street, thence along the centre of New street to a point opposite the centre of Shuttle street, thence along the centre of that street to George's place, by the west and south of George's Church to a point in George street opposite the north end of Wardrop street, thence along the centre of that street to Canal street, thence along the centre of that street to a point opposite to the centre of the road leading to Canal basin, thence along the centre of that road to the Canal, thence along the centre of the Canal westAvard to the east boundary of the First Ward, then northward along the said boundary to the point first described. (The conver- sion of the Canal into a Railway, and of the Canal basin into a Railway station, may have some effect on these boundaries not yet realised.) THIRD WARD —All within a line drawn from the point where the Burn called St. Mirren's Burn enters the River Cart, up the centre of the River Cart until it reaches the extremity of the Parliamentary boundary of the Burgh at or near the junction of the Hawkhead Lade with the River Cart, thence along the Parliamentary line until it reaches the intersection of Espedair Burn at or near Haircraigs, thence along the east Boundary of First Ward till it reaches the Canal, thence along the centre of the Canal till it reaches the street leading from Canal street to the Canal basin, thence along that street till it reaches Canal street, thence eastward along Canal street to the bottom of Wardrop street, thence along Wardrop street to a point in George street at the north end of Wardrop street, thence by the south and west sides of George's Church to a point at the north end of the church opposite the south end of Shuttle street, thence along Shuttle street to the centre of New street, thence by the centre of New street till it reaches the centre of Causeyside, and from thence down Causeyside until it reaches the said burn called St. Mu-ren's Burn, and thence along the burn to the point first described. FOURTH WARD —All within the Parliamentary boundary to the west of the centre of the River Cart, which is not included in any of the preceding Wards. FIFTH WARD.—All within the Parliamentary boundary of the Burgh situated on the east of the centre of the River Cart. 192 PAISLEY DIRECTORY. MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. WHO AKE ALSO POLICE COMMISSIONERS, WATER and GAS COMMISSIONERS, ROAD TRUSTEES, CART NAVIGATION TRUSTEES, &c. 1 S 9 2 - 9 3

Members of Council. FIRST WARD — Daniel Macfarlane, Alexander Smith, John Goudie. SECOND WARD — David Wilson, John M'Gown, Andrew Erskine. THIRD WARD — James Robertson. Robert Paton, William Souden. FOURTH WARD — John Andrews, James Clark, Andrew Fisher, Archd. Mackenzie, FIFTH WARD — Robert M'Farlane. Robert Cochran, John Matlrieson. Magistrates. Pkovost — JOHN M-GOWN. Tkeascjeer — DAVID WILSON. ROBERT PATON. JOHN GOUDIE. Bailies'-{ ALEXANDER SMITH. ANDREW FISHER.

Parks and Fountain Gardens Committee. Robert CocHEAN(Coni)ener). Bailie Govbib (Deputy-Convener). James Coats, Thomas Glen Coats, Daniel Macfarlane, Andrew Ekskine, William Souden, James Clark, Robert M'Farlane. Five a quorum. Stated Meetings of Committee on the First Monday of February and October. George A. Clark Town Halls Committee. The Provost {Convener). Hon. Members—John Clark, Stewart Clark. Thi'ee a quorum.

Magistrates and ToAvn Treasurer ex-officiis Members of both Committees.

Town Clerks — Da^ad Young and Francis Martin. Town Chamberlain — Robert Thomson. Burgh Fiscal — William Walker. Master of Works — Robert Sharp. Oas Manager — G. R. Hislop. Auditor of Accounts — A. B. M'Gown. Burgh Assessor — George Davies. Inspector, under " Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act "— Andrew M'Geoch. CART NAVIGATION TRUSTEES. Provost M'Gown, Chairman. Bailie Paton. Robert Cochran. John Andrews, Dep. -Chairman. Bailie Goudie. William Bow. Bailie Fisher. James H. Young. Finance Committee. Provost M'Gown, Convener. Bailie Paton. Robert Cochran. Bailie Goudie. Bailie Fisher. Three a quorum. Works Committee. Bailie Fisher, Convener. The whole of the Trustees. Three a quorum.

Chairman and Deputy-Chairman Members of the Finance Committee er-officiis. Meetings of Trustees held on the first Wednesday of every Month, at Five o'clock p.m.

Fire Brigade. Fire Engine Station—^ Moss Street. Arthur M'Naughtan, Superintendent, 4 Moss street. James Wilson, Assistant-Superiiitendent, 6 Moss street. Alexander Crawford, Engineer, II School wynd. William Hilloch, Fireman, 104 High street] John Fleming, Branchman, 3 Moss street. James Mair, Fireman, 6 Moss street. T James M'Lean. Branchman, 9 School wynd. William Wylie, Fireman, 12 Dyers' wynd. Kobeit Kelso, Branchman, 5 Moss street. Joliu Griffen, Fireman, 4 Moss street. David Garven, Fireman, 3 Moss street. James Russell, Fireman, 5 Galloway street. James Frame, Fireman, 3 School wynd. James Wilson, 8 Moss street. —

APPENDIX. 193 POLICE COMMISSIONERS Under " The Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892." The Magisti-ates and Council of the Burgh. Six a quorum. And "Local Authority" under "The Public Health (Scotland) Act, 1867," and "The Sale of Food and Drugs Act, 1875." The Members of the Police Commission are the same as those of the Town Council. ]

Standing Committees. PAVING, NEW BUILDINGS, STREET IMPROVEMENTS, LIGHTING, WATCHING, AND FIRE ENGINES. The whole of the Commissioners. Mr Robert M'Farlane (Convener), Mr William Souden {Sub-Convener)^ Six a quorum. PUBLIC HEALTH, DRAINAGE, CLEANSING, AND SLAUGHTER-HOUSE. The whole of the Commissioners. The Burgh Treasm-er {Convener), Bailie Paton {Sub-Convener). Six a quorum. STABLE COMMITTEE. Bailies Paton, Smith, Goudie, and Treasurer Wilson. Mr William Souden, (Convener). Two a quorum. FINANCE AND ASSESSMENTS. The whole of the Commissioners. The Burgh Treasurer (Convener), Bailie Paton (Sub-Convener). Six a quorum. APPEALS. The whole of the Commissioners. The Burgh Treasurer (Convener), Bailie Paton (Sub- Convener). Six a quorum.

Thomas Walker, Clerk to the Commissioners and Local Aiithority, and Clerk of Police Court and Dean of Guild Court. Archibald T. Donald, M.B., CJM., Surgeon and Medical Officer. Donald Sutherland, Chief-Constable, Surveyor of Paving, and Inspector of Lighting and Common Lodging-Houses. William W. Kelso, Sanitary Inspector, Inspector of Cleansing, and Inspector of Food and Drugs. Arthur M'Naughtan, Superintendent of Fire Brigade, John M'Luskie, Superintendent of Slaughter-House.

An Ordinary Meeting of the Commissioners to he held on the Second Monday of every Month, at Seven o'clock p.m.; and an Audited Account of Receipts and Expenditure for the Year ending 15th May to be laid before the Ordinary Meeting in July, yearly.

The Rates of Police Assessments for the year 1892-93 are Police Assessments.—At 5^d. per £1 when rented or valued under £3; 8|d. per£l at £3 and under £5 ; and lid. per £1 at £5 and upwards. General Improvement Rate.— gd. on Landlord and |d. on Tenant. Assessment in Lieu of Pettv Customs.—At 2-16ths per £1 when rented or valued under

£3 ; at 3-16ths per £1 at £3 and under £5 ; and 5-16ths per £1 at £5 and upwards. The Assessment under the Public Health Act is l^d. per £ on Landlord and l^d.per £ on Tenant. When the fractional part of £1 of the assessable yearly rent or value of Lands or Premises does not amount to 10s., it is not assessed at all; and when such fractional part amounts to or exceeds 10s., it is assessed as £1. The following Lands or Premises are assessed on one-fourth of their annual value entered in the Valuation Roll, viz.:— 1. All Lands or Premises used exclusively as a Canal or Basin of a Canal, or Towing-path for the same, or as a Railway constructed under the powers of any Act of Parliament for public conveyance, excepting the Stations, Depots, and Buildings, which are assessable to the same extent as other Lands and Premises within the Police Bounds. 2. All the Underground Gas and Water Pipes or Underground Works of any Gas or Water Company. 3. All Woodland, Arable, Meadow, or Pasture Ground, or other Ground used for Agricultural purposes. N 194 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Paisley District. Brown, Andrew, Renfrew. Heys, Z. John, Barrhead. Marshall, James, Carriden Brown, John A., Moredun. Houstoun, James, Kinning House. Pollokshields. Brown, Kobert, Underwood Park. M'Nab, John, Howwood. Park. Johnston, John, Beauchamp Myles, James, Renfrew. Clark, James, Chapel. House. Mure, Wm., of Caldwell Clark, John, Gateside. King, Robert. Levemholm, Orr, Robt., Crofthead, Neilston Clark, Stewart, Kilnside. Hurlet. Pollok, William, Barrhead. Coats, James, New York. Lobnitz, H. C, Renfrew. Poison, John, of Thornly. Coats, Thomas Glen, of Fer- Logan, John, Calside. Renshaw,C.B.,M.P.Glenpatrick guslie Park. Macfarlane, Hugh, banker. Richardson, G. W., of Ralston. Cowan, James, Ross Hall. MacKean, William, Garthland Rintoul, R., 46 Gordon -street, Craig, Archibald, Gateside. Place. Glasgow Dobie, George, Castlehead MacKean, James Anderson, Russell, William, Stan ely place. Donald, James F., Johnstone. Calside. Shanks, William, Johnstone. Dunlop, H. B., Arthurlie. M'Kenzie, Arch., Millikenpark. Speirs, A. A., of Elderslie. Dunlop, R., of Kerse, Arthurlie. M'Farlane, Graham, Beltrees. Veitch, George Seton, banker. Finlayson, A. W., Kilbarchan. Malloch, John, The Glen, Wilson, David, Castlehead. Hamilton, George, of Black- Elderslie. Wilson, Robert, Manswi'aes. land. M' Gown, John, banker. Wotherspoon,Wm.,Maxwellton The Sheriff-Depute and Sheriff-Substitutes of Renfrewshire, and the Provost and Magistrates of Paisley, for the time being. Commissary Court. Sheriff Court-house, St. James street. Held every Thursday at Eleven o'Clock Forenoon. Commissary—John Cheyne. Commissary-Depute— Rngh. Cowan. Clerk—J. M. Lochhead, Sheriff Clerk. Sheriff Clerk Depute—W. Brown. O^ce— Sheriff Court House. Ordinary Sheriff Court. Sheriff Court House, St. Jame.s Street. Sits every Tuesday during Session. Sheriff—John Cheyne. Sheriff-Substitute— Ungh Cowan. Sheriff-Clerk— Josejih M. Loehhead. Depute Sheriff-Clerks William Brown, James Gardner, and T. Gow Smith. Auditor of Accounts — William Brown. Certain Debts Recovery Court and Sheriff Small Debt Court. Sheriff Court House, St. James Street. Held every Thursday at Eleven o'clock during Session. Sheriff-Clerk— Joseph M'Leod Lochhead. Depute-Clerks—VJ i]lia,m Brown, James Gardner, and T. Gow Smith. Bar Officer—Alexander M'Kechnie. Justice of the Peace Court. Court House, County buildings, Love street. Held every Friday at Eleven o'clock forenoon. Justice of Peace Clerk— John P. Fyfe. Depute-Clerk—Thomas MacRobert, jun. Fiscal—John Abercrombie. Depute-Fiscal—John M. Lang. Bar Officer—C. H. Johnston. Court of Quarter Sessions. Quarterly Meetings are held in the Town Hall, Renfrew, on the first Tuesdays of March, May, and August, and the last Tuesday of October. LICENSING MEETINGS held third Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of October. Sheriff Officers. Joseph Morrison, 4 Moss street, Messenger-at-Arms. C. H. Johnston. 23 School wynd. Wm. Steel & Co., 35 Moss street " Justice of Peace Constables. Joseph Morrison, 4 Moss street Charles H. Johnston. ^3 School wynd. William Steel & Co., 35 Moss street. Burgh, Dean of Guild, and Police Courts.

A Police Court is held every lawful day, at Ten o'clock Forenoon ; a Dean of Guild Court is

held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, at Twelve o'Clock Noon ; and a Burgh Court is held when necessary. Clerks to the Burgh Court — David Young and Francis Martin. Clerk to the Police and Dean of Guild. Courts — Thomas Walker. Prosecutor— '^WW&m Walker. Town Council Officer. Alexander Goudie, Municipal Huildings. ' Inspectors of Weights and Measures. CoincTY of Renfrew—William Clark, 40 Old Sneddon. Burgh of Paisley—William T. Fisher, Municipal Buildings. APPENDIX. 195 POST OFFICE, COUNTY SQUARE. OfHce opens on week days for Post Office and Telegraph business from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m., and on Sundays from 9 a.m. till 10 a.m. only, but the letter box remains open as on other days. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Despatches. Areivaxs.

Ayr 6 a.m., 2.30 p.m., 6 p.m. 1 p.m., 7 p.m. Beith 3 a.m., 4.30 p.m. 1 p.m.; 7 p.m. Bishopton, 7.15 p.m. 12 noon, 8 p.m. Carlisle, 8.45 p.m. 7 a.m., 7 p.m. Dairy, 6.45 a.m., 4.30 p.m. I p.m., 7 p.m. Edinburgh, 3 a.m., 10.50 a.m., 4.10 and 7.30 7 a.m., 3.30 and 7 p.m. p.m. Glasgow, 3, 8.40, 10.35 a.m.; 1.5, 3, 4.10, 12.30, 7, 11.15 a.m.; 1.30, 3.30 5, 6, 7.30, 8, and 10.30 p.m. 6, 7, 9, and 10 p.m. Glengarnock, 6 a.m. 7 p.m.

Greenock and the Coast, 6, 12.15 a.m. ; 2, 3, 6.30, 11.15 5, 11 a.m.; 1.30, 3.30, 7, and 8.30 p.m. p.m. Ireland, North and South, 3 and 9.45 p.m. Sam. Johnstone, 3, 6 a.m.; 1.5, 4.30, & 6.30 p.m. 1, 3.30, and7p.m Kilmarnock, 5.20 and 8 p. m, II a.m., 7 p.m., 11 p.m. Kilbirnie, 6.45 a.m. 7 p.m. Linwood, 6.45 a.m., 3.30 p.m. 1pm., 7 p.m. Lochwinnoch 6.45 a.m.; 1.5 and 4.40 p.m. 1 p.m., 9 p.m. London and Foreign, .. .. 5,6, 8, and 8.45 p.m. 7 a.m., 3.30 and 7 p.m. North of England, 5, 6, 8, and 8.45 p.m. 7 a.m., 7 p.m. North of Scotland, 7.30 p.m., 8.45p.m. 11.30 a.m., 7 p.m. Port- Glasgow, 5 and 6.30 p.m. 1 p.m., 6.30 p.m. Kenfrew, 6 a.m.: 3 p.m. 3.15 and 6.11 p.m. Soiith of England, 5, 6, 8. and 8.45 p m. 7 a.m., 7 p.m. South of Scotland, 2.30, 6, 8, and 8.45 p.m. 7 a.m, 7 p.m. West Highlands, 8.30 a.m., 11.15 p.m. 7 p.m.

Sunday Mails. Despatch of letters, &c., for London, England, Foreign Countries, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ireland, Greenock, Port-Glasgow, Ayrshire, &c., 4.45 p.m. Delivery of letters to callers (from London, England, Foreign Countries, Glasgow, Edin- burgh, Greenock, Port-Glasgow,

5.50 p.m., and 9.30 p.m ; Greenock and the Coast. 12 noon, 5.50 p.m., and 9 p.m.; England all parts, 5.50 p.m.; London, 5.50 and 8 p.m. Deliveries same as letters. Rates of Postage. On Inland Letters— Not exceeding 1 oz., Id Exceeding 10 oz. but not exceeding 12 oz., 4d. 2 oz., Igd. — E:iceeding 1 oz. but not exceeding 12 14 , 4^d. -— — 2oz. — 4 ,, 2d. 14 16 , 6d — 4oz. — 6 „ 2^d. — 16 18 5rjd — 6 oz. — 8 „ 3d. — 18 20 , 6d — 8 oz. — 10 ,, 3^d. And so on, at the rate of ^d. per every 2 oz — —

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No Inland Letter must exceed 18 inches in lengtli, 9 inches in breadth, and 6 inches in depths

Newspapers for Foreign parts and Colonies, if posted later tliau fct days alter publication, are charged book postage. Parcel Post.

1. In order that a packet may go by Parcel Post, it must he tendered at a Post Office for transmission as a parcel. The words "Parcel Post" should be written or printed on the left- hand side, immediately above the address. 2. The Rates of Postage are, for a parcel—Not exceeding 1 lb. in weight, 3d.; every additional 1 lb., Igd. No Parcel can be sent exceeding 11 lbs. in weight. 3. The dimensions allowed for an Inland Postal Parcel are— Greatest length, 3 ft. 6 in.; greatest length and girth combined, 6 ft. For example—A Parcel measuring 3 fr. 6 in. in length

may measure as much as 2 ft. 6 in. in girth. A shorter Parcel may be thicker ; thus, if it mea- sure no more than 3 ft. in length, it may measure as much as 3 fr. in girth— i.e., round its thickest part. 4. The full postage must be prepaid, by means of ordinary postage stamps, which must be affixed by the sendei'. 5. Parcels must not be posted in a letter-box, but must be handed over the counter of a Post Office to the proper officer, by whom the size, weight, and postage of each parcel will be tested before it is accepted. Any packet or parcel marked "Parcel Post," and posted contrary to thia regulation, will, unless admissible and fully prepaid at the letter or book post rate, be charged on delivery with a fine of Id. in addition to any deficient postage at the parcel rate.

Prohibited Parcels.

6. Parcels bearing or containing writing or marks of an offensive or indecent character ; or containing gunpowder, cartiidges, lucifer matches, or other combustible material, live animals, offensive or filthy matter, or any substance likely to cause injury to other parcels, or to the Officers of the Post Office, may not be sent through the post. 7. Parcels may not contain any letter or packet intended for delivery at an address other than that borne by the parcel itself.

Parcels requiring Special Precautions.

8. Parcels containing ripe fruit or eggs, fish, meat, or other animal matter ; or knives and other sharp instruments; can only be sent if so packed as to prevent all risk of injury to other parcels. Liquid matter must be sent in bottles, cases, or cans securely stoppered, and bottles and other glass articles must be so packed as to be secure from breakage.

Parcels addressed to a Post Office to be called for. 9. Parcels may be addressed to and obtained at Post Offices under the same regulations generally, as letters. 10. Parcels addressed to a Post Office to be called for will be kept (unless containing perish- able articles) for three weeks. Afttr they have remained in the office one clear day, they will be charged Id. a day for demurrage until called for.

Regulations as to Inland Registration, and as to Compensation for the Loss or Damage of Inland Registered Postal Packets (including Parcels) and Inland Parcels. COMPEKSATION FOK THE LOSS OR DAMAGE OF INLAND PARCELS.

1. The Postmaster General is not legally liable to make good any claim arising out of the conveyance of a parcel sent by post, but he will accept liability under certain conditions.

2. If the parcel is registered, compensation will be given under the rules and regulations con- tained in full under the heading of "Registration and Compensation."

3. If the parcel is not registered, the Postmaster General will accept liability up to £2, with- out payment of any fee beyond the postage, provided that

(1.) The parcel is posted in the manner Prescribed for the posting of parcels by the regula- tions for the time being, and the postage prepaid. (2.) A certificate of posting is obtained from the officer recei'^'ing the parcel. This certifi- cate must be filled up bj' the sender, and handed to the officer of the Post Office, who will sign and return it to him. (3.) The contents of the parcel are securely packed, and enclosed in a rfasonably strong case, wrapper, or cover, securely fastened, and of a nature calculated to preserve them from loss or damage in the post. 4. No compensation either for loss or damage will be given in respect of

(1.) A parcel containing anything which, according to the regulations for the time being, may not be sent by the Inland Parcel Post. (2.) A parcel containing money. (3.) A parcel containing a watch or jewellery, unless registered by the sender. —

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5. No compensation will be given in respect of damage to (I.) A parcel containing eggs, soft fruit, or any liquid or semi-liquid. (2.) A parcel containing any article of exctptionally fragile character, or any other article which, fioni its nature, cannot with reasonable safety be sent by post. (3.) A parcel containing any perishable article, where the damage ai'ises from natural decay, and the parcel is delivered without undue delay But in all such cases comptnsaiion will be given in respect of the loss of the parcel, or of anj"- article contained therein. 6. In other respects the general conditions and regulations cf^ntained in paragraphs 10 to 23 under the heading of " Eegistration and Compensation " apply also to compensation in the case of ordinary inland parcels. 7. The new system of compensation up to £2 for ordinary inland parcels does not apply to foreign and colonial parcels. The rules as regards compensation for loss or damage of these parcels, which are set forth on pages 376-77 of the Post Office Guide, remain unaltered,

Inland Registration. 1. The fee for registering any Postal Packet (parcels included) passing by post between any two places in the United Kingdom is twopence, aud this registration fee and the postage must be prepaid, by means of postage stamps upon the cover, except on official letters for Government Offices in London, Dublin, or Edinburgh, which may be registered on prepayment, in stamps, of the registration fee only. 2. No article addressed to initials or to a fictitious name can be registered, unless it be ad- dressed to the care of a person or firm. 3. Every article presented for registration must be enclosed in a strong cover, securely fastened. 4. Every article to be registert d must be given to an agent of the Post Office, and a receipt obtained for it ; and it must on no account be dropped into a letter-box. If, contrary to this rule, an article marked "Registered" be dropped into a letter-box it will, if directed to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of 8d. (less any amount prepaid for registration), instead of the ordinary fee of 2d. 5. hvery article presented for registration should be marked " Registered,"' and with the amount of the fee proper to the value up to which the sender desires to secure compensation, " thus : Registered, 2d.; Registered, 3d." (see regulations as to Registration and Compensation). 6. The latest time for posting registered articles on payment of the ordinary fee is usually half-an-hour before the closing of the letter-box, or, in the case of parcels, half-an-hour before the latest time for posting ordinary parcels ; but at all Provincial Head Offices and at the Chief Offices in Edinburgh and Dublin, anicles bearing a late fee of 4d., in addition to the ordinary registration fee, may be registered at any time within the half-hour referred to, if the office is open to the public. 7. When several postal packets are sent by the same person for registration, they should be list (in accompanied with a duplicate) of the addresses ; one list to be retained at the Post Office, and the other, when signed, to be returned to the bearer. 8. The loss of a registered article (as it can be traced through its whole course) is a rare occur- rence. Nevertheless, large sums of money or other articles of great value should not be sent through the post, even if registered; as the machinery of the Department is not an-anged with a to such transmission. If sent unregistered, view valuable articles are exposed to risk ; conse- quently, inland postal packets which contain coin, watches, or jewellery, and also all inland postal packets on the cover of which the word "Registered," or any word or phrase to thateifect, is written or impressed, if posted without registration, are subjected to compulsoryregistration. and are charged on delivery with a fee cf eightpence in addition to the ordinary postage. If they cannot be registe: ed in time to be forwarded by the mail for which they are posted, they are detained for the next despatch. 9. The compulsory registration referred to in paragraphs 4 and 8 gives no title to compensa- tion (see regulations as to Registration and Compensation). 10. Postman is allowed to take No Town a postal packet to be registered ; but Rural Postmen will take postal packets for registration on their outward and inward walks, whenever it is practicable for them to do so.

Acknowledgment of Delivery of Registered Postal Packets. 11. The sender of an inland registered letter, parcel, or other registered postal packet, may obtain an acknowledgment of its due delivery to the addressee by paying in advance, at the time of posting, a fee of 2d in addition to the postage and registration fee. The sender must enter in the form provided for the purpose both his own name and address and the name and address of the person to whom the packet is sent, and he must also affix a stamp of the value of 2d. in payment of the fee. 12. If an application for this form is made at a small office at which the forms are not kept in stock, or to a Rural Postman, the fee of 2d. should be paid in money or stamps, and a memo- randum furnished giving the name and address of the sender of the packet. The proper form will then be subsequently made out by an officer of the Department, and forwarded with the packet to its destination. — — — ,

198 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Registration arid Qompensation.

• 1. The Postmaster General will (not in consequence of any legal liability, but voluntarilj' and as an act of grace), subject to the rules hereinafter mentioned, give compensation up to a maximum limit of £25 for the loss and damaeeof Inland Registered Postal Packets of all kinds upon prepayment of a fee in addition to the postage. This fee either consists of or includes in each case the ordinary registration fee of 2d.; and the scale of fees and the respective limits of compensation are as follow :

Fee. Limit of Compensation. Fee. Limit of Compensation 2d. £5 7d. £30

3d. .. £10 8d. £35

4d. .. £15 9d. £40

5d. .. £20 lOd. £45

6d. .. £25 lid. £50 RULES. Posting and Packing. 2. The postal packet must be posted in accordance with the rules for the time being in force with respect to the posting of inland registered postal packets, and a certificate of posting, beai'ing thereon an acknowledgment that the fee for registration and compensation has been paid, must be obtained. This certificate will be filled up and signed by the officer of the post office receiving the postal packet.

3. The contents of the postal packet must be securely packed and enclosed in a reasonably strong case, wrapper, or cover, securely fastened, and of a nature calculated to preserve the contents from loss or damage in the post, and if it be desired to secure compensation for damage to a postal packet (other than a parcel), such postal packet must bear the words, " Fragile, with Care." These words should appear on the face of the cover above the address. 4. The packet must be marked "Eegistered," and with the amount of the fee proper to the value up to which the sender desires to secure compensation, thus : Registered, 2d.; Registered, 3d.; and so on.

5. The regi>tered Parcel Post will be available for watches and jewellery, which it has hitherto been necessary to exclude from compensation if sent by the Parcel Post. Money may also be sent in a registered parcel, but no compensaiion will be given in respect of the loss or damage of such parcel or of any of its contents.

Book Postage. Printed Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Reviews, Ac, whether British, Foreign, or Colonial, may be forwarded by post between places in the United Kingdom (made up in the same manner as newspapers), if prepaid in stamps, at the following rates :

2 oz ^d.; under 4 oz , Id.; under 8 oz., 2d.; and ^d. for every additional 2 oz. No Under , parcel to exceed ISinches any way, but may contain anynumber of separate Books, Maps, or Prints, and any quantity of Paper, Vellum, or Parchment, and may be either printed, written, or plain. Books, if prepaid in stamps, are also forwarded by packet, if unwritten on inside or in the cover, at the rate of ^d. for every 2 oz., to Canada, United States of America, and the Continent.

Receiving Offices. Pillar and Wall Boxes. 29 Wellmeadow. Neilston road. The Cross. Ralston square. 44 Causeyside. Broomlands street. Barracks. Station. 19 Glen street. 21 Ganze street. Blackball. Storie street. "Telegraph Business" (for transmission of Mes- Cartvale. Craw road. satces only) transacted at Wellmeadow street, Niddry street. Potterhill. Caledonia street, and Stock street. Gateside. Seedhill road Mossvale. St. James street. George street. Meikleriggs. Brodie Park. Canal Station.

Money Orders, For sums not exceeding £1, 2d. „ exceeding £1 and not exceeding £2, 3d. £2 „ £4 4d. „ „ £4 „ £7, 5d. „ „ £7 „ £10, 6d. Above which sum no orders are granted. ——

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Postal Orders.

Postal Orders for certain fixed sums, from ] s. up to £1, are issued at all Post OfHces in the United Kingdom at -which Money Order business is transacted, and at Malta and Gibraltar. The following are the Amounts for which Postal Orders are issued, and the Poundage payable on each Order : Amount of Order. Poundage. Is., Is. 6d., One Halfpenny. 2s., 2s. 6d., 3s., 38. 6d., 4s., 43. 6d., 58, 7s. 6d., 10s., 10s. 6d., One Penny. 15s., 20s., One Penny Halfpenny. Broken Amounts, not exceeding 5d. in value, may be made up by affixing Postage Stamps to the back of any one Postal Order. Money Orders are granted and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Savings Bank and Government

Life Insurance Annuity business transacted during same hours ; and on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 8 p.m. On Sundays and Public Holidays no business of this description is done.

Telegraph Money Orders. Rate of Commission, viz.;— For sums not exceeding £1, Os. 4d. Not exceeding £2, Os. 6d. „ £4 Os. 8d. „ £7, Os. lOd. „ £10, Is. Od. In addition, a charge at the ordinary Inland Rate must be made for the Telegram authorising payment at the Office of Payment, andfor the repetition thereof, the minimum being 2d.

PUBLIC OFFICES &C. Abbey Poor Rates, 98 High street—Finlay Kerr, collector. Chamberlain's Office, Municipal buildings—Robert Thomson, chamberlain. Clerk of County Council for Renfrewshire—Ja. Caldwell, writer, County Buildings, St. James st. County Treasurer Uo. do. do. Collector of County Assessments— Do. do. do. Gas Commissioners, Municipal buildings—Robert Thomson, treasurer. Inland Revenue, 97 High street— J. A Tannahill, supervisor. Inspector of Factories—G. Sedgwick, Stt Garturk street, Govanhill, Glasgow.

Justice of Peace, County Buildings, Love street—J. P. Fyfe, clerk ; Thomas MacRobert, jun., deputy-clerk at Paisley. Local Authority of the County of Renfrew—Ja. Caldwell, writer. County Buildings, St. James street, clerk Master of Works' Office, Municipal buildings—Robert Sharp. Medical Officer for Renfrewshire—Dr. A. Campbell Munro, County Buildings, St. James street Police Office (Burgh), Municipal buildings—Donald Sutherland, chief constable. Police Office (County) County Buildings, Love street—Charles Harding, chief constable. Post Office, County square—J. Macmaster. postmaster. Procurator-Fiscal (Burgh), Municipal buildintrs—Wm. "Walker. Procui-ator-Fiscal (County), Court Buildings, St. James Street—George Hart. Procm-ator-Fiscal (J.P.), County Buildings, Love street—John Abercrombie. Registrar's Office, 14 Gilmour street—Hugh Allison, registrar. 4th Battalion A. & S. Highlanders, Barracks, Williamsburgh—Adjutant, Major J. S. Napier. Sanitary Inspector's Office, Municipal buildings—William W. Kelso. Sanitary Inspectors for Renfrewshire— First or Upper Ward, James I, Little ; Second or Lower War«l, James Murray—County buildings, St. James street. School Board—Thomas MacRobert, jun., and William Hutchison, joint-clerks. School Board Treasurer's Office, 5 County place—John Anderson. School Board Inspector's Office, 5 County place—James H. Taylor.

Sheriff Court-Houses, St. James street. Joseph M'Leod Lochhead, Sheriff-clerk ; Wm. Brown, James Gardner, and T. Gow Smith, deputy-clerks. Stamps—John 0. Alexander, 4 Causeyside, and at the Post Office. Taxes—Burgh Poor, 8 New Sneddon—John Robertson, collector. „ Police, Municipal buildings—Robert Thomson, treasurer and collector. „ Water, Municipal buildings—Robert Thomson, treasurer and collector. „ Road, Municipal buildings—Robert Thomson, treasurer and collector. „ Income—George Davies, surveyor, 97 High street. „ Income—John 0. Alexander, sub-collector, 4 Causeyside. Town Clerks' Office, Municipal buildings—David Young and Francis Martin, joint clerks. 200 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Tramways and Omnibus Traffic. PAISLEY TRAMWAYS. East End to Storie street, Id.; Greenlaw drive to Castle street, Id.; Moss street to Thomas street, Id.; Full Journey, 2d.

Leave East Toll every 10 minutes from 8.15 a.m. till 10.15 p.m.; Saturdays till 11.5 p.m. Leave Thomas Street every 10 minutes from 8.45 a.m. till 10.45 p.m.; Saturdays till 11.35 p.m.

COLINSLEE 'BUS—Fare, Id.

Leave County Place—8.20, 9.5, 10.5, 11.5 a.m.; 12.5, 1.5, 2.5, 3.5, 4.5, 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, and 8.5 p.m. Leave Colinslee—8.40, 9.45, 10.45, 11.45 a.m.; 12.30.130, 2.45, 3.30, 4.30, 5.30, 6.30, 7.30, and 8.S0 p.m., and every half-hour on Saturdays after 3 p.m.

Paisley and Glasgovi^ (on Sundays only), at short intervals between 9.30 a.m. and 9.30 p.m. Eenfeew and Govan (on Sundays only).—From Paisley, 10.15 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. From Govan, 11.30 a.m. and 6.15 p m.

Babehead (Daily, except Sundays).—Bell's 'Bus—From Gilmour street, Paisley, at 10 a.m.; 12, 3, 5, and 7 p.m.; Saturdays only—2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 10.30 p.m. From Barrhead, 9, 11 a.m.; 2, 4, and 6 p.m.; Saturdays only— 1, 3, 5, 7, 8. 9, 9.30 p.m. Bannennan's 'Bus—From Gilmour st., Paisley, at loa.m., 12 noon, and 3, 5, and 7 p.m. From Barrhead at 9 and 11 a.m. and 2, 4, & 6 p.m. Also, at short intervals on Saturdays.

Caledonian Railway.

Chairman— S. C. Bolton. I Secretary - John Blackburn. General Manager—Ja.mes Thompson. Stationmaster—Stevfairt M'Cowatt.

General Goods i/anag'er—Archibald Hillhouse. ' Carting Agents— Ca]eAonmn Co.—D. Orr. Goods Superinteyident at Greenlaw Station —William Caldwell. Goods Superintendent at St. James Station—William Noble. Goods Superintendent at Underwood Depot—William Noble,

Glasgow and Paisley Joint Lines. County Place.

Manager and Secretary—E. G. Waddell. I Stationmastev—Si&w&vt M'Cowatt.

Goods Superintendent—William Caldwell. | Carting Agents— 'R. Grierson

Paisley and Renfrew Railway. Trains run between Paisley and Renfrew every hour. Station Renfrew Road. Stationmastei Robert Sharp. — | —

Abercorn Station. Goods Agent —Robert Sharp.

Glasgow and South -Western Railway. Goods Supt. at Greenlaw General Manager—Thomas Brunton. Station, Paisley- William Caldwell. Goods Manager—R. M. Sharp. Stationmaster—St&vfa.yt M'Cowatt. General Superintendent of Line — D. Cooper. Carting Agents—G. & S.-W. Railway Co.

Canal Line. Superintendent of the Line—DaviA Coo'^er. Goods Agent—William Auchterlonie. Engineer—-WUliam Melville, C.E. ' Passenger Agent—Georga Hay. Carting Agents—G. & S.-W. Railway Co.

North British Railway. C^mnnaw—Marquis of Tweedale. Goods Supt. at Paisley—Andrew Whitehead. General Manager—John Conacher. Carting Agents— Cowan and Co., Canal Station General Goods Manager—D. M'Dougall. and 1 West Croft street. Secretary—John Cathel8. APPENDIX. 201 CARRIERS' QUARTERS. All Pakts of the Wokld,... Cowan & Co., Canal Goods Station—R. M'Lean, agent for Paisley William Do. Caledonian Railway Co., Daniel Orr, agent, Greenlaw ; Noble, agent, St. James Station and Underwood Depot; Stewart M'Cowatt, Gilmour street. Do. Glasgow and South-Western Railway Co., Greenlaw Station—W. Caldwell, agent for Paisley; Canal Station—AV. Auchterlonie, agent for Paisley, Abercorn Station—Robert Sharp, agent

for Paisley ; Stewart M'Cowatt, Gilmour street. Do. North British Railway Co.— Andrew Whitehead, superintendent at Paisley. Glasgow, Thomas Duncan, at 12 Causeyside—Daily, about 11 a.m. Do., John Brown, 20 Mill street—Daily, at 10 and 11 a.m. Do., Robert Lockie, 91 Causeyside — Daily, about 8 a.m. Do., George Macadam, 31 King street — Daily, about 8 a.m. Do., M'Nair & Co., 13 Thread St. — Daily, 9, 11, and 12 a.m.; Sat., 9 only. Do., J. M'Donald, East Buchanan street, calls at G. Anderson's, 47 Moss street. Daily, about 9, 11. and 12 a.m. Barkhead and Neilston, J. M'Callum, 91 Causeyside—Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satui-days, about 3 p.m. Johnstone, William Currie, 91 Causeyside — Daily^ at 3.30 p.m., calls at G. Anderson's, 47 Moss street. Beith, FultonGibson,atJ.Beirs, 12 Causeyside—Wednesdays and Fridays, about 1 p.m Daley, George Crawford, at John Bell's, 12 Causeyside- Tuesdays and Fridays, about 8 p.m. HowwooD AND Beith Robert Gray, 91 Causeyside—Wednesdays and Friday s at 2 o'clock. Kjlbarchan, John Currie, 91 Causej^side—Daily (except Saturdays), about 6 p.m. LocHWiNNOCH, Thomas Craig, at James Jack's, grocer. Cross — Wednesdays and Saturdays, about 2 p.m. Nitshill, Babehead, and) Patrick Crilly, at E. 0. Crawford's, 16 Gilmour street—Tuesdays, Neilston, f Th ursdays, and Saturdays, at 12 noon. Paisley Burns Club. Instituted 1805. Chairman—^William Gardner. Vice-Chairman—Provost John M'Gown. Treasurer and Secretary—James E. Campbell, County place. Office-bearers elected first Thursday in February annually. Paisley Gleniffer Burns Club. President—James Jack, Glencairn, Blackball. Yice-Presidmt—Wra. Brown, Janefield PJace. Treasurer—Wm. Bell, Newhall Villa, Glenfield. Secretary—Alex. R. Pollock, Garthland House. Club meets monthly during winter months. Paisley Tannahill Club. Chairman—Robert Henderson. Vice-Chairman—William Brown. ' Secretary—Alexander Pollock. Election of Office-bearers 3rd of June, annually. PAISLEY RACE COMMITTEE. Chairman—Bailie Smith. Robert Henderson, ex-Bailie Andrews, Daniel M'Kellar, Bailie Goudie, James Giffen, and George Fisher. Secretary and Treasurer—George Fisher, Lylesland terrace. Stewards and Officials for 1893. Stewards. His Grace the Duke of Montrose, K.T. James Wallace, Esq. of Braehead Sir Michael R. Shaw-Stewart, Bart., Lord Charles Perkins, Esq., Newcastle Lieutenant of Renfrewshire Frank Wotherspoon, Esq., Maxwelton house Right Hon. Lord Blythswood Andrew Coats, Esq., Ferguslie M. Hugh Shaw-Stewart. Esq. M.P., of Carnock Richard M'Farlane, Esq., Port-Dundas William Dunn, Esq., M.P. D. H. Gibb, Esq., Ayr William Stevenson, Esq. of Hawkhead Richard Niven, Esq. Ayr John Craig, Esq., Edinburgh William Birkmyre, Esq., Kilmalcolm Ex-Provost Cochran Charles J. Cunningham, Esq., Kelso Ex-Bailie James Caldwell, of Craigielea Peter Buchanan, Esq., Glasgow

Officials. Judge, Handicapper. and Clerk of Scales—Mr. Robert I'Anson, Epsom. Clerk of the Course and Stakeholder — Mr. Miles I'Anson, Malton, Yorkshire. Starter—Mr. William M. I'Anson, Epsom. Auctioneer—Mr. Wm. Law, Paisley. 202 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths.

District of Paisley — Hugh Allison, Registrar, 14 Gilmom- street.

Office Hours—10 till 3 Daily, unless Saturday, when the Office closes at 1 o'clock. Open also on the evenings of Monday and Thursday from 6 till 8.

Fee for Certificate of Birth, Marriage, or Death—if ordered at Registration, 2s. Id.; if after- wards, 3s. Id. Fee for a Particular Search, Is.; General Search, 2s. Fee for Extract of Death, :nnder the Friendly Society Act—if form filled up by Applicant, Is.; if filled up by Registrar, Is. 3d. A Birth must be Registered within Twenty-One Days. A Marriage within Three Days after solemnization. A Death within Eight Days, but previous to interment. The Fee for Publication of Marriage is 2s. 6d. for Parties residing within the Registration District. Eight Clear Days' Notice must be given previous to the date of marriage.

FEES FOR PROCLAMATION OF BANNS. PARISH CHURCHES. For Two or Three Sundays, 2s 6d | For One Sunday only, 10s 6d Where the Parties reside in any two of the Parishes within the Registration District of Paisley, only One Fee is charged for one day proclamations. LIST OF PARISHES With the Streets embraced in each (alphabetically arranged), and the Names and Addresses of the Session Clerks, who take in Proclamations of Marriage for their respective Parishes. Abbey Parish, Within the Burgh,

Iiicludes— Abbey street Crofts (north,south,east,&west) King street (Sauce!) Abbey terrace Crow road (south side only) Ladyburn Abbey close Calside road (west side, to Lawn street Abercorn street Haircraigscot.) Laighpark Ardgowan street (Blackball) Garthland place Lonend Auchintorlie rd. (from Clark's Garthland lane Mill street (to Seedhills) court to Hawkhead road) Garthland street Millar street Blackball Gateside Netherhill Blackball buildings Gallowhill Niddry street Bridge street (north) Gauze street Renfrew street Buchanan street (east) Glasgow road (both sides to Renfrew road (to Potter-row or Cart street Halfway-house and Hagg's village) Cameron street road) Sandyford Christie street Glebe street Silk street. Chapelhill Greenlaw Saucel Cochran street Hawthorn buildings Thread street Cotton street Incle street Williamsburgh

Outline of the Landward Part of the Abbey Parish. From Halfway-House to Corkerhill, Henderton, Crookston, Hawkhead Pleasure Grounds to South Lodge, and from thence along the Barrhead Road to Crosstobs, from thence toBrownside, Stanley Muir, and from thence to Bent Bridge, Bentston, and Hartfield, from thence to Glen- patrick Burn, along the east side of this burn to the Distillery, from thence to Foxbar and

Lounsdale, and on to a point on Chain road where the Canal Railway crosses said road ; then along the south side of the Railway to Crow road, along the centre of this road to Calside road, from thence to Haircraigs cottage, and from thence in aline south of Falside place to Thornly Park, then to Barterholm bridge, to HunterhiU, Chapelhill, Blackball, to Saucel and to Espedair Burn bridge, corner of Gordon's lane. Then again starting at Halfway-House, in a line north of Hillington terrace to North Hilling- ton, Rylees, Old Hall, and the Arklestons, to Sandyford, to Abbot's Burn, to Moss toll bar, from thence to Moss plantation, from thence in a line to Blackstone house, from thence to East Candren, to Craigielea. Proclamations may be left with James Adams, chm-ch officer, 11 Abbey close. Session Clerk — George Beveridge, 2 Mansfield place. APPENDIX. 203

High Parish Includes — Argyle street Castle street (east side) New street (No. 45) Barclay street Churchhill (west side) Oakshaw (Nos. 12-14) Barr street George street (Nos. 10- -50, Orr square (east side) Calside (west of Maryfield and 117-162) Sir Michael street villa) High street (Nos. 28—55, and Storie street Camphill 81—86) West Buchanan street Canal street (Nos. 11—83) Lady lane Wellmeadow street (Nos.l— 25) Castlehead Session Clerk- J. G. Thomson (of Neilson School)— house, Strattonville, Meikleriggs. Proclamations may be left with Robert Arthur, Church-Otflcer, 14 Oakshaw street.

Middle Parish Includes— Caledonia street (Nos. 1 to 25 Hunter street Quay lane (south side only) and 51 to 56) Love street (Nos. 1 to 7 and 71 Race course and roads Churchhill (east side only) to 75 inclusive) St. James place Clark street Macdowall street St. James street (Nos. 1 to 8 County square and place Macfarlane street and 20 to 37 inclusive) Dyers' wynd Maxwell street School wynd Galloway street Meeting-house lane Back Sneddon (Nos. 1 to 12 Gilmour street Middle lane (Nos. 1 to 7 in- and 60 to 69 inclusive) Glen lane clusive) New Sneddon (Nos. 1 to 10 Glen street (Nos. 1 to 17 inclu- Moncrieff street (Nos. 6 to 10 and 89 to 97 inclusive) sive) inclusive) Old Sneddon Greenhill road Moss street Stoney brae (east side only) Greenock road (to the Toll, Murray street Underwood road (north side west side only) Oakshaw street (from School only) High street (Nos. 5 to 27 and wynd to Stoney brae) Westmarch. 87 to 109 inclusive) Pattison street Session Clerk — William Peattie, 2 Gilmour street—house Dunedin, Meikleriggs

Low Parish (St. George's) Includes— Bladda Espedair street (east side) Seedhill Bladda lane (north side) George street (Nos. 1 to 8 and Seedhillroad (to Nursery pate) Bridge street (west of Abbey 166 to 170) Shuttle street bridge) George place South Campbell street (east of Brown's lane Gordon's lane Espedair street) Burn row High street (Nos. 1 to 4) Stevenson street Calside (west side) Johnston street Stirling street Calside place (east of and in- Laigh Kirk lane Stow street cluding Maryfield villa) Marshall's lane Stow place (east side, 1 te 4) Canal street (Nos. 1 to 10 and New street (No. 45 excepted) St. Mirren street (except Na- 84 to 91) Oichaid street tional Bank) Causeyside (except Nos. 56, Prussia street Wardrop street 57, 58, 59) Saucel (Nos. 1, 13, and 14) Water brae. Forbes place Session C?erA'—Alexander Murdoch, B.A., Neilson Institution —house, Gallowlea, Meikleriggs.

Martyrs' Parish Includes— Broom lands George street (Nos. 50 to 116) Neil street Campbell street (west) John street Newton street Carbrook street Kingstreet Queen street Castle street (Nos. 20 to 35) Knox street Ralston square Chain road (east side as far Lonewells (Nos. 1 to 23) Sandholes as Canal Railway bridge) Maxwellton Thomas street East lane (Ferguslie) Maxwellton street West lane (Ferguslie) Ferguslie Mid lane (Ferguslie) West street Ferguslie walk Millarstou William street Session CZerA— Archibald Fairlie, North Pubhc School—house, Endrickdale, Meikleriggs. 204 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

St. Columba Parish Includes — High street (Nos. 56 to 80) Orr square (west side only) Underwood road (soutli side Well street (east side only) St. James street (Nos. 9 to 19) only) Oakshaw (from Stoney trae Stoney brae (west side only) Wellmeadow street (27 to 43). and Orr square westward) West brae Session Clerk and Secretary—'Ih.ova.&& Gray, 12 Well street. South Parish Includes— Annfield place Falside Neilston street Barterholm Gladstone terrace Neilston road Bute place Glendale place Orr street Calside (east side only) Glenview Potterhill Carriagehill Glenview terrace Prospect Hill 56, 57, 58, and 59 Causeyside Great Hamilton street Richmond place Carriagehill drive Greenside Rosebery place Carriagehill Village Hillview Rowan street Colinslee Haircraigs Cottage Smith street Colinslee place Janefield place South Campbell street Dovesland Kilncroft lane South park Duke street Lylesland Stock street Earl Grey place Lylet-land terrace Stonefield Espedair st. (ex. ea-it side from Mansfield place Sunnyside Causeyside to So. Campbell st. Mary street Thrushcraig Fairhill Neilson street Union street Session Clerk—Hugh M'Kenzie, 88 Causeyside street. North Parish Includes — Abingdon place Greenock road (north side only) road to March burn Albert street to the Toll North street Albion street Love street (Nos. 8 to 70 in- Quay lane (Nos. 1 and 3 Bellfield place clusive) north side) Blacklawlane Lowndes's lane Russell street Caledonia street (Nos. 26 to 50 Moncrieff street (Nos. 1 to 4 Springbank road inclusive) inclusive) Smith's lane Carlile place and lane Minerva place Sneddon, New (Nos. 11 to 88 Cart lane Middle lane (Nos. 9 to 12 inclusive) Cleopatra buildings inclusive) Sneddon, Back (Nos. 13 to 89 Clydeview terrace Mossvale street inclusive) Glen street (Nos. 19 to 35 in- Mossvale lane Victoria street clusive) Nethercommon and Inchinnan Wallace street Session CZerA;— Daniel M'AUister, 29 Glen street. BURYING GROUNDS. GRAVE DIGGERS. &C. Abbey Chtirch.—Henry M'Pherson, superintendent of Abbey Biuying Ground, 33 Gauze street. Abbey Close United Presbyterian Church.—James Grant, 23 Abbey street Canal Street United Presbyterian Church.—John Muir, 10 Lady lane, superintendent of Burying Ground. Cemetery, 58 Broomlands. — Robert Reid, superintendent of Paisley Cemetery Burying Grounds, 58 Broomlands. Gaelic Church.—Malcolm Robertson, 21 New Smithhills. Hawkhead Cemetery, Hawkhead Road.—Superintendent — James Walker, Cemetery lodge. High Church.—Robert Arthur, 1 4 Oakshaw street. Martyrs' Church, 50 Broomlands.—Now united to Cemetery Grounds. Apply to Robert Reid, superintendent, 68 Broomlands. Oakshaw Street United Presbyterian Church.—William Arnot, 4 Meeting-house lane. Oakshaw Street Free (late R.P.) Church.—Robert Cochran, 13 Sandholes. Thread Street United Presbyterian Church.—James Dalziel, superintendent of Bm-ying Ground, 32 Thread street. South Church.—Alexander Weatherston, 2 Alexandria place, Calside. Fairs. Third Thursday of February and May, and second Thursday of August and November Markets—Every Thursday. Annual Holidays in lieu of Fast Days. Third Monday of April and third Friday pf September. APPENDIX. 205 BANKS Bank of Scotland. Commercial Bank of Scotland Instituted 1695. Limited. Instituted 1810, and Incorporated by Royat ST. MIRREN STREET. Charter. Open from 10 till 3, and on Saturday from 102 HIGH STREET (CROSS). 10 till 12. Agent—James Ross. Agent— George Seton Veitch. Accountant— WaMar S. Nicol. The Bank negotiates Bills and grants Letters Teller—'Da.Yid M. Smith. of Credit on all the principal towns in Scotland, Clerks—C E. Notman and Andrew P. Donald, England, and Ireland. Draws on its branch Draws on London Branch, 62 Lombard

Street ; and Westminster Bank in London ; Smith, Payne, & Smiths ; Coutts & London Co.; and the Bank of England; and on the (Limited), and Coutts & Co., London. Nego- Colonies and Foreign Countries; also issues tiates Bills on every place in Great Britain Circular Notes of £5, £10. and £20 each, free and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker. or of charge, for the use of travellers and others Issues Circular Notes ; grants Drafts Letters in all parts of the world. of Credit on all the principal towns in England, Scotland, Ireland, the Colonies, and elsewhere Head Oj^ce—Bank Street, Edinbcegh. abroad. Londm Office—Lothburt, E.C. Head Office— Geo^G'e Street, Edinburgh. National Bank of Scotland Royal Bank of Scotland. Limited. Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1727. Instituted 21st March, 1825, and Incorporated ST. MIRREN STREET. by Royal Charter. CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND ST. Agent— 'Wva.. Dickson. MIRREN STREET. Accountant— 3 . D. Findlay. Teller—Peter Dick. Agent— BotiSLlA Maclean. Clerks—Thomas Robb, James Buchanan, Accounta7it—Da.\ii Watson. and Robert D. Murdoch. Teller— William Smith. Draws on their branch in London; also on Clerks— James Renfrew, John Kerr, George the Bank of England, and Messrs. Coutts & Co., R. Malloch, and William M. M'Lean London ; and all the principal towns in Scot- Draws on London Office, and on Glyn, land, England, and Ireland. The Royal Bank Mills,

The Clydesdale Bank Limited. Draws on their own Branch in London, and Instituted 1838. on the London and Westminster Bank. London; and negotiates Bills and grants Letters of 7 HIGH STREET (CROSS). Credit on the principal towns in Scotland, Eng from 10 till 3, and on Saturdays from Open land, and Ireland ; the Merchants' Bank of 10 till 12. Canada, Montreal, and their Branches; on the Agent—Robert Russell. Bank of British North America, Canada, Nova Accountant—3 axn&s Maekersie. Scotia, New Brunswick, and Vancouver Island; Clerks—James Carrick, William Brown, also on the Union Bank of Australia, Melbourne, James M'Kay, and James Hamilton. Sydney, Auckland, and other branches.

The Savings Bank of Paisley. Instituted May, 1838. Certified under the Act of 1863. Office—107 High Street. Chairman—John Wilson. Deputy-Chairman—James Parlane. Treasurer—John E. Murray. Actuary—John M-Gown. Auditor—Matthew Muir Committee of Management. John Poison. George Dobie. James Murray, manu- Stewart Clark. William Lang. facturer. James Clark, Chapel Francis Martin. George H. Coats. Thomas Rowat. William Bow. Alex. Gardner, publisher. John Logan. Robt. A. Ronald. Robert Hutchison, scourer. Hugh H. Smiley. Wm. Shanks, Johnstone James Robertson, preserve James Caldwell. Peter Jack. manufacturer. John FuUerton James Gardner James Barr, Johnstone. The Bank is open for receiving and paying every lawful day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturday evenings from 6 till 9 for receiving only. Bank Holidays. New Year's Day, Good Friday, Christmas, first Monday in May, and first Monday in August. Bills falling due on Good Friday and Christmas are payable the day before, those on New Year's Day and first Mondays of May and August are payable on the next lawful day. Upon Fast Days and Local Holidays, other than the above, the Bank offices are open only between 9 and 10.30 a.m. Bills due on any such days are payable then, but may be paid the previous day\ The Club, 102 High Street. COMIMTTEE, 1893-94. Chairman—Jas. H. Dunn. Treasurer—Hugh Macfarlane, jun. Secretary—J. Edward Campbell. Walter King. Alexander M 'William. James J . Barclay. Archd. Coats. William Thomson. P. M. Coats. John Hodgart. James H. Young. George Hart. Clubmaster—WiLiam Daniel. Meetings of Committee held on the Second Tuesday of each Month. The Paisley Heritable Property Investment Society. Incorporated under " The Building Societies Act, 1874." Established 1853. President—Daniel Black, mill manager, Greenlaw. Board of Directors—The President, Secretary, ard Treasurer; Piovost M'Gown; Robert Rowand, inspector; Peter Eadie, engineer; A. Craig Muir, commission agent ; Robert Russell, banker; Robert Erlmonds, banker; Bailie Paton, packing-case maker;

William Brown, warehouseman ; J. B. Wotherspoon, card-board manufacturer. Secretary and Laiv Agent— L». S. Semple, writer, 16 Gilmour Street. Treasurer— Alex. B M'Gown, accountant, Savinss Bank Buildings. Surveyor—John Gillespie, licensed valuator, 82 New Sneddon Street. Auditors—Sohn Muir, accountant, 23 Moss Street; and John Anderson, accountant, County Place.

Bankers—The Clydesdale Bank. Limited : and The National Bank of Scotland. Limited. "Economic" Building Societies. Directors, First Society—George F. Lochhead, James Barclay, Andrew Fisher, Francis Percy, George Knox, David Wilson, James Barclay, Frank Irvine. Second Society—^K-Bailie Smith, Councillor Andrew Fisher, John Walker, A. Gardiner, jun., Neil G. Haran, George M. Young, Andrew Craig, George G. Kirk. Secretaries—Winning & Fulton, Terrace buildings. Solicitors—Wl^aushton & Lochhead. Si(rveyor—Feter CaldweW. Bankers—Bank of Scotland, Paisley. Auditors—John O. Alexander and Samuel Allan. APPENDIX. 207

"Model" Building Societies.

Directors, First Society — William Bisland, Alex. Macfarlane, Hugh Lambie, H. S. Edmonds, Andrew Thomson, Jno. Forrester, M. Jamison, D. M. Wilson, William H. Hutton, C. Jeffrey. Directors, Second Society—M.. Jamison, William Bisland, Jno. Adam, J. C. Hutchison, T. H. Taylor, Jno. Hutchison, James Kilpatrick, George Harrison. Bankers—Union Bank of Scotland (Limited). (SoKci^or—Alexander M'Allister, 48 Moss street. Surveyor-—ChaxXea Davidson, Architect, Terrace buildings. Secretary—J. D. Wilson, Accountant, 2 Union Bank buildings.

Paisley Property Protection Association. The object of this Association is to protect Proprietors against all unjust burdens &c., imposed upon their property. President—Ex-Provost Clark. Vice-President—Ungh Barr. Secretary —John Adam, writer, 9 Gilmour street. Treasurer — John Mujr, accountant, 23 Moss street. PAISLEY PAROCHIAL BOARD. MEMBERS OF BOARD. Chairman of the Board—WiWiam. Baird. Provost M'Gown. Jas. H. Taylor. James Clark. Bailie Paton. Allan Glen. John Caldwell. Bailie Goudie. John Mathieson. Patrick M'Ghee. BaiUe Fisher. William Souden. William M'Millan. Robert A. Ronald. James Jack. Hugh Harper. William Baird. Michael Pottie. John Buchanan. Francis Percy. John Galbraith. James Dobie. Alex. Murdoch. John C. Berry. J COMMITTEES. Assessment Committee— John Mathieson, Convener. Relief Committee-James Jack, Convener. Poorhouse Committee—Allan Glen, Convener; Francis Percy, Vice- Convener! Asylum Committee—Alexander Murdoch, Chairman ; William Souden, Vice-Chairman. Finance Committee—John Mathieson, Convener. Parliamentary Bills Co7nmittee—FiSLncis Percy, Convener. LIST OF OFFICIALS. Inspector of Poor— Bohert Rowand, Adelphi house. Collector of Rates—John Robertson, 2 Royal terrace. Assistant-Inspector of Poor -George Aitken, 65 Love street. CVer^—Andrew Kelly, 9 Stevenson street. Governor of Poorhouse- Daniel Nicholson. Matron of Poorhouse—Miss M 'Donald. Medical Officer— Dr. W. F. Gibb. Chaplain—Thos. Hodgson, 3 Gladstone terrace. RICCARTSBAR ASYLUM.

Superintendent— George Pirie. I Resident Medical Officet— Dr. Burns. Visiting Medical Officer—Donald Eraser, M.D. | Chaplain—Rev. A. Elder.

Industrial School. President—Provost M'Gown. Secretaries—Young and Martin, Municipal Buildings. Treasurer—John E. Murray. Superintendent—Thomas Smith. Matron--Mrs. Smith. Acting Committee. Provost M'Gown. John P. Kerr. George H. Coats. Bailie Paton. James Parlane. James A. Young. Bailie Smith. A. F. Craig. Alexander Lang. Bailie Goudie, Allan Coats. Isaac Kirkwood. Bailie Fisher. Duncan S. Boyd. Rev. Dr. Henderson. Stewart Clai-k. John E. Murray. Rev. Thomas Gentles. Robert Ronald. A. Hugh Harper. Rev. John Crouch. James Robertson. Muir W. MacKean. Rev. Gavin J. Tait. 208 PAISLEY DIEECTORY. ABBEY PAROCHIAL BOARD.

Parish, In 1889-90, . . Population op Abbey 42,869 | Gkoss Rental, ..£181,540 4

Chairman of the Board — Robert M'Farlane. GENERAL AND HOUSE COMMITTEES. Chairman of General Committee — George S. Veitcli. Vice-Chairman of General Committee —-David Robertson. Chairman of House Committee — James Scarlett. Vice-Chairman of House Committee — D. G. Macgregor. All the above are ex-officiis Members of all the Committees. William Guy. John Poison. D. G. Macgregor. ' Alexander Lang. James Dunlop. James Gardner. David Robertson. Robert Macfarlane. H. Macdougall. James Myles. Robert Hutton. John Robertson. William R. Brown. James Scarlett. James Fyfe Donald. Isaac Kirkwood. Thomas Reid, sen. James O'Neill. Thomas Smith. George S. Veitch. William Souden. Robert Pollock. James Riddell. William M'Kay. Duncan Ferguson. James M'Nair. Robert Kirk. i James Clark. James Dickson. Hugh Bavr. f Henry Noble. John Lang, sen. Peter M'Laurin. i: R. K. Bell. Edward Hamilton Alex. Mackenzie. Seven a quorum. Committees. Purchasing Committee—James O'Neill, Convener. Repair Committee—Alexander Lang, Convener. Labour Committee—James Riddell, Convener. Relief Committee—Edward Hamilton, Convener Assessment, Finance, and Law Committee—James Gardner, Convener. Cemetery Committee— Robert Semple, Chairman. Statutory and Special Meetings of the Parochial Board are held in February and August, for revising and adjusting the Roll of Poor ; in January, for appointing Committees and electing

Chairman ; and in June for imposing Assessment.

List of Officials. OUT-DOOR DEPARTMENT— OFFICE, CRAW ROAD. Inspector—3. M. Campbell. Assistant-Inspector— 3ame^ Duff. Collector—Finlay Kerr. Office— 98 High street. IN-DOOR DEPARTMENT—POORHOUSE AND ASYLUM. Governor—John Calder. Governor's Assistant—Thomas Mitchell. Janet Gray. I Chaplain and Teacher—^eiev Woodrow. Matron—Uxs. I ASYLUM Al TEND ANTS. Head Male Attendant—ArclnbsXdL M'Leod. House Surgeon — Dr Graham, 3 Garthland Ordinary Attendants—5oho. M'Kenzie and place. Robert Watson. Substitute—Dr. Hunter, 31 St. James street. Head Female Attendant—S&net Currie. Porter—George Work. Auditor- -William Robb, Glen Ellen, Barterholm. HOSPITAL. Head Nurse — M. HoUiday. Medical Staif. James Hutchison, Surgeon, Calside villa, visits all south of Stevenson street and Espedair and west of Castle street, including Inkermann. Substitute—Dr. Whitehead, 2 New Smithhills. Archibald Donald, M.B.C.M., 5 Gauze street, visits north of Stevenson street, east of Castle street, and Newtown. Out-Door Paupers resident within Paisley are supplied with Medicines at the Shop of the Medical Hall (Limited), 18 Gilmour street, James C. Herbertson, M.D., Surgeon, 66 High street, Johnstone, has the Johnstone portion of the Parish, including Elderslie, and supplies Medicines to Paupers there. Robert Corbett, M.B.C.M., Barrhead, has that portion of the Parish under his charge, in- cluding Hurlet and Nitshill, and supplies Medicines to Paupers resident therein. Substitute— Dr. James Mason, Barrhead. Registrar (Barrhead and Levern District)— Alexander Watson, Main street, Barrhead. Registrar (Johnstone and Elderslie District)—W. G. Fleming, 12 Walklnshaw street, Johnstone. Superintendent (Abbey Cemetery, Thorn) —John M-Dougall. Clerk (Abbey Cemetery, Thorn)—J. M. Campbell, Craw road, Paisley. APPENDIX. 209

Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. President—Thomas Glen Coats. Vice-Presidents—Stewart Clark, Peter Jack, and J. Ross Macgregror. Treasurers—William R. Finlator, 12 High Street, and John Highgate. Secretaries—Peter Eadie, 12 High street, and David Watson, National Bank. Superintendent—James Murray, 57 Canal Street. Office-bearers elected yearly in the month of December. \

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Miss Kibble's Reformatory Institution, Greenock Road.

Opened 1st August, 1859. Chairman — Sheriff Cowan. Sheriff-Substitute at Paisley; Trustees and Managers—The Sheriff of Renfrewshire; The The I

Provost of Paisley; Tlie Minister of the First Charge of the Abbey Parish of Paisley; The :

Minister of the High Church Parish of Paisley; all for the time being. And Messrs. ; Francis Martin, James Clark, Thos. Rowat, and Daniel MacKenzie. Joint Secretaries and- Treasurers—Alexander Mackenzie and J. M. Lochhead.

Governor—John Grant. Matron—Mrs. Grant. ,

Paisley Female Refuge. ; President George Dobie. — , Treasurer—John Macalaster, Muirholm. Secretary—T. Fulton Reid, 95 High street * Hon. Director—Robert Bird. •

Matron—Miss Blue. ! With an Acting Committee of Sixteen Members. PAISLEY INFIRMARY. Honorary Directors—William MacKean, Esq., and William Russell, Esq. Ordinary Directors. President—John Logan. Vice-President—William Lang. Treasurer—Provost M'Gown. Secretary—Francis Martin.

Stewart Clark. I John P. Kerr. John Gillespie. H. Macfarlane. John A. Brown. Alexander Paterson. John Ronald. George H. Coats. John K. Macgregor. Thomas Rowat. George Dobie. Peter Jack. Peter Coats, George Coats. House Surgeon—A. Robb Smith. Matron—Miss Alexander. Medical Board. Acting Surgeons—Drs. Graham and Gibb. Acting Physicians—Drs. Fraser and Watt. Consulting Surgeon—Dr. Amy. Consulting Physician—Dr. Shearar. Dispensct7'y Practitioners—Drs, Bruce and Penman. The Dispensary is open every day from 2 p.m. till 3 p.m. for advice; and from 2 p.m. till 3 p.m., and from 5 till 6 p.m. for Dispensing Medicine. Friends of Patients admitted Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 3 to 4 p.m., and on Sundays from 4.30 to 5.30 p.m.

Medical and Surgical Cases require Two Tickets, and are admitted from 8 a.m. till 6 p.m Accident Cases admitted at all hours without Tickets.

PAISLEY ROYAL VICTORIA EYE INFIRMARY. DIRECTORS. Stewart Clark, Chairman. William Muir MacKean, Vice-Chairman. William Dunn, M.P. Duncan S. Boyd.

C. B . Renshaw, M.P. Daniel M 'Farlane. Robert Balderston. Matthew Hodgart. John High gate. Ex-officio, President, Vice-President, and Treasurer of the Paisley Infirmary. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— 3. D. Wilson, Union Bank building. Ophthalmic Surgeon—N. Gordon Cluckie, M.B., L.F.P.S.G. Honorary Consulting Surgeon—Dr. Donald. Matron—Miss Dansken, Collector—James Fergus. O —

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Paisley Convalescent Home, West Kilbride. Board of Directors. President — John Clark. Vice-President —Allan Coats. Treasurer—George S. Veitcli. Secretary—Francis Martin. Provost M'Gown, Stewart Clark. James Coats, Thomas G. Arthur, Peter Jack, Hugh Macfarlane, Peter Coats, and John Logan. Ladies' Committee—Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Kerr, Jlrs. Stewart Clark, Mrs. Archibald Coats, Mrs. Wm. MacKean, Jliss Barclay. j

Medical Officer—Dr. W. F. Gihh. Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. Richard More. i

Matron—Mrs. Laidlaw. -^ The Paisley Society for Treatment of Diseases considered Incurable.

The object for which the Society is established is to maintain a Home for Paisley and neigh- ' bourhood fitted for the reception of such cases as are considered Incm-able, and unsuited for | treatment in an ordinary Infirmary, or in the homes of the Patients. ] GLENIFFER HOME, CORSEBAR ROAD. 1 Committee of Management for 1893. \ President — Archibald Coats of Woodside j Vice-President—Thomas Greenlees, Castlehead '

SteAvart Clark I Rev. A. M. Lang I C. Bine Renshaw, M.P. j

Ex-Provost Clark Rev. G. J. Tait | H. H. Smiley I j

Rev. J. Porteous. George H. Coats I John Armour Brown ;

Rev. Oliver Flett, D.D. | Hugh Macfarlane | Francis Martin J Hon. Medical Officers—Donald Fraser, M.D., and James Parker, M.B.,C.M. ; Craig. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—James H. Dunn, writer. Matron—Miss i

PAISLEY MISSION TO THE DEAF AND DUMB. l Established 1880. | Objects: I 1. To provide extended Religious and Secular Instruction among the Deaf and Dumb in Paisley ' surrounding district, after they have quitted school. and the i 2. To visit the Sick, Unemployed, and other Deaf and Dumb persons at their homes. 3. To assist the Deaf and Dumb who have good characters in obtaining employment. 4. To provide an Interpreter where necessary. 5. To grant relief in cases found to be really deserving. President—Provost M'Gown. Vice-President— '^iQ'w&xt Clark. Hon. Treasurer—G. S. Veitch, Bank of Scotland, Paisley. Missionary — John Henderson, 65 Renfrew street, Glasgow. Local Secretary—Robert Semple, 1 West Campbell street. Paisley. Collector— William Wright, 65 Renfrew street. Glasgow. Mission Hall, 109 Causeyside. Paisley Amateur Photographic Society. Ho)i.- Presidents — H. H. Smiley and Stewart Clark. Hon. Vice-Presidents—Rohert Harris, James Donald, jun., and James Barr. President—Rev. John Crouch. Vice-President—Thomas H. Taylor. Secretary—David B. Jack, Glencairn, Blackball. Treasurer—Richard N. W. Thomson. Council—K. M. Kilpatrick, R. Ferrier, Edward Cook, Morris M. Wright, Robert M. Easton, Matthew Morrison, and Andrew F. M'Callum. Meetings are held from September till March, and Outdoor Exciu-sions during Summer Paisley Shorthand Writers' Association. Office-Bearers for 1893. Hon. President—T. Glen Coats. Hon. Vice-Preside)its — James Parlane. John A. Brown, and A. B. Carsewell. President—Alex. Macpherson. Vice-President—W. C. M'Kean. Secretary—Alex. Macfarlane. Treasurer—J. D. Wardrop. Librarian—Robert Gladstone. Members of Committee—John Falconer. James Kettles, A. D. Cochrane, and John Dock. The Association meets in Mrs. Stevenson's Temperance Hotel, Cross. Session, October to March. Paisley Highlanders' Association. President—John Matheson, Vice-Presidoit—Charles Cameron. Secretary—J. M'SAvan, Phillips street. Treasurer— John Cameron. The Directors meet on the second Thursday of the Month, at 8 o'clock p.m., in Mrs. Stevenson's Temperance Hotel, Cross. The Annual General Meeting is held on the second Thursday of^February. APPENDIX. 211 MASONIC LODGES. Renfrewshire East Provincial Grand Lodge. Lord Blythswood,LL.D.,Blythswood Renfrew, Grand Master. Ja, Caldwell, D.M. Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Bart, of Pollock, S.M. Robt. Nisbet (592),P.

St. Mirrin Lodge, No. 129. Institiited 1749. Alfred M'Naiighton, R.W.M. Richard Macgregor, I.P.M. Andrew Fisher, D.M. William Blackley, S.M. William Cunningham, S.W. John Robb, J.W. Thomas Kilpatrick, 132 George street. Secretary. Rev. W. F. Mills, Chaplain. William Robin, 23 George street, Treasm-er. John M'Glashan, S.D. Robert Risk, J.D. Thos. M 'Bride, Architect. Joseph Metcalf, Jeweller. Jno. A. Barnett, B.B. Jas. Pattinson, Mus. Bac., Cantab., Director of Music. A. Moffat, S.S.B. George Morton, J.S.B. H. Grunewald, S.S. Robert Gardner, J.S.

. Robert Greenhalgh, I.G. Robert Clews, Tyler. Place of Meeting—Masonic Hall, 95 High street. Regular meetings of the Lodge are held on the first and third Mondays of the Winter months and on the first Monday of May, June, July, and August, at 7.30 p.m.

Renfrew County Kilwinning Lodge, No. 370. F. W. AVotherspoon, R.W.M. George M'CoiiU, I.P.M. L. Chalmers, D.M. D. Gardner, M.D., S.M. Norman Fergiison, S.W. James Black, J.W. William Laing, Treasurer. James Baker, Secretary, 10 Middle lane. Rev. A. M. Lang, Chaplain. P. Cald^vell, Architect, Thomas Bennie, S.D. Robert Noble, J.D. William Newton, Standard Bearer. John Smith, Bible Bearer. D. M'Callum, Director of Music. Walter Allison, Jeweller. Charles Galbraith and John Gray, Stewards. Robert Armour, Inner Guard. Robert Clews, Tyler. Meets in Masonic Hall, Paisley, on the first and third Thursday evening of each Month excepting June, July, and August, when only on the first Thursday.

Paisley Abbey Royal Arch Chap., No. 76. James Cramb, IstPr. Richard M'Gregor, 2nd Pr. Farquar Matheson, 3rd Pr. H. Grunewald, S.E. James M'Kean, S.N. Thomas Kilpatrick, Treasurer. M'Glashan, 1st Soj. Bowie, 2nd Soj. Smith, 3rd Soj. R. Clews, Janitor. Meets in Masonic Hall, Paisley, second Tuesday of each month. ODDFELLOWS.

Alexander Wilson Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U., No. 2480. Y Instituted 16th October, 1840. Registered under the New Act, 23rd Sept., 1878. Neil Frew, G.M. John Baillie, N.G. James Wright, John Pollock, E.S. V.G. i Andrew Aitken, Warden. James Sweenie, Tyler. |

Archibald Menzies, Ernest Allan, Thomas Cochran, and John M'Culloch, Supporters. t James Hutchison, Surgeon. Wm. Allan, Officer and Lecture Master. j Thomas Balderston, Degree Master. Wm. Young, Treasurer, 8 Thistle street, Meikleriggs. ;

James A. Lyle, James Hutchison, and Hugh Dykes. Trustees. i '

William Walsh, Secretary, 2 Orr Street. ; Meets every alternate Tuesday at Eight o'clock p.m., in the Royal Oak Hall, Moss street. i John Carswell, District C.S. John Arthur, District Ti-easurer. Thomas Whiteford, District G.M. Secretaryship and Treasurership are permanent, other Office-bearers re-elected half-yearly;

in June and December. : 212 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

Court St. John, No. 5222, A.O.F. Joseph Leith, C.R. William Berry, S.C.R. George Orr and James Crawford, Woodwards. Robeit Shaw and Thos. Raeside, Beadles. Robert Brown, The Glen, Treasurer. Joseph Mah-s, 9 M-Kerrell street, Secretary. T. Fulton Reid, Hugh Harper, and James Thomson, Trustees. Dr. John Holms, and Dr. Watt, Court Surgeons. Election of Office-hearers in June and December. Meets every alternate Wednesday evening, in the Good Templar Hall, Dyers' wynd, at 8 o'clock. Paisley District Ancient Order of Foresters. A. Kirkwood, D.C.R. R. Brown, D.S.C.R. James Wyllie, D.T. James Buchanan, D.S., 10 Ewing street, Kilbarchan. Court King George, No. 5763, A.O.F. George Smith, C.R. R. Carswell, S.C.R. John Scott, 22 Caledonia street. Treasurer. Alex. Eccles, 80 Broomlands, Secretary. J. T. Rowand and P. M'Barron, Woodwards. W. M'Cormick and J. Dunbar, Beadles. John Holms, M.D., Court Surgeon. John M'Gown, James Clark, and John Gildawie, Trustees. Meets every alternate Wednesday evening, in the Templar Hall, Dyers' wynd, at 8 o'clock. Election of Office-bearers in June and December. Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds, A.U. Heather Bell Lodge. No. 1533. wis Donald, W.M. WiUiam Wright, jun.. D.M. Secretary—John Graham, 105 Causeyside. Treasurer—Hugh M'Kenzie. Lodge Surgeon— AniXvew Richmond, M.B.. C M. Meets in Wilson Hall, 40 High street, every alternate Monday, at 8 p.m Election of Office-bearers last meetings in June and December. Ardgowan Lodge, No. 2198. James M'Lelland, W.M. Hector M'Lean, D.M. Secretary—John Hawley, 1 M'KeiTell street. Treasurer—Thova&s Watson. Lodge Surgeon—Andrew Richmond, M.B., CM. Meets in Royal Oak Hall, 4.5 Moss street, every alternate Monday, at 8 p.m. Election of Office-bearers last meetings in June and December. Sir Wm. Wallace Lodge, No. 22, St. Andrew Order Ancient Free Gardeners. Meets in Wilson Hall, 40 High street, every alternate Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. R. W.M.—William Ritchie. Sick Stewards — John Hart and William Craig. Surgeo7i—A. W. Crawford, M.B., CM. Treasurer—James M 'Arthur, 1 Macdowall street. Secretary—John Craig, 13 Argyle street. Election of Office-bearers first meeting in January and July. Wild Rose Lodge, No. 112, British Order Ancient Free Gardeners. Instituted 1882. Registered under the Friendly Societies Acts, 1875-76. Office-bearers for 1893. TF.J/.—Angus Shaw. Z>.j1/.—David Ferguson, P.J/.—Widiam Dingwall. Surgeon—John Stevenson, M.B., CM. Treasurer-z-D. Baillie. Secretary—Robert Weir, 16 Sandholes. Meets in Royal Oak Hall every alternate Monday, at 8 p.m.

Paisley Rosebud Juvenile Branch of the Wild Rose Lodge. Meets in the Wilson Hall, 40 High Street, every alternate Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. Committee—Angus Shaw, James Carruth, Jo-eph Dickie, WilUam Dingwall, John Stewart, and Robert Weir, 16 Sandholes. Bonnie Heather Lodge, No. 227, British Order Ancient Free Gardeners. Meets in Free Gardeners Hall, Queen street, every alternate Monday evening at 8 o'clock. W.M.—John Campbell, jun., 1 Gordon place, King street. D.M.— James Henderson. P. Jf.—Thomas Rigg, sen. Treasurer—John Tolmie, Woodside lodge. Secretary—James Officer, 53 Broomlands Lodge Surgeon-R. H. Adam, M.A.. M.B ,'C.M., D.P.H. Camb. Dispensaries—82 High street and 23 Broomlands street. House—82 High street. Independent Order of Rechabites. George A. Clark Tent, No. 1787. C.R —Matthew Slater, 22 Glen street. Treasurer—GiWiert M'Lachlan, 56 Broomlands street Secretary—William Reid, jun., 18 Well street. Tent Surgeon — William Russell. 15 Broomlands street, Meets every alternate Tuesday in Wilson Hall, 40 High street, APPENDIX. 213

GOOD TEMPLAR LODGES.

DISTEICT LODGE MIDDLE WARD OF RENFREWSHIRE, No. 50. D.D., Matthew Slater. 25 Glen street. D.C.T., D. C. Gribben, 42 Wellmeadow. D., Councillor J. Ritchie, 11 Walkinshaw st., Johnstone. D.E.O.. D. M'Gregor, 14 Sandholes. D.S.J.T., Robert Cochran, 14 Sandholes. D. Secretary, James Laing, 6 Greenhill road. D. Treasurer, James M'Fadyen, 48 Broomlands. D. Chap., A. Hutton, Cart Bank terrace, Johnstone. D.M., D. Cree, 36 Bell street, Reufrew. D.A. Secy., William M'Callnm, 40 Broomlands. D.G., Andrew Clark, 4 Christie street. D.S., Alex. Maxwell, 39 Canal street. P.D.C.T., James G. M'Kerracher, 5 Ralston terrace. Executive meets in Good Templar Halls. GLENIFFER LODGE, No. 14. Meets every Thursday evening at 5 Storie street. ¥ Lodge Deputy — Edward Cassidy, jun., 1 Storie street. STANLEY LODGE, No. 26. Meets every Wednesday evening in tlie East Lesser Good Templar Hall. Lodge Deputy— D. C. Gribhen, 42 Wellmeadow. JOHN DUNLOP LODGE, No. 28. Meets every Tuesday evening in the Good Templar Hall (West Hall). Lodge Deputy— Samuel Arthur, 5 West Buchanan street. ROBERT TANNAHILL LODGE, No. 38. Meets every Thursday evening in the Good Templar Hall (West Hall). Lodge Deputy—James M'Fadyen, 48 Broomlands. WTLLIAMSBURGH ANCHOR OF HOPE LODGE, No. 734. Meets every Thursday evening in Terrace Good Templar Hall. Lodge Deputy —James Alexander, 8 Abbey street. MOSSVALE LODGE, No. 831. Meets every Monday evening in the Lesser Good Templar Hall. Lodge Deputy— James G. M'Kerracher, 5 Ralston terrace. CHRISTOPHER NORTH LODGE, No. 875. Meets every Thursday evening in the Wilson Hall, 40 High street. Lodge Deputy—Samuel M. Muir, 14 Wardiop street. WALLNEUK LODGE, No. 928. Meets every Tuesray evening in the Lesser Good Templar Hall. Lodge Deputy— J. Campb'rll, 9 Argyle street. HAND-IN-HAND LODGE, No. 224. Meets every Wednesday evening in the Free Gardeners' Hall, Queen street. Lodge Deputy, Francis Picken, 6 Buchanan terrace. Sons of Temperance Friendly Society. Rock of Safety Division, No. 316. W.F., William Keid, 33 Gauze street. Treasurer, Edward Cassidy, 1 Storie street. F. Scribe, David M' Alpine, 4 Bute buildings. B.I)., Henry Harper, 23 Argyle street. Meets every alternate Friday evening in Tei-race hall. Good Templar buildings, at 8 o'clock. Total Abstinence Society. Office-Beareks. President—James Winning. Secretary—W. M. Stevenson, 22 Broomlands. Treasurer—Robert Houston, 16 Thread street. Collector- -Thomas Hodgson. Honorary Vice-Presidents. Rev. Dr. Hutton. Rev. John Porteous, Robert Bird. Dr. Henderson, LL.D. George Clazy. James Johnston. Alex. Wilson. W. F. Mills. H. H. Smiley. Robert Dunlop. Ebenezer Ritchie. Archd. Fairlie. W.N. Challice. Ex-Provost Clark. Alex. Mm'doch. Vice-Presidents. Henry Noble., A. Erskine, and Robert Turner Committee. James Weir. James CuUen. William Buchanan. James Carrick. Gavin Couper. Thomas Hodgson. J. Browning. William Thomson. W. M. Stevenson. James Small. M. Slater. W. H. Whitson. W. Rolland. James M'Lean. R. Winning. Paisley United Abstainers' Club. Meets every Saturday evening in the Royal Oak, Moss street. Secretary — Fian'cis Muii-, 6 Buchanan terrace. 214 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Women's Christian and Abstinence Association. Honorary President—^Iys. Ste-\vart Clark, Kilnside. Honorary Vice-President—Mrs. Arthur, Barshaw. President—Mrs. Dalziel, Greenlaw terrace. Vice-Presidents—Mrs. T. W. M'Alpine, Mrs. A. Coats, Mrs. F. Martin, Mrs. J. Weir, Mrs. Harpei-, Mrs. R. Parlane. Treasuret^—Miss Carswell, Oakshawhead. Sea^etary-Miss Coats, Hayfield, Castlehead.

Philanthropic Temperance Association. President — Robert Cochrane, 13 Sandholes. Treasurer—James M'Fadyen. Secretary—"Walter Kirk, 13 Sandholes. With TAvelve of a Committee. Hall-keeper—A. Dunsmore, 40 High street. Meets every Saturday evening in the Wilson Hall, High street, at 7.30 p.m.

National Anti - Gambling League. PAISLEY BRANCH. Hon. President—Colonel T. G. Coats. Hon. Vice-Presidents. Provost M'Gown. William Dunn, M.P. Rev. Principal Huttrn, D.D. Stewart Clark. Oliver Flett, D.D. Peter Eadie. Alex. Macmillan. J M. M'Callum. J. B.Dalgety. T. F. Reid. Alex. Wilson. Jamts Clark. President—William Crawford. Vice-Presidents—R. T. MacCowan and John ]Muir. Secretary—John Gladstone, jun., 1 Woodside place. Treasurer—George Wallace, 4 Maxwellton street. And a Committee.

INCORPORATED SOCIETIES.

OLD WEAVERS' SOCIETY. Instituted 1702. Boxmaster—James Caldwell. Collector—Wm. Gardner. Old Boxmuster—John E. Murray, Clei^k—Robt. Russell. Officer— Jas. Osborne. Managers—Alex. Paterson, Alexander Fullerton. Robert King, John Fullerton. James B. Lamb, James Gardner, George H Coats, Alexander Jlillar, John Adam, George Hart, aaid James H. Young.

INCORPORATION OF MERCHANTS. Established 1722. fncorporated 1725. Convener—George Hart. Collec or—John E. Murray. New Master—Thomas Graham, ]M.D., and Alex. Fullerton. Old Masters—James Hamilton Dunn, Alexander Jli'lar, John Ross Macgregor, John Fullerton, James Caldwell, and William Gardner. ClerJc—John Abercrombie, 23 High street. Officer—James Osborne.

MALTMEN'S SOCIETY Instituted 1703. Boxmastei—John Harvey. Collector—William Thomson. Clerk—Thomas Walker, writer, ilunicipal buildings.

HAMMERMEN SOCIETY. Instituted 1760. Deacon—James Baldeiston. Collector—Robf-rt Allison. Cle7'k—James Edward Campbell. County place.

GROCERS' COMPANY OF PAISLEY. Preses—James O'Neill. Treasurer—Thomas Graham. ]M.D. Clerk—Jas. H. Dunn. Officer—DaA'id Allison. Directors—James Hamilton, James Jack, James Robertson. Robert Ritchie. Robert ]\racfar- lane, George Masson. Thomas Drennan, George Dobie. James Houston, John E. Murray. — — —

APPENDIX. 215 CO-OPERATIVE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. ft Provident Co -Operative Society (Limited).

1 Established I860. [ President—"W. B. Flockhart, 4 Stow place.

Vice-President—A. R. Pollock, Garthland house. I Secretary — John Russell, 17 Greenhill road. j Registered Office—140 George street. Book-keeper—John Lauchlan—hoiise,The Limes, East Greenlaw, Williamsburgii. j Treasurer and Factor T. H. Lawrie, 139 George street. — i Grocery and Provision Departments Central Store—139 George street—James Rowand, salesman Branches No. 1.—168 George street—John Lauchlan, salesman. No. 2.—68 Love street—Alex. Callander, salesman No. 3.—48 Broomlands—James Stewart, salesman. j No. 4.—20 Lawn street—Richard Sutherland, salesman. j 5. No. —5 Cleopatra buildings, Springbank road—John M'Taggart, salesman. i No. 6. 24 Underwood road—George Hamilton, salesman. — \ No. 7. 78 Broomlands Alexander Smith, salesman. — — ; 8. No. —7 Mill street -Robert White, salesman. .:

No. 9. —110 George street—James Hamilton, salesman. . No. 10.—58 Storie street—Andrew Hunter, salesman. '' No. 11. —51 Caledonia street— Duncan Cook, salesman. No. 12. —Melbourne terrace Archibald Menzies, salesman. — I 13. I No. — M'Kerrell street—James Craig, Sdlesman. i No. 14. —12 New Sneddon—William Young, salesman. ] Reserve Store—139 George street—John Davidson, jun. j Steam Bakery—140 George street—John Curruth, manager. . Fleshing Depaktment. | Central.—138 George street—John Barton, manager. < Branches j No. 2.—7 Love street—W. Tweedale, salesman. No. 3.—48 Broomlands—A. Rose, salesman. ; No. 4.—7 Lawn street—Colin M'Phail. salesman. : No. 6.—21 Underwood—William Hamilton, salesman. >'o. 12. —Melbourne terrace— John M'Lachlan, salesman. .1

Jewellery and Hardware—14 Causeyside—John Sunter, salesman. i

Boot and Shoe Shops ,

14 Causeyside—William Gray, salesman ; and 4S Broomlands— Miss Part, saleswoman. 139 Bread Shop— George street—Miss Murray, saleswoman. I Three or four members retire from the Committee each quarter, after having served for twelve j

months, but are eligible for re-election. !

Equitable Co -Operative Society (Limited), 37 and 38 Great Hamilton Street. Instituted, 1858. Registered, 14th April, 1863. President—Robert Adam. 3 Wardrop street. Secretary— Wra. Ritchie. 2 Richmond place. Treasurer—Alex. Watson, 4 Gladstone terrace. Foiwteen Members of Committee. Central Store—38 Great Hamilton street,—Wm. Craig, salesman. Bakery—37 Great Hamilton street,—John Harper, manager. Butcher's Shop—38 Great Hamilton street.—John Gilmour, salesman. Bread Shop—37 Great Hamilton street,—Miss Tarburn. saleswoman. Boot and Shoe Shop, 37 Great Hamilton street—Wm. Hall, salesman. 2 Bute place,—Walter Paul, salesman. 17 Carriagehill,—Joseph Quin, salesman. 91 Causeyside,— John Christie, salesman.

Co -Operative Manufacturing Society (Limited). President*—Alexander Hutchison. 33 Great Hamilton street, .-ecretary*—John ^Munro. 5 Phillips street. Manager—Alex. M'Naught, 1 Auchentorlie terrace. Cashier—George Meikle, 12 Lylesland. *Term of OfHce, Eighteen Months— elected alternately. Office, 114 Causeyside.

Livingstone Co -Operative Building Society. President—Robert Tiirner. Treasurer—John Lauchlan. The Limes. East Greenlaw, Secretary—Robert Thomson, 1 Park terrace. Underwood road. Six of Committee. Offices, 139 George street. 216 PAISLEY DIEECTORY.

Paisley Equitable Friendly Society.

Instituted 1825. President—John Holms. Vice-President—James Jamieson. Treasurer—William Watt. Secretary—John Arthur, 139 George street. Auditors—Thomas Eowand and Alex. Morrison. Officer—John M'Kutchesion, 8 West Camphell street. Elections of OfiBce-hearers take place half-yearly, in begiuning of June and December.

Scotch Girls' Friendly Society.

Paisley Branch— 3 Forbes place. Hon. President—The Lady Gertrude Cochrane. President—Mrs. Coats, Woodside. Vice-Presidents—Mrs. Arthur, Barshaw; Mrs. Clark, Kilnside. Lodge Superintendent—Mrs. Gentles, Abbey manse Hon. Secretary—Miss Dunn, Woodend Hon. Treasurer—Miss Reid, 2 Garthland place Matrons—Miss J. Ross and Miss A. Whyte.

Evergreen Equitable Friendly Society. Instituted 1833. President—Robert Urquhart. Vice-President—James Greer. Treasurer—Robert Lauchlan. 4 Causeyside stieet. Trustees—R. J. Alexander, N. G. Haran, and Robert Milne. Collector— WWWsaw Lawrie, 139 George street. Secretary — Matthew Hector, 17 Well street. Registered Ofifice—17 Well street.

Paisley Friendly Equitable Funeral Society.

Registered OfiBce (interim)—20 Incle street. President—John Baton, 2 Great Hamilton street.

Treasurer—Duncan M'Nair ; office, 4 Cumberland court. Secretary—B^dhext Urquhart, 20 Incle street. Officer—George Wallace, 38 Lady lane. Poll Meetings held on the fourth Mondays of June and December.

The Scottish Life and Health Friendly Society.

Instituted 1802. Registered Office, 95 High street. President—Robert Balderston. Treasurer—Archibald Nairn. Secretary—T. F. Reid, 95 High street. Trustees—Robert Balderston, M. H. MacKellar, John Robertson, and John M'Whirr. Physician—Thomas Graham, M.D., 3 Garthland place. Law Agent—T. F. Reid. Offiicer and Collector—William Arnott, 5 Meeting-house lane.

Paisley and Suburbs Engine -Keepers' and Firemen's Friendly Society.

Registered Office — 5 Bute terrace, Laighpark. President—Alexander M'Daid, 3 Carbrook street. Treasurer—John Anderson, 17 West Campbell street. Secretary — Robert Scoullar, 5 Bute terrace, Laighpark.

Paisley Working Men's Independent Funeral Society. Instituted in 1858.

President— K, Cowan, 30 Canal Street. Trtasvrer—Wm. Kirkwood, 3 Russell treet. Secretary—A. Colquhoun, 133 George street. Collector—John Wylie, 11 West Campbell street.

Registered Office : 133 George street. APPENDIX. 217

Paisley Free Public Library and Museum. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Provost M'Gown, Convener. Sheriff Cowan. •Tames Clark, Sub-Convener. Rev. J. B. Sturrock. Daniel Macfarlane. George S. Veitch.

Andrew Erskine. . Robert Brown. William Souden. George R. Hislop. James Robertson. John Fullerton. Archibald JIackenzie. George Masson. John Andrews. James Hay. Robert Cochran. William Russell. Robert M'Farlane. Archibald Coats. Three a Quorum. Stated Meetings of Committee on the third Thursdays of February, May, August, and November. SUB-COMMITTEES. Library.— Mr. John Fullerton, Convener; Rev. J. B. Sturrock, Sub-Convener; Messrs. Daniel Macfarlane, Archibald Mackenzie, John Andrews, James Clark, Robert Brown, William Russell, and James Hay. Museum. —Mr. George Masson, Convener; Mr. S?imes'i\a,j, Sub-Convener; James Robertson, Robert M'Farlane, Robert Cochran, William Souden, and Andrew Erskine; Sheriff Cowan; Mes>rs. G. S. Veitch and G. R. Hislop. Picture and Sculpture Galleries. — Mr. John Fullerton, Convener; Rev, J. B. Sturrock, Messis. George Masson, James Hay, and James Robertson. Property. —Mr. John Fullerton, Convener; Andrew Erskine; Messrs.Geortre Masson and William Eu^^ell, and James Hay. The Provost to be Member of each Sub-Committee. Lecture Hall Committee.—The Provost and Magistrates. Curator and Librarian^ Morris Young. Assistant-Curator, J. M. B. Taylor. Assistant-Librarian, J. G. Renfrew. Janitor, Archd. Stewart. Young & Martin, Clerks. LIBRARY. MUSEUM. Reading Room. Mondays, - - 12 noon till 4 p.m. Open daily (except Wednesday) from 10 a.m. Tuesdays, - - 12 noon till 4 p.m., and till 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. till 10 p.m. Wed- from 6 till 9 p.m. nesday, 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. only. Saturday, Wednesdays, - - Closed all day from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. Thursdays, - - 12 noon till 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. till 9 p.m. Lending Department. Fridays, - 12 noon till 4 p.m. Open daily (except Wednesday) from 12 noon Saturdays, - - 12 noon till 9 p.m. till 4 p.m., and 6 p.m. till 9 p.m. Wednes- PICTURE GALLERY. days closed all day. Monday, ----- 12 till 4. Tuesday. 12 till 4 and Reference Department. 7 till 9. Open (to ticket-holders only) daily, except Wednesday, _ _ _ _ Closed. Wednesdays, from 12 noon till 4 p.m., and 6 Thursday, - . _ _ 12 till 4 and p.m. till 9.45 p.m. Wednesdays closed all 7 till 9. day. Friday, 12 till 4. Saturdav, 12 till 9.

Philosophical Institution. Instituted, 1808. Honorary President—James Coats, jun. President— Sheriff Cowan. Vice-Presidents—Rev. A. Henderson, LL.D., F.R A.S., and James Caldwell, F.S.A.S. Secretary—James Gardner, solicitor, 3 County Place. Treasurer—Donald Maclean, National Bank CownciY—Rev. John Crouch, W. F. Gibb, M.D.; G. R. Hislop, F.C.S.; John Woodrow, jun.; Alex. Pottie, Wm. Peattie, James Clark, James Hay, F. Shearer, M.D.; Robert Russell, James B. Stewart, and James Donald. Museum Committee—President, Secretaiy, Treasurer, Mr. Hislop (convener), Mr. Clark, Dr. Shearer, Mr. Russell, and Mr. Donald. Reference Library Committee—President, Secretary, Treasurer, Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Clark (c on- vener). Rev. Dr. Henderson, Mr. Pottie, Rev. Mr. Crouch, Dr. Gibb. Observatory Committee—President, Secretary, Treasurer, Rev. Mr. Crouch, Rev. Dr. Hen- derson (convener), Mr. Woodrow, Mr. Pottie, Mr. Hay, Mr. Stewart, Dr. Shearar. CONA'ENERS OF SECTIONS. Zoological Section — Mr. Pottie. Geological Section—Mr. Clark. Botanical Section—Mr. Woodrow. Astronomical Section—Rev. J. Crouch. 218 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

The Coats Observatory. Oaksham'. Trustees—The Council of the Paisley Philosophical Institution. Committee of Management. Sheriff Cowan. Messrs. James Gardner. Messrs. James Hay, Mr. James Coats. Alex. Pottie. John Wooclrow. Rev. John Crouch. Dr. Shearar. J. B. Stewart. Treasurer—Donald Maclean. National Bank. Convener —Rev. Dr Henderson. Resident Curator—Donald MacLean. Open to Members of Philosophical Institution every lawful day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and from 7 p.m. (or dusk if earlier than 7) to Midnight. Open to Public on Pajonent of Fee of 2d. from 7 to 9. and from half-past 9 to 11 on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, from beginning of September to end of April only. Paisley Art Institute. Constituted 1876. Hon. President—John Poison. Ho7i. Vice-President —Arch. Coats. Honorary Committee. Lord Blythswood. Ex-Provost Clark. John Clark. William Dunn, M.P Ex-Provost MacKean. Stewart Clark. ex-M.P. Provost M'Gown. H. H. Smiley. Thomas Glen Coats. "William Stewart, Hon. Secretary—John A. Rennison. 15 Gilmour street. President—James Caldwell. Vice-President—Robert Smith. Managing Committee.

John Fullerton. I W. B. M'Lpnnan. H. Macdougall.

Charles Hayes. ! James Anderson. Wm. Kennedy. John Millar. James Clark. James Mure. John E. Murray. Kobt. Cochran, jun. A. B. M-Kechnie. Patrick Downie. Secretary and Treasurer—John Anderson, 5 County place. Annual Exhibition of Pictures from about 25th December till end of January. Paisley Art Union. Instituted 1882. Sanctioned by the Board of Trade, under the Act 9 and 10 Vict., cap 48. Committee of Management — James Adam, Robert Cochran, Thomas Glen Coats, John M'Gown, James Caldwell, John Fullerton, William MacKean, Robert Smith, William B. M'Lennan. Hon^ Treasurer and Secretary—Alexander Fullerton, Merksworth. _ Paisley Choral Union. Office-beaeers. Choir-Master—James Barr Vice-Choir-Masfer—R. Greenlees President—T. B. M'Lennan. Vice-Presidents—Hugh Brown and James Donald. Honorary Secretary — John Barr, 81 High street. Assistant Secretaries — James R. Taylor and Neil M'Callum. Treasurer—David Bryce, 133 George street Assistant Treasurer—John C. Bro^^^l LibratHan—William Adam. Assistant 'Librarians—R. Cairns, James Reid, and J. Cunningham. Next Election of Office-bearers in or about the month of June, 1893. Paisley Philharmonic Society For the Study and Practice of Orchestral Music. President—J. S. M'Gallan, 5 Camphil). Vice-Presidents—Samuel Young, Priorj' Park, and R. J. Alexander, 5 Falside. Treasurer—A. M. Macdougall, 4 Whitehaugh terrKce. Secretary—Jas. Robertson, 5 Neilston st. Librarians—Robert M'Nab and Andrew Kelly. Members of Committte—Da,\i(\. Ure, George Dick, James P. Thomson, William Baird, and Robert Barclay. Conductor—James Pa tinson, Mus. Bac, Cantab. Paisley Cemetery Company (Limited). Instituted 1845. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. Thomas Rowat, Governor. DIRECTORS. George Hart. John M'Gown. William Ru«'-eli. D. S. Semple. James Gardner. T. G. AbercrnitViic. John Fullerton. George Masson. J. R. Cunnlnghhm.

I Jam«-s Caldwell. Young & Martin, Secretaries and Treasurers. Robert Reid, Superintendent. .

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The Paisley Tramways Company (Limited). DIEECTOES. Chairman—John M'Gown, banker. Paisley. road, Paisley. John Gilchrist Stewart, AVest Highland I John Forhes Baircl, Greenock Glasgow. Carrying Company, | Alexander Faill, 52 Robertson street. Glasgow. Auditor—A. B. M'Gown, accountant. Paisley. lYeasurer and Secretary—Alexander MacKenzie, writer, 7 Gilmoiu- street. Paisley. Solicitors—M'Innes, MacKenzie, & Lochhead, Paisley. Bankers—The British Linen Company's Bank. Manager—James Y. Millar—house, 10 Incle street. Registered Office ot the Company—7 Gilmour street. Paisley. Traffic Office and Stables—Incle street. Paisley. Paisley Coffee Room Buildings. COMMITTEE OF PROPRIETORS. Convener— Thomas Rowat. Treasurer —J ames Caldwell. /Secretory—James Gardner, Writer, 3 County place. James Caldwell. Matthew Hodgart. Thomas Rowat. James Jack. Francis Martin, John Fullerton. James Gardner. Election of Offlce-Bearers on 1st of June annually. Good Templar Hall Trust. Hall, Dvers' Wynd, Paisley. Office-Bearers for 1893-94. Chairman—\Vm. Muir MacKean. Vice-Chairman—John Reid. Secretary and Treasurer—Roger W, Muir, 23 Moss street. Hallkeeper and Letter—A, Duncan, 17 Wardrop street, or at the Hall. Trustees— Stewart Clark. James M'Lean. Alexander Murdoch. John Poison. John Brown. Allan Coats. James Clark. John Reid. Alexander Lang. Wm. Wotherspoon. James Winning. Robert Paton. Wm. Muir MacKean. John A. Brown. Thomas F. Reid. Roger W. Muir. Peter Coats. James Weir. John Muir. Jas. G. Mackerracher, William Rolland. James Inglis. Henry Harper. Archibald Fairlie. The Duncan Wright Endowment. TRUSTEEiJ (Officiis). H. Cowan. Ff-q., Sheriff-Substitute Mini.-ter First Charge Abbey Parish. Provost M'Gown. Minister Second Charge Abbey Parish. Bailies I'aton. Revs A. M. Lang. Smith. Gavin J. Tait. Fisher. John Porteous. GfiUdie. Ja«. Caldwtll, Boxmaster Old AVeavers' Society. Treas. Wilson. Georse Hart, Convener Merchants' Socieiy. David Young. LIFE TRUSTEES. of Alticry. Macfarlane, Banker. Hugh Wright, I Hueh Treasurer and Clerk— Robert Thomson, Town Cliamberlain. The Peter Brough Bequest Fund. Trutilees. Sheriff Cowan P. M. Brough. Rev. T. Gentles, D.D. G. S. Veitch, J.P. Rev. J. Porteous, M.i^. Jnhn Logan, J.P. Provost M'Gown. James Gardner. Rev. J. B. Sturrock, M.A. Secretary. Treasurer, and Law Agent—James-Gardner, 3 County place. Ladies Committee in connection with the Nursing Branch: —Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Cowan, Mrs,

Gentles, Mrs. MacKean, Mrs. Allan Coats, Mrs. Allison, Miss Barclay {Secretary ), Miss H. Millar. Miss Mackinlay, Miss Jessie Macgregor, Miss Purvis. House Committee—Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Allison. Mrs. Gentles {'^onvener). Alimentary Work—Mrs. Cowan, Miss Purves, Miss Barclay {Convener). Dorcas Infirmary Work—Mrs. Allan Coats (convener), Miss H. Millar, Mi.'s Matkinlay, Miss Jessie Macgregor. Superintendfnt of Nurses—Miss Watson, 38 Oakshaw street. Home—38 Oakshaw street (Oakshaw Free mansp), in affiliation with Quetn Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses. ———— —

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Thos. Glen Coats. Chairman. ' • Very Rev. Canon Chisholm. Rev. John M'Donald. William Souden. James Clark. Daniel Mackenzie. James Winning. Rev. William Low, B.D. Rev. W. M. Metcalfe, D.D. Rev. James Young, B.D. Rev. John Paterson, M.A. Officials. Joint Clerls—Thomas MacRobert, jnn., and Wm. Hutchison. Treasurer—Jno. Anderson. Principal Inspecting Officer—James H. Taylor. The ordinary meetings of the Board are held on the last Thursday of each month, and the Standing Committees hold their ordinarj^ meetings on the preceding Tuesday. Standing Committees of the Boaed. Board in Committee—All the Members of the Board. T. Glen Coats, Convener. Education—All the Members of the Board. Rev. W. M. Metcalfe, D.D., Convener. School Attendance—All the Jlembers of the Board. Rev. James Young, Convener. Finance—All the Members of the Board D. j\Iackenzie, Convener. Property—All the Llembers of the Board. James Clark, Convener. Grammar School and Academy—All the Members of the Board. Rev. John Paterson, Convener. Science and Art and Evening Classes—All the Members of the Board. Rev. W. Low, Convener. Temperance and Good Manners—All the Members of the Board. James Clark, Convener. Religious Instruction—Rev. W. M. Metcalfe, Rev. Wm. Low, Rev. John Paterson, James Clark, Daniel Mackenzie, Wm. Souden, James Winning, Rev. J. Young, Convener.

The Chairman is ex officio a Member of all Committees. The Industrial and Domestic Economy Departments of the Schools are supervised and reported on by Mrs. Arthur, assisted by a Sub-Committee of Ladies.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. SCHOOLS UNDER THE PAISLEY SCHOOL BOARD. Grammar School and Academy. Teachers. Rector—M'-. James Stirling, M.A. Classical Department— Feac? Master—TUe Rector. Junior Masters - Mr. William Taylor, M.A., CM., Mr. James Love, and Mr. Thomas D. Robb, M.A,, CM. English Department—i/eafZi/a^ier—The Rector. Junior Masters—Mi-. William Taylor, M.A., C M., Mr. James Love, and Mr. Thomas D. Robb, M.A.. CM. Initiatory Mistress— '^li%s E. Jack. Assistant— 'Mi&s Maggie Harr, LL.A. Mathematical Department— ^eaf/ Master— ^It. John Hnrdie, M.A. Assistants—Mr. Georga V. Easton, and ^Mr. Duncan P. Gilmour. Modern Languages Department— 3Ions. Jacques Kohn, B-6s-L. Book-keeping, Shorthand and Wilting—Mr. George V. Easton. Science—Mr. John Hardie, M A. Industrial Department- Miss E. Jack. Assistant— 1l.\s,% Maggie Hart. Industrial Mistress—Miss Annie M. MacKenzie. Singing—Mr. Duncan P. Gilmour. Drawing Hud Painting—Mr. Cliarles Hayes, Janitor, Drill Instructor, and Teacher of Gt/mnastics, d:c.— Staff Sergt. A. Murray.

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. 1.—Camphill Public School. Inaugurated 16th April, 1888. Head Master—John Taylor, M.A. Seventh Department. — Master — John Taylor, M.A. Assistants — John C. Sanderson, B.Sc, Science Teacher; William Taylor, Art Teacher; John Mackay. Sixth Department. Master—George Beveridge. Fifth Department. Master—Hugh A. Tulloch. Fourth Department Master—Hugh A. Brown. Third Department. Mistress—Miss Jeanie S. Airlie. Second Department. Mistress—Miss Annabella M. Morton. First Department Mistress—Miss Aenes H. More. Industrial Department. Mistress—Miss Janet Ann Allan. Janitors—'William M'Ginnigle, 17 Wardrop street, and William Thomson, 122 George street. — —— ——

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2. — Ferguslie Public School. Opened 4tli September, 1882. Head 3faster—Wm. Stewart Second Master - James R.Taylor. First Assistant— A.\e-s..VioA^e,r,l\.h.. Second Assistant— A\ityi.Gyii\s:- Third Assistant- Kate Hill. Fourth Assistant— Ka.ie. "Whiteford. First Assistant— Infant Department : —Head Mistress- Janet C. Allison. ^i&ry Todd. Second' Assistant—Lizzie Calderwood. Janitor and Drill Instructor—John Kennedy. 3. — North Public School. Opened 4th September, 1876. Head J/a^ier— Archibald Fairlie, C.T., F.E.I.S. Senior Department—J/asifer—Archibald Fail lie, C.T., F.E.I. S. First Assistant—Dewar G. Robb, C.T. Second Assistant—Archd. M'A. Johnston, M.A., C.T. Junior Department—i/a5?er—John T. Pollock, C.T. Assistant—Miss Jessie Wylie, C.T., Miss Elizabeth Crawford, C.T, and Assistants. Initiatory Department—J/(5i;re.w—]Miss Annie A. Robertson, C.T. Assistants—Wisa Maggie Stevenson, C.T., Miss Lizzie M'Nab. C.T., and Assistants. Industrial Department—Miss Jessie Alexander, C.T. Janitor, Drill Instructor, and Teacher of Gymnastics— \Y\\\\a,m Rodger. 4. —South Public School. Head Master—WWW&m Brownridge, C.T.. F.E.I.S. Senior Department—J/as<

Head Master—Geovs:e Dick, C.T . F.E.I.S.

Senior Department—Jfas^er-Geo. Dick, C.T., F.E.I.S. First Assistani—\f . Ritchie, M.A. "t: Second Assistant—James A. Wilson. Junior Department—i/^sier-John Noble. Ass ista>H—Miss Maiy Hutchison and Assistants. Initiatory Department—i/i5

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9. — Carbrook Street Public School. Master—Andrew Comrie, M.A., C.T. Mistress—Miss Jessie Waterston, CM. Assisfant<—Miss Jeanie Haklane, ex-P.P,, Miss Flora i^nzies, C.T. Janitress—Mrs. Thomas Walmsley, 33 Broomlancls. lO. — Stow Public School. Mistress—Miss Jane Dalziel, C.T. Assista7its— Miss Jane Reid, C.T., and Miss Stevenson, C.T. Janitor—Robert Clark. 11.— Thread Street Public School. Mistress—Mary J. Weir. Assistants—Miss Jessie J. Patrick, Miss L. M. Anderson, Miss Helen C. M'Artliur. Ferguslie (Half -Time) School. Inaugurated 10th January, 1887. Directors—J. & P. Coats Limited, Paisley. Chairman—Peter Coats. Government Year ends 31st Octoher. Teachers. Head Mistress—M 5Iary Anderson. Assistant Teachers—Miss Agnes L. Beveridge, Miss M. M. Mackenzie, Miss M. M. Kyle. Industrial Department—Miss Margaret B. M'Nee. Janitor—James Christie, 97 George street. Accommodation—6 Class Rooms, for 60 in each; total, 360 each day, or 720 in all.

Number on roll at 31st Octobei', 1892, end of Government year, 288 ; average attendance, 127;

Presented at Examination, November, 1892, . . . 94 Passes in Reading, 94 or 100 per cent. Passes in Writing, ...... 94 or 100 per cent. Passes in Arithmetic, ...... 91 or 96-81 per cent.

Average Passes, ...... 9S"94 per cent.

St. Mary's Roman Catholic School, 21 Queen Street. Head Teacher—Miss Maggie Cairnej'. Assistants—Misses Maloy, Brennan, Mitchell, M'Ewan, Desson, Carrigan, and M'Guire. Janitress—Mrs. Carruth, 56 George Street. St. Mirin's Roman Catholic School, 18 School Wynd. Master—P. J. Murphy, C.T. Assistants—Miss Wynne, C.T., Misses M'Ewan, M'Tavish, Murphy, M'Cue, and Tinney. Janitress — Mrs. M. Hallsworth, 16 Incle street. St. Catherine's Roman Catholic School, lO Stow Street. Tho Sisters " Faithful Companions of Jesus,"—residence, St. Margaret's Convent, East Buchanan street. Head Mistress—Miss M ary Norris. Assistants—Miss Jessie M'Donald, C.T. Miss Keenan, C.T.,and Miss Walls. Pupil Teachers—Misses Daly, M'Ghee, and Carrigan. Janitress—Mrs. M'Dowall.

THE JOHN NEILSON INSTITUTION. Opened 2nd April, 18-52. Directors—Sheriff Cowan, Thomas Hodge, Francis Martin, John A. BroAvn, Provost M'Gown, Treasurer Wilson, and Principal Hutton, D.D. Secretary and Treasurer— Jaxaes Gardner, Writer, 3 County place. Head Master—Mr. John G. Thomson, F.E.T.S. First Department—Miss Neil and Miss Scott and Assistants. Second Department—Miss Smith and Assistants. Third Department—Mr. David Hamilton, Master; and Mr. John Little and Assistant*.

Fourth Department—Mr. Alex. Murdoch, B.A. (Lond.j, F.E I.S., Mxtt^r ; Mr. William Gillan, and Assistants. Fifth Department—Sir. John G. Thomson, YJSiA.S.. Master; Mr. John Woodrow, Mr. James Souden, M.A., Mr. David Crilley, and Assistants. Classical and Mathematical Department— Mr. Robert Young, M.A., Master, and As:istants. French and German—M. Simonnaire. Sewing, Knitting, and Cookery—Misses Macdonald and Scott. Drawing—Mr. C. Hayes. Janitor and Teacher of Gymnastics—Co\o\\v-S)QrgQa,VLt J. F. Beacom—house, Neilsoa lodge. ;

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THE PAISLEY EDUCATIONAL TRUST. Instituted, 1889. Governors. Sheriff Cowan. Robert I'aton. Principal Hutton, D.D. Thomas Hodge. Hobert Cnchran, sen. Rev. J. B. Sturrock, M.A. Fra. Martin. David Wilsnn. James Clark. John A. Bi'own. C. Bine Kenshaw, M.P. Very Rev. Canon H.Chisholm Provost M'GoAvn. Rev. W. M. Metcalfe, D.D. James Winning. Clerk and Treasurer—James Gardner, writer, 3 County place.

Government School of Science and Art, Gilmour Street. President—James Caldwell. Vice-President—Robert Smith. Treasurer—John A. Brown. OriUnainj Directors — Provost M'Gown, Bailie Paton, Messrs. Robei't Brown, Archibald Craig, John Ronald, Hugh H. Smiley, Archibald Coats, Thomas Glen Coats, John M. Symington, Matthew Hodgart, and Daniel Macfarlane. Masters — Messrs. Charles Hayes and William Shedden. Secretaries—Messrs. Young and Martin.

Free Breakfast Mission. Office-bearers, 1892-93. Bon. President—Stewart Clark, Kilnside. President—Mrs. James Reid, 2 Royal Terrace. Chairman—Hugh Hamilton, 4 Bank street. Treasurer— }il\ss Agnes Barclay, 5 Greenlaw terrace. Secretary—Miss Jane Bell, 12 Causey.-ade. Mission Hall—109 Causeyside. Keeper—James Neilson, Water Brae (Burgh.)

Meetings : —Breakfast to poor children every Sabbath morning from September to May Siibbath School at 5 p.m.; Evangelistic Meeting every Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock.

Paisley Christian Benevolent Society. Instituted in 1840. Office-Bearers for 1892-93. President—Rev J. B. Sturrock, Free High Church. Vice-Presidents—Ex-Provost Clark and Francis Martin, Writer. Treasurer—W. Pollock, 86 High street. Secretary — John Glover, 7 Buchanan terrace.

Paisley Council, Church of Scotland Young Men's Guild. President — Mr. Archibald Fairlie. Vice-President — Rev. R. M'Clelland. Treasurer— llr. W. K. Allan. Secretary—Mv. Jas. F. M'Callum, 1 Hamilton street. Committee—Revs. J. Eraser and T. P. Milne, M.A., and Messrs. John F. Muir and John Morrison,

Paisley, and John Thomson, jun., Howwood ; with tAvo delegates from each branch within the district, and the Parish and Chapel ^Ministers connected with branches.

Church of Scotland Sabbath School Union for the Presbytery of Paisley. Hon. President—The Rev. the IModerator of Presbytery. President—Robert Paton. Vice-Presidents — W. Herron, Renfrew; Alex. Murdoch, B.A., Paisley; W. Couper Tait,

Busby ; and R. Scmple, Johnstone. Treasurer—Wm. B. Flockhart. Secretary—Archibald Fairlie, Meikleriggs.

With the following Directors appointed by the Presbytery—Revs. George Park, Paisley ; A. F. Burns, Paisley; Peter M'Leod, Neilston; and one member elected by each Sabbath School within the bounds.

High Church Ecclesiastical Trustees. Rev. A. M. Langj, B.Sc, Ex-Officio. Robert BroAvn. Alex. M'Kechnie. James Gibb. James Edward Campbell. Daniel Mackenzie. Andrew Stewart. Robert Henderson. George t^. Mackenzie. John G. Thomson. James A. Lyle. John Rae. Matthew White. Chaiinnan—Mr. George S. Mackenzie. Clerk—Mr. Thomson, Meikleriggs. ; ,

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POLITICAL CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS.

Paisley Liberal Club. Hon. President—Ex-Provost Cochran. President—John M. M'Callum. Vice-Presidents—James Barr and Peter Eadie. Treasurer—Thomas Kerr. Secretary — Thomas Fulton Reid, 95 High street, General Committee—Robert Macfee, Andrew Fisher, John Loehhead, John Glover, James Donald, William Welsh, Alexander Reekie, Robert VVhite, Andrew Craig, Alexander Morrison, James Drennan, Alfred M'Naughton, William Bis and, Alexander Borland, and John Nicolson. Club House—90 High street. Janitor—F. C. Dinwoodie.

Paisley Liberal Association. Honorary President — William Dunn, M.P. President—Colonel Thomas Glen Coats. Vice-Presidents—Rev. Principal Hutton. Provost M'Gown, ex-Provost Cochran, Treasurer Wilson Ex-Bailie M'Kellar, Ex-Bailie Masson, Ex-Bailie Smith, John M. M'Callum, John Millar John A. Brown, George H. Brown, R. M. Paterson, James Wallace, John Adam, Allan Coats, Peter Eadie, and Campbell Houston. Secretary—Alfred M Naughton, wiiter. 9-5 High street, Paisley. Treasurer— John Loehhead, Gleniffer view, Calside. And an Executive Committee of about 40 members.

Paisley Liberal and Radical Unionist Association. Offlce-Bearers for 1893. President—John Clark, Gateside. Vice-Presidents— Stewart Clark, of Kilnside. Ex-Provost Clark, of Chapel. Archibald Coats, of Woodside. John P. KeiT, Dargavel. Jolin Poison, of Westmount. Ex-Provost MacKean, Garthland place. Hugh H. Smiley, of Gallowhill. Ex-Bailie Dobie, Castlehead. John Fullerton, of Merksworth. Peter Jack, Castlehead. Peter Coats, jun., Garthland place. J. M. Symington, Oakshaw house. Donald Fraser, M.D. William Muii' MacKean, Milton house. John Logan, Westerfield. Ex-Bailie Cochran, Greenlaw, Rev. Andrew Elder, Meikleriggs. Chairman—Archibald Coats, of Woodside. Secretary and Treasurer—William Walker, Writer, Municipal buildings Half-yearly meeting held in April. Annual meeting, at which office-bearers are elected, held in October.

Paisley Conservative Association. Instituted March, 1878. OFFICE-BEAREES. Honorary Presidents—His Grace the Duke of Abercorn, K.G.; The Lord Ernest W. Hamilton; Sir Michael R. Shaw-Stewart, Bart.; Lord Blythswood; C. Bine Eenshaw, M.P., F.G.S., and R. Mure M'Kerrell.

Honorary Vice-Presidents— YfiWiSixn Bow, Dun score ; George Hamilton, J.P.. of Blackland; ex-Councillor W. Y. Fleming; Ex-Provost Brown, F.S.A., J P., of Underwood; C. W. Cayzer, M.P., of Ralston; J. B. Richardson, Saucel; F. W. Wotherspoon, Maxwellton. President—Archibald Craig, J P., Gateside.

Vice-Presidents—Sir Henry Doulton ; ex-Bailie Caldwell, F.S A., of Craigielea ; Colonel Millar, Garthland place; John Swan, Causeyside; William Abercrombie, jun.. Greenlaw drive;

Thomas Graham, M.D., Garthland place ; George Hamilton, jun ., of Blackland ; James

A. MacKean of Maryfield ; Thomas MacRoberr, jun., 2 Calside terrace ; Wm. Wilson,

Brabloch ; Andrew Allice, East Greenlaw ; Alexander M'William, Egypt park ; T. G. Abercrombie, Redholme; Bailie Brough, Millarston; W. F. Dobie, Edgmont; Stewart

Ewing, Niddry street; Alexander Fullerton, Milliken Park ; ex-Bailie Goudie, High street James Marshall of Mavisbmk; P. K. Millar, Mansfield place; William Paterson Roj-^al terrace; James Pattinson, Royal terrace; Wm. Worthington, Ingleside; Jas. Ross, Castlehead. Secretary — Alexander Macfarlane, 9 Wellraeadow. Treasurer—AM^ve^ Allice, East Greenlaw Drive. Ward Chairmen—1st, A. B. Maxwell, 40 Millarston; 2nd, John Bowes, Park terrace; 3rd, P. K.

Miller, 4 Mansfield place ; 4th, William F. Dobie, Castlehead; 5tli, Stewart Ewing, 23 Niddry street. ; ;

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The Beaconsfield Club. Instituted July, 1880. A Political Club in connection with the Unionist party, and designed to promote its objects Patrons—Duke of Argyll, K.G., K.T.; Duke of Abercorn, K.G.; Duke of Montrose, K.T.; Marquis of Bute, K.T.; Marquis of Lome, K.T.; Earl of Home. Honorary President—Lord Blythswood of Bljthswood. Honorary Vice-Presidmt—William Abercrombie. Honorary Life Members—R. Mure M'Kerrell, of Hillhouse; William Bow, Dunscore; John Maclachlan, Saucelbank; G. Ludovic Houstoun, of Johnstone Castle; J. C. Cuninghame, of Craigends. President—Thomas MacRobert, jun. Vice-Presidents — Andrew Allice and D. A. Morrison. Hon. Treasurer—Thomas Allice. Hon. Secretary- Alex. Macfarlane, 9 Wellmeadow. Directors—WiWl&va. M'AlUster, John Shirley, H. S. Edmonds, W. F. Dobie, Stewart Ewing, William Bowie, and James Cunningham.

West Renfrewshire Conservative Association. President—Sir M. R. Shaw SteM'art, Bart., Ardgowan. Vice-Presidents — Lord Blythswood of Blythswood; Col. Robert King. Levernholm, Hurlet;

Robert Binnie, Gourock ; Henry Macdowall, Garthland, Lochwinnoch.

Executive—Convener, H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip ; Sub-Convener, Henry Macdowall of Garthland Hon. Treasurers, Neil Robson, Kilmalcolm, and H. B. Dunlop of Arthurlie. Secretary—Robert Stevenson, Writer, 99 High street, Paisley. Parliamentary Debating Association. Speaker—^T. J. Melvin. Chairman of Committees—Samuel Dougall. Treasurer—D. A. Morrison. Clerk—Joseph Black, jun., 16 Moss street. Primrose League. ABERCORN HABITATION, No. 666. Office-Beakers. Ruling Councillor—Miss M'Kean. Treasurer—Miss Cunningham, Stanley place Chief Secretary—Mrs. Graham, 3 Garthland place. Auditors—^Miss Johnstone, of Glenpatrick, and Miss Houstoim, of Johnstone Castle. First Ward. Warden — Mrs. Bow, Castlehead. Sub- Warden — Miss Currie, South Orr street. Secretary—Miss M. I. Dobie, I Forbes place. Second Ward. Warden—Mrs. Hamilton, Blackland. Sub-Warden—Miss Braid, 9 Orr square, Secretary—Miss H. C. Graham, 3 Garthland place. Third Ward. Warden—Mrs. Burns, 7 Garthland place. Sub-Warden—Miss Somerville, Stevenson street. Secretary—Miss Ingram, 3 Hillview place. Fourth Ward. Warden—Mi's. Allison, Cartvale. Sub-Warden—Mrs. R. F. Craig, Caversbank. Secretary—Miss M'Andrew, New Sneddon. Fifth Ward. Warden—lAva. Gardner, Dunrod, Greenlaw. Sub- Warden—Mrs. Paterson, 2 Royal terrace. Secretary—Miss Graham, 3 Garthland place. Women's Liberal Association. PAISLEY AND DISTRICT. President—Mrs. Glen Coats. Vice-Presidents—Mrs. Dunn, Wetherby Gardens, London ; Mrs. Coats, Ferguslie

Mrs. Wotherspoon, Maxwellton ; Mrs. Young, Priory Park. Executive—Mrs. Allan Coats, Chairwoman; Mrs. Millar, Vice-Chairwoman; Mrs. J. M. M'Callum, South Park, Ho7i. Treasurer; Miss Henderson, Castlehead, Hon. Secretary; and a Committee. Juridical Society. Instituted 3rd June, 1885. Office- Beareks. Honorary President— 'Q^x^ Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute of Renfrewshire. PresttZaii—John M. Lang, M.A., LL.B., writer. Vice-President—John Abercrombie, wi'iter. Secretary and Treasurer—William Hutchison, writer. County buildings. Paisley. Board of Directors—The Hon. President, the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary, Alex. M'Allister, William Bowie, W. R. Finlator. The ordinary meetings of the Society are held within the Library, County buildings. Paisley, during the months of November to March inclusive, on Monday evenings, at half-past seven o'clock. P 226 X^SZ^IGrlOTTS

Ministers. Precentors.

Church of Scotland. Thomas Gentles, D.D. (1st J. Barratt, Mus. Bac.

Abbey Church, Charge), Abbey manse. Oxon. , organist & Abbey close. J. B. Dalgety (2nd Charge), choirmr., Sunnyside. Crossflat House.

Gaelic (St. Columba), David Johnstone, Glenview, Thomas Gray. Oakshaw street. Potterhill.

Greenlaw Church Walter Edward Lee, M.A., H. Barr, jun. , choirmr. (Abbey Parish.) Greenlaw drive. Albert Barratt, harmoniumist. High Church, Church- A. M. Lang, B.Sc, High Church James Fleming. hill. manse. Martyrs' Church, William Low, B.D., Martyrs' James Waddell. Broomlands. manse, Castlehead.

Middle Church, George Park, 2 Garthland place. J. Roy Eraser, organist ChurchhiU. and choirmaster North Church, James Young, B.D., North Love street. manse, Love street.

'St. George's Church, A. Fyfe Burns, M.A., 7 Garth- Miss M. W. Thomson, ^ George street. land place. organist. Joseph Bryce, choir- master (voluntary). South Church, W. M. Metcalfe, D.D., South Robert B. M'MiUan. Neilston street. manse, Castlehead. Free Church. Free Gaelic Church, William M'Pherson, Park place, Malcolm Gillies (vo- Shuttle street. Calside. luntary). Free High Church, James B. Sturrock, M.A., manse, Vacant. Orr square. 29 Oakshaw street. Free Martyrs' Church Alexander Macmillan, manse, William H. Gibson. 77 Broomlands. Castlehead. Free Middle Church, James Rennie Caird, manse, Allan Craig. School wynd. Calside. Free St. George's, Gavin J. Tait, M.A., Free St. Albert Holroyd, A. CO. 36 New street. manse, Blackball. organist and choirmr. Sherwood Free Church Hugh Black, M.A, Nether Vacant. Glasgow road. Park, Calside. Free South Church, John Paterson, M.A., manse, A. M. Macdougall. 75 Causeyside. Calside. Free Oakshaw-street, George Clazy, Ecclestoun, Hugh M. Macfee (volun- 93 Oakshaw street. Castlehead. tary). U.P. Church. Abbey Close, A. Henderson, LL.D.,F.R.A.S., Daniel M. Wilson. 16 Abbey close. Ashgrove, Castlehead. William Hutchison, (voluntary)

Canal Street, George Clark Hutton, D.D., John Eadie (voluntary). Canal street. Mount Pleasant.

1 Treasurer of Session — Alex. M'Kechnie, Court Buildings. 2 Clerk to Trustees — Thomas Kirk, 5 Ferguslie Buildings. ) r> £2 JN" O 3VE I :Df Jk. T I O T^ S 227

Secretary or When Number Church Ofpiceks. Treasurer. of Session -Clerk. Built. Sittings.

Jas. Adams, 11 Abbey George Beveridge, 2 Walter King, 4 Gil- 1160 965 close. Mansfield place mour street.

Mrs. Robertson, 14 Thos. Gray, 12 Well Jas. Baird, 5 Stow 1793 1143 Oakshaw street street. street. James Anderson, 3 John R. M'Lean, 10 Edward Swan, 10 1889 ^20~ Auchentorlie place. Whitehaugh terrace Whitehaugh ter- race.

Robert Arthur, 14 J. G. Thomson, Strat- J. G. Thomson, Strat- 1754 1300 Oakshaw street. tonville, Meikleriggs tonville, Meikleriggs. completed John Ritchie, 4 East Arch. Fairlie,Enrick- James Graham, Dun- 1835 850 lane, Fergnslie {int. dale, Meikleriggs.^ daff, Craw road. Andrew Tannahill, William Peattie, 2 William Peattie, 2 1781 924 17 Wardrop street. Gilmour street. Gilmour street. Renl885 James Aitken, 29 Daniel M'Allister, 29 William Reid, 33 1834 725 Glen street. Glen street.^ Gauze street. Rebl888

James Osborne, 7 A. Murdoch, Gallow- A. Murdoch, Gallow- 1820 1606 George street. lea, Meikleriggs.^ lea, Meikleriggs.

Alex. Weatherstone, Hugh M'Kenzie, Robert Paton, Wester 1836 832

2 Alexandria place. Causeyside.^ lea ho. , Sunnyside.

Duncan M'Kellar, 11 Archd. Smith, 63 William Dobbie, 14 1843 450 West Buchanan st. George street. Oakshaw street. David Livingstone, 3 A. Craig Muir, Ivy- Alexander Main, 7 1845 1020 John street. bank, Oakshaw st. Greenlaw terrace. James Lang, 9 Sand- D. Hamilton, Belle- Wm. Baird, 79 High 1847 800 holes. vue, Meikleriggs.^ street.

George Macfarlane, Lachlan M'Kinnon, Matthew Muir, i 1844 "1050 19 School wynd. 2 Whitehaugh ter. Janefield place Rehl863 James Carruth, 38 A. F. Graham, Cruach John Boyd, Park Ho. 1844 836 '' New street. Lussa, Castlehead. Oakshaw. George Carruth, 1 Wm. Brown, Burnetta R. D. CaldweU, 9 1892 803 Williamsburgh cottage Glen lane. Robert Clark, 13 James Robertson, Hamilton Crawford, 1846 700 ^ Stow street. Maxionfield. 1 Royal terrace.

Robert Cochrane, 13 Thos. Scott, 86 High st. A. Gardner, Gilmour st. 1810 650 J. Glover, 7 Buchanan ter. San dholes. Thos. Scott, 86 High St.

James Grant, 23 J. R. Taylor, Heath- John A. Brown, More- 1827 800 Abbey street cot, Stanley drive. dun, Stanley road.

John Muir, 10 John Wilson, Brown- Jas. More, 17 Moss 1781 800 Ladv lane. heath. Craw road. street.

3 Secr.-tary to Trustees — Dan el M'Allister, 29 Glen street. 4 Secy, and Treasurer to Trustees s —James Hay, 10 High street. Clerk to Trustees and Managers—J^. R. Macgregor, Lonend cottage. «Clerk to Deacon's Court—William Baird, 79 High street. ^ Clerk to Deacons' Court—Thomas Kerr Camnethan villa. « Clerk to Deacon's Court—Willi; m Fcbin, 23 George street. 228 X^SlLiIOIOXTS

Ministers. Precentoes.

U. P. Church—con. George street, Andrew Elder, The Grange, Alex, Andrew, M.A. 21 George street Meikleriggs.

Oakshaw street, John Porteous, B.D., Carron- Alexander Macdonald, 50 Oakshaw street. vale, Glasgow road. harmoniumist.

St James' Church, W. Ainslie Walton, B.D., St. Wm. Agate, organist Underwood road. James manse, Castlehead and choirmaster. Thread Street, Andrew G. Fleming, Gowanlea, James Pattinson, Mus.

9 Thread street. Castlehead. Bac. , Cantab, organist.

Mossvale Church, David Hall, 9 Buchanan terrace. Andrew Kelly, jun. Greenock road.

Lylesland Church, John M'Coll, M. A., 2 Lylesland J. L. Stevenson, A.C. Stock street. terrace.

Reformed Presbyterian Robert Dunlop, Ardgowan cot- John Barr (voluntary). Church, Storie st. tage, Blackhall. Original Secession, Ebenezer Ritchie, Marchmont, John Scott (voluntary). 3 Wellmeadow. PotterhiU

George Street JSajytist Joseph Farquhar, M. A., 3 Lyles- Walter Knox (volun- Chapel, 154 George land terrace. tary). street.

Storie Street Baptist Oliver Flett, D. D. , Greenieholm, H. Macleod Fulcher. Chapel, 43 Storie Calside. street.

Victoria Place Baptist John Crouch, 1 Janefield place. William Coats, jun., Chapel, Lady lane. (voluntary).

Congregational Church W. N. Challice, Congregational James Spence, har- School wynd. Church manse, Glasgow road. moniumist (volun.). Evangelical Union Alexander Wilson, 59 Causey- James Smith. Chapel, 21 New side. street.

Primitive Methodist J. J. Lawrence, The Manse, St. Jas. Monaghan (volun, ), Church, St. James James street. street.

St. Mirin's B.C. Hugh Canon Chisholm, 2 East John M'Ewan, organist. Chapel, 3 East "Bu- Buchanan street. chanan street. St. Mary's B.C. John M 'Donald, 73 George Wm, Brennan, choirmas. Chapel, George st. street. Miss M. Desson, organist

Trinity Episcoptal W. F. Mills, The Parsonage, Allan Bell, jun. Church, St. James pi. Greenock road. Christ's Episcopal Wm. Warder, 4 Greenlaw ter- James Caldwell (volun- Church, Brown pi. race, Glasgow road. tary). Nexv " Jerusalem Church Louis A. Slight, Castlehead. B. E. Cadman. George street.

—. Z> S X^ O 2VE I3NJ.ATIO]>JS. 229 Wiien Secrktaby or Tkeasdker. Church Officeks. Session- Clerk. Built.

1822 James Cook, 13 Barr Robert Hamilton, 20 Thomas Donald, 43 street Newton street. Lady lane. Wm. Arnot, 4Meet- John Caldwell, 24 John M 'Gown, Wood- 1824 infif-House lane. Canal street. lands, Galside. David Allison, 3 Jas. Robertson, Salis- John Adam, Nor- 1884 ^ Underwood road. bury lo. , Meikleriggs. well, Castlehead James Dalziel, 31 Daniel Black, 3 J. B. Wotherspoon, 1808 Thread street. Greenlaw terrace Sunnyside. Thomas Kiddell, 16 Robert Scott, Macfar- James M'Naughton, 1884 Mossvale street. lane street.^ 2 Clydeview ter.

Jas. Galletly, 3 Ricli- Alexander Watson, Joseph J. Mackellar, 1885 mond place. 4 Gladstone terr.^ Fereneze view, Mary street.

Thomas Earl, 66 John Barr, 2 Gordon Jno. Caldwell, Elliston 1868

Causevside. pi. , King st. (west). cottage, Howwood. Andrew Howe, Francis Davidson, 46 Robert C. Begg, Jane- 1892 75 High street. Moss street.^ field place.

J. Ginn, 152 George Findlay F. Picken, 3 Walter Knox, 53 1860 street. Stirling street. Storie street.

H. Stevenson, 10 Thomas Smith, 10 George H. Coats, 1798 Union street. Broomlands. Castlehead, and George Barr, 8 Orr st.

George Wallace, 38 T. Fulton Reid, Bazel- Allan Coats, Hay- 1867 Lady lane. wood, Castlehead. field, Castlehead. William M'KiUop, J. T. Hellyer, Ingle- Hugh Harper, Oak- 1887 22 Argyle street. field, Glasgow road. shawhead house.

Robert Pollock, 31 James Brown, 1 Cross- CharlesJeffrey , Ingle- 1737 Thread street. flat terrace. field, Glasgow rd.

Alexander M'Lean, John Cashmore, 1 Geo. Muir, 2 Cross- 1820 28 St. James st. Greenlaw terrace. flat terrace. Renl887

T. Downie, 4 East 1808 Buchanan street.

James Carruth, 56 1891 George street

James Moran, 1 John- B. Faulkner, 10 St. E. W. Shurben, 1 1833 ston street James street. Buchanan terrace.

George Crowe, 10 J. Caldwell, 74 Love Thomas Hazlett, 32 1887 Underwood road. street. Well street. T. Alexander, 12 James Murray, The W. Caldwell, Elton 1831 George street. Mound, Castlehead. villa, Calside. i Clerk to Managers—W. K. Unlator, 12 High street. ^ Session Clerk—William Reid, 18 Well st Secretary to Managers—W. Brown, Braehead cottage, Meikleriggs. •* Congregational Clerk— Pavid Begg, btratliview, Potterhill. — —

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Sabbath School Union. Office-beaeees foe 1893-94. President—John Taylor, M.A. Vice-Presidents—James Parlane and David Buchanan. Treasurer—Alex. Lang, 31 High street. Secretaries—George L. Muir, 2 Crossflat terrace, and John Hawley, 97 High street, Directors. John M'Dougal. John Glover. Wm. Drennan. John Brown. Alex. Gardiner. Roger W. Muir. Allan Coats. Archd. Fairlie. George G. Kirk. James Paterson. John F. Baird. Thomas F. Reid. J. M. Sjnnington. James Jack. Hugh Harper. John Macalaster. Sabbath School Societies. Baptist George Street. Established Soiith. Methodist. „ Storie Street. „ St. George's. U.P. Abbey Close. „ Victoria Place. Evangelical Union. ,, Canal Street. Congregational. Free Gaelic. „ George Street. Episcopal, Trinity. High. „ Lylesland.

,, Christ's Evangelical „ Martvrs'. „ Mossvale. Established Abbey. „ Middle. ,, Oakshaw Street. High. Oakshaw (R.P.). „ St. James'. „ Martyrs'. „ Sherwood. „ Thread Street. „ Middle. South. Country School, Inkermann. North. „ St. George's, Election of Office-bearers takes place annually in March.

Young Men's Christian Association. The objects of the Association are :

1st, The formation and maintenance of Branches meeting on Sabbath morning for Prayer and Religious Improvement. 2nd, The Instituting of Classes for Literary and Educational purposes. 3rd, The carrying on of Mission Work. The different Branches meet in the following places on Sabbath mornings at Ten o'Clock : Free Oakshaw Branch, in Oakshaw Free Church Hall. Free South Branch, in the Free South Church Hall. Free High Branch, in the Brough Memorial Hall. Canal Street Branch, in Canal Street U.P. Church Hall. St. James' Branch, in St. James' U.P. Church Hall. Wallneuk Branch, in Wallneuk Mission Hall. Mossvale Branch, in Mossvale U.P. Church Hall. Victoria Place Baptist Branch, in Victoria place Hall. Free St. George's Branch, in the Free St. George's Hall. Thread Street U.P. Branch, in Church Committee Room. Free Martyrs' Branch, in Free Martyrs' Hall. Sherwood Free Church, in Shei'wood Hall. John M. M'Callum's and "William Crawford's Class meets in Gentlemen's Chorus Room of Clark Hall at 5 p m. Office-Beaeees. Hon.-President—Thomas Glen Coats, Hon.- Vice-Presidents— SteM-art Clark. Sheriff Co-wan. Provost M'Gown. Ex-Provost Clark. J. M. M'Callum. Samuel Dougall Peter Coats, jun. Francis JIartin. Peter Eadie. Geo. H. Coats. Roger W. Muir. And all Ministers of Christian denominations. President—John Gladstone, jun., 1 "Woodside place. Vice-Presidents — Robert Risk and Frank Wotherspoon. Recording Secretary—Robert Y. Howie, 7 Lawn ^tl eet. Corresponding Secretary—Robert Gladstone. 1 Woodsif^e place. Treaswrer—James Renfrew, jun., Helena villa, Greenock road. Conveners of Committees. Branch Visiting—Wm. Pollock. Branch Extension—Wm. Crawford. Mission and Temperance—George Wallace, jun. Finance—James Renfrew, jun. Educational and Lecture—John M'Donald. Recreation—Robt. Risk. APPENDIX. 231 TRADE SOCIETIES. PAISLEY TRADES' COUNCIL. President—Winitmi Brown. Vice-President—John Wallace. Treasurer—Andrew Hammond. Secretary—Thos. Loudon, 26 Well street. WOMEN'S FEDERAL UNION.

President—Miss Agnes Gardner. Treasurer—Miss Mary Wylie. . Secretary—Andrew Dodds, 11 Barclay street. SCOTTISH CLERKS' ASSOCIATION—PAISLEY DISTRICT. \ of each in the Royal Oak, street, at Meets on the First Wednesday month Moss 8.30p.m. !

chairman of Committee—H. Macpherson, jun., Walmer- cottage, Meikleriggs. ! Steward—James Pinkerton, 43 High street. j AMALGAMATED SLATERS' SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. P7'esident—William Wilson. Secretary—James Mair, 6 Moss street. Treasurer—John M'Farlane, Stevenson street. PAISLEY TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. ' President—John Neilson. Vice-President—Robert Barclay. Treasurer—John Kent, 2 Ralston terrace Secretary—Thomas Loudon, 26 Well street. CARTERS' FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

President—Andrew Biaidwood. Vice-President—Samuel Steel. i

Treasurer—John Howie. Secretary—Thos. Donald. .._ i Committee Rooms—43 Lady lane. Weekly Meetings every Saturday. j Annual election of Office-hearers in March. | OPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS' OF SCOTLAND SOCIETY (PAISLEY BRANCH). j Collector and Treasurer—David M'Lean, 2 Christie street. i ASSOCIATED CARPENTERS AND JOINERS (PAISLEY BRANCH). J President—Alexander Provan, 15 Argyle street. j Treasurer Archibald Johnston, 138 George street. Secretary-—Alex. Eccles, 80 Broomlands. — ] MOULDERS' ASSOCIATION—PAISLEY BRANCH. President—Matthew Slater, 25 Glen street. Secretary—George Robertson,! Albert street. j Treasurer—Daniel Adam, 36 Underwood road. Check Steward—Wm. Manwell. 16 Well street.

'< Election of Secretary takes place annually in July ; other Office-bearers elected half-yearly in January and July. PAISLEY AND RENFREWSHIRE ASSOCIATION OF MASTER PAINTERS. President—J. K. Hunter. Secretary and Treasurer—James Alexander, 5 George street. OPERATIVE BAKERS' FRIENDLY AND PROTECTIVE SOCIETY. President—John Dickie, Whitehaugh terrace, Glasgow road. Secretary—Hugh Kennedy, 5 Neilston street. Treasurer—James Kerr, 15 Glen street. Office-bearers elected in May and November.

PAISLEY WINE, SPIRIT, AND BEER TRADE ASSOCIATION. 1 Instituted 1871. i

President—James Cochran. Vice-President—A. C. Pirie. i

Treasurer—Henry Grunewald, Cross. Secretary—W. F. Finlator, writer, 12 High street. I Office-bearers elected at annual meeting in June,

, PAISLEY UNITED FLESHERS' SOCIETY. |

Board of Dikectoes. i Presidejit—George M. Young Vice-President—William Souden. Treasurer—John Lang, 54 Caledonia street. Secretary—James Scarlett. 54 Causey side street. | Directors—President, Vice-P-esident, Sectretary, and Ireasurer; Messrs. Allan Taylor, John ' Peter Millar, James Smith, M'Allister, James Craig, Allan Watson, Rennie, Wm. j

and William S. Leitch. \ Law Agent—Alexander M'Allister, writer, 48 Moss street. ' ORNITHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS. Paisley Ornithological Association. Hon. President—John Clark, of Curling hall, Largs, and Gateside, Paisley. President—Andrew Richmond. Vice-President—James Millar, Mossvale. Secretary—William M'Nair, jun., 28 St. James street. Treasurer—George Richmond, Ivanhoe place. Back Sneddon street. Collector—David Allison, 3 Underwood road. Committee. Allan Glen. Hugh Walker. Alex. Jamieson. Robert Milton. Jno. Templeton, jr. D. Todd. James .M'Ewan. Matthew Kough. James Paterson. James Raeside. James Paton. John Goldie. ;

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Paisley and Renfrewshire Poultry and Pigeon Association. Honorary President—Lord Blythswood, Blythswood. President—Allan Glen. Vice-President—Allan Marshall Treasurer—James Paton Secretary—George Archibald, jun., 11 Argyle street, Paisley. Collector—George M'Farlane. COMMITTEK. Poultry Section—Matth.&yf B. Rough, James Raeside, Michael Pottle, Hugh Arndle, James Carlile. Pigeon Section—Archibald Eaglesim, Alexander M'Nair, Thomas Love, William Carlin, James Laidler.

District Committee-—John Stevenson, Thos. Scott, Barrhead ; M. L. Frame, George Hamilton, Neilston; Andrew Brodie, Inchinnan Bridge; Alexander Maule, Johnstone;

Andrew Carnduff, Barrhead ; Matthew Gilmour, Inchinnan : Jas. Dickie, Yoker Hugh Aitken, Bridge of Weir; Davie Ross, Howwood; William Speir, Loch-

winnoch ; John Taylor, Johnstone ; John Ritchie, Kilbarchan ; Robt. Strang.

Paisley road ; William Crawford, Greenock. Next Election of Office-bearers, middle of January, 1893. Annual Exhibition and Competition, confined to Renfrewshire, takes place on the second Saturday of November. Paisley Old Canine Society. Hon. President—A, A. Speirs of Elderslie.

President—W. J. Hamilton. Vice-President—i . F. King. Treasurer—A. W. Keith. Secretary—James Farquhar, 43 Mill street. Paisley Kennel Club. President — Alex. Harvej' Mitchell. Vice-Presidents—D. T. Hutchison and J. H. Bain. Treasurer—Robert Wilson, jun. Hon. Secy, and Collector—James M'AUister, 30 Thread st. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETIES. Paisley Horticultural Society. Office-Beareks. Honorary President—William Dunn, M.P. President—William M'Alpine, Maida, Greenlaw. Vice-President—Alexander Carnochan. Treasurer—Alex. Macfarlane, 9 Wellmeadow. Secretary—Robert Macfee, 3 Moss street. Directors. Gardeners. Henry Maxwell, Ralston. Dougal Macdougal, Speirsfield. Alexander Baird, Chapel house. William Cameron, Ferguslie park. John Forrest, Gateside. William M'lver, Gallowhill. Duncan Macdonald, Ferguslie. Duncan Murdoch, Southbar. James Maxwell, Barshaw. W. M. Moir. John MacAulay, 41 George street. James Walker, Hawkhead Cemetery. Nurserymen.

James Wills, Whitehaugh. I Andrew Wilson, ToAverfield. James Watson, Bellfield. James Morgan, 3 Moss street. I Amateurs.

Allan Kerr, 1 Richmond place. I William Brough, Millarston.

Robert Greenlees, Park place. | William Gibson, 6 Greenlaw terrace.

R. Archibald, 15 Barr street. I John M'Naughton, 1 Ralston terrace. N. Allison, Oldhall. Muir, 1 M'Intyre place. | Hugh Office-bearers elected last Wednesday of October. Paisley Florist Society. Instituted 178-2. Honorary President—William Dunn, M.P. President—John M'Naughton, Ralston terrace. Vice-President—Alex. Baird, Blackball buildings. Treasurer—Alex. Welsh, 13 Cochran street. Secretary—Wm. Robin, 1 Ralston terrace. Paisley West End Amateur Florists' Society. Honorary President — F. W. Wotlierspoon. President—Robert Lang. Vice-President—Charles Wilson. Financial Secretary—Robert JMaxAvell, 1 Jl'Intyre place. Secretary—Hector Eraser, 39 Broomlands. Paisley Amateur Florist Society. Meets every alternate Thursday evening in Mission Hall, Great Hamilton street. Honorary President—John Ross ^lacgregor. Honorary Vice-President—Bailie Robert Paton. President—David Lang. 7 Lylesland terrace. Vice-President— Siiraes Cochrane, Glenview.

Treasurers—Wm. Thallon, George place ; James Cochran, Stock street. Secretary—T^obQvt Greenlees, Park place, Calside. APPENDIX. 233

Paisley and West of Scotland Horticultural Association. Instituted— December, 1885. Honorary Patrons. Col. Thomas Glen Coats, of Ferguslie park Ex-ProvGst Cochran, Ladyhurn villa. Lord BlythsM'ood of Blythswood. Ex-Provost Johnston, Beauchamp house. William Dunn, M.P. William W^atson, Newfield, Johnstone. Archibald Coats, Woodside. Arch. Mackenzie, Milliken, Johnstone. James Coats, Ferguslie. C. W. Cayzer, M.P., Ralston. Paisley. Ex-Provost John Clark, Curling hall, Largs John Bell, Claremount, Paisley. ]t. Paisley. . James Cowan, Koss Hall. King Bell, Middlepark, James Wood, Bathville house, Bathgate. James Boyd & Sons. Hothouse builders, Paisley John Poison, Westmount. Provost M'Gown, Woodlands. Ex-Provost Clark, Chapel house. President—Alex. Baird, Gardener, Chapel house, Vice-President—William M 'Alpine, Maida, Greenlaw. Secretary—Jas. Morgan, Seedsman, 3 Moss street. Treasurer—Wm. M*Alpine, Maida, Greenlaw

Ralston Gardens Association (Limited). (Registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act, 1876.) Registered Office —1 Kilnside street. Honorary President—William Dunn, M.P. President—William Dobbie. Vice-President—John M'Naughton. Treasurer—Andrew Weir, 3 Ralston terrace. Secretary—William Berry, 1 Kilnside street. Ground Inspectors—John Robinson and John Gibson. BOWLING CLUBS. Priorscroft Bowling Club. President, John 'J'aylor. Vice-President, Hugh Allison. Treasurer, R. S. W^allace, 15 High street. Secretary, J. D. Wilson, Dyers' wynd. Committee—John Murray. John Nicolson, James Dunlop, Alex. Todd. Green-Keeper, Peter M 'Donald, 4 Neilston street. Office-bearers elected second week in March annually. Abercorn Bowling Club. President, Archibald Nairn. Vice-President, Alex. Pattison. Secretary, Wm. Paul, 4 Garthland street. Treasurer, James R. Deans, 7 Cochran street Directors, Neil Frew, James Cochran, John Davie, John Allander, James Galletly, and office- bearers. Green-Keeptr, James Anderson, Auchentorlie place. Victoria Bowling: Club. President—John Alexander. Vice-President—James Drennan. Treasurer—John Arthur. Secretary—Archibald Killin, 12 Lady lane. Green-Keeper— J&mes Nicol, 12 Well street. Wellmeadow Bowling Club. President, Alex. Hamilton. Vice-President, Andrew Craig. Treasurer, Robert Allison, 3 Woodside place. Secretary, D. W. Drennan, 12 Castle street. Green-Keeper, Andrew Provan, 6 Broomlands. Green, 13 Wellmeadow. Caledonia Bowling Club. Patron—John Ross Macgregor. President. Robert M'Kean. Vice-President. James Glasgow. Secretary, Alex. M'Ktchnie, 7 Galloway street. Treasurer, J. W. Robertson. Green-Keeper, James M'Alliou. ^ Charleston Bowling Club. Patron—William Dunn, M.P. Hon. President—^. B. Richardson. President— Robert O'May. Vice-President— (vacant). Treasurei—Wm. Craig, Mary street. Secretary—3&s. Scott, 10 Great Hamilton street. Green-Keeper, Henry Gardner. Green, Stock street. Ferguslie Thread Works Bowling Club. Hon. President—V. H. Coats. President—isim&s Robertson. Secretary and Treasurer—William Craig, 8 Ferguslie buildings. Committee—Thoma.^ Nisbet, James Waddell, William Rankin, John Alexander, Matthew Wilson, William M'Ginnigle. ;

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South-West of Scotland Grand Curling Club.

Patron—His Grace the Duke of Portland. President—J. W. Shand-Harvey, of Castlesemple. Vice-President—James Allan, of Hawthorn house, Kilbirnie. Committee of Management — President and Vice-President; Wm. Caldwell, Old Cathcart; Dr. Graham, Paisley; Thomas Thorburn, Beith; John Watt, Kilbirnie; James Cowan, Glas-

gow; Alex. Longmuir, Irvine; Alexander Willison, Dairy; James Stewart, Irvine ; J. B. Paton, Ayr; Thomas Anderson, Neilston; John Wallace, Glasgow; Hugh Wallace. Glas-

gow ; Alexander Comrie, Dairy ; Benjamin Dickson, Greenock ; Matthew Brown, Kilmal- colm; John F. Patrick, Beith. Chaplain—Rev. James Murray, Kilmalcolm. Secretary and Treasurer—Wm. Logan, writer, Lochwinnoch.

Iceland Curling Club.

Instituted 1841.

Presii1ent—W\\y\am Bow. Vice-President ~k. B. Stewart. Treasurer and Secretary— Ihovaiis (^raham, M.D., Garthlaiid place. Representative Members—John Thomson and Robert Harris. Chaplain— B.e\. J. B. Dalgety.

Boreas Curling Club.

Instituted 1852.

Patron—Alex. A. Speirs, of Elderslie. Patroness—Lady Anne Speirs, of Elderslie. President—Andrew Paterson. Vice-President— Bailie Goudie. Treasurer—Andrew Paterson, 10 Bridge street. Secretary— J. D. Wilson, Dyers' wynd. Representative Members—Jas. Riddell and Daniel Watson. Chaplain—Rev. Thos. Gentles, M.A. General Meeting in September annuallj'.

12th Province Royal Caledonian Curling Club.

Patrons—Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow ; Sir Michael R. S. Stewart, Bart., of Greenock ; Sir Archibald C. Campbell, Bart, of Blythswood, M.P.; Alexander Crum, of Thornliebank J. W. Shand-Harvey, of Castlesemple; Henry Macdowall, of Garthland; A. A. Speirs, of Elderslie; Colonel King, of Levernliolm. President— y^Tii. Fleming, Fulwood, Linwood. Vice-President—John Wilson, Freeland, Erskine. Secretary and Treasurer—Wm. Logan, writer. Lochwinnoch.

Committee of Management— \\i\\\din\ Fleming, Fulwood ; John Wilson, Erskine; William Logan, Lochwinnoch; John Keanie, Lochwinnoch; John Walker, Paisley; John Carsweil, Paisley;

L. M'Queen. Renfrew ; Robert Morris, Largs.

RenfrevTShire Curling Club.

Instituted 1856.

Patron— C. Bine Renshaw, M.P., Barochan. Patroness—Mrs. Renshaw. President—John Munro. Vice-President—Andrew R. Campbell Treasurer—Walter Bowie. Secretary- -John M'Lachlan, 70 Broomlands. Representative Members—John Walker and John Howand. Chaplain—Rev. A. M. Lang. Annual Meetmg for election of Office-Bearers last Thursday of November.

St. Mirren Curling Club. Patron—Lord Blythswood. President—J R. MGiegor. Vice-President—James Gardner. Secretary and Treasurer— \{ngh Macfarlane, jun., British Linen Bank. Representative Members— Wm. Gardner and Jas. H. Dunn. Committee—B. K. Bell, Geo. Daviei?, James Coats, jun., A. Fullerton. APPENDIX. 235 ATHLETIC CLUBS. Caledonia Bicycling Club. Instituted June, 1881. Patrons—LordBlylhswood; Stewart Clark, ex-M.P.; ex-Provcst Cochran; ex-Provost MacKean. Hon. Prendent—William Dunn, M.P. President— \Y. J. M'llwrick. Captain— 3o\m M'KHy. Vice-Captain—Matthew Dunlop. Secretary and, Treasurer— John Sunter, 15 Sir Michael street. Election of Office- beartrs takes place in January annually. Victoria Bicycle Club. Formed 10th May, 1879.

Patrons—Frank Wotherspot n, Maxwellton ; W. D. Campbell, Blythswood. Hon. President—C. Bine Kenshaw. M.P. of Barochan. President—Tom Kobeitson. Vtce-Presioent—lom.Ba.tes. Captain—James Dodc. Vice-Captain—George Eccles. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—James S. Bell, Garthland House. Committee—Paul, Goudie, Taylor, Welsh, Callander, and M'Kellar. Representative to S.C.U. —It. D. F. Paul. Annual Meeting for election of Offlce-Bearers held in February. JUNIOR SECTION. Formed 3rd July, 1891. Hon. President—C. Bine Renshaw. M.P., cf Barochan. President—R. D. F. Paul. Vice-President—T. Gibson. Captam—J. Motion. Vice-Captain—J. Robei'tson. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer— Alex. M'Leod, f9 Causeyside. Annual meeting for election of office-bearers held in January. Merchants' Cycling Club. Jnstitutecl 1893. Hon. President—Ex-Provost Cochran. Hon. Vice-President—William Forrester. President—Harry Munro. Vice-President—W. L. Kirkwood. Captain—A. Hunter. Vice-Captam—W. Shaw. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—John Young, jun., 93 High street. Paisley Lawn Tennis Club. (irouiids, behind Garthland place. President—J.M.Lang. Vice-President—W. S. M'Kechnie. Treasurer—H.Macfarlane, jun- Secretary—James F. Johnstone, writer, S Gilmour street. Match Secretary—W. 0. Clazy, Castlehead. Committee—l^isA. Greenlees, D. M. Malloch, W. 0. Clazy. James Allison, Stuart Brown, James. Greenlees, and Edwin Logan. General Meeting in January. Stanley Lawn Tennis Club. Grounds—Geeenlaw. President—William Clark. Vice-President— Julius F. M'Callum. Treasurer—Robert Pitblado, Union Bank. Secretary—Archd. C. Morrison, Calside terrace.

, Match Secretary— George Eraser, Laurel Bank. Office-bearers elected in October annually. Ferguslie Lawn Tennis Club. Grounds—Meikleriggs. Hon. President—George Coats, Stanley. Hon. Vice-Presidents — W. H. Coats, P. M. Coats, P. H. Coats, E. S, Coats. Captain—T. Morris. Vice-Captain—M. Watt. Secretary and Treasurer—Andrew Lyall, 84 George street. Committee di embers—A. Keir and D. Kevan. Kelburne Cricket Club. Instituted 1860. — Grounds, Blackhall. President—John Robertson. Vice-President—John S. Eadie. Captain, \st Eleven—J. Goudie. Vice-Captain—W. Knox, Captain, 2nd Eleven —Dr. BroAvnridge. Vice-Captain—A. Graham. Hon.

Match Committee—J . Goudie, Dr. Brownridge, P. Murphy, and W. S. Dunn. ;

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St. Mirren Cricket Club. Grounds^—AVestmakch.

Patrons— Wmiam Dunn, M.P.; Lord Blythswood ; T. G. Coats ; Stewart Clark ; Dr. A. H. Richmond; Dr. James Biuce; Geo. M. Young; John King. Jlon. President— Samuel Dougall. President— A. Berry. Vice-President—H. Gilmour. Captain 1st Eleven—Jas. M'Burnie. Captain 2nd Eleven—A. Yuill. Hon. Secretary—Wm. Shedden, 10 Whitehaugh terrace. Hon. Treasurer—WiWiaxa Hamilton.

Ferguslie Thread Works Cricket Clut>.

> Instituted 1887.—Grounds, Meikleriggs. Patrons—J. & P, Coats, Limited. Hon. President—P. M. Coats. Hon. Vice-Presidents—Y. H. Coats, W. H. Coats, E. S. Coats, J. Adam, R. H,Howarth, J. Robertson, N. Buchanan, C. M(inej% I). Ross. President—J. Wylie. Vice-President—John M'Cutcheon. Secretary and Treasurer—Sam. Smith, 22 Thistle street.

Dykebar Football Club.

Instituted 1879. Grounds, Thistle Park.

Hon. President — Andrew Thomson, Eosslyn villa. President—John M'Callum, M.A. Vice-President—Geo. B. Cunningham. Hon. Secretary—Rohert Beith, 99 Causeyside street. Treasurer—Charles Sellar, Meikleriggs. Match Secretary—Wm. Paul, 4 Garthland street. Captain, \st Eleccn—A. C. Orchardson; Vice-Captain—James Bisland. Annual Meeting for election of Office-bearers held in May. Members' Subscriptions, 5s. yearly.

Abercorn Football Club. Formed 1877.—Grounds, Underwood Park.

Patrons—Sir 51. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart, of Ardgowan and Blackball ; Provost M'Gown Stewart Clark, ex-M.P.; Colonel Holms; Colonel T. G. Coats; ex-Provost Cochran;

J. Stewart Clark ; Sir A. C. Campbell, Bart., M.P. Eon.-Presidenl, J. Stewart Clark, Kilnside house. President, Dan. Campbell. Vice-President, Allan Thomson. Hon. and Financial Secretary, J avaes S. Bell, Garthland place, Paisley. Matca Secretary, James S. Gemmill, 67 Bacii Sneddon street, Paisley. Treasurer, L. M'Taggart. Annual meeting first Frid ly of May.

St. Mirren Football Club. Instituted 1877.—Grounds, Westmarch.

Pairons—Lord Blythswood ; Col. Thomas Glen Coats; Major R. M. M'Kerrell; D. M'Farlane ; C. Bine Renshaw, M.P.; William Dunn, M.P. Hon. President—William Dunn, M.P. President— 3. K. Horsburgh. Vice-President—John M 'Queen. Hon. Treasurer—J. C. Hutcheson. Hon. and Financial Secretary—Andrew Maxwell, 1 Clydeview teri'ace. Match

Paisley Academical Football Club. Grounds—Greenlaw Park. Hon. President—Colonel Coats. Presicfeni—Captain James Cook. Vice-Presidents—Dr. Archd. Donald and Jolin Pattison.

; Secretary and Treasurer—William R. Cook, Janefield villa, Gateside Representatives to Renfrewshire F.A,~\\. laylor and James Adam. APPENDIX. 237

Paisley Harriers.

President — R. D. F. Pcaul.

Treasurer—Saxae.^ Reid, 29 "Whitehead street. Secretary—3 . M. Love, Melkleriegs road. Cross-country runs are held on Saturdays from beginning of October to end of March. Annnal meeting in September.

Paisley Junior Harriers. President—^. D. F. Paul. Vice-President—Stewart M'Innes. Captmi—W. Graham. Hon. Treasurer—Ales.. M'Lcod. Hon. Secretary—John Walsh, 2 South Orr street.

Cross country runs ai'e held on Saturdays from beginning of October to end of March, Annual meeting in April.

Linside Amateur Rowing Club. Institiited 1870. Patrons—Gentlemen of Paisley and District. Boathouse—Linside, off Seedhill road. President—Andi-ew Goudie. Vice-President—George P. Houstoun. Captain — "William Taylor. Vice - Captain — Robert Risk, jun. Treasurer—David Wilson, jun. Secretary—James Eglinton, 14 Lawn street. Election of OflRce-bearers takes place in November annually.

This Club is composed of qualified gentlemen amateurs of the town ; has its practice on the upper stretch of the river Cart from Seedhill to Hawkhead.

Paisley Trades Amateur Rowing Club. Formed 1885. Patrons—Gentlemen of Paisley. Hon. President—Stewart Clark, Kilnside. Hon. Vice-President—John Millar, Castlehead. President—E. Boyce. Vice-President—D. Walker. Secretary—T. Taylor, 5 Stow street. Financial Secretary—J. Boyce. Treasurer—James Watson, Captain—W. Holmes. Vice-Caplain—'S.. Grannie. The Club practices on the lower stretch of the river Cart, and is the only tradesman's club in town.. Offlce-Bearers are elected in December.

Paisley Skating Club.

Instituted 1875. Chairman—Ex-Provost Clark. Vice-Chairman—George H. Brown. Treasurer—Robert Edmonds. Secretary—T. Kelso, 4 Lylesland terrace. Committee—Robt. Smith, James Mure, James Barr, Charles Smith, Alex. D. Millar. Pond, Lochfleld Road. Keeper—James Reid, 8 Lylesland. Annual Meeting in October.

Rowbank Angling Club. President—Robert Cochran, jun. Vice-President—Robert Neilson. Hon. Treasurer—John Lymburn, 15 High street. Hon. Secretary—Alexander Cochran, 16 Gilmom- street. Genei'al Meeting in October for election of Office-bearers, Committee of Management, etc.

St. Mirin Angling Club. President—John Hodgart. Vice-President—Peter Eadie. Treasurer—Robert Cochran, jun. Secretary—R. S. Wallace, 15 High street. 238 PAISLEY DIRECTORY. ^ COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF RENFREW. ] (Under the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1889.) ;

Division. I.—East Renfrewshire.

1. Thornliebank—Walter M'Farlane, manager, Cro^slee house, Thornlietank ] 2. Eastwood—Alexander Crura, calico printer, Thoi'nliehank house, Thornliebank i 3. Pollokshaws (North-East)—Duncan Watson, grocer, Rosendale road, Shawlands, by Glasgow j (South-East) Rooert M'Killop, iish and egg merchant, King street, 4. Pollokshaws — 115^ 3

Pollokshaws | 5. Pollokshaws (Central) —David Barhour, manufacturer, Renfield Works, Pollokshaws, .] residing at 14 Murray place, Strathbungo 6. Pollokshaws (West) —William Campbell, dyer, Auldfleld park, Pollokshaws, and residing at Kennishead | 7. Busby—John Robb, Busby house | 8. Mearns—William Mann, shipowner, Bankside, Giffnock ^ 9. Eaglesham—Allan Gilmour yr. of Eaglesham, Eaglesham house, Eaglesham j 10. Cathcart (East) —Henry E. Gordon, advocate, Aikenhead house, Cathcart % Weir, 18 Millbrae 11. Cithcart (West)—George crescent, Langside | II.—West Renfrewshire. j 12. Hurlet— Robert King, merchant, Levernholme, Hurlet | 13. Elderslie Charles Bine Renshaw of Glenpatrick, M.P., Barochan, Houston — | 14. Paisley—James Cowan, carting contractor, Ross Hall ,| 15. LinAvood—Dugald Alexander Mactavish, writer. 52 High street, Johnstone t' 16. Bridge of Weii"— Walter M'Laren Fleming, merchant, Dimora, Bridge of Weir ", 17. Kilbarchan—Archibald Watson Finlayson. thread maniifacturer, Spring Grove. Kilbarchan ] Alexander Archibald Speirs of Elderslie, Elderslie house, Renfrew 18. Houston (East)— ; 19. Houston (West)— James Andrew Muirhead, tanner, Gryffe Tannery, Bridge of Weir 20. Bishopton—Robert Rintoul, merchant, Elmhurst, Langbank 21. Erskine and Inchinnan—Lord Blythswood of Blythswood, Renfrew 22. Renfrew—James Parker Smith, of JordanhilL Renfrewshire, M.P. 23. Barrhead (East)—William Pollock, banker. Main street, Barrhead 24. Barrhead (Central)— John M'Kay, farmer, Crossmill and Roughlees, Barrhead 25. Barrhead (West) —John Cochrane, engineer, Eastpark, Grahamstone, Barrhead 26. Neilston—Alexander Robertson Ferguson, writer, Neilston 27. Ouplaymuir—William Mure of Caldwell 28. Lochwinnoch (East)—John M'Nab, bleacher, Midtownfield 3 29. Lochwinnoch (West)—Joseph Johnstone, cabinet manufac, Viewfield works, Lochwinnoch I SO. Lochwinnoch (North)—James Widdrington Shand Harvey, of Castlesemple, Lochwinnoch '^

31. Inverkip— Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart., Ardgowan, |

Inverkip I 32. Kilmalcolm (South) Horatio Renand Babington Peile, factor, Inverkip — ^ 33. Kilmalcolm (East)—Rev. James Murray, Kilmalcolm j 34. Kilmalcolm (North)—John Fullarton, timber merchant, Thornwood, Kilmalcolm | 35. Johnstone (First) —James Finlayson, jun., thread manufacturer, Merchiston, Johnstone i 36. Johnstone (Second)—James Fyfe Donald, engineer, Woodbank, Johnstone s 37. Johnstone (Third)—William Shanks, engineer, Bank house, Johnstone 38. Johnstone (Fourth)— John Baird Stirling, writer, Johnstone 39. Gourock (Central) —Edward John Biggs, Beaconsfleld, Victoria road, Gourock 40. Gourock (East)—William Chalmers, house factor, 27 Cove road, Gourock 41. Gourock (West)—Robert Binnie, merchant, Ashford, 51 Albert road, Gourock Elected bt the Town Council of the Burgh of Renfrew. 42. Andrew Brown, Provost of Renfrew. 43. John Cumming, Town Councillor of Renfrew. Co7ivene7'—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Vice- Convener—Alexander Crura.

Fiars Prices for Renfrewshire. Crop 1891. Crop 1892. Best. Gen. Av'ge. Best. Gen. Av'ge. S. T>. S. D. S. D. S. D. Wheat, per imp. qr., 33 9 31 lOf 19 9 19 6i Barley, „ 28 2f 27 8i 23 11^ — Oats, „ 22 U 20 9* 19 2| 17 7^ Beans, 37 6J 35 3^ "i Bere, ) t-t„ „ •/!„„„„ )-No evidence. "^^ evidence. Pease |" j Oatmeai,peri6s't.,or'l46ib.'imp'.", 16 ll^ — 16 3i 16 2^ Prices for 1892 struck at Paisley Sheriff Court on 6th March, 1893. -

APPENDIX. 239

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY OF THE COUNTY OF RENFREW, Qualified to vote and act as such. Members of the Standing Joint Committee of the County Council and Commissioners of Supply are marked thus (). Members of the Committee on Claims of Enrolment are marked thus (+). Convener of Commissioners of Supply—Lord Blythswood, of Blythswood. The Eight Honourable Charles, Lord Blantyre *Henry Erskine Gordon, advocate, residing at *tThe Right Honourable Lord Blythswood Aikenhead house, Cathcart Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Greenock Allan Graham-Barns-Graham, of Craigallion and Blackball, Bart. and Kirkhill Sir John Maxwell Stirling-Maxwell, of Nether tGeo. Hamilton, bleacher at Blackland, Paisley Pollok, Bart. George Haldane, Kempock street, Gourock Sir John Burns, of Castle Wemyss, Bart. George Ludovic Houstoun, of Johnstone James Anderson, of Highholm, Port-Glasgow John Howie, of Shawhill, Mearns William Annan, writer, Glasgow, as factor and John Holmes, writer, Johnstone Commissioner for George Wood Richardson, J. W. Shand-Harvey, of Castlesemple of Ralston Robert Howie, of Burnhouse, Mearns James Arbuckle, Grey place, Greenock D. B. Johnson, of Kaim, Lochwinnoch Stewart Armour, merchant, Johnstone Robert Kerr, manufacturer, in Glasgow and James Brownlie, grocer in Barrhead Paisley Robert Brodie, writer, Glasgow, as factor and Hugh Kennedy, of Clevans, residing at Red- commissioner for Robert William Rankine cliffe, Partickhill, Partick Wilson, of Braidbar and Lincolns Inn, Wm. Logan, writer, in Lochwinnoch, as factor London, to act and vote in his constituent's and commissioner for Henry MacdoAvall, of absence Garthland and Carruth, to act and vote in Archd. Brownlie, of Morriston, writer, Barrhead the absence of the said Henry MacdoAvall Colonel Buchanan, of Drumpellier, Coatbridge Archibald Mackenzie, starch manufacturer. John Birkmyre, manufacturer, Port-Glasgow Paisley, residing at Milliken, Johnstone Horatius Bonar, W.S., Edinburgh, for himself Thomas EdM-ard Hall Maxwell, of Dargavel, and co-trustees of the deceased James Watt, ' Lieut. R.N of Ranfurly, to act and vote in absence of Robert Macfle, of Langhouse said other trustees Matthew Morrison, wine and spirit merchant in William Bow, engineer, Paisley Glasgow William Buchanan, merchant, Johnstone tJames Myles, Deanside, Renfrew, as factor for Nicol Cameron, residing at Pollokshaws Alexander Archibald Speirs of Elderslie, for Jas. White Cameron, house factor, Pollokshaws the time being, in absence of the said John Campbell, writer, Pollokshaws Alexander A. Spiers James Cochran, of Riversbank fJames Barclay IMurdoch, of Capelrig, Mearns James Cowan, of Ross Hall Henry M'Call, of Daldowie, Glasgow tGeorge Craig, of Broom, Mearns *tHenry Maedowall, of Garthland David Cross, of Ingleston, Langbank. Thomas M'Quaker, jun., writer in Glasgow, John Maxwell Cuningham, Clydesdale Bank, residing at No. 1 Campside crescent, Langside Glasgow David M'Haffle, of Eastwood *Alex. Crum, of Thornliebank Peter M'Laurin, residing at High Cartside, John Charles Cuninghame, of Craigends Johnstone Lindsay Talbot-Crosbie, Lieut. R.N., Scotstoim- John M'Lachlan, engineer in Paisley hill house, Glasgow, factor for J G Oswald, Thomas M'Lellan, merchant, Barrhead of Scotstoun Dugald Alexander Mactavish, writer in John- Duncan Darroch, B.A., of Gourock stone, as factor and commissioner for John Alexander Darroch, factor. Island of Coll Charles Cuninghame, of Craigends, to act John Denholm, of Mains, Thornliebank and vote in his absence fHenry Barclay Dunlop, of Arthurlie Robert William Cochrane-Patrick, of Woodside, Robert Dunlop, of Wester Kerse, residing at Beith Arthurlie, Barrhead John F. Patrick, of Grangehill Alex. Robertson Ferguson, of Luckiesfauld, A. Pattison, of Damton, residing in Kilbarchan writer, Neilston John Pollok, of Faside tJas. Finlayson, Merchiston house, Johnstone James Pollok, of Titwood James Finlayson, jun., flax -spinner and Wm. Pollock, bank agent, Barrhead, as factor linen-thread manufacturer, Johnstone for Allan-Graham-Barns-Graham, to act and Archibald Watson Finlayson, flax-spinner and vote in his constituent's absence linen-thread manufacturer, Johnstone *tWilliam Fergusson Pollok, of Upper Pollok James Fleming, jun., of Newlandsfield, Mearns Kilmory, Skelmorlie James Pollock, bank agent, Barrhead William Fulton, of Glen, Paisley tJohn Poison, of Thornly, Westmount, Paisley Allan Gilmom-, of Eaglesham H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip, as factor for Sir M. R. John Gordon, of Aikenhead Shaw Stewart, Bart., for the time being, in John Glegg, residing at Milliken, as factor for absence of the said tir M. R. Shaw Stewart, the Trustees of the deceased Thomas Speir, Bart. of Blackstoun, for the time being, in absence John Ramsay, merchant, Kilbarchan of the Trustees 240 PAISLEY DIRECTOEY.

Charles Bine Renshaw, of Glenpatrick, M.P., Wm. Walker, doctor of medicine, PoUokshaws Barochan *tDuncan Watson, PoUokshaws David Richardson, of Hartfleld Alexander Wilson, Overtrees, Lochwinnoch George Wood Richardson, of Ralston John Wilson, Freeland, Erskine, factor for the Alexander Archibald Speirs, of Elderslie. Right Hon. Lord Blantyre Robert Strang, of Auchengrange, Lochwinnoch Robert William Rankine Wilson, of Braidbar Robert Thomas Napier Speir, of Culdees Castle George Williamson, calico printer, Locheiiield, Thomas B. Seath, Sunnyoaks, Langbank Kilbarchan James Stevenson, of Auchenames Alex. Young, of Keir Mains, Dunblane, as- Wm. Stevenson, of Robbshill and Househill, factor and commissioner of Sir John Maxwell Hurlet Stirling-]\Iaxwell, of Pollok, Bart. Hugh Stevenson, yr., of Househill *TThe Sheritr of the County ]\Iichael Hugh Shaw Stewart, of Carnock, M.P *)-The Sheriff-Substitute, Paisley James Stewart, of WillianiM'ood The Sheriff-Substitute, Greenock James Parker Smith, yr., of Jordanhill, M,P. The Provost of Renfrew Alex. Stephen,;of Kelly, shipbuilder, Govan The eldest Bailie of Renfrew George Stoddart, Netherton, Meai-ns, as factor The Provost of Paisley and commissioner, for John Pollok, of Faside, The Provost of Greenock tfec, to act and vote in his constituent's The Provost of Port-Glasgow absence The Provost of PoUokshaws James Wallace, of Braehead, surgeon-dentist, The Senior Police Magistrate of Johnstone Glasgow The Senior Police Magistrate of Gourock John Wallace, Ashton, Gourock Clerk of Supply—James Caldwell— Office, County buildings, Paisley. Annual General Meeting held at Paisley, on the second Thursday of May.

The 9th Section of the Act of Parliament, 17th and 18th Vict., cap. 91, states the qualifications necessary for a Commissioner of Supply.

Officers of 2nd Volunteer Batt. Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders.

Rank. Name. COMPYS. Stations.

Lieut. -Col. &Hon.Col. Thomas Glen Coats Staff Paisley

Lieut.-Col. Alexander Millar „ ,, Major William Shanks ,, Johnstone Captain & Hon. Maj. James R. Wood G Renfrew

,, Robert Stephen Milne A Paisley Captain Jas. H. Young, I. of M. B „

^, James Paton C Johnstone I jj J. Abercrombie Paisley

^^ S. Young H ,, Elderslie ^^ W. Watson F Paisley ^^ J. Cook D Paisley 1- T. G. Muir B Johnstone ^^ Alex. Fullerton E Lieut. Alexander M'Cloy C Johnstone Walter Brown G Renfrew J. Macfarlane A Paisley A. M'Laurin C Johnstone R. A. M'Lam-in H Paisley Paisley ^^ J. Lee D Elderslie ^^ W. H. Wainwright F

,^ W. Myles, jun. G Renfrew 2nd Lieut. Norman MacG. Maclan I Paisley n W. F. Dobie B Paisley

ff Ronald Stewart B „ James Adam A „ Major & Adjutant R. F. Westmacott StJIff „

Quartermaster D. M. Nicol Wilson , „

Surgeon-SIajor W. G. Stevens , Renfrew Sm-geon-Capt. Matthew H. Taylor „ Johnstone Surgeon-Lieut. A. Donald " Paisley H. C. Donald Paisley Chaplain Robert Stephen " Renfrew ; ;

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Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire. Lord-Lieutenant—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewtirt, of Ardgowan, Bart., 1869. Vice- Lieutenant—Lord Blythswood, 1869. Cleric of Lieutenancy—William M'Clure, jun., Mansion House, Greenock. Deputy-Lieutenants. Alexander, Major Gen. Sir Claud, of Ballochmyle, Harvey. James Widdrington Shand, of Castle- Bart., 1860. semple, 1885. Blantyre, The Rischt Hon. Lord, 1845. Houstoun, George Ludovic, of Johnstone, 1873. Buchanan, Lieut.-Col. D. C. R. C, of Drum- King, Robert, of Levernholm, 1892. pellier and Finlaystone, C.B., 1863. Latham, David Macduff, Gourock House, 1882. Burns, Sir John, of Castle Wemyss, Bart., 1890, MacdoAvall, Henry, of Garthland, 1882. Cochrane, The Hon. Thomas H. A. E., Hawk- Maxwell, Sir John Stirling, of Pollok, Bart. ,1887 head, 1882. Mure, William, of Caldwell. 1892. Crum, Alexander, of Thornliehank, 1873. Napier, John Stirling, of Merchiston House, 1860 Cuninghame, John Charles, of Craigends. 1873. Pollok, William F., of Upper Pollok, 1890. Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock, 1863. Renshaw, Chas.Bine. of Barochan, M.P.,lb90. Dunlop, Henry B„ of Arthuilie, 1890. Richardson, David, of Hartfield, 1882. Finlayson, James, of Merchiston, 1 890. Smith, J. Parker, of Jordanhill, M.P., 1890. Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham, 1860. Speirs, Alexander A., of E]derslie,1890. Gordon, John, of Aikenhead, 1860. Spier, Robert Thomas Napier, of Culdee, 1868. Graham, Allan Graham Barns, of Fereneze, Stewart, James, of Garvocks, 1882. 1882. Stewart, John Arch. Shaw, 1863. 4th Battalion Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders (Late Royal Renfrew Militia). Colonel and Lieut.-Colonel Commanding— The Right Hon. Lord Blythswood of Blythswood, and 2 Seamore place, Mayfair London. Majors and Hon. Lieut.-Colonels—G. L. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle and Kyrenia, Cyprus, and A. C. D. Dick, 28 Ennismore Gardens, London, S.W. Captains and Eon. Majors—M. D. Campbell, Innischonian, Loch Awe, Argyleshire, and Stevenson house, Haddington aud A. J. Blackett Ord, Whitfield Hall, Langby - on - Tyne, Northumberland. Captains—J. C. Cuninghame, Craigends, Renfrewshire; The Hon. T. H. A. E. Cochrane, M.P., Dankeith, Kilmarnock; C. W. M. S. Pilkington, Wollaton, Nottingham; H. R. Wallace, Clon- caird Castle, Maybole; J. T. Scott, Ardeley, Bury, Stevenage, Herts ; and A. A. Speirs, Houston House, Johnstone; W. Mure, Caldwell House, by Glasgow; and Arthur Richard Cole-Hamilton. Lieutenants—3 C. Fergusson Pollok, Pollok Castle, Newton-Meains, Glasgow; James Stirling Stewart, Blackhouse, Largs, Ayrshire; Boyd Alexander Cunninghame, Ashfield, Leominster Louis Gardiner Pearson, Walkinshaw house. Paisley; James Colquhoun Oliphant Biair, 43 Pem'ririge villas, London, W.; Houston Michael Shaw Stewart, Ardgowan, Greenock; Henry

Hamilton Houldsworth, Coodham, Kilmarnock ; William Hall, 6 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edin- burgh Second Lieutenants—Arthur Greenfield Wauchope, 24 Moray place, Edinburgh; Francis Douglas Farquhar, Gilmourscroft, Mauchline, Ayrshire; Reginald John Ponsonby Cox. Society House, Hopetoun, So. Queensferry; Dudley Chm-chhill Marjoribanks, 134 Piccadilly, London; Robinson, Walter Herbert 25 Earl's Court square. South Kensington ; Barnet Albert Harvey, 82 Ladbroke Grove, London, W. Adjutant— M&ior ^. S. Napier, Staff Barracks, Paisley. Quartermaster —liiQVLtenaxit Alexander M'Rae, Overwood, Paisley. Medical Officer— Br. W. Goldie Stevens, Beechcroft, Paisley road, Renfrew. PERMANENT STAFF. Sergeant-Major—John MacKay, 7 Whitehaugh terrace. Quartermaster-Sergeant—YienxY W. Thomson, 8 Whitehaugh terrace. Sergeant Instructor of Musketry—y^\\l\a,v!i Christie, 4 Whitehead street. Orderly Room C7er^— Sergeant Thomas Dell, 10 Cochran street. Sergeant Drummer— ^iWmxa Boyd, Staff Barracks, Paisley. Sergeant Piper—John M'Kay, 3 Hawkhead terrace, Seedhill road. Colour-Sergeants —William Auld, 1 Williamsburgh ; John Cunningham, 9 Orr square; James Lahey, 10 M'Kerrell street; David M'Arthur, 14 Lawn street; David Muir, 1 Williamsbureh; Donald Robb, 3 Allison place, Williamsburgh; John Regan, 5 Auchentorlie place, Seedhill road; William Stevenson, 7 M'Kerrell street; George Waite, 3 Hawkhead terrace, Seedhill road ; Henry D. Williams, 12 Wardrop street. Sergeants— 'WaXter'BldLiMe, Staff Barracks ; James Chipps, 3 Kilnside s-treet; Samuel E. Cum- ming, 1 Philiips street; William Gumming, 9 M'Kerrell street; Arthur M'Arthur, 2 Kilnside street : Thomas Mason, Staff Barracks ; James R. Tait, Auchentorlie place, Seedhill road Donald M 'Donald 2 East lane, Williamsburgh; Francis Rodgers, 12 Williamsburgh. Drummers—John Cameron, 11 Abingdon place, Mossvale; Robert Daily, 2 Williamsburgh; David Hill, 10 Garthland lane; Norman M'Leod, 10 M'Kerrell street; James Douglas, 3 Hawk- head terrace; James Charnock, 3 Hawkhead terrace; Robert Robertson, Staff Barracks; Thomas Pettigrew, 4 Phillips street ; David Liddell, 2 Allison place ; Robert Russell, 20 Broomlands. Q 242 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Renfrewshire Police. Head Quahtees—County Buildings, Love Street, Paisley. Chief Co«sto6?e— Charles Harding. Head Quahtees or Home Division—Superintendent Gildawie in charge, assisted hy the Office Sergeant. Stations—Paisley, Bishopton, Elderslie, Half-way House, Inchinnan, Linwood, Nethercraigs, Scotstoun, and Yoker. Greenock or Western Division—Inspector Bremner in charge. Stations—Greenock, Gateside, Gourock, Inverkip, Kilmalcolm, Langbank, and Wemyss Bay. KiLEARCHAN OR SOUTHERN DIVISION—Inspcctor Gordou in charge. Stations—Kilharchan, Bridge of Weir, Crosslee, Howwood, and Lochwinnoch. PoLLOKSHAWs OR EASTERN DIVISION—Inspcctor M'Diarmid in charge. Stations—Pollokshaws. Cathcart (New), Cathcart (Old). Newton-Mearns (Sub-Division)—Sergeant Sinclair in charge. Stations—Newton-Mearns, Bushy, Eaglesham, Giffnock, and Thornliehank. Barrhead Division—Inspector Pelly m charge. Stations—Barrhead, Neilston, Nltshill, and Uplawmoor. Income Tax Commissioners for the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire. John Cheyne, Sheriff, and Alexander Crum of Thornliehank. Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute, ex-officiis. John C. Cuninghame of Craigends. Lord Blythswood, of Blythswood. H. B. Dunlop of Arthurlie. Allan Gilmour, of Eaglesham. A. G. B. Graham of Craigallion. Henry Macdowall of Garthlaud. Clerk— Eohert Stevenson, 99 High street, Paisley.

Surveyors and Assessors— Georse Davies, 97 High street, Paisley ; C. H. Millyard and Henry Eldred, 280 George street. Glasgow. Renfrewshire Agricultural Society. Instituted 1802. President—A. A. Speirs, of Houston and Elderslie. Vice-Presidents. His Grace The Duke of Abercorn. George Coats, of Belleisle. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. George Ludovic Houstoun, of Johnstone. The Right Hon. Lord Blythswood. William Dunn, M.P., London. Robert Thomas Napier Speir, Culdees castle. Richard Barnwell, Southbar. The Right Hon. the Earl of Home. Peter Coats, Garthland place. Paisley. The Right Hon. Lord Blantyre. John Cheyne, Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute. C. Bine Renshaw, M.P., of Glenpatrick. Sheriff Cowan, Paisley. Col. David Carrick Robert Carrick Buchanan. Robert Wilson, of Mans-wTaes. Alexander Crum, of Thornlie.bank. J. W. S. Harvey, of Castlesemple, James Coats, jun., of Ferguslie. David Cross, of Ingliston. John Charles Cuninghame, of Craigends. Jam-es Boyd, The Cottage, Paisley. Col. Thomas Glen Coats, of Ferguslie park. John Ross Macgregor, of Lonend, Paisley. M. H. Shaw Stewart, M.P. The Hon. Lord Wellwood. Henry Macdowall, of Garthland. James Drybrough, jun., of Arkleston. Allan Gilmour, yr., of Eaglesham. James Finlayson, of Merchiston. Colonel King, of Levernholm. W. D. Graham Menzies, of Hallyburton. Provost M'Gown, Paisley. John Love, Paisley. James Cowan, of Ross Hall. William Fergusson PoUok, of Upper Pollock. Stewart Clark, of Kilnside, Paisley. Sir John Stirling Maxwell, Bart, of PoUok. Archibald Coats, of Woodside, Paisley. William Mure of Caldwell. W. A. Coats, Skelmorlie Castle. Ordinary Directors, James Blair, Bankfoot, Inverkip, John Pollock, jun., Springside, Howwood. Arthur Lang, West Kilbride. John Pollock, Little Greenlaw, Mearns. William Whyte, Auchens, Linwood. H. B. M'Kie, Erskine, Bishopton. John G. Fleming, Houston. John Samson Drumcross, Bishopton. William Neilson, Mathernock, Kilmalcolm. James Riddell, Ralston, Paisley. John Wilson, Freeland, Bishopton. James Myles, Deanside, Renfrew. James Andrews, Bushes, Paisley. Peter Ferguson, Renfrew. John Jackson, Whitemoss, Bishopton. Alex. Scott, Mearns Street, Greenock. Robert Moffat, Freeland, Bishopton. Alex. Tough, Clyde Ropeworks, Greenock. Matthew Gilmour,town of IncliiDnan,Inchinnan. Walter Bowie, Dykebarhill, Paisley. Alex. Walker, 32 Castle street. Alex. Park, Tiu'ningshaw, Houston. Robert C. Young, Netherfield, Houston. Robert Meiklem, Shillings worth. Bridge of Weir David Kerr, Park farm, Beith. WilUam Renfrew, Ferguslie, Paisley. Secretary and Treasurer—Benjamin Lang, solicitor, 94 High street. Paisley. Cowfeeders' and Dairymen's Association. Convener—John Love. Vice-Convener—Alexander Walker. Collector—William Russell, Potterhill. Directors—Matthew Gibb, John Barton, Daniel Livingstone, John Easdale, Neil M'Dermid, Robert Myles, Walter Bowie, Charles Ashe, and Alexander Cochrane. Clerk and Law Agent—Bei\i&m.in Lang, solicitor, Paisley.

M TABLE OF DISTANCES FEOM THE

Cross of Paisley to Different Places in the County.

m. .A P- Abercorn buildings, 22 Gauze street—Eobert Cochrau, proprietor, ... 2 4 Abbey Kirk, 16 Smithhills, 1 14 Abbey Manse, 7 Garthland street—Kev. Dr. Gentles, 3 39 Abbotsinch, ;. 1 5 8 Adelphi mill place—Johnstone, 4 19 Arden Lime Kilns —Darnley, 5 1 16 Artburlie, 3 6 20 Artburlie Bleachfield, 4 1 12 Anbuilie House—Barrhead, 4 3 29 22 Artburlie Inn, , 3 7 Auchentorlie—Alexander Cattauch, 7 29 AuldboLise Bleachfield, 6 2 22

Bankhouse—Job ns tone, 3 5 11 Bankttip Works, 3 6 1 Barbusb, 3 6 24 Bargarreu, 5 5 Bavr Castle, 10 1 31 Ba rsba vv —Mrs, James Arthur, 1 4 10 Barsbaw Park, 1 32 Barskivan, 1 6 36 Barrhead—United Presbyterian Church (gate of) 4 2 5 Beauchamp place—Pi'ovost Johnston, approach 42 Love street, 4 13 Bishop ton, 6 1 Blackball—Mr. David Riddel), farmer, 1 4 Blythswood House—Lord Blythswood of Blythswood, 3 6 30 Brabloch—William Wilson, 5 12 Bridge of EUiston—road to Beitb, 6 4 13 Bridge of Weir (Cross)—Wheat Sheaf Inn, 7 33 Bridge of Weir Church (gate of) 6 G 25 Broadly Flax Mill, 5 3 16 Broouihmds (head of West street) — Old Deer Inn, 5 31 Broomlands (No. 41) head of—Perguslie East lane, 7 11 Broomward House (Bridge of Weir), 7 3 Eurnbrae-R. T. N. Speirs of Culdees Castle, 3 6 1

Calderhaugh Mill, 9 7 13 Calder Park Mills, Lochwinnoch, 9 7 29 Calside (head of Stock street), 5 28

Campbill, e^,-, 6 8 Carlebar, ..io.. 4 2 7 Carruth, 8 7 15 Cartside Mill— Smith & M'Laurin, 4 4 36

Castlehead, , 7 8 244 PAISLEY DIEECTOEY.

m. f. p. Causeyside (foot of New street), 1 23 Causeyside, head of (No. 59), 4 Chappel Bleachfield, 3 7 12 Chappel Works, 3 7 9 Colinslee, 1 1 17 Cochrane place —road from Paisley to Howwood, 4 5 2 Cotton street (No. 1), 130

Cross Arthurlie, , 3 6 3 Cross Arthurlie Printfield, 3 7 21 Crofthead 5 7 25 Crofthead Mill, 5 7 Crofthead Bleachfield, near Neilston, 6 28 Cowglen Coal Works 5 12 Cowglen, 4 7 2 Crossflat, 4 35

Crosslee, 5 3 (I Crosslee House, 6 12 Crosslee Mills, 5 7 10

Darnley House, the ancient residence of Lord Darnley (in ruins), 4 2 15 Dunterlie Cottage, 3 6 3 Dunterlie (Barrhead), 3 5 37

Elderslie House, 3 2 82 Elderslie Cottage, 2 5 12 Elderslie Cross —Elderslie Inn, 2 2 19 Elderslie Mill, 2 4 36 Elderslie Old House (the birth-place of Sir William Wallace), 2 5 16 Eastwood Kirk, 6 3 2

Fairhill— John Hutchison, , 7 ^

Eereneze Calico Printfield , 3 5 18

Fereneze Cotton Mill, , 4 3 24

Fergusly (near the site of Fergusly Castle), , 1 2 36 Ferguslie Hill (Paisley), 1 2 7 Ferguslie House—Mrs. Thomas Coats, 1 36 Floors Mill, 3 6 31 Foxbar, via Meikleriggs, 2 7 19

GallowhiU— H. H. Smiley, 1 2 Garthland Place (No. 4), 3 2 Gas Work, Johnstone, 3 6 38 Gateside (Renfrew road) —Mr. Archibald Craig, 6 15 Gateside Mill Printwork (by Chappell), 4 5 3 Glanderstone Bleachfield (south of Barrhead), 5 35 Glenfield Works, 2 1 16 Glenpatrick Printwork, 3 1 Glen tyan House, 6 25 Grabamstone Cross—Barrhead Railway Station, 3 3 38

Greenbank Fancy Dyeworks—Pollokshaws, , 6 1 32 Greenhill House, 5 18 Greenock, 16 3 Greenla w House, 5 12 Gryfe Bank House—Bridge of Weir, 7 19 Gryfe Grove Mill —Bridge of Weir, 7 2 27 Gryfe Mills, 7 3 19 TABLE OF DISTANCES. 245

771. f. p. Hagg Mill, Johnstone, 4 2 6 Haugh— Hurlet road, leading to Pollokshaws, 4 1 29 Hawkhead House 2 12 Ha wkhead Corn, Flour, and Barley Mills—J. & R. Ramsay, 17 2 High street (head of Lady lane), 2 35 Houston Cross (by Johnstone and Crosslee), 6 7 5 Houston Free Church, 6 6 26 Houston Parish Church, 7 29 Houston Parish Manse, 6 3 38 Houston Bleachfield, 7 1 23 Househill House (road from Hurlet to Pollokshaws), 3 7 18 Howwood—Buck's Head Inn, 5 6 32 Hurlet (cross roads)—Archibald Renfrew, blacksmith, 3 32 Hurlet Alum Works, 3 1 30 Hurlet Alum and Copperas Works, 3 126

Inchinnan Bridge, 2 5 20 Inchinnan Kirk, 2 7 15 Inchinnan Manse, 2 7 2 lukermann, 2 7

Johnstone Castle, , 3 5 8 Johnstone Cross (near Black Ball Head lun), 3 5 34 Johnstone Flax Mill— Fiulayson, Bousfield, & Co., 3 6 33 Johnstone Mill—Mr. William Paton, 3 6 27

Kilbarchan (Cross), 5 4 30 Kilbarchan Pai'ish Kirk, 5 5 6 Kilbarchan Parish Manse, 5 2 26 Kilbarchan Uuited Presbyterian Manse, 5 6 30 Kilnside House—Mr. Stewart Clark, 4 31 Kirktoufield, 5 3 28 Kilmalcolm, 11 1

Langbank, 10 2 Langside—memorable for the defeat of Queen Mary's troops, 13th May, 1568, 7 2 20 Levern Bank Inn, 5 4 3 Levern Mill, 4 4 20 Linclive, 2 4 15

Linside, ... 5

Linwood Cotton Works, , 3 3 10 Locher Bank, 6 11 Lochwinuoch Cross (Black Bull Inn), 9 6 1 Lochwinnoch Parish Kirk, 9 5 25 Lochwinuoch Parish Manse, 10 2 39 Lochwinnoch Roadhead Inn, 8 4 24 Lochwinnoch United Presbyterian Church, 9 1 17 Lochwinnoch United Presbyterian Manse, 9 5 4 Love street (No. 50.), 3 12 Lylesland, 7

Marchfield House—Mr. John Clark, 10 6 Maswellton House—Mr. William Wotherspoon, 7 8 246 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

m. /: ;p. Maxwellton street (Horse Shoe) —near this spot several persons, con- demned for witchcraft, were burned in 1697, 6 Maswelltou (No. I), 7 35 Merksworth Cottage, Inchinnan road, 1 1 19 Midtoufield, 5 5 28 Millbank, 10 7 3

Millarston (Bridge)— Candren burn, , 1 4 5 Milliken 4 4 1 Mount Pleasant (Johnstone), 3 7 2 Mount Pleasant (Paisley)—Rev. Dr. Hutton, 6 18

Neilston Cross (opposite Parish Church Gate), 5 2 28 Neilston Parish Manse, 5 5 34 Nethercommon, 6 26 Netherfield, 4 2 11 Netber Kirkton, 5 25 Newfield—Mr. R. Watson, 4 1 21 New Mill (Bridge of Weir), 7 34 New Mill (Johnstone), 3 5 36 Newton of Belltrees, 8 37 Nitsbill Alum and Copperas Works, 3 7 32 Nitshill (Cross), 3 5 6

Old Mill (Bridge of Weir), 7 29 Old Mill (Johnstone)—Browns, Malloch, & Co., 3 6 32

Paisley Barracks, 5 17 Paisley East Toll Bar (late), 7 27 Paisley Gas Works—George Hislop, engineer aud manager, 7 28 Peockland House (Johnstone), 3 3 2(5 Peockland Mill (Johnstone)—D. Biggart & Sons, 3 3 7 Pollok, 5 7 10 Polloksbaws (Cross), 6 4 Port-Glasgow, 13 7 Quarreltoo, 3 5 8

Ralston House, 1 6 11 Renfrew Cross (Black Bull Inn), 2 7 1 Renfrew Ferry, 3 3 Rosebank Cottage, Johnstone, 3 4 18

Saint Fillan's Catholic Church, Houston, 6 6 Saint John the Evangelist's Church, Barrhead, 4 6 4 Sandy ford (West), 1 2 26 Saucel Bank House, 6 6 Sacell Brewery, 3 26 Shaw Mill, 6 2 9 Shortroods, 6 25 South Arthurlie Printfield—Z. Heys & Sons, 3 7 28 Springbank Field—near Neilston, 5 6 17 Springfield, 4 4 1 Springfield House, 4 3 8 Springhill House, 4 1 33 St. James street (No. 20)—head of Caledonia street, 3 Storie street (No. 32) foot of, 3 26 Stow place, 4 TABLE OF DISTANCES. 247

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Thornhill House, , 3 26 Thorn, 3 Thornliebank House— Mr. Walter Crura, 5 6 21 Thornliebauk New Field— Walter Crura & Co., 5 5 1 Thornliebank Printfield and Mill— do., 5 7 12 Three Mile House— Glasgow road, 3 3 Trees, 3 4 35

Underwood Cottage—Mr. J. B. Lamb, architect and surveyor, 3 16 Underwood Power-loom Weaving Factory— R. & J. P. Kerr, 4 2 Upper Greenbank—Pollokshaws, 6 3 6

View Bank (Calside), 7 9

Wellmeadow (No. 21), 4 "West Arthurlie Bleachfield, 3 7 28 West Hurlet House, 2 7 10 Woodfoot (Houston parish), 6 31 "Woodside (once the seat of a Koman camp) —Mr. Archd. Coats, 6 14

"Woodside (Kilbarchan), , 5 4 13 —

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ADAM, Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 28 Canal street—house do. Aitken, John, agent Prudential Society, 63 Hairst street Allan, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Ferry road head, Yoker house Cathcart street, Glasgow Allan, Mrs. Agnes, grocer, 43 High street—house 15 Hairst street Allan, Miss, tobacconist, 6 Canal street—house 15 Hairst street Anderson, Mrs., Longcroft house, Inchinnan road Anderson, Thomas, cashier, London Works—house Croftvale Andrews, William, hardware and china merchant, 6 Fulbar street house 2 High street (Cross)

BAINBRIDGE, Charles, grocer, 63 High street—house 29 Bell st. Baird, James, cowfeeder, 17 Queen street—house do. Barr, Miss, hardware and fancy goods, 12 High street Barr, Mrs., draper, 9 Canal street—house do. Bell, P. Gr., cashier to Fleming & Ferguson, Paisley—house Renfield house Bell, John, & Sons, dyers, Millburn Dyeworks, High street Bell, William, jun., of John Bell & Sons—house Millburn Bennie, Robert, Blythswood lodge Birrell, Matthew, contractor, 72 High street Blair, Alexander, confectioner, 104 High street Blair, James, grocer, 7 Hairst street —house 9 Hairst street Blythswood Laundry (Mrs. Philip, mistress), 63 Manse st. —ho. do. Blythswood, the Right Hon. Lord, of Blythswood, and 2 Seamore place, Mayfair, London Boyd, F., wine and spirit merchant, 23 Canal street—house 38 Bell street Brodie, John, of M'Gregor & Brodie—house 3 Muir street Brown, Andrew, of William Simons & Co., Castlehill Brown, Andrew M'N., engineer, Castlehill Brown, James, gardener to Lady Anne Speirs of Elderslie Brown, John, coachman, Blythswood lodge Brown, Robert, G. & S.-W. Railway, Wharf—ho 34 Orchard st. Brown, Thomas, smith and farrier, 1 Queen st. —ho. 73 Hairst st. Brown, Walter, shipbuilder, Castlehill Brown, William, Meadowflat Bryce, Miss, tobacconist, 29 Fulbar st. —ho. 3 Downie pL, Partick —

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Buchanan, Angus, Clycleview cottage, Clyde street Buchanan, Archibald, registrar of births, &c., for the Parish of Renfrew, assessor for the Burgh of Renfrew, 43 Queen street Buchanan, J., grocer, Neil buildings, Ferry rd. —ho. 7 Clyde st. Buchanan & French, timber merchants, Albert Saw mills, Porterfield, and 45 Bothwell circus, and 18 Greenhill street, Glasgow Buchanan, John, of Buchanan & French, Albert Saw Mills-^house Cluny Buchanan, Thomas, tailor and clothier, 3 Manse street

CALDER, Duncan Forbes, police sergeant—ho. 4 Campbell street Caldwell, Hugh, slater, 46 High street Cameron, James, confectioner, Moorpark—house do. Cameron, Samuel, dairyman, 4 Glebe street Campbell, Alexander, confectioner, 3 Ferry road—house do. Campbell, John, painter and decorator, 4 Laurence place, Hairst street—house do. Campbell, Mrs. Robert, farmer, New Mains, Paisley road Carlin, Nisbet, cooking depot, 13 Ferry road—house Bennie place, Blythswood road Carruth, Mrs. James, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Canal street house do. Castlehill dining and coffee rooms (Charles Baptiste, proprietor), 29 Canal street—house do. Clark, John, of the firm of James Grindlay—ho. Mansefield house, High street Clark, William, wine and sjDirit merchant, 69 High street—house Roodsland cottage, Dumbarton Cochran, M. A., draper, 26 Hairst st. —house 5 Muir street Cochran, Robert, insurance agent, 55 High street Colquhoun, Robert, tailor and clothier, 13 Hairst street—house Park place. Queen street Co-operative Coal Depot, Fulbar street; Samuel Stewart, salesman —house 39 Fulbar street

Co-operative (Equitable) Store, 28 High street ; Robert Burns, sales-

man—house Orchard street. Branch, Hairst street ; David Michie, salesman—house 60 Fulbar street. Fleshing depart-

ment, 8 Fulbar street ; Archibald Mutch, salesman—house 3 Muir street Council, John, riveter, 33 Queen street Crawford, Andrew, Blythswood lodge Crawford, John, grocer, Moorpark Crawford, Robert, grocer, Moorpark—house do. Crosbie, Miss, fruiterer, 30 Hairst street—house 28 do. ——

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Crosbie, William, carriage hirer, 32 Hairst street—house 28 do. Cross (The) Apothecaries' Hall, Hairst street and Dnnlop street Gumming, John, flesher, Cross—house Hermitage. Cuthbert, Alexander, & Son, boot and shoe manufacturers, 11 High street

DAVIDSON, John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 57 High street ho. do. Davidson, John, clerk to George Wilson & Co.—ho. Moorpark Deans, Gilbert, superintendent of police. Police Chambers—house 49 Queen street Deans, Gilbert, sanitary inspector and inspector of lighting, cleansing, &c.—house 49 Queen street Devine, Mrs. W., confectioner, 41 Manse street Dickie, William, butcher, 3 High street—house 5 do. Donald, Alexander, fruiterer, 14 Hairst street—house do. Donald, Andrew, grocer and wine merchant, 16 and 18 Canal street —house Bon Accord villa, Paisley road Donald, Mrs., post-office, Yoker Donaldson, James, consulting engineer, Glasgow—^house Almond villa. Paisley road Dougal, Charles, joiner, 4 Blythswood road Douglas, Mrs. William, grocer, 126 High street Drew, John, dairyman, Ferry-roadhead, Yoker—house do. Duncan, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 50 Hairst street house 48 do. Duncan, Robert, Clydeview, Clyde street Dykes, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 44 Hairst st. —ho. 3 Muirst.

ECONOMIC Stores, grocers and provision merchants, 36 Hairst street—Robert Beveridge, proprietor—house 2 Richard street Elder, Mrs. Matthew, draper, 8 Orchard street ^Ider, William, 33 Queen street

FARMER, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, Ferryroadhead, Yoker—house do. Ferguson, John, confectioner, 22 Canal street—house 19 Canal st. Ferguson, John, grieve, Blythswood house Ferguson, Peter, Croftenrigh Filshill, Miss, ironmonger, 16 High street—house 1-5 Manse street Findlay, Norman, grocer and provision merchant, 15 High street house 13 do. Findlay. Mrs. Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Canal street—house 2 Wilson street EEISTREW DIRECTORY. 251

Finnie, George, cowfeeder, 14 Bell street Fleming, William, tailor, 2 Queen's place, Paisley road Foggo, William, gamekeeper, Blythswood French, John, of Buchanan & French—house Cluny Fulton, James, manager of gasworks, 21 Ferry road

GALBRAITH, George, factor and insurance agent, 59 Manse street Gallacher, John, wine and spirit merchant, 15 Ferry road—house 6 Bell street Gallacher, Mary Ann, confectioner, 30 Fulbar street—house do. Garven, Matthew, station master, Glasgow and South- Western Railway Co., Fulbar st. and Wharf—ho. Fulbar St. Station Garven, Matthew, agent, Caledonian Insurance Co. and Railway Passenger Insurance Co.—house Fulbar Street Station Gibson, William, watchmaker, 38 Hairst street Glen, George, manager of distillery, Yoker—ho. Clydebank cot. Glen, James, druggist, 14 Canal street—house 34 Bell street Gold, Andrew, jun., tailor, 10 Manse street—house do. Gold, Andrew, keeper of baths—house 10 Manse street Graham, John, confectioner, 29 Hairst street Gray, Charles, of the firm of James Grindlay—house 3 Helen street, Govan Grindlay, James, funeral undertaker and carriage hirer, Mansfield house, High street

HAMILL, Alexander, confectioner, 80 High street—house do. Hamilton, Mrs. James, Hope cottage. Paisley road Hamilton, Mrs., 38 Bell street Hamilton, Mrs., confectioner, 46^ Fulbar street—house do. Hardie, Mrs., grocer, Moorpark Harvey, Barnett, Yoker distillery Hendry, William, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Meadowside street —house Neil buildings, Ferry road Herbison, Mrs., dressmaker, Moorpark Herron, William, writer, and Town Clerk, and agent for the Union Bank of Scotland Limited, Municipal buildings — house Argyle lodge. Paisley road Hilgier, Otto, engineer, Blythswood—house Houston terrace Hill, James, M.B., CM., 16 Hairst street—house 35 Bell street Hill, Rev. Robert, M. A., minister of Free Church—manse Re.nfield st. Hillcoat, Anthony, spirit merchant, Moorpark, Paisley road—ho. do. Hillcoat, Daniel, joiner and builder, 11 Fulbar street—house do. Hogarth, Rev. John, U.P. Manse, Paisley road Hutchison, James, at A. Cuthbert & Son's—house 8 Park place. Queen street —

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JACK, John, Home cottage, Paisley road Jamieson, George, wine and spirit merchant, 23 High street house 6 Bell street Johnston, Thomas, millwright and teak wood flowerpot maker, 10 Fulbar street

KENNEDY, James, tailor and clothier, 25 Hairst street—house 35 Manse street Kennedy, Mrs. Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 42 High street house 40 do. Keter, Robert, dairyman, 33 Fulbar street Keter, William, farmer, Bogside King, John, plumber and gasfitter, 6 Hairst street—ho. 11 Bell st. Kirk, Leslie, painter and decorator, 2 Canal street—ho. Clydebank Knight, William, manager at George Wilson & Co.'s — house Moorpark house

LAMONT, Mrs. Neil, spirit merchant, 42 Fulbar st. —ho. 7 Bell st. Lang, Robert, spirit merchant, 1 Manse street—house do. Lang, Miss M. B., 2 Houston terrace. Paisley road Lang, Miss Jane S., 2 Houston terrace, Paisley road Latson, Maggie, confectioner, 27 Canal street—house do. Lawrie, Robert, feuar, 12 Bell street Liddell, A., grocer, 45 High street—house 1 Houston terrace Linton, George, slater, 52 Fulbar street—house 39 do. Linton, John, superintendent of Fire Brigade—house 39 Fulbar st. Lobnitz & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Slip dock Lobnitz, Fred., of Lobnitz & Co. —house Clarence house Lobnitz, Henry C, of Lobnitz & Co., Clarence house, High street Logan, Peter, foreman shoemaker to Equitable Co-operative Society —house 54 High street Lorimer, Walter, ironmonger, 65 High st, —ho. Park pi.. Queen st. Loudon, John, builder and slater, Hairst St., corner of Lichinnan rd. Lyon, Peier, grocer and provision merchant, 26 Fulbar street— ho. 6 Bell street

MANSON, A. & M., drapers, 6 High street—ho. Manscroft cottage Meikle, Robert, farmer, Fauldshead Methven, John, gardener, Blythswood Millar, Mrs., draper, 13 Canal street—house do. Miller, Alex., janitor, Grammar School and Blythswood Testimonial —house Schoolhouse Miller, William, house, property, and insurance agent, 61 Hairst street: —house 84 Hisrh street . —

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Miller, Mary, confectioner, 27 Fulbar street—house do. Milliken, James, grocer and flesher, 8 Hairst street—house 15 do. Montgomery, Rev. John, R.C. clergyman, Kilbowie road, Clydebank Moore, James, confectioner, 37 Fulbar street—house 10 Bell street Morton, H. S., of H. S. Morton & Co.—house 31 Bell street Morton, H. S., & Co., drapers, 11 Hairst street ]\[uir, Andrew P., auctioneer and valuator. Gowanlea villa, Paisley road, and 47 Sauchiehall street, Glasgow Munro, Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 11 Canal street —house 13 do. Murchie, Mrs., confectioner, 43 Hairst street—house 45 do. Murray, William, 19 Bell street Myles, James, factor—house Deanside

M'ADAM, Mrs., confectioner, 33 Manse street—house do. M'Arthur, William, grocer, 10 High street—house 59 Queen street M'Bride, Dolty, boot and shoemaker, 36 High street M'-Bride, Michael, confectioner, 2 Paisley road Macallum, Hector, shipbuilding manager at Lobnitz & Co.'s—ho. Binnie place M'Clue, J. D., hatter and hosier, 46 Hairst street—house Kirkland Neuk M'Coll, John, bookkeeper at M'Gregor & Brodie's—house Gordon villa, Inchinnan road M'Conville, Patrick, dairyman and cattle dealer, 108 High street house do. M'Cormick, Hugh, spirit dealer, 107 High street—house 105 do. M'Cormick, John, wine and spirit merchant, 21 and 23 Hairst street—house 1 Muir street Macdonald, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 5 High street—house Park place, Queen street M'Donald, John, farmer, Porterfield M'Evoy, Thomas, parish priest, Union house, Pinkerton lane M'Ewen, John, Renfrew and Glasgow carrier, 53 Dunlop street, Glasgow—house 32 Bell street M'Ewing, John, grocer, 18 High street—house do. M'Fadyen, Andrew, bootmaking and repairing shop, 1 Wilson st. —house 52 Fulbar street M'Geoch, Robert, plumber, ironmonger, and cycle agent, 19 Dunlop street—house do. M'Ghee, Michael, grocer, 49 Hairst street—house 3 Richard street M'Gibbon, Robert, watchmaker, jeweller, and optician, 16 High st —house Glenham villa, Greenlaw, Paisley M'Gilp, Walter, cowfeeder, Longcroft, Inchinnan road —

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M^Glashan, John, schoolmaster, Renfrew Grammar School—house Rowanbank. Paisley road M'Gregor & Brodie, wholesale upholsterers and frame makers, Porterfield M'Gregor, John, of M'Gregor & Brodie—house 3 Muii' street M'Gregor, Mrs., confectioner, 31 Hairst street—house do. M'Guire, Edward, baker, 34 High street—house do. M'Guire, Misses, dress and mantle makers, 41 High st. —ho. 34 do. M'Hutcheson, Miss, Gordon villa, Inchinnan road M'llroj, William, church officer—house 3 Richard street M'Intyre, Alexander, flesher, 10 Hairst street—house 7 Argyle street, Paisley M'Intyre, Mrs. James, flesher, 49 High street and 53 Hairst street house M'Farlane place, Hairst street M'Kay, James, greengrocer, Fulbarlane—ho. 18 King's lane, Bell st. M'Kechnie, Robert, wright, 4 Muir St., off Hairst street—house do. M'Kechnie, Mrs. John, wine and spirit merchant. Ferry inn, Clyde st. M'Kellar, John, salesman at Henry L. Walker's—ho. 19 Manse st. Mackenzie, Robert, draper, 15 Canal street—house 18 Wilson street M'Kenzie, Robert, stationer and tobacconist, 4 High street—house 6 Blythswood road M'Kerrell, John, tailor and clothier, 7 High st. —house 48 Hairst st. M'Kinnon, Alexander, confectioner, 20 Orchard street—house do. M'Kinnon, George, boot and shoemaker, 17 Hairst street—house 31 Fulbar street M'Lachlan, John, 6Q Fulbar street M'Lachlan, Mary, wine and spirit merchant, 53 Ferry road—house 2 London street M'Laren, J., Town Chamberlain, Municipal buildings—ho. 1 Muir st. M'Lean, Miss, dressmaker. Glebe cottage. Glebe street M'Millan, John, manager of Prince of Wales Coffee Palace, 72 Fulbar street M'Murray, John, keeper, Masonic Hall—house 9 High street M'Nair, Mrs., cowfeeder, Longcroft house, Inchinnan road M'Neil, Daniel, carting contractor, 11 Manse street M'Neish, John, wine and spirit merchant, 26 Canal street—ho. do. Macveigh, Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, Glasgow and South- western Hotel, 7 Clyde street—house do.

NAPIER, H. A., printer and stationer, The Cross—house Lawrence place. National Telephone Company Limited, Renfrew Branch, 42 Hairst street Neilson, James, confectioner, F.erry-roadhead, Yoker—house do. —;

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PARK, Mrs., spirit dealer, 28 Manse street Park, William, Muirpark house, Paisley road Parker, John R., Inspector of Poor, and collector of Poor Rates and

other assessments for the Parish of Renfrew ; insurance agent and clerk to Landward Parish School Board, 70 Fulbar street Paton, John, farmer Pollock, John, Elythswood lodge Post Office, 50 Hairst street—Robert Duncan, postmaster Prince of Wales Coffee Palace, 72 Fulbar st.—J. M'Millan, manager

RAESIDE, Mrs., grocer, 67 Hairst street Rankin, Daniel, hairdresser, 4 Fulbar street and 37-|- High street house 1 Wilson st. Reid, R. L., Music instructor for Renfrew School Board, 4 Rose- bery terrace, Pollokshields Reid, William, confectioner, Ferry-roadhead, Yoker—house do.

Renfrew Ferry ; Peter Shaw, manager—house North Ferry house Renfrew Working Men's Investment and Building Society (Limited), 6 Blythswood road—William L. Yuill, 6 Blythswood road, secretary and treasurer—house 2 Orchard place Rhodes, Mrs., 4 Houston terrace Ritchie, Mrs. W., baker, 17 High street—house do. Robb, Colin, wine and spirit merchant, Yoker Ross, Mrs., washerwoman and clothes mangier, 77 High st.—ho. do. Russell, Thomas S., restaurateur, 4 Laurence pi., Hairst st. —ho. do. Russell, Thomas S., baker, 46 High street—house 4 Laurence pi., Hairst street

SHEARER, Archibald, Rosevale cottage, Paisley road Shepherd, William, of Woolley & Shej)herd—house 1 Newton st. Sheridan, Michael L., pawnbroker, 73, 75, and 77 High st. —ho. do Sidey, John, grocer, 4 Fulbar street—house 28 Fulbar street Simons, William, & Co., engineers, shipbuilders, and ironfounders, London Works Sinclair, Neil, 40 Fulbar street Sneddon, William, wine and spirit merchant, 37 and 39 High street—house 6 Bell street Speirs, Alexander Archibald, of Elderslie—residences, Houston house and 4 Hill street, Berkeley square, London Speirs, Lady Anne, of Elderslie—residences, Houston house and 4 Hill street, Berkeley square, London Sproul, Robert, Glebe cottage. Glebe street Stephen, Rev. Robert, M.A., minister of the Established Church, The Manse, Alexandra drive —

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Stevens, Wm. Goldie, physician and surgeon, 2 High street house, Beechcroft villa. Paisley road Stevens, J. B., M.B. and CM., 2 High street—house Beechcroft villa, Paisley road Stewart, Alexander, farmer, Mossland Stewart, Allan, w^ine and spirit merchant, 25 High st. —ho. 86 do. Stewart, James, cowfeeder, 55 Queen street Stewart, Miss, Longcroft, Inchinnan road Stewart, Miss, Gordon villa, Inchinnan road Stobo, George, M.D., Kirktield, Paisley road Storry, John, accountant, Union Bank of Scotland (Limited) Struthers, Mrs. William, 16 Bell street Symons, J., butler, Blythswood house

TEESDALE, James, grocer, 16J Bell street—house 15 do. Templeton, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 22 Bell street Thomson, James, 21 Bell street Thomson, James G., blacksmith, 23 Hairst street—house do. Thomson, John, draper, Salisbury terrace, Inchinnan road—ho. do. Thomson, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 6 High street—house 26 Bell street Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Bell street—house do. Thomson, "VYilliam, factor for Renfrew Working Men's Investment and Building Society (Limited), 6 Blythswood road—house 2 Orchard place Todd, James, spirit merchant, 46 Fulbar street—ho. Fulbar place Todd, John, florist and seedsman, Rosebank nursery. High st, —ho. do. Tripney, David, engineer—house Neil buildings. Ferry road

YEITCH, Margaret, draper, 59 Hairst street—house 63 do. Vernal, Dugald, joiner and ironmonger, 17 Canal street house 71 High street Vernal, James, & Son, coal merchants, Fulbar street—house 60 do. Votessi, Donate, confectioner, 2 Wilson street—house do.

WALKER, Henry L., spirit dealer, 19 Hairst street Waterston, Miss, wine and spirit merchant, Castlehill inn, 29 Canal street—house do. Watson, Henry, saddler, 31 High street—house do. Watson, James, flesher, 20 Canal street—house 2 Victoria place, Hairst street Watt, Andrew, gateman, G. & S.-W. Railway, Porterfield—ho. do. Watt, George, goods and mineral agent, Caledonian Railway, Fulbar street—house 48 Houston street, Glasgow —

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"Watt, John, cowfeeder, 27 Wilson street Watt, John, 13 Bell street White, Andrew, gas manager, Blythswood Gasworks — house Blythswood White, James, & Son, plumbers and gasfitters, 7 Manse street house 31 Hairst street Whitehill, Mrs. Robert, Bellview, Paisley road Whiteman, Mrs., housekeeper, Blythswood house Whyte, Archibald, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 53 High street—house 7 Manse street Wilson, George, & Co., muslin manufacturers, Moorpark factory Wilson, Miss, dressmaker, 34 Hairst street—house do. Wood, Hamilton, confectioner, 128 High street Wood, James, & Co., coal merchants, Railway depots, Fulbar street,

Renfrew ; Clydebank and Yoker Railway Stations (see advt.) Wood, James R., cashier to Lobnitz & Co.—house Midfaulds cot. Paisley road Woolley & Shepherd, billposters, 1 Newton street Wright, Daniel, St. Thomas' Croft Wright, Mrs. Peter, farmer. Knock farm

YOUNG, Mrs, Thomas, confectioner, 20 Manse street Young, William Andrew, of Lobnitz & Co.—ho. Millburn house

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MEMBERS OF TOWN COUNCIL J^rovost—Andrew Brown. Bailies—John Gumming and William Irving. Dean of Guild—Thomas Anderson. Treasurer—James R. Wood. COUNCILLORS Daniel Wright. Eobert Anderson. James M 'Donald. Peter Ferguson. John Clark. David Lamont. James Donaldson. Tow7i Clerk—William Herron. Toivn Chamberlain — John M'Laren. Procurator-Fiscal—Robert Russell. Superintendent of Police— Gilbert Deans. Inspector of Weights and Measures—William Miller. Master of Worhs and Sanitary Inspector— Gilbert Deans. The management of Police is vested in the Town Council. Burgh Court held Fortnightly on alternate Mondays. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE RENFREW DISTRICT Provost and Magistrates for the time being. Andrew Brown. James Myles. H. C. Lobnitz. | | Assessor under the Lands Valuation Act—Archibald Buchanan, Queen street. Quarter Sessions held first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October. Meetings for considering License Certificates held first Tuesday of May and last Tuesday of October. NEW ROAD AND BRIDGES ACT Clerh—Wra. Herron. Collector—John M'Laren.

PAROCH I AL BOARD Office—10 Fulbar street. Chairman — James Myles. Inspector of Poor and Collector of Poor Rates—John R. Parker. SCHOOL BOARD, BURGH OF RENFREW Chairman—Walter Shearer.

Rev. Thomas M'Evoy. 1 James Blair.

Walter Brown. Archd. Whyte. .) Archd. Buchanan. Charles Bainbridge. ? A Clerk, Correspondent, and Treasurer—William Miller. Officer—Alexander Miller. EVENING SCIENCE CLASSES. Chairman—W. Shearer and Seven of a Committee. Secretary—William Miller. Teacher of Machine Comtruction and Steam — George Reid. Teacher of Mathematics —Thomas Mackie, F.E.I.S. APPENDIX. 259

SCHOOL BOARD (LANDWARD PART), PARISH OF RENFREW Chairman—James Myles. Rev. G. D. R. Munro. Dr. James Stevenson. Charles Conoell. Rev. J. P. Hogarth, M.A. Clerh and Correspondent—John R. Parker. Treasurer—William Herron. Janitor and Officer—Douglas Gibson.

POST OFFICE, 50 HAIRST STREET Postmaster—Robert Duncan, Hairst street. Deliveries— 6 a.m., 7'30 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 6.15 p.m. Box Closes—8.10 a.m., 11.55 a.m., 2.55 p.m., 3.55 p.m., 5.30 p.m. (except Saturdays), and 7.55 p.m. Sundays, 3.25 p.m.

PUBLIC OFFICES, &C. Town Clerk's Office, Municipal buildings—William Herron, Town Clerk. Chamberlain's Office, Municipal buildings—J. M'Laren, Chamberlain. Assessor's Office, 43 Queen street—Archibald Buchanan, Assessor. Sanitary (Burgh) Inspector's OfiBce—Gilbert Deans, Inspector. Collector's OflSce for Registration, School and Poor Rates, 70 Fulbar street — John R. Parker, Collector. Post Office, Hairst street—Robert Duncan, Postmaster. Police Chambers—Gilbert Deans, Superintendent. Registrar's OfBce, 43 Queen street—Archibald Buchanan, Registrar. Session Clerk's OflSce, Municipal buildings —William Herron, Session Clerk. Gas, Harbour, and Public Rates Office, Municipal buildings—J. M'Laren, Collector. Union Bank, Municipal buildings—William Herron, Agent. WRITER William Herron, Union Bank, Municipal buildings. SURGEONS George Stobo, M.D., Kirkfield, Paisley road. W. Goldie Stevens, L.R.C.P., 2 High street—ho. Beechcroft, Paisley road. James Hill, M.B., CM., 16 Hairst street—ho. 35 Bell street J. B. Stevens, M.B., CM., 2 High street—ho. Beechcroft, Paisley road. INSURANCE AGENTS

f William Herron, Town Clerk, Municipal Scottish Union and National, < buildings.

( James Myles, Factor, Deanside. Rock Life Assurance Co., Kent Fire Insurance Co., ^ William Miller, 61 Hairst street Liverpool and London and Globe,.... Northern, Life Association of Scotland, John R. Parker. J> London and Lancashire,

Accident Insurance Co., ) -ttt-it tt 1 T r\ t William Herron. oRoyal Insurance Co., ) SHIPPING AGENT William Miller, 61 Hairst street. 260 RENFREW DIRECTORY. CHURCHES ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Church Street, Minister—Rev. R. Stephen, M.A. Session- ChrJc—William Heiron. Office?'—William Loudon. Number of Sittings, 1050. The Sacrament takes place on the last Sundays of January and June.

' FREE CHURCH, Renfield Street. Minister—Rev. Robert Hill, M.A. | /Session- Cleric Andrew Brown, Castlehill house, Ferry road. — I

Convener, Seat-Letting Committee —Robert Anderson, Neil buildings. ! Precentor—Andrew Fleming. Officer—James Macdonald, 8 Queen street. Treasurer—William Brown, Meadowflat.

" Hours of Service — 11,15 a.m. and 1.45 p.m. 1

Number of Sittings, 800. i

The Sacrament takes place on the last Sundays of March, June, and September j

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Paisley Road. Minister— 'Re-v. John P. Hogarth, M.A., U. P. Manse. Session-Clerh—James Donaldson, Almond villa. Precentor—Mr. Tait. C>^cer—William M'llroy, 3 Richard street. Number of Sittings, 500.

ST. JAMES R.C. CHURCH. Parish Priest—Rev. Thomas M'Evoy, Union house, Pinkerton lane. CLYDEBANK R.C. CHURCH. Parish Priest—Rev. John Montgomery, Kilbowie road, Clydebank. Number of Sittings, 300. SCHOOLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND BLYTHSWOOD TESTIMONIAL. Renpield Street. Head ilfasfe?-—John M'Glashan, F.E.T.S. Assistants—John Adam, Thomas Mackie, John Barr, Richard N. Thomson, and James Falconer. Bead Mistress—Marion Law. Assistants—Maggie Y. Stewart, Janet Taylor, Lizzie Miller, J. Shearer, C. Paterson, Kate M'Kenzie, Bessie M'Callum, Agnes Bowie, Annie Anderson, and Jeanie Murdoch. Drawing Master— Charles Hayes. Singing Master—R. L. Reid. Janitor and Dnll Instructor—Alexander Miller. ST. JAMES R.C. SCHOOL, Fulbar Street. Head Teacher—Miss Dodds. Assistants—Miss Kerisey and Miss Slaven.. YOKER SCHOOL. Head Master—Archibald Walker. Assistants—Charles Macmaster, Elizabeth Kirkwood, and Isabella Allan» SCOTSTOUN SCHOOL. B.ead Master—John M'Kean. Assistants—-Mrs. Mayor, Agnes M'Lennan, and Annie M'Connell. OSWALD SCHOOL. Head Master—James S. M'Lennan. Assistant—Miss Pryde. ——

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SOCI ETI ES Kenfrew Equitable Co-Opeeative Society,—President—Arcb. Thomson ; Vice-President—John Anderson; Treasurer — James Naismith; Secretary — James Tyre. Central Store—28 High street ; No. 1 Branch—2 Laurence place, Hairst street. Kenfrew Prince op Wales Masonic Lodge, No. 426. — R.W.M.—Thomas Anderson; S.W. — James S. Murray; J.W. — J. Hamilton; Treasurer—Peter

G. Bell, Renfield house ; Secretary — A. Scott, 35 High street ; Tyler— J.

M'Murray ; EaU—9 High street. Ancient Order of Foresters, Coxtrt Blythsavood, 5463. — Meets every alternate Monday in the Masonic Hall, at 8 p.m. — C.E. — Bro. "William

, Douglas ; Secretary—Bro. James Syme, 2 Wilson street; Treasurer— Bro. James Edmiston. Renfrew Working Men's Inyestment and Building Society (Limited),

6 Blythswood Road.—President — J. R. Weed : Secretary and Treasurer—Wm.

L. Yuill, 2 Orchard place ; Factor—William Thomson, 2 Orchard place. Renfrew Reading and Receea^tion Club (Prince of Wales' Cafe).

President—Wm. Herrou ; Vice-President —P. G. Bell ; Secretary—A. C. Tait, 5 Muir street; Treasurer—Thomas Mackie, 1 Muir street. Corps.—Armoury— street. Renfrew Rifle dl Hairst Major—J. R. Wood ; Lieutenants—Walter Brown and W. Myles, jun.; Drill Sergeant—W. Veitch, 59 Hairst street. Renfrew King's Inch Curling Club. —Patron—A. A. Speirs, of Elders-

lie ; Patroness — Lady Anne Speirs ; President — James Myles Vice-Pre- ;

sident—John Paton ; Representative Member—James Myles ; Chaplain—Rev. Robt.

Stephen ; Secretary—Wm. Myles, Deanside; Treasurer—John M'Laren, Municipal buildings. — Blythswood Cricket Club. President—William Brown ; Vice-President— P. G. Bell; Captain—James R. Stewart; Vice-Captain— Wilfred P. Stock; Secretary and Treasurer—William Richardson, 29 Fulbar street; Match Com- mittee—J. R. Stewart, W. P. Stock, P. Leggat, Wm. Richardson. Ground Blythswood Park. King's Club. —President President— Inch Cricket —Andrew Scott ; Vice

Thomas M'Murray ; Captain —James Yuill ; Vice-Captain—Graham Houston ;

Match Secretary—A. B. M'Gregor ; Financial Secretary and Treasurer—James Ritchie; Committee— '5 .Yva\\ G. Houston, T. M'Murray, A. B. M'Gregor, and A. WhitehiJl.

Renfrew Horticultural '^ocie.ty.— President — William Herron ; Vice-

President—John Methven ; Treasurer—A. M'Gregor, jun.; Secretary—Norman Findlay, 15 High street. Renfrew Bowling Club.—President — John Brodie Treasurer Thos. ; —

Anderson ; Secretary—Thomas Mackie, 1 Muir street. Loyal Order of Ancient Shepherds (A.U.)— Bluebell Lodge, No. 1642.

J. M'Miilan, W.M. ; D. Dunlop, D.M. ; /decretory— William Gifford, 60 Fulbar

street ; Lodge Surgeon—W. Goldie Stevens. Meets in the Evangelistic Hall, Wilson street, every alternate Monday, at 7 p.m. Election of OflSce-Bearers last meeting in June and December, Eenfrew Musical Association. — Honorary President — Walter Douglas

Campbell, Blythswood ; President, Wm. Brown, Meadowflat ; Joint Secretaries and Treasurers—W. C. M'Murray. Ferry road, and A. C. Tait, Muir street. CARRIERS' QUARTERS GLASGOW and RENFREW CARRIER,— John M'Ewen, 32 Bell street; leaves Renfrew Cross daily, about 9 a.m.; leaves 50 Dunlop street, Glas- gow, daily, at 3.30 p.m. (Saturdays, at 2 p.m.) 262 RENFREW DIRECTORY.

FIRE BRIGADE Fire Station—Fulbar Stkeet.

John Linton, supt., 39 Fulbai- street. Samuel NevA?land, fireman, 191 High st, John Jack, 1st engineer, 35 Hairst st. John Davidson, do., 57 High street. Hugh M'Kechnie, 2nd engineer, 43 Henry Christie, do., 22 Manse street. Manse street James Ovvens, 8 King's lane, off Bell st. Robert Craig, stoker, 6 Campbell street. William Lang, fireman, 8 Bell street. Matthew Lyle, fireman, Orchard street Robert Aitchison, fireman, Church st. Peter Main, fireman, 25 Fulbar street. James Kilpatrick, fireman, 30 High st. William Milne, do., 6 Hairst street. LIBERAL AND RADICAL ASSOCIATION Honorary P;•es^V7e?^i— Ex-Provost Brown. President—William Brown. Vice-Presidents—Ex-Provost Wright, es-Provost Donaldson, Councillor Anderson, and Archibald Shearer. Treasurer—Archibald Kerr, Manse street. Secretary — Walter Shearer, Eosevale cottage, Paisley road. POPULATION OF RENFREW Census 1891. Males. Females. Total. Royal, 3193 3053 6246 Without the Royalty, 259 251 510 Parliamentary, Municipal, and Police, ... 3452 3304 6756 Landward, 1278 1258 2536 Total Population of Parish, 4730 4562 9292

RENFREW, with Rutherglen, Dumbarton, Kilmarnock, and Port-Glasgow, returns one Member to Parliament. Kilmarnock is the Returning Burgh. Par- liamentary constituency, 818; Municipal do., 892. Stephen Williamson, M. P. (G.L.)

FAIRS are held on the Third Tuesday of May and Last Friday of June. Market Day—Saturday.

CONVEYANCES.—Almost all the Glasgow Steamers call at Renfrew Wharf, both in going up and down the Clyde. Trains to Paisley and Glasgow every hour. OMNIBUS TRAFFIC. Renfrew to Govan (daily except Sundays^

Leaves Renfrew Cross at 11, a.m.; 1, 3, 5.45 p.m. Saturdays extra—5.30, 7.30, and 9.30 p.m. Leaves Govan Cross at 10 a.m.; 12 noon; 2, 4.30, and 6.30 p.m. Saturdays— 8.30 p.m. Paisley t® Renfrew and Govan (Sundays).

Leaves Paisley, 10.15 a.m. and 5.15 p.m.; Renfrew, 10.45 a.m. and 5.45 p.m. ; Govan, 11.30 a.m. and 6.15 a.m.; Renfrew. 12 Noon and 6.45 p.m.

EIs'D OP EEKTEEW DIEECTOEY. THE JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY.

ABBEY Cemetery, Thorn—superintendent, John M'Dougall, lodge Abbey Cemetery. Abbey Parish Office, 25 Church street (open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 11 till 12) Adam, J. B., goods agent, G. & S.-W. Ry.—house Canal house Adam, Mrs., furniture and hardware merchant, 8 Church street Advertiser Office, 10 William street—Landles & Co., publishers Aitken, James, tailor, 25 High street—house do. Aitken, Mrs., cooper, 29 Grahame street—ho. 4 Buchanan st. Allan, David F., wine and spirit merchant, 63 High street—ho. do. Allan, James, coal merchant, Johnstone station—ho. Gleniffer view Allan, James, 13 William street Allan, John, spirit merchant, 20 William street—ho. 27 do. Allan, Miss, tobacconist, 21 William street Allison, William, foreman to Craig & Donald—house 38 William street Anderson, Charles, bread and biscuit baker, 31 High st.—^ho. do. Anderson, Mrs., confectioner, Thorn Anderson, Mrs., Hagg crescent Anderson, Robert, draughtsman to John M'Dowall & Sons—house Sandbank cottage, Campbell street Anderson, Thomas, officer, and superintendent of burial ground of Johnstone Parish Church—house 3 Ludovic square Anderson, Thomas, spirit merchant, 13 High street—house do. Andrew, Alexander, general merchant, 25 High street—house Nor- wood, Ulundi road Andrew, William, Thorn house. Thorn Armour, Stewart, grocer and spirit merchant, 32 High street Armour, Stewart, grocer, 20 High street—house 32 do.

BARCLAY, George, of Fullerton, Hodgart, & Barclay (Ltd.), Paisley—house Thornhill house Barnett, James, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—residence Lily- bank house Barr, James, M.B., CM., D.P.H. (Camb.), 27 High street—house Westmount, Ulundi road. —

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Barr, James, jun., of John M'Dowall & Sons'—house "Westmount Barr, Mrs., British Workman Public House, 69 High street—house 8 Buchanan street Barr, Mrs. A., tobacconist, 15 High street—house 18 Russell street Barr, Robert, draughtsman to J. & W. Weems—house 6 High street Barrow, Joseph, of Thomas Shanks & Co. —house Disleymount, Pollokshields Barrowman, Thomas, of William Robertson & Co.—house Hagg crescent Baxter, Robert, hairdresser, 39 High street—house do. Baxter, William, boot and shoemaker, 67 High street—house do. Baxter, William, agent for principal Royal Mail steamers, 67 High st. Beaton, Mrs., The Cottage, Thorn Beaton, Mrs. Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 56 High street house 27 Grahame street Beck, Robert, flesher, 65 High street and 36 Macdowall street house 65 High street Bell, David, watchmaker, 26 High street—house Bridge of Weir Bennie, Mrs., Laigh Cartside house Beveridge, Jane, milliner, 75 High street—house 11 Buchanan street Biggart, David, & Sons, cotton spinners and bleachers, Peockland Mills Biggart, David, of D. Biggart & Sons—house Roebank Biggart, John B., of D. Biggart & Sons—house Woodlands Black, James, manager at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house 22 Church street Black, Thomas, contractor, Quarrelton road Blackadder, James B., at John Love's—house Easwald bank, Kil- barchan Blackburn, Robert, spinning master at Browns, Malloch, & Co.'s house High street Blackston Mineral Co. — Johnstone Colliery, Quarrelton, and Mineral Works, Blackston Blackwood, J. L., flesher, 6 Grahame street—house do. Blackwood, William, milliner and draper, 4 Houstoun square house do. Blair, Robert, feuar. Thorn Bone, Alexander, carter. Canal house Borland, Arthur, leather merchant, 14 Church st. —ho. 4 Quarry st. Bowden, William, plasterer, 26 Laigh Cartside street—^liouse 22 Russell street Boyd, Thomas, stationer and printer, 39 High street—house Mary- field place, Canal street —

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Boyd, "William, painter, 35 High street—ho. Munnsville, Floors st. Boyle, J. & J., fish, fruit, and egg merchants, 37 High street—office 8 Dimity street Boyle, John, of J. & J. Boyle—house 21 High street Bowman, James, farmer, Auchenlodment British Workman's Public House, 69 High street—proprietrix Mrs. John Barr Broadfoot, John, coachman to George Barclay—house the Lodge, Thornhill Brown, Adam, broker, 19 Church street—house do. Brown, James, timekeeper at John Lang & Sons'—house 11 Mary st. Brown, John, coachman and gardener at William Watson's—house Newfield lodge Brown, Mrs., broker, 41 High street Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Johnstone and Elderslie Buchanan, James, flesher and provision merchant, 23 High street house Villafield, Laigh Cartside street Buchanan, James, at Finlayson, Bousfield,& Co.'s—ho. 17 Church st. Buchanan, Mrs., grocer, 17 Church street Buchanan, Walter, picking master at Browns, Malloch, & Co.'s Buchanan, William, potato merchant, 67 High street—house do. Budge, James, School Board officer, Abbey Parish (Landward), Craigview place, 22 Buchanan street Burnett, David, cashier at John M'Dowall & Sons'—house 21 High street Burns, Matthew, confectioner, 30 Macdowall street Burnside, Mrs., Thornhill terrace. Thorn Burnside, W. & J., coal merchants and contractors, Thornhill

CALDWELL, J. & J., letterpress and lithographic printers, 6 Buchanan street Caldwell, James, " Dawn of Day " Salve manufacturer, 6 Buchanan street Caldwell, John, confectioner, 13 Collier street Caldwell, Miss, at John Young & Son's—house 19 Buchanan st. Caldwell, Misses, dressmakers, 4 Houstoun square Caldwell, William, insurance agent and house factor, 20 Walkin- shaw street Cameron, Alexander, 23 Laigh Cartside street Cameron, Dugald, hall-keeper at Johnstone Public Hall—house Cart Bank terrace, Collier street Cameron, James, flesher, 29 High street—house 2 Rankine street Cameron, James, clerk at J. Lang & Sons—house Thorn Cameron, Robert, contractor, 21 Church street—house do. —

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Campbell, Dugald, 62 High street Campbell, J. M., inspector of poor, office, 25 Church street—head office Abbey Poorhouse, Paisley Campbell, Martin, cashier at J. Lang & Sons—house 14 Wellington street, Greenock Campbell, Mrs. John, proprietrix lodging-house, 12 Dimity street Campbell, Robert, 19 Rankine street Carrigan, James, confectioner, 21 Rankine street Carruthers, James, brassfounder, 62 High street—house Benlomond view Carswell, Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Quarry street Chalmers, John, agent for Prudential Assurance Co., North street, Houston Clark, Samuel, manager at Johnstone Mill, Clark street Clark, William, confectioner, 14 Church street—house do. Clunas, John, sergeant of police—house 13 Buchanan street Coates, John, newsagent, bookseller, and house furnisher, 21 Rankine street—house Maryfield, Ludovic square Coffier, Mrs., confectioner, 44 Grahame street Colville, Robert, manager to Loudon Bros.—house Mary street Congalton, A., tailor, 62 High street Co-operative Coal Company, Laigh Cartside station, Gas street- Thomas Hepburn, salesman—house 20 Mary street Co-operative Society's Stores, Limited, dealers in groceries, boots, &c., 61 High street; No. 1 branch, 9 High street; No. 2 branch, 7

Grahame street ; No. 3 branch. Elderslie ; boot and shoe shop

and butchery, 6 Houstoun square ; coal depot, Laigh Cartside station Core, Adam, engineer, at John M'Dowall & Sons—ho. 32 High st. Core, Adam W., traveller to John M'Dowall & Sons—ho. 25 High st. Cosh, William, blacksmith, Thorn Cowan, Mrs., 6 Pligli street Coyle, John, confectioner, 10 M'Dowall street—ho. do.

Craig & Donald, engineers, William street Works ; telephone No. 15 Craig, James, watchmaker and jeweller, 33 High street Craig, John, of Fullerton, Craig, & Co.—ho. Strathwillan, Thornhill Crawford, George, cowfeeder, Thorn Crawford, Peter, gardener to George Barclay—house Thornhill Gardens Cubie, George, police inspector—ho. Canal street Cullen, John, jun., writer, accountant and teller. National Bank house National Bank house Cullen, Robert, pastry baker and restaurateur, 73 High street—ho. 7 Houstoun square JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY. 267

Currie, Duncan, lithographer, Glasgow—ho. Gleniffer view, Thorn Currie, William, carting contractor, and Johnstone and Paisley carrier, 16 Rankine street—house do.

DALY, Michael, cooper, 30 Church street—ho. 24 do. Daly, William, cooper, 30 Church street Darroch, James, dairyman, 77 High street—house do. Davidson, Rev. William, R.C. clergyman, St. Margaret's, Grahame street Deans, Rohert L., manager, Gas works—house 7 Gas street Dempsey, John, china merchant, 60 High st. —ho. do. Dickson, Harry, clerk, Glenpatrick Carpet works—ho. Hamburg house, Thorn Dickson, James, book-keeper to James Donald & Son—house 20 Church street Dickson, Maggie, saleswoman at Co-operative Society's branch No. 2 (7 Grahame street)—house 20 Church street Donald, David P., of Craig & Donald—house Greenbank house, Ludovic square Donald, James F., of James Donald & Son—house Woodbank Donald, James, & Son, engineers, iron and brass founders, John- stone Foundry and Engine Works, 10, 12, 14, and 16 High street Donald, John, Ludovic square Donald, Mrs. James, Greenbank house, Ludovic square Downie, Thomas, carrier between Johnstone, Paisley, and Glasgow, 12 Macdowall street Doyle, Mary, teacher at R.C. School—house 4 Buchanan street Drysdale, Henry, Overton road. Thorn Dunbar, John, passenger agent, G. & S.-W. Ry. station—house Station house Dunbar, John, Victoria cottage, Mary street

EADIE, Alexander, Quarrelton road Eadie, Alexander, farmer, Cochran mill Easson, Margaret, confectioner, 64 High street Eastwood, Mrs. Thomas, confectioner, 4 Collier street Edward, George, of Geo. Edward & Co.—house 2 Walkinshaw st. Edward, George, & Co., engineers. Gas street Edward, Thomas, of George Edward & Co.—house 1 Church st. Edward, Miss, dress and mantle maker, 2 Walkinshaw street Erskine, Mrs., saleswoman. Co-operative Society's boot department —house 17 Buchanan street Ewing, Miss Flora, confectioner, 78 High street —;

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FAIRWEATHER, Mary, confectioner, 5 Grahame street—house 11 do. Falvy, Miss, saleswoman at Co-operative Society's branch No. 1 —house 60 High street Ferguson, Dugald, blacksmith and horse-shoer, 3 Walkinshaw street —house Sunnyside cottage, Rankine street Ferguson, James, bookkeeper to Co-operative Society—house 35 High street Ferguson, John, grocer, 32 Laigh Cartside street—house do. Feron, Alexander, umbrella maker, 76 High street Finlayson, Archibald W., of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.—residence Spring Grove, Kilbarchan. Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co., flax spinners, manufacturers of all kinds of linen thread, for hand and machine sewing, and shoe threads, Flax mills, High street, Lilybank and Lancefield Finlayson, James, of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.—residence Mer- chiston Finlayson, James, jun., of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.—residence Merchiston Finlayson, William J., of Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co. —residence The Oaks Fleming, William Gaff, postmaster, and registrar, agent for the Royal Insurance Co., Post-Office, 12 Walkinshaw street —house Post-ofiice house Fletcher, John, inspector to Paisley Water Commissioners—house Hamburg house. Thorn Flynn, Mrs. William, dressmaker, 81 High street Forbes, Charles J., chief constable and sanitary inspector, Burgh Police Chambers—house Municipal buildings, Collier street Forbes, John, police constable—house 8 Church street French, William, confectioner, 28 Laigh Cartside street—house 24 do.

Fullerton, Craig, & Co., ironfounders, Cartside foundry, Russell st. telephone No. 13 Fullerton, Duncan, of Fullerton, Craig, & Co. —house Ulundi road Fullerton, W. P., writer, of Holmes, Mactavish, and Fullerton residence 19 Bute gardens, Glasgow Fyfe, Alexander, manager to Craig & Donald—ho. 12 Floors st. Fyfe, John, wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street and 1 Walkinshaw street Fyfe, John, grocer and provision merchant, 22 High street—house 3 Walkinshaw street Fyfe, John, cabinetmaker and funeral undertaker, 70 High street —house do. —

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Fyfe, John, china merchant, 70 High street—ho. do. Fyffe, George, Ludovic square

GAS Works, 3 Gas street—Robt. L. Deans, manager Gemmill, Rev. Hugh, B.D., minister of East U.P. Church—house East U.P. Manse, Thorn Gibson, Alexander, carding master at Browns, Malloch, & Co.'s —house Church street Gibson, John, weigher, Pubhc weighs, 6 Walkinshaw street—house Hagg crescent Gilbert, Mrs., confectioner, 19 High street Gillespie, Mary Ann, bookseller and stationer, 21 High street house Springfield, Overton road Gillespie, Robert, flesher, 17 High street—house 17 do. Gilmour, Andrew, draper, 23 Macdowall street—house do. Glasgow and Govan Boot-repairing Co., 20 High street Glasgow and South-Western Railway Station—John Dunbar, stationmaster Glegg, John, factor, Milliken Gorman, Hugh, agent. Prudential Assurance Co., 8 George street Graham, Archibald, foreman to Fullerton, Craig, & Co.—house Fyfe's place, Russell street Graham, George, broker, 4 Collier street Graham, James, greengrocer and confectioner, 71 High st.—ho. do. Graham, Joshua, salesman, Co-operative Society's Store, 61 High street—house 1 Collier street Graham, Robert, cartwright and coachbuilder, 27 Church street house Burnside cottage, Quarrelton road Grant, Miss & Co., grocers, 12 Collier street Gray's "Empire" Stores, 21 High street — Alexander Gray,. manager, 47 and 49 Wesleyan street, Glasgow. Gray, James, farmer, Barbush Green, William, at Flax mills—house 26 Rankine street Guiliani, Leopoldo, ice-cream merchant and confectioner, 27 and 73 High street Guy, James M., of William Guy & Son—ho. Redcliife Guy, William, of William Guy & Son—ho. West Lea, Ulundi rd. Guy, William, & Son, tailors and clothiers, 13 High street

HALLTDAY, Rev. Archibald, minister of Laigh Cartside Parish Church—house Greenlea, Floors street Harkin, Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 19 Russell street Harper, Mrs., 66 High street Hart, James, clerk to Browns, Malloch, & Co.—ho, Hagg crescent —

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Hart, James, tobacconist, 70 High street Harvey, E-obert, clerk, G. & S.-W. Ry. station —bouse 26 Laigh Cartside street Hatrick, Alexander, grocer, 20 Macdowall street Hatrick, Charles, farmer, Boghouse Hatrick, Walter A., provision merchant, 9 Buchanan st.—ho. 19 do. Hatrick, William, 4 Grahame street Hay, John, grocer and provision merchant, 68 High st. —ho. do. Henderson, Mrs,, confectioner, 10 Dimity street—house do. Hendry, Mrs. John, Black Bull inn, 72 High street Herbertson, James C, M.A., M.D., 61 High street—house Bellevue, Church street Higgins, Sarah, laundry, 25 Macdowall street Hill, Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 80 High street —house do. Hill, James, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Russell street and 58 High street—house 3 Collier street Hill, James, draughtsman, at Thos. Shanks & Co.'s—house Greenlea cottage. Floors street Hill, William, confectioner, 12 Grahame street Hillhouse, Robert, aerated water manufacturer, 30 High street house Church street Holmes, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 34 Macdowall street house Crosslee Holmes, John, writer, and joint-agent for the Union Bank of Scotland Limited—house Bank house, Collier street Holmes, Mactavish, & FuUerton, solicitors, 52 High street, and at 128 St. Vincent street, Glasgow Holmes, Mrs., Thornbank Hood, Mrs. William, cooper, 20 Collier street—house 22 do. Hooks, Walter, 30 Laigh Cartside street Hopkin, Hugh L., of Loudon Brothers—house 116 Blythswood drive, Glasgow Hopkins, Samuel, coal agent, Johnstone station—house Elderslie Houstoun, John, grocer, 12 Mary street Hunter, James, draper, clothier, and outfitter, 54 High street house Newfield terrace Hunter, John, joiner and funeral undertaker, 7 Dimity street house Janefield place, Canal street Husband, James P., Victoria place, 21 Mary street Husband, John, ironfounder, Victoria Foundry, Mary street—house Burnbank, Canal avenue Husband, John, tailor and clothier, 9 William street—house do. Hutchison, David, Sunnyside cottage, 8 Rankine street Hutchison, Peter, grocer, 21 Grahame street—house do. —

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JACK, Thomas, coal merchant, Johnstone station—house Elderslie Jackson, George, of George Jackson & Son—house 2 Dimity street Jackson, George, & Son, brassfounders, 2 Dimity street Jackson, Thomas, of George Jackson & Son—house 2 Dimity street Jackson, Mrs., 60 High street Jackson, Miss, dressmaker and ladies' and children's outfitter, 25 High street'—house 2 Dimity street Jackson, Thomas, smith, 18 Laigh Cartside street—house do. Jaffray, Alexander, 12 William street Jaffrey, David, & Son, builders, 14 Grahame street Jaffrey, David, Thorn Jaffrey, David, Fairfield cottage Jaffrey, James, of William Jaffrey & Sons—house 42 High street Jaffrej^, James Mills, at Fiulayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house 14 Grahame street Jaffrey, IVliss, 14 Grahame street Jaffrey, Patrick, of William Jaffrey & Sons—house Ballochmyle Jaffrey, Peter, of David Jaffrey & Son—house Fairfield cottage Jaffrey, William, & Sons, builders, Campbell street Jaffrey, Mrs. William, Ballochmyle Jamieson, Samuel, boot and shoemaker—house 5 Houstoun square Jinks, Thomas, china and hardware merchant, 10 M'Dowall street —house do. Johnstone Apothecaries Hall, 28 High street Johnstone Colliery, Quarrelton—^Blackston Mineral Co., proprietors Johnstone Co-operative Society (Limited), grocers, provision, coal, drapery, and boot and shoe merchants, 61 High street branches 9 High street, 7 Grahame street, and Elderslie butchery and boot and shoe shop, 6 Houstoun square—coal depot, Laigh Cartside station Johnston, John, wine and spirit merchant, 18 Macdowall street house 3 Buchanan street Johnstone, Mrs. Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 23 High street house 2 Dimity street Johnston, Mrs. T., draper, 65 High street—house 62 do. Johnstone, Thomas, foreman to Craig & Donald—house Floors st. Johnstone, William Clark, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 11 High street—house 13 High street Johnston, William, stationer, 17 High street—house Woodside

KEITH, Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Quarry street—house 26 Macdowall street Kellie, John, clerk at Craig & Donald's—house Meadowbank, Buchanan street •

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Kemp, Robert, fish, fruit, and egg merchant, 56 High street—house 4 CoUier street Kennedy, John, manager at D. Biggart & Son's—house Cartside cottage Kennedy, Robert E., painter and decorator, 7 High st. —ho. 6 do. Kerr, Finlay, collector of poor rates—oifice 25 Church street—head office, 98 High street, Paisley Kerr, Helen, eating-house, 24 High street—house Crosslee Kerr, Peter, civil engineer and surveyor, of Kerr & Watson— house Lincliye, Linwood Kerr, Mrs., draper, 3 Buchanan street Kerr, Robert, farmer, East Fulton Kerr & Watson, architects, 46 High street Killoch, Matthew, M.B., CM., New Medical Hall, 64 High street —house 9 Walkinshaw street Kirkwood, Charles, clerk to Smith & M'Laurin—house Quarrelton Kirkwood, William, jun, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house Quarrelton Knox, William, clerk to J. & W. Weems—house 4 Blackball buildings. Paisley

LAING, John, newsagent, stationer, and tobacconist, 56 High st. —house 60 do. Laird, George, colporteur, 9 William street Laird, James, 33 Macdowall street Lambie, John, grocer and provision merchant, 69 High street—ho. Janefield place, Canal street Landles & Co., steam printers and lithographers, 10 William street Landles, F. A., at Thomas Boyd's—house 2 Rowanlee terrace Landles, F. G., of Landles & Co.—house 33 High street Lang, Charles, bootmaker, 21 High street—house Elmbank, Thorn Lang, George, clerk, Union Bank—house Milliken street, Houston Lang, James, of John Lang & Sons—house Lilybank Lang, John, & Sons, lathe manufacturers and special tool makers, Mary street Lang, John, sen., of John Lang & Sons—house Lilybank Lang, John, jun., of John Lang & Sons—house Springfield Lang, Robert, of John Lang & Sons—house FuUarton villa Lang, William B., of John Lang & Sous—house Lilybank Lauder, Adam, cowfeeder, Greenend cottage, Quarrelton road Laurie, James, salesman, Co-operative Society's fleshing department —house Elderslie Lawrie, George, missionary, West U.P. Church—house 2 Parkside place. Floors street —

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Lawrie, William, Hamburg house. Thorn Lees, Robert, spirit merchant, 1 Houstoun square—house 52 High street Lenaghan, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 26 High street house 1 Macdowall street Liddell, James, spirit merchant, 42 High st. —ho. Gleniffer view Littlejohn & Co., engineers and toolmakers, Thorn Iron Works, " Thorn ; telegraphic address, Littlejohn, Johnstone." Littlejohn, G. E., of Littlejohn & Co.—house Gleniffer view- London Brothers, engineers, tool and machine makers, Clyde Tool Works, and 46 to 50 Waterloo street, Glasgow; telephone No., 26 (Johnstone) Loudon, George F., of Loudon Brothers—house Thorntoun, by Kilmarnock Love, James D., at John Love's—house Millbank Love, John, tinsmith, plumber, gasfitter, and ironmonger, maker of sunlights and reflectors, 19 High street; telegraphic address, '• Love, Johnstone." Love, Mrs, John, Millbank Love, Robert, ironmonger, plumber, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 9 William street — house do. Lynch, John, confectioner 3 Campbell street Lynch, Mrs., confectioner, 31 Grahame street

MALLOCH, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house The Glen, Elderslie Malloch, John, jun., of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house Savannah, Georgia, U.S.A. Malloch, William, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—ho. Mount Pleasant Mathie, Hugh, Parkside place, Floors street Maule, Alexander, painter and decorator, 64 High street—house do. Maxwell, Mrs., confectioner, 12 Rankine street Meiklejohn, James, grocer and provision merchant, 38 Macdowall street—house do. Meldrum, John, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house Thorn Melville, John, boot and shoemaker, 10 Church street Melville, John, church officer of West U.P. Church, 10 Church st. Merrie, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 23 High street—house View- bank, Thorn Merry, Charles, druggist at Dr. Killoch's—house 23 Church street Merry, John, commission agent, 23 Church street Michael, Alexander, 22 Campbell street Michael, James, grocer and provision merchant, 48 and 66 High street—house 79 do. s —

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Millar, JoliD, Floors house, Floors street Mitchell, John, manager at Johnstone Saw Mills—house Thorn More, Mrs., 68 High street More, Miss, bookseller and stationer, 73 High street—ho. 68 do. More, James, pawnbroker, 26 Macdowall street—house do. Morison, Alexander, wright and timber merchant, and funeral undertaker, Laigh Cartside Woodyard, 3 and 5 Laigh Cart- side street—house 1 do. Morning, Adam, chimney sweep, 22 Rankine street Morrison's London Tea Company, 33 High street Morton, Miss H., milliner and draper, 54 High street Muir, John, clerk. Browns, Malloch, & Co., Elderslie—ho. Thorn Muir, Samuel, clerk, Laigh Cartside station—house 25 Russell st. Mnlherron, Mrs., confectioner, 3 Grahame street—house do. Mullen, Patrick, confectioner, 19 Macdowall street Murm, James, headmaster, Macdowall Street Half-time School house 1 Rosebery place, Paisley Murdoch, Charles, tinsmith and plumber, 7 and 9 Macdowall street—house Bank place, Collier street Murray, W. D., grocer and provision merchant, 25 Macdowall street—house 21 do. Murray, William, spirit merchant, Cartside, Milliken park

M'ADAM, John, blacksmith, 6 Dimity street—house 42 High st. M'Allister, Charles, foreman tinsmith to J. & W. Weems—house 15 High street M'Allister, Robert, baker, 6 Grahame street—house do. M'Arthur, Mrs., Elmbank, Thorn M'Caifery, John, keeper, St. Margaret's Catholic Y. M. Society Rooms, 8 George street —house do. M'Callum, C. E., at Holmes, Mactavish, & Fullerton's—ho. Paisley M'Cann, W. J., manager, Lilybank Flax Mills—house Burnbrae cottage, Milliken park M'Cloy, Alexander, cashier to Thomas Shanks & Co.—house 20 Church street M'Conachie, William, manager at Gleniffer Distillery—residence Thorn house M'Connell, Henry, grocer and confectioner, 5 Houstoun sq. —ho. do. M'Connell, John, glazier and painter, 70 High street—house do. M'Culloch, Henry, grocer and spirit merchant, 4 Grahame street house 2 do. M'Dermott, Rev. William, incumbent of St. John's Episcopal Church, The Parsonage, Floors street M'Donald, Alexander, family grocer and wine and spirit merchant, 67 High street—house Fernlea cottage, Campbell street ——;

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M'Donald, Daniel, hairdresser, 2 Macdowall street—house 1 do. M'Dougall, Archibald, Laigh Cartside dairy, Mary street M'Dougall, James B., grocer and provision merchant, Thornhill house 1 Grahame street M'Dougall, John, superintendent Abbey Cemetery—lodge Abbey Cemetery M'Dougall, Mrs., dress and mantle maker, Victoria pL, 21 Mary st. M'Dowall, John, & Sons, engineers and wood-working machinists, Walkinshaw Foundry, 19 Walkinshaw street M'Dowall, H. J., of John M'Dowall & Sons—house Sunnyhill M'Dowall, W. W., agent for National Bank of Scotland Limited

North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. ; English and

Scottish Law Life Assurance Association ; and Scottish Accident Insurance Co. —ho. Craigenveoch, Castlehead, Paisley M'Ewen, Charles, Hagg crescont M'Fadden, Rodger, boot and shoemaker, 2 Macdowall street M'Farlane, John, agent to the Prudential Assurance Coy. Limtd. house Janefield place, Canal street M'Farlane, John, jun., Maryfield place. Canal street M'Farlane, Robert, glazier, 9 William street—house do. M'Glyn, Daniel, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—ho. 23 Church st. M'Gown, John, actuary Savings Bank of Paisley, accountant and insurance agent, 1 William street M'Grath, William, billposter and agent for G. & A. Woolley—ho. 18 Macdowall street M'Gregor, H. Walker, cashier to Holmes, Mactavish, & Fullerton M'Gregor, John, joiner and funeral undertaker, 7 and 8 Houstoun square—house 27 William street Macgregor, Rev. J. R., M.A., minister of Free Church, William street—manse Grahame street M' Guinness, Patrick, captain Fire Brigade, 15 Collier street M'Kay, Kenneth, cooper, 13 Rankine street—house do. M'Keeman, Alexander, 20 William street M'Kendrick, J., & Son, builders, 13 Walkinshaw street M-Keudrick, Mrs., 13 Walkinshaw street M'Kendrick, Walter, of J. M'Kendrick & Son—house 13 Walkin- shaw street M'Kenzie, Archibald, Milliken House, Milliken M'Laren, Hugh, at Finlayson, Bousfield & Co.'s—house 15 Low Barholm, Kilbarchan M'Laurin, Archibald, of Smith & M'Laurin—house Cartside, Milliken Park M'Laurin, James, of Smith & M'Laurin—house Cartside, Milliken Park M'Laurin, Peter, of Smith & M'Laurin—ho. Cartside, Milliken Park —

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M'Laurin, Richard A., of Smith & M'Laurin—house Cartside, Milliken Park M'Lean, D., hairdresser, 8 Hoiistoun square—^ho. 15 Church street M'Lean, Miss E., draper, 11 High street—house do. M'Lelland, A. & J., provision merchants, 34 High street M'Lelland, Hawthorn, confectioner, 41 High street Macloy, Rev. William, minister of the Parish Church, The Manse M'Millau, Thomas, at David Biggart & Son's—ho. Ludovic square M'Nair, James, feuar, 30 Macdowall street M'Naught Brothers, drapery warehouse, 8 Macdowall street Macphail, Duncan, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house The Cottage, 21 Buchanan street Macphail, J. Stewart, accountant, house factor, and insurance agents 75 High street—house The Cottage, 21 Buchanan street M'Pherson, D., & Son, joiners, 1 Floors street M'Pherson, Donald, of D. M'Pherson & Son—ho. 21 Grahame st. M'Queen, James, agent Prudential Assurance Co., 12 George street M'Taggart, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 48 High street—ho. 13 William street Mactavish, D. A., writer, and joint agent for the Union Bank of Scotland Limited—house The Linn

NATRY, Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Macdowall street house 15 Buchanan street National Bank of Scotland Limited—agent, W. W. M'Dowall Neil, Mrs. William, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Rankine street house do. Neilson, Mrs., 22 Church street Neilson, Robert, manager at Lancefield Flax works—house W^est Knowe, Ulundi road Nelson, Thomas, grocer, 19 Russell street—house do. Nelson, William, cashier at Craig & Donald's—^lio. 18 William st. Newall, Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Houstoun square house 42 High street Nichol, Robert, police constable, Parkside place, 16 Floors street

OATT, Miss, 82 High street Observer Office (Thomas Boyd, publisher), 39 High street Officer, Robert, lessee of Good Templar Hall, Mary st. —ho. 7Highst. O'Neill & Co., clothiers and outfitters, 75 High street O'Neill, James, of O'Neill & Co.—house 4 Quarry street O'Neill, Eleanor, confectioner, tobacconist, and stationer, 66 High street—house Church street Orr, William Alexander, M.B. and CM., general practitioner, 31 High street—house Westfield, Grahame street —

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PATERSON, Alexander, draper, 58 High street—house do. Paton, George C, Banktop Paton, James, Sherbrooke Paton, John, Broombrae Paton, Robert, Cart bank Paton, William, smallware manufacturer, Johnstone mill, Clark st. Patrick, Andrew C, of Craig & Donald—house Greenbank, Dairy Paul, Margaret, confectioner and dairy, 1 William street Paul, William, saddler, 4 Walkinshaw street—house Mary street Peacock, Mi'S. William, baker, 9 High street—house 8 do. Pollock, Mrs., greengrocer and dairy, 17 William street—house do. Pollock, Rev. P. Macalister, B.A., clergyman, Elderslie Free Church Mission—house Walker's buildings, Thorn Pollock, Robert, dairyman, 32 Macdowall street Porter, Peter, feuar, 20 Church street Post Office, 12 Walkinshaw st. —William Gaff Fleming, postmaster —house Post Office house Post, Mrs. Ellen, confectioner, 28 Macdowall street Purdie, Alexander, hairdresser, 18 High street—house do.

RAE, Mrs., laundry, 11 Buchanan street Ramsay, James, salesman at John Love's—house Garfield place, Canal street

Rankine, David, cashier, Union Bank of Scotland Limited ; agent

for Edinburgh Life Assurance Co.; Atlas Insurance ; Norwich and London Accident Insurance Co.; hon. secretary for the Royal Association for the Promotion of Fine Arts in Scotland —house Westmarch, Thorn Rankin, J. M,, at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house Bellemont, Floors street Reicke, J. H., at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s — ho. 1 Hagg cres. Reid, A. P., of R. & A. Reid—house Mossbank Reid, Alexander, & Sons, slaters and plasterers, 9 Dimity street house 6 Walkinshaw street Reid, Hugh, confectioner, 5 Quarry street—house do. Reid, James, confectioner, 20 Rankine street—house do. Reid, James, jun., insurance agent, clerk and treasurer toCombination Hospital, and sub-distributor of stamps, 40 High street—house Bankside,. Canal street Reid, R. & A., writers, National Bank buildings, and at Lochwiunoch Reid, Robert, of R. & A. Reid—house The Bank, Lochwiunoch Reid, William, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Church street Reid, William, writer. Town Clerk, and treasurer for School Board, 40 High street—house 1 Rankine street —

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Reifenrath, Rev. Alojsius, assistant R.C. clergyman, St. Margaret's, Grabame street Renshaw, C. Bine, M.P. for West Renfrewshire—residences Barochan, Houston, and 8 Cadogan square, London, S.W. Renton, Joseph, second-hand clothes dealer, 4 Rankine st. —ho. do. Reynolds, Samuel, hairdresser, 83 High street Reynolds, Samuel, fruiterer and confectioner, 83 High street Richardson, James, draper, 68 High street—house Hagg crescent Richardson, James M., sale rooms, 1 M'Dowall street—house do. Riddell, James, spirit merchant, 9 Houstoun square—house do. Ritchie, Archibald D., wine and spirit merchant, 36 High street house do. Ritchie Brothers, printers, lithographers, and bookbinders, 83 High street Ritchie, David, jun., of Ritchie Bros. —house 83 High street Ritchie, David, bookbinder and fancy boxmaker. Old Trades Hall, 83 High street—house Craigview villa, Quarrelton road Ritchie, John, tailor, 11 Walkinshaw street—house do. Roberton, James, cashier to Loudon Brothers—ho. Maryfield place, Canal street Roberton, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Macdowall street Robertson, Alexander, cashier at A. F. Stoddard & Co.'s, Glenpatrick —house Thorn Robertson, Arthur P. L., clerk. National Bank—house Struan, Howwood Robertson, David, pawnbroker, 19 High street—house Bank place. Collier street Robertson, JameS S., of John Robertson & Son—ho. Ludovic square Robertson, John, & Son, slaters and plasterers, Ludovic square Robertson, John, agent for Prudential Insurance Co., 36 Laigh Cartside street Robertson, Mrs., Ludovic square Robertson, Patrick, of Wm. Robertson & Co. —house Grahame st. Robertson, Robert, pawnbroker, 13 Macdowall st.—house Janefield Robertson, William, & Co., engineers and machine tool makers,

Floors Machine works, West William street ; telegraphic address, "Robertson, Johnstone." Robertson, William, of William Robertson & Co. —ho. Grahame st. Robin, William, & Son, monumental sculptors. Abbey Cemetery, Thorn—works Lady lane, Paisley (see advt.) Royal Bank of Scotland, 44 High street —James Thomson, agent Rutherford, Robert, baker, 76 High street—house do

SALVETTA, Louis, ice-cream merchant and confectioner, 18 High street and 8 M'Dowall street—house 18 High street —"

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Scotland, James, wine and spirit merchant, 46 High street—ho. do. Scott, James Y., tailor and clothier, 18 High street—house Mary- field place. Canal street Scott, Mrs., Hagg crescent Scott, Robert, clerk to J. & W.Weems—ho. 2 Whitehead]st., Paisley Scott, William, 6 High street Sellar, George, cowfeeder, 12 Church street Semple, Robert, tailor and clothier, 34 High street—house Brae- head, Dimity street Shanks, Thomas, & Co., engineers and machinists. Union Iron " ; works, Mary street ; telegraphic address, Shanks, Johnstone telephone No. 5 Shanks, William, of Thomas Shanks & Co.—ho. Bank house Sharp, John, contractor and causewayer. Canal st.—ho. Thornwood Sharp, Robert, janitor, Public School—house 2 Rankiue street Sibbald, Walter, draper, 50 High street—ho. Bellview, Ludovic sq. Simpson, Robert, & Co., timber merchants, Johnstone Sawmills, Thorn Simpson, Robert, of Robert Simpson & Co.—ho. Thornbank cottage Sinclair, Alexander, draper, Grahame street Slater, James, 4 Grahame street Small, Miss, confectioner, 30 High street—house Hagg crescent Small, Thomas, Hagg crescent Smith, Alexander S., at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—house 2 Newfield terrace Smith, Archibald, fruiterer and confectioner, 34 M'Dowall street house do. Smith, Benjamin, manufacturer. Paisley—house Springfield villa, Floors street Smith, Daniel B., at Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.'s—ho. 2 Newfield ter. Smith, George, boilermaker. Gas street—house Ulundi road Smith, James, glazier, 8 Houstoun square—house 6 High street Smith, James, collector of gas and burgh rates—ofiice 6 Walkin- shaw street—house 10 Quarry street Smith, James, wine and spirit merchant, Thornhill inn Smith, Michael, M.A., LL.B., at Holmes, Mactavish, & FuUerton's —house Thorn Smith, Mrs. A., baker, 25 Macdowall street—house 22 Church st. Smith, Robert, clothier and hatter, 59 High street—house Laigh Park villa Smith & M'Laurin, fancy, coloured, enamelled, and embossed paper, card, and pasteboard manufacturers, Cartside, near Milliken Park—warehouses, 27 Ann st, Glasgow, and 12 Charterhouse Buildings, Aldersgate St., London 280 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY.

Smith, William, writer, Laigh Park villa Spence, John, contractor, Gas street—house Victoria place, 21 Mary street Sproull, James, draper, 29 and 42 High street—ho. 1 Buchanan st. Sproull, James, coal merchant, Johnstone station—house 6 Canal st. Steel, George, wine and spirit merchant, Eailway inn. Thorn Steel, James, fruiterer and confectioner, 7 Houstoun square—ho. do. Stevenson, George, 25 Russell street Stevenson, James, dairyman, 12 Quarry street-—house do. Stevenson, James, grocer, spirit, and seed merchant, 38 High street —house Bellcraig, Thorn Stevenson, Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 35 High street Stevenson, Robert, merchant, Glasgow—ho. Quarry park, Floors st, Stevenson, R. C, writer, 6 Church street—house Hilltop cottage, Elderslie Stevenson, Samuel, Westwood cottage, Floors street vStevenson, Thomas, agricultural and garden-seed merchant and chemical manure manufacturer, 74 High street Stevenson, Thomas, wine merchant, family grocer, flesher, and agent for W. & A. Gilbey, wine importers and distillers, 74 High street Stevenson, Thomas, licensed auctioneer and valuator, 74 High st. Stewart, Miss, dressmaker. Thorn Stewart, Mrs. Thomas, draper, 60 High street—house 66 do. Stirling, James, joiner and funeral undertaker, 5 Macdowall street —house 76 High street Stirling, J. B., & P. J., solicitors and notaries, 28 High street, and 175 St. Vincent street, Glasgow Stirling, John B., solicitor, treasurer to Burgh and Gas Com- missioners, secretary to Public Halls, law agent to Building Society, clerk to the Abbey Parish (Landward) School Board, 28 High street—house Beechmount Stirling, Mrs. Euphemia, 28 High street Stirling, P. J., solicitor—house 28 High street Stirling, William M., ironmonger and hardware merchant, 63 High street—house 12 Collier street Stobo, William, of James Donald & Son—house Gleniffer view, Thorn Stoddart, William, superintendent, Prudential Assurance Co., Maryfield, Ludovic square Storie, David, flesher, 71 High street—ho. 12 George street Storrie, Archibald, officer of Free Church—house 16 William st. Stuart, James T., of Loudon Bros.—house Shaftesbury terrace, Glasgow Swan, Johui, wine and sjDirit merchant, 7 High st. —ho. 5 Canal st. —

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TAIT, Robert, drill instructor—house Drill Hall, Dimity street Taylor, James, tinsmith, 8 Church street Taylor, Matthew H., M.D., 28 High street—ho. Walkinshaw lodge Taylor, Peter, saddler, 74 High street—house 1 1 Eankine street Telephone Office, 54 High street—James Hunter, agent Templeton, David, boot and shoemaker, 9 William street—house Rowanlea Thomson, Alexander, feuar—house Bonnyhill cottage, Ludovic sq. Thomson & Allan, millwrights, machinists, and saw mill engineers, Laigh Cartside Engineering works, Laigh Cartside street; telegraphic address, •' Thomson, Johnstone." Thomson, David, consulting and valuating engineer, of Thomson & Allan—house 65 Love street. Paisley Thomson, George, slater and plasterer, 15 Collier street—house do. Thomson, James, agent for the Royal Bank of Scotland, North British and Mercantile Fire and Life Insurance Co., Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, and Scottish Accident In- surance Co., 44 High street—house do. Thomson, James, boot and shoe maker, 8 Church street—house do. Thomson, John, police constable—house 14 Mary street Thomson, John, baker, 14 Macdowall street—house do. Thomson, Mrs. John, carriage hirer, Black Bull stables, George street—house 18 Church street Thomson, Robert, watchmaker, 40 High st.—ho. 5 Hagg crescent Todd, Mrs. John, wine and spirit merchant, 30 High street—ho. do. Tomlinson, James, confectioner, 23 Rankine street Tudhope, John, contractor and bowling-green maker. Waterside, Campbell street—house do.

UNION BANK OF SCJOTLAND LIMITED, 52 High street- John Holmes and D. A. Mactavish, joint agents Urquhart, Hector, police constable, 8 Church street Uytman, John, commercial traveller to Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co. —house Ivy bank. Canal street

WADDEL, Alexander, of Waddell & Co.—ho. 83 High street Waddell & Co., photographers and artists, 83 High street Walker, Alexander, feuar, 6 Quarry street Walker, David, of M'Naught Bros. —house Viewbank, Thorn Walker, Mrs. Malcolm, Thorn Walker, William, joiner, cartwright, and timber merchant. Thorn Walker, William, grocer and provision merchant, 62 High street house 58 do. Watson, James, painter and decorator, 22 Church street—house Daisytield, Thorn ——

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Watson, John, at William Paton's—house Clark street Watson, Maggie, draper, 36 High street—house Hagg crescent Watson, Robert, of R. & W. Watson, Linwood—house Newfield Watson, William, of R. & W. Watson, Linwood—house Newfield Watson, William, of Kerr &; Watson—house Daisyfield, Thorn

Weems, J. & W., Perseverance Iron works, 1 High street ; tele- graphic address, " Perseverance, Johnstone; " telephone No. 25 Weems, J. & W., ironmongers, gas and water engineers, and bell- hangers, coppersmiths, plumbers, and gasfitters, 17 High street Welsh, Misses, Slavisbank cottage. Dimity street Westwood, Rev. William, M.A., minister. West U.P. Church manse Church street Whitehill, William, spirit merchant, 28 Macdowall street—house do. White, James A., accountant. Royal Bank—house Hagg crescent Whyte, William, baker, 64 High street—house do. Williamson, George, feuar, Hagg crescent Williamson, George, timekeeper to James Donald & Son—house Hagg crescent Williamson, Maggie, confectioner, 15 High street—house do. Wilson, Adam, 60 High street Wilson, Matthew, M.A., teacher. The Public School—house do. Wilson, Matthew, coal merchant, Johnstone Station—ho. 11 Quarry street Wilson, Mrs. F., 26 Church street Wilson, Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 60 High street house 13 Rankine street Woolley, G. & A., billposters, 8 Moss street, Paisley—agent, William M'Grath, 18 Macdowall street Wright, Thos., manager at Robert Smith's— house Houstoun square Wylie, Alexander, of J. & W. Weems—house Fullerton place Wylie, Alexander W., of J. & W. Weems—house Fullerton place Wylie, Henry, manager to J. & W. Weems—house 10 Laigh Cart- side street Wylie, John, draper, 71 High street—house do. Wylie, John, fiesher, 41 High street—house 15 William street Wylie, William, Ludovic square

YOUNG, Edmn C, 5 Ludovic square Young, John, & Sons, shoemakers, 62 High street—house 93 High street. Paisley Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Temperance hall, 3 Macdowall street JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY. APPEN DIX. POPULATION OF BURGH, OF JOHNSTONE Estimated Population at May 1, 1892, 9790 For 1891, 9668 For 1881 9268

Increase during ten years, ...... 400 PopulatioD, includiug landward portion of district, 12,088. Village of Elderslie —1468 Village of Quarrelton— 208 Thorn and Overton — 563 COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE Frovost— Stewart Armour. Bailies—James M'Nair and James Scott. Treasurer—John B. Stirling. COMMISSIONERS Charles Lang. Thomas Daly. John Lang, jun. William Green. John Craig. George Thomson. James Meikiejohn. John Coates. David F. Allan. Tow9i-Clerk, Clerk of Police Covrt, and Clerk to Licensing Authority—William Reicf. Procurator- Fiscal—Robert Reid. Chief Constable, Sanitary and Cleansing Inspector—Charles J. Forbes. Collector of Burgh Rates—James Smith. Captain of hire Brigade— Patrick M'Gniuness. Licensing Authority fm^ the Burgh under tlie Public Houses Acts —The Police Magistrates of the Burgh. GAS COMMITTEE Convener— George Thomson. Stewart Armour. Chai^les Lang. John Craig. James Scott. David F. Allan. William Green. James M'Nair. John Langmuir. James Meikiejohn. John Coates. Thomas Daly. Clerk — William Reid. Treasurer — John B. Stirling. Collector — James Smith Manager — Robert L. Deans. Collector's Office 6 Walkiushaw strept. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE JOHNSTONE DISTRICT James Finlayson, Merchiston. Peter M'Laurin, Cartside, Johnstone. J. C. Cuninghame, of Craigends, JamesFyfeDonald,Woodbank,Johust'ne 0. B. Renshaw, M.P., Barochan. Robert Wilson, Manswraes, Ivilbarchau. Graham Macfarlane, Beltrees. William Shanks, Bank House, Johustoue Geo. L. Houstoun, of Johnstone. Provost Armour. John Mallocb, The Glen, Elderslie. James M'Nair. A.W. Finlayson, Spring-grove,Kilbarch'n James Scott.' John Holmes, Johnstone. Justice of Peace Clerk-Depute — Robert Reid, National Bank buildings 284 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY.

POST OFFICE, WALKINSHAW STREET. Tostmaster—William Gaff PlemiDg. Hours for Ordinary Business—7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Money-Order OflSce, 9 a.ni to 6 p.m. Deliveries—7.0 a.m., 2.20 p.m., 5.20 p.m., and 7.20 p.m. Despatches—8.40 a.m., 12.20 p.m., 2.35 p.m., 5.40 p.m., and 8.15 p.m. Letters for N.E. of England should be posted by 5.40 p.m., as they suffer serious delay going by ordinary mail at 8.1o. Parcels for England, Ireland, South of Scotland, and foreign parts, require to be posted before 5.30 p.m. ABBEY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD (LANDWARD) MEMBERS Chairman— 0. Bine Eenshaw, M.P. Rev. John Abernethy. Rev. Hugh Gemmill. James Barr. Robert Moorhead. E.ev. William Davidson. Robert Semple. James F. Donald. Matthew H. Taylor, M.D. Clerh—J. B. Stirling, 28 High street, Johnstone. Treasurer—William Reid, writer, 40 High street, Johnstone. Compulsory Officer — James Budge, 22 Buchanan street, Johnstone. The Board meets the Second Tuesday in February, March, May, June, July, September, November, and December. Schools under the Management of the Board. In Johastone—-Public School, Macdowall Street School, and Mai'y Street School. Elderslie Wallace School; Inkermanu School; Cardonald School; and Nethercraigs School. BANKS NATIONAL BANK LIMITED, Houstoun Square. Agent—W. W. M'Dowall. Accountant and Teller—Jno. CuUeu, jun.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND LIMITED, 52 High Street. Joint-Agents — John Holmes and D. A. Mactavish. Accountant — David Rankine

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 44 High Street. Agent—James Thomson. Accountant—James A. White,

THE SAYINGS BANK OF PAISLEY- Johnstone Branch, 1 William St. Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays from 3 till 6. Cashier—.John M'Gown, accountaut. WRITERS

John Holmes, Union Bank. i William Reid, 40 High street Johi) CuUen, jun,. National Bank. J. B. Stirling, 28 High street Holmes, Mactavish, & Fullerton, 52 P. J. Stirling, 28 High street High street. R. C. Stevenson, 6 Church street Robert Reid, National Bank Buildings. A. P. Reid, National Bank buildings James Reid, 40 High street ID. A. Mactavish, Union Bank. W. P. Fullerton, Union Bank. " MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS James C. Herbertson, M.A., M.D., t!l High street— house Bellevue. Maithew Killoch, M.B., CM., 64 High street—house 9 Walkinshaw street. William Alex. Orr, M.B., CM., 31 High street—ho. Westfieid, Grahame street. M. H. Taylor, M.D., 28 High street— ho. Walkinshaw Lodge, Walkinshaw street. James Barr, M.B., C.M., D.P.H. (Camb.), 27 High street — house Westmouut. APPENDIX. 285 CHURCHES PAEISH CHURCH, Ludovic Square. Minister—Rev. William Macloy. Secretm^—Peter Taylor, 11 Rankine street. Treasurer—Patrick Ja£fi-ey. Precentor— J. M'Farlane, jun. Officer—T. Anderson, 3 Ludovic square. Number of sittings — 950. LAIGH CARTSIDE ESTABLISHED CHURCH, Russell Street. Minister—Rev. Archibald Halliday. Secretary and Treasurer—James Dickson, 20 Church street. Precentor— 3 ohn Husband. Officer— 3 ohn Whitelaw, 19 Rankine street. Number of sittings—399. FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, William Street. Minister—Rev. J. R. Macgregor, M.A. Cleric to the Deacons' Court — George Laird, 9 William st. Treasurer—John Eraser. Precentor —David P. Allan. Officer —Archibald Storrie, 16 William street. Number of sittings — 875. EAST U.P. CHURCH, Walkinshaw Street. Minister—Rev. Hugh Gemmill, B.D. Secretary— 3 dixnes, Hart, Hagg crescent. Treasurer — John Hay. Precentor—James Williams. Officer—John Speirs, Walkinshaw street. Number of sittings— 650. WEST U.P. CHURCH, Chdrch Street. Senior Pastor—Rev. James Inglis, Colleague and Successor—Rev. Wm. Westwood, M.A. Secretary—William Scott, 6 High street. Treasurer—Walter Hooks. Precentor—Wm. Gaff Fleming. Officer—John Melville, 10 Church street. Number of sittings — 605. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Floors Street. Incumbent— Rev. William M'Dermott. Number of sittings—400. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, Grahame Street. Rev. Wm. Davidson and Rev. Aloysius Peifenrath. PARISH CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL Superintendent—Robert Semple. Treastirer—Peter Taylor. Secretary—Henry Drysdale, Overton road, Thorn. FREE CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL President— Rev. J. R. Macgregor, M.A. Siqjerintendent—John M'Farlane, Treasurer—John M'Connell. Secretary— Abraham Taylor.

EAST U.P. CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL President—Rev. H. Gemmill. M.A., B.D. Superintendent —David I. M'Kee. Treasurer—Alexander W. Wylie. Secrttary — Alex. Wright, Houstoun square.

WEST U.P. CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL President— Rev. W. Westwood, M.A. Superintendent—John Muir. Secretary— James Hill, Greenlea, Floors Street. Treasurer— Duncan M 'Arthur. SESSION -CLERK AND REGISTRAR (For Johnstone and District.) Session-Clerh—David Burnett, 21 High street. RcQistrar —William Gaff Fleming, Walkinshaw street. 286 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY. PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC. Abbey Parish Office, 25 Church street (open Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-

day, 11 till 12)— J. M. Campbell, inspector ; Finlay Kerr, collector, Collector's Office (Burgh Rates, &c.), 6 Walkinshaw st. — Jas. Smith, collector. Gas Office, 6 Walkinshaw street —James Smith, collector. JrsTiCE OF Peace, National Bank buildings —Robert Reid, clerk-depute. Police Office, Police Chambers, Collier st. —Cha.s J. Forbes, chief constable. Post Office, Walkinshaw street —William Gail Fleming, postmaster. Eegistrar's Office ('for Johnstone and District), Walkinshaw street —William Gaff Fleming, registrar. Sanitary Inspector's Office, Police Chambers, Collier street—Charles J. Forbes, inspector. School Board, Abbey Parish (Landward).— Clerk's Office, 28 High street — J. B, Stirling, clerk. Treasurer's OflSce, 40 High street—William Eeid, treasurer. Inspector—James Budge, 22 Buchanan street.

Stamps, 40 High street—James Reid, jun , sub-distributor. Town Clerk's Office, 40 High street —William Reid, clerk. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS Union Insurance Company—James Reid, 40 High street. West of England—James Eeid, juu., 40 High street. i^coUish Pi^ovident Institution—James Reid, juia., 40 High street. London and Lancashire Fire and life—James Eeid, jun., 40 High street, and J. B. & P. J. Stirling, 128 High street. Scottish Accident Insurance Co. —James Eeid, jun., 40 High street; W. W.

M'Dowall, National Bank ; and James Thomson, Eoyal Bank.

Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Co. —James Reid, jun , 40 High street. Northern—James Reid, juu., 40 High street ; and J. B. & P. J. Stirling, 28 High st. Kent Fire and Life Insurance Co. — J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Kent Fire and Life Insurance Co. —E. C. Stevenson, 6 Church street Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Co. —E. C. Stevenson, 6 Church street Equitable Fire Insurance Go. —J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Nonoich and Loiidon Accident Insurance Co. — J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Co. —J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Scottish Widoios' Fund., Life —J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Scottish Temi^erance Life Assurance Co. —J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Co. — J. B. & P. J. Stirling, 28 High st. National Guarantee Association—J. B. & P. J. Stirling, 28 High street. Royal Fire and Life—William G. Fleming, Walkinshaw street; James Barnett, Lily bank house; and J. B. & P. J. Stirling, 28 High street. Alliance Insurance Company—James Barnett, Lily bank house. Standard Life Assurance Co. — James Barnett, Lily bank house. Scottish Union and National— J. M. Eaukin, Bellemont, Floors street. Caledonian Insurance Co. —J. M. Rankin, Bellemont, Floors street. Lancashire Insurance Company — William Caldwell, Walkinshaw street. London Corpioration Fire and Life—William Caldwell, Walkinshaw street. North British and Mercantile, Fire and Life, and City of Glasgoio Life Insurance— Holmes, Mactavish, &Fullerton, Union Bank, & J. Thomson, Eoyal Bank. Queen Insurance Co. —Holmes, Mactavish, & Fullerton, Union Bank. Edinburgh ii/e—David Eankine, Union Bank. Nonoich and London Accident Insurance Association—D. Rankine, Union Bank. No'>^th British and Mercantile Insurance Co., and English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Association—W. W. M'Dowall, National Bank. Siin Life and Sun Fire—Robert Reid, National Bank building. Royal Exchange Fire and Life —Peter Kerr, 46 High street. Phcenix Fire —James F. Donald, High street. Employers'' Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited—James Thomson. Eoyal Bank. APPENDIX. 287 SCHOOLS JOHNSTONE PUBLIC SCHOOL, Floors Street. Head J/asto'— Matthew Wilson, M.A.

Teachers—Win. E. Purdon, M.A. ; Jas. Stevenson, CM. ; William Alexander, CM.; Robiua Kirkland, CM.; Lizzie Knox, CM.; Oatberiue Alexander CM.; Daniel Fullarton, CM,; Agnes Pollock, CM.; Jessie Dalzell

Henrietta Paterson, CM. ; John Keid,- es-P.T. ; Eliza Kennedy CM, ; ex-P.T.; Jaue Wylie, P.T.; Charlotte Smith, P.T.; Anna Barrowman,P.T.

Jessie Love, P.T. ; and James Dickson, P.T. Janitor — Robert Sharp. MAEY STREET PUBLIC S3H00L. Head Teacher — Agnes Dickson. Assistcmis—M-avy M'Lerie and Isabella Hay. MACDOWALL STREET (HALF-TIME) SCHOOL. Head Master—James Munn. Assistant —Maggie Findlay, ex-P.T.

ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL (ST. MARGARET'S), Buchanan Street. /Senior JDepartment. Head Teacher— llarj Doyle, CT. Katie Mailie Julia M'Colgan, P.T. Assistants—Annie Reilly ; Mary May; ; Initiatory Department. Head Teacher— Aunie Almond, CT.

Assistants—Katie Gallagher; Elizabeth M'Colgan ; Margaret Fox, P.T. ; and Charlotte Martin. JOHNSTONE CURLING CLUB Patro7i — George L. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle. Patroness—Lady Campbell of Blythswood. President—Captain James Paton. Vice-President— i'\'Qvo?>i Armour. Representative Members—Ex-Bailie Jaffrey and Wm, Reid. Chaplain—Rev. Hugh Gemmill. Treasurer and Secretary — Peter Jaffrey, Hagg crescent. THE JOHNSTONE BOWLING AND LAWN TENNIS CO., LTD. Captain Paton, Barr, Pirectors—Provost Armour, chairman ; James John Lang, jun., John Craig, John Husband, Alexander Cameron. Secretary—Sohu Cullen, jun,. National Bank. 'Treasurer—J. Stewart Macphail, Cluh House —Laighpark. JOHNSTONE LAWN TENNIS CLUB Hon. President— G. L. Houstoun. Hon. Vice-Presidents—C Bine Renshaw, M.P., and A. A. Speirs. President—Dr. Herbertson. Vice-President—John Cullen, jun'. Secretary and Treasurer—William B. Lang, Lilybauk. Ladies'" Convener — Alexander W. Wylie. Committee—James Love, J. S. Macphail, John Semple, Andrew Cameron, and Alexander Wright.. ~ JOHNSTONE BOWLING CLUB, ' President—Provost Armour. Vice-President —James Barclay, Hon. Treasurer—John M'Farlane, Canal street, Hon. Secretary—John Craig, Thornhill. i)w-eci!or5—Ex-Bailie Thomson, George Smith, D. G. M'Gregor, Adam Core, sen., T, B, Watson, W. Gaff Fleming, James Fleming. Greenkeeper — Alexander Cole, Walkinshaw street. 288 JOHNSTONE DIRECTOEY. LILYBANK BOWLING CLUb. Hon. President—W. J. Finlayson. President —Andrew Coats. Vice-President —James Barnett. Treasurer—W. Green, Rankine street. Secretary— G. Stevenson, Collier street. Keeper— C. Bryson, George street. Green—Brewery street. JOHNSTONE CRICKET CLUB. Patrons—Lord Blythswood; Sir Michael Shaw-Stewart, Bart.; James Finlayson, Col. T. Glen Coats, Major W. Shanks, A. Coats, and Rev. William M'Dermott. Eonorarij Presidents— G. L. Houstoun and C. Bine Renshaw, M.P. Hon. Vice-Presidents —A. A. Speirs and Provost Armour. President— GowncWXoY Coates. Vice-President ~W. G. Fleming. Gajjtain—'R. Anderson. Vice- Cajytain — George Harvey. Treasiirer—Jas. W. Cassells. Secretary— 3as. Robertoa, Mary field place. Canal st Committee —A. C. Macphail, D. Burnett, D. C. Carmichael, A. Johnstone, J. Love, L. Buchanan, and J. Gibson. JOHNSTONE FOOTBALL CLUB Hon. President — C. Bine Renshaw, M.P. President—D. F. Allan. Vice-President —Provost Armour. Treasurer —William Ritchie, Craig view villa. Secretary — Colin Linn, 6 Quarry street. Alatch Secretary — James Brown, Mary street JOHNSTONE AND DISTRICT CYCLE CLUB.

Patrons— Ijoxdi Blythswood, Capt. Baton, D. A. Mactavish, Rev. William M'Dermott, James More Hon. President — C. Bine Renshaw, M.P., Barochan.

President —D . F. Allan. Vice-President — William Ritchie. Captain— James Williamson. Vice-Captain —John Murray. Secretary and Treasurer —R. B. Smith, 6 High street.

District Representatives— John Fraser, Liu wood ; Wm. Wallace, jun., How wood. Committee — Wm. Kirk wood, jun., John Brown, Wm. Thomson, and Office-bearers. SOCIETIES

JOHNSTONE PUBLIC HALL AND WORKING MEN'S INSTITUTE. President— James Finlayson, sen. Vice-President—Matthew Wilson. Treasurer and Secretary — John B. Stirling, solicitor, 28 High street. Directors—James Finlayson, sen., James Finlayson, jun., John B. Stirling, John M'Adam, Matthew Wilson, James Stevenson, Duncan Macphail, A. Robertson, James Jaffrey, J. H. Reicke, John Hunter, Peter Porter, Peter Jaffrey, Thomas Small, W. Lancaster, T. B. Watson, Peter Ritchie, James M'Queen, Robert L. Deans, James Buchanan, and James S. Robertson. Janitor—D. Cameron.

LOYAL JOHNSTONE YEOMANRY SOCIETY. Instituted 1803. President—James Allan. Clerk—^. B. Stirling, 28 High street. Factor—Nathaniel Allan, Campbell street. ' Treasurer — Robert Barr, jun., High street. APPENDIX. 289

JOHNSTONE SHOPKEEPERS' ASSISTANTS ASSOCIATION. Hon. President—Ex-Bailie Hunter. Hon. Vice-Presidents—J. Buchanan, jun., and R. Smith. President—William Gemmill. Vice-President—Adam Young. Treasurer—D. G, Andrew. Secretary—John Wylie, jun. Committee— S. Johnstone, D. Cameron, H. Merry, R. Gray, and J. Kiug.

JOHNSTONE TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. President—Jas. Barnett. Vice-Presidents—John Lang, jun., and James Sproull. * Treasurer—Charles Murdoch. Secretary—James Hill, Floor street. General Committee—John Caldwell, D. Macphail, Robert Watson, James Brown, Wm. Scoular, John Wilsen, Geo. Howard, John Husband, and Hugh M'Laren. Meets monthly in Temperance Hall, Macdowall street.

JOHNSTONE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN AND TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. President—Mrs. Barnett, Lily Bank house. Vice - President — Miss Oatt, High street. Secretary— Miss Stirling, 28 High street. Treasurer — Mi's. George Fyffe, Ludovic square.

JOHNSTONE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. President—James Barnett, Lily Bank house.

Vice-Presidents—John Braidwood, Mary street ; Geo. Laird, William street. Treasurer—David I. M'Kee, Fyfe place, Russell street. Secretai'y —W. J. Renton, 25 Rankine street. FREE CHURCH GAELIC MISSION. Missionary—Alexander M'Call. Convener of Committee—John Eraser. Treasurer — Malcolm Ferguson, Russell street. JOHNSTONE LANDLORDS' ASSOCIATION. President— Provost Armour. Vice-President—Peter Porter. Secretary and Treasurer — J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Directors—William Caldwell, Malcolm Lauder, Andw. Bennie, Robt. Grahame Charles Lang, James Scott, Hugh Watt, James Lang, John Fyfe, Joseph Laird. JOHNSTONE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY President^C Bine Renshaw, M.P. Vice-President—Dancan Fullerton. Treasurer—David Stevenson, 74 High street. Secretary — J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street. Autumn Exhibition^Satnrdaj, 2nd September.

JOHNSTONE DISTRICT NURSING ASSOCIATION. President—Mrs. C. Bine Renshaw, Barocban. Hon. Secretary—Miss M. Gertrude Scott, Milliken Park. Hon. Treasurer—J. B. Stirling, 28 High street.

Worhing Committee—Mrs. Barclay, Thornhill ; Mrs. Fyffe, Ludovic square*

Mrs. • H. J. M'Dowall, Suunyhill house ; Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Renshaw, Miss Scott and Drs. Herbertson, Killocb, Orr, Taylor, and Barr. T —

1 290 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY. j

JOHNSTONE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, LIMITED. I

Instituted 1866. i

President—John Muir. Vice-President—John Wilson. i

Treasurer — John M'Nair, 68 High street. i Secretary — James Ferguson, 35 High street. j

Committee— Alex. M'Duff, Peter M'Geoch, George Armour, Frank Armour, j

John Donaldson, James Wylie, Robert Semple, Charles Scobie, James Miller, | "William Hatrick, Hugh Davie, Peter Stewart. i Auditors—James Dickson and J. M. Rankin. '\

Places of Business : • 1 Offices and Drapery Warehouse—61 High street. ]

Central— 61 High street. N©. 1 Branch—9 High street. ! No. 2 Branch—Grahame street. No. 3 Branch—Elderslie. \

Boot and Shoe Shop — 6 Houstoun square. ;

Fleshing Depot—6 Houstoun square. i Coal „ Laigh Cartside station. — j

JOHNSTONE BUILDING SOCIETY. j

(Enrolled and Established under the Act of Parliament 6 and 7 William IV.j i

cap. 32.) J

Instituted on the permanent principle. I The Shares of £25 each, payable at the rate of 2s. per Share Monthly. \ Entry-money, Is. per Share. | President Matthew Wilson. Vice-President Alexander Cameron. — — I

Treasurer—John Muir, Thorn. i Secretary James SprouU, 1 Buchanan street. — \ John B. Stirling, writer. Surveyor Law Agent— —George Thomson- j Directors—James Ferguson, James Taylor, John M'Farlane. | Instalments due on the first, and payable on or before the following Wednesday j of each Month, at the Office of the Treasurer.

JOHNSTONE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. i President—James Finlayson, Merchiston. |

Vice-Presidents—John Malloch, Thomas Barrowman, and Archibald Mackenzie. ; Hon. Secretary— T. Fulton Reid, 95 High street. Paisley. j

Eon. Treasurer — William Lawrie Hamburg house, Thorn. i

Annual General Meeting in December. i

JOHNSTONE AND DISTRICT JUNIOR LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. Hon. President— T. Glen Coats. Hon. Vice-Presidents —"WiWidim. Dunn, M.P., R.Wallace, J. Finlayson, J. Malloch, A. Mackenzie, A. Wylie, T. P. Reid, Dr. Killoch, Rev. T. Wright, M.A., T. Bar- rowman, A. Walker, and W. Stobo. President—John Mundel. Vice-Presidents—T. B. Watson and Matthew Whyte. Hon. Treasurer—John Michael. Eon. Secretary—Daniel Ross, 1 Victoria place, Johnstone. Rooms—William street. BLYTHSWOOD CONSERVATIVE CLUB AND READING ROOM. Office-bearers same as of the Johnstone Conservative Association. Executive Committee—James Lang, James Reid, jun., Wm. Steel, Robert Spiers, John Craig, Matt. G. Reid, Robert Armour, James Noble. ;

APPENDIX. 291

JOHNSTONE OONSEKVATIVE ASSOCIATION. Instituted 1884. Hon. Presidents—Lord Blythswood and G. L. Houstoun of Johnstone. Hon. Vice-Presidents—C. Bine Renshaw, M.P., of Barochan, and Andrew Patrick, Greenbank, Dairy. President—Daniel M'Dowall, Sunnyhill. Vice-Presidents—Ex-Provost Stevenson and ex-Bailie Stevenson. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer — James Reid, jun., 40 High street.

SIR WILLLIAM WALLACE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER No. 109. JI/.^.P.Z.— Henry Wylie. ilf.^.P.^.—George Smith. M.EP.J.—T>diY\^ Robertson. Jf.^.P.P.Z.—William Guy. £'.>S'.^.— James M. Guy. E.S.N. —William Baxter, jun. First Sojourner—James Black. Second Sojowrner—Archibald Graham. Third Sojourner—James Galbraith. Janitor—John Ferguson. Meets on the Third Friday of every month in Masonic Hall, 26 High street.

MASONIC LODGE. Houstoun St. JoH>fSTONE Lodge, No. 242. P. TF.ilf.—William Guy. I. P.M. —James Meiklejohn. Depute Master—Duncan Fullerton. Substitute Master—Dr. Herbertson. Senior Warden—Charles Scobbie. Junior- Warden—Robert M'Farlane. Treasurer—Thomas Pattisen, Mary street. /Secre^aj^— Harry Dickson, Harburg House, Thorn. Regular Meetings First Friday of every month, at 8 o'clock p.m., in Masonic Hall, 26 High street.

JOHNSTONE DISTRICT ORANGE LODGE, No. 18. Z).ilf.—Alexander M'Keeman. Z).Z).ilf.— David Watt. Secretary— 'Rohesi Hawthorn, Rankin street. Treasurer—Richard Mussen, 6 Campbell street.

FREE GARDENERS' SOCIETY—ROSE OF JOHNSTONE LODGE, No. 52, B.O.A.F.G. (Renfrewshire District;. Lodge Room—Masonic Hall, High street. Registered under the Act of 1875. TT.if.—Bro. William Caldwell. Secretary—Bro. Hugh Davie, 23 Grahame street. Treasurer— Bro. George Stevenson, 25 Russell street.

D.M.—'Exo. Samuel Anderson ; P.il/.— Bro. William Steel. S.W.—Evo. William

Richardson; J.W.—Bro. Robert Carlile ; Chaplain—Bro. John Miller;

A.P.M.—Bro. James Jenkins ; O.G.—Bro. Samuel Greer ; C. Secy.—Bro. John Hatrick. Sick Steward.—For Johnstone and district—Bro. Rohert J. Carlile, 17 Russell st. Trustees—Bros. Gray, Anderson, and M'GaflBn. Medical Attendants—Bro. Dr. Killoch, 64 High street and Walkinshaw street Bro. Dr. Stevenson, 29 Wellmeadow and Stow brae, Paisley. 292 JOHNSTONE DIRECTORY.

PERSEVERANCE LODGE OF ODDFELLOWS.

No. 6,090 M.u.

G.M.—Archd. Andrew^. N.G.—Robert Johnstone. V.G.—'P. C. Baird. Treasurer — Alex. Andrew. Secretary—Alex. M'Keeman, 20 William street. Medical Officer—M.. H. Taylor, M.D.

THE JOHNSTONE COMBINATION HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.

Chairman — Dugald A. Mactavish. Vice- Chairman— Councillor Coates. Johnstone Members — Councillor Coates, vice-chairman; ex-Provost Meikle- john, James Scott, David F. Allan, James M'Nair, and Wm. Green. Kilharchan Members — D. A. Mactavish, chairman Archd. Finlayson and ; Patrick Barr. Eovston Members—James MacKay and James A. Moorhead. Ershine Member— John Gibb. Inchinnan Member—John Wilson. Meetings Quarterly. Clerh and Treasurer— isixnes Reid, jun., 40 High street.

JOHNSTONE BURNS CLUB. President—T. B. Watson. Vice-President—W. Gaff Fleming. Ti'eaf:urer—Thomas Boyd. Seo'etary—Ludovic Buchanan, Villafield, Laigh Cartside street.

MODEL YACHT CLUB. Committee—Chas. Finlayson, Capt. Moor, James D. Love, Ben. Smith (secretary).

JOHNSTONE AUXILIARY TO NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. President —Rev. J. R. Macgregor, M.A. Eon. Secretai^—J. Stewart Macphail, 75 High street, Johnstone. Hon. TreasurefT—James Black, 19 Church street. Committee — Rev. Arch. Halliday, Rev. William M'Dermott, Rev. Hugh Gemmill, B.D., Rev. William Westwood, M.A., Rev. Williara Macloy, James Barnett, James Smith, Duncan Macphail, John Fyfe, Charles Murdoch, Mitchell Rankine, Daniel M'Bride, W. C. Johnstone, John Hewitt.

INLAND REVENUE Suh- Distributor of Stamps—James Reid, jun., 40 High street.

C COMPANY 2ND V. B. A. AND S. HIGHLANDERS Captain—James Paton. Lieutenants—Alexander M'Cloy and Archibald M'Laurin, Sergeant- Insti-uctor—R. Tait. Surgeon—M. H. Taylor, M.D, Drill Hall—Dimity street. APPENDIX. 293 MILLS

Caetside Mill—Smith

CARRIER S' QUARTERS daily daily, PAISLEY—William Currie, 16 Rankine street, arrives ; departs 8.30 a.m. (departs from Moss street, Paisley, 5 p.m.) PAISLEY and GLASGOW—Thomas Downie, 12 Macdowall street, arrives

daily ; departs daily, 8 a.m.

JOHNSTONE CROSS— nearly opposite to the Bull Inn—is distant from the Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles. FAIRS are held on the Thursday following the second Monday of July.

END OF JOHlSrSTOlSrE DIRECTORY. QUARRELTON, BY PAISLEY.

BLACK, Hugh—house Damside cottage Blackston Mineral Co., coalmasters, Johnstone Colliery and Mineral Works, Blackston

CALDWELL, Robert, grocer Cameron, Andrew, weigher, Blackston Mineral Co.—house 7 Mill street, Paisley Campbell, Dugald, dairyman, Greenend. Chambers, Ralph, gamekeeper to G. L. Houstoun—house Craigbog Crawford, Arthur, clerk, Johnstone Castle Estate

FLECK, John, joiner to G. L. Houstoun—house Greenend

GILLESPIE, Mrs. Thomas, farmer and contractor, Overton road —house Springfield

HATRICK, James, forester to G. L. Houstoun—house Schoolhouse Houstoun, G. L., Johnstone Castle Houston, Robert, dairyman, Craigenfeoch farm

JOHNSTONE, Samuel, shepherd, Meiklebog

MARTIN, John, spirit merchant

PENNY, William, gardener

RUSSELL, Thomas, cashier to Blackston Mineral Co. —house 17 Greenhill road, Paisley

SEGGIE, James, manager to Blackston Mineral Co., Johnstone Colliery Speirs, Ebenezer, greive to G. L. Houstoun Square, John Bell, bank clerk

THOMSON, William, blacksmith to G. L. Houstoun ELDERSLIE, BY PAISLEY.

ALLISON, William, at A. F. Stoddard & Co.'s—agent for Alliance Fire Assurance Office—house Glenpatrick BARBOUR, David, spinning- master, Elderslie mill—house Thorn Barclay, Miss, at Co-Operative Society's Store—ho. 3 Woodend pi. Barclay, Rob t., foreman, Glenpatrick Carpet wks. —ho. Woodend pi. Brown, James, officer of Inland Revenue, Glenpatrick Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Elderslie mill Burnside, William, farmer, Elderslie farm

CARMICHAEL, D. C, wine and spirit merchant, Bailie Nicol Jarvie tavern Cochran, John, keeper. Village Hall and Institute Co - Operative (Johnstone) Society (Limited), Elderslie Branch —Miss Barclay, saleswoman Craig, James, practical consulting engineer and machinery valuator, Seaforth cottage Craig, Mrs. Robert, farmer, Mackie's mill Crawford, William, farmer, Craigenfeoch Cunningham, James, baron officer, Newton DOUGLAS, Mrs. Robert, Wallace bank house Dunn, Peter, gamekeeper, Foxbar Dunning, Robert, confectioner, Stewart's land

FYFE, John, family grocer—house 3 Walkinshaw st., Johnstone Fyfe, Francis, confectioner—house M' Gown's land GAUGHAN, John, officer of Inland Revenue, Glenpatrick Gilmour, James, farmer, Fulbar Glenpatrick Carpet Works—A. F. Stoddard & Co. Gleniffer Distillery Company, Glenpatrick, by Johnstone Gow, Louis N., colour-maker, Glenpatrick Carpet Works—house Gleniffer view Graham, Isaac, gardener and carter, Back-of-hill Grosart, James, farmer, Bridgend farm Gunn, James, sergeant-instructor of Volunteers—ho. Stirling's land HAINING, David, stationmaster, Elderslie station—ho. Station ho. Hamilton, William, Bermuda villa Handley, John, foreman printer, Glenpatrick Carpet works—house Glenpatrick Houston, Gavin, farmer, Greenhill Houston, George P., clerk at A. F. Stoddard & Co.'s—^ho. Parklea, Sunnyside, Paisley 296 ELDEESLIE DIRECTORY.

JACK, Thomas, spirit merchant, Mayfield place Jardine, Robert, at J. & P. Coats Limited—house Jardine's land Johnstone, James F., writer. Paisley—house Glenpatrick house Johnstone, James, distiller, Dean Distillery, Edinburgh — house Glenpatrick house

KENT Fire and Life Insurance Offices ; agent, R. C. Stevenson, writer, Hilltop cottage (see advt.) Kyle, Andrew, farmer, Muirhead

LAMONT, Duncan, fruiterer and confectioner, Sproul's land Lang, Alexander, feuar, G-reenhill

MALLOCH, John, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.—house The Glen Malloch, John, jun., Savannah, Georgia, U.S.A. Malloch, William, of Browns, Malloch, & Co.— house Mount Pleasant, Johnstone Marshall, David, farmer, Leitchland Martin, Mrs., Linnet-brae cottage Miller, William P., at Adelphi Starch works. Paisley — house Jardine's land Muir, John, clerk, Elderslie mill—house Thorn, Johnstone Munro, Hugh, head-master Wallace Public School—ho. School house M'Crae, Kenneth, gamekeeper, High Bardrain M' Donald, Alexander, grocer and provision merchant M'Farlane, Dugald, at Glenpatrick Carpet works — house 3 Woodend place MacFarlane, Malcolm, at J. B. Lamb's, Paisley—ho. Gleniffer view MTntyre, George, carding master, Elderslie mill—house Wallace cottage M''Kay, John, joiner, cartwright, and funeral undertaker M'Kechnie, Mrs., Thorndean M'Kechnie, William S., M.A., L.L.B., writer, of Gray & M'Kechnie, Glasgow—house Thorndean M'Kenzie, Donald, spirit merchant, Wallace's tavern M'Kim, John, colour maker, Glenpatrick Carpet works—house Glenpatrick M'Meeken, Miss, confectioner and china merchant—house Ralph's land

NAISMITH, A. M., of Naismith & Scott, Paisley—house Gwyn- home

ORR, James, mason and builder, Elderslie and Paisley—house Elderslie Orr, Mrs. James, grocer and newsagent, Jardine's land ELDERSLIE DIRECTORY. 297

PALMER, George, confectioner, Douglas's land Pollock, Rev. P. Macalister, B.A., clergyman, Elderslie Free Church Mission—house Walker's buildings. Thorn Post Office—David Robertson, postmaster Pringle, John, police constable—house 2 Woodend place

RAINEY, James, farmer, Newlands Craigs Ralph, David, at J. & P. Coats Limited, Paisley—house Ralph's land Renshaw, Arthur H., of A. F. Stoddard & Co.—house Woodend, Houston Renshaw, C. Bine, M.P. for West Renfrewshire, of A. F. Stoddard & Co.—residences Barochan, Houston, and 8 Cadogan square, London, S.W. Reynolds, Frederick, confectioner, Holm's land, Burnside—ho. do. Ritchie, John, farmer. Broomward Robertson, Alexander, cashier at A. F. Stoddard & Co.'s—ho. Thorn Robertson, David, spirit merchant, Wallace's Tree Public house Robertson, David, grocer and postmaster

SANDILANDS, James, boot and shoemaker, Stirling's land Scouller, Mrs., Linnet brae cottage Short, William, police constable—house 2 Woodend place Smith, Rev. John, clergyman. Established Church—ho. The Manse Smith, William, feuar, Woodside cottage Stevenson, Peter, farmer, Bardrain Stevenson, R. C, writer, 6 Church street, Johnstone—house Hill- top cottage Stoddard, A. F., & Co., Glenpatrick Carpet works

VILLAGE Hall and Institute—John Cochran, keeper

WAINWRIGHT, W. H., at Glenpatrick Carpet works—ho. The Cottage, Glenpatrick Wainwright, Charles, The Cottage, Glenpatrick Walker, Mrs. E., Elderslie tavern Wallace, William, at A. F. Stoddard & Co.'s—house Glenpatrick Weir, William, farmer, Auchenlodmont Whitehill, James, Seaforth cottage Wood, Agnes R., teacher, Wallace Public School—house Jardine's land Wright, Thomas, Woodend place

YOUNG, Mrs., Newton view 298 ELDERSLIE DIRECTORY. 1

POST OFFICE. j Telegraph, and Money Order OflSce, and Post Office Savings Bank, | David Robertson, Postmaster. i

1st Delivery, 8 a.m. Box Closed, .. ... 8.10 a.m. j 2nd „ 3 P.M. „ „ .. ... 3.15 am. j 3rd ...... 6 P.M. „ 6.15 p.m. , „ \ ELDERSLIE PARISH CHURCH. | Minister—Rev. John Smith. Frecentor—Louis N, Gow. j Church, Officer — G. Higgins. ;

Number of Sittings, 820. \

FREE CHURCH MISSION STATION. ]

Meets in Village Hall—Forenoon, 11.15 ; Evening, 6.30. | Rev. P. Macalister Pollock, B.A,, in charge. \ ELDERSLIE j\ND DISTRICT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. j President— ) Vice-Presidents—David Robertson and Thomas Jack. ; Secretary Malcolm MacFarlane, Gleniffer view. — | Treasurer— James Miller, Jardine's land. '• ELDERSLIE AND DISTRICT CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. | President —William Wallace. Vice-President—Robert Jardine. i

Treasurer—William Allison. j Secretary—R. C. Stevenson, Hilltop cottage. j ELDERSLIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. j President—Robert Jardine. Vice-President—Robert Roy. \

Treasurer—R. C. Stevenson. Secretary—David Ralph. !

Annual Show—second Saturday in September. 1 WALLACE PUBLIC SCHOOL. j of the Under the management Abbey Parish (Landward) School Board. ;

Head Master—Hugh Munro. 1 Assistants—Agnes R. Wood and Grace B. Smith. '

Drawing Master— James D. M'Kerrow. 1 WALLACE BOWLING CLUB. \ President C. B. Renshaw, M.P. Vice-President—Thomas Jack. — | Treasurer John M'Kim, Glenpatrick. — | Secretary — William P. Miller, Jardine's land. CURLING CLUB. WALLACE j

President—Thomas Jack. Treasurer and Secretary—D. C. Carmichael 1

THE VILLAGE HALL AND INSTITUTE. i President C. B. Renshaw, M.P. Vice-President John M'Kim. — — \ Secretary— George M'Donald, Jardine's land. MacFarlane, Gleniffer view. Treasurer—Malcolm \ Janitor, —John Cochran,—house at Hall. ELDERSLIE PENNY SAVINGS BANK. (WALLACE SCHOOL.) Treasurer—Hugh Munro, The Schoolhouse. j

Secretary—James Miller, Jardine's land. \ The Bank is open on Saturdays from 5 to 6 p.m.

F. COY., 2nd V.B., A. & S. H. \ ELDERSLIE. HEADQUARTERS, ; Captain—Wm. Watson, of Newfield. Lieutenant— W.B..Wsi\n^v\gh.t | —

HOWWOOD.

ALLISON, William, cashier, Reformer Office, Glasgow—ho. Holmes Allan, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, Railway inn Allison, Hugh, boot and shoemaker BARBOUR, James, farmer, Muirdykes, by Howwood Boyd, Adam, & Sons, bleachers and finishers, Bowfield works, Howwood Boyd, Adam, sen., of Adam Boyd & Sons—house Bowfield Boyd, A. G., of Adam Boyd & Sons—house Bowfield Browning, James, miller and grain merchant, Crossford mills, by Howwood Burton, Henry, newsagent, Allan's land

CAMPBELL, Robert R., stationmaster—house East Gates Colquhoun, Robert, manager, Bowfield bleachworks—ho. Bowfield cottage Craig, Thomas, blacksmith

DICKIE, Malcolm G., gardener—house Allan's land

FERGUSON, Samuel, police constable, Allan's land Fisher, Andrew, farmer, Midtown farm

GARVEN, John, farmer, Little Crossford, by Howwood Gilbert, Rev. John, minister of Established Church—The Elms Govan, John, storekeeper, Bowfield store Guthrie, Robert, commission agent, Glasgow—house The Ferns

HAMILTON, Matthew, at John M'Nab & Co. 's—house Wellbank Harvey, James W. Shand, of Castlesemple, Lochwinnoch Howwood Co-Operative Society (Limited)—Kate Mitchell, sales- woman

KEITH Brothers, contractors. North Gates, by Howwood

LANG, John, farmer, Crossford farm Leggat, Robert, lithographer, Glasgow—house Bridesmill Lindsay, J., postmaster, Post office. Dreadnought building

MAULE, Peter, Midtown Moffet, G. E., surgeon-captain, M.B., D.P.H. (Cambridge), Army Medical Staff, Recruiting Depot, 36 Buccleuch St., Glasgow house Dunalaster, Howwood 300 HOWWOOD DIRECTORY.

M'DONALD, Alex., grocer and provision merchant—ho. Johnstone M'Nab, John, & Co., bleachers, dyers, and finishers, Midtownfield M'Nab, Andrew, of John M'Nab & Co.—ho. Midtownfield house M'Nab, John, J. P., of John M'Nab & Co.—house Kinnell M'Nab, Alexander, manager to John M'Nab & Co.,—ho. Ladeside NEIL, Robert, joiner and cartwright PARKER, Ninian, farmer, Howwood farm Paterson, William, Dunalaster

ROBERTSON, Arthur P. L., at National Bank, Johnstone—house Struan Robertson, Peter, Struan

SANACHAN, James, clerk at John M'Nab & Co.'s Stevenson, Hugh, farmer, Elliestoun farm Stevenson, John, joiner and cartwright. Bridge of Elliestoun Stevenson, John, grocer Stevenson, Peter, Bardrain Stewart, Peter, farmer, The Ha' Farm Sloan, William, church officer, Established Church TAYLOR, Hew, Hotel Thom, John, farmer, Hall Hill Farm, by Howwood. Thomson, John, teacher, The Public School—house, Schoolhouse WALLACE, Thomas, insurance agent, Glasgow—ho. Kertonholme Watt, James, boot and shoemaker Woodrow, Miss Maggie, teacher, the Public School Wylie, James, registrar for Howwood district—ho. Lochwinnoch YOUNG-, David, farmer, Castle Walls farm

Howwood Established Church. Minister — Rev. John Gilbert. Treasurer—Hugh Stevenson. Clerh— ^ohn Thomson, Schoolhouse. Harmoniumist—Miss Robertson. Church Officer —William Sloan. Howwood Public School. Under the management of Lochwinnoch Parish School Board. Head Master— John Thomson. Assistant—Miss Maggie Woodrow. P.r.s —John M'Klnnon, and Marion Browning. HowwooD Co- Operative Society (Limited). President—John M'llvena. Treasurer— James Cochrane. Secretary —James Sanachan. Salesiooman—Katie Mitchell. Post and Telegraph Office. John Lindsay, JPostmaster. Deliveries— 7.40 a.m.; 3.30 p.m. Despatches —9.40 a.m.; 3.50 and 6.10 p.m. LINWOOD, BY PAISLEY, (INCLUDING CLIPPENS).

ABERNETHY, Eev. John, Established Church clergyman, The Manse Anderson, Mrs., postmistress, 16 Napier street

BONE, David, insurance agent,- 11 Napier street Brady, Miss, schoolmistress, R.C. School—ho. Lee place. Bridge st. Brady, Miss Rose, teacher, R.C. School—house Lee place, Bridge st. Burgess, Capt. C. Mitford, Linwood house

CO-OPERATIVE Society Limited—store 32 Napier street—store- keeper William Young—house 19 Napier street Connelly, John, shopman to Mrs. B. Dougherty—ho. 23 Bridge st. Craig, John, Clippens villa Cuninghame, J. C, Craigends and Walkinshaw

DELDAY, James, teacher, Public School—house Green Farm Dixon, John, fruiterer and confectioner, 17 Bridge street Dougherty, Mrs. B., wine and spirit merchant, 23 Bridge street

EADIE, John, farmer, AYest Fulton

FAULDS, Andrew, manager to Linwood Cotton Spinning Company Limited—house 36 Napier street Eraser, Miss M., grocer, 9 Napier street—house 12 do.

GALBRAITH, John, grocer and provision merchant, 15 Napier st. Gemmill, Robert, treasurer, Co-operative Society Limited—house 4 Napier square Gillies, Miss, dairy, 31 Napier street Gilmartin, John, gardener to Mrs. Kerr—house Burnbrae lodge Greer, Alexander, church-officer. Established Church—house 11 Napier street

HAMILTON, James, goods agent, G. & S.-W. Railway Co.— house Station house Hamilton, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant. Buck's Head inn, 15 Bridge street—house 15 Napier street Hattrick, Allan, joiner and cartwright, 4 Bridge street —house Boghouse farm —

302 LINWOOD DIRECTORY. 1

Horsburgh, James K., manager at Paper mill—house Paper mill house

INGLIS, Mrs. James, 3 Napier street

JOHNSTON, Andrew, sen., police constable, Lee place, Bridge st.

KERR, Peter, civil engineer, architect and surveyor (of Kerr & Watson), Johnstone—house Linclive Kerr, Mrs. Robert, Burnbrae house Kerr, Robert, farmer. East Fulton Kerr, William, farmer, Linclive

LEGG-AT, Robert J., clerk at Paper mill—ho. Lee pi., Bridge st. ,/; Linwood Cotton Spinning Company Limited, Linwood mill i

Lochhead, Mrs. John, 4 Napier street ]

Lyle, Mrs. John, farmer. Middleton ; street, Lynch, James, agent Prudential Assurance Co., 27 Grahame ;

Johnstone i

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MAIR, Hugh, spinning master to Linvsrood Cotton Spinning Co. | Limited house Johnstone — ]

Mitchell, James, schoolmaster. Public School—house Schoolhouse |

Mitchell, James, registrar—house Schoolhouse i

Muirhead, William, engineer at Paper mill—house 36 Napier st. i

M'AUister, Thomas G., goods agent, Caledonia Railway—house I Clippens cottage { station M'Arthur, Alexander, coal merchant, Caledonian Railway j M' Cully, Robert, carding master, Linwood Cotton Spinning Co. Limited—house Mary street, Johnstone M'Farlane, Mrs. James, confectioner and greengrocer, 25 Napier st. M'Kay, Miss Jeanie, teacher. Public School—house Walkinshaw Gardens M'Kenzie, Hugh, Linwood, Inkermann and Paisley letter-carrier house Springbank road. Paisley M'Lean, Ronald, coachman to Mrs. Kerr, Burnbrae house—house The Lodge

PATTISON, Charles, blacksmith, engineer, and cycle repairer, 7 Bridge street—house 5 do. Post Office, 16 Napier street—Mrs. Anderson, postmistress Prentice, James, grocer and spirit merchant, 10 Napier street house 8 Bridge street LINWOOD DIRECTORY, 303

Prentice, John, contractor and cowfeeder, 22 Napier street Prentice, Robert S., flesher, 4 Bridge street—house 6 do. Public School, Napier street—James Mitchell, teacher—ho. School- house

EEID, Miss Mary, teacher, Public school—house 39 Napier street Eoberton, David, spirit merchant, 19 Napier street—house Moss cottage Ross, Robert, secretary Co-operative Society Limited — house North lane Rutherford, Thomas, farmer, Muirhead

SCOTT, James B., Clippens farm—house Clippens house Scott, John, shopman to Thomas Hamilton—house 3 Howe street, Paisley Scott, Mrs. James, Clippens house Semple, Andrew, bower, Clippens farm. Sharp, George, bower. Green farm Stevenson, Mrs Thomas, draper, 47 Napier street Stevenson, William M'L., factor, 47 Napier street

TELEGRAPH Office, 16 Napier street—clerk, Miss Prentice Tudhope, Marion, teacher, Public school—house Johnstone

WATSON, R. & W., paper makers, Linwood mills Watson, Robert, of R. & W. Watson—house Newfield, Johnstone Watson, William, of R. & W. Watson—house Newfield, Johnstons Watson, William, mechanic, 43 Napier street Weeple, John, grocer and provision merchant, Clippens store—ho. 21 Napier street Weir, Alexander, farmer, Barskiven

YOUNG-, William, salesman, Linwood Co-operative Society Limited—house 19 Napier street

Linwood Established Church, Rev. John Abernethy.

Secretary and Treasurer—James Mitchell, The Schoolhouse. Seat-Rent Collector—Robert Gemmill, 4 Napier square. Church Officer—Alexander Greer, 11 Napier street. Freceiitor—George Orr, Paisley. 304 LINWOOD DIEECTOEY.

LiNwooD Public School. Under the management of Kilbarchan Parish School Board. Head Master —James Mitchell. Assistants —James Delday, Mary Reid, and Marion Tudhope.

LiNwooD KoMAN Catholic School. Mistress —Miss Brady. Assistants —Miss Eose Brady and Miss "Weeple.

LiNwooD Penny ^Savings Bank. Every alternate Tuesday in Public School. Treasurer—Thomas Prentice, 18 Napier street.

LiNWOOD CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY LiMlTED. Store—32 Napier street. Salesman—William Young. President—William M'Kenzie. Vice-President—William Watson, Napier street. Treasurer—Robert Gemmill, 4 Napier square. Secretary—Robert Ross, North lane. Assistant Secretary—W. Muirhead, 32 Napier street.

LiNWOOD Conservative Association. Club Rooms—Napier street. President—Livingston Chambers, Blackstoun. Vice-Presidents — Robert Stevenson, Paisley, and John Prentice, Lin wood. Secretary and Treasurer—David Stevenson, 47 Napier street.

LiNwooD Horticultural Society. Hon. President -—- William Watson of Newfield. H'esident—John Prentice. Vice-President —James Prentice. Treasurer—William M'Kenzie, Bridge street. Secretary — James Mitchell, The Schoolhouse.

LiNwooD Bowling Club. President—William Watson of Newfield. Vice-President—Thomas Hamilton. Treasurer and Secretary— William Muirhead, 36 Napier street. Green—Napier street. Keeper—Alexander Greer, 11 Napier street.

Post Office, Telegraph Office, Money Order Office, and Post Office Savings Bank—16 Napier street Mrs. Anderson, postmistress. Miss Prentice, clerk.

Deliveries... 9 a.m.— 5.45 p.m. | Despatches... 11.30 a.m., 5.40 p.m. INKERMANN, BY PAISLEY. (INCLUDINa BLACKSTON).

ALLAN, Kobert, casliier to Merry & Cuuinghame Limited, Inker- mann works

BAIRD, James, manager to Merry & Cuninghame Ltd.—house Abercorn cottage Blackston Mineral Company, Blackston—Peter Paterson, manager Buchanan, Jane, teacher. Public school—house Kilbarchan

DOWNIE, John, teacher Public school—Schoolhouse

FRASER, William, foreman, Hermand Oil Company Limited—ho. Boghead farm

GILLAN, James, timekeeper and factor to Merry & Cuninghame Limited, Inkermann works

HERMAND Oil Co. Limited—refinery Walkinshaw—crude works West Calder Houstoun, Archibald, farmer. West Walkinshaw

KERR, William, South Candren and Linclive farms

M'DONALD, Agnes P., teacher. Public school—house Kilmalcolm Schoolhouse Meiklem, John, dairyman, South Candren farm Merry & Cuninghame Limited, coal and ironmasters, Inkermann works—offices Inkermann and 127 St. Vincent street, Glasgow Munro, John, grocer and provision merchant, Inkermann and Blackston stores M'Kay, Alexander, under manager to Merry & Cuninghame Limited—house Walkinshaw

NEILSON, John, clerk, Hermand Oil Co. Limited—^house East Candren farm 306 INKERMANN DIRECTORY.

PARK, Isaac, clerk, Blackston Mineral Co.—lio. Blackston House Paterson, Peter, manager to Blackston Mineral Co. — house Blackston cottage Pearson, Mrs., Walkinsliaw house Post Office, Inkermann Store and Blackston Store—John Munro, postmaster

RENFREW, Alexander, farmer. Home farm, Blackston Renfrew, James, farmer, Blackston Mains Rowand, John, farmer, West Candren Rowand, Mrs., farmer, West Candren Russell, Thomas, cashier to Blackston Mineral Co.—house 17 Greenhill road. Paisley

WILSON, Andrew, farmer, East Candren farm

Inkermann Public School. John Downie, teacher. Jane Buchanan, Agnes P. Macdonald, and Jeanie Mackay, assistants.

POST OFFICE (INKERMANN). John Munro, Postmaster. P.M. Deliveries, 7.40 AM. 4.40 Despatches, 12.30 P.M 6.30 P.M. (BLACKSTON). Deliveries, 8 A.M 5 P.M. Despatches, 12 noon 5.15 P.M.

INKERMANN BOWLING CLUB.

President,—John Munro. Treasurer,—Robert Mitchell. Secretary,—William Chahuers. THE PAISLEY DIRECTORY ADVERTISING LIST.

Periodicals, Bibles, j?lbnms, 'S/'oIumes of ]V[usic,

Neatly Bound, at Moderate Prices, by BMW e^R^WeLL K ^ON, BOOKBINDERS, 35 STORIE STREET, PAISLEY. COLINSLEE LAUNDRY ESTABIiISHSD 1860. DAVID LEGGAT & CO.

Goods sent to us are done up with a perfect Hand Finish, Grass Bleached, and dried in Open Air when weather permits.

Our Vans call for and return goods free of extra charge in GLASGOW, PAISLEY, JOHNSTONE, RENFREW, DALMUIR, BOWLING, DUMBARTON LANGBANK, Post -Card will have prompt attention.

^^^ ^^ J. § J. G00K, LETTEEPEESS PBIHTEBS, @4 Hum Stmebt, PmuhEf.

•^Vepy descpiptiop of L^+"tspppe5s ppipiip^ ej^ecuted u3itb Pe5pdtcb at /V\odepate R5te5. 308 ADVERTISEMENTS. SOBMT C0CHS4N & SONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

^ifft riercerx^5 ©raperx^, MIfPiaerxi), ^c,

2G & 27 I^EW SMITHHILLS STREET,

ESTABLISHED HALF- A- CENTURY. ARCH. BELL & SONS, DirSRS AND CliSANERS, FAISIiEV. Telephone IN"©. 40. .A-G-EISTTS IliT I=»J^ISXjE:Z"= Misses BRANNAN, 22 Gauze Street. Miss E. CLARK, 69 Love Street. Mbs. winning, 49 Broomlands. Mrs. WEIR, 4 Kilnside Crescent. Goods sent through above Agents will be charged the same, and returned as speedily if sent to our own Receiving Offices: 6 GILMOUR STREET, and STANLEY DYEWORKS, CAUSEYSIDE. BELLS' DYEWORKS, PAISLEY. GROUND TO FEU. GREENLAWVery G-ood Ground to FeuESTATEon FOR VILLAS, TERRACES, 8c COTTAGES. APPLY TO

ARCHIXECX and PROPERTY VAI^UATOR, TERRACE BUILDINGS, PAISLEY, ADVERTISEMENTS. 309 FJOBEi^TSON ^ Son, MJTfSti &M& §BMfhSMBM'8 MiltlffS, TJlSriO]^ BANK BUILDINGS, IVIOSS STREET, PAISLEY.

D. T. HUTCHISON,

6 WELLMEADOW, PAISLEY, AND 245 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.

Estimates given for all kinds of GRANITE, CEMENT, k CONCRETE WORK. jolJtoiMgs promptly attended to. WINiNING & FULTON, flGGOUNTANiFS, I^OUSE FAGHIOI^S, LICENSED PROPERTY VALUATORS, and INSURANCE AGENTS.

ECONOMilC BTJIT-iDHSTG}- SOCIETIES. riEE, LIFE, PLATE GLASS, ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES' LIABILITY INSUKAlffCE effected on the most advantageous terms witli first-class Companies.

Office: TEiritACK BUII^»II»GS, ^AISI^HY. BLACK & EADIE,

Sm. (ilAMES ^LAGB, I^AISLBY.

ROAD -MAKING, SEWERS OF ALL KINDS, CAUSEWAY - LAYING, CONCRETE WORK, DIGGER WORK OF ALL KINDS, PILING, &.c. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR THE ABOVE. 310 ADVERTISEMENTS. r^OBBr^Hi HAY ^ SON.

AND GENERAL PRINTERS, W CHARLES MCLEAN, WRIGHT AND BUILDER,

ESTIMATES GIVEN.

HOUSE :F'uA.CTOI^. Agrent for GENERAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, &c. CALEDONIAN PLATE GLASS. Ag:ent for " ALLAN " LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Agent for the PAISLEY and RENFRE-W CLYDE TRUST. 43 LADY LANE, PAISLEY. MATTHEW STEVENSON, GREENLAW NURSERY and GARDENS. Entrance by Greenlaw and Mansion Drives.

I beg to inform the Public that I have always a Large Variety of GREEN- HOUSE PLANTS, FLOWEES, SHEUBS, VEGETABLES, and FEUITS in their Season, including Grapes and Tomatoes, Fine Quality, at Moderate Prices. Always on hand Plants for Hall or Platform Decoration.

Hoping to be couii-tenanced. "v^itli you.r favoiars. ,

ADVERTISEMENTS. 311 THE CHEAP BOOK STORE (J. BALLANTYNE & SON), 28 HIGH STREET (New Street Corner), !> -A. I S Xi E -^T-

The Largest Stock in Town of New and Second -Hand Bool^s, Bibles, Albums, gtatioiiery, and ]V[usic, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.

KOBEET J. BAIN, 49 HIGH STREET AND 41 WELLMEADOW,

WHOLESALE CABINETMAKER and UPHOLSTERER.

Ma^B^ Dp on Cheapest ^i Be^t Tefrag to the Trade.

Jobbing and Eepairs of all kinds punctually attended to. - JAMES IJVOOO & CO., co-A-Xj 3y^:EX^CI3:J^I?TTS, -WISHAVr and AYRSHIRE COAX. DEPOTS, UNDERWOOD, STONEY BRAE, CANAL STREET, FERGUSLIE, SAUCEL, and

POTTERHILL, PAISLEY ; FULBAR STREET, RENFREW ; AND YOKER AND CLYDEBANK RAILWAY STATIONS.

All Classes of FURNACE, STEAM, BLIND, and SMITHY COAL, TRIPPING, DROSS FOUNDRY and MALTING COKE, SMITHY and GAS CHAR, kept on Stock and Contracted for- Finest Qualities of PARLOUR and KITCHEN COAL, RIDDLED DROSS (for Ranges), COAL BRIQUETTES, and SPOOL WOOD, always on hand, at Lowest Rates. SPECIAL QUALITIES OF HOUSEHOLD COAL. DUNSYSTON HOUSEHOLD COAL and AUCHENHARVIE TURF COAL, admirably adapted for Drawing Room use, being almost entirely Free from Smoke. A Trial Solicited.

Head Office : UNDERWOOD, PAISLEY. Xelephone 36. 312 ADVERTISEMENTS. WILLIAM CURRIE,

BROOMLANDS STREET, PAISLEY (Opposite Cemetery Gate).

MONUMENTS, in GRANITE, MARBLE, and FREESTONE, Executed to any Design. MONUMENTS AND HEADSTONES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. INSCRIPTIONS CUT IN EVERY STYLE. JOBBIIT&S, in ToTm and Country, punctually attended to.

Designs and Estimates Free on Application. ALEX. B. M^OO^WN,

TREASURER to the PAISLEY HERITABLE PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY, Agrent for THE SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, The SCOTTISH ALLIANCE and GUARANTEE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE NATIONAL BURGLARY INSURANCE CORPORATION, Liverpool and London and Globe Fire Insurance Company, AND LONDON & NORTH BRITISH PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY. AGENT FOR ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIP CO. mj Mum stmsT mm$), PMmLBt.

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IT MKasc BEGS to announce that he has taken out the Licence as an Auctioneer AND Valuator, and is now prepared to conduct Sales, either in Town or Country, on the most reasonable terms. He will also hold Weekly Sales, in his large Saloon at 6 Causeyside, to give the Public an opportunity of forwarding Surplus FURNITURE, IRONMONGERY, DRAPERY, or any other Moveable Property, which will be disposed of by Public Sale to the best advantage. Soliciting the support of the Trade in this new enterprise,

I am, yours respectfully, A. MASON. 6 CAtrsEYSiDB Street, PAISLEy, ADVERTISEMENTS. 313

46 HIGH STREET (Hearty Opposite Coats' Memonal Churcli.) WILLIAM C. FERGUSON,

Desires to intimate that he has a Large and Well-Assorted STOCK of GOODS, suitable for MARRIAGE PRESENTS, CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR GIFTS.

Table and Pocket Cutlery, Electro-Plated Goods, Cased Goods, Scissors, Nickel Silver and Electro-Plated Spoons and Forks, Continental Goods, Lamps, Shades, Oil Stoves, Gas Fires, Ranges with Open and Close Fires, Fine Berlin Blacked Register Stoves for Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Parlour, and Bedroom, Fire-places, Gasaliers, Gas Brackets and Lobby Lamps, Fire Irons, Fire Iron Rests, Coal Vases, Carpet Sweepers, Tin and Japanned Goods, Enamelled Ware, Brushes, Wood Ware, and General House- Furnishing Ironmongery.

STONEFIELD LAUNDRY, PAISLEY. Telephone iro.

Extensive Grass Bleaching and Drying Grounds. CARPET BEATING BY NEW PATENT MACHINERY.

Goods Collected and Delivered in Surrounding Districts Free.

Price Lrists and I^ist Books Free on application.

I^ -A. I S 3L. E "^S^ FaMtare and Bedding Wafehoase.

The Best and Cheapest House in Town for Furniture and Bedding.

JOSEPH I^ATEI^SON, 94 CAUSEYSIDE STREET, ,

314 ADVERTISEMENTS. THE PAISLEY DYE WORKS, Unrivalled, for Dyeing IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. nWfCH CLBAMIW/G—m SPECL

Late GMBSOlSr 33ROTHER,S.

I2,EaEI-V"I2;rC3- OZPIPICES EDINBURGH— 3 HOWE STRKET. COATBRIDGE—48 SUNNYSIDE ROAD. GLASGOW—92 RENFIELD STREET. PORT-GLASGOW—49 CHURCti STREtT. Do. 152 ST. GEORGE'S ROAD. PAISLEY—84 HIGH STREET. PAISIiE'Sr DYE WORKS— CART VTALK. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. H. M. MACFEE & CO., Drysalfers, Oil and Color Merchants, S3 OLID SKTEIDnDOlSr, IPj^X^lLTET^

BURNING, LUBRICATING, and LINSEED OILS, TURPENTINE, PAINTS, WAXES, STARCH, SOAP, ACIDS, GUM, GLUE, BORAX, &c., &c.

DYERS' WYND and TERRACE WALK, TO ILaSSOC For Lectures, Public Meetings, Concerts, Soirees, &c.

LARGE PUBLIC HALL seats 1250 Persons. LESSER HALL „ 400 „ WEST HALL „ 250 „ TERRACE HALL „ 150 „ Convenient Ante-Rooms, &o.

Regulations for the Letting of Halls and Terms may be liad from Mr. A. '^ Duncan, Hall-keeper, at the Halls, or at House, 17 Wardrop Street. ADVERTISEMENTS. 315

SADDIvKR AND HARNKSS NIAKER, 79 HIGH STREET, PAISLEY. SINGLE, DOUBLE, VAN, CART, and PLOUGH HARNESS Made to Order. RIDING SADDLES and BRIDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, PURSES, BRACES, SCHOOL BAGS, &c. ESTABLISHED TJF^VAR-DS OE A. HXJISTDHED YEAE.S. MATTHEW URIE, WEIGHT AND BUILDEE,

Xji A, I €3- "SiK TE^ j£!L "Et ZiL.

ESTIIVaATES GIVEN. ABERCORN FUNERAL UNDERTAKING AND CARRIAGE^^0HI RINGwmwmmgES TABLISHMENT, FUNEHAL U1TDEETAIS:EII ana. CAB and CAEnZAaE hiheh. House, 36 CAUSEYSIDE STREET. Stables AND Workshop, 43 GORDON'S LANE. Office, 2 COUNTY PLACE Branch Office, CANAL STREET STATION. Funeral Office and Night Bell, 36 CAUSEYSIDE STREET. STABLES OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. TelephLonie No. 28.

JENNY'S WELL LAUNDRY, PAISLEY. Family Wash.er« and. Dressers.

All Goods entrusted to us are Grass Bleached, Hand Washed and Finished. No Acids used. Post Cards will have prompt attention, Goods being Collected and Delivered Free of extra Charge. ^^^^ CEAWFORD, 16 Gilmour Street, and DECEIVINGRT-rFiviNG UFFiCES,Offices . \ ^ MissES BRANNAN, 22 Gauze Street. 316 ADVERTISEMENTS.

FISHING ROD and TACKLE MAKER, And BIRD SXUKPBR.

Rods Made to Order. Flies Dressed to all Patterns.

Orders by Post punctually attended to.

21 'LAW.N STEEET, PAISLEY.

53 STORIE STREET.

oiPiFiciE oi^sisT n:sri(3-i3:T j^istjd zdj^izt.

HOUSE- 53 STORIE STREET. J. & W. STORRIE, Wholesale and Betail GbfiSS fiND CHINfi iaeRCHftNTS. 37 HigfH Street, Paisley.

9 BOOT and SHOE MAKER, 5 WELLMEADOW & 69 OAUSEYSIDE. HAND -MADE BOOT, 17/6. BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER.

Best and Cheapest Houses in Town for BOOTS, SMOBS, AH» SIL.iPPBRS. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 317

GLENIFFER LAUNDRY, PAISLEY. Teleph-one 136.

Town Offices, where Orders to Call are received: 47 CAVSEYSIDE, and 6 GILMOXJE. STREET. Also, at GI.ASGOIJV' and GRHBXOCK.

Goods Collected and Delivered in surrounding District FREE.

PRICE - IiISTS, "WASHING - BOOKS, and all Information, on application to the Superintendent.

:E>.^ I S L El "£

Dnderwood Co -Operative Coal Society

( XjIDVCITEHD ). BSTABI^ISHHD OCXOBER, 1872.

President—ROBERT ALEXANDER, 2 Gordon Place, King Street. Treasurer—DAVID MILLAR, 7 Argyle Street. And Eleven Members of Committee.

E-egistereci Office : UNDERWOOD COAIi DEPOT, Underwood Street, Paisley.

Salesman—JOHIT HOLMES. House—20 C^reenhill Hoad,

GLASS and CHINA MERCHANT, Respectfully intimates that he has Opened these Premises at 81 BROONIL^KDS STREBT (WEST-END CROSS), as a GLA88, CHINA, AND EARTH ENWARE STORE,

W. S. takes this opportunity to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed npon him in the past, and, by supplying only a Superior Article at a Moderate Price, combined with strict Personal Attendance to Business, he hopes to merit a continuance and extension of the favours so long accorded him.

Hole Hew Address: 81 BROOMLAKDS STREET (West-End Cross). Establislied. 184:9. :ElJ>L.CrS J^-MID -Vv^-^STE BOTJG-HT. 318 ADVERTISEMENTS. HEW SANITAF^Y PAPEP^HANGINGS. Xlie Cheapest in the Trade.

JHOUSE AND IDECORATIVE fAINTER,

CWorksliop and Stores, 16S Greorge Street). ESTIMATES GIVEN GEORGE PRIMROSE, BRIGKBUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.

ESTIMATES GIVENfor ALL KINDS of BRICKBUILDING. JOBBING PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

Address — 27 GEORGE STREET. Yard — UNDERWOOD LANE (off Well Street). D. L. JOHNSTON, AXJCTIOlSrEEE AWD YALUATOR, ALBION AUCTION HALLS,

YIELDER'8 TEMPERANCE CAFE,

The BEST PIiACE in TOWN for

BOOMS to LET for MEETIE'GS, &c. OPEN EVERY MORNING AT FIVE O'CLOCK. ADVERTISEMENTS. 319

M mmim I m 24: coTTOiiSr str.ee;t, i*^isley.

Funerals carefally conducted either in Town or Country on the most Moderate Terms J. B.'s Personal Attendance on all occasions.

4j)^tci&:i^''' nv i

Furnishing Ironmonger, Plumber and Gasfitter,

96 HIGH STRSST, PAISIiCy. "Workslaop — 3S HIG^H STREET. DAVID M'GEOCH & SON, HORSE SHOERS and GENERAL SMITHS, COACH and VAN BUILDERS,

3 and 4 MILL STEEET, PAISLEY. ROBERT PATO N, PACKING CASE MAKER, Manufacturer of BISCUIT TINS, TINS for CORN FLOUR, MUSTARD, PRESERVES, &c., 39 & 40 GORDON'S LANE, PAISLEY. Telepli.orLe GT. VICTORIA LAUNDRY,

'yHE COMMITTEE of the PAISLEY HOUSE OF REFUGE respect- "* fully call the attention of Families and others to the facilities afforded for WASHING and DRESSING of CLOTHES at the Establishment. Parties may rely on their work being done in the most satisfactory manner, and at Moderate Charges. Price Lists may be had of the Matron, at the Refuge, Victoria Place, Lady Lane. 320 ADVERTISEMENTS. MAC FEE, JOHNSEEDSMAN,

ALL KINDS OF GARDEN REQUISITES SUPPLIED.

liADVBURN NURSERY,

Has always on hand a Choice Selection of STOVE and GREENHOUSE PLANTS, and PLANTS for TABLE DECORATION. Bedding Plants, Florist Flowers, Roses, Fruit Trees, Evergreens, &c. Catalogues Free on. application. nJ'Tc ^^^mwrnm^B^:^ ^< Mi 5 BULL INN POSTING ESTABLISHMENT, NEW STREET, PAISLEY.

Harringtons, Dog Carts, Saddle Horses, Minibuses, &c., Job and Post Horses* Hearses, Funeral and Mourning Coaches, &.c. Funeral Undertaking^ and other Orders promptly attended to.

Wrights and Funeral Undertakers, 16 ABBEY STREET, PAISLEY.

Orders carefully and. pronaptly attended to.

BOTTLER, AND iERATED WATER MANUFACTURER, 20 MOSS STEEET & 4 HUl^TER STREET. 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. 321 \ PARLANE & KERR'S gilk Mercery aijd General Drapery EstaUislmieiit, 10 CROSS. PAISLEY.

N.B.—Always on hand the Newest Fashions as they appear.

Jvl'mWRieK'>S ^TUE)I0.

« PAISIiEY. l»>

Speclmlty; Our AMtotype Opal Eniargententa. ALEXANDER OAMEEON, UPHOIiSJBEI^BI^ AND ©ABINETMAI^BI^.

VENETIAN BLINDS, HAIR, WOOL, and STRAW MATTRESSES. Ladies' Sewed Work Made Up.

40 HIGH STREEr, PAISI2EY, HUGH KILPATRICK, j

pai9t(^r, pap(^rl;?a9§er, 5i?9 U/rit(^r, ai^d (5ia$5 Q\d(iT, 6 ST. JAMES PLACE, PAISLEY.

All Kinds of Paints and Paperhangings of a Superior Quality in Stock. .

322 ADVERTISEMENTS D. FERGUSON & SONS, Colliery Agents and Goal and Coke Merchants, POTTERHILL AND BARRHEAD RAILWAY DEPOTS. HOUSE—ANNFIELD VILLA, BARRHEAD.

Parlour and Kitchen Coal Delivered on the Best Terms. SURE TO GIVE SATISFACTION.

Public Works and Shippers Supplied (from any Station) with COAL, NUTS, TRIPPING, or DROSS, at most Reasonable Rates. ISDALE&MfCALLUM'S SCOTLAND YET

Prize Medal SoaD^. vcCALEDONIAN

im Co., Ltll.,

Registered 1871, under the Companies' Acts, 1862, 1867.

Head Office -58 RENFIELD STREET. GLASaOW. Over £100,000 of Glass has been replaced by this Company for Breakages. Immediate Notice of all Damages should be sent to the Office or Agents. W. M'G. M'CULLOCH, Manager. Telegraph "Eq.riity." Telephone No. 4035. ADVERTISEMENTS. 323

.A. I s r. £: ^ST

Co-Opeiiative ManufacWnj ^ocietj, LIIVEITEID.

A FEDERATION OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES A fjD CO-OPERATORS.

Share and Iioan Capital, - - £39,057 Building^s and Machinery, - - £19,928 Amount of Trade, 1892, - - £53,938

Manufacturers of DRESS TWEED and SERGES, SKIRTINGS, SHIRTINGS, SHAWLS, QUILTS, &c., at "Warehouse and Factory, Colinslee.

The drapery DEPARTMENT, including Dressmaking and Millinery, at 115 Causeyside, contains a Large Variety of Ncm^, Fashionable, and Useful Goods, of Superior Quality and Moderate Price. The MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, including Tailoring, at 1 14 Causeyside, has been lately altered and improved. A Large and Varied Assortment of WORSTED COATINGS, SUITINGS, and TROUSERINGS are now being shewn. These we are prepared to make in the Newest Style and best Finish, at Moderate Prices. Mats, Caps, Hosiery, &c,

5t. jilfieii iaiery ami TeweraicTBolel. WILLIAM CURR, BAKER, PURVEYOR, & RESTAURATEUR,

T NVITES the attention of Excursionists and Visitors to the convenient situation this Shop stands ' in to Gilmour Street Station and Terminus of CoHnslee 'Buses. Visitors to Coast and Country can conveniently be supplied with all kinds of Fancy Bread, always New and of the Finest Quality. Pastry in Choice Varieties, also Fresh, with a supply of Tea Bread, including Home-Baked Scones, Pancakes, Crimpets, &c. Rusks and Rice Biscuits a Specialty. ^PdRVEYING. Mr. CURR invites the attention of Marriage Parties, Soiree Committees, and others to the special facilities he has for purveying Marriage Dinners, Public Dinners, Conversaziones, Picnics, Trial Trips, &c. At present employing a large staff of workers in his Pastry and Cooking Department, Committees can rely on everything being in the best order, serving, and style, with personal attention to all details. Hall Accommodation can be had for Committee Meetings, &c. BRIDESCAKES, BIRTHDAY and CHRISTENING CAKES, with ICES, JELLIES, AND CREAMS. 6 MOSS ST.RE^T, PAISU^Y, . .

324 ADVERTISEMENTS

MM Go-Ojerative Society, llitef. EST-A-BIjISHEU 18SO. BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. President — Mr. W. B. FLOCKHAKT. Vice-President — Mr. A. E. POLLOCK, Garthland House. Secretary — Mr. JOHN RUSSELL, 17 Greenliill Road. And Twelve Members of Committee, REGISTERED OFFICE — 140 George Street. BOOK - KEEPER — JOHN LAUCHLAN, — House, The Limes, East Greenlaw, Williamsburgh.

Factor and Treasurer — T. H. LAWRIE, 139 George Street. GROCERY AND PROVISION DEPARTMENT.

Central, — 139 George Street, Mr. James Rowand, Salesman. No. 1, — 168 George Street, Mr. John Lauchlajst, Do. No. 2,— 68 Love Street, Mr. Alex. Callakder, Do. No. 3,— 48 Broomlands, Mr, James Stewart, Do, No. 4,— 20 Lawn Street, Mr, Richard Sutherland, Do. No. 5,- 5 Cleopatra Buildings, Spring- bank Road, Mr. John M'Taggart, Do.

%($r 6,- 24 Underwood Road, , . . Mr, George Hamilton, Do. No. -7,- 78 Broomlands, Mr. Alexander Smith, Do. No. 8,— 7 Mill Street, Mr. Robert Whyte, Do. No. 9,— 110 George Street, Mr, James Hamilton, Do. No. 10,- 58 Storie Street, Mr. Andrew Hunter, Do. No. 11,— 51 Caledonia Street, ... Mr. Duncan Cook, Do. No. 12,- Melbourne Terrace, ... Mr. Archibald Menzies, Do. No, 13,- 1 M'Kerrell Street, ... Mr. James Craig, Do. No, 14,- 12 New Sneddon, Mr. William Young, Do. Reserve Store, — 139 George Street. Mr. John Davidson, jun,. Store-keeper. Steam Bakery, —140 George Street, Mr, John Carruth, Manager, FLESHING DEPARTMENT. BPi-A.isrcia:ES- Central, — 138 George Street, Mr. John Barton, Manager. No. 2, — 7 Love Street, Mr. Wm. Tweeddale, Salesman. No. 3, — 48 Broomlands, Mr, Archibald Rose, Do, No, 4,— 7 Lawn Street, Mr, Colin M'Phail, Do.

No. 6, — 21 Underwood Road, . . Mr. William Hamilton, Do. Jewellery & Hardware Brancli,—14 Causeyside, John Sunter, Salesman. Causeyside, William Gray, Salesman. Boot & Shoe Branches {^^ '\48 Broomlands, Miss Hart, Saleswoman. Bread Shop,— 139 George Street, Miss Murray, Saleswoman. ADVERTISEMENTS. 325

Provident Co-Opekative Society— Continued. 3S^ E E T I ig- G- S . Tlie BOARD OF DIEECTORS meet every WEDNESDAY Eveuing, in tlie Board Room, 140 George Street, at Eight o'Clock, The JEWELLERY & HARDWARE COMMITTEE meet every MONDAY Evening, in the Shop, 14 Causeyside, at Eight o'Clock. The BOOT & SHOE COMMITTEE meet every MONDAY Evening, in the Shop, 14 Causeyside, at Eight o'Clock, The BAKERY COMMITTEE meet every TUESDAY Evening, in the Board Room, 140 George Street, at Eight o'Clock. The FLESHING COMMITTEE meet every TUESDAY Evening, in the Board Room, 140 George Street, at Half-Past Eight o'Clock. The GROCERY COMMITTEE meet every FRIDAY Evening, in the Board Room, 140 George Street, at Eight o'Clock. The Monthly Meetings of the Society are held on the last Thursdays of February, March, May, June, August, Septemher, November, December; and the Quarterly Meetings are held on the last Thursdays of January, April, July and October, all at Eight o'Clock p.m. The Books Close for the Quarterly Balance on the last Tuesday of March, June, September, and December.

Tlie Treasurer attends at the Registered Office, 140 George Street, every WEDNESDAY Evening, from Seven till Nine o'Clock, for Paying and Receiving accounts.

PAISLEY PROVIDENT CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY (Limited) EDUCATIONAL DBPARTMBMT. (Originated for purposes conducive to the Health, Instruction, Recx'eation, or Comfort of Members and their Families.)

C/iatrmaw — Mr. MUNGO GUTHRIE, 1 Old Smithhills. Secretary —Mr. DANIEL M'DADE, Douglas Terrace. Treasurer — Mb.. THOMAS KIRK, 5 Ferguslie Buildings. And Nine Members of Committee.

isr O T I C E s~ FJEADING-^OOMS AND IiiBi^Al^Y, 140 George Street (One Stair up). IgENNY Sayings Bani^ (Instituted 7th October, 1882), Open every Monday Evening from 7.30 to 8.30, at the Rooms, 140 George Street, Glen Street School, and 33 Gauze Street. ixEGniui^Es, Soirees, €x6Ui^siows, Qusig and owhei^ (classes, Gjug., are arranged for at suitable times during the year. "^O-Opei^AJHIVE Hews," delivered Weekly to Members paying Id. on the first Saturday of each Calendar Month. ©OMMUDfiiBB fflEEHilNGS on WEDNESDAY Evenings, at the Rooms, 140 George Street. gUAT^iHEI^LY CQeehiings of the Society, in connection with the business of this Department, are held on the First Mondays in February, May, August, and November. Three vacancies in the Committee fall to be filled up at each Meeting. »

326 ADVERTISEMENTS. ILL -11 /riopumeptal Seulptor5,

14 12ADY 12ANE AND

HAWKHEAD NEW CEMETERY, P£IgLEy.

ABBEY CEMETERY, near JOHHSTOBE.

BEILSTOH CEMETERY, near BARRHEAD. EST-A-BXiISHEX) 1861. WILLIAM BIGGAR, i8 OAKSHAW STREET, HOUSE FACTOR, And AGENT for London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. CAPITAIi, £2,127,5CX). QE|MER,/\L LIFE ASSUF\ANCE CO. INCOME, £354,000.

Also Agent for

The Imperial Union Accident Assurance Co., Ltd. (Assurances against Accidents of all kinds and against Employers' Liabilities).

ConserYatories and Ornamental Plate Glass Lamps Insured. ADVERTISEMENTS. 327

GLASGOW WHOLESALE and RETAIL General Wire Work, Wire Cloth, Steel Wire, and Boiler Tube Brush Manufactory. TELEGRAMS: Telephone No. 934. " WIRECLOTH," QLAsaow, il£l.K©lE E0W&T k €0., 25 OAJ^DLEEIGGS STEEET, O Established 1837. G- r. .A. S G- 'W^.

Every Description of Wire Work and Wire Cloth, in Copper, Brass, Iron, Steel, and Galvanized Wire.

Boiler . „„ J Tube Brushes, In every Variety of Size and Material.

S U RE R I O R Boilef Tube ^cfapef^,

In Every Size.

WlIiE I^IIDDLE^ AND

FOR ALL PURPOSES.

PATENT tempered STEEL WIRE FOUNDRY BRUSHES.

Country or Kxport Orders Promptly Kxecuted. EXTRA WIRE WORK OR WIRE CLOTHS WROUGHT TO ORDER 328 ADVERTISEMENTS. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. EST^A-BIjISHEID 1797. Head Office—SURREY STREET, NORWICH. I^ondon Office—50 EI^EET STREET, E.C. THE Rates of this Society are exceedingly moderate, and the Insured are free from all responsibility. This Office is distinguished by its liberality and promptness in the settlement of Claims, £9,000,000 having been paid to Insurers for Losses by Fire. In proof of the public confidence in the principles and conduct of this Institu- tion, it will suffice to state that the total amount Insured exceeds £290,000,000. C. E. BIGNOLD, Secretary. C. A. B. BIGNOLD, Assistant Secretary. «

JAMES B. LAMB, Architect, 12 High Street. T. FULTON REID, Writer, 95 do. MATT. MUIR, Gazette Buildings, 94 High Street. J. D. WILSON, Union Bank Buildings. R. W. MUIR, 23 Moss Street. J. W. ROBERTSON, lO West Croft. WM. DICKSON, Royal Bank. Head Office for Scotland — 105 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. JOHISr T^A.'RGrlS,, nVCanager for Scotland. ALLIANCE ISSiiliCI_CiiPMf. CAPITAL, £5,000,000. EST^^EXjISHIEID 1824.

JAMES AIKEN, Esq. (Messrs. Burns, Aiken, & Co.) ALEXANDER DREW, Esq., Creggandarroch, Blairmore. JAMES FINLAYSON, Esq. (Messrs. Finlayson, Bousfield, & Co.) LEONARD GOW, Esq., Shipowner. JOHN GRAHAM, Esq., C.A. WM. CRAIG ROBERTON, Esq. (Messrs. Roberton, Low, Roberton, & Cross). THOMAS RUSSELL, Esq. of Ascog, Bute.

FIEE and LIFE INSTTHAITCES may Ise effected on tlie most favouralsle Terms on application to tlie Local Agents, or to "W. W. W. REID, Manager, 151 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW. ADVERTISEMENTS. 329 SiiffiSi WliiWiV fill LIFE ASSURAIVCE SOCIETY.

ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £11,620,000 ANNUAL KEVENUE EXCEEDS £1,370,000

Cash Profit at last investigation, - £1,727,659. This was the Largest Distribution of Profits made by any British Life Office during the period. It yielded Bonuses varying from £1 14s. to £4 6s. 7d. per Cent, per Annum.

Prospectuses, Eeports, and every information given on application to ROGER W. MUIR, Agent, 23 Moss Street; ALSO, AGENT FOR THE NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY, LONDON GUARANTEE & ACCIDENT COMPANY (Limited), THE COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, AND THE PALATINE FIRE & ACCIDENT COMPANY (Limited), &c. Pleane Note Address— ROGEIR "W. MUIR, 23 Moss Street. SCOTTISH LEGAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Claief Office — WILSON STREET, GLASGOW. Xlstablished 1852. Certified 1854.

' Registered for Great Britain and Ireland under the ' Friendly Societies' Act, 1875." Funds at 31st December, 1892, ^291,000. Membership, over 438,000. ANNUAL INCOME, £115,000. Claims Paid, over ONE MILLION Sterling. PAISLEY OFFICE-99 HIGH STREET. GEORGE DAVIDSON, District Manager.

DAVID FORTUNE, Secretary. Chief Office— Wilson Street, Glasgow. 330 ADVERTISEMENTS.

EstalDlislied. in. tlie Reign of Qvieeii ^iiiie, A.D. ITl^. FZI^S: J^TSTTJ X^IF£2. CHIEF OFFICE -SI COHNHILL, LONDOIT.

Chairman—STEPRE'N SOAMES, EsQ. Deputy-Chairman—CRAB.1,ES MORTIMER, Esq.

Capital Subscribed, .. £450,000 I Inve-ted Funds, .. £2,400,000 Capital Paid-up, .. 180,000 | Annual Income, .. 600,000 FIRE DEPARTMENT. — Insurances effected upon nearly all classes of risk at home and abroad. LIFE DEPARTMENT. — Absolute Security. Lar^e Bonuses. Liberal Conditions. Immediate Payment of Claims. Actuary—William Wallis. fire Manager—Wm. Geo. Wilkins. Secretary— Chas. Daekell. SCOTTISH BOARD. JAMES BLAND SUTHERLAND, Esq.. S-.S.C. Edinburgh, Chairman. Geo. H. Black, Esq., Solicitor, Greenock. James Fka.ncis Mackay, Esq., W.S., J. P.,

Wm. M'Gavin M'Culloch, Esq , Glasgow. Edinburgh. James Mokton, Esq., J. P., Edinburgh. Jas. Pkingle Tatloe, Esq., W.S., Edinburgh.

GLASGOW— 2 West Regent street. Telephone No. — 4784. EDINBURGH — 34 St. Andrew Square. Telephone No. -1018. JOHN KERR, Manager for Scotland. Application for Agencies Invited. PRUDENTIAL

CHIEF OFFICE —HOLBORN BARS, LONDON, E.C.

INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED - £16,000,000. CLAIMS PAID EXCEED - - £20,000,000.

Every description of Life Assurance business transacted. All claims are paid immediately upon satisfactory proof of death and title. Lapsed Policies may be revived at any time during one year from the date of last payment on production of evidence of good health and payment of arrears. Full Prospectus, Annual Report, and List of Securities, can be obtained of the Agents of the Company, or at the Chief Ofhce, Holborn Bars, London. THOS. C. DEWEY, } ^^^^_^,^^^^^(^9ers. WILLIAM HUGHES, \ W. J. LANCASTER, Secretary.

District OlRce, 94 HIGH STREET, Paisley-T, JOHNSON, Superintendent. tMf MBTMm QF mnMM$ a ?mM§mwB. FIftNOPOETeS, HftRMONIHMS, AND

On the HIRE -PURCHASE SVSXEM.

PATERSON, SONS, & CO. Hire out Pianofortes, Harmoniums, and American Organs, at Special Rates of Hire", for One, Two, or Three Years, as may be agreed upon, on the expiry of which period the Instrument becomes the property of the Hirer without additional payment. A full explanation of the above system and Descriptive Price-Lists will be sent on application.

PATERSON, SONS, & CO. are Sole Agents in Scotland for STEINWAY & SONS, New York. B. SQUIRE & SON, London. C. BECHSTEIN, Berlin. ESTEY AMERICAN ORGAN CO. KIRKMAN & SON, London. BROOKLYN CO. &c., &c., &c. Illustrated Catalogues Free by Post.

XERR-ACE BXJII^DI]?«GS, I»AISI^EY; 15S BXJOia:-A.isr-A.3sr sti?,eet, <3-L-A.sa-o"W"; ALSO AT AYR, DUMFRIES, & KILMARNOCK. —

SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Incorporated by General and Special Acts of Parliament for the ASSURANCE OF LIVES. SPECIAL FEATURES. Unquestionable Security and liow Premiums. Xiiberal Bonuses. Immediate Payment of Claims. Policies issued on the Monthly Premium System. temperance; section for abstainers.

The increase to the Life Assurance Fund during- the Five years ending", 31st December, 1890, was £112,819 2s. lOd. The increase for the two years since was £50,253 15s. 8d. MINIMUM PREMIUMS. "With participation in Profits.

Those desirous of Insuring their Lives can now do so in the Scottish Impeeial Insurajstce Company at the SMAZiliEST FOSSIBLii: OTJTLAT. without sacrificing their right to PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Minimum Annual Premiums for Assurances of £100 for whole Term OF Life, with Profits.

Age next Age next Age next Premium. Premium. Premium. Birthday. Birthday. Birthday.

21 £1 15 2 26 £1 18 2 31 £2 2 6 22 1 15 9 27 1 18 11 32 2 3 8 23 1 16 4 28 1 19 9 33 2 4 10 24 1 16 11 29 2 7 34 2 6 1 25 1 17 6 30 2 1 6 35 2 7 5

Further particulars on application at the Office, or to the Local Agents of the Company : Messrs. DAVID SEMPLE & COCHRANE, SoKcitors, Gilmour Street; Messrs. KERR & FINLATOR, Solicitors, 12 High Street. Head Ofiace— 183 West George Street, Glasgow. T. WILKINSON WATSON, Manager. FIRE LIFE

Losses Settled Large

witli Bonuses.

Promptitude Lilaeral

and ipSURANCE Surrender

Lilserality. Values-

. GOMPANY

Now Merged IN THE Royal Insurance Co.

SCOTTISH BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Chairman—J. M. CUNNINGHAM, Esq., J.P., Writer, Glasgow. Richard Barnwell, Esq., - Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Co., Ltd. George Addison Cox, Esq., J. P., - Merchant, Dundee. George Gilroy, Esq., J.P., - - .Spinner, Dundee. David T. Maclay, Esq., - Messrs. Maclay, Murray, & Spans, Solicitors, Glas'w. Walter T. MacLellan, Esq., - Messrs. P. & W. MacLellan, Ltd., Glasgow. John Sharp, Esq., J. P., - Spinner, Dundee. Timothy Warren, Esq., - Messrs. Moncriefif, Barr, Paterson, & Co., Writers. William Wotherspoon, Esq., J. P., - Maxwelton, Paisley. Resident Manager—R. G. CAMPBELL.

FIRE. —Nearly every class of risk accepted at MODERATE RATES, and LIBERAL ALLOWANCES made where EXTINGUISHING APPLIANCES are kept. LIFE.—Assurers with the "Queen" have the advantage of very moderate rates, combined with a number of special features, which will be found particularly attractive.

Annual Income exceeds - £2,600,000. Total Invested Funds exceed £8,000,000. HEAD OFFICES FOR SCOTLAND: 75 ST. GEORGE'S PLACE, GLASGOW.

Liberal Commissions allowed to Agents who introduce Fire or Life Business. APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.

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