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I DIRECTORY

DITY OF ABERDEEN

• AND IXS^ICINITY.

ISSS—39.

ABERDEEN

GEO. CLARK & SON, T. SPARK, AND D. WYLLIE & SON.

1838.

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ABERDEEN PRINTED AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE, 42, CASTLE STREET, BY JOHN DAVIDSON.

k 1 M CONTENTS.

5 Directory, - 185 Supplement to Directory, -

Alphabetical List of Streets, Squares, &c. i xiii Carriers, ------xix Principal Fairs, - xxiv Mail Coaches, - xxv Stage Coaches, -.*""" xxviix Shipping Companies, - Steam Packets, - xxix xxxi List of the diiferent Parishes in Aberdeen and Old Machar, Assessed Tax Tables for Scotland,

Weigh-house Dues, - x/xvm Stamps and Taxes, -•--"." xl Commissioners of Police, - ib.

Imperial Weights and Measures, xli Schedule of Fees, - xlii Aberdeen Assurance Fire Engine Establishment, xliii

List of the Shore Porters, - ib.

North of Scotland Assurance Fire Engine Establishment, xliv

Abstract of Population, - - xlv Bridewell Assessment, Rogue Money, and King's Subsidy, ib. Corn Laws, ------ib. Table of Duties on Grain, - xlvii

Table of Appointments, 1838-39, xlix

Stamp Duties, - 1 Grain Table, ------li Magistrates and Incorporations, - lii

ABERDEEN DIRECTORY,

1838—39.

Abel, John, blacksmith, 1, College-lane Peter, coal-broker, 4, Commerce-street Christian, poultry-shop, 76, h. Sutherland's-court, 78, Shiprovv Mrs. 50, Virginia-street Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union-street, and 1, Ragg's-lane Apothecaries' Hall, 24, Union-street Banking Company, 53, Castle-street Brick & Tile Co's. Works, Clayhills—Office, 40, Union-street retail), Dee-street . Carpet Warehouse (wholesale & 1, Lower —— Coach Manufacturing Co. 7, Frederick-st. and 101, King-st. Commercial, Mathematical, and Nautical School, 10, Drum's lane—W. Elgen Commercial Company, Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, and Grain Merchants, Provost Blaikie's Quay, Inches—Alex. Milne and H. C. Oswald, managers Constitutional Office, National Bank Court, 42, Castle-street Eye and Ear Institution, 7, Littlejohn-street, open every lawful morning, between 9 and 10 o'clock—G. Rainy, surgeon, 27, Queen-street Fire and Life Assurance Office, 89, Union -street—John Clark, Foundry, 60, Loch-street [manager Gas Light Co.'s Office, Gas-street, near Trinity-street 1838—39 a 6 ABE—ABE

Aberdeen General Dispensary, Lying-in, and Vaccine Institution, 26, Castle-street—Medical attendants, Drs. Fraser, Camp- bell, Leslie, Harvey, and Templeton

Herald Office, 7* Queen-street Horse Bazaar, 25, St. Andrew-street and Hull Shipping Company's Office, 56, Marischal-street— Andrew Johnston, manager, h. Rosemount Terrace Humane Society—Alex. Gordon, advocate, treasurer, Record Office, 27, King-street. At the following stations sets of Apparatus are lodged, for finding bodies and restoring sus-

pended animation—Cruives of Don ; Bridge of Don ; De- vanha Brewery ; Walker's Baths, 10, Quay ; Watch-house,

New Pier ; and the Baths on the Beach Hotel, 138, Union-street Bridge Journal Office, 25, Adelphi, Union-street Ladies' Working Society, 12, Marischal-street Leith, and Clyde Shipping Company's Office, 65, Quay Lime Company, 2, Inches, Provost Blaikie's Quay — — Mechanics' Library, 1, Long-acre Mechanics' Reading-room, 17, Queen -street Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King-street

Monthly Advertiser Office of Publication, 6, Union-lane Ophthalmic Institution for diseases of the Eye, 26, Castle-st. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2 o'clock—John Cadenhead, surgeon

Public Commercial and Mathematical School, 6, Correction wynd, and 42, Green

. Quill Manufactory, 3, Shoe-lane - Rope and Sail Company's Office, Links, Footdee

• Salmon Company's Office, 2, Fish-street Salmon and Oyster Shop, 5, Netherkirkgate Salt Company, 38, Guestrow Savings Bank, 15, Guestrow—William Smith, treasurer Seed Company, 10, Union-street Shaver Office, 5, Longacre Steam Navigation Company, Waterloo Quay 1838—39 ABE—ADA 7

Aberdeen Tape Company's Warehouse, 2, Exchequer-row - Town and County Bank, 93, Union-street Aberdeenshire Canal Office—Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate Aberdein, Alexander, printer, h. Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-st, Aberdeen, William, R.N. Wales-street - William, shoemaker, 10, Garvock-street Abernethy, James, founder, h. Ferryhill

. James and Co. founders and machine-makers, Ferryhill Alexander, woollen spinner, 44, George-street Adam, Alexander, cart and plough wright, 60, Skene-street Alexander, shoemaker, 14, Constitution-street - Alexander, wright, steps of Gilcomston and Anderson, advocates, 11, Union Buildings Benjamin, clerk (A. Milne, lime merchant), h. 54t, Quay Donald, tailor, 21, East North-street James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), h. 74, Chapel-st.

. James, flesher, 23, George-street market, h. 157, George-st. James, tailor and clothier, 18, Union-street, h. 58, Castle-st.

, John, hairdresser, 87, K, 86, Queen-street Thomas (teller, National Bank), h. Polmuir ^William, jun. advocate, 64, Broad-street, h. 60, Skene-street William, advocate, h. 11, Union Buildings William, baker, 19, Gallowgate, h. 3, Littlejohn-street William, wright, Tanfield William, broker, 31, Castle-street

Mrs. Tontine tavern, 15 7, George-street Mrs. William, 2, Yeats-lane Adams, Alex, clerk (S. I. & Co.), h. 24, High-street, Old Aberdeen George, teacher (Trinity parish school), h. Skene Square Alex, hosier, (A. H. & S.), Marywell-street George, 34, Frederick-street George, provision merchant, 55, Causewayend

John, 6, Woolmanhill William, tailor, 43, High-street, Old Aberdeen Mrs. lodgings, 38, Longacre 1838—39 a 2 8 ADA—ALE

Adams, Mrs. vintner, 1, Wales-street Miss, grocer, 21, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Adamson, Captain (Aberdeenshire Militia), h. Ferryhill Henry, ship and insurance broker, 34, Marischal-street, h. 56, Robert, weaver, 81, Windmill Brae [Dee-st. Mrs. Clarence-street, Cooperston Buildings

Miss, dressmaker, 8, Carmelite-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 81, Windmill Brae Addison, George, vintner, Pirie's-court, 30, Shiprow Agnew, Peter, landscape and portrait painter, Jopp's-court, 40, Affleck, Andrew, 2, Affleck-place, Affleck-street [Broad-st. James, tavern keeper, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52, Skene-street James, shipmaster, lodgings, Gilcomston Cottage William, shoemaker, 32, Marischal-street E. gardener, 40, East North-street Ainslie's, Miss, lodgings, 64, Union-street Air, John, cart and plough wright, Whitehouse-street Airth, John, shoemaker, 28, Justice-street Aitken, Alexander, gardener, Strawberry Bank, Hardgate Rev. John (Original Antiburgher Church), h. 26, Skene

William, of Auchintoul, h. Albyn Place [Terrace Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster (Pursuit), 56, Queen-street Alexander, mason, 30, Gerrard-street Charles, manufacturer, Farmer's Hall, Gilcomston

——- David and James, boot and shoemakers, 3, h. 4, Correction John, shipmaster (Ann), Jl, King-street [wynd John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 157, Gallowgate John, writer (Messrs M'Hardy & Robison), h. Villafield

Nathaniel George, shoemaker, 1, Fowler's-wynd, h. above

Robert, superintendent of Police, h. 23, Castle-street [shop Robert, dyer, Villafield, Gilcomston —— Robert, shipmaster (Thistle), 11, Commerce-street Robert, teacher (of Dr. Bell's School, Old Aberdeen), h. King-street - Stephen, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston 1838—39 ALE—ALL 9

Alexander, William, surgeon, 68, Queen-street William, jun. surgeon and apothecary, 73, h. 71, Gallowgate Mrs. 237, George-street Miss, lodgings, 16, Blackfriars-street Miss, Broadford Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 2, Trinity-street Alexander, shipmaster (Victoria), 37, Marischal-street Alexander, advocate, N. P. M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-st.

h. Brickfield, Old Aberdeen Alexander, vintner, 3, Trinity-street Alexander, coffee and reading-room, 62, Castle-street Alexander, shipmaster, 8, Sugarhouse-lane Alexander, blacksmith, Mannofield Alexander, overseer (A. H. & S.), 12, Marywell-street David, shipmaster (Balcombie), York-street Francis, late of the customs, 69, Bon-Accord-street George, boatman, New Pier, h. Footdee George, shipmaster (Pilgrim), Links-street George, brick-kilns, Old Aberdeen George (of John Allan & Co.), h. 56, Marischal-street _ James, wine and spirit merchant, 52, Union-steet, h. 4, Frederick street James, cabinet-maker (of Allan & Macallan), h. 42, Dee-st.

James, 2, Hanover-street James, vintner, Cotton James (late of Madras), 35, Union-place James, watch and clockmaker, Holburn-street James, baker, 17, North-street, h. above shop James, cook of the City of Aberdeen, h. 18, Constitution-st. John, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 7, Union Buildings,

h. 56, Marischal-street John, hairdresser, 240, George-street, h. Thornton Place, 29, Guestrow Rev. John (Union Church), h. 90, Bon-Accord-street —- John (of Allan & Johnston), h. 69, Bon-Accord-street John, foreman (John Blaikie & Sons), h. 27, Young-street 1838—39 a 3 10 ALL—AME

Allan, John, spirit dealer, 41, Gallowgate John, ironmonger, and dealer in Foreign and British iron, 25, Marischal-street, h. Brick-kilns, Old Aberdeen and Johnston, marble work, Crown-street and Macallan, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 121, Union- street—cabinet manufactory, 44, Dee-street Nathaniel, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 34, h. 33, Park-st. Robert, shipmaster (Jean of Stockton), Ferryhill Buildings Robert, baker, 97, h. 99, High-street, Old Aberdeen Thomas, carpet-shoe manufacturer, M'Kay's-court, 80, Gal- William, bread and provision seller, 32, Spital Qowgate —— William, teacher, 62, Loch-street William, shoemaker, 9, James-street

William, vintner, 86, King-street, h. 1, North-street Mrs. John, sen. 13, Netherkirkgate Mrs. sick-nurse, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Correction wynd Miss, 263, George-street Miss, teacher, 39, Netherkirkgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9, Littlejohn-street Allardyce & Jopp, wine merchants, 40, Union-street William, wine merchant, h. 23, Crown-street Mrs. of Dunnottar, 54, Castle-street, and Cornhill Misses, 21, Bon-accord Terrace

Allen, William, merchant and shipowner, Waterloo Quay, h. Mile- end, Stocket

Miss, 6, Broad-street Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office—James Black, agent, Crown-court, Union-street

Altera, Csesar, sen. glass-blower and optician, 8, Skene Terrace, h. 11, Longacre

Caesar, jun. glass-blower and optician, 16, h. 20, Skene-st. Forbes, glass-blower and optician, 10, Skene-street Alves, John, stabler, 59, Green William, butcher, 13, Chapel-st.

American Vice-Consul—William White—Office, 6, Frederick-st. 1838—39 AND—AND 11

Anderson, Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg & Co. distillers, Strath- dee, and Geo. Gordon & Co. brewers, Hardgate), h. Cooper- ston-buildings Alexander, superintendent of Fish Market, h. 24$, George-

street [_Accord-terrace Alexander, advocate—Office, 11, Union-buildings, h. 25, Bon- Alexander, gardener, 9, Shuttle-lane Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, Skene-st. Alexander (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), 90, John-st.

Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 22 , Skene-st. h. 20, St. Andrew - Andrew (of A. & J. Anderson), h. 129, King-st. [street Andrew, stabler, 11, Mealmarket-lane Arthur, ornamental hair manufacturer and perfumer, 18, Hux-

ter-row, h. 2, Canal-st. Mounthooly Arthur, dealer in butter and eggs, 39, St. Andrew-st. A. & J. painters, 33, Queen-street & Calder, porter and spirit merchants, vaults, 46 and 48, Green — Campbell, mealseller, 1, Mealmarket-lane Charles, boot and shoemaker, 10, George-st. h. 52, Schoolhill Daniel, shipmaster (Sir Wm. Wallace), 13, St. Clement's-st. David, spirit-dealer, 2, St. Andrew-street —— Donald, shoemaker, 9, Park-street — Francis, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-st. — George, boot and shoemaker, successor to William Baxter, 12, h. 28, Skene-st. [Aberdeen — George (Smith, Irvine, & Co.), h. 19, College-bounds, Old

. George, painter and glazier, 4, Carnegie's-brae, h. 79, Gal- — George, vintner, 29, Lodge-walk Qowgate James, stabler and cattle dealer, 54, North-st. James, merchant-tailor, 53, Broad-st. h. 29, Bon-Accord-st. James, druggist, blacking and ink manufactory, Middleton's- houses, Wales-st. [Wellington-st.

' James, jun. block-maker (Alex. Hall & Co. shipbuilders), h. James, stabler, 22, Schoolhill James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton — James, shipmaster (North Star), 67, Commerce-st. 1838—39 12 AND—AND

Anderson, James, shipmaster (Childe Harold), Waterloo-quay *• James, tavern and eating-house, Jopp's-ct. 40, Broad-st. and James, baker, 14, h. 16, Union-place [10, Queen-st. James, mail contractor, 5, Princes-st. James, slater, 47, St. Nicholas-st. James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, h. 196, Gallow James, gardener, 60, Don-st. Old Aberdeen [gate * James, shoemaker, Hardweird James (of A. & J. Anderson, painters), h. 35, Queen-st

. John, lodgings, 23, Broad-st. [walfci- John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 13, Castle-st. h. 20, Lodge- - —~— John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123, h. 121, Crown-st. John, shoemaker, 8, Ann-street John, bone-manure manufacturer, Mills of Leggart—Ware-lin house, 70, North-st. h. Bonnymuir — John, advocate, 75, Union-street John, tailor, 2, Canal-street John, clothier and haberdasher, 15, h. 11, Union-buildings

., John, printer (of Leith & Co.), h. 8, Chronicle-lane John, shipmaster, Skene-square _ Joseph, book agent (for Virtue's London Establishment),

h. 6, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill

— Robert, gardener, Rubislaw Den A:: Robert, shipowner, 13, Quay — Robert, gardener, 10, Shuttle-lane Robert, merchant, 38, King-st. h. 44, Upperkirkgate Samuel, brewer (to J. & A. Sim), vintner, 17, Loch-st. Thomas (of Anderson & Calder), h. Barkmill — William, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane, h. 19, Littlejohn-st. William, clerk (H. G. & Co.), h. 57, Schoolhill — William, silk mercer, 41, Union-st. h. 2, Canal-st. William, spirit dealer, 19, James-st. William, spirit dealer, Upper Denburn _ William, grain merchant, h. Barkmill —— William, flesher, 15, George-st.-market, h. 32, Virginia-st.

William, wright, 199, Gallowgate I Arg 1838—39 AND—ARG 13

\nderson, William, dealer in butter and eggs, 13, Canal-st. — William, builder, Rosemount-terrace — Mrs. Gordon's-court, 88, Broad-street tMrs. Canal-side, King-street Mrs. James, 44, Queen-street — Mrs. James, vintner, Waterloo-quay — Mrs. Jane, sick-nurse, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate — Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 24, Justice-street Mrs. late of Lochell, 43, Union-place — Mrs. late Of Strichen, Crown-street North-st. ;.| Mrs. Archibald, lodgings, 7, East — Mrs. Alexander, 37, Virginia-street — Miss, lodgings, 15, St. Nicholas-st. Andrew, James, h. YJ, Young-street Andrews, Thomas, wright, 20, North-st. h. 7, Shoe-lane Angus, George, 11, Constitution-street — Rev. Henry (United Associate Church), h. 37, Dee-st. — James, wright, 90, Chapel-street John, advocate, town-clerk-depute, h. Rosehill — Robert, clothier, 153, Gallowgate, h. Kingsland-place, Broad- — Mrs. George, 129, King-street [ford Miss (Botriphnie), 74, Dee-street Annand, George (Royal Artillery), 13, Spital [gate [__ George, tea, coffee, oil, and general merchant, 34, Upperkirk- George, wholesale confectioner, dealer in teas, coffee, oils, &c. 34, Upperkirkgate James, mason and vintner, 26, Wellington-street James, late of Jamaica, Kildair Cottage, Old Aberdeen L— Robert, Upper Denburn

, Thomas, tailor, Ruthrieston William, of Belmont, h. 89, Crown-street Anton, James, shoemaker, Broadford Arbuthnot & M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 49, Marischal-st. Robert, paper manufacturer, k. 51, Marischal-street and Culter-mills [chal-st. Argus Life Assurance Company—J. Brebner, advocate, 44, Maris- 1838—39 14 ART—BAL

Arthur, James, blacksmith, Seaton-dykes ^ John, printer, 19, Queen-street

(mail Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 21, Queen-street —— Mrs. Scott, haberdasher, 102, George-street Asher, James, clerk (Rust & Smith), 25, Chapel-street !Blfo1 Athenaeum News-rooms, 2, Union-buildings

Atlas II# Fire and Life Office—John Blaikie, advocate, agent, 24 Auld, |nIi0 William, carpet-weaver, 1, Lower Denburn [Union-s Avery, John, printer and stationer, 125, h. 124, Union-st. B

Badenoch, James, town's drummer, 94, Shiprow James, merchant tailor, Huntly-street Mrs. stabler, 132 and 136, Gallowgate Baillie, Benjamin, shoemaker, 15, Shoe-lane Mrs. dressmaker, 9, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Bain, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 74, George-street Alexander, tavern keeper, Exchequer-ct. 9, Exchequer-row Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton [Exchequer-rov Alexander, millwright and machine-maker, Charles-st. h. S James, lodgings, occasional waiter, 16, Skene-square James, cabinet-maker, 34, h. 42, St. Andrew's-st. Robert, flaxdresser, 66, Gallowgate, and stoneware merchant 163, Gallowgate, h. Roper's-court, 107, Gallowgate —— Thomas, vintner, 65, Loch-street -^ Mrs. lodgings, 53, Shiprow rcla Mrs. confectioner, 14, k. 12, Marischal-street " J Miss, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton - J . Miss, dressmaker, Cotton - J Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, Mackie-place George, coach-guard (Peterhead Mail), 15, Huntly-st. Balfour, Robert, Broadford Co-operative Society, 280, George-st Stephen, surgeon, 34, Skene-st. [h. 89, Hutcheon-st. William, teacher of dancing, 126, King-street William, traveller (Richards & Co.), 34, Skene-street Miss, straw-hat maker, 36, Qusen-st. h. 7, East North-st. 1838—39 BAL—BAR 15

mbro, John, overseer of heckling department (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 52, Causewayend manno, Miss, dealer in worsted, 27, George-street - Miss, Jack's-brae nford, Thomas, confectioner and lozenge manufacturer, 32, Upperkirkgate

4|ice, Mrs. 43, Commerce-street pk of Scotland's Branch, Bank of Scotland Court, 35, Castle- street—Arthur Thomson, agent merman, Alexander, M.P., 154, Union-street

- Sir Alexander, Bart. 249, Union-street - Charles, of Crimonmogate, h. 202, Union-street - David, town's drummer, Provost Milne's-ct. 65, Gallowgate - George, merchant, Albyn-place - John, silk-dyer and renovator, 27, George-st. - John, dyer, 18, h. 16, Shoe-lane

- Patrick, Black Bull Tavern, 7, Marischal-st. - Patrick, of Elmfield _ Robert, guard of the Lord Forbes Coach, 44, Woolmanhill - Thomas, merchant, h. 263, Union-street

- Thomas, jun. h. Albyn-place - Thomas, & Co. cotton-spinners, Bannermill

- William, hairdresser, 28, Virginia-street

- Mrs. J., Polgownie Lodge

- Miss, Albyn-place clay, James, officer, Shipmaster Society, 97, Shiprow -James, wright, 11, St. Andrew's-street

- James, teacher, Rubislaw, h. Pitmuxton House

- John, merchant, 5, Castle-brae - William, vintner, 77, Shiprow - Mrs. grocer, 1, Baltic-street

- Miss, lodgings, 19, Huntly-street

ker, John, clothier and haberdasher, 57, St. Nicholas-st. h. 3, CarolLie-place, Skene-square - John, overseer (A. H. & Sons), h. 20, Fisher-row Robert, grocer, tea and spiriC merchant, Cotton 1838—39 16 BAR—BAX

Barker, William, merchant, 76, Union-st. h. 1, Langstane-place Barkway, John, farrier, horse-breaker and vintner, 17, St. Andrew Barnett, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 62, h. 61, Queen-st. [j Thomas, provision-seller and wright, 21, North-st. Mrs. stay and corset-maker, 61, Queen-st. Barrack, George, mason, 14, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen John, feuar, 58, High-st. Old Aberdeen — Wm. grocer and spirit dealer, 108, High-st. Old Aberdeen Misses, lodgings, 14, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen

Barazizone, Antoni, & Co. spirit dealers, 5, Flourmill-brae, h. Long-acre [m Barron, Alexander, sexton (John Knox's Churchyard), h. 1, Can David, late farmer, 25, Union-row John, late farmer, 25, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen John, shoemaker, 77* Shiprow John, & Son, watch and clock-makers, 11, h. 13, Netherkirl Lambert, advocate, 13, Netherkirkgate £ga Peter, victualling-house and register-office, 8, Shiprow William, boot and shoemaker, Woodside William, mealseller, 15, Commerce-street William, shipmaster, Hanover-lane

William, flesher, 14, George-st.-market, h. Dam of Gilcomstc Mrs. Alex., Rising Sun Tavern, h. Concert-ct., Broad-st. Mrs. Robert (late of Justice-mills), 20, Fisher-row Mrs. 24, Dee-street Barry, Henry, & Co., iron-founders and manufacturers of bone manure, 60, Loch-street Bartie, William, shoemaker, 12, Princes-street Bate, Gerard, Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street James, innkeeper, Dee-tavern and taxman of the Fern boats, New Pier, Footdee Bath, Mrs. Captain, 50, Dee-street Baxter, Alexander, spirit dealer, 60, Lime-quay Alexander, flesher, 14, Wales-st.-market, L 13, George-st. Andrew, shipmaster (Abbotsford), 7, Garvock-street George, dealer in old books, 3 and 4, Porthill 1838—39 BAX—BEN 17

Baxter, James, boot and shoemaker, 10, Marischal-street John, manufacturer, Upper Denburn Mrs. vintner, 55, York-street

, Misses, 10, Belmont-street Beaton, John, mason, 142, George-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 34, Queen-street grammar, Beattie, Alexander, teacher—branches taught, reading, composition, history, elocution, writing, arithmetic, geography, and latin, 59, Shiprow, h. 1, Ragg's-lane Andrew, boot and shoemaker, and leather-dealer, Cotton George, wood-merchant, 31, h. 33, Park-street i land-surveyor, h. 129, Union-street j James, John, mealseller, 101, Gallowgate John, stone-cutter, 124, George-st. p. wright and cabinet-maker, 52, Summer-st. h. 27, Chapel-st. William, engineer (A. H. & S.), 13, Carmelite-st. William, silk-mercer, 124, Union-street William, builder, Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate Mrs. midwife, 3, Gaelic-lane Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Beattie's-ct. 102, Gallowgate Begg, Alexander, baker, 43, Green Alexander, tailor, 21, Windmill-brae Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square James, working-jeweller, 16, Guestrow John, clerk (Forbes, Low, & Co.), Poynernook, h. 55, Col- h 9 ua lege-street L > Q y John, flour, wine, and spirit merchant, 14, Weigh-house-sq. Mrs. Alexander, vintner, 98, High-st. Old Aberdeen Bell, Lieut. Alex., merchant, Commerce-st. h. Marywell-place John, cooper, 75, Windmill-brae Robert, vintner, Maberly-street Belgian Consul—James Milne, Provost Milne's-ct. 65, Gallowgate Bennet, George, wine and spirit dealer, 71, Broad-st. h. 4, Diamond- — Paul (of Paul Bennet & Co.), h. 13, Huxter-row [st. Paul, & Co. hat manufacturers, 12, Union-street 1838—39 b 18 BEN—BIR

Bennet, Taylor, & Co. commission-merchants and corn-factors, 47, Marischal-street

;i Bi'. Thomas, steward (Queen of Scotland), 8, Summer-lane Bennison, Wm. manufacturer, 171, Gallowgate Bentley, James, Professor of Oriental Languages, 136, King-st. Benzie, Alexander, mason, grate and boiler setter, h. Smith's-court David, shipmaster (Manly), Hanover-lane [113, Gallowgate Robert, saddler, 21, Back-wynd, h. 22, Queen-st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 204, Gallowgate Mrs. 55, College-street Berry, Alexander, gardener, 127, George-street Alexander, gardener, Short-loanings Alexander, gardener and riddle-maker, Short-loanings Andrew, shoemaker, 79, Green George, shoemaker, Upper Denburn [Constitution-st. James, jeweller, watch and clock-maker, 52, Castle-st. h. 31, James, gardener and riddle-maker, Broadford-lane John, gardener, Burnside Peter, shoemaker, John-street William, manufacturer, 84, Skene-street

Mrs. provision-seller, 5, York-street Mrs. lodgings, 68, Queen-street

Best, Thomas, wine merchant, 59, Marischal-st. h. 3, Golden-square Mrs. 3, Golden-square Beveridge, Robert, boot and shoemaker, 300, George-st. Peter, damask and diaper manufacturer—Warehouse, 159, Union-street, h. Morningside-cottage, Dee-side Beverly, A. lodgings, 26, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen John, brewer (P. Still), South-bridge, Hardgate Beverley, Mrs. Robert, Wales-street

Bible Society Depository—Geo. King, bookseller, 28, St. Nicholas- Bird, James (of Gall & Bird), h. 37, Long-acre [street - — Mrs. George, 10, Broadford-lane Birnie, George, of Johnston-place, h. Johnston-place James, shipmaster (Arkwright), 11, Constitution-st. Moses, surgeon, 25, Long-acre 1838—39 JBIR—BLA 19

Birnie, Noah, grocer and spirit dealer, 3, Causewayend William, painter and glazier, 40, h. 36, King-street Birse, Charles, contractor, 19, Huntly-street William, boot and shoemaker, 160, Union-st. h. 19, Huntly- street [Exchequer-row Bishop, William, vintner and victualling-house, Stronach's-close, Bisset, James, riddle-maker, 70, North-street

. James, grocer, Cotton John, tinsmith (M. Rettie), h. Machray's-ct. 59, George-st. John, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 37, h. 35, Queen-st. Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 2, h. 3, Carnegie's-brae 1 Benzie's-brae, h. 42, College-st. I Robert, tinsmith, William, dealer in hardware and fancy goods, 6, Castle-brae, j,

h. above shop William, stabler, 2, Mealmarket-lane Mrs James, lodgings, h. 23, Schoolhill Mrs. John, lodgings, 36, Union-street Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Mill-street Miss, dressmaker, Cotton Black, Alexander, D.D., 21, Golden-square Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39, Whitehouse-st. Alexander, wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), A. 11, Union- lane Alexander & William, wine merchants, Concert-ct, Broad-st. Andrew, of Forester-hill, h. Forester-hill George, druggist, 12, Gallowgate Gordon, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, Park-street, k. (50, East North-street James, Black Bull Tavern and lodgings, 15, Wales-st. James, excise officer, 25, Frederick-street James, turner, 12, Carnegie's-brae, h. 2, Flourmill-lane James, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 57? Loch-street, h. 23, Young-street James, commission merchant and agent, Crown-court, Union- James, 79, King-street [st. h. Willowbank James, wool-comber, Park-lane 1838—39 b 2 20 BLA—BOA

Black, John, cooper, Holburn-street John, shoemaker, 23, Justice-street John, watch and clock-maker, 3, Fowler's-wynd

John, flesher, 7, Poultry-market, h. 14, Wales-street Joseph, tailor and principal servant (Holburn Church), h. 19 Thomas, 2, Al ford-place [Chapel-st William, provision-seller, 144, George-street William, builder, Denburn-bridge, h. 53, College-st.

William, jun. wine merchant (of A. & W. Black), k. 11 William, & Co. Devanha Brewery [[Union-Ian* William, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 50, Virginia-st. Mrs. William, 173, Union-street

. Mrs. gardener, 28, Gordon-street Mrs. dealer in provisions, 14, Fisher-row Miss, straw hat and stay-maker, 12, Queen-street, h. 4 Summer-lane

Blackhall, James, & Co. drapers, 39, Union-st., h. 4, Frederick-st.

Blackie, Alex, agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland, 7, King-st. John, watch and clock maker, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate Blaikie, David (of John Blaikie & Sons), 245, Union-st. &Kinmundy John, advocate, h. 247, Union-street and Craigiebuckler John (of John Blaikie & Sons), h. 161, Union-st. and Ardo John, & Sons, plumbers, brass-founders, gas-fitters, coppersmiths, and pewterers, 12, Littlejohn-street & Smith, advocates, 247, Union-street Thomas (of John Blaikie & Sons), h. Bon-Accord-terrace William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 201, Union- street, h. 95, Skene-street Mrs. Provost, 247, Union-street and Craigiebuckler Blair., William, cooper, 62, North-street

Blake, Charles, overseer (Alex. Low), h. Auchmull James, keeper of the Athenaeum, 11, Union-buildings — Miss, 42, Chapel-street Bland, Captain, 44, Constitution-street Blues, David, shipmaster (Garland), 13, Virginia-street Boaden, Richard, shipmaster (Sylph), 59, Commerce-street 1838—39 BON—BOW 21

Bon-Accord Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 44, Quay Bonnyman, James Sc John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 15, Loch- Mrs. Dr. 16, Queen-st. [street Booth, D. Alexander, blacksmith and machine maker, 6, Meal- market-lane, h. 10, Chronicle-lane George, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, 32, Union-st. at'I George (of George Booth & Son), watchmaker and jeweller, h. Springbank, Dee-street Captain James (Monarch), 28, Union-place

... John, mason, CO, Causewayend John, painter, 44, Upperkirkgate, h. 23, Woolinanhill John, jun. k. 4, Trinity-quay

John, watch and clock-maker, 41, Upperkirkgate, h. 5, Black s- John, vintner, 23, Woolmanhill [buildings William, flesher, Cotton William, cabinet-maker, 33, h. 37, Castle-street

William, chimney sweep, 7, Vennel, Gallowgate —— Mrs. Alexander, 14, St. Clement's-street Mrs. William, midwife, 37, Castle-street Mrs. midwife, Upper Cotton Miss, staymaker, 12, Chronicle-lane

Bourne, Mrs. 5, Constitution-street Borthwick, William, candlemaker, 26, East North-street

Bothwell, Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, North-st. h. George B., candlemaker, 25, Justice-st. [above shop George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford

George, baker and confectioner, 30, Union-place, h. ], Rose-si. Mrs. James, 46, Shiprow

Bouglinval, A., french teacher, 2, South Crown-st.

Bow, Hugh, dealer in provisions, 2, Fisher-row Bowie, James, tailor, 29, Broad-street Bowman, Alexander, wright and cabinet-maker, 49, George-st. Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gil- comston James, guard (Peterhead Mail), 32, Constitution-street Robert (of Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), h. 27, York-place 1838—39 b 3 22 BOW—BRE

Bowman, Vernon, & Co., engineers, founders, millwrights, &c. Dee Iron Works, York-street William, provision dealer, 49, Virginia-street Mrs. James, victualling-house, 73, Queen-street Mrs. broker, Backwynd-stairs, Green

Mrs. register-office, 49, George-street Bri Boyd, Mrs. of Crimond, Mackie-place Boyle, Miss, lodgings, Holburn-street Braick, Peter, grain-merchant, Justicemill-lane William, shoemaker, 42, Loch-street

Brand, Andrew, shipmaster (Brothers), 1, Wellington-street

George, vintner, 7, Shore-brae John, farmer, 46, Windmill-brae William, jeweller (G. Booth & Son), h. Smith's houses, Chapel- William, late officer of excise, 31, Bon-Accord-st. [lane Miss, 209, Union-street Brander, George, mason, 13, Black's-buildings James (Guard of the North Defiance Coach), 84, George-st. Miss, 10, Peacock's-close, Castle-street Brantingham, George, wine merchant and grocer, 70, Broad-street, h. 71, Catherine-street Brandy, James, mealseller, Leadside, Gilcomston Brebner, Charles, gardener, North Rubislaw George, innkeeper and post-horse master, 15, Harriot-st, James, undertaker, 83, Windmill-brae James, Post-office, Cotton James, merchant, h. 52, Bon-Accord-st. James, advocate, 44, Marischal-st. John, teacher, Upper Denburn and Ragg, merchants, 7 and 11, St. Nicholas-st. William, leather merchant (of Brebner and Ragg), h. 162, Union-street

William, artist, Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-street Mrs. of Learney, h. 152, Union-street

Brechin, Alexander, broker, 2, Park-street George, 13, Park-street 1838—39 BRE—BRO 23

Brechin, James, 11, Canal-street Bremner, James, spirit dealer, 44, Guestrow Thomas John, advocate, 2, Belmont-street — Mrs. Dr. 28, Bon-Accord^terrace — Miss, dressmaker, 32, Guestrow Bridgeford, baker, 67, h. 62, Green John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street British Commercial Life Assurance Company—Alex. Allan, advocate, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street Linen Company's Bank, 21, King-street Broadford Bread and Flour Company, opposite Broadford Distillery —John Rattray, h. 12, Causewayend Co-operative Society, for meal, groceries, Foreign and British spirits, &c.—-Robert Balfour, salesman, 280, George-street,

h. 89, Hutcheon-street Brook, William, vintner, Garvock-street Brodie, Henry, shoemaker, 63, Guestrow

Mrs. Francis, *J6, Windmillbrae Brown, Alexander, vintner and stabler, Farrier-lane, 8, North-st. Alexander, bookseller, h. 56, Castle-street — Alexander, clerk, 31, Blackfriars-street — Alexander, baker, 286, h. 288, George-street — Alexander (of Brown & Carr), h> 68, Dee-street

— Alexander, sailmaker, 7, Trinity-corner — Alexander, & Co. booksellers, public library, 71, Union-st. and Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange-court, Union-st. and Co, Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw David, shipmaster (Struggler), 11, York-street U-— Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13, Dee-street George, auctioneer, Backwynd stairs, Union-st. h. 21, Bon* Accord-street

George, mealseller, 9, East North-st. h. 29, Shuttle-lane George, mealseller, grocer and spirit dealer, 130, Gallowgate George, surveyor of taxes, 56, St. Nicholas-st. h. Castlehill

[ James, gardener, Westfield Qcourt, Union-street James, stoneware merchant (A. Scott & Sons), h. Exchange- 1838-39 24 BRO—BRU

Brown, James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, h. 39, 69, George-st fri Rev. John (St. Paul's Chapel), 8, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen John, M.D. Skene-square John, warden, Trinity Church, funeral undertaker, 31, Black- Joseph, merchant, 101, h. 93, George-street £friars-st Lawrence, 3, Skene-place Marshall & Co. grocers and ship-chandlers, Waterloo Quay, h 3, Baltic-street

Robert, inspector of stamps and taxes—Office, 56, St. Nicho- las-st. h. Carden's-haugh

Rev. R. J., D.D. Professor of Greek, Marischal College, h. 19, Golden Square Robert, advocate, Castlehill Robert, shipmaster, 11, Commerce-street

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. 6, Woolmanhill Robert, shore porter, 7, Weigh-house Square Robert, mealseller, 140, Skene-street Simon, saddler, 90, North-street ~ — Thomas, engineer (W. Simpson & Co.), Footdee, h. 28, Wel- lington-street

William, stamp and tax office, 2, Adelphi, h. Broadford Cot- William, fishing-tackle maker, 21, h. 20, George-st. [tage William, bookbinder, Nelson-street Mrs. P. sen. 137, Union-street Mrs. Principal, 3, Skene Place Mrs. (late of Glenmuick), 10, Golden Square Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 99, George-street Mrs. Dr. 49, Don-street, Old Aberdeen

Mrs. stocking & worsted merchant, 1, Justice-st. h. Castlehill Brownie, James, paper-ruler, 30, Netherkirkgate Browning, Rev. Wm. (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. 38, Skene-terrace Bruce, Alexander, shipmaster (Edward Banks), 11, Sugarhouse- Charles, weaver, Love-lane, Spital [lane George, teacher of the Parochial School (St. Clement's), Foot- dee, h. Sangster's-houses, Wales-st.

James, wright, 20, North-street, h. 18, Princes-street 1838-39 BRU—BUR 25

^Sruce, James (Journal Office, 25, Adelphi), h. William Milne's- 1 court, 60, Gallowgate J - John, sen. baker, 14, h. Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-st. - John, jun. baker, 49, St. Nicholas-street, h. 3, Drum's-lane - Robert, gardener, Rosehill, Skene Square - Sir Michael, Bart, of Scotstown and Stenhouse, h. Scotstown - William, shipmaster (St. Andrew), 13, Prince Regent-st. - William, millwright, 40, Catherine-st. - William, tailor, 101, Gallowgate 3ryce, Rev. James (of the Gilcomston Parish), Crown-st,

Mrs. John, 5, Black's Buildings Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 81, Queen-st. h. 23, Constitution-st. Charles Forbes (Missionary, Greyfriars Parish), k. 12, Canal-st. - George, ironmonger, 81, Broad-st. h. 1, Wellington-st. - John, slater, 69, George-st. - Peter, 12, Canal-st. - William, slater, 32, Shiprow

- William, shore porter, 14, St. Catherine's-court, Shiprow - Mrs. broker, 61, East North-st - Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, h. 53, Shiprow - Misses, of Auchmacoy, 16, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Brunton, John, jun. shipmaster (Margarets), 43, Commerce-st. - John, shipmaster (Lydia), 25, Wales-st. Buckner, William, boot and shoemaker, 5, Charlotte-st.

Bunton, J. tailor, 15, Spital Bunting & Co. glass and china merchants, 82, Union-st. h. 32, Green Burge & Co. hat manufacturers, 80, Union-st. Burgess, Alexander, & Company, umbrella and parasol makers, 50, Upperkirkgate Charles, druggist, 39, Quay Francis, shoemaker, 25, North-street, h. 19, Littlejohn-st. James, manager (James Black), h. 2, Adelphi

- John, boot and shoemaker, 5, h. 4, Backwynd Mrs. mealseller, 29, Chapel-st. - Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's-court, 27 James-st.

Burlie, David, flesher, 8, Poultry-market, h. Holburn Place 1838-39 26 BUR—BYR

Burness, Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 72 Netherkirkgate, h. Crown-st.

David, blacksmith (Alex. Hall & Co.), h. 1, Church-st.

Burnett, General^of Banchory Lodge, 15, Belmont-st. Iapi H. E. surgeon, 303, George-st. James, mealseller, 51, h. 45, Chapel-st. Newell, advocate, keeper of the Register of Sasines for Abei

deen and Kincardine Shires—Office, 1 1, h. 9, Belmont-st. - Thomas, advocate—Office, 11, h. 9, Belmont-st. Mrs. Friendville, Mannofield Mrs. vintner, Jack's Brae Mrs., of Kemnay, St. Machar's Cottage, 12, Chanonry, OlLr Mrs., of Elrick, 52, Chapel-st. [Aberdee Burns, Matthew Robert, teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Institution ~ 58, Schoolhill |!a j e Burr, George, shoemaker, College-street Robert, hairdresser, 28, Marischal-street Burrell, George, broker, 13, Peacock's-close

Butler, Joseph, flesher, 21, Wales-st. Market, h. 6, Burnett's-clos-lali Buyers, James, jun. haberdasher, 22, Union-st. h. 94, Skene-st

James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Company), h. IS, Kidd-lane

James, & Co. builders and timber merchants, 12, Kidd-lane

James (of James Buyers & Co.), 7i. 12, Kidd-lane John (of James Buyers & Co.), k. 12, Kidd-lane Peter, grocer, ship-chandler, and spirit dealer, 32, Quay, k. 13 James-street

William, clerk (Aberdeen Assurance Co.), h. 12, Kidd-lane —— William (of James Buyers & Co.), h. 94, Skene-st. Byres, John, gardener, Loanhead Byrne, Gerard, manager of the weaving department (Leys, Massoi & Co.), Tanfield

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adenhead, Alexander, advocate, 52, Netherkirkgate, h. Seafield — Alexander and John, advocates, 52, Netherkirkgate — Barron & Co. brewers, Newbridge, Hardgate — David, boot and shoemaker, 98, John-st. — John, surgeon, 11, Adelphi, Union-st. John, advocate, h. Thistle Cottage, Thistle-st. — William, Middleton of Pitfodels Misses, dressmakers, 5, Links-st.

" aims, William, manufacturer of bagging, 48, Commerce-st. east end of Virginia-st.

— Mrs. dressmaker andJmilliner, Candle-court, 51, Loch-st. aie, George, shoemaker, 29, St. Andrew's-st. — William, shore porter, 10, «Quay — William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend — Miss, poultry shop, G. Milne's house, 56, Shiprow alder, Charles (of Anderson & Calder), h. j % Carmelite-st. John, woodsawyer, 40, Catherine-st. Peter, boot and shoemaker, Cotton Mrs. George, broker, Anderson's houses, 54, East North-sJ. Mrs. milliner and straw-hat maker, ^Gafmelite-st. - Mrs. lodgings, DingwalFs-court, 42, Loch-st. Miss, dressmaker, 16, Belmont-st.

3 alvert, Frederick, professor of elocution, 10, King-st. iledonian Insurance Company—Thos. Primrose, 2, Adelphi, agent aldwell, Andrew, shoemaker, 35, Justice-st. Ann, broker, 35, Justice-st. illaghen, James, chimney-sweeper, 18, Park-st. Mrs. broker, 18, Park-st.

ilium, Bobt. clothier and tailor, Callum's-houses, 47, East North-st. imeron, Donald, grocer, 47, College-st. — James, vintner and dealer in fish, &c. 2, Little Wales-st. — John, surgeon, R.N. of Morefield, Stocket, and 21, Shiprow — John, saddler, 49, h. Rettie's-court, 51, North-st. 1838—39 28 CAM—CAR

i Cameron, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 124, King-st. h. Mif chelFs-court, 66, North-st. William, cooper, 16, Loch-st. William, shoemaker, 36, North-st. m Mrs. Alexander, 38, Constitution-st. Mrs. broker, 2, Windmillbrae Campbell, Alexander, vintner, 37, York-st. Footdee Colin, flesher, Butler's Tavern, 6, Barnett's-close Daniel, shoemaker, 33, Young-st. Dugald, agent, British Linen Company, 22, King-st. Ewen, mail-guard, 24, Union-row Gray, late collector of excise, 5, Golden Square John, spirit dealer, 38, College-st. John, post-horse master and livery stables, 5, Bon-Accord-st John, boot and shoemaker, 62, Chapel-st,

John, surgeon, 7, Bon-Accord-st. John M, surgeon, 250, Union-st. fc Robert, timber merchant, h. 45, John-st. .Roderick, vintner. New Bridge of Don George-st. . Smith & Co. timber merchants, 103, William, shipmaster (Duke of Richmond, steamer), Clerihew houses, Prince Regent-st.

. William, shoemaker, 29, Windmillbrae Mrs. John K. 44, Queen-st. Mrs. midwife, 95, Gallowgate

Mrs. William, 7, Bon-Accord-st. Miss, Female School of Industry, 13, Chronicle-lane Cantly, Miss, lodgings, Union-st. Entry, 1, St. Nicholas-st. Cardno, Peter, glass and stoneware merchant, 3, Gallowgate, h. 1 Constitution-st. Mrs. glass and stoneware merchant, 32, Constitution-st. Cargill, John, shipmaster (Kingston), 11, St. Clement's-st.

William, shipmaster (True Blue), 2, Yeat's-lane

Mrs. James, 2, Castlebrae Carmichael, A. grocer, Upper Denburn Captain Robert, late 42d regiment, 16, Union-terrace 1838-39 CAR—CAT 29

4 Carnegie, George, shore porter, 17, James-st. - James, clerk (W. P. & Co.), k. Huntly-st. John, clerk, 11, Princes-st. - William, merchant, 1 Windy-wynd William, advocate and town-clerk, h. 257, Union-st. — William, wright, Bruce's-court, 40, Loch-st. arnie, George, gardener, Cornhill Lodge William, stabler, 16, Fisher-row array, Hugh, flesher, 35, George-st. Hugh, flesher, 1, Reform-stand, George-st. John, jun. flesher, 3, Reform-stand, George-st.

arrol, James, engineer, 67, Waterloo Quay 3arr, Alexander, dyer and bleacher, Barkmill James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Watt's-court, 30, Virginia- _ John, tailor, Holburn-st. [street _ John, confectioner, 217, Gallowgate, h. 89, North-st. Robert (of Brown & Carr), h. Strawberry Bank Carter, David, general blacksmith, boiler and machine maker, millwright, &c. 76, North-st. _ John, general blacksmith, boiler and machine maker, millwright, &c. North-st. h. Roy's Nursery _ Mrs. David, 76, North-st. Cassie, James, spirit merchant, 2, Justice-st. h. 30, Castle-st, _ James, jun. artist, h. 30, Castle-st. James, merchant tailor, 7, Broad-st. h. Orchard Cottage, Or- chard-lane, Old Aberdeen _ William, tailor, 16, Longacre Castle, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton Castles, Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 8, Garvock-st. Cattanach, Alexander, ship carpenter, 2, Baltic-st. _ Charles, tailor and clothier, 126, h. 36, Union-st. _ Donald, furnishing tailor, 11, Woolmanhill _ James, upholsterer, 99, Gallowgate _ John, shoemaker, 5, Gardener's-lane - William, shipmaster (Nautilus), 6, Constitution-street - Mrs. Donald, Holburn-street 1838-39 c 30 CAT—CHA

John, 44, Upperkirkgate Cattanach, Mrs. Jdi Catto & Co. block, pump, and mast makers, York-st. James, grocer and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn James, boot and shoemaker, 153, Union-st. h. 132, Crown-st. John, flesher, 4, George-st. market, h. 302, George-st. John, Son & Co. merchants and insurance brokers, 88, King-st L. Robert, vintner, 59, Loch-st. Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. Belvidere Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto & Son), h. Belvidere Robert, & Son, merchants, 47, Marischal-st. G!i"

—.— Robert, & Co. grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14, King-st. Thomson & Co. rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee —— William, clerk, Aberdeen Bank, 36, Constitution-st. William, tailor, 3, Shiprow, h. near Mannofield — William, merchant, 90, King-st. William, grocer, Charles-st. —— William, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston William, clerk (William Simpson & Co.), h. 15, Sugarhouse- Mrs. James, 19, Spital [lane Miss, dressmaker, Annand's-court, 27, James-st. Miss Ann, teacher, 36, Constitution-st. Cay, Alexander, grain merchant, and agent for North of Scotland

Steam Navigation Co. Waterloo Quay, h. 7> Canal Terrace William, 72, Catherine-st. Mrs. James, dressmaker, 12, Loch-st. Cli Chalmers, Alexander W. governor of Bridewell, Rose-st. Alexander, lodgings, 44, Gordon-st. Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Marischal-st. h. 28, James-st. Alexander, weaver, 4, Charles-st. Broadford Charles, advocate, k. 155, Union-st. & Co. bakers, Causewayend — David, printer, 13 and 25, Adelphi, Union-st. David, & Co. printers, 25, Adelphi, Union-st. & Farquhar, advocates, 24, Marischal-st.

——- James, vintner, Denhead of Auchmull —— John, builder, 3, Rose-st. 1838—39 CHA—CHI 31

halmers, William, manager of the North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Office, 36, Union-st. h. 59, Bon-Accord-st. — William, Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate — William, gardener, Loch-head — Mrs. teacher, 36, Park-st. — Mrs. S. 266, George-st. — Mrs. Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Calseyseat Chambers, Miss, of Westfield, h. Westfield - Mrs. dressmaker, Causewayend Chandler, Miss Ann, teacher (Dr. Bell's Female School), 112, High- street, Old Aberdeen 3hapman, George, grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 14, h. 13,

James, carter, 3, Jopp's-lane £Woolmanhill — John, builder, 141, George-st. — Robert, Grey Horse tavern, 14, Huxter-row — Wm. (of John Walker & Co. blacksmiths), 26, St. Andrew-st. harles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, 90, High-st. Old Aberdeen Dhasser, James, painter, Yeats'-court, 30, Netherkirkgate James, hairdresser, 290, h. 288, George-st. William, printer (of Leith & Co.) office, 5, Longacre, h. 47, George-st. - Mrs. James, milliner and dress-maker, 288, George-st. Miss, lodgings, Yeats'-court, 30, Netherkirkgate Dheyne, Alexander, merchant, 28, Marischal-st. h. Whitehall Gordon, shoemaker, 47, Chapel-st. Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel), h. 44, Bon-Accord-st. - Peter, of Loch-head, h. Loch-head Chiene, W. surveyor of shipping, 32, St. Nicholas-st. Chisholm, Alexander, shoemaker, 89, High-st. Old Aberdeen —— George, breadseller, 62, Guestrow - James, vintner, 11, York-st. Footdee - William, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union-st. Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42, Castle-st. - Alexander, late cashier, 42, Castle-st. 1838—39 c 2 32 CHR—CLA

Chree, William, stabler and vintner, 24, Gerrard-st. Mrs. John, k. 289, George-st. Christall, James, barber, A. Rennie's houses, Causewayend John, teller, North of Scotland Bank, h. 30, Guestrow William (of William Christall & Co.) h. 43, Dee-st. William, & Co. wholesale and retail London hat and haber dashery warehouse, 31, Broad-st. and 14, Guestrow Christie, Donald, manufacturer, 62, k. 61, Broad-st. Francis, plane-maker, Ross's-court, 11, Trinity-corner George, 42, St. Andrew-st. James, flesher, 50, Wales-st. Market John, mealseller, Maberly-st. Broadford John, stone-cutter, north end of Park-st. —— William, turner and broker, Sim's-square —— Mrs. George, 93, George-st. Mrs. 1, Littlejohn-st. Miss A. Millbank Cottage Clapperton, William, surgeon, R.N. Old Aberdeen Clark, Alexander, steward (Velocity), h. 11, Dee-street Alexander, mealseller, 44, Galjowgate —— Alexander, innkeeper, 10, Queen-st. Alexander, sexton, 67, Spital, Old Aberdeen [deen Alexander and James, coopers, 14, h. 15, Don-st. Old Aber- Archibald, vintner, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow Arthur, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, Windy-wynd David (steward of the Brilliant), and occasional waiter, Gor- don's houses, Mill-street George, baker, 79, High-street, Old Aberdeen — George, grocer, tea spirit and dealer, Woodside George, late bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow George & Son, wholesale booksellers, stationers, and paper merchants, 15, Broad-street

James, bookseller, h. 2, Guestrow James, merchant, 109, Gallowgate James, vintner, Newton, Auchmill James, ship-master, 47, Virginia-street 1838—39 .

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lark, James, writing-master, Rhind's-court, 64, Gallowgate James, teacher, Woodside - John, manager, Aberdeen Assurance Co. 89, Union-st - John, advocate, 49, Broad-st. - John, cabinet-maker, 6, Princes-st. - John, mealseller, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 20, Blackfriars- - John, B. Commercial Inn, 14, Broad-st. [street - John, cloth dealer, Holburn-st. - Joseph, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 12, Drum's-lane, k. 80, King-street - Leslie, wine and spirit merchant, and wholesale grocer, 4, h. Clark's- court, 2, Upperkirkgate |— Robert, private teacher, Holburn-st. - Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5, Mounthooly - Thomas & Son, clothiers and haberdashers, 18, Broad-st. h. 33, Bon-Accord-st. - Thomas, M.D. professor of chemistry, Marischal College - William, manufacturer, Well-ct. 14, Broad-st. - William, clerk (John Blackie & Son), 1, Blackfriars-st - William ironmonger, 16, Union-st. k. 12, Union-terrace - William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Trinity-quay, k above shop - William (of Sim, Clark, & Co.), h. 80, King-st. - William, general agent, wine merchant, and grocer, 8, k. 10, - Mrs. dressmaker, 1, Trinity-quay [King-st. - Mrs. lodgings, 64, Chapel-st. - Mrs. Broadford - Miss, ladies' school, 16, Gallowgate - Miss, lodgings, 16, Queen-st. - Miss, silk-ingrafter and dressmaker, 21, Hutcheon-st. - Miss, dressmaker, 83, Spring-garden Clayton, Nathaniel, boot and shoemaker, 3, Chapel-st. Clerihew, Francis, advocate, 2, St. Catherine's-wynd, k. Union-place Francis, builder, Wellington-place

George, builder, 7» Carmelite-st. — Patrick, teacher (Davidson's School), h. 38, York-st. 1838—39 c 3 -

34 CLE—COL

Clerihew, grain William, merchant, 41, Quay* h. 7, Skene-st. * QoU Clerk, Mrs. Lieut.-Col. Alexander, 35, Dee-st.

Clunes, Mrs. 44, Queen-st. [streei Clyne, James, shoemaker (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), h. 162, George John, boot and shoemaker, 41, Castle-st. k. 11, Rose-st.

William, sen. shoemaker (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), h. 3, Little- - john-st. [john-st -

William, jun. shoemaker (of Wm. Clyne & Sons), h, 3, Little- William, & Sons, shoe manufacturers and leather dealers, 25 and 24 Gallowgate

Mrs. Alexander, 7, Littlejohn-st. Mrs. Alexander, broker, 77, Shiprow Mrs. Captain, 13, Black's-buildings Cobban, George, stabler, 15, Back-wynd

James, builder, 7, Jopp's-lane, and 100, George-st, William, lodgings, 12, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Cochran, Francis James, advocate, and collector of the Old Machai poor assessment* 137, Union-st. h. 77, Dee-si. Mrs. Alexander, 77> Dee-st. Cock, Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn-st. Mrs. (late of Cruden), 75, Union-st. Cockburn, George, keeper of the Jail, h. Jail Cocker, James, wright, 3, Berry-lane Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 2, Commerce-st. h. 50, Shiprow Collie, Adam, spirit dealer, 16, Shiprow

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 1, George-st. h. Gordon's court, 4, Schooihill Alexander, slater, 26, Shiprow

• George, clerk (Hugh Gordon & Co.), h. 68, Catherine-st. George (of George Collie & Co.), h. 21, Union-place George, & Co. drapers, 4, St. Catherine's-wynd, Union-st. Gilbert, bread and provision seller, Upper Denburn James, mason, 51, Summer-st. James, manufacturer, 28, Gordon-st. James, cooper and tavern keeper, 15, Lodge-walk [Shiprow James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, Exchequer-row, h. 83, 1838—39 COL—COO 35

Collie, John, hairdresser, % South Silver-st. h. 13, Rose-st. John, manager of the rope department (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), h. 47, York-st.

;| John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 39, Castle-st. h. 53, Sum- — Robert, hairdresser, 62, h. 58, Shiprow [mer-st. — Robert, jun. hairdresser, 37* h. 55, Green j^Schoolhili

| William, wright arid cabinet-maker, 12, Blackfriars-st. h. 19, - William, bookseller and bookbinder, select circulating library, 47, Upperkirkgate, h. 76, Chapel-st. William, carter, 21, Wales-st. - Mrs. William, lodgings, Holburn-st. Mrs. lodgings, 16, Nether kirkgate

Mrs. midwife, M'Donald's houses, 1, Canal-terrace

- Mrs. tea dealer, 1, Whitehouse-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 42, Huntly-st.

Collins, John, teller (Bank of Scotland), k. 132, Crown-st. Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, 137, Union-st.

; Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 137, Union-st. Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch—Alexander Blackie, agent, Commissary Clerk's Office, 27, King-st. £9, King-st- Commutation Road Trustees—James Grant, advocate, clerk and collector, 4, Huxter-row

onnon, Alexander, grocer and tea dealer, 6, h. 7, East North-st —- George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, Causewayend — James, clothier and haberdasher, k. 29, Constitution-st. — James, mealseller, 14, Park-st.

- James, turner, wheel and shuttle-maker, 95, Skene- st. — John, lodgings, Hilton-house Robert, cart and plough-wright, 34, Causewayend Robert, gardener, Seaton-dykes, Old Aberdeen William, gardener, St. Clement's-st. William, coal-broker, 12, Commerce-st. William, 44, Broad-st. h. Canal-road Miss, straw-bonnet maker, 32, Causewayend 3ook, Alexander, guard of the Defiance Coach, 43, Frederick-st. — Charles, coachman (Union Coach), 43, Frederick-st. 1838- 39 36 COO—COR

! on Cook, John, guard of the Defiance Coach, h. 22, Constitution-st. Miss, dressmaker, 36, Union- street Cooper, Alexander L. tailor, 3, Huxter-row, h. 9, Guestrow Alexander, gardener, 40, East North-street Alexander, manufacturer (L. M. & Co.), h. Grandholm Work

; bri Alexander, cooper, Cooper s-court, 26, Netherkirkgate —— Alexander, saddler, 45, Queen-st. h. 27, Frederick-st. George, teacher, Lower Cotton George, boot and shoemaker, 32, Union-place James, hatter, 59, Union-street, h. 2, Flourmill-brae John, hairdresser, 128, Gallowgate, h. 30, Young-st. John, Marischal College-court, 82, Broad-st. Robert, tailor, Milne's-court, 21, Guestrow

in William, draper (Wm. Philip, jun. & Co.) h. 120, King-st William, silk dyer and renovator, 25, George-street, ^.12 William, carter, 10, Mounthooly [[Carmelite-Ian Miss, straw-hat maker, Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-st. Miss, dressmaker, 59, George-street Cowpar, John, vintner, 33, East North-street Copland, Alexander, slater, 9, St. Andrew-st. David, merchant, office, 25, York-place, h* Belmont-house George, occasional and funeral waiter, 11, Shiprow James, mason, 44, Park-street Simon, town-serjeant, h. Morrison's Cottage, 57, Gerrard-st. Thomas, shoemaker, Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill William (Devanha Brewery), h. Fonthill-place, Ferryhill Mrs. Fonthill-place, Ferryhill Mrs. Dr. Fountainhall Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 12, Shoe-lane Corbett, James, late shipmaster, 11, Peacock's-close, Castle-st. William, of Bieldside, h. Bieldside and 13, Carmelite-st. Cordiner, Rev. Charles, 259, George-st. Mrs. James, 259, George-street Corkin, James, Cotton

Cormack, Alexander, mason and grate-setter, 5, College-st.

~~ George, portrait and miniature painter, 6, Marischal-st. 1838—39 COR—COW 37

tormack, William, furniture dealer, Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-st. - William, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 31, York-st. h. 31, Shiprow William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33, Shiprow

I William, shoemaker, 2. Kidd-lane

lornwall, George, printer, Constitutional Office, h. Nellfield-house Mrs. 39, Whitehouse-street ossens, James, wright, 14, St. Andrew-st.

loubrough, W. & J., tea dealers, 3, St. Nicholas-st. ioulson, Thomas, clerk, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill ounty Fire Office and Provident Life Office—agent, Wm. Thom- son, jun. 109, Union-street Rates—H. & C. Lumsden, collectors, Union-terrace Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 3, George-st. h. 14, Belmont-st. - James, cooper, 177* Gallowgate - Miss, stay-maker, 14, Belmont-st. iourduff, Patrick, candlemaker, 17, Lower Denburn outts, Adam, advocate, 61, Netherkirkgate — Alexander, cutler, 14, Catherine-st. — Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw — Alexander, wright, 45, Frederick-st. h. Forbes-st. George, tailor, Exchange-court, Union-st.

- James, dealer in vegetables, 78, Green

• John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 45, Upperkirkgate, h. 68, Broad-street -— John (of Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), Connigarhill, Links — John, Ferryhill Inn, Ferryhill — J. provision-seller, 56, Windmill-brae — William, shoemaker, 123, Skene-st. — William, cutler, 214, h. 213, Gallowgate — William, shuttle-maker, 58, Windmill-brae — Mrs. lodgings, 68, Catherine-st. owie, Alexander, late merchant, Tanfield

1 — Alexander, brewer, 5, Virginia-st. h. 68, Chapel-st. .— John, teacher, Parochial School, 5, New-st. Old Aberdeen — John, mason, 29, Hutcheon-st. 1838—39 38 COW—CRA

Cowie, William, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit merchant, Printfield —— William, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 38, h. 92, George-si Mrs. William, 4, Thistle-st. Cowieson, George, vintner, 10, Carnegie's-brae

Crabb, David, mealseller, 31, Schoolhill I. Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 4, College-st. William, shoemaker, Causewayend William (of Knight & Craib), 50, Causewayend

Mrs. Alexander, midwife, 6, College-st. Craig, Adam, mason, Nelson-st. Alexander, manager (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) h. Gordon's Mill u: Alexander, traveller (Thos. Craig), h. Skene-st. & Anderson, hat manufacturers, 85, Union-st. Arthur, merchant, Commercial-ct. 58, Castle-st.

David, shipmaster (Annandale), 7> Garvock-st. George, steward, h. Jopp's-ct. 40, Broad-st. James, grocer, 62, Gallowgate, h. Red Lion-ct. 77, Broad-st. m James, & Co. saddlers and harness makers, 34, Schoolhill, Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate John (of Craig & Anderson), h. 10, Queen-st. Robert, stabler, 81, North-street

IIP Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 10, Schoolhill, h. Skene-st. William, clerk (Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.), h. 6, Gar Mrs. John, h. 53, Woolmanhill j^vock-s!

,l!l Misses, dressmakers, Hutcheon-st.

Craigie, Captain James (of H. E. I. Co.'s Service), 15, Union-plac

Mrs. Alexander, 7, Canal-terrace Craigen & Reid, boot and shoemakers, 3, Dee-st. r— James (of Craigen & Reid), 19, Huntly-st. Craighead, William, stabler and vintner, North-st. Misses, dressmakers, 40, Quay Craigmile, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 45, Com -I merce-st. h. above shop \_h. 132, Crown-si

Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, 6, Correction-wynd —— James, cabinet-maker, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 81, h. 7S Green 1838—39 CRA—CRU 39

rane, Andrew, shipmaster (Velocity), 30, Wales-st. — Peter, piano-forte maker, 2, Trinity-street, h. St. Catherine's- court, 14, Shiprow

richton, William, Littlejohn-st. tavern, 6, Littlejohn-st. — William, flesher, Cotton righton, John, shipmaster, 28, Wellington-st. romar, Alexander, manufacturer, 48, Skene-st.

• Alexander, teacher, school, 15, Gordon-st. h. Holburn-st. — Alexander, house-surgeon, Infirmary David, sub-janitor of King's College, Old Aberdeen Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 48, Skene-st. -ombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, Broad-st. h. 33, Park-st. — Charles, dentist, 22, Kidd-lane, Chapel-st. — Lewis, solicitor—Office, 17, King-st. h. Kirkhill, Nigg - Peter, working jeweller, 60, Gordon's-ct. 88, Broad-st. William, & Co. house carpenters and cabinet-makers, Gordon's court, 88, Broad-street •on, William, watch and clock-maker, Jack's-brae oss, George, veterinary surgeon, 2, St. Nicholas-lane - Joseph, cork-cutter, Downie's-court, 65, Broad-st. William, day-patrole, Harbour, Middlethird, Quay

ow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31, St. Nicholas-st. h. 1, George-st. — George, hairdresser, 61, East North-st.

— James, of the Customs, 1, George-st. uden, Rev. George (Logie), h. 42, Huntly-st. Miss, Westburn, Albyn-place

uickshank, Alexander, & Co. hosiers and glovers, 55, Union-st. h. Skene-square

Alexander (book-keeper at A. H. & S.), h. 180, Gallowgate Alexander, auctioneer, Cheyne's-ct. 69, Broad-st, Anthony, hosier, Crown-ct. 41, Union-st. [Quay George, vintner, coffee and victualling-house, Scott's-ct. 25, " — George, manager (Aberdeen and North Shipping Co)—Office, t 56, Marischal-st. h. 3, Affleck-st. — George, 20, Bon-Accord-street 1838—39 40 CRU—CUD

Cruickshank, George, clerk (Alexander Nicoll), Wellington-street h. 91, Gallowgate George, boot and shoemaker, 16, Causewayend

Henry, hosier (W. P. & Co.), 6, Trinity-st. James, tailor, 15, Windmill-brae

/ ' * James, clerk, 69, Broad-street

James (late druggist), teacher of and dealer in Accordions, als Accordions tuned and repaired, 13, Shiprow, h. above sho

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 1, h. 2, Loch-st. —— James, book dealer, 88, Gallowgate, h. 72, North-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

John, LL.D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College, / John, tinsmith, 2, George-st. £12, Rose-s John, manufacturer, 23, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Leslie, Carnation Cottage, Cotton

Leslie, merchant, 92, head of Broad-street, h. Cruickshank'; court, 91, Broad-st. and Dee-mount Richard, wholesale and retail tea, porter, and spirit merchan 41, h. 39, North-st. [Gallowgal Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 193, h. 18( Thomas, innkeeper and post-horse master (coaches, hearse

gigs, and saddle horses), 8, Schoolhill William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Justice-st. — Mrs. James, clothier and haberdasher and register office, 1 Mrs. Jane, Broadford jjShipro Mrs. stabler, 180, Gallowgate — Mrs. Robert, sick-nurse, 28, Summer-st. Mrs. teacher (Gordon's-mills School), h. Gordon's-mills Miss, 47, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Gordon-st. Miss Christian, 29, Dee-street h Miss, confectioner, 111, Skene-street Misses, dressmakers, 7, Huntly-street Cuddeford, John, excise-officer, Holburn-st. Cuddie, A., M.D. 31, Quay 1838—39 h CUD—DAL 41

uddie, Nicholas, cooper, 24, Loch-st. Mullen, Alexander B. Smith, Maberly-st.

— John, tinsmith, 1, Dee-lane 3umine, Adam, of Rattray, h. Albyn-place Misses, Union-place umming, Alexander, Gildawie's-houses, Causewayend Alexander, carter, Ann-street

Forbes, vintner and eating-house, 6, Ragg's-lane George, advocate, Concert-ct. Broad-st. George, vintner, 9, James-st. — James, 12, Prince Regent-street — James, overseer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 22, Frederick-st. — John, teacher of music and dancing, Broadford — Jonathan, permit writer, 33, St. Andiew-st. — Robert, manager (Forbes, Low, & Co.), h. 59, College-st. — & Ross, sail makers, Weigh-house — William, sail maker, h. Albion-st. William, flesher, 6, George-st.-market, h. John-st.

—• William, tailor, 58, Guestrow — Mrs. William, 15, Union-row Miss, Newseat, Cotton Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 15, Union-row Cunliffe, John, wool-buyer (A. H. & S.), 6, Carmelite-st. ijDurrie, Mrs. midwife, 7> Black's-buildings JCushnie, Alexander, distiller (P. Still & Co.), h. Holburn-st. Custom-house, 16, Quay—Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee Cutmuir, John, broker, Lodge-walk

Dalgarno, Alexander, 88, High-st. Old Aberdeen James, mealseller, 15, East North-st. William, merchant-tailor and stockmaker, 3, Netherkirkgate.,

h. 4, Diamond-street

Mrs. Alexander, 7> Union-terrace Dalgaty, Alexander, dealer in eggs, 169, Gallowgate 1838—39 d 42 DAL—DAV

Dallas, Robert, tailor, principal servant of St. Paul's Chapel, and funeral waiter, Chapel-ct. 61, Gallowgate Robert, jun. tailor, 139, George-st. h. 61, Gallowgate William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, h. 16, Netherkirk-

William, plasterer, 16, Summer-st. jugate Dalrymple, William, late farmer, Tullos, h. Glenburnie Mrs. James, 3, Alford-place Dalziel, John, teacher of English reading, writing, arithmetic. grammar, geography, and Latin, Leadside, Gilcomston Miss, lodgings, 34, Queen-street Dan, Job, blacking manufacturer, 26, George-st. Daniel, Alexander, advocate, 11, Drum's-lane Alexander, turner, 51, Shiprow

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4, Mealmarket-lane..

h. 13, Chronicle-lane George merchant, 11, Drum's-lane George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, St. Andrew-st. James, printer and custom agent, 48, Castle-st.

—- Thomas, stabler, 9, Mealmarket-lane Dauney, Miss, Lower Middlefield Davidson, Alexander, tailor, 11, George-street Alexander, vintner, Heathriefold, Auchmull

Alexander (Mill of Eggie's Warehouse), h. 48, George-st.

Alexander, flesher, 5, Poultry-market, h. Bridge of Dee

Alexander, wright, Justice-mills, h. Holburn-st. Rev. Alexander D. of the West Parish Church, h. 5, Belmont Alexander, vintner and fly-boat-keeper, Cotton [streel

Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 37, Quay Alexander, shipmaster (Forth), Mill-st.

Alexander (Edinburgh Ale Establishment), 17* h. 18, Castle- Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 2, Crown-st. [st Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13, Shiprow Andrew, teacher, 68, Waterloo-quay

Andrew, steward of the Aberdeenshire brig, h. 13, Shiprow Charles (of P. Williamson & Co.), h. Gordon's-court, 10 Gordon-street 1838—39 2

DAV—DAV 43

Davidson, Charles, cooper, 31, h. 26, Skene-st. David, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 167, Union-st. h. 14, Crown-street Duncan, tailor, Academy-street Duncan, of Tillychetly, h. 237, Union-street Duncan & Patrick, advocates—Office, 1, Bon-Accord-st. Donald, worsted-spinner, Sim's-square George, bookseller and stationer, 1, Castle-st. h. Gordon's- court, 10, Gordon-street George and William, merchants, 17» Quay George, Ruthrieston New Inn, Bridge of Dee George, merchant, 17- Quay George, & Co. spirit dealers, 9, Trinity-quay George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 48, St. Nicholas-st.

h. Lamond's-ct. 49, Upperkirkgate George and William, rope and twine manufacturers, Footdee* Office, 17, Quay George, shipmaster (Hercules), 3, Links-street George, blacksmith, Cotton [150, King-st. Dr. James, professor of natural history, Marischal College, k. James, boot and shoemaker, 49, Netherkirkgate, h. 7, Huntly- York-st. [street . James, vintner, 49, James, jun. 128, Crown-street James, grocer, tea, spirit, and cheese merchant, 13, North-st.

h. 42, Long-acre James, flesher, 141, George-street James, painter and glazier, 63, Loch-st James, plasterer, 15, Union-row James, flesher, 12, Poultry-market, h. Caie's-dykes James, shore porter and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial-court, 58, Castle- street John, printer, Constitutional Office, h. 24, Frederick-st. John, tavern keeper, New Bridge of Don John, painter and glazier, 221, George-st. John, merchant, Cotton John, writer, 18, Huntly-street 1838—39 » 44 DAV—DAW

Davidson, Patrick, advocate, 1, BonAccord street, h. Ashley, Dee- side-road John, mason, 30, Summer-street

Patrick (Edinburgh Ale Establishment), 72, Gallowgate, h. above shop fend Robert, yeast-brewer and manufacturing chemist, Causeway- William, foreman (Aberdeen Sail Co.), Footdee, h. Links-st. William, mason, John-st.

William, merchant, 44, Broad-st. h. Canal-road William, surgeon, 39, h. 27, St. Nicholas-st.

William, stoneware merchant, 46, Union-st. h. 11, Union- Mrs. Andrew, midwife, 13, Chapel-st. [buildings Mrs. George, vintner, 3, Longacre Mrs. of Kebbaty, Constitution-st.

Mrs. Lieut. Alexander, 8, Drum's-lane - Mrs. William, Canal-road Mrs. vintner, 13, Exchequer-row Miss, Springbank Miss, dressmaker, Nelson-st.

Miss, housekeeper, (Poor's Hospital for Boys), 19, Upper- kirkgate Miss, lodgings, 19, Schoolhill ^avie, Alexander, principal servant of the North Church, and funeral waiter, Wm. Milne's-ct. 60, Gallowgate James, music seller, Concert-ct. 10, Broad-st.

Miss, teacher of singing and piano-forte, Concert-court, 10, Broad-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Shuttle-lane Davies, Richard, tailor, 19, Marischal-st. Davnie, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside Dawson, Charles, town-serjeant, Rosemary Cottage, opposite Sum- merfield-gardens, Park-st. James, mealseller, 23, Queen-st. Mrs. haberdasher, 9, George-st. Mrs. vintner, 140, George-st. Mrs. lodgings, 29, Frederick-st. 1838—39 DEA—DIN $

Deaf and Dumb Institution, 58, Schoolhili--Matthew Robert Burns, teacher Dean, John, tea dealer, Hardgate Deans, Andrew, excise officer, 55, Loch-street Matthew, chimney-sweep and fireman, 46, Gallowgate Thomas, baker, 15, h. 14, Catto-square William, shipmaster, 12, Marischal-st. William, manufacturer, 10, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen - Dearie, George, gardener, 5, Fisher-row Mrs. Andrew, Holburn-st. Dee Whale Fishing Company's Office, 4], Marischal-st. Dempster, George, shoemaker, Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill

John, 4, East Craibstone-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 126, Union-st. Denham, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 138, Union-street, h. 20, Gordon-street Desson, George, shoemaker, 88, Causeway end Devanha Brewery, Devanha

I Distillery Company, Devanha Devine, Hector, hatter, 125, Gallowgate —— Rev. James, 95, Gallowgate Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D.D., principal of Marischa! College, Gar- nethill, Albyn-place Dey, Mrs. eating-house, 56, Guestrow Black, Alexander, seedsman and gardener, Mile-end (south) George, grocer and spirit dealer, 25, Windmill-brae James, sacrist, Marischal College, College-ct. 82, Broad-st. John, mason, 62, Catherine-st. Dick, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, Park-st. h. 29, Con- [stitution-st. . John, grocer, 21, College-st. Dickie, George, surgeon, Cherryvale John, flesher, 12, Wales-street-market, h. 2, Little Wales- SL Mrs. flesher, 17, Wales-street-market, h, 12, Wales-st. Margaret, grocer, Holburn-st. Holburn-street , Robert, excise-officer, Dingwall, Alexander, merchant, Spring-garden 1838—39 »3 46 DIN—DON

Dingwall Fordyce, Alexander, R.N. South Crown-st. Fordyce, Arthur, of Culsh, Arthurseat, near Aberdeen Fordyce, Miss J. Crown-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside Kenneth, shoemaker, 3, Gardener's-lane Dinnie, James, gardener, Calsayseat

Dinnison, John, shipmaster (Patriot), I, Marischal-street Dobbie, James (Richards & Co.), 72, Catherine-st. William, 6, Putachieside Dobson, Edmund, basketmaker, 16, Marischal-st. Docherty, Mrs. midwife, 22, Frederick-st.

Don, Lawrance, manufacturer, 1, Chronicle-lane

William, precentor, Union Church, h. 78, Gerard- st. Donald, Alexander, vintner, Cuparston-toll Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 74, Woolmanhill Andrew, gardener, Leadside, Gilcomston Andrew, baker, 25, Upperkirkgate David, gardener, Loanhead, Gilcomston David, tailor, Holburn-place George, tailor, 9, Guestrow

George, flesher, 13, George-street-market, h. 5, Charlotte-st. James, & Co. tavern-keepers, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-st. i*-— James, gardener, Rubislaw James, boot and shoemaker, and secretary to the Aberdeen Mutual Assurance and Friendly Society, 36, St. Nicholas street, h. 48, Skene-st. James, tailor, 20, College-st. James, shipmaster (Jean), 32, Virginia-st.

John, clothier, 6, h. 4, Queen-st. John, tailor (William Robertson), 18, St. Andrew's-st. Peter, flesher, sale shop, 138, Union-st. Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12, St. Nicholas-st.

Robert, shipmaster (Wemyss), h. 6, Links-st.

. William, jun. ship-agent, 12, Commerce-st. k. 1, Constitu- William, sen. merchant, h. 27, Constitution-st. [tion-st. William, jun. grocer (R. Catto & Co.), h. 28, Constitution-st. 1838—39 DON—DOW 47

Donald, Captain William, 37, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, glazier, 17, h. 21, Netherkirkgate

Mrs. lodgings, 1, Marischal-st.

Mrs. William, 3, Little Belmont-street Mrs. W. 251, Union-street Mrs. 52, Gerard-st. Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 15, Peacock's-close Miss Ann, teacher of the Trinity Parish School, h. Lamond's- court, 49, Upperkirkgate Miss, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-st., h. Lamond's court, 49, Upperkirkgate Donaldson, Adam, shoemaker, 176, Gallowgate - Alexander, flesher, 11, George-st.-market, h. 5, Charlotte-st. Arthur, flesher, 9, George-street-market, h. 162, George-st. - George, builder, 10, Black's-buildings —— James, shipmaster, 32, Virginia-st. - James, tailor and clothier, 132, h. 130, Union-st. —— John, post-horse-master and vintner, 164, George-st. - Peter, guard of the Earl of Fife Coach, 15, St. Nicholas-st. Richard Walker, clothier and haberdasher, 17, Union-buildings, h, 8, Canal-street ' Robert & Co. coach manufacturers, 166, George-st. Robert (of Donaldson & Co.), h. 164, George-st.

»'s School, 17, Back-wynd Mrs. flesher, 29, Wales-street-market, h. 10, Wales-street Mrs. Captain, 143, Skene-st. Douglas, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 82, Shiprow David, mender of china and glass, 87, Shiprow Rev. George (Wesleyan Chapel), Skene-terrace Mrs. James, vintner, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate Dow, Alexander, blacksmith., Causewayend John, shoemaker, 14, Castle-brae Mrs. broker, 54, East North-street Dower, James, vintner, 28, Shiprow —— Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 25, Causewayend 1838—39 48 DOW—DUF

Downie, Alexander, teacher of dancing, caiisthenic and gymnastic

exercises, Crown-court, Union-st. h. 1, Martin's-lane, Green —— Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Gilcomston Charles, carter and Old Aberdeen carrier, h. 42, Don-st. James, shoemaker, 16, Guestrow James, gardener, Skene-square Misses, dressmakers and milliners, Spital Doverty, George, broker, ^1, Queen-st. Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw Works

Drummond, James, bootmaker and leather-cutter, 1, Queen-st. ladies' boot and shoe wareroom, 19, Guestrow

John, shoemaker, 1, Queen-st. and 19, Guestrow Drysdale, Miss M. 39, Union-place Duff, Alexander, tailor, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-st. and 51, Netherkirkgate —— Alexander, advocate, 27, St. Nicholas-st. h. M f Combie's-court, 52, Union-st.

Charles, wright and cabinet-maker, h. Holburn-st. James, shoemaker, John-st. James, 13, Park-lane James, vintner, 64, Woolmanhill < John, boot and shoemaker, 46, Woolmanhill

William, saw-trimmer, 16, Castlebrae, h. 3, Fish-st. Mrs. A. teacher, 5, Huntly-st. Duffus, James, manufacturer, 19, Longacre James, confectioner, 86, Union-st. h. 8, Correction-wynd John, & Co/s ironmongery and hardware-house, 18, King-st. and manufactory, Footdee Iron Works - & Co.'s building-yard, Footdee John, & Co. iron merchants and manufacturers of steam engines, forged and rolled iron, chain cables, anchors, locks,

and hinges ; millwrights, mechanics, and ship-builders, St. Clement-st.

William, of Skene-place, h. 5, Skene-place Mrs. confectioner, 16, Upperkirkgate, h. 31, Guestrow 1838—39 . DUF—DUN

Duffus, Mrs. provision dealer, 23, Loch-st. — Misses, silk-dyers and milliners, 83, Queen-st. Duguid, James, clothier, 10, Broad-st. h. West Craibstone-st. — James, woodsawyer, 96, North-st. — James, & Co. clothiers, Broad-st. — John, clerk, 96, North-st. — Capt. John, 39, Dee-st. — Simpson, of Cammachmore, 2, West Craibstone-st — William, Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-st. — Mrs. brewer, Hardgate, h. Bellevue Cottage — Mrs. Bailie, Dee-place — Mrs. W. Newlands — Miss Jane, 5, Canal-st. — Miss, dealer in cotton, woollen, &c. 3, h. 4, St. Andrew-st. Dunbar, Duncan, sexton, Church-gate, Old Aberdeen — George, boot and shoemaker, Upper Denburn — John, officer to the Weaver Trade, 14, Shuttle-lane — William, mealseller, 41, Skene-st. — Miss, spirit dealer, 52, Shiprow Duncan, Adam, shoemaker, 11, Spa-st. — Alexander, shoemaker, 13, James-st. — Alexander, vintner, 21, Wales-st. — Alexander, quill manufacturer, h. 36, Union-place — Alexander, woollen manufacturer, 25, Loch-st. — Alexander, hairdresser, 6, Water-lane, h. 21, St. Clement-st. — Alexander, vintner, 16, James-st. Alexander, & Sons, quill manufacturers, Crown-court, Union- — Andrew, tailor, 46, Netherkirkgate [[street Andrew, clothier and haberdasher (late of A. Duncan & Son), 131, Union-st. h. 5, Union Place & Begg, wood merchants, Poynernook — David, tide-waiter, 12, Quay — David, boot and shoemaker, 5, St. Nicholas-st. h. 40, Huntly- _ George, 4, Shorebrae [street — George, mason, 43, Bon-Accord-st. — George, late dyer, Fowler's-wynd 1838—39 50 DUN—DUN §i Duncan, George, flesher, Windmillbrae, h. Charleston of Nigg George, traveller (W. Black & Co.), h. 4, Bon-Accord-lane L James, tide-waiter, 10, Summer-lane James, secretary, Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company, h. 12 „ James, toll-keeper and vintner, Wellington Bridge [Qua} James, spirit dealer, 50, Quay

John, goldsmith and jeweller, 4, St. Nicholas-st. h. 9 Back-I wynd

John, tobacconist, 9, Union Buildings, h. 21, Constitution-st. John, shoemaker, 27, Whitehouse-st. John, shoemaker, Cotton John, flesher, 6, Spital, Old Aberdeen John, manufacturer, h. 30, Schoolhill John, advocate, 34, Marischal-st. h. 39, Union Place John, 20, Spital

John, boot and shoemaker, 13, h. 38, St. Nicholas-st. John, coach-guard, 29, Bon-Accord-st. John, boot and shoemaker, 78, Skene-st. John, provision-seller, 51, George-st. John, shoemaker, 10, Shoe-lane

John, & Co. grocers, tea, wine and spirit merchants, 34. George-st. John, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 24, Hutcheon-st. h. 95, Causewayend

Joseph, bleacher (Leys, Masson & Co.), h. Cotton Peter, shoemaker, 16, Huxter Bow, h. 35, Windmillbrae Robert, toll-keeper, Kittybrewster Robert, shipmaster (Courier), 54, Shiprow Thomas, marble and stone work, h. 46, Dee-st. Thomas, & Son, cork manufacturers, 60, h. 65, Guestrow William (of the Aberdeen Constitutional Office), Duncan's- court, 45, Castle-st. William, north end of Park-st. William, mason, Forbes-st.

William, vintner, 2, Water-lane - William, shoemaker, 26, Gordon-st. 1838—39

\ DUN—DUN 51

>uncan, William, provision merchant, and dealer in tea and coffee,

I, Longacre, h. 83, Union-st. -— William, gardener, Berryhill — William, wright, 45, St. Andrew-st. h. 18, Skene-square — William, sen. flesher, 13, Wales-st. Market, h. Thomas Web- ster's houses, Hanover-st. — William, shipmaster (Liverpool Packet), St. Clement-st. William, jun. flesher, 8, Wales-st. Market, h. Thomas Web- ster's houses, Hanover-st. William, gardener, 46, Dee-st. - William, flesher, 4, Causewayend, h. 19, Spital, Old Aberdeen — Mrs. Francis, 74, Windmillbrae Mrs. Samuel, Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate — Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 34, Longacre

— Mrs. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 7, Little Belmont-st. Mrs. midwife, Upper Denburn Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston

Mrs. 6, Broad-st. Mrs. broker, 10, Castlebrae

, John, teacher, Grammar-school, h. 301, George-st. undee Insurance Company—Alexander Cheyne, merchant, agent, 28, Marischal-st. unn, David, & Co. wholesale druggists, drysalters and grocers, 32, h. 30, King-st.

— Hugh, steward of the Brilliant, 3, Commerce-st.

• James, teacher, Grammar-school, 20, Backwynd John, merchant, 50, Broad-st. h. St. |— 4, Mary's Place, Crown Terrace — John, grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 20, Union-place

• John, merchant-tailor, 5, h. 4, St. Nicholas-lane — John, shipmaster (St. Clements), 11, Commerce-st.

• John, shoemaker, 30, Loch-st.

- John, SherifF-clerk-depute of Aberdeenshire — Office, 27, King-st. h. 4, St. Nicholas-lane

• William, boot and shoemaker, 25, Virginia-st. — William, 10, Virginia-st. 1838—39 52 DUN—DYS

Dunn, William, tailor, 24, h. 26, Shiprow Mrs. George, 82, Skene-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 4, Trinity Quay Durno, Mrs. vintner, 27, Park-st. Durie, David, stabler and innkeeper, 6, Backwynd Walter, clerk (Leys, Masson & Co.), h. Cotton Durward, Mrs. midwife, 42, Frederick-st. Duthie, Alexander, ship-builder, Waterloo Quay Alexander, jun. merchant and ship-owner, L Broadford-pla Ecoi Alexander, writer (Adam and Anderson), h. Broadford-pla Andrew, baker, 25, Netherkirkgate* h. Carmelite-st. Barclay, furnishing tailor, 5, Church-st. John, hairdresser, Lime-quay, h. 3, Church-st.

John, ship-builder, 2, Wellington-st. Robert, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), h. Affleck-st William, brewer, Hardgate —— William, writer (Jas. Brebner, advocate), h. Broadford-plat

William, ship-owner and timber merchant, Footdee. h. 3 St. Clement's-st. Mrs. late of Stonehaven, Waterloo Quay Mrs. Alexander, 20, Skene-square Mrs. lodgings, 14, Commerce-st. Mrs. Burnside

. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 64, Shiprow Dyce, James, druggist, 80, h. 76, Broad-st. John, blacksmith, Holburn-st. Robert, advocate, Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate Robert, M.D. 48, Marischal-st. Mrs. 5, Canal Terrace Mrs. General, 14, Union Terrace Miss, of Rosebank, h. Rosebank Wales-strld Dyer, Alexander R. flesher (of Dyer & Sangster), 36 ; Market, h. Victoria Place and Sangster, fleshers, 1 and 36, Wales-st. Market Dyker, Mrs. Cuparston Buildings spirit dealer, Castle-st. h. Stronach's-close Dysart, George, 62, | 1838-39 EAG—EDW 53

Iagle Fire and Life Insurance—Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-st. Caston, James, general blacksmith, Pork-lane, h. 16, Caimelite-st. Sckford, Miss, dressmaker, 142, George-st.

lai Economic Life Assurance Society of London—Alexander Johnston, W.S. correspondent, 233, Union-st. Sadie, Alexander, baker, 3, Commerce-st. 'ddie, Charles, miller, Nether Justice-mills, Holburn-st. - John, wright, 46, Loch-street [[burn Iddison, William, smith (Watt & Co.), Footdee, h. 21, Lower Den- Sddiston, Robert, flesher, 16, Wales-st. Market, and 17, Poultry Market, h. 3, Shuttle-lane ac Mgar, David, porter and spirit dealer, 2, Windy-wynd — David, shipmaster (Milo), 12, Commerce-st. dinburgh Life Insurance—James Murray, advocate, agent, 42, Schoolhill

— Friendly Insurance Society—James Brebner, advocate, ag' 44, Marischal-st. dmond, Francis, advocate, h. 15, North Silver-st. James, advocate, h, 48, Skene Terrace

James and Francis, advocates, 9, St. Nicholas-st. - James, cart and plough wright, Charles-st. L 137, George-st. - John, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 179, Union-st, Cabi-

net manufactory, Bon-Accord-lane, li. 137, George-st. Mrs. Charles, 69, North-st. - Mrs. Francis, 71, North-st. - Mrs. John, haberdasher, 22, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen tr|dward, Alexander, late solicitor, Tullos of Nigg — David, principal servant (Bon-Accord Church), and funeral- waiter, h. 20, Skene-st. — David, provision merchant, 27, Green - George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside 1838—39 e 54 EDW—ELR

Edward, James, baker, grocer, porter & spirit dealer, 17, Skene- James, cotton manufacturer, Stronach's-close James, wool-comber and grocer, 33, h. 32, Chapel-st. John, & Co. booksellers and tea dealers, 30, Blackfriars-st. Richard, dealer in china, glass, and stoneware, &c. wholes* and retail, 28, Gerard-st. William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, and provision m« chant, 13, h. 11, King-st. Edwards, Douglas, general merchant, 115, Union-street, h. Skene-place James, flax-dresser (Richards & Co.), 5, Black's Buildings R. & Co. printers (New Shaver office), 3, Backwynd Robert (of Edwards & Co.), h. near Mackie Place William (of Edwards & Co.), k. near Mackie Place Mrs. midwife, 20, St. Andrew-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 20, St. Andrew-st. Elder, Peter, 86, Hutcheon-st. Elgen, William, teacher of mathematics, geography, and navigatic 10, h. 5, Drum's-lane William, accountant— Office, 10, h. 5, Drum's-lane

,f: Hs, Captain Joshua, late 80th regiment, 61, Dee-st. - Rev. Ferdinand (late of Culsamond), 23, Skene-st. Gordon (Gilcomston Brewery), h. Farmer's Hall, Gilcomst William, coppersmith, 11, Harriot-st. Mrs. midwife, 51, Causewayend

Ite! Ellethorn, William, provision-seller, 56, Netherkirkgate William, provision-seller, 118, Skene-st.

Elliot, James, shipmaster (Brilliant), 12, Prince Regent-st. Elmslie, William, sen. treasurer and collector of Police—Office, t St. Nicholas-st. h. 3, Kidd-lane

__, William, druggist h. Commercial-court, 58, Castle-st. Jopp's lane, h John-st Elrick, John, pipe manufacturer, 4, } 20, John, mason, 69, North-st. and wright, 105, Skene-st. , John, grocer Joseph, tailor, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen William, mealseller, 48, Shiprow 1838-39 ELS—EWE 55

Elsmie, George, manager (Gilcomston Brewery), h. at Brewery

I George, jun. h. 18, Trinity-quay Emslie, Alexander, merchant, Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate James, steward (Duchess of Sutherland), h. Craigwell-place a

—, James, goldsmith, 16, St. Nicholas-st. h. Ferryhill Buildings

I John, coppersmith and brass founder, 19, Huxter-row, h. Hen- derson's-court, 46, Broad-st. — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 66, Chapel-st. — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 36, Castle-st. h. 5, Castle- John, tape manufacturer, h. 64, Chapel-st. [brae Peter, & Co. curriers, 28, Berry-lane,

William, stabler, 7, Harriot-st.

- William, baker, 215, Gallowgate, h. 14, Catherine- st. — William, merchant, 191, Gallowgate, h. Honey-bank, Canal-

— Mrs. 13, Young-st. . [side — Miss Ann, dressmaker and milliner, 54, Gerard-st. — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64, Chapel-st. msly, George, coachmaker, 101, h. 103, King-st. — Mrs. of Pitmedden, 3, East Craibstone-st. Robert Marr, druggist, 106, George-st. irskine, — Mrs. 32, Summer-st. sson, Charles, shipmaster (Marys), 121, Crown-st. — James, jobbing gardener, 8, Kidd-lane — Mrs. William, lodgings, 87, Gallowgate ttershank, James, cooper, Causewayend — Joseph, steward (Sovereign steamer), 14, Summer-lane — Peter, sheriff-officer and manufacturer, Upper Denburn — Mrs. midwife, Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate [gate — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Charles-courl, 40, Upperkirk- uropean Life Insurance and Annuity Company—D. Davidson, advocate, agent, 1, Bon-Accord-st. wen, George, turner, 44, Dee-st. h. Strawberry-bank — John, wood merchant, Poynernook, h, Ewen Place, Hill of Pitfodels !-— John, mealseller, 97, George-st. — John & E. provision merchants, 70, George-st. 1838—39 e 2 56 EWE—FAR n Ewen, Thomas, advocate, 79, King-st. h. Ewen Place, Hill of Pit Mrs. William, provision seller, 21, Young-st. [Models Ewing, Alexander, M.D. 6, Golden-square William, clerk (Alex. Milne, grocer), h. 20, Blackfriars-st. Excise Office, 116, King-street k

Fairburn, Thomas, shipmaster, 4, Wellington-st. Fairweather, David, jun. cabinet-maker, h. Raeden

. David, cabinet-maker, 156, h. 158, George-st. John, guard (Ballater Mail), 76, Windmillbrae Misses, dressmakers aud milliners, 153, George-st. Family Endowment Society of London—A. Stevenson & Co. agents 6, Union-lane Falconer, Alexander, shipmaster (Bellina), 58, Quay David, vintner, 21, Gordon-st. George, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st. Fer James, vintner, 50, Woolmanhill James, builder, 45, Bon-Accord-st. John, & Go. clothiers, 23, Union-st. John, cooper, 19, Union-row John, shipmaster (Happy Return), h. St. Clement's-st.

—-— Mrs. Donald, provision seller, 80, Shiprow Mrs. John, lodgings, Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill Farquhar, Arthur, boot and shoemaker, 18, h. Farquhar's-court> 17 Upperkirkgate Fer: George, mason, Leadside, Gilcomston George, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 21, Upperkirk gate, h. 83, George-street

George, Herald Office, h. Clayhills Cottage —— & Gill, painters and glaziers, 2, Drum's-lane James, jobbing gardener, 3, Loch-st. James, clerk (John Blaikie & Sons), 111, Gallowgate

John, painter and glazier, h. Painter's-ct. 22, Upperkirkgate [_ Nathaniel, advocate, 24, Marischal-st 1838-39 FAR—FET 57

Farquhar, William, manager (Glenburn Distillery), h. Villa Franca William, confectioner, Broadford Mrs. Alexander, 58, Dee-st. Mrs. Alexander, Waterloo-quay — Mrs. dealer in provisions, 65, Queen-st. Farquharson & Co. merchants, 56, St. Nicholas-st. George Campbell, 15, Union-terrace

John, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.), h, Newbridge, Hardgate —— Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15, Union-terrace Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 129, King-st. - Miss, 84, Union-street Fearn, William, spirit dealer, 78, Woolmanhill Feggetter, John, vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills Female School of Industry, 13, Chronicle-lane, North-st. Fenton, Alexander, shore porter, 4, Exchequer-row - James, Charles-ct. 40, Upperkirkgate - Robert, bookbinder (John Philip), h. 48, Gordon-st. Ferguson, Andrew, M.D. 38, Green, h. 158, Union-st. - James, advocate—Office, M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street, h. Cuparston-place

John, shoemaker, 2, Trinity-corner

- Robert, silk-dyer and renovator, 42, h. Charles-st. 40, Upper* tRev. William, 108, Gallowgate [kirkgate Mrs. John, J. Ferguson's-ct. 108, Gallowgate - Mrs. 25, Queen-street Miss, 40, Bon-Accord-street terrier, Andrew, tailor, 36, Netherkirkgate - David, mill overseer (M. C. & Co.), h. Donalds-bridge, Cotton - James, gardener, 11, Spa-street Mrs. 19, Kidd-lane — Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 11, Spa-st. erryhill-mill Warehouse, 12, Trinity-corner ?ettes, D. shoemaker, Woodside - Mrs. 8, Guestrow Janet, poultry-shop, 69, Windmill-brae 1838—39 e3 58 FET—FIN

Fettes, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 8, Guestrow Feuillet, Henry A. cabinet-maker (of Robertson & Feuillet), k. Waterloo-quay [>ow Fiddes, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, h. 9, Exchequer- Alexander, collector of customs, 4, Regent-quay Alexander, painter and glazier, 46, Guestrow David, surgeon, 14, King-street —— George, currier, 41, h. 42, High-st. Old Aberdeen John, baker and confectioner, 11, Fisher-row Peter, vintner, Old Bridge of Don Robert, mason, Forbes-street —— William, manufacturer, 76, Skene-street Mrs. David, confectioner, 11, North-st. h. 7> Shoe-lane Miss, dressmaker, 34, Blackfriars-street Fidler, Alexander, spirit dealer, 53, h. 54, Quay George, boot and shoemaker, 18, h. 91, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Lobban's-ct. 30, Castle-st. Findlay, Alexander, jun. boot and shoemaker, 60, Queen-st. David, overseer, Seaton, h. Auchmull James, lodgings, 19, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st. John, watchmaker and manufacturer of German Silver-plat€ 30, Broad-st. k. Nelson-st. Matthew, manufacturer, 10, East North-st. Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, h. 12, Skene-sq. Robert, teacher, 47, Virginia-st. h. 53, Commerce-st. Robert, turner, 16, Crown-st. k. 20, Marywell-st. William, boot and shoemaker, 84, Windmill-brae Mrs. midwife, 12, Skene-square Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, Peacock's-close Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 57, Queen-st. Finlason, Eric, tailor and clothier (late of Nicol and Finlason), 1( St. Nicholas-st. h. 38, Chapel-st. John, Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate John, jun. tailor and draper, 2, k. 4, Queen-st.

, John, tinsmith, 40, Causewayend 1838—39 FIN—FOR 59

Finlason, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 38, Chapel --St.

I Finlayson, Finlay, of the 78th regiment (retired), Ruthrieston w John, Herald Office, 3, Jopp's-ct. 40, Broad-st.

1 Finlater, James, plasterer, 47> Causewayend Finnic, James, carrier of the Infirmary chair, 105, John-st. |Fire Insurance Company of Scotland—William Skinner, advocate, agent, 161, Union-st. Fiscan, Andrew, weaver, 117, Skene-street Fisher, Basil, Devanha - James C. Devanha - John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer and mealseller, Cotton Major, Devanha I— William, Ferryhill Flann, Joseph, carpenter (Alex. Hall & Co.), Mill-st. Fleming, John, advocate, 12, King-st.

John, merchant, 7, Wellington-st. Rev. Dr. John, professor of natural philosophy, King's College, h. 31, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Fletcher, William, shipmaster (Jean sloop), 67, Commerce-st. Flett, David, tailor, 100, h. Shipmaster's-ct. 97, Shiprow James, vintner, 93, Shiprow - William, baker, 154, h. 152, George-st. Fogarty, Mrs. 40, Upperkirkgate Footdee Dispensary, 31, Quay Iron Works (John Duffus & Co.), St. Clement's-st. Foote, Rev. James (East Parish Church), h. 14, Golden-sq. Mrs. sen. 102, Union-street Forbes, Alexander, wine merchant, ship and insurance broker, and general agent, 38, Castle-st. Alexander Scott (of Warrack & Forbes), h. 42, Marischal-st. Alexander, sexton, Nellfield Cemetery, h. Holburn-st. Alexander, & Co. grocers and spirit dealers, 3, Gordon-st. —— Alexander, Kingsland-place, 285, George-st. Alexander, 33, Summer-street Alexander, of Rothmaise, h. 18, Golden-square

Alexander, of the customs, 5, Wellington-st. 1838—39 60 FOR—FOR

Forbes & Arbuthnott, merchants—Office, I, James-st. ^ Colonel Arthur, 10, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Colonel David, Silver-street George, of Springhill—Office, 40, Union-st. h. Springhill Henry David, of Balgownie, h. 253, Union-st. James, miller and grain merchant—Warehouse, corner of Wei lington-place, h. Southbridge, Holburn-st. James, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. Cotton James, wood merchant, 13, Canal-st. James, merchant, h. Kingsland-place, 285, George-st. James, of Echt, h. 28, Quay James, & Co. rope manufacturers, St. CJement's-st. James, & Sons, wholesale clothiers, haberdashers, and woollei Fun! drapers, 70, Union-street James Staats, 92, George-street '01'!' John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 41, Commerce-st. John, of Blackford, h. 254, Union-st. John, late wool merchant, h. 15, Skene-terrace John, tailor, 37, Castle-street John, beadle (Trinity Church) and funeral waiter, h. 12 Shuttle-lane ^Houses, Hanover-st John, shipmaster (William Simpson), h. Thomas Webster' John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 9, Upperkirkgate, h Low, & Co. cotton spinners, Poynernook [above sho Mansfield, 15, Dee-st. Rev. Dr. Patrick, professor of humanity, &c. King's College h. 11, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Rev. Robert (of the Woodside Parish Church), k. Maryparl Tanfield £Hutcheon-si —— Rev. Robert, teacher (late of the Grammar School), h. 7 Robert, wright (Alex. Hall & Co.), h. 3, Chapel-st. Robert, shore porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow William (of Taylor & Forbes), h. 20, Skene-square William, writer (Blaikie & Smith), h. 38, Castle-st. William, advocate, 5, Schoolhill

William & James, merchants, 1, James-st, 1838-39 FOR—FOW 61

orbes, William, snow-boot and carpet-shoe maker, and dealer in old clothes, 14, Lodge-walk William, wright, Well of Spa [lane William, superintendent of meters, Meter's-court, Chapel- •= Mrs. George, midwife, 38, Woolmanhill Mrs. of Castleton, 15, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Mrs. midwife, 21, Shiprow Mrs. sen. late of Schivas, 15, Belmont-st. Mrs. midwife, 20, Fisher-row — Miss, of Boyndlie, 18, Silver-st. — Miss E. of Ladysford, 26, Silver-st. — Misses, of Echt, 23, Bon-Accord-terrace ordyce, William, merchant, 22, Hutcheon-st. — Mrs. W. 41, Schoolhill 'orrest, Robert, blacksmith, 11, Trinity-corner, h. Jopp's-court, Mrs. midwife, 43, Frederick-st. [40, Broad-st. — Mrs. 4, Little Chapel-st. Mrs. midwife, 85, Chapel-st.

'orrester, William T. guard of South Mail, J, Crown-st. brsyth, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, k. 12, Park-st. — & Elmslie, chemists and druggists, 57, Castle-st. — George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49, Commerce-st. George, silk-dyer, 18, h. 20, George-st. James, M.D. 13, Guestrow E John, mason, Tanfield [Broad-st. John, leather merchant, 85, Broad-st. h. Ramage-court, 83, William, upholsterer, 127, Union-st. h. 64, Green - William, dentist and druggist, 57, Castle-st. k. 13, Guestrow "' — Mrs. David, 29, Union-place 1 — Miss, dealer in provisions, &c. 69, Park-st. Miss, dressmaker, Tanfield — Miss, 4, Little Belmont-st. )theringham, Richard, vintner, 43, Guestrow )wler, Alexander, dentist (of Charles Fowler & Son), h. 5, School- — Andrew, Welspit-house, near Bridge of Dee [hill

— Charles & Son, dentists and cuppers, 5, Schoolhill 1838—39 62 FOW—FRA

Fowler, David, boot and shoemaker, 53, Broad-st # George, teacher of Thain's School, 53, Shiprow James, Springbank William Chalmers, surgeon, 34, Schoolhill John, vintner, Ruthrieston Jean, mangle-keeper, 31, St. Clement-st.

Mrs. lodgings, 1, Church-st. Fowlie, James, treasurer, Poor's Hospital—Office, 56, Gallowgate,L h. 19, Upperkirkgate Peter, mealseller, 158, Gallowgate Foulerton, Captain Alexander, 24, Bon-Accord-terrace Fraser, Alexander, advocate and joint city chamberlain, Town- house, h. 194, King-st.

Alexander, architect, landscape painter, and teacher o1

drawing, 1, Adelphi, Union-st. Alexander, merchant, h. 58, Marischal-st. Alexander, surgeon, 38, Schoolhill

• Alexander, wright, Summer-lane —— Alexander, tea and spirit merchant, and agent for th

Brackla Royal Distillery, 15, Marischal-st. ~ Alexander, tailor, 50, Shiprow Alexander, road contractor, 60, Skene-st. —— Alexander, night patrole, 22, Windmill-brae Alexander, harbour day patrole, h. 20, St. Clement's-st. Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 38, Union-st. h. Crown Arthur, hairdresser, 31, Green, h. 22, Windmill-brae [si Charles, clerk, Wales-st. Charles, tailor, 32, Virginia-st. David, wright and cabinet-maker, 18, North-st. h. Woodside) Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Short-loanings

Francis, of Findrack, h. 90, Union-st. \,

George, tavern-keeper, 6, Netherkirkgate George, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 105, High-st. OJ Aberdeen -1 George, wright, Footdee George, ship-joiner. Pottery-close, Footdee 1838-39 FRA—FRA 63 raser Gordon, & nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists, 57, Rroad-st. Nursery, Ferryhill

Hugh, clerk (W. Duthie), h. 15, Commerce-st. Hugh, dyer, 4, Flourmill-brae H. & C. clothiers, 227, h. 231, George-st. Hugh Co. & china merchants, 35, Castle-st. h. Commercial court, 58, Castle-st. James, keeper of Regent-quay Bridge, h. 12, Catto-square James, tailor, Charlotte-st.

James (of James Fraser & Son), h. 8, Drum's-lane James & Son, boot and shoemakers, Exchange-ct. Union-st. James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 197, Union-st. corner of Dee-st. h. 73, Bon-Accord-st. James, shoemaker, Hardgate

James, candlemaker, 37, Loch-st. h. Galleries James, 37, Castle-st. John (of James Fraser & Son), h. 8, Drum's-lane John, builder, Broadford-lane, Broadford John, watch and clock maker, 1, h. 6, Crown-st. John, tailor, 41, Gallowgate

John, tailor, 1, Huxter-row, h. 2, Gaelic-lane John, late stabler, 185, Gallowgate John, hairdresser, — Waterloo-quay, h. 14, East North-st. — John, shoemaker, 14, Windmill-brae

— John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, Wales-st. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, Fisher-row, h. 1, Carmelite-lane

John A. tailor, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street John, barrack Serjeant, h. Barracks

! — John & George, grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 36, Shiprow, h.

— Robert, gardener, rj . Woodside above ^ — Robert, mealseller, 78, Loch-st. Simon, tailor, Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow Thomas, Co. boot & and shoemakers, 10, h. 14, Justice-st. — Thomas, shoemaker, 1, Gardener's lane Thomas, blacksmith (H. Gordon & Co.), 88, Broad-st 1838—39 64 FRA—FYF

Fraser, Thomas, blacksmith (Catto, Thomson, & Co.), II', Catto-sjfft Thomas & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 14, Justice-st William, foreman (Barry, Henry, & Co.), 60, Loch-st. William, surgeon, 8, Drum's-lane dealer, Union-st. h. William, grocer, wine and spirit 57, 2J- Crown-street William, blacksmith (H. Gordon & Co.), h. Ferguson's-coui<- 30, Gallowgate William seedsman, h. at Ferryhill Nursery Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 25, Queen-st. Mrs. of Findrack, 90, Union-st. Mrs. vintner, 4, Exchequer-row Mrs. lodgings, 40, Quay Fraserfield, 9, Union-row A1 Miss, of

h. 54, Dee-st. 1838—39 FY F—GAR 65

fe, George, messenger-at-arms, 96, Shiprow — James, road-contractor, Main's Houses, Bridge of Don — James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newton of Auchmull — John, stoneware merchant, 10, h. 14, Shiprow

1 — John, blacksmith, 9, Maltmill-bridge - John, brushmaker, 22, h. 38, St. Nicholas-st. William, wright, College-st. — William, merchant-tailor, 4, Union-st. h. 13, Huxter-row Miss J. boarding and day school, 54, Dee-st. yvie, John, flesher, 8, George-street-market, h. 206, George-st.

Jalen, John, M.D. 36, Marischal-st. — Mrs. Alexander, Galen's-court, 18, Guestrow all, John, shoemaker, 82, Green — William, tailor, and lodgings, 37, Long-acre — & Bird, tailors, Concert-court, Broad-st. h. 37, Long-acre

I Miss, 29, Frederick-st. allow, Mrs. lodgings, 55, Green alloway, Mrs. midwife, 19, Princes*st.

2 ammie, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 35, h. 37, Bon-Accord-st. ranson, Herman, shipmaster (Richebucto), 12, Commerce-st. rarden, Francis, advocate, 20, Golden-square George, vintner, 37» East North-st. — George, baker, 29, h. 27, Schoolhill James, writer, 204, Gallowgate — John (Richards & Co. Broadford), h. 4, George-st. | — John, watch and clock-maker, J2, Broad-st./*. 17, Skene-

• John, feuar, Cotton [^terrace

• Peter, tailor, 68, Green > William, foreman Routledge Son 14, John-st. — (Wm. & yt Mrs. George, Bon-Accord-street

• Mrs. Braehead, Gilcomston

. Mrs. 1, Affleck-st. — Mrs. 15, Skene-st. 1838—39 f 66 GAR—GEL

Garden, Miss, dressmaker, 33, Blackfriars-st. Miss, poultry shop, 2, Frederick-st. Gardiner, William, chimney-sweep, Brebner's-ct, 10, Castle-st. Garioch, Alexander, feuar, Broadford-lane John, teacher, 15, Causewayend, h. 83, Spring-garden John, of Heathcoat, h. 198, Union-st.

John, hairdresser, 3, Schoolhill, h. Broadford

Mrs. vintner, 7> Trinity-quay Mrs. broker, 9, Peacock's-close —— Mrs. John, gardener, 52, North-st. Miss, 8, Chapel=st. Garrow, John, thread-manufacturer, Garrow's-ct. 8, Trinity*st. Mrs. midwife, h. 6, Union-lane Garvie, James, tea dealer, 114, Skene-st. Garvock, Robert, tailor, 11, Harriot-st. Gavin, George, baker and confectioner, 45, h. 47> George-st. William, mealseller, 12, Black's-buildings —r--— William, teacher, 4, College-st. Gauld, Alexander, shoemaker, 3, Lower Denburn George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 305, George-st. Hugh, sen. flesher, Green, h. 16, John-st. Hugh, jun. flesher, 38, Broad-st. h. 1 Jopp's-lane John, flesher, 24, George-st.-market, k. John-st. Peter, flesher, 16, George-st.-market, h. John-st. —— Mrs. vintner, h. 33, Loch-st. —— Misses, dressmakers, 33, Loch-st. Geddes, James, boot and shoemaker, 14, Causewayend James, M.D. 193, Union-st. Robert, warehouseman (John Anderson), JO, North-st.

7, Carmelite-lane Miss, lodgings, 76, Broad-st. Gee, Mrs. dressmaker, 37, Marischal-st. Gellan, George (of Police), Union-place, h. 22, Marywell-st.

William, clerk (John Campbell), 5, Bon-Accord-st. Gellat, Nathaniel, 92, Green Gellatly, John, surgeon, 57, Lime-quay, h. 1, Church-st. 1838—39 GEN—GIF 67

General Coach Office, 53, Castle-st.—Geo. Gordon, clerk Reversionary and Investment Co. Lewis Crombie, solicitor, agent, 17, King-st. Gerrard, Alexander, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill Francis, general blacksmith, 68* North-st. John, of Midstrath, 13, North Silver-st. William, brewer, Devanha Brewery, h. Ferryhill-buildings Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97, Union-street

Misses, 6, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Gerrie, Alexander, spirit dealer, 87, Skene-st. Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, h. 144, King-street — Alexander, funeral and occasional waiter and lodgings, Cru- den's-court, 22, Broad-street George, gardener, 9, Carnegie's-brae - John, civil engineer, h. 8, Canal-terrace John, & Son, civil engineers, Waterloo-quay Peter, provision-seller, 49, East North-st. William, millwright, 63, George-street

, Mrs. midwife, 6, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Mrs. vintner, 3, Mounthooly Gibbon, Mrs. Alexander, jun. 11, Quay Mrs. William, 78. Dee-st. Miss E. 12, Quay Misses, 11, Virginia^. Gibson, Brown, broker, 52, Queen-st.

David, 5, College-st. George, builder, 116, Skene-st. John, tailor, 21, St. Andrew's-st. John, shoemaker, Milne's-court, 143, Gallowgate Thomas, shuttle-maker, Union-terrace William, Museum Tavern-keeper, and bird-stuffer, Ruthrie- ston [street William, flesher, 5, Reform Stand, George-st. h. St. Andrew's- —— Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1, Correction-wynd GifFord & Mair, carvers and gilders, 163, Union-st. James (of Gifford & Mair), h. 22, Mary well-st. 1838—39 f 2 68 GIL—GLA

Gilbert, William, criminal officer of police, 19, Virginia-st. ® Mrs. John, 29, Marischal-st. Miss, broker, 75, Green Gilbertson, George, shipmaster (Thetis), Clerihew's-houses, Princ Regent-street —Gilchrist, Gordon, tailor, 36, Union-st. — Robertson, plumber, brass-founder, and gas-fitter, Oliver's court, 12, Upperkirkgate James, spirit dealer, 40, George-st. Gilcomston Brewery Company, Gilcomston —— Distillery Company, Gilcomston Giles, James, S. A. portrait and landscape painter, 64, Bon-Accorc Gill, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, East North-street [s David, painter and glazier, h. Oliver's-ct. 12, Upperkirkgat David (of Gill & Son), h. 13, Queen-st.

John, hairdresser, 9, h. 8, Skene-st. John, late lime-merchant, h. 216, Gallowgate -<- — Peter (of Gill & Son), h. Union-terrace & Son, watch and clock-makers, 13, Queen-st.

Gillan, William, manufacturer (Richards & Co.), k. Kingsland place, Broadford [waiter, 15, Gordon-si Gillanders, James, principal servant (Shiprow Chapel), and funert William, watch and clock-maker, Hosefield Gillinders, Archibald, clerk (Geo. Thomson), h. 71, Chapel-st. Gillies, James, gardener, h. Ferryhill, near Dee Village Miss, dressmaker, 4, Little Belmont-st. Gillen, William, shoemaker, 3, Catto-square Gillespie, George, painter, h. 2, St. MaryVplace Mrs. lodgings, 11, Carmelite-st. Girls' Hospital, 56, Gallowgate Givan, Robert, dealer in linens, slop dresses, sacks, canvas, mat tresses, &c. 74, Shiprow Glass, Alexander, hairdresser, Cotton Charles, teacher, Holburn-st. James, guard (Tallyho Coach), 29, Broad-st. [stree James, boot and shoemaker, 4, Marischal-st. h. 29, Frederick 1838—39 GLA—GOR 69

Glass, James, millwright, Woodside

- John, grocer, Cotton John, teacher of English, mathematics, &c. Holburn-st. Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg & Sons), h. 31, Shiprow George (of Glegg & Sons), h. 3, St. Mary's-place George & Sons, confectioners, 191, Union-st. and 27, Shiprow

| Robert (of Glegg & Sons), h. 25, Shiprow Mrs. 14, Crown-st. I [Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw Glennie, George, baker, 35, Park-st. h. 44, Frederick-st. Rev. Dr. George, professor of moral philosophy, Marischal College, L 159, King-st. William, stabler and vintner, 60, North-st. Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, Skene-st. Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon-st. Mrs. midwife, 32, Guestrow Grlenny, James (late grocer), 43, Commerce-st. Elizabeth, Broadford lobe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Office—George Yeats, advocate, agent, 102, King-st.

oldie, James, shipowner, h. 4, Wellington-st. — John, shipmaster (Jane), 54, York-st. Footdee ood, Thomas, shoemaker, 10, Sugarhouse-lane oodbrand, James, wright (M. C. & Co.), h. Cotton John, millwright (M. C. & Co.), h. Gordon s-mills poodridge, Mrs. 8, Carmelite-st. Gordon, Rev. Abercromby Lockhart (Greyfriars Church), h. 158, King-street Alexander, advocate and commissary-clerk, h. National Bank-court, 42, Castle-street— Commissary-clerk's office and chambers, New Record Office, 27, King-st. Alexander, Gordon's Tavern, Pirie's-ct. 50, Castle-st. Alexander, cabinet-maker, 2, Shore-brae Alexander, of Cairnfield, h. 289, George-st. Alexander (of Urquhart & Gordon), h. 12, Long-acre Alexander, mason, 47, Summer-street 1838—39 f 3 70 GOR—GOR

Gordon, Barron, & Co. cotton-spinners and manufacturers, Woo( side—office, 20, Belmont-st. —— Charles, cooper and provision curer, 3, Maltmill-bridge, Ferryhill-buildings Charles, gardener, Hardgate

Rev. Charles (Roman Catholic Chapel), h. Chapel-court, Eneas, shoemaker, Tanfield J^Justice-s Donald, haberdasher, 8, Broad-st.

Francis, advocate, 27, King-street, h. Granton-lodge, Cupai

ston-buildings [tion, h. Tanfiel Francis, supervisor of Excise, 3d district of Aberdeen Colle< George, of Sheddocksley, h. Sheddocksley

George, merchant, h. 28, Chapel-st. George, & Co. brewers, Hardgate George, plasterer, 21, Union-row George, painter, Northfield, Gilcomston [Silver-s*

George, clerk, General Coach Office, 53, Castle-st. h. 2(< Hugh, & Co. manufacturers of copper and brass, dealers foreign and British iron, 89, Broad-st.

James, teacher of mathematics, &c. 42, Green, and 6, Correc tion-wynd, h. 10, John-street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 304, George-st. James, letter-carrier, 34, St. Andrew's-st. James, painter, gilder, and lithographer —office, 1 h. 12, Long* James, physician, 110, High-st. Old Aberdeen Qacr. James, jun. 110, High-st. Old Aberdeen James, & Co. coopers, 5, North-st. ^Schoolhi James, silk-mercer and shawl-merchant, 77> 79, Union-st. h. 41 John Stewart, of Mosstown, h. 91, Crown-st. John, beadle (Union Chapel) and funeral waiter, 11, Virginia — John, shoemaker, 72, George-st. Qstree. John, turner, 66, Gerrard-street

John, traveller (T. M'Combie & Co.), h. 9, Correction-wynd Joseph, mealseller, 32, George-st. -— Lewis Cuparston-buildings —— Peter, porter and spirit dealer, 100, h. 102, Gallowgate 1838-39 GOR—-GOR 71

ordon & Reid, felt manufacturers, 9, Pork-lane Robert, boot and shoemaker, 33, Upperkirkgate, h. 43, Skene- Robert, wright, [ Mill-st. Qstreet Robert, gardener, Cornhill-cottage Samuel, spirit merchant, 36, Guestrow Theodore, of Ythan-lodge, 14, Rose-st. Thomas, builder, 22, Gordon-st.

— Thomas, jun. (of Hunter and Gordon), k. Gordon's-court, 2, J Gordon-street [street

-I Thomas, shipmaster (Wellington), Middleton's-houses, Wales- William, advocate, 14, Adelphi, agent for Scottish Equitable Life, and York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Offices William, broker and wright, 48, North-street Mrs. General, 9, Golden-square

Mrs. Alexander, of Newton, h. 151, Union-st. 1 Mrs. Dr. Broomhill Mrs. George, vintner, 73, Queen-street Mrs. James, 1, Long-acre, and Gowan-brae, Causewayend Mrs. James, 84, Union-street — Mrs. Lewis, 289, George-street

— Mrs. Robert, 41 > Union-place Mrs. Ralph, 26, Dee-street Mrs. 42, Bon-Accord-street crj— Mrs. lodgings, 103, Union-street Mrs. grocer and lodgings, Tanfield Mrs. midwife, 8, Water-lane

—? Mrs. midwife, 2, Trinity-corner — Mrs. dressmaker, 96, Gallowgate Miss, of Leitcheston, if)— 148, Union-street Miss, wool, hose, and worsted merchant, 39, Queen-st. _ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50, Gordon-st. — Miss, Gordondale, Stocket — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Union-terrace — Misses, I, Gallowgate — Misses, Well of Spa 1838-39 _

72 GOR—GRA

Hospital, Schoolhill Gfran Gordon's ( Gossip, James, blacksmith, Dancing Cairns Robert, 2, Hanover-street Gove, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 73, Netherkirkgate Gowan, Alexander, shipmaster, Hanover-lane Gowie, Mrs. milliner, 21, Union-row Grahame, Alexander, bass-maker, 56, East North-st. Mrs. 10, King-street Grange, John, vintner, Gilcomston Tavern, Gilcomston Granger, Robert, shipmaster (Inanora), St. Clement-st.

Grainger, Charles, advocate, 1 1, North Silver-st. Mrs. 11, North Silver-street Grant, Alexander, farmer, 76, High-st. Old Aberdeen —— Alexander, goldsmith, h. 13, Long-acre Alexander, Inn and Tavern, Middlethird, Quay

. David, teacher of reading, English grammar, writing, aritlj metic, and geography, &c—School, 68, Broad-street, Eastfield-cottage [manhi David, boot and shoemaker, 3, South Silver-st. h. 44, Woo —— Donald, wright, Jack's-brae Duncan, lodgings, 97, Spital George, advocate, 13, Marischal-street James, teacher, Donaldson's School, Back-wynd, h. Eas

field-cottage [tar James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, Skene-street James, shipmaster (Red Rover), 83, Shiprow — James, advocate, and Clerk to the Commutation Road Truste of the 9th or town of Aberdeen District—Office, 4, Huxte row, h. 2, Langstane-place [h. 45, Castle-s

. James, wholesale grocer, wine, tea, and spirit merchant, 4 John, New Inn, 5, Castle-st. John, shipmaster, Skene-square John & William, clothiers and haberdashers, 16, Broad-st John, 102, Skene-street [Crown-i Joseph, vintner, 57, Commerce-st. Lauchlan, tailor, 13, Chronicle-lane 1838—39 GRA—GRA 73

rrant, Maxwell, traveller (Gilcomston Brewery), h. Skene-square Peter, wright, 7, Thornton-place* 29, Guestrow, h. M'Lean's- I— court, 50, Gallowgate Robert, dial-maker, 24, Frederick-street — Robert, of Druminner, h. 13, Carmelite-st. Simon, town-serjeant, 50, Queen-st.

— Thomas ; & Co. bakers, 9, Hutcheon-st. — William, farmer, 67, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, of Whitemyres, h. Whitemyres — William, farmer, near Bridge of Don Mrs. midwife, 116, Gallowgate Mrs. 81, Shiprow — Mrs. straw-hat-maker, 64, Shiprow

Mrs. and Jane Thorn, sick-nurses, 7, Gaelic-lane Mrs. lodgings, Broadford Mrs. Wm. 35, High-st. Old Aberdeen Miss, housekeeper, Lunatic Asylum Miss, Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate ' D — Miss, Springbank, Pitfodels — Misses, of Monymusk, 3, Belmont-st. rassie, Alexander, mealseller, 4, Trinity-corner — Hary, feuar, Ashville-cotta^e, near Holburn-st. iS — Samuel, gardener, Westfield-lodge

ray, A. Farquhar, of Glentigg, comptroller of customs, h. 11, Union-terrace — A. W. surgeon, Tanfield te( — Alexander (of Knight & Gray), h. near Broadford Distillery tel — Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 79, North-st.

I — Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 33, St. Nicholas-street, h. * 88, Chapel-street — Rev. Charles, 297, George-st. — Francis, spirit dealer, 5 Wales-st. li — George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, Quay — George, late coast waiter, Webster's houses, 9, Hanover-st. — George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, h. 69, Shiprow James, flesher, 32, Wales-st. Market, h. 43, Frederick-st. 1838—39 74 GRA—GRE

Gray, James, shoemaker, Printfield jlieei James, saddler, and spirit dealer, 91, George-st. John, flesher, 5, Wales-st. Market, h. 43, Frederick-st m John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 62, Union-st. h. MarywL- Cottage, head of College-st. Peter, bookseller and stationer, 78, Broad-st. h. 67, Bon-i cord-street Robert, second clerk, Post Office, h. Crown-court, Union-s Robert, clerk to the Spital Burying-ground, 68, Spital Watt, & Co. rope and twine manufacturers, 80, North-st. William, toll-keeper, Rubislaw William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton William, tea dealer and grocer, 39, Green, h. 2, Carmelite William, advocate, 136, King-st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, West North-st, William, stocking manufacturer, Blackfriars-street, k. Bon- Accord-street - Mrs. straw-hat maker and milliner, Simpson's houses, 7, Mrs. Hugh, 79, Gallowgate QAndrew]_ Mrs. James, dealer in worsteds, 2, Crown-st. Mrs. James, vintner, Nelson's houses, St. Clement-st. Mrs. Robert, lodgings, Crown-court, Union-st. Mrs. lodgings, Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-st. Mrs. sick-nurse, 162, George-st. Mrs. provision dealer, 24, Lodge Walk

Mrs. 4, Bon-Accord Lane Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 18, Causewayend Miss, straw-hat maker, 68, Spital Grayson, William, weaver, 8, Windy-wynd Greach, Mrs. lodgings, 30, Dee-st. Green, John, mason, 90, Union-st. John, accountant and teller, Commercial Bank of Scotia

h. Union-st. Branch, 90, Erne John, blacksmith, Rubislaw Quarries Peter, horse-shoer and farrier, 6, Chronicle-lane, h. 23, Lo<|„ - a - Ralph, painter, 52, Gallowgate \j 1838-39 GRE—GUA 75

reen, Mrs. Ralph, 68, Broad-st. — Mrs. John, grocer, 28, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen reigj Alexander, weaver, 28, Wales-st. — Andrew, ll,Longacre — George, cart and plough wright, 92, h. 94, North-st. J 1— Rev. James, 1, Rose-st.

- James, sworn timber measurer, wood merchant, agent for Mountblairy Distillery—Office, timber-yard, Poynernook, h. 30, Constitution-st. — James, shoemaker, 84, Queen-st. h. Craig's houses, Nelson-st. — James, boot and shoemaker, 63, Windmillbrae — James, shoemaker, 7, Carnegie's Brae

- John, clothier and haberdasher, 12, Broad-st. h. 23, Castle-st.

! — John, hosier, 59, h. 23, Castle-st. FJohn, cabinet-maker, 132, King-st. John, surgeon, R.N. 130, Union-st. — William, writer, 61, Netherkirkgate — William, vintner, 19, Lodge Walk — Mrs. James, 22, Adelphi, Union-st. - Miss, straw-hat maker, 9, Virginia-st. [Windmillbrae - Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 63, — Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 122, Union-st. rieve, Alexander, carrier, Machray's court, 59, George-st. — John, japanner, 25, Chapel-st. riffith, William, Bexleyhill Cottage, Holburn-place rub, Francis, shoemaker, and lodgings, 6, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen [lane, Old Aberdeen — George, boot and shoemaker, 13, h. Rose Cottage, Orchard- — George, late hosier, 58, George-st. — George, advocate—Office, 12, Marischal-st. h. Rose Cottage, Orchard-lane, Old Aberdeen & Taylor, hosiers, 58, George-st. ruer, James, shore-porter, 8, Chapel-lane

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8, Chapel-lane Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance Office—A. Chivas advocate, agent, National Bank-court, 42, Castle-st. 1838—39 76 GUI—HAL

Guild, George, blacksmith, Ruthrieston

Gunn, James, destroyer of bugs, and stoneware merchant, Well of i John, merchant, Holburn-st. QSpa John, spirit dealer, 6, Schoolhill John, dealer in old clothes, 65, Netherkirkgate John, foreman (A. Hall & Co.), Links-st. William, wright and furniture dealer, 8, Justice-st. Mrs. Alexander, 25, Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. 28, Skene-terrace

Miss, dressmaker, 7, Blackfriars-st. Guthrie, Andrew, shipmaster (Queen of Scotland), h. 1, Yeats-Ian H

Ha Hadden, Alexander, manufacturer (Leys, Masson & Co.), h. 150 Union-st. [ners, Gree,_ Alexander, & Sons, woollen manufacturers and worsted spin- Gavin, manufacturer, h. Union Grove Gavin, jun. manufacturer, h. 252, Union-st. James, manufacturer, h. 150, Union-st. James Farquhar, manufacturer, h. Union Grove James, jun. manufacturer, h. Countesswells York-place John, Glentanner Tavern, , , John Innes, manufacturer, h. 150, Union-st.

Thomas Leys, manufacturer, h. 150, Union-st. Bu William, tailor, 77, Woolmanhill Miss, bread-seller, 8, Trinity-corner Miss, dressmaker, 77, Woolmanhill Hague, Joseph, steward of the Duke of Wellington steamer Hanover-st. h. Bon-Accord-s Haigh, James O., mill manager (A. H. & S.), 18, __ Hall, Alexander, shipbuilder, L 117, York-st. Footdee Alexander, & Co. shipbuilders, York-st. Footdee k Broad-street, h. 13! George, turner, 12, Chronicle-court, 40, | Gallowgate Harvey, merchant, 29, Union-st. h. Albyn-place 1838—39 HAL—HAR 77

Hall, Harvey & John, wholesale and retail warehousemen,29, Union- street, up stairs James, shipbuilder (of Alex. Hall & Co.), 109, York-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 67, Shiprow John, merchant, 29, Union-st. k. 151, South Crown-st. - William (of Alex. Hall & Co.), 117, York-st. Footdee

Mrs. I. register-office for servants, 86, George-st. Mrs. Peter, 10, Wales-st. Market Mrs. lodgings, 38, Longacre Mrs. lodgings, 14, Belmont-st. Miss, 37, Park-st. Hamilton, John, cutler, 9, George-st. — Miss, Eastfield lardie, Adam, boot and shoemaker, 153, George-st. "> Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 38, Gallowgate James, advocate and city-chamberlain, h. 15, King-st.

Peter, shoemaker and musician, 3, Chapel-lane lardy, Alexander, shore-porter, 6, Marischal-st.

— John, watch and clock-maker, successor to John Gartley, 17, arper, George, meal-seller, 20, Huntly-st. £Huxter-row — William, boot and shoemaker, 42, h. 40, Young-st. — Mrs. Alexander, 47, Green

|— Mrs. James, 24, Chapel-st. — Mrs. teacher, 1, Jopp's-lane larris, Rev. Isaac (of St. Paul's Chapel), h. 13, Union-place John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 63, h. 62, Woolmanhill [arrison, George, livery stables, 59, George-st. [arrow, David, flesher, 39, Wales-st. Market, h. 24, Wales-st. George, flesher, 20, Wales-st. Market, h. | — 18, Wales-st. - William, flesher, 24 and 25, Wales-st. Market, L 13, Wales-

- Mrs. vintner, 18, Wales-st. [^street - Mrs. midwife, 13, Huxter-row art, Rev. Hugh (Shiprow Chapel), h. 70, Dee-st. arvey, Alexander, M.D. 6, Belmont-st. - & Co., painters and glaziers, 27, Green, h. 12, North-st. - Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 121, Skene-street 1838-39 g —

78 HAR—HEN

Harvey, Mrs. of Kinettles, 10, Union-terrace Hatt, Benjamin, mason, Jl, Hutcheon-street Duncan, tide-waiter, 4, Catto-square John L. 11, Peacock's-close, Castle-street John, clerk (Jas. Allan, wine merchant), h. 24, Castle-st. -— William, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 252, George-st. Hay, Alexander, of the Customs, 5, Wellington-st. Alexander, japanner and clock-dial-maker, 8, h. 10, Thorn- ton-place, 29, Guestrow Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 92, Shiprow Alexander, provision seller, 90, Loch-st. Lord James, of Seaton, h. Seaton James, mason, 17, Hutcheon-st.

James, merchant, h. 1, Blackfriars-st. James, jun. grocer, wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 212, Gallow-

John, blacksmith, 6, Porthill [gate —— John, carver and gilder, 73, h. 75, Union-st. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 24, h. 23, East North-st. Thomas, vintner, 10, Catto-square — William, tailor, 13, Blackfriars-st. — William, shoemaker, 14, St. Andrew -st. — William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 13, Hutcheon-st. Mrs. glove ingrafter, 10, St. Andrew-st. — Mrs. Lamond's-ct. 49, Upperkirkgate Mrs William, 15, St. Andrew-st. Miss, housekeeper, Infirmary, 61, Woolmanhill

Miss S. sick-nurse, 1, Blackfriars-st. —— Miss, dress-maker, 5, Littlejohn-st. Hector, James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-st. James, salmon-boiler, 61, Commerce-street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 66, George-st. William, skinner and tanner, 26, Loch-st.

Mrs. Dr. 6, Broad-street Mrs. lodgings, 79, Spital Henderson, Alex, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Windy-wynd —r- Alexander, advocate-—Office, 56, Bon-accord-st. h. Raeden 1838—39 HEN—HEN 79

Henderson, Charles, tailor, 26, Frederick-street

Charles, shipmaster (Prospect), 7> Canal-terrace George, grain merchant, 2, Flourmill-brae, h. Leadside, Gil- George, bird-stuffer, 16, Mealmarket-lane fcomston —— George, vintner, 11, Church Lane Gilbert, tailor, 16, Guestrow -— Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, Upper Denburn & Gillespie, painters, 5, Dee-st. James, builder and wood-merchant, 90, Loch-st. James, shipmaster (Rotterdam Packet), Mill-st.

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 8, h. 9, High-st. Old Aber- James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn £deen —— John, tailor, 10, Windy-wynd John (A. Hadden & Son), 245, George-st. John, captain (William), 13, Commerce-st.

— John, overseer (C. Manuelle), Waterloo-quay h: 5, Catto-sq. — Robert, shoemaker, 80, Skene-st. h. 38, Whitehouse-st. Captain Robert, R.N. 17, Union-place William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone Rev. William, Crown-street Academy, 14, Crown-st. William, late soap-maker, h. Raeden William, builder, 43, Loch-street, and 91, Gallowgate William, painter, h. 3, St. Mary's-place —— William, gunmaker, 85, h. 83, King-st. William, M.D. 43, Schoolhill William, jun. (Barry, Henry, & Co.) h. Raeden Mrs. William, lodgings, 13, Marischal-street Mrs. William, Hadagain Mrs. vintner, Ruthrieston Miss, 11, Constitution-street Miss, dress-maker, 14, Crown-street Miss, 125, George-street Hendry, James, wright, 20, North-street, h. 82, Queen-street Joseph, shore-porter, 69, Shiprow Robert, vintner, Park-lane —— Miss, milliner, 82, Queen-street 1838—39 g 2 80 HEN—HOG

Hendry, Miss C. teacher of Piano-forte, Crown-court, Union-st.

Misses, teachers, J, Crown-st. Henry, Alexander, furnishing tailor, 8, Long-acre David, slater, 158, George-street

George, merchant (Hugh Gordon & Co.), h. 1, Gallowgate Robert, chemist and druggist, Apothecaries' Hall, 24, Union street, h. 2, Broad-street Mrs. flesher, 35, Wales-street-market, h. 19, Wales-st. Mrs. midwife, 91, Shiprow Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 100, Skene-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 35, Gallowgate Hepburn, Garden, tailor, Cotton Herald, David, vintner, 8, Lodge-walk

Office, 7, Queen-street

Hercules Insurance Co.—Agents, James Nicol, advocate, 1*], Adel

phi, Union-street ; and John Duncan, advocate, 34, Maris Herd, James, tailor, 28, Virginia-street [chal-street Hervey, James, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), Grandholm Miss, 30, Loch-street Hewitt, Robert, guard of the Tallyho Coach, Flourmill-lane Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 12, Thistle-st. Hill, Alexander, & Co. Plasterers, 36, Causewayend Chas. provision merchant, ginger and spruce-beer manufacturer and dealer in Edinburgh and Alloa ales, London and Scotc! porter, &c. 4, Weigh-house-square George, vintner, 3, Ragg's-lane, Guestrow Isaac, teacher—Seminary and house, 19, Queen-street Hird, Robert, sheriff-officer, h. 14, Chronicle-lane

Hocknell, William, vintner, 4, Shore-lane Hodge, Andrew, excise-officer, h. Braehead, Gilcomston Alexander, plasterer, 72, Queen-street Robert, shipmaster, 24, James-street [terrace Thomas, superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum, k. Rosemount

Hodgson, Colonel J. A. (late of H.E.I.C), h. 1, Union-place Hogarth, Dickson, & Co. provision merchants, 60, College-streei —Office at works 1838—39 HOG—HUN 81

Hogarth & Co. merchants, Crown-terrace George, merchant, Crown-terrace William, merchant, Crown-terrace, h. Woodhill — Misses, 63, Bon-accord-st. [[Fisher-row IHogg, Alex, umbrella manufacturer, 37, Upperkirkgate, h. 14, m Alexander, dealer in stationery, &c. 21, Berry-lane James, hosier (A. Hadden & Sons), 54, Summer-street Peter, tinplate-worker, 14, St. Nicholas-lane Samuel, hosier (A. H. & Sons), 54, Summer-street Holme, John, Town-house attendant, h. 17, Huxter-row William, cooper (Hogarth & Co.), College-street Holmes, Joseph, overseer of the harbour works, Clerihew's houses, Prince Regent-street Holland, Frederick (of Richards & Co.), h. 193, Union-street Hood, Captain James, late 91st regt. Maybank-cottage, Hutcheon- Betty, sick-nurse, 5, St. Andrew-street [[street Hopkirk, Alexander, fruit, flower, and vegetable gardener, Seaton- gate, Old Aberdeen Horne, James, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 15, St. Nicholas-st. Horn, James, timber merchant, 25, York-street, Footdee

— James, shipmaster (Duke of Richmond), 2, Wellington-street — William, cabinet-maker, 92, Green i Hossack, Mrs. James, Skene-square Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Skene-square I Hosking, John, merchant, Woodside House of Refuge, Duthie's-court, 35, Guestrow Howling, Edward, shipmaster (Joseph), 115, York-st. Thomas, shipmaster (Cock of the North), York-place Howie, Gilbert, tailor, 78, Gallowgate Hughes, James, Gordon's Hospital Lodge, Schoolhill Humphrey, John, advocate, 109, h. 114, King-st. John, shipmaster (Triumph), 13, Sugarhouse-lane William, of Cuttlehill, 108, King-st. Miss, 46, Whitehouse-st. entry from Skene-st. ;t(Hunt, Mrs. 74, Hutcheon-street 1838—39 g3 82 HUN—HUT

High-st. lit Hunter, Alexander, shoemaker, 109, Old Aberdeen | Alexander, vintner, Ruthrieston, Bridge of Dee Alexander, overseer and mason, h. 23, Windy-wynd George, coal broker, Quay, h. Brebner's-court (1st door, right hand), 83, Shiprow & Gordon, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 175.

Union-st. and 1, South Silver-st. James, mason, 22, Windy-wind John Mackenzie, clerk of excise, 114, King-st. John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 13, Black's-buildings

John (of Hunter & Gordon), h. 4, Bon- Accord-terrace John, provision-seller, Holburn-st. Robert, late supervisor of excise, 28, Spital William, druggist, Cotton

William, tailor, 1, Huxter-row nil] William, overseer of the heckling department (Grandholn works), h. Cotton QUnion-st

William, clerk (North of Scotland Insurance Co.), h. 36- Mrs. T. 46, Skene-terrace Mrs. William, haberdasher, Cotton Mrs. broker, 11, Lodge-walk Mrs. straw-hat-maker and midwife, 50, Queen-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 39, Bon-Accord-st. Hurry, William, & Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 9, Park

street, h. 7, Wales-st. £gat —- Wm. jun. nail and tack maker, 6, Windy-wynd, h. 191, Gallow Husband, David, manager (Aberdeen Salmon Co.), 2, Fish-st. Hutcheon, George, gardener, Rosemount James, 80, Loch-street Mrs. H. Broadford Mrs. James, 51, Bon-Accord-street Mrs. 3, Shore-brae Hutcheson, James, vintner, % Don-street Hutchieson, A., hairdresser and perfumer, 94, George-st. Hutchison, James, shipmaster (Sportsman), 10, Canal-terrace

Hutton, Charles, gardener, 5, Spital 1838-39 HUT—INN 83

futton, Edward, hair-cutter, 136, Skene-st. — William, dealer in stoneware, 12, Skene-st. — William, slater, 45, Chapel-street

i llinois Investment Company, Adam & Anderson, cashiers and agents in Britain—Chambers, 11, Union-buildings nlay, Alexander, late printer, h. 22, Long-acre — Mrs. midwife, 52, Schoolhill nperial Fire Insurance Office —John Smith, architect, agent, 142, nray, Robert, 44, Skene-st. £King-st. idependent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance Co.—A. Steven- son, agent, 6, Union-lane lfirmary, 61, Woolmanhill mglis, George, merchant (of Inglis & Pirie), h. 60, Dee-st. t — James, baker, 67, Broad-st. h. above shop

5 — John, shoemaker, 15, Hutcheon-st.

I— & Pirie, wholesale grocers, Ciown-ct. Union-st. — Mrs. and Miss Ramage, boarding and day school, Union-st. entry from No. 2, St. Catherine's-wynd lgram, Alexander, spirit dealer, 41, Gallowgate — James, furnishing tailor, 9, Union-lane, h. 32, Summer-st. i anes, Alexander, dyer, 10, h. 9, Innes-st.

K — George, F.R.A.S., watchmaker, 5, h. 7, Skene-st. George, cotton manufacturer, George-st. h. v. — 17L Loanhead — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 12, h. 14, John-st. — John, land-surveyor, 22, Union-place — John, merchant-tailor, 26, Union-place — John, teacher of Latin, French, and English, &c. 14, John-st. — John, inspector of buildings, 18, Huntly-st. — Thomas, wright, 57, High-st. Old Aberdeen — Mrs. lodgings, Cruden's-ct. 22, Broad-st. — Mrs. James (Meiklefolla), 57, Chapel-st. — Mrs. John, midwife, 8, Hanover-st. — Mrs. midwife, 23, Long-acre 1838-39 84 INN—JAC

Innes, Miss (Mrs. Donald), 251, Union-st.

Mrs. James, lodgings, 9, Littlejohn-st. Inspector of weights for the town and county, John Blaikie—Of Inston, Henry, tailor, 37, Quay Qfice, 15, Littlejohn-s Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire)—Francis James Cochre advocate, 137, Union-st. and William Skinner, advocatf® 161, Union-st. agents Ireland, Alexander, baker and confectioner, 81, h. 79, Bon-Accon James, baker, 10, Skene-square [stre

Ironside, George, flax-dresser, 320, George-st. ifc George, mason (Wm. Leslie), 28, Summer-st. John, clerk, 17, Long-acre John, mealseller, 71, Green, h. 29, Windmill-brae John, provision seller, 84, Chapel-st.

William, builder, 4, Well of Spa —— William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 24, Upperkirkgate Webster's-court, 23, Guestrow —— Miss, staymaker, 29, Windmill-brae Irvine, Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Long-acre

—— Alexander, paper manufacturer, Pirie's-ct. 50, Castle-st. -i Francis, surgeon—Dispensary, 69, h. 68, High-street, O Aberdeen [Aberdeimes Ensign James, Aberdeenshire Militia, 15, High-street, On —— James, of Springbank, Kittybrewster James, Broadford Patrick, 22, James-street William, advocate, 26, Queen-st. Mrs. (late of Towie), Belmont-st.

Jack, John, dealer in linen tablecloths, harden, &c. 2, Union-lam Robert, druggist, 51, Castle-st. h. 23, Frederick-st. Robert, 23, Frederick-st.

William, D.D., principal of King's College, h. 37, Colleg bounds, Old Aberdeen 1838—39 JAC—JAM 85

ick, William, boot and shoemaker, 54, Loch-st. — William, shipmaster (Swift), 23, Frederick-st. — Mrs. William, midwife, Upper Denburn

$|— Mrs. midwife, 17, Justice-st. — Mrs. broker, 35, Woolmanhill ccomine, Santo, image-maker, 75, Gallowgate ckson, James, boot-closer, 32, Long-acre

— William, boot and shoemaker, 15, Huxter-row, h. Henderson's- 4 court, 46, Broad-street ffray, Alexander, wright, Plasterer's-ct. 70, Gallowgate — Andrew, stabler, 18, North-st.

— James, leather seller, 11, Upperkirkgate, h. Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate — James, vintner, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen — John, vintner, Bridge of Don — Robert, cartwright, Seaton-dykes, Old Aberdeen

— Thomas, paper-maker—Warehouse, 74, King-st. h. Water- ton—Mills, Stonywood — William, shipmaster (Ann), 37, Park-st. Mrs. C. washer and dresser, 35, Long-acre Miss, 48, Don-st. Old Aberdeen ejnes, Mrs. Union-terrace

01 neson, John, coal merchant, 26, Chapel-st. nieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of broad-sword and calisthenic exercises, h. 2, Huntly-st. — Alexander, cutler, 12, Lodge-walk, h. 42, Park-st. Alexander, vintner, 39, Park-st. — George, quill dresser, Burn-ct. 44, Upperkirkgate

— George, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 2 and 3, King-st. h. National Bank-ct. 42, Castle-st. George, shore-porter, 54, Shiprow James, shore-porter, 14, Shiprow

— James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, h. Brebner's.ct. 10,

. James, surgeon, 4, Castle-brae Castle-st.

- John, wright, leg 6, Fowler's-wynd Cgate — John, druggist, 90, Broad-st. h. Farquhar's-ct. 17, Upperkirk- 1838—39 86 JAM—JOH

Jamieson, Joseph, shore-poiter, 14, Shiprow Thomas, turner, 58, North-st. William, jeweller, 87, Broad-st. h. 31, Union-place William, confectioner, 37, George-st. William, shoemaker, 23, h. 5, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, house-carpenter, Holburn-st. William, criminal officer of police, John Smith's Hous Ann-street William, late farmer, 11, Chapel-st.

Mrs. William, ship chandler, 29, Quay, h. 1, Canal-stre

Mrs. Jamieson's-ct. 40, Shiprow [Mounthol|S Jamson, John, mate, 13, Prince Regent-st. Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 31, Marischal-st. " Misses, dressmakers and milliners, and lodgings, 64, Union-! Jeans, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 111, York-st. Jervis, James, hosier (A. H. & S.), College-st. Wm. C. traveller (W. P. & Co.), h. Gordons-mills William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, College-st. Jenkins, James, manager, Aberdeen Steam Navigation Compa;'"

h. above office, Waterloo-quay John, shoemaker, 31, Netherkirkgate - Robert, hairdresser and perfumer, Steps of Gilcomston Jessiman, John, mason, 23, Frederick-st. & Middleton, house-carpenters, 13, Bon-Accord-lane William (of Jessiman & Middleton), h. 43, Bon-Accord-sl" Johns, James, tailor and clothier, Exchange-court, Union-st- 68, Broad-street Johnston, Alexander, bookseller and stationer, Charlotte-st. Alexander, tailor, 86, Chapel-st. — Alexander, wholesale tea dealer, 156, Gallowgate

Alexander, of Viewfield, h. Viewfield Alexander, W.S. and David Robert Morice, advocate, i Union-st. [29, Guesti Andrew, clerk (North of Scotland Bank), Thornton-plac'-l

Andrew, manager, (Aberdeen and Hull Shipping Co.), Jl Marischal-st. h. Rosemount-terrace 1838-39 JOH—JOH 87

hnston, Andrew, broker, 15, Park-st. — Charles, tide-waiter, 4, Regent-quay — & Co. tailors, 29, Broad-st. — David (of Allan & Johnston), h. 14, Carmelite-st. 1— & Fullerton, cart and plough wrights, Cotton |~ George, veterinary surgeon, 40, Queen-st. J— George, advocate, 40, Netherkirkgate

U James (Town & County Bank), h. Rosemount-terrace — James, mealseller, 48, Virginia-st.

| — James, accountant, Aberdeen Bank, h. 44, Skene-terrace sen. I — James, wholesale clothier and haberdasher, 19, Union- buildings, h. 62, Dee-st.

— James, messenger-at-arms, 9, Huxter-row a-p— James, slater, 25, Windmillbrae Captain John, Holburn-st. John, late shipmaster, Holburn-st. John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and also at Don-view, New John, merchant, 55, Gallowgate [Bridge of Don John, baker (Thomas Deans), 14, Catto-square John, blacksmith, 75, Gallowgate Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85, George-st. Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2, Blackfriars-street, L 27, Woolmanhill

Robert, merchant, 47, Marischal-st. h. 27, Bon-Accord-terrace William, mealseller, 43, Virginia-st. William (of Johnston & Co.), h. 29, Broad-st. — William, late overseer of salmon-fishings, Don-view, New William, jun. 2, Long-acre [Bridge of Don William, tailor, 51, John-street

Mrs. Andrew, 7.. Garvock-st.

— Mrs. Andrew, broker, Park-lane SI Mrs. James, lodgings, 89, Spital Mrs. Jean, waiter at J | the bath-rooms, Sea-beach, 27, Wool- • Mrs. Joseph, midwife, Skene-square [manhill Mrs. Samuel, h. Rosemount-terrace Mrs. midwife, Mutton-brae 1838—39 88 JOH—KEI

Johnston, Mrs. lodgings, and forms let out for funerals, &c. 8, Lit* 1 Mrs. sen. of Viewfield, 211, Union-street Etlejohn-s'" Miss, dressmaker, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate Miss Jean, provision-seller, 15, Summer-lane Miss, teacher, College-st. Misses, Calsay-seat. [& Co.), h. 191, Gallowgal Jolly, Gavin, overseer of the reeling department (Milne, Cruder Mrs. George, mealseller, 46, Frederick-st. Jones, Edward, shoemaker, 16, Peacock's-close Mrs. lodgings, 26, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Jopp, Alexander, advocate, Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate —— William (of Allardyce & Jopp), h. Elmhill Mrs. Andrew, Elmhill Joss, James, overseer (Wm. Allen's stone-yard), 3, Summer-lane John, wright, Upper Denburn Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 40, North-st. h. abo^

Robert, vintner and mealseller, 7, Weigh-house-sq. fshc William, wright, 216, George-st.

Jourden, Mrs. 7, Crown-st. Justice-mills, Holburn-st.

Katon, Mrs. 1, Church- st. Kay, James, engineer, Bridge of Dee James, dyer, Fowler's-wynd, Green kn _ John, teacher, Bridewell and Jail, k. 72, Dee-st. *" Miss, cook and poultry shop, 56, Shiprow Kean, Bannerman, 48, Gerard-st. James, tailor, 41, Causewayend Keard, Alexander, teacher of music, 32, Green Keir, Mrs. provision-seller, 2, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Keith, Adam, gardener, Fourth Lot, Pitmuxton Alexander, & Son, house and sign painters, Ross'-court Upperkirkgate m Alexander, keeper of the Mechanics' Library, 48, Gordon-s ien. 1838—39 KEI—KEN 89

Keith, Alexander, spirit it dealer, 162, Gallowgate [st. J— Alexander (of Alex. Keith & Son), h. Downie's-ct. 65, Broad- David, advocate, Town-house, h. Kenfield, Hill of Pitfodels James, druggist, Union-place, h. 5, East North-st. James, surgeon, R.N., 29, Frederick-st.

J John, merchant-tailor, 8, Netherkirkgate, h. 5, East North-st. I— John, flesher, 28, Wales-st. h. 14, East North-st. John, |— clerk (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), k. Ross- court, 6, Upperkirkgate William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57, Spital William, surgeon, 2, Union-place William, slater, Jl, Chapel-st. William, hotel, tavern, and lodgings, 24, Quay William, tailor, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate

Mrs. 73 Long-acre Mrs. John, flesher, 35, Wales-street-market, k. A. Webster's houses, Hanover-st.

Mrs. John, lodgings, Farquhar's-ct. 17, Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, 12, College-st. Miss, dressmaker, 10, Justice-lane

— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Ross-ct. 6, Upperkirkgate elly, John, merchant, h. Lamond's-ct. 49, Upperkirkgate !elman, Alexander, shoemaker, 36, Netherkirkgate I— James, merchant, 27, Broad-st. h. 82, Skene-st. — William, tailor, 29, Netherkirkgate, k. 6, Union-lane Lemlo, Gideon, miller, Don Mills

!emp, Alexander, i grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 106, King-st. k. 27, Frederick-st. — Irvine, superintendent of Messrs. Gordon, Barron, & Co.'s blacksmith works, h. Woodside — J. provision-seller, 75, George-st. — Robert, grain-merchant, and tacksman of the Ferryhill Mill —Office, 12, Trinity-corner, h. 30, Dee-st. Mrs. William, lodgings, 27, Frederick-st. [tution-st. lpt, Alexander (Alex. Matthew, surgeon), h. head of Consti- enn, William, , renovator of clothes, 8, Flourmill-brae, k. 7, Huntly- j oB 1838—39 h [st- 90 KEN—KIN

Kenn, William, jun. teacher, k. 7, Huntly-st. Kennedy, Rev. John (Blackfriars-st. chapel), h. 4, Denburn-ter Mrs. broker, 3, Castle-brae [rao Miss, 46, Marischal-st. Kerr, David, surgeon, 97> Union-st. David, ropemaker, Canal-road, Causewayend

James, sexton, 47, St. Nicholas-st. Kii

James, shipmaster (Aberdeen Packet), 18, James-st. Kii —— James, painter, 17, h. 14, Schoolhill —— James, hairdresser and perfumer, 76, Queen-st. Stephen, vintner, 6, Shuttle-lane William, boot and shoemaker, 13, Skene-terrace William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 88, h. 137, Union-st

Walter, flax-dresser, Canal-road, Causewayend Kii

Mrs. Dr. 3, Drum's-lane h Miss, teacher, 36, Summer-st. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 3, Drum's-lane Kidd, B. F. R., A.M. &c. 20, Castle-st. John S. boot and shoemaker, 241, George-st. William, currier and precentor (St. Clement's church), h. 2

William, baker, 46, h. 48, George-st. [Skene-s Mrs. broker, 9, Justice-st. Kilgour, Alexander, M.D. 21, Gallowgate James, merchant, h. 29, Bon-Accord-terrace

Patrick, of Woodside, h. Woodside Misses, 90, Chapel-st. Kiloh, James, tailor, 20, Fisher-row, John, bookseller, stationer, and engraver, 107, Union-st,

9, North Silver-street Joseph, spirit dealer, 2, College-st. — Mrs. John, boarding and day school, 9, North Silver-st. Miss, straw-hat maker, 20, Fisher-row King, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 57, h. Machray court, 59, George-street

Charles, furnishing tailor, 23, Broad-st. Kn

, David, dealer in provisions, 15, Shiprow 1838—39 KIN—KNO 91

King, George, bookseller and stationer, and depositary of the Tract ' and Aberdeen Auxiliary Bible Societies, 28, St. Nicholas-

:tl street, h. 57, Chapel-street Walter, cutler, 140, Gallowgate

- William, wright and cabinet-maker, 19, Gordon-street, h, 11, - Mrs. grocer and broker, 1, Albion-st. £Huntly-st. Kinloch, Miss, 15, Golden-square ECinneard, William, gardener, 160, George-st. - Mrs. Margaret, vintner, Hardgate

£irby, Thomas, basket-maker, 8, h. 6, Marischal-st. £irkland, Mrs. 65, Dee-st. tCirkton, George, merchant, 30, King-st. - Miss, Female School, 52, Windmillbrae iitson, Henry, teacher of music, Farquhar's-ct. 17, Upperkirkgate Knight & Craib, saddlers, 43, Queen-st. & Gray, coach-makers, 5, Chronicle-lane George, & Co. confectioners and grocers, 49, Union-st. James (of Knight & Craib), k. 20, George-st. James, gardener, Cornhill

- James, coachmaker (of Knight & Gray), h. 21, Netherkirk- - Robert, saddler, h. 91, King-st. [[gate - William, LL.D. professor of natural philosophy, Marischal College, h. 8, Golden-square - William, architect and surveyor—Office, 49, Commerce-st. - Miss, dressmaker, 91, King-st. ECnowles, Adam, boot and shoemaker, Gordon's.mills

| —- George, flesher, 3 and 4, Wales-st.-market, h. 23, Wales-st. - James, jun. flesher, 11, Wales-st.-market, h. 15, Wales-st.

Thomas, flesher, 7, Wales-st.-market, h. 43, Frederick-st. — William, jun. flesher, 23, Wales-st.-market, h. 22, Wales-st. William, timber-merchant, Footdee, h. 27, York-place - William, flesher, 38, Wales-st.-market, h. 23, Wales-st. - Mrs. 70, Dee-st.

Misses, dressmakers, 71 > King-st.

^Cnox, Arthur, cabinet-maker, 9, Rose-st. h. 14, Thistle-st. - Mrs. meal and provision-seller, 187, Gallowgate 1838-39 h2 92 KYD—LAM

Kyd, James, road-overseer, Holburn-st. Kynoch, John, hairdresser, Cotton —— Ninian, merchant, h. 60, Gordon-st. Ninian, grocer and spirit-dealer, 64, Spital

Laing, Alexander, weaver, 20, Union-row

Alexander, artist, 9, Princes-st.

Alexander, vintner, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row David, tailor, 54, Shiprow George (of Laing & Smith), h. Causewayend Herod, 11, Drum's-lane

James, overseer (John Gibb & Son's quarry, Rubislaw), / 32, Summer-st. [Trirkgat James, ironmonger, 98, Union-st. h. Crown-court, 36, Uppei James, hairdresser, 24, h. 22, Park-st. John, cotton manufacturer, Porthill, h. 37, Castle-st. John, quarrier, Holburn-st. Serjeant Robert, 77> George-st. -— & Smith, hairdressers, 9, Netherkirkgate, and 49, St. Niche

William, M.D. 7, Golden-square Qas-s Mrs. lodgings, 14, Commerce-st. - Mrs. John, perfumer, 67, h. 69, Union-st. Mrs. John, midwife, J, Carnegie's-brae Mrs. G. Ashville-cottage, near Holburn-st. Mrs. lodgings, 60, Quay Misses, Keppleston-cottage, Rubislaw Laird, Daniel (of Johnston & Co.), h. 29, Broad-st, James, cooper, 140, George-st. h. Hardgate

. John, cooper, 140, George-st. h. Hardgate Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 64, George-st. Lamb, David, sen. 13, Wales-st.-market, h. 22, Princes-st. David, jun. flesher, 34, Wales-st.-market, h. 22, Princes-st. James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston 1838—39 LAM—LAW 93

Lamb, William, shoemaker, Steps of Gilcomston William, provision merchant, Gordon's-court, 73, Queen-st. Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union-terrace Lamond, James, of Stranduff, h. Lamond's-court, 49, Upperkirkgate —— Mrs. Hary (of Pitmurchie), h. 141, Skene-st. Lamont, Mrs. George, teacher of English and sewing, 4, Gaelic- Lansdown, Mrs. Angusfield [lane Lancasterian School (Boys), Blackfriars-st.—William P. Smith, teacher, h. 14, Marywell-st. [\Dee-st. - School (Girls), Charlotte-st.—Miss Morren, teacher, 29, Larnach, Alexander, shooting gallery, Castle-brae Lauder, Mrs. stamper of patterns for embroidering and braiding, 21, Loch-street comb spoon manufacturer, 110, George-st. j Laurie, David, and

! James, cart and plough vvright, Holburn-st. - Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 32, Virginia-st. h. 31, Constitution-st. - Thomas, founder (of J. Abernethy & Co.), h. Ferryhill William, tea and spirit merchant, and agent, 11, Marischal-

st. h. 3L Constitution-st. William, bookbinder and stationer, circulating library, 169, Union-st. h. 2, St. Mary's-place baw, George, shipmaster (Helen), 54, Virginia-st. John, baker, 60, h. 58, Shiprovv John, mealseller, foot of Jack's-brae John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, corner of Charlotte-st. - Samuel, leather cutter, 33, Schoolhill, h. 2, Affieck-st. William, boot and shoemaker, 113, Union-st. A. East Ruthrie- - William, bookseller, h. 95, Gallowgate [stun - Misses, dressmakers, 35, Shiprow

kawrance, Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7> h. 13, Shiprow James, manufacturer and brewer, &c. Skene-sq. James, jun. Skene-sq. - John, slater, Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate John? brass-founder, 29, Guestrow £Broad-st. John, tailor and billiard-room keeper, Chronicle-court, 32, 1838—39 h 3 94 LAW—LEI

Lawrance, Mrs. Thomas, midwife, 11, Innes-st. Leil Lawrence, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 97, Shiprow Laws, William, cart and plough wright, King-st.-road Lawson, Francis, blacksmith, 2, h. 4, Don-st. Old Aberdeen John, farmer, 24, High-st. Old Aberdeen

Leslie, chief mate (City of Aberdeen steamer), h. 101, Shiprov William (Devanha Brewery), Devanha Leask, Alexander, late farmer, 82, Spital, Old Aberdeen George, advocate, 21, h. 22, Adelphi George, vintner, King-st.-road, Old Aberdeen James, ship-joiner, h. 10, Virginia-st. Thomas, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17, High street, Old Aberdeen

William, late shipmaster, 6, Justice-lane William, shipmaster (Supply), 101, Shiprow William, tailor, Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-st.

Mrs. 3, Shore-brae Ledingham, James & John, teachers of English, elocution, writing

geography, and arithmetic, 7, Correction-wynd James, mealseller, 27, Upperkirkgate Peter, tea dealer and grocer, 66, Union-st. h. 75, King-st- Robert, advocate, 75, King-st. -— Mrs. 2, Hutcheon-st. Lefevre, John, renovator of ladies' and gentlemen's apparel, U George-street Joseph; hairdresser, 91, North-st. Legg, James, tinsmith, 45, h. 46, Netherkirkgate Leigh, John, excise officer, Holburn-st. Leighton, David, of the customs, 48, Castle-st. James, letter-carrier, Charles-st. Broadford John, builder and lodgings, Orchard-cottage, Old Aberdeen

. John, mealseller, 20, St. Clement -st.

. Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 22, Green, h. 10, Co] rection-wynd

Leith, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 9, Peacock's-close Alexander, dyer and renovator, Skene-square 1838—39 LEI—LES 95

Leith, George, shoemaker, 4, Wales-st. - George, weaver, east side of High-st. Old Aberdeen George & Co. printers, 5, Long-acre - George, printer, h. 4, Wales-st. - John, mealseller, 103, Skene-st. - John, late coppersmith, Cuparston-buildings - Mrs Frances, Holburn-st. - Mrs. of Overhall, h. 13, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen - Misses, of Freetield, 22, Silver-st. Leitch, Mrs. lodgings, 9, Huntly-st. {Leonard, Miss, teacher, 26, East North-st.

I Lesley, Mrs. Lieut. Mitchell-place, 151, King-st. Leslie, Alexander, 12, Union-row - Alexander, shipmaster (Albion), 40, Constitution-st. _ Andrew, grocer, 112, A. Ill, Gallowgate _ Charles, h. Rubislaw Villa - George, writer, Sheriff-Clerk-Depute and Justice of Peace- Clerk-Depute, Record Office, 26, King-street, h. 4, Meal- George, shipowner, South Crown-st. [[market-lane - Grant John, Commissary-Clerk-Depute, h. National Bank- court, 42, Castle-st. Rev. James, 64, Broad-st. James, shoemaker, Skene-square - James, clerk (Geo. Thomson), 13, Quay, h. South Crown-st. John, cotton manufacturer, 34, A. 32, Woolmanhill - John, of Powis, Powis House, near Old Aberdeen —— John, shipmaster (Amity), 14, Commerce-st.

Captain John (of the 42d foot), J, Constitution-st. Peter, mason, 77> Chapel-st. Robert, h. Rubislaw-villa - William, surgeon* 20, Adelphi, Union-st. William, shoemaker, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen - William, jun. grocer, tea, spirit, and wine dealer, 31, h. 30, North-street

William, flesher, 46, Castle-st. h. 54, Shiprow - William, builder, 38, Skene-st. 1838—39 96 LES—LIN

till Leslie, William, yost. grocer, 4, Mealmarket-lane - Mrs. sen. (Powis), Berrybank Mrs. vintner, 7» Weigh-house-square Mrs. Craigie-park ~.— Miss, teacher, 95, George-st. Miss, dressmaker, 5, Skene-row Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 9, Virginia-st. Misses, lodgings, 89, Spital Misses, straw-hat-makers, 46, Dee-st. Misses, Don-st. Old Aberdeen Misses, 64, Broad-st. Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Ardent), 33, Virginia-st. David, spirit dealer, 51, East North-st George, shipmaster (Antelope), 54, Quay Henry, shipmaster, 29, Constitution-st. John, shipmaster, 20, East North-st. Robert, boot and shoemaker, 9, Marischal-st. h. 2, Castle-bn William, shoemaker, 56, h. 58, Quay William, shipmaster (Mariner), 7, Garvock-st. Leys, Alexander, flesher, Hardgate Alexander, vintner, 11, Chronicle-lane George, vintner, 65, North-st. ',< Masson, & Co. manufacturers, 89 and 90, Shiprow Peter, & Co. spirit dealers, 32, North-st. Lickly, Henry, & Co. tailors, 73, Queen-st. Liddle, Alexander, excise-officer (South Bridge Distillery), Ligertwood, James, wright, 5, Princes-st. fHardga James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122, King-st. h. Mrs. Peter, vintner, Footdee [Princess k King-st. , Mrs. Thomas, 126, Miss, 21, Summer-st. Lindsay, Alexander, mealseller, 63, Shiprow Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newton of Auchmu,_, Lieut. James, R.N. 18, Prince Regent-st. Roger, mealseller, 50, h. 83, George-st. William, boot and shoemaker, 11, Bon-Accord-lane 1838—39 LIN—LOW 97

jindsay, Mrs. 11, Union-place Mrs. William, broker, 16, Lodge-walk — Mrs. lodgings, 17> Huntly-st. inklater, James, shipmaster (Florence), h. 6, Garvock's-lane John, shipmaster (Myrtle), 11, Sugarhouse-lane jivingston, Mrs. Dr. 11, Virginia-st. ister, Mrs. teacher of English and sewing, 56, Queen-st. i/ittlejohn, Alexander, gardener, 89, Spital James, clothier and furnisher of gentlemen's apparel, 134 and 136, Union-st. h. 10, Castle-st. Peter, clerk (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. Springs bank-terrace Qst. — Win. cashier (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 93, Union- Ioyd's Agent at Aberdeen, Alexander Matthew, 47> Marischal-st. -

^ogan, Charles, provision-seller, 8, St. Andrew-st. - Charles, shipmaster (Walter Hamilton), Links-st. - Mrs. James, Mathieson's-ct. 15, Castle-st. iondon Hat Warehouse, 31, Broad-st. and 14, Guestrow - Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities—William Gray, advocate, agent, 136, King-st. iongmuir, David, inspector of police and superintendent of water works, 54, Union-st. - John, shipmaster (Georgina), 14, Marywell-st. - Rev. John, Sabbath-evening Lecturer, Trinity Parish, h. 20, North Silver-street

Pj Nathaniel, constable, Tytler's-court, Green - Miss, ladies' school, 54, Union-st. iow, Alexander (Milne, Low, & Co.), h. Mackie-place

Alexander, merchant, h. 51, Schoolhill - Alexander, A.M. teacher of Dr. Anderson's School, Flourmill- lane, h. 24, George-street

George (of Matthews & Low), h. 6, Donald's-ct. 20, Schoolhill James, dyer, 50, h. 49, Loch-street John, shoemaker, 56, Woolmanhill 1838—39 98 LOW—LYO

Low, William, blacksmith, 18, h. 8, Catherine-st. Mrs. 2, Carmelite-st. —— Mrs. vintner, 14, Frederick-st. — Mrs. Craigwell-place Mrs. dressmaker, 22, Woolmanhill, h. 13, Blackfriars-st. Mrs. James, 3, Queen-st. Lucas, Samuel, mate of the Bon-Accord whaler, 27, St. Clemeni Lumsden, Alexander, constable, Cotton £stre< Clements, advocate, h. Union-terrace Henry, of Tilwhilly, 255, Union-st. Henry & Clements, advocates, Union-terrace James, woollen draper, 117, Union-st. h. 63, Dee-st. James, agent (for Gosport), rope and twine manufactor 95, Union-street

John, merchant, 95 Union-st. h. Dee-mouth, Clayhills William, merchant, 58, Union-st. h. Millburn-cottage, D

Lunan, John, porter (Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.), h. 4i Loch-street

William, clock and watchmaker, 12, Thistle-st. ^ William, wright, and officer to the Wright and Cooper trad!" 7, St. Andrew-street Miss, dressmaker, 43, Huntly-street Lunatic Asylum, Clerkseat—Thomas Hodge, superintendent Lyall, Alexander, late comptroller of customs, 2, East Craibston-i George & Co. silk-mercers, 99, h. 97, Union-st. Lyell, Alexander, customs, 162, Union-st.

George, town-serjeant, 9, Huxter-row

John, register-grate, stove, and gunmaker, 123, h. 122, Unio"~ st.—Manufacturing house, Back-wynd Mrs. William, 162, Union-st. Mrs. lodgings, 12, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Qstre — Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and corset-makers, 162, Unio' —

Lyon, William, mealseller and vintner, A. Gallowgate 117, 115, f* — William, shoemaker, Ruthrieston 1838—39 LYO—MAC 99

Iacaldowib, Peter, plasterer, W. MilneVct. 60, Gallowgate lacallan, David, upholsterer (of Allan & Macallan), h. Strawberry- - Mrs. 3, Canal-st. [bank lacallum, Mrs. midwife, 11, Justice-lane facbean, Alexander, head of Constitution-st. lacdonald, Alexander, sen. shipmaster, 20, James-st. - Alexander, marble and stone-cutter, 60, King-street, and steam-power manufactory, east end of Constitution-street, k. 5, East North-street - John, bookseller, 12, Crown-st. k. 25, Bon-Accord-st. - John, porter dealer, 218, Gallowgate John, teacher, Union Parish Sessional School, Sugar-house- lane, h. 87, Gallowgate — Mrs. 42, Marischal-street /Taconachie, William, grocer and stoneware merchant, Skene-sq. - William, jun. clerk (Gordon, Barron, & Co.), h. Skene-sq. lacfarlane, Mrs. Peter, 1, Alford-place

Iachray, Alexander, dyer, 79, h. '77, Woolmanhill — Alexander, teacher of John Knox's Parish School. Branches taught—reading, English grammar, geography, writing,

arithmetic, &c.—Mounthooly, Gallowgate-head, k. Kings- land-place, George-st.

— Alexander, vintner, 5, Huxter-row — George, shoemaker, 3, Gaelic-lane — Isaac, Royal Hotel, 63, Union-street — Isaac, mail contractor, 61, Union-st. — Peter, guard (Union), 60, Green — Robert, druggist, 54, Broad-st. h. 77, Woolmanhill — William, shoemaker, 30, Spital — Mrs. Leadside, Gilcomston 1838—39 100 MAC—M'C

Machray, Mrs. teacher, 51, Bon-Accord-st. Mackay, George, spirit merchant, 22, h. 21, Guestrow —— George, printer, Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow James T., jeweller, silversmith, and optician, 104, Union-s h, Mackie-place

John, bricklayer (Gas Light Co.), Gas-st. h. at Works John, grocer, 8, Gerard-street i Miss, boarding school, Union-terrace

Maclean, Alexander, silk dyer, 6, South Silver-st. h. 8, John-st. Samuel, bookseller, 8, Union-st. h. 8, John-st. Macnab, Mrs. Springbank, Pitfodels Macrobie, Mrs. 38, Bon-Accord-st. M fArthur, Alexander, shoemaker, 59, East North-st. John, rope and twine manufacturer, Clarence-street, ne* Cooparston-buildings

M'Bay, Alexander, flesher, 2, Reform-stand, George-st. h. John-sf" M'Bean, Alexander, cooper, 1, North-st. h. 17, Shoe-lane Colquhoun (Richard Cruickshank), h. 41, North-st. ^ Daniel & Co. fleshers, 98, Chapel-st. __— Donald, grocer, Upper Denburn Mrs. late of Alves, 36, Skene-terrace Mrs. 30, Upperkirkgate M'Beath, James, innkeeper, 40, Quay M'Callum, James, tide surveyor of customs, 10, Canal-terrace M'Can, James, china, glass, and stoneware repairer, h. 18, Justice-s M f Carter, John, broker, 17, Lodge-walk M'Caskell, Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4, Shiprow M c Cloy, William, broker, 47, h. Rhind's-court, 64, Gallowgate M'Combie, Dunn, & Co. tobacco and snuif manufacturers, 15, Greep George, stabler 4, Harriot-st.

James Boyn, advocate—Office, 52, Netherkirkgate 2d floor, ,j- — 5 Rev. Robert, Rosehill, Skene-square [[33, Union-plae- Thomas (of M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), h. 5, Denburn-terrace I Thomas, & Co, tobacco and snuif manufacturers, 51, Nethef- kirkgate £and Richmond-hi Thomas (of Arbuthnot & M'Combie), h. 51, Marischal-stree 1838—39 M'C—M'D 101

M'Combie, William, of Easter Skene, h. Easter Skene - William, broker, 56, Schoolhill - Mrs. Peter, 2, Charlotte-st. - Mrs. broker, 14, Woolmanhill - Mrs. of Richmondhill, h. Richmondhill - Mrs. of Tillyfour, 5, Denburn Terrace - Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and lodgings, 69, Union-st. VPConochie, Alexander, English and mercantile academy, 13, Crown-st. h. 25, Whitehouse-st.

— G. C. teacher of writing, 1 15, Union-st. k. 25, Whitehouse-st. — J. R. (A. F. & L. As. Co.) 89, Union-st. h. 25, Whitehouse-st. — Mrs. William, pawnbroker, Ross-court, 6, Upperkirkgate — Mrs. lodgings, 14, Littlejohn-st. M'Condach, Harry, maltster, Holburn-st. - Henry, clerk, South-bridge Brewery, Holburn-st. - John, vintner, 9, Chapel-st. /PCorry, Rev. John S. (Catholic Chapel), Chapel-ct. 1, Justice-st. PCrae, James, clerk (Robert Russel), h. 1, Shuttle-lane PCulloch, Hugh, brewer, 4, Maltmill-bridge, h. 2, Trinity-corner Mrs. lodgings, 5, George-st. PDiarmid, John, vintner, 52, York-st. PDonald, Alexander, grocer, Upper Denburn

Alexander, tailor and broker, ] 1, Lodge-walk Alexander, manager of the Sail Department (Catto, Thomson & Co.), h. 53, York-st. I Alexander, furnishing tailor, 42, Woolmanhill

Alexander, letter-carrier, 1 1, Bon-Accord-lane Alexander, shipmaster (Thainston), Wales-st. ee Alexander, professor of music, 39, Bon-Accord-st.

| - Alexander, chimney-sweeper, 120, Gallowgate - David, manager (Bannermill), h. 46, Constitution-st. - David, spirit dealer, 13, Trinity-st.

ce — David, shoemaker, Cotton

i George, fruit, flower and vegetable hei — gardener, National Bank- court, .hi 42, Castle-st. m — George, gardener and vintner, Holburn-st. 1838-39 i 102 M'D—M'G

McDonald, George, furnishing tailor, 36, Broad-st. h. 152, George-st. Hugh, brass-founder & vintner, Henderson's-ct. 46, Broad-st. James, cabinet maker, 3, North-st. h. 32, Long-acre James, dealer in watches and jewellery, 39, Bon-Accord-st. John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 23, Gallowgate, h. 108, George-st. John, grocer, Broadford, h. 12, Constitution-st. John, road-overseer, 64, Gerard-st. John, tailor, 3, Park-lane John, broker, 3, Castlebrae Kenneth, teacher of the Roman Catholic School, Constitution- Neil, teacher of dancing, Skene-square [st. Peter, Dee Inn, New Pier, Footdee Robert, tailor, 4, Back-wynd * Robert, apothecary and druggist, Cotton Stewart, teacher, 20, Green

. William Skene, writer and accountant, 89, West ^orth-st.

. spirit dealer, . William, grocer, tea and 4, North-st. h. 6, Mrs. James, gardener, 17, Shuttle-lane ("Union- lane Mrs. flesher, 7, George-st. Market, A. 11, St. Andrew-st. Mrs. vintner, 20, Lower Denburn * Miss, dressmaker, 9, St. Andrew-st. Miss, stay and corset maker, 51, Queen-st. Miss, washer and dresser, 22, Marywell-st. M'Dougal, Alexander, shoemaker, Stronach's-close M'Dove, John, London newspaper agent, 13, Correction-wynd M'Farlane, Duncan, shoemaker, 32, East North-st. h. above shop M'Gie, Edward, Fish-st. M'Gilvray, George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 44, East North-st. M'Glashan, William (Ferryhill Brewery), Hardgate M'Gowan, Thomas, & Co. leather dealers, 18, Schoolhill, h. 2, Kidd Mis. John, late of Newbridge, 27, Dee-st. [lane M 'Gregor, Charles, wright, 6, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen blacksmith, 20, North-st. , Donald, M George, mealseller, Skene-square John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, North-st. 1838—39 M

M'Gregor, John, shipmaster (Wave), 49, Commerce-st. John, coach-guard (New Times), 12, Guestrow Robert, hairdresser, 12, Exchequer-row, h. 127, Skene-st. William, shipmaster (Jack Tar), 13, Prince Regent-st. — Mrs. grocer, 127, Skene-st. M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5, Justice-st. h.

1, Chapel-court, Justice-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 91, Skene-st. M'Gruer, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, John-st. M'Hardy, Charles, ironmonger, h. 104, George-st. David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 66, Netherkirk- ate James, advocate, h. Albyn-place [g James, house carpenter, Maybank, Hutcheon-st. James, sheriff-officer—Office and h. 40, Broad-st John, blacksmith, 2, Flourmill-lane John, hotel and lodgings, 10, Adelphi, Union-st. & Rdbison, advocates, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-st. Mrs. milliner, 8, St. Nicholas-st. M'Innes, Mrs. lodgings, 16, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen M'lntos^, Andrew, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, h. 59, Queen-' Charles, wright, 35, Blackfriars-street [st. Darnel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish-st. h. Robert- son's-houses, Mill-st.

Farquhar, vintner ,27, East North-st. James, blacksmith and bell-hanger, 47, George-st. h. 15, St. *Andrew-st. James, tinsmith, 28, h. Yeats'-court, 30, Netherkirkgate John, tailor, 31, East North-st. John, wright, 118, Gallowgate Wjlliam, boot and shoemaker, 26, George-st. —— William, jobbing gardener, 1, Hutcheon-st. Mrs. lodgings, 5, Bon-Accord-st. Miss, teacher, Robertsons-houses, Mill-st. M'lntyre, Alexander, tailor and broker, Farquhar's -house, Upper- Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11, Drum's-lane [kirkgate M'Kay, Alexander, grocer, Tanfield 1838—39 i 2 104 M'K—M'K

M'Kay, Alexander, bootmaker, 53, Loch-st.

A. furnishing JI'J tailor and register office, 57, East North-st. Donald, shoemaker, 2, Gardener's-lane Donald, woolcomber, 44, St. Andrew-st. h. 90, Gallowgate Hugh, tailor, 12, Jopp's-lane George, slater, 93, Green —— George, tailor, 2, Woolmanhill

George, clerk, 1 1, Constitution-st. James, furniture dealer, 10, h. 107, Gallowgate James, — bootmaker, Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-st. — John, wright, Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-st. John, tailor, Cotton

John, manufacturer, 1, Braehead, Gilcomston John, tailor, 10, Spa-st. Lachlan, spirit dealer, 69, Netherkirkgate Neil, cabinet maker, 8, Blackfriars-st. h. Farquhar's-court, 17, Neil, grocer, 34, Don-st. Old Aberdeen [Upperkirkgate' —— Robert, vintner, 7, Union-lane William G. basket, cane and rush-bottom manufacturer, Shoe Mrs. lodgings, 141, Long-acre [l anean M'Kechnie, Allan, shipmaster (John & Robert), 11, Commerce-st. Rev. Neil (Woodside Chapel), h. Woodside M'Kenzie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, and principal servant Greyfriars Church, and funeral waiter, 58, St. Nicholas-st. h. Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate Alexander (Munro & Grant), h. 99, George-st. Alexander, manufacturer, Skene-square Alexander, spirit dealer, 33, Green

Alexander, driver (of North Defiance), h. 7], George-st. - Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, Poynernook Currie, & skinners, 5, Powler's-wynd, h. 7, Denburn-terrace. George, boot and shoemaker, Canal-terrace, h. 2, Garvock-st. George, shoemaker, 108, John-st. Rev. Hugh (Gaelic Church), h. 87, Hutcheon-street James, baker, 63, h. 64, Queen-st. . John, teacher of music, 185, Gallowgate 1838-39 M'K—MAC 105

M'Kenzie, John, shoemaker, 6, Putachie-side _ John, manufacturer, 109, Skene-st. _ John & Co. blacksmiths, 7, Barnett's-close, h. 59, Guestrow _ John, shipmaster (Poles), foot of Wales-st. Capt. Malcom (H. E. I. C. S.), 34, Union-place - R. Shelton, LL.D. (Editor of the Aberdeen Constitutional), h. 124, Union-st. Robert (criminal officer of Police), Harper's-court, 63, North- [street _ Simon, tailor, 8, Shiprow William, teacher, Town-house, h. 92, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, looking-glass and bellows manufacturer, &c. 2 and 4, Littlejohn-st. h. 71, George-st. William, weaver, 5, Flourmill-lane .— William, clothier and haberdasher, 13, Broad-st. h. 11, Union- — Mrs. A. 10, Queen-st. Dane Mrs. Colin, Bon-Accord-terrace — Mrs. George, Ruthrieston-lodge Mrs. John, 139, Skene-st. — Mrs. 33, Summer-st. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 1, Blackfriars-st. — Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 8, Shiprow M'Kidday, James, 21, East North-st. Mack, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Skene-st. Mackie, Alexander, h. 37, Whitehouse-st. — Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 100, Union-

st. h. Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-st. & Co. dealers in sacks, green linens, dowlas, sporting and quarry powder, &c. 24, Queen-st. Charles, cattle-dealer, 37, Don-st. Old Aberdeen —— George, boot and shoemaker, 77, George-st. John, builder, Newton of Auchmull —— John, carter, Gordon's-court, 24, Gordon-st. John, baker, 3, Frederick-st. —— Robert, block-maker, St. Clement's-st. Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, St. Clement-st. L— William, watch and clock maker, 51, Upperkirkgate 1838—39 i 3 106 MAC—M'L

Mackie, William (of Mackie & Co.), billet-master, 24, Queen-st h. 69, Bon-Accord-st. - William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 36, George-st. William, blacksmith (J. Duffus & Co.), 4, Wellington-st, Mrs. stoneware merchant, 85, h. 83, Queen-st. Mrs. James, 112, George-st. —— Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 2, Niven's-court, 29, Guestrow Mrs. feuar, Causewayend

Miss, dressmaker, 1, Trinity-quay Miss, dressmaker, 83, Queen-st.

Macnab, Archibald, superintending engineer, 2, Castlebrae M'Killiam, B. and W. confectioners, 52, Broad-st. Basil (of B. M'Killiam), - & W. h. 49, Guestrovv 31'; William (of B. & W. M'Killiam), h. 3, Blairton-lane M'Kinnan, Lachlan, shipmaster, Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate Lachlan, advocate, 13, Marischal-sl. k. View-place William, M.D. resident surgeon, Lunatic Asylum William, ironmonger, h. View-place William, & Co. ironmongers, cast-iron founders, and bone-ma nure manufacturers, Windy-wynd William, & Co. ironmongers, 25, Gallowgate M'Lachlan, John, shoemaker, 23, h. 30, Upperkirkgate William, broker, 48, Green M'Laren, Geo. manager of the carpet department (A. H. & Sons) h. 150, South Crown-st.

George, shoemaker, 15, Princes-st. [hil James, collector of excise—Office, 116, King-st. h. 45, School- John, commission-mercht. 38, Netherkirkgate,, h. 45, School- William, M.D. 45, Schoolhill [hil M'Laurin, Duncan, supervisor of excise— Office, 112, King-st. L 3 M'Lean, Alexander, tailor, 14, Exchequer-row [Little Chapel-st Alexander, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate Alexander, confectioner, 21, Schoolhill, h. 33, Blackfriars-st. Allan, vintner, 15, Justice-st. James, boot and shoemaker, and vintner, 26, Loch-st. John, plasterer, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate 1838—39 !

M«L—M'M 107

IPf'Lean, John, button manufacturer, 1, Gardener's-lane — John, tea and spirit merchant, 73, h. 79, King-st. — John, shoemaker, 33, Blackfriars-st. •— Robert, plasterer, 8, John-st. Roderick, mealseller, 7, Bon-Accord-lane Roderick, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42, Gordon-st.

Thomas, plasterer, 4, John-st. - Thomas, & Sons, plasterers, M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate - Mrs. 43, Commerce-st. Mrs. Captain, Kingsland-place, George-st. Mrs. late of Grenada, 27, Gordon-st. — Mrs. 68, Gerrard-st. Vf'Leod, Alex, flesher, 22, George-st. Market, h. 53, George-st. Alexander, tailor, 24, Shuttle-lane Alexander, distiller (South-bridge Distillery), k. Holburn-st, Arthur, confectioner, 30, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Colin & Robert, tinplate workers and furnishing ironmongers, 14, Union-street - Colin (of Colin & Robert M'Leod), h. 21, East North-st. - David, boot and shoemaker, Cotton Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17, Justice-st. - James, tinsmith, 39, h. 21, East North-st. - John, bleacher (Milne, Cruden & Co.), h. Gordon's-mills

- John, road-contractor, Ruthrieston [[lane

* Murdoch, clerk (Royal Mail Coach Office), h. 9, Bon-Accord- - Robert (of Colin & Robert M'Leod), h. 44, Frederick-st. - Stewart, accountant and book-keeper, 30, College-bounds, Old Miss, 5, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen [[Aberdeen

3, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 9, Littlejohn-st.

t, M'Millan, Alexander, tailor, Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-st.

- John, tailor, 30, Woolmanhill \_h. 12, Guestrow Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 49, Quay, Rev. Samuel (of the Relief Church), h. Braehead, Gilcomston Thomas, tanner, Jack's-brae - William, currier, Jack's-brae 1838—39 108 M'M—M'R

McMillan, Mrs. vintner and lodgings,. 12, Guestrow | M'Naughton, George, manufacturer (G. B. & Co.), h. Woodside George, excise officer* h. Skene-place M'Neil, Mrs. teacher, 68, Green M'Petrie, Alexander, furniture dealer, 7* Park-st. h. 90, Loch-st. M'Phail, Mrs. Honeybrae, Rubislaw M'Pherson, Alexander, mealseller, 143, George-st. {^George-si

Duncan (of M'Pherson & Rannie), boot and shoemaker, 26C % Captain Duncan, of the 52d foot, 9, Constitution-st. Dr. H. sub-principal and professor of Greek, King's College h. 30, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 54, Netherkirkgate John, notary-public and messenger-at-arms, 12, Blackfriars-si John and James, comb manufacturers, Steps of Gilcomston John (of John and James), h. Kingsland-place & Rannie, boot and shoemakers, 258, George-st. —— William, bookseller, 63, Gallowgate —— Mrs. C. vintner, 83, Green Mrs. lodgings, 18, Marischal-st. Misses, 24, Union-place

Misses, dressmakers, 1, Justice-lane Miss, dressmaker, 52, Schoolhill Miss, dressmaker, 18, Marischal~st. M'Phie, Mrs. Neil, broker, 21, Lodge-walk M'Queen, Alexander, shoemaker, 33, Netherkirkgate James, tailor, 55, North-st. Miss, dressmaker, 8, Skene-st. M'Guire, Philip, clothier, 36, Gallowgate, h. above shop M'Rae, James, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cuparston-building; John, brewer, New-bridge (Cadenhead, Barron & Co.), h. Ho burn-street

M'Rerie, Mrs. lodgings and midwife, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-s M'Robb, John, grocer, Cotton M'Robbie, James, flesher, 149, Gallowgate John, dyer, 139, Gallowgate « Peter, gardener, 9, Porthill 1838-39 MAC—MAN 109

ifacrobin, Dr. Lunatic Asylum, Clerkseat, h. I, East Craibstone-st. lacswein, Hugh, general agent and auctioneer, Union-st.—entries, 2, Union-lane, and 2, Broad-st. k. Ruthrieston-cottage

1'Taggart, Donald, grocer, tea & spirit dealer, 206, h. 210, George- i'l'Tavish, Henry, shoemaker and lodgings, 95, Spital [street

' h — Peter, provision-seller, 23, Spital f'William, William, clerk (Gordon, Barron, & Co.), h. 20, Bel- ( mont-street [street J * lail and General Coach Offices, 61, Union-street, and 5, Castle- fain, Robert, painter, 9, Drum's-lane $ — Thomas, vintner, Ruthrieston

j — Mrs. midwife, 76, Skene-street tair, James, advocate, 25, Queen-st. <| William (of Giiford & Mair), 3, St. Mary's-place pitland, Alexander, merchant (Alexander Burness), h. Lamond's- court, 49, Upperkirkgate — Andrew, book-deliverer, 13, Canal-st. Francis, Aberdeen Barrack Canteen, h. Barracks

— George, agent for Blaikie & Son, publishers, Glasgow ; also for the Scottish Guardian newspaper, 40, Broad-st. — James, & Co. candlemakers, 42, Netherkirkgate

• John, merchant, 115, Union-st. h. 23, Union-place — Peter, late merchant, Causewayend — Richard, spirit dealer, 23, Quay, h. 1, Justice-st. — Robert, candlemaker, h. Links — William, merchant, h. 9, St. Clement-st. — Mrs. William, lodgings, Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-st. alcolm, Mrs. James, teacher (Infant School), Princes-st. — Mrs. of Lochel, 50, Upperkirkgate win, Rev. Alexander, academy, 36, Broad-st. entry, 1, Ragg's- ^ lane [24, Frederick-st. — Andrew, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 42, Broad-st. h. — J. dealer in furniture, 3, Peacock's-close — John, boot and shoemaker, 15, Long-acre William, wright, 63, Chapel-st. h. 32, Summer-st.

j — William, tailor, 6, Causewayend 1838—39 110 MAN—MAR

ijfi Mansey, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Woodside Manson, James, manufacturer, 104, Skene-st. — William, coach-maker and precentor (of North Church), 15 George-street [[stre

Manuelle, Charles, stone merchant, Waterloo-quay, h. 7, Gaivocl Manzie, John, tailor, 6, Fowler's-wynd March, Joseph, & Co. German clock-makers, 23, North-st. Marnoch, Alex, messenger of customs, Custom-house [[Broad-! Marquis, George, accountant, 115, Union-st. h. Thomson's-ct. 6 Marr, Alexander, spirit dealer, 35, Quay, h. 5, Garvock-st. Archibald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newlands David, cattle dealer and flesher, h. 37, North-st. George, flesher, 23, Adelphi, and 27, Shiprow, h. 21, ShiproJ ar t George (of Marr & Milne), h. 30, Wales-st. & Milne, fleshers (successors to James Williamson), 30 an 31, Wales-street-market John, piano-forte maker and tuner, 179, Union-st.—Ent from 2, South Silver-st. [[South Silver-! Mrs. John, teacher of music, 179, Union-st.—entry from Marsh, James, shipmaster (Nimrod), 29, Constitution-st. Marshall, Allan A. (of Marshall & Stephen), h. 20, Littlejohn-st \m Alexander plumber, Oliver's-ct. 12, Upperkirkgate David, painter and glazier, 13, Diamond-st. James, spirit dealer, 86, Shiprow & Stephen,, brass-founders, coppersmiths, and gas-fitters, North-st. and 18, Littlejohn-st. Mrs. (late of Tullynessle), 102, Union-st. Mrs. grocer, 89, Green Mrs. midwife and sick-nurse, 237, George-st. Mrs. flesher, Windmill-brae, h. 18, Lower Denburn

Miss, poultry-shop, 15, Schoolhill -: Martin, Alexander, shipmaster (Majestic), 26, James-st. i Alexander, shipmaster (Patriot, Montrose), 26, James-st. j —r- Alexander, 37, Summer-st. i Charles, shipmaster (Edward), 6, Yeats-lane H George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Broadford 1838—39 MAR—MAS 111

[artin, James, plasterer, 21, Loch-street — John, of the customs, 44, Gordon-street John, jun. flesher, 11, Poultry-market, h. Union Cottage, 230, Union-street John, sen. flesher, 8, Poultry-market, h. Holburn-st. — John, flesher, 16, Wales-st.-market, A.Banchory — Robert, flesher, 15, Poultry-market, k. Tollohill, Banchory

- Samuel, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and mealseller, 1, Cause- wayend, h. 1, Catherine-street

Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34, Union-st. h. Cruden's-court, - William, slater, h. 29, Loch-st. [22, Broad-st. — Mrs. Alexander, 37, Summer-st. Mrs. dressmaker, 16, Guestrow Hartyn, Mrs. Captain, Steps of Gilcomston

"assie, James Ig. manager, Gas Light Co. h. 56, Union-st. — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 73, George-st. — Joseph, shoemaker, 54, Spital — Marianus, advocate, 2, Long-acre, Broad-st. — William, feuar, Holburn-st. Mrs. lodgings, 27, St. Andrew-st. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, I— 56, Union-st. asson, Andrew, accountant, h. 9, Gallowgate — Andrew? vintner, Hardgate [Andrew-st. Charles (of John Walker & Co. blacksmiths, &c.) 43, St. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Causewayend John, wood-merchant, 140, George-st. h. 12, Jopp's-lane — John, baker, 52, h. 45, Virginia-st. — John, brewer, Brewery, 82, h. 84, Loch-st. — Robert, cabinet-maker and furniture dealer, 11, Justice-st. — William, cooper, Holburn-street r- Mrs. Alexander, cook's shop, 38, North-st. Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 16, East North-st. Mrs. Samuel, 19, Union-row — Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 133, Skene-st. — Mrs. sick-nurse, 20, James-st. — Miss, dressmaker, Holburn-st. 1838-39 112 MAS—MAT

Masonic Coffee-room, by Geo. Mackay, Milner's-ct. 21, Guestrov Mather, Andrew, overseer (Patrick Kilgour), Lower Middlefieh! John, traveller (A. & W. Black), k. 2, Affleck-place John, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 11, h. 14, Summer-lai John, gardener, Kittybrewster Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 13, Mutton-brae Miss, teacher, 42, St. Andrew-st. Matthew, Alexander C. surgeon, 61, Virginia-st., and 10, Park-s h. 3, Canal-terrace —— Alexander, insurance broker and agent to Lloyd's, 47, Mari chal-st. h. Mitchell-place, King-st. John, wright, 10, Loch-st. John, late baker, h. 3, Canal-terrace William, boot and shoemaker, 55, Green Matthews & Low, tanners and leather merchants, 54, George-st. William, jun. leather merchant, h. 271, George-st. William, leather merchant, h. 12, Harriot-st. Matheson, Alexander, baker, 54, h. 52, Schoolhill — Charles, ropemaker, 46, Virginia-st. Isaac, mealseller, 2, East North-st. h. 95, King-st.

. Isaac, silk mercer and haberdasher, 33, Union-street, k. 2, Sj Catherine's-wynd [North -stre< —— James, wright and dealer in furniture,23, Peacock's-close, Eai —— John, builder, 62, Causewayend John* stabler and vintner, 10, Mealmarket-lane Peter, merchant tailor, 3, Broad-st. h. 2, Union-lane —— Robert, grocer, salt? provision, and coal merchant, Beattie's-c Mrs. Skene-square [102, L 92, Gallowgal __— Mrs. Robert, 27, Dee-street Mrs. midwife, 15, Huntly-street Mathewson, Alexander, nurseryman, Connigarhill, Links Alexander, jun. nurseryman and seedsman, 10, Union-stree h. Connigarhill, Links Mathieson, William, shoemaker, 51, Woolmanhill Mathison, John, bookseller, stationer, and paper agent, 60, Unior street, h. Webster's-Court, 23, Guestrow 1838-39 MAT—MEL 113

Mathie, Buchanan, officer of Excise, Thomson's ct. 61, Broad-st. Maver, Alexander, blacksmith, I Holburn-st. & Murray, painters, 3, Littlejohn-st. Miss, matron, House of Refuge, Duthie's-ct. 35, Guestrow Miss, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 56, Gallowgate

Mavers, Charles, flesher, 4, Wales-st.-market, h. 6, Shuttle-lane

Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Brilliant, steamer), 2, Yeats-lane

Rev. Dr. D. professor of Divinity, King's College, h. 1, George, surgeon, Cotton [Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen George, china merchant, 47, Union-st. h. 28, Adelphi, Union- James, berthmaster, 3, Baltic-st. [street . John, watch and clockmaker, 11, h. 13, Schoolhill Robert, builder and lodgings, 53, Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. lodgings, 53, Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. lodgings, 37, St. Andrew's-st. Mrs. midwife, 5, Guestrow Miss, Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate Miss, Holburn-st.

Mechanics' Reading Room, 17, Queen-st.—John Young, manager Meek, Andrew, vintner, 61, Shiprow S Meffet, Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204, Gallowgate

"I Meikleham, David S. engineer (Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.), Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 68, Queen-st. [h. 14, St. Clement-st. Meldrum, Andrew, excise-officer, 44, Queen-st. James, shoemaker, 19, Lower Denburn William, gardener, 13, Rose-st. 1- Mrs. William, Gerard-st. Tavern, 30, Gerard-st. Melikin, Mrs. staymaker, 9, St. Nicholas-lane

Mellis, Peter, coal broker—Office, 3, Water-lane, h. 12, Prince Re- Mrs. 10, Peacock's-close, 24, Castle-st. [gent-st. Mellin, James, wright, 32, Hutcheon-st.

S. gardener, 7, Gardener's-lane Melville, Eliezer, ironmonger, Smith's-court, 49, Gallowgate —- Thomas, jun. ironmonger, 87, Gallowgate Thomas, & Sons, plane, lock, and hinge manufacturers, and wholesale ironmongers, 106, Gallowgate 1838-39 k 114, MEL—MER

Melville, Wm. ironmonger, 106, Gallowgate, h. Kingsland-place, Broadford Melvin, George, master, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill George, boot and shoemaker, 18, Woolmanhill, h. 2, Spa-st. James, LL.D. rector of Grammar School, h. 19, Belmont-st. James, wright, 30, Ferguson's-court, Gallowgate James, wright, 10, h. 32, Hutcheon-st. James, grocery, drug, dye-stuff, and paint warehouse (whole-; sale and retail), 58, Broad-st. h. 42, Constitution-st. John, manufacturer, 38, Spital John, musician, 51, Shiprow John, dispensing chemist, 22, Castle-st. John, mason, Upper Cotton William, blacksmith, Candlemaker's-court, 46, Gallowgate — Mrs. lodgings, 60, Spital Miss, straw-hat-maker, 79, Shiprow Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46, Upperkirkgate, k. 87, Hutcheon Alexander, gardener, Hardgate [streel Alexander, stabler, 168, Gallowgate James, land-surveyor, Hardgate

John, linen-yarn manufacturer, 37, Gallowgate, h. 1, Jopp's- William, tea and spirit merchant, Holburn-st. [lam Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57, Netherkirkgate Menzies, Charles, 38, Loch-st.

John, leather-cutter, 8, h. 6, Schoolhill John, vintner, 184, Union-st. John, bottle carter (Anderson & Calder), 48, Green Mercer, Hay, watch and clock maker, 22, North-st. John, wright, 22, Catherine-st. William, artist, 22, Catherine-st. William, & Co. grocers and spirit-dealers, 32, Wellington-si h. 14, Shoe-lane Merchant, Alexander, house-carpenter and cabinet-maker, Char lotte-street, h. 16, St. Andrew's-street tT— Seamen's Office, 47, Marischal-st. —— Mrs. Richard, 11, Chronicle-lane 1838—39 MES—MIL 115

Mess, Mrs. George, lodgings, 9, Back-wynd Messon, Alexander, hairdresser, 55, North-st. Meston, Alexander, farmer, Denhead of Rubislaw Alexander, late dyer, 80, Woolnianhill John, silk-dyer, 32, Green Thomas, teacher of English, &c. 56, Union-st. h. 17, Golden- Rev. William, teacher of languages, 12, Belmont-st. [sq. Metellus Fire Insurance Company—Robert Stephen, advocate. Town House, agent

Meyers, Lazarus, 1, Flourmill-lane Michael, Andrew, overseer (Wm Pirie & Co.), h. 130, Union-st Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 130, Union-st. Michie, Alexander, teacher, Cotton

George, cooper, 10, Quay, h. 7, Barnett's-close John, merchant, 19, Union-row John, feuar, 63, Chapel-st. John, tinsmith and beadle of the Woodside Church, Cotton

it Middleton, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 46, h. 48, Sum- — James, candlemaker, 31, Wales-st. [jner-st. — Peter, tailor, Holburn-st.

I Robert (of Jessiman & Middleton), 8, Huntly-st. Robert, dealer in butter and eggs (wholesale and retail), h. 67> George-st. Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. Ash-cottage, Skene-st.

• Mrs. James, Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs. George, vintner, 19, Loch-st. Mrs. George, 30, Shuttle-lane Mrs. wool and worsted merchant, Davidson's-ct. Ill, Gallow- —— Miss, dressmaker, 8, Huntly-st. Cgate

——- Miss, dressmaker, 111, Gallowgate Military Hospital, Castlehill Millar, Alexander, road-overseer (Buchan district), King-street, Old Aberdeen

Alexander, provision-seller, 6, Trinity-st. —— George, rope and twine manufacturer, 34, Park-st. James, flesher, 15, Wales-st.-market 1838—39 k 2 116 MIL—MIL

maker, Loch-street, h. Millar, James, tobacco-pipe 48, M'Kenzie's- Jlii court, 42, George-street Stewart, shoemaker, 2, Windmillbrae William, tailor, 67, Queen-st. Mrs. lodgings, 235, George-st. Mrs. teacher, 28, Lodge-walk Miller, John, provision-dealer, 27, Guestrow Mrs. 30, Bon-Accord-terrace

Milne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 30, St. Nicholas-st. h. 16, Alexander, vintner, 93, Green [Huxter-row Alexander, stabler, 56, Green [66, North-st. —— Alexander, watch and clock-maker, 66, h. Mitchell's-court, —— Alexander, gardener, Carnation-field, near Rosemount-terrace Alexander, gardener, 28, St. Andrew-st. Alexander, lime, coal, bone manure, and grain merchant—Of- fice, Provost Blaikie's-quay, Inches, h. 22, Quay Alexander, baker, 83, h. 82, Gallowgate Alexander, tailor, 11, Dee-st. Alexander, shore porter, 69, Shiprow - — Alexander, grocer, snuff and tobacco manufacturer, 14, Young- —— Andrew, tailor, 306, George-st. [st. h. 22, Gerard-st. Andrew, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Chapel-st. Cruden, & Co. manufacturers, Spring-garden, Windmill-brae, David, grocer, Ferryhill-buildings [and Gordon's-mills David, merchant, h. 22, St. Andrew-st. - David, lodgings, 14, Commerce-st.

David, wright, 2, Martin's-lane David, & Co. tailors, Ferryhill-buildings George, victualling-house and vintner, 32, Castle-st. — «— George, vintner, 78, Windmill-brae —— George, gardener, 46, High-st. Old Aberdeen —— George, manager (W. P. & Co.), h. Gordon's-mills —«— George, warehouseman, Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate George, shore-porter, 54, Shiprow George, mason, 8, Huntly-st. —- George, quarrier, Kingsland-place, George-st. 1838—39 MIL—MIL 117

ilne, George, road-contractor, Ferryhill-cottage James Hay, writer (Fiscal's chambers), h. 11, Huxter-row James, Milne's inn and lodgings, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street

James, manufacturer, h. Provost Milne's-court, 65, Gallowgate t James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, and clothier, Cotton James, shipmaster (Waterloo), Annand's-court, 27> James-st. John, agent for Mill of Inverury, 14, Canal-terrace

John, baker, 22, k. 24, George-st.

John, B. 3, Queen-st. John, gardener, Willowbank John, cattle-dealer, 36, Frederick-st. _ Rev. John, 297? George-st. John, letter-carrier, 21, Blackfriars-st. John, timber-merchant, 210, King-st. John, cabinet-maker, Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street, h* Nelson-street John, porter (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 93,

John, tailor, 76, Spital . [[Union- st.

I —— John, cart and plough wright, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen John Duguid, advocate—Office, 54, Union-street, h. 5, East Craibston-street — John, hairdresser, 28, Gallowgate

I John, provision-seller, 61, George-st. Joseph, blacksmith, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 98, John-st.

Joseph, vintner, Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row Joseph, horse-shoer and farrier, 3, Farrier-lane and Lang-

stane-place, h. 95, King-st. [buildings Low* & Co. manufacturers and woollen-drapers, I, Union- Peter, shipmaster (Henry Michie), 35, Virginia-st. Robert, teacher, 19? Marischal-st. Robert, timber-measurer, Hardgate Robert, tide-waiter, Clerihew's-houses, Prince Regent-st. Robert, millwright (J. Duffus & Co.), Webster's-houses, Han- Robert, manufacturer, 9, Black's-buildings [over-st. Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside 1838—39 k3 118 MIL—-MIN

Milne, William, dealer in provisions, 141, Gallowgate William (of Marr & Milne), h. 9, Wales-st. William, shoemaker, Jl, Woolmanhill William, nailer, h. 108, John-street

William, boot and shoemaker, 17, St. Nicholas»st. h. 13

Schoolhill £Broad-st. h. 3, Queen-st William, & Son, grocers, tea and spirit merchants, 39 William, late painter and glazier, k. W. Milne's-court, 60 William, feuar, 34, High-st. Old Aberdeen [Gallowgate Mrs. David, midwife, 22, St. Andrew-st.

Mrs. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 181, h. 183, Gallow- Mrs. James, St. Nicholas-st. 26, Cgat * Mrs. John, vintner, 6, Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. Robert, Millbank-cottage, Woodside

Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and stay-maker, 15, k. 17, Queen-st. - Mrs. Robert, teacher of English and sewing, Webster's houses, Hanover-st. Mrs. William, lodgings, 59, Virginia-st. Mrs. midwife, 14, Harriot-st. - Mrs. lodgings, 2, High-st. Old Aberdeen Mrs. flesher, 2, Wales-st.-market, h. 11, Wales-st. Miss, teacher of piano-forte and singing, 19, Marischal-st. Miss Jane, confectioner, 19, Netherkirkgate Miss Jean, lodgings, 64, George-st. Miss, 75, Union-st. Miss, dressmaker, Wm. Milne's-court, 60, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 191, Gallowgate Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14, Thistle-st. Miss? dressmaker, 15, Gordon-st. Miss J. register office, 89, Skene-st. Misses, lodgings, 19, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen —— Margaret, register office, 63, Netherkirkgate Mill of Eggie Warehouse, 48, George-st. Mills, John, mate, St. Clement's-st.

Milton, Alexander, police mason, 6, Little Belmont-st. Minto, William, superintendent of patent slip, k. 28, Wellington-st 1838—39 MIN—MIT 119

Minto, William, & Co. boatbuilders, York-place William, shipbuilder (of Wm. Minto & Co.), h. 28, Wel- lington-street —— Misses, late of Kinnethmont, Ann-st. JMirrielees, James, general agent, 26, Adelphi, Union-st. —— William, haberdasher, 72, Union-st. h. Twin-Cottage, Hol- burn-street Mitchell, Rev. Adam, principal session-clerk, and head master of the Grammar-school, h. Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen Alexander, grocer, 46, East North-st. Alexander, advocate, 36, King-st. Alexander, heckle-maker, Grandholm-works

i Alexander, assistant pilot-master, New Pier Alexander, bookseller, stationer, and binder, 20, Upperkirk- Charles, spirit dealer, 32, Guestrow Egate, ^ 20, Spital —— David, advocate, 25, Marischal-st. ——- Rev. David, teacher (East Parish Sessional School), 50 Ne- therkirkgate, h. 108, Gallowgate David, tailor, Harvey's-ct. 90, Gallowgate George, painter and glazier, 8, Black's-buildings George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Jack's-brae

——. George, & Co. spirit merchants, Waterloo-quay James, cutler, optician, and dealer in toys, trinkets, &c. 70,

James, tea and spirit dealer, 1, York-st. Queen-st. — James, mason, 73, Chapel-st. — James, clothier and haberdasher, 5, Union-buildings, h. 41, — James, grocer, Cotton [Huntly-st. — John, shoemaker, 35, East North-st. John, builder, 4, Little Chapel-st. John, shipmaster (Norval), 12, Guestrow — Robert, manager, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. h. Geddes'- court, 12, Prince Regent-street — Robert, hinge-maker, 6, Berry-lane — Thomas, engineer (J. Duifus & Co.), 19, Constitution-st. — William, bookseller, fancy stationer, and jeweller, 81, Union- street, k. 20, Spital 1838—39 120 MIT—MOI

Mitchell, William, silk-mercer, 27, h. 29, Union-st. Mrs. Mitchell's-court, 66, North-st. Mrs. midwife, 53, Chapel-st. Mrs. 42, Chapel-st.

Mrs. lodgings, 1, Adelphi, Union-st.

Miss, I, Chapel-st. Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 96, George-st. Mitchell's Hospital, 9, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen Moffat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton Mrs. Captain William, lodgings, 21, Shiprow Moir, Alexander, late hosier, h. Moir's-ct. 103, Gallowgate Alexander, vintner, St. Clement's-st. Andrew, lecturer on anatomy—lecture-rooms, 6, Flourmill- B. (of J. Moir & Son), 4, Canal-terrace [lane, 49, Guestrowj - Charles, grocer and druggist, 5, Skene-row —— David, furnishing tailor, 8, St. Nicholas-st. h. 29, Frederick-st. Francis, vintner, funeral and occasional waiter, 37, North-st.

George, of Denmore, h. Denmore

> George, tailor, 8, Shiprovv James, gardener, Leadside, Gilcomston James (of Moir & Sharp), h. 13, Woolmanhill

James, M.D. 9, Carnfelite-st. —— James, shoemaker, 60, East North-st. James, shoemaker, 18, Causewayend John, & Son, preserver of all kinds of animal and vegetable food in a fresh state, 38, Virginia-st. h. 4, Canal-terrace John (criminal officer of Police), 23, George-st. John, wright, Stronach's-close, h. 11, St. Andrew-st. Robert, wine-merchant, 23, Adelphi, Union-st.

& Sharp, hairdresser, 4, Skene-st. - Mrs. Robert, 75, Dee-st. Mrs. lodgings, 6, Union-lane

» Mrs. lodgings, 40, Netherkirkgate —— Mrs. wool-merchant, 59, h. Smith's-ct. 49, Gallowgate Mrs. register-office, 23, George-st. Mrs. George, 57, Chapel-st. 1838—39 MOI—MOR 121

Moir, Miss, dressmaker, Charles-ct. 40, Upperkirkgate 1— Miss, dressmaker, 18, Marywell-st. — Misses, 8, Guestrow fVlollison, Alexander, goldsmith, 12, Harriot-st. — David, porter and spirit dealer, 26, h. 37, Quay James, Union Hotel, and post-horse-master, 25, Union-st. —— James, grocer, 11, St. Clement-st. — John, vintner, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 15, Virginia-st. — Mrs. midwife, 3, Flourm ill-lane

— Mrs. 6, Denburn — Miss, dressmaker, 13, College-st. Mollyson, Mrs. Captain William, 40, Chapel-st. Moncur, William, vintner, 3, Wales-st. Montgomery, Alexander, plasterer, 11, Sugar-house-lane D. grocer, 148, George-st.

Francis (of Shaw & Montgomery), h. 11, Sugar-house-lane Moores, Mrs. lodgings, 2, Castle-brae

More, George, tailor, 3, Hutcheon-st. — Mrs. George (Raeden), 30, Silver-st. — Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 30, Silver-st. Miss, 57, Schoolhill — Misses (of the late Collector's family of the Customs), ft, Morgan, Alexander, hairdresser, Upper Denburn £Dee-st. — George T. surgeon, 6, Broad-st. — John, cabinet-maker, Virginia-st. h. S, Putachieside —— John, shipmaster (St. Nicholas), 2, Yeat's-lane — John, teacher, Gilcomston Parish School, Gilcomston Morice, David Robert, advocate, and Alexander Johnston, W.S. 233, Union-street — Mrs. Alex. h. West Craibstone-street

— Mrs. John, broker, 8, Justice-lane — Mrs. Robert, 233, Union-st. -— Miss, 165, Union-st.

Moris, John, shoemaker, 8, Justice-lane Morison, Alexander, shipmaster (City of Aberdeen, steamer), 13, Prince Regent-street 1838—39 122 MOR—MOR

Morison, Alexander, pilot-master, New Pier U Alexander, shoemaker, 5, Denburn David, woollen draper, 2, Castle-st. h. 29, Constitution-st. * George, wood-merchant, Jack's-brae, h. Leadside, Gilcomsto George, guard (Marquis of Huntly), h. 26, Lodge-walk James, shipmaster, 2, Baltic-st. —— James, gardener, Drywell-park —— James* printer at Constitutional Office, h. 22, Green James, late of Berbice, 59, Dee-st.

John, shipmaster (Altnaskiach), 1, St. Mary's-place John, shipmaster (Pacific), 15, Constitution-st.

John, tea dealer, 85, Causewayend ! Hot Joseph, tailor, h. Cluber's-close, Park-st. —— Peter, vintner and victualling house, 48, Guestrow Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 131, h. 119, Gallowgate j— Theodore, stonecutter, Charles-st.

William, umbrella-maker, 48, Broad-st. h. 21, Windy-wynd William, tailor, 37, Guestrow William, wright, 8, Gordon-st. [[Bridge of Dol- William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Don-terrace, NeiUoi William, 57, Gerard-st. —— Mrs. lodgings, 6, Carmelite-st. Mrs. broker, 12, Justice-st.

Mrs. William, lodgings, 104, George-st. |lui Mrs. 42, Chapel-st. L Mrs. lodgings, 19, George-st. — lloi Miss, dressmaker, 20, Littlejohn-st. Maurice, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 25, Park-st. Morren, Miss, teacher of the Female Lancasterian School, Chaij- lotte-street, h. 29, Dee-street Morrice, Alexander, shipmaster (Arica), 20, Union-row — Alexander, cashier, Aberdeen Bank, 53, Castle-street, h. Jj- Marischal-street [stream

Alexander, ironmonger (Wm.M'Kinnan & Co.), h. 9, Princejj-

' James, innkeeper and lodgings, 34, Marischal-st. Mrs. 9, Princes-street 1838—39 MOR—MUN 123

lortimer, Adam, wright, 42, Loch-street —— Alexander (of Alex. Mortimer & Co.), h. Waterloo-quay Alexander, & Co. ship-bread bakers, Waterloo-quay

• Alexander, fk Co. bakers, general commission agents and ship brokers, Waterloo-quay — Peter, wood-merchant, Poynernook, h. 27, St. Nicholas-st. — Robert (John Duffus & Co.), King-st. h. 8, Union-terrace — William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 76, George-st. — Mrs. 8, Union-terrace — Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 8, Union-terrace — Miss, Regent Inn, 61, Regent-quay Alexander, hatter, Marischal-st. h. Erat, 38, 32, Guestrow Alexander, broker, 103, Shiprow

Alexander, grocer and stoneware merchant, 3, Blackfriars-st.

— George, silk-hat maker and furrier, 7j> Netherkirkgate

James, tailor, 7> Flourmill-brae

-— John, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 29, Castle-street, h. — 9, - Mrs. James, Crown-st. [[Guestrow — Mrs. John, vintner, 14, Prince Regent-st. h luil, Rev. Francis, 8, Belmont-st. * — Francis, baker, 135, George-st. and 38, John-st. h. 137, George-

» John, baker, 35, Schoolhill [[street

• Miss, straw-hat-maker and dressmaker, 39, Queen-st. luir, Alexander, advocate, 71> King-st. h. Loirston-house lundie, William, gardener, Mill-bank lonro, Daniel, provision-seller, 40, Netherkirkgate

- David, advocate, 64, Broad-st. k 5, Carmelite-st. — George, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.), h. 5, Carmelite-st. ir — James, general agent, 43, Castle-st. h. 5, Carmelite-st. —- John, shoemaker, 40, Netherkirkgate

- Joseph, stonecutter, 7L North-st. - Mrs. late of Huntly, 5, Carmelite-st. eejfunro, Alexander, turner, fishing-rod and tackle maker, 118,6. - Alexander, shoemaker, Cotton C^O, King-st. — & Grant, woollen-drapers, 48, Union -st.

j— James, shipmaster (City), Mill-st. 1838—39 124 MUN—MUR

Munro, James & David, boot and shoemakers, 48, Upperkirkgah

h. Jack's-brae John, surveyor of taxes—office, 48, h. 84, Union-st. John, coffee-mill, Dee Village John, straw-hat manufacturer, 55, Queen-st. Kenneth, boot and shoemaker and leather-cutter, 56, Georg< street, h. 21, St. Andrew-st.

. Peter, shoemaker, 58, Spital

—— Roderick, shoemaker, 7, Church-st. William, bookseller, 50, h. 51, Spital William (of Taylor & Munro), h. 15, Woolmanhill William, boot and shoemaker, 14, Shoe-lane — Mrs. lodgings, 9, Guestrow Mrs. stay-maker, 120, King-st. - Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 61, Chapel-st. —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 112, George-st. Ann, sick-nurse, 6, Little Belmont-st. Murdoch, Alexander, overseer, 1, Mutton-brae Alexander, bookseller, 46, Dee-st. —— Miss, dressmaker, 8, Dedburn-terrace Murray, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 4, North-st. — Alexander, tailor, 7, Lower Denburn —— Alexander, flesher, 182, Union-st. cattle-dealer and farm< h. Hillside, Raeden, Stocket Andrew, advocate, 103, Union-street Ebenezer, late merchant, 27, Gordon-street —— George, vintner, 93, Skene-street George, merchant (Wm. Smith, jun.), 106, Union-street,.*- Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-street

— George, last-maker, Ross-court, 6, Upperkirkgate, h. 1 , Litt. john-street [str< — George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, & Co.) h. 13, Bon-Accoif- George, tinplate-worker, 23, h. 25, Chapel-st.

George, builder, 85, Park-street lint —— James, clerk, 20, Blackfriars-st. James, advocate—Office, 42, Schoolhill 1838—39 MUR—MUT 125

tt Murray, James, boot and shoemaker, 52, h. 50, Upperkirkgate James, clerk (Farquhar & Gill), h. 51, Summer-st. James, turner (M. C. & Co.), h. Gordon's-mills - James wright (M. C. & Co.), h. Gordon's-mills James, painter, 13, George-st. — John, overseer, Park-st. Rev. John (North Parish Church), h. 59, St. Nicholas-st. John, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 30, k. 34, Quay - John, tobacconist (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), h. Park Cottage, Broadford

& Monro, managers (Aberdeen Lime Co.), 2, Inches -— Peter, tailor, 3, Fowler's-wynd — Peter, victualling-house, 41, Loch-st. -— Robert, shoemaker, Greig's-court, 3, Windmillbrae - Robert, confectioner, 12, h. Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-st. William, spirit dealer, 28, George-st.

William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.) —Office, 2, Lime- sheds, Inches, h. Springbank-terrace

William, tlesher, 17, George-st. Market, h. John-st. William, builder, 46, John-st. William, brush-maker, 25, Chapel-st. William, tobacconist (Taylor & Forbes), 46, Netherkirkgate

William, flesher, 2, St. Nicholas-st. h. Henderson's houses, Short-loanings, Gilcomston William, & Co. vintners, Old Bridge of Don — William, boot and shoemaker, 57> Windmillbrae — William, tailor, 16, St. Andrew-st. * — Mrs. Alexander, 66, Dee-st. — Mrs. Alexander, flesher, 6, reform-stand, h. 11, George-st. — Mrs. James, chimney sweeper, 40, Gallowgate — Mrs. Peter, umbrella-maker, 70, Green — Mrs. vintner, fl, h. 73, Windmillbrae lutch, James, tailor and clothier, 208, George-st. — John, gardener, Loch-head Robert, blacksmith, 22, Dee-st. 1838—39 l 126 NAI—NIC

Nairne, John, tailor, Holburn-st. Mrs. 40, Schoolhill Nanson, J. H. landing surveyor, Customs, 60, Marischal-st. Napier, Alexander, wright, 6, Denburn Terrace George, dung contractor, 70, North-st. National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42, Castle-st. Naughton, John, turner and musical-instrument maker, 90, George- Neil, Joseph, cartwright, Jh North-st. [street Mrs. vintner, 42, Quay Neilson, Alexander, shoemaker, 11, Gerard-st. Charles, builder and stonecutter, Union-place, h. 25, Union- George, block-maker and boat-builder, York-st. [row

. William, & Co. boat builders, block and pump makers, York- Co.), h. 3, Summer-lane [st. . William (of William Neilson & Mrs. housekeeper, Trinity-hall, 1, Trinity-corner Neish, Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 49, Windmillbrae

. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11, Dee-st. Neive, Robert, broker, 98, Shiprow Netherlands' Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office, Bank of Scot- Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate [land, Castle-st. New Inn and Hotel, 5, Castle-st. Nicol, Alexander, stone merchant—Office, Wellington-st. h. Seaton Farm, Old Aberdeen Alexander, cooper, 25, Green Charles, stabler, Tanfield

... George, merchant and Wellington-tavern, Copland's-houses, George, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton [Wellington-st. James, advocate, 17, Adelphi James, bulker (Harbour Office), York Place

, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 18, h. 20, Shiprow

. John, gardener, Fountainhall John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Lower Cotton 1838—39 NIC—NOE 127

Nicol, Joseph, baker, 10, h. 8, Exchequer-row - Lewis, mason, 1, Canal-lane, Old Aberdeen Reid, & Co. shipbuilders, York-st. William, vintner, 31, Causewayend William, house-carpenter, Cotton William, boot and shoemaker, 284, George-st. Mrs. Andrew, 4, Dee-st. - Mrs. John, lodgings, head of Bon-Aceord-st. Mrs. Peter, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen Mrs. Ferguson's-court, 5, Putachie-side Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 45, Frederick-st. — Mrs. broker, 93, Gallowgate Nicoll, John, turner, 8, George-st. h. Broadford Lewis, advocate, 17> Guestrow

Nicolson, Daniel, collecting clerk (Gas Light Co.), h. 6, Bon-Ac- _ James, lodgings, 23, James-st. [cord-terrace James, book-keeper (A. Hall & Co.), h. 54, Virginia-st. Thomas Balford, of the Customs, 14, Silver-st. Mrs. Wilson, 26, Bon-Accord-terrace Niddry, John, writer, 64, Hutcheon-st. Mrs. John, 64, Hutcheon-st. Nisbet, Alexander, mason, Stonyton

Andrew, soap-maker, 59, Loch-st. h. 6, Canal-st. & Laing, skinners, 27, George-st. Niven, Alexander, vintner, 10, Netherkirkgate Alexander, 4, Frederick-st.

Noble, Miss, dressmaker, 3|9, Queen-st.

Norrie, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 65, Shiprow, h. Charles-st. Mrs. Joseph, 3, Kidd-lane North British Insurance Office—Thomas & Newell Burnett, advocates, 11, Belmont-st. and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103, Union-st. agents [manager of Scotland Banking Company, 43, Broad-st—Henry Paterson, of Scotland Steam Navigation Co.'s Office, Waterloo Quay of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company—William Chalmers, manager—Office, 36, Union-st. 1838—39 l 2 128 NOR—OGS

Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Charles Chalmers, advo cate, agent, 24, Marischal-st. Nutall, Mrs. Dr. Ill, High-st. Old Aberdeen

Ogg, David, basket-maker, 66, Queen-st. David, brass-founder and finisher, 10, Chronicle-court, 40 Broad-st. h. 88, George-st. Henry (Henry Ogg & Co.), k. Holburn-st. Henry, & Co. Strathdee Distillery, Cuparston James, stabler, 5, Harriot-st. John, spirit retailer, Upper Denburn Mrs. provision seller, 88, George-st.

Ogilvie, Alexander, baker, 45, Guestrow, k. 1, Barnett's-close George, hairdresser, 15, Woolmanhill

George, fancy snuff-box maker, 9, Barnett's-close

James, shoemaker, 1, Park-st. James, stoneware merchant, 299, George-st. John Charles, M.D. 156, Union-st. John, mason, Ann-st. John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill

William, flaxdresser, 59, Netherkirkgate, h. Mile-end William, porter and spirit dealer, 17, Causewayend Mrs. lodgings, 6, Marischal-st. Miss, dressmaker and lodgings, 89, Spital Miss, of Auchiries, 37, Union-place Miss S., Ruthrieston Miss M., Ruthrieston Miss, 99, George-st.

Misses, 1, St. Nicholas-st.

Ogilvy, John, baker, 70, King-st. h. 1, East North-st. Ogston, Alexander, tallow-chandler, 55, h. 56, Loch-st. Francis, M.D. Ogston's-court, 84, Broad-st. James, brewer (Geo. Gordon & Co.), Hardgate John, wright, Denburn Terrace 1838-39 OLD—PAT 129

'o )ldmachar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 137, Union-st. )ldman, Alexander, wright and funeral waiter, 43, Frederick-st. Andrew, wholesale merchant, 24, h. 26, St. Nicholas-st. )liver, James, land-waiter, 59, Virginia-st. Oswald, H. C. Ship and Insurance Broker—Office, 45, Marischal-st. h. 20, Constitution-st. _ Mrs. James, 20, Constitution-st.

- Mrs. midwife, 4, Skene-terrace - Miss, dressmaker, 4, Skene-terrace

Palmer, James, shipmaster (Regent), foot of Wales-st. — John, vintner, 65, Loch-st. Panton, Alexander, baker, 89, h. 83, King-st. Mrs. Charles, lodgings, 40, Upperkirkgate ?ark, Alexander, manufacturer, 11, Gallowgate, k. 4, Thistle-st. — Andrew, mason, 9, Hutcheon-st — Ernest, forester, wood of Pitfodels, h. 37, Long-acre arker, Rev. Gavin (of Bon-Accord Parish), h. 52, Skene-terrace — John, shipmaster (Bon-Accord), 32, Wales-st. Iparkhill, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 3, Park-st- raterson, Alexander, blacksmith, 6? Porthill Donald, shoemaker, 5, Blairton-lane, h. 12, Quay George, shoemaker, 10, Black's buildings George, & Co. watchmakers, 114, George-st.

!—— Henry, cashier (North of Scotland Banking Co.), k. Tulios — James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw — James, tanner, 3, Denburn-terrace

James, clerk, 8, Wellington-st. [gate — John, candlemaker (James Maitland & Co.), 40, Netherkirk- — John, surgeon, 12, Quay, h. 34, St. Nicholas-st. — John, shoemaker, 10, Black's-buildings — John, advocate, 2, Guestrow u—— John, shipmaster (Dunnottar Castle), 11, Commerced —— John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 133, h. 131, George-st. 1838—39 l 3 130 PAT—PEL

Paterson, John & George, boot and shoemakers, 122, Union-st. — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 44, corner of Mealmarkel lane, h. 86, Causewayend Peter, shipmaster, 18, James-st.

Robert, carrier (William Stephen), h. 9, George-st.' Walter, mate, Mill-st.

William, leather merchant, 2, Denburn-terrace William, advocate, 4, Thornton-place, 29, Guestrow William, mason, 25, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen William, & Co. tanners and curriers, Jack's-brae

—— William, boot and shoemaker, 23, St. Nicholas-st. h. 12, Qua Mrs. dealer in old clothes, 34, East North-st. Mrs. A. 48, Dee-st. Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw

Mrs. 115, Union-st. Eli — Miss, late of Logie, 40, Skene-terrace Paton, Misses, of Grandholm, 49, Schoolhill Paul, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 36, High-st. Old Aberdeer George, gardener, 18, Windmillbrae James, overseer (L. M. & Co.), h. Lower Cotton

John, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 2, John-st. —— John, plasterer, 76, Windmillbrae Rev. William, assistant and successor at Banchory-devenic Parish, h. Ruthrieston William, mealseller, Skene-square Mrs. Professor, h. Ruthrieston Paulin, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 22, Shiprow Paxton, Alexander, carver and gilder, 30, East North-st.

Pearson, Alexander, manager (G. & W. Davidson), h. 12, Virginia David, 24, Dee-st. [stre< John, shipmaster (Duchess of Sutherland), h. 11, Canal-tei Peggett, William, overseer (L. M. & Co.), k. Tanfield [rac Pelican Life and Insurance Company of London—agent for Abe] deen, Lewis Nicoll, advocate, 17, Guestrow Pellatt, Stephen, manufacturer, (Richards & Co. Broadford Works h. Golden-square 1838—39 PEN—PHI 131

Penman, Rev. Richard (Frederick-st. Chapel), h. Constitution-st. it|Permit Office, 112, King-st.

Petrie, George, engraver and copperplate printer, 6, Huxter-row, h. Stronach's-close — James (of Wright & Petrie), h. 43, Bon-Accord-st. John, mealseller and stabler, 61, North-st. Peter, mason, 35, Long-acre Robert, boot and shoemaker, 120, Skene-st. Mrs. broker, 69, Queen-st. eterkin, Christian, grocer, 65, George-st. James, wright, 22, Virginia-st. — John, wright, 18, Whitehouse-st. — Miss, dress and straw-hat maker, Ewen's-ct. 40, Gallowgate

ettigrew, Alexander, vintner, Stronach's-close, Castle -st. hcenix Fire Office—Henry and Clements Lumsden, advocates, Union-terrace, and Alexander Allan, advocate, M'Combie's- court, 52, Union-st. agents nlPhilip, Andrew, cabinet-maker, h. 13, Union-row — Andrew & William, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, Com- mercial-buildings, 111, Union-st. — Charles, shipmaster (Sovereign, steamer), 83, Bon-Accord-st. Colin Allan, advocate, h. 78, Queen-st.— Office, 17, King-st. Forbes, builder, 6, Park-st.

James, woollen draper, London hat and Edinburgh shoe establishment, 30, Union-st. h. 4, Affleck-st.

James, shipmaster (Bon-Accord, brig), 8, Justice-lane

— James, accountant, and patentee for preserving all kinds of animal and vegetable food for years in the fresh state, 10, Trinity-corner, and 3, Farrier-lane John, bookbinder, 48, Queen-st. John, shipmaster (Reward), 27, St. Clement-st.

John, working upholsterer, 23, Woolmanhill, and 11, Black- friars-street

& Taylor, wholesale and retail clothiers and drapers, 40, Union- street, up stairs William, shipmaster (Mansfield, schooner), Hanover-lane 1838—39 132 PHI—PIR

Philip, William, clothier and draper (Philip & Taylor), h. 35, Ne- therkirkgate William, jun. (of Wm. Philip, jun. & Co.), h. 120, King-st. William, jun. & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 26, Union-st - William, upholsterer, h. 6, St. Mary's-place William, shipmaster, Walker's-court, 17, Virginia-st.

William, millwright and machine maker, 46, Loch-street, anc irri Mrs. 6, St. Mary's-place £Broadford, k. 91, Gallowgatc Mrs. James, 78, Queen-st. Mrs. William, poultry-shop, 12, George-st. Phillips, Thomas, shipmaster (Rapid), Middleton's houses, Wales-

Phrenological Society, 2, Queen-street [streetllaji Pickering, Capt. W. H. Royal Artillery, h. 148, Crown-st. Pickthorn, Lieut. John, R.N. Froghall Cottage Pirie, Alexander (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. 19, Adelphi, Union-st.jolic Alexander, jun. (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. 19, Adelphi Alexander, & Sons, paper manufacturers and wholesale sta tioners, 18, Adelphi Alexander, wright, 48, Skene-st.

- Alexander, shore porter, Exchequer-ct. 9, Exchequer-row Benjamin, & Co. grocers, tea and spirit dealers, 97, Gallowjorte David (Inglis & Pirie), 75, Union-st. [gat Francis (of Alex. Pirie & Sons), h. Fraserfield House -— George, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 90, Brebner's-court^ 83, Shiprow George, vintner, Maberly-st. Broadford George, shore porter, Exchequer-court, 9, Exchequer-row John, gardener, and successor to J. Cadenhead, Strawberry Patrick, manufacturer, Gordon's-mills* h. 135, King-st. fbanl Patrick, jun. manufacturer (of Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. Doi Cottage, Gordon's-mills —— William, 67, Bon-Accord-st. William, shore porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow William, & Co. worsted-spinners, hosiers, and carpet manu facturers, 8 and 9, Adelphi, Union-st. Mrs. George, broker, 29, East North-st. 1838—39 PIR—PRA 133

rie, Mrs. John, sick-nurse, Copper-Co.'s-court, 14, Gallowgate Mrs. William, 3, Adelphi, Union-st. Mrs. lodgings, 3, High-st. Old Aberdeen, and late boarding- mistress, King's College

I— Miss, dressmaker, 158, George-st. Miss, Ligertwood's-court, 77* George-st. irrie, Wm. M.D. lecturer on anatomy to the Universities of King's and Marischal Colleges, Clark's-court, 2, Upperkirkgate ttendrich, Alexander, beadle (St. Clement's Church), and funeral-waiter, h. Sugarhouse-lane Alexander, advocate, Exchange-court, Union-st.

ayfair, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 16, King-st. h. Webster's-ct. 23, Guestrow Charles, gunmaker, 94, Union-st. h. Crown-court, Union-st. lice Tax Office, 50, St. Nicholas-street

lson, John, farmer, innkeeper, and post-horse master, 3, New-st. Old Aberdeen pplewell, John, & Co. wool manufacturers, 73, North-st. and Ca- nal Road - John (of J. Popplewell & Co.), h. Mitchell-place, 151, King- rter, David, cabinet-maker, head of Jack's Brae (^street t(— Francis, bootmaker, 15, Castle-st.

— Hugh, broker, 6, Justice-st.

K rteous, Miss, glove-maker and ingrafter, 20, Blackfriars-st.

st Office, 15, Adelphi, Union-st. (Penny), 59, High-st. Old Aberdeen (Penny), James Brebner, Cotton (Receiving), James Fraser, grocer, 199, Union-st. d- (Receiving), Charles Runcy, 32, Quay (Receiving), John Davidson, 215, George-st. tter, James, & Co. brewers and maltsters, Maberly-st. _ James (of James Potter & Co.), h. Maberly-st. alter, Absalom and Thomas, manufacturers, 9, Broad-st. h. 65, Dee-street

itt, John, customhouse agent and broker—attendance in the long- room, customhouse, from 9, a.m. to 3, p.m. h. 22, James-st. 1838—39 (

134 PRA—PYP

Pratt, Robert, miller, Flourmill, h. Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhi Presley, Alexander, shoemaker, 151, George-st. George, coach-guard (South Defiance), h. 151, George-st. George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 11, Commerce- Primerose, George, 61, Don-st. Old Aberdeen John, writer, h. 61, Don-st. Old Aberdeen Primrose, George, druggist, 18, Union-place, h. 19, North Silver- Thomas, advocate, 2, Adelphi, Union-st. h. 19, North Silver- Rev. William, 19, North Silver-st. William, M.D. 19, North Silver-st. Proctor, John, manager of the new spinning-mill, Broadford-wor 3, Mary-place, Skene-square Miss, 139, Skene-street Procurators- Fiscal for the Burgh—Alexander and John Cadenhe* advocates, 52, Netherkirkgate, 1st floor Procurator- Fiscal for the County, William Simpson, advocate— fice, 56, Bon-Accord-st.

Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire—John D. Milil^ 1

l" aI advocate, 54, Union-st. i Profat, George D. advocate, 12, St. Nicholas-st. Mrs. 12, St. Nicholas-st. Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of London—Tl^, mas John Bremner, advocate, 2, Belmont-st. Protector Fire Insurance Company—Alexander Allan, advoca M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-st. Proven, Mrs. lodgings, 39, Netherkirkgate Provident Life Office and County Fire Office—agent, Willi

Thomson, jun. 109, Union-st. f»s Prussian Vice-Consul—Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Cast Public Mathematical and Commercial School, 42, Green Rooms, Union-st.—William Chisholm, keeper i English School, 1, Drum's-lane Purvis, John, tavern keeper and eating-house, 26, Guestrow,

Pyper, James, post-horse master and livery stables, 7, Shoe-lan<

1838-39 RAE—RAI 135

e, Alexander, late schoolmaster, 40, Huntly-st — Alexander, grocer, Woodside — George, messenger-at-arms, Union-terrace

—• Hugh, corkcutter, 135, Gallowgate — John, gardener, Burnside — William, collector of coal money, 13, St. Andrew-st, — William, gardener, 16, Hutcheon-st.

t|— William, vintner, Cotton William., worsted dealer, 13, Skene-st. Mrs. 10, Carmelite-st. J— Mrs. Northfield, Gilcomston eburn, George, shipmaster (Ariel), 21, James-st.

{ — John, teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. 11, Union-row — John, plasterer, 2, Denburn

Itffan, Mrs. William, Skene-square

ffarty, Peter, travelling merchant, 4, Regent-quay

gjg, David R. merchant (of Brebner & Ragg), h. 162, Union-st. — Robert, vintner, 10, Wales-st.

| it, Miss, lodgings, 10, Canal-terrace mage, Andrew, leather-merchant, 31, Long-acre — & Co. working opticians, 6, St. Nicholas-lane, h. Smith's- court, 49, Gallowgate [[street George, stocking manufacturer, 49, Queen-st. h. 30, Shuttle- i|— Mrs. John, 2, St. Catherine's-wynd msay, John, boot and shoemaker, 2, Correction-wynd, h. 49, Woolmanhill [L Walter, tailor, 2, Denburn — Mrs. D. basket manufacturer, 2, Princes-st. h. 9, Long-acre

Mrs. lodgings, 1 9, Union-buildings — Mrs. teacher, Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Mrs. 5, Black's-buildings — Miss, of Barra, h. 22, Bon-Accord-terrace

inie, Alexander, haberdasher, 235, George*st. 1838—39 136 RAI—REI

Rainie, George, shipmaster (Ruby, sloop), Mill-st. — John, shipmaster, Smith's-houses, Chapel-lane William, shoemaker, M f Cook's-court> 116, Gallowgate William, mason, 11, St. Andrew-st. Rainy, George, surgeon, 27, Queen-st. Randall, Mrs. dealer in furniture, 19> East North-st. Rankin, Arthur, jobbing gardener, 32, Hutcheon-st. Rannie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alexander, builder and timber-merchant, 50, Commerce-! h. 64, Shiprow

Thomas, porter, Aberdeen Bank, h. Wales-st.

William, shoemaker (of Macphersou & Rannie), h. 26 M. porter and spirit dealer, 49, North-st. [George-s Mrs. Thomas, 7, Thistle-st.

. Mrs. lodgings, 64, Queen-st. Miss, 37, Bon-Accord-st. Rattray, John, 12, Causewayend

, Robert, surgeon, 24, Woolmanhill

William, manufacturing-chemist, Broadford, h. 10, Constitu Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4, Gallowgate [tion-stre; William, shipmaster (Craigievar), 24, Constitution-st. Read, William, merchant, 17, Belmont-st. Reed, Mrs. William, Clerihew's-houses, Prince Regent-st.

Rees, William, excise-officer (Union Glen Distillery), h. Holburr Reid, Alexander, gardener, 29, Virginia-st. [stre Alexander, bulker (Harbour Office), h. 116, Gallowgate Alexander, fancy dyer, 32, Loch-st.

Alexander, stabler, 9, Harriot-st.

Alexander, cart and plough wright, 22, li. 26, Skene-st. Lieut. Andrew, R.N. Bridge of Dee Benjamin, nurseryman and seedsman (James Reid & Co.), 35, Chapel-st.

—— Charles, house-carpenter, 31, Skene-st. h. 4, Skene-terrace Donald, teacher of sacred music, and precentor, East Churci GordonVct. 24, Gordon-st. Duncan, late shipmaster, 22, Wales-st. 1838—39 REI—REI 137

Reid, Duncan, surgeon, Crown-court, Union-st. [Guestrow Edward, superintendent, House of Refuge, Duthie's-ct. 35, George, blacksmith and bellhanger, 29, h. 31, Queen-st. George, & Son, chemists and druggists, 45, Union-st. h— George, sen. (of G. Reid & Son), h. 28, Silver-st. George, jun. (of G. Reid & Son), h. Crown-ct. Union-st. George, blacksmith and iron-turner (R. & Co.), h. 14, Gerard- George, sen. turner, 4, Gaelic-lane [street George, broker, 25, North-st. James R. teacher, h. 28, Silver-st. James, of Meadowbank, h. 39, Loch-st. I James, mason, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd — James, nursery and seedsman, h. Belville, Gilcomston —— James, gardener, Springbank, 85, end of Bon-Accord-st. James, clerk (A. Hadden & Sons), 53, College-st. _— James, shipmaster (Mansfield), Middleton's-houses, Wales-st.

. — James, foreman (Gas Light Co.), h. at Works — James, tailor, Cotton — James, & Co. nursery and seedsmen, 42, Union-st. — John, shoemaker, Farquhar's-ct. 17, Upperkirkgate — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton — John, wright, turner, and vintner, 4, Jopp's-lane _— John, vintner, 20, Lodge-walk John, boot and shoemaker, h. 12, St. Andrew-st. John, vintner, 8, Back-wynd John, shipbuilder, 111, York-st. John, wood-sawyer, 28, Gordon-st.

John, shipmaster, 3, Links-st. Joseph, shoemaker, 9, Virginia-st. — Peter, felt manufacturer, 9, Pork-lane Peter, porter and spirit dealer, Callum's-houses, 47, East — Peter, stabler, 3, Harriot-st. [North-st. — Robert, cabinet-maker, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd — Robert, wright, 199, Gallowgate — Smith, & Co. distillers, Union-glen distillery, Hoi burn — Thomas, advocate, 4, Diamond-st. 1838-39 m 138 REI—REI

Reid, Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hardgate Walter, vintner, 161, George-st. William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don William, boot and shoemaker, Henderson's-ct. 46, Broad-st. William (John Duffus & Co.), 6, Canal-terrace William, treasurer of Gordon's Hospital, h. 70, High-st. Old William, teacher, 3, Denburn [[Aberdeen William, late bookseller, 5, Littlejohn-st. William, shoemaker, Upper Denburn

William, shipbuilder (of Nicol, Reid, & Co.), h. 109, York-st William, vintner, 18, Carmelite-st. William (of Craigen & Reid), 19, Huntly-st. William, stoneware merchant, 158, Gallowgate

William, distiller (Union-glen Distillery), h. Holburn-st. William, slater, 29, Skene-st. William, vintner, Springbank, North Road Mrs. spirit dealer, 4, Skene-terrace

. Mrs. George, 43, Frederick-st. Mrs. James, lodgings, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd Mrs. James, 11, Constitution-st. —— Mrs. James, lodgings, 8, Belmont-st. Mrs. Peter, dressmaker and milliner, and lodgings, 159, Gal —- Mrs. William, 35, Wales-st. [lowgatti

Mrs. William, jun. flesher, 10, Poultry-market, k. 42, Park-st —— Mrs. grocer, 42, East North-st Mrs. lodgings, 12, College-bounds

Miss, teacher, 5, Littlejohn-st.

Miss, stewardess (City of Aberdeen, steamer), 3, Robertson's houses, Mill-street

Misses, ladies' school, 8, Belmont-st. Reith, Alexander, gardener, 1st lot of Pitmuxton David, advocate, 12, Adelphi, Union-st. George, precentor, Holburn Church, 4, Little Chapel-st. — James, toll-keeper, Bridge of Dee James, jobbing-gardener, 107, John-st. John (6th regiment of foot, retired), Ruthrieston 1838-39 REI—RID 139

Reith, John, mealseller, 19, Skene-st. John, tollkeeper, New Bridge of Don Joseph, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 66, Gerard-st. Mrs. tollkeeper, Cuparston Rennie, Alexander, nurseryman, 64, Cusewayend C. M. distiller, Gilcomston, h. at Gilcomston Distillery George, shipmaster (Migvie), 29, Hutcheon-st. Mrs. lodgings, 64, Queen-st. Rettie, M. & Son, lamp and fancy ornament saloon, 101, Union-st.

k. Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-st. « M. & Son, lamp manufacturers, tinsmiths, japanners, and oil merchants, Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-st. William (M. Rettie & Son), h. 9, Bon-Accord-st. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Rettie's-court, 51, North-st. Reynolds, Gordon, basket-maker, 74, Queen-st. Rhind, Alexander, merchant, 60, Green John, commission agent and mahogany merchant, 27, Castle- street, h, 121, Crown-street William, 41, Huntly-street William, tailor, Henderson's-court, 6, Broad-st. Miss, dressmaker, 20, Back-wynd Rhynas, Mrs. 50, Upperkirkgate Riach, James, stoneware-merchant, 8, Justice-st. Mrs. John, lodgings, 30, Young-st. Mrs. provision-dealer, 54, High-st. Old Aberdeen Richards & Co. linen manufacturers, Broadford vitriol works, Rubislaw , & Co. bleaching and Richardson, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 14, Crown-st. Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander, Coast Guard, 63, Don- street, Old Aberdeen Riddel, Alexander, furnishing tailor, 27, George-st. Alexander, overseer (John Gibb & Son), 8, Church-st. Alexander, provision-seller, Skene-square Donaldson, officer to the Hammerman Trade, and Convener's

officer to the Seven Incorporated Trades, Riddel's-court,

6, Windmill-brae 1838—39 m 2 140 RID—ROB

Riddel, David, boot and shoemaker, 50, East North-st.

James, treasurer to the Harbour Trustees, h. Harvey's-ct. 90. James, vintner, Cotton [[Gallowgate James, cabinet-maker, 93, King-st. h. 9, Prince's-st. James, writer (Blaikie & Smith), h. Harvey's-ct. 90, Gallow-

John, late leather merchant, h. Broadford Cga* c Peter, bulker (Harbour Office), h. Harvey's-ct. 90, Gallowgate William, coal-broker, 52, Quay Mrs. James, Riddel's-court, 6, Windmill-brae Miss, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate Riddler, John, gardener, 108, Skene-st.

Riddoch, Misses, girls' school, 6, Garvock-st. Ritchie, Alexander, secretary (Gas Light Co.), h. 49, Bon-Accord-

James, 110, High-st. Old Aberdeen [[street James, shoemaker, M'Kay's-ct. 80, Gallowgate John, late farmer, Charles-ct. 40, Upperkirkgate Thomas, shipmaster (Circassian), 3, Church-st. Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown-cfc. Union-st. Alexander, 26, Spital George, overseer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), 17, James-st. James, tailor, 41, Virginia-st. James, shoemaker, Woodside John, tea and spirit dealer, 63, h. 65, Green John, tailor, 14, East North-st. -—— Mrs. James, 22, Gerard-st. Miss, dressmaker, 14, East North-st. Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98, Spital

John, boot and shoemaker, 178, Gallowgate, h. 28, Spital William, slater, Steps of Gilcomston

Roberts, Alexander, dealer in groceries, tea, porter, and spirits, 17, St. Clement-st. h. 1, Links-st.

Alexander, steward (Harlequin), h. 1, Links-st. —- David, saddler, 94, King-st. h. 24, Frederick-st. John, wright, R. Duthie's-houses, Castle-brae Mrs. lodgings, 24, Frederick-st. —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, R. Duthie's-house, Castle-brae 1838-39 ROB—ROB 1*1

Roberts, Misses, dressmakers, 12, Frederick-st. Robertson, Alexander, traveller (Smith, Irvine, & Co.), h. 104, High-street, Old Aberdeen Alexander, dealer in porter, ale, and spirits, 2, Canal-terrace Alexander, gardener, 24, Spital Alexander, builder, 79, Windmill-brae, h. 4, Gordon-st. —— Benjamin, shipmaster (Sophia), 67, Commerce-st. Charles, ironmonger, 17, Park-st. h. South Constitution-st. Charles, blacksmith, Castle-brae, h. 3, Mill-st. Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 85, Green David, Aberdeen Hotel, 138, Union-st. (Bridge) David, grocer and spirit dealer, 35, East North-st. David, blacksmith, Castle-brae, h. 3, Mill-st. George, wright, 76, h. 64, Gerard-st. George, mason, 101, Chapel-st. Gilcomston George, saddler 5 Braehead, — Hector, shoemaker, 11, Trinity-corner James, tavern-keeper, Don-terrace, New Bridge of Don James, hair-cutter and perfumer, 5, Queen-st. &. 26, Broad-st. — James, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 263, George-st. James, cooper, 72, Hutcheon-st. James, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 157, Union-st. A. Straw- James, coal-meter, 21, Shuttle-lane [berrybank cooper, Hardgate |—— James, late James, gardener, Walker's-court., 17, Virginia-st. James B. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 147, *• *45, George-st. John, shipmaster (Preceptor), 3, Wellington-st. Patrick, Mackie-place Peter, teacher (of Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-st.), h. 129, Robert, surgeon, 84, George-st. [Union-st. Robert, druggist, manufacturer of black and japan inks, furniture paste, and liquid blue, 82, h. 84, George-st. Roger, shoemaker, Walker's-court, 23, College-st. [st. Thomas, coppersmith (H. Gordon & Co.), h. 27, St. Andrew. Thomas, jun. clerk (D. Smith & Co.), h. 27, St. Andrew-st,

. Thomas, cabinet-maker, Gordon's-court, 88, Broad-st. 1838—39 m 3 142 ROB—ROB

Robertson, Thomas, gardener, Hardgate Bol William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 145, h. Milne's-court William, tea-dealer, Woodside [}43, Gallowgat William, chimney-sweeper, Porthill-close, 98, Gsllowgate William Forbes, of Hazelhead, h. Hazelhead

William, marble and stone-cutter, 4, Huntly-st. —— William, clothier and merchant-tailor, 20, St. Nicholas-st. h 77, Bon-Accord-st. —— William, boot and shoemaker, 7, h. 5, Upperkirkgate William, mealseller, 80, Chapel-st. William J. (of James Duguid & Co.), h. 27% George-st. Mrs. A. 2, Affleck-st. Mrs. Capt. Alexander, lodgings, 17, Whitehouse-st. Mrs. Charles, Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate Mrs. Duncan (Excise), 93, Spital Mrs. Dr. William, Albyn-place Mrs. George (Excise), 53, Shiprow Mrs. James, 83, Union-st. Mrs. John, 34, Skene-terrace Mrs. John, midwife, DrimmieVhouses, Maberly-st. Mrs. dealer in butter and eggs, 209, Gallowgate Mrs. teacher of the Female Roman Catholic School, Constitu- Mrs. dressmaker, Broadford-place [tion-st. Mrs. lodgings, 16, Lodge-walk

Mrs. vintner and lodgings, Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-st. Mrs. midwife, 262, George-st. Mrs. midwife, 31, Virginia-st.

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 9, Blackfriars-street Miss, dressmaker, 8, Correction-wynd Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Crown-court, Union-st. Miss, dressmaker, 5, Princes-st. Miss, dressmaker, 54, Union-st. Miss, dressmaker, 20, Fisher-row Miss, dressmaker, 29, Broad-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 30, Upperkirkgate Robison, William, advocate, Commercial-court, 58, Castle-st 1838—39 ROB—ROS 143

Robison, Mrs. William, 15, Carmelite-st.

I |Robson, John, wright, 8, Porthill William, clerk (Leys, Masson, & Co.), A. Cotton — Miss, straw-hat maker, Upper Denburn iRoche, Capt. Joseph, R.V. 9, Union Terrace JRodney, George, general gardener, 53, Windmillbrae iRodger, James, sen. Maberly-st. James, jun. tanner, currier, and wholesale and retail leather dealer, Gilcomston Tannery, h. Maberly-st. Roger, Henry, flesher, eating-house, and spirit shop, 57, h. 54, John, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), h. Broadford [Quay Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), h. 39, Long-acre William, clerk (A. Pirie & Sons), h. Kingsland Place William, shipmaster (Edinburgh Packet), h. St. Clement-st. William, miniature painter, 71, Bon-Accord-st.

. Mrs., Broadford Ronald, Alexander, dealer in provisions, 2, Trinity-quay Mrs. Lemon-tree Tavern, 7, Huxter-row

. Mrs. John, broker, 25, Lodge-walk Rose, Donaldson, shipowner & timber merchant, 11, Golden-square Donaldson, & Co. timber merchants, 27, York-st. James, grocer and shoemaker, Short-loanings James, late cooper, h. 85, Bon-Accord-st. —— John, stabler and vintner, 166, Gallowgate William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer and mealseller, Cotton Miss, housekeeper, Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill —— Miss, grocer, 93, Green Ross, Adam, tack and nail manufacturer, Tytler's court, Green, h. Alexander, vintner, Gordon's mills [79, Green Alexander, tailor, 7, East North-st. [Wellington-st. Alexander, clerk (William Simpson & Co.), Footdee, h. 28, Andrew, flesher, 10, George-st.-market, L 152, George-st. Andrew, house-carpenter, 32, Whitehouse-street Angus, cooper, 14, Sugarhouse-lane Charles, grocer, Gordon's-mills —__ Daniel, inspecting clerk (Gas Light Co.), h. 7, Shore Brae 1838—39 144 ROS—ROS

Ross, Donald, boot and shoemaker, Woodside {OSi Donald, surgeon, 2, North-st. Donald, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside [[corn George, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 10, h. 11, Trinit Skene-place

George, tailor, 6, St. Catherine's-wynd

Ros -— Hugh, sen. overseer (Alexander Nicol, Wellington-st.), h. I Hugh,jun. small-ware merchant, (successor to Robert Melvin

4, Broad-st. h. 3, Skene-place Hugh, late officer of excise, 14, Harriot-st. James, upholsterer, 15, Upperkirkgate, h. 2, Gallowgate James, shoemaker, Upper Denburn James, builder, 28, Summer-st. James, sheriff-officer, 19, Fisher-row —— James, portrait painter and teacher of dancing, 13, Long-aci —— James, road contractor, Duncan's houses, Short-loanings James, carrier of the Infirmary-chair, h. 1, St. Andrew-st. James, vintner, 43, Quay John, boot and shoemaker, 46, Queen-st. h. 10, Chapel-st. John Leith, of Arnage, h. 6, East Craibstone-st. John, assistant-commissary of ordnance, 91, King-st. John, teacher of music, 8, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Peter, boot and shoemaker, Upper Denburn Robert? grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 34, Green Robert, surgeon and apothecary, 17> h. 19, Fisher-row Thomas, shoemaker, 21, St. Clement-st. William, mealseller, 21, Park-st. William, sailmaker, 13, Lodge-walk

William, advocate, 4, Carmelite-st. William, draper, 177? Gallowgate William, dealer in poultry, Philip's-court, 147, Gallowgate

William, ironmonger, 34, Broad-st. h. 6, Crown-st.

• William, auctioneer, 15, Upperkirkgate, h. 2, Gallowgate William, blacksmith, Church-st. h. St. Clement-st.

William, dealer in made clothes, 7, East North-st. Mrs. Charles, 42, Skene-terrace 1838—39 ROS—ROY 145

Castle-st. loss, Mrs. Hugh, broker, Mathieson's-court, 15, Mrs. John, of Craigiepark, 39, Upperkirkgate Mrs. John, 6, Little Belmont-st. Mrs. John, of Grenada, 31, Bon-Accord-terrace - Mrs. Robert, Crowri-st. [lowgate Gal- Mrs. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 137, fa 139, William, shipmaster (Queen Victoria), 3, Baltic-st. j losay, tea and spirit dealer, 78, George-st. in jlothnie, John, grocer, princi- *ough, John, corn extractor, funeral undertaker, and pal beadle (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-street Eloutledge, Isaac, (of W. Routledge & Son), h. 220, Gallowgate William, (of W. Routledge & Son), h. 270, George-st. manufacturers, 219, Gallow- ; Whinton, & Son, rope and twine Rosemount-terrace £gate icrjfcowell, Joseph, comb manufacturer, 4, William, chain manufacturer, 68, North-st. Roy, Lieut. James (Aberdeenshire Militia), h. 4, Bon-Accord-lane James, jun. seedsman, nurseryman, florist, and fruiterer, 50, Union-st.—Nurseries, North-st. and South Ferryhill, &c.

h. at Nursery, South Ferryhill John, gardener, 53, Guestrow John, flesher, 15, Wales-st. Market, h. 4, Cowgate John, seedsman, 50, Union-st. h. South Ferryhill William, vintner, Mannofield Mrs. John, lodgings, 165, Union-st. Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 129, Union-st. Miss, dressmaker, 5, Princes-st. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 165, Union-st. Royal Exchange Assurance^—Alex. Jopp, advocate, agent, Jopp's- court, 31, Gallowgate Royal Mail and General Coach Omces, 61, Union-street Ruddiman, Alexander, foreman (M'Combie, Dunn, & Co.), 13, John, cabinet-maker, 11, Shiprow QGreen

William, pawnbroker, 6, Green William, wright and dealer in furniture, 2, Barnett's-close Runice, George, surgeon and apothecary, 45, Green 1838—39 -

146 RUN—RYL

Runcie, John and William, tinsmiths, 9, George-st. Runcy, Charles, Millbank—Office, 32, Quay—Receiving Post-on^ Charles, shipmaster (Sophia), 58, Quay

Russel, Alexander, merchant-tailor, 48, Netherkirkgate AIti Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13, St. Clement-st. James, farmer, Newlands Robert, wholesale tea, spirit, and provision merchant, &c.

Shuttle-lane, Park-st. laloo

R. C. surgeon, 1, h. 2, Mounthooly Lite

- William, bookseller and circulating library, ianli 19, Broad-st. Dee-street 4, [Union-st. h. Dee-s ^ 4, : William, confectioner - - and baker, 38, Upperkirkgate, and 2)

William, merchant tailor, !ian Concert-court, Broad-st. s Mrs. dressmaker, Chapel-court, 1, Justice-st. Mrs. midwife, Cotton Mrs. (Skelmuir), 266, George-st. Mrs. late of Aden, 4, Dee-st. Mrs. teacher, Forbes-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Cotton - Miss, of Rathan, Broadford [Castle-stre< Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson— Office, Bank of Scotlam Rust, Alexander, merchant (of Rust & Smith), ft. Bon-Accord-sqi Alexander Stewart, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 60, i Nicholas-st. h. Bon-Accord-square - & Smith, agents and general merchants, Commercial-buik™ ings, 115, Union-st. —- Gilbert and George, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchant 14, George-st. h. Loch-head, by Lunatic Asylum iean James, & Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit dealers, and g| l» neral merchants, Cotton iicot: James, of Auchenclech, h. Cotton — Williamson (of James Rust & Son), h. Cotton Rutherford, George, Co. blacksmiths, - & 27, Frederick-st. h. 1, Gai deners'-lane L Thomas, spirit-dealer, 90, North-st. Rylie, Thomas, manager (A. Mortimer & Co.), Waterloo Ouav to 1838-39 7 SAL-SCO 147

\int, James, shore-porter, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow almon, Thomas, dealer and purchaser of all kinds of ladies and gentleman's wearing apparel, hats, shoes, and boots, 39, Guestrow (Union-street loon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament—M. Rettie & Son, 101,

Iter, William, flesher, 16, Poultry-market, h. Nelson-street ndilands, James Andrew, of Cruives? 13, Belmont-st. ng, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 50, Summer-st. h. Hardgate i— William, builder, 74, Skene-st. [st. angster, Alexander, flesher, 19, Wales-st.-market, A. 3, Hanover- — Charles, flesher (of Dyer & Sangster), Victoria-place George, mate of the Queen of Scotland, 14, Virginia-st.

—' George, tailor, Cotton — James, flesher, 33 and 34, Wales-etreet-market, h. Sangster's- houses, 22, Wales-st. — John, tailor, 3, College-st. [Tark-st. Robert, flesher, 17, Wales-street-market, h. Murray's-houses, Robert, shipmaster (Favourite), 15, James-st. Thomas, advocate, 54, Union-st. h. Albyn-place

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 7, East North-st. Miss, 12, Princes-st. aunders, James, clerk (James Forbes of Echt), h. 57, College-st. -— James, shoemaker, 3, Theatre-lane — Misses, sick nurses, 5, Mounthooly I candrett, James, painter and glazier, Farquhar's-house, Broadford earth, James, general agent, 53, St. Nicholas-st. h. Skene-place corgie, George, shipmaster (Triton), Mill-street

— John, mealseller and spirit dealer, 7* Gallowgate, h. Ewen's- court, 42, Gallowgate — Robert, vintner and stoneware merchant, 53, Green — Thomas, gardener, Balgownie — William, provision-seller, 30, St. Clement-st. cott, Adam, provision-seller, 90, Green 1838—39 148 SCO—SCO

Spital Scott, Alexander, Firhillwell-lane, Alexander, vintner, 72, Queen-st. [st. h. 25, Shiproi and shoemaker, Ruthrieston, and 18, Queen _ , Alexander, boot Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 51, St. Nicholas-street, ) Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate vintner, 19, Commerce-street , Alexander, Anthony, & Sons, pottery warehouse, Exchange-ct. Union-s Bon-Accord-terrace . Captain David, R N. 32, of moral philosophy, King's College, k. s . Hercules, professor James, tailor, 33, St. Andrew-st. [College, Old Aberdee 19, St. Nicholas-street, h. 2( , James, boot and shoemaker, Shiprow [Guest™ John, candlemaker, 37, Netherkirkgate, h. Milner's-court, 21 M.D. St. Andrew-st. . John, surgeon, 7, Robert, clerk (Journal Office), h. 71, Bon-Accord-st. h. . William, stone-cutter, Scott's-ct. 25, Quay, 30, Marischal-s

. Mrs. John, Simpson's-houses, 7> St. Andrew-st. Mrs. & Co. milliners, dress and straw-hat-makers, 8, North-s Mrs. provision-seller, 34, George-st. Miss, 121, Crown-street Miss, lodgings, 94, Spital Miss, mantuamaker, 5, Huntly-st.

. Miss, dressmaker, 30, Marischal-st. Miss, straw-hat-maker, and milliner, 9, St. Andrew-st. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Craigwell-place Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—Robert Stephen, adv< cate, agent, Town-house

Equitable Assurance Company (whole profits belong to ai sured)—William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14, Adelphi Hygeian Association, 68, Broad-st. Provident Institution of Edinburgh—Agent at Aberdeei William Skinner, advocate, 161, Union-st. Union Fire and Life Insurance Company—James M'Hard; advocate, agent, Commercial-ct. 58, Castle-st. Widows' Fund — Agent at Aberdeen, Alexander Nico Waterloo-quay 1838—39 SCO—SHA 149

Scottmuir, Mrs. broker, 22, Lodge- walk spirit dealer, Green, h. Car- o Scroggie, George^ grocer, tea and 40, 8, John, wright, Cotton [melite-st. Sector* James, boot and shoemaker, 27, Causewayend William, boot and shoemaker, 29? Causewayend Sedgewick, Rev. R. Mile-end Seisins Office (Register of), 11, Belmont-street—Newell Burnett, Selby, Mrs. Dr. 21, Golden-square [registrar

Sellar, Alexander, shoemaker, 6, College-lane — James, book deliverer, 8, Blackfriars-st. — James, spirit merchant, 3, Water-lane — Joseph, woollen merchant, 8, Upperkirkgate, h. Smith's-court, 49, Gallowgate John, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 15, College-st. — Thomas, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 51, h. Smith's- court, 49, Gallowgate

Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 4, h. 6, Crown-st. Session-Clerk—William Smith, Footdee Seton, Alexander, manufacturer (Gordon, Barron, & Co.), Woodside Lady, of Pitmedden, 27, Union-place Shaftoe, John, precentor (St. Paul's Chapel), and teacher of vocal music, Links gardens Shand, Alexander, wright, Cameron's-court, 30, North-st. Alexander, shoemaker, Canal-road, Causewayend Arthur, feuar, 37, Causewayend David, saw-trimmer, 31, h. 33, Park-st. Joseph & George, grain merchants and millers, 2, Maltmill-

bridge, li. 10, Fisher-row—entry, Fowler's-wynd Robert, of Hillside, h. 40, Queen-st.

Robert, advocate— office, 31, Gallowgate, h. 103, Union-st. William, of The Burn, h. 12, Golden-square Mrs. sick-nurse, Skene-square

Misses, 6, Union-place Shanks, Colin, baker, 96, h. 94, Chapel-st. — James, slater, 44, Loch-st [66, North-st. Sharp, Alexander, hairdresser (of Moir & Sharp), h. Mitchell's-ct. 1838—39 n 150 SHA—SHE

Sharp, George, confectioner, 10, h. 5, Upperkirkgate Henry, boot and shoemaker, 26, Gallowgate James, stoneware merchant, 9, h. 8, Shiprow James, musical-instrument-maker, 7, George-st. Mrs. mealseller, 5, Mealmarket-lane Shaw, Alexander, spirit dealer, 207;, Gallowgate Donald, turner, 10, Long-acre, h. 4, East North-st. & Montgomery, pawnbrokers, 6, Harriot-st. Peter, heel and toe-plate manufacturer, 20, h. 16, Catherine-st. Samuel, late painter, Stephen's-cottage, Summer-st. Mrs. 23, Adelphi, Union-st. Mrs. D. Twin-cottage, Nellfield Miss, dressmaker, 12, Carmelite-st. Sheals, Constantine, shoemaker, Park-st. Peter, shoemaker, 26, Justice-st. Shearer, Ebenezer, tailor, Burn-court, 44, Upperkirkgate James, jobbing gardener, Ann-st. [George-st. Sherar, John, manufacturer of tinplate and japan goods, 31, h. 32, Robert, candlemaker, 31, h. 32, George-st. Shed, Alexander, slater, Upper Denburn

Robert, slater, 4, Upper Denburn

Sheed, John, manufacturer (Leys, Masson, & Co.), h. 31, Dee-st. Shepherd, Alexander, gardener, 64, Gerard-st.

Andrew (late of E. I. Co.), h. Skene-square Charles, of the Field Train Department, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square Francis (late of the Ordnance Department), 32, Summer-st. George, bookseller and stationer, 1, h. 40, Broad-st. James, clerk (Gray, Watt, & Co.), 183, Gallowgate John, clerk (Milne, Cruden, & Co.), h. 77, North-st. Simpson, spirit-dealer, grocer, and wine-merchant, 29, h. 27, William, late confectioner, 40, Broad-st. [North-st. William, clerk (Heckling department, Milne, Cruden, & Co.) - — Mrs. Robert, Crown-st. [h. 182, Gallowgate Mrs. D. 37, Bon-Accord-st. Misses, Skene-square 1838—39 SHE—SIL 151

Sheppard, Walter, slater, Charles-st. Sheriff-Clerk's Office, 27, King-st. Shewan, Mrs. John, h. Shewan's-court, 119, Gallowgate [[row Shipping Gazette—A. Stevenson & Co. Correspondent, 6, Union- Shipmasters' Society-hall, Shipmasters'-court, 97> Shiprow Shipping (Surveyor of) at Aberdeen—William Chiene, R.N. 32, St. Nicholas-st. Shields, John, confectioner, 62, Windmill-brae Miss H. confectioner, 33, Broad-st. Shier, Mrs. lodgings, 29, Long-acre Shirra, George, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, 35, Union-street, Shirreffs, Alexander, jeweller, 63, Guestrow [h. 43, Dee-st. ShirefFs, George, shore-porter, 10, Stronach's-close James, Union Inn, and coach contractor, 42, St. Nicholas-st. James, keeper of the Court- House, and Librarian* Advocates' John, basketmaker, 140, Gallowgate [[Society

Robert, clothier and draper, 1, Union-lane, Union-street, h. 25, Marischal-street William, mason, 39, Windmill-brae William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 178, George-street,

h. Skene-square William, boot and shoemaker, 42, Shiprow Shirres, David L. clothier and haberdasher, 25, Union-street, h. Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate William, clothier and haberdasher, 67, King-st. h. Rettie's- court, 26, Broad-street Miss J. clothier, 28, h. Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-st. Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal-st. Shooting Gallery, Castle-brae—Alexander Larnich, manager Sievewright, Alexander, wright, 55> York-st. —— John, stabler, 9, Princes-st. Robert, shoemaker, and keeper of the Dead House, Hender- son's-court, 46, Broad-street William, grocer and porter dealer, Murray's-houses, Park-st. Silver, George, of Netherley, h. 39, Schoolhill George, jun. Netherley, 39, Schoolhill 1838—39 n 2 152 SIL—SIM

Silver, George, smoke-doctor and grate-setter, Jopp's-ct. 40, Broad- John, gardener, Hardgate [^street Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scotland), h. Millbank, Hard- Alexander, ], Sim's-square [gate Alexander, brewer, Holburn-st. Alexander, 6, Catto's-square Alexander, shipmaster (Abiona), 13, Sugar-house-lane _ Charles, cart and plough wright, North end of Blackfriar-st. or West St. Andrew's-st. Charles, tailor, 29, Broad-st. Clark, & Co. manufacturing chemists, 76, King-st. George, shipmaster (Hawk), 47, York-st. George, of the Customs, 6, East North-st.

, James, shipmaster (Evander), h. 10, Canal-terrace James, Holburn-st. James, gardener, Polmuir James (of Sim, Clark, & Co.), h. 80, King-st. James & Alexander, brewers, 21, Loch-st. John, book-keeper (North of Scotland Branch), h. 262, George- ——- John, wright, Skene-square [^street John, shoemaker, 3, Princes-st. John, teacher, 138, Union-st. — entry from Belmont-st. Robert, gardener, Westfield, Gilcomston William, boot and shoemaker, Cotton Mrs. broker, 13, George-st.

Simmie, Robert, reedmaker, 10, h. 12, Harriot-st. Simpson, Alexander, clothier (of Simpson & Whyte), h. Bon- Accord-square —— Capt. Alex. (5th West India regiment), h. Wellington-place Andrew, grocer and wright, 26, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Archibald, architect, Bon-Accord-square Archibald, merchant, Woodside

Rev. David (Trinity Church), h. 1, West Craibston-st. George, cork cutter, 24 & 25, h. Thornton-place, 29, Guestrow George (Alex. Cowie), 10, Virginia-st. James, builder, John-st. h. Donald's-ct. 20, Schoolhill 1838—39 SIM—SKE 158

Simpson, James, advocate, 102, Union-st, —^— James, gardener, Ann-st. John, jun. builder, 54, Bon-Accord-st. John, yost. builder, 74, Windmill-brae — John, clothier and haberdasher, 11, Broad-st. h. 14, Bon-

Accord-st. [jst. h. 49, Broad-st.

Patrick, rope and twine manufacturer, 8, Union-row, Union- Robert, wright and lodgings, 32, St. Andrew-st. — & White, woollen drapers and furnishers of gentlemen's cloth- ing, 21, Union-buildings — William, piano-forte tuner (Tailor's Music Saloon, 142, Union- street), h. 16, Skene-square — William, & Co. engineers and boiler makers, chain cable, anchor and ship-smiths, York-place Iron Works, Footdee -- William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county—Office, 56, h. 58, Bon-Accord-st. — William, beadle, Chapel of Ease, and funeral- waiter. 111, — William, cabinet-maker, 86, Hutcheon-st. £Skene-st. — William, wright, 26, Skene-st. h. 8, Spa-st. — Mrs. James, gardener, 4, Shuttle-lane — Mrs. James, broker, 68, Netherkirkgate Mrs. lodgings, Red Lion-court, 77, Broad-st. — Mrs. William, 2, Yeats'-lane Mrs. straw-hat-maker, 52, Summer-st. — Miss, Lower Middlefield — Miss Ann, Broadford Misses, Moir's-court, 103, Gallowgate

Sinclair, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, 37, Union-st. h. 8, George, tailor, 40, Queen-st. [Constitution-st. James, manufacturer, 10, Thistle-st.

William, wholesale druggist, 36, Union-st. h. above shop Mrs. J. porter and spirit dealer, Jack's-brae Singer, Adam, agent—House and Office, Ogston's-ct. 84, Broad-st. James, vintner, John-st. Skea, Thomas, horse-shoer and farrier, Machray's-ct. 59, George-

street, h. 1, Charlotte-st. 1838—39 n 3 154 SKE—SMI Sunnybank Skene, Captain, Alexander, R.V. 13, Marischal College, h. Charles, M.D. professor of medicine, 214, Union-st. Gal- George, woollen manufacturer, Sutherland's-court, 126, lowgate, k Shewan's-court, 119, Gallowgate Laurance, clerk (A. H. & S.), 25, Marischal-st. Robert, baker, 4, Justice-st. Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 93, h. 95, Causewayend William, wool merchant, 14, Queen-st. h. 126, Gallowgate William, shipmaster (Scotsman), 1, Justice-lane Miss A. 50, Skene-terrace Miss E. Chapel-court, 1, Justice-st. Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8, Exchequer-row Hugh, 3, Gerard-st. P. A. Candlemaker, St. Catherine's-court, 14, Shiprow the Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. 1, William, advocate, 161, Union-st. [Golden-square Skues, Lieut. George, R.M. dentist, Crown-terrace Slater, James, tailor, Clubber's-close, Park-st. - Simon, merchant tailor and lodgings, 12, North-st. Misses, straw-hat and dressmakers, teachers of girls' school- Branches taught—reading, writing, sewing, &c. 12- North-street [h. Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-st Slight, Alexander, clothier and haberdasher, head of Shiprow Mrs. milliner, dressmaker, and pattern-printer, head of Ship- row, h. Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-st.

Small, Alexander, tinsmith, 7, Canal-st. Miss, dressmaker, 149, George-st. Smart, John, shipmaster (Glasgow Packet), 9, Summer-lane William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 16, Castle-st. Mrs. lodgings, Annand's-ct. 27, James-st. Smith, Alexander, merchant, 3, Castle-st. h. 95, Gallowgate

—— Alexander, late merchant, 7, High-st. Old Aberdeen Alexander, advocate, 96, Union-st. and Glenmillan

Alexander, pawnbroker, 2, Ragg's-lane Alexander, wright, Skene-square 1838—39 SMI—SMI 155

Smith, Alexander, late merchant, 7, Black's-buildings — Alexander, paper manufacturer, Pirie's-ct. 50, Castle-st. — Alexander, druggist, 3, High-st. Old Aberdeen Alexander, tailor, 26, High-st. Old Aberdeen — Alexander, penny-post-master, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 59, High-st. Old Aberdeen — Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st. Andrew, clothier, 5, Broad-st. h. 44, Queen-st. Andrew, clerk (L. M. & Co.), h. Grandholm-works, Donside — Arthur, painter and glazier, 32, Marischal-st. h. 12, Quay Charles, confectioner, 40, Woolmanhill \ — Charles, tailor, 9, Skene-terrace, h. 75, Woolmanhill — Charles, overseer, Rosemount Cottage — David, & Co. hat manufacturers, 194, h. 196, George-st. — David, carter, 3, Jopp's-lane -— Francis, accountant (North of Scotland Bank), h. Springbank, George, upholsterer, 150, George-st. [Dee-st. George, night patrole, Jack's-brae George, wool-comber, 33, Spital

. George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Gordon's-mills George, vintner, 6, Commerce-st. George (Grandholm Works), h Cotton George E. nail and chain manufacturer, 34, North-st. George, quarrier, 52, Summer-st. George, blacksmith, King-st. Road, Old Aberdeen George, mason, Causewayend Road Henry, 91, Shiprow

,— Hugh, timber-merchant, 103, George-st. Irvine, & Co. brewers, 18, High-st. Old Aberdeen James, excise officer (Glenburn Distillery), h. Westburn ~ James, working jeweller, 2, Shoe-lane James, accountant (Aberdeen Assurance Company, 89, Union-

st.), h. 32, Dee-st. •

James, tavern-keeper, 7> Trinity-st. James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st.

, James, gardener, 46, High-st. Old Aberdeen 1838—39 156 SMI—SMI

Smith, James, grocer and spirit dealer, Short Loanings James, & Co. coppersmiths, 6, Drum's-lane, h. 37, Gallowgatet* - h. , James, & Son, cabinet-makers, Flourmill-lane, 49, Bon- James, late slater, 9, Trinity-st. £Accord-st. James, silk-mercer and haberdasher, 105, Union-st. h. Fer- guson's-court, 108, Gallowgate James, grocer, 11, College-st. James, shoemaker and leather dealer, 94, Gallowgate

, James, carver and gilder, 21, Blackfriars-st. James, superintendent of the canal works, 56; Gerard-st. James, grocer, 35, St. Andrew-st. James, entry-keeper, Permit Office, 112, King-st. h, 11, Quay —— Jeremiah, nail and chain manufacturer, 34, North-st. k. 15, Mealmarket-lane John, spirit-dealer, 104, Shiprow John, third clerk (Post Office), h. 2, St. Nicholas-lane John, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st.

. John, shipmaster (Orient), Mackie's houses, Links-st. John, merchant, 2, Skene-place John, architect and superintendent of town's works, 142, —- John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge [^King-st. John, first clerk (Post Office), k. 2, St. Nicholas-lane

John, baker, 7, h. 9, Dee-st. John, shipmaster (Star), Waterloo-quay John, advocate, 28, Queen-st.

John, jun. advocate and accountant (of Blaikie & Smith), h, John, surgeon, R.N. Wallfield £25, Union-place —— John, fishing-tackle-maker, 63, Guestrow

John, vintner, and shore-porter, Copper Company's-court, 14,' John, merchant tailor, 9, Lodge-walk QGallowgate John, cabinet-maker, 32, Chapel-st.

John, clothier, 9, Back-wynd John, tavern-keeper, Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate John, gardener, Ann-st. John, boot and shoemaker, 27, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen - John, & Co. iron and nail merchant, 5, Shoe-lane 1838—39 SMI—SMI 157

mith, John, shoemaker and lodgings, 92, Spital — John, gardener, Tanfield -— John, carver and gilder, 21, Blackfriars-st. - John, clerk, 1, St. Mary's-place yost. auctioneer, and agent for T. Van Egmont & Sons, EJohn, Rotterdam, 2, St. Catherine's-wynd, h. 32, Dee-st. John, sen. shoemaker, Holburn-st.

John, shoemaker, 7, Chapel-st. h. 3, Whitehouse-st. — Joseph, tavern-keeper, 2, Red Lion-ct. 77, Broad-st.

- Lewis, bookseller, 66, Broad-st. h. 49, Guestrow

- Neil, & Sons, merchants, 40, h. Salter's-ct. 39, Loch-st.

- Neil, jun. h. 65, Bon-Accord-st. — Paul, late officer of excise, 13, Huxter-row

. Peter, & Sons, boot and shoemaker, 5, Trinity-st. — Peter, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Skene-square

- Robert, gardener, Sunnybank Robert, merchant (Rust & Smith), h. 16, Adelphi

• Rev. Robert (St. Machar's Church), 14, Chanonry, Old

Aberdeen \_h. Milner's-ct. 21, Guestrow

- Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, Broad-st. — & Son, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, 171, Union-st. Thomas, painter and glazier, 6, Long- acre, h. 5, Jopp's-lane — Thomas, shipmaster (Superior), 9, Virginia-st.

. Thomas, police dung contractor, 69, North-st. — Thomas, broker, 38, East North-st. -— Walter, wright and cabinet maker, h. 16, Blackfriars-st. — William, P. teacher (Boys' Lancasterian School), h. 14, Mary- well-street

- h. 1, — William, clerk (Police Office), Jamieson's-ct. 5, Upperkirk-

. William (of Smith & Son), h. 108, George-st. [gate

- William, clerk (Duke of Richmond), 59, Virginia-st.

- William, tailor, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen

! —; William, shoemaker, Holburn-place

- William, painter and glazier, 2, Marischal-st. h. 62, Gordon-st. L n — William, session-clerk, and keeper of the register of marriages for the City of Aberdeen, Footdee 1838—39 158 SMI—SMI

Smith, William, blacksmith, 20, Frederick-st. h. 18, Commerce-s|iil William (of Laing & Smith), A. 9, John-st. William, bulker (Harbour-office,) h. 6, Windy-wynd William, vintner, Holburn-place William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick & Tile Company), Works, Clayhills William, jun. tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 106, Union- h. Springbank, Dee-st. '

—'— William, shipmaster, Holburn-st.

William, mason, 64, Loch-st. If Mrs. A. 57, Bon-Accord-st.

Mrs. Dr. Springbank, Dee-st. 30' Mrs. George, Wellington-place Mrs. James, late stabler, 26, Mutton-brae Mrs. James, midwife, 51, North-st. Mrs. Captain John, 28, Silver-st. Mrs. John, Exchequer-place, Chapel-lane Mrs. Robert, 16, Adelphi Mrs. William, lodgings, Summer-lane Mrs. William, stabler, 24, North-st. Mrs. William, midwife, 8, Denburn-terrace

Mrs. 1, St. Mary's-place Mrs. 21, Blackfriars-st. Mrs. 31, Shiprow —— Mrs. eating house, 64, Guestrow Mrs. 90, Chapel-st. Miss, Dressmaker and milliner, 9, Lodge-walk

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49, Bon-Accord-st. !:!! Miss, dressmaker, 16, Long-acre - Miss, 84, George-st. Miss, dressmaker, 58, Gerard-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 85, Hutcheon-st. MM 66, Dee-st. —— Miss, 50, Shiprow Miss, milliner, tuscan and straw-bonnet warehouse, Miss, 19, Union-terrace [Broad 1838—39 SMI—SPA 159

8 nith, Miss, dressmaker, 1, St. Mary's-place — Miss, teacher of music, and ladies' school, 32, Dee-st. — Miss, Crown-st. — Miss, dressmaker, King-st. Old Aberdeen Misses, 18, Don-street, Old Aberdeen Misses, milliners, dressmakers, and straw-hat makers, 13, h. 15, Meal-market-lane

ell, Alexander, stone-merchant, 14, St. Clement-st.

James, wright, 18, Long-acre, h. *], Shoe-lane ley, John, principal servant (South-parish Church), funeral and occasional waiter, 45, Summer-st. lowey, Mrs. Lieut. 126, King-st. (lOwie, Alexander, tailor, 53, East North-st. James, shoemaker, 125, Gallowgate - William, flesher, 3, Wales-st.-market, k. Belmont Cottage )dan, Benjamin, excise-officer, Ashville, Holburn-st. >rley, John, reed-maker, 47, George-st. k. Denburn-terrace . >rrie, Alexander, mealseller, Hector's-houses, 55, Virginia-st. Alexander, miller and grain-merchant, Upper Justice-mills L^er, George, ship-rigger, 19, Wales-st. mter, David, wholesale druggist, Chronicle-ct. 32, Broad-st. h. William, shoemaker* 15, h. 12, Park-st. QStrawberry-bank )utter, John, teacher, school, Bridge of Dee, h. Holburn-st. juth Bridge Brewery and Distillery, Holburn-st.

mthgate, Mrs. vintner, 6, Church-st. )wdan, James, flesher and vintner, 110, Gallowgate palding, George, jobbing gardener, Holburn-st.

park, Andrew, flesher, 8, Wales-st.-market, h. Webster's-houses, Hanover-st.

— George, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit dealer, 55, Quay — Robert, painter and glazier, 32, Shiprow — Thomas, treasurer (Infirmary), h. 32, Shiprow

— Thomas, bookseller, 38, Broad-st. h. 8, Gallowgate — William, flesher, 6, Wales-st.-market, h. Webster's-houses, Hanover-st. — William, watch and clockmaker, 29, h. 32, St. Nicholas-st. 1838—39 160 SPA—STE

Spark, William, & Co. fleshers, 11, 12, 26, and 27, Wales-st.-mark« St£

h. Middleton's-houses, Wales-st. & Ross, Mrs. teachers, Gordon's- ct. 4, Schoolhill Mrs. 17, Littlejohn-st. Miss, Strawberry-bank Spence, Rev. Alexander (St. Clement's Church), h. Castle-hill Robert, sexton (St. Clement's Church-yard), 6, Catto-squar

Mrs. 2, Castle-hill Mrs. dressmaker, 26, George-st. Spring, Robert, baker, 8, h. 5, Canal-terrace Sproat, Mrs. lodgings, 37, Marischal-st. Stables, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 112, High-: William, vintner, Cotton £01d Aberde< Mrs. Adam, vintner, 102, High-st. Old Aberdeen Stamp Office, 2, Adelphi, Union-st. Standard Life Insurance Company of Scotland—agents, Franc James Cochrane, advocate, 137, Union-st. and Georii Marquis, accountant, 115, Union-st.

Stalker, James, manufacturer, 9, Spa-st.

Star Loan Company 7; Littlejohn-st.

Steel, James, surgeon, 1, Marischal-st. John, guard (South Mail"), 13, Bon-Accord-st. William, coal-broker, 30, Summer-st. Steele, William, clerk (M'Hardy & Robison), h. 9, Schoolhill Stephen, Alexander, shipmaster (Theophilus), R. Duthie's-houst Alexander, late merchant, 39, Summer-st. £Castle-br Alexander, shipmaster, 20, James-st.

Alexander (of Stephen and Sutherland), k. 188, GallowgaU Alexander, shipowner, 44, Quay, h. 26, East North-st. Alexander, watch and clock maker, Cotton Charles, 14, Commerce-st. George, hairdresser, Holburn-st. James, late farmer, Leadside, Gilcomston

James, ironmonger (William Ross), h. 14, Marywell-st.

Rev. John (John Knox's Church), h. 7, Virginia-st. John (of Stephen & Marshall), h. 188, Gallowgate 1838-39 STE—STE 161

la Stephen, John, mealseller, 44, Windmill-brae, h. 4, Diamond-st.

— John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 18., Netherkirk- gate, h. 18, Huntly-st. — Robert, advocate, Town-house

— Robert, & Son, merchants, 41, Green, h. 1, Martin's-lane William, baker, 35, Broad-st. h. 1, Ragg's-lane —. William, Aberdeen and Elgin carrier—Office, 16, George-st.

h. 7, East North-st. — William, shipmaster (Quebec Packet), h. 53, Commerce-st. — William, builder and wood merchant, 13, Summer-st. h. Union- & Sutherland, painters and glaziers, 189, Gallowgate Qwynd Mrs. midwife, 83, Shiprow Mrs. midwife, 13, Canal-st. Miss, 173, Union-st. Stephens, Miss, lodgings? 9, St. Nieholas-st. Stevenson, Alexander, cooper and vintner, 61, Windmill-brae 4 Alex. & Co. booksellers and newspaper agents, 6, Union-lane

David, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 1, h. 3, Carmelite-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Cotton

James, jun. merchant tailor, 4, Black's-buildings James, tailor, 43, Gallowgate Robert, engineer (Queen of Scotland), 3, York-st. Mrs. lodgings, 72, Dee-st. Mrs. grocer, 91, North-st. [[street Stevens, Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 212, h. 210, George- Stiven, Mrs. John, baker and confectioner, Cotton Stewart, Alexander, merchant, h. 19, Union-place M Alexander, gardener, Don-st. Old Aberdeen Alexander, & Co. clothiers and haberdashers, Commercial- buildings, 119, Union-st.

Alexander, flesher, 6, Wales-st. -market, h. Park-st. Alexander, gardener, 4, Chanonry-place, Old Aberdeen Charles, late farmer, Maybank, Hutcheon-st. Charles, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 60, Causewayend Charles, grocer, tea dealer, wine and spirit merchant, 20, Gallowgate, h. Milne's-ct. 27, Gallowgate 1838—39 o 162 STE—STI

Stewart, Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 42, George-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43, Park-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 33, Quay, h. Annand's-ct. 27, James-st.

James, flesh er, 2, Wales-st. h. 9, Wales-st. James, porter, 11, Lodge-walk James, surgeon-apothecary, 190, Gallowgate

- John, tailor, Ann-st. ["street John, flesher, 47, Wales-st.-market, h. Knox's-court, Wales- John, assistant teacher of Thain's School, 53, h. 69, Shiprow John C. surgeon, Woodside John, guard (North Mail Coach), 36, Loch-st. John, comb manufacturer, h. Rosemount-terrace John Roy, cotton dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston John, flesher, 18, Wales-st.-market, h. 16, Wales-st. John, shipmaster (Fame), Mill-st. Lewis, agent, 28, Castle-st. Peter, vintner, Waterloo-quay Wales-st. Roderick, flesher, 16, Wales-st.-market, and vintner, 13, Rowell, & Co. comb manufacturers, 40, Hutcheon-st. Walter (of A. Stewart & Co.), k. 115, Union-st. William, basket-maker, 41, Causewayend

Ann, flesher, 10, Wales-st.-market, L 7, Wales-st. M. grocer, 55, East North-st. Mrs. Kenneth, 83, Union-st. Mrs. lodgings, Milne's-ct. 27, Gallowgate Mrs. Bon-Accord-square

Misses, straw-hat makers and milliners, 25, Broad-st.

Misses, female school, 7, Flourmill-brae Still, Charles, — Southbridge, Holburn-st. — David, overseer (L. M. & Co.), h. Tanfield - George, of Millden, h. 45, Gallowgate James, vintner, 87, Green Patrick, & Co. distillers (Southbridge Distillery), Holburn-st. —— Robert, blockmaker, 12, Prince Regent-st. Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 51, York-st. 1838—39 STI—STR 163

3till, Mrs. Patrick, Holburn-st. — Mrs. William, Holburn-st. — Miss, bread-seller, 98, George-st. Miss, 81, Shiprow [h. Mathieson's-ct. 15, Castle-st. Stirling, George, jun. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 11, Castle-st. George, sen. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 167, Gallowgate, h. above shop

— Rev. James (United Associate Church), h. 4, Caroline-place

— John, clerk (John Gibb & Son), li. 34, Queen-st. — Stophani, John, optician and German-clock maker, 42, h. 40, Storm, John, wright, Skene-square [[Queen-st. Miss, dressmaker, Skene-square

Stormont, James, baker, corner of Wellington-place, h. above shop ptott, James, & Co. general blacksmiths, 11, Causewayend James, late tide-waiter, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen John, & Co. ship-chandlers, grocers, spirit-dealers, and ironmongers, 42, Quay John (of John Stott & Co.), h. 31, marischal-st. John, tailor, Commercial-ct. 58, Castle-st. Miss, 14, Shuttle-lane Strachan, George, shoemaker, 97, North-st.

1 George, wright, Upper Denburn

1 James, shoemaker, 27, Virginia-st. James, tailor, and keeper of the Medical Hall, 37, King-st. James, late bookseller, k. 19, Back-wynd

James, bookseller, stationer, and ruler, 60, Castle-st. h. 15, James, shoemaker, 9, Castle-brae £Huntly-street John, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat

John, weaver, 7, Porthill, Gallowgate John, vintner, 65, North-st. J John, shipmaster (New Frederick), 47, Virginia-st. Peter, stabler, 13, Harriot-st. [aceord-st. William, portrait, landscape, and animal painter, 43, Bon- $ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, High-st. Old Aber- j William, wright, 2, Fish-st. £deen Miss, teacher of dressing, 8, Black's-buildings 1838—39 o 2 \U STR—STU

Strachen, William, spirit dealer, 50, h. 52, George-st. Mrs. lodgings, 11, Constitution-st. Straith, Rev. Alexander, teacher of English, keeper of baptise- Sm

register, &c. 1, Drum's-lane, h. Donald's-ct. 20, Schoolhil Sot Stranack, Mrs. 10, Queen-st. Strath, Mrs. midwife, Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, James, fishing-tackle maker, 5, St. Catherine's-wynd John, vintner and victualling house, Burnett's-close, 5, Ex j- chequer-row Peter, leather-dealer, 63, Broad-st. h. 9, Drum's-lane Stratton, Peter, meal-seller, 235, George-st. -—— William, Wellington-place Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20, King-st. Alexander, wright, Cooperston-buildings & Grainger, advocates, 20, King-st.

Stuart, Alexander, of Laithers, 7? Union-place

Alexander, writing-master, Gordon's Hospital ; and writing stenography, &c. 115, Union-st. h. 42, Huntly-st.

Alexander, tailor, 8, East North-st.

Charles, shipmaster (Margaret Littlejohn), h. 29, Hutcheon-s

David, postmaster, h. 15, Adelphi Donald G. fish-curer, Canal-terrace James, builder, 21, North Silver-st.

. John, travelling merchant, Red Lion-ct. 77* Broad-st. - Peter, druggist, 32, h. 34, Queen-st. * Richard, shoemaker, 10, Putachie-side £friars-s William, boot and shoemaker, 32, Schoolhill, h. 20, Blacl —— William, surgeon-apothecary, 4, Black's-buildings William, clerk (A. & J. Anderson, painters), h. 22, Marj well-st. Margaret, dealer in butter and eggs, &c. 66, Guestrow

Mrs. P. lodgings, 5, Schoolhill

Mrs. broker, 8, East North-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 51, Bon-Accord-st. - Misses, 4, Black's-buildings 1838—39 STU—SUT 165

5tuart, Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw-hat makers, 22, [Union-st. Marywell-st. . dSun Fire and Life Office—Alexander Johnston, W.S. agent, 233, Sutherland, Alexander, wool manufacturer, 11, Green, h. 7, John- Alexander, baker, 129, George-st. [st Alexander, clerk (A. Scott & Sons), 3, Blackfriars-st. North-st. I Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 52, East Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 82, k. 83, King-st. Alexander, clerk (David Copland & Co.), 25, York-place

h. 1, Adelphi, Union-st.

—- Alexander, Inmore-cottage, near Rosemount-terrace Andrew, manufacturer, l,h. 2, Black's-buildings -— Donald (formerly tailor and clothier), 119, Skene-st. George, ironmonger, 31, St. Nicholas-street, k. 75, Bon- Accord-street George, silk mercer, 31, Union-st. h. 91, Bon-Accord-st. Hector, shoemaker, 4, Canal-lane Hugh (of Stephen & Sutherland), h. 14, Skene-st. James, coachman (Union), 5, Blackfriars-st. James, tailor, 15, Prince's-st. James, shipmaster, 4, Canal-lane —~ J. & A. druggists, 124, h. 126, Gallowgate John, late merchant, Viewton-place, Spital John, watchmaker, 27, Marischal-st. h. 13, Carmelite-st. John, bookseller, 51, Broad-st. h. Sunnyside Dr. Niel (Aberdeenshire Militia), 4, Belmont-st. Robert, glazier and painter, 29, Union-st. shop and house Thomas, book-agent, 33, Causewayend William, Holburn-st. William, & Co. straw-hat manufacturers, and stay warehouse, 54, Union-st. h. 48, Netherkirkgate Mrs. John, Sutherland's-court, 126, Gallowgate Mrs. John, teacher, Well of Spa Miss, housekeeper (Mitchell's Hospital), 9, Chanonry, Old Miss, dressmaker, 2, Martin's-lane, Green [Aberdeen Misses, lodgings, 25, Marischal-st. 1838—39 o 3 166 SUM—TAY

Summers, Mrs. Mitchell-place, 151, King-st. Swanson, William, shoemaker, 17. College-st. Miss, 57, Don-st. Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson—Office Bank of Scotland, Castle-st. Sword, Mrs. vintner, St. Clement-st.

Symon, George, wig-maker and hair-cutter, 18, St. Nicholas-st. / 71, Netherkirkgate John, merchant, 320, George-st. Symmers, George, of Cults, h. 11, Bon-Accord-st.

. James, mason, 43, Bon-Accord-st. John, shipmaster (Concord), 5, Yeats-lane William, shipmaster (Vesta), 27, St. Clement-st. Misses, 31, Whitehouse-st.

Taggart, John, stabler, 68, George-st. John, clerk (Bank of Scotland's Branch), h. 68, George-st. Tait, Alexander, carter, 28, Gerard-st- James, shoemaker, D. Duncan's-ct. 120, Gallowgate John, haberdasher, 173, Gallowgate —r- William, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 24, St. Nicholas-s h. 32, St. Andrew-st. —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 21, Windy-wynd Talbert, David, shipmaster (Blossom), 60, Quay Tastard, Colin, flesher, 1, Poultry-market, h. 21, Princes-st. John, flesher, 19, Poultry-market, h. 16, Constitution-st. Joseph, flesher, 18, Poultry-market, k. 21, Princes-st. Tawse, William, tailor, 19, Lower Denburn Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 1, Belmont-st. Taylor, Alexander, draper (of Philip & Taylor), h. 69, Dee-st. Alexander, Summerfield-gardens, Park-st. Alexander, gardener, Barkmill Alexander, vintner, 64, North-st. —— Alexander, shipmaster (Helen, schooner), 14, Water-lane 1838—39 TAY—TAY 167

Taylor, Rev. Alexander, librarian, King's College, h. 12, College- bounds, Old Aberdeen Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 58, h. 54, Virginia-st. - Alexander, merchant tailor, 20, h. 18, Marischal-st. - Alexander, spirit dealer, 69, Commerce-st. Benjamin, baker, 24, Justice-st. - Charles, late grocer, 103, Skene-st. - & Co. music-sellers, 142, Union-st. - David, cabinet-maker, h. 16, George-st. - & Forbes, tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 44, Netherkirk- - George, tea and spirit dealer, 5, James-st. Cgate ___ George N. teacher, Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate George, clerk, 24, Chapel-st. George (of Grub & Taylor), 58, George-st. h. 45, Loch-st. I - James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 30, Park-st. h. Charles-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside - James, tailor, Old Bridge of Don - James, feuar and farmer, Woodside ib John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Woodside - John (of B. T. & Co.), h. Elmhill John (John Begg), 4, Water-lane John, principal servant, West Church, funeral waiter, and porter of Grammar School, 11, Harriot-st. John, boot and shoemaker, 28, Gerard-st. Major, of Rothiemay, h. Castle-lodge, Castle-st. & Munro, boot and shoemakers, and blacking manufacturers, 52, St. Nicholas-st. [George-st. Peter, (of Taylor & Munro), 52, St. Nicholas-st. h. 251, Peter, clerk (A. & W. T.), h. 16, Virginia-st. Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, middle of Hutcheon-st. Thomas, gardener, 31, Shuttle-lane William, shoemaker, 129, Gallowgate William, gardener, 58, Summer-st. —- William (Taylor & Forbes), h. 28, Summer-st. Margaret, sick nurse, Lawrence's houses, Skene-square - Mrs. grocer, 186, Gallowgate 1838—39 168 TAY—THO

Taylor, Mrs. James, 74, Dee-st. ^ Mrs. M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate —— Mrs. D. broker, 2, Park-st. Mrs. teacher, 10, St. Clement-st.

Miss, grocer, Upper Denburn n>° —— Miss, boarding school, West Craibston-st. Miss, lodgings, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Misses, dressmakers, 12, Harriot-st. Telfer, John, hat manufacturer, 20, Union-st. Temple, A. grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 218, Gallowgate Templeton, Rev. James (United Associate Church), 3, Langstane

William surgeon, 3, Langstane-place |jplac< Tindal, George, vintner, 5, Berry-lane Theatre— Pit, 50, Boxes, 52, Gallery, 54, Marischal-st. Thain, James, boat-builder, York-place, h. 60, York-st. Third, James, cooper, 28, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen Thistle, Robert, wright, 14, Chronicle-lane Thorn, Alexander & William, commission-merchants and general- agents—Office, 21, Quay, h. Albyn-place —— Rev. Alexander, Manse of Nigg

—— Alexander, house and sign painter, 7, Barnett's-close B. book-keeper (William Pirie & Co.), 8 and 9, Adelphi, k 29, Constitution-st. p> —— George, boot and shoemaker, 12, Quay —— John, advocate, 55, Gallowgate

John, mason, 1, Gordon-st. Robert, brewer, 211, King-st.

William, late of E. I. Co. Blackwall Department, h. 1, Caro- line-place, Skene-square William, mason, 66, High-st. Old Aberdeen William, grocer, 52, Spital Mrs. lodgings, 12, Quay Mrs. 29, Constitution-st. Mrs. James, 76, Dee-st. Miss, teacher, 90, Chapel-st.

Miss, sick nurse, 7, Gaelic-lane 1838-39 THO—THO 169

hompson, George, jun. insurance-broker and shipowner, 13, Quay,

h. Marine-terrace, Ferryhill - James, house-carpenter (Wm. Murray), 46, John-street, h. 40, Catherine-st. 'hornson, Adam, flesher, 12, George-st.-market, h. 146, George-st.

- Alexander, gardener, Hardgate

- Alexander, 29, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen — Rev. Alexander (George-st. Chapel), h. 231, George-st. - Andrew, builder, 16, Union-row — Andrew, hat manufacturer, 210, George-st.

- Arthur, agent of the Bank of Scotland, vice-consul for Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-st. — Charles, 15, Bon-Accord-st. Daniel, shoemaker, h. 27, Justice-st. - Elsmie, & Co. distillers, Gilcomston George, jun. merchant (Wm. Simpson & Co.), h. 22, Quay George, mealseller, 102, Shiprow George, engineer (Brilliant), 12, St. Clement-st. - George, grocer, Woodside George, merchant, Thomson's-court, 21, h. 22, Quay - George, tailor, 8, Chronicle-lane - George, lodgings, 20, St. Andrew-st. - Henry, clerk (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 85, Park-st. Hugh, furnishing tailor, 37, Quay James, boot and shoemaker, Woodside

James, painter, 6, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen James, spirit-dealer, Upper Denburn James, teacher of music, 154, Gallowgate John, spirit-dealer, 61, Green John, sacrist, King's College, Old Aberdeen John, tailor, 5, Blairton-lane, Broad-st. - John, spirit-dealer, 122, Gallowgate

_ John, builder, 4, Princes-st. h. 20, East North-st. _ Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, h. 22, East North-st. - Robert, merchant-tailor, 23, Broad-st. 1838—39 170 THO—TOP

Thomson, Thomas, gunmaker, 74, Union-st. h. 5, Correction-wyr '# William, guard (North Defiance Coach), h. 83, King-st. oiril

" J William, jun. ironmonger, 109, Union-st. h. 28, Dee-st. William, sen. accountant and clerk (William Pirie & Co. h. 5, St. Mary's-place

William, shoemaker, 9, Maltmill-bridge 'on';

William, shoemaker, 7, College-lane William, watch and clock-maker, 16, King-st. h. 13, Canal-s William, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), Schoolhill Mrs. John, vintner, 23, Park-st. Mrs. lodgings, Denburn-terrace

Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14, North-st. Mrs. 55, North-st.

Mrs. teacher of dressing, 8, Black 's-buildings Mrs. John, 32, Skene-terrace Mrs. 1, Chapel-st.

Mrs. fur and muff-maker, 13, Virginia-st. Mrs. midwife, 14, Thistle-st. Mrs. lodgings, 49, Bon-Accord-st. Mrs. midwife, 111, Skene-st. Mrs. provision-seller, 154, Gallowgate Mrs. Alexander, Loch-head Cottage Mrs. vintner, 91, York-st.

—- Miss, dressmaker, 6, Denburn-terrace Miss, teacher, 21, James-st. Miss, dealer in Cotton Goods, 43, Chapel-st. Miss, fur-dresser, 13, Virginia-st. Thorn, William, dyer, 8, Carmelite-st. [61, Broad-st Tochetti, Charles, optician and looking-glass maker, Thomson 's-ct Mrs. midwife, Thomson's-ct. 61, Broad-st. Tocher, John, tailor, 115, Union-st. h. 16, Huxter-row Tolmie, James, boot and shoemaker, 199, Gallowgate Tomkins, William, flesher, 14, Poultry-market, h. 61, Queen-st. Mrs. flesher, 2, Poultry-market, h. 12, North-st. Tonner, James, furniture dealer, 29, h. Milne's-ct. 27, Gallowgate Topp, George, 25, Constitution-st. 1838—39 TOP—TRO 171

late baker, North Silver-st. l opp, James, orrie, Alexander, advocate, 77> King-st. h. 14, Chapel-st. James, 14, Chapel-st. — James, teacher of French, 100, Spital — Robert, late merchant, h. Pitfodels orry, James, silk-dyer, 4, George-st. — James, surgeon, 42, Marischal-st. osh, Thomas, painter and glazier, 10, Pork-lane ough, Alexander, feuar, Cotton

— Alexander, flesh er, 7> Wales-st.-market, h. head of Constitu-

— Alexander, shoemaker, 9, Shoe-lane [[tion-st, — Arthur, provision-seller, 4, Wales-st. — James, shoemaker, 10, Gardener's-lane James, flesher, 14, Wales-st.-market, h. head of Constitution- — James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 27, Green ^street — John, tailor, 133, King-st. k. 18, Kidd-lane — Joseph, vintner, 3, Garvock-st. [James-st. — Thomas W. boot and shoemaker, 33, Marischal-street, h. 25, Misses, straw-hat-makers and milliners, 15, Sugarhouse-lane Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 13, Carmelite-st. )wer, William, of Kinaldie, h. 3, Union-place

)wn's Drummers—David Bannerman, Provost Milne's-court, 65, Gallowgate, and James Badenoch, 94, Shiprow rail, James, vintner, 54, John-st.

raill, S. 30, Skene-square — Miss, straw-hat-maker, 46, Virginia-st. [Sclattie roup, Alexander, Aberdeen Lime Co. grain merchant, and miller, — Alexander, merchant, tailor, 1, Adelphi

David, grocer, and spirit dealer, principal servant, St. John's Chapel, and funeral waiter, Spa-st. [[Loanhead George, merchant-tailor, 23, Long-acre, h. Prospect Cottage, George, dispensing chemist, 55, George-street, h. 85, Spring- garden [Back-wynd James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 37, Schoolhill, h. 23, -- James, teacher of drawing and painting, Aberdeen Academy, 115, Union-street 1838-39 172 TRO—UNI

Troup, John, blacksmith, 14, Shiprow, h. Ruthrieston fr William, commercial agent, 21, North Silver-st. William, tailor, 41, College-st. William, gardener, Nelson-st. Mrs. George, 24, George-st. Miss, lodgings, 79, George-st. Misses, ladies' school, 24, George-st. Tug Steam Boat Office, Harbour-office, Quay, and Captain Pile - " J office, North Pier Tulloch, Rev. George—School, Academy-street (from Dee-stre to Crown-street), h. Bellevue, Hardgate — James, shipmaster (Sisters), St. Clement-st. —— John, professor of mathematics, King's College, h. 32, Colleglf- bounds, Old Aberdeen Turner, Robert, shipmaster, 6, Constitution-st. Miss, of Menie, Ruby Cottage, South Silver-st.

Turreff, Alexander, draper, 39, Union-st. h. 4, Frederick-st.

Mrs. George, Pilot's Tavern, York-st. ^A( Mrs. 30, Constitution-st. p Mrs. 4, Frederick-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 8, Shiprow Tweedie, Rev. W. K. (South Parish Church), 73, Dee-st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 87, Shiprow Tyson, John, merchant (Geo. Lyall & Co.) h. Strawberrybank Tytler, James, porter, House of Refuge, Duthie's-ct. 35, Guestr Ut: James (of M'Combie & Dunn), L 2, Charlotte-st. John, late farmer, Ferryhill-buildings —— William, cabinet-maker, 6, Shoe-lane Mrs. William, straw-hat-maker, 6, Shoe-lane If

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Union-glen Distillery, Holburn Whale Fishing Co.'s Office, 12, Commerce-st. — Universal Life Assurance Company—Agent for Aberdeen a adjacent counties, John Humphrv, advocate, 109, King-"- 1838—39 URQ—WAL 173

Jrquhart, Alexander, road contractor, 9, Skene-row Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-st. Beauchamp Coldclough, of Byth and Meldrum, h. 261, Union- — & Fullerton, druggists, 61, St. Nicholas-st. [street — & Gordon, druggists, 162, Union-st. — James, shipmaster (Tug, steamer), h. Footdee — John, druggist, h. 55, St. Nicholas-st. ll— John, boot and shoemaker, 112, George-st. — John & Robert, wholesale tea and coffee dealers, 115, Union- street, up stairs :e

- —. Robert (of John & Robert), h. 19, Schoolhill — Mrs. Dr. 4, Frederick-st. JL— Mrs. grocer, Broadford

I— Mrs. sen. of Craigston, h. 240, Union-st.

rACCiNB Institution, 26, Castle-st.—Dr. Galen, physician ralentine, James, flesher, 1, h. 8, Don-st. fass, James, cotton manufacturee, J5, Broad-street, h. Jamieson's- court, 5, Upperkirkgate ernon & Co. general and furnishing ironmongers, iron merchants, and manufacturers, 44, Union-st. —- John (of Bowman, Vernon, & Co.), 27, York-place

dickers, Mrs. 4, Huntly-st. I W

Vaddel, James, manager (P. Emslie & Co. curriers), 28, Berry- — Mrs. David, Crown-court, Union-st. Qane Valker, Adam, messenger-at-arms, 8, Guestrow — Alexander, working jeweller, 20, Netherkirkgate, h. Roseburn Cottage, West Hutcheon-st. - Alexander, clerk (John Smith & Co.), h. 91, Shiprow Alexander, gardener, Rosemount - Alexander, merchant and commercial agent, 37, Shiprow 1838—39 p 174 WAL—WAL

h. Walker, Alexander, ironmonger, 58, Gallowgate, above shop ft':- Alexander, jun. gardener, Broadford & Beattie, land surveyors, 129, Union-st. David, land surveyor, 129, Union-st.

David, shoemaker, 10., Gardener's-lane David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135, Union-street, h. 8 Huntly-street Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 18, St. Clement-st. George, rope-maker (R. W. & S.), Rennie's-houses, Causeway- George, of Honey-brae, h. Broadford [enc George, tailor, 22, Frederick-st. George, gardener, Westfield George, boot and shoemaker, 85, Skene-st. h. 61, Summer-lant George, plasterer, 10, Constitution-st. George, clerk (James Forbes & Co.), h. 67, Commerce-st. Gordon, hairdresser, 42, Guestrow

James, lodgings, 5, Correction-vvynd James, & Co. nursery-seedsmen and florists, 92, Union-st. h 30, Adelphi [Qua} James, hot and cold sea-water baths, at the Sea-beach, and 10 James, stabler, and retailer of hay, Red Lion Tavern, 8, North James, coal-broker, Lobban's-ct. 30, Castle-st. [stree' James (of J. Walker & Co.), h. 30, Adelphi—Nursery, Spital: John, shipmaster (Diadem), 11, St. Clement-st.

John, shipmaster (Duke of Wellington), 7* Wellington-st. John, late merchant, Roseburn Cottage, Hutcheon-st. John, umbrella manufacturer, 10, North-st. h. 20, Castle-st. John, wright, 10, Mounthooly

John, manufacturer, 18, Kidd-lane, h. Skene-square John, clerk, 39, Gallowgate —— John, rope-maker, 16, Hutcheon-st. John, wholesale jeweller, hardware merchant, and importei

of Foreign fancy goods, 24, h. Cruden's-court, 22, Broad- street [43, Loch-st. John, & Co. blacksmiths, millwrights, and machine-makers. John, shoemaker (Geo. Watson), 14, Netherkirkgate 1838—39 WAL—WAR, 175

Walker, Robert, hairdresser, 210, Gallowgate — Robert, vintner, 58, Woolmanhill — Walter, late plasterer, 64, George-st. [Mounthooly

William, late of H. E. I. Co.'s tea department, Friendly-bank,

— William, assistant treasurer, Infirmary, h. 2, Caroline-place — William, grocer, wine and spirit merchant* 43, h. 41, George-st. —— William, tovvn-serjeant and Dean of Guild's officer, 11, Consti- tution-st.—office, Lodge- walk, under Court-house — William, flesher, 37, h. 16, Wales-st. -market — William, Police officer, A. 16, Constitution-st. — William, steward (City of Aberdeen, steamer), and innkeeper, 33, Guestrow — Mrs. stay maker, Ferguson's-court, 108, Gallowgate — Mrs. David, South Crown-st. Mrs. midwife, 12, Frederick-st.

— Mrs. register office, 9, Guestrow — Mrs. broker, 85, Green

— Mrs. flesher, 3, Poultry-market, h. Cotton i Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 3, College-st. — Miss, dressmaker, 54, Shiprow — Miss, washer and dresser, Barkmill e h. | Miss, teacher of the Seaman's School, Sugarhouse-lane, 20, — Misses, Crown-st. QCastle-st. Wallace, Andrew, merchant and brewer, Auchmull Archibald, porter (North of Scotland Bank), 31, Guestrow — David, Crown-street —— George, Crown-street — James, 20, George-street John, overseer (Salmon Fishings), Old Bridge of Don — William, traveller (James Johnston, sen.), h. 68, Broad-st. — William, shipmaster (Briton), 12, Sugarhouse-lane William, I boot and shoemaker, 26, Long-acre — Mrs. late of Fraserburgh, Crown-st. tlWales, Alexander, sail-maker, 12, St. Clement-st. $>jWard, Mrs. Hugh, broker, 16, Peacock's-close Waren, Mrs. lodgings, 16, College-bounds, Old Aberdeen 1838—39 p 2 176 WAR—WAT

and milliner, Gordon-st. Waring, Miss, dressmaker 6, i Warrack, Charles, baker, Woodside [52, Netherkirkgat* & Forbes, wholesale tea dealers, wine merchants, and agents James, surgeon, Private Asylum, Upper Middlefield, Aberdeer James (of Warrack & Forbes), h. 20, Union-terrace

Mrs. 7, Skene-terrace Wastewater, Robert, vintner, 43, East North-st. Waters, Benjamin, clerk (Devanha Brewery), h. 1, St. Mary's-placc Watkins, Alex, manufacturer (Broadford Works), h. Broadford Watch House, Huxter-row and Union-place [race Watson, Archibald, cashier (Broadford Works), h. Rosemount-ter L. David, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 9, Commerce-st. George, boot and shoemaker and leather cutter, 14, Nether kirkgate, h. 25, Bon-Accord-st. James, blacksmith, Duncan's-ct. 74, Gallowgate

. James, confectioner, 6, Park-st. [stree James, wright and saw trimmer, 180, Union-st. h. 25, Chapel John, tailor, Yeats'-ct. 30, Netherkirkgate

John, Britannia Tavern, and shipmaster, Exchequer-ct. h. i — Patrick, teacher, 25, Chapel-st. [Exchequer-rov Robert, builder, Nelson-st. h. 6, Mounthooly

William, W.S. sheriff-substitute, 7> East Craibstone-st. William, merchant, Ruthrieston Mrs. provision seller, 13, Gallowgate Mrs. George, 9, Union-place

Mrs. Wm. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Newbridge, Hardgat _. Mrs. mealseller, 25, St. Andrew-st. Mrs. vintner, 12, Canal-terrace Mrs. 66, Bon-Accord-street Mrs. midwife, 14, Belmont-st. Miss, teacher, Whitehouse-st. V; Watt, Abraham, blacksmith, 47, High-st. Old Aberdeen Alexander, road-surveyor, 2, Mary-place, Skene-sq.

Alexander, blacksmith, 7, Don-st. Old Aberdeen Alexander, shipmaster, and treasurer to the Shipmaster So ciety, Ruthrieston 1838—39 WAT—WEB 177

Watt, Alexander, land-surveyor, 15, Bon-Accord-st. - Alexander, shoemaker, Skene-square Charles, shoemaker, Canal-road, Causewayend - David, grocer and spirit dealer, 15, Chapel-st. George, shoemaker, 18, Justice-st. - George, shipmaster, 4, Summer-lane

- George, innkeeper, 1, Regent-quay - George, surgeon, 57> Dee-st. George, & Co. blacksmiths, York-st. c and spirit dealer, 14, Quay f George, tea George, 67, Causewayend George, slater (successor to James Smith), 9, Trinity-st. - George, fishing-tackle maker, 25, East North-st. - James, shoemaker, 56, East North-st. —— James, Grammar School, Berryden Cottage - James, tailor, Cotton - James, boot and shoemaker, 23, Castle-st. h. Lobban's ct. 30, John, shoemaker, 35, h. 31, Upperkirkgate [Castle-st. - John, tailor, 24, Loch-st. [court, Broad-st. John, merchant (formerly traveller, G. B. & Co.), Concert- _ Joseph, blacksmith, Leadside, Gilcomston Patrick, grocer, 77, ^- 79, Queen-st. - Robert, grocer, wine, tea, and spirit merchant, 179? h- 18% Samuel, carter, 20, Dee-st. [Gallowgate - William, mealseller, 66, High-st. Old Aberdeen tj William, feuar and farmer, 23, Causewayend Mrs. 10, Chapel-st. - Mrs. Adam, 61, Dee-st. - Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), h. 58, High-st. Old Aberdeen - Misses, dressmakers, 4, Jopp's-lane Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomston - Joseph, gardener, Clerkseat [st. William, stabler and livery-stable keeper, 5, Little Belmont- Watts, Miss, ladies' academy, and teacher of piano-forte, 6, St. l(|Webster, Alexander, writer, 28, Catherine-st. [Nicholas-st. - Alexander, advocate—Office, 24, h. 25, King-st. 1838—39 p 3 178 WEB—WHI

Webster, Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and ginger-beet manufacturer, Webster's-ct. 23, Guestrow John, advocate, 24, h. 25, King-st. John, retired merchant, Scott's-ct. 25, Quay John, grocer and spirit dealer, Holburn-st. John, fish-curer, 42, Wales-st. Simpson, shoemaker, 26, North-st. Thomas, factor, Stronach's-close, Castle-st. ([Wales-st Thomas, giocer, porter and spirit dealer, 10, Hanover-st. h — William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6, Skene-terrace Mrs. Lieutenant William, 36, Chapel-st. Misses, 20, East North-st. Weigh-house, Quay Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's-ct. 17, Upperkirkgate Robert, spirit merchant, Waterloo-quay, h. R. Mackie* houses, Links-st. —— William, shipmaster (Venilla), 11, Drum's-lane

Mrs. Mountpleasant, 1, Canal-st. Mrs. midwife, 11, Drum's-lane [Xommerce-st

Welsh, James, stone-cutter, smoke-curer, and general artist, 1 Westland, James, secretary (Aberdeen Town and County Bank, h James, tailor, 4, Drum's-lane Q64, Dee-si John, shoemaker, 4, Drum's-lane Mrs. William, 64, Dee-st. West of England Fire and Life Office—A. & J. Cadenhead, advc cates, agents, 52, Netherkirkgate, 1st floor Whitecross, George, spirit dealer, 77* Gallowgate William, jeweller, h. 67, Dee-st. —— William, & Co. jewellers, 43, Union-st. —— Mrs. sick-nurse, 16, Shoe-lane White, George, shoemaker, Upper Denburn —— James, flesher, 28, Windmill-brae James, builder, 61, Bon-Accord-st. Thomas, excise officer, Holburn-st. William, merchant and general sgent, and American Vic< Consul, 6, Frederick-st. h. 127, King-st. 1838—39 WHY—WIL 179

a Whyte, David, tanner, Newbridge, Hardgate, h. 4, Bon-Accord- — James, shipmaster (Banchory), h. 27, James-st. — John, clothier, h. 52, Dee-st. — Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 68, h. 64, Union-st. — William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 8, Union-place, h. 10, Chapel-st. — Misses, ladies' boarding and day school, 11, Crown-st. — Mrs. Thomas, Mastrick

I Wicks, George, excise officer, Buxburn Wigham, Anthony, 5, Caroline-place, Maybank John, Broadford Wight, John, baker, Woodside Wildgoose, Miss, teacher (John Knox's School), 63, Causewayend Wilkie, Mrs. Matthew, dressmaker, 57, Green William, mealseller, 47, Windmill-brae Wilkinson, Lieut. Stephen, R.N. 6, Caroline-place Mrs. William, 29, Upperkirkgate Will, James, surgeon, 72, King-st. John, late guard, 22, Constitution-st. John, shipmaster (Cygnet), 9, Canal-terrace Thomas, steward (City of Aberdeen), 2, St. Mary's-place Thomas, cashier and traveller (A. H. & S.) h. Crown-st. 3

Williams, James, cooper, 7, Virginia-st. —— Robert, cooper and fish-curer, 7, Virginia-st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 6, Huntly-st.

William, smith and dealer in old iron and metals, 7, Wool- manhill, h. 25, Schoolhill Williamson, Alexander, flesher, 44, Wales-st.-market, h. Skene - Alexander, shoemaker, 56, Woolmanhill Alexander, & Co. boot & shoemakers, 40, Castle-st. —- Benjamin, surgeon, 239, Union-st. Benjamin, gunmaker, 25, St. Nicholas-st. h. 24, Wales-st. David, gardener, 24, Justice-st. George, flesher, 41, Wales-st.-market, h. Skene-st.

1 George, shipmaster, 33, Wales-st. George, cattle dealer and grain merchant, Steps of Gilcomston 1838—39 180 WIL—WIL

Williamson, George, shipmaster (Majestic), Wales-st. George, teacher, Poor's Hospital, 19, Upperkirkgate James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 123, George-st.

. James, potter, Pitmuxton James, flesher, 9, Wales-st.-market, h. 20, Wales-st. James, flesher, 47, Wales-st.-market, h. Skene John, jun. flesher, 3, George-st.-market, h. Skene

. Joseph, M.D. 20, Victoria-place _— & Middleton, candlemakers, 31, Wales-st. Peter, & Co. druggists, 1, Exchequer-row, and 139, Union-st h. 3, Exchequer-row William, jun. innkeeper and lodgings, 9, Church-st. William, furnishing tailor, 59, h. 60, Quay —— Mrs. Steps of Gilcomston Mrs. John, flesher, 20 and 21, George-street-market, h. 72 Hutcheon-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Kingsland-place, George-st. Miss, Smith's-ct. 49, Gallowgate Willox, William, saddler, 22, k. 20, Queen-st. William, builder, 48, Woolmanhill Wilson, Alexander, hosier, 49, h. 47, Green Alexander, ship agent, Marischal-st. £houst Alexander, writer (James Nicol), 17, Adelphi, h. Rosemount Andrew, bookbinder and dealer in books, 155, Gallowgate George, tailor, 188, Gallowgate George, vintner, 83, Spital, Old Aberdeen

George, shore porter, h. Commercial-ct. 58, Castle-st.

Hugh, confectioner, 2, James-st. h. 40, Woolmanhill Captain James, 115, York-st. —— James, mealseller, 3, Causewayend James H. Herald Office, h. 12, Constitution-st. James, wright, 54, East North-st. h. 13, Gardener's-lane James, heckle-maker, 54, Causewayend

James, musician, Chapel-ct. 1, Justice-st. John, late of Waterside, 16, Dee-st.

John, cabinet-maker, 2, h. 5, Trinity-st. 1838-39 WIL—WIS 181

Wilson, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 24, Back-wynd

— John, session-clerk, and teacher, Grammar School ; academy, 45, High-st. Old Aberdeen John, overseer of Duncan & Begg's wood-yard, Poynernook, h. 64, Shiprow [shop John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 48, Gallowgate* k. above — Joseph, grocer, Dee-village —— Lieutenant Orlando, Rosemount-house — Robert, bookseller, 34, Schoolhill, k. 15, Woolmanhill — William, vintner, Holburn-st. —— Mrs. 51, Bon-Accord-st. —— Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 6, Spa-st. -— Mrs. William, 90, Union-st. — Mrs. and Miss Robertson, teachers of dancing and deportment, Public Rooms, h. 50, Bon-Accord-st. Misses, teachers, 16, North Silver-st. - Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 4, Spa-st. — Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22, St. Andrew-st. Miss, dressmaker, 81, Shiprow Miss, teacher, Skene-square

Miss (Auchinlech), 1, Justice-st. Winchester, Charles, advocate, 21, St. Nicholas-st. Winks, Ronald, weaver, Thistle-st. Winlaw, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 194, Gallowgate [Gallowgate James, jun. clerk (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 104,

Wisely, George, & Co. worsted manufacturers, 9* Castle-st. h. 7, Huxter-row J~hooly), k. Broadford

r W ishart, Alexander, mason, (precentor, John Knox Church, Mount- Andrew, slater, 21, Guestrow Charles, shore-porter, Henderson's-ct. 46, Broad-st. John, excise-officer, 84, George-st. Joseph, organ-builder, 30, h. 9, Young-st. _ Robert, lodgings, 99, Spital William, flesher, 37 and 38, Wales-st.-market, h. 3, Hanover-st.

— William, late hosier, 8, Gallowgate 1838—39 182 WIT—WYN

Witherspoon, Samuel, shoemaker, 78, Gallowgate Wood, David, shoemaker, 46? East North-st. David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c. 55, Commerce-st. George, commission-agent, 33, Dee-st. James, S. shoemaker, Holburn-st. John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston —— John, surgeon, 33, Dee-st. —— John, coachman, Maberly-st. Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3, Crown-st. h. 13, College-st. Thomas, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 28, h. 26, Causeway end £ston-building William, bookseller and ruler, 19, Queen-st. h. Cooper Mrs. 5, Yeats-lane Mrs. Joseph, 8, Bon-Accord-terrace

'. Miss, lodgings, 19, High-st. Old Aberdeen Misses, sewing-school, Holburn-st.

Wright, Andrew, vintner, 1, Pork-lane

01 David, late accountant, h. J5, Bon-Accord-st. James, gardener, Westfield h James (of Wright & Petrie), h. 16, Shoe-lane J. & R. dealers in hardware, 47, Broad-st. h. 44, Upperkirk ~ John, quarrier, 47, Summer-st. C& ati Patrick, traveller (John Begg), Mathieson's-ct. 15, Castle-sf Peter, turner, and musical-instrument maker, 44, Upper & Petrie, stone-cutters, 212, Union-st. £kirkgat Mrs. grocer and spirit dealer, 34, College-st. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 44, Upperkirkgate Wyllie, David, & Son, booksellers, stationers, and circulating library, 51, Union-st. h. 17, Bon-Accord-st. John, tailor, 37, Guestrow

Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 1, George-st.-market, h. 93, George-st. John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank

John, flesher, 2, George-st.-market, h. John-st. William, grocer, Holburn-st.

Wynne, Edward, excise officer, Don-st. Old Aberdeen 1838—39 YEA—YOU 183

Teast Brewery, Causewayend, by R. Davidson Teats, Alexander, book-keeper, North of Scotland Fire and Life Assurance Company—Office, 36, Union-st. h. Yeats-court, 30, Netherkirkgate George, silk mercer, 87, Union-st. h. 149, South Crown-st. — George and William, advocates— Office, 102, h. 104, King-st. — John, advocate, 84, King-st. v

• John, flesher, 6, Poultry-market, h. Holburn-place - Thomas, flesher, 9 and 32, Wales-st.-market, h. 32, Frederick- - William, Broadford Mrs. 26, [s t. feoman, George, shoemaker, 2, College-st. Tork, John, chimney-sweeper, 64, Gallowgate — and North of England Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—Wm. Gordon, advocate, agent, 14, Adelphi Torkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company—George Leask, 21, Adelphi, advocate, agent oung, Alexander, spirit dealer, 32, Park-st. James, supervisor of excise, Holburn-st.

- James & David, teachers of music, 7, Flourmill-brae

I John, baker, 43, Windmill-brae

John, slater and fireman, 17, Queen-st. 1 Robert, shipmaster (Sylvanus), 13, Commerce-st. - Serjeant Robert (R.A.), Hardgate - William, shipmaster (Commodore), h. 71, Netherkirkgate Mrs. grocer, Upper Denburn - Mrs. midwife, 59, Commerce-st. Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10, Fisher-row

. Mrs. vintner, 107, York-st. — Mrs. grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Summer-lane — Miss, tea dealer, Upper Denburn — Misses, 2, Golden. square — Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 59, Commerce-st. ounghusband, Mrs. John, 10, Canal-terrace 1838—39 184 YOU—YOU

Youngson, Andrew, of Cairncry, h. Cairncry Major (of the H.E.I. Co/s Service), Granite-place, Rubisla| Peter, feuar, Gordon's-mills Robert, shipmaster (Sampson), 44, Frederick-st. William, cabinet-maker, 20, Marywell-st.

Miss, dressmaker, 7, Flourmill-brae Yule, Alexander, manager (Vernon & Co.), 44, Union-st. Norman, Crown-court, Union-st.

. Mrs. lodgings, 1, St. Nicholas-st. Miss, net and lace worker 21, Lower Denburn Youll, Mrs. 47, Green SUPPLEMENT

Allan, James, vintner, King-st.-road, Old Aberdeen Black, Thomas* shoemaker, 147, Gallowgate Blackman, Mrs. grocer, 51, Woolmanhill Badenoch, Mrs. 26, Bon-Accord-terrace Bouglinval, A. French teacher, 2, South-silver-st. Cameron, John, cooper, 150, Gallowgate Qiall Cochran, James, officer of excise (Glenburn Distillery), h. White- Cook, William, grocer and haberdasher, New Bridge of Don Cruickshank, William, overseer (A. H. & S.), h. 11, St. Andrew-st. Deans, William, cattle-dealer, 17, Littlejohn-st. Fleming, Robert, victualling-house, 32, Gallowgate Morison, George, M.D. 15, Constitution-st.

CARRIER.

Tohn Sim, Huntly Carrier, arrives on Thursday, at Taggart's, 68, George-street, Aberdeen, and departs for Huntly, &c. on Friday.

ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, AND COURTS,

WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR SITUATIONS,]

Academy-street, from Dee-street to Crown-street Adelphi, between 49 and 51, Union-street Affleck-place, from Marywell-street to Affleck-street Affleck-street, from Crown-street to Harbour Albion-street, from Park-street to Links Albion-court, 18, Castle-street Albyn-place, west from Alford-place Alford-place, west from Union-place Anderson's-court, 22, Upperkirkgate Anderson's-court, 73, Netherkirkgate Ann-street, from Maberly-street to Hutcheon-street Annand's-court, 27, James-street

Back-wynd, from Union-street to Schoolhill Baltic-street, from Prince Regent-street to Links Bank of Scotland-court, 35, Castle-street Barnett's-close, from Guestrow to Flourmill-brae Beattie's-court, 102, Gallowgate Belmont-street, from Union-street to Schoolhill Belmont-street (Little), from Belmont-street to Back-wynd Berry-lane, from Gallowgate to Loch-street Black's-buildings, from Woolmanhill to Spa-street Blackbull-close, 4, Huxter-row Blackfriars-street, from Woolmanhill to St. Andrew-street Blairton-lane, from Broad-street to Guestrow Bon-Accord-square, from Bon-Accord-st. to Bon-Accord-terrace Bon-Accord-street, from Union-street Bon-Accord-terrace, from Union-street 1838—39 a ii BOO—CHA

Booth's-court, 66, Netherkirkgate Bothwell's-court, 25, Justice-street Bourtie's-court, 19, Upperkirkgate Brebner's-court, 10, Castle-street Brebner's-court, 83, Shiprow Brewery-lane, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to the line oi road from King-street Bridewell-lane, from Chapel-street to Rose-street Broad-street, from Union-street to Gallowgate and Upperkirkgate Broadford, north-west of George-street Broadford-lane, from Broadford to Causewayend-road Bruce's-court, 20, Loch-street Burn-court, 14, Upperkirkgate Burnett's-close, 5, Exchequer-row Burr's-court, 152, Gallowgate Bursar's-court, 61, Castle-street

Canal-terrace, from Virginia-street to Garvock-street Canal-street, from Mounthooly-bridge to Froghall-bridge Canal-lane, from Canal-terrace to Summer-lane Canal-lane, Old Aberdeen, from High-street to Flyboat-house Candle-court, 51, Loch-street Candlemaker's-court, 46, Gallowgate Cameron's-court, 30, North-street Carmelite-street, from Green to Trinity-street Carmelite-lane, from Fisher-row to Trinity-street Carnegie's Brae, from Netherkirkgate to Putachieside Caroline-place, Skene-square Castle-street, from Union-street to Justice-street and Castle-brae Castle-hill, from Castle-brae to Hanover-street Castle-brae, from Castle-street to Virginia-street Catherine-street, from Causewayend to George-street Catto-square, Garvock's-wynd Causewayend, from Gallowgate to Gowanbrae Chanonry, Old Aberdeen, from High-street to Cathedral Chapel-street, from Union-place to Skene-street Chapel-street (Little), from Chapel-street to Summer-street 1838—39 CHA—CRO iii

Chapel-lane, from Weigh-square to Shore-brae Chapel-court, 61, Gallowgate

Chapel-court, 1, Justice-street Chaplainry, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to Cathedral Charles-court, 40, Upperkirkgate Charles-street, from Broadford to Causewayend Charlotte-street, from St. Andrew-street to John-street Cheyne's-court, 69, Broad-street Chronicle-lane, from North -street to Mealmarket-lane I" Chronicle-court, 32, Broad-street, and 10, Queen-street Church-street, from Lime-quay to St. Clement-street Clarence-street, from Cooperston Buildings to Friendship Farm Clark's-court, 2, Upperkirkgate Clark's-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to East-road Clunes'-court, 53, George-street Cluny's-lane, from High-street to East-road, Old Aberdeen College-bounds, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Brewery-lane College Street, from Windmill-brae to Clayhills College-court, 82, Broadstreet Collie's-court, 26, Shiprow Commerce-street, from Quay to Park-lane Commercial-court, 58, Castle-street Commercial-buildings, from 107 to 119, Union-street Commercial-road, from Wellington-street to York-street Concert-court, between 10 and 12, Broad-street Constitution-street, from Park-street to Links Cooper's-court, 26, Netherkirkgate Cooperston-buildings, from Holburn-street to Toll-bar Copper Company's-court, 14, Gallowgate Correction-wynd, from Green to St. Nicholas-street Courage's-court, 3, Weigh-house-square Coutts'-court, Netherkirkgate Cowgate, from Justice-street to Park-lane Craibstone-st. (west), from Bon-Accord-terrace to Bon-Accord-sq. Craibstone-st. (east), from Bon-Accord-st. to Bon-Accord-sq. Craigwell-place, from Skene-street to Denburn-terrace Crombie's-Court, 33, Park-street 1838—39 a 2 iv CRO—FAR

Crown-street, from Union-street to Marywell-street Crown-street (south), from Affleck-street to Dee-village Crown-court, between 41 and 43, Union-street Crown-court, 36, Upperkirkgate Cruden's-court, 22, Broad-street Cruickshank's (Leslie) Court, 91, Broad-street Cruickshank's (Thomas) Court, 8, Schoolhill Cruickshank's (C.) Court, 8, Shiprow Cruickshank's-court, 46, Shiprow

Daniel's-court, 48, Castle-street Davidson's-court, 111, Gallowgate Dee-street, from Union-street to Marywell-street Dee-street, from Lower Trinity to Lower Denburn Denburn, from Poynernook to Spa-street Denburn-terrace, from Union-street-bridge to Skene-terrace Diamond-street, from Union-street to Silver-street Diamond-lane, from Diamond-street to Silver-street Donald's-court, 20, Schoolhill, and 12, Loch-street Donald's-close, 14, Schoolhill Downie's-court, 65, Broad-street Drum's-lane, from 26, Upperkirkgate, to Loch-street Duncan's-court, 45, Castle-stieet Duncan's D. Court, 120, Gallowgate Duncan's-court, 74, Gallowgate Duthie's-court, 35, Guestrow

East North-street, from King-street to Park-street Emslie's-court, 81, George-street Emslie's-court, 26, Gallowgate Ewen's-court, 42, Gallowgate Exchange-court, between 35 and 37, Union-street Exchequer-row, from Castle-street to Shiprow

Exchequer-court, 9, Exchequer-row

Farquhar's-court, 17, Upperkirkgate Farquharson's-court, 10, Schoolhill 1838—39 FER—GOR

Ferguson's-court, 5, Putachieside Ferguson's-court, 30, Gallowgate Ferguson's (J.) Court, 108, Gallowgate Ferryhill Buildings, near Devanha Brewery Firhillwell-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to Sunnybank Fish-street, from Summer-lane to Albion-street Fisher-row, from Maltmill-bridge to Green Flourmill-brae, from St. Nicholas-street to Barnett's-close Flourmill-lane, from Netherkirkgate to Flourmill-brae Footdee, from Canal-basin to New Pier Forbes-street, from Skene-square to Stocket-road Forbes-court, 78, Green Fowler's-wynd, from Green to Fisher-row Frederick-street, from King-street to Park-street Froghall-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Spital to the Canal-side

Gaelic-lane, from Belmont-street to Back-wynd Galen's-court, 18, Guestrow, Gallowgate, from Broad-street to Causewayend, Mounthooly Gardner's-lane, from Justice-street to East North-street Garrow's-court, 8 Trinity-street Garvock-street, from Canal-basin to Garvock's-wynd Garvock's-wynd, from Garvock-street to Links Gas-street, from Trinity-street to Poynernook Geddes-court, 12, Prince Regent-street George-street, from St. Nicholas-street to Broadford George-street Market, George-street and John-street Gerard-street, from Gallowgate to Broadford Gibb's-court, 91, Shiprow Gilcomston, from Woolmanhill and Spa-street to Short-loanings Gilcomston-steps, from Spa-street to Skene-square Golden-square, from Union-street to Silver-street Gordon's-court, 10, Gordon-street

Gordon's-court, 4, Schoolhill Gordon's-court, 25, Virginia-street Gordon's-court, 88, Broad-street Gordon's-court, 39, North-street 1838—39 a 3 vi GOR—KIN

Gordon-street, from Windmill-brae Green, from Windmill-brae to Putachie-side and Fisher-row Guestrow, from Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate

Hanover-lane, from Albion-street to Fish-street Hanover-street, from Castle-hill to Albion-street Hardgate, from New-bridge to Mile-end Harper's-court, 63, North-street Harriot-street, from Schoolhill to Loch-street Harvey's-court, 90, Gallowgate Henderson's (A.) Court, 123, Gallowgate Henderson's (W.) Court, 161, Gallowgate Henderson's-court, 129, Gallowgate Henderson's-court, 46, Broad-street High-street, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to Don-street Holburn-street, to Holburn-place Holburn-place/ to South Mile-end Huntly-street, from Union- street to Summer-street Hutcheon-street, from Causewayend to Skene-square Hutcheon's-court, 4, Shiprow Huxter-row, from Broad-street to Castle-street

Innes'-street, from Gallowgate to Loch-street

James-street, from Quay to Virginia-street Jamieson's-court, 5, Upperkirkgate Jamieson's-court, 38, Shiprow John-street, from George-street to Woolmanhill Jopp's-court, 31, Gallowgate Jopp's-court, 40, Broad-street, and 11, Queen-street Jopp's-lane, from St. Andrew-street to John-street Justice-street, from Castle-street to Park-street Justice-lane, from Justice-street to East North-street

Kidd-lane, from Chapel-street to Summer-street King-street, from Castle-street to Love-lane 1838—39 KIN—MEA vii

Kingsland-place, from Barkmill-burn to Hutcheon-street, west side

Knox's-court, 7, Wales-street [[of Broadford

Lamond's-court, 49, Upperkirkgate Langstane-place, head of Dee-street Ligertwood's-court, 77j George-street Lime-quay, from Commerce-street to Waterloo-quay Lindsay-street, from Diamond-street to Golden-square Links-street, from St. Clement's-street to Links Littlejohn-street, from Gallowgate to North-street Lobban's-court, 30, Castle-street Loch-street, from Harriot-street to Vennel Loch-side, from Windy-wynd to Loch-street Lodge-walk, from Castle-street to Queen-street Long-acre, from Broad-street to North- street Love-lane, from Spital to Links

Maberly-street, from Broadford-gate to Skene-square M'Combie's-court, 52, Union-street, and 51, Netherkirkgate M'Cook's-court, 116, Gallowgate M'Gregor's-court, 99, Gallowgate Machray's-court, 59, George-street Machray's-court, 13, Bon-Accord-street M'Kay's-court, 80, Gallowgate M'Kenzie's-court, 42, George-street M'Lean's-court, 50, Gallowgate Maitland's-court, 42, Netherkirkgate Maltmill-bridge, from Putachie-side to Fisher-row Marischal-street, from Castle-street to Quay Marine-terrace, near Ferryhill-buildings Market-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Town-house to East-road Martin's-lane, from Green to Renny's-wynd Marywell-street, from College-street to Dee-street Mary well-place, south from Crown-street Matheson's-court, 15, Castle-street iMatheson's-court, 9, Constitution-street Mealmarket, Mealmarket-lane 1838—39 vm MEA—PEA

Mealmarket-lane, from King-street to North-street Melville's-court, 106, Gallowgate Messon's-court, 32, Justice-street Mearns'-court, 53, Shi prow Meters'-court, 11, Chapel-lane Middlethird, from Waterloo-quay to St. Clement-street Mill-street, from Summer-lane to the line of road leading to Ban- Milner's-court, 21, Guestrow [nermill Milner's-court, 38, Castle-street Milne's-court, 27, Gallowgate Milne's (Provost) Court, 65, Gallowgate Milne's (R.) Court, 143, Gallowgate Milne's (W.) Court, 60, Gallowgate Mitchell's-court, 66, North-street Mitchell-place, from North-street to King-street Moir's-court, 103, Gallowgate Morrison's-court, 2, Fisher-row Mounthooly, from Gallowgate to Canal-side Muttonbrae, from Woolmanhill to Denburn

National Bank-court, 42, Castle-street Nelson-street, from King-street to Gallowgate Netherkirkgate, from Broad-street to St. Nicholas-street New-street, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to the line of road to King-street North-street, from East North-street to Mounthooly North-lane, Old Aberdeen, from Seaton-gate to the line of road! j from King-street

Ogston's-court, 84, Broad-street Oliver's-court, 12, Upperkirkgate [[road from King-st Orchard-lane, Old Aberdeen, from College-bounds to the line oi

Painter's-court, 22, Upperkirkgate Park-street, from Justice-street to Canal Park-lane, from Park-street to Commerce-street Peacock's-close, 24, Castle-street 1838—39 PEN—ROS ix

Pensioner's-court, 18, Justice-street Pirie's-court, 50, Castle-street Pirie's-court, 30, Shiprow

Pirie's-court, 1, Upperkirkgate Philip's-court, 147, Gallowgate Plasterer's-court, 70, Gallowgate Poor's Hospital-court, 56, Gallowgate Pork-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street

Porter's-court, 8, Weigh-house-square Porthill-close, 98, Gallowgate Porthill, from Gallowgate to North-street Poynernook, foot of Denburn Prince Regent-street, from Canal-terrace to Baltic-street Prince's-street, from King-street to Park-street Putachieside, from Carnegie's-brae to Maltmill-bridge

Quakers'-court, 41, Guestrow Quay, from Poynernook to Lime-shore Queen's-street, from Broad-street to North-street

Ragg's-lane, from Broad-street to Guestrow Ramage's-court, from 83, Broad-street, to Guestrow Ramsay's-court, 57, Guestrow Red Lion-court, from 77, Broad-street, to Guestrow Reform-street, from Park-street to Constitution-street Reid's-court, 34, Gallowgate

Reid's-court, 6, Shiprow Relief Church-court, 10, St. Andrew-street Renny's-wynd, from Green to Trinity-street Rettie's-court, 26, Broad-street Rettie's-court, 51, North-street Riddle's-court, 40, Windmill-brae Rhind's-court, 64, Gallowgate Robertson's-court, 46, Netherkirkgate Roper's-court, 107, Gallowgate, and 47, Loch-side Rose-street, from Union-place to Bridewell Ross's-court, 22, Schoolhill 1838-39 x ROS—SPE

Ross's-court, 11, Trinity-corner

Ross's-court, 6, Upperkirkgate

St. Andrew-street, from Loch-street to Woolmanhill St. Catherine's-wynd, from Union-street to Netherkirkgate St. Catherine's-conrt, 14, Shiprow St. Clement-street, from Garvock-street to Wellington-street St. Nicholas-street, from Union-street to George-street St. Nicholas-lane, from St. Nicholas-street to Correction- wynd Salter's-court, 39, Loch-side Schoolhill, from Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill Scott's-court, 25, Quay Seaton-gate, Old Aberdeen, from Don-street to Old Bridge of Don' Shewan's-court, 119, Gallowgate Shipmaster's-court, 97> Shiprow Shiprow, from Union street to Trinity-corner Shoe-lane, from North-street to Queen-street

r: Shore-brae, from Shiprow to Quay Shore-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Shuttle-lane, from East North-street to Park-street Shuttle-street, from St. Andrew-street to John-street Silver-street, from Golden-square to Skene-terrace Sim's-square, from Blackfriars-street to John-street Sim's-court, 88, Shiprow Simpson's-court, 139, Gallowgate, and 56 Loch-side Sinclair's -close, 20, Justice-street Skene-place, from Skene-street to Cherryvale r Skene-street, from Denburn to Skene-place Skene-square, from steps of Gilcomston to Hutcheon-street Skene-terrace, from Skene-street to Summer-street r Smith's-court, 16, Netherkirkgate Smith's (J.) Court, 113, Gallowgate Smith's-court, 49, Gallowgate Smith's-court, 21, Castle-street South Silver-street, from Union-street to Golden-square Spa-street, from Denburn to steps of Gilcomston Spence's-court, 5, John-street 1838—39 SPI—WAL xi

Spital, from Mounthooly to Old Aberdeen pringbank-terrace, from South Crown-st. to foot of Bon-Accord-st. pring-garden, from George-street to Windy-wind till's-court, 83, Shiprow

3t, Mary's-place, from Crown-terrace to Crown-street Stronach's-close, Exchequer-row Sugarhouse-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Summer-street, from Union-place to Skene-street Summer-lane, from Garvock's-vvynd to Fish-street iutherland's-court, 17, James-street Sutherland's-court, 126, Gallowgate •Jutherland's-court, 78, Shiprow

Theatre-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Thistle-street, from Rose-street ta Rubislaw Thomson's-court, 55, North-street Thomson's-court, 61, Broad-street Thomson's-court, 21, Quay

Thornton's-place, 29, Guestrow, and 4, Flourmill-lane Trinity-street, from Denburn to Trinitv-lane Trinity-corner, from Shiprow to Putachieside Trinity-lane, from Trinity-corner to Trinity-street Tytler's-court, Green

Union-street, from Castle-street to Union-place Union-buildings, from Castle-street to Shiprow Union-place, from Union-street to South-bridge [Jnion-terrace, from Union-bridge to Skene-terrace Union-lane, from Union-street to Guestrow Union-row, from Union-street to Summer-street Union-wynd, from Union-row to Summer-street Upperkirkgate, from Broad-street to Schoolhill

Vennel, from Gallowgate to Loch-street Virginia-street, from Commerce-street to Weigh-house-square

Wales-street, from Park-street to the Canal 1838—39 xii WAL—YOU

Wales-street (Little), from Wales-street to Hanover-street Wales-street Market, Wales-street Walker's-court, 17, Virginia-street Walker's-court, Shiprow Wapping-street, from Trinity-street to Lower Denburn Water-lane, from Quay to Virginia-street Waterloo-quay, from Lime-quay to Building-yards Watt's-court, 28, Virginia-street Watson's-court, 45, North-street Webster's-court, 10, East North-street Webster's-court, 72, Shiprow Webster's-court, 23, Guestrow Weigh-house-square, Quay Well-court, 14, Broad-street Wellington-place, from Union-place to South-bridge Wellington-street, from Waterloo-quay to Links West-court, 32, Guestrow Whitehouse-street, from Chapel-street to Skene-street Windmill-brae, from Green to Hardgate Windy-wynd, from Gallowgate to Spring-garden Woolmanhill, from Schoolhill to steps of Gilcomston

Yeats'-lane, from Canal-terrace to Summer-lane Yeats'-court, 30, Netherkirkgate York-place, from Waterloo-quay to York-street York-street, from Wellington-street to north side of Building-yar Young-street, from Gallowgate to Loch-street,

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COUNTIES OF ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND KINCARDINE,

WITH THE DAYS ON WHICH THEY FALL NEW STYLE.

JANUARY. 7 Bervie 13 Kirriemuir (horse)

1 Park Inn, Deeside 8 Stonehaven 15 Fife Keith

1 Alford 12 Newmachar 19 Pitmachie 2 Bridge of Don 12 Mannofield 19 Tornaveen 2 Strichen, Yule 12 Monymusk 19 Ruthrieston 3Echt 13 Banff 20 Marnoch 3 Bervie 13 Rattray 22 Old Deer 4 Stonehaven 15 Cornhill (Park) 26 House of Muir 7 Cullen 19 Tornaveen 27 Inverury 7 Banff 19 Ruthrieston 27 Leochel 8 Monymusk 20 Kildrummy 27 Migvie 8 Newmachar 21 Charleston of Aboyne 27 Marnoch 8 Mannofield 23 Abergeldie 27 Udny 9 Auchtygall 27 Botriphnie 28 Echt

15 Ruthrieston 28 Tarves 15 Tornaveen MARCH. 28 Memsie 16 Granton 4 Mintlaw 28 Lenabo

16 Mortlach 4, 5 New Pitsligo 29 Upper Banchory 23 Drumblade 5 Alford 25 Oldmeldrum 6 Auchindoir APRIL. Alford [31 Laurencekirk 6 Bridge of Don 2 6 Hunlty 2 Park Inn, Deeside FEBRUARY. 6 Strichen 3 Bridge of Don

<& 1 Old Deer 7 Tarland Findon 5 Alford 12 Oldmeldrum 5 Aberlour 6 Bridge of Don 12 Newmachar 5 Byth 7 Echt 12 Monymusk 6 Cornhill 7 Turriff 12 Mannofield 9 Monymusk 7 Banchory 13, HFyvie 9 Newmachar 1838—39 1

9 Mannofield 8 Kepple Tryst, Bel- 26 Monymusk 10 Huntly helvie 26 New Aberdour 11 Charleston of 8 Potarch 27 Glenkindy Aboyne 9 Muir of Ord 28 Strachan

1 Turriff 9 Tarves 29 Peterhead 12 Inverury 10 Cornhill, Park 29 Rothiemay 16 Ruthrieston 10 Logie 29 Banff 16 Tornaveen 11 Turriff 29 Udny 17 Cruden 14 Newmachar 30 New Pitsligo 17 Keith 14 Park Inn 30 Insch 17 New Aberdour 15 Ballater 31 Fife Keith 18 Dufftown 15 Clatt 31 Stonehaven 18 Muir of Ord 15 Ellon 31 Huntly 18 Newdeer 17 Bervie 31 Newdeer 24 Sfrathdon 17 Methlic 24 Skene 17 New Byth JUNE. 24 Auchtygall 18 Oullen 1 Auchterless 24 Bourtreebush 19 Banchory I Durris 25 Aberdeen Pasch 19 Oldmeldrum 4 Dufftown Market 19 Turriff 4 Inverury 25 Biaemar 21 Ruthrieston 5 Alford 25 Auchterless 21 Pitmachie 5 Bridge of Don 26 Old Aberdeen 22 Greenburn 5 Elgin 22 Echt 5 Muchalls MAY. 22 Inveraven 6 Echt, Thomas

1 Bridge of Don 22 New Byth 7 Rhynie

1 Hawkhill 22 Kincardine O'Neil 7 Hawkhall

1 Muchals 23 Strichen 8 Auchindoir

1 Rosehearty 23 Drumblade 9 Turriff 2 Inverury 23 Fochabers 12 Huntly 2 Inverury 23 Auchinblae 12 Mannofield 3 Echt Tryst 23 Inverury 13 Muir of Ord 3 Cumineston 23 Tarland 13 Cam mock Muir 3 Glenkindy 24 Aberlour 13 Little Byth 7 Alfoid 24 Broadstraik 13, 14, 15 Trinitymuir 7 Durris 24 Wartle 14 Oldmeldrum 7 Kildrummy 25 Fettercairn 14 Braemar 7 Mannofield 25 Insch 15 Granton 8 Auchindoir 25 Marnoch, Craigievar 18 Ruthrieston 8 Gran ton 25 Tomintoul 19 Upper Banchory 1838—39 XXI

119 Lonmay 26 Inverury 21 Garve

\o Keith 26 Fife Keith 22 Strichen

Bl Greenburn 27 Rathven 22 Huntly

1 Memsie 29 Aboyne 23 Mearns 6 Ballater (wool) 31 Park Inn 24 Tarland

16 Sliach 24 Strathdon I Ellon AUGUST. 28 Castlegrant

$7 Newdeer 1 Tarves 28 Auchindoir il Huntly 1 Glass 28 Mintlaw

28 Cornhill 2 Broadstraik 29 Ellon

:8 Megray 2 Garvock 29 Tomintoul Garmouth 3 Strathdon 29 Aberdeen (timber) 6 Muchalls 30 Cornhill JULY. 7 Bridge of Don 30 Monymusk 3 Aboyne 8 Fochabers 30 New Pitsligo 3 Bridge of Don 8 Turriff 30 Oldmeldrum 3 Rosehearty 9 Aberlour 31 Bartle Chapel

4< Daviot 9 Brechin 4 Lenabo 9 Cornhill SEPTEMBER. 4 Turriff 9 Forgue 4 Crimond-BarUe 5 St. Sair's (sheep) 9 Greenburn 4 Bridge of Don Greenburn 9, 10 Oldrain (sheep 4 Kingussie Inverury and timber) 6 Aberdour Mannofield 10 Tomintoul 11 Mannofield

Mortlach 10 Kildrummy 1 1, 12 Kincardine O'Niel Ruthrieston 1 St. Sair's 10 Auchiudoir 17

2 Craigievar 13 Mannofield 18 Coldstone 2 Dufftown 14 Upper Banchory 18 Inverury 3 Tarland 14 Auchtygall 19 Keith 6 Ruthrieston 14 New Aberdour 19, 20 Muir of Ord Bervie 7, 19 Paldy 14 Longside 20 7 Fyvie 15 Oldrain 20 Rhynie 8 Huntly 16 Dufftown 20 Cornhill 9 Aberlour 16 Muir of Ord 21 Alford 9 Muir of Ord 16 Mortlach 21 Memsie 3 Bourtreebush 16 Inverury 21 Craigievar 4 Inveraven 20 Granton 24 Granton 24 Old Deer 4< Kepple 20 Ruthrieston 25 Ballater 5 Strichen 21 Echt 24, Trinitymuir 5 Old Deer, Aikey Fair 21 Sliach 25 1838—39 XX11

25 Nairn 22 Tornaveen 14 Aboyne 25 Auchtygall 23 Crimond 14 Ellon 25 Tarves 23 Kinethmont 14 Strichen 26 Greenburn 23 Kepple 15 Lonmay 26 Durris 24 Fochabers 15 Potarch 26 Huntly 24 Rhynie 15 Stonehaven 28 Banchory 24 New Deer 15 Grantown 28 Tomintoul 25 Stonehaven 16 Insch 29 Glenkindy 25 Cornhill 16 Montrose 29 Muir of Tombreck 25 Fife Keith 16 Monymusk 29 Tombreck 30 Greenburn 17 Ballater 30 Insch 17 Turriff OCTOBER. 30 Bourtreebush 17 Banchory 1 Alford 31 Daviot 17 Oldmeldrum 1, 2 Braemar 31 Meigle 19 Ruthrieston

1, 2 Hawkhall 31 Old Aberdeen 19 Pitmachie 2 Meigle 31 Little Byth 19 Tornaveen 2 Bridge of Don 20 Inveraven 2 Rosehearty NOVEMBER. 20 Park Inn

8 Mannofield 1 Falkirk 20 Peterhead

9 Cullen 1 Old Deer 21 Clatt

9 Echt 1 Turriff 21 Fettercairn 9 Sliach 2 Auchindoir 21 Echt 10 Kinkell, Michael Fair 5 Alford 21 Bervie 10 Nevvmills 6 Bridge of Don 21 Methlic 10 New Pitsligo 6 Inverury 22 Banff (feeing) 11 Broadstraik 7 Fordyce 22 New Aberdour 11 Drumlithie 7, 8 Muir of Ord 22 New Deer 15 Ruthrieston 7 Tarves 22 Huntly 16 Inverury 8 Aberlour 22 Rothiemay 16 Muchalls 9 Cullen 23 New Byth 16, 17 Muir of Ord 12 Edinburgh (All Hal- 23 Tomintoul 17 Aboyne low Fair) 27 Keith 17 Turriff 12 Granton 27, 28 Tarland 18 Birse 12 New Machar 28 Lenabo 18 Oldrain 12 Mannofield 18 Rothiemay 12 Strachan DECEMBER. 20 Dufftown 13 Longside 3 Alford 22 Culfork 13 Huntly 4 Bridge of Don 22 Granton 13 Mem9ie 4 Rayne 1838—39 XX111

4 Strathdon 12 Braemar 20 Mortlach 4 Udny 17 Ruthrieston 25 Rothiemay 5 Upper Banchory 17 Tornaveen 26 Old Deer 6 Fordyce 18 Huntly 26 Fochabers 10 Echt 18 Ellon 27 Banff 10 Monymusk 18, 19 Turriff 27 Lockerby 10 Newmachar 19 Elgin 29 Turriff 11 Mannofield

1838—38 a

COACHES.

MAIL COACHES.

The London and Edinburgh Royal Mall Coach

Sets off from Knox and Machray's Royal Mail Coach Office, 61, Union-stret

every day, at a quarter before 3, p.m. and arrives at Edinhurgh, next morning,

6 o'clock.

Inverness Royal Mall Coach, by Huntly

Starts, every morning, from 61, Union-street, at a quarter before 7 o'clock, a.i

and arrives at Inverness, same day, at 8 o'clock, p.m.

The Peterhead and Fraserburg-h Mall Coach

Sets off, from 61, Union-street, every morning, at 8 o'clock, a.m. and arrives j

Peterhead, same day, at half-past 11 o'clock, a.m. and Fraserburgh, at half-past

o'clock. A Mail Coach goes from Peterhead to Banff, every day, at 7 o'clcck, a.

and from Banff to Peterhead, the same day.

The Aberdeen and Ballater Royal Mall Coach

Sets off from Knox and Machray's, 61, Union-street, every morning, at 7 o'clocl a.m. and arrives at Ballater, at half-past 12 o'clock, p.m. Leaves Ross's Inn, Ba later at 8 o'clock, a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen, at half-past 1 o'clock.

Mall Glg-s, to Banff and Alford,

Set off from Cruickshanks Inn, 8, Schoolhill, Aberdeen, at a quarter before o'clock, a.m. and arrive at Banff, at 1 o'clock, p.m. and at Alford, at 11 o'clock, a. »

Mall Gig-,

From Jaffray's, 18, North-street, Aberdeen, by Udny, Tarves, and Methlic leaves Jaffray's, at half-past 6 o'clock, every morning, and arrives at Methlic, a half-past 10 o'clock, 6ame morning, and returns to Jaffray's, at 2 o'clock, p.m. 1838-39 XXV

STAGE COACHES.

The Defiance, to Edinburgh, by Forfar, Perth, and Queensferry,

Leaves 61, Union-street, every lawful morning, at 6 o'clock, and arrives at arrives at Edinburgh, same evening, at 8 o'clock ; leaves Edinburgh, at 7, a.m. and

Aberdeen at 8 o'clock, p.m.

The Royal Union, to Edinburgh,

Leaves the Coach Office, Cross, Castle-street, every lawful morning, at 6 Montrose, Arbroath, Dun- o'clock, a.m Route, by way of Stonehaven, Bervie, Edinburgh; making the dee, Newport, Cupar Fife, New Inn, Kirkaldy, and every morning, at half- journey in 13 hours. Leaves Edinburgh, for Aberdeen, evening, by the same past 5 o'clock, a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen at 7, p.m. same

route.

The North Defiance Coach, to Inverness, by Huntly and Fochabers,

at 6 Leaves Royal Mail Coach Office, 61, Union-street, every lawful morning, o'clock. o'clock, and arrives at Inverness, same evening, at 7

Earl of Fife, to Banff,

lawful morning, at Leaves the General Coach Office, 53, Castle-street, every 12 o'clock, noon. Leaves 7 o'clock, and arrives at Banff, same day, at half-past o'clock, and arrives at Aberdeen, same I Banff, same afternoon, at half-past 2

evening, at 8 o'clock.

The Earl of Aberdeen Coach

Aberdeen, every Tuesday Leaves the General Coach Office, 53, Castle-street, o'clock, p.m. Leaves and Thursday, at 2 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at Methlic, at 5 1838—39 c XXVI

Grant's, Methlic, erery Monday and Wednesday, at 6 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at

Aberdeen, at 11 o'clock, a.m. Leaves Methlic every Friday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at Aberdeen, at 10 o'clock, a.m. Leaves Aberdeen every Friday and Saturday, at 4 o'clock, p.m. and arrives at Methlic, same evening, at 7 o'clock.

The Marquis of Huntly Coach, to Ballater and Eraemar,

Leaves the General Coach Office, 53, Castle-street, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1 1 o'clock, a.m. Leaves Ballater, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 o'clock, a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen at 3 o'clock, p.m.

The Swift Coach, between Aberdeen and Stonehaven,

Leaves Falconer's Inn, Stonehaven, Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at 8 o'clock, a.m. and arrives at ShirrenV Inn, 42, St. Nicholas-street, Aberdeen, at a quarter past 10 o'clock, a.m. ; leaving ShirrenV Inn, Aberdeen, the same evening, at 5 o'clock, and arrives at Stonehaven at 7 o'clock.

The Telegraph, between Aberdeen and Tarland, by Echt and Midmar,

Leaves Hays Inn, Tarland, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at a quarter past 6 o'clock, a.m. and ShirrenV, 42, St. Nicholas-street, on Tuesdays,

Thursdays, and Saturdays, at a quarter before 12 o'clock, a.m.

The Lord Forbes Coach, to Strathdon and Muir of Rhynie,

Leaves Aberdeen every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.

Leaves Watson's Inn, Strathdon, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6 o'clock, a.m. and Muir of Rhynie, at 7, arriving at Cruickshank's Inn, 8, School- hill, 12 o'clock noon — Route, by Skene, Cluny, Alford, and Kildrummy.

Coach to Banchory

Leaves Royal Mail Coach Office, 61, Union-street, every afternoon (Sundays excepted), at half-past 4 o'clock. Leaves Banchory, every morning, at 7 o'clock, and arrives in Aberdeen at half- past 9.

The Banks of Don, to Xnverury,

Leaves the Mail Coach Office, 61, Union-street, every lawful day, at 4 o'clock, p.m. Leaves Inverury, every morning, at half-past 7 o'clock, and arrives in Aber- deen at half-past 9 o'clock, a.m. 1838—39 XXV 11

The Tally-ho Coach, to Huntly,

Leaves the General Coach Office, 53, Castle-street, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 12, noon ; and leaves Huntly on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 10 o'clock, A.M.

Braes of Mormond Coach

Leaves Webster's Inn, Strichen, at 5 o'clock, a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, and

Saturday, and, passing Brucklaw on her way to New Deer, arrives at Wood's

Inn, New Deer, at 6 o'clock, a.m. and at Mill of Auchnagat, at half-past 6 o'clock, a.m. in time to join the Banks of Ythan Coach, from Old Deer, at Cowie's Inn,

Ellon, at half-past 7 o'clock, a.m. and arrives in Aberdeen, at 10 o'clock, same morning. Departs from Leys' Inn, 65, North-street, at 3 o'clock, p.m. ; by which arrangement passengers will have 5 hours to transact business in Aberdeen, and can return to Strichen and Old Deer again same evening,

1838—39 c 2 SHIPPING COMPANIES.

The Aberdeen, Leith, and Clyde Shipping- Company, LEITH. to and from Leith There are three Vessels on this Passage—one of which sails every Saturday. Cabin Passage, 12s.— Steerage, 6s. GLASGOW. and from Glasgow There are five Vessels on this passage—one of which sails to once a-week. Cabin Passage, 18s.— Steerage, 9s. ROTTERDAM. The Rotterdam Packet sails once every six weeks to and from Rotterdam. Passage, £3 3s.

Manager at Aberdeen, R. Mitchell— Office, 65, Quay.

Agents— George Mathieson, Leith ; John Davidson, Glasgow ; D. Burger and Son, Rotterdam.

The Aberdeen and Hull Shipping- Company

Has three Vessels—one of which sails to Hull every Saturday, and from Hul every Wednesday, and oftener when the Trade requires it. Cabin Passage, 15s.— Steerage, 10s.

Andrew Johnston, Manager— Office, 56, Marischal Street. John Smith, Agent, Humber Street, Hull.

Burghead, Cromarty, Balintraid, and Inverness.

Two Vessels sail between Aberdeen and these Places every eight or ten days. George Cruickshank, Manager— Office, 56, Marischal Street. Agents— P. Christal, Burghead; J. Wilkinson, Cromarty; J. Suter, jun. Inverne and John Fraser, Balintraid.

Dundee Traders

Sail to and from Dundee every week.

Guthries, 43 tons, James Chapman—Juno, 34 tons, William Harris— Dame, 55 tons, George Cramond. John Kennedy, Manager, Dundee; William R. Riddel, Quay, Aberdeen.

Newcastle Traders

Sail to and from Newcastle every ten days.

Wellington, 67 tons, Thomas Gordon— Fame, 94 tons, John Stewart.

George Cruickshank, Manager, 56, Marischal Street. 1838-39 STEAM PACKETS.

The Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company's Packets,

CITY of ABERDEEN, Captain Morison, 688 tons, 300 horse-power, DUKE of WELLINGTON, Captain Walker, 580 tons, 180 horse-power, DUCHESS of SUTHERLAND, Captain Pearsok, 550 tons, 250 horse-power,

Sail from Aberdeen and London every Saturday during the year, and during the Summer every Wednesday and Saturday, with Passengers, Goods,

and Cattle.

Cabin Passage, £3 3s Steerage, £2 2s Deck, £l. N.B Smacks, when required, for Cattle or Goods.

QUEEN of SCOTLAND, Captain Guthrie, 550 tons, 160 horse-power,

Sails for Hull every Wednesday, and from Hull every Saturday. Cabin Fare, £1 10s Steerage, £1 Is.—Deck, 10s. 6d.

James Jenkins, Manager, Aberdeen.— Office, Waterloo Quay.

Robert Matthew, Agent, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, London ; and

Th>mas S. Pirn, Agent, St. George Steam Packet Office, 5, Minerva Terrace, Hull.

The Aberdeen and Leita Steam Packets. SOVEREIGN, Captain C. Phillips, Leaves Aberdeen Bay every Monday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, for Wick and Kirk- wall (going on to Lerwick once a-fortnight), and leaves Kirkwall and Wick tvety Thursday morning, for Aberdeen and Leith.

The Lerwick Mail is made up at Aberdeen every Friday at 4 p.m. and returns again on Wednesday morning.

VELOCITY, Captain A. Crane, BRILLIANT, Captain Mearns,

Sail from Aberdeen every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday, and from Leith every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, calling at the intermediate Ports.

Cabin Passage, 14s—Steerage, 7s.

R. Mitchell, Manager, Aberdeen— Office, 65, Quay, Geo. Mathieson, Agent, Leith. 1838—39 c 3 XXX

Leith and Inverness Passage.

The BRILLIANT sails from Leith every Tuesday morning, for Cromarty an<

Inverness, calling at Aberdeen, Banff, and Burghead ; and leaves Invernesi

and Cromarty every Friday morning for Aberdeen and Leitb, calling as above.

Cabin Passage from Aberdeen to Inverness, 15s.— Steerage, 9s.

Leith to do. 30s.— Do. 16s.

North of Scotland Steam Navigation Company's Packet, Satellite,

Sails for Inverness every Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock, and for Leith every Saturday morning at 6 o'clock.

Managers at Aberdeen, John Duffus & Co. 18, King-street, and 1 at the Company ! Office, Waterloo-quay.

1838-39 — —

BOUNDARIES OF THE PARISHES IN ABERDEEN.

The PRESBYTERY of ABERDEEN, while assigning districts to the several Chapels of Ease within their bounds, and erecting these into Parishes quoad sacra, found it necessary to alter, to a certain extent, the Boundaries of all the Parishes in Aberdeen. They, therefore, for the information of the Public, direct the following description of these quoad sacra Parishes, and the quoad sacra Parishes within the quoad civilia Parish of Old Machar, to be published : DESCRIPTION

SEVERAL QUOAD SACRA PARISHES IN ABERDEEN AND OLD MACHAR.

No. I.—To be called the EAST PARISH, and to consist of the district comprehended within the following line, with the exception of the Stance or jArea whereon the West Church stands, and the West Church itself, viz. : (Beginning at the centre of Union Street, opposite the Back-wynd, keeping lalong the Back-wynd to Schoolhill, along the Schoolhill to George Street, [along George Street to John Street, along John Street and Innes Street eastward to Gallowgate, along Gallowgate and Broad Street southward to Long- Acre, along Long-Acre to West North Street, along West North Street, Queen Street, and Lodge-walk, southward to Castle Street; and along Castle Street and Union Street to the point of commencement opposite the Back- wynd. No. II.—-To be called the WEST PARISH, and to consist of that portion of the quoad civilia West Parish comprehended within the following line,

: of Street, opposite the Schoolhill, ;, —Beginning at the centre George along the Schoolhill westward to Harriot Street, along Harriot Street, Gor- don's Hospital Garden Wall, Charlotte Street, and in a straight line northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, along said boundary eastward to George Street, and along George Street southward to the point of commencement opposite the Schoolhill, which West Parish shall also comprehend the Stance or Area whereon the Church called West Church stands, and the Church itself, though not locally situated within the line before described. No. III.—To be called the NORTH PARISH, and to comprehend the district within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the north boundary thereof, at or near Love Lane, along King Street to Queen Street, along Queen Street to Lodge-walk, along Lodge-walk to Castle Street, along Castle Street to Justice Street, along Justice Street to Park Lane, along Park Lane

to the road leading to the Canal Bridge, along said road to the Canal ; along the west bank of the Canal to Albion Street; from Albion Street, crossing the Links in a direct line, due east to the Sea Beach, and along the Sea Beach northward to the line of march between Old Machar and St Nicholas Parishes, and along that march westward to the point of commencement in King Street aforesaid. Ii 1838—39. xxxu

No. IV.—To be called SOUTH PARISH, and to comprehend the distric within the following line, with the exception of the Stances or Areas of th. Gaelic Church and Session-House, and the Gaelic Church and Session-Hous* themselves, viz. : —Beginning at the North end of Spa Street, along the sai< Street to Well of Spa, thence along the course of the Well of Spa Burn an< the Denburn to Bow-bridge, from the Bow-bridge along the Green to Putachie side Bridge, from Putachieside Bridge along Union Street to the Back-wynd along Back Wynd to Harriot Street, along Harriot Street to the middle o Loch Street, along Loch Street by the Wall of Gordon's Hospital to th> middle of St. Andrew Street, across St. Andrew Street to Charlotte Street along Charlotte Street to John Street, across John Street, and thence in i straight line northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, an< along this boundary westward to the point of commencement at Spa Street. No. V.—To be called GREYFRIARS' PARISH, and to comprehend th. district within the following line, viz. :—Beginning at the North boundan thereof in King Street, at or near Love Lane, and thence along King Stree southward as far as North Street, along West North Street to Long Acre along Long Acre to Broad Street, along Broad Street and Gallowgate t< Gerard Street, along Gerard Street to George Street, and along Georgi Street northward to the boundary of the Parish of Old Machar, and along thi boundary of said Parish eastward to the point of commencement in King Street at or near Love Lane. No. VI.—To be called ST. CLEMENT'S PARISH, and to comprehent that portion of the quoad civilia Parish of St. Clement's within the following line, viz :—Beginning at the Sea Beach at a point due East from the East ent of Bowl Road or Albion Street, keeping across the Links in a straight line due westward to Albion Street, along Albion Street to the Canal Bridge, along the Canal westward to the Bridge at the South end of Fish Street, from saic Bridge along Summer Lane westward to Commerce Street, along Coramerci Street to the Quay, along the Floodmark west and southward to the Denburn and then along the March between the Parishes of Old Machar and St. Nichola to the extremity of the Parish of St. Nicholas on the North Bank of the Rive Dee, and then crossing that River and holding eastward along the boundan with the Parish of Nigg to the Mouth of said River, and after there crossing it, holding northward along the Sea Beach to the point of commencement op posite Albion Street. No. VII.—To be called TRINITY PARISH, and to comprehend tha part of the quoad civilia South Parish within the following line, viz. : —Begin ningat the centre of Union Street opposite Putachieside Bridge, along Unioi

Street eastward to Shiprow, along Shiprow to Shorebrae, along Shorebrae tt the Quay, along the Quay westward to the Denburn, along said Burn to Bow bridge, and from said Bridge by the Green to Putachieside Bridge and the poin of commencement. No. V III.—To be called UNION PARISH, and to comprehend the dis trict within the following line, viz. : —Beginning at the Quay, opposite to Shore brae, along the Quay to Commerce Street, along Commerce Street, Pari Lane, Park Street, and Justice Street, to Castle Street, along Castle Stre to Shiprow, and along Shiprow and Shorebrae to the Quay, at the point commencement. 1838-39 xxxm

comprehend No. IX.—To be called SPRING-GARDEN PARISH, and to following line, viz. :— that part of the quoad cfoilia West Parish within the Street, along eginning at the centre of George Street opposite to Gerard Street «~eorge Street southward to John Street, along John Street and Innes northward to Gerard Street, and I eastward to Gallowgate, along Gallowgate commencement; lalong Gerard Street westward to George Street, the point of oi or Areas where- Lvbich Spring-Garden Parish shall also comprehend the Stances Session-House, on the Church and Session-House, called the Gaelic Church and themselves, though not Istand, and also the Gaelic Church and Session-House ^ [locally situated within the line described. of No. X.—To be called the PARISH of GILCOMSTON, and to consist Beginning at the the district comprehended within the following line, viz. :— Place to Westfield, centre of Alford Place, opposite the new road from Alford Road from along that road to the Channel of the Burn on the South side of the eastward to the March between the ] Westfield, along the Channels of the Burn to the iParish of Old Machar and the Parish of St. Nicholas, along that March Street Bridge over the Denburn at the east end of Skene Street, along Skene Street, along Silver Street to Skene Terrace, along Skene Terrace to Silver through the centre of Golden Square to Union Street, along Union Street, new Union Place, and Alford Place, to the point of commencement opposite the to Westfield. road from Alford Place m the No. XL—To be called BON-ACCORD PARISH, and to consist of Beginning at the Bridge district comprehended within the following line, viz. :— Skene over the Denburn at the east end of Skene Street, along Skene Street to through Terrace, along Skene Terrace to Silver Street, along Silver Street, and Street to Bon- the centre of Golden Square to Union Street, along Union from the termination thereof in a ., Accord Street, along Bon-Accord Street and Ferryhill Burn, along that Burn southward to Dee Village, || straight line to the the nearest 4 along the road which bounds that village on the West and South to ro along the Brink of the River eastward to the Denburn, I point of the River Dee, and thence along the Denburn to the Bridge at the east end of Skene Street, J vel the point of commencement. 4 XII.—To be called WOODSIDE PARISH, and to consist of the district comprehended within the following line, viz. :—Beginning at Kittybrewster from Hilton Toll, thence along the Roads which separate Ashgrove and Cornhill and and Cairncry to the Woodhill Road, along the Woodhill Road northward north- a to the boundary of the Parish of Newhills, along that boundary f westward " Persley and ward to the River Don, crossing the Don, taking in the Lands of west- that part of the Lands of Grandholm at present belonging to Mr Hadden, ward and eastward to the extremity thereof, crossing the River again at the southern termination of the boundary road between Mr Hadden's Grounds and the the Property of the Cruive Proprietors, thence in a direct line southward to Boat-house on the Canal, and along the Canal Bank to Kittybrewster Toll, the ^ point of commencement.

Roads, along It is understood that the middles of the several Streets and as \ which the Lines are described as extending, are to be held and considered set down or the course of these Lines respectively, in so far as not otherwise expressed. 1838—39 ASSESSED TAX TABLES FOR SCOTLAND,

FOR THE YEAR ENDING AT WHITSUNDAY, 1838.

No. I. DUTIES ON WINDOWS.

48th Geo. III. < :. 55 ; 4th Get . IV. c. 11 j and 6th Geo. IV. c.7.

Duty per Duty per Duty per No. of House No. of House No. of House Windows. Windows. Window*. per Year. per Year. per year.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 8 15 6 26 8 1 9 60 to 64 19 16 9 9 1 27 8 10 65 ... 69 20 19 3 10 1 7 28 8 18 6 70 ... 74 22 1 6 11 1 15 3 29 9 7 75 ... 79 23 4 12 2 3 9 30 9 15 3 80 ... 84 24 6 6 13 2 12 3 31 10 3 9 85 ... 89 25 9 14 3 9 32 10 12 3 90 ... 94 26 11 3 15 3 9 33 11 6 95 ... 99 27 13 9 16 3 17 6 34 11 9 100 ... 109 29 7 6 17 4 6 35 11 17 3 110 ... 119 31 12 3 18 4 14 3 36 12 5 9 120 ... 129 33 17 3 19 5 2 9 37 12 14 3 130 ... 139 36 2 20 5 11 3 38 13 2 6 140 ... 149 38 7 21 5 19 6 39 13 11 150 ... 159 40 11 9 22 6 8 40 to 44 14 7 9 160 ... 169 42 16 9 23 6 16 6 45 ... 49 15 15 9 170 .. 179 45 1 6 24 7 4 9 50 ... 54 17 4 180 and \ 46 10 3 25 7 13 3 55 ... 59 18 12 upwards j 1 And every House having more than 180 Windows must be charged 2 with 0)xe Shilling and Sixpence for each Window above that num. 3 ber, in idditionto Forty-six Pounds, Ten Shillings, and Threepence. I

No. II. 7

8 DUTIES on Male Servants, and Male Persons jmployed as hereinafter stated.

48th Geo. III. c. 55 ; 52d Geo. III. c. 93 and 4th Geo. IV. c. 11.

MALE SERVANTS, Sch. C. No. I.

No. At per Servant. Total per Year. No. At per Servant. Total per Year.

£ s. D. £ 8. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. 1 *1 4 14 9 3 1 27 9 2 1 11 3 2 10 3 6 6 33 5 3 1 18 5 14 11 3 16 6 42 1 6 4 2 3 6 8 14 12 45 18 b 2 9 12 5 13 49 14 6 6 2 11 6 15 9 14 53 11 7 2 12 6 18 7 6 15 57 7 6 8 2 16 22 8

• This Rate of Duty (£1 4s.) is payable for every Male Person employed any of the Capacities, Sch. C. No. I., and not being a Servant to his Emplover, 1838-39 XXXV

BACHELORS.

No. At per Servant. Total per Year. No. At per Servant. Total per Year.

£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. , o 2 4 4 9 4 1 36 9 2 2 11 5 2 10 4 6 43 5 8 2 18 8 J4 11 4 16 6 53 6 4 3 3 6 12 14 12 57 18 5 3 9 17 5 13 62 14 6 6 3 11 6 21 9 14 67 11 7 3 12 6 25 7 6 15 72 7 6 8 3 15 30 8

No. III.

MALE PERSONS EMPLOYED AS

waiters in taverns, &c. COACHMEN, &c. LET ON JOB. At per Total per At per Total per At per Total per At per Total per No. Servant Year. No. Servant Year. No.; Servant Year. No. Servant Year.

£ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. 1 10 13 10 1 5 1 5 1 5 15 2 10 12 10 16 10 13 15 18 19 10 21 17 10 10 10 22 10 18 15 12

And so on at the same Rate for any And so on at the same Rate for any Number of 6uch Servants. Number of such Servants.

This duty, by the Act 52, Geo. III. is extended to Coachmen, keptfor the purpose of driving any public Stage Coach or Carriage, and to Persons employed as Guards to such Stage Coach or Carriage.

Employer shall otherwise be chargeable to the above Duties on Servants, or for any Carriage, or for more than one Horse kept for riding or drawing any Carriage. And, if the Employer shall not be chargeable to such other duties, then the Sum of 10s. is payable for every such Male Person employed.

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No. IV.

DUTIES ON CARRIAGES WITH FOUR WHEELS OR MORE.

48th Geo. III. c. 55; 52d Geo. III. c. 93; and 4th Geo. IV. c. 11.

CARRIAGES KEPT TO BE LET TO PRIVATE CARRIAGES. HIRE WITH POST HORSES.

At per Total per At per Total per No. No. Carriage. Year. Carriage. Year.

£ s. £ s. D. £ s.

1 6 5 5 5 5 2 6 10 10 10 3 7 15 15 4 7 10 21 5 7 17 26 5 6 8 4 31 10 7 8 10 59 10 36 15 8 8 16 70 8 9 9 1 81 13 And so on at the same Rate for! And so on at the same Rate for any number of such Carriages. any number of such Carriages. For every additional Body used Coachmakers keeping Carriage: on the same Carriage is to be charged for the purpose of being let to hire the sum of £3 3s. without Horses, to be charged £6 for each such Carriage.

ON CARRIAGES WITH TWO WHEELS.

48th Geo. III. cap. 55; 52d Geo. III. cap. 93 ; and 4th Geo. IV. cap. 11.

Carriages with Two Wheels,»~~ ~»~—~~~~ ^£3 5 eacr

Ditto drawn by two or more Horses or Mules,,~~~-~~- ~ 4 10 ...

For every additional Body used on the same Carriage, ~ 1 11 6

REDUCED DUTIES, by 1st Wm. IV. cap. 35.

Four-wheel Carriages, drawn by one Horse o nly,^^,^^,^^.^4 10 eacl

Four-wheel Carriages, with each wheel of less diameter than 30 inches,

drawn by Ponies or Mules, exceeding 12 hands, and neither of

them exceeding 13 hands in height, .~, ,„,. ~.~~. „~, „~,—****** 3 5 ...

Carriages used by common Carriers, and occasionally f with 4 Wkeels,™ 2 10 ... carrying Passengers, i with 2 Wheels,™ 15 1838—39 XXXV11

No. V.—DUTIES ON HORSES FOR RIDING, &c.

48th Geo. III. c. 35; 52d Geo. III. c. 93; and 4th Geo. IV. c. 11.

HORSES FOR RIDING OR DRAWING HORSES LET TO HIRE WITHOUT CARRIAGES. POST DUTY, AND RACE HORSES.

per Year No. I At per Horse, Total per Year. At per Horse. Total j

£ s. S. D. £ s. D. £ s. 1 8 8 9 1 8 9 1 8 2 7 14 6 2 17 2 12 16 9 4 6 2 15 5 15 2 15 18 9 7 3 2 18 8 8 12 2 19 18 3 10 1 2 19 18 11 10 3 9 6 9 12 18 3 3 6 15 14 7 3 3 6 18 6 15 16 17 5 18 13 20 2 21 11 23 24 8 25 17 27 6 28 15

And so on at the respective Rates for any Number of such Horses.

HorBes rode by Butchers in their Trade,, .£1 8 9 each. where Two only kept, the second at 10s. 6d.

Horses not exceeding the height of 13 hands,. J 1

No. VL—ON OTHER HORSES AND MULES.

48th Geo. III. c. 55 ; 52d Geo. III. c. 93 ; and 4th Geo. IV. c. 11.

OTHER HORSES OF 13 HANDS HIGH, AND MULES.

No. At per Horse. Total per Year. No. At per Horse. Total per Year.

S. D. S. D. £ S. D. s. d. £ £ £ ! 1 10 6 10 6 11 10 6 5 15 6 |

2 1 1 12 6 6 1 1 11 6 13 3 6 16 6 j 4 2 2 14 7 7 i

5 2 12 6 ! 15 7 17 6

6 3 3 16 8 8 ! 7 3 13 6 17 8 18 6 8 4 4 18 9 9 9 4 14 6 19 9 19 6 10 5 5 20 10 10 1838-39 TABLE

OF THE WEIGH-HOUSE AND PACK-HOUSE DUES

OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN,

As established by the Town- Council, by their Act, dated the 12th of April, 1799, and as altered and explained by Act of Council of date the 12th of May, 1814, payable to the Tacksmen and Collectors thereof.

I. — All pork and beef sold in bulk, by butcbers or others, is liable in the

payment of one penny sterling per cwt. for weighing dues ; and to be weighed nowhere but in the public Weighing-house, and strangers or unfreemen to pay twopence per cwt.

II.—'All rough fat and tallow, butter and cheese, brought to the market for sale, is liable in payment, to the tacksman of the Weigh-house, of twopence sterling per stone of twenty-eight pounds Avoirdupois.

III. —Feathers and Downs, weighed in the Weigh-house, pay tiuopence sterling per stone of Weigh-house dues, viz : —-the feathers at the rate of twenty-three pounds, English weight, per stone, and downs at sixteen pounds, English, per stone.

IV. —Each sack of Meal, not exceeding six firlots, weighed in the Weigh- house, pays fourpence sterling per sack.

V. — All coal vessels are appointed to prove their Coal Metts in the public Weigh-house, three times at unloading of each cargo, in order to prevent frauds,

and to do justice to the buyer and seller; and there is payable, for proving each of the said metts, threepence sterling.

VI. —All Wool brought to the town's market for sale is liable in payment, to the tacksman of the Weigh-house, of two shillings and eight pennies Scots, ior each stone of twenty-eight pounds English. 1838-39 XXXIX

VII.—All stockings, plaiding, and other goods, packed in the said Pack- house, are to pay twopence sterling for each barrel-bulk belonging to freemen, and unfreemen to pay fourpence per barrel, for package of such goods, and which are to be allowed to lie in the warehouse for twenty days after package, without being chargeable with any additional dues.

VIII.—All iron belonging to burghers or freemen to be allowed to lie in the Weighhouse free of any warehouse rent or lyage dues; but is to be liable in payment of one penny sterling per cwt. for weighing dues, and unfreemen to pay twopence per cwt. for weighing of their iron.

IX. —All goods whatsoever (not particularly specified in this Table) weighed in the public Weighhouse, belonging to freemen or burgesses, pay one penny sterling per cwt. British, and strangers or unfreemen pay twopence per cwt. of

such goods ; and each separate weighing under a cwt. pays likewise one penny for weighing dues by freemen, and unfreemen twopence,

X.—All goods and merchandise (not particularly specified in this Table) lodged in the Weighhouse or Storehouse to pay at the rate of one halfpenny sterling per barrel-bulk for each night during thirty nights, and thereafter to pay only onefarthing per barrel-bulk for each night.

XL—All the inhabitants are prohibited from weighing, or allowing to be weighed, in their houses or any where else, to the prejudice of the public Weighhouse, any pork, beef, tough fat, tallow, butter, cheese, wool, or any other article liable in Weighhouse dues, under the penalty of five shillings sterling for each transgression, to be paid to the tacksman or collector of Weigh- house dues; and the tacksman of the Weighhouse only, but no other person, shall be entitled to receive and lodge in the Weighhouse, for payment of the usual dues, all such goods and merchandise as are not claimed by the owners, or where they have not authorised any person in Aberdeen to take charge of them.

XII.—All rough fat, tallow, butter, cheese, and other articles, brought to the market for sale, and liable in the payment of Weighhouse dues, having paid the said dues on coming into town, the owners thereof shall be entitled to have the same weighed gratis by the tacksman of the Weighhouse, provided no less quantity than a stone be weighed at once.

XIII.—The tacksman or collector of the Weighhouse dues is hereby order- ed to have always a copy of this Table at the Weighhouse for inspection of all

concerned ; and, that the lieges may not be imposed upon, he shall be obliged, under the penalty of twenty shillings sterling, also to carry about with him a copy thereof, to be produced, if required, to any person from whom he col- lects.

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STAMPS AND TAXES.

William Brown, No. 2, Adelphi, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Land and Assessed Taxes for the Counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine. Robert Brown, Inspector of Taxes and Stamps (No. 56, St. Nicholas Street, Aberdeen), for the Aberdeen Division, comprehending the Counties of Aberdeen, Kincardine, Forfar, and the lower part of Banffshire. John Munro, First or Aberdeen District, Surveyor of the Burgh of Aber- deen and Suburbs—office, No. 103, Union-street, Aberdeen. George F. Leith, Surveyor of Taxes for the Third or Peterhead District, comprehending also the Burgh and lower Parishes in Banffshire. George Brown, Surveyor of Taxes for the Second or Huntly District, comprehending also the northern Parishes in Kincardineshire. Henry & Clements Lumsden, Collectors of Bridewell and Rogue Money, and other Local Taxes, &c. —office, Union Terrace. James Grant, Collector of Local Taxes and Poors' Assessment for the Burgh of Aberdeen—office, 4, Huxter Row.

COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.

1st Ward. 4th Ward. 1th Ward. Four ex officio. Andrew Oldman John Hay Geoige Reid Alex. Smith William Ross James Topp The Provost 2d Ward. 5th Ward. 8th Ward. Dean of Guild Peter Taylor Geo. Maitland John Smith Treasurer of the Jas. Henderson Wm. Clyne, jun. Alex. Torrie City, and 3c? Ward. 6th Ward. 9th Ward. Convener of the John Bruce William Duthie Wm. Chalmers Trades J. Sim John Gibb Capt. Ellis

William Elmslie, Treasurer and Collector.

William Smith, Clerk. Robert Alexander, Superintendent of Dr. Ogston, Medical Attendant. Police. David Longmuir, Superintendent and William Walker, Serjeant of Police. Inspector of Water- Works. James Kay, Keeper of Engines, Bridge of Dee.

Assessmentfor General Purposes. —Under £1 of Rent, 15d. per «£1 —at and above £7, 18d. per do. For Water.—Dwelling-Houses, 9d. per £\ —all other Premises, 4d. per £1—water taken into Houses, 6d. per £1 extra. The Assessments are payable on the 1st day of November. Premises under £3 are exempted. 1838-39 —

IMPERIAL STANDARD WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, FOR THE CITY OF ABERDEEN.

By authority of the Provost and Magistrates of the City of Aberdeen. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in terms of the Act of Parliament 4th and 5th William IV. cap. 49, the following REGULATIONS have been adopted by the Magistrates, and are decerned to be acted upon, within the City of Aberdeen and Liberties thereof, from and after the first day of January, 1835 : other Local Weight, are to I. The Tron and Dutch Weights, and every be abolished, and the English or Avoirdupois Weight is now to be the only is sold Weight in use. This is to apply to all kinds of Merchandise that by Weight, except gold, silver, platina, diamonds, or other precious stones, and drugs, when sold by retail, and that such excepted acticles, and none others, may be sold by Troy Weight. Cwt. II.—The Stone is now to contain 14 lbs. English—8 Stones make 1 and 20 Cwt. 1 Ton. HI. Weights made of Lead and Pewter are to be abolished. IV. The Old Measures of Firlots and Bolls are to be abolished; and oats, wheat, barley, bear, malt, peas, beans, rye, seed, &c. must be sold by the Im- perial Bushel, containing 8 Gallons—8 of which Bushels make a Quarter. Small quantities, by the Half-bushel of 4 Gallons; the Peck of 2 Gallons; and so on in proportion. V._Potatoes and Fruit, either by Weight, of 14 imperial lbs. to the Stone, or by the imperial Bushel, Half-bushel, Peck, &c. Stricken Measure. VI. Meal and Seeds by the Stone Weight of 14 lbs. imperial, 10 of which Stones, or 140 lbs. are equal to the former Boll. VIL—All Heaped Measures are to be abolished. VIII.—English Coals to be sold by the imperial Bushel— 10 of which Bushels are 6 Gallons, or about 7 per cent, less than the Boll which has been and Mea- in use at Aberdeeu, since the passing of the Act relative to Weights of sures, 5th Geo. IV. cap. 74. Lime to be sold by the imperial Bushel—5 which Bushels are 3 Gallons less than tne present Boll. A Barrel of Coals or sold by a Lime will now contain two and a half imperial Bushels. Coals now Barrel of 11 Stone weight. IX.— Scotch Coals by the Ton, and so on in proportion for greater and smaller quantities. X. Butcher meat, butter, cheese, tallow, rough fat, wool, feathers, downs, lb. of oz. im- hay, straw, bark, pot barley, and other such articles by the 16 perial— 14 lbs. to the Stone, and 8 Stone to the Cwt. imperial Gallon, XL Spirits, porter, ale, beer, milk, and other liquids, by the Half- gallon, Quart, Pint, Half-pint, Gill, and Half-gill. All measures used for the sale of these liquids must be Stamped.

of the Act, to enforce, As it is the duty of the Magistrates, in pursuance Stand- within the city and liberties thereof, the exclusive use of the Imperial frequent ards, they hereby give notice that, after the first day of February next, 1838—39 d 3 :

xlii visitations will be made throughout the said city and liberties, by the under- named Inspectors, or by Examiners to be appointed for that purpose ; whose duty it will be to inspect the Weights and Measures used, and seize all such as are not in conformity with the Standards, so as to secure, in the most effectual manner, the observance of the existing laws upon the subject. All merchants, farmers, shopkeepers, innkeepers, stablers, carriers, makers or sellers of Weights and Measures, and all other persons concerned, are therefore hereby warned, that they will require to get their old Weights and Mea- sures adjusted, or new ones provided, as heavy penalties will be incurred by their using erroneous Weights and Measures. INSPECTOR FOR WEIGHTS, Mr John Blaikie, Plumber—who will give attendance at his Office, No. 12, Littlejohn Street, Aberdeen, every lawful day from 10 to 2 o'clock, on receiving one day's previous notice, to examine, compare, and, if found correct, to Stamp such Weights, and to enter the same in the Inspection Book, and give certifi- cates thereof, if required. INSPECTOR FOR MEASURES, Mr. William Walker, Lodge- Walk—who will give attendance at the Dean of Guild's Office, below the New Court-House (entry from Lodge. Walk), for comparing and stamping all Measures of Capacity, and also Yard Measures, agreeably to the Imperial Standard, during the hours above mention- ed, on receiving the same notice.

SCHEDULE OF FEES

PAYABLE TO INSPECTORS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES IN SCOTLAND,

In terms of the Act of Parliament, 4th and 5th William IV. c. 49.

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Brass Weights within their respective jurisdictions —

S. D. Each Half Cwt., 9 Each Quarter of a Cwt., ...... 06 Each Stone, 4 Each Weight under a Stone to a Pound inclusive, I Each Weight under a Pound, . . . . 0±- Each set of Weights of a Pound and under, . 2

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Iron Weights, or Weights of other descriptions, not made of Brass, within their respective jurisdictions : —

„ s. D. Each Half Cwt., ...... 03 Each Quarter of a Cwt., 2 Each Stone, ...... 1 Each Weight under a Stone, 0£ 1838—39 : :

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For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping, all Wooden Measures within their respective jurisdictions — S. D. Each Bushel, ..... 3 Each Half Bushel, .... 2 Each Peck, and all under, 1 Each set of Weights of a Pound and under, 2

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping all Measures of Capacity of Liquids, made of Copper or other Metal, within their respective jurisdic-

tions :— s. D. Each five Gallon, 1 Each four Gallon, 9

Each three Gallon, . 6 Each two Gallon, 4

Each Gallon, . 2

Each half Gallon, 1 Each Quart and under, 01

For Examining, Comparing, and Stamping Lineal Measures within their respective jurisdictions —

S. D. Each Yard,- 0£

LIST OF FIREMEN

Kept by the Aberdeen Assurance Company.

Wm. Ruddiman, Superintendent, 2, Barnett's Close, behind Flour Mill.

John Scott, 32, Constitution-street James Moncur, 2, Summer-lane Andrew Wishart, 21, Guestrow Wm. Hurry, 64, Hutcheon-street David Wishart, do. Wm. Gardener, 19, Justice-street Wm. Christie, 65, Woolmanhill James Robertson, A. Henderson's court, David Scott, Convener of this detach- 123, Gallowgate ment of Firemen, to be found at 9, Alex- Hodge, 72, Queen-street Park-street

LIST OF THE SHORE PORTERS,

Who are also Firemen of the Aberdeen Assurance Company.

Deacon, Alex. Fenton, Exchequer-row s. James" Jamieson, St. Catharine's-court, George Milne, 54, Shiprow 14, Shiprow George Jamieson, 54, do. Joseph Jamieson, do. do. do. Geo. Carnegie, Sutherland's-court, 17, Robert Forbes, do. do. do. James-street Arch. Clark, do. do. do. James Saint, St Catherine's-court, 14, George Shireffs, do. do. do. Shiprow Wm. Buchanan, 10, Stronach's-close. 1838-39 xliv

s. James Milne, St. Catherine's-court, Robert Brown, 7, Weigh -house-sq. 14, Shiprow Joseph Hendry, 69, Shiprovv

s. John Smith, jun. do. do. do. William Caie, 10, Quay John Smith, sen. Copper Company's- s. James Davidson, Commercial-ct. 58, court, 14, Gallowgate Castle-street

8. Alex. Skinner, 8, Exchequer.row Alex. Pirie, Exchequer-court, 9, Ex- Alex. Pirie, Convener of this detach- chequer-row ment of Firemen, to be found at

s. George Pirie, do. do. - do. Exchequer-ct. 9, Exchequer-row

s. Alex. Hardy, 6, Marischal-street

N..B.— Those who have the letter s attached to their names are Keepers and Carriers of the Sedan Chairs.

Keys kept at the Company's House, 89, Union-street, and by the Superintendent.

Engine Stations, Flour Mill, and Water Reservoir, Broad-street.

m * M It is earnestly requested that information be sent to the Assurance

Office, 89, Union-street, on the first appearance of fire.

NORTH OF SCOTLAND FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY'S FIRE-ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT.

James Black, Turner, Superintendent, Carnegie's Brae, h. 1, Flour-mill-lane.

LIST OF FIREMEN.

Alex. Milton, Leader, No. 6, Little John Lawrence, Ewen's-court, 42, Belmont-street Gallowgate Fort^c T^atheson, Charles-court, 40, James M'Donald, Charles-court, 40, UpperkirKgate, 1st door, right hand Upperkirkgate George Cowieson, 10, Carnegie's-brae Alex. Clark, 11, George-street John Young, 17, Queen-street Robert Smith, 28, Gerard-street John Robertson, 19, Berry-lane James Lamont, 26, George-street James Cassie, 14, Mealmarket-lane John Shepherd, Kidd-lane George Sutherland, 4, Webster's-ct. Matthew Deans, Chimney Sweep, Gallowgate 46, Gallowgate William Martin, 29, Loch-street

Engine-house, No. 6, George-street.

Keys kept at the following places:—The Company's Office, 36, Union- street ; the House of the Superintendent, 2, Flour-mill-lane ; and at that of the Leader, 6, Little Belmont-street. 1838—39 v —

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ABSTRACT OF THE POPULATION OF THE CITY OF ABERDEEN— 1831.

Parishes. Males. Females. Total. Increase since 1621

East Parish, . 1600 2246 3846 West do. 3909 5021 8930

North do. . 2019 2597 4616 South do. 1803 2510 4313 V 13223 Greyfriars do. . 2155 2551 4706 f St. Clement's do. 2651 3850 6501 Old Machar do. 11098 14009 25107

25235 32784 58019^

Bridewell Assessment, for Year ending 14th April, 1837.

Lands and Fishings, at Id. per £1 of Rent ; Dwelling; Houses, Shops, Cellars, and other Buildings, at 2d. per £1 of Rent.

Rogue Money, for Year ending 14th April, 1837. Lands and Fishings, at 2d. per £1 of Rent; Dwelling Houses, Shops, Cellars, and other Buildings, at 4d. per £1 of Rent.

King's Subsidy, for Year ending 11th November, 1836. Four Shillings Scots, for each £100 Scots of Rents of Lands, Fishings, and Houses, and Casual Profits ; or 4d. Sterling on £8 6s. 8d. Sterling Four Shillings Scots, or 4d. Sterling, for each £100 Sterling of Merchant Trade.

ABSTRACT OF THE PRESENT CORN LAWS.

Foreign corn, wheat-meal, or flour, and oatmeal, may always be imported, bonded, and (as well as British) exported, without payment of any duty, or may be entered for Home Consumption at any time, subject to the an- nexed duties, regulated by the aggregate average prices, which are to be published every Thursday, and forthwith sent to the various Custom Houses. They are formed from returns of Sales, by Imperial Measure, of British and Irish Corn, received from 150 towns in England and Wales, the six preceding weeks. The Import for Home Consumption, into Great Britain and Ireland, of malt and all ground corn, except wheat-meal, flour, and oatmeal, is prohibited. If any Foreign State shall subject British vessels, produce, or goods, to higher duties than are levied on their own national vessels, or the goods of 1838-39 xlvi

other countries imported in their national vessels, an Order in Council ma be issued, to prohibit the import of corn, &c. from such State. Corn, whsat-meal, flour, oatmeal, linseed, rapeseed, and cloverseed, may b brought from any port in Europe, in British vessels, or in ships of the countr of which they are the produce, or in ships of the country from whence the

are imported ; but from Holland, in Dutch vessels, 20 per cent, addition) duty must be paid. All shipments of grain and flour from British possessions out of Europ after three months from the 15th July, 1828, must be accompanied by a Cei tificate from the chief officer of the customs of the port from whence shippe( stating that the owner or shipper thereof has made a declaration, in writing that the corn so shipped, specifying the quantity and description thereof, wa the produce of the British possession out of Europe to be named therein and the captain must produce a copy of the owner's or shipper's declaration, cei tified by the collector or chief officer of the customs, at the port of shipmen to be a true copy of the owner's declaration before making entry at the plac of importation ; and, further, that the cargo is the same referred to in the dt claration and certificate, without any admixture or addition. Any false statt

ment respecting the place or identity of corn, &c. subjects the party making I to a penalty of One Hundred Pounds, and the cargo to be forfeited.

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1838/ JULY. SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER. Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday.... 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday ...1 8 15 22 29 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday". 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 31 Monday ....3 10 17 24 Saturday.... 3 10 17 24 Wednesday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday ....4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Thursday... 5 12 19 26 Wednesday 5 12 19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Friday 6 13 20 27 Thursday ...6 13 20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Saturday....7 14 21 28 Friday 7 14 21 28 Wednesday 7 14 21 28 AUGUST. OCTOBER. DECEMBER. Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday.!... 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday ...2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday ,2 9 16 23 30 Friday 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31 Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday. ...4 11 18 25 Thursday ...4 11 18 25 Tuesday 4 11 18(25) Sunday 5 12 19 26 Friday 5 12 19 26 Wednesday5 12 19 26

Monday 6 13 20 27 Saturday 6 13 20 27 ! Thursday ...6 13 20 27

Tuesday 7 14 21 28 Sunday 7 14 21 28 I Friday 7 14 21 28

1839.

JANUARY, MAY. SEPTEMBER. Tuesday... .(1) 8 15 22 29 Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 (30) Thursday ...2 9 16 23 30 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday... 3 10 17 24 31 Friday 3 10 17(24)31 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 Friday ..'.....4 11 18 25 Saturday ..,.4 11 18 25 Wednesday 4 11 18 25 Saturday.. ..5 12 19 26 Sunday 5 12 19 26 Thursday ...5 12 19 26 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Monday 6 13 20 27 Friday 6 13 20 27 Monday 7 14 21 28 Tuesday 7 14 21 28 Saturday ....7 14 21 28 FEBRUARY. JUNE. OCTOBER. Friday 1 8 15 22 Saturday....! 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday.... 2 9 16 23 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 3 10 17 24 Monday 3 10 17 24 Thursday ...3 10 17 24 31 Monday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday.... 4 11 18 25 Friday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Wednesday 5 12 19 26 Saturday.... 5 12 19 26 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Thursday...6 13(20)27 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Thursday. ..7 14 21 28 Friday 7 14 21 28 Monday 7 14 21 28 MARCH. JULY. NOVEMBER. Friday 1 8 15 22(29) Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday ....2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday.. ..2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday 3 10 17 24 Monday 4 11 18 25 Thursday...4 11 18 25 Monday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Friday 5 12 19 26 Tuesday.. ..(5)12 19 26 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Saturday.... 6 13 20 27 Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Thursday ...7 14 21 28 Sunday 7 14 21 28 Thursday... 1 74 21 28 APRIL. AUGUST. DECEMBER. Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday ...1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 3 10 1 7 24 Saturday. ...3 10 17 24 3] Tuesday.. .,.3 10 17 24 31 I Thursday... 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Wednesday 4 1 1 18(25) * Friday 5(12)19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Thursday ...5 12 19 26 Saturday.. ..6 13 20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Friday 6 13 20 27 Sunday".. .7 14 21 28 Wednesday 7 14 21 28 Saturday.. ..7 14 21 28

The Bank Holidays are distinguished by parentheses. If they fall on Sundays, they are kept on the Mondays following. STAMP DUTIES.

BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &c. ON DEMAND, OB AFTER DATE.

Not exceeding Exceeding 2 mos. date, or mos. date, c 60 days' sight. 60 days' sigL For £2 and not above £5 5s.. .£0 £0 6 Above 5 5s. 20 6 20 30 6 30 50 6 6 50 100 6 6 100 200 6 200 300 6 300 500 8 6 500 1000 8 6 12 6 1000 2000 12 6 15 2000 3000 15 1 5 3000 1 5 1 10

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

!, For any sum not above £100 , .£0 1 6

Above £100 and not above 200 . 2 200 500 4

500 . 1000 5 1000 _ _.. 2000 7 6

2000 . 3000 10 3000 _ . 15 Every Bill of each set pays.

RECEIPTS.

For £5 and under £10 £0 10 20_ 20 50. 1

50 100. 1 100 200. 200 300. 300 500. 500 .1000. 1000 and upwards 10 In full of all demands 10 RECEIVER OF MONEY PAYS STAMPS. 1837—38 TABLE FOR CALCULATING THE WEIGHT AND PRICE OF GRAIN

BY BOLL OB QUARTER.

Price Price Weight by Firlot. Weight by Bushel. by by Boll. Quarter.

Stone. lb. oz. Stone. lb. oz. Sh. Sh. 13 56 14 13 35 3 14 17 41 " 13* 57 15i m 35 14* 14 6 18 13| 59 1 13| 36 9 15 18 71 13| 60 2i 13| 37 H 15 6 19 3 14 61 4 14 37 14| 16 19 10£ m 62 5i H* 38 9* 16 3 20 2 *H 63 7 14J 39 4 16 6 20 6 14| 64 H 14| 39 15 16 9 20 9£ 15 65 10 15 40 91 17 21 1 15* 66 U4 15* 41 4 17 6 21 8k 15J 67 13 15J 41 151 18 22 4 15| 68 14§ 15| 42 10* 18 6 22 Hi 16 70 16 43 5 19 23 7 16* 71 1* 16* 44 19 6 24 2| 16i 16i 72 3 44 10# 20 24 10 16| 73 44 16| 45 51 20 6 25 5£ 17 74 6 17 46 * 21 26 1 m 75 7* 17* 46 11* 21 6 26 8 m 76 9 I7i 47 6 22 27 4 17| 77 101 17| 48 15-I6th 22 6 27 11 18 78 12 18 48 H| 23 28 6i 18* 79 131 18* 49 % 23 6 29 2 181 80 15 18J 50 I* 24 29 9J 2. 18f 82 2 I8| 50 12* 24 6 30 5 19 83 2 19 51 7 25 31 h 19* 84 H 19* 52 4 25 6 31 8 19i 85 5 19i 52 12* 26 32 31 19| 86 <% 19f 53 n <&6 6 32 11 20 87 8 20 54 2 27 33 61 20i 88 9* 20* 54 12| 27 6 34 2 20i 89 11 201 55 8 28 34 9* lii

MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.

James Milne, Merchant, Provost.

Bailies. John Lumsden, merchant Thomas Blaikie, plumber Donaldson Rose, merchant. Patrick Simpson, manufacturer | Peter Williamson, druggist, Dean of Guild. Lewis Crombie, Union Place, Treasurer. Alexander Gordon, advocate, Master of Shore Works. William Philip, merchant, Master of Kirk and Bridge Works. William Bisset, merchant, Master of Mortifications. Lewis Smith, bookseller, Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital. Councillors. William Donald, jun. shipowner James Forbes, merchant Alexander Jopp, advocate Alexander Hadden, manufacturer James Nicol, advocate Alexander Webster, advocate William Fraser, merchant John Urquhart, druggist William Carnegie, advocate, Toivn Clerk. James Hardie and John Angus, advocates, Town Clerks Depute. James Hardie and Alex. Fraser, advocates, Joint Chamberlains. Alexander and John Cadenhead, advocates, Procurators- Fiscal. John Smith, architect, Superintendent of Works, (Bailie Courts on Saturday.)

INCORPORATIONS. Rer. John Murray, Minister of North Parish, Patron. Alexander M'Kenzie, weaver, Convener. James Topp, baker, Master of Hospital. Trades. Deacons. Boxmasters. Hammermen, ~~ William Smith Bakers, Colin Shanks James Topp Wrights and Coopers, Charles Gordon James Riddell Tailors, __Alexander Troup John Thomson Shoemakers, David Duncan Stephen Airth Weavers,.~~~ ~v~~~v~~~ H erod Laing James Collie Fleshers, George Marr Alexander R. Dyer. John Fraser, shoemaker, Factorfor the Widows' Fund. Alexander Robb, tailor, Treasurer of the Trades' School. Thomas Roger, A.M. Teacher. John Barron, watchmaker, Treasurer of the Supplementary Widows' Fund. Adam Coutts and Alex. Allan, advocates, conjunct Clerks and Assessors.

Donaldson Riddell, Convener's Officer.

ABERDEEN : PRINTED AT THE CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE, BY JOHN DAVIDSON.