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FOWLER'S PAISLEY AND JOHNSTONE COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY

1841-42, CONTAIMNG COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCURATE DIRECTORIES OF u ELDERSLIE, PAISLEY, JOHNSTONE, AND LINWOOD, QUARRELTON,

AN ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF THE

Mtxtljmxte, Craters, Mmufattuvtm

PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS.

Also, a Copious Street Guide of Paisley: AND AN APPENDIX

CONTAINING MANY USEFUL LISTS AND TABLES.

ALSO,

AN ORIGINAL LIST OF THE TRADERS OF PAISLEY IN 1783.

TENTH PUBLICATION.

PAISLEY: PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY O. FOWLER, BOOKSELLER. {See next page J. NEILSON, PRINTER, PAISLEY. TENTH EDITION

OF FOWLER'S DIRECTORY

IS MOST RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED

TO

P. M. STEWART, ESQ., M.P. FOR RENFREWSHIRE ;

ARCHIBALD HA ST IE, ESQ., M.P. FOR PAISLEY

R. WALLACE, ESQ. OF KELLY, M.P. FOR GREENOCK;

SIR JOHN MAXWELL OF POLLOK, BART.;

AND THE

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL OF PAISLEY,

BY THEIR MOST OBEDIENT HUMBLE SERVANT,

GEORGE FOWLER.

ADDRESS.

G. FOWLER, in presenting to the public the Tenth Edition of the Directory, returns his sincere thanks to those who have supported the "Work since its commencement.

The Publisher has now been long aware, that in accuracy of de- tails and distinctness of arrangement the chief value of such a work consists ; for these reasons, he has in this, as in his former publications of the Work, both for the Town and County, spared neither labour nor expense in securing these.

The Lists and Tables inserted in the appendixes will be found of the most useful description, and suitable not only to the Merchant and Trader, but to the Public generally—a Directory being not only a use- ful, but a highly necessary repository for enabling a commercial people to become acquainted with each other.

The Public are respectfully requested, when Removals and change of Firms take place, to send early notice to the Publisher, that the

Lists may be made up by the 1st of May ; —the Managers of those Institutions and Societies who wish them inserted in the Directory, will please send notice thereof to the Publisher, (for form see Direc- tory.) Such notices require to be accurate, as they are inserted VERBA TIM.

As much delay and unnecessary trouble has been occasioned by

Societies and other public bodies not giving in their lists, the Publisher intimates, that UNLESS the same be regularly forwarded, he will not be accountable for OMISSIONS.

All Communications, post-paid, will be duly attended to.

if^T Orders Received for every New Periodical Publication.

Directory Office, 57, Canal Street, Paisley, 1841. BILXa CARD. 1841-42.

1841.

JULY. SEPTEMBER. NOVEMBER.

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AUGUST. OCTOBER. DECEMBER.

Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Satur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Friday 3 10 17 24 31 Wed. 4 11 18 25 Monday 4 11 18 25 Satur. 4 LI 18 25 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Sunday 5 12 19 26 Friday 6 13 20 27 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Monday 6 13 20 27 Satur. 7 14 21 28 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Tuesday 7 14 21 28

1842.

JANUARY. MAY SEPTEMBER.

Satur. 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 31 Satur. 3 10 17 24 Tuesday 4 11 18 25 Wed. 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Wed. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 5 12 19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Thur. 6 13 20 27 Friday 6 13 20 27 Tuesday 6 13 £0 27 Friday 7 14 21 28 Satur. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 7 14 21 28

FEBRUARY. JUNE. OCTOBER.

Tuesday 1 8 15 22 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Satur. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 2 9 16 23 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 3 10 17 24 Friday 3 10 17 24 Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Friday 4 11 18 25 Satur. 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 4 11 18 25 Satur. 5 12 19 26 Sunday 5 12 19 26 Wed. 5 12 19 26 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Monday 6 13 20 27 Thur. 6 13 20 27 Monday 7 14 21 28 Tuesday 7 14 21 28 Friday 7 14 21 28

MARCH. JULY. NOVEMBER.

Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Satur. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 3 10 17 24 Friday 4 11 18 25 Monday 4 11 18 25 Friday 4 11 18 25 Satur. 5 12 19 26 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Satur. 5 12 19 26 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Sunday 6 13 20 27 Monday 7 14 21 28 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Monday 7 14 21 28

APRIL. AUGUST. DECEMBER.

Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Satur. 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 3 10 17 24 Wed. 3 10 17 24 31 Satur. 3 10 17 24 31 Monday 4 11 18 25 Thur. 4 11 18 25 Sunday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Friday 5 12 19 26 Monday 5 12 19 26 Wed. 6 13 20 27 Satur. 6 13 20 27 Tuesday 6 13 20 27 Thur. 7 14 21 28 Sunday 7 14 21 28 Wed. 7 14 21 28 STAMP DUTIES STAMP OFFICE, 3, CHRISTIE TERRACE. John Auld, Sub-Distributor. INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. Draft or Order for Payment to the Bearer, or Order on demand or otherwise. Not exceeding 60! Exceeding

days' sight . 60 days' sight For £2 0.ind not exceed ng £5 5 £0 1 £0 1 6 Above 5 5 do. 20 1 6 2 Above 20 do. 30 2 2 6 Above 30 do. 50 2 6 3 6 Above 50 do. 100 3 6 4 6 Above 100 do. 200 4 6 5 Above 200 do. 300 5 6 Above 300 do. 500 6 8 6 Above 500 do. 1000 8 6 12 6 Above 1000 do. 21.00 12 6 15 Above 2000 do. 3000 15 1 5 Above 3000 1 5 1 10

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE. For any sum not exceeding...£100.,.One Shilling and Sixpence Above £100 and not exceeding 200 Three Shillings. Above 200 do. 500. Four Shillings. Above 500 do. 1000. Five Shillings. Above 1000 do. 2000. Seven Shillings and Sixpence. Above 2000 do. 3000... Ten Shillings. Above =£3000, Fifteen Shillings. Every Bill in each set, is chargeable with the respective duties RECEIPTS. For £5 & under £10. .0s 3d For £300 & under £500... 5s. Qd For 10 do. 20. ..0 G For 500 do. 1000. ..7 6 For 20 do. 50. .1 For 1000 and upwards, 10 For 50 do. 100. .1 6 In full of all demands, 10 For 100 do. 200. .2 6 Receiver of money to pay stamp, For 200 do. 300.. .4 DUTY ON POLICIES OF INSURANCES. To or from any place in the United Kingdom, the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Aldemey, bark, or Man. For every sum of 100/. or under, every progressive sum of 100/. and fractional part of 100/., the premium not above 20 per cent. Is 3d For the said sums progressively and fractionally, where the

premium is above 20 per cent. . . . . 2s Qd POLICIES FOR ALL OTHER SEA INSURANCES. For every 100/. or under, every progressive sum of 100/. and fractional part of 100/., the premium not above 20 per cent. 2s Qd For the said sum progressively and fractionally, the premium above 20 per cent...... 5s Qd .. . .

CONTENTS.

Page , Paoe

PAISLEY DIRECTORY . 13 Medical Practitioners' Society (1818) 143

Additional . Names . 148 Messengers at Arms . . 105 Appendix .... 96 Mid wives . . . .110 Address and Notices . . 3 Ministers . . . .117 Adjusters of Imperial Weights and Officers, Church and Precentors 119

Measures . . .138 Do. Sheriff . . . 104

Agricultural Society (Renfrewshire) 143 Do. Town . . . ib.

Annual Licenses . . . 100 Parliamentary Boundaries . 147 Assembly Rooms . . .113 Parochial Missionaries . . 121 Assessed Taxes ... 99 Philosophical Institutions (1808) 114 Auctioneers . . .105 Police Commissioners of Burgh 96 Lands, Instrumental . . 147 Do. Do. Suburbs 97

- -Banking Houses . . 106 Do. Regulations of . . ib. British Linen Co. (branch of) 107 Do. Rates of Assessment . ib. Cart Trust Savings' Fund 108 Do. Ward Divisions for Burgh 98 Scotland, Western (branch of) 106 Do. Do. Newtown 9.9 Glasgow Union (branch of) 107 Poor's^Funds (Overseer for Burgh) 139 National • Security's (savings') 109 Population . . 96 Paisley Commercial . 106 Postages, rates of . . 123

Paisley Savings' . Fund 108 Posts, arrival and dispatch of . 121

Scotland (branch of) . 107 Presbytery Meetings . . 117 Bill Card .... 6 Prison Board for Renfrewshire 105 Boats, . Steam . . 127 Procurators, faculty of . . 103

Do. Canal . . Passage 128 Procurators for the Poor . . IO3 Canal Company, (Glasgow, Paisley, Public Offices, &c. . . 134

and Ardrossan) . . 141 Public Sale Room . IO5 Carriers' Quarters . . 125 Railway Companies . . 127

Coal . Merchants and Agents 137 Road Committee, New Town (1792) 14i Coffee and News Rooms . . 112 Road Directors, Burgh (1834) . 14s for Commissioners Court House and Renfrewshire Militia . 112 Public Offices . .105 Renfrewshire Trustees for Glasgow 'Commissioners of Supply . 102 Bridge . . . .111 Constituency . and Voters 96 Sacramental Fast Days . . 118

Conveyance by Land and Water 121 Schools, Abbey Parish . • 115 Courts, Commissary . . 104 Do. English, Middle Parish 114

Do. Burgh . . .103 Do. Low Do. . 114 Do. Justices of the . 103 Peace Do. Grammar . , 114 Do. Quarter Sessions . . 104 Do. Educational Association 115

Do. Sheriff . . .104 Do. Gaelic Church . .117 Do. Do. Small Debt . ib. Do. Hutchison's Charity . 115 Deaf and (Society for Dumb, the Do. Infant . . .115 . of) . . ' education 116 Do. Methodist, Sabbath . 116 Directions for Recovery of Persons Do. Parochial Do. . 117 . 133 Apparently Drowned Do. Roman Catholic . 115 Dispensary and House of Recovery 110 Do. Sabbath and Week Day 116 1) ues, River and Harbour . 131 Do. Sessional . . 115 Dues, Town . . .129 Do. Town's Mercantile, &c. 114 Espedaire Burns' . Club .114 Session clerks . . . 118 Exchange and Assembly Rooms 113 Societies, Paisley and Eastern Ren- Fairs . . . .138 frewshire Bible . . 120

Firemen and Fire Engines . 136 Do. Female Benevolent . 142

. . 121 Furnished Lodgings Do. Friendly, &c. . . 139

. . Gas Light Company 143 Do. Gaelic Missionary . 121

Grain Mills . . .138 Do. Humane . . 132 Grave Diggers . . .120 Do. Scottish Amicable Life 109

Hospital, Town's . . .111 Do. Total Abstinence . 146 Insurance, (Offices and Agents) 136 Stamp Duties ... 7 . . Justices of the Peace 101 Stentmasters . . . 120

. . Libraries . .113 Stores, (see Markets) . . 138 Lieutenancy Renfrewshire 101 of , Street Guide ... 9 Literary Association, (young men's) 114 Quarterly Meetings, Burgh and Literary and Convivial Association 114 Suburbs, •.'... . 97 . . Lodge, Odd Fellows 146 Trustees, River Cart . . 129

Lodge, . St. Mirren's . 139 Regulations of Do. . . 130

Magistrates and Town Council . 96 Veterinary Surgeons . . 110

Markets . . and Stores 138 Water Company . . .145 Medical Practitioners . . 110 —

PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

To avoid jostling in meeting—Passengers should observe the general rule " Keep to the right," that is, allow those you meet to pass on your left hand.

ABBEY close, from 18 Smith - Burns' place, east side of road hills to Abbey street leading to Renfrew Abbey street, from Abbey close to Thread street CALEDONIA street, from St. Abercorn st., north end of West James' street northward Croft st. to Great Hamilton st. Calside, south-west from head of Albion st., west side of Love st. Causeyside to Stock street Campbell street, (South) from BACK Sneddon street, north Neilston st. to Espedair Burn side of 2 Old Sneddon Campbell street, (West) north of Bank st., south side of 22 Gauze 46 Broomlands street to Mill street Camphill, south side of 32 Canal Barr street, south side of 20 street George street to Canal street Canal street, west side of 86 Cau- Barracks, (Foot) north side of seyside st. to Ralston square Williamsburgh Carbrook street, from north side Barclay street, south side of 15 of 50 Broomlands to West George street to Canal street Campbell street Barterholm, east side of Lylesland Cart lane, east side of New Sned- Bladda, north of Saucel don to river Blacklaw lane, west side of 18 Cart st. from Thread st. to Seedhill New Sneddon to Back Sned- Cartvale lane, from Cartvale don House to New Sneddon Brabloch, east side of Renfrew Carlile lane, east side of New road Sneddon to river Brick lane, from 20 South Croft Carlile place, east side of New street to North Croft street Sneddon opposite Wallace st. Bridge lane, south side of Max- Carriagehill, from Dovesland wellton to Canal Bridge southward Bridge street, (New Town) from Carriagehill, (High) west of Orr 20 Abbey st. to Abbey Bridge Town Bridge street, (Burgh) from Ab- Carriagehill factory, west of Car- bey Bridge to Orchard street riagehill Broomlands, west end of Well- Castle street, west end of Well- meadow, to Ferguslie meadow to George st. Brown's lane, west side of 97 Causeyside, from the foot of St. Causeyside st. to George place Mirren street to Calside Buchanan st., (East) north side Charleston, by Lylesland west- of Inkle st. to Greenlaw st. ward Buchanan street, (West) south Christie Buildings, High street, side of 28 George st. to Canal st. west end of Old Bridge Burn lane, south side of Max Christie lane, east side of 93 New wellton to Candren Burn Sneddon to the Quay Burn row, from Gordon's lane to Christie street, south of Garth- River land place ]0 PAISLEY STREET GUIDE.

Christie Terrace, fronting River, Forbes' place, from 10 Causey, west end of Old Bridge side to Water Brae (Burgh) Church hill, north side of 87 High GARTHLAND lane, north side street to Oakshaw street of Garthland street Clark's place, Seedhill Garthland place, east end of Commercial Court, 112 Causey- Garthland St., opposite Chris- side, west side tie street Cotton street, south side of 23 Garthland street, from east end of Gauze street to Abbey street Gauze street to Williamsburgh County Buildings, Gilmour st. Gas work, north west of foot of Cowieston, foot of Maxwellton st. Well street Crossflat, south side of Garthland Gauze street, from Smithhills st. street to Garthland street Cross street, 29 Castle st. to 5 George place, east end of George Queen street street to Brown's lane Croft st., (East) from Wallneuk George street, west side of 96 to Renfrew road Causeyside to Ferguslie Croftstreet, (North) from Green- Gilmour st. , from Dyer's wynd law street to Newtown Quay north to New Sneddon Croft street, (South) east end of Glen street, west side of 7 Love Sneddon Bridge to Wallneuk street to Caledonia street Croft st., (West) from 16 New Glen lane, north side of 29 St. Smithhills to Abercorn st. James' street to Glen street Cumberland Court, 110 Causey- Gordon's lane, east side of 32 side Causeyside to Burn Row Greenhill, north west side of Un- D OVESL AND, from Lylesland derwood street to Carriagehill Greenlaw, north of Garthland Duke st., south side of Rowan st. street Dyer's wynd, east side of 50 Moss Greenlaw st., east end of North street to River Croft street eastward

EARL Grev place, Lylesland HAMILTON st., (by Calside) Espedair street, from 56 Causey- east side of Calside by Doves- side southward land Hamilton st., (Great) west side FERGUSLTE (Back Row of) of Renfrew street to River west end of Maxwellton to west Harbour (New) Carlile place lane of Ferguslie Harbour lane, east side of New Ferguslie, west end of Broom- Sneddon to Quay lands to Millerston High street, west end of Old Ferguslie east lane, south of 41 Bridge to Wellmeadow Broomlands to Maxwellton Highland lane, south side of Ferguslie mid lane, 8 Ferguslie North Croft street to Maxwellton Hospital lane, west side of 6 New Ferguslie walk, 42 Broomlands Sneddon to Back Sneddon Ferguslie West lane, 20 Fergus- Hunter street, west side of 21 lie to Canal Moss street PAISLEY STREET GUIDE. 11

INKLE street, from Lawn street Millar st , east side of Mill st. to east end of Gauze street Millerston, west end of Ferguslie JOHN street, north side of 72 Moncrietf St., east side of 75 Broomlands Love street, to Back Sneddon Moss street, from Cross to Old KNOX street, from Broomlands Sneddon to West Campbell street King St., north side of 76 Broom- NIDDRY street, west side of lands, opposite to Queen street Renfrew street to River King st., from Saucel to Canal Neil street, from Cowieston to Canal Bridge LAWN street, head of Gauze st. Neilston st,, (Burgh) from head to Wallneuk of Causeyside to Lylesland Lady lane, west end of High st. Neilson street, (by Calside) east to Canal street side of Calside Laigh Kirk lane, west side of 1 10 Nethercommon, from street Causeyside Love northward Lilias' wynd, north side of 106 Newton street, from Cowieston High street to Dyer's wynd westward to Maxwellton Lonend, from Saucel to Blackhall New Sneddon, north side of Old Love street, from St. James' Sneddon to Cartvale place to Nethercommon New street, south side of 28 High Lowndes' lane, east side of 78 street to Causeyside New Sneddon to the River New Smithhills, north side of Lylesland, from Neilston street Smithhills to West Croft st. to Carriagehill 4 North street, east side of Love st. Lynedoch street, west side of to Back Sneddon Renfrew street to River OAKSHAW st., from head of M'DOWALL street, west side School wynd to Bowling green of Caledonia street westward Oakshaw Head, north of Bowling M'Leod's Buildings (Smithhills) green by Oakshaw street east end of Old Bridge Old Sneddon, foot of Moss street M'Farlane's lane, north side of to Sneddon Bridge North Croft st. to Niddry st Orchard St., east side of 18 Cau- Marshall's lane, north side of seyside to Gordon's lane Orchard street to River Orr street, north side of 81 High Mary st., west side of Carriagehill street to Oakshaw street Maxwell street, east side of Love Orr square, north side of 81 High street to Back Sneddon street Maxwellton, east of Ferguslie Orr Town, south side of Mary st. back row Maxwellton st., south side of 13 PATTERHILL, southward of Broomlands to Cowieston Carriagehill Meeting House lane, west side of Prince's street, north side of Un- 14 Moss street to Oakshaw st. derwood street Middle lane, west side of 1 1 New Prussia street, east side of 25 Sneddon to Back Sneddon Causeyside to Gordon's lane Mill street, east end of Gauze st. Pudding lane, east side of Car- to Seedliill riagehill 12 PAtSLEV STREET GUIDE.

QUAY lane, east side of 88 New St. Mirren street, from Cross to Sneddon to Quay Causeyside Queen street, south side of 7 Broomlands to George street THOMAS street, north side of 36 Ferguslie RALSTON square, south side Thread st. from Bank st. to Cart st. of 50 George street Twigg's lane, north side of 68 Renfrew street, north end of East New Sneddon to River Croft street to Burns' Place Rowan st., east side of Lylesland UNDERWOOD lane, from 23 Well street eastward SAUCEL, east end of Gordon's Underwood st., from St. James' lane to Lonend street to foot of Well street Sandholes, head of Well street to Union street, north side of Un- King street derwood street School wynd, west side of 6 Moss Union st., south side of Stock st. street to Oakshaw street Seedhill, from Cart st. eastward WALLACE street, east side of Shuttle street, south side of 30 50 Love street to Carlisle place New street to Brown's lane Wallneuk, north end of Lawn st. Sir Michael street, south side of to East Croft street 24 George street to Canal street Wardrop street, south side of 5 Silk street, east side of Lawn st. George street to Canal street to Gauze street Water Brae, (Burgh) foot of St. Smith's lane, north-east side of Mirren street to River 72 New Sneddon to River Water Brae, (New Town) west Smith street, from Stock street to side of 4 New Smithhills to Nelson street River Smithhills from east end of Old Water lane, south side of Max- Bridge to Gauze street wellton Snodgrass' lane, Seedhill Wellington street, west side of Stevenson street, head of 63 Cau- Caledonia street seyside, (west side) Wellmeadow, west end of High Stirling st., west side of Calside street to Broomlands Stock street, west side of Lyles- Well street, north side of 27 land to Calside Wellmeadow street Storie street, south side of 37 West Brae, north side of 31 Well- High street to Canal street meadow to Oakshaw street Stow Place, foot of Storie street West street, south side of 20 to Stow street Broomlands to Newton street Stow street, west side of 80 Cau- Wilson's place from Seedhill Mill seyside to Stow Place to Clark's place* St. James' Place from foot of William street, north side of 68 Moss street to Love street Broomlands St. James' street, from Love st. Williamsburgh, east end of Garth- to Underwood street land street to East Toll Bar

* The Birth Place of Alexander Wilson, the American Ornithologist. -

PAISLEY. ]3

FOWLER'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY. > ABBEY CHURCH, 16 Smithhills, and 7 Abbey Close-

was erected in 1 J 60, during the reign of Malcolm IV., by Walter, Lord High Steward of Scotland; strangers, or others wishing admittance, may apply to Thomas Ewing, officer, 29 New Smithhills Abbey Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey Close—John M'Donald, key-keeper, 6 Abbey Street Abercrombie, William, harbour-master and collector of river dues— house Swing Bridge, River Cart u~- Adam, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 148 George street Adam, Alexander, gardener, 2 Old Sneddon street Adam George, chimney sweep, vent mender and curer, 6 Lawn street Adam, J. & J., feuars and farmers—house 10 Neilston street, and quarriers, Wilkins Quarry Adam, James, feuar, Carriagehill Adam, James, window glazier, 2 Lillias' Wynd, ho. 1 do.

Adam, Janet, cowfeeder, J 3 Orchard street Adam, John, clerk, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street — house 11 Smithhills Adam, John, of Collinslee, residence, Helensburgh Adam, John, flesher, 17 Smithhills Adam, John, pattern drawer, 9 Shuttle street

Adam, John, watch and clock maker, 1 1 Smithhills Adam, Matthew—house 10 Neilston street Adam, Miss Mary, grocer, 9 MoncriefF street Adam,. Misses, crape dressers, and straw hat makers, 11 Smithhills Adam, Peter, vintner, and keeper of bowling green, 37 Oakshaw street Adam, Robt, cutler and edge tool maker, 14 St. Mirren st. B 14 PAISLEY.

Adam, Robt., fiesher, 36 High street—ho. 9 Orr square Adam, Robt, manager of thread work, 70 New Sneddon st. Adam, Robert, spirit dealer, 49 Moss street—house 12 Dyer's Wynd Adam, Thomas, 86 High street Addison, Mrs., dressmaker, 69 High street Addison, William & Co., shawl merchants, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Addison, Wm., of Addison Wm.& Co.—ho. 69 High st. Advertiser Office, (Paisley,) 15 St. Mirren street, pub- lished on Saturday morning at 7 o'clock

Agnew, Robt , grocer, cabinet and chair maker, agent for Morrison's vegetable universal medicine, 69 High st. Agnew, William, blacksmith, 93 High street—house do. Aikman, Edward, clothlapper, Cumberland place—house Camphill Aitken, James, cowfeeder, 6] George street Aitken, James, late chandler, 1 Water brae (burgh) Aitken, Mat., spirit dealer (carriers' quarters) 12 Causeyside Aitken, Robert, cartwright, 62 George street Aitken, William, joiner and cartwright, 89 George street Aitken, William, stationer and newsman, 81 High street, and teacher, 35 Castle street—house J 2 do. Alexander, James, shoemaker, 67 High street Alexander, John, pattern drawer, 5 Causeyside—house 74 Love street Alexander, Miss A., dressmaker, 67 High street Alexander, Mrs. William, dressmaker, 20 Inkle street Alexander, Robert, tailor, 37 Stock street Alexander, Walter, fiesher, 107 George street Alexander, William, weaver's wright, 8 Stock street Algie, John, farmer, Corker hill Allan, David, boot and shoemaker, 31 High street Allan, John, sheriff officer and constable for Renfrewshire and Lanarkshire, 70 Stockwell street, Glasgow Allan, Mrs., teacher, 21 High street Allison, David, precentor North Church—house 12 New Sneddon Allison, John, ginger-beer manufacturer, spirit dealer and ale bottler, 31 Caledonia street —

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Allison, Mrs., spirit dealer, 8 School wynd Allison, Walter, timber merchant, 69 Broomlands—house 3 William street Anderson, Ebenezer, 2 Moss street Anderson, James, bird stuffer, ]8 Lawn street Anderson, James & Co., funeral undertakers, 39 New st. Anderson, James, leather cutter and shoemaker, 40 Well- meadow Anderson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 Love street Anderson, James, of Glen, Anderson & Co. —ho. Blackball Anderson, James, salesman, coal yard, Harbour Lane house 27 Back Sneddon Anderson, James, teacher, 7 South Croft street Anderson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 71 Love street Anderson, John, printer at Baird and Wallace's—house 5 Caledonia street Anderson, John, of Anderson and Semple, and procurator fiscal for the burgh, Gilmour street—house do. Anderson, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, Carriagehill Anderson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 44 Moss street Anderson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 16 Newton street Anderson, Robert, cowfeeder, 3 Prussia street Anderson, Robert, Saracen's Head Inn, 2 Moss street job and post horses, coaches, noddies, and gigs, hearses, mourning coaches, &c. Anderson and Semple, writers, Gilmour street Anderson, Thomas, Washington Inn, 78 High street Anderson, William, bookseller, 41 Wellmeadow Anderson, William, thibet cropper and shawl cutter, 10 Bridge street (burgh) —house 13 George street Andrew, Henry, spirit dealer, 32 George street Andrew, John, bookseller and librarian, 19 Lawn street Andrew, John, lead drawer, 19 Lawn street Andrew, Thomas, grocer, Carriagehill Angus, J., straw hat maker, 2 Love street Armour, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 George street Armour, Robert, cooper, grocer and ham curer, 8 Church hill—cooperage, 7 do. Araei!, William, joiner, cartwright, and smith, 3 Bum row, and 12 Bridge street (burgh) 16 PAISLEY.

Arthur, Arch., of Arthur, Arch. & Co. — ho. 8 West Croft st. Arthur, Arch. & Co- shawl manufacturers, 8 Causeyside Arthur, James, draper and hosier, 18 High street Arthur, Matthew, of Robertson, Matthew & Co.—house Causey-end Ashworth, John, carding master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Auld, Alexander, agent, 15 Causeyside—house Welling- ton Cottage, 7 Stow place Auld, John, sub-distributor of stamps, and sub-collector of assessed taxes, 3 Christie terrace—ho. 62 Love street Auld, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 95 High street Ayton, David, gas inspector—house 28 Lady lane

BAILEY, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Old Sned- don, and 97 New Sneddon—house 96 do. Bailey, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 Williamsburgh Baillie, William, at Lyall, William & Sons, 90 High street— house 32 Glen street Bain, James, baker, 144 George street Bain, John, jun., moulder and musician, 35 High street Bain, John, teacher of dancing, 3 St. James' street Bain, Miss,—house 24 Orchard street Bain, William, ironmonger, 109 High street— ho. 92 do. Baird, Charles, manufacturer, 43 George street Baird, James, farmer, Whitehaugh Baird, James, grocer and cowfeeder, 19 New Smithhills Baird, John, of Baird & Wallace—house 46 Love street Baird, John, jun., manager, printworks, Nethercommon, —house 59 Love street Baird, John, traveller for Harvey, Jas. & Co.—house 23 Causeyside Baird, Miss, matron, Town Hospital, 7 New Sneddon Baird, Misses, milliners and dress makers, 31 High street Baird, Misses, milliners, straw hat & dress makers, 27 George street Baird, Mrs. George, farmer, Oldhall Baird, Rev. Archibald, U. S. C house, 57 Love street Baird & Wallace, manufacturers, 9 and 10 Forbes' place —calico and shawl printers, Nethercommon PAISLEY. 17

Baird, William, grain merchant, Whitehaugh Baird, Wm., spirit dealer, hay and straw retailer, 2 Well- meadow Baker, Archibald, carpet shoemaker, 8 Wellmeadow Baking Association, baking house, 21 New Smithhills, John M'Gregor, foreman Balderston, Andrew, grocer, 6 Barclay street Baldrence, Andrew, 86 Canal street Baldwin, Wm., smith and bell hanger, 6 St Mirren's street -—house do. Ballantyne, James, dyer, 5 Snodgrass Lane—-house, 10 Barclay street Ballantyne, Wm., cabinet maker, 19 Abbey close Banks, Rev. James, house Mount Pleasant Barbour, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 Canal street Barbour, Robert, jun., umbrella and bandbox maker, fur- nishing shop, 9 St. Mirren street Barbour, Robert, umbrella manufacturer, 101 High street Barbour, William, wright and cabinet maker, 24 Causey- side—furniture warehouse and house do. Barclay, James, silk and yarn merchant, 111 Causeyside —house, 3 Oakshaw head Barclay, James, spirit dealer, 6 West Croft street Barclay, John, grocer, 10 Glen street Barclay, Mrs. Robert, of Glen, Canal Bank Barr, Alexander, cowfeeder, 36 St. James street Barr, Andrew, clerk, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Barr, David & Co., dyers, 7 Marshall's lane Barr, David, of Barr David & Co., house, 4 Clark's place Barr, David, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 Caledonia street Barr, George, leather merchant, 24 High street—house do. Barr, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 12 New Sneddon Barr, James, of Laigh Common—house 1 Maxwellton Barr, James, wright and glazier, 77 High st. —ho. 79 do. Barr, Janet, heddle caster, 15 Sir Michael street Barr, John, assistant clerk, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Barr, John, of Barr & M'Nab—house, 8 Abercorn street Barr, John, clerk, Lounsdale Barr, John, grocer, 8 Wallneuk street Barr, John K., grocer and tea dealer, 169 George street b2 18 PAISLEY.

Barr, John, jun., manufacturer, 13 Wardrop street—house 6 Stow street Barr, John, muslin manufacturer, 72 Canal street Barr, John, sen., feuar, 2 Dyer's wynd Barr & M'Nab, iron founders, engineers, smiths, mill- wrights, and boiler makers, Abercorn Foundry, 15 North Croft street Barr, Matthew, of Barr and Millar, house 51 Love street Barr & Millar, cloth merchants, 9 High street Barr & M'Neil, silk, woollen, and cotton dyers, 4 Bridge street, Newtown Barr, Mrs. Alexander, Underwood street Barr, Mrs. Janet, yarn merchant, 41 New street Barr, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 74 High street Barr, Mrs., midwife, 69 Causeyside Barr, Patrick, of Barr & Wilson—house 2 Garthland lane Barr, Robert, chandler, 40 High street Barr, Robert, grocer and cowfeeder, 26 Love street Barr, Robert, Paisley Apothecary Hall, 8 High street and 25 Moss street Barr, Thomas, Ramshorn tavern, 2 High street Barr, William, jun., writer, 4 Mossst.—ho. 1 Maxwellton Barr, William, writer, 33 Old Sneddon street—house Fer- guslie place Barr, William, cowfeeder, 17 Barclay street Barr & Wilson, builders, 2 Garthland lane, & 7 Stow st. Bartlemore, John, sheriff clerk's office, (County Buildings) —house 52 Love street Bass, John, engineer and manager, Glasgow & Paisley joint railway, Gilmour st.— ho. station, (west side) do. Bayne, William, excise officer, Johnston Beat, John & Co., spirit dealers, 38 New street Beat, Robert, of Beat and Sproul—ho. 90 George street Beat & Sproul, smiths and farriers, 8 Christie street and 90 George street Beaton, William, beamer, Lylesland Begg, A., silk mercer and draper, 23 High st.— ho. 90 do. Begg, James, grocer, 3 New street Begg, John, teacher, 45 Maxwellton Beith, Fulton, flesher, 30 Old Sneddon —

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Bell, Elizabeth, grocer, 1 Saucel Bell, Henry, sheriff and town officer, 36 Moss street Bell, John, carrier, (Glasgow,) 11 New Sraithhills Bell, Richard, manager, tan-work, 1 Seedhill —ho. 2 do. Bell, Thomas, spirit dealer, 67 Canal street Bell, William, surgeon, 19 George street Bennie, William, musician, 21 Moss street Berry, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Orchard st. Beveridge, Alexander, broker, 31 Cotton street Bicket, William, feuar, 12 Barclay street Biggar, Hugh, victualler, 82 Canal street Biggar, John, bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 32 High street—house 82 do. ' Biggar, Thomas, shawl manufacturer, 109 Causeyside

Bisset, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 1 1 Ferguslie Bissland, John, cowfeeder, 1 Union street Bissland, Miss, 34 Oakshaw street Bissland, William, & Co., manufacturers, 5 Christie terrace Bissland, Wm.,of Bissland, Wm. & Co. — ho. 4 Orr square Black, John, smith and farrier, Stonefleld Blackhall dyework receiving office, 24 Orchard street John Gilchrist, dyer Blackhall Factory office, 107 Causeyside, Harvey, Brand &Co. Blackwood, Andrew, carter & cowfeeder, 8 Glen street Blackwood, Misses, dress & corset makers, 6 Love street Blaikie, Mrs Andrew, 7 Abbey street Blair, Archibald, tailor, 89 High street Blair & Gibson, manufacturers, 114 Causeyside Blair, Henry, boot & shoemaker, 83 Canal street Blair, Hugh, grocer, 56 Storie street Blair, James, agent Glasgow railway, Gilmour st. —house 12 Saucel Blair, James, spirit dealer & eating house, 25 New street

Blair, John, foreman at Keith Alex. & Co , 9 Shuttle st. Blair, John, grocer, and spirit dealer, 32 Wellmeadow Blair, John, spirit dealer and eating house, 6 Moss street Blair, Mrs. Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 George street Blair, Peter, porter Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—house do. —

20 PAISLEY.

Blair, Robert, jun., tailor, 16 George street Blair, Walter, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Bridge street- spirit cellar, 1 Orchard street Blair, William, joiner & cabinet maker, 30 Gauze street Boag, Allan, shawl & plaid warehouse, 8 Broomlands Bogle, Joseph Moore, clerk Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—house 57 Canal street Bonar & Thomson, shawl manufacturers, 8 Orchard st. Booz, John, patriarch to the House of Israel—house 30 Gauze street Borland, Alexander, accountant, Western Bank of Scot- land, 1 Forbes' place—house 59 Causeyside Borland, Alexander, sen., feuar, 52 Canal street Borland, A., tertius, clerk, Western Bank of Scotland, 1 Forbes' place—house 59 Causeyside Borland, David, society officer, 33 Lady lane Borland, John C, hair dresser, 69 Broomlands Borland, Mrs., eating house, 5 Broomlands Bowes, William, builder, 1 St. James' street Bowie, James, bookseller, librarian and public reading room, 99 Causeyside Bowie, Walter, farmer, Holland Bush Bowie, William, keeper Victoria bowling green, 33 Lady lane Boyd, James, window glazier, 32 High street —house 33 Oakshaw street Boyd, John, egg and green store, 92 Causeyside Boyd, John, upholsterer, 6 Smithhills Boyd, Matthew, manuf., 6 Causeyside—ho. 8 Neilston st. Boyd, Mrs., cowfeeder, 8 Neilston street Boyd, Robert, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—ho. 23 do. Boyd, Thomas & Co., shawl warehouse, 116 Causeyside Boyd, Thomas, of Boyd, Thomas & Co.—ho. 36 Causeysid e Boyd, Wm. & Son, merchants, 26 Gordon's lane—ho. do. Boyd, Wm., jun., tea and sugar warehouse, 30 High st. house 52 do. Boyd, Wm., vintner, (carriers' quarters) 91 Causeyside Boyle, James, wine and spirit dealer, (Sun Inn) 7 Moss st. Bradley, James, shoemaker, 3 New Smithhills Brand, Wm. of MacNair & Brand— ho. Barshaw —

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Brannan, Hugh, shoemaker, 10 Canal street Brarman, James, shoemaker and grocer, 86 New Sneddon Bremner, Rev. John, Catholic Clergyman —house 2 East Buchanan street Brewster, Rev. Patrick—house Hillhead Brodie, John, broker, 18 Old Sneddon Brodie, John, shoemaker, 72 Broomlands Brodie, Robert, accountant, Paisley Commercial Bank house 3 Glen street Brodie, Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 St. Mirren street

Brodie, — , warper, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Brookes, James, wigmaker and haircutter, 18 Gauze st. Brough, David, silk mercer, 109 High street—house 1 Garthland lane Brough, Peter, of Brough & Sharp—ho. Oakshaw House, 42 Oakshaw street Brough and Sharp, haberdashers, 96 High street Brown, Allan, cabinet maker and weavers' wright, 10 Old Sneddon and 20 Causeyside Brown, Andrew, carding master, Underwood mill Brown, Andrew, clerk, Paisley Commercial Bank—house George place Brown, Andrew, cotton spinner, Auchentorlie Brown, Henry, broker and shoemaker, 76 High street Brown, H. & J., manufacturers, 109 Causeyside Brown, James, excise officer—house 140 George street Brown, James, of Brown, Wm. jun. & Co.— ho. Blackhall Brown, James, feuar, 3 East Croft street Brown James S., governor, Town Hospital, 7 New Sned- don—house 2 Back Sneddon Brown, James, jun., sheriff officer, 19 Moss street Brown, James, sheriff officer, 8 Moss street Brown, John, canteen, Paisley Barracks, Williamsburgh Brown, John, M.D., 80 High street—ho. 1 Orr square Brown, John, farmer, Alton Brown, John, farmer, High Cardonald Brown, John, flesher, 23 Gauze street—ho. 32 Cotton st. Brown, John, grocer, 41 George street Brown, John, grocer, 25 Queen street Brown, John, manufacturer of hosiery, 26 High street —

22 PAISLEY.

Brown, John, salesman, Quarrelton Coal Basin, 29 Canal street—ho. 68 Love street Brown, John, (tailors' house of call,) 32 Gauze street Brown, John, wheelwright and turner, 62 High street Brown, Miss, manufacturer of hosiery & shirts, 4 Moss st. Brown, Misses, of Crossflat Brown, Mrs. Andrew, George place Brown, Mrs., furnishing shop, 39 High street Brown, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Smithhills Brown, Mrs. John, baker, 56 Causeyside Brown, Mrs. John, farmer, Henderston Brown, Neil, theikar, 71 High street Brown and Poison, bleachers and woollen scourers, Thurs- craig Brown, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 37 Storie street Brown, Robert, pattern drawer, 4 Castle street Brown, Robert, Town Chamberlain, County Buildings house 34 New Sneddon Brown, Sharps, & Co., manufacturers, 166 George street Brown, Thomas, beamer, 44 Storie street Brown, William, baker, 6 Moss street Brown, William, foreman at Lowndes, Wm. & J. & Co. — house 31 Glen street Brown, William, gardener, 13 Gauze street Brown, William, grocer, 9 Wardrop street Brown, Wm., of Brown Wm. jun. & Co. —ho, Egypt Park Brown, Wm. jun. & Co., shawl and yarn merchants, 108 Causeyside Brown, William N., teacher, 12 Prussia street Brown, William & Son, manufacturers, 10 Wardrop st. Brown, Wm., of Urie & Brown—house 12 Neilston street Brownlie, John & Co., spirit dealers, 1 Wellmeadow Brownlie, William, hosier, 102 High street Bruce, John, fishmonger, 12 Moss street and 106 Causeyside Bryce, James, joiner and timber merchant, 13 Hunter st. — house 7 I Love street Bryce, John, iron merchant, 7 Dyers' wynd—house 34 Moss street Buchan, Mrs., dress and corset maker, 29 New Sneddon Buchanan, H., grocer, 5] George street PAISLEY. 23

Buchanan, Hugh, grocer, 25 Well street Buchanan, James, gas inspector, 10 New street Buchanan, James, spirit dealer, 3 Lillias' wynd Buchanan, James, wine and spirit merchant, 162 George street, house 19 Storie street Buchanan, John, warper, 10 New street Buchanan, Misses, milliners and dressmakers,56 Causeyside

Buchanan, Moses, boot and shoemaker, 2 Maxwell st. Buchanan, Mrs. James, house 55 High street Buchanan, Walter, late merchant, Carriagehill House Buchanan, Walter, of Buchanan, Walter, & Co. —house Haircraig's cottage Buchanan, Walter, & Co., woollen, silk, & calico printers, Blackland mill Buchanan, William, baker, 70 Causeyside Bulley, John, cashier Western Bank of Scotland, 1 Forbes' place —house do. Bulloch, John, hair dresser & umbrella maker, 43 Moss st. Burgess, Charles, manufacturer, 169 George street—house 57 Canal street Burgess, Jas., porter to the British Linen Company's Bank —house 37 Thread street Burgess, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 136 George st. Burgess, Thomas, contractor and well digger, 9 Ferguslie Burns, Miss Janet, flesher, Gilmour street Burns, Rev. Robert, D.D.—house Camphill Burns, William, 17 West street

Burnside, Mrs., broker, Jl Old Sneddon st.

CAIRNS, Rev. Robert, U. S. C.—house Camphill Calderwood, James, boot and shoemaker, 85 High street Caldwell, David, & Co., seedsmen and fruit dealers, 73 Broomlands Caldwell, George, sen., bookseller, stationer, and printer, 2 New street (up one stair) —house Teetotal Tower, West Sandyford Caldwell, James, pattern drawer at M'Kechnie, Kerr, & Co.— house 95 Causeyside Caldwell, James, writer, 6 Moss'st. —ho. Fairhill, Calside Caldwell, John, Abbey house factor, 1 1 Abbey close 24 PMSLEY.

Caldwell, John, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street—house 12 NeiLston street Caldwell, John & Son, tailors, 48 Storie street Caldwell, Mrs. Robert, feuar, Carriagehill Caldwell, Robert, grocer, 12 Neilston street Caldwell, William, shoemaker and agent for Ross's black- ing, 30 St. James' street

Callender, Alex. & Co , rag and waste merchants, 2 New- street—house 43 do. Callender, James, grocer, 120 George street Callender, Peter, teacher, 3 Marshall's lane Callender, Thomas, currier and leather merchant, 23 and 25 Thread street—house 1 3 do. Cameron, Christina, grocer, 1 1 Cotton street Cameron, Daniel, porter, 101 Causeyside Cameron, Daniel, surveyor of works and collector of sta- tute labour money for Newtown—house 10 Prussia st. Cameron, David, ropemaker, 84 High street Cameron, Duncan, spirit dealer, 10 Moss street— ho. do. Cameron, Gaven, carding master, Underwood mill Cameron, Hugh, broker, 74 High street Cameron, Hugh, jun., wine and spirit dealer, 2 Cotton st. Cameron, Hugh, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 6 Cotton street Cameron, James, flesher, 8 Love street Cameron, John, grocer and victualler, 24 New street Cameron, John, rag and waste store, 22 New street Cameron, John, ropemaker, 73 High street Cameron, John, spirit dealer, 21 Moss street Cameron, John, spirit dealer, 86 New Sneddon Cameron, Mrs., baker, 25 High street Cameron, Mrs. Daniel, weavers' office, 76 High street Cameron, Miss Sarah, furnishing and hosiery, 8 New st. Cameron, Peter, goods' agent for Glasgow Railway, Gil- mour street—house King street, Saucel Cameron, Robert, teacher, 12 West street Campbell, Alexander, of Barnhill, Sheriff-substitute—ho. 6 Garthland place Campbell, Alex., boot and shoe maker, 12 St James' place Campbell, Arch., mercht. tailor and grocer, 30 Causeyside PAISLEY. 25

Campbell, D. & D., silk, cotton, and woollen dyers, 59 New Sneddon—house do. Campbell, Daniel, tailor, 43 New street Campbell, Duncan, spirit dealer, 16 Moss street Campbell & Gillespie, agents and messengers at arms, 25 Old Sneddon Campbell & Gilmour, plumbers and gas fitters, 42 High st. Campbell, James, foreman to James Stirrat, 61 High st. Campbell, James, spirit dealer, 22 Causey side Campbell, James, grocer, 14 Cotton street Campbell, Janet, cowfeeder, 3 North Croft street Campbell, John, broker, 19 Old Sueddon Campbell, John, of Campbell & Gilmour— ho. 65 Canal st. Campbell, John, feuar, 3 North Croft street Campbell, John, fishmonger, 100 Causeyside— house 30 Storie street Campbell, John, of Stirling, Wm. & Co.—ho. 99 High st. Campbell, John, wine and spirit merchant, 76 Broomlands —house 19 Queen street Campbell, Miss, teacher, 13 Wardrop street Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, cowfeeder, 4 New Sneddon Campbell, Mrs. Daniel, cowfeeder, 61 Back Sneddon Campbell, Mrs. Edward, Greenlaw Cottage Campbell, Mrs. John, furnished lodgings, 3 Garthland st. Campbell, Mrs. R. (Temperance Coffee House) 9 High st. Campbell, Paul, bleacher and general washing field, Lonend Campbell, Rev. John, 44 Oaksbaw street Campbell, Robert, broker, 80 Broomlands Campbell, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 23 Lawn st. Campbell, Thomas, of Campbell & Gillespie—ho. 2 Cale- donia street Campbell, Wm., shawl manufacturer, 3 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside —house 30 do. Campbell, William, teacher, 2 Gauze street Campsie, Thomas, North Church officer, 69 Love street Carlile, Alex., of Carlile, James & Sons— house 76 New Sneddon Carlile, George, feuar, Niddry street Carlile, James, & Sons, thread manufs. 13 Carlile place c 26 PAISLEY.

Carlile, Thomas, of Carlile, Wm. & Co. — ho. 33 New Sneddon Carlile, William, of Carlile, William & Co.—ho. 33 New Sneddon Carlile, William, & Co. manufacturers, 22 Moss street Carmichael, Charles, farmer, Hunterhill Carmichael, John, rlesher and grocer, 30 Cotton street Carrick, James, grocer and cooper, 45 Millerston Carruth, Alexander, cooper, 58 Causeyside Carruth, George, hosier, 5 Abbey close Carswell, Allan, of Glen, Anderson, & Co.—house Short Roods, Nethercommon Carswell, David, bookbinder, 14 St. Mirren street—house 13 St. James' place Carswell & Gardner, manufacturers, 1 New Sneddon Carswell, James, ginger beer manufacturer, 79 High st. Carswell, Miss, 83 High street Carswell, Robert, Short Roods, Nethercommon Carswell, Thomas, of Carswell & Gardner—house Spring- bank cottage, Love street Cathcart, John, general grocer, tea, wine and spirit mer- chant, 16 High street— house 77 do. Cathcart, Mrs. Alex., grocer & spirit dealer, 6 Wallace st. Chalmers, J. K., teacher, 7 West brae Chalmers, James, spirit dealer, 4 Old Sneddon Chalmers, Tarbet, grocer and vintner, 13 Maxwelllon Chalmers, William, shoemaker, 10 New Sneddon Chillas, Mrs. Robert, 4 Garthland street Chillas, Robert, 2 Caledonia street Christie, John, saddler, 50 Moss street Christie, William, grocer, 49 Causeyside Christie, William, teacher, 1 Neilston road Clapperton, John, & Co., thread manufs., 70 New Sneddon Clapperton, John, of Clapperton, John, & Co. —ho. 60 Love street Clara, Philip, broker, 10 Lawn street

Clark, Andrew, warper, 4 Abbey close— ho. 25 Niddry st. Clark, Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 9 Lawn street Clark, Jas., of Clark, J. & J. & C© ho. Chapel House Clark, John, grocer, 44 Moss street —

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Clark, John, of Clark, J. & J. & Co. —ho. Burns' place

Clark, J. & J, & Co , thread manufacturers, counting house and factory, 3 Clark's place, Seedhill Clark, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 44 Moss street Clark, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 148 George street Clark, Wm., warper, 4 Abbey close—ho. 10 Cotton st. Cleland, Jas., gas inspector, 22 Moss street-—ho. 70 Lovest. Cleland, William, surgeon, accoucheur, and apothecary, from Glasgow apothecaries' hall— Sneddon dispensary, 7 Old Sneddon Climie, Robert, civil engineer and surveyor, 101 High st. Clyde and Cochrane, shawl manufacturers, 116 Causeyside Clyde, Wm., of Clyde and Cochrane—ho. 12 Neilston st. Coats, George, of Coats and Shaw—house Saucel bank Coats, Jas.,jun.,of Coats, J. & P.— house 16 Maxwellton Coats, James, sen., late manufacturer—house 11 Back row, Ferguslie Coats, J. & P., thread manufacturers, Ferguslie Coats, Peter, of Coats, J. & P.—house 10 West brae Coats & Shaw, manufacturers, 7 St. Mirren street Coats, Thos., of Coats J. & P.—house, 16 Max well to if" Coats, William, grocer and ham curer, 68 Broomlands house 5 William street Cochran, Adam, gardener, Calside Cochran, Alex., manager at Brown & Poison's, Thurscraig Cochran, Andrew, spirit dealer, Carriagehill Cochran, James, builder, grocer, and spirit dealer, 14 Thread street Cochran, James, surgeon and oculist, 17 Wellmeadow Cochrane, James, teacher of dancing, 13 George street Academy, 4 Smithhills—open from Nov. till March Cochran, John, feuar, Patterhill Cochran, John, glazier, 6 Old Sneddon Cochran, John, mashman, Saucel distillery, King street, Saucel Cochrane, Mat., of Clyde and Cochrane—house 9 Well- meadow Cochran, Mrs., druggist, 26 Wellmeadow Cochran, Mrs., midwife, 14 Williamsburgh Cochran, Mrs. William, eating house, 47 High street —

28 PAISLEY.

Cochran, Robert, feuar, 25 Old Sneddon Cochran, Robert, merchant, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside— house 2 St. James' street Cochrane, William, clerk Saucel distillery, King street house 2 Saucel Cochran, Wm., carter and cowfeeder, 22 New Smithhills Cochran, William, clock maker, 19 Smithhills Cochran, Wm., eating house, ales, &c, 20 Wellmeadow Cochran, William, enterer, 39 George street Cochran, William, joiner, cabinet maker, and window glazier, 35 High street Cockburn, John, spirit dealer, 110 George street Coffee and News Room, 107 High street, (Cross,) James Love, keeper Colquhoun, James, excise officer, Neilston street Colquhoun, James, keeper West toll bar Colquhoun, John, calenderer and bleacher, 10 Bridge street (burgh) —house do. Colquhoun, John, clothlapper, 13 New st. —ho. 12 do. Colquhoun, John, wine and spirit dealer, 9 North Croft St. Colquhoun, Mrs. Jn., vegetable and fruit shop, 16 Geo. st. Colquhoun, Mrs. Walter, stay maker, Gilmour street Colquhoun, Walter, accountant and house factor, 5 Chris- tie terrace—house 2 Garthland lane Colquhoun, William, foreman, gas works—house do.

Colquhoun, William, sub-collector for Paisley water Co , —house 17 Wellmeadow Comrie, Duncan, copper and tinsmith, 90 High street Comrie, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 71 Broomlands Comrie, Peter, cowfeeder, 4 West Campbell street Condie, John C, bookbinder and paper ruler, 6 Christie terrace—house 38 New street Connell, Adam, beamer, 43 Broomlands Connell, Andrew, mason, furnace boiler builder, and smoke doctor, 14 Gauze street Connell, Daniel, sheriff and town officer, and town crier, 2 Hunter street Connell, John, baker, 36 High street Connolly, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Inkle st. Connor, Francis, travelling merchant, 98 High street —

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Cook, Archibald, engineer and manager of gas work house do. Cook, Christina, grocer, 12 George street Cook, James, brush, basket, and toy warehouse, 39 High street, and 3 Moss street Cook, James, manufacturer, 6 Forbes place— ho. Garth- land street Cook, James, victualler, 9 Orchard street—house do. Cook, John, pattern drawer, 26 Broomlands Cormie, James, spirit cellar, 2 St Mirren street Couper, James, carter and cowfeeder, 1 Barclay street Couper, Robert, broker, 23 Abbey street Couper, Thomas, shoemaker, 3 Oakshaw street Cowan, Alexander, shoemaker, 10 Wellmeadow Cowan, Henry, pawnbroker, 26 Wellmeadow Cowan, James, baker, 81 Canal street Cowan, Mrs. William, flesher, 20 Sandholes Craies, Wm., clerk, Bank of Scotland—ho. 117 Causeyside Craig, Alex., of Gibson and Craig—ho. 33 Oakshaw st. Craig, Alex., Tradeston mills, Glasgow—meal and flour warehouses, 26 High st., and 19 Houstoun square, Johnstone Craig, Arch., of Donald and Craig— ho. 8 Abercorn st. Craig, David, writer, 5 Christie terrace — ho. Burns' place Craig's drug shop, 102 Causeyside Craig, James, merchant, Nethercommon Craig, James and Co., brick, drain, and roofing tile makers, Greenock road, and Nethercommon Craig, James, grocer, 50 Caledonia street Craig, John, carter, 131 George street Craig, John, spirit dealer, 79 Causeyside Craig, John, surgeon, 82 High street—house 85 do. Craig, Miss, 42 High street Craig, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 18 Storie st.

Craig, Mrs , beamer, 7 West Croft street Craig, Mrs., fish retailer, 13 Moss street

Craig, Mrs , grocer, 3 Love street Craig, Mrs., midwife, 30 Gauze street Craig, Mrs. Wm,, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 High street Craig, Rob., joiner and cartwright, 5 Back row, Sandholes o2 30 PAISLEY.

Craig, William, spirit merchant, 26 Causeyside Crawford, Alexander, agent for Mordant and Black iron liquors, I Renfrew street Crawford, Andrew & Co., manufacturers, 116 Causeyside Crawford, Duncan, spirit dealer, 62 Storie street Crawford, Hugh, joiner and weavers' wright, 4 Queen st. Crawford, James, cowfeeder, 13 Storie street Crawford, James, professor of dancing- -Academy, Ly- ceum Rooms, 101 High street (open from October till March)—house 33 High street Crawford, Jas., wood turner, 23 Smithhills, entry by 20 do. Crawford, John, accountant, agent for the Phcenix Fire Insurance Co., and Scottish Amicable Life Insurance Co., 5 Christie terrace—house 4 Stow place Crawford, John, wright, 28 Causeyside Crawford, Matthew, whinstone quarrier, 19 Mill street Crawford, Miss, teacher of music, 24- Abbey street Crawford, Mrs. D., glass, china, and earthenware mer- chant, 48 Moss street Crawford, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 5 St. Mirren street Crawford, Mrs., straw hat and dressmaker, 109 George st. Crawford, Ninian, of Crawford, Andrew, & Co.—house Glen lane cottage Crawford, Wm., of Crawford, Andrew, & Co.—house 3 Back Sneddon Crichton, Thos., jun., commercial traveller, Burns' place Criehton, Thomas, sen., clerk, town hospital, 7 New Sned- don—house 10 Back Sneddon —session clerk for High Church parish Crooks, John, carter, 131 George street Crooks, John, carter, 23 Lady lane Crooks, John, precentor U.S.C. Church (No. 2)—house 5 Inkle street Cross, Andrew, trunk, travelling equipment, and umbrella manufacturer, 18 High street

Cross, James, shawl manufacturer, 1 16 Causeyside Cross, Mrs., muslin printer, 18 High street Cross, William, carver and gilder, 3 Gauze street Crossley, James, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Cum- berland place, Laigh Kirk lane PAISLEY. 31

Crossley, Michael & Co., dye-wood chipping and grinding mills, and preparers of printers' liquors, 11 Well street Crossley & M'Master, dyers, 2 Saucel Gumming, Moses, carter, 19 Lady lane Cumming, Peter, spirit dealer, 16 Maxwellton street Cumming, Thomas, cowfeeder, 32 Castle street Cunningham, Daniel, ironmonger, 21 Highst.— house do. Cunningham, James, grocer, 26 Glen street Cunningham, John, baker, 25 Gordon's lane Cunningham, John, ironmonger, 88 High street—ho. do. Cunningham, John, manufacturer, 31 Orchard street Cunningham, John, spirit dealer, 60 Causeyside Cunningham, Misses, milliners, 13 High street Cunningham, Mrs. and Misses, boarding and day school, 26 High street Cunningham, Mrs., milliner and straw hat maker, 3 Cau- seyside Cunningham, Robert, 47 High street Curr, William, flesher, 18 Smithhills Currie, Alexander, clerk, at Glen, Anderson & Co.'s, 34 Gordon's lane Currie, David, church officer, 39 Oakshaw street Currie, David, shoemaker, 6 Williamsburgh Currie, Findlay, cowfeeder, 1 1 School wynd Currie, Jean, mangier, 2 Canal street Currie, Mrs. Adam, spirit dealer, 12 Back Sneddon Currie, Mrs. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 Seedhill Currie, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Renfrew st. Cuthbertson, James, picking master, Underwood mill Cuthbertson, Miss Jean, dressmaker, 7 Love street Cuthbertson, Robert, hosiery and furnishings, 81 Broom- lands Cuthbertson, Thomas, silk merchant, 14 Causeyside Cuthill, A., clerk at Coats, J. and P—house 13 Ferguslie

DA1SLEY, William, shoemaker, 1 Abbey close Dalziel, David, flower lasher, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside 32 PAISLEY.

Dalziel, John, wholesale stationery twine & thread ware- house, 6 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Dalziel, Mrs. Andrew, victualler and spirit dealer, 13 Canal street Dalziel, Mrs., dressmaker, 122 George street Davidson, Arthur, manufacturer, 29 Thread street Davidson, John, beamer, 55 George street Davidson, John, teacher of English and writing, 3 St. James' street Davidson, Matthew, cowfeeder, 5 Newton street Davidson, Miss— house 3 Orr square Davidson, Thomas C, silk mercer & draper 16 High st. Davidson, Thomas, salesman, atBaird& Wallace—house 89 Causeyside Davis, James, farmer, North Cardonald Davlin, James, broker, 70 High st. Deans, Andrew, house 20 Orchard street Dempster, Mrs., dressmaker, 4 Glen street Denny, Joseph, wright and glazier, 7 Smithhills Dick, John, at Dick, Walter & Son— house Greenhill House Dick, Miss C, dressmaker, 31 Storie street Dick, Thomas, of Dick, Walter, & Son—ho. Greenhill ho. Dick, Walter, and Son, shawl warehouse, 9 Causeyside Dickie, James, late grocer, Barterholm Dickie, John, clothlapper, 4 Forbes' place—ho. 28 New st. Dickson, David, grocer, 3 Renfrew street Directory Office, 57 Canal street, Fowler, George, pub- lisher, bookseller & bookbinder Dixon, Miss— house, 13 Lawn street Dobie, William, tobacconist and tallow chandler, 12 High street—house 34 Oakshaw street Dobson, J., foreman, at Watson P. & T., 11 High street Docherty, Charles, chimney sweep, 19 Old Sneddon Donald and Craig, engineers, millwrights, and machine makers, 8 Renfrew street Donald, J. K., bookkeeper, railway Gilmour street—house 36 High street Donald, William, of Donald & Craig—house 8 West Croft street PAISLEY. 33

Donald, William, foreman, at Lowndes, William & James & Co.—house 9 Wallace street Donaldson, George, eating house, 15 Gauze street Donaldson, Jas., boot and shoemaker, 18 Wellmeadow Donaldson, James, cowfeeder, 28 Love street

Donaldson, Jas , shuttle maker, and locksmith, 18 Moss st. Donaldson, John, smith, iron plough maker, and licensed veterinary surgeon, 64 Love street Donaldson, Samuel, wright and mortcloth keeper for Abbey parish, 3 Thread street Donaldson, William, boot and shoemaker, 27 St. James' street Dougal, John, manager, Underwood cotton works Dougal, John, umbrella maker, 5 George street Douglas, John, boot and shoemaker, Carriagehill Douglas, Margaret, eating house, 20 Sandholes Downie, John, shawl manufacturer, 169 George street Downie, Martin, excise officer—house Glenpatrick Downie, Mrs. Charles, Rosebank cottage, Calside Downie, W.,lappetwheelcutterandturner, lOOakshawst. Drennan, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 4 Broomlands Drummond, James, architect, 5 Christie Terrace —house 33 Old Sneddon Drummond, James, tea dealer, 12 Barclay street Drummond, Robert, & Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 72 Canal street Drummond, William, merchant, 2 Wardrop street—house 8 George street Duft, Daniel, watch and clock maker, and repairer of re- peating watches, musical clocks and boxes, 16 Highst. Duff, Robert, jun., general wholesale waste dealer, 2 Bridge street (New Town) — house 10 Abbey street Duff, Robert, rag and rope store, 3 Bridge street, (New Town) —house do. Duffas, Thomas, excise officer—house 18 Gauze street Dunbar, Archd., tinplate worker, and gas fitter, 86 High st. Dunbar, David, boot and shoemaker, 4 Gauze street Duncan, David, gardener, Hope Temple gardens, 15 Love street Duncan, John, letter runner—house 14 Back Sneddon —

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Duncan, John, spirit dealer, 42 Millerston Dunlop, Archibald, of Dunlop & Macfarlane —house 26 Causeyside Dunlop, Christopher, foreman to Kerr, John and Co., 17 Abbey street —house 3 Christie street Dunlop, Rev. David, session clerk, Abbey Parish—house Ferguslie house Dunlop, George, cowfeeder, 3 Underwood lane Dunlop, James, (waiter) eating house, & spirit dealer, 6 Abbey close Dunlop & Macfarlane, tobacconists, 2 High street Dunlop, Peter, slademan to Saucel Brewery Company house 7 Wardrop street Dunlop, Ritchie, tailor, 16 Thread street Dunlop, Robert, grocer and. spirit dealer, 95 Causeyside Dunlop, William, grocer, 25 George street Dunn, John, grocer, 8 Ferguslie Dunn, John, writer, 5 Moss street—house 42 High street Dunn, William, manufacturer, Barterholm Durning, James, broker and shoemaker, 52 High street Dyer & Co., tea & coffee dealers, 45 New street, Alex. Muir, salesman— house 24 Glen street Dykes, James, agent, house 106 Causeyside Dykes, James, grocer and grain dealer, 12 Abbey close Dykes, Thomas, starcher, 99 Causeyside—house do.

EAD1E, John, grocer & spirit dealer, 32 Broomlands Eadie, William, pattern drawer, 58 Storie street Eaglesim, R & T., cloth merchants, 105 High street Eaglesim, Robert, of Eaglesim, R. & T.—house 3 Moss st. Eaglesim, Thomas, of Eaglesim, R. &T.—ho. Causeyside Eddie, William, pattern drawer, 58 Storie street Edmiston, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 6 New Sneddon Edmiston, William, spirit dealer, 34 Canal street Edwards, William, broker, 76 Broomlands Elliot, Arthur, broker, 77 High street Elliot, William, enterer, 10 Sandholes Erskine, Alexander, cowfeeder, 40 Millerston Erskine, James, tailor, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, John, mangier, 9 Maxwellton street —

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Erskine, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Maxwellton street Erskine, Robert, warper, 2 Bridge street (burgh) Erskine, Thos., singeing house, 42 Causeyside—ho. 43 do. Ewing, Thomas, Abbey church officer, 29 New Smithhilis Excise Office, 109 High street, (see public offices)

FALCONER, James, pawnbroker, ]34 George street- house 69 High street Falconer, John, coal agent, 61 New Sneddon—ho. 84 do. Falconer, Rev. James, 1 Maxwellton Falconer, William, surgeon, 6 Neiiston street Fairley, George & Co., pawnbrokers, 84 Causeyside—ho. 36 do.

Fairley, James, sexton, West Relief*—house 53 Canal st. Farquharson, Robert, manufacturer, 14 St. Mirren street —thread work,8St. James' street—house 7 St. James' place Fergus, James, surgeon & druggist, 23 Gauze street- house 20 Orchard street Fergus, James, sen., teacher 11 Abbey street Fergus, James, jun., teacher, 5 Storie st. —ho. 47 High st. Fergus, John, general furnishing warehouse, 25 High st. Fergus, John, manufacturer, 25 High street Fergus, Walter, wright, 5 Stow street Ferguson, Daniel, smith and farrier, Lylesland Ferguson, Daniel, spirit dealer, 32 Canal street Ferguson, John, cowfeeder, 53 Back Sneddon Ferguson, John, gardener, West March—shop 7 Smithhilis Ferguson, John, spirit dealer, 17 Canal street Ferguson, Misses —house 3 New Sneddon Ferguson, Mrs. Patrick, grocer and chandler, 93 High st. Ferguson, Peter, quarter master, Renfrewshire militia, cO New Sneddon Ferguson & Watson, silk merchants, 14 Causeyside Ferrie, Alexander, confectioner and spirit dealer, (Mason Lodge) 43 New street

Ferrie, Andrew, flesher and spirit dealer, 4 St, Mirren st, Ferrie, John, flesher, 17 Sandholes Findlater, William, Excise Officer—house 62 Causeyside Findlay, James, agent Bank of Scotland, 8 St. Mirren street, house 2 Oakshaw head ——

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Findlay, John, gunsmith, 37 New street Findlay, R. B., clerk, Bank of Scotland—house 2 Oak- shaw head

Finlayson, J. & W., florists and seedsmen, 104 High st. Finlayson, James, florist, house 4 Clark's place, Seedhill Finlayson, James, tailor and habi maker, 5 Storie street

Finlayson, Wm., shawl manufacture , 109 Causeyside Fisher, George, wright and glazier, b' New Sneddon Fisher, Thomas, tailor, 11 Broomlands Fleming, David, confectioner, 100 Causeyside and 46 Moss street Fleming, Gavin, builder, 89 High street Fleming, James, grocer and coal dealer, 5Q Storie street Fleming, John, jun., upholsterer, 122 George street Fleming, John, upholsterer, 33 Highstreet.—ho. 3 Albion street Fleming, Mrs., grocer, 24 Broomlands

Fleming, Wm , pawnbroker, 49 High street—-ho. 53 do. Fleming, Wm., shawl manufacturer, 6 Causeyside Fletcher, Hugh, (Three Tun Tavern,) 1 High street Forbes, Chirney. & Hutchison, manufacturers, 5 Forbes place, and 6 Water brae, (burgh)

Forbes, James, jun , of Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison ho. Marchfield Forbes, James, sen., of Marchfield Forbes, John, linen weaver, Rowan street Forbes, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 9 Wellmeadow Forbes & Watson, grain and coal merchants, King street, Saucel Forrest, Wm., wright and timber merchant, 10 Inkle St. —house do. Forrester, John, spirit dealer, 150 George street Forsyth, Robt., grocer & spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Fortune, Robert, spirit dealer, 94 High street Foulds, And., brass founder, 24 High st — ho. 38 New st. Foulds, Andrew, cooper, 95 High street Foulds, Andrew, saucel distillery spirit cellar, 11 Abbey close and 4 Abbey street Foulds, Matthew, tertius, reedmaker, 1 George street house 15 Wardrop street ——

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Fowler, George, publisher, bookseller, and bookbinder. Directory office 57 Canal street Fowler, Joseph, bookseller and stationer, 10 Gauze st. Frame, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Old Sneddon France, Rev. William, U. S. C. 49 Oakshaw street Fraser, Donald, at Drummond, Wm,ho. 19 Old Sneddon Fraser, George, tailor, 78 High street Fraser, James, grocer and tea merchant, 16 Wellmeadow —house do. Fraser, John, boot and shoemaker, 13 Back Sneddon Fraser, Kenneth, hair dresser, 33 Causeyside Fraser, Peter, (George Inn and Hotel) 2 Smithhills coaches, chaises, hearses, gigs, saddle horses, &c. Fraser, William, spirit merchant, 106 George street Fullarton, Alexander, copper and tinsmith, 98 High st. —house 29 Oakshaw street Fulton, Col. Robert of Hartfield, Maxwellton house Fulton, James, grocer and ham curer, 14 St Mirren st house 6 Moss street Fulton, J. & W., bleachers, scourers, and shawl washers, Glenfield Fulton, Mrs. Wm., heddlecaster, 7 Ferguslie, East lane Fulton, Peter, South Church officer, 9 Neilston street Fulton, Robt., canal storekeeper. 18 Canal st. — ho. 17 do. Fulton, Robt., manager at Ross and Duncan's, 6 Aber- corn street Fulton, Robert, manufacturer, 51 Mill street Fulton, Thos., manuf., 8 Causeyside—ho. 57 George st. Fulton, Wm., victualler and spirit dealer, 22 Lawn st. Futt, Mary, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Ferguslie Fyfe, Mrs., druggist and midwife, 29 St. James' st,

GALBREATH, Archibald, teacher, 25 Oakshaw street Galbreath, Charles, spirit dealer, I Cowieston Galbrealh, Jas., (No. 2) U. S. C church officer & sexton, 5 Abbey close Galbreath, Mrs., straw hat maker, 5 Abbey close Galen, John, tailor, 2 Garthland street Gallagher, Mrs. Duncan, spirit dealer, 18 Abbey close Gait, Hugh, turner and wheel wright, 9 New Sneddon D 38 PAISLEY.

Gait, John, boot and shoe maker, 5 New Sneddon Gait, John, pattern drawer, 6 Barclay street Gait, Robert, general grocer, 2 Smithhills Gait, Misses, 7 St. Mirren street Gardner, Alex., printer, bookseller, and stationer, 3 Moss st. —printing office, 9 do house Greenhill Cottage Gardner, Alex., spirit dealer and flesher, Earl Grey place, Lylesland Gardner, Andrew, peruke maker and hair cutter, 12 St. Mirren street Gardner, Archd., writer, 3 Moss st.—ho.Nethercommon Gardner, James, feuar, 7 Smithhills Gardner, Mrs., straw hat maker, 90 Canal street Gardner, Robert, farmer, Underwood st. (foot of Well st.) Gardner, Thos., cutler and edge tool maker, 31 High st. Garvin, Mrs., broker, 9 Broomlands Garvin, Peter, furnishing shop, 38 New street Gavin, James, manufacturer, 3 Millerston Gavin, John, slademan, 24 Broomlands Geddes, Robert, victualler, 24 Wellmeadow Gemmell, Andrew, warper, 26 Causeyside Gemmell, J., teacher, 160 George street Gemmell, Jas., shawl manufacturer, 116 Causeyside—ho. 16 Cotton street Gemmell, John, carter and cowfeeder, 15 Back Sneddon Gemmell, John, dyer, Christie lane, New Sneddon—ho. 5 do. Gemmell, John, (Bull Inn,) 5 New street—noddies, gigs, droskies and horses to hire, carriers' quarters, and keeper of Abbey parish hearse Gemmell, John, writer, Gilmour st —ho. 21 Caledonia st. Gemmell, Miss J., milliner and straw hat maker, 1 Burn row Gemmell, Mrs., cowfeeder, 5 New Sneddon Gemmell, Mrs., glove and hosiery shop, 5 Moss street Gemmell, Peter, warper, 15 Causeyside Gemmill & Smith, silk mercers and woollen drapers, 13 High street Gemmill, Francis, of Gemmill and Smith—ho. 1 Max- well street PAISLEY. 39

Gentles, John, plumber and gas fitter, 5 Orr square Gentles, Thomas, plumber and brass founder, 32 High street—house 44 New street George, Adam, general washing field, 62 New Sneddon George, John, musician, 22 Lawn street Gibb, Alexander, of Gibb & Thomson—house Linside Gibb, George, writer, 6 Moss street—ho. 32 Calside Gibb, James, (Commercial Inn and Coffee House) 51 Moss street, and 103 High street (Cross) Gibb, Matthew, paver, 11 Glen street Gibb, Mrs. John, 32 Calside Gibb, Thomas, Martyrs' church officer and sexton —ho. 7 West Campbell street Gibb, Robert, joiner and cart wright, 3 Mill street Gibb & Thomson, bleachers, Linside Gibb, William, flower-lasher, 83 Causeyside Gibb, William, late merchant, 11 St. James' place Gibson, Alexander, furnishing shop, 16 Wellmeadow Gibson, A., grocer, 23 Oakshaw street Gibson, Alexander, manufacturer, 8 Moss street Gibson, A., writer, and Justice of Peace clerk depute., County Buildings—house 44 High street Gibson, Allan, clothlapper, 113 Causeyside Gibson, Andrew, cork manufacturer, 13 High street Gibson, Andrew, flower-lasher, 143 George street Gibson, Andrew, of Gibson, J. & A.—house 6 Gauze st. Gibson, Andrew, spirit dealer, 38 Moss street Gibson and Barclay, bakers, 30 High street Gibson and Craig, wine, spirit, and tea merchants, 107 and 108 High street Gibson, Francis, spinning master, Underwood mill Gibson, James, baker, 38 High street Gibson, James, spirit dealer, 41 Ferguslie Gibson, John, of Gibson, J. & A., house 8 Moss street Gibson, John, spirit dealer, 7 Ferguslie Gibson, J. & A., yarn merchants, 113 Causeyside Gibson, Miss—house 44 High street Gibson, Mrs. N.—house 44 High street Gibson, William, of Gibson & Craig— ho. 42 Oakshaw st. Giffen, William—house Canal bank 40 PAISLEY.

Gilchrist, Allan, boot and shoemaker, 8 New street Gilchrist, John, silk, cotton, and woollen dyer, Blackhall Dyeworks — ho. do.—receiving office, 24 Orchard st. Gilchrist, Andrew, precentor, Martyrs' church-— house 78 George street Gillespie, James, spirit dealer and eating house, 22 Smithhills Gillespie, John, of Campbell & Gillespie—house 59 Love street Gillespie, William, slater and slate merchant, 43 Moss street—slate yard, 82 New Sneddon Gillies, Alexander, manufacturer, 150 George street Gillies, David, baker, 100 Causeyside Gillin, Andrew, porter, 5 St. Mirren street Gillin, Charles, porter, 106 Causeyside Gillin, Patrick, porter, 3 Storie street Gilmour, A., wine and spirit merchant, 102 High street —house 31 Gauze street

Gilmour, Archibald—house 56 Causeyside f* Gilmour & Co., booksellers and stationers, 20 Causeyside* Gilmour, Hugh, flesher, 1 Ferguslie Gilmour, James, cowfeeder, 23 Glen street Gilmour, John, house 56 Causeyside Gilmour, John, land surveyor, 2 Espedair street Gilmour, Mrs. And., grocer and cowfeeder, 134 George st. Gilmour, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 24 New street Gilmour, Mrs. Matthew, (King's Arms Inn,) carriers' quarters, 25 High street Gilmour, Peter, wright and window glazier, 4 Lawn st. Gilmour Street boot and shoe shop, Gilmour street T Gilmour, Thomas & Co., silk and shawl merchants, 2 > Forbes' place Gilmour, Thos., of Gilmour, Thos. & Co.—ho. Prospect hill Gilroy, Miss, straw hat maker, Lylesland Gilroy, Mrs., grocer, Lylesland Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway Parcel Office, 2 Causeyside, John Lawson, manager—ho. 6 Stow st. Glassford, David, silk dyer and renovator, 10 St. Mirren street— dyeworks, 29 Causeyside —

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Gleed, John S., excise officer, house 3 Lonend Glen, Allan, tailor, 89 Causeyside Glen, Anderson, & Co., thread manufs. 34 Gordon's lane Glen, H-5 tuscan and straw hat manufacturer, 86 High st« Glen, Hugh, of Glen, Anderson, & Co. —ho. 86 High st.. Glen, James, farmer, Hawkhead Mains Glen, Thomas, grain merchant and miller, Hawkhead mills—and baker, 18 Broomlands Glen, Walter, cloth merchant, 12 George street Glendinning, Thos., basket maker, 36 St. James' st. Gold, James, tailor, 16 Storie street Gold, Mrs., mangier, 13 New street Goldie, Henry, tailor, 23 Wellmeadow Gollan, Dan., crystal and stoneware merch. 8 Broomlands Goodlet, Thomas, comic singer, 3 Bridge street (burgh) Goudie, Wm., cooper and riddle maker, 48 & 49 High st. Goudielock, William, clothlapper, 8 Forbes' place Gowans, Thomas, gardener, Orr Town Graham, Alex,, brewer, Saucel brewery Co., 9 Saucel house do. Graham, Andrew, tea dealer, 99 Causeyside Graham, James, spirit dealer, 105 George street Graham, John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Old Sneddon Graham, Mrs. Edward & Co., new clothing shop 1 St. Mirren street Graham, Neil, cooper, 10 Moss street Graham, Rev. James, 21 St. James' street Graham, Robert, manager, Saucel distillery, King street, Saucel—house 3 Bladda Graham, Thomas, clothier, 47 Moss street—draper and clothier, 14 St. Mirren street—ho. do. Graham, Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 88 High st. Granger, Luke, tailor, 15 Back row, Sandholes Granger, Mrs., eating house, 9 Broomlands Grant, Gershom, clerk, Western Bank, 1 Forbes' place —ho, 12 Saucel Grant, James, collector of Police assessments, office County Buildings—house 10 Abbey street Gray, David & John, wood turners, 4 Storie street Gray, Mrs., teacher of music, 16 Storie street d2 42 PAISLEY.

Gray, Robert, St. Mirren street tavern, 5 St. Mirren st. Gray, William, spirit dealer, 66 Causeyside Gray, William, spirit dealer, 11 St. Mirren street Greenfield, John, excise officer—house 5 Caledonia st. Greenlees, Hugh, manufacturer, 112 Causeyside Greenlees, Matthew, manufacturer, 14 Causeyside—ho. Cartvale Greenlees, Mrs., stay maker, 94 High street Greenlees, Thomas, of Greenlees, Thomas & Co.—ho. 56 Canal street Greenlees., Thomas & Co., silk merchants, 13 Causeyside Greer and Steele, shawl manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Grieve, Macgregor, & Co., silk gauze manufacturers, 26 Orchard street Grieve, Lieut. George, Blackhall Guthrie, David F., furniture warehouse, 34 High street —workshop, 101 Causeyside Guthrie, James, shawl commission agent, 16 Causeyside Guthrie, Mrs., William, milliner and straw hat maker, 26 Gauze street Guthrie, Robert, & Co., manufacturers, 4 Causeyside Guthrie, William, of Morton, John & Co.—house 10 Barclay street Guy, Walter, cooper, 49 High street

HAIR, John, manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—ho. 56 do. Halden, George, warper, 109, Causeyside — house 7 Well meadow Halden, John & Co., manufacturers, 9 Marshall's lane Halden, John, of Halden, John, & Co. — house Camphill Halden, Mrs., leghorn & strawhat maker, 7 Wellmeadow Hall, John, gardener and fruit shop, 17 Back Sneddon Hamilton, Adam, of Lounsdale Hamilton, Adam, & Sons, bleachers, Blackland mill Hamilton, Alex —house Blackland mill Hamilton, Alex., teacher of drawing, 18 Orchard street Hamilton, Alex., victualler & spirit dealer, 67 Causeyside Hamilton, Elizabeth, furnishing shop, 34 Wellmeadow Hamilton, George, manager Blackland mill Hamilton, Hugh, builder and contractor, 15 Sir Michael st. —

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Hamilton, James, clothier, habit and pelisse maker, 65 Love street Hamilton, James, coal agent, King street, Saucel —house 8 Lonend Hamilton, James, spirit dealer, 65 Love street Hamilton, John—house Blackland mill Hamilton, John, baker, 103 Causeyside Hamilton, John, boot and shoemaker, 9 School wynd Hamilton, John, foreman at M'Kechnie, Kerr, & Co. house 34 Wellmeadow Hamilton, John, grocer, 44 Broomlands Hamilton, Jn., precentor, West Relief—ho. 32 Broomlands Hamilton, John, writer, 4 Moss st — ho. 140 George st. Hamilton, Miss, furnished lodgings, 10 Barclay street

Hamilton, Mrs , 22 Moss street Hamilton, Thomas, hosier, 43 High street Hamilton, William, bleacher, Lounsdale Handel, Robert, gardener, 4 Wellmeadow Hanna, David, grocer, 29 Glen street Hanna, Robert, of Reid & Hanna—house 8 George st. Hannah, George, cowfeeder, 13 Newton street Hannah, James, broker, 28 New Smitbhills Hannah, James, pattern drawer, 9 Gauze street Hannay, William, silver smith and jewellc, 19 Hight st. —house Burns' place Hardie, Mrs. William, Burns' place Hardie, William, shoemaker, Williamsburgh Harkness, William, teacher, Paisley Educational Assoc'a- tion, school 64 Causeyside Harper, Andrew, sheriff officer, 32 Gauze street Harper, James, spirit dealer, 26 South Croft street —ho* 10 Wallneuk Harper, Robert, shoemaker, 39 Stock street Harris, Alexander, watch and clock maker, 25 High st. Harrison, James, contractor, Underwood street Harrow, Wilson, & Co., calico, woollen, and silk printers, Collinslee—residence, Wester Carriagehill place Hart, John, clerk post office—house Christie street Hart, John, draper, general furnishing shop, 101 High street—house Cartvale ——

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Hart, John, painter and precentor, Underwood street Hart, John, writer, 87 High street, and 9 Church hill house 87 High street Hart, Miss Jane, dress-maker, 63 George street Hart, Mrs., grocer, 4, Storie street Hart, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, (Vine Inn,) 21 Smith- hills Hart, Robert, farmer, Pennelly Hart, Robert, grocer, 2 Well street Hart, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 Williamsburgh Hart, William, (Swan Inn,) 22 New Smithhills Hart, William, writer, auctioneer, and appraiser, 13 Old Sneddon Harvey, Brand, & Co., silk throwsters, Blackhall factory —orders received at 107 Causey side

Harvey, J. & Co , wine and spirit merchants, King street, Saucel Harvey, James, of Harvey, James & Co. — ho. 8 Saucel Harvey, John, smith, and spirit dealer, 3 Mile house Harvie, James, turner, 39 High street Hastie, Archibald, baker, 4 Lawn street Hastie, Archibald, Esq., M.P. for Paisley, residence Fins- bury Square, London Hatrick, Alexander, smith, bell hanger, and gas fitter, 21 High street Hatrick, Matthew, lead drawer, 48 Causeyside Hatrick, William, wholesale and retail genuine drug and patent medicine warehouse, 4 High st —ho. 54 do. Hay, Charles, railway tavern, 13 Moss street Hay, John, of Hay, Robert & Son—house 77 Canal st. Hay, Peter, silk dyer and renovator, 33 Gauze street house do. Hay, Robert & Son, engravers, copperplate printers, and lithographers, 15 St. Mirren street, and 7 Abbey street Hay, Robert, of Hay, Robert & Son—house 77 Canal st. Hector, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 46 Moss st. Hedley, William, excise officer—house Glen street Hegney, Arthur, surgeon and druggist, 25 Old Sneddon Henderson, A. P., writer, 87 High street PAISLEY. 45

Henderson, Andrew, baker, 12 Gauze street Henderson, John, cutler and hardware merchant, 19 High street—house Camphill Henderson, John, spirit dealer, 12 Gauze street Henderson, Peter, of Reid & Henderson—house 22 St. James' street Henderson, Robert, farmer, Carriagehill house Henderson, Thomas, accountant, and treasurer x^bbey parish poor's funds, 9 Gauze street—house 1 Great Hamilton street Henderson, Wm., grocer, and spirit dealer, 71 Broomlands Henderson, William, spirit merchant, and confectioner, 22 High street—house do. Hendry, James, feuar—house 12 Causeyside Hendry, O., surgeon and druggist, 15 Broomlands, and 56 George street—house do. Hendry, R. apothecary, 5 High street Hendry, Robert, grocer, 63 Causeyside Henning, Misses, dressmakers, 89 High street Henrie, C, teacher,9 Ferguslie Mid lane—ho. 36 Ferguslie Henry, John, apothecary and druggist, 82 High st — house 43 do. Hill, Andrew, saddler, 44 New street—ho. 7 Orchard st. Hill, John, gardener and cowfeeder, Nethercommon Hill, John, gardener and fruit shop, 17 Back Sneddon Hill, Thomas, excise officer— ho. 1 Garthland street Hodge, Arch., accountant, 4 Christie Terrace—ho. 61 Love street Hodge, J. & T., tobacconists, 20 High st— house do. Hodge & Mavitie, writers, 5 Moss street Hodge, Mrs. James— house 56 High street Hodge, Wm., of Hodge & Mavitie—house 5 Christie st. Hodgert, Ninian, agent for the North British Insurance, 25 Gauze street Hogg, John, farmer, Cardonald Hogg, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 27 New Sneddon Holmes, Cunningham, spirit dealer, 38 High street Holms, A. C house Sandyford Holms, A. C. § Co., manufacturers, 4 Orchard street Holms, Alex., victualler, 6 Moss st. and 20 Broomlands 46 PAISLEY.

Holmes, James, cowfeeder, 8 Storie street Holms, James, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street—ho. Saucel Bank House Holms, James, spirit dealer, 10 Storie street Holms, John, brass founder, 13 High street—house 12 Abbey street Holms, John, tobacconist, 100 Causeyside—house 130 George street Holms, Matthew, engineer, 9 Orchard street Holms, Matthew, joiner, 130 George street— ho. do. Holms, Mrs., furnishing shop, 15 Smithhills Holms, Mrs. Jas., grocer & spirit dealer, 72 Broomlands Holms, Mrs. Janet, grocer, 60 George street Honeyman, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 6 Brown's lane Hood, Charles, (Turf Inn,) 8 Orchard street Hood, John, brazier, tin and copper plate worker and gas fitter, 1 Smithhills— workshop, 20 do. Hood, John, victualler & spirit dealer, 95 New Sneddon Hood, Thomas, grocer & victualler, 17 Lawn street Hope, James, auctioneer, appraiser, and general agent — house 85 New Sneddon Hope, James, shoemaker and broker, 38 Moss street Hope, John L., auctioneer and appraiser, 10 Abercorn st.

Hope, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, J 2 Dyer's wynd Hossack, John & Co., ale & spirit merchants, 37 High st. House of Recover}', 1 1 Bridge street Houston, George, at Rowat, Robt.—ho. 45 Oakshaw st. Houston, James, draper, 19 High street Houston, John, general furnishing warehouse, 15 High street—house 97 do. Houston, John, printcutter, at Buchanan, Walter, & Co's, Blackland mill Houston, Mrs. George, 45 Oakshaw street Houston, Robert, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 2 Smithhills— house do. Houston, W. L., sheriff clerk depute, County Buildings, —house 34 Glen street Howe, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 8 Abercorn street Howie, James, cowfeeder, 5 Prussia street Howie, Mrs., mangier, 11 Gauze street —

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Howie, Robert, flesher, 16 George street Hovvieson, John, agent, Skaterigg Coal Co., Harbour lane—ho. 3 Back Sneddon Hudson, Rev. Joseph, 3 Wardrop street Hume, Robert, grocer, 3 School wynd Hunter, James, chimney sweep, 94 High street Hunter, John, clerk at Barr & M'Nab's, 15 North Croft st. Hunter, John & Co., joiners and cabinet makers, 100 High street, furniture warehouse, do.—timber yard 4 and 5 Hunter street Hunter, John, of Hunter, John & Co.—house 101 High street Hunter, John, spirit dealer, 20 Castle street Hunter, John, tailor, 58 George street Hunter, Joseph, grocer, 2 West Campbell street Hunter, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 44 New street Hunter, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 1 South Croft st- Hunter, Richard, cowfeeder, 11 Maxwellton Hunter, Robert, gardener, Greenlaw Hunter, Robert, of Hunter, John & Co.—-house 19 School wynd Hunter, Thomas, spirit dealer, Fauldheads road Hunter, Wm., cabinet maker, joiner, and weavers' wright, 84 George street Hunter, William, druggist, 67 Causeyside Hunter, Wm., A.M., LL.D., rector of grammar school. 5 Church hill —house do. Hunter, Wm., tobacconist, 101 High st.—ho. 63 Love st, Hutcheson, Mrs., grocer, stoneware and crystal shop, 28 Wellmeadow (post office receiving box) Hutchison, Archibald, of Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison —house 6 Stow street Hutchison, David, dyer, 56 Causeyside—ho. 58 do. Hutchison, James, spirit dealer, 1 St. James' street Hutchison, James, plasterer, 3 Glen street Hutchison, James, surgeon & druggist, 23 Causeyside house do. Hutchison, John, plasterer, Glen lane cottage Hutchison, John, plasterer, 2 West street Hutchison, Mrs. Matthew, feuar, 18 Abbey close —

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Hutton, Arthur, foreman at Baird & Wallace—house 4 Meeting house lane Hutton, Jas. & Co., tanners & leather merchants, 4 High street Hutton, John, foreman at Forrest, Wm., 10 Inkle street —ho. 19 Thread street Hyde, John, Blackhall factory Hyndman, Samuel, teacher, 2 Glen street Hyndman, Thomas, flesher and ham curer, 14 Smithhills

INGLIS, James, precentor, High church, 4 Wardrop street—teacher of music and pianoforte tuner class room, 4 Smithhills Ingram, James, of Ingram, Thomas & Co.—house 70 Causeyside Ingram, Thos. & Co., shawl manufs., 25 Orchard street Ingram, Thos., of Ingram, Thos. & Co.—ho. 1 Greenlaw st Irvine, Andrew, joiner and cartwright, 1 Calside—house 15 Stevenson street.

JAAP, John, boot and shoemaker, 1 High st.—ho. 2 do. Jack, Alex., block cutter, at M'Kechnie, Kerr & Co. house 2 Barr street Jack, John, grocer and grain merchant, 52 Storie street Jack, Peter, grocer and grain merchant, 95 High street Jack, Peter, writer, 9 Moss street—ho. 50 Love street Jack, Robert, grocer, 9 Stock street Jack, Robert, thread manuf., Cumberland factory, Laigh Kirk lane—house 36 Causeyside Jackson, John, cowfeeder, 39 High st. Jackson, Matthew, farmer, Rylees Jackson, Miss, dressmaker, 39 High street

JafFray, Jas , wright and shuttle maker, 118 George st. Jamieson, Archibald, 4 Garthland place Jamieson, James, silk mercer, haberdasher, and straw hat manufacturer, 97 High street—house 46 New street Jamieson, John, spirit dealer, fish and bacon store, 19 Smithhills Jamieson, John, manufacturer, 6 Causeyside—house 1 Maxwell street PAISLEY. 49

Jamieson, John, porter, Paisley Commercial Bank—ho. 4 Smithhills. Jamieson, Miss, dressmaker, 32 High street

Jamieson, Miss, 1 Maxwell street Jamieson, Mrs., straw hat maker, 5 Wellmeadow

Jamieson, Robert, baker, 1 Wellmeadow Jamieson, Robert, surgeon, 68 High street Jamieson, Robert, tailor, 9 Old Sneddon Jamieson, William —house 97 Causeyside Jamieson, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Lawn st. Jardine, Mrs. James, tea dealer, 56 Storie street

JaVdine, R , teacher of English, writing, and arithmetic — house 49 do. Jarvie, James, calico printer, 66 High street Jeffrey, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Espedairst. Jeffrey, William, M. D., 18 Orchard street Johnson, Mrs. Robert, broker, 73 High street Johnston, James, broker, 17 Moss street Johnston, Jas., broker and weavers' office, 100 George st. Johnston, James, flesher, 99 Causeyside—house 22 do. Johnston, John, yarn warehouse, 6 Causeyside Johnston, Joseph, muslin manufacturer, 18 Causeyside —house Woodside Johnston, William, precentor, U. S. C. (No 4) —house 3 Maxwell street Johnston, William, tailor, 103 High street Johnston, William, teacher Infant School, 12 Lawn st,

KANE, Mrs. Hugh, broker, 23 New Smithhills Keir, Adam, 5, Gauze street Keir, Samuel, hairdresser, 149 George street Keith, Alex., of Keith, Alex. & Co.—ho. 5, Garthland st. Keith, Alexander, & Co., silk gauze manufacturers, 4 Shuttle street

Keith, James, fi hmonger, 57 High street Keith, Neil, at Lowndes, Wm., & Jas., & Co.—ho. 79 New Sneddon Kelly, Andrew—house 9 Marshall's lane Kelly, Peter, spirit dealer, Gilmour street—house do. E —

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Kennedy, C.John, teacher — Academy, 30Causeyside house do. Kennedy, David, teacher, 24 Glen street—-house 5 Cale- donia street Kennedy, Hugh, carter, 67 High street Kennedy, John, bookseller, 1 Wellmeadow Kennedy, Mrs., dressmaker, 14 Cotton street Kent, James, cowfeeder and grocer, 3 Cross street Kerr, Alex., & Co,, shawl warehouse, 6 Causeyside Kerr, David, of Kerr & Gibson —house 11 West Croft st. Kerr, Dr. James, and Son, 7 Orr square Kerr& Gibson, manufacturers, 113 Causeyside Kerr, Hugh, agent, spirit cellar, 4 Lillias' wynd Kerr, James, baker, 99 High street Kerr, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 68 George street Kerr, James, M.D.—house 7 Orr Square Kerr, James, weavers' office, 84 Causeyside Kerr, John, baker, 94 Causeyside Kerr, John, & Co., manufs., 17 Abbey &t.—house do. Kerr, John, joiner and cabinet maker, 65 High street Kerr, John, jun., of M Kechnie, Kerr, & Co.—house 94 Causeyside Kerr, John, & Sons, thread manufs., 28 Gordon's lane Kerr, John, thibet cropper and shawl cutter, 28 Gordon's lane—house 25 do. Kerr, Mrs. Andrew, grocer, 7 Cotton street Kerr, Mrs. Duncan, cowfeeder, 10 Niddry street Kerr, Mrs. Hugh, wine and spirit dealer, 7 Glen street Kerr, Mrs. Thomas, 1 Christie street

Kerr, Peter, and Son, heddle twine and thread manufs , 34 New street— house do. Kerr, Robert, Black Bull tavern, 1 Dyer's wynd Kerr, Robert, manufacturer, 21 Thread street—house 20 do. —dyework Bladda Kerr, Robert, merchant and agent for Caledonian Insu- rance Co.—house I Oakshaw head Kerr, Samuel, hair dresser, 30 Wellmeadow Kerr, Thomas, letter runner —house 25 Cotton street Kerr, Thomas, thread manufacturer, 24 Glen street Kerr, William, broker, 26 Lawn street PAISLEY. 51

Kerr, William, surgeon—house 7 Orr square Kerr, William, upholsterer, 43 High street Kessan, John, grocer and spirit dealer, Lylesland

Kessan, Mrs , dressmaker, 1 1 Wardrop street Keter, Thomas, grocer, 17 Inkle street Kibble, James, of Whiteford, residence Greenlaw house,.. Kibble, Mrs. James, of Greenlaw, Greenlaw house Killoch, John, spirit dealer, 10 Williamsburgh Kilpatrick, Hugh, tailor, 40 Causeyside Kilpatrick, Hugh, tailor, 103 High street Kilpatrick, Thomas, tailor, 40 Storie street King, Agnes, enterer, 12 Barr street King, Alexander, merchant, (Coffee Room Buildings, Cross,) 107 High street—-ho. 16 Moss street King, Alex., of Russell & King—ho. 4 Clark's place King, Hugh, clothier, 2 St. Mirren street King, James, spirit dealer, 37 St, James' street King, John, late trumpeter of the V6th Light Dragoons, 9 Canal street King, M., enterer, 48 Storie street King, Mrs., feuar, 3 New Smithhills King, Mrs., flesher, 1 1 Smithhills King, Mrs., linen dresser, 9 Canal street King, Mrs. William, Lonend King, Walter & John, contractors and builders, orders left at King, Alex., merchant, 107 High st. (Cross)- residence Houston King, William, enterer, 13 Buchanan street King, W7 illiam, weavers' wright, 58 Broomlands Kinninmont, Isabella, grocer & spirit dealer, 5 Williams burgh Kirkland, John, manufacturer, 13 Canal street—ho. 11 Barclay street Kirkland, Mrs T., dressmaker, 65 Love street Kirkland, Robert, clothlapper, 112 Causeyside-—house 5 Orchard street Kirkwood, Allan, writer, 3 Moss street—ho. Netherfield. Kirkwood, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Max- wellton street Kirkwood, Wm., grocer & cowfeeder, 3 Maxwellton st. —!

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Knox, James, clock and watchmaker, 80 High street— house 8 Orr square Knox, John, spirit dealer, 100 George street Knox, J. and R., joiners and timber merchants, 20 New Sneddon Knox, Robert, clock and watchmaker, 64 High street

LAIRD, Jas.,iron founder, 89 New Sneddon — ho. 37 do. Laird, John, perfumer, and hair cutter, 10 St. Mirren st. Laird, Mrs. John, dressmaker and milliner, 92 High st. Laird, Robt., of Mackie & Laird— house 3 Back Sneddon Laird & Thomson, shawl manufacturers, 3 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside Lamb, James, architect and surveyor, Underwood street, and iron merchant, 4 St. James' place Lamb, Robert, clerk at John Hart's, writer, 87 High street—ho. 21 Niddry street Lambie, Andrew, hairdresser, 37 Moss street Lambie, Mrs., Burns' place Lang, Alexander, manufacturer, 59 George street Lang, Gavin, of Lang & Wilson—house 22 Moss street Lang, James, boot and shoemaker, 70 Broomlands house 11 King street Lang, James, East Relief church officer and house factor, 10 Thread street Lang, James, treasurer and manager Canal Company, 18 Canal street—house 10 Barclay street Lang, John, dyer and renovator, and general washing field, Espedair street Lang, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 9 West Campbell st. Lang, Malcolm, late dyer, Burns' place

Lang, Mrs , feuar, 8 Smithhills Lang, Peter, causeyer and cowfeeder, 33 Moss street Lang, R. W., manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street Lang, Robert H., foreman at M'Arthur, Robert, & Co. dye- works, 8 Marshall's lane Lang, Robert, manufacturer, 17 Wardrop street Lang & Wilson, writers and town clerks, County Buildings Langmuir, James, victualler, 75 Broomlands Langmuir, Mrs., grocer, 8 Lawn street PAISLEY. 53

Langmuir, Robert, flesher, 20 Causeyside—house do. Langmuir, William, grain merchant and miller, 19 Thread street—house 1 Cart street. Latin, Samuel, hairdresser, 45 George street Latta, John, cowfeeder, Canal side, Millerston Latta, William, plasterer, 8 Abbey street

Lauder, Alexander, smith, copper and tin-plate worker, 1 Water brae, New Smithhills —house 28 do. Lawrie, Wm., jun., confectioner, 15 Smithhills—ho. do. Lawson, John, currier, 17 High street Lawson, John, Hamilton Farm coal yard, 11 New street —house 6 Stow street Lawson, Mary, grocer, 20 St. James* street Lawson, William, ironmonger, 109 High street Leckie, Arch., of Wark, Leckie, & Co.—ho. Blackhall Lee & Love, dressmakers, 12 George street Lee, James, farmer, Stanley Lee, Mrs., corset and dress maker, 5 Hospital lane Leggat, David, gardener and cowfeeder, 36 Lady lane Leggat, James, gardener, 38 Lady lane Leighton, Robert, builder, 44 Moss street Leiper, Alexander, feuar, Gateside Leishman, John, grain merchant, 8 Orr square,—house 47 Oakshaw street Leitch, John, joiner, cabinet maker, and lappet wheel cutter, 7 East Buchanan street ^opposite Catholic Chapel)—Furniture warehouse, do. Leitch, Peter, porter, 9 New street Leitch, William, tailor, 25 High street T Leitch, W illiam, warper, 12 Prussia street Light, John, flower lasher, 10 Orchard street Lindsay, Walter, smith and farrier, 80 Canal street Litster, Mrs., grocer, 5 Castle street Livingston, Alexander, nailmaker, 34 Thread street Livingston, Malcolm, cowfeeder, 17 George street Lochhead, Alexander, spirit dealer, Three mile house Lochhead, James, coal merchant, 14 Abercorn street Lochhead, John, draper, 100 High street—house 86 do. Lochhead, John, farmer, Ingleston Lochhead, Math, of Kerr, Peter, & Son —ho. 28 George st. e2 54 PAISLEY.

Lochhead, Mrs., (Railway Tavern,) 7 Renfrew street

Lochhead, Robert, manufacturer and grocer, 36 Canal st. Lochhead, William, grocer, 2 Causeyside—house do. Lochrie, Manasses, grocer, 2 Lawn street Lockhart, J., turner and wheel wright, 38 Wellmeadow Lockhart, William, feuar, Espedair street Lodge, Benjamin, tailor, 18 Sandholes Lodge, John, manager at Carriagehill factory Logan, David, spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street Logan, James, of West March Logan, Thomas, grocer, 118 George street Lorimer, John, 8 West Croft street Lorimer & Douglas, smiths and farriers, 1 Burn row Lorn, James, baker, 5 George street Loudon, James, wholesale grocer, 35 Wellmeadow Loudon, William, tailor, 5 George street Love, Angus, cloth merchant, 12 George street Love, James, keeper of the Paisley Coffee Room—house 12 School wynd Love, Mrs., teacher and straw hat maker, 4 Neilston st. Lowe, William, bookbinder, 2 New street Lowndes, Charles, manufacturer, 80 New Sneddon Lowndes, Wm. and Jas. & Co. manufs., 80 New Sneddon Lowndes, William, of Arthurlie—house 79 New Sneddon Lupin, Mrs., druggist, 5 Storie street Lyall, George, wine and spirit merchant, 94 New Sned- don— ho. 25 Moss street Lyall, James, of Lyall, Wm. & Sons—ho. 90 High st. Lyall, Wm., of Lyall, Wm.& Sons.—ho. 18 Oakshaw st. Lyall, Wm. & Sons, wholesale grocers and drysalters, 40 New street, and grocers, 90 High street Lyle, Jas., clothlapper, 23 Causeyside—ho. 4 Wardrop st. Lyle, Wm., toy, basket, and brush shop, 91 High street Lymburn, Jas., clerk Saucel Brewery Co. — ho. 10 Saucel Lymburn, Jas., of Lymburn, Jn.,&Sons — ho. Burns' place Lymburn, John, and Sons, silk mercers, leghorn' and straw hat manufacturers, 15 High street Lyon, Andrew, agent Ayr railway, Gilmour street—house 3 Garthland lane Lyon, James, hosier and grocer, 19 Barclay street Lyon, James, joiner and cartwright, 4 Inkle street —

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MACK, Andrew, hatter, 28 High street—ho. Blackhall Mack, John, jun., spirit dealer, 1 Burn row- Mack, John, sen., spirit dealer, 1 Saucel bridge, Bladda Mackay, George, superintendent Renfrewshire rural police —house 4 Bank street Mackie, George, teller Bank of Scotland—house 17 Causeyside Mackie and Laird, linen and woollen drapers, 33 High st. Macome, Alex., of Macome and Hartley—house Daisy bank, 24 Back Sneddon Macome and Hartley, town's commercial and mathemati- cal school, 4 Meeting house lane Mair, Jn., boot and shoemaker, 3 High st. —ho. 32 Glen st. Mair, John, & Co., joiners and cartwrights, Lonend Mair, John, & Son, leather merchants, 3 High street Maitland and Alexander, cabinet makers and weavers' wrights, 2 West brae—furniture warehouse, 15 Well- meadow Maitland, James, spirit dealer, 24 George street Malcom, David, spirit dealer, 10 Orchard street Malcom, Mrs., grocer, 56 Causeyside Malcom, William, cowfeeder, 5 Bridge street (burgh) Manson, James, draper, 89 High street Manson, Jn., clerk at Baird & Wallace-—ho. 58 Storie st. Manson, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 38 New street Manson and Son, reedmakers, 39 New street-—ho. 38 do. March, Thomas, schoolmaster and session clerk, 31 Sto- rie street—house do. Mardock, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 28 Lady lane Marshall, Hugh, spirit dealer, 78 Canal street Marshall, John, manufacturer, 4 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside—house 13 Stevenson street Marshall, J. R., teacher of music and piano forte, &c, precentor U.S.C., (No. 3)—house 5 St. James street Marshall, Miss, milliner, 34 Moss street Marshall, Samuel, boot and shoemaker, 18 New Sneddon Marshall, William, accountant, 4 Moss street—house J Water brae (burgh) Marshall, William, baker, 6 Broomlands Martin, Alexander, cutler and gun maker, 71 High st. house 28 Oakshaw street 56 PAISLEY.

Martin, James, smith, 5 Bridge street (Newtown) Martin, John, carding master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Martin, John, grocer, 9 Seedhill Martin, Matthew, baker, 13 Smithhills Martin, Michael, fruit and egg dealer, 11 Cotton street Martin, R. and J., ship owners, 7 West Croft street Martin, Thomas, contractor, 12 Dyer's wynd Martin, William, writer, J Smithhills —house Beauchamp place, 42 Love street Mason, Arch., of Mason, Arch. & Son—house 3 Great Hamilton street Mason, Archibald & Son, manufacturers, 18 Causeyside Mason, A. and T., coal merchants, 7 Ahercorn street Mason, Gavin, grocer, 28 Thread street Mason, Miss, furnished lodgings, 73 Causeyside Mason, Thos., of Mason A. and T.,—ho. 7 Silk street Mason, Thos., of Mason, Arch, and Son—house 1 Garth- land street Masson, George, of Masson, George and Son —house 2 New Smithhills Masson, George and Son, thibet croppers and shawl cut- ters, Cumberland factory, Laigh Kirk lane Masson and Harris, blacksmiths, iron plough makers, and farriers, 5 Back Sneddon street Masson, Mrs. George, stay and bandage maker (successor to Mrs. Broadwood) 61 High street Masson, Mrs. William, corset and dressmaker, 60 High street Masson, Peter, thibet cropper, shawl and cheneille cutter, Cumberland factory, Laigh Kirk lane —house 27 Back Sneddon Masson, Thomas, shoemaker, 2 Wellmeadow Mathieson, John, tailor, 18 Abbey close Mavitie, Charles, of Hodge and Mavitie—ho. Blackball Maxwell, Alexander, tailor, 3 Lawn street Maxwell, James, of Brediland and Merksworth — residence Merksworth Cottage Maxwell, Mrs., general grocer, 15 Old Sneddon Maxwell, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 94 Causeyside —

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Maxwell, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Gauze st. Maxwell, Wm., shawl manufacturer, 115 Causeyside Meikle, Archibald, (No. 3) U. S. C. officer, 8 Love st. Meikle, R. C, clerk Saucel brewery Co.—ho. 1 Christie st. Meikleham, John, teacher, (Hutcheson's school) Orr st. —house 8 Orr square Meiklewee, William, grocer, 25 New Smithhills Meins, Mrs., grocer, 12 New Sneddon Mellis, William, agent, 17 Broomlands Mellis, W. & J., painters and paper hangers, 99 High st. —workshop 14 do. Mellis, William, victualler, 17 Broomlands Mellon, John, hairdresser, 32 Moss street Melville, John, flower lasher, 162 George street Melvin, Miss A., straw hat maker, 38 Ferguslie Melvin, Thomas, weavers' furnishing shop, 17 Broomlands

• Melvin, Wm., jun., & Co. cloth merchants, 97 High st, Menzies, Archibald, hosier, 117 George street Menzies, Graham, distiller, King st. Saucel — ho. do. Menzies, Robert, sen. —house 15 Maxwellton Menzies, Robert, spirit cellars, 75 Broomlands—do. 2 Saucel Merrylees, John, manufacturer, 169 George street—house View bank Merrylees, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 16 Cotton st. Merrylees, Robert, clerk, Paisley Commercial Bank house View bank Middleton, David, spirit dealer, 12 West Croft street Middleton, James, brewer, Lexwell brewery, Millerston Millar, Adam, manufacturer, 15 Prussia street—house 2 Christie street Millar, Adam, tinsmith, 9 St. Mirren street Millar, Alex., gardener, 19 Well street Millar, Andrew, writer, 4 Smithhills—ho. 40 Oakshaw st. Millar, Arthur, spirit dealer, 77 Broomlands Millar, David, & Son, tailors, 103 High street Millar, George, cowfeeder, 73 Canal street Millar, George, excise officer—house 28 Wellmeadow Millar, George, foreman printer, at M'Kechnie, Kerr, & Co. —house 43 New street —

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Millar, George, manufacturer, 8 Causeyside—house 24 Ferguslie Miller, James, manager, Blackhall factory—ho. Lonend Millar, James, silk mercer, 9 High street Millar, John, of Barr & Millar—house 103 High street Millar, John, carter and coal dealer, 2 New Sneddon Miller, John, carter, 93 New Sneddon Millar, John, copper and tinsmith, 82 High street Miller, John, manufacturer, 4 Orchard street Miller, John, teacher, 59 Storie street

Millar, Mrs. John, milliner and dressmaker, 92 High st. Millar, Thomas, spirit dealer, 31 George street Millar, Walter, superintendent for Abbey parish poor, 9 Gauze street—house 29 New Smithhills Miller, Wm., jun , middle church officer, 2 Maxwell st. Miller, William, sen., town drummer, bill distributor and poster, 20 School wynd Miller, William, weavers' office, 150 George street Miller, Robert, yarn bleacher, 4 Clark's place, Seedhiil house 3 Christie street Milligan, Edward, cowfeeder, 33 Wells street Milliken, Mrs., broker, 19 Wellmeadow Mills, Charles, foreman at Coats, J. & P.—house 14 Ferguslie

Mills, James, pattern drawer, 3 Wardrop st. Mills, Peter, builder, 92 Causeyside Mitchell, Andrew, plasterer, 149 George st.—ho. 150 do. Mitchell, Arch., turner and vintner, 27 Wellmeadow Mitchell, Daniel, pawnbroker, 31 High street Mitchell, James, broker, 13 New Smithhills Mitchell, James, dyer, 17 Abbey close Mitchell, Jas., governor of prison—ho. County Buildings Mitchell, John, boot and shoemaker, 4 Broomlands Mitchell, John, farmer, Patterhill Mitchell, John, teller, Paisley Commercial Bank—house 4 Smithhills Mitchell, John, dealer in teas, fruit, &c, teacher of deaf and dumb, 43 High street Mitchell & King, coal agents, storers of heavy goods, and weighers of carts, 16 Old Sneddon —

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Mitchell, Thomas, spirit dealer, 85 Causeyside Mitchell, William, pattern-drawer, at M'Arthur, Robert, & Co. — ho. 28 St. James' street Mitchell, William, teacher, 10 Gauze st. —ho. 3 Lawn st. Moffat, John, builder, 33 Thread street

Moir, Mrs., milliner and straw hat maker, 23 George st. Molloy, Duncan, shoemaker, 4 Silk street Money, John, teacher, Paisley educational association school, Carbrook street Monoch, James, manager at M'Kechnie, Kerr, & Co. ho. 1 1 New street Montgomery, Wm., cashier and surveyor of Police assess- ment, County Buildings—ho. 9 Cross street Morgan, John, of M'Kerrell & Morgan—ho. Camphill Morgan, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 62 High st.

Morren, George, German clock maker, 47 High st. Morris, Andrew, flower lasher, 2 Wardrop st.

Morrison, Alex., & Co , clothlappers, 15 Causeyside Morrison, Alexander, grocer, 7, Old Sneddon Morrison, George, spirit dealer, Lylesland Morison, James, manufacturer, and jacquard machine maker, 16 Causeyside—ho. 2 Thread street Morrison, James, wine and spirit merchant, 45 Broomlands, and brewer, Braehead brewery Morrison, Mrs., leghorn and straw hat maker, 14 War- drop street Morton, Henderson, shoemaker, 34 Glen street Morton, James, boot and shoemaker, 139 George street Morton, John, leather cutter, boot and shoemaker, 9 Smithhills-—ho. do.—boot and shoe shop, 100 Highst. Morton, John, of Morton, John & Co.—house 38 Cau- seyside Morton, John, & Co., shawl manufs., 38 Causeyside Morton, Mrs., grocer, 4 Abbey close Morton, Thomas, shoemaker, 16 Back row, Sandholes Morton, W. L., flower lasher, 1 Stevenson street Motherwell, John, nailmaker, 7 Orchard street Motherwell, N. C. G., druggist, 17 High street

Moyes, Geo., starcher, George place— ho. 83 High st.

Muir, Andrew, feuar, J 6 Wellmeadow —

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Muir, Archibald, teacher, 7 Seedhill Muir, Catherine, earthenware dealer, 4 Causeyside Muir, Hugh, grocer and ham-curer, 24 Wellmeadow Muir, Hugh, spirit dealer, 11 Moss street Muir, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 23 Stock street and 13 Neilston road—house 1 Smith street Muir, James, slater, 13 Broomlands Muir, John, accountant, and agent for Globe Insurance Co., 22 Moss street—house 52 Love street Muir, John, shawl manufacturer, 4 rt Cumberland Cou ; 110 Causeyside—house 140 George street Muir, John, victualler, 25 Gauze street—house do. Muir, John, writer, 31 Gauze street Muir, John, yarn merchant and warper, 109 Causeyside Muir, Joseph, & Co. pawnbrokers, 3 Neilston street Muir, Matthew, grain dealer—house Greenhill Muir, Robert, baker and grain merchant, 46 Moss street Muir, Robert, carter, 26 Queen street Muir, Robert, jun., feuar, 13 Stevenson street Muir, Robert, sen., feuar, 1 Stevenson street Muir, W., grain dealer and miller, Saucel mills—house 7 Burn row Muir, Wm., grocer and grain merchant, 93 High street house 20 do. Muir, William, pawnbroker, 39 Gordon's lane Muirhead, Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 20 Glen street Mullen, Hugh, tailor, 47 Hamilton street, Charleston Mungle, Hugh, baker, 4 Smithhills Mungle, Hugh, spirit cellar, 10 Well street Mungle, John, teacher, 3 Mile house, Glasgow road

Munn, A. & M , shawl merchants, 1 12 Causeyside Munn, Armstrong, manufacturer, 35 Storie street Munn, D., surgeon, oculist, and druggist, 31 Causeyside Munn, James, manufacturer, 18 Causeyside—house J 3 George street Munn, Matthew, of Munn, A. & M.—ho. 6 Garthlandst. Munn, Mrs., spirit dealer, 12 Abercorn street Munn, William, carter, 22 Orchard street Munro, James, tailor, 4 Broomlands Munro, John, tailor, 44 Moss street PAISLEY. 61

Munroe, David, tailor, 89 High street Murdoch, James, boot& shoe maker, 6 Sir Michael street Murdoch, John, book agent for Blackie & Sons, Glasgow — house 2 Wardrop street Murdoch, John, wine & spirit mercht., 29 New Smithhills Murdoch, P. & Son, clothiers and hatters, Gilmour street Murdoch, P., of Murdoch, P. & Son—house Gilmour st. Mure, J as., porter Bank of Scotland— ho.- 117 Causeyside Murehead, James, baker, 18 Lady lane Murphy, Thomas, pattern drawer, 109 High street Murray, David, painter, paper-hanger, oil and colourman, Gilmour street—house do. Murray, George, and Co., manufacturers, 1 12 Causeyside Murray, James, furnished lodgings, 3 Back Sneddon Murray, John, carter, 10 Back row, Sandholes Murray, John, shawl manufacturer, 115 Causeyside Murray, Jos., of M urray & Stewart—house 8 Orr square Murray, Matthew, carter, 31 Cotton street Murray, Matthew, spirit dealer, 2 Garthland street Murray, Miss Marion, grocer and earthenware dealer, 6 St. Mirren street Murray, Mrs., straw hat maker, 41 High street Murray & Stewart, booksellers, stationers, and book- binders, 6 High street Murray, William R., pattern drawer, 50 High street Murtrie, W., surveyor and collector for the Water Com- pany—house 7 Oakshaw street

MACALTSTER, Alexander—house 17 Storie street Macalister, Andrew—house 25 Calside Macalister, John—house Blackland place Macalister, Mrs., grocer, 24 New Smithhills Macalister, William, jun.—house Blackland place Macalister, William, sen.—house 25 Calside Macalister, Wm. & Sons, manufacturers, 15 Causeyside M'Alpine, John, coal merchant, 4 Middle lane M' Alpine, William, tailor, 9 High street M'Arthur, Henry J., shawl manufacturer, 3 Forbes' place —house 54 High street M'Arthur, James, feuar, late manufacturer—ho. Camphill F —

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M 'Arthur, John, clothier, 16 Moss street M'Arthur, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Wallace st. M'Arthur, Miss, milliner & straw hat maker, 93 High st. M' Arthur, Mrs., milliner & dressmaker, 48 Moss street M'Arthur, Robert, & Co., shawl manufacturers, 7 and 8 Forbes' place M'Arthur, Robert, of M'Arthur, Robert, and Co—house 6 East Buchanan street M'Arthur, Wra., manufacturer, 15 Causeyside—house 16 do. M'Ausland, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 14 High street —house do. M'Beath, John, tailor, 7 Abbey street M'Bride, Hector, cowfeeder, 24 Love street M'Bride, John, farmer, Kelburne Cottage M'Bride, Neil, farmer, West March M'Call, James, chimney sweep, 8 New Smithhills M'Callum, Alex., grocer & spirit dealer, 7 Love street M'Callum, Alex., grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Neilston road M'Callum, Archd., skinner, 6 New Smithhills—house 8 Lawn street M'Callum, John, cowfeeder, Ferguslie Walk M'Callum, John., teller, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—house, 3 New Sneddon M'Callum, Neil, foreman at Carlile, James, and Son, 13 Carlile place M'Call, Mrs., green shop, register office for servants, 21 Moss street M'Cargow, Adam—house 5 West brae M'Clymont, Mrs., grocer, 18 Storie street M'Connal, William & Co., brokers, 78 High street M'Conochie, Bannatyne, baker, 12 High street M'Conochie, James, shuttlemaker, 134 George street M'Corry, P., Edinburgh clothes' shop, 5 St. Mirren st. M'Coull, George, foreman, Bladda dyeworks, 6 Bladda house 12 Saucel M'Credie, Samuel, tailor, 29 High st. M'Crossan, Mrs,, tailor and clothier, 2 Storie street M' Crone, John, manufacturer, 7 Back row, Sandholes M'Culloch, John, Blackhall and Causeyside toll bars —

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M'Dermid, Mrs—house 1 Orr square M'Devat, Mrs., clothier, 16 St. Mirren street M'Donald, Alex., spirit dealer, 5 East Buchanan street M 'Donald, Alex., jun., spirit dealer, 3 Lillias' wynd

M'Donald, Alex , wine and spirit merchant, 11 Canal st. —-house 9 do.

M'Donald, D. & J. & Co , manufacturers, 104 Causey- side—house 49 Love street M'Donald, Daniel, spirit merchant, 16 Lawn street M'Donald, Hugh, feuar, 13 Millerston M'Donald, James, cowfeeder, 8 Smithhills M'Donald, John, corkcutter, 42 Moss street M'Donald, John, keeper Abbey Sounding Aisle, 9 Abbey close—house 6 Abbey street M'Donald, Mrs. John, tailor, 9 High street

M'Donald, Mrs , straw hat maker, 6 Silk street M'Donald, Neil, late manufacturer—house 49 Love st. M'Donald, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 2 Gauze street M'Donald, Thomas, sexton, Abbey burying ground house 7 Smithhills M'Dougal, Alex., cowfeeder and spirit dealer, 5 Silk st. M'Dougal, John, brewer, 1 Ferguslie, East lane M'Dougal, John, broker, 29 Causeyside M'Dougal, Lieut. Colin, 27 Millerston M'Dowall, Andrew, agent Glasgow Railway, Gilmour st. —house 73 Love street M'Elmail, Peter, surgeon, 91 High street ME wen, Alexander and Co., hatters, 102 High street M'Ewen, Mrs., linen dresser, 2 Gauze street M'Fadyen, Findlay, (New Town Inn) 9 Gauze street — coaches, chaises, hearses, gigs, &c. M'Fadyen, James, grocer and grain dealer, 33 High St., and 86 Causeyside M'Fadyen, John, bearaer, 15 Castle street M'Fadyen, Mrs. Archd., cowfeeder, 5 Cotton street M'Fadyen, William, stocking maker, 18 Sandholes M'Farlane, Alex., postmaster, Gilmour street—house 15 High street M'Farlane, Alex., teller British Linen Company Bank — house 2 Caledonia street 64 PAISLEY.

M'Farlane, Daniel, of Canal Bank. M'Farlane, Ebenezer, C. (No 4) U. S. C. officer, 24 George street Macfarlane, Hugh and Son, manufacturers, 3 Cumber- land Court, 110 Causeyside—house 56 Love street M'Farlane, James> feuar, Chapel House, Blackhall M'Farlane, James, Glenpatrick M'Farlane, John, Stanely Castle tavern, 9 Prussia street M'Farlane, Jos., grocer and cowfeeder, 21 New Smithhills M'Farlane, Kenneth, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 Seedhill M'Farlane, Misses, dressmakers, 27 New Smithhills M'Farlane, Mrs. A., spirit dealer, 1 Garthland street M'Farlane, Mrs., waste and rag store, 83 Broomlands M'Farlane, Mrs. Robert, 2 Caledonia street M'Farlane, Robert, tailor, 3 South Croft street M'Farlane, T. H., wine and spirit merchant, 29 Lady lane—house Canal Bank M'Farlane, Walter, collector of poors' rates (for burgh,) 30 St. James' street M'Farlane, Walter, of M'Farlane, W. and W.— house George place M'Farlane, W. and W., timber merchants, joiners, and Steam Saw Mills, George place M'Farlane, Walter, pastry baker and spirit dealer, 66 Broomlands M'Farlane, Wm., bookbinder and paper ruler, 35 High street, and 4 New street M'Farlane, William, hairdresser, 4 New street M'Farlane, Wm., of M'Farlane W. & W.—ho. George pi. M'Fee, Alexander, flower lasher, 8 Forbes' place M'Fee, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 73 Broomlands M'Fee, Duncan, smith, 73 Broomlands M'Gallan, David, tailor, 14 St. Mirren street M'Gavin, David, tailor, 45 High street M'Gavin, Miss—house 31 Glen street M'Gaw, Joseph & Son, tailors and clothiers, 12 St. Mir- ren street, and 24 Wellmeadow M'Gechan, James, manufacturer, 16 Causeyside M'Gee, John, grocer, 13 Abbey street M'Gibbon, John, wright and timber mercht, 52 High st. —

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M'Gibbon, Misses, dressmakers, 10 Abbey street M'Gibbon, Walter, ironmonger, 51 High street M'Gill, James, boot and shoe maker, 52 George street M'Gill, William, boot and shoemaker, 39 New street M'Gilvray, Alexander, baker, 25 Causeyside M'Gilvray, John, baker, 152 George street M'Gillivray, Duncan, feuar, Blackhall M'Goun, Andrew, agent and coal merchant, Harbour lane—house 12 New Sneddon M'Gown, James, beamer, 17 Back Sneddon M'Gown, John, wine and spirit merchant, 96 Causeyside, and grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Seedhill M'Gown, Mrs. George, linen dresser and furnished lodg- ings, 1 Lilias' wynd Macgregor, Duncan, of Greive, Macgregor & Co.— house 26 Orchard street M'Gregor, Gregor, clerk, at Wark, Leckie, & Co.'s house 22 Caledonia street M'Gregor, John & Co., calico, silk, and woollen printers, Patrick Bank—counting house, 76 Virginia street., Glasgow M'Gregor, John, foreman, baking association, 21 New Smithhills M'Gregor, John, of M'Gregor, John, & Co.— house Patrick Bank M'Gregor, Thomas, hairdresser, 31 Moss street M'Guire, John, porter, 16 Causeyside M'Guire, Thomas, joiner and cartwright, Stanely M'Haffie, James, power loom factory, 15 Abbey close M'Houl, Andrew, spirit dealer, 9 Orchard street M'Hutcheon, Mrs. Jn.,grocer& spirit dealer, 20 Cotton st. M 'Hutchison, James, musician, 6 Abbey street M'Hutchison, Mrs., milliner, 12 High street M'llwham, William, beamer, 38 Stock street, Charleston M'llwrick, Thomas, warper, Cart lane M'indoe, John, cowfeeder, spirit and potato dealer, 3 King street M'indoe, Robert, furnishing shop, 7 Gauze street M'Innes, John, spirit dealer, 20 Abbey street f 2 —

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M'Intosh, James, manager at Buchanan, Walter & Co.'s> Blackland mill M'Intosh, William, dyer, 6 Snodgrass lane, Seedhill— house 13 Bath place M'Intyre, Duncan, spirit merchant, 44 New st. —ho. 3 do. M'Kaig, James, mason, 19 Moss street M'Kaig, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Back Sneddon

M'Kaig, Mrs , register office for servants, 14 Moss street M'Kay, Alex., collector of road money for Abbey parish, 53 High street M'Kay, Archd., boot and shoe maker, 6 Wellmeadow M'Kay, Jean, green grocer, 49 Moss street M'Kean, James, late clothier, 28 Glen street M'Kean, Robert, of Sim, William & Co.-— house 29 New Smithhills M'Kechnie, Alex, manufacturer, 21 Glen street M'Kechnie, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 46 New Sneddon M'Kechnie, John, grocer, 29 Causeyside M'Kechnie, Kerr & Co., manufacturers—silk, worsted, calico, and shawl printers, Cumberland place, Laigh Kirk lane—sale warehouse, North court, 22 Ex- change square, Glasgow M'Kechnie, Peter, shoemaker, 5 Lawn street M'Kechnie, Robert, jun., of M'Kechnie, Kerr & Co. house 10 Smithhills

M'Kechnie, Robt. and Wm , MD., 10 Smithhills— ho. do. M'Kellar, Donald, carter and cowfeeder, 2 Silk street M'Kell, John, hairdresser and perfumer, 4 Moss street M'Kenzie, Daniel, clerk of prison—ho. County Buildings M'Kenzie, Daniel, gardener, Renfrew street—shop 6 Smithhills M'Kenzie, Hugh, boot and shoe maker, 44 Causeyside M'Kenzie, Hugh, of M'Arthur, Robert & Co—house Renfrew street M'Kenzie, John, road and well contractor, 3 Broomlands M'Kenzie, John, engineer and board smith, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Kenzie, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Love street M'Kenzie, Mrs., broker, 27 Moss street —

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M'Kenzie, Neil, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Williamsburgh M'Kenzie, Rev. Thomas, A.M.—house 7 Hunter street M'Kerrell, James, weaver's office, 25 Lawn street M'Kerrell and Morgan, manufacturers, 110 Causeyside M'Kerrell, Miss, Brabloch M'Kerrell, Mrs. Jn., grocer and spirit dealer, 25 Lawn st. M'Kerrell, William, of M'Kerrell and Morgan—house 3 Garthland place M'Kinlay, Daniel, M.D., 42 New street M'Kinlay, James, Water Company's civil engineer— ho. 1 Maxwellton M'Kinlay, John, spirit dealer (carriers' quarters) 35 High street M'Kinlay, Robert, cowfeeder, 21 School wynd M'Laggan, Alex., broker, 81 Broomlands M'Lachlan, David, grocer and victualler, 97 Causeyside M'Lachlan, Dugald, boot and shoe maker, 11 Gauze st. M'Lachlan, Duncan, gardener and cowfeeder, 17 Well st. M'Lachlan, Mrs., milliner & straw hat maker, 47 Moss st. M'Lachlan, John, cowfeeder, 3 Bladda M'Lachlan, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 13 Gauze street M'Lachlan, Rev. Robert— house 56 Canal street M'Lardy, Alex., copper and tin plate worker, 30 Gauze st. M'Laren, James, teacher of Abbey parish school, 8 Thread street—house do. M'Lean, Andrew, dyer, 8 Dyer's wynd—ho. 59 Love st. M'Lean, James, gardener, 28 Cotton street M'Lean, John, dyer, 8 Dyer's wynd—house Gateside, Inchinnan M'Lean, John, teacher, 75 Causeyside M'Lean, Miss, dressmaker, 92 Causeyside M'Lean, Mrs., eating house, 14 Moss street M'Lean, Mrs., grocer, 9 School wynd M'Lean, Mrs. John, weavers' office, 94 Causeyside M'Lellan, John, muslin manufacturer, 4 Gauze street house 26 Causeyside M'Lellan, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 69 High st. M'Lellan, William, beamer, 12 Neilston road M'Lerie, David, pattern drawer, 9 Gordon's lane -

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M'Lerie, Joseph, pattern drawer, 9 Gordon's lane M'Lerie, Mrs. David, grocer, earthen and stoneware dealer, 29 New street M'Lerie, M. and J., furnishing shop, 102 Causeyside M'Lerie, Mrs. Patrick, grocer, 39 Ferguslie M'Lerie, Thomas, warper, 89 Causeyside M'Lerie, Miss, milliner, 94 Causeyside Maclurkin, Thomas, pawnbroker, 98 Causeyside, and 1 Queen street M'Manus, John, rag and waste store, 42 Lady lane M'Menamy, Edward, broker, 77 High street M'Millan & Brown, spirit dealers, 20 Old Sneddon M'Millan, Duncan, spirit dealer, (from Earl Grey Inn,) 43 Moss street M'Millan, John, twiner, 27 New Sneddon M'Millan, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 27 New Sneddon M'Millan, Neil, warper, 26 Causeyside M'Murchy, John, clerk, Blackhall factory M'Nab, Andrew, of Barr & M'Nab—ho. 8 Abercorn st. M'Nab, Malcolm, bookseller, 5 Broomlands Macnair, Rev. Robert, Abbey Manse M'Nair, Archibald, of M'Nair & Brand—house 5 Garth land place M'Nair & Brand, silk and shawl merchants, 1 Causeyside M'Nair, David, general grocer and victualler, 97 Causey- side, 3 Smithhills, and 37 High street—house 6 Brown's lane M'Nair, James, broker, 21 Moss street M'Nair, Jas., manuf., 4 Forbes' place—ho. 6 Stow place M'Nair, Robert, farmer Meikleriggs M'Nair, Walter, spirit dealer, 12 Saucel M'Nair, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 72 Causeyside N'Naught, John, broker, 37 New street M'Naught, John, reporter for the Paisley Advertiser newspaper—house 38 Storie street M'Naught, Miss J., dressmaker, 8 Back Sneddon M'Naught, Mrs. Neil, oil and colour shop, 1 St. Mirren st. M'Naughtan, Colin, clothlapper, 28 New street—house 6 Orchard street —

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M'Naughtan, James, shawl manufacturer, 113 Causey- side—house 1 Oakshaw head Macnaughtan, Rev. John, A.M. — house Castlehead M'Neil, James, clothier, Gilmour street—house do. N'Neil, John, broker 82 Bi oomlands M'Neilledge, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 101 High street M'Nicol, Alexander, grocer, 148 George street M'Nicol, Archibald, shawl manufacturer, 2 Silk street M'Nicol, Duncan, farmer and grazier, Inch cottage M'Nicol, Mrs., eating house, 7 New street M'Nicol, William, at M' Arthur, Robert, & Go's; jacquard weaving factory, 14 Causeyside—ho. 25 Glen st. M'Nish, William, boot and shoe maker, 51 Storie st. M'Oscar, William, classical teacher, 87 High street M'Phee, Duncan, sheriff-clerk's office, County Buildings —house 22 Causeyside M'Pherson, Alexander, sizeing master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon M'Pherson, Alexander, tailor, 8 New Smithhills M'Pherson, Archibald, manager, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon—house do. M'Pherson, Dugald, spirit dealer, 29 New Sneddon M'Pherson, James, Bailie of Abbey Burying Ground house 2 Gauze street M'Pherson, John, tailor, 148 George street M'Pherson, William, writer, 5 Christie Terrace—house 16 Moss street M'Queen, Alex., cabinet and chair warehouse, 9 Well- meadow st. —ho. do.— workshop, 3 Barclay st. M'Queen, John, manager, Thread Work, 8 St. James' st. M'Rae, Alexander, broker, 69 High street M'Rae, Arthur, spirit dealer, 21 Broomlands M'Taggart, Lachlan, tailor, 24 New Smithhills M'Taggart, Mrs., cowfeeder, 48 High street M'Vay, John, porter, 107 Causeyside M'Vicar, Peter, grocer, spirit and coal dealer, 6 Union st. M'Walter, Mrs., milliner and corset maker, shawl border and fringe shop, 45 Causeyside

M'Walter, Mrs , spirit dealer and eating house, 46 High st. —

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NAIRN, Andrew, accountant & house factor, 3 Moss st. — house 13 Thread street Nairne, William, treasurer Gas Company, 22 Moss street —house 3 Caledonia street National Security Savings' Bank, 4 Christie Terrace Napier, John, collector of prison and rogue money, 4 Moss street—residence Blackstoun Napier, Matthew, cabinet maker & joiner, 58 Causeyside —house 52 do. Neil, Miss Frances, grocer 10 Gauze street Neilson, Geo., clerk at Whyte, James, jun.,—ho. 6 Love st. Neilson, James, carpet shoemaker, 11 John street Neilson, John, printer, paper ruler, bookbinder and sta- tioner, 15 St Mirren st. —ho. 21 St. James' street Neilson, Matthew, baker, 24 High street Neilson, Matthew, heddle maker and weavers' office, 40 George street Neilson, Mrs., feuar, 1 Silk street Neilson, Thos., joiner & cabinet maker, 6 Wellmeadow Neilson, Thomas, traveller, 8 Abbey street Neilson, William, spirit dealer, 29 Orchard street Neilson, William, teacher, 52 George street Neilson, William, teacher, 16 Thread street Nichols, James, grocer & spirit dealer, Blackball Nicol, Alex., boot and shoe maker, 22 Broomlands Nicol, George, beamer, 25 West street Nicol, Miss, straw hat maker, 22 Broomlands Nicol, Robert, salesman to Holms, Alex., victualler house 6 Wardrop street Nicol, Walter, manufacturer, 115 Causeyside—house 3L Glen street Nisbet, Rev. William, U. S. C. —house 48 Oakshaw street Niven, John, salt dealer, 38 Broomlands Niven, Miss M., tuscan and straw hat maker, 100 George st. Niven, Robert, carter, 4 Old Sneddon Norrie, John, at Reid, John & Co's nursery, Linside Notman, Mrs. William, cowfeeder, 87 Causeyside.

OAKES, Alexander, broker, 79 High street O'Donnell, Mrs., broker, 31 New Smithhills PAISLEY. 71

O'Hara, Daniel, broker, 79 High street O'Hara, Peter, tailor, 58 Back Sneddon Oliver, Archibald, grocer, 34 Glen street Oliver, John, teacher 8 Barr street Oliver, Robert, tobacconist, 83 Broomlands O'Neil, Henry, broker, 2 Lawn street O'Neil, Patrick, spirit and provision dealer, 20 Moss st. Orchison, George, tea dealer, 24 Maxwellton Orr, Andrew, ale, wine, and spirit merchant, 12 High st. Orr, Charles, writing master, 16 High street Orr, James, grocer, 1 East Croft street Orr, John, jun., & Co. cotton spinners, Underwood street Orr, Misses, 22 St. James' street Orr, Mrs. William, sen.— house 54 Love street Orr, Robert, of Orr, Wm. & Robert—ho. 54 Love street Orr, Robert, builder, 24 Storie st. —stone yard 9 George st. Orr, Robert, stocking maker, 41 New street Orr, Wm. & Rt., manufacturers, 106 Causeyside—James Dykes, agent— counting house 39 West Nile street, Glasgow Osborne, James, weavers' wright and turner, 20 Lawn st. Ostler, Andrew, miller, Bakers' mill, Camphill Oswald, James, tea merchant, 160 George street

PAISLEY Advertiser Office, 15 St. Mirren street, pub- lished on Saturday morning at 7 o'clock Paisley Coffee Room and News Room, 107 High street, (Cross) James Love, keeper—house 12 School wynd Paisley Directory Office, 57 Canal street, G. Fowler Paisley Library, 4 Moss street, John Muir, librarian Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer Office, 19 High street, published on Saturday at 5 evening Park, Alex., general grocer, 106 High street (Cross) and 97 Causeyside—house 45 New street Park, Allan, Gockston Park, John, jun., late manufacturer—house Gockston Park, Mrs. James, manufacturer, 12 Gauze street Park, Mrs., milliner, 27 High street Parker, Misses, dressmakers, 89 High street Parker, Wm., flower lasher, 13 Wardrop street 72 PAISLEY.

Parkhill, John, newspaper reporter, 12 John street Paterson, Alex., grocer and grain mercht., 62 Causey side Paterson, Hugh, tailor, 8 Christie street Paterson, John, pattern drawer, 9 Orr square Paterson, Matthew, cowfeeder, 34 Canal street Paterson, Mrs., nail manufacturer, 11 Orchard street Paterson, Peter, farmer, West March Paterson, Robert, spirit dealer, 117 George street Paterson, Wm., flesher, 2 Smithhills— house 19 do. Paterson, William, grocer, 54 Canal street Paton, Alex., Scotch & English cloth merchant, 89 Highst. Paton, James, M.D., 33 Old Sneddon— consulting rooms, 48 Moss street Paton, John, boot and shoemaker, 88 Canal street Paton, John, cowfeeder, 40 Gordon's lane Paton, John, woollen and linen draper, 103 and 104 High street, (Cross) —house 45 Oakshaw street Paton, John, grocer, 34 High street Paton, Mrs., linen & woollen draper, 102 High street Paton, Mrs. James, flesher, 3 Abbey close Paton, Robt., joiner, cabinetmaker, and timber mercht., 4 St. James' place—furniture warehouse do.— ho. 1 1 do. Paton, Thomas, coal agent, 89 Canal street Patrick, James, manufacturer, 7 St. Mirren street Patrick's fashionable boot and shoe warehouse, 86 and 87 High street Patrick, Robert, London hat warehouse, 87 High street —house 86 do. Pattison, James, farmer, Holland Bush Pattison, Robert, blacksmith, 9 Gauze street Pattison, Robert, merchant, 42 High street

Pattison, Thomas, bill-poster and deliverer, 93 High st. Pattison, William, land surveyor, 42 High street Paul, John, cowfeeder, 26 New street Peacock, Andrew, clerk, power loom factory 15 Abbey close— house 21 Cotton street Peacock, James, keeper Hillington toll-bar Peacock, John, auctioneer and appraiser, auction mart, 83 High street—house 7 Gauze street Peacock, William, baker, 73 Causeyside —

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Pearson, James, lath splitter, 66 Love street Pearson, John, supervisor, office 109 High street—house 28 New Smithhills Peden, J., accountant, British Linen Company's Bank house Gallowhill Cottage, Renfrew road

Penfold, George, agent Greenock railway, Gilmour st. house Underwood street Peock, Mrs., of Meikleriggs Perrie, Thomas, spirit dealer, 18 Moss street Perrie, Wm., sen,, hair dresser and umbrella maker, 65 George street Perrie, William, toll keeper, Moss toll bar Petrie, James, house factor, 72 Broomlands Philips, George, grocer, 64 Millerston Philips, John, boot and shoe maker, 5 St. Mirren street Philips, Peter, joiner and cabinet maker, 32 Gauze street furniture warehouse 31 do. Philips, Wm., agent for the London Royal Exchange Assurance, 6 Forbes' place—ho. 2 Caledonia street Philips, Wm., & Co., silk & yarn merchts., 6 Forbes' place Phillips, Capt. Robert, barrack master, barracks, Wil- liamsburgh Pinkerton, Alex., feuar—house 1 Garthland street Pinkerton, James, printer, Trades' Temperance Coffee House, 24 Highst. Pinkerton, John, cabinet maker, 39 Wellmeadow—fur- niture warehouse, do. Pinkerton, John, surgeon, 36 High street—ho. 1 Garth- land street Pinkerton, L., tinsmith and gas fitter, 43 Moss street work shop, 42 do. Pinkerton, Mrs. Alex., feuar, 1 Garthland street Polin, Edward, stationer and news agent, 16 Causeyside Pollock, Alexander—house 10 Barclay street Pollock, Alexander, cotton yarn merchant, 8 Causeyside— —house 5 Neilston street Pollock, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 23 New Sneddon Pollock, James, silk and yarn merchant, 21 Causeyside —house Greenhill Pollock, Mrs. Peter, 10 Barclay street —

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Pollock, Mrs., stay and corset maker, 4 Slorie street Pollock, Nathan, grocer, 26 Broomlands Pollock, Robert, baker, 6 Silk street Pollock, William, spirit dealer, Carriagehill Poison, John, buckram and shawl manufacturer, 2 Cum- berland Court, 110 Causeyside—house Thurscraig Poison, William—house Orr street, Lylesland Poole, Alexander, artist, 70 Love street Porteous, Dundas, engineer and machine maker, 1 Calside —house 48 do. *" Porter, J. & J., manufacturers, 105 Causeyside Porter, James, of Porter, J. & J. —house 129 George st. Porter, James, merchant, 23 Glen street Porter, John, of Porter, J. & J.—house 7 Wardrop st. Post Office, Gilmour street, Alex. M'Farlane, postmaster Pratt, Alex., cabinet maker and funeral undertaker, iron mortsafes supplied, 34 Gauze street—ho. 5 Abbey st. Provan, W. & H., manufacturers, 1 14 Causeyside Provan, William, of Provan, W. & H.—ho. 4 Bank st. Pullar, Charles, boot and shoe maker, 68 Causeyside Purcell, Rev. James, Catholic clergyman—house 2 East Buchanan street Purdon, James, slademan, Sacell Brewery Co., 9 Saucel Purdon, John, cowfeeder, 12 Abercorn street Purdon, Mrs. A., milliner and straw hat maker, 59 High st,

QUIGLEY, James, teacher, Catholic school, 5 Orr st. ho. East Buchanan street Quigley, John, tailor, 6 Smithhills

RALSTON", Archibald, wright, 54 George street Ralston, John, grocer, 54 George street Ralston, John, grocer, 9 New Sneddon Ralston, Wm, & Co., merchants, 109 Causeyside—ho. 31 High street Ramsay, Mrs., flesher, 1 George street Rankin, John, brick builder, 71 Love street Rattray, Miss Isabella, dressmaker, 9 Orr square Rattray, Miss Jane, straw hat maker, 9 Orr square Rayside, James, feuar, 142 George street PAISLEY. iO

Rea, John, dyer, 12 Niddry street—house 11 do. Reformed Synod's Divinity Hall, 38 Oakshaw st., Rev. Andrew Symington, D.D., Professor Reid, Archd., mashraan, Saucel Distillery, King street, Saucel —ho. 12 do. Reid, David, spirit dealer, Three Mile Cottage Reid, Francis, spirit dealer, 1 Bridge street, Newtown Reid, Hugh, clerk at T. H. Macfarlane's, 29 Lady lane— —ho. 41 George street Reid and Hanna, smiths and iron boat builders, 12 High street, main entry by Laigh Kirk lane, Causeyside Reid and Henderson, writers, Gilmour street Reid, J. & J., dyers, 12 New Smithhills Reid, James, farmer, Meikleriggs Reid, James & Co., manufacturers, 5 Causeyside Reid, James, musician, Salutation Inn, (carriers' quarters) 29 High street Reid, John, clerk, Bank of Scotland—ho. 108 George st. Reid, John, joiner, cartwright, and timber merchant, Lylesland—house do. Reid, John & Co., nursery and seedsmen, 3 Moss street, nursery Linside, Seedhill Reid, John, session clerk for Middle Church parish, and teacher of Town's English school, 19 School wynd, —-house 25 Moss street Reid, John, simple.tyer, 57 Canal street Reid, John, wigmaker and haircutter, 98 Causeyside Reid, Miss E., milliner and straw hat maker, 15 George street Reid, Mrs., dressmaker, 22 Causeyside Reid, Mrs. John, druggist, 108 George street Reid, Mrs. John, fruiterer and seed shop, 35 High street Reid, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 8 Well street Reid, Robert, feuar, 19 Wellmeadow Reid, Robert, grocer, 20 Abbey street Reid, Robert, grocer, 5 Moncrieff street Reid, Thomas, painter, 93 High street—house 94 do. Reid, William, of Reid & Hanna—ho. 34 High street Reid, William, of Reid & Henderson —house Linside Relief Synod's Divinity Hall, 32 Thread street 76 PAISLEY.

Renfrew, John, smith and farrier, 1 Williamsburgh Renfrew, Mrs., milliner, 8 Moss street Renfrewshire Directory Office, 57 Canal street

Renfrewshire Reformer Office, (Paisley and) 19 High st. published on Saturday at 5 evening Rennie, George, flesher, 17 George street Rennie, James, flesher, 28 George street, and 148 do. Rew, James, tailor, 24 Cotton street Rice, Samuel, victualler, 46 Broomlands, and 69 do. Richardson, John, High Church officer, 86 High street Richardson, Mrs. John, Burns' place Richmond, Daniel, of Richmond, Thomas, & Son—house 82 High street Richmond, Mrs., biscuit baker, 4 St. Mirren street Richmond, Thomas, of Richmond, Thomas & Son—ho. 82 High street Richmond, Thomas, & Son, surgeons, 82 High street Rigg, John, clerk British Linen Company's Bank—ho. 73 Causeyside Risk, Thomas, manager Paisley Commercial Bank, 4 Smithhills—house Burns' place Ritchie, David, wholesale general grocer and tea mer- chant, 8 Gauze street Ritchie, James, & Co., wrights and timber merchants, Three Mile House, Glasgow road Ritchie, Mrs. William, grocer, 20 School wynd Ritchie, Wm., Friendly Society clerk, 17 Barclay street Robb, Richard, cowfeeder, 16 Inkle street Robb, Wm. and Co., manufacturers, 6 Causeyside Robertson, Alex., of Wilson & Robertson—ho. 8 George st. Robertson, Andrew, enterer, 32 George street Robertson, Andrew, spirit dealer, 5 Well st. —house 4 do. Robertson's basket and toy shop, 8 Moss street Robertson, Daniel, gardener, 3 Smithhills Robertson, Daniel, sexton, 14 Oakshaw street Robertson, David, flower drawer, 27 Orchard street Robertson, J. & J., shawl manufacturers, 24 Causeyside Robertson, James, church officer, (St. George's Church,) 41 Gordon's lane Robertson, James, enterer, 108 George street PAISLEY. 77

Robertson, James, farmer, Hillington Robertson, James, glass, china, and stoneware merchant, 86 High street, and 12 Wellmeadow—house do. Robertson, James, hairdresser, 10 Lawn street Robertson, James, manufacturer, 92 Causeyside Robertson, James, of Robertson, J. & J. —ho. 28 Storie st. Robertson, James, warper, 13 Causeyside Robertson, John, beamer, 18 Barclay street Robertson, John, of Robertson, J. & J. —ho. 37 Canal st. Robertson, John, spirit dealer, 12 High street Robertson, John, theikar& feather dealer, 34 St. James' st. Robertson, John, wright, 19 Gauze street, and cowfeeder, 7 Inkle street Robertson, Joseph, clerk at Donald & Craig's, 8 Renfrew street Robertson, Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Moss st. —house 4 Back Sneddon Robertson, Matthew, & Co. bleachers, Foxbar and Causey-end Robertson, Mrs., midwife, 6 Wardrop street Robertson, Mrs. Ross, Foxbar Robertson, Mrs. William, hatter, 97 High street Robertson, Peter, reed maker, 98 Causeyside Robertson, Quintin, dealer in simples and lash twines, 53 Storie street Robertson, Robert, bugle tavern, 15 Moss street Robertson, Robt., Govan coal agent, 19 Canal st.—house 75 do.

Robertson, Robert, hat manufacturer, 1 High st. — ho. 77 do. Robertson, Thomas, beamer, 2 Ferguslie Robertson, Thomas, spirit dealer, 2 Dyer's wynd Robertson, Thomas, of Foxbar Robertson, Walter, slater, 15 George street Robertson, Wm., at Whyte, Jas,,jun.—ho. 13 Wardrop st. Robin, D., and Co., manufacturers, 2 Forbes' place Robin, David, of Robin, D., and Co.—house Saucel bank Robinson, Nathaniel, excise officer—house Orchard st. Rodger & Ferrie, silk and woollen dyers, 9 St. Mirren st. Rodger, Robert, of Wylie & Rodger—house Lonend Ronald, David, flower lasher, 113 George street g2 —

78 PATSLEY.

Ronald, Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 New Sneddon Ronald, William, plasterer, 23 St. James' street Rorrison, Mrs., dressmaker, 10 Maxwellton street' Ross, Alexander, of Ross and Duncan—house Abercorn place, 13 Niddry street Ross & Duncan, thread manufacturers, Abercorn factory, 6 Abercorn street Ross, James, broker, 76 High street Ross, James, cowfeeder, 18 George street Ross, James, Golden Lion Inn, 11 High street Ross, Jas., spinning master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Ross, Miss J., dressmaker, 6 Silk street Ross, Mrs. John—house Abercorn place, 13 Niddry st. Ross, Philip, teacher, 3 Lillias' wynd—ho. 65 Love st. Rowan, Andrew, farmer, 20 Ferguslie Rowan, Andrew, flesher, 26 Moss street Rowan, James, spirit dealer, 1 Brown's lane Rowan, Robert, flesher, 27 High street, and 1 New street —house 86 High street Rowan, Robert, gardener, Underwood street Rowat, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 1 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside—ho. 12 Wardrop street Roxburgh, Andrew, of Roxburgh, John, & Son—ho. 13 George street Roxburgh, John & Son, manufacturers, 168 George street Roxburgh, John, of Roxburgh, John, & Son—house 167 George street Rule, John, baker, 32 Orchard street Rule, Mrs. John, 13 Abbey street Rule, Robert, silk and yarn merchant, 109 Causeyside house 43 Oakshaw street Russell, Alexander, beamer, 69 Love street Russell, Andrew, beamer, 9 Gauze street Russell, Jas., architect, Three Mile House, Glasgow road Russell, James, of Russell & King— ho. 4 Clark's place Russell, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Lylesland Russell, John, grocer, 11 Broomlands Russell, John, shawl warehouse, 6 Smithhills Russell, John, smith and farrier, 1 Williamsburgh PAISLEY. 79

Russell, John, teacher, Paisley educational association school, 12 Hunter street—ho. 4 Caledonia street Russell & King, dyers, 4 Clark's place, Seedhill Russell, Miss, dressmaker, 103 High street Russell, Mrs., dressmaker, 21 Sandholes Russell, Robert, cowfeeder, 80 Canal street Russell, Robert & Sons, ham warehouse & spirit retailers, 21 Abbey close Russell, Thomas, beamer, 13 West Buchanan street Russell, William, flesher, 19 Sandholes Russell, Wm., foreman, Kerr's dyework, 6 Bladda—ho. Saucel

SANDY, John, boot and shoe maker, 4 Thread street Sacell Brewery Company, 9 Saucel Saucel Distillery, King street, Saucel Saucel .Distillery spirit cellar, 70 Love street Scadlock, George, pattern drawer, 3 Garthland street

Scott, John, agent, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High st. —house 1 Gauze street Scott, John, jun., clerk Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High st. —ho. 1 Gauze street Scott, Matthew, manufacturer, 109 Causeyside—house 1 Great Hamilton street

: Scott, Robt. & Co., butter, egg, and bacon store, 10 Moss st. Scott, Robert, shawl manufacturer, 1 1 Wardrop street Semple, David, of Anderson & Semple— ho. 68 High st. Semple, Hugh, grocer and spirit dealer, 75 High street Semple, John, spirit dealer and fish merchant, 13 St. Mirren street Semple, Mrs., grocer, 6 Seedhill Semple, Wm., spirit dealer, 34 St. James' street Shanks, Alex., gardener, West Crossflat, shop, 1 1 Smith- hills

Shanks, Wm., (No. 1) U. S. C. officer, 1 Oakshaw st. Shannon & M'Menamy, clothlappers, 105 Causeyside Shannon, Mrs., milliner, 104 Causeyside Sharp, Duncan, shoemaker, 11 Back Sneddon Sharp, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Christie street Sharp, Thos., of Brown, Sharps, & Co. —house 32 Newst. 80 PAISLEY.

Sharp, William, of Brown, Sharps, and Co.— ho. George place Shaw, David, carter, Underwood lane Shaw, John, baker, 32 Wellmeadow Shaw, Robt , of Coats & Shaw—house 22 King street Shaw, Robt., wine and spirit merchant, 82 Broomlands Shaw, Robert, tailor, 18 High street Shaw, William, fishmonger, &c, 41 Moss street Shearer, Alex. & Co., furnishings, &c, 18 Causeyside Shearer, John, wine and spirit dealer, 70 Broomlands Shearer, Robt., & Co., shawl washers and scourers, Meikleriggs—general washing field Shedden, John, merchant, 12 Causeyside Shirlaw, Mrs., midwife, 26 Causeyside Shirlaw, Thomas, wright, 2 Queen street Shirlaw, William, hairdresser, 99 High street Shute, Henry, barrack sergeant, barracks, Williamsburgh Sim, Hugh, collector of statute labour money and prison assessment for Paisley, chamberlain's office, County Buildings Sim, James, foreman to Carlile, James, & Son, 13 Carlile place Sim, Matthew, spirit dealer, 22 Hamilton street, Calside Sim, Simon, sen., baker, 6 Glen street

Sim, Win., and Co., hard and soft soap manufacturers, 1 West Croft street Sim, Win., of Sim, Wm., and Co. —house Gallowhill Swim, Robert, feuar, XXI. Wellmeadow street Simpson, John, sacking & canvas manufacturer, 2 Cotton street—house do. Simpson, John, wood turner, 85 High street—house Oak- shaw street Simpson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 8 Moss street Simpson, Peter, cowfeeder, 93 High street Sinclair, Archd., hat maker, 94 High street—house do. Sinclair, Archd., stoneware dealer, 118 George street Sinclair, Daniel, shoemaker, 31 Cotton street Sinclair, Hugh, shoemaker, 10 Silk street Sinclair, James, salesman to Glen, Thomas, baker, IS Broomlands PAISLEY. 81

Sinclair, John, jun., grocer, 3 Garthland street Sinclair, John, sen., feuar, 2 Garthland street Skeoch, M., twine manufacturer, 16 Causeyside Slater & Co., pawnbrokers, 20 Smithhills Slater, David, warper, 20 Smithhills Slater, John, of Haircraigs, farmer Slater, Matthew, starcher, 20 Smithhills—house 3 Great Hamilton street Slater, Peter F., draper, silk mercer, and straw hat manu- facturer, 21 High street Slevin, Dennis, broker, 10 Silk street Sloan, James, spirit dealer, 5 Silk street

Sloan, James, & Co , spirit dealers, 84 Causeyside Sloan, Mrs., dressmaker, 8 New street Small, John, broker, 12 Old Sneddon Small, W. & J., bird stuffers, 4 Gauze street Smellie, James, carrier, (Glasgow) 5 Abbey street Smith, Alex., wine & spirit merchant, 11 Dyer's wynd Smith, Allan, librarian, Paisley trades' library, & teacher, 35 Canal street Smith, Andrew, coach builder and harness maker, 4 Garthland lane—house 3 do. Smith, Andrew, spirit dealer, 2 Bladda Smith, A. & W., & Co., mill wrights & machine makers, 9 William street Smith & Co., clothlappers, 16 Causeyside Smith, Charles, grocer & spirit dealer, Carriagehill Smith, David, farmer, Stirling street Smith, David, feuar, 5 West Buchanan street Smith, David, late merchant tailor, 5 West Buchanan st. Smith, David, surveyor of stamps and taxes for Renfrew- shire, Gilmour street—house 33 Oakshaw street Smith, Elizabeth, crystal, china, and stone warehouse, 1 Broomlands Smith, George, brick & tile maker, Caledonia brickfield, Greenock road, and spirit dealer, Nethercommon Smith, Hugh, wholesale and retail boot and shoe ware- house, 50 Moss street Smith, James, coal merchant, 2 Hamilton st., Charleston Smith, James, cork cutter, 12 New street —

82 PAISLEY.

Smith, James, flesher & ham curer, 94 High street Smith, James, & Son, timber merchants, 72 New Sned- don —house 1 Carlile place Smith, James, tailor, 31 Moss street Smith, James, twister, 7 West Campbell street Smith, John, grocer, 5 New Smithhills Smith, John, leather cutter, boot and shoe maker, 2 Broomlands Smith, John, pattern drawer & print cutter, 21 Gauze st. Smith, John, spirit dealer, 22 Sandholes Smith John, tailor, 99 High street Smith, John, shawl merchant, 7 and 15 Causeyside house Charleston cottage Smith, Misses, straw hat and dress makers, 5 West Bu- chanan street Smith, Mrs., eating house, 6 New street Smith, Mrs., grocer, 86 Causeyside

Smith, Mrs. David, grocer, 1 Neilston street Smith, Richmond, tailor, 16 High street Smith, Robert, carter, 25 Lady lane Smith, Robert, late auctioneer, 24 Broomlands Smith, Robert, grocer, 12 Broomlands—ho. 4 William st. Smith, Robert, jun., & Co., pawnbrokers, 7 Gauze street Smith, Robert, & Co., pawnbrokers, 32 Gauze street Smith, Robert, spirit merchant, 6 Smithhills, (carriers' quarters) Smith, Thomas, tailor, 36 Moss street Smith, William, feuar, 14 Ferguslie Smith, Wm., of Gemmill & Smith—ho 26 High street Smith, William, late spirit merchant, 4 Stow place Smith, William, manufacturer, 15 Causeyside Smith, William, tailor, 20 Causeyside Sneddon Dispensary, William Cleland, 7 Old Sneddon Snodgrass, J. & J., millers and grain merchants, Cardonald mill Snodgrass, John, miller and grain dealer, 22 Seedhill house 24 do. Snodgrass, John, painter, oil & colour man, 1 High street — house 28 Gauze street Snowdon, Rev. John, 65 Love street PAISLEY. 83

Society Rooms, 22 Moss street—John Muir, clerk Sommerville, Win., boot and shoe maker, Lylesland

Sorbie, Mrs , dressmaker, 10 Old Sneddon

Southwell, Sam , flaxdresser and ropemaker, 18 High st.

Spiers, David, manufacturer, 4 Cumberland Court, 1 10 Causeyside—house 30 Orchard street Spiers, Robert, turner, 1 1 Saucel Spiers, Robert, R. N.—house 25 Glen street Spence, John, butter & egg store, 14 Storie street Spreul, James, veterinary surgeon, 8 Christie street Spreul, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Wellmeadow Spreul, Thomas, spirit dealer, 2 Broomlands Sproul, Andrew, foreman at Lowndes, William & James, & Co. — house 49 Caledonia street Sproul, James, broker, 10 Gauze street Sproul, John, brcker, 83 New Sneddon Sproul, Robert, of Beat & Sproul —house 8 Christie street Stalker, John, dyer, 9 New Smithhills—house do. Standford, William, hosier, 4 East Buchanan street Steel, Robert, manufacturer, 52 Caledonia street Steven, J. & W., patent rope work office, seeds, sheeting, &c, 82 High street Steven, James, of Steven, J. & W.—ho. 23 Oakshaw st. Steven, William, of Steven, J. & W.—ho. 58 Storie st. Stevenson, James, seedsman and agent for London snuffs, 1 St. Mirren street—house 22 Smithhills Stevenson, James, stoneware dealer, 169 George street Stevenson, James, spirit dealer, 88 Canal street Stevenson, John, accountant & measurer, 1 Bank street Stevenson, John, spirit dealer, 36 Moss street Stevenson, Miss, leghorn and straw hat maker, 121 George street Stevenson, Mrs. Allan, spirit dealer and eating house, (Royal Oak inn) 45 Moss street Stevenson, Rev. Robert, 57 Love street Stevenson, Robert, accountant, Glasgow Union Bank, 109 High street—ho. 28 New Smithhills Stevenson, Robert, at Forbes, Chirney, & Hutchison — ho. 73 Causeyside 84 PAISLEY.

Stevenson, Thomas, letter-runner—ho. 14 Thread street Steuart, Robert, of Steuarthall, sheriff clerk, County Buildings—residence Millburn House, Renfrew- Stewart, Alex., carding master, Underwood mill Stewart, Allan, surgeon, 50 High street Stewart, Allan, watchmaker, jeweller and hardware mer- chant, 92 High street—house 13 Barclay street Stewart, Archd., late merchant—house 1 Christie st. Stewart, Charles J. E., writing master, 7 Oakshaw st. Stewart, David, thibet and shawl cutter, 28 Gordon's lane —ho. 26 Causeyside Stewart, George, cutler and gunmaker, 89 High street

Stewart, James, Buck Head and tap room, 17 High st. Stewart, James, distiller, King street, Saucel—ho. do. Stewart, James, grocer and tea merchant, 17 Wellmeadow —house do. Stewart, James, leather cutter, 3 New street Stewart, James, superintendent of police, County Build- ings—house 105 Causeyside Stewart, James, superintendent of railway, Paisley station, Gilmour street—ho. 17 Wellmeadow Stewart, John, feuar,—house Burns' place Stewart, John, shawl washer, thibet scourer and stover, Arkleston field Stewart, Matthew, starcher and bleacher, 48 Causeyside —general washing field Stewart, Margaret, dressmaker, 15 Wellmeadow

Stewart, Miss, matron, House of Recovery, 11 Bridge st. (burgh) Stewart, Mrs., broker, 81 Causeyside Stewart, Mrs. Bryce, tinsmith, 1 Broomlands Stewart, Mrs. Charles, spirit dealer, 74 Love street Stewart, Mrs., Eagle Inn, (up 1 stair) 8 High street Stewart, Mrs., midwife, 7J Broomlands Stewart, Peter, flesher, 31 Causeyside Stewart, Peter, manufacturer, 2 Canal street Stewart, Robert, of Murray & Stewart—house, 69 High street Stewart, Robert, grocer, 18 Lady lane Stewart, Robert, tailor, 103 High street PAISLEY. 85

Stewart, Robert, warper, 8 Orchard street Stewart, Thomas, keeper, Renfrew road toll bar Stewart, Thomas, wright, \5 Wellmeadow Stewart, Walter, Temperance Hotel and News Rooms, 19 Smithhills Stewart, Walter, keeper East toll bar Stewart, William, boot and shoe maker, 58 Storie street Stewart, William, church officer, West Relief—house 3 Ralston square Stewart, William, enterer, 148 George street Stewart, William, pawnbroker, 2 South Croft street Stewart, William, picking master, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon Stewart, William, tailor, 17 Causeyside

Stewart, William, teacher, J Bank st. —ho. 26 Lawn street Stirling, Archibald, spirit dealer, 2 Millerston Stirling, William & Co., saddlers, 89 High street Stirrat, Jas., thread manufacturer, 61 High st. —bleacher, Nethercraigs, Abbey parish—house 10 West brae Stoddard, David, shoemaker, 60 Back Sneddon Storie, John P., of Riccartsbar Stow, Misses, 5 Stow place Struthers, James, farmer, Collinslee Struthers, Thomas, farmer, South Gallowhill Stuart, John, tailor, 6 Moss street Stuart, Matthew, foreman at Carlile, James, & Son, 13 Carlile place Sunter, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 St. James' st. Sutherland, Mrs., milliner & dressmaker, 97 Causeyside Swainey, Hugh, weavers' furnishings, 16 Storie street Swainey, John, broker, 28 Wellmeadow Swainey, John, confectioner, 3 Wellmeadow Swainey, Mrs., broker, 78 High street Swainey, Thos., shoemaker, 48 Hamilton, st., Charleston Swan, William, Fox tavern, 9 High street Swanson, Mrs., straw hat maker, 9 St. James' place Symington, George, ironmonger, 107 High street— house Saucel Bank Symington, Mrs. Walter, hosier and draper, 10 High st, —house do. H —

86 PAISLEY.

Symington, R. B. & Co., manufacturers, 4 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Symington, Rev. Andrew, D.D., professor of divinity to the Reformed Synod—house 38 Oaksh aw street Symington, William, agent, 4 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside

TANNAHILL, Andrew, at Whyte, James, jun.—house 26 Glen street Tannahill and Christie, shawl cutters and thibet croppers, Tannahill, John, plaid and shawl shop, 1 Smithhills Tannahill, J. and T., clothlappers, 12 Causeyside Tannahill, John, of Tannahill, J. and T. —ho. 6 Barclay st. 28 Gordon's lane Tannahill, Thomas, late manufacturer, 13 West brae Tannahill, Thomas, of Tannahill, J. and T.—house 23 St. James' street Tannock, James, victualler and spirit dealer, 6 Smith st. Tannock, Matthew, flower lasher, 78 Canal street Taylor, Alexander, pattern drawer, 113 Causeyside house, 12 Saucel Taylor, George, (Terrace Tavern,) and machine maker, 5 Christie terrace Taylor, James, librarian and newsman, 2 Christie terrace Tailor, James, tailor, 12 High street Taylor, John, boot and shoe maker, 23 High street Taylor, John, warper, 13 Causeyside Taylor, Miss M., milliner and straw hat maker, 9 Smith- hills Taylor, Robert, baker, 105 George street Taylor, Robert, eating house, 6 New Smithhills Taylor, Thomas, and Co., manufacturers, 8 Causeyside— house 46 Oakshaw street Taylor, Walter, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 Storie street Taylor, William, foreman at Baird and Wallace—house 23 High street Taylor, William, writer —house 4 Garthland street Teas, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 36 Ferguslie Teas, Joseph, broker & shoe maker, 4 New Smithhills Telfer, David, letter-runner— house 3 Maxwell street PAISLEY. 87

Telfer, James, skinner, 7 New Smithhills Telfer, Thomas, beamer, 78 Causeyside Templeton, Andrew, & Co., saddlers, 80 High street Templeton, John, tailor, 41 High street Templeton, Wm., grocer and spirit dealer, 15 George st. Thomson, Alex., reedmaker, 12 Causeyside, and 116 do. Thomson, Andrew, manufacturer, 116 Causeyside—ho. 64 Broomlands Thomson, Andrew, professor of music, 31 Gauze st. Thomson, Andw.,jun., professor of dancing, 31 Gauze st. Thomson, David, sexton, 9 Oakshaw street Thomson, George, cotton yarn merchant, 9 Moss street —house 13 Old Sneddon Thomson, Hugh, ironmonger, 3 High street—house 9 Wellmeadow Thomson, J. T., feuar, 28 Millerston Thomson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 42 Moss st. Thomson, James, brick builder and manufacturer of draining tile and bricks of all descriptions—brick work, East lane, 22 Williamsburgh— house 24 do. Thomson, John, accountant, 3 Moss street—ho. Black- land Cottage, Calside Thomson, John, jun., cloth merchant & hatter, 29 High street— house 45 New street Thomson, John, of Gibb & Thomson—house Linside Thomson, John, sen., late merchant, 66 High street Thomson, Miss Isabella, milliner and straw hat maker, 17 Storie street Thomson, Mrs. David, 4 Garthland street Thomson, Mrs. James —house 2 Garthland place Thomson, Mrs. William, 21 Caledonia street Thomson, Robert, grocer, 26 Causeyside Thomson, Robert, spirit dealer, 17 Moss street Thomson, Thomas, flesher, 50 George street Thomson, Thomas, and Co., grocers and spirit dealers, 29 Gauze street Thomson, Thomas, manufacturer, 6 George st. —ho. do. Thomson, Thomas, woollen manuf., Carriagehill factory Thomson, Wm., & Co., iron founders, 89 New Sneddon Thomson, William, manufacturer, 6 Barr street Thomson, William, sheriff officer, 6 Moss street —

88 PAISLEY.

Thompson, Joseph, yarn merchant, 26 Orchard street house Ferguslie cottage Thompson, Mrs. George, 10 Gordon's lane Thompson, Mrs. John, 10 Gordon's lane Thompson, Thomas, leather merchant, 37 Gordon's lane Thompson's tuscan, straw, and millinery warehouse, 88 High street Todd, George, tobacconist, 1 Moss st. —ho. Blackhall Torbet, William, surgeon, 1 Lawn st. —ho. 27 Gauze st. Torrance, David, salesman at Monkland coal wharf, 2' Carlile place—house 8 Wardrop street 5 Trades Library, 42 New street Turiff. A. & Co., Vulcan foundry, 3 Abercorn st. —ho. 9 do. Turnbull & Bisset, jun., shawl warehouse, 3 Causeyside Turnbull, George, victualler, 22 Sandholes Turnbull, James, baker, 78 Broomlands Turnbull, Mrs. James, sen., 4 Back row, Sandholes Turner, Robert, feuar, 24 Oakshaw street Twigg, Joseph, cotton spinner, Adelphi mill, 68 New Sneddon—house Adelphi place, 41 New Sneddon Twigg, Misses, boarding and day school, 34 Gauze st, Twigg, Thomas, teacher, 5 Middle lane

URIE & BROWN, shawl manufs., 113 Causeyside Urie, Mrs. William, milliner, 86 High street Urie, Robert, baker, 73 Love street Urie, Robert, of Urie & Brown—house 51 Broomlands Urie, Win., confectioner, 29 High street—house 86 do.

V ALLANCE, Alex., wright, 17 Moss street—ho. 36 do. Vallance, James, cabinet maker and furniture warehouse, 68 Broomlands—house do. Vallance, James, & Co., tobacconists, 8 High street (Cross)—house 41 Oakshaw street Vallance, John, wright and ironmonger, 26 George st. Vallintine, John, tailor, 106 George street Vessie, William, surgeon and druggist, 9 St. James' place —house do.

WADE, Misses, boarding and day school for young ladies, 34 Moss street PAISLEY. 89

Wade, Rev. W. M., clergyman of Trinity chapel— house 85 New Sneddon, and teacher of the English and French languages Walker, Alexander, baker, 41 Broomlands Walker, Alexander, cowfeeder, 14 High street Walker, David, grocer, Carriagehill Walker, Hugh, spirit dealer, 16 Broomlands Walker, James, boot and shoe maker, 71 Canal street Walker, James M., eating house, 34 Old Sneddon Walker, John, of Walker, Son, & Co.— house Greenside cottage, Calside Walker, John, pattern drawer, at Baird & Wallace—ho. 74 Love street Walker, John, jun., of Whitehill, M., & Co—ho. Green- side cottage, Calside Walker, Mrs. John, cooper, 9 Moss street Walker, Mrs. William, feuar, 57 Canal street Walker, Neil, tailor, 24 Lawn street Walker, Robert, reedmaker, 27 New street Walker, Son, & Co., manufacturers, 113 Causeyside

Walker, W. & R., timber merchants and wrights, 3 Abercorn street Walker, William, tailor, Lylesland Walkinshaw, Miss, 1 Christie street Wallace, Alexander, slater, 11 Prussia street Wallace, Charles, slater, 6 Smithhills— slate yard, 22 New Smithhills Wallace & Connell, plumbers, Gilmour street, James Dalrymple, foreman—house 14 Back Sneddon Wallace, Hugh, manuf., 21 Causeyside—house Blackhall Wallace, James, of Baird & Wallace—ho. 2 St. James' street Wallace, James, spirit dealer, 57 New Sneddon, and coal merchant, 30 New Smithhills Wallace, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 George street Wallace, John, pattern drawer, at Baird & Wallace- house 74 Love street Wallace, John, spirit dealer, 92 Causeyside Wallace, John, teacher, 34 Hamilton street Wallace, Matthew, eating house, 32 Storie street h 2 90 PAISLEY.

Wallace, Matthew, & Co. coal and iron wharf, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon Wallace, Matthew, dyer, 56 New Sneddon—ho. 3 Glen st. Wallace, Robt., wine and spirit mercht.,3 Silk st. —ho. do. Wallace, Samuel, coal agent, 5 Lawn street Wallace, William, clothlapper, 3 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside—house 10 Wardrop street Wallace, William, eating house, 13 Gauze street Wallace, William, grocer and spirit dealer, Carriagehill Wallace, William, slater, 25 Lawn street Wallace, William, wright and glazier, 80 Broomlands Walls, John, broker, 43 Wellmeadow Wands, James, cowfeeder, 68 Love street Ward, John, clothier and tailor, 18 Moss street Ward, John, tailor, 10 Castle st. Wardrop. Alex., manufacturer, 9 Wallace street Wardrop, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 27 New Sneddon Wark, James, of Wark, Leckie, & Co.—house Lonend Wark, Leckie, & Co., dyers, Lonend dye works, Lonend Wark, William, shoemaker and broker, 36 Moss street Warnock, Andw., cotton shag manufacturer, 59 High st. Warrington, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 14? St. James' place Warrington, Samuel, pawnbroker, 9 Moss st. —house 14 St. James' place Warrington, Wm., pawnbroker, 9 Moss street—ho 25 do. Waterston, Jas., painter, 45 High st., shop 7 Moss st. Waterston, James, oil and colour merchant, 1 Moss street — house 6 Garthland street Waterston, John, seedsman and florist, 45 High street Watson, Archibald, spirit dealer, 21 Old Sneddon Watson, Dewar, of Harvey, James & Co. —house 3 Churchhill T W atson, James, manager, power loom factory, 15 Abbey close—house 1 Ellis' lane Watson, James, hairdresser, 72 Causeyside Watson, James, wine and spirit merchant, (tea gardens and bowling green,) 37 Causeyside Watson, John, general grocer, 19 Orchard street Watson, Mrs. James, cowfeeder, Carriagehill PAISLEY. 91

Watson, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 24 Gauze street Watson, M., staymaker, 35 Causeyside Watson, P. & T., clothiers and hatters, 1 1 High street —house 21 Caledonia street. Watson, W. & R., shawl manufacturers, 169 George st. Watt, John, wright and feuar, 2 Wallneuk Webster, William, grocer, spirit dealer, and flesher, 1 East Buchanan street Weddell, James, & Co., confectioners, 5 Moss street Weir, Andrew, feuar, grocer, and spirit merchant, Weir's place, 33 Williamsburgh Weir, Archibald, merchant, 56 Causeyside Weir, Archibald, pastry baker, 33 Causeyside Weir, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 4 Thread street Weir, Mrs., grocer, 20 Gauze street Weir, Robert, porter, (No. 1) 20 Glen street Weir, Wm., wine and spirit merchant, 3 Orchard street Welsh, Arthur, agent, British Linen Company's Bank —house 5 Bank street Welsh, William, smith and farrier, Lonend White, George, & Co., manuf., 3 Cumberland court, 110 Causeyside White, James, spirit dealer, 8 High street White, John, farmer, Fulwood White, Miss Ann, dressmaker, 27 Thread street White, Misses, 30 Cotton street White, William, farmer, Fulwood White, Robert, farmer and cowfeeder, Maxwellton road., Calside Whiteford, Andrew, tailor, 28 Maxwellton street Whitehead, Joseph, & Son, tanners, 1 Seedhill Whitehead, Joseph, of Whitehead, Joseph, & Son—ho. Kilnside House

Whitehead, Misses } 14 Abbey street Whitehill, Alexander, at Ferguson & Watson's— house 9 Wellmeadow Whitehill, Mary, mangier, 8 Smithhills Whitehill, M,, & Co., shawl merchants, 113 Causeyside Whitehill, M., of Whitehill, M., & Co.— house 9 Weilmeadow —

92 PAISLEY.

Whyte, Andrew, feuar, 16 Stevenson street Whyte, Charles, broker, 34 Causeyside Whyte, James, colourmaker, printworks, Nethercommon

Whyte, James, jun , manufacturer, 66 Back Sneddon house Abbot's Burn, near Merksworth Whyte, James, shawl washer and general washing field, Shawfield Whyte, James, flower lasher, 85 Causeyside Whyte, John, sen., manufacturer, 80 High street Whyte, John, jun., silk and cotton yarn warehouse, 13 Causeyside—house 93 New Sneddon Whyte, Misses, boarding schoolforyoung ladies, 85 High st. Whyte, Misses, milliners & straw hat makers, 54 High st. Whyte, Miss Margaret, furnishing shop, 20 Gauze street Whyte, Mrs., straw hat maker, 26 New Smithhills Whyte, Neil, bill poster, 23 High street Whyte, Robert, manufacturer, 13 Old Sneddon 1 Whyte, Robert, spirit dealer, 19 Causeyside, (carriers quarters) Whyte, William, bleacher and shawl washer, Greenlaw bleachfield Whyte, William, carter, 13 Sir Michael street Wight, Robt., grocer and spirit dealer, 4 South Croft st. Wilkie, Andw., shuttle maker, 39 High st., & 62 Storie st. Wilkie, James, painter, 39 High street, and 62 Storie st. — house 39 High street W^ills, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 63 George street Williamson, William, broker and weaving utensils, 10 New Smithhills Wilson, Alexander, grocer, 28 George street Wilson, Andrew, of Wilson & Robertson—ho. 52 High st. Wilson, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 20 George st. Wilson, James, sen., grocer and vintner, 42 Broomlands Wilson, Jean, grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Abbey close Wilson, John—Ferguslie House Wilson, John, feuar, 34 Oakshaw street Wilson, John, & Sons, Hurlet—office, 5 Christie terrace, open on Thursdays from 10 till 4 Wilson, John, surgeon, 13 Broomlands Wilson, J., & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 17 Smithhills PAISLEY. 93

Wilson, Joseph, grocer and victualler, 24 Gordon's lane Wilson, Margaret, grocer, 9 New Sneddon Wilson, Mary, spirit dealer, 16 Causeyside T W ilson, Miss, 4 Garthland street Wilson, Miss, mangier, 1 Storie street Wilson, Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Canal street Wilson, Mrs. John, mangier, 11 Wellmeadow Wilson, Mrs., furnishing shop, 70 High street Wilson, Mrs. Robert, late tea dealer, 87 High street Wilson, Peter, gardener, Crossflat Wilson, Robert, of Barr & Wilson— house 7 Stow street T W ilson, Robert, of Lang & Wilson —house 34 High st. T W ilson & Robertson, wholesale grain and provision merchants, 60 High street, and victuallers, 23 Gauze street, and 25 Moss street Wilson, Thomas, druggist, 48 Moss street—ho. 39 New st. Wilson, Thomas, shoemaker, 101 Causeyside Wilson, Walter, keeper Exchange Rooms, 48 Moss st., and Renfrewshire Tontine Assembly Rooms, 1 Bank street—house 1 Dyer's wynd Wilson, Wm., grocer, carter, and cowfeeder, 60 Canal st. Wilson, William, warper, 17 Causeyside Wilson, William, shawl manufacturer, 5 Cumberland court, 1 10 Causeyside—house 34 Glen street Winning, James, flesher and ham curer, 61 Causeyside —house 59 do. Winning, James, house factor, 5 Smith street Woodrow, James, heddle dresser, 99 Causeyside Woodrow, John, grocer, 37 Thread street Wotherspoon, Francis, merchant, Nitshill Wotherspoon, John, Eastern Apothecary Hall, 10 Smith- hills—house 12 Barclay street Wotherspoon, W. & J., wholesale druggists and station- ers, 4 Moss st., and 106 Cross, entry 1 Lillias' wynd Wright, Daniel, eating house, 11 Smithhills Wright, Daniel, flesher, 47 Mossst—ho. 22 School wynd Wright, Daniel, & Son, spirit dealers and eating house, 17 Causeyside, (Kilbarchan carrier's quarters) Wright, Daniel, victualler, 28 New Smithhills Wright, Gillies, warper, 13 Causeyside 94 PAISLEY.

Wright, James, tailor, 88 New Sneddon Wright, John, gardener, 4 East Croft street Wright, Miss Ellen, straw hat maker, 102 Causey side Wright, Mrs., dressmaker, 19 Newton street Wright, Mrs., milliner & straw hat maker, 12 Smithhills Wright, Peter, stocking maker, 17 Inkle street Wright, Thos., late hair cutter and perfumer, 91 High st. Wright, Walter, hair dresser, 10 Broomlands Wright, Walter, hair dresser, 35 Ferguslie Wright, William, grocer, 27 New Sneddon Wright, William, hair dresser, 23 Abbey street Wylde, Roger, & Son, manufacturers, 2 Cumberland Court, 110 Causeyside Wylde, Roger, of Wylde, Roger, & Son— ho. 82 High street Wylde, Thomas, of Wylde, Roger, & Son, house 65 Back Sneddon Wylie, David, jun., & Co., glass and stone warehouse, 66 High street Wylie, George, M. D. 9 Orr square Wylie, James, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Wardrop st. —house do. Wylie, John, flesher, 13 Broomlands Wylie, John, & Co., pawnbrokers, 3 Orchard street Wylie, Matthew, flesher, 26 Causeyside Wylie, Mrs., cowfeeder, 23 Abbey street Wylie, Mrs. Matthew, flesh shop, 83 Causeyside Wylie, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker— 109 George street Wylie, Mrs. William, 13 Thread street Wylie, Robert, of Wylie & Rodger—ho. 1 Garthland place Wylie & Rodger, writers, 2 Lawn street Wylie, Thomas, & Co., manufacturers, 4 South Croft st. Wylie, Thomas, public servant, 15 Gordon's lane Wylie, Wm., singeing house, 16 Causeyside—house 25 Orchard street Wylie, William, victualler, 15 Old Sneddon

YOUNG, Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 18 High st. —house 9 School wynd Young, Andrew, cowfeeder, 5 Wellmeadow Young, Andrew, feuar, 7 Old Sneddon PAISLEY. 95

Young, D., & Co., tea merchants, 1 Christie terrace, & 26 Wellmeadow Young, D-, of Young, D., & Co. —house 3 Bladda Young, George, feuar, spirit dealer, and thread manufac- turer, 3 Love street Young, George, plasterer—house 4 "Glen street Young, Homer, potato dealer, Newland Craig Young, James, boot and shoe maker, and spirit dealer, 70 George street Young, James, grocer & cowfeeder, 19 Cotton street Young, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 10 New Sneddon Young, John, foreman at Coats, J. & P.—house 6 Back row, Ferguslie Young, John, foreman, Nethercraigs Young, John, spirit dealer, 15 Thread street Young, Miss M., dressmaker, 25 Glen street Young, Mrs. Alex., milliner and straw hat maker, 6 Broomlands Young, Mrs., furnished lodgings, 49 High street Young, Mrs. George, 5 Glen street Young, Mrs. James, feuar, 39 Canal street Young, Rev. John, house 17 Back Sneddon Young, Robert, foreman at Lowndes, William & James & Co.— ho. 25 Glen street Young, Robert, Friendly Society officer, 122, George st. Young, Robert, pattern drawer, 23 George street Young, Robert, teacher, Sessional school, 125 George st. •* —house 57 Canal street Young, Thomas, cabinet and chair maker, 16 High st. Young, William, carter and cowfeeder, 3 Burn row Young, William, manufacturer, 3 Old Sneddon Young, William, manufacturer, 24 Orchard street—house 2 Garthland place Yuill, James, farmer, Blackhall Yuill, John, house surgeon and apothecary, House of Recovery, 11 Bridge street (burgh) Yuill, Wm., grain, spirit dealer, & flesher, 1J St. James' place—gigs and saddle horses to hire 96 APPENDIX TO FOWLER'S PAISLEY DIRECTORY.

Population of Paisley within the bounds specified in the Reform Act, about Sixty thousand in 1838. Paisley returns one Member to Parliament. Number of qualified Voters for a Representative in Parliament, One Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty-seven. ARCHIBALD HASTIE, Esq., M. P.

Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley. Robert Bisset, Esq. Provost. David Murray, ~\

David Ritchie, -~ _, ... Es( rs Baihes ' George Todd, ( l - James Barr, J Thomas Taylor, jun. Esq., Treasurer. COUNCILLORS. Messrs. James Taylor Messrs. Andrew Wilson John Campbell John Brown James Stirrat John Brown, M.D. Walter Blair Robert Paton Robert Kirkland Matthew Slater Robert Brown, Chamberlain. Gavin Lang & Robt. Wilson, Town Clerks. John Anderson, Procurator Fiscal.

Commissioners of Police for the Burgh. OFFICE, COUNTY BUILDINGS. The Magistrates, ex-officiis. 1st Ward, James Fulton, Patrick O'Neil 2d Robert Paton, John Hutchison 3d John Lymburn, John Paton, merchant 4th John Paton, grocer, James Carswell 5th Andrew Warnock, Hugh Thomson 6th William Coats, Robert Reid 7th Alexander Lang, Charles Baird 8th Wm. Drummond, Alex. M'Gilvray 9th David Barr, John Colquhoun Andrew Warnock, treasurer. Wm. Montgomery, surveyor and cashier J. Grant, collector. Andrew Millar, writer, clerk. James Stewart, superintendent, house 105 Causeyside. Commissioners of Police, 3>c. Appendix. 97

Commissioners of Policefor the New Town and Suburbs.

The Sheriff Substitute ex officio. 1st Ward, James Telfer 4th Ward, Walter Stewart, 2d ... Thomas Ingram 5th ... James Robertson, 3d ... Ninian Hodgert 6th ... Geo. Symington. Two Serjeants—Eight Officers - and Twenty Watchmen. 1 William Russell, night serjeant, house 4 Lawn street. 2 James Paxton, day serjeant, ho. 69 Back Sneddon. 3 Hugh Quigley, night officer, ho. 4 Blacklaw lane. 4 John Stevenson, day officer, house 3 Brown's lane. 5 James Wilson, night officer, house 19 Queen street. 6 Robert Jeffrey, day officer, house 2 Espedair street. 7 John Harkness, day officer, house 30 Orchard street. 8 Robert Young, day officer, house, 83 New Sneddon. 9 James M'Nally, day officer, house 43 Lady lane. 10 John Morran, day officer, house 2 South Croft st. REGULATIONS OF POLICE. The Serjeant and other Night Officers attend regularly at the Police Office, County Buildings, to call the roll of Watch- men, half an hour before they take their stations, and mark such as are absent. The night officers are thereafter to pa- trole the streets to observe if the Watchmen are doing their

duty, to apprehend vagrants and disorderly persons ; and the Serjeant to give, in the morning, a written report of the whole transactions during the night to the Superintendent of Police. The Watchmen are to be on their respective stations, at 9 o'clock at night, and remain till 6 o'clock in the morning. Each individual of £5 or upwards of annual rent, has a vote in the election of Commissioner.

Hate of Assessment on Rentfor the support ofPolice, fyc. £2, and under £3 ... 0s. 6d. per Pound 3, and under 5 ... 0s. 9d. do. 5, and upwards, ... Is. Od. do.

Conversion in lieu of Guard. £2, and under £ 5, ...... 2s. Od. per Annum. 5, and under 12, 4s. Od. do. 12, and upwards, 5s. 6d. do. QUARTERLY MEETINGS. For the Burgh and Suburbs, on the first Monday of March, June, September, and December. 1

93 Paisley Police Ward Divisions.

POLICE WARD DIVISIONS, BURGH.

1st Ward—Gilmour street, High street from No. 1 to 9, south side, and from No. 103 to 109 north side, including Christie terrace, Lillias' wynd, St. Mirren's street, Moss street, Hunter street, Dyer's wynd, Old Sneddon, Back Sneddon from No. 1 to 6 west side, and from No. 65 to end, east side Maxwell street, New Sneddon from No. 1 to 6 west side, and from No. 92 to 96 east side, Hospital lane. 2d Ward—New Sneddon from No. 8 to 55 west side, and from 56 to 89 east side, including Carlile place, Quay lane, Quay, Harbour lane, Middle lane, Blacklaw lane, Back Sneddon No. 7 to 59, St. James' place, Love street, Glen street, Glen lane, Albion street, North street, Wallace st., Moncrieff street, Underwood street, and Caledonia street. 3d Ward—High street, from No. 10 to 27 south side, and from No. 87 to 102 north side, Church hill east side, New street, Shuttle street, School wynd, Oakshaw street, from No. 1 to 10 south side, and from No. 45 to 49 north side, Meeting House lane. 4th Ward—High street,, from No. 28 to 37 south side, and from No. 79 to 86 north side, west side of Church hill, Orr street and square, Oakshaw street, from No. 11 to 36 south side, and from No. 38 to 44 north side, Storie street, Stow place, Canal street, from No. 12 to 19 south side, and from No. 74 to 82 north side, George street, from No. 12 to 15 south side, and from No. 156 to 160 north side, Barclay st. 5th Ward—High street, from No. 38 to 55 south side, and from No. 56 to 78 north side, Wellmeadow, from No. 1 to 17 south side, and from No. 27 to 43 north side, Well st., from No. 10 to 35, West brae, including Bowling Green and Oakshaw Head, Lady lane, George street, from No. 16 to 31 south side, and from No. 136 to 155 north side, Barr st., Sir Michael street, West Buchanan st., Canal st., from No. 20 to 37 south side, and from No. 60 to 73 north side. 6th Ward—Wellmeadow, from No. 18 to 25 south side, and No. 26 north side, including corner shop of No. 12 Sand- holes, Broomlands, comprising what was formerly East and West Broomlands, West Campbell street, Carbrook street, William street, John street, with the exception of Nos. 1 and 12 King street, from Nos. 1 to 4 west side, and from Nos. 31 to 33 east side, Sandholes, (back row), south side. 7th Ward—Castle street, Cross street, Queen street, Max- wellton st., West street, Ferguslie, east lane, east side, Newton street, north side, Neil St., north side, George St., from No. 32 to 84, south side, and from No. 85 to 135 Assessed Taxes, §c Appendix. 99

north side, Ralston square, including Mount Pleasant, and Castlehead, Canal street, from No. 38 to Relief Church, south side, and from No. 41 to 59, north side. 8th Ward—Causeyside, from No. 19 to 59 east side, and from No. 60 to 103 west side, Neilston street, South Campbell street, Espedair street, Calside, west side, from road lead- ing to Maxwellton to head of Causeyside, Stirling street, Stevenson street, Stow street, Canal street, from No. 1 to 1 1 south side, and from No. 83 to 90 north side, George street, from No. 1 to 11 south side, and from No. 161 to 169 north side, Wardrop St., Brown's lane, George square. 9th Ward—Water brae (burgh) Causeyside, from No. 1 to 18 east side, andfrom No. 104 to 1 16 west side, Orchard st., Marshall's lane, Bridge street (burgh), Prussia street, Gordon's lane, Burn row, Bladda, Seedhill. police^ar^d1Ws!ons~for the new town. 1st Ward— Smithhills, Gauze street, New Smithhills, Lawn street, Silk street. 2d Ward—South Croft, Brick lane, West Croft, Abercorn st., North Croft, Highland lane, M'Farlane's lane, Niddry St., Great Hamilton st., Wallneuk, East Croft, Renfrew St., Gateside, Greenlaw, East Buchanan st., Inkle st., Gauze street, Garthland lane, Garthland place, Greenlaw street. 3d Ward Gauze street from 18 to 32, Cotton street, Thread street, Mill street, Miller street, Christie street, Muslin street, Bank street 4th Ward From 15 Thread street to 26 do., Abbey close, Smithhills from Abbey gate to Old Bridge, Abbey street, Bridge street, Cart street. 5th Ward—Back row Ferguslie, Mid lane, Ferguslie East lane, Ferguslie, Thomas street, Ferguslie road, and house, John street, 11 and 12, Wood street, King street commen- cing at 5 to 22 Sandholes, from 7 to 22 Well street, Well street from 1 to 9. 6th Ward—Maxwellton with Bridge lane and Burn lane, Cowieston, Neil street 6 and 7, Newton st., 1 to 9 Saucel and Lonend, King st., east, Lylesland 1 to 10, Calside 1 to Charleston, east side.

ASSESSED TAXES. DUTIES ON MALE SERVANTS. 1 Servant, £14 3 Servants, £5 14 5 Servants, £12 5

2 . 32 4 . 8 14 6 . 15 9 Bachelors taxed £1 additional. 100 Paisley. Assessed Taxes, $e.

DUTY ON WINDOWS Per House per Year.

8 "Windows, . £0 15 6 14 Windows, £3 9

9 . 1 15 . 3 9

10 . 1 7 16 . 3 17 6

11 . 1 15 3 17 . 4 6 12 .239 18 . 4 14 3

13 . 2 12 3 19 . 5 2 9 And so on at their respective rates, agreeable to Table of Assessments to 180 windows £46 10s. 3d. And every house having more than ] 80 windows, must be charged with one shilling and sixpence for each window above that number, in addition to forty-six pounds, ten shillings and sixpence. DUTIES ON CARRIAGES WITH TWO WHEELS.

Carriages with Two Wheels, . . £3 5 each Do. 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. 4th, cap. 35. Four Wheel Carriages, drawn by One Horse only, £4 10 each. 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 oc- casionally carrying* Passeng-ers, with Four Wheels, - 10 Do. with Two Wheels, 5 DUTIES ON DOGS. For every Greyhound, - - - - £ 1 For every Hound, Pointer, Setting Dog, Spaniel,

Terrier, or Lurcher ; and for every Dog, where two or more are kept, of whatever de- nomination the same may be, (except Grey- hounds,) - - - - - 14 For every other Dog, where only one is kept, 8 Persons compounding for their Hounds, 36 ANNUAL LICENSES. Annual License to Horse dealers, £12 10 „ „ to Bankers issuing notes, 30 „ ,, to Appraisers, 10 1 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire > §c. Appendix. 1

Annual License to Auctioneers, ... 5 „ „ to Pawnbrokers, - 7 10 „ „ to Dealers in Gold or Silver plate above 30 oz., - - 5 la „ „ to Dealers under 30 oz., and above 5 dwt., .... 2 6 „ „ to Hawkers and Pedlars, - 4 u „ „ to do. if travelling with a horse, ass, or mule, for every beast, 4

„ ,, to Dealers in Patent Medicines within the City of Edinburgh, 2 „ „ in any other City, Burgh, or Town, corporate, ... 10 „ „ Elsewhere, - 5 Stage Coach License, - 5 Duty on every Advertisement contained in a Newspaper, or other Periodical in Great Britain, ------016 In Ireland, 010 LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Alexander Speirs, of Elderslie, Lord Lieutenant. Vice-Lieutenant, vacant. DEPUTY LIEUTENANTS. Sir Jn. Maxwell, of Pollok, Bart. Wm. Lowndes, of Arthurlie William Napier, of Blackstoun Robert Wallace, of Kelly, M.P. Ludovic Houstoun, of Johnstone Lieut. Gen. Darroch, of Gourock Jn. Maxwell, yr. of Pollok R. C. Bontine,of Ardoch Sir William Milliken Napier, Bart. Duncan Darroch, yr. of Gourock Robert Fulton, of Hartfield William Mure, of Caldwell Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow William Maxwell, of Dargavel Sir Robt. Crawford Pollock, Bart. Geo. Houstoun, yr. of Johnstone Col. Jas. Harvey, of Castlesemple TheProvost of Renfrew forthe time Wm. Cunninghame, of Craigends The Provost of Paisley for the time Jas. C. Porterfield, of Porterfield The eldest Magistrate of Greenock The Hon. Jas. Vis. Kelburne for the time Wm. M. Alexander, of Southbar W. Barr, clerk of Lieutenancy. JUSTICES OF PEACE, RESIDING IN AND NEAR PAISLEY.

James Aitken, Water brae Thomas Callender, 13 Thread st. James Barr, of Laigh Common Alexander Campbell of Barnhill, 6 William Bissland, 4 Orr square Garthland place Matthew Boyd, 8 Neilston street Alex. Carlile, 76 New Sneddon William Brand, of Barshaw Thos. Carlile, 33 New Sneddon Andrew Brown, of Auchentorlie Wm. Carlile, 33 New Sneddon William Brown, of Egypt Park James Clark of Chapel House Peter Brough, 96 High street James Cook, Forbes' place John Bulley, Western Bank James Coats, Maxwellton 102 Paisley. Justices ofPeace, §c.

Robert Cochran, 2 St James' st. James M'Farlane, Glenpatrick James Drummond, 33 Old Sneddon Thos. H. M'Farlane, Canal Bank Robert Farquharson of Alargue, R. M'Kechnie, M.D., 10 Smithhills 5 St James' place Wm. M'Kerrell, 3 Garthland pi. James Findlay, Oakshaw head John Napier, of Blackstoun James Forbes, of Marchfield Wm. Napier, of Blackstoun William Fulton, Robert Orr, Love street Col. Fulton, of Hartfield Thomas Risk, Commercial Bank John Fulton, yr. of Hartfield Thomas Robertson, of Foxbar

William Galloway, of Househill J ohn Scott, 1 Gauze street Andrew Gibson, 6 Gauze street Thomas Sharp, New street Thomas Gilmour, of Prospecthill Wm, Sharp, George place William Glen, Hawkhead Mains Robert Speirs, of Burnbrae Adam Hamilton, of Lounsdale Robert Steuart, of Steuarthall, Wm. Hamilton, of Lounsdale Mill Burn House, RenfreAv James Harvey, Saucel John Stewart, of Gateside Archd. C. Holms, of Sandyford James Stirrat, Oakshaw Archd. Jamieson, Garthland place Joseph Twigg, Adelphi place Wm. Jamieson, 97 Causeyside Arthur Welsh, Bank street Adam Keir, Paisley Joseph Whitehead, Kilnside House Visct. Kelburne,' Hawkhead House Jos. Whitehead, yr. of Kilnside Robert Kerr, Oakshaw Head John Wilson, of Ferguslie James Kibble, of Whiteford The Sheriff Depute and Substitute William Lowndes, of Arthurlie, 79 of Renfrewshire New Sneddon The Provost and Magistrates of James Maxwell, of Brediland Paisley for the time being Daniel M'Farlane, of Canal Bank Archibald Young, clerk Alex. Gibson, Depute Clerk.— John Hart, Procurator Fiscal.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY, FOR THE UPPER WARD OF THE COUNTY. Maxwell, Sir Jn., of Pollok, Bart., Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone Napier, Sir William Milliken, of Houstoun, Geo., yr. of Johnstone, Milliken and Napier, Bart Lowndes, Wm., of Arthurlie The Sheriff & Sheriff Substitute Macdowal, Day Hort, of Carruth of the County Martin, William, of Davieland Alexander, W. M., of Southbar Maxwell, John, yr. of Pollok Barr, James, of Laigh Common Maxwell, James, of Brediland Barr, William, of Drums Maxwell, William, of Dargavel Brown, Andrew, of Auchentorlie Mure, William, of Caldwell Campbell, A., of Blythswood Napier, William, of Blackstoun Craig, William, of Kirkton Smith, James, of Jordanhill Cunninghame, W, of Craigends Spiers, Alex., of Elderslie Dunlop, James, of Arthurlie Spiers, Thos. Dundas, of Speirston Fulton, William, of Spreulston Steuart, Robert, of Steuarthall Fleming, Wm. M., of Barochan Snodgrass, Campbell, of Thornhill Graham, Alex., of Capilly The Provost of Paisley Graham, James, of Fereneze The Provost of Pollokshaws Graham, John, of Craigallian The Provost of Renfrew Graham, Patrick, of Limekilns The eldest Bailie of Renfrew Hamilton, John, of Greenbank Wilson, Andrew, of Deanside Harvey, Col. J., of Castlesemple Wilson, John, of Thornlie Howie, John, of Shawhill Wilson, William, yr. of Thornlie William, Barr, Clerk of Supply, Office, 33, Old Sneddon, Paisley —

Faculty of Procurators, fyc Appendix. 103 FACULTY OF PROCURATORS. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 24TH JUNE, 1803. John Muir, Esq., Dean. Robert Wylie, Esq., Treasurer.

Councillors : — G. Lang, J. Auld, J. Gemmell. Examinators : David Craig, William Barr, jun., Peter Henderson. "William Reid, clerk, Gilmour street. MEMBERS.

1795 John Muir 1827 William Barr, jun. 1802 Alex. Campbell — Robert Muir, Glasgow Gavin Lang 1828 Archibald Gardner 1808 Peter Jack — Robert Rodger 18il William Barr — John Anderson 1815 John Hart 1829 William Reid William Fernie — John Hamilton 1818 Andrew Millar — Peter Henderson Robert Hodgert, Johnstone — Wm. Connell, Lochwinnoch 1819 William Hart Alexander Gibson 1820 P. A. Ramsay, Edinburgh 1830 James Caldwell 1821 Robert Wylie — William Hodge John Auld 1831 Graham M'Farlane 1824 Aw. Paterson, Lochwinnoch — John Millar, Johnstone William MaeLean, Ireland — David Semple John Dunn 1832 Robt. Macome, Dumbarton 1825 John Crawford — Matw. Anderson, Neilston Wm. Hector, Pollokshaws 1835 John Beith, Largs Robt. Caldwell, Lochwinnoch — David Craig John Gemmell 1839 Robert Wilson 1826 Jas. Campbell, Johnstone 1840 Charles Mavitie William Martin 1841 John M'Innes J. Hamilton, Librarian—Library, 4 Moss street. James Brown, Officer. PROCURATORS FOR THE POOR. David Craig, Robert Wilson, and Charles Mavitie, Paisley. Johnston. Matthew Anderson, John Millar, | Neilston. William Connell, Lochwinnoch. JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL DEBT COURT, COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Held every Friday, at eleven o'clock forenoon. Alexander Gibson, Depute Clerk. John Hart, Fiscal. BURGH COURTS. Town clerk's office, County Buildings, held every Monday and Friday, at eleven o'clock forenoon, for the despatch of civil causes—and a Criminal Court held every forenoon in the Convene room, at ten o'clock, for criminal business. G. Lang, & R. Wilson, clerks. —John Anderson, Fiscal. 104 Paisley. Head Courts of the Burgh, &>c.

SHERIFF COURT, COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Sits every Tuesday during Session. J. C. Dunlop, Esq., Sheriff Alexander Campbell, Esq., Sheriff Robert Steuart, Sheriff Clerk Substitute Walter L. Houston, Sheriff Clerk Robt. Wjiie and Robt. Rodger, Depute Joint Procurators Fiscal SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT, COURT HALL, COUNTY BUILDINGS. Held every Thursday, at Eleven o'clock, during Session. Walter L. Houston, Dep. Clerk Robert Steuart, Clerk | Duncan M'Phee, Barr Officer. SHERIFF OFFICERS. Bell, Henry, 36 Moss street M'Phee, Duncan, 22 Causeyside j

Brown, James, 8 Moss street \ M'Stravick, James, 3 Moncrieff st. st. Alex., 1 Old Brown, James, jun., 19 Moss j Niven, Sneddon Brown, Thomas, 10 Inkle street Peacock, John, 7 Gauze street Connell, Daniel, 2 Hunter street Sutherland, Murd. B., 31 Moss st. Fraser, Donald, 19 Old Sneddon Thomson, Wm., 6 Moss street Harper, Andrew, 32 Gauze street Wands, James, 68 Love street Hart, John, 46 High street Allan. John, Sheriff Officer and Constable for Renfrew and Lanark- shire, 70 Stockwell street, Glasgow. TOWN OFFICERS.

Daniel Connell, 2 Hunter st. Henry Bell, 36 Moss street J William Millar, Town Drummer, 20 School wynd Daniel Connell, Town Crier, 2 Hunter street Landeemer's day, 2d Tuesday in June, for perambulating Burgh marches.

COMMISSARY COURT, Held every Thursday at eleven o'clock forenoon. J. C. Dunlop, Commissary — A. Campbell, & Gavin Lang, Commissary Deputes - Robert Wylie, office 2 Lawn street, Commissary Clerk.

QUARTER SESSIONS. -Held at Renfrew. First Tuesday of March, May, & August, and last Tuesday of Oct. Licensing meetings held first Tuesday of May, and last Tuesday of October. Prison Boards, fyc. Appendix. 1 05

Commissioners for Court House, and Public offices, Counti/ Buildings. COMMISSIONERS EX-OFFICIIS. The Lord Lieutenant of the County of Renfrew. Vice Lieutenant Do. Do. Member of Parliament for Do Do. Sheriff of Renfrewshire and his Substitutes The Provost and Magistrates of Paisley Chief Magistrates of Greenock and Port- Glasgow. Sir "William M. Napier, of Milliken and Napier, Bart. W. M. Fleming of Barochan. of William Sharp, Paisley I William Napier, Blackstoun

Robert Farquharson, of Alargue | William Barr, of Drums. Robert Wylic, treasurer and clerk, 2 Lawn street. PRISON BOARD FOR RENFREWSHIRE. Appointed in terms of Act of Parliament passed 1839, entitled " An Act to improve Prisons, and Prison discipline in Scotland." Elected by the Commissioners of Supply. Pollok W. M. Fleming, of Barochan I John Maxwell, yr. of William Napier, of Blackstoun Capt. Darroch, yr. of Gourock Auchentorlie Robert Steuart, of Steuarthall | Andrew Brown, of Elected by the Magistrate? of Paisley. Robert Bisset, Esq., Provost of Paisley David Murray, Esq., one of the Bailies of Paisley David Ritchie, Esq., do. do. do. Esq. James Holms, Esq. James Clark, Esq. John Henderson, | | Elected by the Magistrates of Greenock. William Martin, Esq., one of the Bailies of Greenock John Kerr, Esq. John Dennistoun, Esq. | Elected by the Magistrates of Port- Glasgow. James M'Lean, Esq., one of the Bailies of Port-Glasgow John Colin Dunlop, Esq. Sheriff of Renfrewshire, or, in his absence, Alex. Campbell, the Sheriff Substitute at Paisley, ex officiis. W. M. Fleming, of Barochan, chairman Robert Wilson, writer, clerk and secretary Rev. Thomas M'Kenzie, A. M., chaplain Dr James Paton, surgeon Mrs Galloway, matron. James Mitchell, governor, | MESSENGERS AT ARMS. Old Sneddon Campbell, Thos. 25 Old Sneddon | Gillespie, John, 25 AUCTIONEERS. street Hart, William, 13 Old Sneddon I Hope, John L. 10 Abercorn street Hope, James, 81 New Sneddon | Peacock, John, 7 Gauze PUBLIC SALE ROOM. Public Auction Mart, 83 High St., J. Peacock, auctioneer & appraiser. 106 Paisley. Banking Houses, PAISLEY COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY, 4 Smithhills. Archibald Hastie, Esq. M.P., Governor. EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS. J. Hamilton, Esq., Blackland mill James Harvey, Esq., Saucel

Rt. Farqaharson, Esq , of Alargae James Kerr, Esq., Oakshaw Robert Orr, Esq., Paisley Robert Ramsay, Esq., Beith ORDINARY DIRECTORS. A. Hamilton, Esq., of Loansdale Thomas Risk, Esq., Paisley Patrick Doagall, Esq., Glasgow- John Stewart, Esq., Gateside Thomas Callender, Esq. Paisley James Aitken, Esq., Paisley Thomas Risk, Manager. Robert Brodie, accoantant ) John Mitchell, Teller Andrew Brown, Robert Merrylees, Thomas Risk, Jan., clerks. John Jamieson, porter, hoase 4 Smithhills. AGENTS.

Beith, James Dobie, writer ; Dairy, Wm. Ramsay, writer ; Largs, James Lang-, of Ferrolside.

Draw on Messrs. Smith, Payne & Smith, London ; The

Bank of Manchester, Manchester ; the Liverpool Com-

mercial Bank, Liverpool ; the Commercial Bank of Scot- land, Edinburgh. The Paisley Commercial Banking Coy. are agents for the

Edinburgh and Leith Bank ; the City of Glasgow Bank,

the Glasgow Joint Stock Bank ; the Greenock Union Bank, and the Ayrshire Bank. BRANCH or the WESTERN BANK of SCOTLAND; 1 Forbes' Place. John Bulley, Cashier. Alexander Borland, Accountant, G. Grant and A. Borland, tertius, clerks.

Draw on Jones, Loyd, & Co. London ; Union Bank, Manches-

ter ; Bank of Liverpool ; Latouche & Co., Dublin : Ulster Bank. Belfast. Negotiate Bills on every town in Great Britain and Ireland, where there is a bank or banker. BRANCHES AND AGENTS. Airdrie, Alexander Galloway • Alloa, Ebenezer Ramsay &

Son; Biggar, John Wyld ; Carnwath, ; Dairy,

James M'Cosh ; Dumbarton, Alex. Scott ; Dumfries, Jas.

Broom ; Edinburgh, Peter Ramsay, Cashier ; Greenock,

Gray & Roxburgh ; Haddington, Wm. Dods ; Hamilton,

John Morrison ; Helensburgh, Alex. Campbell ; Holy

Town, ; Kirkintilloch, C. Stewart ; Lanark,

Gray & Anderson ; Largs, H. R. Urquhart ; Lochwin-

noch, Robert Caldwell, jun. ; Lockerbie, William Richard-

son ; Musselburgh, Thomas Lees ; North Berwick,

; Portobello, James Newlands. Banking Houses. Appendix. 107

BRANCH of the GLASGOW UNION BANKING CO. Christie's Buildings, 109 High Street. on Jones, Draw Loyd, & Co., London ; and on Sir William Forbes, Bart., James Hunter & Co., Edinburgh ; and on all the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland. John Scott, Agent. John M'Callum, Teller. Robert Stevenson, Accountant. Joseph Moore Bogle, John Adam, & John Scott, jun., clerks. Peter Blair, Porter, house 109 High street. BRANCH or the BANK or SCOTLAND. 8 St. Mirren Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon, shuts on Sa- turday at 12 o'clock. James Fincllay, Agent. R. B. Findlay, Accountant. George Mackie, Teller. John Reid and William Craies, Clerks. Negotiate Bills on all towns in Scotland, England, and Ire- land, where there is a bank or banker. Draw on Coutts & Co., London, the branches of the Bank of England, at Birmingham, Bristol, Gloucester, Hull, Leeds, &c, &c. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, and the Provincial Bank of Ireland at Dublin, Belfast, Cork, &c. James Mure, Porter, house 117 Causeyside. BRANCH OF THE BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK.

1 Cotton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon, (shuts at 12 on Saturday ) Arthur Welsh, Agent, Bank street John Peden, Accountant. Alexander Macfarlane, Teller. John Rigg, Clerk. James Burgess, Porter, 37 Thread street Draw on Smith, Payne, & Smith, London ; on the Branches of the Bank of England at Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Newcastle, Hull, and Bristol ; on Ayr Bank

and Branches ; on the Greenock Bank and Branches ; on the Bank of Ireland, and Branches at Belfast, London- derry, Cork, and Sligo on the Carlisle and Cumberland Bank. Transact business with the principal towns in Great Britain and Ireland. 108 Paisley. Banking Houses.

Branches—Aberdeen, Annan, Arbroath, Balfron, Brechin, Carluke, and Wishawton, Castle Douglas, Coldstream, Cupar, Dumfries, Dunbar, Dundee, Dunfermline, Dunse, Elgin, Forres, Fort- William, Glasgow, Golspie, Hadding. ton, Hamilton, Hawick, Inverness, Irvine, Jedburgh, Kelso, Kingussie, Kinross, Kirriemuir, Langholm, Leith, Melrose, Montrose, Nairn, Newton-Stewart, Peebles, Perth, Sanquhar, Selkirk, Stranraer, Tain, and Wigton. "town of paisley savings'Ifund. regulations. For receiving Small Deposits of Money, by the Commun- ity of Paisley, on the Security of the Heritable Property and Revenues of the Burgh. Deposits in sums as low as One Shilling will be received by the Town Chamberlain, at his Office, County Buildings, every lawful day, from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock after- noon, and from 7 till 8 evening. The interest to be Four and a Half per cent, when the sum deposited amounts to Five Shillings ; and the Interest due at the annual balances to be added to the Principal, if not drawn by the Depositors. Principal and Interest payable on demand, in such sums as may be required. The transactions iu this Savings' Fund for the year ended 30th Sept. last, have been, Money lodged, £9301 12 2 Interest paid and added to Deposits, 353 14

9655 6 2 Money drawn, 7021 2 2

Surplus money lodged, 2634 4

Since the establishment of the Fund till 30th Sept. last, a period of about 4£ years, transactions have been, Money lodged, 30,454 4 6^ Interest paid and added to Deposits, 1036 10 7

31,490 15 lb Money drawn, 22,258 16

9231 19 ll CART TRUST SAVINGS' FUND. chamberlain's office, county buildings. The Office of the Treasurer to the Cart Trustees, for the purpose of receiving Deposits of money from £1 and up- wards, on the security of the Revenues of the River and National Security Savings' Bank, §c. Appendix. 109

Property of the Trust, is open every lawful day, from 10 o'clock forenoon to 3 o'clock afternoon, and from 7 to 8 o'clock evening. The money lodged, to bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent. The deposits from £1 to £50 will be paid on demand, in such sums as may be required ; and the interest due at the annual balances, will be added to the principal, if not drawn by the depositors. Sums from £50 and upwards, will be paid after one month's notice ; and the interest payable yearly or half yearly.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK. 4 Christie Terrace. Peter Brough, Chairman—William Bissland, Deputy Chairman—John Scott, Banker, Treasurer—Archd. Hodge, Accountant, Cashier. Open for receiving and paying deposits on Mondays and

Thursdays, from 10 to 3 o'clock ; also for receiving on Satur- days from 1 to 3, and from 6 to 9 o'clock evening. Amount of deposits at 20th Nov. 1838 £15,774 12 11 do. do. 20th Nov. 1839 23,987 4 11 do, do. 20th Nov. 1840 27,204 15 7

SCOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE ASSURANCE AND ENDOWMENT SOCIETY, Instituted 1826. Head Office, 147, Buchanan street, Glasgow. James J. Duncan, Manager. PAISLEY BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Rev. Dr. Robert Burns, Chairman.

Wm. Brand, Esq., Merchant I John Bulley, Esq., Banker Thomas Callender, Esq. Thomas Gilmour, Esq., Merchant

Rob. Farquharson, Esq. of Alargue I James Drummond, Esq. George "Wylie, Esq., M.D., Medical Referee. John Crawford, Accountant, Secretary, and Agent.

Office, Christie's Terrace.—Open every lawful day from 10 a. m. till 3 P.M.

This Society is on the principle of Mutual Assurance, founded on the model of the Equitable of London, dividing to the Members. To all the profits in equitable proportion ^ show its prosperity a policy issued in 1826 and now emerging, is worth £1180. K 110 Paisley. Medical Practitioners, §c. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Thomas Richmond William Kerr John Brown, M.D. James Kerr, M.D. Jas. Paton, M.D. John Pinkerton R. M'Kechnie, M.D. William Falconer James Hutchison Allan Stewart William Bell W. M'Kechnie, M.D. George Wylie, M.D. Robert Jamieson William Torbet John Craig John Wilson Arthur Hegney Willm. Jeffrey, M.D James Cochran Peter M'Elmail D. M'Kinlay, M.D. Osborne Hendry John Yuill William Vessie Daniel Richmond James Fergus N.B.— For Residence, see Directory. VETERINARY SURGEONS. John Donaldson, 64, Love street.—James Spreull, 8, Christie street. MIDWIVES. Arranged to the different Quarters of the Town. Mrs Marshall, 34 Moss street Mrs Deans, 6 Canal street Fyfe, 29 St. James' street Robertson, 6 Wardrop street Cox, 11 Middle lane Beaton, 5 Storie street Wylie, 4 South Croft street Hart, 27 Castle street Craig, 30 Gauze street Muir, 9 Queen street Cochran, 14 Williamsburgh Stewart, 71 Broomlands Shirlaw, 26 Causeyside M. Kerr. 16 Broomlands Barr, 69 Causeyside DISPENSARY AND HOUSE OF RECOVERY. 11 BRIDGE STREET (BURGH). Managers qualified by their Subscriptions. Andrew Brown Alexander Campbell William M'Kerrell Mrs Buchanan James Coats John Orr Mrs Barclay James Forbes James Pollock William Barr Robert Fulton John SteAvart Rev. John Bremner Thomas Greenlees James Stewart Peter Brough James Harvey Joseph Twigg William Brand A. C. Holms Arthur Welsh Alexander Carlile Archibald M'Nair Joseph Whitehead Elected by the Subscribers. Rev John Bremner Rev. William France William Hodge — Archibald Baird Thomas Gilmour Robert Kirkland Robert Boyd William Giffen John Merrylees Thomas Callender Archibald Gardner Thomas Risk Thomas Carlile James Holms Thomas Fulton James Harvey President Mr Thomas Risk, Treasurer. Mr William Hodge, Secretary. Committee for Purchases, and Auditing Accounts, Messrs. Robert Kirkland, Thomas Gilmour, and Thomas Fulton. 1

Town Hospital, Sfc. Appendix. 1 1

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

Mr Allan Stewart [ Dr Daniel M'Kinlav | Dr James Paton Mr William Torbet Mr William Ken- Mr John Yuill, House Surgeon and Apothecary. Miss Stewart, Matron. Attendance at Dispensary from 11 forenoon till 1 afternoon, and from 4 afternoon till 7 evening. TOWN HOSPITAL, 7 NEW SNEDDON.

The Paisley Town Hospital was first opened for the re- ception of the Poor, in May, 1752. It is under the direction of three members of the Town Council, nine Gentlemen from the town at large, appointed by the Town Council, and a member from the Sessions of the three Parishes in the Town. It is supported by an annual assessment on the ; Inhabitants. Connected with the establishment is a small Asylum for Lunatics.

DIRECTORS OF TOWN'S HOSPITAL.

J. H. Brown, Convener. | Alex. Robertson, Treasurer. Andrew Wilson John Paton Archibald Arthur James Taylor James Calderwood Robert Armour Robt. Kirkland Matthew King Joseph Johnston John Henderson Henry Andrew Patrick O'Neil Thomas Eaglesim John Smith Andrew Arthur Robert Armour William Mellis Robert Hunter William Melvin John Burns William Adam J. S. Brown, Governor—Miss Baird, Matron. Daniel M'Kinlay, Itf.D. Surgeon. From 1st June 1840 to 1st June 1841 the average number of people in the Hospital has been 198, during which pe- riod there have been 157 admissions, 113 dismissions, and 30 deaths. In Hospital, 1st June, 1840. In Hospital, 1st June, 1841. Males, 87 Males 96 Females 105 Females 110

Total 192 Total 206 RENFREWSHIRE TRUSTEES fob GLASGOW BRIDGE. William Barr, of Drums, Convener. Sir Maxwell, of Pollok, Bart. John Graham, of Craigallian J. | John Wilson, of Thornly John Howie, of Hazelden James Dunlop, of Arthurlie William Craig, of Kirkton Allan Pollock, of Faside 1

1 2 Paisley. Renfrewshire Militia, SfC. RENFREWSHIRE MILITIA :_CXXIX. William Mure, Esq. Colonel. Lieut. -Colonel, vacant. James Walker, Esq. Major. CAPTAINS. LIEUTENANTS. ENSIGN. William Howie Wm. Cunningham James Patrick John Caldwell Donald Cameron James Love Robert Morris Douglas Dick James Smith Adjutant vacant John B. Fleming, M.D. Surgeon Peter Ferguson, Quarter Master James Orr, Sergeant Major Clothing Red—Lace, Silver Facing Yellow.

PAISLEY COFFEE ROOM-107High Street (Cross.) Thos. H. M'Farlane, Convener. Alex. Gibson, Treasurer and Secretary, County Buildings. Directors. William Langmuir Robert Farquharson Andrew Deans "William Bissland Andrew Barclay William Giffen Archibald Gardner James Stirrat Alexander Leiper Alex. M'Farlane William Martin James Forbes James Findlay Robert Cochran James Love, keeper. TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE and NEWS ROOMS 9, High Street, (Cross.) Mrs. Robert Campbell, Proprietor. TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND NEWS ROOMS, 19, Smithhiles, East End or Oed Bridge. Walter Stewart, Proprietor. TRADES' TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE, 24 High Street. James Pinkerton, proprietor. NEWS ROOMS. CAUSEYSIDE—99 Causeyside, James Bowie, proprietor. HIGH STREET—81 High St., William Aitken, Proprietor. SNEDDON—31 Old Sneddon, George Masson, Treasurer. —Mrs Blackwood, Keeper. 3

Libraries^ 3,-c. Appendix. 1 1

EXCHANGE AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 48, Moss Street. Walter Wilson, keeper, 1 Dyer's wynd. RENFREWSHIRE TONTINE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

1, Bank Street. Walter Wilson, keeper, 1 Dyer's "wynd THE PAISLEY LIBRARY, 4, Moss Street, Was opened at Whitsunday 1802. The terms are L.l Is. for a share, and 10s 6d for annual subscriptions—readers not subscribers 15s. yearly, and 8s half yearly. It contains 6000 vols, and has about 200 subscribers and readers. CURATORS. William Barr, jun., President—John Brown, M.D., Treasurer. Robert Brown, Secretary Robert "Wilson Dr. ¥m. Jeffrey David Smith John Anderson John Lorimer Robert I^aird Peter Brough Charles Mavitie John Muir, Librarian. THE TRADES' LIBRARY, 42 New Street. Open on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, from

8 till 10, and on Saturday evenings from 6 till 8 ; the Li- brarian generally accommodates country members from 3 till 4 on Thursdays—terms, One Shilling of Entry Money, One Shilling and Sixpence quarterly. CURATORS. President, Thomas Harvey, Treasurer, Ninian Crawford, j With ten other Curators. Allan Smith, Librarian, 35 Canal street. THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY, 22, Moss Street. This Library was instituted in 1808, and consists entirely of Theological Books, and of books treating on subjects nearly connected with sacred things. It is supported by an annual subscription of 5s. from each member.. CURATORS. Professor Symington, D.D., President.—Peter Brough, Treasurer.

Rev. James Graham I Rev. David Dunlop Mr. Alexander Pollock Robert M'Lauchlan | Rev. "William France, Secretary—John Muir, Librarian. R 2 1 14 Paisley. Philosophical Institution, fyc.

PHILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. Hall, 10 Abbey Close, Was instituted in 1808, and incorporated by Charter in 1812. David Ritchie, President, William Jeffrey, M.D., Vice President. William Russell, Treasurer—Robert Laird, Secretary.

Directors. — William Kerr, William Hunter, A.M. LL.D , Ninian Hodgert, Robert Jamieson, Archd. Galbreath, Robt. Craig, William Young, John Gilchrist, Robt. Hay, David Murray, Thomas Ingram.

LITERARY and CONVIVIAL ASSOCIATION. Hail, Orr Street. Instituted, 1814. William Stewart, sen.. President. James Osburn, Treasurer, Allan Gibson, Secretary. William Stirling, Steward. This Hall holds from 100 to 150 individuals, and is let for Friendly or Literary Society meetings, at Is. per meeting.—David Glassford,

PUBLIC SCHOOLS and TEACHERS. Grammar School, 5 Church Hill. William Hunter, A.M. LL.D., Rector.

Towns Mercantile and Mathematical School, 4 Meeting House Lane. Macome & Hartley, Teachers.

Towns English School, 1 9 School Wynd. John Reid, Teacher.

English Schoolfor Low Church Parish, 3 1 Storie "st. Thomas March, Teacher. 5

Schools, S)C. Appendix. 1 1

Abbey Parish School, 8 Thread Street. James M'Laren, Teacher.

Hutchesons Charity School, Orr Street* DIRECTORS. Robert Bisset, Esq., Provost. David Murray, James Barr, David Ritchie, Geo. Todd, Esqs., Bailies. Alexander Carlile, Esq., Treasurer.

Rev. Dr Burns, for St George's J. H. Brown, Convener of Town's Church Hospital Rev. Robert Stevenson, for Middle Joseph Murray, Convener of Church Weaver's Society Rev. John Macnaughtan, for High T. H. Macfarlane, Convener of Church Merchants' Society Thos.Taylor.jun., Town Treasurer John Meikleham, teacher—John Richardson, officer The average number of scholars, 265.

Roman Catholic School, Orr Street. Hugh Macfarlane, Preses—Rev J. Bremner, Secretary & Treasurer. PROTESTANT DIRECTORS. Rev. P. Brewster Robert Boyd Rev. Wm. France Joseph Twigg Thomas Callender Wm. Brand Robert Farquharson Thos. Taylor, jun. Thomas Gilmour ROMAN CATHOEIC DIRECTORS. Rev. John Bremner P. M'Elmail Sam. Brannan Rev. James Purcell Hugh M'Ghinty Edward M'Elhannon John Stuart Daniel Dillon John Small Patrick O'Neil Dennis Sleven P. Kerr James Quigley, teacher.

Paisley Educational Association Schools. Instituted 1835-36. 12 Hunter street—John Russell, Teacher. 64 Causeyside—William Harkness, Teacher. Carbrook street—John Money, Teacher.

Sessional School. 125 George street—Robert Young, Teacher.

Infant School, 12 Lawn street. Instituted 1835. Rev. Robert Macnair, President. directors. Rev, P. Brewster Rev. Robert Stevenson Robert Burns, D.D. W. M. Wade John Macnaughtan, A.M. William Johnston, Teacher 116 Paisley. Schools, ^c.

Methodist Sabbath Morning and Evening Schools. Held in their Chapel, 12, George Street. Angus Love, President— Jacob Johnson, Secretary. There are under the Directors' inspection, Scholars, (morn- ing and evening classes) about 250.

Primitive Methodists' Sabbath Morning and Evening

School. Held in their Hall, 1 Abbey Close. Daniel M'Kechnie, Treasurer—William Clifford, Secretary. Number of Scholars—Males 40, Females 60, with 6 Male and 8 Female teachers. The School has a library attached for the use of the scholars.

Deaf and Dumb Institution. Rev. Robert Macnair, President. John Scott, Treasurer. Archibald Gardner, Secretary, 3, Moss street. DIRECTORS. Rev. Dr. R. Burns James M'Arthur Alex. Macalister, sen. James Coats Hugh Macfarlane James Clark Thomas Sharp John Halden John Stewart James Whyte, jun. Andrew Barclay James Findlay Peter Brough James Holms William Brand Andrew Brown MEDICAL DIRECTORS. Dr. M'Kechnie, Wm. Kerr, Dr. Geo. Wylie. John Mitchell, teacher, 43, High street.

Sabbath and Week Day Evening Schools. Instituted 1798. James Drummond, Esq., President—David Smith, Trea- surer—John M'Gibbon & Peter Montgomery, Secretaries. REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE CONGREGATIONS. Rev. Dr Symington Rev James Banks Archd. Baird Robert Cairns Robert M'Lauchlan William Nisbet -William France REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS. William Hamilton, Lounsdale, —Matthew Arthur, Foxbar. REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE DIVISIONS. East Division — Adam Cairns.—North Division—Walter Stewart. South Division—Robert Stevenson. — West Division— Gavin Lambie and James Ballantyne. The Committee meets on the first Monday of every month. There are under the Visitors' inspection 48 Sabbath Schools. —95 Teachers and 83 Male Assistants, and 125 Female As- sistants—Total Teachers and Assistants, 303. —Scholars, 3238. —Four Week Day Evening Schools— Children in the Week Evening Schools, 138. In all 3376, to which are at- tached 36 libraries. ——7

Ministers, %c. Appendix. 1 1

PAROCHIAL SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETY. Instituted 1834. Rev. John Macnaughtan, President—Hugh Thomson, Trea- surer—Rev. John Campbell, Secretary, 44 Oakshaw street. There are under this society 45 schools, 187 teachers, and 2,604 scholars. The schools have libraries attached.

GiELIC CHURCH SABBATH AND WEEK DAY EVENING CLASSES. Instituted 1834. The Rev. John Campbell, and a few others connected with the congregation, impart religious instruction in Gaelic on the Sabbath evenings, and on Tuesday evenings for prayer, and on Wednesday evenings the Rev. Mr. Campbell in Eng- lish, to the young of the congregation, and others who may please to attend.

MINISTERS. CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Abbey Church— 16 Smithhills and 7 Abbey close, Robert Macnair and Patrick Brewster—Patron, Marquis of Aber- corn. Gaelic Church—43 Oakshaw St., John Campbell—Congrega- tion. High Church—4 Church Hill, John Macnaughtan, A.M. Town Council. Martyrs Church—60 Broomlands—James Falconer— Sub- scribers. Middle Church—6 Churchhill, Robert Stevenson—Town Council. North Church—9 Love street, James Graham—Congrega- tion. St. George's Church—George street, Robert Burns, D.D Town Council. South Church—Neilston street, vacant— Subscribers. The Presbytery meet in St. George's Session House first Wednesday of Fe- bruary, April, May, July, September, November, and December—hour 11 fore- noon—Rev. Thomas Brydson, Moderator, Levern—Rev. Mr. K'Kellar, Clerk, Mearns— Officers, James Robertson, 41 Gordon's lane, Thomas Ewing, 29 New Smithhills, John Richardson, 89 High street, and William Millar, 2 Maxwell street, Paisley. DISSENTERS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY. Baptist Chapel—6 Barr street, S. Cameron, and James Wylie, pastors— Congregation. 1 1 8 Paisley. Ministers, fyc.

Baptist Chapel -43 Storie street, W. Shanks, and J. Taylor —Congregation. Congregationalists'' Chapel—23 Old Sneddon street, Robert M'Lauchlan—Congregation. Holy Catholic Apostolic Church— Canal street, William Mur- ray, pastor—Congregation. House of Israel—30 Gauze street, John Booz, patriarch. Independent Chapel—8 Abbey close, Andrew Kelly— Con- gregation. Methodist Chapel— 12 George street, Joseph Hudson—Con- ference. New Jerusalem Church— 1 Stevenson street, W. L. Morton, leader—Congregation. Primitive Methodists— 10 Abbey close, John Snowdon—Con- ference. Reformed Presbytery—39 Oakshaw street, Andrew Syming- ton, D.D., Professor— Congregation. Relief {East) —9 Thread street, vacant—Congregation. Relief {West)—Canal street, James Banks Congregation. Roman Catholic Chapel—3 East Buchanan street, John Bremner, and James Purcell—appointed by the Bishop. Trinity Church {for Protestant Episcopalians)— 10 St. James' place, W. M. Wade— Congregation. Unitarian Chapel—42 George street, Christopher Dunlop, Peter Callender, D. Wilson, Robert Findlay—Congrega- tion. United Methodists—7 Oakshaw street, C. John Kennedy, James Riley —Congregation. United Secession, (No. I)—Oakshaw street, William France —Congregation. United Secession, {No. 2) — 16 Abbey close, William Nisbet —Congregation. United Secession, {No. 3)—6 and 7 St. James' street—Archi- bald Baird—Congregation. United Secession, (No. 4)—21 George street, Robert Cairns —Congregation. PAISLEY SACRAMENTAL FAST DAYS. Fridays before second Sabbath of March, and first Sabbath of August. SESSION CLERKS' OFFICES. Abbey Church Parish, Rev. David Dunlop, 29 New Smithhills High do. Thomas Crichton, 10 Back Sneddon Low do. Thomas March, 31 Storie street Middle do. John Reid, 25 Moss street. ———9

Church Officers, fyc. Appendix. 1 1 CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Abbey Church—Thomas Ewing, officer, 29 New Smithhills —James Thomson, leader of the band, Glasgow. Gcelic Church—Mrs- Duncan Graham, officer, 44 Oakshaw street—precentor, vacant. High Church—John Richardson, officer, 86 High street James Inglis, precentor, 4 Wardrop street. Martyrs' Church—Thomas Gibb, officer, 7 West Campbell street—Andrew Gilchrist, precentor, 78 George street Middle Church—William Miller, jun., officer, 2 Maxwell street—John Hart, precentor, Underwood street North Church—Thomas Campsie, officer, 69 Love street David Alison, precentor, 12 New Sneddon. St. George's Church—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane—Robert Donald, precentor, Linwood. South Church—Peter Fulton, officer, 9 Neilston street Alexander Cunningham, precentor, 2 Causeyside. Baptist Chapel—8 Barr street, no officer— Samuel Cameron, precentor, 141 George street Do. 43 Storie street, James More, officer, 43 Storie street—Alexander Whitehill, precentor, 9 Wellmeadow Congregationalists' Chapel—Colin Henderson, officer, 5 Sir Michael street—Andrew Tannahill, precentor, 13 Glen st. Holy Catholic Apostolic Church—Robert Sloan, officer, Canal street Independent Chapel—no officer—James M'Gown, precentor, 17 Back Sneddon. Methodist Chapel—Henry M' Cowan, officer, 12 George st. Charles Crombie, precentor, 5 Stow place Primitive Methodist—Daniel M'Kechnie, officer, Albion st. —William Clifford, precentor, Inkle street. Reformed Presbytery—David Currie, officer, 39 Oakshaw st. —Alexander M'Farlane, precentor, 29 Ferguslie. Relief (East)—James Lang, officer, 10 Thread street—pre- centor, vacant. Relief (West) —William Stewart, officer, 3 Ralston square- John Hamilton, precentor, 32 Broomlands Roman Catholic Chapel—William Standford, door keeper, 4 East Buchanan street. **> Trinity Church for Protestant Episcopalians—John Robert- son, officer, 34, St. James' street—Peter Southwell, clerk, 23 Oakshaw street. Unitarian Chapel—Robert M'Lellan, officer, 1 Ralston sq. James Melvin, precentor. United Methodist—7 Oakshaw street, John Spence, precen- tor, 14 Storie street. 120 Paisley. Grave Diggers, §c

United Secession, (No. 1)—Oakshaw street, "William Shanks, officer, 1 Oakshaw street—Robert Lees, precentor, 30 St. James' street. United Secession, (No. 2)— 16 Abbey close, James Galbreath, officer, 5 Abbey close—John Crooks, precentor, 5 Inkle st. United Secession, (No. 3)—6 and 7 St. James' street, Archd. Meikle, officer, 8 Love st. —John Marshall, precentor, 5 St. James st. United Secession (No 4) —21 George street, Ebenezer C. M'Farlan, officer, 24 George st. —Wm. Johnston, precen- tor, 3, Maxwell street. GRAVE DIGGERS. Abbey Church—Thomas M'Donald, 7 Smithhills Abbey Close United Secession Church—James Galbreath, 5 Abbey close East Relief Church—apply to James Lang, 10 Thread street Gaelic Church—Daniel Robertson, 14 Oakshaw street High and Low Churches—David Thomson, 9 Oakshaw st. Martyrs' Church—Thomas Gibb, 7 West Campbell street Oakshaw Street United Secession Church—William Shanks, 1 Oakshaw street Reformed Presbytery Church—D. Currie, 39 Oakshaw st. South Church—Peter Fulton, 9 Neilston street Trinity Church—apply to John Robertson, 34 St. James st. West Relief Church—James Fairlie, 53 Canal street James M'Pherson, Bailie, of Abbey Burying Ground—house 2 Gauze street STENTMASTERS FOR THE BURGH. James Cook, Walter Allison, Archibald Arthur, Alex. Lang, William M'Alister, jun., James Turnbull, Wm Barbour, William Baldwin, Thomas Eaglesim, John Smith, Jamos Kerr, John Hair, John Fleming, John Hutcheson, Andrew Gilmour, Walter Nicol.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

Paisley Eastern and Renfrewshire Bible Society. Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Lieut, of Ayrshire, President. Ten Vice-Presidents. Rev. Dr. Burns, Mr. Warrand Carlile, Secretaries, with a Committee of Twenty Directors—John Muir, Clerk. Furnished Lodgings, fyc. Appendix. 1 2 1

Parochial Missionaries. Middle Parish—D. R. Clark, High street St. George's Parish—John Storie, Riccartsbar

Paisley Gcelic Missionary Society. — Instituted March 1817- Mr. Hugh Macfarlane, President William Hardie, jun., Treasurer Rev. Robt. M'Lauchlan, and Rev. James Banks, Secretaries, with a Committee of eighteen Directors FURNISHED LODGINGS. Allan, Mrs., 13 Saucel Murray, James, 3 Back Sneddon

Baird, Miss, 21 Moss street M'Gown, Mrs. George, 1 Lilias' Brodie, Mrs. D., 16 Old Sneddon wynd Bunten, Mrs. Win., 18 High st. M'Lure, Robt., 3 Sir Michael st.

Campbell, Mrs. John, 3 Garth- Parlane, Mrs., 1 Orr square land street Paterson, Miss, 87 High street Fleming, Mrs. Joseph, 35 Cau- Reid, Mrs., 4 Well street seyside Scroggie, Mrs., 7 Burn row Fraser, Mrs., 57 Canal street Sommerville, James, 30 Storie st. Giffen, Mrs., 56 Causeyside Vallance, Miss, 4 Garthland st. Hamilton, Miss, 10 Barclay st. Wardrop, Mrs., 27 New Sned- Henning, Misses, 89 High street don Howe, Mrs., 8 Abercorn street Whyte, Margaret, 20 Gauze st. Lindsay, Mrs. Walter, 9 Orr sq. Wilson, Mrs., 66 Canal street

Lyon, Mrs , 1 St. James' street Wilson, Miss, 4 Garthland st. Mason, Miss, 73 Causeyside Young, Mrs., 49 High street CONVEYANCE BY LAND AND WATER,

POST-OFFICE.— 6 Gilmour Street. ARRIVALS. Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle, London, and Ireland, - Ride 4 A.M. Glasgow, - steam 9—15 A.M. Glasgow and Edinburgh, - do. 12—15 P.M. Glasgow, Carlisle, and London, - do. 2—15 P.M. Glasgow and Edinburgh, - do. 5—15 P.M. Greenock and Port- Glasgow, ride 4 A.M. Greenock and Port-Glasgow, steam 1— 10 P.M. Greenock and Port-Glasgow, do. 4—10 P.M. Renfrew, - foot 2—30 P.M. Renfrew, - do. 8 P.M. Johnstone, Lochwinnoch, Beith, Irvine, and Ayr, - steam 12—40 p. M, Johnstone, Lochwinnoch, Beith, Dairy, Kilwinning, Irvine, and Ayr, - do. 8— 40 p. M L 122 Paisley. Post Office.

DEPARTURES.

1 Glasgow, - - - - - Steam 11—10 a.m. 2 Glasgow, London, and North of Scotland, do. 1 — 10 p.m. 3 Glasgow and Irish, ... do. 4— 10 p.m. 4 Glasgow, and West of England, do. 8 p.m. 5 Glasgow, and Edinburgh, - - do. 9 p.m. 1 Greenock and Port-Glasgow, - ride 4— 15 a.m. 2 Greenock and Port-Glasgow, - steam 12— 15 p.m. 3 Greenock and Port-Glasgow, - do. 2— 10 p.m. 4 Greenock and Port-Glasgow, - do. 5—15 p.m. 1 Renfrew, - foot 7 a.m. 2 Renfrew, - do. 3—30 p.m. 1 Johnstone, Beith, Irvine, and Ayr, steam 7—40 a.m. 2 Johnstone, Lochwinnoch, Beith, Dairy, Kilwinning, Irvine, Troon, and Ayr, do. 4—40 p.m. Dairy three times a week per carrier.

SUNDAY MAILS. —ARRIVALS.

1 Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle, London, and

Irish, - . ride 4 a.m. 2 Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle, and London, do. 6 p.m. 3 Renfrew, ------foot 7 a.m.

DEPARTURES.

1 Greenock, ----- rids 4 a.m. 2 Renfrew, ----- foot 7 a.m. 3 Johnstone and Beith, - ride 4-30 a.m. 4 Glasgow and Irish, - do. 3 p.m. 5 Glasgow, Edinburgh, Carlisle and London, do. 9 p.m.

Office open every lawful day from 8 Morning till 9 Even- ing, and on Sunday from 10 till a quarter before 11 ; and from 1 till half-past 1 ; and from 7 till 8 evening.

A receiving box is placed at Mrs. Hutchison's, 28 Well- meadow.

Alexander M'Farlane, postmaster—house 15 High street. John Hart, clerk—house Christie street. John Duncan, letter-runner—house 14 Back Sneddon. Thomas Ker, letter-runner—house 25 Cotton street. Thomas Stevenson, letter-runner—house 14 Thread street. David Telfer, letter-runner—house 3 Maxwell street. Post Office Appendix. 1*23

INLAND KATES OF POSTAGE.

.Prep.iid. Unpaid. Prepaid. Unv aid. i

Above Not above 8 d. s. d. s. d. s. (1. j £ ounce 1 2 8 ounce 9 ounce 1 6 3 \ ounce 1 2 4 10 1 8 3 4 1 4 8 10 ...... 11 1 10 3 8

2 6 1 11 ...... 12 2 4

3 8 I 4 12 ...... 13 2 2 4 4

4 ...... 10 1 8 13 ...... 14 2 4 4 8

5 1 2 14 ...... 15 2 6 5

6 1 2 2 4 15 ...... 16 2 8 5 4 7 ...... I 4 2 8

The Post Office do not convey packages exceeding 16 ounces in weight inland, except in the case of Parliamentary papers, and other privileged documents. The above are the charges on all letters posted and delivered in the United

Kingdom, without regard to distance ; and there is no differ- ence in the case of letters posted and delivered within the boundaries of the old Penny Post offices in towns. The rate of postage is affected by the weight entirely, and not by the number of sheets or inclosures. COLONIAL AND EAST INDIA LETTERS BY PACKET.

Not above i ounce ..Is.

Above $ ounce and not above 1 ounce.. 2s ... 1 ...... 2 4s.

... 2 ... ., 3 ... ..6s. ... 3 ... 4 ... .8s. ... 4 ... 5 ... 10s. and so on, half ounces not being counted when the letter ex- ceeds 1 ounce. The postage is uniform, and applies, in what- ever part of the United Kingdom the letter is posted, or to whatever colony it is directed to. In the case of East India letters, this rate applies only to those passing by the Fal- mouth packets, and thence overland, and not to those passing in the first place through France. There is no limitation to any particular weight. SHIP LETTERS. These include letters passing by private ships, between any place in the United Kingdom, and a place beyond seas, foreign or colonial, including Ceylon, the Mauritius, the Cape, and the East Indies. Owners, Consignees, or Charter- ers, (resident in the United Kingdom) and the Owner, Con- signees, and Shippers of goods on board vessels, inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters from sea postage, to the extent of six ounce. A penalty of ten pounds is in- —

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curred by parties falsely superscribing a letter as Owner, Shipper, Charterer, or Consignee.

Not above h ounce... . Os. 8d.

Above i ounce and not above 1 ounce Is. 4d.

... 1 ... 2 2s. 8d. . ... 2 ... 3 4s. Od. ... 3 ... 4 5s. 4d. ... 4 ... 5 6s. 8d. and so on progressively. FOREIGN LETTERS NOT BY PRIVATE SHIP. N.B—When a place is printed in italics, the pre-payment

of the postage to it is optional ; all the other foreign postages must be prepaid. Single rates of Postage on letters to and

from the places following, : viz Frontiers of France, lOd ; Spain, via Falmouth, 2s. 2d. ; United States Is. via Falmouth ; Malta and the Ionian Islands Is ; Greece, Syria, and Egypt, 2s. 5d. — Greece, Turkey, and Mediterranean, via Marseilles,

if addressed by French packet, 2s. 8£d ; Malta, Ionian Islands, and Egypt, via Marseilles, British packet or monthly

closed mail, Is. ; &d Germany, via France, Is. 4d. (daily) ;

Switzerland, via France, Is. 2d, (daily) ; Spain, Italy, Sicily, Venetian Lombardy, Turkey, the Levant, and the Archipelago, via France, Is. 7d. (daily) ; Holland, and Belgium, by Lon- don packet, Is. 6d; Denmark, Sweden, and other parts of the North of Europe, by London packets, every Tuesday

and Friday, Is. lOd ; Sweden, and Norway, via Hull, during summer only, every Saturday, Is. 8d; Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Greece, Turkey, and Egypt, if not directed via France, Is. lOd ; —Lisbon or any other port in Portugal, Is. 9d ; Ma-

deira, Is. lOd. ; Cuba, Columbia, and Mexico, 2s. 3d;

Brazil, 2s. 9d ; Buenos Ayres, and other ports on the conti- nent of South America, except Columbia, Brazil, or Mexico, 2s. 7d. St Domingo, Martinique, Guadaloupe, St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. Martin, and any other foreign Island in the West Indies, as to which there is no rate before authorized, Is. 5d. N.B. —The following days for closing the packet mails have to be attended to, viz :—Brazil packet, 1st Tues- day of each month ; Leeward Islands, and Jamaica packet,

1st and 15th of every month ; Mediterranean packet, every

Saturday ; Greece and Malta, every 2d Saturday of the month ; Egypt, every 4th Saturday ; East India Packet post, 4th Saturday of every month. NEWSPAPERS. Stamped British Newspapers pass free from one place to another. When addressed to a person residing within the Carriers' Quarters, fyc. Appendix. 125 limits of the post town, where it is posted, or the suburbs, a postage of Id is charged on a paper. British and colonial newspapers pass free to and from the colonies by the Fal- mouth packets The privilege includes papers to and from the East Indies by the Mediterranean packets. When the conveyance is by private ship the postage is Id. All news- papers must be without covers, or in covers open at the sides, and must have no other writing on them but the address, and no enclosure. All newspapers sent out of the kingdom must be posted within seven days after publication. Newspapers may be examined by the officers of Post-office, and if there be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is charge- able with treble the amount of postage which a letter of the same weight would have been liable to. Any person con- travening the law may, at the option of the Postmaster- General, be prosecuted as for a misdemeanour. MONEY ORDERS. The most secure mode of transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills or Drafts, is to divide each and send the halves by different posts, waiting the acknowledgment of the one half before forwarding the other. Coin should not be sent by post, and persons having occa- sion to transmit small sums, will avoid all risk by sending the money through the medium of the Money Order Office, which is carried on by the Post Office on the public account. The charge for such orders will be sixpence on sums of Two Pounds and under, and one shilling and sixpence on sums between Two and Five Pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount. To avoid trouble, it must be un- derstood that the party in whose favour the order is drawn must attend personally to receive it.

CARRIERS' QUARTERS, &c. The Van starts every Tuesday and Friday from 110 Causeyside, at 8 o'clock evening to the Steam Packet Office,

Newhaven ; arriving in time for the starting of the London Steam Packets, Archibald Leckie, proprietor. AYR—John Stevenson, 91 Causeyside, arrives on Monday, Thursday, departs Tuesday, Friday. James Morton, 5 New street, arrives Monday, Thurs- day, departs Tuesday, Friday. BEITH—Robert Thomson, 29 High street, arrives Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, departs Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. L 2 126 Paisley, Carriers* Quarters.

BEITH—James Howie, 5 New street, arr Tues Thurs Sat dep Tues Thurs Sat BRIDGE OF WEIR—John Caldwell, 35 High street, arr Tues Thurs Sat dep Tues Thurs Sat BRIDGE OF WEIRaud KILMALCOLM—John Barclay, 29 High street, arrives Thursday, departs Thursday. DENNYLOANHEAD—John Patrick, 25 High street, arr Wed Sat dep Wed Sat GLASGOW—James Smellie, 5 Abbey street, arr daily dep daily — John Bell, 11 New Smithhills, arr daily dep daily — James Bissland, 7 Smithhills, arr daily dep daily — Archd. Leckie, 110 Causeyside, arr daily at 6 o clock p.m. dep. daily 9 p.m. -— Hugh Paton, 10 Lawn street, arr daily dep daily — Thomas Thomson, 6 Smithhills, arr daily at 6 o'clock p.m. dep daily at 9 p.m. HOUSTON—Wm. Steel, 35 High street, arr Tues Thur Sat dep Tues Thur Sat JOHNSTONE—Peter Lindsay, 24 High street arr daily dep daily KILBARCHAN—James Galbreath, 29 High st. arr daily

dep daily ; to Glasgow, Wednesday and Friday ; and to Linwood Tuesday and Thursday — Alex. Lyle, 1 2 Causeyside, arr daily dep daily — John M'Arthur, 17 Causeyside, arr daily dep daily — John Semple, 19 Causeyside, arr daily dep daily KILBRIDE—(West) James Stirrat, 5 New street arr Tues dep Wednesday KILMARNOCK—Alex. Russell, 91 Causeyside, arr Monday Thursday dep Tuesday Friday — James Morton, 5 New street, arr Monday Thursday dep Tuesday Friday — John Stevenson, 91 Causeyside, arr Monday Thursday dep Tuesday Friday LOCHWINNOCH—John Robertson, 29 High street, arr and dep Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday MID TOWN FIELD—John M'Nab & Co. 23 High st. (Mr Taylor's) arr and dep Tuesday and Wednesday NEILSTON—Thos. Muir, 91 Causeyside, arr daily dep daily RENFREW— (foot) William Morton, 44 Moss st. arr twice daily dep daily twice STEWARTON and KILMARNOCK—Alex. Russell, 91 Causeyside, arr Monday, Thursday, dep Tues Fri — James Morton, 5 New st. arr Monday and Thursday dep Tuesday and Friday Railways, SfC. Appendix. 127

STRANRAER—James Brown 5 New street, an* Friday once every 3 weeks, dep Tuesday once every 3 weeks.

PAISLEY AND RENFREW RAILWAY. Summer Hours.

The Carriages will depart as follows : —From Paisley at a quarter past every hour, beginning at quarter past 6 o'clock morning, ending at a quarter past 8 o'clock evening. From Renfrew at a quarter before every hour, beginning at a quarter before 7 o'clock morning, ending at a quarter before 9 o'clock evening. Winter Hours, from Paisley. Beginning at a quarter past eight morning, ending at a quar- ter past 6 o'clock evening From Renfrew. Beginning at a quarter before 9 morning, ending at a quar- ter before 7 o'clock evening. Passeng-ers must supply themselves with tickets, before en- tering the carriages. Office and Depot, Great Hamilton street, Paisley. Robert Mills, manager, Paisley. James Cumming, manager, Renfrew.

STEAM BOATS. Steam Boats for passengers, start from the Broomielaw, Glasgow, every lawful day with great frequency to all parts of the Firth, and round the Coast. For particulars, see notice boards at Renfrew Railway station, Great Hamilton street, and 16 St Mirren street. GLASGOW AND PAISLEY JOINT RAILWAY. Railway Station, Giemour Street. departure of trains. To Glasgow at ten minutes past 9, 10, & 11 morning, and 12

noon, 1,2,3, 4, 5, 7, 8, & 9 afternoon ; and also at twenty minutes before 10 morning, 1, 7, & 9 afternoon. GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KILMARNOCK, AND AYR RAILWAY. DEPARTURE. To Ayr at ten minutes before 8 and 11 morning, 1, 3, 5, and 7 afternoon. The ten minutes before 1 o'clock train for 128 Paisley. Railways, fye.

Parcels and Light Goods, with 2d and 3d Class Carriages only. A Train with heavy Luggage, packed the night before, will start from Glasgow and from Ayr at 6 a.m., but will not carry any passengers.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK RAILWAY. DEPARTURE.

To Greenock, at twenty minutes past 8, 9*, and 10 morning-, 12 noon, 2*, 3, 4, 5*, 6, and 8 afternoon. The Trains marked * stop at the Houstoun and Bishopton stations. All the Trains stop at the Port-Glasgow station. No Trains on Sundays. N. B. —For particulars see Notice Boards, at Railway Station, east side of Gilmour street, St. Mirren street (Cross), Causey side, foot of New street, 149 George street, 27 Well- meadow, and 9 Gauze street.

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, & ARDROSSAN CANAL.

Canal Wharf, 18, Canal Street. Passage Boats Paisley for Glasgow, and Glasgow for Paisley, every hour, from 9 morning to 9 evening, both inclusive. Glasgow for Johnstone, 9, 11 1, 2, 4, 6, 7. Johnstone for Glasgow, 8^, 101 12£ 2£, 4£, 6±, 7J. Paisley for Jonnstone, 10, 12 2, 3, 5, 7, 8. Fares. First Cabin. Second Cabin. Between Johnstone and Glasgow,... 9 6 Between Paisley and Glasgow, 6 4 Between Paisley and Johnstone.... 3 2 For intermediate distances, and for children, see Way- Bill.

An Omnibus starts opposite the Black Bull Coach office, 10 Argyll street, Glasgow, one quarter of an hour before each

Boat, with Passengers for Port-Eglinton ; and conveys Pas- sengers from thence, to Glasgow. Fares, 2d. An Omnibus is in waiting at Rosshill Bridge, to convey Passengers, by these Boats from Glasgow or Paisley, to Barrhead, and also bringing Passengers at same time to the Boats that leave Glasgow and Paisley, at 9 morning, 12 noon, and at 5 and 8 evening. These boats in going from Paisley to Glasgow pass Rosshill Bridge about 20 minutes, and Dumbreck Bridge about 40 minutes, after leaving Pais- Trustees of River Cart, tyc. Appendix. 1 29

ley ; and in going from Glasgow to Paisley, pass Dumbreck Bridge about 15 minutes, and Rosshill Bridge about 35 min- utes after leaving Glasgow—'Dumbreck Bridge is about one mile distant from Pollokshaws Cross.

Trading Boats Start every lawful day from Johnstone for Paisley and Glas- gow, at 6 and 9 morning From Paisley for Glasgow, at 6 morning, half-past 10, and 12 noon From Paisley for Johnstone, at 1 1 forenoon and 3 afternoon From Glasgow, for Paisley at 6 morning, 12 noon, and 2 afternoon. From Glasgow for Johnstone at 6 Morning and 12 Noon. Canal Office, 18 Canal street—James Lang, Manager. For Rates of Carriage, apply to James Stewart, Moodie's Court, 31 Argyll street, Glasgow Archibald Fulton, Storekeeper, Port-Eglinton, Glasgow Alexander Kay, Store-keeper, Johnstone Robert Fulton, Store-keeper, Paisley With any of whom orders may be left, and inquiries made, relative to the Carrying trade.

TRUSTEES OF RIVER CART. The Magistrates and Town Council of Paisley, for the time being. AUDITORS OF ACCOUNTS. Elected annually by the Householder Inhabitants within the Parliamentary Bounds in terms of Act of Parliament.

Henderson John C. Condie | John Paton John j

\ Hart Thomas Henderson I Hugh Thomson John Gavin Lang, clerk—Robert Brown, treasurer. William Abercrombie, collector of dues and harbour master.

TOWN DUES, Leviable by the Tacksman of the Custom Booth, Meal Mar-

ket, and Fairs ; on Goods brought to Town for Sale. Authorised by Crown Charter of 1488. Public Weigh House, 32 High street. Tacksmen—Messrs. Adair and Colquhoun. Agent—James Paterson, house 30 Oakshaw street. 130 Paisley. Regulations of Cart Trust, fyd-

Those articles within parenthesis to be weighed by the Custom-men if required. (Any quantity of Salt Butter below a stone, each stone of Fish,) each cheese below 161b, each cog1 or kit of Butter, without the Milk, each draught of Milk, with or without Butter -.--.- £

Six dozen, and all below 1 egg I From 31 to 36 doz 6 eggs From 7 to 12 doz. inclus. 2 eggs 37 to 40 7 — 13 to 18 3 — 41 to 45 8 — —— 19 to 24 4— 48 to 50 9 — 25 to 30 5 — And so on in proportion. I Resident Burgesses to pay one half of the above. WEIGHING CHARGES.

Each bag of Cotton above 1 cwt 4d Each bag of Cotton below 1 cwt - - - - 2 Brass or Copper per stone - - - - - 1£ Lint, Hemp, or Wool, per stone - - - - 1

Lead, Iron, Tallow, Butcher Meat ; Soap, Ashes, and other Bleaching stuffs, per stone - ^ REGULATIONS Appointed by the Trustees of the River Cart, to be observed relative to the Traffic on the said River, and the use of the Harbours and Quays of the same, and the Navigable Cut or Canal at Inchinnan, \0th October, 1837. I. On the arrival of any Vessel in the Harbour, the Har- bour Master shall immediately ascertain her Name and Ton- nage, the kind and quantity of Goods on board, with the Table of Tonnage Dues, §c. Appendix. 131 name of the Owner, and enter these particulars in a Book to be kept for the purpose ; and he shall assign to each Ves- sel such station or berth as he may think proper ; but no Vessel, except when loading or unloading, shall be allowed to retain an inside berth. II. No Ballast, Sand, Lime, or Rubbish, shall be allowed to be put into or taken out of any Vessel, except under the superintendence or orders of the Harbour Master, who, if any such articles are to be laid upon the Quay, shall give direc- tions for the place of deposit, which shall be at the distance of Three feet at least from the edge of the Quay ; and such articles shall be removed from the Quay, immediately after being laid down by the Owners or others having charge of the same, or at their expense, by the Harbour Master, in case of undue delay. In the removal, Canvass shall be used to prevent any of the said articles from falling into the Water. III. All Goods put on board or taken from Vessels at the Quay, shall be laid at the distance of Ten feet from the edge of the Quay, and shall be so laid as not to interfere with the loading or unloading of any other Vessels. All Goods to be removed from the Quay within Forty-eight Hours after being deposited; and if not removed within this period, the Harbour Master shall cause the removal to be made at the expense of the Owners. IV. Vessels taking in or discharging Coals, shall use a Hone, or Canvass, to prevent the Coals from falling into the River. V. Rafts of Wood are not to exceed Thirty Feet in breadth, and Three Tire of Logs in depth, and shall not be allowed r.o lie at the Quay, or in the Canal, or at any narrow part of the River, longer than Twenty-four Hours. VI. All persons contravening these Regulations, or inter- fering with the Harbour Master in the discharge of his duty, shall be subject to the Penalties provided by the Act, entitul- ed, " An Act to amend an Act for improving the Navigation of the River Cart, and for deepening and extending the Har- bour of Paisley in the County of Renfrew." TABLE OF TONNAGE DUES LEVIABLE On Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Commodities, Cattle, Coals, and other Things carried in or upon the River Cart, or Na- vigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof; and of the Duty on all Ships, Passage Boats, Barges, Lighters, Boats, or other Craft carrying any Passenger or Passengers upon the -aid River, or Navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof. 132 Paisley. Humane Society, &>c.

Each Ton of Grain, (5) 4d Each Ton of Wood, @ lid Each Ton of Stones, Fire-clay, Sand, Lime, and Bricks, ® 4d Each Ton of Coals, @ 2d Each Ton of Slates, @ 8d Each Ton of Pig Iron, <3> 4d Each Empty Barrel, @ #* Each Ton of all other Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Commodities, Cattle, and other Things, @ 6d For each and every time any Ship, Steam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other CraTt carrying any Passenger or Passengers, shall ply upon or navigate the River, or navigable Cut or Canal, or any part thereof, upwards, per ton, ...... @ |d And a Duty for each and every time such Ship, Steam Boat, Vessel, Barge, Lighter, Boat, or other Craft, shall ply upon or navigate the said River, or Cut or Canal, or any part thereof, downwards, of, per Ton, — ... @ |d Luggage of Persons or Families going to Bath- ing or other Quarters, to be Free. Passengers on Business to be allowed 28 lbs.

weight of Luggage free ; any surplus to be charged as other Goods. If the Owners of Goods or Passage Boats, or their Agents, are not willing to pay the Rates and Duties contained in the above table, then it shall be competent for the Collector to demand the maximum amount of the Dues authorised to be levied by the Act; of Parliament, passed 17th June, 1835, en- tituled " An Act to amend an Act for improving the Naviga- tion of the River Cart, and for Deepening and Extending the Harbour of Paisley, in the County of Renfrew."

PAISLEY HUMANE SOCIETY. Instituted 1837. Thomas Cox, president, 3 Moncrieff street—William Coch- ran, treasurer, Maxwell street—Smith Moody, secre- tary, 13 Glen street. STATIONS. 1st Boat, at Mr Clark's factory, Seedhill 2d Do. at Mr Carlile's factory, Carlile place 3d Do. at Mr Maxwell's, Merksworth Humane Society Directions. Appendix. 133 DIRECTIONS For the Recovery of the apparently Drowned or Dead. BY THE PAISLEY HUMANE SOCIETY. IN APPARENT DEATH three objects are constantly to be kept in view ; 1st, to remove every hurtful cause ; 2d, to regulate the temperature of the body ; 3d, to restore breath- ing-. For these purposes the following directions may be usefully employed, till medical assistance arrive, which ought instantly to be sent for in every case. In a Case of Drowning. Remove as quickly as possible all wet clothesfrom the body* dry it well, wrap it in any warm woollen covering, and con- vey it, with the head and breast moderately raised, to the nearest house, where none but useful assistance ought to be admitted. Let the body now be laid in a warm bed, or up» on a warm blanket near a fire, but not exposed to a strotig heat. Let the lost heat be restored by rubbing the surface with warm cloths or hands, by wrapping a piece of warm flannel or blanketting round the waist, and by applying warm substances,^^ and chiefly to the trunk and head, next to the limbs. The most convenient for this purpose are bottles or flasks filled with warm water, and bags or stockings filled with hot grain, chaff, bran, salt, or sand. Large glysters of warm water should also be exhibited. To restore the breath* ing, let a person firmly compress the nostrils with the fin- g-ers of one hand, then apply his mouth across the mouth of

the body, and blow forcibly ; let him now lift his head, and the air will escape. This operation is to be commenced as soon as possible, and continued till natural breathing return, or till the case appear hopeless. If water in the mouth and nostrils prevent inflation of the lungs, it ought to be dis- charged by blowing into the mouth while the nostrils are left open. In a Case of Strangling. Remove everything tight from the neck and breast, then proceed to inflate the lungs and restore heat, as directed above. In a case of Suffocationfrom Impure Air. Admit fresh air, inflate the lungs, and if the body be cold,

restore heat as directed above ; if, as sometimes happens, it be warmer than naturally, reduce the heat by dashing the head, neck, and breast smartly with cold water. In a case of Apparent Death from Lightning. Besides using the same means as for suffocation, give large glysters of salt and water, and use friction over the whole body. M 134 Paisley. Public Offices, fyc.

In a case of Apparent Death from Inttnse Cold. Avoid placing- the body at first near the fire, use friction

rather than apply heat for a time ; in other respects act as for drowning. In a case of Excessive Intoxication. If the breathing be suspended, act as for drownings give large glysters of salt and water, endeavour to bring up the contents of the stomach by tickling the throat with feathers ; for the same purpose when the power of swallowing is re- stored, give copious draughts of warm water. To prevent Death from Loss of Blood. If from a wound, apply firm pressure to the wound by the finger or a small pad, till medical assistance can be procured. if from a limb, twist a handkerchief tightly round the limb, nearer to the heart than the wound. If fainting has taken place, lay the patient in the recumbent position, apply harts- horn to the nostrils. If the bleeding is from an internal part, apply cold wet cloths, and avoid ail stimulants. A Medical Apparatus lies in the Town's Hospital, another in the House of Recovery.

PUBLIC OFFICES, &e. Advertiser Office— 15 St. Mirren street, published every Saturday morning Canal Office— 18 Canal st., Jas. Lang, manager and treasurer Cess and Tax— 3 Christie terrace, John Auld, sub -collector,

David Smith, surveyor, Gilmourst. ; Wm. Barr, clerk to Commissioners of Supply, 33 Old Sneddon Chamberlain— County Buildings, Ifcobt. Brown, chamberlain Coffee Room— 107 High street (Cross), James Love, keeper Commissary Office—2 Lawn street, Robert Wylie, commis- sary clerk Directory Office—57 Canal street, George Fowler. Notices for Directory received at do. Excise and Permit Office— (Christie's Buildings,) 109 High

street ; open from Seven morning to Six afternoon. John Pearson, supervisor. William Findlater, John Greenfield, William Hidley, Martin Downey, Thomas Hill, Nathaniel Robinson, John S. Gleed, George Miller, William Bayne, (Johnstone) Thomas Duffas, James Colquhoun, Officers, —James Brown, permit Officer—Mrs. Stevenson, office keeper Gas Company s Office, 22 Moss st. —William Nairne, trea-

surer ; works Blackstoun Road ; Archd. Cook, man-

ager & engineer ; Peter Jack, clerk and law agent. ;;

Public Offices, fyc. Appendix. 135

Glasgow, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal— 18 Canal street ; James Lang, manager and treasurer, Robert Fulton, store-keeper Jail and Bridewell—County Buildings, James Mitchell, go- vernor Justice of Peace Clerk—County Buildings, Alex. Gibson, de-

pute Clerk ; J. Hart, fiscal, office 87 High street Paisley and Renfrewshire Reformer Office— 19 High street published on Saturday at 5 o'clock evening

Police Office—County Buildings ; James Stewart, superin-

tendent ; Andrew Millar, writer, clerk, 4 Smithhills

Post Office—Gilmour street ; Alex. M'Farlane, Postmaster Prison and Rogue Money—4 Moss st. John Napier, collector Procurator Fiscal— Office for the burgh, Gilmour street, John Anderson Procurators Fiscal— Office for the county, 2 Lawn street Robert Wylie and Robert Rodger Procurator Fiscalfor the Justices — Office, 87 High st., J. Hart Railway Offices— Paisley and Renfrew— Great Hamilton st.,

New Town, Robert Mills, manager, Paisley ; John

Cumming, manager, Renfrew ; Alex. Gibson, Secre- tary, County Buildings Do. do. — Glasgow and Paisley Joint Line—Gilmour street, (east side) John Bass, manager, James Stewart, superintendent Do. do. — Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock—Gilmour street, (west side) George Penfold, agent Do. do Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr— Gilmour street, (west side) Andrew Lyon, agent

Register Office for Servants—-21 Moss street ; Mrs M'Call

Register Office for Servants — 14 Moss street ; Mrs M'Kaig

Renfrewshire Directory Office—57 Canal street ; G. Fowler Renfrewshire Militia Orderly Room— County Buildings

Sheriff Clerk—County Buildings ; Robert Steuart, clerk, W. L. Houstoun, depute-clerk Stamp Office —3 Christie Terrace, John Auld, sub-distributor —John Ingram, assistant

Statute Labour (burgh) County Buildings ; Hugh Sim, collector

Tailors' Journeymen House of Call—32 Gauze st. , John Brow n

Town Clerk— County Buildings ; Gavin Lang and Robert Wilson, clerks Water Company s — 1 Smithhills Office ; Thomas Risk, treasurer; James M'Kinlay, engineer; William Murtrie,

surveyor and collector ; Win. Colquhoun, sub-collector 136 Paisley. Fire and Life Insurance Offices, 8$c. FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS. Atlas — County Buildings, Robert Brown, town-chamberlain Benevolent Fire and Life—3 Moss street, John Thomson British Fire and Westminster Life— Q\ High St., James Stirrat Caledonia Fire—Nethercommon, James Craig, and Oakshaw head, Robert Kerr Crown Life Insurance and Annuity Office -9 Moss street, Peter Jack Edinburgh Friendly—4 Smithhills, Robert Brodie Farmers and General Fire and Life —3 Moss st., J Thomson Glasgow Fire— 15 Causeyside, William Symington Globe—22 Moss street, John Muir, accountant Guardian — Gilmour street, John Gemmell Hercules— Gilmour street, John Anderson Imperial Fire and Life—County Buildings, W. L. Houstoim Insurance Company of Scotland—4 Moss st., Win. Barr, jun. London Royal Exchange Assurance— 6 Forbes' place, Wra. Philips Manchester—4 Smithhills, Andrew Miller National Provident Institution —Gilmour st., John Anderson North British — 25 Gauze street, N. Hodg-ert Phoenix Fire—4 Christie Terrace, Archibald Hodge, and 5 Christie Terrace, John Crawford Scottish Amicable Life—5 Christie Terrace, John Crawford, accountant Scottish Equitable Assurance— County Buildings, A Gibson,. writer Scottish Provident Institution —4 Christie Terrace, Archd. Hodge Scottish Union,— 1 Smithhills, William Martin, and 9 Gauze street, Thomas Henderson Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance—5 Moss st., Hodge & Mavitie Standard Life Assurance—4 Moss street, Wm. Barr, jun. Sun—5 Moss street, John Dunn West of England— 3 Moss street, Hardie and Nairn Yorkshire— 6 Causeyside, John Johnston York and London— 110. Causeyside, William Symington FIREMEN. COMMITTEE,. John Anderson, Convener and Secretary, Gilmour street John Campbell, Robt. Kirkland, Andw. Wilson, Councillors William Philips, Treasurer— John Anderson and W. L. Houstoun, Insurance Agents

Charles Wallace, Captain* 6. Smithhills —

Coal Merchants, §c. Appendix. 137

FIREMEN,

Arranged according- to distance of residence from Police Office 6 Dyer's Wynd, Joseph Green, serjeant 5 Dyer's Wynd, Archibald Phillips 9 St. Mirren street, Alexander Anderson 20 School Wynd, David Weir 89 High street, Gavin Fleming-, serjeant 10 Old Sneddon, James Gordon 10 Old Sneddon, Matthew Gilmour 6 Middle lane, William Chalmers 6 Smithhills, Captain Charles Wallace 8 Abbey street, Matthew Lawson 12 Bridge street (burgh), James Smith 8 Cotton street, Robert Eaglesham 2 Great Hamilton street, James Paterson 13 Broomlands, James Muir, serjeant The Engines and other apparatus, are deposited in the Engine House, opposite the Jail in Gilmour street Keys for them to be found at the Police Office, and at Capt. Charles Wallace's, slater, 6 Smithhills

COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. Auchenlodmont Coal Yard, 33 Gordon's lane — Ludovic

Houstoun, Esq., proprietor ; James Lamb, agent ; Andrew M'Farlane, salesman

Cartside Coal Company, 61 New Sneddon ; John Falconer, manager

Charleston Coal Yard, 2 Hamilton street ; James Smith, proprietor

Coal and Iron Wharf, Carlile lane, 85 New Sneddon ; Matt. Wallace, & Co., proprietors Craigenfeoch Coal Yard, 16 Old Sneddon—Mitchell and King, proprietors Go van Coal Yard, Canal Basin, 19 Canal street—Robert Robertson, agent Hamilton Farm and Monkland Coal Yard, Harbour lane f Andrew M Goun, proprietor ; Jas. Anderson, salesman Hamilton Farm Coal Yard, 11 New street—John Lawson,

proprietor ; Walter Peacock, agent Hamilton Farm Coal Yard, 14 Thread street — James Cochrane, proprietor Househill, Gifnock, Ardeer or Stevenston, Stone Basin, 28

Canal st Jas. Hosie, proprietor ; Thos. Bell, agent M 2 .

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Hurlet and Dalmarnock Coal Yard, Saucel Wharf—John

Wilson & Sons, proprietors ; James Hamilton, agent— house 8 Lonend Lylesland Coal Ree—George Morrison, proprietor Monkland Coal Wharf, 2 Carlile place—William Roxburgh,

proprietor ; David Torrence, salesman Quarrelton Coal Basin, 29 Canal street—Ludovie Houstoun,

Esq., proprietor ; James Lamb, agent ; J. Brown, salesman Skaterigg Coal Co., Harbour lane—John Howieson, agent Smithhills Coal Yard, 30 New Smithhills— James Wallace, proprietor ADJUSTERS OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. Reid, William, 12 High street, (for the Burgh of Paisley) Daniel Cunningham, 21 High st., (for the Upper Ward of the County) MARKETS, STORES, AND FAIRS. Belfast and Sligo Provision Stores, 20 Moss st., Patrk. O'Neil Canal Store, 18 Canal street—Robert Fulton, store-keeper Fish Market, Gilmour street Flesh Market, Gilmour street Meal and Cheese Market in Public Weigh house, 32 High

street, tacksmen, Messrs. Murdoch and M'Callum ; John M'Lean, agent—house 1 M'Farlane's lane Provision Stores, 60 High street —Wiison and Robertson Salt and Whitening Store, 68 Broorolands—William Coats Besides a weekly market, held on Thursdays, Fairs each of three days' duration, annually begin on the third Thursday of February, May, and August, and second Thursday of November. But the August, called the Paisley St. James'

Day Fair, is the most considerable ; being distinguished by horse racing-, attended by numerous shows, and observed a* holiday time by all ranks of the people GRAIN MILLS. Bakers' Flour Mill, 31 Canal street, (Bakers' Society) And. Ostler, miller—James Cooper, carter —ho. 1 Barclay st. Cardonald Corn & Barley Mills, Cardonald—J. & J. Snodgrass Corn and Flour Steam Mills, 19 Thread street and Mill st Wm. Langmuir Hawkhead Wheat and Oatmeal Mills, Hawkhead—T. Glen Saucel Corn and Barley Mills, 1 Saucel—William Muir Seedhill Corn, Flour, Malt, and Barley Mills, 22 Seedhill — John Snodgrass ——

Societies, fyc. Appendix. 139 OVERSEERS OF THE POOR FOR THE BURGH OF PAISLEY. First District, comprehending the 1st, 2d, and Qth Police Wards, 1st Ward—James Stevenson, John C. Condie. 2 Ward Thomas Eaglesim, George Fisher. 9th Ward—John Cameron, Archibald Arthur Second District, comprehending the 3d, 4th, and 5th Police Wards. 3d Ward—William Melvin, Robert Armour. 4th Ward John Paton, Andrew Calderwood. 5th Ward—Henry Andrew, Matthew King Third District, comprehending the 6th, 7th, and 8th Police Wards. 6th Ward—John Smith, William Mellis. 7th Ward—John Brown, John Burns. 8th Ward—Alexander M'Gilvray, Alexander Robertson

SOCIETIES, &c.

Those who wish their Society inserted, will please send early notice thereof to

. tlie Publisher, with the date of Institution, the title of the Society, the names of the Preses, treasurer, clerk, and officer, with the No. of land and name of the street in which they reside, also the date of election of office- bearers, Attending to this notice, will be found of great convenience to members of So- ' cieties, and enable the Publisher to make the lists more complete. INSTITUTED. 1658. Master Tailors' Society— Archibald Campbell, preses, 30 Causeyside, Thomas Smith, treasurer, 36 Moss St., James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss st., William Thomson, officer, 6 Moss street 1701. Shoemakers' Society— George Barr, deacon, 29 High street, James Donaldson, collector 18 Wellmeadow, Alex. Gibson, clerk, County Buildings

1 702. Old Weavers' Society—Joseph Murray, box-master, 6 High street, David Robin, collector, Saucel Bank, John Hart, clerk, 87 High street—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gor- don's lane 1703. Maltmens Society—Thomas H. M'Farlane, box-master, Ca- nal Bank— James Harvey, collector, Saucel—Alexander Gibson, clerk, County Buildings —James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1723. Wrights' Society—John Pinkerton, preses, 39 Wellmeadow —Matthew Holms, treasurer, George st. —James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss st. —James Lang, officer, 10 Thread street 1725. Corporation of Merchants—Thomas H. M'Faidane, conve- ner, Canal bank—James Cook, collector—Alex. Gibson, clerk, County Buildings—James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1749. St. Mirren's Lodge (No. 128)—Robert Orr, R. W. M., 24 Storie street—James Thomson, D. master, 24 Williams- burgh—Gavin Fleming, senior warden, 89 High street —

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John Hamilton, junior warden —James M'Kaig, senior steward, 19 Moss street—John Bailie, jun. steward, Moss street—Hugh Hamilton, sen. standard-bearer, 15 Sir Mi- chael street—Patrick Barr, jun. standard-bearer, 2 Garth- land lane— William Bowes, sen. Key keeper, 1 St. James' street—Robert Wilson, jun. Key keeper, 7 Stow street Wm. Orr, sen. visitor of trades —James Orr, jun. visitor of trades— Peter Mills, treasurer, 92 Causeyside—John Pat- tison, secretary, 52 High street—Peter Campbell, tyler, 35 Castle street 1751. Fleshers Society—William Paterson, Deacon, 2 Smithhills —Robert Rowand, collector, 27 High street —John Muir, clerk, 31 Gauze st —Daniel Cameron, officer, 10 Prussia st. 1757. Society for Reformation of Manners— William Dobie, preses, 12 High street—Andrew Deans, treasurer, 20 Orchard st. —John Muir, secretary, 22 Moss street —James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1760. Hammermen s Society—William Bain, box-master, 109 High street—George Symington, collector, 107 High street Alex. Gibson, clerk, County Buildings 1701. Paisley Croft Society—Alexander Crawford, preses, Abbey street— Andrew Arthur, treasurer, Renfrew street Robert Paterson, collector, Broomlands—George Haldane, clerk, 7 Wellmeadow—Thomas Mathie, officer 1769. Princes' Journeymen Society—John Storrie, preses, 85 Ca- nal street— Andrew Clark, treasurer, Albion street— Wm. Gibb, clerk, 83 Causeyside—Campbell M'Farlane, officer, 24 George street 1773. Ayrshire Society — Charles Baird, preses, 43 George st. John Dickie, collector, 28 New street—John Auld, clerk, 72 Love street— Daniel Connell, officer, 2 Hunter street 1776. Widow and Orphan Society—James Drummond, preses, 5 Christie terrace—Robert Paton, collector, St. James' place —James Caldwell, clerk, 6 Moss street — Thos. Ewing, offi- cer, 29 New Smithhills 1777. Bakers' Society — James Lorn, deacon, 5 George street James Bain, treasurer, 144 George street —Robert Urie, collector, 73 Love street — Alexander Borland, secretary, 59 Causeyside—Peter M'Neilledge, officer, 110 High st. Flour mills, Canal Bank 1782. Florist Society—James Adam, preses, 12 Caledonia street James Whyte, treasurer, Fei'guslie —James Finlayson, clerk, 4 Clark's place, Seedhill 1783. Cumberland Journeymen Society—Dissolved 1840. 1787. Paisley Friendly Society— Alex. Crawford, preses, 1 Ren- frew st. —Robert Paterson, treasurer, Ferguslie—Andrew Halden, clerk, 7 Wellmeadow—Thomas Matthie, officer, Abbey close —

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1792. New Town Road Committee—Daniel Robertson, president, 3 Sraithhills — Hugh Cameron, treasurer, 6 Cotton street Wm. Hodge, clerk, 5 Moss street—Daniel Cameron, col- lector, 10 Prussia street—Matthew Slater, Wm. Clark, and Wm. Sim, managers 1802. Bond of Friendship Society—Andrew Watt, preses, 6 Inkle street—James Forbes, treasurer, 9 Wellmeadow— David Wilson, clerk, 8 Garthland street—James Bicket, officer,

1 1 Thread street 1802. George Street Equitable Society—James Fulton, preses, Queen street —David Currie, treasurer, 39 Oakshaw street — William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street—John Bicket, officer, 63 George street 1802. Gordon's Lane and Storie Street Equitable Friendly Society— John Herd, preses, Charleston—James Melvin, treasurer, Lawn street—Peter Callender, clerk, 15 Gordon's lane Duncan M'Nair, officer, 14 Gordon's lane 1802. Seedhill Friendly Society—James Galbreath, preses, Thread street—Charles Stewart, treasurer, Storie street — Daniel M'Lean, clerk, 2 Wardrop street — Alexander Brown, offi- cer, North Croft street 1802. Young Friendly Society—REMODELLED 1830—CENTRAL Committee — John Baird, president, 43 George street James Robertson, treasurer, 24 Causeyside—Wm. Melvin, secretary, 97 High street— Robert Gilchrist, 51 Broom- lands, general officer for the three sections. SECTIONAL COMMITTEES. Fust Section - Robert Barbour, preses, 101 High street — Thos. Gilmour, disburser, 2 Forbes' pi. — Samuel Cameron, clerk, George street Second Section —John Rae, preses, 11 Niddry street — Thomas Ingram, disburser, 25 Orchard street — Archibald Barr, clerk, 8 Causeyside Third Section — Matthew Holms, preses, 130 George street- James Whyte, disburser, 1 3 Causeyside —James Brown, clerk, Christie terrace Fourth Section*— Peter Hay, preses, 33 Gauze street— Thomas Ewing, disburser, 29 New Smithhills —Hugh Kerr, clerk, 109 Causeyside 1804. John Street Friendly Society— William Kessan, preses, 7 Wardrop st. — Andrew Ferguson, treasurer, 13 Wardrop street — Alexander Jeffrey, clerk, 3 Espedair street —Robt. Young, officer, 122 George street 1806. Archers' Society—John Hamilton, captain, 4 Moss street James Brown, officer, 8 Moss street 1806. Glasgoiv, Paisley, and Ardrossan Canal Company—Com- mittee of Management : — Ludovic Houstoun, Wm. Hous- toun, William Langmuir, Robert Orr, John Wilson, S. D. —.

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Stirling—Committee of accounts, Andrew Brown, Captain

Stirling, and Col. Fulton : —James Lang, manager and trea- surer—Robert Wylie, clerk— Robert Fulton, store-keeper 1809. New Bond of Friendship—David F. Guthrie, preses, 34 High st. — Robert Barr, treasurer, 23 Wellmeadow—^James Winning, clerk, 5 Smith street—Robt. Baird, officer, 4 Silk street 1810. Paisley Transfer Friendly Society—John Robertson, preses, 2 West street —Hugh Harper, treasurer, 5 Broomlands Wm. Gibb, clerk, 83 Causeyside— Daniel Connell, officer, 2 Hunter street 1811. Paisley Female Benevolent Society—Mrs. Barclay, presi- dent—Mrs. J. Findlay, treasurer—Mrs. Matthew Muir, secretary— Superintendents, Mrs. Burns, Miss Davidson, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. M'Dermid, Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Jaffray, Mrs. Wylde, Mrs. James Findlay, Mrs. Greenlees, Mrs. Robert Kerr, Mrs. Salmon, Mrs. W. Hun- ter, Mrs. W. Muir, Mrs. Dobie, with 31 visitors—Depot of clothing at Miss Craig, 42 High street 1S11. Paisley Militia Society—John Blair, treasurer, 114 Cau- seyside 1812. Hope Friendly Society—Robert Drummond, preses, 72 Canal street—John Dalziel, treasurer, 122 George street William, Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street—Andrew Craig, officer, 4 Y^est Campbell street 1812. Rose Friendly Society—David Gillies, preses, 100 Causey- side—Andrew M'Leau, treasurer, Gordon's lane — John Dickie, clerk, 95 Causeyside—John M'Naught, officer, 37 Broomlands 1812. Scotch Thistle Friendly Society— Central Committee — James Hamilton, president, 53 Broomlands—John Ander- son, treasurer, 52 Broomiands — Robert Barr, secretary, 23 Wellmeadow— Walter Davidson, officer, 2 Ferguslie walk — 1st section, William Anderson, preses, Wellmeadow — Robert Gardner, disburser, 44 George street—2d sec- tion, John Sandie, preses, 4 Thread street— Peter Robert- son, disburser, 4 Glen street 1815. Albion Friendly Society — Robert Waddle, preses, 3 West Campbell street — Thomas Reid, treasurer, 2 West street— Robert Armour, clerk, 8 George street — Alexander Peters, officer, 3 West street 1817. Catholic Friendly Society—Patrick O'Neil, preses, 20 Moss street—John Small, treasurer, 12 Old Sneddon—James M'Nally, clerk, 43 Lady lane, with 12 ordinary managers 1818. Harmony Equitable Society —James Christie, preses, 42 George street—John Baird, treasurer, 24 St. James' st. William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street — William Brown- lie, officer, 107 George street Societies, 8$c. Appendix. 143

1818. Medical Society — For the mutual communication of profes- sional knowledge and friendly intercourse — Dr. Daniel M'Kinlay, president — Dr. William Baird, Renfrew, senior vice-president — William Torbet, junior vice-president — P. M'Elmail, secretary and treasurer, 91 High street —James Robertson, officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1819. Renfrewshire Agricultural Society— Sir John Maxwell of Pollok, Bart., president—Alexander Speirs, Esq., of El- derslie, the Right Hon. Lord Blantyre, George Houstoun, Esq., yr. of Johnstone Castle, John Maxwell, Esq., yr. of Pollok— William Alexander, Esq. of Southbar, and Wm. Cuninghame, Esq. of Craigends, vice-presidents —William Glen of Netherwood, treasurer— William Martin, writer, secretary, 1 Smithhills, Paisley, and twelve directors —Mr Arthur Mather, preses of the committee 1820. Female Friendly Society — Mrs. Reid, preses—Jean Hart, treasurer, 106 George street —John Brown, clerk, 68 Love street — Walter Davidson, officer, Ferguslie Walk 1820. Female Union Society— Mrs. Brownlie, preses, 107 George street— Mrs. Gibson, treasurer, 16 Wellmeaclow— William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street— William Brownlie, offi- cer, 107 George street 1820. Mortcloth Society — William Anderson, preses, 65 Broom- lands —Daniel M'Lean, collector and clerk, 20 Maxweliton — Mrs. Barbour, keeper, 19 Maxweliton. 1820. Sneddon Quarter Morthcloth Society —Robert Orr, preses, 29 Back Sneddon—James M'Gown, treasurer and clerk, 1 7 Back Sneddon— Mrs. M'Gregor, keeper, 14 New Sneddon 1823. Paisley Gas Light Company— Incorporated by Act of Par- liament, 30th May, 1823; but a new Act was obtained, ex- tending the former, and authorising the Company to double and treble their former capital, as the demand for the Gas Light increased from time to time. It imposes high penal- ties on those who defraud the Company, and very summary process for recovery of rates and penalties. This additional Act received the Royal Assent, 26th March, 1832. Dr. M'Kechnie, re-elected Governor— Thomas Sharp, Esq., Dep. Governor— Ordinary Directors— William Bissland, Robert Farquharson, Peter Brough, John Scott, Alex. Fullarton, Robert Hendry, William Brown, Daniel Cun- ningham, William Kerr, Peter Jack, merchant— Extraor- dinary Directors—Robert Muir, James Logan, William Lochhead, James M'Alister, Robert Wylie, Wm. Lowndes, Dr. George Wylie, Dr. James Kerr, William Martin, Gavin Lambie— Archibald Cook, engineer and manager—Wm. Nairne, treasurer —Peter Jack, writer, Paisley, statutory clerk and law agent—James Cleland, David Ayton, and James Buchanan, inspectors—William Colquhoun, junr., —•

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foreman of works—Company's Office, 22 Moss street ; open from 10 till 3 1824. Paisley Funeral Society —John M'Fadyen, preses, 15 Castle street—Hugh Ersldne, treasurer, 33 George st— Robert Cameron, clerk, 12 West street—John Wylie, officer, 8 Barr street 1824. Grocer's Company-*-William Gibson, preses, 42 Oakshawst —William Coats, treasurer, 68 Broomlands—John Dunn, clerk, 5 Moss street—John Richardson, officer, 86 High st 1824. Sir William Wallace Equitable Friendly Society— Thomas Reid, president, 93 High st—John M'Lennon, treasurer, 22 Caledonian st— Andrew Leitch, clerk, 3 Sir Michael st — William Stewart, officer, 3 Ralston square 1824. Sneddon Equitable Friendly Society —James Burgess, preses, 37 Thread street—Hugh Owen, treasurer, 38 Thread st— Robert Mackie, clerk, 167 George st —David Borland, officer, 33 Lady lane 1825. Equitable Society—Central Committee—Archibald Arthur,

president, 8 Causeyside—- John Henderson, treasurer, 19 High st—William Addison, secretary, 69 High st—David Borland, general officer for the 4 sections, 33 Lady lane — Sectional Committees— 1st section— Neil M'Millan, preses, 3 Brown's lane—John Mitchell, disburser, Commer- cial Bank—William Addison, clerk, 69 High st—2d section —Robert Urie, preses, 51 Broomlands—John C. Condie, disburser, Christie Terrace—Henry Fraser, clerk, 31 Glen st—3d section—John Cochran, preses, Saucel—W. L. Houstoun, disburser, County Buildings—John Cook, clerk, 39 High st—4th section —John Provan, preses, 69 High st —Andrew Foulds, disburser, 95 High st—James Peacock, clerk, Sandholes 1828. St. Andrews' Sickness Assurance Society—John Henderson, president, 19 High street— Alex. Robertson, treasurer, 8 George st—Andrew Leitch, clerk, 3 Sir Michael st—John Weir, officer, 25 Queen street 1829. Paisley Harmonic Society (Vocal) Archibald Barr, president, 72 Canal st—William Robertson, vice-president, Moss ht — William Smith, treasurer and secretary, 5 Wardrop st Robert Gilchrist, librarian, New street 1829. Paisley Society for Protecting the Dead—Andrew Smith, preses, 4 New st—Andrew Morrison, treasurer, Barclay st —John Parkhill, clerk, 12 John st—Hugh Kerr, officer, 3 Blacklaw lane. 1829. Paisley United Curling Club—John Hutchison, preses, Glen lane— Jn. Falconer, clerk, 61 New Sneddon— Thos. Shearer, treasurer, Stow lane— William Millar, jun., officer, 2 Max- well street 1832. Paisley Equitable Funeral Society—Alexander Cochran, — — — ——=

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preses, 6 Neilston road—John Colquhoun, treasurer,, 12 New st— William M' Alpine, clerk, 6 Cotton st— Alexander Lyle, officer, 4 Stow street 1832. Reform Registration Association—John Smith, preses, Charleston—William Colquhoun, treasurer, 12 Ferguslie David Semple, agent, Gilmour street 1833. Paisley Young Mens Sabbath Morning Association—John Paton, president, 6 Castle st— James Laird, secretary, 10 St. Mirren st— William Wilson, treasurer, 40 George st Meetings of the Society— 1st branch, Mr Baird's session house— 2d. Mr Nisbet's session house— 3d. Mr Cairns' ses- sion house—4th, school room, Charleston— 5th, Mr Banks' session house—Monthly meetings, Mr France's session house— Quarterly meetings, Secession Hall, Abbey close. 1833. Evergreen Equitable Friendly Society John Crawford, president, 2 West Buchanan st—James Paton, treasurer, 69 Love st—Christopher Dunlop, secretai'y, 3 Christie st —David Borland, officer, 33 Lady lane. 1834. Paisley (Burgh) Road Directors—Elected by the Rate-Payers —Thomas Taylor, jun., Town treasurer, convener High Parish — Henry Andrew, Convener—Matthew Neilson, William Coats, Matthew King, James Wilkie, James Steven Middle Parish —John Brown, convener—David Semple, James Gibb, George Fisher, John C. Condie, Patrick O'Neil Low Parish —John Cameron, convener Matthew Foulds, Tertius, James Stevenson, William Brown, John Cunningham, Robert Taylor—Hugh Sim, collector, County Buildings. 1834. Paisley Philharmonic Society—John Reid, President—James Millar, Treasurer—John Lorimer, Secretary, 8 West Croft street—James Robertson, Officer, 41 Gordon's lane 1834. Paisley Water Company—Peter Brough, Esq., Governor— Robert Hendry, Esq., Deputy-Governor. —Ordinary Di. rectors—Messrs. Andrew Warnock, John Macalister, Wm. Dobie, A. C. Holms, William Reid, Alexander Fullerton, William Holms, Thomas Risk, Thomas Taylor, jun. Extraordinary Directors —Messrs. J. A. Anderson, Willm. Smith, James Kerr, Robert Farquharson, John Lang, James Taylor, A. D. Monteath, Thomas Taylor, sen. Jas. M'Kinlay, engineer—Wm. Martin, clerk, 1 Smithhills 1835. United Thistle and Shamrock Friendly Society—Archibald M'Pherson, preses, 68 New Sneddon— Allan Gibson, trea- surer, 39 Back Sneddon—Robert Adam, clerk, 10 New street— William Miller, officer, 2 Maxwell street 1835. Journeymen Tailors' Benevolent Funeral Society—John Cald- well, preses, 48 Storie street— William Wilson, treasurer, Crossflat—Hugh Fraser, clerk, 27 Glen street—John Peters, officer, 14 West street 146 Paisley. Societies, §c.

1838. Paisley Hope Temple Gardens, 15 Love street—D. Duncan, gardener. To the Gardens are attached a Bowling Green and Quoit Ground, for the accommodation of visitors desi- rous of a short relaxation from the fatigues of business 1836. Paisley Total Abstinence Society —For the cure and preven- tion of drunkenness, by abstaining from all intoxicating liquors. —Rev. C. J. Kennedy, president—Dr D. Richmond, Rev. P. Brewster, George Caldwell, sen., John Parkhill, James Winning, James Waterston, Rev. James Banks, John Jaap, and Alex. Gordon, vice-presidents—John Jaap, treasurer—James Pinkerton, Andrew Taylor, and C. Dun- lop, secretaries—And 24 Ordinary Members of Committee —Fulton Archibald, officer, Hamilton street, Charleston 1836. Paisley Trade Building Friendly Society — Cunninghame Holmes, preses, 38 High street —Patrick Barr, treasurer, 1 Garthland Lane—James M'Kaig, clerk, 19 Moss street —John Maxwell, officer, Glasgow 1837. Paisley and Renfrew Railway— Wm. Sharp, Esq., Governor —James Pollock, Esq., deputy governor — Ordinary Direc- tors — Archd. M'Nair, Wm. Muir, Thos. Sharp, John Gib- son, Wm. Brand, Wm. Brock, Jas. Stirrat, Wm. Peacock, Thomas Risk. —Extraordinary Directors—John Halden, P. B. M. M'Credie, Adam Hamilton, Alexander Craig, William Baird, M.D., Provost of Renfrew, James Merry, jun.— Alex. Gibson, secretary, County Buildings, Paisley

1 838. West of Scotland Equitable Funeral Society—William Beaton, preses, Lylesland—John Brownlie, treasurer, 116 George street — William Ritchie, clerk, 17 Barclay street—John Wilson, officer, 44 Canal street 1838. Paisley Annual Friendly Society—Hugh Livingstone, preses, Inkle street— William Locke, treasurer, 14 George street —William Corsan, clerk, 39 Lady lane—with six directors 1839. Equitable Order of Rechabites—James Waterston, president, 45 High street —James Wood, vice-president, Cotton street —Jas. Winning, treasurer, 5 Smith street—Alex. Gordon, clerk, 93 Causeyside— Fulton, Archd., officer, 27 Hamil- ton street, with five of a committee 1840. The Loyal Alexander Wilson's Lodge (No. 2480) of the In. dependent Order of Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity— Election of office-bearers takes place every six months, and meets in their Lodge Room, No. 4 Smithhills, every alter- nate Tuesday 1840. Paisley Sawyers' Annual Friendly Society—Robert Meikle- ham, preses, Albion street—Peter Simpson, treasurer, 93 High street—William Corsan, clerk, 39 Lady lane 1 S40. Priors' Croft Bowling Green, 50 Storie street—Robt. Cochran, president, 2 St. James' street—Robert Walker, treasurer, Greenside Cottage, Calside—W. L. Houstoun, secretary, 34 Glen street—James Russell, keeper, Charleston Friendly Societies Dissolved, fyc. Appendix. 147

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DISSOLVED. 1781. Brewers' Society 1790. Sneddon Friendly Society 1804. Renfrewshire Society of Teachers 1805. Caledonia Equitable Society 1819. Paisley Provident Society 1820. Paisley Union Provident Bank Company 1829. Paisley Reform Society 1830. Paisley Society for prevention and cure of intemperance. 1838. Paisley Floral and Horticultural Society 1838. Renfrewshire Political Union INSTRUMENTAL BANDS. Paisley Instrumental Band—Robert Ewing, leader, 1 Stow street —Thomas Reid, preses, 9 Union street—James Rodger, treasurer, Thread street—Andrew Paton, secretary, 146 George street Paisley Rifle Band— Robert Robertson, master, 15 Moss street Paisley Martial Thistle Band— William Miller, leader, 20 School Wynd Paisley New Town Flute Band—Andw. Russell, leader, 9 Gauze st.

PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARIES. By the bill to regulate the boundaries of Scotch towns, re- turning, or joining to return Members to Parliament, under the new regime, the following are the boundaries assigned to Paisley and Renfrew. They are certainly ample, and will not be complained of as cutting too closely on the outskirts. PAISLEY. From the summit of Byres Hill, on the north-east of the town, in a straight line to the point near Knockhill, at which

the Renfrew road is joined by a road from Glasgow ; thence

in a straight line to the summit of Knockhill ; thence in a straight line to the northern gable of the Moss toll house on

the Greenock road ; thence in a straight line in the direction of the chimney of Linwood cotton mill to the point at which

such straight line cuts the Candren burn ; thence up the Candren burn to the point at which the same is joined by the Braidiland burn at the bridge over the same on the Johnstone road ; thence up the Braidiland burn to a point which is dis- tant five hundred yards (measured along the Braidiland burn)

above the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to Meikle-

ridge bridge over the Candren burn ; thence in a straight line to the point at which the old Neilston road leaves the

new Neilston road ; thence in a straight line to the summit 148 Paisley. Parliamentary Boundaries.

of Dykebar hill ; thence in a straight line to a point which is one hundred yards due north-east of the summit of Bathgo

hill ; thence in a straight line to the first described. RENFREW. From the Milburn bridge over the Pudzeoch burn on the Glasgow road in a straight line to a point up the Pudzeoch burn, which is distant three hundred yards in a straight line

from the said bridge ; thence in a straight line to a point on the Greenock road, which is distant two hundred and fifty yards (measured along the Greenock road) from the point at

which the same leaves the Paisley road ; thence in a straight line to a point in the river Clyde, which is distant three hun- dred yards (measured along the river Clyde) below the point

at Vhich the same is joined by the Canal ; thence along the river Clyde to the point at which the same is joined by the

Canal ; thence along the Canal to the point at which the

same is joined by the Pudzeoch burn ; thence along the Pud- zeoch burn to the bridge aforesaid.

ADDITIONAL NAMES SENT IN SIN€E THE WORK WENT TO PRESS.

Buntin, Mrs. Wm., furnished lodgings, 18 High street Cunningham, Mrs., dressmaker, 146 George street Kerr, Andrew, precentor, East Relief Church Stewart, Patrick Maxwell, Esq., M.P. for Renfrewshire — residence Finsbury Circus, London

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AITCHESON, Patrick, machine maker, Old Mill, 36 High street Aitken, Hugh, spinning-master, Old Mill, 36 High street —house 34 do. Aitken, James, spirit dealer, 7 William street Allan, David, carter, 4 William street

Allan, James, of Allan & Watson— ho. 8 Macdowall st. Allan, James, carrier, (Greenock) 24 High street Allan, James, jun., mill furnisher, cotton, & cotton waste and yarn merchant, 17 Church street Allan, James, feuar, 18 Macdowall street Allan, John, carding-master, Johnstone mill Allan, John, tailor, 28 Macdowall street

Allan & Watson, cotton wick manufs., 9 Macdowall st. Allison, James, blacksmith, 35 Macdowall street—house 12 William street

Allison, Misses, academy for young ladies, 12 Collier st. Anderson, Charles, baker, 57 High street Anderson, George, clerk at Boag, James, 5 Dimity street Anderson, John, assistant clerk to George Houstouu& Co.'s cotton works—ho. 73 Graham street Anderson, John, sheriff officer, ]9 Church street Andrew, Thomas, tailor, 12 High street Arthur, Mrs. William, grocer, 8 Rankin street Arrol, James, of Watt & Arrols— ho. 18 Rankin st. Arrol, Thomas, of Watt & Arrols— ho. 18 Rankin st.

BA1RD, George, spirit dealer, 23 Macdowall street Barbour, Alex., carding-master, Old mill, 36 High street Barbour, Mrs., midwife, 9 Houstoun square Barbour, Mrs. W., milliner and straw hat maker, 6 Hous- toun square

Barr, Andrew, sizeing master, Pe'ockland mills, 1 High st. n 2 —

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Barr, Andrew, spirit dealer, 1 Houstoun square Barr, George, of Barr & Purdon —bo. 18 William street Barr, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 William street Barr, Mat., grain & spirit dealer, 24 Houstoun square Barr, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 20 Campbell street Barr & Purdon, engineers, mill wrights and machine makers, 14 William street Barr, William, mason, 10 Walkinshaw street Bayne, William, excise officer, Dick's bridge Bell, John, coal merchant, 11 High street—ho. Elderslie Bell, Quintin, teller, Glasgow Union Bank, 18 Collier st. Black, Hector, spirit dealer, 29 High street Blackburn, James, eating house, 24 High street Blackburn, Robert, machine maker, Old Mill, 36 High st. Blackley, James, U. S. C. officer, 27 Macdowall street Blackwood, Janet, eating house, 36 Macdowall street Blair, Duncan, society officer—ho. 5 High street Blair, James, tailor, 54 High street Blair, Robert, manager of Gas Work— ho. Brewery st. Bland, William, sen., 51 High street Bland, William, surgeon, R. N., 51 High street Boag, James, wright, timber merchant, cooper, and fitter up of the light gig passage boats, 5 Dimity street, steam saw mills, 18 do.—ho. VVood Bank Cottage Boag, Neil, of Laing & Boag—ho. 16 Dimity street Bowie, Allan, eating house, 6 Graham street Boyle, David, grocer, 71 High street Brooks, Rev. George, house 56 High street Brown, James, .card ing-master, Barbush mill Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Elderslie Mill and Old Mill, 36 High street Bryson, John, draper, 19 Houstoun square Buchanan, Peter, clerk, Old Mill, 36 High street—house 12 Macdowall street Buntin, John, joiner and cabinet maker, 32 Macdowall st. Burns, Hugh, Scotch cloth shop, 22 High street Burnside, William, carter, 75 High street

CALDWELL, George, foreman at Robert Donald's house 61 High street 8

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Caldwell, Thomas, picking master, Old Mill, 36 High st. Caldwell, Thomas, spirit dealer, 66 High street Cameron, Alexander, cotton spinner, 77 High street— ho. 20 Graham street Cameron, James, picking master, Hagg Mill Campbell, James, of Holmes & Campbell—ho. 19 Hous- toun square Campbell, Mrs., linen dresser, 9, Houstoun square Campbell, Stirling, grocer and grain merchant, 56 High street—ho. do. Campbell, Wilson, ropemaker, 62 High street Chapman, Archibald, tailor, 20 Houstoun square Clapperton, Rev. John, United Secession Manse, J Church street Clark, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 George st. Clark, George, grocer, 66 High street Clark, John, shoemaker, 50 High street Clark, Win., joiner and cabinet maker, 14 Macdowall st. Clinkscales, John, bookbinder and stationer, 17 High st. Clinkskill, James, foreman at John Macdowall's, 12 Dimity street Cochran, John, flesher, 15 High street Cochran, William, flesher, 4 High street Colquhoun, John, farmer, Barbush Colville, James, spinning master, Floor's Mill Connell, John, boot and shoe maker, 10 George street Connell, John, spinning master, Johnstone Mill Cook & Cunningham, millwrights, engineers, & machine makers, also patentees of brick-making machines, 14 Dimity street Cook, Robert, of Cook & Cunningham—ho. 15 Dimity st. Courtney, Henry, nail maker, 69 High street Cowan, Alex., Relief church officer, 10 Walkinshaw st. Craig, Alex., general grocer, 19 Houstoun square, James Adam, salesman. Craig, Archd., machine maker, Cartside Mill Craig, John, (Cross Keys Inn) 22 Houstoun square Crawford, Alex., carding master at Alex. Cameron's, 77 High street Crawford, David, letter-runner, 25 Houstoun square 152 JOHXSTONE.

Crawford, George, licensed horse dealer, Banktop Crawford, James, flesher, 25 High street Crawford, James, watch & clock maker, 51 High st. Crawford, Rohert, hairdresser, 1 Macdowall street Crawford, William, auctioneer, appraiser, & cattle dealer, 22 Macdowall street dimming, Andw., shoe & leather warehouse, 59 High st. Cumming, James, cowfeeder, 27 Macdowall street Cunningham, Andw., of Cook & Cunningham—ho. 12 Collier street Cuthbertson, William, carding master, Hagg Mill.

DAVIES, William, spinning master, Cartside Mill Docherty, Daniel, broker, 5 Macdowall street Donald, Archd., spirit dealer, 13 High street Donald, Robert, engineer, machine maker, andiron foun- der, 73 and 74 High street — ho. 6(5 do. Douglas, Robert, ironmonger, 26 High street Duff, Allan, carding master, Floor's Mill

EADIE, Alexander, carter, Canal store & gardener, Laigh Cartside.

FERGUSON", Archd. , watch and clock maker, 17 Hous- toun square Fillans, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 62 High street Findlay, Joseph, merchant—house Rosebank Cottage Fisher, William, spinning master, Floor's Mill Fisher, Michael, clerk to Johnstone Cast Iron Coy— ho. 12 High street Fleming, Archibald, session clerk & precentor—house Brewery street Fleming, Archibald, clerk & sizeing master, Johnstone Mill Fleming, John, broker, 19 High street

Fletcher, Peter, brazier & tin-plate worker, 57 High st. —house do. Flockhart, James, saddler, 71 High street Forrest, William, manager Thornhill Mill Frazer, James, sizeing master, Hagg Mill JOHNSTONE. 153

Frazer, John, grocer, 16 Graham street Fyfe, James S., teacher, 10 George street Fyfe, James, wood turner, 22 Macdowall street Fyfe, John, baker, 15 High street Fyfe, Mrs. John, furnished lodgings, 15 Macdowall st. Fyfe, Robert, carding master, 21 Macdowall street

GARDNER, George, clothier, 27 Rankin street Gardner, Robert, teacher, 7 Church street—house 13 Macdowall street Gas Work, foot of Rankin street Gibson, Duncan, carter, 4 Rankin street Gibson, James, glass & stoneware mercht., 20 Houstoun sq. Gibson, Mrs. John, grocer & spirit dealer, 28 Macdowall st- Gibson, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 64 High st. — house do. Gibson, William, confectioner, 27 High street Gilmour, James, wine and spirit dealer, 25 High street Goodlet, James, cowfeeder, 5 Quarry street Gordon, Chas., carding master, New Mill, 18 Rankin st. Gordon, Mrs. James, eating house, 4 Collier street Gow, George, boot and shoe maker, 32 High street Gow, John, boot and shoe maker, 28 High street Gow, Robert, boot and shoe maker, 13 Quarry street Gowldie, Mrs. Archibald, grocer, 51 High street Graham, Mrs. Bernard, fruit merchant, 28 High street Grant, Alex., cutler, 5 High street Gray, Peter, old drug warehouse, 58 High st. — ho. do. Greenhill, Campbell, carding master, at Laing & Boag's, 13 Dimity street Greer, Alex., manager at Greer & Steel's, Brewery street — house do. Greer & Steel, power loom factory, Brewery street Grieve, Walter, boot and shoe maker, 9 High street Grosart, Thomas, carter & cowfeeder, 9 Walkinshaw st.

HALL, William, stoneware dealer, 6 Quarry street Hamilton, James, & Co., pawnbrokers, 9 High street Hamilton, James, of Hamilton, .lames, & Co.—house 17 High street —

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Hamilton, Janet, grocer, 112 Graham street Hamilton, John, cooper, 29 Collier street—ho. 9 do. Harrovver, Mrs. Robert, milliner, straw hat & dress maker, 11 Houstoun square Hart, James, gardener, Milliken—shop, 18 Houstoun sq. Hatrick, James, beaming master, Old Mill, 36 High st. Hatrick, James, precentor, U. S. C.—ho. 35 High street Henderson, Alexander, carter, 30 High street Hay, John, boot and shoe maker, 27 Collier street Hill, Miss, milliner and dress maker, 23 High street Hodgert, Miss, (Black Bull Head Inn) and posting house, 53 High street Hodgert, Robert, writer, and N. P., 57 High street Hodgert, William, land surveyor, 12 Church street Hodgert, William, spirit dealer, 13 Houstoun square Holmes & Campbell, writers, and N.P., 18 Collier street Holmes, John, of Holmes & Campbell—ho. 18 Collier st. Houston, James, watch and clock maker, 59 High st. Houston, Miss, china and stoneware merchant, 59 High st. Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone Houstoun, George, yr. of Johnstone Houstoun, George, and Co., cotton spinners, Johnstone, Cartside and Hagg Mills Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Houstoun, William, sizeing master, Cartside Mill Hunter, James, spirit dealer, 6 High street Hunter, John, thread manufacturer, 54 High street

INGLIS, John, picking master, Cartside Mill Irvine, Mrs., green and fruit shop, 20 High street JAAP, Matthew, picking master, Johnstone Mill Jackson, George, brassfo under, 12 High street Jackson, John & James, grocers & victuallers, 28 High st. Jaffray, Peter, builder, 131 Graham street Johnston, Thomas, stretching master, New Mill— ho. 18 Rankin street Johnstone Assembly Rooms, 11 George street Johnstone Coffee Room, 53 High street

Johnstone Cast Iron Foundry Co , 18 Dimity street Robert Welsh, manager —

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Kay, Alex., storekeeper, canal store— house Canal bridge Kennedy, Mrs. William, merchant, 137 Graham street Kilgour, Joseph, flesher, 17 Houstoun square

LAIRD, Andrew, clerk to George Houstoun & Co.'s cot- ton works—house Cartside Laird, James, boot and shoe maker, 27 High street Laird, James, printer, 23 Macdowall street Laird, John, glazier, 4 High street Laird, Joseph, teacher, 6 Quarry street Landus & Co., grocers, 18 William street Lang, John, boot and shoe maker, 2 Campbell street Laing and Boag, cotton spinners, 13 Dimity street Laing, Robert, of Laing and Boag—house 15 Dimity st. Lee, James, gardener, 1 Houstoun square

Lee, Misses, dressmakers, 1 Houstoun square Lemon, Miss, grocer, 4 High street Leslie, Adam, spinning master, Johnstone mill Lindsay, Mrs. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Quarry st. Lindsay, Peter, carrier, (Paisley) 29 Collier street Lochery, Thomas, confectioner, 23 Houstoun square Lochead, John, grocer, 65 High street Loudon, Hugh, cloth merchant, 55 High street Loudon, James—house 55 High street Love, Arch., clerk at Alex. Cameron's, 77 High street

MALLOCH, William, sen., of Browns, Malloch, & Co. —house Mount Pleasant Malloch, Wm.,jun., manager Old Mill, 36 High street house Elderslie Glen Marshall, James, machine maker, Old Mill, 36 Highst. Maxton, John, cotton spinner, 19 William street Maxton, John, joiner, cabinet maker, and cartwright, 30 Rankin street Maxton, Robert, joiner, cabinet maker and cartwright, 30 Rankin street Millar, Bernard, tailor, 26 Macdowall street Millar, David, stoneware and fruit dealer, 13 High street Millar, Hugh, manager— house 58 High street Millar, James, quarrier, 25 Rankin street —

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Millar, John, writer, 17 High street—house Bankside Cottage Millar, John, writer, 17 Houstoun square Millar, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 30 Macdowall st. Millar, Misses, milliners and straw hat makers, 55 High st. Millar and Robertson, surgeons, apothecary hall, 20 Houstoun square Millar, Robert, collector of statute labour money for Kil- barchan parish—house 55 High street Millar, William, broker, 12 Macdowall street Millar, Wm., & Co., cloth merchants, haberdashers, &c, 17 Houstoun square Millar, Wm. C, of Millar & Robertson—ho. 55 High st. Moffat, Wm., renovator and dyer, 26 Collier street Montgomery, Elizabeth, grocer, 17 Macdowall street Montgomery, Robert, & Co., wick and cotton yarn manu-

facturers, Pe'ockland Mills, I and 78 High street Montgomery, Robert, of Montgomery, Robert, & Co. residence Pe'ockland House More, Alexander, clothier, 21 Houstoun square Morrison, Alexander, joiner, cabinet maker, cart and plough wright, 18 High street Muir, John, surgeon, 58 High street Munn, Alex., shoemaker and leather cutter, 63 High st. Murphy, David, nail maker, 69 High street

MACAL1STER, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 70 High street Macarthur, Archd., leader (band) house 3 High street Macarthur, Duncan, engine keeper, Floor's Mill Macdowall, Henry, throstle cotton spinner, Floor's Mill — residence Clippens Macdowall, John, engineer, and machine maker, 12 Di- mity street—house Enfield Cottage M'Conechy, Mrs., grocer, 5 Collier street M'Cormick, Robert, clerk and sizeing master, New Mill, 18 Rankin street M'Cosh, John, sub-storekeeper, Canal store—house do. M'Donald, John, collector and clerk, Johnstone Gas Co. —house 7 Macdowall street .

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M'Dougal, Alex., carding master, Old Mill, 36 High st. M'Dougal, James, manager Barbush Mill —ho. Barbush M'Dougal, Mrs. Neil, wine and spirit dealer, 22 High st. Macduff, Alexander, engineer, Barbush Mill Macduff, Allan, carding master, Floor's Mill M'Ewan, Alexander, & Co., hatters, 26 High street M'Ewan, John, grocer, 74 Graham street, Cartside M'Farlane, Archibald, clerk at John M'Dowall's, 12 Dimity street M'Farlane, Archd., teacher, & collector of statute labour money for Johnstone district, 8 Houstoun square M'Farlane, David, customer weaver, 6 Church street M'Farlane, John, engineer, at Laing & Boag's, 13 Dimity street M'Farlane, Miss, milliner & straw hat maker, 8 Hous- toun square M'Farlane, Mrs., sempstress, 24 High street

M'Fee, James, tailor, J 8 William street M'Fee, John, tea dealer, 32 Campbell street

M'Fee, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 32 Campbell st. M'Gavin, James, smith and farrier, 2 Walkinshaw street M'Gee, Robt., engine keeper, Thornhill Mill M'Gowan, Andw., tea and spirit dealer, 61 High street M'Gregor, John, & Co. calico, silk, and woollen printers, Banktop, Campbell street and Patrick Bank M'Gregor, Wm., manager at M'Gregor, John, and Co.'s, Banktop M'Intyre, Gilbert, spirit dealer, 3 High street M'Kay & Robertson, slaters and lead merchants. 19 Ludovic square M'Kenzie, Mrs., midwife, 1 Walkinshaw street M'Kenzie, Robert, grocer, 30 High street M'Lardie, Wm., customer weaver, 12 Quarry street M'Laren, Malcom, surgeon, 25 Houstoun square—house 1 Rankin street M'Lean, Duncan, tailor and blacking manufacturer, 57 High street M'Leod, William, candle maker, 15 Church street—ho. do. M'Naught, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 26 Macdowall street o 1^8 JOHNSTONE.

M 'Naught, Wm., manager of G. Houstoun & Co.'s Mill, 21 Macdowall street—house Graham street M'Neil, John, boot and shoe maker, 7 Collier street M'Neil, Lachlane, boot and shoe maker, 13 Quarry street M'Neil, Miss M., milliner, 52 High street M'Nicol, J. & D., mill furnishers, cotton waste & can- dle-wick dealers, 71 High street M'Pherson, Hugh, saddler, 1 William street M'Queen, Peter, grocer & spirit dealer, 5 William street M'Ready, Mrs., milliner, leghorn, straw hat and dress- maker, 2 Graham street

NAIRN, Cuthbert, general grocer and tea merchant, 21 Houstoun square Napier, J. S. Sz Wm., cotton spinners, Barbush Mill Napier, John S., of Napier, J. S. & Wm.—residence, Milliken house Napier, Sir William, of Milliken and Napier, Bart. — resi- dence Milliken house Neilson, Allan, farmer, Cochran mill Nesmith, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 4 Houstoun square

OATT, James, plasterer, 5 Houstoun square Oatt, Misses, milliners,straw hat and dressmakers, 1 Hous- toun square Oliver, Wm., painter and window glazier, 8 Houstoun sq. Orr, Archibald, flesher, 21 High street Orr, John, flesher, 27 High street

PATERSON, Jn., draper and cloth merchant, 23 High st. Paterson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, {Liberty Tree Tavern) 49 High street Paton, Daniel, spirit dealer, 28 Graham street Patrick, David, spirit dealer, 8 Quarry street Patrick, John^spirit dealer, 71 High street Paul, James, sizeing master, Barbush Mill Pearson, Thomas, plasterer, 12 Walkinshaw street Peglar, John, (late of the 7th Hussars) 9 George street Peglar, John, tailor & clothier, 58 High street Pinkerton, John, feuar, 24 Hcustoun square —

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Pinkerton, Mrs. M. S, day school for young ladies, 18 High st. Pinkerton, William, cloth merchant, 21 High street Pinkerton, William Shaw, druggist, 16 High street Pollock, Henry, foreman at M'Gregor, John, & Co.'s, Banktop Porteous, Miss, dressmaker, 15 Walkinshaw street Presley, Hugh, carding master, Thornhill Mill Preston, John, nail maker, 1 William street

RAE, John Wilson, carter for Johnstone Railway house 10 Rankin street

Raine, Wm., painter, paper hanger, and glazier, 71 High st. Ralston, John, millwright, engineer and machine maker, 4 High street

Reid, Hugh, carding master, Pe'ockland mill, 78 High st. Reid, James, clerk at Holmes and Campbell—ho. Lin wood Reid, James, slater, 13 Walkinshaw street Reid, John, writer, 55 High st. —house Auchengown Reid, Rev. John —house Banktop, 1 Ludovic square Riddle, John, wine and spirit dealer, 12 Houstoun square Riddle, William, builder, 4 Church street

Robertson, Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 57 High st. Robertson, Andrew, feuar, 34 Macdowall street Robertson, James, of Millar and Robertson—house 19 Houstoun square

Robertson, Robt , clerk at Rob. Donald's—ho. 76 High st. Robertson, Wm., boot and shoe maker, 19 High street Rodger, James, tailor, 1 Houstoun square

SALMOND, John, cooper, at Boag, James, 5 Dimity st. Sawers, John, wheel wright and turner, 16 Quarry street Scobie, William, spirit dealer, 132 Graham street Scrim, David, mason, 22 William street

Semple, Peter, church officer and sexton, 14 Quarry st. Semple, William, town crier, 14 Quarry street

Seymour, Andw., grocer and spirit dealer, 63 Graham st. Shanks, John, of Shanks, Thos., & Co. —house 24 Camp- bell street Shanks, Thos., and Co., machine makers and engineers, Bank mill, Campbell street —

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Shanks, Thos., of Shanks, Thos., & Co.— houseLily Bank Cottage, 23 Campbell street Shanks, Wm., of Shanks, Thos., & Cc.— ho. Bank House Sharp, James C, surgeon, medical hall, 21 High street house 25 do. Shaw, Alexander, feuar, 24 Collier street Sinclair, James, carding master, Barbush Mill Sinclair, John, & Co., brokers, 72 High street Sinclair, John, carding master, Cartside Mill Sloan, Jas., cotton spinner, Thornhill Mill—ho. Houstoun Sloan, James, wine and spirit dealer, (Buck's Head Inn,) 14 High street Smellie, James, foreman machine maker at Cook and Cunningham's, 14 Dimity street Smith, George, cabinet and chairmaker, 17 William st. Smith, Henry, spirit dealer, 26 Graham street Smith, Hugh, machine maker, 11 William street Smith, John, broker, 32 Macdowall street Smith, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 63 High street Smith, Robert, wright, 11 William street Smith, William, cork cutter, 2 Ludovic square Smith, William and Robert, ironmongers, 54 High street Speirs, Mrs., grocer, 6 Houstoun square Speirs, Mrs. John, Bank House Sproul, James, spirit dealer, 25 Collier street Sproul, James, umbrella maker, 7 Collier street Steel, John, carding master, Cartside Mill Steel, John, carding and picking master, Floor's Mill Steel, John, umbrella maker, 22 Macdowall street Stevenson, Jas., spirit dealer, 19 High street Stevenson, James, tailor & clothier, 17 High street Stevenson, Robt., wine and spirit merchant, 56 High street —house do. Stevenson, Wm., clerk and sizeing master, Floor's Mill Stevenson, William, manager of George Houstoun and Co. 's cotton works —house Clark street Stevenson, William, victualler and grocer, 60 High st. Stewart, Alex., cotton spinner, 39 High st. —ho. 40 do. Stewart, James, farmer, Laigh Cartside. Stewart, Robert, teacher, Cartside JOHNSTONE. 161

Storie, Archibald, flesher and cowfeeder, 133 Graham st. Storie, John, wright, Cartside Mill Struthers, Thos,, manager, Pe'ockland Mills, 1 High st. — ho. 2 do.

TAYLOR, Allan, & Son, blacksmiths, 5 Rankin street Taylor, William, teacher and printer, 4 Collier street Telfer, Mrs. Alexander, Bankside Cottage Thomson, James, baker, 30 Macdowall street Thomson, James, wine and spirit merchant, 5 Macdowall street Thomson, Mrs., mangier, 23 High street Thomson, Nisbet, baker, 52 High street Thomson, Robert, late manager, New Mill —house 23 High street Thomson, William, spinning master, Hagg Mill Thomson, William, tailor and clothier, 54 High street

WAD DEL, John, merchant, 2 Quarry street Wallace, William, carding master, Old Mill, 36 High st. Watson, Archd., leather cutter, boot and shoe maker, 51 High street T W atson, Robert, carding master, Johnstone Mill Watson, William, of Allan & Watson—house 36 Mac- dowall street Watt & Arrols, cotton spinners, New Mill, 18 Rankin st. Watt, Robert, of Watt and Arrols—house Cartside place Weems, John, plumber, copper and tinsmith, 8 High st. Weems, Mrs., spirit dealer, 68 High st. Welsh, Robert, manager Johnstone Cast Iron Company — house Mavis Bank Cottage, Dimity street White, John, spirit dealer, Cartside Whittaker, George, boot and shoemaker, and leathercut- ter, 15 Houstoun square

Wilson, Matthew, carding master, Pe'ockland Mill, 1 High street

YOUNG, William, wine and spirit merchant, 60 High street o 2 162 QUARRELTON, &C.

FOWLER'S QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE, LINWOOD, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD DIRECTORY.

A1TKENHEAD, Alexander, farmer, Barskiven Allan, James, overseer of Ludovic Houstoun's coal works —house Craigton Allan, John, cotton spinner & timber merchant, Mid Town Allan, Mrs. William, midwife, Elderslie

BALLANYTNE, Robert, Elderslie Cottage Barclay, John, (Thornhill Inn,) Thorn Barr, George, spinning master, Linwood Mill Barr, Robert, (Bird-in-hand Tavern), Quarrelton Barr, Samuel, spinning master, Elderslie Mill Bell, John, carter and coal dealer, Elderslie Blackwood, Ludovic, spirit dealer, Quarrelton Bowie, John, blacksmith, Greenend, Quarrelton Brown, Andrew, of Linwood Cotton Spinning Company —house Auchentorlie Brown, James, manager Linwood Mills —ho. Linwood Browns, Malloch, & Co., cotton spinners, Elderslie Mill Buchanan, George, gardener, Greenend, Quarrelton Buchanan, James, assistant clerk, Linwood Mills Buchanan, Ludovic, farmer, Greenend, Quarrelton Burnet, Miss Janet, dressmaker, Quarrelton

CALDWELL, Alexander, cowfeeder, Elderslie Cameron, John, cowT feeder, Elderslie Campbell, Alexander, gardener, (Sir William Wallace's Old House,) Elderslie Carmichael, Lachlane, basket maker, Greenend Carmichael, Peter, farmer, East Craigenfeoch Chalmers, Andrew, tailor, Linwood Clark, William, saddler, Thorn QUARRELTON, &C. 163

Cochran, Mrs., grocer, Lmwood Colville, Robert, picking master, Lin wood Mill Currie, Mrs. Archibald, grocer, Elderslie Currie, Wm., Sir Wm. Wallace church officer — house Elderslie Cuthbertson, William, gardener, Thorn

DONALD, Robert, teacher, Linwood

EASDON, Robert, farmer, Auchenlodmont Erskine, James, spirit dealer, Elderslie Erskine, Miss, dressmaker, Elderslie

GARDNER, Alexander, farmer, Linclive Gilmour, Matthew, smith and farrier, Elderslie Gray, John, overseer of Campbell Snodgrass's coal works — house Overtown Greive, William, manager at New Mill, Linwood

HAMILTON, Douglas, hillman, Craigenfeoch —house Thorn Hart, Thomas, basket maker, Auchenlodmont Henderson, James, jun., clerk, New Mill, Linwood Henderson, James, cotton spinner, New Mill, Linwood Henderson, James, grocer and spirit merchant, Linwood Hodgert, Robert, overseer of Ludovic Houstoun's coal works—house Overtown Holms, William, cartwright, Overtown Houstoun, Ludovic, of Johnstone, residence Johnstone Castle Houstoun, George, yr. of Johnstone, residence Johnstone Castle Houstoun, William, Johnstone Castle Hunter, William, sizeing master, Elderslie Mill

INGL1S, George, farmer, West Craigenfeoch

JAMIESON, William, teacher, Quarrelton

KELLY, John, carding master, Linwood Mill —

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Kelly, John, jun., engineer, Linwood Mill Kelly, Thos., carding master, Elderslie Mill

LANG, Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie Law, Robert, smith, farrier, and spirit dealer, Thorn Lee, Allan, joiner and cartwright, Linwood Lee, James, sen., feuar, Linwood Lee, James, jun., farmer, Linwood Linwood Cotton Spinning Company, Linwood Mill Linwood Victualling Society, John Galbreath, salesman Losh, Wm., factor to Ludovic Houstoun—ho. Quarrelton Lyle, Alexander, farmer, Benstone

MADDEN, James, carding master, Linwood Mill Malloch, William, jun., manager Elderslie Mill— house Elderslie Glen Melvin, Miss Martha, dressmaker, Quarrelton Montgomery, Wm., manager Railway—ho. depot, Thorn Murray, Win., carding master, New Mill, Linwood

M'BAIN, Peter, carding master, Linwood Mill M'Bain, Wm., carding master, Linwood Mill M 'Clung, Samuel, picking master, Elderslie Mill M'Clure, Daniel, engineer, Elderslie Mill M'Clure, Daniel, cowfeeder, Old road, Elderslie M'Conochie, Daniel, spinning master, Linwood Mill M'Cormick, William, carter, Quarrelton M'Crae, Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie M'Creath, James, beamer, Elderslie M'Creath, Robert, grocer, spirit merchant, whinstone quarrier, and contractor, Elderslie M'Gregor, Mrs. James, grocer, Thorn M'Gregor, William, hillsman, Craigenfeoch Colliery house Craigenfeoch M'Kay, William, tailor, Linwood M'Kendrick, Archibald, tailor, Elderslie M'Kenzie, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, Linwood M'Lure, John, spirit dealer, boot and shoemaker, Linwood M'Nab, John, & Co., bleachers, Midtownfield M'Pherson, Alex., flesher and cow doctor, Elderslie —

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NEILSON", John, baker and spirit dealer, (Wallace's Tree) Elderslie Neilson, Walter, jun, spirit dealer, Elderslie

PARK, William, farmer, Greenhill Paterson, David, grocer, Elderslie Patrick, Alexander, spirit dealer, Thorn Patrick, Charles, spirit dealer, Thorn Patrick, James, gamekeeper to Ludovic Houstoun, John- stone Castle —house Overtown Purdie, James, blacksmith and farrier, Linwood

REID, William, grocer, Linwood Rennie, William, engineer, Craigenfeoch and Elderslie collieries Ross, Gilbert, merchant, Linwood Rowand, Alex., carter and dealer in peats, Linwood Rowand, John, farmer, Candren Rowand, Mrs. Wm., grocer and spirit dealer, Linwood

SALMON, Fullarton, grocer, Qnarrelton Salmon, John, clerk to Ludovic Houstoun Savage, John, teacher, Elderslie Shaw, William, hillsman, High Craig—house Craigboag Simpson, John, (Buck's Head Inn) Linwood Sinclair, Duncan, grocer, Elderslie Snodgrass, Campbell, coal mine proprietor, residence Thornhill House Speirs, John, merchant, Linwood Speir, Mrs. Robert, Burnbrae Speir, Robert, of Burnbrae Speir, Thomas, of Burnbrae Square, David, clerk to Campbell Snodgrass, Thornhill house Thornhill Cottage Steel, Alex., teacher, Quarrelton Steel, Archibald, spirit dealer, Linwood Steel, John, spinning master, Linwood Mill Stevenson, Robert, spirit dealer and carter, Elderslie

Stewart, Alex , grocer and spirit dealer, Elderslie Stewart, Rev. Alexander, residence Cochran Field ]66 QUARRELTON, &C.

Stewart, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Linwood Storie, Archibald, wright, Greenend, Quarrelton Symington, William, grocer, Thorn, and farmer, Craigton

WALKER, James, farmer, Windyhall Walker, W. & R., timber merchants and wrights, El- ders! ie Walker, William, hillsman, Elderslie coal yard Watson, George, grocer, Elderslie Watt, Alexander, foreman, Lin wood Mill Watt, James, clerk, Lin wood Mill Watt, John, druggist, Linwood Watt, Joseph, late foreman, Linwood Mill—ho. Linwood Wilson, David, gardener, Elderslie Wilson, Philip, teacher, Elderslie Woodrow, Matthew, blacksmith, Linwood Mill

APPENDIX TO FOWLER'S JOHNSTONE, QUARRELTON, ELDERSLIE, LINWOOD, AND NEIGHBOURHOOD DIRECTORIES. JOHNSTONE.

COMMITTEE OE TOWN MANAGEMENT. William Crawford, President—John Holmes, Treasurer. James Boag- Peter Fletcher James Robertson Robert Smith James Allan Robert Douglas Archibald M-'Farlane, collector of Satute Labour Money. Justices of Peace, Johnstone District. Appendix. 167

Justices of Peace, Johnstone District, ABBEY PARISH. KILBAKCHAN PARISH. L. Houstoun,- of Johnstone Sir William Milliken Napier, of W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle Milliken and Napier, Bart. Campbell Snodgrass, of Thornhill William Napier, of Blackstoun Robert Watt, Johnstone Wm. Cunninghame,of Craigends James Brown, Linwood Captain Jas. Stirling, of Glentyan Robert Montgomery, Johnstone Alex. Cuninghame, West Fulton George Houstoun, yr. of Johnstone Duncan Graham, of Meadside, resi- Robert Speir, of Burnbrae dence Greenfield HOUSTOUN PARISH. Hugh Ferrier, of Clippens William Malcolm Fleming, of Bar- Archd. Woodhouse, Crosslee rochan KILMALCOLM PARISH. Robert Freeland, of Gryffe Castle Henry Macdowall, Clippens William Stevenson, of Crosslee James Corbet, Porterfield of Por- Wm. Carlile, of Houstoun Field terfield Archd. Jamieson, of Woodfoot Jas. Campbell, writer, J. P. clerk William Arrol, sen., Houstoun John Millar, depute Fiscal George Stevenson, of Crosslee Justice of Peace andFiscal Court, held in Black Bull Assembly Rooms, II and 12 George street, first Friday of every month, at 11 o'clock forenoon. WRITERS. J. Campbell, N.P., 9 Houstoun sq. John Holmes, N.P. 18 Collier st. John Millar, 17 High street John Reid, 55 High street Robert Hodgert, N.P. 57 High st. John Millar, 17 Houstoun square SHERIFF OFFICERS. John Anderson, 19 Church street, sheriff officer and constable —James M'Intyre, Clark st., sheriff officer and constable. EXCISE OFFICER. William Bayne, Dicks bridge GLASGOW UNION BANK CO 18 Collier Street. John Holmes, Agent Quintin Bell, Teller FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE OFFICES & AGENTS. Hercules—Holmes and Campbell, writers, 18 Collier street Scotland Insurance—William Shanks, Bank House Scottish Union—John Millar, 17 High street ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS & MEASURES. Daniel Cunningham, 21 High street, Paisley, (for the Upper Ward of the County) AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. William Crawford, 22 Macdowall street 168 Johnstone, Medical Practitioners, S,c. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. John Muir James Robertson Malcolm M'Laren James C. Sharp Wm. C. Millar N.B.—For residence see Directory. MIDWIVES. Mrs Barbour, 9 Houstoun sq.jMrs Allan, Elderslie Mrs Orr, 18 High street jMrsM'Kenzie, lWalkinshaw st. JOHNSTONE COFFEE AND NEWS ROOM. Black Bull Inn, 53 High Street. Robert Watt, Convener. John Millar, Secretary and Treasurer. DIRECTORS. Ludovic Houstoun, of Johnstone Robert Watt Sir "William Milliken Napier, of Joseph Findlay Milliken and Napier, Bart. John Millar Robert Montgomery James Campbell "VV illiam Malloch, sen. John Muir Henry Macdovvall John Holmes W. Houstoun, Johnstone Castle

Johnstone Assembly Rooms, 1 1 George Street. MINISTERS. Johnstone Parish Church— 11 Ludovic sq John Reid Sir William Wallace Church—Elderslie—Alexander Stewart United Secession Church— 18 Church st. —Jn. Clapperton Relief Church— 9 Walkinshaw street—George Brooks Chartist Chapel— 6 Quarry street N.B.—For residence see Directory SESSION CLERK. Archibald Fleming, Brewery street CHURCH OFFICERS AND PRECENTORS. Johnstone Parish Church—Peter Semple, officer, 14 Quarry street —Archd. Fleming, precentor, Brewery st. Sir William Wallace Church—William Currie, officer, Elderslie—John M'Innes, precentor, Johnstone United Secession Church— James Blackley, officer, 27 Macdowall st James Hat rick, precentor, 35 High st. Relief Church—Alexander Cowan, officer, 10 Walkin- shaw street—James Millar, precentor, Kilbarchan

Grave Digger and Town Crier—Peter Semple, 14 Quarry st. —

Conveyance by Land and Water, fyc. Appendix. 169 CONVEYANCE BY LAND AND WATER. POST OFFICE, 53 High Street. The GLASGOW, PAISLEY, and other Mails arrive, per steam, at eight morning, and five afternoon, and depart at half-past twelve, and five afternoon, and at half-past eight evening. The letter bags will be closed forty minutes before the departure of each mail. Office hours from eight o'clock a.m., till nine o'clock p.m. M. Hodgert, Post mistress. David Crawford, letter-runner—house 25 Houstoun square N.B— See rates of Postages, Paisley Directory, page 123 GLASGOW, PAISLEY, KILMARNOCK, AND AYR RAILWAY Station, Thorn, Johnstone. departures.

To Paisley and Glasgow at 9| morning ; 12^, 3|, 6|, and

8|, afternoon ; with 1st, 2d, and 3d class carriages

To Ayr at 8 and 11*, morning ; and at 2, 5*, and 7, afternoon, Those marked thus * have no third class carriages. The 8 o'clock morning train stops at Prestwick, the 11 o'clock train stops at Monkton, the 2 o'clock afternoon train stops at Kilbirnie, and the 5 o'clock afternoon train stops at Monkton. William Montgomery, manager. CARRIERS' QUARTERS. GLASGOW—20 Houstoun square, John Paterson, (foot carrier) arrives and departs 3 times weekly GREENOCK and PORT-GLASGOW—James Allan, 24 High st., arr. Tues. Fri., dep. Tues. Fri., 7 o'clock morn. PAISLEY—P. Lindsay, 29 Collier st., arr. daily, dep. daily — John Paterson (foot carrier) 20 Houstoun sq., arr. daily, dep. daily

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND ARDROSSAN CANAL. Canal Store, Alexander Kay, Store keeper. Passage Boats. Johnstone for Paisley and Glasgow, 8 \, 10\, 12±—2£,4i, 6|,7£ Fares—To Paisley, 1st Cabin. 3d_2d Cabin, 2d To Glasgow, 1st do., 9d—2d do. 6d

SOCIETIES, &c. Instituted. 1819. Subscription Library—Alex. Munn, preses, 53 High street William Malloch, jun., treasurer, Elderslie Glen—Malcom M'Laren, clerk, Houstoun square Archd. M'Farlane, librarian, 8 Houstoun square p —

17 J Johnstone. Societies, fyc.

Gas Light Company—Joseph Findlay, governor and treasurer—Robert Blair, manager, Brewery street— John M'Donald. clerk, 7 Macdowall street 1799. Elder slie School Committee—Andrew Miller, preses, Elderslie—Duncan Gillies, treasurer, Newton—Philip Wilson, teacher and clerk, Elderslie 1803. Loyal Johnstone Yeomanry Society—William Semple, preses, Collier street—Wm. Riddel, treasurer, Church st., James Reid, clerk, 18 Collier street—John Mur- doch, officer, 22 Collier street 1807. Elderslie andJohnstone Friendly Society—Jas. Wilson, preses, Ludovic square—John M' Naught, treasurer, 26 Macdowall street—Archibald M'Farlane, clerk, 8 Houstoun square—David M'Millan, officer, Elderslie 1807. Johnstone Friendly Society—Hugh Millar, preses, 58 High street—Alexander Munn, treasurer, High street —James Reid, clerk, 18 Collier street—Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High street 1811. Houstoun St. Johnstone Lodge, (No. 245)—Matthew Barr, R. W. M. 24 Houstoun square—James Oatt, depute master, 5 Houstoun square—James Blair, pass master, 54 High street—Henry Muir, senior warden, High street—Archibald Chapman, junior warden, 20 Houstoun square—William Easdon, senior steward, 19 High street junior steward—John Barr, senior deacon, Walkinshaw street—William Oliver, junior deacon, 7 Houstoun square —James Sloan, trea- surer, 14 High street—William Raine, secretary, 71 High street—L. Black, tyler, High street 1813. Elderslie and Newton Friendly Society—(Remo- delled 1831) Alexander Neilson, preses, Elderslie Robt. Erskine, treasurer, Elderslie—James M'Creath, clerk, Elderslie —Ralph Cross, officer, Elderslie 1813. Johnstone Transfer Friendly Society —Hugh Millar, preses, 58 High street—James Smellie, treasurer, High street—James Reid, clerk, 18 Collier street Duncan Blair, officer, 5 High street 1820. Johnstone, Quarrelton, Thorn, andElderslie Coffin and Coffin Cover Society—Wm. Taylor, preses, 5, Rankin st. —Alex. Munn, treasurer, 63 High st David M.f- Farlane, clerk, 6 Church st. —Duncan Blair, officer, 5 Highst Wm. Semple, cover-keeper, 14 Quarry st. Wm. Holms, coffin contractor, Overton 1825. Johnstone Mechanics' Institution—William Stevenson, president, 59 High street—James M f Dougal, vice- president, Barbush Mill—Robert Douglas, treasurer, 69 High street—William Clapperton, clerk, 18 Church ——

Sabbath Schools, 8$c. Appendix. 171

street—Michael Fisher, librarian, 12 High street, Hali and Library Room, 65 High street 1829. Johnstone Burying Ground Watch Society—James Sloan, preses, 14 High street—Robert Robertson, treasurer, 75 High street—James Goodlet, secretary, Quarry street—William Semple, officer, 14 Quarry street—With a Committee of ten Directors 1837. Johnstone Total Abstinence Society—On the principle of total abstinence from all intoxicating liquors. —William Shanks, sen., president, Bank House Thomas Shanks, vice-president, Lily Bank Cottage —John Maxton, treasurer, Walkinshaw street William Orr, secretary, Walkinshaw street 1834. Johnstone Instrumental Band—Archd. Mf Arthur, lea- der, 3 High street—James Buchanan, preses, Graham street—Charles Lyle, treasurer, Graham street, Cart- side, with 12 members. SABBATH SCHOOLS. Parochial Sabbath School—Evening class, Parish Church, Ludovic square, under the superintendence of the Rev. John Reid. Scholars about 160. The school has a library attached. Cartside—Robert Stewart, teacher. Scholars 60. United Secession Church School—Held in their Church 18 Church street—Instituted by the Members of the Church—the Members of Session teachers —the average number of Scholars about 120 —the School has a library attached. Episcopal Church Evening Class, 4 Collier street—Under the superintendence of the Rev. W. M. Wade, Paisley Primitive Methodists' Morning Class, 4 Collier street—Chas. M^Kechnie, teacher. There are under the directors' in- spection about 60 Scholars. FAIRS. Johnstone Cross, nearly opposite to the Black Bull Inn, is distant from the Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles. Fairs are held on the Thursday following the second

Monday of July and the last Thursday of October, for cattle ; also, on the last Friday of December for horses. Although this market is not generally known, being but lately established, yet, from the excellent supply of cattle brought forward, it promises to be one of the most numerously attended Fairs in the West of Scotland. The market place is spacious and very extensive, affording accommodation rarely to be met with. 172 COPY OF AN ORIGINAL LIST

OF THE

MERCHANTS, &c, OF THE TOWN OF PAISLEY, 1783,

COMPILED FOB

FOWLER'S DIRECTORY, 1841-42.

ALEXANDER, James, manufacturer, Causeyside Allan, John, merchant, Snedon street Andrew, Matthew, manufacturer, Causeyside Anderson, John, manufacturer, Orchard street Alexander, Robert Fulton, thread manuf., Bridge street Angelie, William, dyer, St. Marion's wynd Anderson, William, Hutt Alason, John, baker, High street

BARR, Robert, manufacturer, Gauze street, Newtown Barr, James, manufacturer, Causeyside street Barbour, John, thread manufacturer, Maxwellton Barbour, John, jun., merchant, Maxwellton Barclay, Francis, thread manufacturer, James' street Barclay, Robert, manufacturer, Causeyside Barrie, Thomas, tobacconist, High street Barrie, Andrew, grocer, High street Bell & Maxwell, hard and soft soap boilers, Sawcell Bennet, Robert, grocer, Cross

Bennet, & Co., Messrs., silk manufs , Silk st, Newtown Birkmyre, George, thread manufacturer, High street Bisland, Alexander, wright, High street Bisland, Thomas, wood merchant, High street Biggar, Robert, thread manufacturer, Causeyside Blair, James, writer, Gauze street, Newtown Blackwood, Robert, vintner, Silk street, Newtown Black, John, thread manufacturer, Snedon Bowman, John, leather merchant, Bridge-end Bowie, Henry, manufacturer, Gordon's lone Browning, Gavin, druggist, Cross Brown, Robert, thread manufacturer, Snedon Brown & Sharp, Messrs., manufacturers, New street MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783. 173

Brown, Thomas, brewer, Crafthead Brown, Matthew, brewer, Crafthead Brodie, Robert, grocer, Sandholes Braid, Robert, flesher, Moss-row Buchanan, Herbert, & Co., merchts., Gauze St., Newtown Buchanan, William, merchant, Snedon Buchanan, James, merchant, High street Buchanan, Robert, manufacturer, Gauze st, Newtown Buchanan, Archibald, calico printer, Nefhercommon

CARLYSLE, William, thread manufacturer, Snedon Carlyle, James, & Co., manufacturers, Snedon Caldwell, John, thread manufacturer, Snedon Caldwell, Thomas, merchant, Causeyside Caldwell, George, bookseller, Moss-row Carson & Hunter, timber merchants, Snedon Carswell, Robert, cooper, Moss-row Campbell, Archibald, manufacturer, Causeyside Campbell, William & Thos., tanners, St. Marion's wynd Campbell, William, flesher, St Marion's wynd Campbell, James, flesher, Moss-row Christie, Carse, & Co., timber merchants, Crafthead Christie, John, timber merchant, Gauze street, Newtown Chambers, James, grocer, Snedon Clark, John, silk lish maker, Snedon

Clark, Jas., heddle-twine maker, Cotton st , Newtown Clark, Robert, shoemaker, Cross Cochran, John, yarn merchant, High street Cochran, John, jun., merchant, Snedon Cochran, John, manufacturer, New street Cochran, James, merchant, Snedon Cochran, John, dyer, Sawcell Crawford, John, merchant, High street Crawford, John, vintner, Snedon Craig, James, leather merchant, High street Cross, Robert, merchant, Greenlaw Cross, Walter, manufacturer, Causeyside Crow and Duncan, Messrs, smiths, Causeyside

DALGLISH, John, brok r, Cross p 2 174 MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783.

Davis, Robert, grocer, High street Denniston, Robert, bleacher, Snedon Dick, Robert, manufacturer, Causevside Dick, Robert, heddle-twine maker, Maxwellton Dowie, David, grocer and seedsman, High street Dun, Andrew, merchant, High street

Dun, Mrs , vintner, Bridge-end Dun, Alexander, glover, Bridge-end

E ASTON, David, baker, Cross Edmiston, Lothian, & Co, bakers, Newtown Ellis, silk manufacturer, Snedon Elliot & Dibbs, silk manufacturers, Woodside

FINDLAY, John, minister, High Church—ho. Snedon Ferrier, Pollock, & Co., silk manufacturers, Cross Ferguson, John, stay maker, Cross Findlay, John, smith and farrier, High street Flint, William, grocer, Gauze street, Newtown Fowler, John, grocer, Gauze street, Newtown Fowler, Joseph, feuar, Gauze street, Newtown Fulton, Messrs, silk manufacturers, Maxwellton Fulton, Hugh, seed merchant, Cross Fulton, Hugh, surgeon, Cross Fulton, David, tailor, Cross

GILLIES, Colin, minister, Laigh Church—ho. Snedon Gardiner, Archibald, thread manufacturer, New street Gardener, John, merchant, High street Galbreath, John, smith and farrier, Moss-row Gentles, John, baker, Gauze street, Newtown Gerard, James, spirit d; aler. Bridge-end Gibson, Alexander, writer, Townhead Gibson, James, writer, High*street Gii son, William, surgeon, Cross Gibb, James, silk manufacturer, Bridge street Gibb, John, vintner, High street Gilmour, Patrick, manufacturer, Orchard street Gilmour, James, merchant, Orchard street Gillies, Malcolm^ silver smith, High street MERCHANTS op PAISLEY IN 1783. 175

Gilroy, Charles, baker, Cross Grahame, Mrs., vintner, High street Graharae, Rodger, soap boiler, Snedon Gruhame, James, cooper, Causeyside

HART, James, & Son, manufacturers, Causeyside Harrison, Joseph, and Co., tanners, Snedon Hannah, John, vintner, New street Hall, John, grocer, Gauze street, Newtown Hendry and Robertson, silk manufacturers, Newtown Hepburn and Watt, silk manufacturers, Newtown Heghet, John, grocer, Cotton street, Newtown Hill, Ninian, keeps a calendar, Bridge-end Holmes, Joseph, & Co., silk manufacturers, Townhead Hunter, Robert, merchant, High street Hume, William, engineer, Abbey close

JAMIESON, Hugh, manufacturer, Orchard street Jamieson, Robert, manufacturer, Causeyside Jamieson & Co., cotton manufacturers, Abbey street Jamieson, William, merchant, Cros^ Jamieson, William, merchant, Smithhills

KER, Thomas, postmaster, Moss-row Ker, Thomas, writer, Smithhills Ker, Thomas, baker, High street Ker, Daniel, meal dealer, High street Ker, Andrew, wright, Snedon Kibble, James, writer, Smithhills Kibble, Thomas, writer, Cross King, William, dyer, Dyer's wynd King, John, ropemaker, High street- King David, plasterer, Silk street, Newtown Knox, John, yarn merchant, High street

LOWNDES, James, & Co., silk manufacturers, Snedon Love, John, silk manufacturer, New street Love, James, silk manufacturer, Abbey Bridge street Lochead, Matthew, manufacturer, Causeyside .Lochead, Robert, vintner, Townhead 176 MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783.

Lochead, Walter, baker, High street Lochead, John, meal dealer, Calton Liper, Andrew, barber, St. Marion's wynd

MAXWELL, Charles, timber merchant, Moss-row Maxwell and Patrick, thread manufacturers, Snedon Marshall, Thomas, thread manufacturer, Causeyside Mann, Alex., wright, Wellmeadow Main, Peter, thread manufacturer, Causeyside M'Errol, John, silk manufacturer, Maxwellton M'Arthur, Peter, bookseller, Cross M'Gowan, Matthew, merchant, Cross McGregor, Duncan, Gauze street, Newtown M'Kechney, Alex., shuttlemaker, James' street M'Kechney, William, victualler, Moss-row M'Korkindale, David, flesher, Moss- row M'Lellan, John, heddle maker, Hutt

M'Lellan, John, jun , silk lash maker, Wellmeadow M'Lean, John, manufacturer, Orchard street M'Lean, David, manufacturer, Orchard street M'Murcbie, Neil, Causeyside M'Nair, Alexander, merchant, High street Montgomery, Matthew, thread manufacturer, Moss-row Moody, Matthew, & Son, thread manufrs., Townhead Morrison, Claud, thread manufacturer, High street Morrison, James, merchant, Cross Miller, James, soap and candle maker, High street Mure, William, maltman, High street Mure, John, carrier to Glasgow, St. Marion's wynd

NEILSON and Hunter, manufacturers, Causeyside Neilson, William, manufacturer, Causeyside Neilson, John, grocer, Cross Neilson, John, printer, Smithhills Neilson, Walter, vintner, James' street Niven, Stevenson, and Pagan, silk manufrs., High street Nisbet, William, messenger, High street

ORR, Craig, and Stow, Great George street Orr, William, & Sons, Causeyside MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783. 177

Orr, Robert, senior, manufacturer, Causeyside Orr, Robert, junior, manufacturer, Causeyside Orr, William & John, merchants, Gauze street, Newtown Orr, William, manufacturer, Orchard street Orr, James, writer, Bridge-end Orr and Kibble, Smithhills

PAISLEY, James, merchant, Cross Patison, John, manufacturer, Townhead Patison, John, jun., manufacturer, Cross Patison, William, wright and glazier, Townhead Patton, James, grocer, Sandholes Park, Robert, thread manufacturer, Smithhills Pollock, George, stamp master, Gauze street, Newtown

Pollock, Alexande , silk lish maker, Maxwelton Purdie, Andrew, wright, Snedon

RAMSAY, William, manufacturer, Causeyside Ramsay, Thomas, baker, High street Ralston, Alexander, flesher, St. Marion's wynd Renfrew, John, manufacturer, Causeyside Reid, Fulton, grocer, Sandholes Ritchardson, John, smith, Gauze street, Newtown Robertson, John, thread manufacturer, Causeyside Robertson, Robert, thread manufacturer, Causeyside Robertson, John, grocer, Sandholes Robertson, William, merchant, Snedon Ross, Charles, Greenlaw Rule, James, baker, Causeyside

SNODGRASS, John, minister, New Church Semple, William, gauze dresser, Gordon's lone Simpson, Claud, writer, High street Simpson, James, surgeon, Cross Sim, Peter, hardware merchant, Cross Sinclair, James, wright, Moss-row Smith, John, jun., manufacturer, Orchard street Smith & Grahame, manufacturers, High street Smith, John, meal dealer, Causeyside Smith, Andrew, manufacturer, Causeyside 178 MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783.

Spier, Robert, tobacconist, High street Spier, John, flesher, Moss-row Stewart, John, manufacturer, Orchard street Stewart, William, surgeon, High street Stewart and Orr, Townhead Stewart, William, linen draper and haberdasher, Cross Stewart, John, grocer, Cross Stevenson, John, & Sons, merchants, Cross Stevenson, William, silk manufacturer, New street Stirling, William, manufacturer, Gordon's lone Stirling, James, & Co., hardware merchants, Cross Stirling, John, saddler, High street Steel, James, manufacturer, Causeyside Storie, John, merchant, Causeyside

TARBET, John, thread manufacturer, Causeyside Tarbet, James, thread manufacturer, Maxwelton Taylor, Alexander, surgeon, Moss-row Thomson, James, tobacconist, Cross Train, John, merchant, High street Twige, William, silk manufacturer, Bridge-end

WALKINGS HAW, Hugh, manufacturer, Causeyside Walkingshaw, Robert & John, manufacturers, Causeyside Walkinshaw, James, writer, High street Walkinshaw, Robert, writer, Bridge-end Wallace, William & John, silk manufacturers, Snedon Walker, Samuel, thread manufacturer, Snedon Warnock, John, grocer, Cross Waterston, James, painter, Cross Watt, William, baker, High street Weir, Walter, manufacturer, Causeyside Weir, Alexander, merchant, Cross Weir, John, bookseller, Cross White, Robert, manufacturer, Cotton street, Newtown White, John, surgeon, High street White, Andrew, hardware man, High street White, Andrew, shoemaker, Cross White, James, heddle-maker, Snedon Whitehead, Thomas, tanner, Seedhills MERCHANTS OF PAISLEY IN 1783. 179

Whytehill, John, merchant, High street Wilson, John, manufacturer, Townhead Wilson, Hugh, yarn merchant, Bridge-end Wilson, James, merchant, Cross Wilson, James, writer, Cross Wilson & Cross, soap house, Crofthead Wilson, Henry, maltman, Townhead Wilson, William, bleacher, Gauze street, Newtown Wood, Francis, tobacconist, High street Wylie, William, merchant, Cross WilkL\ Peter, grocer, Smithhills Wright, Robert, tobacconist, High street Wright, Adam, coppersmith, High street

YOUNG, John, stamp master, Moss-row

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