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1. Public Offices, 1

2. Municipal Lists, 3

3. County Lists, 7

4. Judicial Lists, 10

5. Commercial Lists, 15

6. Public Conveyances, .. 19

7. Ecclesiastical, 22

8. Literary and Educational Lists, 24

9. Charitable and Benevolent Lists, 26

10. Sporting Lists, 30

11. Miscellaneous Lists, 31

12. Postal Directory, 35

Bates of Postage, ...... 37

Postage Stamps, 42

— Registration, 43

Delivery, 45

Money Orders, 45

Miscellaneous Regulations, 52

Savings Bank, 49 Suggestions to the Public, &c, 54

Table of Rates and Despatches, 57 13. List of Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, ... 60 14. List of the Clergy in Perthshire, 76

15. General Directory, 32 16. Professional Directory, ... 197 17. Advertisements—Insurance Companies, 222 Miscellaneous, . 243

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Anglers' Club, 31 Police Commission, . . . 5

12 Procurators . Bank Holidays, . . . and Solicitors, lu

Banking Companies, . . . 15 Postal Directory— Howling Club, 31 Chief Officers of the Depart- t, Carriers, . . . . 21 men . . . . . 35

Carriers (General Parcel), . 21 Perth Establishment, . 35

Cemeteries, . . . . . 33 Arrivals and Departures of Choral Union, 33 Mails, 36

Christian Association. . 23 Hours of Collection at Re- City Mission, 23 ceiving-House and Pillar- Clergy and their Places of Boxes, 30 Worship, 22 Rates of Postage—Inland, 37

Clergy in Perthshire, . . . 76 Newspapers and other Peri- 4 Council Committee, . . . odicals, 37

Commissioners of Supply, . 8 Newspapers sent Abroad, . 37

County and City Infirmary, . 26 Book-Post 39

Court of Lieutenancy, . 7 Colonial Book-Post, . . . 41

Cricket Club, 30 Pattern and Sample Post, . 41

Curling Clubs, 31 Postage Stamps, . . . 42

Deaf and Dumb Institution, . 28 Registration, . . . 43 Fairs, 17 Delivery, 45

Fechney School, . . . 29 Savings Banks, . . . 49

Fire Engines, 5 Insurance and Annuities, . 51

General Directory, . . . 82 Miscellaneous Regulations, 52 34 General Prison, . . . Suggestions to the Public, &c, 54

Golfing Societies, . . . 30 Table of Despatch of Foreign

Guild Court, 5 Mails from Perth, . . . 57

High Constables, . . . 32 Poulti-y Association, . . . 34 33 Highland Society, . . . Prison Board, 7

Indigent Old Men's Society, . 26 Prison Establishment, .. 7

Indigent Old Women's Society, 27 Professional Directory, . 197 Infant Schools, 28 Public Baths and Wash-IIouse, 27

Justices of the Peace, . . . 8 Public Offices' 1

Meeting of Courts, . . . 12 Races and Hunt, . . . 30 11 Keeper of Register of Sasines, Railway Companies, . . . 19

King James the Sixth's Hospital, 28 Railway Carriers, . . . 20

Ladies' Clothing Society, . 27 Registrarof Births, Deaths, and

Ladies' House of Refuge, . 2? Marriages, 3

Lethendy Mortifications, . 28 Royal Institution for the Insane, 29

Libraries, ...... 21-25 Royal Horticultural Society, . 33

Licensing System, . . . 12 Royal Perthshire Militia, . S 31 Literary and Antiquarian Society, Sacramental Fast-Days, . 22

Literary Association, . . . 24 Schools of Industry, .. .. 28 Magistrates and Town Council, i School of Art, 25

Master-Extraordinary for Scot- Seminaries and Schools, . 24 land of theCourt of Chancery, 11 Seymour Munro Free School, 25

Masonic Lodges, . . . 32 Sharp's Institution, . . . 25

Members of Parliament, . 4 Sheriff and Commissary Courts, 10

Messenger-at-Arms, . . . 11 Officers, 11

Model Lodging-House. . 27 Shipping, 17 Asylum, ..... 7 Society for Liberation of Religion, 23

Newspapers, . . . . . 26 Society of Solicitors, . . . 13 Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats, 60 Soup Kitchen, 30

Omnibus to Scone, . . . 20 Statistics of Perth, . . . 3

Patriotic Society, . . . 33 Temperance Society, . . . 31

Perthshire Rifle Volunteers, . 9 Trades' Conyener Court, . 6

Perthshire Bible Society, . 23 Water Commission, . . . 5

Polling Stations, . . . 6 Young Men's Tract Society, . 22 .

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

tattrancc Companies.

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Atlas Fire and Life, . . . . 235 Royal Fire and Life, . 222 Briton Medical and General, 228 Scottish Equitable Life, 220

Edinburgh Life, . . . . 231 Scottish Sea, 237 European Guarantee Association, 234 Standard Life, 224 Liverpool and Lond, Fire and Life, 233 Sua Fire and Life, 227 Northern Fire, 223 Temperance Life, 232

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Page Anderson and Christie, sculptors, 247 Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 240 Anderson, J., china merchant, 251 Miller, H. L., gen. ironmonger, 253

Anderson, M , china merchant, 250 Moncrieff, David, plasterer, . . 244 Bell, Joseph, slater, . . . . 240 Moyes, Andw., tailor and clothier, 258

Brady, T„ auctioneer, etc., . . 259 Murray, A., picture frame maker, 262 Brown, hosier— (beginning of vol.) M'Vicar and Wylie, planemakers, 252

Campbell, John, agent, . ., 259 Pairnie, John, clothier, . . 245

Carr, Robert, baker, . . . . 245 Bisters and Sons, R., m'ble cutters, 261

Chalmers, James, grocer, . . 255 Roy, John, general ironmonger. 254 Brummond, Alexander, jeweller, Savings Bank, 238

and watchmaker, . . . . 262 Scott, Mrs J., Berlin wool reposit , 256 Duff, William, music teacher, 244 Scott, W. D„ cabinet-maker, etc. Forsyth, T, smith and bellhanger, 244 (begining of Volume.)

Fraser di Anderson, lithographers, 260 Sidey, C, G., printer, . . 261 Grego, C, optician— (end of vol.) Stalker and Boyd, painters, . . 249 Greig, Thomas, outfitter, . . 243 Taylor and Finlayson, general Hay, Alexander, of slater, . . 248 ironmongers— (beginning vol.) Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, . . 239 Taylor and Sons, marble works, 257

Lees and Son, James, gun and rifle Taylor, James, brushmaker, . . 256

manufacturers, . . . . 241 Thomson, James, jun., slater, 256

Macfarlane, Duncan, auctioneer, 249 Walker, R., postmaster, . . 246

Mackie and Co , D, plumbers, 242 Wight, T., iron and wire worker, 243

Macdonald, A , surveyor and auc- Wilson, Robert, baker, . . 245

tioneer, 258 Wood, David, bookseller, . . 255

Malloch, David, planemaker, 252 Wood, John, baker, . . . . 245

Matheson, Thomas, outfiitter, 255 Wotherspoon, J., hatter, . . 241

Menzies, Mrs D , embroidery, 248 POST-OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY.

I.-PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor for Burgh under Lands Valuation Act—James Dewar, 3, High Street, Assessor for County under Lands Valuation Act— Francis Morison, County Buildings.

Billet-Master's, 3, High Street—Andrew Boyle,

City-Clerk's, 3, High Street—Archibald Reid and William Greig, Clerks. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 1 a.m. till 3 p.m. and from 6 till 8 p.m. City Chamberlain's, 3 High Street —James Thomson, cham- berlain. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

City Police and Fiscal' s, 1, High Street—John Walsh, superintendent ; William Turnbull and John M'Donald, in- spectors.

Coach Offices, 58, George Street, and Princes Street, Commissary Clerk's, County Buildings—William Young, clerk; Andrew Low, assistant. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p,m, and from 6 till 8 p.m. County Constabulary, County Buildings—George Gordon, chief-constable ; Henry M'Donald, superintendent; Charles Ross,

sergeant ; Geo. Mearns and John M'Pherson, constables.

County Rates, County Buildings—Francis Morison, collector. Custom-House, Princes Street—Robert J. Mostyn, collector; J. F. Croll, clerk and examining officer; Duncan Dean, assistant examining officer; Alexander M'Ara, out-door officer; John M'Colgan, P.C.O., Newburgh. Hours from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon.

Electric Telegraph Company, General Railway Station. A —

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Gas-Meter Inspector's Office, Coal Shore- inspector. Guildry, 22, St John Street—John Thomas, treasurer. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a,m, till 3 p.m.

Government Emigration, 2, High Street—C. G. Sidey, agent.

Harbour and Navigation, 14, High Street—David Wedder" spoon, clerk. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.* and from 6 till 8 p.m. Inland Eevenue (Excise), 14 Charlotte Street—James Smith, collector; John Thomson, supervisor; David Craig, clerk. Hours from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m. till 12 noon.

Inland Revenue (Stamps and Taxes), 6, Charlotte Street

A. B. Macdonald, collector ; George Allan, William M. Stein, and Charles Taylor, clerks. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

Inspector and Surveyors' (Stamps and Taxes), 69, George Street—James Peffers, inspector; Donald Mackintosh and Ed- ward Maughan, surveyors and assessors ; William M'Leish, clerk of assessed taxes ; J. D. Miller, clerk of property tax. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. Magnetic Telegraph Company, Railway Station, Princes Street. New Gas-Light Company, Blackfriars Wynd—Robert Martin? secretary; Angus M'Pherson, manager; J. Robertson, clerk; Geo. Barclay, treasurer; J. Henderson, collector; John Burns, in- spector. Hours from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m.

Old Gas-Light Company, 2, Charlotte St.—George Gray, se- cretary and treasurer; John M'Gilliwie, clerk; Thomas Whimster, manager; David Dewar and William Peddie, inspectors and col- lectors. Hours from 10 a.m. till 8 p.m. Parochial Board, 16, South Street—William Young, inspec- tor; James Condie, solicitor, clerk; John Cameron, officer. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Police Assessment, 3 High Street—James Thomson, collector, Hours from 10 till 11 a.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Poorhouse, Glasgow Road—James Readdie, governor; Mrs

Readdie, matron ; James Cock, porter.

Poor-Rates' Assessment, 4, George Street—James Galletly collector. Hours from 10 a,m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m.

Post-Office, 2, High Street—Charles G. Sidey, postmaster, Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m.

Prison Assessment, 3, High Street—James Thomson collector- —6

MUNICIPAL LISTS.

Procurator-Fiscal's, County Buildings —John M'Lean, pro- curator-fiscal; John Young, assistant procurator; criminal officer. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Receiving Post Office, 143 Canal Crescent—Jane M'Intyre, receiving postmistress. Hours from 7 a.m. till 9 p.m. River Police and Fishing, County Buildings—George Gordon, superintendent; Joseph Napier, inspector. Session-Clerk, and Register of Births, Deaths, and Mar- riages,—for the District of Perth, with parts of Scone, Kinnoull, and Tippermuir, within Parliamentary boundaries, united,— Charlotte Street—Robert Buist, session-clerk and registrar; William M'Farlane, assistant registrar. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 7 till 9 p.m. Sheriff-Clerk's, County Buildings, foot of South Street

Archibald Reid, Sheriff-clerk ; A. M'Kenzie, depute sheriff-clerk. Hours from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 7 till 8 p.m,, excepting during the summer months, when the hours are from 9 a.m. till o p.m., and on Saturday from 9 a.m., till 1 p.m.

Shore Dues, 3, High Street—James Thomson, collector. Hours (Saturday excepted) from 10 a.m. till 3 p,m., and from 6 till 8 p.m. Staff-Officer of Pensioners,' Perth Barracks—Major J, W. Boyd, staff-officer; W. Hutchison, staff-sergeant.

United Kingdom Telegraph Company, 16, George Street. Weights and Measures—For the City—Charles Shedden, 32, High Street. For the County—William Andrews, County Buildings. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m,

Water-Duty, 3, High Street—James Thomson, collector. Hours from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 8 p.m

II.—MUNICIPAL LISTS. STATISTICS OF THE CITY OF PERTH. Population, 25,250 Inhabited Houses, 2,089 Parliamentary Constituency, 1,158 Municipal „ 809 Number of Councillors, 26 Annual value of real Property in 1865-66, £75,012 12 3 Corporation Revenue, 1863-64, £7,523 Market-day, Friday. MUNICIPAL LISTS.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. FOR THE COUNTY. Sir William Stirling Maxwell, Bart. Residence in London—128, Park Street, Grosvenor Square. Agent in Perth—Andrew Davidson, Esq., solicitor. FOR THE CITY. Honourable Arthur F. Kinnaird. Residence in London—1, Pall Mall East. Agent in Perth—Lord Provost Kemp, solicitor. MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. MAGISTRATES. Lord Provost John Kemp, Esq., Dean of Guild, Kirkwood Hewat, Esq. First Bailie, John M'Donald, Esq. Second Bailie, Alexander M'Gregor, Esq. Third Bailie, Robert Martin, Esq. Fourth Bailie, Peter M'Currach. Esq. Treasurer, John Christie, Esq, COUNCILLORS. Messrs George Brown, grocer Messrs Wm, M'Intosh, clothier Bruce, glazier MacLeish, solicitor ,, George „ Wm. Jas. Ower, cabinetmaker „ Robert Dow, painter ,, „ Thomas Duncan, confect. „ J. P. Pirrie, coachbuilder G, Lennie, grocer ,, John Fisher, baker ,, M. „ John Kippen, solicitor „ Neil Reid, druggist H. Robertson, merch ,, John Low, merchant „ R. „ William Maury, solicitor „ C, C. Stuart, merchant Alex. Fleming, clothier „ Wm. Tulloch, saddler

,, John Jamieson, clothier City-Clerks, Arch. Reid& Wm. Greig, solicitors, 3 High St. City-Fiscal, John Walsh, Police Office City-Chamberlain,... James Thomson, 3, High Street Collector of Assessed Taxes, &c, A. Burns Macdonald, 6, Charlotte Street Session-Clerk, Robert Buist, do. City-Architect, Andrew Heiton, York Place Burgh Assessor, James Dewar, 3, High Street Town-Officers, Alexander Stewart and Matthew Caw COUNCIL COMMITTEE. The Lord Provost Treasurer Christie Dean of Guild Councillor Fisher Bailies J. M'Donald Fleming M'Gregor Kippen Martin Maury M'Currach MUNICIPAL LISTS.

POLICE COMMISSION. Nine a quorum. The Lord Provost, Dean of Guild, Bailies, Treasurer, and the Town Council John Thomas, solicitor, clerk David Keay, solicitor, treasurer John Walsh, superintendent of police, inspector James Thomson, chamberlain, collector

FIRE ENGINES. This department is under the management of the Superintend- ent of Police, and should occasion require, information given at the Police-Office, No. 1 , High Street, will receive every attention.

WATER COMMISSION. Ex-Officiis. Lord Provost, John Kemp Sheriff-Substitute, Hugh Barclay Dean of Guild, Kirkwood Hewat First Bailie, John M'Donald Convener of Trades, James Cairncross President of the Society of Solicitors, John M'Lean, pror. -fiscal Clerks, Arch, Reid and Wm. Greig Collector, James Thomson Superintendent of Works, Alexander Bate FIRST WARD. FOURTH WARD. H. L. Miller, ironmonger George Brown, grocer Alexander Drummond, jeweller David Young, grocer SECOND WARD. FIFTH WARD. William Imrie, merchant. John M'Kay, plasterer William Cameron, builder. Alexander M'Farlane, founder THIRD WARD. SIXTH WARD. William Frew, plumber James Galletly, grocer John Smith, merchant Alexander Stewart, hairdresser GUILD COURT. Dean of Guild, Kirkwood Hewat, Esq.

Lord Provost, , John Kemp, Esq. Bailies, J. M'Donald, Martin, and M'Gregor Merchant Councillors, Thomas Richardson, Robert H.Robertson, Charles Grego, Peter Palmer Trades, James Cairncross, Thomas Duncan, and William Imrie Clerk, John Thomas, solicitor Treasurer, Wm. Imrie Officer, John Comrie Land-Steward, Alexander Ritchie MUNICIPAL LISTS.

GUILD COURT— Continued.

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

President and Convener—The Dean. J ohn Dewar Robert M'Gregor L. Miller , Henry William Imrie Robert Slater Andrew Graham Bailie A, M'Donald Robert S. Gentle Laurence Rintoul

POLLING STATIONS. PARLIAMENTARY.

First District, Sheriff Court-Room, County Buildings Second „ Burgh Court-Room Third „ Seminaries, Rose Terrace MUNICIPAL.

First Ward, Guild Hall Second Ward, ...Burgh Court-Room Third Ward, Royal Arch Mason Hall

Fourth Ward, . . .North United Presbyterian large Session-house POLICE COMMISSION.

First Ward, ..... Guild Hall Second Ward, ...Burgh Court-Room Third Ward, Guild Hall

Fourth Ward, . . . North United Presbyterian large Session-house Fifth Ward A. B. Smith's School-room, Barossa Street Sixth Ward, North United Presbyterian large Session- house Seventh Ward, ...Strathmore Inn, Bridgend

TRADES' CONVENER COURT. Convener, James Cairncross. Deacon of Hammerman, Charles Shedden Wrights, George Bruce Glovers, Forrester Squire Bakers, Thomas Duncan Tailors, James Cairncross Shoemakers, David Norwell Fleshers, William Leitham Weavers, John M'Kay Clerk and Treasurer, Provost Kemp. Note.—This Court acts as Trustees to Stewart's Free School, Mill Street. .

COUNTY LISTS.

III-COUNTY LISTS.

COURT OF LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird Vice-Lieutenant, Sir William Stirling Maxwell, Bart. Con, of Finance Com- mittee, Lord Kinnaird Chairman of County- Prison Board, William Smythe of Methven Chairman of County Pub. Buildings Com,Lord Kinnaird Chairman on Co. Bills, The Earl of Mansfield Chairman of Lunacy Board, Lieut.-Col. Drummond Hay Clerk, Wm. MacLeish DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. Perth Sub-Division. Convener, Lord Provost of Perth. The Earl of Mansfield William Smythe, Esq. Sir Thomas Moncrieff, Bart. John Grant Esq. Clerk, Wm. MacLeish

MURTHLY ASYLUM. Medical Superintendent, W. C. M'Intosh, M.D. Assistant Physician, Edward Rutherford, M.D Chaplain, ..RevNeilN. M'Naughton, Kinclaven Clerk and Treasurer, Wm.MacLeish, Solicitor, Perth Housekeeper, Ruth F. Graham Steward, James Jack Superintendent of Females Mary Brand Superintendent of Males, John Menzies

COUNTY PRISON FOR PERTHSHIRE. William Smythe, Esq. of Methven, Chairman and Convener. Wm. MacLeish, Clerk and Treasurer. William Hutchison, governor Helen Small, Female Warder F. I. White, M.D., surgeon Joseph Sime, Head Warder Rev J. P. St Clair, chaplain John Young, Weaving Warder Andrew Sime, clerk Wm. Livingstone,Priscn Warder COUNTY LIST.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

RESIDING IN OR NEAR PERTH.

Major J. Sharp of Kincarrathie David Greig, jeweller, St John Henry J. Sharp, yr,, of do. Street Archibald Tutu bull of Bellwood C. G. Sidey, postmaster W. S. Turnbull of Huntingtower William Marshall of William Inirie, St. John Street Sir David Ross, George Street William Peddie of Blackruthven John Steel of Blackpark John M. Graham of Murrayshall

And, for the time being—

Hugh Barclay, LL.D., Sheriff-I Kirkwood Hewat, Dean of Guild Substitute John MacDonald, bailie John Kemp, Lord Provost Alexander M'Gregor, bailie |

Clerk, Robert Martin.

County Assessor under Lands Valuation Act, and Collector of County Rates, Francis Morison, County Buildings.

Collector of Cess, A. Burns MacDonald, 6, Charlotte Street.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Convener, William Smythe, Esq. of Methven. Five hundred and twenty-five of the noblemen and gentlemen of the County are qualified as Commissioners of Supply; as well as for the time being, the Sheriff and his Substitutes, the Lord Provost, the Dean of Guild, and the Deacon of the Corporation of Glovers of the Royal Burgh of Perth. Clerk, William MacLeish.

ROYAL PERTHSHIRE MILITIA. Hon. Colonel— Sir Thomas Monerieffe, Bart; Lieut.-Colonel — H. M. Drummond Hay, Commandant; Major—J. W, Wedder- burn; Captains— George D. Mercer, Thomas W. Greig, John W. Ogilvy, Patrick G. Craigie, Fitzmaurice F. Hutton, Patrick Small; Lieutenants — Charles Thomas Graham Trotter, Donald

W, Fraser, Thomas M'Dougall, George Muirhead ; Captain and Adjutant— Lord Charles L. Kerr; Surgeon—George W. Absolon Assistant Surgeon, William Roy Quarter-Master—Alex. Geddes. ; —

COUNTY LISTS.

LIST OF OFFICERS OF THE FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION OF PERTHSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. STAFF. Lieut.-Oolonel— J. W. Ogilvy (late Captain H. M. 24th Foot), commanding, L ieut.-Colonel— W. M'Donald M'Donald of St Martins, Perth. Major— J, Campbell, Doune. A djntant—Major George Salmon (late Major in the Bengal Artil- lery), Whlanslee, Perth. Assistant 'Surgeon— G. H. K. Paterson, St Martins, Perth. FIRST CORPS — PERTH. SEVENTH CORPS COUPAR-ANGUS

No. 1 Company. D, Butter, captain Robert Walker, capt. com. D. Bett, lieutenant John Kemp, captain C. Boyd, ensign R, H. Moncrieff, lieutenant EIGHTH CORPS . John Kerr, colour-sergeant — James Morison, sergeant J, Gibson, captain John Kerr, do. A. Graham, lieutenant Robert Lees, do. J. M'Nab, ensign James Stewart, do. NINTH CORPS —. No. 2 Company. W. Japp, captain captain — lieutenant lieutenant J. Lamond, ensign William Veitch, colour-sergeant William Pearson, sergeant ELEVENTH CORPS—DOUNE. James P. Whittet, do. captain 1 David Robertson, do. A. Mitchell, lieutenant James Young, do. ensign eighteenth corps perth (Highlanders) THIRTEENTH CORPS—ST MARTINS (HIGHLANDERS), Arch. Reid, captain Adam M'Kenzie, lieutenant captain Richard Southam, ensign J. Macfarlane, lieutenant C. S. Robertson, colour-sergt. J, Baxter, ensign Robert Robertson, sergeant FOURTEENTH CORPS—BIRNAM James Henderson, do. (HIGHLANDERS), James Ballantyne, do. W. Cargill, captain FIFTH CORPS —BLAIRGOWRIE. J, Duff, lieutenant G. Anderson, captain W. Cairns, ensign D. Chalmers lieutenant J. Baxter, ensign FIFTEENTH CORPS SIXTH CORPS DUNBLANE. A UCHTERARDER. A. Harper, captain A. Reid, capiain J. Barty, lieutenant S. Halley, lieutenant J. Dunn, ensign A. Cameron, ensign 10 JUDICIAL LISTS.

IV.-JUDICIAL LISTS.

SHERIFF, COMMISSARY, AND JUSTICE OF PEACE COURTS. Sheriff and Commissary, Edward Strath earn Gordon Sheriff-Substitute and Commis- sary-Depute, Hugh Barclay, LL,D, Sheriff-Substitute, Dunblane,....John Graham Sheriff-Clerk, Archibald Reid Sheriff-Clerk Depute, Adam M'Kenzie Sheriff-Clk, Depute, Dunblane,William Thomson Clerk of Peace, Robert Martin Clerk of Supply, General Clerk of Lieutenancy, and Clerk to

Prison Board, . . "William MacLeish Procurator-Fiscal, John M'Lean Auditor of Accounts, John Flockhart Commissary Clerk, William Young Chief-Constable, George Gordon Bar-Officer, James Hally

PROCURATORS AND SOLICITORS,

Under the Act 28 and 29 Vic, cap. 85. D, Anderson, Co-Angus 1816 James Scott, Perth 1S35 John Flockhart, Perth 1817 W. S. Soutar, Blairgowrie 1835 James Condie, do 1820 William Brown, Crieff 1835 George Gray, do 1820 John Kemp, Perth 1836 J as. Anderson, Blairgowrie 1822 John Ironside, Crieff 1836 Alex. Monteath, Crieff 1823 Melville Jameson, Perth 1837 Wm.Young, 1824 Alex, Moncrieff, do 1838 John Conning, Perth 1824 A. Robertson, Blairgowrie 1838 David Hepburn, do 1824 James Ross, Perth 1839 William Peddie, do 1825 Thos. P. Knox, Dunblane 1839 William Greig, do 1825 James Mitchell, 1839 Archibald Reid, do 1825 James Dick Miller, Perth 1839 James Roy, do 1826 John Young, do 1841 Thomas Barty, Dunblane 1827 James M'Laren, Crieff 1842 Jas. Spottiswoode, Perth 1828 John A. Gloag, 1842 David Wedderspoon, do 1828 John Myles, Forfar 1842 John M'Lean, do 1829 Robert Martin, Perth 1842 Pat. J. Stirling, Dunblane 1831 John Lowe, CouparAngus 1843 Andrew Davidson, Perth 1831 Thos. S. Duncan, Perth 1843 D. Clark, 1833 David M'Kenzie, do 1843 William Ross, Perth 1834 John Kippen, do 1843 J. M. Honey, do 1834 James MacRosty, Crieff 1847 JUDICIAL LISTS. 11

SHEKIFF, &c. COURTS—Continued.

A. G. Keid, Auchterarder 1847 John Grant, Dundee 1860 James Sharp, Crieff 1847 Alex. Gibson, do 1860 John M'Laren, Co-Angus 1848 Wm. Scott, jun. do 1860

D. Crichton, Perth, Forfar 1 848 D. Kerr Smith, I860 Thomas Soutar, Crieff 1848 John Macfarlane, Stirling 1860 James Miller, Stirling, 1850 Andrew Hendry, Dundee 1860 Malcolm M'Gregor, Crieff 1851 John Skinner, do 1861 George Roy, Dundee 1851 Alex. Monteath, Stirling 1861 Ales. Robertson, Perth 1851 Ebenezer Smith, Dunblane 1861 John Thomas, do 1851 Donald Frazer, Pitlochry 1861 Horace Skeete, do 1851 J. Fraser Calder, Dundee 1 862

James Watson, Co-Angns 1 852 David Gordon Stewart, do 1862 C.W.L. Forbes, Aberfeldy 1852 J, Smyth Fleming, Alyth 1862 John Miller Miller, Perth 1 852 Henry Gordon, Perth 1863 David Keay, do 1852 Jas, W. Barty, Dunblane 1864 Thomas R.Kinmont,Errol 1853 R. Robertson, Blairgowrie 1864 William Maury, Perth 1853 James Paterson, Dundee 1864 Charles Findlay, do 1853 Robert Dougall, Perth 1865

Joseph M'Lean, Dunblane 1 853 George Kyd, do 1865 William Blair, Perth 1853 George Condie, do 1865 Thos. Thornton, Dundee 1854 G. B.Anderson, Blairgowrie 1 865 P. Smitton, Auchterarder 1854 Wm. Thomson, Dunblane 1865 Alexander Wilson, Perth 1855 William Mitchell, do 1865 Charles Boyd, Co-Angus 1856 Walter M'Lean, Glasgow 1865 W. MacLeish, Perth 1856 Andrew Crawford, Stirling 1865 L. Chapman, Blairgowrie 1857 Charles Wingate, do 1865 William Japp, Alyth 1857 Wal. Buchanan, Callander 1865 Archibald Paul, Dundee. 1857 Don.MansonM'Kay.Perth 1865 W.L.Young,Auchterarder 1857 Thomas Barclay, Hamilton 1865 C. Morland Hunter, do 1857 Adam M'Kenzie, Perth 1865 James Lowson, Dundee 1857 Robert Robertson, do 1865 Alex. MacKenzie, Forres 1858 George Gray, Glasgow 1865 Joseph Dickie, Dunkeld 1858 John Scott, Edinburgh 1865 Donald Glassford, Dundee 1858 Thos. Crabb Greig, do 1865 Alex. Grahame, Crieff 1858 William Reid, Perth 1865 Jas. Hunter, jun. Dundee 1858 J. S. Wilson, Blairgowrie 1865 Henry Whyte, Perth 1859 Robert Mitchell, Perth 1865 J.Colquhoun Pinkertondo 1859

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Perth—James Hally. Crieff—William Ferguson. Dun- keld—Henry Ritchie. sheriff AND COMMISSARY OFFICERS Aberfeldy—William M'Kenzie. Alloa— Thomas Russel and Robert Monro. Alyth—Alexander Henry. Auchterarder— —;

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SHERIFF &c, COURTS— Continued.

J ohn Headridge. Blairgowrie—G-regor M'Gregor, David Grant, and James Murray. Callander—George Maxwell. Coupar- Angus— Alexander MLachlan. Crieff—William Ferguson, John Ferguson, and Mel Sime. Doune—Arbhibald Cuthbert. Dunblane— David Eadie and Thomas M'Culloch. Dundee— Thomas Anderson, James Lyon, James S. Miller, Thomas Gour- lay, John M. Beatts, and John Fenwick. Dunkeld—Henry Ritchie. Errol—John Symons, Killin—William Walker. Kincardine—John Miller. Kinloch-Rannoch—Duncan Stewart. Kinross—Donald Manson. Perth— James Hally, David Hally, Peter Kerr, William Lafferty, and James Rollo. Pitlochry— James Skinner. —Thomas Stewart. Criminal Officer, Perth

meeting of courts.

The Sheriff-Court for the County is held every Tuesday and Friday during the session, and one Court, at least, is held at

each vacation ; the Sheriff Small-Debt Court every Tuesday ; and the Justice of Peace Court first Monday of every month. Quar- ter Sessions are held on the statutory days, and by adjournment the Commissary Court every Friday during session.

MEETING OF COURTS UNDER THE SMALL-DEBT ACT.

Crieff, Every first Saturday of Feb., May, Aug., and Nov. Dunkeld, Every third Wednesday of April, Aug., and Dec.

Aberfeldy, ... On the day (Thursday) after each Court in Dunkeld.

Blairgowrie, ... Every second Wednesday of January, April, July, and October. Co-Angus, ...On the day (Thursday) after Blairgowrie Court, in Jan., April, July, and Oct,, at 11 o'clock each day Auchterarder, Last Monday of Jan., April, July, and Oct.

Master Extraordinary for of the Court of Chancery Melville Jameson, Solicitor. Keeper of Register of Sasines—Lord Provost Kemp.

NEW LICENSING SYSTEM. By the Act 9 Geo, IV. cap. 58, the Magistrates of Burghs are required to meet on the last Tuesday of April, and the last Tuesday of October in each year, to consider the applications

for License Certificates within the Burgh ; and the Justices of JUDICIAL LISTS. 13

LICENSING COURTS- Continued.

Peace on the first Tuesday of May, and the last Tuesday in October, in the County, with power to adjourn for seven lawful days after each meeting. The applications must be lodged, and a fee of 2s, paid, ten days previous to each meeting; and the Magistrates and Justices are restricted from granting Certificates except at the statutory periods. The following is the Perth district of the County, as appointed by the Quarter-Sessions on the 20th September, 1828— viz., , Abernethy, Arngask, Dunbarney, Dron, . , , Findogask, Kinnoull, Methven, , , , Scone, Tipper- muir, Perth. LICENSING COURTS. First Tuesday of May, and last Tuesday of October, Quarter- Sessions, for hearing appeals in Licensing cases, held at Perth on the last Friday of May, and third Friday of November. Applica- tions for Licenses must be lodged, according to a printed form (to be had of the booksellers), with the Clerk ten days before the meeting, and appeals must be lodged within ten days before the Court.

By the Act 16 & 17 Vic. cap. 67, separate applications must be made, and certificates issued, for the sale of Wine and Spirits,

and for Porter and Ale ; as also for Grocers, to sell either of these classes of Liquours, but not to be consumed on the Premises.

DEALERS IN GAME. The same days for granting Licenses to Dealers in Game under Acts 23 & 24 Vic, cap. 90, and previous relative Acts, and for holding Quarter Sessions, as above mentioned.

SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS.

This Society was instituted in 1825, and is now incorporated by Royal Charter, dated the 3d September, 1857, into a body politic and corporate, by the name of " The Society of Procura- tors and Solicitors in the City and County of Perth." The main object of the Society was the establishment of a Law Librarv; and, accordingly, there has been formed an extensive collection of books, containing almost every work immediately relating to the business of the profession. There is a standing Committee of Management, appointed annually, consisting of the office- bearers and five members.

The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 11 a.m. till 1 p.m. 14 JUDICIAL LISTS.

SOCIETY OF SOLICITORS— Continued President —John M'Lean, Esq, Vice-President —John Kemp, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer— William Maury, Esq. Honorary Librarian —William Ross, Esq. Sub-Librarian —Mr James Needham. COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT. The Office bearers James Spottiswoode William Greig J. D. Miller David Wedderspoon Robert Martin AUDITORS. Messrs Flockhart and Martin. EXAMINATORS. David Hepburn, C. Findlay, W. MacLeish, John M. Miller, John Young and William Maury. MEMBERS. Anderson, G.B.Blairgowrie, 1865 Maury, William, Perth, 1853 Barty, Thomas, Dunblane, 1828 Miller, James D., do. 1840 Barty, J. W. do. 1864 Miller, John, M„ do. 1853 Boyd, Chas.,Coupav-Angus 1865 Moncrieff, Alex., do. 1838 Chapman, Laurence, Blair- MacRosty, James, Crieff, 1860 , ... •• 1857 M'Laren, J., Co.-Angus, 1858 Condie, James, Perth, ... 1825 M'Laren, James, Crieff, 1856 Perth, Condie, George, do. , 1865 MLean, John, 1828 Conning, John, do. ... 1825 MacLeish, William, do. 1857 Crighton. David, Forfar, 1849 Mitchell, James, Pitlochry, 1858 Clark, D. Coupar-Angus, 1835 Reid, Archibald, Perth, 1825 Davidson, Andrew, Perth, 1832 Reid, A. G, Auchterarder, 1853 Finlay, Charles, do. 1853 Reid, William, Perth, ... 1865 Flockhart, John, do. 1825 Robertson, R. Blairgowrie, 1865 Forbes, C, W. L. Aberfeldy,1852 Ross, James, Perth, ... 1839 Graham, Alexander, Crieff, 1858 Ross, William, do. ... 1834 Gray, George, Perth, ... 1825 Roy, James, do. ... 1826 Greig, William, do. 1825 Skeete, Horace, do. ... 1851 Hepburn, David, do. ... 1825 Smith, D. K., Dunkeld, 1860 Honey, J. Murray, do. ... 1834 Smitton, P. Auchterarder, 1856 Ironside, John, Crieff, ... 1843 Soutar, Thomas, Crieff, 1859 Jameson, Melville, Perth, 1837 Spottiswoode, J., Perth, 1828 Japp, William, Alyth, ... 1858 Thomas, John, do. 1851 Keay, David, Perth, ... 1853 Wedderspoon, D., do. 1828 Kemp, John, do, ... 1836 Whyte, Henry, do. 1864 Kinmont, Thomas R.,Errol 1853 Wilson, Alexander, do. 1858 Kippen, John, Perth, ... 1844 Young, John, do, 1841 Mackenzie, D. do. ... 1843 Young, W., Auchterarder, 1825 Martin, Robert, do. ... 1843 Young, W. L. do. 1858 The Library of the Society is in the County Buildings, and is open from 10 am, to 1 p.m. COMMERCIAL LISTS. 15

V.-COMMEHCIAL LISTS.

BANKING COMPANIES.

Hours of public business from 10 a.m., till 3 p.m., and on Saturday from 10 a.m. till 12 noon.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, 24, GEORGE STREET.

H. H. Noi'ie, cashier; John Gray, secretary; A. Robertson, accountant; D. Stewart, teller; Laurence Hood, porter.

Agents in London —Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, & Co.

,, in Edinburgh—Union Bank of Scotland. Branches. Agents. Aberfeldy, George Rankin. Auchterarder, William Young & Son. Blair-Athole, A.Stewart. Blairgowrie, W. S. Soutar, Coupar-Angus, Bett & Paton. Crieff, J. & A. Gibson. Dnnning, M. Lawson. Dunkeld, Joseph Dickie, Errol, Thomas R. Kinmont, Killin, J. M'Naughton. Pitlochry, James Mitchell,

CENTRAL BANK OP SCOTLAND, ST JOHN STREET.

Archibald Burns, Manager.

J, W. Jameson, accountant; Wm. Duncan, secretary and teller; John M'Naughton, teller; James Caddie, porter.

Agents in London—Messrs Glynn, Mills, & Co. „ in Edinburgh—Commercial Bank of Scotland. Branches. Agents. Accountants. Aberfeldy, R. Peter, and James Patterson, James Murray. Auchterarder, James Smitton, Blackford, David Lawson, Coupar-Angus, John M'Laren, Crieff, John M'Leish, and John M'Nab, Dunkeld, John Duff, John Stewart. Killin, James M'Kercher, Peter Butter, Newburgh, John Lyell, — Pitlochry, D. M'Gilliwie, David Ferguson 16 COMMERCIAL LISTS.

BANK OF SCOTLAND, ST JOHN STREET. John Barclay, Agent. James Forbes, teller; David M'Gregor, clerk. Branches. Agents. Myth, D. H. Halket. Blairgowrie .• Alexander and Robert Robertson Callander,... A. M'Donald. Draw on Coutts & Company; Smith, Payne, and Smiths,

London ; Bank of England and Branches, &c.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY, 77 GEORGE STREET. ; Conning & Hunter, Agents. William Ritchie, accountant and teller; Thomas Matheson and David Leighton, clerks. Draw on Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, SOUTH STREET. Thomas Soutar, Agent, John Morison, accountant; Thomas Fotheringham, teller; Andrew Richardson, porter. Branches. Agents. Blairgowrie, Anderson & Chapman- Comrie, Archibald Ballautyne. Crieff, William Brown. Dunkeld, George Carphin. Newburgh, Alexander Laing. Pitlochry, Alex. M'Naughton.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND 5 HIGH STREET.

David L, Jolly, Agent.

Peter M'Gregor, accountant ; John Stewart, teller ; Andrew Imrie, and Thomas R. Morison, clerks. Draw on Glynn, Mills & Co., Union Bank of London. Branches. Agents. Coupar-Angus, David Clark and Charles Boyd. Kirriemuir, J. B. Brand.

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 80, GEORGE STREET, George Gray, Agent. Wm, D. Forbes, teller and accountant; H. W. Jones and Melville Gray, clerks, James Young porter. Draw on Messrs Coutts & Co., and the Bank of England .

COMMERCIAL LISTS. 17

SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PERTH,

1, CRESCENT.

Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier. William A. Barclay, accountant. Duly agreed to and sanctioned in terms of the Acts of Parlia- ment, 9th Geo. IV. c. 92; 3d William IV. c. 14; 5th and 6th c. William IV. c. 57 ; and 7th and 8th Vic. 83. This Office is open, both for deposits and repayments, on Mon- days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, from 10 till 3; and on Saturdays from 10 till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 p.m., for deposits only. Established 7th December, 1838.

BANK HOLIDAYS,

New Year's Day, ...Jan. 1 Queen's Birthday, May 24 Queen's Accession, June 20 Christmas Day, Dec. 25

FAIES.

First of Luke, 1st Frid. of Mar. 1 St. John's Day, 1st Frid. of Sep. Palm-Sun-e'en, IstFrid. ofApril Little Dunning, 3d Frid. of Oct. Midsummer, 1st Frid. of July Andrewsmass, 2d Frid. of Dec. Sheep & Wool, 1st Tues, of July |

SHIPPING OF THE PORT OF PERTH.

SI. signifies Sloop,—Sc, Schooner,—Br. Brig,—Bq. Barque.

Agnes Campbell, Sc D. Pitblado, 1854 Albion SI J. Cameron, 1847

Anna Bella, Sc William Brown,. . 1858 Arba, Sc J. Wilson, 1836 Barbara Young, Sc David Taylor, 1860 Bet3y, Si William Thomson, 1844 ...

18 COMMERCIAL LISTS.

SHIPPING— Continued.

Betsy, Sc John Cameron, 72 1860 Brothers, Sc A. and J. Ed wards, 119 1860 Catherine Leed, Sc Murdoch Leed, 220 1865 Catherine M'Donald 81 Joseph Ba: low, 21 1858 (Hyde Sc R. Dunn, 92 1865 David Edwards, SI D. Edwards, 21 1859 Dunedin, Sc James Stewart, 66 1859 Duukeld SI Alexander Robertson, 55 1835 Eliza Jane, Br A. and D. Edwards, 145 1865 Elizabeth Graham So and M'Gregor, . . 63 1850 Elizabeth, Sc J. Dickman, 92 1863 Ellen Kerr, Sc A. and H, M'Laren, 3860

Empress Eugenie, Sc R Anderson and others, . 1866 Euphemia, SI George Speed, 20 1861

Fair City, Sc John Blaney, ; 106 1854

Fergus Sc J. Pitkeathly, \ 79 1855

Flora M'Donald, Sc Farquhar M'Kenzie, . ... 99 1859 Gowrie, Sc P. Kinnear, 82 1865 Mrs Inglis Georgis, Br and others, . . 114 1863 Helen, SI John M uckersy, 20 1851 Helen Taylor, Sm R.Taylor ' 24 1864 Isabella, Br L). Piiblado, 123 1855 Jane Cameron, Sc John Cameron, 97 1856 Jane Edwards, Sm W. Edwards, 26 1864 Janet, Sc G. M. Lennie, 78 1862 Janet Duncan .Br A. M. and 11. M, Duncan, 167 1862 Jessie, Sc W. Crerar, 93 1859 Jessie, Sc Butter and Spence, 97 1863 John and May, Sc J. Pitblado, 78 1866 Lady Campbell, Br Mackey and Wilkinson,. 94 1848 Lord Rollo, Sc Andrew Kilt, 129 1856

:M agog, Br G. and G Donaldson, . . 189 1832 Margaret, Sc John Cameron 66 1835 Margaret, SI William Wood, 17 1851 Margaret Powrie, Br Powrie and Duncan, 253 1865 Mary, Sc A. and R. Duncan, 101 1864

Mary and Annie, Sc John Moon and others. . 80 1862 Mary Elizabeth, Sc George Burns, 70 1863 Mary Stewart, Sc Fotheringham and Pullar, 139 1857

Pi i indium, Sc Duncan and Macpherson. 158 1861 Queen, Sc J. Pitkeathly, 88 1860 Stella, Br J. Pitkeathly and others,. 187 1858 Supberb, Sc J. and W. Pitbiad", 133 1861 Tay, Sc P andG. Robertson, 77 1860 Telegram Bq Graham, 198 Try Again, Sc A. Robertson, 85 1864

CUSTOM HOUSE HOLIDAYS. Good Friday, Queen's Birthday, and Christmas Day. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 19

VI.- PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

RAILWAYS.

CALEDONIAN.

>

Incorporated Slst July, 1845. Chairman, Col, Salkeld.

OFFICIALS.

General Manager, Christopher Johnstone; Secretary, Arch. Gibson; Superintendent of Line, Henry Ward; Local Super- intendent, Colin Croll; Locomotive Superintendent, Benjamin Connor; Local do., George Brittain; Goods Manager, William Mathieson; District do., Robert Butter Malcolm; Engineer, George Graham; Local do., William Patterson; Accountant, George Galbraith; Treasurer, Alex. Ferguson; Auditor, Alex. Murray; Solicitor, Melville Jameson; Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Offices, Glasgow Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

SCOTTISH NORTH-EASTERN.

Incorporated 29th July, 1856.

Chairman of Directors, John Stirling, Esq. of Kippendavie. Deputy-Chairman, Alexander Miller, Esq., Middlesex.

OFFICIALS, Aberdeen—General Manager and Secretary, William Esplin ; Resident Engineer, John Willet; Locomotive Superintendent, Thomas Yarrow; Auditors, George Marquis and James Morison; Solicitors, Chalmers & Farquhar, Aberdeen, and C. Kerr, & Co., Dundee. Perth—Station-Master, James Chalmers.

Head Offices, Aberdeen ; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

NORTH BRITISH.

Chairman of Directors, Richard Hodgson, Esq., Coldstream. Deputy-Chairman, Mark Sprot, Esq. 20 PUBLIC CONVEYANCES.

RAILWAYS—Continued.

OFFICIALS.

Edinburgh—General Manager, T. K. Rowbotham ; Secretary, John Walker; Superintendent, James M'Laren; District Goods

Managers, Peter M'Pherson and Wm. Hardie ; Locomotive Super- intendent, William Hurst; Superintendent of Way, William Barrie; Solicitor, Adam Johnstone; Auditors, H. G, Watson and James Jobson Dickson; Cashier, James M'Donald; Account- ant, James P. Lythgoe. Perth—Superintendent, W. Ingles; Station-Master, J. Chalmers. Head Offices, 19, Princes Street, Edinburgh; Passenger Station, General Terminus, Perth.

HIGHLAND RAILWAY. Incorporated 10th July, 1854 Chairman, Sir James Matldeson. Deputy-Chairman, Fraser Tytler, Esq, of Aldourie. OFFICIALS. Secretary, Andrew Dougall; Station Master, James Chalmers; Goods Manager, Thomas Mackay; Traffic Superintendent, William Roberts. Head Offices, Inverness; Passenger Station, General Station, Perth.

CRIEFF AND METHVEN RAILWAY. Wrought and Managed by the Scottish North-Eastern Railway Company.

RAILWAY CARRIERS. Wordie & Co., Mill Street, receive and deliver Goods for Caledonian, Scottish North-Eastern, and Highland Railway Companies. Howey & Co., for North British Railway Company.

OMNIBUS BETWEEN PERTH AND SCONE Leave Scone 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 6.45 p m.; arrives at 136, High Street, 9.55 a.m., 2.25 p.m. 7.10 p.m.; arrives at General Station 10 a.m., 2.30 p.m 7.15 p m, Leave General Station, 12.30 p.m., 3.55 p.m., 8 p.m.; arrives at 136, High Street, 12.40 p.m., 4 p.m., 8.10 p.m.; arrives at Scone, 1.10 p.m., 4,35 p.m., 8.40 p.m......

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. 21

GENERAL PARCEL CARRIERS' OFFICES. Agent, James H. Jackson, 165, High Street. „ Andrew Blair, 39, Mill Street.

COUNTRY CARRIERS.

WHERE FROM. NAMES. WHERE LODGED. DEPARTURE.

Alex. Easson,.. Tues and Frid

Aberuthven James Forrlas, . 126 High Street, Friday

Almoudbank,. . J. Richardson,.. 22 So Methven street, Friday

Auchterarder, . ues and Frid

Auchterarder, . J. Morris, 123 High street, ues and Frid Auchtermuchty, Fran. Oiiphant, 51 South street, Tues and Frid Andw Mitchell, 71 High Street Wed and Frid , Robert Myles,. .. 7 High Street, Tuesday Jas. M'lntosh,. 15 Mill street, Tuesday , Dan M Farlane, 123 High Street, .... Tues and Frid

Blair- Athole, Wm Forbes, . . 71 High street, Thursday

Blairgowrie, Robert Baxter,.. 7 High street, ... . Tues and Frid

Bridge of Earn,. Robert Dobbie, . City Hall Tavern, Tues and Frid ,. Fran 01iph;int 51 South street, Tues and Frid

Bridge of Isla, . D Reid, 71 High street, Friday , James Taylor,. 71 High street, Friday Robert Galletly, Friday

Alex. Young, . 58 St John street,. . Friday Crieff, James Dewar, .. 126 High street, Tues and Frid Wm. Hendry,.. 112 High street, Tues and Frid James Marshall, 126 High street, Tues and Frid Dunning, Henry Lawson,. 112 High street, Tues and Frid J Martin, 7 High street, Friday Fran Oiiphant, 51 t-outh street, Tues and Frid Hugh M'hougall 126 High street, ..... Tuesday James M'Lellan, 123 High street, Friday A. Stewart, .... 112 il\u,h street, Tuesday Kettle, Fran Oiiphant, 51 South street, Tues and Frid

P M'Lauchlan. City Hall Tavern,. . . Tuesday Kinross, Fran Oiiphant, 51 South street, Tuesday

J M'lntosh, . .. 15 Mill Street, Tuesday , Robt, Crockhart, 112 High Street, ... Friday Methven, R Donaldson. . 10 So. Methven street, Tues and Frid

Methven Robt Gorrie, . 28 Mill street, h riday Newburgh, A Williamson, 123 High street, Tues and Frid Pitlochry, Wm. Hendry... 112 High street, Friday , George I'ovv,. . .. City Hall Tavern, .... Friday Rannoch, D. Cameron, 60 High Street Wednesday D, Stewart 112 High street, Friday

Peter Fanton, . 126 High street, Friday Spittalfield, ... Rob Galletly,.. Friday Strathmiglo, . ... Fran. Oiiphant,. 51 South street, Tues and Frid Strowan, Rob Robertson, 15 Mill street, Tuesday

Weem, Wm. Stewart,. . 153 High street, Wednesday 22 ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

VIL-ECCLESXASTICAL LISTS.

THE CLERGY AND THEIR PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Baptist Chapel, ...193, South Street, ...J. C. Brown. Congregational, ...Canal Crescent, John Wallace. Do. ...Mill Street, W. D, Knowles, B.A. Established Churches— East, St. John's Place, James A. Burdon. Middle, Do. John Murdoch. St. Leonards, King Street, James Wilson. St. Paul's St. Paul's Square, Arch. Fleming. B.A. St.Stephen's(Gaelic)Canal Street, J, P. St Clair. West St. John's Place Robert Milne, M.A, Evangelical Union, High Street, William Adamson. Free Churches — Kinnoull Street, ...227, High Street, ...John Y. Walker. Middle, Carpenter Street, Thorn. Dymock,M.A. St. Leonard's, Victoria Street, J. Milne, & R. Cowan. St.Stephen's(Gaelic)Newrow, John Tuiloch. Territorial, South Street, Walter Davidson. West, Mill Street, John Laidlaw, M.A. Glassite, High Street, Various. Old Scotch Indept.,71, High Street Various. Original Seceders, South Street, Thomas Man son.

DD ' Roman Catholic, . . . Melville Street, ... J p^^Cummm IJ. Presbyterian— East, South Street. Ales. Henderson. North, High St. and Mill St., James M'Owan. South, High Street, Thomas Miller. York Place York Place, William Girdwood. Wesley, METHODiST,South Street, Isaac Gould. Episcopalians— St. John's Princes Street, William Blatch.

80 ' St. Ninian's, Athole Street, { Hen^y Humbk.

SACRAMENTAL FAST-DAYS. Thursday before second Sunday of April, and fourth Sunday of October.

YOUNG MEN'S RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, President, James Pirrie; Vice-President, Peter Anderson; Secretaries, John Sprunt, and Thomas Allan; Treasurer, David Young, 117, Hisrh Street. .

LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LIST

PERTHSHIRE BIBLE SOCIETY. President, Esq., Sheriff of the

County; Vice-Presidents, Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D , W. S. Turnbull, Esq., Huntingtower, John Flockhart, Esq., Solicitor, Thomas Greig, Esq. of ; Directors, Messrs Archibald M'Donald, Grocer, Nath. Watt, Brewer, David Mackenzie, Solicit Robert Storer, Grocer, John M'Euen Gray, Ironmonger, Kirk- wood Hewat, Candlemaker, Alexander Fleming, Clothier, Alex. Greig, King Street, C. G. Sicley, Postmaster, General Lennox, Craigie Park, W. M. Farney, Bootmaker, Andrew Graham, Melville St., Laurence Pullar, Manufacturer, David Hepburn, Solicitor. John M'Neill, Plumber, Dr. Bower, Montreal Cottage; Secretaries, Rev. James Grierson, D.D., Errol, Rev. W. A. Knowles, B.A., Perth, Rev. Thomas Brown, ; Treasurer, Mr, David Moiton, 23, St. John Street; Depositoi'y, Mr Andrew Blair, 39, Mill Street. CITY MISSION.

President, Hugh Barclay, Esq. ; Vice-Presidents, Archibald Turnbull, Esq., John Flockhart, Esq., John Pullar, Esq.; Direc- tors, Messrs W, M. Farney, James Dick Miller, Hector R. Macduff', David Mackenzie, David Morton, James Peffers, John Wilson Jamieson, Alexander B. Smith, Henry F. Schaefer, Peter Palmer, William Greig, City Clerk, John M. Miller, William Milne, John

M'Neill, Peter Campbell, Jun. ; Convener of Superintendents, Dr. David H Stirling; Secretary, Mr. John M'Neill; Treasurer, Mr. Robert Pullar; Missionary, Mr. John Husband, No. 14, St. John Street; Officer, James Campsie. The Visitors and Superintendents meet on the 2dFridayof every month in the Mission Room, Wesley Place, South St,, at 8 p.m.

PERTH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Honorary President, Hugh Barclay, Esq., LL.D.; President, James Chalmers; Vice-President, Robert Whittet; Corresponding Secretary, William Chalmers; Reporting Secretary, John Moncur; Treasurer, Alexander R. Pearson. The Committee of Manage- ment consists of two representatives from each of the Sabbath Morning Associations in connection with the different Evangel- ical Churches of the city. Monthly meeting in the Glover's Hall, George Street. The Association carries on a Course of Literary and Scientific Lectures in the City Hall, during the Winter months.

SOCIETY FOR THE LIBERATION OF RELIGION FROM STATE PATRONAGE AND CONTROL. A Committee consisting of the Dissenting Ministers of Perth, and fourteen Directors, of whom David Morton is Convener. — ;

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VIII.-LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. PERTH YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION. President, James M'Kenzie; Secretary, J. Fraser; Members of Committee, John Paton, Alex. Ferguson, James Forbes. Meets every Wednesday evening in the Glover's Hall, George Street, during the Session, at half-past 8 o'clock.

MECHANICS LIBRARY,—Instituted 2ith November, 1823.

President, Charles Tulloch ; Vice-President, James Keay Treasurer, John M'Lauchlan; Secretary and Librarian, David Dewar; Sub-Librarian, Thomas Robertson. Library-Room, Hammerman's Hall, 175, High Street. Open on Monday and Wednesday from 8 till half-past 9 p.m., and on

Saturday from half past 7 till 9 p.m. Entry-Money, Is. ; Sub- scription, Id. per week. SEMINARIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOL, Seminaries, Rose Terrace

{ Thomas Miller, A.M., LL.D. Rector's Department... < F.R.S.E., Rector.

( , assistant. Grammar do. William D. Steele, Rector. English do. ... A. B. Smith.

Writing do. ... John Smith, A.M. Modern Languages, H enry F. F, Schaeffer. Drawing, Painting, &c, William Brown. East Church, Stormont Street Colin M'Nicol.

Middle do., Meal Venuel. ... William C. Dewar, West do., So. William St., Andrew Cuthbert, Free St. Leonard's Victoria St. Hugh Thomson. Free West, Mill Street, James Moir. National, Watergate, David M'Currach. Do., Newrow, James Keay. * Stewart's Free, Mill Street, R. Shand. Sharp's Institution, So, Meth- J Robert Peddie, Head-Master. ven Street, (A. Fleming, Second-Master. Do. Infant Department, ... Miss Forbes, Training Mistress. Commerc. Acad., Kinnoull St, James Greig. English do. do. A. Reid, Classical do. Athole Street James Davidson. Drawing do. do. James Cranstoun. School of Art, So. William St., David C. Button. Cathederal, Boys, Athole St., J. Stott. Do., Girls, Stormont St., Miss Fortescue, Superintendent, Catholic, High Street, The Ladies of St.Joseph'sConvt. *The eight Deacons of the Incorporated Trades Trustees Number of boy 8 not to exceed 96 to the Day Schooi, and 21 to the Evening Class, above the age of 7, and under 9 years; and they may continue their education 7 yiais from each distinct period. ;;

LITEKARY AND EDUCATIONAL LISTS. 25

PERTH LIBRARY. Curators, Major Jelf Sliarp, H. V. Hunter. William Henderson' M D., Major Salmon, William Marshall, and William Ross, Gen' Sir A. Lindsay, Archibald Turubull, James Ritchie; Treasurer and Librarian, G. M. Lennie. Open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, from 1 30 till 3 30 p.m.

SHARP'S EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION— South Methven Street. This large and elegant building, erected by the Trustees of the late Mr John Sharp, baker, Perth was opened in September, 1860. The Institution contains four departments—the Industrial, the Infant, the Junior, and the Senior. The curriculum includes English reading and grammar, writing, arithmetic, geography, mathematics, Latin, music, and drawing. Special attention is given to the industrial training of girls in sewing, knitting, household economy, &c. The elder boys are taught calisthenics and drill. The pupils in the various departments average 350. Head-Master and Teacher of Senior School, Mr Peddie and Assistant; Second Master and Teacher of Junior School, Mr

Fleming and Assistant ; Industrial Mistress and Teacher of

Infant School, Miss Forbes and assistants ; Janitor, David Dewar. The Trustees are Messrs J. & J. Miller, solicitors; J. W. Jameson, Central Bank; Robert Morison, accountant; D. Wed- derspoon, solicitor,

THE SEYMOUR MUNRO FREE SCHOOL. Life-Trustees, Managers, and Directors — Hugh Barclay, LL,D. William Smythe of Methven; Archibald Turnbull of Bell- wood; William Johnston, banker, Glasgow; Robert Jamieson, writer, Glasgow. For the time being—The Sheriff and Sheriff-

Substitutes ; the Lord Provost ; senior Bailie ; the Dean of Guild

the Convener of Trades ; the President of the Society of Solici- tors; the Ministers of the East, Middle, West, and St. Paul's Churches— each for four years in rotation; and the Moderator of the Established Presbytery of Perth. Clerk, Wm. MacLeish,

SCHOOL OF ART,— North Wh.uam Street. Chairman, Dr Barclay; Deputy-Chairman, John Pullar; Com- mittee, Robert Pullar, J. M'Euen Gray, Dr Stirling, and Robert Dow, Treasurer, Thomas Whimster; Secretary, John M'Neill Master, David C. Hutton. ;;

26 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS.

NEWSPAPERS. Perthshire Advertiser and Strathinore Journal, published every Thursday moruing—Office, Kirk Close, 80, High Street. Perthshire Courier, Farmers' Journal, and Central Scottish Ad- vertiser, published every Tuesday morning—Office, 14, High St. Perthshire Journal and Constitutional, published every Thurs- day morning—Office, Kirkside.

IX.—CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. COUNTY AND CITY INFIRMARY. DIRECTORS EX-OFEICIIS. Chairman, William Smith, Esq.; Deputy-Chairman, John Kemp, Esq., Lord Provost. For the County—The Right Hen. the Earl of Kinnoull; Sir

William Stirling Maxwell, Bart. M.P. ; William Smythe, Esq.

Esq ; Hugh Barclay, Esq. For the City—The

Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; John Kemp, Esq., Lord Provost; John M 'Donald, First Bailie; K, Hewat, Dean of Guild; James Cairncross, Convener of Trades; John M'Lean, President of the Society of Solicitors, LIFE DIRECTORS.

John Flockhart, Trustee of Dr Patrick Brown ; William Hen- derson, M.D., Trustee of Miss Stewart. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. For the County— J. Murray Graham, W. D. Mercer, William Marshall, J. Maxton Graham, Thomas Greig, Col. Drummond Hay. For the City—C. C. Stewart, William Donald, John M'Neill, Nath. Watt, John Jamieson, Wm. Milne, and John Puilar. The Directors meet on the second Wednesday of every month, at one o'clock.

Secretaries, Archibald Reid and Mr Robert Martin ; Treasurers, W. & J. Ross, 87, George Street; Honorary Auditors, J. & R. M orison; Honorary Consulting Physician, Fraser Thomson, M.D; Visiting Surgeons, Robert Christie, and George Absolon; House Surgeon, D, A. Burt; District Surgeons, Buist, M.D Andrew , and William Roy, M.D. ; Assistant Apothecary, David M'Ewan; Matron, Miss Dinnirig; Janitor, Daniel Sime,

INDIGENT OLD MEN'S SOCIETY.

Instituted January, 25, 1830.

Patron, The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; President, Sheriff

Barclay ; Vice-Presidents, David Greig and John Flockhart Directors and Visitors, Henry Miller, Wm. Garvie, Peter Camp- CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS 27

bell., sen, James Readdie, jun., John Christie, John Dewar, R, H. Robertson, H. L. Miller, David Young, Andrew Roy, J. P. Pirrie, Robert Ewan, Robert More, Charles Robertson, Thomas Oliphant, Sir David Ross, William Blair, Robert Pullar, John M'Neill, William Crichton, Alexander Hay, Dr Miller, William Donald; Secretary, David Young; Treasurer, Laurence Pullar; Storekeeper and Officer, Dancan M'Gregor, 164, South Street.

SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF INDIGENT OLD WOMEN. Patroness, The Right Honourable the Countess of Kinnoull Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs Craigie.

LADIES CLOTHING SOCIETY FOR CLOTHING DESERVING INDIGENT WOMEN AND ORPHAN GIRLS. Instituted 1855. Patroness, Viscountess Stormont; Secretary, Mrs Barclay, Woodlands; Treasurer, Mrs J. Walsh, Charlotte Street.

LADIES' HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR DISTITUTE GIRLS— Craigie. Instituted December, 1843. President, the Hon. Mrs Arthur Kinnaird; Vice-Presidents, Mrs Glas Sandeman of Springland, Mrs Stewart of Annat, Mrs Thomson of Balgowan, Mrs Oliphant of Gask, Miss Ross of Oak- bank, and Mrs Turnbull of Huntingtower; Treasurer, Wm.

Milne ; Auditors, General Sir Alexander Lindsay and D. M'Callurn; Physician, Dr. Frew; Secretaries, Mrs Adams, and J. W. Jamieson; Matron, Miss Low; Teacher, Miss Anderson.

PUBLIC BATHS AND WASHING-HOUSE—Mill Street. President, Lord Provost Kemp, Vice-Presidents, Chas. Grego and James Bell; Secretary, Robert Martin; Treasurer, John M'Gregor; Superintendent, Thomas Morrison; Female Depart- ment, Mrs Morrison.

MODEL LODGING HOUSE— Skinnergate. Chairman of Committee, Lord Provost Kemp; Superintendent, Peter Robertson, 28 CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LTSTS.

KING JAMES THE SIXTHS' HOSPITAL. Trustees, the Ministers and Elders; Hospital-Master, Thomas-

Thomson; Law- Agent, James Condie ; Clerk, Robert Buist; Offi cer, Robert Reid,

DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION. Committee, Charles Sidey, Sheriff Barclay, and Mr Imrie G. ; Secretary and Treasurer, David Peat. This Society was formed in Perth in 1817, as an Auxilliary Society, to the Edinburgh Deaf and Dumb Institution.

PERTH FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY— Hospital.

Instituted, 1846. Patronesses, Her Grace the Duchess of Athole, and the Right Honourable Lady Kinnaird; President, The Right Honourable Lady Lucy Grant; Matron, Miss M'Laggan.

FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL—Hospital.

Patronesses, the Ladies of the City ; Teacher, Mrs Harris.

INFANT SCHOOL—6 King Street. Instituted 1827. Patroness, the Right Honourable Lady Ruthven. Mistress of the School, Miss Isabella I. Macpherson. Upwards of 240 children, and 20 monitresses are taught writing, arithmetic, geography, and English reading and grammar; also, sewing, plain and fancy knitting, and crochet The Fees are One Penny per week for each pupil.

LETHENDY MORTIFICATIONS. Patrons, the Lord Provost, Bailies, and Ministers; Trustees, the Ministers and Elders; Clerk to Patrons and Trustees, Robert Buist; Factor, Thomas Thomson, Hospital; Law-Agent. James Condie, solicitor. — — ;

CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT LISTS. 29

MURRAY'S ROYAL INSTITUTION (FOR THE INSANE.) LIST OF OFFICE-BEARERS, 1866-7. Fraser Thomson, Esq., M.D., Perth, Chairman, Directors I. ex-officio. The Right Hon. Lord Kinnaird, Lord Lieutenant of the Countv

; of Perth Esq , Sheriff of the County of Perth ; Barclay, Esq., LL.D. Sheriff-Substitute Hugh : of the

County of Perth ; John Kemp, Esq., Lord Provost of the City of Perth; Kirkwood Hewat, Esq., Dean of Guild of said City; John M 'Donald, Esq., First Bailie of said City; James Cairncross, Esq.

Convener of the Trades of Perth ; John M'Lean, Esq., President of the Society of Solicitors, Perth; the Rev. John Murdoch, minister of the Middle Church, Perth. II.—LIFE DIRECTORS.

Archibald Turnbull, Esq. of Bellwood ; John Beatson Bell,

Esq. of ; William Smythe. Esq. ,of Methven ; Fraser Thomson, Esq., M.D., Perth. III. —ANNUAL DIRECTORS. William Macdonald Macdonald of St. Martins; Major D. W. Mercer, of Newton and Huntingtower; William Marshall, Esq. of Luncarty; John Murray Graham, Esq. of Murrayshall; Sir David Ross, Perth; William Blair, Esq., Manufacturer, Perth David Wedderspoon, Esq., Solicitor, Perth; D, L. Jolly, Esq., Banker, Perth; John Conning, Esq., Solicitor, Perth; John

Steele, Esq. of Blackpark ; Thomas Richardson, Esq., Bookseller, Perth; H. C. R. MacDuff, Esq., Hil side, Perth. Committees. I weekly committee. Fraser Thomson, Esq., Archibald Turnbull, Esq., Sir David Ross, William Blair, Esq., David Wedderspoon, Esq., D, L. Jolly, Esq., H. C. R. MacDuff, Esq, John Steele, Esq, II. —HOUSE VISITING COMMITTEE. Fraser Thomson, Esq,; H. C. R. MacDuff, Esq.; John Steele, Esq.

W. Lauder Lindsay, Esq. M.D , F.R S., Edinburgh, Physician; J. R. M'Lintock, Esq., CM. and M.B. Aberdeen, Assistant Physician; Messrs Mackenzie & Dickson, Solicitors, Perth; Joint

Secretaries & Treasurers ; Rev. W. 1). Knowles, B.A., Perth, Chaplin; Messrs J. & R. Morison, Accountants, Perth, Auditors; Miss Matilda Giddings, Matron; Mrs M'Dougall, Assistant-Matron.

THE FECHNEY INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. President, William Smythe, Esq. of Methven. Vice-President, John Kemp, Esq., Lord Provost. DIRECTORS. Trustee of Mrs Fechney—Rev. J. R. Macduff, D.D., Glasgow. Trustees, Ex-Officiis—William Smythe, Esq., John Kemp, Esq., 30 SPORTING LISTS.

Fechney Industrial School— Continued.

Lord Provost; J. MacDonald, Esq., First Bailie; E. S. Gordon. Esq., H. Barclay, Esq., LL.D.; Rev. James A. Burdon; Ordinary Directors, Messrs W. M. Farney, J. Murray Graham, David Hepburn, Peter Campbell, jun., W. D. Mercer, David Marie, John M'Neill, Robert Storer, Colonel Campbell, David Morton, Laurence Pullar, C. G. Sidey, W. S. Turnbull, D. Wedderspoon Honorary Secretary and Treasurer, Melville Jameson. Esq.

Secretary and Treasurer, H. C. R. Macduff, Esq., Hillside.

Medical Officer, Dr Christie.

SOUP KITCHEN— 188, South Street. MANAGING COMMITTEE.

Sheriff Barclay, Bailie Farney. St. John Street, Robert Dandie James Gardiner. Barn hill, William Imrie, St, John druggist, ( Street, H. C. R. Macduff, Hillside, Major Mercer; Secretary and Treasurer, David Morton, 23, St. John Street.

X.-SPOKTXNG LISTS.

RACES AND HUNT. Presses, Sir William Stirling Maxwell, Bart., M.P.; Stewards Robert Napier Speir, Capt. Keir; Secretary and Treasurer Alexander Moncrieff.

CRICKET CLUB, President, Col. Macdonald Macdonald; Captain, Wm. MacLeish;

Lieutenant, R. C. L. Blair ; Secretary, John A. Imrie ; Treasurer, James Imrie.

ROYAL GOLFING SOCIETY. Captain, The Earl of Kinnoull; Councillors, George Condie, R. C. L. Blair, William Marshall, Fraser Thomson, M.D.; Chap lain, Rev. J. Anderson; Secretary and Treasurer, A. Burns Macdonald.

KING JAMES THE SIXTH'S GOLFING SOCIETY. Captain, R. H, Robertson; Secretary, Sergt.-Major Chalmers, —— ;

MISCELLANEOUS LISTS. 31

ST. JOHN'S CURLING CLUB.

Instituted Feb. 11, 1841 Admitted into Royal Club, July, 1841. Patron, Sir Thomas Moncrieffe, Bart, of Moncrieffe; President, Robert Martin; Vice-President, P. M'Currach; Representative Members, Charles Shedden and George Bruce; Treasurer, Win. M. Stein; Secretary, William Bayne.

BOWLING CLUB.

Patron, The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P. ; President, John Kemp; Vice-President, Robert Martin; Secretary and Treasurer. Robert Robertson. >

PERTH CURLING CLUB.

Instituted Feb. 6, 1841 Admitted into Royal Club, July, 1841.

Patron, Hon. Arthur Kinnaird ; President, Wm. Cameron Vice-President, Melville Jameson; Ciiaplain, Rev. Arch. Scott; Secretary, Walter Stuart; Treasurer, C, C. Stuart; Representa- tive Member; David Stuart.

PERTH ANGLER'S CLUB. Instituted 1858.

President, C. G. Sidey; Vice-President, Wm. Ewing; Secre- tary, R. H, Robertson; Treasurer, W. B. Thomson,

XI.—MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

PERTH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. President, Rev. William Girdwood; Vice-Presidents, David Morton and Alexander Grieg; Corresponding Secretary, John Grant; Secretary Registrar, J. B. Sime, 225, High Street; Treas- urer, Ebenezer Mitchell; Officer, James M'Donald.

LITERARY AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY. President, the Hon. the Earl of Mansfield, K.T.; Vice-Presid- ents, the Right Hon. Lord Gray, Sir P, Murray Thriepland, Bart., Sir J. S. Richardson, Bart., W, Smythe, and Sir David Ross; Council of Management, Dr Barclay, J. M. Graham 32 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

Literary and Antiquarian Society— Continued.

William Blair, William Imrie, Arch. Turntull, .T. M'Euen Gray, William Grieg, C. G. S-idey, T. Miller. A.M., LL.D., F.E.S.E.,

Robert Buist, and David Wedderspoon ; Hon. Secretary, William Brown; Hon. Treasurer, William Boss; Hon. Librarian, D. Hepburn; Curator of Museum, John Fitkeathly,

The Museum of the Society, in the Monument, is open every lawful day, from 1st June, to 30th September; and during the other part of the year, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 1 till 3 p.m. Visitors (unaccompanied by a Member) are admitted by paying Sixpence each at the door.

HIGH CONSTABLES. Moderator, Bobert Dow Captains, John Yonng, Brady, ; Terance C. Grego; Clerk and Treasurer, James Robertson; Secretary James C. Pinkerton; Physician, Dr David Scott; Chaplain, Rev. J. A. Burdon; Solicitor, Archibald Reid.

SCONE AND PERTH MASONIC LODGE No. 3.

Bailie M'Currach, R.W.M, ; Thomas Duncan, P.M.; James Galletly, D.M.; James Brodie, S.M.; James Thomson, S.W., Thomas Peddie, J.W.; David Devvar, Treasurer; John Chalmers

Secretary; James Wallace, Chaplain ; James M'Gill, S.D.; Wm, Duncan, J.D.; David Sorley, G.S.; Robert Reid, Tyler; F. M'Cowan, M.D.; Edinburgh, Proxy Master.

ST. ANDREW'S MASONIC LODGE.

Sir David Ross, R.W.M. ; Arch. Reid, PM.; Robert Martin. P.M.; David Smart, S.M.; C. C, Stuart, S.W.; Robert M'Gregor,

J. W. ; Secretary, Adam M'Kenzie; Treasurer, Neil Reid; Grand Steward, John Kennedy; Tyler, David Cochrane.

ROYAL ARCH MASONIC LODGE, No. 122. Hugh Thomson, R W.M.; Robert Dow, P.M.; William Anderson, D.M.; James Porter, S.M.; James Wood, S.W.; Peter Tait, J,W.

George Stewart, S,D.; Richard Pickering, J.D. ; John Robertson,

Secretary; Joseph Napier, Treasurer; , Steward; Peter Robertson, Tyler. MISCELLANEOUS LIST9. 33

PERTH HIGHLAND FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Instituted 1819 and 1844.

Patron, The Hon. A. F. Kinnaird, M.P.; Chief, R. M'Pherson, Esq., Glentruim, Vice-Chief, John Furquharson, Chaplain, Rev. J. P. St. Clair; Medical Officer, G. K. H. Patterson, M.D.; Treasurer, Adam Menzies; Secretary, Alexander Smith, 77, Main Street, Bridgend, Perth, This Society holds a competition of Highland Games in July.

ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF PERTHSHIRE.

Patroness, The Queen ; President, The Right Hon. Lord Gray; Vice-President, Sir P. M. Threipland, Kinfauns; Practical Vice-

President, John Reid, Bjllindean ; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Archibald Turnbull, Esq. The Society meets in August, in the County Buildings, Perth, for competition in fruit3, flowers, &c.

PATRIOTIC SOCIETY,

Hon, Secretary, W. Ros3, solicitor, 37, George Street. The ground occupied by this Society contains 169 Garden Plots let at Is. 6d. per fall. Number of Tenants about 120.

CHORAL UNION.

Presses, Hon. A, F. Kinnaird, M.P.; Vice-Presses, Sir David Ross; Conductor, C. F. Hemple; Secretary, John M'Kenzie; Treasurer, Thomas Reid; Librarians, Jam33 Wilson and David Glass; Directors, John Jamieson, A. Drummond, R. Hay, J. Stott, J. P. Whittet, C. Tulloch, A. Johnman, J. M'Nicoll.

GREYFRIARS AND WELLSHILL CEMETERIEa

The undertaker or person ordering a grave shall give informa- tion first to the Registrar of Deaths, &c. (Mr Buist, 6, Charlotte Street), of the name and designation of the deceased, the age, place of birth, and cause of death; and next to the City-Cham- berlaia-=t,he class of co-fans, and the day and hour of interment. B2 34 MISCELLANEOUS LISTS.

Cemeteries— Continued. TABLE OF DUES FOR INTERMENT.

Coffins covered with Cloth, for under 14 years of age, £0 10 6

For 1 4 years of age, and upwards, 1 1 Coffins covered with Flannel, for under 14 years of age, 7 For 1 4 years, and upwards, 12 6

Plain Coffins, for under 1 4 years of age ". 3 For 14 years of age, and upwards, 5

Note. —The Certificate from the Registrar of Deaths must be delivered to the Chamberlain, before three o'clock, and notice to the Superintendent must be given before four o'clock of the afternoon— all of the day preceding the interment. Non- compliance with the above subjects the parties in double dues. The Superintendent will be in attendance at the Greyfriars from 10 till 11 a.m., and 3 till 4 p.m.; at Wellshill from half-past 11 a.m. till half-past 12 p.m., and from 4 till 5 p.m. The attendance at Wellshill, from 4 till 5 p.m., will not be con- tinued during the winter months.

Superintendent, John Farquharson, Chatteris Street.

PERTHSHIRE POULTRY ASSOCIATION. President, Lord Kinnaird; Secretary and Treasurer, Jamea Morison, Bookseller.

GENERAL PRISON FOR SCOTLAND.

Governor, Frederick S. Parkyn, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. William Brown, M.A.; Visiting Roman Catholic Priest, Rev. John M'Pherson, D.D.; Visiting Physician, Professor Christison, M.D. Resident Surgeon, James Bruce Thomson, Esq.; Deputy Govex nor and Steward, Peter Cruickshank; Chief Clerk, James Moncur; Second Clerk, David Robertson; Clerks in Steward's Departments, Samuel Brownsmith, Edward Shedden, and Alex. Menzies; Male Scripture Reader, William Sievewright; Matron, Miss Janet Beattie; Sub-Matron, Miss Jane Wright; Female Scripture Readers, Miss Jane M. Gregor and Ann Hyslop; five Male and six Female Teachers; Clerk of the Works, Jas. Watson. .

XII.—POSTAL DIRECTORY.

CHIEF OFFICERS OF THE DEPARTMENT.

Postmaster-General, Duke of Montrose Secretary (London), John Tillet, Esq.

' . • Esq. . ^ . c it j \ i Frederick Hill, Assistant Secretaries {London), { t Frank Scudamorb; Egq . Secretary (Ireland) G. C. Cornwall, Esq. „ (Scotland), Francis Abbott, Esq. Surveyor for North of Scotland, John Warren, Esq.

PERTH ESTABLISHMENT.

Head Office-- 2, High Street. Postmaster, Charles Graham Sidey, Esq. Clerks, John M'Gregor, James Marshall, George Farquhar, and James Archer. Letter-Carriers, Thomas Coutts, John Henderson, Wil- liam Fraser, and John Webster. Edinburgh Messenger,..A\exa,nder Pirrie, Union Lane. „ David Reid, George Inn Lane. RURAL MESSENGERS.

Aberdalgie, Andrew Shedden* 35, Scott Street. , Norman M'Pherson, 3, Watergate. Balbeggie, John Blair, 44, Main Street, Bridgend. Glencarse, William Barclay, 113, High Street.

Guildtown, Robert Webster, 1 5, Pomarium. Jthynd, David Urquhart, 2, Carpenter Street. Stanley, James Donaldson, 224, High Street.

Receiving Office— 143, Canal Crescent, Mrs M'Intyre, Receiver. . 1

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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS FROM THE [POST-OFFICE, PERTH.

MAILS. Box Closes Departure Arrivals. Deliveries

Edinburgh, via Fife, 5 15am 6 0am 7 40 p m 7 Oam *Kedgorton, Stanley, Bank foot, and *, 5 15 a m 6 5am 5 40 p m 7 Oam

. fScone, Balbeggie, Guild 2 town, Rhynd, and Glen- ? carse, 5 15 a m 6 0am 2 15 pm 4 30 pm J ~ •{ Almondbank, Methven, The Cairnies, and Aber- § | U* dalgie, 5 15am 6 Oam 5 20 pm 7 Oam I ^Redgorton and Stanley, 9 10 am 10 a in 5 40 p m 7 Oam Craigie and Newtown, (2ddes) 3 10 p m 4 45pm 6 15pm 7 Oam Dundee, Errol, and , S 40 u ru 5 55 a ru 4 0pm 4 30 pm *Do. Do. 10 30 p m 11 Opni 4 0pm 7 Oam Aberdeen, via Coupar-Angus, S4iiam 8 55 a m 7 40 pm 7 Oam *Do. Dundee, 10 30 p m 11 Opm 4 Opm 4 SO p m

Forfar, via Coupar-Angus, . 10 3" p m 11 Cpir 4 Opm 4 30 pm Inverness, via Dunkeld, .... 8 40 a rn 8 55 a m 4 Opm 4 30 pm Do. Do. 10 30 pra 11 Opm 7 40 p m 7 Oam *Edin., Glasgow. & Stirling. 10 a ni 1 20 a m 4 Opm 4 30 pm London, Edinburgh, & Glas gow, via Stirling, 310pm 3 38 pm 9 20 am 10 5 am *Do. Do. Do. b' 45 p ni 7 15 p m 1 3.5 p m 7 Oam * Bridge of Earn , and Fife only 3 10pm 3 38 p in 9 20 a m 10 5am Dundee only 3 10 p m 3 38 p m 9 20 a m 10 5am

"Not defpatched on Sunday.

RECEIVING OFFICE AND PILLAR LETTER BOXES.

Receiving- Letter Box Lettei-Box Letter-Box, Letter-Box Letter-Box Office, C;mal foot of Athole Place Bridgend. Genl.Station Craigie Crescent. South Street

Box Closes at Collection at Collection at Collection at Collection at Collection at

8 10 A.M. 8 20 A.M. 5 10 AM. 8 A.M. 2 10 p.m. 2 o0 P.M. 2 20 P.M. 2 10 p.m. 1 45 P M. 6 15 P.M. 6 25 p.m. 6 10 p.m. fi 5 P.M. 6 Opm. 1 45 P.M. 9 40 P M. 9 40 p M. 9 iO p.m. 9 £0 P.M. 9 p.m. 5 45 P.M.

Collection at Receiving Office only at 2 10 p.m. on Sunday. Letters arriving by Mails after the 4 30 p.m. delivery, may be had on calling at the Office from 8 30 till 9 P.M. Money Orders are issued and paid every day (Sunday excepted) from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. An additional fee of One Penny will secure a despatch till within 10 miriutea, and a fee of Threepence till within 5 minutes of each — ;

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departure. Both postage and fee must be paid in stamps, and dropped into the late letter box. The Office is open every lawful day from 7 A.M. till 9 P.M., and on Sunday from 9 till 10 15 a.m. only.

RATES OF POSTAGE AND CONDITIONS OF TRANSMISSION.

Inland Letters. The rate of postage to be prepaid is one penny for every half ounce or fraction of half an ounce. As a general rule, the postage, if not paid in advance, is

double the foregoing ; and if the payment in advance be in- sufficient, double the deficiency is charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half an ounce, and not exceed- ing one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, is, on delivery, charged twopence. The unpaid additional postage on re-directed letters, however, is not doubled, being the same as if such post- age were prepaid. Colonial and Foreign Letters. The rates of postage on letters to the colonies and foreign countries, are entered in the table of Colonial and Foreign Postage.

Newspapers and other Periodicals bearing the Newspaper Stamp.

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post no one is compelled so to forward these articles; the exclusive privilege of the Post Office extending only to letters. All periodicals, including newspapers published in the United Kingdom, at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps, denoting the stamp duty (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers), may under the following regulations be sent and re-sent through the

post, within the United Kingdom free of postage : 1st. Such publications are subject to the same restrictions as to the number of sheets, and superficial extent, as were formerly applicable only to newspapers properly so called. 2nd. No publication, or portion thereof, can pass through the post unless the impressed stamp which it bears be a stamp of the value at least of one penny, 3rd, The title and date of the publication must be printed at the top of every page. 4th. The publication must be folded in such a manner that the whole of the stamp or stamps, denoting the full duty, shall be exposed to view, and be distinctly visible on the outside 38 POSTAL DIRECTORY. except that where there are more than two publications in the same cover, it is considered sufficient if the stamps be so arranged that they can readily be examined. If this rule be infringed a postage of one penny is charged in addition to any other postage to which the publication, if properly folded would be liable. 5th. The publication must not be printed on pasteboard, or two or more thicknesses of paper pasted together; nor must any pasteboard, cardboard, or such pasted paper, be sent with it as a back or cover thereto, or otherwise. 6th. It must be posted within 15 days from the printed date of issue. 7th. It must have either no cover, or a cover open at the ends otherwise it is charged as an unpaid letter. 8th. It must not contain any enclosure. If it do, the enclosure is taken out and charged as an unpaid letter, together with an additional rate of one penny. 9th. It must have no writing, or other mark thereon, but the name and address of the person to whom it is sent ; nor anything on the cover, but such name and address, the printed title of the publication, and the printed name and address of the publisher or vendor who sends it. Thus, if a newspaper, franked by a newspaper stamp, after having had the address of one person written upon the paper itself, be sent to another person, the first address must be cut off; obliteration not being sufficient, For any breach of this rule an additional postage of 2d. is charged. 10th. If the publication be addressed to any person within the free delivery of the place where it is posted, it becomes liable to a postage of Id., which must be prepaid, by affixing a postage stamp.* If this be not done, an additional postage of 2d. is charged, 11th. If the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th or 6th regulations be infringed, the publication is charged as an unpaid book-packet, with the double book postage. 12th. It is suggested that every publication should have a notice to purchasers conspicuously printed, pointing out the necessity of exposing the stamp or stamps to view, whenever the publication is sent through the post. 13th. Stamped publications can also be forwarded under the regulations of the Book Post ; but when so sent the impressed stamp, does not count as any part of the postage. The Colonial and Foreign newspaper rates, are set forth in the Table of Colonial and Foreign Postage, and are applicable only to such publications as have been registered at the General

* In London within the Town limits, this rule extends to all placcswithin three miles from the General Post Office In the suburban districts the free delivery includes all places served from the Head Office of each district —

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Post Office, for transmission abroad. The postage must be pre- paid in postage labels. An impressed stamp on a newspaper addressed to a place abroad does not count as any part of the postage. The publications sent abroad under these arrangements are newspapers, magazines, prices current, market reports, &c, published at intervals not exceeding thirty-one days. When the privilege of transmission abroad is desired for a publication, the publisher should make application to the Secretary of the Post Office, sending a copy of the publication. Unregistered period- icals, whether newspapers or other, cannot be sent abroad at any rates lower than those applicable to books, &c. It is forbidden to introduce into Russia, through the post, political newspapers, in covers open at the ends or sides; and the only means by which persons residing in Russia can obtain news papers from the United Kingdom is by subscribing for them at one of the Russian Post Offices.

Parliamentary Proceedings. Printed proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, sent without covers, or in covers open at the ends, may circulate within the United Kingdom at the rate of one penny for every quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound.

Book Post, including, when the foregoing special privileges are not claimed, Newspapers (with other periodicals) and Parliamentary Proceedings. The following are the regulations of the Inland Book Post: 1st. The Postage is Id. for every quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound. 2nd. The postage must be prepaid by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet or its cover. If the whole postage be not thus prepaid, the packet is treated in the manner described in Section 9. 3rd. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides; so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. For the greater security of its contents, the packet may be tied at the end with a string; but in such case the Postmaster is authorised to cut the string, although if he do so he must again tie up the packet, 4th. A book-packet may contain any number of separate bonks or other publications (including printed or lithographed letters), photographs (when not on glass or in cases containing glass), prints, or maps, and any quantity of paper, parchment, vellum or ; and the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c, may be either printed, written, engraved, lithographed, or plain, or any mixture of these; but no printed matter or prints can go, except such as may be printed on paper, parchment, or vellum. Further, 40 POSTAL DIRECTORY.

all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering of a book, &c, or of a portion thereof, is allowed, whether such binding, &c , be loose or attached; as also rollers in the case of prints or maps, markers (whether of paper or otherwise) in the case of books, and, in short, whatever is necessary for the safe transmission of such articles, or usually appertains thereto; but the binding, &c, must not be sent as a separate packet, nor can patterns, or books of patterns (unless these consist merely of paper) be permitted, 5th. No book-packet may contain anything which is sealed or otherwise closed against inspection; nor must (here be any letter nor any communication of the nature of a letter, whither separate or otherwise, unless the whole of such letter or communication b» printed. 6th. No book packet must exceed two feet in length, or one foot in width or depth ; and if any such packet be presented at a post office, it cannot be received. 7th. Any packet which is not open at the ends or sides, or has any letter or communication of the nature of a letter written in it,

: or upon its cover, is charged with the "unpaid ' letter postage. 8th. If a packet be found to contain any letter not wholly printed, whether closed or open, or any enclosure sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorised enclosure, the letter or enclosure is taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with the fuil postage, as an unpaid letter, together with an additional rate; and the remainder of the packet, if duly prepaid with stamps, is then forwarded to its address. 9th. If a packet be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but nevertheless bear a stamp of the value of one rate, it is forwarded, charged with the deficient book postage, together with an ad- ditional rate; but any packet which bears no postage stamp is charged with double the book postage, llth. It is the duty of Postmasters, whenever they have ground for suspecting an infringement of any of the above conditions, and Occasionally, even when there is no ground for suspicion, to open and examine book packets posted at, or passing through, their offices. 12th. To prevent obstacles to the regular transmission of letters, a Head Postmaster may, when necessary, delay forwarding any book packet, not a newspaper, for a period not exceeding twenty- four hours beyond the ordinary time; and at Packet Offices the delay may, at the option of the Postmaster, be either for that period, or until the despatch of the mail next after that by which the book packet ought otherwise to be forwarded. 13th. The main business of the Post Office being tho transmission of letters, the forwarding of looks and newspapers (which no one is compelled to send through the Post Office) though an important is only a secondary object, for which no arrangement can be made which would interfere with the quick and regular conveyance and POSTAL DIRECTORY. 41 delivery of letters. Books, therefore, which would he injured by heing thrust into a hag and hurriedly pressed down like a bundle of letters, should not be sent through the Post.

Colonial and Foreign Book Post. Except that the rates of postage are higher, books can be sent to all British colonies, and to the foreign countries named in the list, on the same conditions as those of the Inland Book Post,

Inland Pattern and Sample Post

The following are the rules of the Inland Pattern and Sample Post:— 1st The Postage is 2d. for every quarter of a pound or fraction of a quarter of a pound. 2nd. No packet of patterns or samples must exceed 24 oz. in weight. Any packet above that weight is sent to the Returned Letter Branch. 3rd, The postage must be prepaid by means of postage stamps. 4th. There must be no writing or printing on the packet or its cover in addition to the address of the person for whom the packet is intended, except the address of the sender, a trade mark and numbers, and the prices of the articles: otherwise the packet i» treated as a letter. 5th. There must be no enclosure other than samples themselves. The particulars, which are allowed to be furnished under the pre- ceding rule, must in all cases be given, not on loose pieces of paper, but on small labels attached to the samples or the bags con- taining them. Any loose enclosure is taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with the full postage as an un- paid letter, together with an additional rate of a penny. 6th, The patterns or samples must be sent in covers open at the ends, so as to be easy of examination. Samples however of seeds, &c. may be enclosed in boxes, or in bags of linen, or other material fast- ened in such a manner that they may be readily opened; or in bags entirely closed, provided that ihey be transparent, so that the Officers of the Department may be able to satisfy themselves as to the nature of the contents. If this rule be infringed, the packet is treated as a letter. 7th If a packet of patterns or samples be posted altogether un- paid it is charged with double the postage which should have been prepaid. If a poition of the postage be prepaid, even although only a penny stamp be affixed, the packet is charged with the amount of the deficiency, together with an additional rate of twopence. 8th. In order to prevent any interruption to the regular trans- mission of letters, a packet of patterns or samples may, when it ia necessary, be kept back by any Head Postmaster for 24 hours be- yond the time when, in the ordinary course, it would be forwarded. —

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9th. The rule, which forbids the transmission through the post of any article which might injure the contents of the mail hags or ihe Officers of the Post Office, is so far relaxed as to permit the transmission of scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, and such like, as samples, provided that they be packed and guarded in 60 secure a manner as to afford complete protection to the contents of the mail bags and the Officers ot the Post Office, while at the same time the samples may be easily examined. If any packet contain- ing such articles as these be posted, which is found not to be suf- ficiently guarded, it is stopped, and notice of its detention is sent to the person to whom it is addressed or to the sender, who may then obtain it upon personal application; but the packet is charged with a fine, equal in amount to the postage to which it was liable as a packet of patterns, 10th. In every case in which the postage chargeable under these regulations is greater then the letter rate, the latter postage is substituted.

Colonial and Foreign Pattern and Sample Post

Patterns and samples can be sent to colonies and foreign countries. The conditions are for the most part the same as in the case of the Inland Pattern and Sample Post. POSTAGE STAMPS.

Every Head Postmaster is required to keep, for sale to the public, a sufficient stock of the various postage labels in use, and of envelopes with the penny stamp embossed. The present labels are of the respective values of \d. , 2d., 3d., Ad., 6d., 9d., and Is, Sub-postmasters are required to keep penny labels only, but they must piocure for the public any stamps of higher value, or em- bossed envelopes, which may be required. The envelopes are ins., ins., made of four sizes, viz., 5£ ins. by 3-f b\ ins. by 3 4-£ ins. by 2f ins., and 4 ins. by 2£ ins. They are all sold at the following rates:

s. d. s. d. s. d. 1 for H 4 for 44 8 for 9 *12 1 2 „ 2i 6 ,, 6^ ,., 1£

Every Rural Messenger is authorized to sell postage labels and embossed envelopes at the same price which Postmasters are empowered to sell them; and when any person applies to him for postage labels the messenger must either supply them, or (if he have none in his possession) must, without extra charge, receive the postage in money, and on his arrival at the Post Office, obtain labels for it, and affix them carefully to the letters. Prepayment of inland letters, newspapers, hooks, patterns, &c, must be by labels, or embossed stamps, except at the Chief —

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Post Office, London, where, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., letters (and letters only), may le prepaid in money, provided the amount be not less than £2. Letters also to the colonies and other foreign countries may be prepaid in money. British postage stamps, though avail- able for all letters going out of this country, are not as a general rule, available for letters corning into it. By using embossed envelopes, all risk of the stamp being detached, may be avoided, but when labels are used, they should be examined to see that they firmly adhere, and the envelopes to which they are affixed should not be too highly glazed, since if the stamps fall off, the letters are charged with postage, and that at the unpaid rate, Labels should be placed on the front—that is, the address eide of the letter, and upon the right hand upper corner, On re- directed letters, however, care should be taken not to place fresh stamps over the stamps which have been previously used. Keceipt or other Inland Revenue Stamps, cannot be used in place of Postage Stamps, nor can Postage Stamps which have been torn, cut, or otherwise rendered imperfect, be used. Arrangements have been made by which paper taken by the public to the Office of Inlane Revenue, Somerset House, can be embossed with stamps of equal value, to any of the postage stamps above mentioned. A license to sell postage stamps can be obtained, free of expense, by any respectable person, on application to the office of Inland Revenue, Somerset House, London, or (by residents in the provinces), on application to the Stamp Dibtributor of their District. Certain Postmasters in England and Wales are permitted, though not compelled, to purchase postage stamps from the public, provided the stamps be not soiled or otherwise damaged, at a charge of 2£ per cent., the charge however, never being less than one halfpenny. No separate stamps can be purchased. They must in all cases be presented in strips containing at least two stamps adhere- ing to each other. The arrangement applies to all Post Offices in the London District, to all other Post Offices in England and Wales at which Money-Order business is transacted, to the Chief Office in Dublin and Edinburgh, and to the following Offices in Scotland: Aberdeen. Glasgow. Kilmarnock. Paisley. Ayr. Greenock. Kirkwall. Perth, and Dumfries. Inverness, Leith. Stirling. Dundee.

REGISTRATION.

By the prepayment of a fee of fourpence, any letter, news- paper, book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid 44 TOSTAL DIRECTORY. in stamps, may be registered to any place in the United Kingdom or the British Colonies, or to Italy. No newspaper, book, or other packet (except letters), addressed to a Foreign Country except, Italy, can be registered, and to some Countries even letters cannot be registered.

The registration of a packet makes its transmission much more secure; and the loss of a registered packet is a very rare occurence. Nevertheless, by act of Parliament, the Post Office is not responsible for the safe delivery of registered packets, though any officer who may neglect his duty on this point will be called te strict account. Sent in unregistered letters, valuable articles are exposed to risk, and the department cannot in any way under- take the safe conveyance of such packets. All inland letters, therefore, which unquestionably contain coin, even though they be posted without registration, are treated as registered, and charged on delivery, with a double registration fee of eighlpence, in addition to the ordinary postage, and any such letters which cannot be registered in time, to be forwarded by the Mail for which they are posted are detained for the next despatch, As yet, however, this rule applies only to inland letters.

Every letter to be registered should be presented at the window, and a receipt obtained for it, and should on no account be dropped into the letter-box. If contrary to this rule, a letter marked "Registered" be dropped into the letter-box, it will, t/" directed to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a regi- stration fee of eightpence, instead of the ordinary fee of fourpence. A registered letter, if re-posted as an ordinary letter with the word "^Registered" unerased, or erased in pencil only, will also be liable to a registration fee of eightpence.

At all Post Offices, the latest time for posting registered letters on the payment of the ordinary fee, is entered in the notice exhibited in the Office window; but, upon payment of a late fee of fourpence, in addition to the ordinary registration fee, at all Head Offices, letters, whether inland' foreign, or colonial, may be re- gistered after the hours specified, until the closing of the letter- box for each despatch (exclusive of the time during which the late letters are received), or until the Office is closed for the night. Registered letters must be prepaid as regards both postage and registration fee, and if the letter be inland, such prepayment must be by stamps. No Letter Carrier, Rural Messenger, or other servant of the Post Office, is allowed to carry a letter for any person te be registered. Parliamentary notices may be forwarded through the post, but the words " Parliamentary Notice," must be legibly printed on the face of the letter. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 45

DELIVERY. Letter Carriers and Rural Messengers are prohibited from dis- tributing any letters, newspapers, &c, whether before beginning their rounds, whilst on their rounds, or after they may have completed them, except such as have passed through a Post Office. Nor or they allowed to receive any payment beyond the postage for the delivery or collection of any letter or newspaper, nor deviate from the route laid down for them. The prohibi- tion, however, from receiving payment in addition to the postage does not extend to Christmas gratuities. No person living within the town free delivery, or within the limits of a rural post free delivery, unless he rent a private box, can claim to have his letters delivered at the office window if a delivery by Letter Carrier or a despatch by messenger is about to take place ; but letters which arrive by a mail, after which there is no immediate delivery by Letter Carrier or messenger, may be obtained by any person on application at the office window, so long as the office is open for delivery. In order to prevent the additional trouble which is sometimes caused by letters being directed to a Post Office, although for persons residing within a free delivery from such Office, but who have no private box, a postmaster is authorised, when such letters arrive by a mail for which there is a delivery from house to house to refuse to deliver them at the window (even though initials may be substituted for the name), and to send them out by the Letter Carriers, except such as are addressed to the military in barracks. Any person can have a private box who is willing to pay the appointed fee. Where this fee goes to the revenue, it is generally fixed at one guinea per annum to be paid in advance, and for a period of not less than a year; and where it goes to the Postmaster he may demand the same terms, though he may at his option, take less. The same also in most cases, are the terms for a private bag, except that in addition, there is the cost of the bag itself, and a charge for conveyance, the maximum of the latter being half a guinea per annum, if the bag be conveyed by a Rural Messenger, and two guineas, if by a contractor for a mail cart or other horse post. The weight of a private bag when empty, is limited to one pound. As the service of a private bag may possibly delay the despatch of the general bag, none are allowed without the per- mission of the Surveyor.

MONEY ORDERS. The public are recommended, when applying for Money Orders, to use printed "Application Forms," which save time, and afford greater security, than verbal messages, against mistakes. These Forms are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices. ——

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The commission on inland Money Orders, is:

On sums not exceeding £2 - 3d.

- bov e £2 and ,, £5 6d,

» £o ,, ,. it £7 9d. £7 ., „ £10 - Is.

No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. With the subjoined exceptions, no Money Order can be issued, unless the applicant furnish in full, the surname, and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter and the payee, together with the) remitter's address: 1st If the remitter or payee, be a peer or a bishop, his ordinary title is sufficient; and the usual designation of a firm is sufficient, except in the case of a company trading under a title, which does not consist of the names of the persons composing it, as the " Canon Company." 2nd. When the remitter notifies that the order is to be paid through a bank, it is left to his option to give or withold the name of the payee. When application is made for a Money Order, payable in London or at any other town, where there is more than one Money Order Office, the remitter should say at which of such offices he wishes it to be paid, otherwise the Order can be cashed at the Head Office alone. It is not incumbent on a Postmaster to supply such information relative to local or provincial offices. An order once issued cannot be cancelled; and should re- payment or transfer to a different Office, or alteration of name be required, the remitter must apply to the paying Postmaster, accord- ing to the directions printed on the back of the Order. In order to enable the remitter to obtain an acknowledge- ment of the receipt of a Money Order before the money is paid, it is arranged that he may make his order payable ten days after date, provided that in the presence of the Postmaster, when he obtains the order, lie affixes thereto, in the space after the request C, a penny receipt stamp, and write his signature across the Btamp. When an Order is presented for payment (otherwise than through a bank), the Postmaster has first to see that the signature of the payee, be as full as the name given in the advice, and be not in any way inconsistent therewith. He has then to call on the applicant to give the name of the remitter, and if the reply be correct, the Order will be paid, unless the Postmaster have good reason for believing that the applicant is neither the rightful claimant, nor deputed by him. When an Order is paid through a Bank, it is sufficient that it be receipted (without regard to any discrepancy between the signature and the name in the advice, or to whether the receipt is given by the payee himself, or by another person), and that it be presented (crossed with the name of the —

POSTAL DIRECTORY. 47 receiving bank), by some person known to be in tbe employment of the bank. The holder of a Money Order, is always at liberty to direct by crossing it, that the Order be paid through a bank, even though its payment was not originally so restricted; and when the Order is thus crossed, the question put on the presentation of an ordinary Money Order is dispensed with. Money Orders do not require a receipt stamp. Payment of an Order, issued and payable in the United Kingdom, must be obtained before the end of the second calendar month, after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, it must be paid before the end of March), otherwise, the order becomes lapsed, and a new order is necessary, for which a 6econd commission is charged. The period for payment of Orders issued in the United Kingdom, and payable in any colony autho- rised to transact Money Order business, including Gibraltar and Malta, is six months, and Orders granted at those places on the United Kingdom, are also payable during six months after that in which they were issued. A person presenting a lapsed Order is furnished with a copy of a printed notice headed " Lapsed Money Orders," containing directions how to proceed. If the Order be not paid before the end of the twelfth calendar month, after that in which it was issued (for instance, if issued in January, and not paid before the end of next January), all claim to the money ia lost. No application can be entertained for compensation for alleged injury from the nonpayment of a Money Order, at the ex- pected time. After once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever presented, the Office is not liable to any further claim.

To guard against any person, even if he obtain possession of a Money Ordeer, fraudulently getting it cashed, the remitter is re- commended, 1. When he is well known to the payee, to sign the letter en- closing the order with his initials only. 2. When this is not the case, either to make the order payable ten days after date, or to register the letter enclosing it, or to make the order payable through a bank. 3. When it is not considered expedient to adopt either of these courses, to send the remitter's name (without a knowledge of which payment cannot be obtained) in a separate letter from that contain- ing the Money Order; although this latter precaution is much less effective than either of the others. Payment of an order cannot be demanded on the same day as that on which the order issued. In case of the miscarriage or loss of an Inland money order, a duplicate is granted on a written application (with the necessary —

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particulars, and enclosing the amount of a second commission in postage stamps) to the Controller of the Money Order Office of England, Scotland, or Ireland, as the case may be, where the original order was issued; and if it be desired to stop payment of an inland order, a similar application, with a like enclosure of post- age stamps, must be made to the Controller of the Money Order Office of that part of the kingdom in which the order is payable. If alteration in the name of the payee or remitter of an inland Money Order should be required, application must be made by the remitter, to the Postmaster of the office at which the order was is- sued, and a second commission must be paid. Should transfer of pay ment of an inland order from one office to another in the United Kingdom, or repayment of the amount of an order, be required, ap- plication enclosing the order must be made to the Postmaster at whose office the order is payable, who will transmit in exchange a new order payable at the place desired, but for a less sum than the original order by the amount of the second commission charged for the re-issue. Proper printed forms for making applications in all these cases may be obtained at any Money Order Office, and and full instructions on the subject will be found printed at the back of the Money Order. Whenever, on complaint being made it is found that the necessity for an application, entailing the pay- ment of a fiesh commission, is attributable to the Post Office, the charge will be remitted to the applicant and imposed on the officer in fault. A Postmaster is required to give information how to apply for a duplicate order, &c, and must furnish the prescribed form of ap- plication. If payment of an order be refused, in consequence of the replies to the questions respecting the remitter, not correspond- ing with the entries in the advice, or of a difference in the name in the receipt, the applicant for payment should communicate with the remitter, and request him to apply personally to the^issuing Postmaster. No Letter Carrier, Rural Messenger, or other Servant of the Post Office, is bound to procure a Money Order for any person, or to obtain payment for one, but such services are not forbidden. Money Orders are issued at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, on Money Order Offices in Alexandria, Constantinople, Gibraltar, and Malta, at a charge equal to threefold, the commission on Inland MoneyOrderH, and on Money Order Offices in the subjoined list at a charg* equal to fourfold such commission : British Guiana. • New South Wales. Canada. New Zealand, Cape of Good Hope. Novia Scotia. New Brunswick. Newfoundland. New South Wales* Tasmania, New Zealand. Victoria. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 49

Nova Scotia, AVest Coast of Africa. Halifax. Gambia (Bath rust.) Prince Edward Island Sierra Leon (Freetown.) Charlotte Town. West Indies. Queensland. Western Australia. South Australia. The renewal of a lapsed Order, the issue of a duplicate Order, or the stoppage of payment of an Order, issued by a Colony on the United Kingdom, will be made on application to the Controller of the Metropolitan Office of that portion of the United Kingdom in which such Colonial Order is payable, provided an additional British Inland Rate of Commission be enclosed with the application, except in the case of lapsed Orders, when the additional commission will be deducted from the amount of the new Order issued by the

Department ; but the lapsed Order must be transmitted with the application for its renewal. Postmasters in the United Kingdom, have power to transfer to other offices in the United Kingdom, payment of colonial orders, originally drawn on their own offices. For repayment of the amount of a Money Order, or for the cor- rection of any error respecting the name of the Payee or Remitter of an Order, issued by a Colony on the United Kingdom, the ap- plication on the subject, enclosing an additional Colonial Inland rate of Commission, must be addressed to the Controller of the Metropolitan Office of the Colony, in which such Order was issued.

POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS.

Every Post Office Savings Bank, which is also a Money Order Office, is open for bank business, during the same hours as for Money Orders. Deposits of any amount, not less than One Shilling, and not in- cluding any pence, are received at any Post Office Savings Bank, provided those made by any separate depositor in any year ending on the 31st December, do not increase the total amount of his de- posits by more than £30, and provided such total amount, exclusive of interest, is never more than £150. When any Depositor's principal and iuterest amount to £200, no more interest will be allowed until this sum of £200, be lessened. On making his first deposit, every person must give his Christian and Surname, and state his occupation and residence, and must sign the following declaration, to be witnessed by the Post- master, or some person known to the Postmaster, or by the Mini- ster, or a Churchwarden of the parish, in which the Depositors dwells, or by a Justice of the Peace; and if such declaration or any part thereof, shall not be true, the Depositor making the same, will forfeit all right to his deposits, D .,

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Depositor's Book. COPY OF DECLARATION TO BE SIGNED BY Place, DEPOSITOR ON MAKING FIRST DEPOSIT.

No. . .

In pursuance of an Act of Parliament, I, of do hereby declare to the Postmaster General that I am desirous on my own behalf to become a Depositor in the Post Office SaviDgs Bank. I do further hereby declare, that I am not directly, or indirectly entitled to and deposit in, or benefit from the Funds of this or any other Savings Bank, in Great Britain or Ireland, nor to any sum or sums standing in the name or names of any other person or persons, in the books of the said Post Office Savings Bank, and I do hereby also tbstify my consent that my deposits in the said Post Office Savings Bank, shall be managed according to the Regulations thereof. Witness my band this day of 1S6 Signed by the said Depositor in the presence of me,

Save and except such benefit as I may be entitled to from being a Member of a Friendly Society legally established; or from such sum or sums as may be standing in m v name as Trustee jointly with the name or names, and on behalf of any other depositor or depositors

If the Depositor cannot write, then on making the foregoing declaration, and in any other case in which his signature is required, the depositor must, in the presence of a witness, affix his his mark, to be attested by the witness's signature.

Every deposit must be entered in the Depositor's book, and at- tested by the Officer making such entry, and by the dated stamp of the Office. The book must then be given to the Depositor and kept by him as primary evidence of the receipt of the deposit. When a book is first given to a Depositor, he must, in the presence of the Postmaster, sign his name in it. The amount of each de- posit, with the name, occupation, and residence, of the Depositor, must upon the day of the receipt thereof, be reported to the Metro- politan Office, and an acknowledgment of such deposit, will be forthwith sent by post to the Depositor, as conclusive evidence of his claim to its repayment, with interest thereon. If the Deposi- tor do not receive the acknowledgement within ten days after making his deposit, he should apply for such acknowledgement to the Principal Office in London.

Interest calculated yearly at the rate of £2, 10s. per cent, per annum, will be allowed on every complete pound deposited, reckoned from the first day of the calander month, next following day on which a complete pound shall have been deposited, or completed, up to the first day of the calander month in which the monies are withdrawn. The interest thus calculated will be at the rate of one half penny per calander month for every complete pound The interest will be reckoned to the 31 st December, in every year, and will then be added to the principal. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 51

GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES.

The Postmaster-General is empowered, under the Act 27 & 28 Victoriae, cap. 43., to insure the lives of persons of either sex, between the ages of 16 and 60, for not less than £20, or more than £100. He is also empowered under the same act, to grant Imme- diate or Deferred Annuities of not more than £50, on the lives ot persons of either sex, and of the age of 10 years and upwards. The persons whose lives are insured, or to whom annuities are granted, by the Postmaster-General, have direct Government Security, for the payment of the money, at the proper time. Certain Post-Offices (the names of which may be obtained at any Post Office), have been opened for the receipt of proposals, for the Insurance of Lives and the purchase of Annuities, and forms of proposal, with full instructions for filling up and delivering these forms, may be obtained at these Post Offices. The premiums to be charged for the Insurance of Lives vary with the ages of the persons whose lives are to be Insured, and with the mode in which they are to be paid. The Life of a Man or Woman, in his or her 30th year, may be insured for £100. £ s. D, By a single payment of, 43 3 7 or By an annual payment throughout life of 2 6 7 By a quarterly payment throughout life of u 13 or, By a monthly payment throughout life of. 4 4 or, By a fortnightly payment throughout life of, 2 2 or, By an annual payment until the insured person reaches the age of 60, of, ... 2 13 10 or, By a quarterly payment until the insured person reaches the age of 60, of, ...... 15 or ' By a monthly payment until the insured person

reaches the age of 60, of .. ... 5 or,

By a fortnightly payment of, . ... 2 6 Smaller sums may be insured by proportionate payments, but no one of the periodical payments must be of less amount than two shillings. No one life can be insured for less than £20, in the whole; but when a life has been insured for £20, further insurances may be effected on the same life from time to time, for any amount, until the whole 6um for which it is insured amounts to £100. ;

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If, after having duly made his payments for a period of five years, the insured person shall be unable to continue, or shall desire to discontinue such payments, a portion of the premiums paid by him (which portion will in no case be less than one-third of the whole sum paid by him), will be returned to him. The sums to be charged for tbe purchase of Immediate An- nuities, will vary with the age and sex of the person on whose life the Annuity is to depend. A man aged 65 can purchase an Immediate An- nuity of £10, payable half-yearly, for .. 88 18 4 A Woman of the same age can purchase a like Annuity, for ...... 103 16 8 A Man aged 70 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of £10, payable half-yearly, for ... 73 3 4 A Woman of the same age can purchase a like Annuity for, ...... 84 19 3 When the condition of the contract is to be that no part of the purchase money, shall, in any event be returned. A Man aged 30, may purchase a Deferred An- £ s. d, nuity of £10, to commence on his reaching the age of 60, and to be payable half-yearly, either by an immediate payment of, ... 24 3 4 or, By an annual payment until he reaches the age of 60, of, ...... 18 4 A Woman of like age may purchase a like An- nuity by an immediate payment of ... 32 8 4 or, An annual payment up to 60, of ...... 117 6

MISCELLANEOUS,

The Post Office is not responsible for any injury which books

or other articles forwarded by post may sustain ; and the public, therefore, should not employ the Post Office for the conveyance of anything likely to suffer injury, unless such things be suffi- ciently protected. Neither is the Post Office responsible for any loss or inconvenience which may arise from the mis-sending, mis-delivery, loss, &c, of a letter or any other postal packet. No information can be given respecting letters which pass through a Post Office, except to the persons to whom they are addressed, nor can the address of any private person be given and in no other way is official information of a private character allowed to be made public. Postmasters are not required to correspond with the public on official matters. All applications, therefore, which require an answer by letter, should be addressed to the Secretary, at the General Post Office. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 53

Postmasters are not allowed to return any letter or other packet to the writer or sender, or to any one else, or to delay forwarding it to its destination according to the address, even though a request to such effect be written thereon. If a letter be forwarded under cover to any Postmaster with a request that he will re-post it at his office, such request can- not be complied with ; and the letter and application respecting it, are sent to the Returned Letter Office. Except where the Surveyor may deem a longer interval neces- sary, late letters*, &c, are received till within five minutes of the despatch of the mails; although no office is kept open merely for this purpose after ten o'clock at night. No late letters, &c, (except Goverment letters) are forwarded by the mail preparing for despach unless prepaid, and that by Stamps, so as to include both the ordinary postage and the late letter fee ; but in the case of letters directed to any department of Government, it is sufficient to prepay the fee. Every re-directed letter or other postal packet is liable to an additional postage (at the prepaid rate) unless the re-direction be made by an Officer of the Post Office, to a place within the same free delivery as the orignal address. Thus, on a paid or unpaid letter weighing not more than half an ounce, re-directed either by an Officer of the Post Office or by any one else to a different postal district, in the United Kingdom, or from one place to another, in the same Postal District, provided these places be not in the same free delivery, an additional postage is levied of one penny. A Postmaster is not bound to re-direct for a person tempo- rarly leaving his home, and not having a private bag or box, un- less the house be left uninhabited, or the letters would be delayed in their transmission by being sent to the house to be re-directed there. In all cases of re-direction a written author- ity, duly signed by the person to whom the letters are ad- dressed, must be sent to the Postmaster. Every Postmaster is required to have a notice' conspicuously placarded, giving information respecting the hours of attendance, +the despatch and delivery of letters. &c. During the time the office is open on Sunday (viz., from 9 to 10 in the morning, the public are allowed to prepay foreign and colonial letters, to purchase postage stamps, and to have letters registered ; and all other duties are performed as usual, except

* " Late Letters" are such as are posted after the ordinary time, and which cannot be sent forward by the mail then in preparation, unless extra pay- ment be made. fThese and all other hours in this notice ought to be in accordance with the time of the particular locality ; but the despatch of mails is by London time with which Railway time agrees. —

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Money Orders, Savings Bank, Insurance, and annuity business, which, on that day, is wholly suspended. No Postmaster is bound to give change, or is authorised to demand change; and when money is paid at a Post Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter. Except as regards foreign and colonial letters about to be pre- paid in money, a Postmaster is not bound to weigh any letters or other packets for the public; though he may do so if his duty be not thereby impeded. Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter, &c, which there is good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents of the mail bag or the person of any officer of the Post Office. If such a packet be posted without the Post- master's knowledge, or if at any time before its despatch he should discover any such packet, he is directed not to forward it, but to report the case with the address of the packet to the Secretary. The following are examples of the articles referred to:—

A glass bottle, or glass in any form ; razors, scissors, needles, knives, forks, or other sharp instruments; leeches, game, fish, meat, fruit, or vegetables; bladders or other vessels containing liquids; gun powder, lucifer matches, or anything which is ex- plosive or combustable.

SUGGESTIONS TO THE PUBLIC, &c.

Facility is given to the Post Office in the discharge of its daily duties, and greater security afforded to the Public, by careful attention to the following recommendations : 1. To post all letters, &c, as early as practicable; especially when sent in large numbers, as is frequently the case with news- papers and circulars. The trouble of the office is much dimin- ished if circulars, before being posted, be tied in bundles with the addresses all in one direction. 2. To see that when several letters are sent by the same person for registration they be accompanied with a list (in dup- licate) of the addresses; one list to be retained at the Post Office, and the other, when signed, to be returned by ihe bearer This practice (which is adopted by many bankers) saves time both to public and to the deparment. 3. To make the address legible and complete, giving the name of the post town, and if there be more than one town in the king- dom of that name, or if the post town be not well known, adding the name of the county. Letters posted in one part of the United Kingdom and intended for another part (as, for example, letters posted in England and intended for Scotland) POSTAL DIRECTORY. 55

8 hould have the name of the country to which they are s ent added to the other part of the address. The number of the house too, if in a Street, is a great assistance. It must not be supposed that because a letter will eventually reach its destination without a number, the omission is not a cause of hesitation and delay in the process of sorting for delivery; and when such small delays occur again and again they tend greatly to retard the general distribution. In the case of letters for places abroad the name of the country as well as the town or city should be given in full. Attention to this latter precaution will often assist in deciphering the name of the town or city, and will prevent the letter from being mis-sent when there are towns of the same name in different countries. For example ; —a letter intended for London in Western Canada, North Ameraca, but simply addressed "London, W,C," would be forwarded to the West Central District of the Metroplis in in England, and thus be delayed. The address of every letter to a place abroad should end with the name of the country 4. To see that every letter, newspaper, or other packet sent by post is securely folded and fastened. Sealing wax will not easily adhere to the gummed portion of an envelope. When postage stamps are remitted, they should be enclosed in paper sufficiently thick to prevent them from being seen or felt through the cover. It should be remembered that every packet has to be several times handled, and that even when in the mail bag it is exposed to pressure and friction, Unless, therefore, the article be light and pliant it should be enclosed in strong paper, linen, parchment, or some other material which will not readily tear or break. The observance of this precaution is especially necessary whenever any fragile articles of value are forwarded by post. These should always be enclosed in a wooden or tin box. Owing to neglect of these precautions, many postal packets burst open, oausing much trouble to the department and risk to the owners, it being sometimes impossible to deter- mine to what packet a particular article belongs. 5. To fasten the covers of newspapers firmly, so as to prevent the contents from slipping out. 6. In affixing the stamps, to wet slightly the corner of the envelope and the front, as well the gummed side of the stamp, and then gently to press the stamp till it is firmly fixed. The practice of dipping the stamp in water is objectionable, because, unless the stamp be withdrawn, and care be taken by the use of blotting paper or some other absorbent to remove any excess of moisture, the gum may be washed off, or the stamp may be rubbed off the letter. By the use of envelopes bearing an em- bossed stamp (which can be obtained at any Post Office) all risk of the stamp being detached may be avoided. ;

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7. When dropping a letter, newspaper, &c, into a letter box, always to see that the packet falls into the box and does not stick in its passage. 8. Never to send money or any other article of value through the post, except either by means of a money order or in regis- tered letter. Any person who sends money or jewelry in an unregistered letter, not only runs a risk of losing his property, but exposes to temptation every one through whose hands his letter passes, and may be the means of ultimately bringing some clerk or letter-carrier to mora] ruin. Every letter which contains money or other valuable article, even when registered, ought to be securely sealed. 9. To provide a letter-box. 10. In case of removal to furnish the particulars of the new address, in a letter, properly signed, either to the Secretary, or to the Letter-carrier of the district. 11. When complaint is made of letters or newspapers lost, mis- carried, or delayed, to furnish information as precise as possible regarding all the facts of the case, and to enclose whatever docu- ments may throw light upon it. The day and hour at which the letter or newspaper was posted as well as the office at which, and the person by whom this was done, should always be stated and when possible, the cover or wrapper in an entire state, should be sent, in order that the place of the delay may be ascer- tained by an examination of the stamps. Cases frequently occur in which complaint is made against the Post Office, and redress expected, although little or no means of tracing the error, and of guarding against a repetition of it, are supplied by by those who alone are able to do so, 12. To see that every letter contains the full address of the writer, in order to ensure the return of the letter if the person to whom it is directed cannot be found. A much larger portion of the undelivered letters could be returned, if the names and addresses of the senders were always either fully and plainly written inside or embossed on the envelopes. 13. To return to the Post Office, all letters addressed to Club Houses, Hotels, and other places where letters are received to be called for, as soon as it has become evident that such letters will not be called for by the persons to whom they are addressed In the London District such letters should, under ordinary cir- cumstances, be returned to the Letter Carriers within a month of their delivery, if not called for. POSTAL DIRECTORY. 57 ® 13 '02j> 'ssjoog

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XIII-LIST OF NOBLEMEN & GENTLEMEN'S SEATS, &c, IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH. WITH THE OCCUPANTS' NAMES AND POST TOWNS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Abbey Hill Mrs Goodlett Co upar-Angus Abercairney C. H. D. Moray Crieff Aberdalgie House James Lorimer Perth House Rev. Dr Bannerman Inchture Aberucbill Castle George C. Dewhurst Comrie Cottage. Hon. Mrs Graeme Auchterarder Acharn House C. A. M'Diarniid Killin Achloy J. & D. Cochrane Crieff Achomer Hugh M'Laren Aberfeldy Airds J. M'Naughton do. Airleywigbt Thomas Wylie Bankfoot , Bank of George Harris Stanley Garth Do. of J. Matthew do. . Do. West John Cree do. Do. North J. Waterson do. Airthrie Castle Lord Abercromby Stirling Aithmuir R. Just Errol Aitkenhead J. Graham Blairgowrie Alexandria Robert Stirling Perth Allean House Colonel Martin Pitlochry Allean Peter Robertson do. Almondbank Med. G. Butchart, M.D. Almondbank Prac. Altamount Blairgowrie Altena Dr. Ballingall Crieff Ann at Cottage Rev. A. Moody Stuart Errol Annat Lodge Mr Stuart Perth Ardargie D. Lindsay, C.A. Bridge of Earn Arbenny House Alex. Mitchell Crieff Ardblair Mains of James Moncur Blairgowrie Ardlebank John Buttar do. Ardoch Peter Comrie The Cairnies Ardoch House G. H. Drummond Braco Ardoch Lodge Sebastian Smith Lochearnhead Ardoch Over John Miller Braco Ardunie John Gow Crieff Ardvoirloich Cottage Miss Marjory Stewart Lochearnhead Ardvoirloich House Robert Drummond do. Argaith Charles Hunter Perth NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 61

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Argaith D, & J. Kennedy Stanley Argaty House George H. B. Home Doune Arndean Wm. Wyllie Stirling Arndean House Thomas Archer Dollar Arneive Thomas Leishman Stirling Arngask David Burt Damhead Arngomerie M. J. Jamieson Stirling Ash Bank John Baxter Blairgowrie Ashentree P, M'Owan Stirling Ashintully Castle R. J, R. Ayton Blairgowrie Ashley Cottage Charles Spalding Coupar-Angus Ashmore House J. S. Sutton Blairgowrie Athole Bank M. Stewart Perth Auch House James Menzies Killin Auchleeks J. S. Enterhistle Blair-A thole Auchline House Sir Morton Peto Killin Auchmague, James Con par Perth Auchmore Earl of Breadalbane Killin Auchnahyle Alexander Duff Pitlochry Auchterarder Castle Misses Malcolm Auchterarder Auchterarder House Colonel Hunter do. Auchtenny David Scott Bridge of Earn Auchtoo Farm John Stewart Balquidder Ayton William Tod Bridge of Earn Bachilton Thomas Ross Methven Backfield Archibald Harris Bridge of Earn Badenheath James Menzies Blackford Baiglie David Dow Bridge of Earn Bailieland John Sharp Aberuthven Balbeggie Med. Prac. G. H. K Patterson Balbeggie Balboughty Peter Geekie Perth Balbrogie House William Geekie Coupar-Angus Balcairn A. Stirton Blairgowrie Baldinnies David Dunn Dunning Baldowrie Alexander Geekie Coupar-Angus Baledgarno P. Constable Inchture Baledmund Mrs Jelf Pitlochry Balendoch Miss Catherine Hay Balendrick Robert Gilroy Bridge of Earn Balendrick Cottage do. Balgarvie William Crawford Scone Balgersho Col. James Dalgairns Coupar-Angus Balgonie George Dunn, Jun. Newburgh Balgove James Clark Coupar-Angus 62 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN 3 SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Balharry House General Vassal Alyth Balgowan House William Thomson Methven Balhaldie George Richmond Braco Balhepburn Thomas Robb Rhynd BalhiU A. Eeid Balbeggie Balhousie Castle Mrs Dundas Perth Ballathie Gen, R. R. Robertson Stanley Ballechin Major R. Stewart Dunkeld Balledmund James Ferguson do. Balleid J. L. Campbell Blairgowrie Balleid Lodge James Stewart Do, Ballindean, Easter D. Smith Inchture Ballinloan John M'Donald Aberfeldy Ballintuim, Mid W. Butter Blairgowrie Ballintuim House John M'Donald do. Ballo William B. Hill Coupar-Angus Ballo Mill William Chapman Abernethy Ballo Nether D, Thomson Inchture Balloleys Thomas Nicol do. Ballyoukan George Gardiner Pitlochry Balmanno D. Dow Bridge of Earn Balmblair P. R, Drummond Perth Balmore Arch, Cameron Aberfeldy Balniyle George Constable Blairgowrie Balmyre J. Ritchie Errol Bolnabeggan^ James Wallace Blairgowrie

Balnabroich J. & C. Robertson J do. Balnacree R. & C. Stewart Pitlochry Balnacraig Arch. Stewart Aberfeldy Balnacraig P. M'Dougall, & Co. Pitlochry Balnakeilly Thomas Cardwell do. Balnakilly W. M'Donald Kirkmichael Balnamuir R. Butter Dunkeld Balnearn Neil Forbes Pitlochry Balrobie Donald M'Glashan Blair-Athole

, Balruddery James Edwards Inchture

.' Balthayock House"' William Lowson Perth Balthayock Farm ^. W. Wedderspoon do. Balvarran E. Tarrat Pitlochry i Balwhorrie Rev. Mr Cunningham Mutbill Bainff House Sir George Ramsay Alyth Banchory Charles Playfair Coupar-Angus Bandirran J. C. W. Drummond Perth Bankhead D. Fleming Bridge of Earn NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 63

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS,

Bankhead J. Baxter Forteviot Bannatyne House R. Thomas Coupar-Angus Barclay Hills Perth Bardmoney Bank James Whitson Alyth Bardrill Peter Sharp Blackford Battleby J. Maxtone Graham Redgorton Beagly Peter Chalmers Beautyffeld John Arnott Bridge of Earn Beech-hill House William Geekie Coupar-Angus Beechwood Villa Mrs Lockhart Gordon do. Belhie T. W. Lorimer Aberuthven Bellevue Lindesay Small Coupar-Angus Bellevue Meadows John Douglas do. Bellwood Arch. Turnbull Perth Bellycloan James Oswald Crieff Belmont Castle Colonel Laird Meigle Belston Farm R. Duff Bankfoot Belvidere House William Young A uchterad er Bendochy Farm William Hunter CouparAngus Benchill Farm Rep. of Charles Sime Stanley Benmore Farm D. M'Kerchar Killin Bentick Farm W. Brydie Braco Berrybrae D. & G. Forbes Meikleour Berrydyke Alex. Brydie Braco Berryhill Charles Duff Bankfoot Berryhillock J, Anderson Coupar-Angus Bertha Park Robert Cairns Perth Birchwood House Cap. Napier Campbell Dunkeld Binn Farm William Dow Glencarse Birnam Cottage Mr Alston Stewart Dunkeld Black Craig Castle P. Allan Fraser Blairgowrie Blackhill Alex. Robertson Dunkeld Blackpark John Steele Perth Blackruthven William Peddie do. Blair Castle The Duke of Athole Blair-Athole Blair Castle R. Mackay, W.S, Culross Blairdams Alexander Duff Trinity-Gask Blairdrumm ond Henry H. Drummonc Blairdrummond Blairgowrie House Blairgowrie Blairhoyle Charles Cairney Stirling Blairmore John Campbell Comrie Blairstruie William Henderson Damhead Blarhullachan House Hutchison & Taylor Aberfoyle Bleaton House James Anderson Blairgowrie 64 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS

Bleloch James Chalmers Bankfoot Boatland House L. Pullar Perth Bolfracks James F. Wylie Aberfeldy Bonhard House Peter Carmichael Perth Bonhard, East James Smith Scone Bonhard, West P. M'Ewan do. Bonhard, Mill of J. & J. Stewart do. Bonskeid George F. Barbour Pitlochry Boreland Charles M'Kenzie Blairgowrie Borelands A. Anderson Coupar-Angus Borland John Stirling Auchterarder Braco Castle George K. M'Callum Braco Bramblebank J. & D. Saunders Blairgowrie Brewlands House Small Meigle Bridge of Earn House Donald Ogilvie Bridge of Earn Do. Medical Prac, J. Laing, M.D. do. Broadheadfold John Cunningham Dunning Broich Alexander Monteath Crieff Broom George Murray Burnbrae William Menzies Kincardine Burnfoot Wm. M'Ewan Glencarse Burnmouth G. Nicoll Coupar-Angus Burnside Henry Anderson Stanley Busby George Hunter Methven Busby, Wester David Wylie do. Buttergask William Chalmers Coupar-Angus Butterstone House Robert C. Leslie Dunkeld Byres James Bullions Guildtown Cairnbeddie John Graham do. Cairnie, Upper D. Rintoul Forte viot Cairnie, Wester W, M orison do. Callander Cottage Mrs Marshall Callander Callander Lodge F. P. Stewart do. Calley, Wester Thomas Hutchison Blairgowrie Campsie James Mitchell Methven Camsarney A. M'Nab & Co. Aberfeldy Camsernie James M'Gregor do. Camsernie Cottage Horatio Peile do. Cardney Culdares Dunkeld Cardross House Charles Tennant Port Monteath Carey John Somerville Abernethy

Cargill Mains • D. Duncan Perth Carim Lodge Major Lambton Blackford Misses Paterson Newburgh NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 65

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Carse Grange John Gardiner Errol Carsehead William M'Laren Crieff Carsie James M'lnioy Blairgowrie Castle Huntly J. F. White Castle Menzies Hon. E. S, P. Jervis Aberfeldy Chapelbank Robert Gardiner Auchterarder Charleston Patrick Constable Errol Chesthul John S. Menzies Aberfeldy Clashbenny James Easson Errol Clathick W, C. Colquhoun Crieff Claywhat R. M'Intosh Blairgowrie Cloanden House Robert Haldane Auchterarder Clocbioldich Mrs Bowie Campbell Dunkeld Bleachfield John Hendry Newburgh Clunie Castle. Lord Airlie Dunkeld Clunie Cottage W. Roper Craigie Aberfeldy Clunie, Easter John Williamson Newburgh Clunie, Wester Thomas Guthrie do. Cluny House J. H. Hood Coldoch House Miss Graham Blairdrummond Coldrochie Alexander Stewart Redgorton Coldwells Miss Wright Crieff Colen John M. Matthew Perth Colquhalzie House John S. Hepburn Auchterarder Comrie Castle Abercromby Dick Culross Comrie House Alexander Laing Comrie Condie L. Oliphant Bridge of Earn Coralbank John Rattray Blairgowrie Corb G. Wilson, W.S. Dunning Cornhill House Miss Donaldson Perth Corriemuckloch Mrs David Murray Corsiehill House D, Macfarlane Perth Coshieville Colin Menzies Aberfeldy Cottartown James Sidey Almondbank Coul, Easter James Smeaton Auchterarder Coul House P. B. Smeaton do. Cowden Duncan M'Innes Comrie Cowden House Hon.W.H. B. Ogilvie Dollar Craganour Ewan Cameron Rannoch Cragantoll J. M'Pherson Aberfeldy Craig J. Robertson Alyth Craignerran Villa Mrs G. Leckie Dunkeld Craigatin W. S. Irvine, M.D. Pitlochry Craighall Mrs Clerk Rattray Blairgowrie QQ NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS,

Craighead House Blairdrummond Craig House Mrs David Craigie Almondbank Craigie Park Gen. Lennox Perth Craigintaggart Dunkeld Craiglockie A. & J. Stewart Errol Craigmakerran Cot. K. Hewat Perth Craigmill George Saunders Blairgowrie Craigruie" John M'Donald Locbearnhead Cray Miss Robertson Blairgowrie Croftinloan House F. Bacon Frank Pitlochry Croftness Cottage Captain Campbell Aberfeldy Cromlix Lodge Hon. A. Drummond Dunblane Cromwell Park D L. Jolly Perth Cromwell Park Messrs Caird & Co, Almondbank Bleachfield Crossmount Cottage Captain Levett Pitlochry Culdees James Murray Culdees Castle R. T. Spier- Auchterarder Cultmalundie, East Job n Wylie Tibbermuir Cultmalundie, West William Dow do. Cultoqubey J. Maxtone Graham Crieff Dalchosnie House H. Cotton Pitlochry House Dr Ritchie's Heirs Dunkeld Dalhonzie John Campbell Crieff Dall T. V. Wentworth Rannoch Dalnabreek Lauchlin Robertson Blairgowrie Dalnaglar Cottage do. Dalnamein Lodge Samuel Carter Blair-Athole Daimarnock Thomas Harris Dunkeld Dalnaspiddal Lodge W. Stirling Crawford Blair-Ahole Dalrulzean Andrew Watson Blairgowrie Dalsbian Capt. J. H. Murray Pitlochry Damside House James B. Duncan Auchterarder Deanston John Finlay Deanston Delvine J. F. Miller Dunkeld Denhead House Mrs Duncan Coupar-Angus Derculicb Alexander Duncan Dunkeld Deuglie, Wester Andrew Cunningham Damhead Dirnanean Captain James Small Pitlochry Dollerie Anthony Murray Crieff Donavourd George Gordon Pitlochry Doune Lodge Earl of Moray Burn of Cambus DroD, East John Richmond. Bridge of Earn. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 67

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Dion j West William M'Laren Bridge of Earn Drumearn Peter Drummond Conine Drumfork Alexander Robertson Blairgowrie Drumlean R. Hampsons Aberfoyle Drummond Castle Brooks Curliffe Crieff Drumtogle Farm Jobn Thomson Aberuthven Drumtogle Mill Robert White do. Duchally House James Mylne, W. S. Auchterarder Duehray Castle J. F, Jamieson Doune Dumbarnie House Misses Craigie Bridge of Earn Dunallister Lady M 'Donald Pitlochry Dunan Lady Menzies Rannoch Duncrub Hon. Lord Rollo Dunning Dun Donachie Alex. Robertson Dunkeld Duneaves House Tbomas Chalmers Aberfeldy Duufallandy Cottage Misses Fergusson Pitlochry Dunimarle Castle Mrs Erskine Culross Dunira SirDavid Dundas, Bl. Comrie Dunkeld House Duchess Dowager of Dunkeld Athole Dunkirk House John Cowan Bridge of Earn Dunsinane Sheriff Mackenzie Perth Duntaggart R. M'Donald Aberfeldy Dupplin Castle Earl of Kinnoull Perth Durdie John Reid Errol Durdie, Nether George Muirhead do. Dysart Cottage Professor J. Forbes Pitlochry Early Bank Lieut. -Gen. Lindsay Perth Earn Bank Hon. John Rollo Bridge of Earn Easter Greenside Matthew Speedie New burgh / Eastertyrie Miss M'Glashan Logierait East Grange Errol, Easter Rhjnd Thomas Landale Perth Eastwood Lord James Murray Dunkeld Edinchip Captain Fellowes Lochearnhead Edington Lodge John Hay Blair-A thole Edradour Charles Burmester Pitlochry Edradynate J. S. Robertson, W.S Dunkeld Eind John Mailler Auchterarder Elm Bank Alexander Wi ."U Perth Ericht Lodge Robert Chapman New Rattray Erichtside John Adamson Blairgowrie bO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Errol Park George Armitstead Errol Evelick Thomas Ritchie do. Fairmount John Steele Perth Falkland House Mrs Tyndall Bruce Falkland Farley er House Sir Robert Menzies Aberfeldy Fascally Archibald Butter Pitlochry Fascally, Old A. H. Mitchelson do. Feddal House Ewing & Whitehead Braco Ferntower James Wright Crieff Ferryfield Robert Powrie Newburgh Feu House Bishop Wordsworth Perth Fin castle, Mains of R. Robertson Pitlochry Findynate Dr Stewart Logierait Fingask Castle Sir P. M. Thriepland Errol Finlarig Castle Earl of Breadalbane Killin Finnegand William Shaw Glenshee Flatfield A. & W. Bruce Errol Flatfield David Inches Bett Coupar-Angua Flawcraig A. Morison Errol Flowerdale R. Miller Balbeggie Fonab Dr M'Gregor Pitlochry Forneth House James Speid Forneth Foss Lord Kingstown Pitlochry Freeland House Speirs Bridge of Earn Friarton Daniel Robertson Perth Friarton, Nether A. Robertson do. Garrows John Cameron Amulree Garry Cottage Miss Muir Mackenzie Perth Garth John Matthew Stanley Garth House Mr Walker Aberfeldy Gartincaber John B. Murdoch Blairdrummond Gartmore House R, C. C. Graham Stirling Garvock HouBe Dr John Maxton Bridge of Earn Gasconhall H. Birrel Errol Gask House MrsGrahamOliphant Auchterarder Gattaway David Henderson Abernethy Gilloch HaU Bridge of Earn Gilgal W. L. Lindsay, M.D. Perth Glasschorrie Lodge Richard Hemming Blair-Athole Glassart House Robert Haropson Aberfoyle Glassingall Charles J. Henderson Dunblane Glenalbert William Campbell Dunkeld Glenalmond Thomas Patton Perth Glen cars e Thomas Greig Glencarse Glendelvine Major J. B. Speid Dunkeld NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 69

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS,

Glendoick Major Craigie Glencarse Glendeuglie John Laing Dam head Gleneagles Castle Earl of Camperdown Auchterarder Glenearn House A. D, Gritnmond Bridge of Earn Glenericht Blairgowrie Glenfalloch House Victor Coates Tyndrum Glenfarg John Beatson Bell Bridge of Earn Gleufernate Henry Ashworth Pitlochry Glengyle James M'Gregor Bridge of Turk Glenkilry Lodge Thomas V. Nugent Blairgowrie Glenlochay House Lord Holmsdale Killin Glenlyon Fortingall Glenqueich Lodge Thomas Knowles Dunkeld Glentarkie William Anderson Strathmiglo Glentochie Lodge Alexander Duff Blairgowrie Glentulchan Grseme Reid Mercer Perth Gloagburn John Bennet Tibbermuir Godens G. & P. Miller Errol G ormacks Duncan M'Laren Blairgowrie Goukton James Hostler Glencarse Gourdie Colonel Auld Dunkeld Gourdie Hill Patrick Matthew Errol Castle Sir Wm. D. Stuart Dunkeld Grange of Elcho J. W. & J. Drysdale Perth Grange James Blair Errol Grass well D. Donaldson Inchture Graybank Cottage Miss Hepburn Perth Greenbank John Dickson, W.S. do. Greenbill J. B. Finlayson Braco Hallyburton House Lord J. F. Gordon Coupar-Angus Hallyburton Hatton Dunkeld Hawthorn Cottage Alexnder Buchan Blairgowrie Hayfield John Michell Damhead Heath Park Miss Munro Blairgowrie Heath Park James Ross Dunkeld Hillbank Mrs Colonel Clark Blairgowrie Hill Garden Dr Fairless Coupar-Angus Hill of Ruthven George Ritchie Perth Hillhead Robert Fisher Dunkeld Hillside H.GR.MacDuff Perth Hillside Cottage J. Wilkie, jun. Newburgh Hillview Cottage Miss Miller Coupar-Angus Hills of Bendochy Peter Playfair do. 70 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS.

BEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS,

Holme Hill James Stirling Dunblane Hope Park John Moncur Blairgowrie Huntingtower William S. Turnbull Perth Huntingtower Cottage Dr Brackenridge do. Inchbrakie Hon. A. Drummond Crieff Inchewan Messrs Harris Dunkeld Inchmartine J. D. Vaugban Allan Inchture Inchmichael George Bell Errol Inchture Mains W. Cricbton Inchture Inchrye Abbey J. L. Wilson Lindores House David Watson Perth Innerbuist David Pae do. Innergeldy A. C. Pagan Comrie Innerbadden House T. Kenrick Pitlochry Inverardoch Jobn Campbell Doune Inverardran James Dewar Killin Invercroskie Lodge H. Newcomen Pitlochry F. B. Douglas Bridge of Earn Invertrossachs Steuart M'Naghten Callander Isla Cottage David Anderson Coupar-Angus Isla Mount John Lowe do. Isla Park James Whitson do. Ivybank John A. Anderson Perth Ivybank Mrs Donaldson' do. Jackstone Peter Fraser Bankfoot Janefield J. Scott Bridge of Earn Keillor George Patullo Coupar-Angus Keir SirW.S. Maxwell, M.P. Dunblane Keitbbank M. Lowe Blairgowrie Keitbock House W. Jackson Coupar-Angus Keitbock Mains D. Simpson do. Keitbock Mills George Willis do. Keitb Park Misses Inches Blairgowrie Kercock, East James Patton Stanley Kercock Haugh J. Thomson do. Kerrumore A. M'Naughton Aberfeldy Kilbryde Castle Henry Rudd Dunblane Kildinny George Ballingall Forteviot Kilgraston John Grant Bridge of Earn Kilgraston Mains J. Stevens do. Cottage Misses Stewart Blair-Athole Killiecbassie E. 0. Douglas Aberfeldy Kilnockie Bank A. Henderson Bridge of Cally Kilry J. M. Hind do. NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 71

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWNS,

Kincairney Alexander Mitchell Duukeld Kincardine Castle Mrs Grove Auchterarder Kincarrathie Major Jelf Sharp Perth Kindrochit James Beech Blair-Athole Kindrogan Patrick S. Keir Pitlochry Kinfauns Castle John Middleton Perth Kinloch George Kinloch Meigle Kinloch Charles Kinnear Ladybank Kinloch James M'Laren Blairgowrie Kinloch House J. Crichton do. Kinloch Lodge Major-Gen. Campbell Dunkeld Kinmouth Georke Isdale Bridge of Earn Kinmouth Mains J. Todd do. Kinnaird House Sir St. V. Whitshed Dunkeld Kinnaird Mains D. Mitchell Inchture Kinnell House Killin Kinnoull Cottage Lord Charles Kerr Perth Kintillo J. Henderson Bridge of Earn Kippen House Col. Watkin Dunning Kippendavie Patrick J, Stirling Dunblane Kippenross John Stirling do. Kirkton R. Thomson Perth Knowhead John Anderson Dunning Laighwood Robert Elliot Dunkeld Langley Bank Rev. Gilbert Laing Perth Langley Cottage James Malcolm do. Lanrick Castle Andrew Jardine Stirling Lassintulloch David M'Donald Rannoch Lathirsk William Johnstone Falkland Miss Bruce Crieff Lawgrove House Archibald Adie Perth Lawhill George Richmond Auchterarder Lawton House Mrs M'Culloch Coupar-Angus Ledard House C. E. Hope Vere Aberfoyle Leitchhill James Powrie Perth Leny J. B. Hamilton Callander Letham Captain Letham Bankfoot Letham House Perth Liraepots D. Simpson do. Lindores House Lady Maitland Lindores Linkholrn Mrs Shepherd Blairgowrie Lintrose House Mungo Murray Coupar-Angus Lochdochart Edward G. Place Crieff Lochton James Brown Inchture 72 NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS.

SEATS, NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Lochtummel Lodge G. L. Galbraith Pitlochry Lochard Lodge Robert Dick Aberfoyle Lochard Shoot. Lodge Mrs G. Middleton do. Loonbrae John Chapman Blairgowrie Lynn-Keith David Clark do. Lower Lochard Lodge D. Napier Aberfoyle Loyal House Hon. Capt. W. Ogilvy Alyth Lude House J. P. M'Inroy Blair-Athole Luncarty William Marshall Perth Machany House T. J. G. Stirling Auchterarder Madderty House J. A. Henry Crieff Maggotlands W. Thomson Inchture Mansfield Misses Stewart Callander Marlee House Miss E. Blair Blairgowrie Marlefield J. Campbell Tibbermuir Marlehall James Beattie Stanley Marshall Cottage Hon. John Rollo Perth Meggernie Castle R. S. Menzies Fortingall Megginch Castle John M. Drummond Errol Meikleour House Hon. E. S. Russel Perth Merklands Capt. C. R, Simpson Blairgowrie Methven Castle William Smythe Methven Middleton John M'Laren Thornhill Middlehaugh J. M, Ferguson Pitlochry Millearn House Miss HomeDrummond Auchterarder Milnab Peter M'lldowie Crieff Milton House Mrs E. S. Young Auchterarder Milton of Collace William Henderson Coupar-Angus Monachoil J. M 'Donald Lochearnhead Moncrieff Easter John Dow Bridge of Earn MoncriefFe House Sir Thomas Moncrieffe do Moness House Colonel S. H. Murray Aberfeldy Montague W, Thomson Balbeggie Monzie Castle General Campbell Crieff Morenich House Messrs Grieve Killin Mornington Miss C. Murray Abernethy Mount Ericht Charles Inches Blairgowrie Mudhall J. Whitson Coupar-Angus Mugdrum D. B. Hay Newburgh Muirhall J. Rutherfurd Perth Murie House James Miln Errol Murrayshall John Murray Graham Perth Murthly Castle Sir Wm. D. Stewart, Dunkeld (Hospital) Bart. NOBLEMEN f AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 16

SEATS, NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Murthly Castle J. Graham Dunkeld Mylnefield House William Brand Longforgan Myres Castle Mrs Greig Auchtermuchty Newbigging J. Irvine Methven Newfargie Maj -Gen.Wiikmghby Bridge of Earn Trevelyan New Hall T. Henderson Blairingone New Hall Mrs Shaw CouparAngus Newhouse John Martin Perth Newrnill James M'Duff Bankfoot Newmiln Patrick M. Matthew Perth Newton Dr John M'Laren Blairgowrie Newton Farm Thomas Graham Almondbank Newton House Major W. Mercer Perth Oakbank Misses Ross do. Oakbank David Grimond Blairgowrie Ochertyre Sir P. K. Murray Crieff Oliverburn D. M'Donald Errol Orchill Alexander M'Beath Blair-Athole Orchill Farm J. Haldane Blackford Orchill House Thomas Greig Braco Overdurdie PrincipalDewar,D.D. Errol Paris House W. White Damhead Parkhead George Forbes Perth Parkhead George Playfair Blairgowrie Parkhill Thomas H. Whitson Old Rattray Peel William Fraser Tibbermuir Pepper Knowes Miss W. Rannie Glencarse Percy John Stewart Bridge of Cally Physician's Hall Dr Wylie Errol Pitcairley Robert Cathcart Auchtermuchty Pitcairn Bleachfield David Lumsden Almondbank Pitcairns House Angus Turner Bridge of Earn Pitcullen Bank General Troup Perth Pitfour Castle Sir J. S. Richardson Glencarse Pitkeathly House James Drummond Bridge of Earn Pitkellony Lewis Kennedy Muthill Pitkindie Alexander Geekie Inchture Pitlour Moncrieffe Skene Strathmiglo Pitmurthly James Maxtone Redgorton Pitnacree James A. Menzies Dunkeld Pitnacree House Thomas B. Potter do. Pitskelly James Stewart Balbeggie Pittenzie Mrs Maxtone Crieff NOBLEME> AND GENTLEMEN'S SEATS. 74

SEATS. NAMES. POST TOWN8.

Pleasance Misses M'Laren Coupar-Angus Portne Ian Rev. Wm. Atkinson Pitlochry Princeiand George Brown Clark Coupar-Angus Rannagulzion Mrs Ramsay Bridge of Cally Rannoch Barracks Earl of March Rannoch Rannoch Lodge Hon. Lady Menzies do. Reichip Thos. Bouch, C.E. Dunkeld Retreat Mrs A. Morrison New Scone Rhynd Thomas Landale Rhynd Rieniore John Gordon Dunkeld Rockdale Cottage William Bell Perth Rockville David Morton do. Rohallion James Condie do. Rosebank R. S. Gentle do. Rose Cottage Dr James Steele Scone Rosemount William Marshall Perth Rosemount Robert Geekie Blairgowrie Rossie House Misses Mercer Bridge of Earn Rossie House Captain J. Maitland Auchtermuch ty Rossie Ochil John Shields Bridge of Earn Rossie Priory Lord Kinnaird, K.T. Inchture Rotearns Peter Gardiner Braco Row Rev. John L. Foggo Doune Ruthven House William Blyth Perth Runnavey John Robertson Spittalof Glenshee Runnavey Lodge W. M. M'Donald Blairgowrie Sands House James Johnston Kincardine Scone Palace Earl of Mansfield Perth Seaside James Constable Errol Seggieden Col. Drummond Hay Perth Shielhill James M'Farlane Stanley Shierglass Robert M'Donald Blair-Athole Snaigow Mrs Keay Dunkeld Soilzarie James Wallace Blairgowrie Spitalfield Med. Prac. T. Keay Spitalfield Spring6eld Cottage James M. Honey Perth Springland Mrs S. Sandeman do. Stanley House Samuel Howard Stanley St. Alban's Cottage Major Dreghorn Perth Stenton T. G, Murray Dunkeld St. Fink David Anderson Old Rattray St. Magdalene's George Millar Perth St. Martin's Wm. M. M'Donald do. St. Mary's Tower LordJ.Manners.M.P, Dunkeld NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN S SEATS. 75:

SEATS NAMES. POST TOWIiS.

Stobhall J. J. Macbeth Perth do. Straloch, Mains of Thomas Farquharson Pitlochry Strathallan Castle Viscount Strathallan Auchterarder Strathgarry House Col. Cumming Dewar Blair-Athole Stronvar David Carnegie, Lochearnhead Strone House James C. Constable Bridge of Cally Strowan Thomas G. Stirling Crieff Sumner Lodge Robert Johnson Dunblane Sunbank Cottage Alexander Young Perth Tarsappie Miss Kinnear do. Tarsappie, Easter J. Craigie Rhynd Tarsappie, Wester James R. Grieve do. Tay mount Hon Mr Murray Perth Taymouth Castle Earl of Breadalbane Aberfeldy Tayside Alexander Moncrieff Perth Teithside Misses M'Ewan Callander The Cairnies George Patton Perth The Gart Daniel Ainslie Callander The Roman Camp George Marshall do. Tippermallo John Graham Methven Tirinie House Captain F.N.Menzies Aberfeldy Torrie, Easter D. M'Laren Callander Torwood Arch. Burns Dunkeld Tulliallan Castle Countess de Flahault Kincardine (Lady Keith Tullochfield John Sandeman Perth Tullibelton Gen. R. R. Robertson do. Tullyfergus Patrick Miller Blairgowrie Tullymet William Dick Dunkeld Tullyneddie Cottage W. H. James Blairgowrie Tummel Bridge Francis B. Atkinson Pitlochry Urrard House W, Graham Blair-Athole Valleyfield House Rev. W. C. Preston Culross Valleyfield, Low James Hogg do. Walnut Cottage George Turnbull Perth

Waterybuts , Mrs Constable Errol Wellfield David Laurie Bridge of Earn Westerton House Sir James Alexander Bridge of Allan Westfield James PI ay fair Inchture West Mains W. Brough do. Westwood Cottage Heirs of G.Ross,W.S. Perth Willanslee Major Salmon do. Williamston Mrs M'Laggan Crieff 76 LIST OF THE CLEEGY IN PEETHSH1KE.

SEATS NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Willowbank James Smith Perth Woodend John Lindsay do.

Woodend Isaac A . Henry Crieff

Wood hi 11 Charles Trotter Blairgowrie Woodlands H. Barclay, LL.D. Perth Woodside Cottage John G. Murray Coupar-Angus

XIV-LIST OF THE CLERGY & THEIR PLACES OF WORSHIP IN PERTHSHIRE.

ESTABLISHED.

PLACE. NAMES, POST TOWNS.

Aberdalgie John Sharp Perth Aberfoyle Archibald F. Stewart Aberfoyle Abernethy David Millar Newburgh Abernyte Robert Leitch, M.A. Inch tare Alvth James Ramsay Meigle Ardoch Wm. Moir, M.A. Braco Arngask Alexander Burt Kinross Auchterarder Wm. Gibson Auchterarder Auchtergaven W. F. Wight Perth Balquhidder A. M. M'Gregor Lochearnhead Bendochy James S. Baity, D.D Coupar-Angus Blackford David Bonallo Blackford Blair-Athole A. R. Irvine, D.D. Blair-Athole Blairgowrie William Fraser, M.A. Blairgowrie Blairingone Alex. M'Whannel Stirling Bridge of Allan J. Ferguson Bridge of Allan Callander II, MDiarmid, M.A. Callander Caputh Robert Home Scott Dunkeld Cargill Wm. Charles Rose Perth Clunie Robert Leishman Dunkeld Collace Thomas Brown Perth Comrie John M'Donald, D.D Crieff Coupar-Angus P, J Stevenson, D.D. Coupar-Angus Crieff J. Cunningham, D.D, Crieff Crieff- Arch. Hart, M.A. do. Dunbarney Thomas D. Kirkwoodl Bridge of Earn LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 77

PLACE, NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Dunblane James Ingram, M.A. Dunblane Dunkeld, Little Vacant Dunkeld Duukeld and Thomas C, Wilson Dunkeld Dunning John Wilson, els. syn, Bridge of Earn Dion Charles Goodall Bridge of Earn Duncan Dewar ) Dull E.M.Massbn,M.A, y Aberfeldy A, and S. ) Errol Robert Graham Errol Forgandenny James Johnstone Bridge of Earn Foss James Armstrong Pitlochry Forteviot Jas. Anderson, M.A, Bridge of Earn Samuel Fergusson Aberfeldy Fortingall D, Campbell, A.&S. Fow lis- Wester Thomas Hardy Crieff Gask James Martin Anchterarder Glendevon John Cunningham Stirling Glenshee George Menzies Blairgowrie Inchture John A. Honey Inchture

Innerwick and ( David Drummond ) Aberfeldy Glenlyon ( Duncan Dewar, A. \

David Duff, D.D. ) Kenmore do. Ewan M'Ewan, A. \ J. A. M'Kenzie,M.A. Coupar-Angus Killin John Campbell Killin Kilmadock G, Mitchel, M.A. Doune and Rait Wm. Wotherspoou Errol Kincardine B, Edmonston Blairdruramond Kiticlaven N. M. M'Naughton Perth Kinfauns G. S. Davidson, M.A. do. Kinlocb-Rannocb Duncan M'Farlaue Pitlochry Kinnaird John Spence Inchture Kinnoull John Anderson, M.A. Perth Kippen William Wilson Kippen Kirkmichael Vacant Blairgowrie Lecropt Peter William Young Bridge of Earn Lethendy & Kinlocb David Smith Rae Blairgowrie Longforgan William Ritchie, D.D Dundee Logie R.J.Johnstone, M.A. Bridge of Earn Logiealmond Pat.M'Gregor,M.A. Perth Logie rait Sam, Cameron, M,A. Dunkeld Madderty William Stoddart Crieff Metbven John Wilson, M.A. Perth Do. George Bruce Watson do. LIST OP THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Moneydie Adam Milroy, M.A. Perth Monzie James Taylor, M.A. Crieff J. R. Campbell do. Moulin Duncan Campbell Pitlochry Muthill James Walker, M.A. Crieff Norrieston William Wyper Stirling Port of Monteith Alex. Turner, D.D. Port of Monteith Rattray William Herdman Blairgowrie Redgorton Alexander Nelson Perth Rhynd Ricbard Ramsay do. Scone John Crombie, D.D. do. St. Madoes Walter Tait do. St. Martins W. H. S. Hamilton do. Stanley Vacant do. Tenandry Patrick Grant, M,A, Blair-Athole Tibbermuir Ed. Robertson, M.A. Perth Trinity-Gask Vacant Aucbterarder Trossacbs Neil M'Pberson Callander Tulliallan John Smeaten Kincardine Weem Alexander Campbell Aberfeldy

FREE.

Aberfeldy . Aberfeldy Donald R. Clarke Abernethy Robert Stevenson Newburgh Abernyte and Rait Joseph Wilson Inchture Aberuthven James M'Donald Aucbterarder Alyth Archibald Fergusson Meigle > Ardeoaig Donald Mackenzie Killin Arngask John Young Kinross Auchterarder William Milne, M.A. Aucbterarder Aucbtergaven John A. Cooke Perth Balquhidder E. J. Findlater,M.A, Crieff Blackford Andrew Donald, M.A Blackford Blair-Atbole Atholl Stuart Blair-Athole Blairgowrie (First) John Baxter, M,A. Blairgowrie Do. (South) Charles G. M'Crie do. Braco Wm. Milne, M.A. Braco John Ferguson Bridge of Allan Brigde of Allan j William Ross Bridge of Allan LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 79

PLACE. POST TOWNS.

Bucklyvie A. W. Morris Stirling Burreltown Alex. S. Robertson Coupar-Angus Callander Andrew Bogle Callander Cargill Alex. Yule Perth Clunie George Miller Dunkeld Collace James Reid Perth Comrie James Carment, M.A. Crieff Coupar-Angus Tbomas Bain Coupar-Angus Cray James Robertson Blairgowrie Crieff Archibald Henderson Crieff _ Dalguise Cosmo M'Pherson Dunkeld Doune Tbomas Hislop Doune Dunblane Alexander Patterson Dunblane Dunbarney John Hume Wells Bridge of Earn Dunkeld Dougal M'Pherson Dunkeld Dunning Duncan M'Laren Bridge of Earn Errol James Grierson, D.D. Errol Forgandenny James Diummond Bridge of Earn Fort in gal D. M. Connell Aberfeldy Gartmore Malcolm M'Lean Stirling Glenisla James W. Simpson Meigle Glenlyon Angus Brown Aberfeldy Ken more Allan Sinclair do. Kin fauns B. Franklin Greig Perth Kippen Patrick T. Muirhead Stirling Kilmadock John A. Anderson Doune Kirkrnichael D. Dundas MTsaac Blairgowrie Killin Alex. Stewart, M.A. Killin Lawers David Campbell do. Longforgan John Hunter Dundee Logiealmond J. S. Candlish, M.A. Perth Logierait George D. R. Munro Dunkeld Lethendy Alexander Gordon Blairgowrie Madderty Thomas Gun, M.A. Crieff Methven John M'Leish Perth Monzie John Reid Omond Crieff Moulin John Stewart Pitlochry Muthill William Douglas Crieff James Beattie Perth Rattray Adam Ross Blairgowrie Scone C. C. Stewart Perth Stanley William Mather do. Stratbfillan Alexander M'Kinnon Tyndrum Tummelbridge Alexander MTnnes Pitlochry 80 LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Abernethy John Clark Newburgh Alyth James Dunlop Meigle Auchterarder (South) George Jacque Auchterarder do. (North) William Pringle.D.D. do. Auchtergaven Matthew Howieson Perth Balbeggie Alexander Pettigrew do. Blairlogie Wm. M'Laren, M.A. Stirling Bridge of Allan James Muir Bridge of Allan Bridge of Teith John M'Kerrow,D.D. Dcune Comrie William F. Swan Crieff Coupar-Augus Wm. Marshall, D.D. Coupar-Angus Craigend James Wardrop Perth Crieff (First) William Ramsay Crieff Do. (South) John Martin do. # Dalreoch Matthew Orr Auchterarder Dunblane William Blair, M.A. Dunblane Dunning Henry Stirling Bridge of Earn Errol John Lamb Errol John Macin tyre, M.A. Braco Kinclaven John Brown Perth Kinkell Andrew Elder Auchterarder Lethendy Joseph Hay Blairgowrie Logiealmond Robert Scott Perth Methven John Miller do. Pathstruie William M'Queen Bridge of Earn Pitcairn Robert Nelson Perth Pitroddie Charles Naismith Errol Rattray Robert Russell Blairgowrie Scone John M'Neil Perth

UNITED ORIGINAL SECEDI,RS.

Coupar-Angus John Barr Coupar-Angus

CONGREGATIONALIST.

Aberfeldy John M'Laren Aberfeldy Blairgowrie John Tait Blairgowrie LIST OF THE CLERGY IN PERTHSHIRE. 81

EYANGELICAL UNION.

PLACE. NAMES. POST TOWNS.

Coupar-Angus R. Wallace Coupar-Angus

BAPTIST.

Blair- Athole John M'Lellan Blair-Athole Crieff Alexander Kirkwood Crieff Glenlyou Donald M'Lellan Aberfeldy Tullymet Donald Grant Dunkeld

EPISCOPALIAN.

Right Rev. Charles Wordsworth, D.C.L., Bishop, The Feu-House, Perth, Alyth and Meigle John Burton Meigle Blair and Pitlochry H. St. John Howard Pitlochry Blairgowrie W. H. Richardson Blairgowrie Bridge of Allan John Thomas Boyle Bridge of Allan Coupar-Angus John Torry, M.A. Coupar-Angus Crieff Crieff Dunblane Henry Malcolm, B. A. Dunblane Dunkeld John Macmillan,M. A. Dunkeld Muthill A. J. T. Morris, B.A. Crieff Alex. Temple, B.A. Dunkeld Tummel Bridge and Charles Robertson do. Kinloch-Rannoch J. Hannah, D.C.L. Warden R.H.Whitherby.M.A Trinity College, Sub-Warden )• Perth Glenalmond. John Turner, L.T. J.M.Bradshaw.M.A. W. H. Bolton, B.A. - .

ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Blairgowrie John Carmont Blairgowrie Crieff Joseph Martin Crieff Murthly CaBtle John M'Corry, D.D. Dunkeld XV.—GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Abbey, John, engine-driver, 198 High street Abbot, Alexander, brassfounder, Dovecotland Abbot, William, weaver, 47 Pomarium Abernethy, Charles, weaver, 242 South street Absolon, George, M.D., 19 Princes street Adams, David, labourer, 302 High street Adams, George, pointsman, Dovecotland Adams, James, fitter, 32 Skinnergate Adams, James, 70 South street Adams, John, railway-guard, 31 Leonard street Adams, John, fireman, 39 Pomarium Adams, Mrs, 2 Athole crescent Adams, Mrs Andrew, fancy bazaar, 255 High street Adams, Mrs Gilbert, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Adams, Mrs John, 21 Cross street Adamson, James, railway-guard, 7 James street A damson, John, grain merchant, 16 Pomarium Adamson, Rev. William, Priory place, Craigie Addis, Mrs William, lodgings, 69 North Methven street Adie, Archibald, draper, 16 St. John street—house Lawgrove Advertiser and Strathmore Journal Office, Kirk close, 80 High street Agnew, Andrew, Dovecotland Agnew, Owen, grocer, 168 South street Agrate, John, cage-maker, 10 Meal vennel Ainslie, James, engineer Aitken, Archibald, labourer, 13 Barossa street Aitken, Charles, seaman, 18 Cow vennel Aitken, Mrs John, 77 South street Alcock, Edward, barrack-master, Barracks Alderson, Jonathan, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Aldess, Mrs L., laundress, 35 Mill street Alexander, Catherine, mangle, 206 South street Alexander, George, weaver, 306 High street Alexander, John, sawyer, 82 South street Alexander, John, weaver, Tbimblerow Alexander, Mrs Alexander, 31 Pomarium Alox&nder, Mrs David, 6 Pomarium ALEXANDER ANDERSON. 83

Alexander, Thomas, & Co,, grain-merchants, 1 Kirkgate—house 29 York place Alexander, William, weaver, 31 Pomarium Alexander, William, labourer, 170 South street Allan, Andrew, gardner, 4 Low street " Allan David, fireman, 14 Kinnoull causeway Allan David, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Allan David, railway-guard, 12 Cross street Allan George (Inland Revenue), 18 North William street Allan Grace, 80 Watergate Allan James, brassfounder, 30 Newrow Allan James, printer, 232 High street Allan James, grocer, 29 Castlegable Allan Janet, 374 High street Allan John, carter, 69 South street Allan John, labourer, 6 Cutlog vennel Allan John, clerk, 81 Leonard street Allan John, plumber, 20 Kinnoull causeway Allan Mrs Alexander, 47 Canal street Allan Mrs George, milliner, 42 George street Allan Mrs James, winder, 48 Pomarium Allan Mrs John, 20 Melville street Allan Mrs John, 21 Cross street Allan Mrs Eobert, 388 High street Allau Robert, draper, 33 High street Allan Robert, weaver, 232 High street Allan Stewart, weaver, Malloch's close, South street Allan Thomas, railway-guard, Newtown Allan William, weaver, Malloch's close, South street Allardice, John, engineer, Thimblerow Allison, James, blacksmith, 120 Canal crescent Allison, Mrs James, lodgings, 55 High street Allison, Walter, saddler, 8 Mill street Allison, William, wright, 69 South street. Amos, Adam, breaksman, 48 Pomarium Ancell, Jonathan, blacksmith, 116 High street Ancell, Mrs Robert, 39 York place Anderson, Agnes, dressmaker, 17 High street Anderson, Alexander, joiner, 37 Leonard street Anderson, Alexander, green-grocer, 4 County place Anderson, Alexander, turner, 97 South street Anderson, Alexander, innkeeper, 41 North Methven street Anderson, Ann, 56 Watergate Anderson, Ann, seamstress, 55 Watergate Anderson, Charles, 10 St. John's place Anderson & Christie, marble and stone cutters, County place and Newrow Anderson, David, Free Middle Church officer, 27 Castlegable 84 ANDERSON.

Anderson, David, dyer, 258 High street Anderson, David, labourer, 23 Storraont street Anderson, David, weaver, 24 Pomarium Anderson, Donald, shoemaker, 57 Leonard street Anderson, Duncan, sawyer, 238 High street Anderson, Edward, Flax-dresser, 302 High street Anderson, Elizabeth, 19 North Methven street Anderson, Elizabeth, 46 Newrow Anderson, George, railway-breaksman, 21 Cross street Anderson, George, joiner, 30 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, James, tailor, 6 Meal vennel Anderson, James, blacksmith, 4 Newrow Anderson, James, house-factor, 9 Castlegable Anderson, James, baker, 184 South street Anderson, James, mason, Newtown Anderson, James, labourer, 125 South street Anderson, James, clerk, barnhill Anderson, James, china-merchant, 54 St, John street—house 43 York place Anderson, Janet, 394 High street Anderson, Janet, 5 Pomarium Anderson, Jessie, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Anderson, John A, (Dickson & Turnbull,) Ivy bank, Kinnoull Anderson, Rev, John, Kinnoull manse Anderson, John, tailor, 302 High street Anderson, Margaret, 292 High street Anderson, Margaret, straw-hat maker, 163 High street Anderson, Matthew, china-merchant, 29 St. John street—house, 8 Barossa place Anderson, Mrs Daniel, grocer, 19 Athole street Anderson, Mrs Duncan, eating-house, 118 South street Anderson, Mrs George, 86 High street Anderson, Mrs James, 21 Cross street Anderson, Mrs John, 6 Cow vennel Anderson, Mrs John, lodgings, 18 Charlotte street Anderson, Mrs John, 37 Main street, Bridgend Anderson, Mrs Joseph, 35 Stormont street Anderson, Mrs Laurence, 204 South street Anderson, Mrs Peter, 1 1 Barrack street Anderson, Mrs Peter, 364 High street Anderson, Mrs Thomas, embroiderer, 123 High street Anderson, Nicholas, fruiterer, 1 Athole street Anderson, Peter (of Pirrie & Anderson), 12 King street Anderson, Robert, carter, 1 Speygate Anderson, Robert, carpenter, 16 Gowrie street, Bridgend Anderson, Robert, dyer, 87 High street Anderson, William (of Anderson & Christie), 47 King street Anderson, "William, tailor, 142 High street ANDERSON BALTINGALL 85

Anderson, William, tailor, 27 Guard vennel Andrew, Robert, carter, 20 Hospital street Andrew, William, smith, 238 High street Andrews, Robert, messenger, 11 North port Angus, Charles, warper, 81 Pomorium Angus, David, labourer, Craigie mill Angus, James, blacksmith, 32 Leonard street Angus, James, dresser, 146 High street Angus, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Angus, Mrs George, Shuttlefield close, South street Angus, Mrs John, 6 Canal street Angus, Mrs William, 51 Watergate Angus, William, labourer, Carr's croft Annan, James, plasterer, 68 Canal street Annan, James, blacksmith, 63 Pomarium Archer, Mrs James, lodgings, 20 West Mill street Archer, William, St, John's Foundry—house Balhousie terraco Archibald Jobn, iron turner, 39 Cross street Archibald, William, weaver, 16 Union lane Arnot, George, engine-driver, Priory place, Craigie Arnot, Janet, Newtown Arnott, Robert, pointsman, 44 Watergate Arthur, Mrs Henry, 19 Kirkside Ash, Isaac, shoemaker, 216 High street Ashton, Alexander, bill-poster, 13 St. John's place Ashton, Mrs Thomas, green-grocer, 30 Skinnergate Ayson, James, baker, 21 Union street B Bain, Alexander, mail-guard, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Bain, Ann, 28 Horse Cross Bain, James (Purifying Vegetable Aperient Pill Establishment), 53 Mill street Baird, George S., engineer, 4 George street Baird, John, jeweller, 68 George street—house 3 Bridge lane Baker, John brushmaker, 45 Meal vennel Baker, Mrs George A., teacher of music, 13 Barossa place Bald, Miss, 27 Princes street Balfour, Mrs Margaret, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Ballantyne, James, blacksmith, 28 Horse Cross Ballantyne, James, joiner Dovecotland Ballantyne, Thomas, joiner, 19 Islay street, Bridgend Balmain, David, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Balmain, Euphemia L., 11 Marshall place Balmain, James, tobacconist, 37 High street—h. 1 Nelson street Balmain, James, weaver, 139 Canal street Balmain, Robert, shopman, 4 Horner's lane Baltingall, Mrs David, 19 Speygate 86 BANK—BAXTER.

Bank of Scotland's Office, St, John's street—J. Barclay, agent Banks, Andrew, railway-guard, Glover street, Newton Banks, Elizabeth, grocer, 18 Gowrie street, Bridgend Banks, George, painter, 14 Kinnoull causeway Banks, James, engine-driver, 6 Canal street Banks, James, rope-spinner, 141 High street—h. 406 High street Banks, Richard, bookseller and stationer, 150 High street Bannister, Mary, milliner, 9 Charlotte street—house 11 Bannister, Thomas, bootmaker, 9 Athole place—h, 11 Charlotte st„ Barclay, Alexander, joiner, 28 Melville street Barclay, Andrew, basketmaker, 5 South street Barclay, David, storekeeper, 10 East Bridge street, Bridgend Barclay, David, plasterer, 19 Hospital street Barclay, George, clerk, 8 Kinnoull street Barclay, Hugh, LL.D. Sheriff-sub., Woodlands, Glasgow road Barclay, James, labourer, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Barclay, James, painter, 34 South street Barclay, Jsmes, 71 High street Barclay, James, skinner, 32 Newrow Barclay, James, dyer, 27 Cross street Barclay, John B., engineer, Dovecotland Barclay John, agent Bank of Scotland, 45 St. John street Barclay, Mrs John, washer, 35 Leonard street Barclay, William G., hanker, 45 South street Barclay, William, Glencarse post-runner, 113 High street Barclay, William, hostler, 113 High street Barker, Andrew, labourer, 63 Main street, Bridgend Barlas, David, manufacturer, 103 High street—house 92 Barlas, James, warper, 246 High street Barlas, John, grocer, 59 Newrow Barlas, John, surgeon, 82 South street Barlas, Mrs William, ironmonger, 48 High street—h, 3 York pi, Barnet, George, shoemaker, 14 South street Barnet, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Barns, Thomas, provision merchant, 256 High street —house 254 Barrie, Mrs John, 36 North Methven street Barrie, Thomas, labourer, 21 Kinnoull street Barty, Thomas, baker, 312 High street Battieson, Peter, platelayer, 5 Kinnoull causeway Bate, Cecilia, mangle, 5 Scott street Baxter, David, porter, 7 Leonard street Baxter, James, warper, 53 Strathmore street, Bridgend Baxter, James, teacher, Craigie cottage Baxter, John, labourer, 26 Main street, Bridgend Baxter, John, weaver, 28 Pomarium Baxter, Johu, clockmaker, Dovecotland Baxter, John, railway-guard, 38 Leonard street Baxter John, seaman, 132 High street BAXTER BELL. 87

Baxter, John, candlemaker, Dovecotland Baxter, Jane, dressmaker, 21 Kirkside Baxter, Mrs Alexander, washer, 10 County place Baxter, Mrs James, 25 Hospital Street Baxter, Mrs James, 25 Leonard street Baxter, Mrs Peter, 246 High Street Baxter, Mrs William, 15 Pomarium Baxter, Robert, Boillermaker, Newtown Baxter, Ronald, engine-driver, Newtown Baxter, Mrs William, 8 St Ann's lane Bayne, James, grocer, 3 Leonard street—house 25 Bayne, James, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, John, weaver, Dovecotland Bayne, John, stationer and printer, 29 High street—office 46 St. John street—house 26 Melville street Bayne, Mrs James, 9 Charteris street Bayne, William, railway-porter, 65 Strathrnore street, Bridgend Bayne, William, engine-driver, 309 High street Bayne, William, porter, Dovecotland Bayne, William, clerk, 1] Stormont street Beanstone, Mrs Peter, 7 Leonard street Beath, Jane, 17 Hospital street Beatson, David, confectioner, 67 Watergate Beatson, David, weaver, 97 South street Beatson, James, weaver, 6 St. Paul's square Beatson, James, porter, Malloch's close, Canal street Beatson, John, baker, 134 High street Beatson, Miss, 4 Graham's place, King street Beatson, William, labourer, 239 High street Beattie, John, tobacconist, 158 High street—house 2 Albert place Beattie, John, labourer, 34 Newrow Begg, George, dairy, Deadlands Belford, William, 23 Barossa place Bell, Alexander, slater, and Welsh slate-merchant, 31 King street Bell, Andrew, plasterer, Thimblerow Bell, Ann, 69 Leonard street Bell, Arthur, wine-merchant, 34 Kirkside—h. 1 Moncrieffe terrace Craigie Bell, Cecilia, 60 Scott street Bell, David, carter, 9 Foundry lane Bell, James, brassfounder, 198 High street Bell, James, cabinetmaker, 22 and 24 Charlotte street—house 4 North port Bell, James, tailor, 25 High street Bell, James, shoemaker, 9 Foundry lane Bell, Jane, lodgings, 9 Marshall place Bell, John, labourer, 159 South street Bell, John, slater, 44 Pomarium 88 BELL—BLAIR.

Bell, Joseph, slater, 25 North Methven street Bell & Keay, manufacturers, 83 Leonard street Bell, Mrs James, 308 High street Bell, Mrs William, lodgings, 18 North William street Bell, Rannie, & Co., wine-merchants, 35 St. John street Bell, Robert, labourer, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Bell, Robert, dyer, Thimblerow Bell, William, general dealer, 315 High street Bell, William (of Bell & Keay), 118 Canal street Bell, William, labourer, 12 Paul street Bell, William, shoemaker, 21 Kirkside Bennet, Archibald, engineer, 21 King street Bennet, James, bookbinder, 31 George st. —h, 4 Horner's lane South street Bennet, James, victualler, 40 Victoria street Bennet, Mrs David, 81 Pomarium Bennet, Margaret, 28 Watergate Bennet, William C., flesher, 154 High street—house 137 Benvie, Alexander, blacksmith, 6 Union street Bertram, John, joiner, 8 St. Ann's lane Bett, Mrs John, 58 South street Beveridge, Robert, labourer, 59 Meal vennel Beveridge, Robert, coachman, 15 Keir street, Bridgend Bickford, Mrs William, 21 Main street, Bridgend BiLLETMASTEE'sOrFiCE,3High street—Andrew Boyle, billetmaster Billiard Rooms, 30 George street Binnie, George, railway-guard, Newtown Bird, Thomas, labourer, 75 Leonard street Birrel, Ann, Bellwood Cottage, Kiimoull Birrel, George, warder, 16 Jarces street Birrel, William, shoemaker, 87 Canal street Bisset, Barbara, 199 South street Bisset, David, fireman, 122 Canal crescent Bisset, James, gardner, Bellwood lodge, Kinnoull Bisset, John, labourer, 24 Barossa street Bisset, Mrs David, winder, 7 Pomarium Bisset, Mrs Thomas, 137 High street Bisset, Peter, dyer, 12 Barossa street Bisset, Thomas, dyer, 24 Carpenter street Bisset, William, inch-watcher, 332 High street Bisset, William, warper, 321 High street Bisset, William, waiter, 190 High street Black, Agnes, 19 Marshall place Black, John, milliner and umbrella manufacturer, 173 High street —house 5 George street Black, Mrs George, 52 South street Black, Robert, labourer, 19 Cross street Blair, Andrew, bookseller, 39 Mill street—house 7 Barrack street BLAIR BRADLEY. 89

Blair, David, weaver, 6 Cross street Blair, Elizabeth, milliner, 142 Canal crescent Blair, James, weaver, 6 Newrow Blair, James, labourer, 9 Castlegable Blair, John, Balbeggie post-runner, 44 Main street, Bridgend Blair, John, Stocking-weaver, 30 Watergate Blair, Johanna, eating house, 29 Watergate Blair, Mrs David, 129 High street

Blair, Mrs Thomas, 1 7 Stormont street Blair, Mrs Thomas, seamstress, 5 Meal vennel Blair, Rose P., chemist, 230 South street Blair, Thomas, labourer, 315 High street Blair, William, 8 Union street Blair, William Gardiner, St. John's Wood, Kinnoull Blair, William, manufacturer, 69 North Methven street—house 5 Charlotte street Blair, William, writer, 14 Keir street, Bridgend Blatch, Rev. William, St. John's Villa, Kinnoull Blyth, George, 97 South street Blyth, Thomas, labourer, 96 Reform place Bone, Richard, engine-driver, 54 South William street Borthwick, John F., waiter, 38 Skinnergate Borthwick, Mrs David, meal and barley, 20 South Methven street Borthwick, Mrs William, Earls' Dykes Boothryde, Mary, green-grocer, 42 Castlegable Booth, David, tailor, 22 South Methven street Bower, Misses, 44 Mill street Bowes, Richard, shoemaker, 222 South street Bowes, William, labourer, 13 Stormont street Bowie, John, joiner, 43 Scott street Boyd, David, plasterer, 82 Reform place Boyd, Fox Maule (of Stalker & Boyd), 10 Horner's lane

Boyd, James, fitter, 2 1 9 High street Boyd, John, labourer, 39 Meal vennel Boyd, John, engine-driver, 56 South William street Boyd, John, labourer, Dovecotland Boyd, Major J. W., staff-officer of pensioners, Cobourg place, King's place Boyd, Mi's Peter, 55 Watergate Boyd, Mrs Peter, grocer, Dovecotland Boyd, Peter, labourer, 44 Watergate Boyd, Thomas, weaver, 7 Leonard street Boyle, Andrew, billetmaster, 3 High street Boyle, John, bricklayer, 64 South street Boyle, Miss, Inchbank, Bridgend Boyle, Peter, weaver, Clayholes Boyle, William, engine-fitter, 1 Kinnoull causeway Bradley, John, twister, 1 Kinnoull causeway 90 BRADLEY—BROWN.

Bradley, John, carpenter, 73 Watergate Bradley, Mrs Giles, 71 Victoria street Brady, Terrance, auctioneer, 74 High street—house 72 Brae, John, gardener, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Brae, Isabella, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Braid, Elizabeth, laundress, 13 Cutlog vennel Braid Mrs George H., 37 Main street, Bridgend Braid, Thomas, joiner, 97 South street Bramwell, James P., M.D., 17 Barossa place Brand, David, builder, Earls' Dykes Brand, John, engine-driver, 1 Kinnoull causeway Brand, Mrs, 52 Victoria street Brander, John, watchmaker, 58 Leonard street Brebner, John, manager (Bread Society), 53 North Methven st. Brebner, William, cooper, 41 Stormont street Brewster, Alexander, gardener, 43 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brewster, George, Clayholes Brewster, John (of Brewster & Patullo), Burton place Brewster & Patullo, wood-merchants, 51 Victoria street Bridgend Water Assessment Office, 4 West Bridge street, Bridgend— William Stein, collector British Linen Company's Bank, George st. —Conning & Hunter, agents Brodie, Colin, clerk, 4 Mill wynd Brodie, Francis, (R. P. R.), 53 Canal street Brodie, James, salesman, 6 St. Ann's lane Brodie, John, tailor, Burt's close, 19 Mill street Brough, Ann, 23 Castlegable Brough, George, rope-spinner, Thimblerow Brough, James, painter, 1 46 High street Brough, Jane, 26 Princes street Brough, Janet, lodgings, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Brough, John, baker, 26 Horse cross Brough, Joseph, slater, 59 High street Brough, Mrs Andrew, 86 High street Brough, Mrs James, 43 Canal street Brough, Robert, sawyer, 84 Watergate Brough, William, meal-dealer, 222 High street—house 224 Brown, Alexander, labourer 66 Leonard street Brown, Alexander, dyer, 239 High street Brown, Andrew, hosier, 23 High street Brown, Colin, hostler, 47 Strathmore street, Bridgend Brown, Daniel, bird-stuffer, 1 3 Bridge lane—house New Scone Brown, David, labourer, 333 High street Brown, David, Paul Street Mills, 344 High street Brown, David, blacksmith, 1 Leonard street Brown, David, baker, 7 South Methven street Brown, George (of Brown & Logie), 113 High street BROWN BRUCE. 91

Brown, George, labourer, 69 South street Brown, Henry, labourer, 80 High street Brown, James, mason, High Craigie Brown, James, toolmaker, 55 Pomarium Brown, James, gasfitter, 3 St. Paul's square Brown, John, porter, 8 Cross street Brown, John, platelayer, 14 Kinnoull causeway Brown, John, innkeeper, 11 Mill street Brown, John, blacksmith, 14 Paul street Brown, Mrs Alexander, embroiderer, Burton place —house 16 Marshall place Brown, Mrs Alexander, 25 Pomarium Brown, Mrs David, 1 7 Keir street, Bridgend Brown, Mrs James, 71 Pomarium Brown, Mrs John, 224 High street Brown, Mrs John, Kirk close, St. John's place Brown, Mrs John, 55 Newrow Brown, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 38 Newrow Brown, Mrs William, Auchtergaven Tavern, S. Methven street Brown, Mrs William, spirit-dealer, 105 High street—house 101 Brown, Patrick, labourer, 71 South street Brown, Peter, fishing-tackle maker, 41 George st.—h. Bridgend Brown, Robert, engine-driver, 232 High street Brown, Robert, quarter-master sergeant, R. P. Rifles, 53 Canal st. Brown, T. & W., joiners, 211 High street—bouse 246 High st. Brown, Thomas, labourer, 321 High street Brown, Thomas, joiner, 333 High street Brown, William, railway-guard, Burton place Brown, William, teacher of drawing, Croft Cottage, Bridgend Brown, Rev. William, A.M., chaplain of General Prison, Craigie House Brown, William, smith, 37 Cross street Brown, William, shipowner, 19 Speygate Brown, William, guttapercha shoe-shop, 109 High street Brown, William, labourer, 13 Barossa street Brown, William, labourer, 3 St. Paul's square Brown, William, miller, 6 Carpenter street Brown & Logie, wholesale grocers—warehouse Mill street Bruce, Alexander, labourer, 44 Meal vennel Bruce, David, fireman, 333 High street Bruce, David, glazier, 102 High street Bruce, George, (of J. B. & Son), Barnhill Bruce, George, millwright, 1 Union street Bruce, James, agent Lassodie Colliery, General Station—house Priory place Bruce, James & Son, glaziers, 100 High street Bruce, John, tailor and clothier, 58 St. John st. — h. 19 York place Bruce, Miss, 1 5 Athole street 92 BRUCE BUNTING.

Bruce, Mrs James, 34 South William street Bruce, Mrs John, fruiterer, 53 Princes street Bruce, Mrs Thomas, 105 South street Bruce, Peter, commercial traveller, Kinnoull bank, Bridgend Bruce, Thomas, ship carpenter, 219 High street Bruce, Thomas, labourer, 82 Reform place Bruce, William, blacksmith, 16 Kinnoull causeway Bruce, William, 7 St, Leonard's bank Bruntfield, David, blacksmith, 184 South street Bruntfield, David, watchmaker, Burton place Bruntfield, Janet, 238 High street Bruntfield, Mrs Alexander, 102 High street Bruntfield, Thomas, cork-cutter, 116 High street Bryce, George, labourer, 19 Union street Bryden & Sons, John, bell-hangers, &c,, 33 St. John street Bryson, Charles, fishing-rod maker, 65 North Methven street Bryson, William, teacher of dancing and music, 25 Barossa street Buchan, James, (of Buchan & Low), 7 King's place Buchan, James, dyer, Dovecotland Buchan, James, weaver, 17 Cutlog vennel Buchan, James, slater, 19 Hospital street Buchan, John, weaver, Thimblerow Buchan & Low, grocers and iron-merchants, 107 High street Buchan, Ann, dairy, Craigie mill Buchan, Miss, lodgings, 9 North Methven street Buchan, Mrs Henry, Dovecotland Buchan, William, baker, 3 Curfew row Buchanan, Alexander, coachman, 39 Castlegable Buchanan, Archibald, smith, 3 Bridge lane Buchanan, Charles, labourer, 13 Speygate Buchanan, Christina, 23 Meal vennel Buchanan, Daniel, railway-guard, 71 Pomarium Buchanan, L. M., clerk, Paradise place, King street Buchanan, Mrs, 2 Rose terrace Buchanan, Mrs Alexander, Priory place, Craigie Buchanan, Mrs John, grocer, 53 South street Buchanan, William (Perth Brewery), 12 North Methven street Budge, Mrs James, 24 Pomarium Buik, Edward (Buik & Son), Princes street Buik, R. H, (of Buik & Son), Craigie Park terrace Buik & Son, Andrew, ropework, 40 Princes street Buist, Andrew, M.D., 10 Marshall place Buist, Andrew, timekeeper, Dovecotland Buist, Elisabeth, 37 Pomarium Buist, Robert, session-clerk, 6 Charlotte street—h. 10 Marshall pi. Buist, Thomas, wright, 80 Pomarium Buist, William, plasterer, 101 Watergate Bunting, Mrs William, 18 James street BURDON—CALDERWOOD. 93

Burdon, Rev. James, 1 Blackfriars street Burgess, James, labourer, 77 South street Burgess, James, moulder, 89 South street Burgess, Mrs Henry, 211 High street Burgess, Peter, sawyer, High Craige Burgh Assessor's Office, 3 High street, James Dewar, Assessor Burgh Court-Room, 1 High street Burk, Joseph, labourer, 47 Meal vennel Burk, Patrick, broker, 15 Meal vennel Burk, Thomas, grocer, 34 Pomarium Burk, Thomas, stationer, 25 Meal vennel Burnet, James, game-dealer, 31 Mill street Burnet, John, baker, 24 County place Burns, Alexander, tailor, 6 Mill close Burns, Archibald, manager, Central Bank, 50 St. John street Burns, David, mason, 400 High street Burns, Felix, furniture-dealer, 4 Meal vennel Burns, George, shipowner, Burton place Burns, John, cabinet-wright, 3 Union street Burns, John, painter, Craigie Park Terrace Burns, John, gasfitter. 26 West Mill street Burns, Mrs Robert, 14 Watergate Burns, Mrs Samuel, 16 Carpenter street Burns, Thomas, saddler, 163 High street Burt, David A., M.D., Infirmary Burry, Ann, lodgings, 6 Canal street Butter, Mrs Duncan, vintner, 225 South street Butters, Rachel, confectioner, 18 Athole slreet Byers, James, labourer, 26 Kinnoull causeway C Caddie James, bank-porter, 52 St. John street Caddie, John, labourer, 37 Leonard street Cain, Daniel, labourer, 103 South street Cairncross, James, tailor and clothier, 28 High street Cairncross, Mrs George, 12 George street Cairnie, David, labourer, 43 Castlegable Cairnie, Robert, sen., bell-hanger, 46 St, John street Cairnie, Robert, commercial traveller, 60 High street Cairnie, Thomas, 129 South street Cairns, Laurence, mason, Low Craigie Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 19 Bridge lane Calderwood, James, shoemaker, 69 South street Calderwood, James, boot and shoemaker, 63 High street—b, 59 Calderwood, Matthew, flesher, 148 South street Calderwood, Mrs Thomas, 100 Watergate Calderwood, Thomas, fitter, 77 South street Calderwood, William, engine-fitter, 90 Watergate 94 CAMERON—CAMPBELL.

Cameron, Alexander, carter, 44 Meal vennel Cameron, Alexander, mason, 33 Leonard street Cameron, Alexander, carriage-inspector, Newtown Cameron, Alexander, seaman, 70 South street Cameron, Catherine, 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, Charles, cabinet-maker, 37 Canal street Cameron, Daniel, mason, 6 Paul street Cameron, David, mason, 151 High street Cameron, Duncan, shoemaker, 41 Stormont street Cameron, Elizabeth, laundress, 13 Cutlog vennel Cameron, George, flesher, 17 Main street, Bridgend Cameron, James, grocer, 25 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cameron, James, labourer, Craigie mill Cameron, James, labourer, 44 Meal vennel Cameron, James, blacksmith, 71 Watergate Cameron, James, upholsterer, 22 Gowrie street, Bridgend Cameron, John, mason, 2 Union lane Cameron, John, gatekeeper, Dovecotland Cameron, John, weaver, 327 High street * Cameron, Mrs Alexander, 18 Kirkgate Cameron, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 7 North William street Cameron, Mrs Charles, grocer, 48 Athole street Cameron, Mrs Duncan, 71 Pomarium Cameron, Mrs George, Thimblerow Cameron, Mrs James, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Cameron, Mrs James, 26 Melville street Cameron, Mrs John, 20 Pomarium Cameron, Mrs John, 14 York place Cameron, Mrs John, 10 Barrack street Cameron, Mrs John, Claypots wynd Cameron, Mrs Neil, 89 South street Cameron, Mrs Robert, winder, 308 High street Cameron, Peter, sawyer, 129 South street Cameron, Robert, breaksman, Newtown Cameron, William, jun., builder, Newtown Cameron, William, builder, Victoria street—h. South William st. Cameron, William, umbrella-maker, 3 W. Bridge street, Bridgend Campbell, Alexander, coal-merchant, Earl's dykes—house 39 Kinnoull causeway Campbell, Lieut.-Colonel Archibald, 24 Barossa place Campbell, Archibald, dyer and renovator, 3 S. Methven at. —h, 7 Campbell, Colin, carriage-inspector, Newtown Campbell, George, mason, 146 High street Campbell, James, grocer and wine-merehant, 1 Main st,, Bridgend Campbell, James, joiner, 70 Pomarium Campbell, John, stationer, 23 George street—h. 7 High street Campbell, John, spirit-dealer, 10 Castlegable Campbell, John, tailor, 139 Canal street CAMPBELL—CARNEGIE. 95

Campbell, John, tailor, 124 South street Campbell, John, grocer and agent, 28 North Methven st.—h. 33 Campbell, John, hosier, 132 High street Campbell, John, sawyer, 6 Paul street Campbell, Joseph, painter and paper-hanger, 97 High at.—h. 96 Campbell, Catherine, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend Campbell, Elizabeth, lodgings, 4 South Methven street Campbell, Margaret, seamstress, 12 Paul street Campbell, Mrs, mangle, 238 High street Campbell, Margaret, 27 Guard Vennel Campbell, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 135 South street—house 8 Kinnoull street Campbell, Mrs Donald, 35 Scott street Campbell, Mrs Jane, eating-house, 18 High street Campbell, Mrs John, 25 Leonard street Campbell, Mrs Peter, 69 George street Campbell, Mrs Thomas, 55 Princes street Campbell, Neil, labourer, 8 Cross street Campbell, Peter, mason, 11 Kinnoull causeway Campbell, Peter, sawyer, 10 Athole street Campbell, Peter, sen. (of P. & P. Campbell), 3 N. Methven street Campbell, Peter, jun. (of P. & P. Campbell), 1 Balhousie terrace Campbell, P. & P., silk-dyers and renovators, 9 S. Methven street Campbell, William, porter, Newtown Campbell, William, engine-cleaner, 136 South street Campbell, William, gasfitter, 10 Kirkgate—house, Bridgend Campbell, William, weaver, Dovecotland Campsie, Alexander, blacksmith, 23 Castlegable Campsie, James, Free St Leonard's Church officer, St Ann's lane Campsie, James, shopman, 6 Murray street Campsie, John, painter, 23 Castlegable Campsie, Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 224 High street Cant, Andrew, baker, 123 South street Cardy, Edward, bandmaster, R. P. Rifles, 8 Kinnoull street Cargill, Jane, 14 Rose terrace Cargill, Mrs Daniel, 8 Barossa place Carmichael, James, labourer, 14 Pomarium Carmichael, John, Temperance Hotel, 31 St John street— Livery stables, 33 Princes street Carmichael, John, slater, Thimblerow Carmichael, John, contractor, 88 South street Carmichael, Mrs John, 16 Kinnoull causeway Carmichael, Peter, Salutation Hotel, 24 South street Carnegie, F, P., commissioa agent, 45 Watergate—house, 46 St John street Carnegie, John, labourer, 19 Kirkside Carnegie, Mrs Alexander, 32 South William street Carnegie, William, labourer, 84 Watergate 96 CARNEGIE CHISHOLM.

Carnegie, William, labourer, 44 Skinnergate Carr, Alexander, millwright, 39 Main street, Bridgend Carr, David, brassfounder, 59 Leonard street Carr, Robert, baker, 49 South Methven street—house 37 Carr, William, shoemaker, 8 Paul street

Carron, Mrs John, tobacconist, 84 High street—h. 34 Athole st. Carron, Mrs William, 34 Athole street Carse, William, saddler, 10 Barrack street Carson, J, & J., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, Meal vennel Carson, John (of J. & J. Carson), 72 High street Carson, Joseph (of J, & J. Carson), 47 Meal vennel Cassidy, Peter, pawnbroker, 38 Meal vennel Cassidy, Thomas, porter, 47 Pomarium Cater, Henrietta, 2 Blackfriars street Cattanach, James, hawker, 224 High street Cattanach, Mrs John, feather-dresser, 170 High street Caw, Matthew, town's officer, 11 North port Caw, Matthew, labourer, Thimblerow Caw, Jane Ann, 74 South street Caw, William, labourer, 81 Leonard street Caw, William, dyer, 406 High street Central Bank of Scotland, 50 St. John street—A. Burns, agent Cess Office, County Buildings Chalmers, Alexander, labourer, 150 South Street Chalmers, Ann, 204 South Street Chalmers, Henry, pie-baker, 68 High Street Chalmers, Heriot, winder, 27 Cross street Chalmers, James, grocer and seed-merchant, 20 St John Street — house above Chalmers, James, Station-master (General Station), Newtown Chalmers, James, engine-driver, New town Chalmers, Jane, 67 Canal street Chalmers, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 Leonard place Chalmers, John, copper and tin-smith, 260 High Street—h. 259 Chalmers, John, labourer, 69 South Street Chalmers, John, labourer, 29 Strathmore Street, Bridgend Chalmers, Margaret, 67 Pomarium Chalmers, Mrs John lodgings, 232 High Street Chalmers, Mrs John, vintner, 1 York Place Chalmers, Mrs William, 2 Mill street Chalmers, Peter, sergeant-major, R. P. Rifles, 25 James street Chalmers, Peter, hostler, 82 South street Chalmers Robert, baker, 99 Canal street Chalmers, William, timekeeper, 9 Scott Street Chalmers, William, tailor, 9 Castlegable Chalmers, William, dyer, 141 Canal street and 232 High street Chaplain, Misses, teachers, 50 Athole street Chapman, Thomas, clerk, 12 Melville street CHISOLM—CLARK. 97

Chisholm, James, shoemaker, 219 High street Chisholm, James, sawmiller, New shore Chisholm, John, sack contractor, North Bank, Craigie Chisholm William B,, draper, 68 Athole street Chisholm, William, blacksmith, 38 Kinnoull causeway- Christie, Alexander (of Anderson & Christie), 56 Leonard street Christie, Daniel, engine-driver, Glover place, New town Christie, George, blacksmith, 70 South Methven street Christie, James, joiner, 9 Union Street lane, Bridgend Christie, James, labourer, 222 South street Christie, James, weaver, 210 South street Christie, John, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Christie, John, joiner, 149 High street Christie, John, land-agent, 1 Nelson street Christie, John, fruiterer, 6 North port Christie, John, coach-builder, 126 High street Christie, John, meal-dealer, 5 Castlegable

Christie, Mrs, Priory place, Newtown ' Christie, Mrs George, dressmaker, 65 Strathmore §t., Bridgend Christie, Mrs James, 80 High street Christie, Mrs James, 96 High street Christie, Mrs John, Champion Inn, St. Ann's lane Christie, Robert surgeon, 77 Victoria street Christie, Thomas, blacksmith, 74 South street Christie, William, 29 Stormont streeet Christison, John, painter, 8 Kirkgate Chrystal, George, engineer, 39 Princes street Chrystal, Peter (of Fyfe& Chrystal), 61 Strathmore st., Bridgend Chrystie, William, commercial traveller, Queen street, Craigie City Chamberlain's Office, 3 High street—James Thomson City Chambers, 3 High street—Arch. Reid and Wm,Greig, clerks Clark, Adam, porter, Dovecotland Clark, Alexander, miller, Malloch's close, Canal street Clark, Alexander, weaver, 12 Paul street Clark, Catherine, 47 Strathmore street. Bridgend Clark, Charles, weaver, 12 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, David, gardener, 17 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, David, weaver, 7 Leonard street Clark, David, railway-guard, 10 Kinnoull causeway Clark, David, plumber and gas-fitter, 60 High street—house 25 Clark, George, plumber, 65 South Methven street Clark, George, shoemaker, 176 South street Clark, George, clerk, 111 South street Clark, Hugh, dyer, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Clark, James, painter, 39 Castlegable Clark, James, grain-measurer, 103 Canal street Clark, James, smith, 176 South street Clark, James, grocer, 56 South street G 98 CLARK COCHRANE.

Clark, Jane A., bookseller and stationer, 39 St. John street Clark, Janet, 333 High street Clark, John, shoemaker, 266 High street Clark, John, mason, 17 South street Clark, John, fireman, 37 Canal street Clark, John, weaver, 321 High street Clark, Louisa, New town Clark, Misses, 21 King street Clark, Mrs Charles, 90 Watergate Clark, Mrs Hugh, spirit-dealer, 140 South street Clark, Mrs Hugh, mangle, 246 High street Clark, Mrs James, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Clark, Mrs John, mangle, 133 Canal street

Clark, Mrs John, washer, 1 3 Paul street Clark, Mrs Robert, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Clark, Peter, weaver, 4 Kinnoull causeway Clark, Robert, shoemaker, Barnhill Clark, Robert, cabinetmaker, 246 High street Clark, R. & D,, bakers, 152 High street Clark, William, kiln-dryster, Thimblerow, Clark, William, clerk, New town Clement Andrew, labourer, 184 South street Clement, Miss, 21 Main street, Bridgend Clement, Misses, St. Ann's lane Clezy, Mrs Archibald, Mart Hotel, 16 Mill street Clink, E., 1 Mill close, High street Clochey, Michael, labourer, 280 High street Clow, Margaret, 334 High street Clyde, William, 23 Cow vennel Coaching and Hieing Establishments, 58 George street, Princes street, and 163 High street Coates. Andrew, Bridgend House, Bridgend Cobb, William, brushmaker, 137 High street Cochrane, Alexander (of Cochrane & Sons), 18 West Mill street Cochrane, Charles, fish and fruit dealer, 25 Guard vennel Cochrane & Sons, David, city flour mills, West Mill street Cochrane, David, weaver, 67 Leonard street Cochrane, David (of D, Cochrane & Sons), 39 North Methven st„ Cochrane, David, East Church officer 4 Cow vennel Cochrane, James, labourer, 151 High street Cochrane, Janet, market gardener, Barnhill Cochrane, John, meal-merchant, 127 High street—h. Priory place Cochrane, John, labourer, 13 Speygate Cochrane, John, stoker, 7 Leonard street Cochrane, Mrs, 9 Strathmore street, Bridgend Cochrane, Mrs James, 20 Hospital street Cochrane, Thomas, clerk, 17 James street Cochrane, William, blacksmith, 15 Horner's lane —

COCKBURN—COUSIN. 99

Cochrane, William, guard, 6 Carpenter street Cockburn, William, smith, 9 North Methven street Cole, Mrs Janet, sick nurse, 297 High street Coleman, John, labourer, 134 High street Coleman, Thomas, labourer, 134 High street Collins, Edward, labourer, 139 South street Collins, Mrs Edward, 15 Pomarium Collison, William, weaver, 44 Pomarium Comb, William, joiner, 124 Canal crescent Comb, Thomas, sexton, Dovecotland Commercial Bank of Scotland, South st„ —Thomas Soutar,agent Commissar? Clerk's Office, County buildings—William Young, solicitor, Auchterarder, clerk Comrie, John, Guildry officer, 19 Speygate Conacher, Charles, farrier and veterinary surgeon, 77 Watergate house 60 Scott street Conacher, George, V. S. 27 Canal street—house 30 High street Conacher, James, seaman, 102 South street Conacher, John, mason, 224 High street Conacher, Mrs Charles, 113 High street Condie, George, solicitor, Blackfriars House Condie, James, solicitor, Blackfriars House Congreve, John, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 41 Watergate Connell, James, H, clerk, Burton place Connell, William, sawyer, 14 Cow vennel- Conning & Hunter, solicitors and bank-agents, 75 George street Conning, John (of Conning & Hunter), 75 George street Constable, Issac, jeweller, 28 High street Constable, James, clerk, Dovecotland Cook, Catherine, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Cook, Hector, sawyer, 258 High street Cook, Mrs Dr, 43 King street Cook, Thomas, coach wright, 261 High street Copland, Bev. John M., 2 Nelson street Copland, Elizabeth, 61 Main street, Bridgend Cornet, Mrs William, 149 High street Cornfute, George L. (of Cornfutes & Milne), 11 Barossa place Cornfute, Mrs, 10 Bose terrace Cornfutes & Milne, manufacturers, 25 Melville street Cossar, Mrs Archibald, 29 Scott street Cottrell, Francis, St John's Inn, 6 St John's place Coulter, James, warder, 14 South street County Assessor's Office, County buildings —Francis Morison County Constabulary Office, County buildings County Hall, foot of South street Counts- Prison, Speygate County and City of Perth Infirmary, York place Cousin, Alexander, fireman, 21 Speygate 100 COURIER— CRAMB.

Coueier Newspaper Office, 14 High street Coutts, David, shoemaker, 155 South street Coutts, George, labourer, Claypots wynd Coutts, Margaret, Glencoe Tavern, 243 High street Coutts, Mary, confectioner, 262 High street Coutts, Mrs George, 5 Leonard street Coutts, Mrs James, 266 High street Coutts, Peter, pavior, 83 Main street, Bridgend Coutts, Thomas, tanner, 6 Newrow Coutts, Thomas, letter-carrier, Thimblerow Coutts, Walter, slater, 177 South street Coutts, "William, pavior, 72 Pomarium Coutts, William, fireman, Carr's croft Coventry, John, beamer, 44 Newrow Coventry, John, weaver, 404 High street Coventry, Mrs Captain Kichard, 20 Melville street Coventry, Robert, weaver, Timblerow Cowans, James (of Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co.), 7 High street Cowans, James, cabinetmaker, 131 Canal street Cowans, James, rope-spinner, 11 Greyfriars lane Cowans, Isabella, 3 Curfew row Cowans, Mrs Alexander, cowfeeder, 9 Main street, Bridgend Cowans, Rev. Eobert, 27 Barossa street Cowan, Samuel, printer of the Perthsire Advertiser, 4 Marshall pi. Cowper, Alexander, fish-curer, 56 West Mill street Cowper, John, labourer, 13 Charteris street Cowper, Robert, turner, 207 High street Cowper, Robert, baker, 13 Back wynd, Bridgend Cowperthwaite, Mrs John, lodgings, 84 Victoria street Coyne, Martin, labourer, 199 South street Craig, David, (Inland Revenue), 59 North Methven street Graig, George, meal-dealer, 35 Main street, Bridgend—house, New Scone Craig, John, mason, 137 High street Craig, Mrs Thomas, 4 George street Graig, William, tailor, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Craigdallie, Mrs, sick-nurse, 112 South-street Craigie, David, of Inland Revenue, Queen street, Craigie Craigie, Fairney, shoemaker, 184 South street

Craigie, George, lamplighter, 1 Cherry lane Craigie, James, 4 Barossa place Craigie, Mrs David, 2 Athole crescent Craigie, Mrs David, 13 Paul street Craigie, Mrs David, Craigie park terrace Craigie, Thomas L.. lodgings, 6 Charlotte street Craigie, William, baker, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Cramb, John, sculptor, 238 High street Cramb, Mrs James, 49 Leonard street CRAMB —CROW. 101

Cramb, Robert, gardener, Commercial street, Bridgend Cranstoun, James H,, landscape painter, 3 Athole street Crawford, David, flesher, 33 Castlegable Crawford, Jane, poulterer, 10 Northport Crawford, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 73 Soutli street Crawford, Mrs John, flesher, 104 High street—house 87 Cree, Finlay, & John, masons, 14 Paul street Cree, John, labourer, 44 South street Cree, John, labourer, 12 Meal vennel Cree, P. & W., coal-merchants, 58 Watergate Cree, Thomas, mason, 47 High street Cree, William, labourer, 12 Meal vennel (Drearer, Alexander, boot-closer, 219 High street Crearer, Andrew, grocer, and potatoe merchant, 5 North Methven. street—house 17 Crearer, Donald, tailor, 175 South street Crearer, James, boot-closer, 151 Higb street Crearer, John, labourer, 198 South street Crearer, Mrs Robert, dairy, 8 Newrow Crearer, Robert, labourer, 64 Pomarium Crearer, William, smith, Clayholes Crichton, Andrew, mason, Newtown Crichton, Daniel, porter, 139 South street Crichton, Daniel, joiner, Craigie Park Terrace Crichton, David, weaver, 12 Pomarium Crichton, David, labourer, 306 High street Crichton, David, weaver, 10 Cross street Crichton, Elizabeth, refreshments, 204 High street Crichton, George, lapidary, 54 George street—h. 8 Kinnoull st. Crichton, Isaac, joiner, 7 Stormont street Crichton, James, joiner, 55 High street Crichton, James, weaver, 61 Pomarium Crichton, John (Murray's Royal Asylum), 73 Main st, Bridgend Crichton, John, mason, 1 1 Charteris street Crichton, Mrs David, grocer, 212 High street Crichton, Thomas, tailor, 18 George street Crighton, Mrs Peter, Newtown Crichton, William, baker, 246 High street Crighton, William, corn-merchant, 316 High street Crockart, William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 South street Croll, Andrew, mason, 20 Kinnoull causeway Croll, Colin, superintendent, Caledonian Railway, Maxwelton, Kinnoull Croll, James, painter, 69 Leonard street Croll, John F., clerk (H. M, Customs), 6 Charlotte street Crombie, John, watch -dealer, 140 High street Crombie, Nicol, weaver, 49 Leonard street Crow, David, weaver, 19 Hospital street ——

102 CROW—DAVIDSON.

Crow, David, weaver, 4 Kinnoull causeway Grow, James, broker, 37 George street Crow, James, painter, 327 High street Crow, John, fireman, 8 Cross street Crow, John, tailor, 90 Watergate Crow, Mrs David, 14 Kinnoull causeway Crow, Mrs Mary, 96 High street Crowley, Dennis, labourer, 33 Kinnoull causeway Croy, Henry, labourer, Dovecotland Cruickshanks, Richard, commission-agent, 80 Watergate Crumley, William, tinsmith, 134 High street Gumming, Alexander, labourer, 6 Foundry lane Cumming, James, moulder, 37 Stormont street Cumming, Rev. Peter, 16 Melville street Cunningham, Alexander, weaver, 2 Cross street Cunningham, James, publican, 14 Foundry lane Cunningham, James, labourer, 43 Skinnergate Cunningham, James, railway-guard, Dovecotland Cunningham, John, engine-driver, Dovecotland Curr, Mrs Alexander, 19 Speygate Carrie, J. & T., wine and spirit merchants, 167 High street h 14 Rose Terrace Cusitor, Robert, shipmaster, 10 County place Custom-House, south end of Princes street Cuthbert, Andrew, teacher, 33 Main street, Bridgend Cuthbert, David, weaver, 64 Pomarium Cuthbert, James, porter, 24 Pomarium Cuthbert, James, meal-merchant, 11 St. John's place—house 10 Cuthbert, Mrs William, 60 Scott street D Dalgleish, James, labourer, 340 High street Dalgleish. William, porter, 49 Leonard street Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, chemists and druggists, 75 High st, house 71 Daniel, James, shoemaker, 34 Skinnergate Danish Vice-Consul, Walter Stuart, 23 Princes street David William, hostler, 64 South street Davidson, Alexander, miller, 55 West Mill street Davidson, Andrew, solicitor 68 St. John street—house 4 Balhousie terrace Davidson, Ann, 38 High street Davidson, Charles, weaver, Clayholes Davidson Charles, weaver, 246 High street Davidson, David, mechanic, New town Davidson, Henry, fitter, Dovecotland, Davidson, James, teacher of languages, 34 Athole street Davidson, James, stationer, 128 High street DAVIDSON—DEWAR. 103

Davidson, James, iron-turner, 17 Melville street Davidson, John, clerk, 224 High street Davidson, John, weaver, Dovecotland Davidson, Margaret, 1 Barossa street Davidson, Margaret, dressmaker, 34 Meal vennel Davidson, Mary, milliner, 40 Watergate Davidson, Mrs 13 North Methven street Davidson, Mrs M., 306 High street Davidson, Mrs George, lodgings, 47 High street Davidson, Mrs George, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Davidson, Peter, market-gardener, Barnhill Davidson, Samuel S,, carriage-inspector, 39 Cross street Davidson, Rev. Walter, 20 York place Davidson, William, 306 High street Davidson, William, engine-fitter, 27 Canal street Davie, James, cow-feeder, 43 Commercial street, Bridgend Davie, James, coal-agent, 4 Earl's Dyke—house 5 Davie, Mrs James, 1 4 South street Davie, Mrs John, 53 Leonard street Davie, Thomas, labourer, 84 South street Dawson, David, market-gardener, Barnhill Dawson, John, labourer, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dawson, John, tobacconist, 235 High street—house 224 Dawson, John, millwright, 87 Canal street Dawson, J. & J., wine-merchants, 21 Princes street Dawson, May, 306 High street Dawson, Thomas, railway-guard, Barnhill Deans, Duncan, H. M.'s Officer of Customs, Burton place Deans, Mrs Li lias, 15 Scott street Deas, Andrew, bone-setter, 16 Kinnoull causeway Deas, James B. (of Garvie & Deas), 2 St. Leonard's bank Deas, Peter, broker, 32 West Mill street Deighton, Betsy, dressmaker, 228 South stieet Denham, John, cab-driver, 56 Watergate Deuchars, Thomas, sack-manufacturer, 7 County place

Develane, Arthur, dyer, 2 Bridge lane / Dewar, Alexander, slater, 232 High street; Dewar, Charles, weaver, 25 Pomarium Dewar, David, gas-inspector, New shore Dewar, David, dyer, 216 South street Dewar, Duncan, porter, 47 Stormont stree Dewar, James (of M'Naughton, Dewar, & Co.), Eose Cottage, Bridgend Dewar, James, porter, 52 Barossa street Dewar, James, printer of the Perthshire Courier, and burgh as- sessor, 3 High street—house 4 Rose terrace Dewar, James, plate-laj'er, 34 Newrow Dewar, John, (of Dewar & Smeaton), 16 York place 104 DEWAK—DONALDSON.

Dewar, John, wine and spirit merchant, 111 High street—house 69 North Methven street Dewar, John, porter, 129 High street Dewar, Mrs, 223 South street Dewar, Mrs James, 17 Stormont street Dewar, Mrs Thomas, 228 South street Dewar, Peter tailor, 129 South street Dewar & Srneaton, drapers, 1 St John street Dewar, William C, teacher, Craigie Park terrace Dewar, William, slater, Malloch's close, Soiith street Dewsbury, John, railway agent, New town Diamond, John, Queen street, Craigie Dick, James, labourer, 60 Pomarium Dick, John, Fireman, 15 Kinnoull causeway Dick, John, seed-merchant, and vintner, 22 South Methven street Dick, William, pointsman, 17 Cross street Dickie, Mrs James, Watergate Dickson, Charles, tailor, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Dickson, John, (of Mackenzie & Dickson), Greenbank, Bridgend Dickson, Robert, iron-turner, 39 Cross street Dickson & Turnbull, nursery and seedsmen, 26 George street Dickson, William, cooking-depot, 97 Canal street Dingwall, Alexander, joiner, 15 Kinnoull causeway Dingwall, James, railway-guard, Nelson street Dingwall, Mrs John, milliner, 13 Kirkgate Dinning, Margaret, matron, Infirmary, York place Dobie, Mrs Mary, 170 High street Docherty, James, baker, 14 Union lane Docherty, William, pensioner, 16 West Mill street Dodds, Mrs, Cross-keys Inn, 3 Commercial street, Bridgend Doig, Alexander, shoemaker, 87 High street Doig, James, engine-driver, New town Doig, Peter, stoker, 15 Main street, Bridgend Doig, William, tailor, 63 South street Dolin, Francis, labourer, 164 South street Don, Alexander, railway-porter, 41 Pomarium Don, John, flesher, 27 Cross street Don, John, gardener, Annat lodge, Bridgend Don, Robert, tanner, Union street lane, Bridgend Don, William, plasterer, 116 High street Donald, Elizabeth, 19 Gowrie street, Bridgend Donald, John, smith, 44 Commercial st., Bridgend—h. adjoining Donald, John, mason, 22 Melville street Donald, William, Bankhead, Bridgend Donaldson, Alexander, moulder, 146 High street Donaldson, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Donaldson, Alexander, weaver, 10 Athole street Donaldson, Charles, weaver, 12 Paul street DONALDSON—DOW. 1 05

Donaldson, Charles, printer, 24 North port Donaldson, David, plumber, 6 Kirkside—house 18 King street Donaldson, David, plasterer, 89 South street Donaldson, David, weaver, 1 Paul street Donaldson, Emlie, 120 Canal street Donaldson, George (of R. D. & Co.), 8 Victoria street Donaldson, Gilbert, wright, 41 Stormont street Donaldson, James (R. P. R.), Ill South street Donaldson, James, bill-poster, 224 High street Donaldson, Margaret, 10 St. John's place Donaldson, Mrs, Ivybank, Kinnoull

Donaldson, Mrs Andrew, 1 Paul's close, ISTewrow Donaldson, Paton, & M'Kenzie, drapers, 34 George street Donaldson, Robert, engine-driver, 21 Cross street Donaldson, Thomas, plasterer, 34 Newrow Donaldson, Thomas, baker, 8 North Methven street—house 12 Donaldson, Thomas, carter, 129 High street Donohue, John, shoemaker, 14 Mealvennel Donnel, James, shoemaker, 34 Skinnergate Donnel, James, broker, 3 Meal vennel Doonan, James, broker, 64 Meal vennel Dorward, Alexander, warehouseman Dorward, James, engineer, 52 Athole street Dott, Mrs John, 129 High street Dougal, Robert, solicitor, 1 Watergate Dougall, Mrs John, winder, 77 South street Dougall, Peter, labourer, 103 South street Dougall, William, labourer, 35 Scott street Dougall, William, joiner, 36 West Mill street Douglas, Alexander, police-constable, Q5 Strathmore st., Bridgend Douglas, Barbara, 32 Barossa street Douglas, Donald, tailor, 18 Meal vennel Douglas, Donald, coal-dealer, 19 Hospital street Douglas & Son, George R., painters and paper-hangers, 52 Princes street—house 68 St. John street Douglas, George (of Skinner & Douglas), 36 Leonard street Douglas, Hendry, porter, 100 Watergate Douglas, James, engine-cleaner, 87 Canal street Douglas, John, gardener, 71 Leonard street Douglas, Mrs John, 1 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Douglas, Mrs Robert, 334 High street Douglas, Mrs Thomas, 63 Leonard street Douglas, Mrs William, Temperance Inn, 18 Leonard street Douglas, Robert, corn-merchant, 83 Leonard street Douglas, Robert, baker, 6 Union street Douglas, William (of Douglas & Son), 7 Princes street Douglas, William, tenter, 32 Melville street Dow, David, book-deliverer, 87 Main street, Bridgend 106 DOW DUFF.

Dow, David, mason, 8 Castlegable Dow, Isabella, 61 George street Dow, James, blacksmith, 33 Scott street Dow & Morrison, joiners, 232 High street Dow, Jane, 8 Castlegable Dow, Jane, 254 High street Dow, John, road-inspector, New town Dow, John, labourer, 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dow, Margaret, 89 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Mrs John, 6 Paul street Dow, Mrs Peter, 50 Main street, Bridgend Dow, Mrs Thomas, 3 Melville street Dow, Robert, painter and paperhanger, 59 George streeet—house 5 Charlotte place Dow, Robert, weaver, 33 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dowie, John, weaver, 337 High street Dowie, Peter, mason, 56 Watergate Dowie, William, weaver, 400 High street Downie, Mrs John, winder, 31 Pomarium Dreghorn, Major A. H., St, Albans Cottage, Kinnoull Dron, David, seaman, 23 Cow vennel Dron, Mrs David, 84 Watergate Drummond, Alexander (of Palmer and Drummond), 10 North William street Drummond, Alexander, silversmith, jeweller, and watchmaker, 31 High street— bouse 35 Drummond, Christinia, 13 Princes street Drummond, Elizabeth, 55 High street Drummond, James, printer, 18 George street Drummond, John, bookseller, 46 George street—house 48 Drummond, Mrs James, 17 Strathmore street, Bridgend Drummond, Peter R,, farmer, Gowrie Cottage, Barnhill Drummond, Thomas, weaver, 64 Pomarium Drummond, William, engine-driver, Carr's croft Drysdale, Andrew, weaver, 19 Hospital street Drysdale, William, clerk, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Duff, Alexander, blacksmith, 83 Canal street Duff, David, labourer, 89 South street Duff, Duncan, teacher, King James the Sixth's Hospital

Duff, Duncan, shoemaker, 1 Earl's Dykes Duff, John, carter, 70 A thole street Duff, John, cowfeeder, 28 Pomarium Duff, John, labourer, 85 Main street, Bridgend Duff, John, porter, 13 Gowrie street, Bridgend Duff, Joseph, fitter, 345 High street Duff, Margaret, 38 James street Duff, Mrs John, 8 Cross street Duff, Mrs William, china-dealer, 102 South street DUFF DUNN. 107

Duff, Mrs William, boot-binder, 36 West Mill street Duff, Peter, coal-merchant, 5 Earl's dykes— house 41 Kinnoull causeway- Duff, Thomas, telegraph-worker, Shore-house Duff, Thomas, 41 Pomarium Duff, Thomas, railway-porter, Barnhill Duff, Thomas, Agricultural Implement Agent, 28 High street Duff, Walter, spirit-dealer, 99 South street Duff, William, concertina-maker, 62 South Methven street Duke, John, hostler, 18 Union lane Dunbar, Mrs John, Eefreshment Rooms, General Station Dunbar, Mrs John, eating-house, 49 Watergate Duncan, A. & R., shipowners, Priory place Duncan, Andrew, dyer, 34 South street Duncan, Catherine, 60 High street Duncan, David, labourer, 17 Stormont street Duncan, David, porter, High Craigie Duncan, J. & J. pianoforte teachers, 18 Kinnoull street Duncan, James, Wellbank, Kinnoull Duncan, James, carpenter, 154 South street Duncan, James, mason, High Craigie Duncan, James, brassfounder, Clayholes Duncan, Janet, dressmaker, 129 High street Duncan, John, bootmaker, 63 South Methven street—house 23 Kinnoull causeway Duncan, John, 24 North port Duncan, John, teacher, 50 Victoria street Duncan, John, coal-merchant, Claypots wynd Duncan, John, draper, 159 High street —house New town Duncan, John, seaman, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Duncan, Joseph, detective-officer, 282 High street Duncan, Miss, 6 Main street, Bridgend Duncan, Mrs Robert, 55 Main street, Bridgend Duncan, Peter, weaver, 7 Paul street Duncan, Robert, weaver, High Craigie Duncan, Thomas, confectioner, 133 High street—house 137 Duncan, Thomas, carpenter, 100 Reform place Duncan, Thomas, engine-driver, 70 Pomarium Duncan, Thomas, labourer, 294 High street Duncan, William (of Central Bank), Witchill, Bridgend Duncan, William, clerk, Nelson street Duncan, William, labourer, 31 Scott street Duncan, William, plasterer, 7 Paul street Duncanson, Thomas, baker, 2 Main street, Bridgend Dundas, Miss, Balhousie Castle Dunn, Archibald, mason, 28 West Mill street Dunn, George, shoemaker, 15 Strathmore street, Bridgend Dunn, John, bookbinder, 4 James street 108 DUNN ELDER,

Dunn, Misses, Priory place, Craigie Dunn, Peter, railway-porter, 116 High street Dunsmore, Buchanan, draper, 58 High street—house 54 Durage, Michael, labourer, 155 South street Durie, Jane, dressmaker, 2 Charteris street Durie, Mrs William, 2 Charteris street Dutch, William, carpenter, New shore Dutch, Alexander, seaman, 3 Main street, Bridgend Dyer, James, clerk, 38 Skinnergate Dyer, Mary, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Dymock, Rev. Thomas, A.M., 3 Athole crescent IE Eadie, Helen, 14 Watergate Eadie, James, joiner, 170 High street Eadie, James, coal-merchant, 65 ISTewrow Eadie, Mrs Charles, mangle, 13 Melville street Eadie, Thomas, clerk, 132 High street Eadie, Wilham, porter, 13 Barossa street Easson, David, guard, Dovecotland Easson, Gilbert, sawyer, 82 South street Easson & Son, James, commission, emigration, and shipping agents, 1 1 South street—house Mount Tabor Easson, James, seaman, 55 High street Easson, Jane, 19 Mill street Easson, John, baker, 59 Meal vennel Easson, John, engine-driver, Dovecotland Easson, Mrs David, mangle, 78 Reform place Easson, Thomas, 6 Horner's lane Eastmont, Charles, seaman, 55 Watergate Easton, Catherine, 113 High street Easton, John, cabinetmaker, 26 Newrow Edington, Francis, sawyer, 83 Leonard street Edington, James, sawyer, 60 Watergate Edward, Ann, teacher, 37 Main street, Bridgend Edward, James, blacksmith, 70 South Methven street Edward, James, fruiterer, 182 High street Edward, John, porter, 21 Kinnoull causeway Edward, John, warder, 51 Scott street Edward, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Princes street Edward, Mary, 6 Canal street Edward, Mrs John, 71 Watergate Edward, Mrs William, stamping embroiderer, 247 High street Elder, Alexander, labourer, 175 South street Elder, Alexander, weaver, 36 Pomarium Elder, Chalmers, baker, Malloch's close, Canal street Elder, Christina, grocer, Dovecotland Elder, David, potatoe-dealer, 29 Canal street ELDER FARQUHARSON. 109

Elder, Hendry, weaver, 52 Pomarium Elder, James, labourer, 4 Cow vennel Elder, Mrs, 3 Melville street Elder, Mrs Chalmers, 13 Paul street Elder, Mrs P., 56 West Mill street Elder, Eobert, draper, 56 St. John street Elliot, George, mason, 1 Stormont street Ellis, Alexander, coppersmith, 21 Cross street Ellison, Mrs David, 55 High street Ellison, William, wright, Horner's lane Emslie, James, mechanic, 100 Watergate English, John, labourer, 146 High street Eurken, Peter, shoemaker, 266 High street Ewan, Robert, 6 St. Paul's square Ewan, Robert, porter, 22 Union lane Ewan, William, Queen's Hotel, 89 Leonard street Ewan, William, labourer, 293 High street Ewart, James, weaver, 28 West Mill street Ewart, John, sawyer, High Craigie Ewert, James, sawyer, Carr's croft Ewing, Alexander, broker, 49 Meal vennel—house 40 Ewing, Robert (of Gentle, Murray, & Ewing), Low Craigie F Fachnie, James, New town Fair, David, joiner, 71 Pomarium Fairbairn, Alexander, missionary, Priory place, Craigie Fairbrother, John, dyer, 80 High street—h. 9 Main st., Bridgend Fairbrother, William, labourer, 9 Paul's close, Newrow Fairley, James, labourer, 30 Newrow Falconer, Alexander, Queen street, Craigie Falconer, David, labourer, 44 Pomarium Falconer, John, wright, 28 Watergate Falconer, Peter, seaman, 87 Watergate Falconer, Robert, brassfounder, 21 Kirkside Falconer, William, gardener, Rosebank, Bridgend Falconer, William, brassfounder, 175 High street Farmer, James, steelyard, South Inch Farney, William M,, boot and shoe maker, 26 St. John street— h. Allan Bank Farquhar, George, clerk (Post-Office), 39 Cross street Farquhar, Mrs Jane, 177 South street Farquharson, David, vintner, 112 High street Farquharson, David, tea merchant, 15 High street Farquharson, Duncan, shoemaker, 15 Foundry lane Farquharson, George, ticket-collector, New town Farquharson, John, superintendent of Welshill and Greyfriars Cemeteries, 15 Charteris street 110 FARQUHARSON—FERRIER.

Farquharson, John, tailor, 34 North Methven street Farquharson, Mrs James, 5 Bridge lane Farquharson, Mrs Robert, 14 Paul street Farquharson, William, gardener, 15 Charteris street Fayden, Joseph, fireman, 49 Newrow Fell, George, railway-porter, 81 Pomarium Fell, William, rag merchant, 19 County place Fenton, Alexander, flesher, Kirkside Fenton, James, shipbuilder, 10 St. Ann's lane Fenton, James, sailmaker, 15 St. Ann's lane Fenton, Mrs John, winder, 15 Pomarium Fenton, William, 10 Carpenter street Feuwick, George, weaver, New town Fenwick, James, weaver, Dovecotland Fenwick, James, umbrella maker, 60 George street—h, Bridgend Fenwick, John, labourer, 219 High street Fenwick, Mrs John, 6 Pomarium Fenwick, Mrs Stuart, 4 Pomarium Fenwick, Peter, grocer and draper, 317 High street—h. above Fenwick & Son, confectioners, 27 St. John street—h. Bridgend Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Fenwick, William, engine-fitter, 88 Reform place Fenwick, William, shoemaker, 47 High street Fenwick, William, grocer, 335 High street—house above Fergus, Peter, labourer, 16 North port Fergus, Robert, confectioner, 246 High street Ferguson, Alexander, weaver, 21 Cross street Ferguson, Andrew, slater, 9 Castlegabie Ferguson, Andrew, tailor, 1 Paul street Ferguson, Archibald, grocer, 86 Reform place Ferguson, Christian, seamstress, 8 Kirkgate Ferguson, Daniel, skinner, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Ferguson, Daniel, labourer, 78 Pomarium Ferguson, Donald, clerk, 98 South street Ferguson, Donald, clerk, 12 Charlotte street Ferguson, James, weaver, 56 Pomarium Ferguson, John, labourer, 35 Stormont street Ferguson, Mary Ann, seamstress, 69 South street Ferguson, Miss, 26 Main street, Bridgend Ferguson, Misses, dressmakers, 46 High street Ferguson, Mrs W., eating-house, 182 South street Ferguson, Mrs William, 51 Pomarium Ferguson, William, labourer, 3 Bridge lane Ferguson, William, pointsman, 23 Carpenter street Ferrier, Alexander, stoker, 81 Pomarium Ferrier, Morris, dyer, 57 Main street, Bridgend Ferrier, Mrs Alexander, 9 Stormont street Ferrier, Sybella, 48 North Methven street 1

FEERIER FLYNN. 1 1

Ferrier, William, labourer, 3 Strathroore street, Bridgend Ferrier, William, market gardener, Barnkill Findlater, Mrs James, 5 Murray street Findlay, Charles, solicitor, 13 North Methven street Findlay, James, sergeant, 14 Carpenter street Findlay, James, engine-fitter, 297 High street Findlay, John, shoemaker, 40 Watergate Finlayson, Alexander, tenter, 2 South Methven street Finlayson, Thomas, mason, 70 South Methven street Finn, Patrick, labourer, 103 South street Fisher, Alexander, weaver, Kirk close, 80 High street Fisher, Helen, 13 Barossa street Fisher, James, grocer, 186 High street Fisher, John, cabinetmaker, 148 South street Fisher, John, baker, 1 Melville street Fisher, Janet, 6 St. Paul's square Fisher, Mrs John, winder, Claypots wynd Fisher, William, grocer, 172 High street—house 163 Fisken, John, shoemaker, 199 South street Fisken, Elspeth, sewer, 227 High street Fisken, Peter, gasfitter, 13 Barossa street Fisken, Thomas, labourer, 28 Horse cross Fittis, Robert Scott, clerk, 190 High street Flannagan, Michael, labourer, 40 Meal vennel Fleming, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 34 St. John street—h. 24 Melville street Fleming, Ann, Bowerswell road, Bridgend Fleming, Rev. Archibald, A.B., Inchyra Villa Fleming, George, shipmaster, 92 Victoria street Fleming, George, hatter, 76 St. John street Fleming, David, surgeon, 4 West Bridge street—house 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend, Fleming, George, 12 Pomarium Fleming, John, cabinetmaker, 240 South street Fleming, John, mason Clayholes Fleming, Margaret, confectioner, 67 North Methven street Fleming, Margaret, laundress, 7 Meal vennel Fleming, Mrs, winder, 128 South street Fleming, Mrs George, 12 Pomarium Fleming, Mrs John, 6 Union street Fleming, Peter, market-gardener, Barnhill Fleming, Thomas, smith, 129 High street Flesher Incorporation Hall, 44 South street Fletcher, Mrs Oswald, lodgings, 21 Kinnoull street Flochart, C, 70 South street Flockhart, John, solicitor, County Buildings—h. 2 King's place Flynn, John, labourer, 41 Meal vennel Flynn, John, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street 112 FLYNN FOY.

Flynn, Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Stormont street Flynn, Peter, labourer, 87 South street Flynn, Tbomas labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Folan, Patrick, labourer, 64 South street Folan, Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Forbes, Alexander, Wbite Horse Inn, 5 North William street Forbes, Alexander, distiller, Isla Distillery, Bridgend Forbes, Ann, furnishing warehouse, 150 High street Forbes, Betsy, milliner, 7 Pomariuni Forbes, Catherine, 25 Leonard street Forbes, Charles, labourer, 10 Barrack street Forbes, Duncan, mechanic, 2 Victoria street Forbes, Duncan, sawyer, 162 South street Forbes, James, labourer 129 High street Forbes, James, labourer, 46 Barossa street Forbes, Misses, dressmakers, 1 Curfew row Forbes, Mrs Dr, 36 James street Forbes, Mrs Dr, 38 Victoria street Forbes, Mrs Alexander, 49 Leonard street Forbes, Mrs John, 4 Horner's lane, South street Forbes, Mrs Peter, 43 Leonard street Forbes, Mrs, midwife, 7 South Methven street Forbes, William, copper and tin smith, 209 High street Forbes, William, clerk, 2 Victoria street Forbes, William, Logiealmond tavern, 6 South Methven street Ford, John, labourer, 36 Commercial street, Bridgend Ford, John turner, 116 High street Ford, Mrs, 64 Pomarium Ford, Mrs David, 26 Gowrie street, Bridgend Ford, Mrs George, 176 South street Ford, Mrs Robert, 62 Watergate Ford, William, boatman, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Forrester, Miss, Woodend Cottage, Barnhill Forrester, Misses, 20 Marshall place Forrester, William T., late mail-guard, Barnhill Forsyth, David, tailor, 8 Skinnergate Forsyth, James, weaver, 372 High street Forsyth, John C, (John Todd & Co,), 16 Athole street Forsyth, J. & T., cloth-merchants, 4 St. John's place Forsyth, Mrs James, 37 King street Forsyth, Mrs John, Queen street, Craigie Forsyth, Mrs Walter, 82 South street Forsyth, Thomas, 26 Marshall place Forsyth, Thomas, bell-hanger, 129 High street Fortescue, The Very Rev, E. B. K., Church House, Stormont st. Fotheringham, David, shipowner, 4 North port Fotheringham, John, labourer, 2 South street Foy, Thomas, fireman, 27 Castlegable FRAME-^FYFE. 113

Frame, James, coal-agent, Earl's dykes—house New town Fraser, Alexander, newspaper reporter, New town Fraser, Alexander, weaver, 39 Watergate Fraser, Alexander, wright, 33 Stormont street Fraser, Alexander, engineer, 60 Leonard street Fraser & Anderson, engravers, lithographers, and photographers, 87 High street Fraser, Charles, joiner, 24 West Mill street Fraser, Daniel, confectioner, 138 High street Fraser, David, tailor, 327 High street Fraser, David, seaman, 9 Speygate Fraser, Duncan, labourer, 34 Newrow Fraser, Henry, weaver, 25 Hospital street Fraser, James, labourer, 85 South street Fraser, James, wright, 3 Mill wynd Fraser, James, mason, 96 High street Fraser, James, engine-driver, 94 Reform place Fraser, James, engineer, Clayholes Fraser, John, pensioner, 239 High street Fraser, John, clerk, New shore Fraser, John, shoemaker, 170 High street Fraser, John, warper, 3 St. Paul's square

Fraser, Miss, 1 3 York place Fraser, Miss, flax merchant, 29 Castlegable Fraser, Misses, dressmakers, 16 High street Fraser, Mrs George, lodgings, 8 Kinnoull street Fraser, Mrs John, 6 Newrow Fraser, Mrs Peter, washer, Craigie mill Fraser, Mrs Peter, 89 South street Fraser, Mrs Simon, 69 Leonard street Fraser, Peter, labourer, 60 Pomarium Fraser, Robert, labourer, 11 Greyfriars wynd Fraser, William, warehouseman, 205 South street Fraser, William, blacksmith, 189 South street—house 185 Fraser, William, letter-carrier, 30 Athole street Frazer, John, tailor and clothier, 49 High street— house 53 Main street, Bridgend Frew, David, surgeon, 1 Graham's place, King street Frew, Mrs F., 8 Marshall place Frew & Sons, William, plumbers, and brassfounders, 6 Mill st. Frew, William (of Frew & Sons), 8 Marshall place Fulton, James, sawyer, 35 Scott street Fullerton, James, guard, Dovecotland Fyfe, Archibald, wright, 8 South street Fyfe & Chrystal, masons, Gowrie street, Bridgend Fyfe, David (of Fyfe & Chrystal), 57 George street Fyfe, John, slatev, 177 South street H 114 GABRIEL—GARDINER. & Gabriel, Robert, labourer, 11 Paul street Gall, Alexander, shoemaker. 5 Skinnergate Gall, David, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend

Gall, Elizabeth, 1 Barrack street Gall, James pattern-maker, New town Gall, John, joiner, New town Gall, Mrs James, 14 Hospital street Gall, Peter, clerk, 73 Main street, Bridgend Gall, William, cooper, 47 Watergate Galletly, David, plasterer, 340 High street Galletly, George, labourer, 18 Kirkgate Galletly, James, labourer, 25 Kinnoull causeway Galletly, James, collector of poor-rates, 4 George street Galletly, James, grocer, 12 County place Galletly, James, commission-agent, 25 South street Galletly, Jessie, 47 Mill street Galletly, John, slater, 62 Watergate Galletly, John, carter, 39 Princes street Galletly, John, carter, 246 High street Galletly, John, warder, Craigie park terrace Galletly, John, wright, 25 County place Galletly, Mary, seamstress, 13 Union street Galletly, Mrs David, 90 Watergate Galletly, Mrs J ames, 25 South street Galloway, Alexander, weaver, 14 Pomarium Galloway, George, weaver, Clayholes Galloway, James, agent (Burial Society), 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Galloway, James, clerk, 19 Barrack street Galloway, James, labourer, 48 Pomarium Galloway, Miss, 58 South street Galloway, Mrs Thomas, grocer, 281 High street Galloway, Thomas, engine-driver, 48 Pomarium Galloway, William, seaman, 279 High street Galloway, William, labourer, 10 Barrack street Gardiner, Alexander, carter, 11 Cow vennel Gardener, Alexander, millwright, New town Gardener, Andrew, carpenter, 29 Stormont street Gardiner, Daniel, Moncrieffe Arms Inn, Princes street Gardener, George (of J. & G. Gardener), 14 James street Gardener, James, labourer, 6 Union street Gardiner, James, grocer, 4 North port Gardiner, J. & G., grocers, and wine and spirit merchants, 90 High street —house 113 Gardiner, Joseph, police-constable, 42 Barossa street Gardiner. Miss, Jock's Lodge, Kinnoull —

GARDINER GIBSON. 115

Gardiner, Mrs Kobert, 103 South street Gardiner, Peter, carter, 2 North William street Gardiner, Robert, labourer, 4 Lowe street Gardiner, Robert, railway-porter, 10 Foundry lane Gardiner, Thomas, carter, Claypots wynd Gardner, Jame? Orchard Bank, Barnhill Garie, Mrs John, 3 Athole street Garland, Mrs Andrew, 23 Cow vennel Garland, Robert, carter, 24 West Mill street Garvie, David, plasterer, 34 Newrow Garvie & Deas, manufacturers, 57 South Methven street Garvie James, weaver, 9 Earl's dykes Garvie, James, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Garvie, John, labourer, 5 Strathmore street, Bridgend Garvie, Isabella, 26 Athole street Garvie, Johnstone, smith, 12 Barossa Street Garvie, Laurence, labourer, 103 Canal street Garvie, Mrs John, 11 Earl's dykes Garvie, Mrs John, 3 King's place Garvie, Mrs Thomas, 276 High street Garvie, Robert, engineer, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Garvie, William, turner, 20 Main street, Bridgend Garvie, William (of Garvie & Deas), 4 Kings place Gas-Inspectors, Office Coal shore Gathan, Michael, telegraph-worker, 41 Newrow Gavin, John, labourer, 47 Meal vennel Gavan, Martin, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Gavin, Patrick, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Geddes, Lieutenant Alexander (R. P. Rifles), Mount Tabor Geddes, Janet, Priory place, Craigie Geddes, John (of MTherson & Geddes), 12 Victoria street Geekie, Alexander, tailor, 7 Union street Geekie, David, mason, 227 High street Geekie, Mrs David, 50 Main street, Bridgend Genimel, Mrs William, 17 Cross street Geekie, William, engine-fitter, 34 Newrow Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, drapers, 24 St John street Gentle, Robert S. (of Gentle, Murray, & Ewing), Rosebank, Bridgend Gentry, John, provision-merchant, 9 South street Gentry, Timothy, tailor, 7 South street George, Ann, 81 High street George, Robert, draper, 151 High street Gigg, Mrs Joseph, 47 Canal street Gibbons, John, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Gibbons, Mrs William, staymaker, 95 South street Gibbons, Patrick, labourer 154 South street Gibbons, Thomas, 3 Cutlog vennel Gibson, David, clerk, 39 Watergate —

116 GIBSON—GORDON.

Gibson, David, currier, 1 Paul street Gibson, David, County Place Inn, County place Gibson, Helen, dressmaker, 54 High street Gibson, Helen J., 12 York place Gibson, Hendry, tailor, 149 High street Gibson, James, baker, 28 West Mill street Gibson, John, warder, Priory place, Craigie Gibson, John, blacksmith, 216 South street Gibson, Margaret, 5 Castlegable Gibson, Mrs John, 18 Canal street Gibson, Mrs Peter, grocer, 87 Leonard street Gibson, Robert, engine-fitter, 170 High street Gibson, William, hammerman, 75 Leonard street Gibson, William, labourer, 170 High street Giddings, Miss (matron, Murray's Royal Asylum), Bridgend Girdwood, Rev. William, U.P. Manse, 23 York place Gilchrist, Joan, grocer, Low Craigie Gillan, John, bell-hanger, 142 High street Gillespie, John, rope and twine manufacturer, 61 High street house, 19 Barrack street Glass, Alexander, druggist, 39 South Methven street Glass, Andrew, weaver, 340 High street Glass, David, baker, 91 High street—house 87 Glass, David, weaver, 352 High street Glass, George, weaver, 386 High street Glass, Mrs David, 282 High street Glass, Robert, weaver, Clayholes Glass, William, engine-fitter, Newtown Glegg, James, railway-guard, 17 Leonard street Gloag, John, gardener, 43 Leonard street Gloag, Mrs Henry, 9 South street Gloag, Mrs Robert, 219 High street Gloag, Robert, labourer, 23 Stormont street Gloag, William B., grocer, wine, and spirit-merchant, 24 Athole street—house 22 Glovee's Hall, 36 George street Gollen, Mary, dressmaker, 364 High street Goodall, John, labourer, 39 Castlegable Goodsir, John, commission-agent, 29 Kirkgate Goodwin, William, mail-guard, 11 Mill street Gordon, George, chief-constable, Goodlyburn House Gordon, Gilbert, Black Bull Inn, 11 Kirkgate Gordon, Henry, writer, 77 Strathmore street, Bridgend Gordon, Mrs John, 35 Kinnoull causeway Gordon, Mrs John, green-grocer, 136 Canal crescent Gordon, Thomas, labourer, 51 Newrow Gordon, William, clerk, 31 Leonard street Gordon, William, pointsman, 15 Kinnoull causeway GORRIE GOWANS. 117

Gorrie, Alexander, pointsman, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gorrie, Andrew, millwright, 1 Lowe street Gorrie, David, labourer, 41 Main street, Bridgend Gorrie, David, coppersmith and gas-fitter, 251 High street—h.253 Gorrie, George, miller, 4 Paul street Gorrie, John, tailor, 23 Carpenter street Gorrie, John, upholsterer, 5Q Victoria street Gorrie, John, joiner, 24 Mill street Gorrie, John, joiner, 4 South street Gorrie, Mrs George, stoneware-dealer, 233 High street Gorrie, Mrs John, 25 Pomarium Gome, Mrs Thomas, 45 Newrow Gorrie, Mrs William, lodgings, Barnbill Gorrie, Mrs William, furnishings, 5 Athole street Gorrie, Peter, engine-fitter, New town Gorrie, Robert, cabinetmaker, 126 High street Gorrie, Thomas, wire-worker, 64 and 82 Watergate Gorrie, Thomas, pattern-maker, 5 Murray street Gossford, Mrs James, eating-house, 65 Watergate Gould, David, labourer, Low Craigie Gould, Rev. Isaac, Moncrieffe Bank, Craigie Gourlay, Mrs John, 20 Union lane Gourlay, Isabella, 1 1 Commercial street, Bridgend Gourlay, Margaret, washer, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Government Emigeation Office, 2 High st.-—C, G. Sidey, agent Gow, Alexander, shoemaker, 38 Mill street Gow, Alexander, ship-carpenter, 47 Skinnergate Gow, Alexander, 26 Princes slreet Gow, Andrew, labourer, 82 South street Gow, Daniel, coal-merchant, Earl's dykes—bouse 26 Princes st, Gow, Donald, pensioner, 21 Main street, Bridgend Gow, Duncan, grocer, and spirit-dealer, 93 South street—h, 82 Gow, Elizabeth, grocer, 10 Barossa street Gow, James, labourer, Priory place, Craigie Gow, James, seaman, 102 High street Gow, Jane, lodgings, 28 Kirkgate Gow, John, mason, 21 Gowrie street, Bridgend Gow, John, labourer, 89 Main street, Bridgend Gow, John, teacher, New town Gow, John, shoemaker, 113 High street Gow, Magnus M., millwright, 24 Mill street—h. 3 Melville st. Gow, Mrs James, 354 South street Gow, Robert, Asylum-warder, 11 Barossa street Gow, Thomas, coal-merchant, 21 Kinnoull street Gowans, David, weaver, Thimblerow Gowans, Forrester, slater, Thimblerow Gowans, James, wholesale chemist and druggist, 21 High street —house 6 King's place —.

118 GOWANS—GRAY.

Gowans, James, mason, Carr's croft Go wans, James, post-boy, 47 Skinnergate Gowans, Mrs Alexander, winder, 44 Pomarium Gowans, "William, 22 King street Gowenlock, James, gardener, Asylum, Bridgend Grace, John, engine-fitter, 88 Reform place Graham, Alexander, grocer, 74 Pomarium Graham, Andrew, labourer, 22 West Mill street Graham, Andrew, 7 Melville street Graham, David, weaver, 41 Pomarium Graham, Daniel, engine-driver, Dovecotland Graham, Ellis, labourer, 50 Watergate Graham, Isabella, Claypots wynd Graham, James, coal-merchant, 23 Princes street Graham, James, hostler, 18 Canal street Graham, John, plasterer, 47 Pomarium Graham, John D., boot and shoemaker, 26 Carpenter street Graham, John, shoemaker, 330 High street Graham, Mrs, 148 South street Graham, Mrs Alexander, Priory place Graham, Peter, wood and coal merchant, Princes street Cottage Graham, William, weaver, 35 Pomarium Graham, William, engineer, 35 Athole street Grahame, James, engine-fitter, 35 Scott street Grainger, John, contractor, 15 York place Grant, Charles, cabinetmaker, 46 North Methven street Grant, David, 8 Murray street Grant, James, police constable, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend Grant, John, commision and insurance agent, 8 High street house 4 Queen street, Craigie Grant, Miss, Inveravon Bank, Bridgend Grant, Mrs Alexander, 42 North Methven street Grant, Robert S„ accountant, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Grasby, E, H., commercial traveller, 27 James street Grasby, Mrs E., 71 Princes street Grassick, David, agent, Funeral Society, 16 Strathmore st., Bridgend Gray, Alexander, hostler, 48 George street Gray, Andrew, 21 King street Gray, David, plasterer, 37 Leonard street Gray, George, solicitor and bank agent, 80 George st. —house Bowerswell, Bridgend Gray, James, pensioner, 273 High street Gray, James, wright, 184 South street Gray, James, weaver, 75 Leonard street Gray John (Union Bank of Scotland), Murrayville, Kinnoull Gray, John, labourer, Craigie park Gray, John M'Euen, ironmonger, 7 George st., —house 7 High st Gray & Miller, milliners, 83 High street and 48 St. John street GRAY—GUEST. 119

Gray, Elizabeth, milliner, 7 Meal vennel Gray, Mrs Andrew, 2 Charlotte place Gray, Mrs Andrew, 4 Athole crescent Gray, Mrs John, lodgings, 103 Canal street Gray, Mrs William, 1 Barossa street Gray, Patrick, bootmaker, 103 High street—house Bridgend Gray, Peter, weaver, 33 Poraarium Gray, Robert, weaver, 33 Pomarium Gray, Thomas, coachman, 16 Cow vennel Gray, William, blacksmith, 21 Kinnoull street Green, John, porter, 53 Meal vennel Greenhill, Laurence, mason, 276 High street Greenhill, Peter, rope-spinner, 17 Watergate Grego, Charles, optician, 27 High street—house 25 Grego, Nevo, poulterer, Kirkgate—house 3 High street Gregor, John, carpenter, 115 South street Gregor, John, grocer, 323 High street Gregor, Misses, 2 Victoria street Gregor, William H., clerk, 18 James street Greig, Alexander, 32 King street Greig, Andrew, gardener, Barnhill Greig, Christopher, labourer, 8 South, street Greig, David, watchmaker and jeweller, 99 High street and 30 St. John street —house 6 Marshall place Greig, David, platelayer, 41 Canal street Greig, James (of R. & J. Greig), 13 Athole street Greig, James G„ mercantile academy, 16 Union street—house 19 Barossa place Greig, Maria, dressmaker, 21 Kinnoull street Greig, Bobert, labourer, 5 Lowe street Greig, Robert, (of R, & J. Greig), 3 Marshall place Greig, R. & J., merchants, 89 High street Greig, Thomas, clothier and shoe-merchant, 24 Watergate Greig, William, draper, 70 St John street Greig, William, joint city-clerk, 3 High street—house 8 St. Leonard's bank Greig, William, fruiterer, 170 High street Grieve, James, engineer, 83 Leonard street Grieve, John, spirit-dealer, 66 South street Grimmond, Mrs Robert, 26 Melville street Grindlay, Andrew, stoker, 42 Barossa street Grindlay, Robert, railway-guard, Priory place Grove, Mrs T. B., Bertha cottage, Barnhill Grubb, William, baker, 38 Kinnoull causeway Guild, Ellen, 55 Princes street Goild Hall, 96 High street Guild, William, corn-merchant, 28 High street Guest, Charles, gunmaker, Craigie park terrace 120 GUNN HALLIBURTON.

Gunn, Hugh, bricklayer, 40 Meal Vermel Gunn, Mrs, 102 High street Gunn, William, hosier, 53 High street—bouse 55 Guthrie, Alexander, brassfounder, 28 Watergate Guthrie, James, smith, 3 Curfew row Guthrie, John, 116 High street Guthrie, John, police-constable, 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend H Haggart, Ann, grocer, 214 South street Haggart, Ann, mangle, 24 Gowrie street, Bridgend Haggart, John, platelayer, 10 Cross street Haggart, Mrs Peter, 82 South street Haggart, Peter, 31 York place Haggart, Peter, shoemaker, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Haggarty, James, shoemaker, 9 Meal vennel Haggarty, Michael, shoemaker, 136 South street Halkerstone, Robert, painter, 29 Stormont street Halket, Robert, riddlemaker, 190 High street Hall, Finlay, dyer, 327 High street Hall, James, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hall, James, shoemaker, New town Hall, John, vintner, New shore Hall, Mrs, grocer, Hall, Richard, flesher, 11 Leonard street—house 62 Hall, Robert, fisher, 38 Skinnergate Hall, William, slater, 8 Pomarium Hallen, Edward, labourer, 87 High street Halley, Andrew, coal-merchant, Dovecotland Halley, David, weaver, Dovecotland Halley, David, tenter, 34 Leonard street Halley, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 69 George street Halley, James, weaver, 27 Pomarium Halley, James, plasterer, 146 High street Halley, James, tailor and clothier, 70 George street—h. 2 Bridge lane Halley, James, sawyer, 170 South street Halley, Joseph, sailmaker, 74 Victoria street Halley, L., 19 Barossa place Halley, Margaret, rope-manufacturer, 180 High street— h, 16S Halley, Michael, labourer, Clay holes Halley, Mrs Charles, 14 Paul street

Halley, Mrs James, 1 1 Barossa street Halley, Mrs John, 8 Kirkgate Halley, Robert, weaver, 368 High street Halley, William, pointsman, 45 Stormont street Halley, William, weaver, 52 Pomarium Halliburton, David, smith, 2 Union lane 1

HALLIBURTON —HAY. 1 2

Halliburton, William, mason, 5 Cow Vermel Hally, David, sharebroker, 2 Bridge lane Hally, James, messenger-at-arms, 36 George street Hally, Mrs David, 2 Bridge lane Hamilton, David, engine-fitter, 56 West Mill street Hamilton, James (Perth Loan Office, 12 St. John's place Hammermen Incorporation's Hall, 175 High street Handyside, George (Central Shoe Mart), 64 High street Hanick, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal stree Harbour Master's Office, New shore —J. Harvey Hardgrave, Henry, labourer, 25 Guard vennel Harkins, James, brakesman, 11 Hospital street Harkness, B.obert, tailor, 102 High street Harley, George, shoemaker, 146 High street Harley, John, weaver, 63 South street Harley, William, fruiterer, 3 George street—house 3 High street Harper, Mrs John, 139 Canal street Harper, William, fishcurer, Foundry lane—house 10 Athole street Harraughty, John, joiner, 19 Meal vennel Harraughty, Michael, labourer, 146 High street Harraughty, Mrs Peter, Thimblerow Harris, Ann, dressmaker, 13 Barossa street Harris, Benjamin, gunmaker, 20 James street Harris, Charles, mason, 211 South street Harris, David, labourer, Hospital street Harris, Ebenezer, weaver, Claypots wynd Harris, Mrs Alexander, 4 Lowe street Harris, Mrs (Perth Female School), Hospital Harris, Mrs Thomas, 11 Barossa street Harris, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 246 High street Harris, William, painter, 340 High street Harrison, Mrs John, 59 High street Hart, James, gardener, Barnhill Hart, Mrs John, 24 Pomarium Harvey, James, harbour-master, 38 Victoria street Hattle, John, engine-driver, 190 High street Haxton, Alexander, Craigie Park terrace Hay, Adam, dyer, 53 South Methven street —house 246 High st. Hay, Alexander, auctioneer and land-surveyor, 53 South Methven street—house 3 Watergate Hay, Alexander, slater and slate-merchant, 276 High street Hay, Alexander, slater, 34 Newrow Hay, Daniel, dyer, 56 Meal vennel Hay, Isabella, furnishings, 226 South street Hay, James, labourer, 219 High street Hay, James, cabinetmaker, 17 County place—house 3 York place Hay, James, Wright, Ciayholes — house 21 Newrow Hay, James, weaver, 44 Pomarium 122 HAY—HENDERSON.

Hay, James, warper, 36 Barossa street Hay, Jane, dressmaker, 9 St. John street Hay, John, weaver, 57 Pomarium Hay, Joseph, dyer, 6 Mill close Hay, Mrs George, 37 Canal street Hay, Mrs James, Mount Tabor Hay, Mrs James, grocer, 32 South street Hay, Mrs James, lodgings, Low Craigie Hay, Mrs Margaret, Dovecotland Hay, Mrs Peter, 57 Pomarium Hay, Mrs Thomas, 44 Pomarium Hay, Robert, draper, 27 George street—house Gowan Bank, Bridgend Hay, Robert, weaver, 33 Pomarium Hazell, James, refreshment rooms, 165 South street Headrick, Mungo, fireman, New town Heggie, Thomas, labourer, Craigie park Heiton, Andrew, architect, 72 George street—house York place Hemple, Dr Carl R, professor of Music, 4 Rose terrace Henaghan, David, labourer, 5 Barrack street Henderson, Andrew, labourer, New Shore Henderson, Andrew, dyer, 219 High street Henderson, David, railway. guard, New town Henderson, David, guard, Barrack street Henderson, Francis, clerk, 34 Leonard street Henderson, George, fruiterer, 268 High street—house Hillyland Henderson, George, labourer, 10 Carpenter street Henderson, James, fireman, 9 Castlegable Henderson, James, wood-merchant, 309 High street Henderson, James, tobacconist, 20 George street Henderson, James, spirit dealer, 244 High street Henderson, James, carpenter, 6 Canal street Henderson, Janet, 26 Barossa street Henderson, John, letter-carrier, 56 Meal vennel Henderson, John, newspaper reporter, 10 Keir street, Bridgend Henderson, John, coach-painter, 15 St. Ann's lane Henderson, John, photographer, 1 Albert place Henderson, John, jun., photographer, 30 George street Henderson, Matthew, sawyer, 7 Paul street Henderson, Mrs Charles, 15 Charteris street Henderson, Mrs David, 1 Paul street Henderson, Mrs John, 13 Barossa place Henderson, Mrs John, sick-nurse, 1 Paul street Henderson, Mrs John, 17 Watergate Henderson, Mrs John, 6 Canal street Henderson, Mrs John, 17 Meal vennel Henderson, Mrs John, 16 King street Henderson, Mrs William, 8 South street HENDERSON HOB SON. 123

Henderson, Eobert, blacksmith, Thimblerow Henderson, Eobert, weaver, 14 Paul street Henderson, Robert, labourer, 209 South street Henderson, Thomas bell-ringer, 60 High street Henderson, Thomas (R. P, Rifles), 12 South street Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose terrace Henderson, William, railway-guard, New town Hislop, Ann, 10 James street Henderson, William, blacksmith, 6 Canal street Henderson, William, weaver, Thimblerow Henderson, William, tailor, 19 Mill street Hendry, James, waiter, 13 Kinnoull causeway Hendry, John, porter, 306 High street Hendry, William, railway-porter, 71 Pomarium Hepburn, Alexander, weaver, 6 Canal street Hepburn, David, solicitor, 7 Charlotte street—h 4 Barossa place Hepburn, Isabella, 18 North William street Hepburn, Jane, 25 Melville street Hepburn, Laurence, shoemaker, 142 South street Hepburn, Margaret, boarding-school, 11 Athole street Herd, Andrew, mason, 11 Cow vennel Herd, Andrew, mason, High Craigie Herd, Mrs, market-gardener, Barnhill Herd, Thomas, wright, 126 High street Herdman, Mrs David, 28 Watergate Heron, Charles, weaver, 327 High street Heron, & Sons, Joseph, tailors, 6 Gowrie street— house 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Heron, Robert, blacksmith, 8 Homers lane Herschel, Alexander, blacksmith, 41 Kinnoull causeway Hewat, Andrew, pie-baker, 10 Watergate—house Craigie Hewat, James, pie-baker, 30 South Methven street—house 28 Hewat, Kirkwood, candlemaker, 118 High st.—house 79 Canal st, Hewat, William, gamekeeper, 159 South street Higgins, Patrick, broker, 14 Meal vennel Hill, David, labourer, 8 Union street, Hill, David, weaver, 7 South Methven street Hill, James, iron-turner, 39 Scott street Hill, Mrs Charles, 1 Rose terrace Hill, Mrs Robert, 176 High street Hill, William, grocer, 9 Princes street Hill, William, excise-officer, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hilton, Thomas, engine-driver, New town Hind; David, sawyer, 232 South street Hoban, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Hobson, Ann, seamstress, 39 Castlegable Hobson, James, painter, 132 High street 124 HOBSON HUNT.

Hobson, Jane, 17 Greyfriars lane Hobson, John, labourer, 546 High street Hodge, Andrew, engine-driver, New town Hodge, Mrs David, mangle, 39 Newrow Hodgson, Richard, colporteur, Castlegable Hogg, Mrs Catherine, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Hogg, Mrs John, 89 Watergate Hogg, Mrs Peter, 7 High- street Hogg, William, gas-fitter, 204 South street Hogg, William, newspaper reporter, 20 Watergate Holland, Mrs Henry, 3 Cherry lane Hollingworth, Alfred, potato-merchant, 25 Princes street Holmes, Jane, 77 Leonard street Holmes, Mrs, sick-nurse, 246 High street Honey, James M,, solicitor, 28 High street—house Springfield Cottage, New Scone Honey, Janet, 11 St. John's place

Honey, Mrs George, flesher, 1 5 South street—house 22 Honeyman, John, St. Leonard's Inn, Leonard street Hood, Andrew, grieve, 1 Paul's close, Newrow Hood, James, tea-dealer, 17 Skinnergate Hood, John, vintner, 18 Pomarium Hood, Laurence, porter (Union Bank), Skinnergate Hood, Margaret, washer, 224 High street Hood, Samuel, warder, 41 Canal street Hood, William, glass-blower, 74 South street Hopkirk, David, baker, 51 Leonard street Hopkirk, John, baker, 10 Gowrie street, Bridgend Hopekirk, Robert, teacher, Priory place, Craigie Home, Andrew, weaver, Dovecotland Home, George, porter, 13 Cutlog vennel Home, Ann, green grocer, 81 Main street, Bridgend Hosaek, Mrs William, 61 Watergate Hostler, James, coal-dealer, 1 Paul's close, Newrow Hounsel, William, hostler, 1 Mill street Howet, John, tailor, 5 Speygate Howie, James, gardener, 12 Kinnoull causeway Howie, John, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Howie, Mrs James, 47 High street Hughes, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Hughes, Elizabeth, dressmaker, 112 Canal crescent Humble, Rev. Henry, 58 Athole street Hume, Elizabeth, 1 9 Leonard street Hunt, Alexander, draper, 37 Newrow Hunt, Colin A„ hatter and clothier, 38 George Street—house 87 Victoria street' Hunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 56 West Mill street Hunt, Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Watergate HUNTER—INGRAM. 125

Hunter, George, railway-guard, New town Hunter, Harry V. (of Conning & Hunter), Moncrieffe bank,Craigie Hunter, Thomas, victualler, 130 Canal street Hunter, William, railway-guard, 56 West Mill street Husband, David, railway-guard, 7 Earl's dykes Hutchison, Andrew, flesher, 12 Back wynd, Bridgen&. Hutchison, Christopher, 11 Speygate Hutohison, Colin, labourer, Dovecotland Hutchison, John, staff sergeant of pensioners, Barracks Hutchison, Misses, 181 High street and 24 South William street Hutchison, John, cabinetmaker, 57 South street Hutchison, Mrs Ann, 181 High street Hutchison, Mrs John, 120 Canal crescent Hutchison & Co., K., grain-merchants, Canal street Hutchison, Walter, upholsterer, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Hutchison, William, governor, County Prison, Speygate Hutchison, William, weaver, Dovecotland Hutton, David C. (School of Art), Priory place, Craigie Hutton, George, wright, 4 Cow vennel Hutton, James, iron-turner, 1 Water vennel Hutton, Joseph, joiner, 7 Scott street

Imrie, Alexander, goods-agent, 72 Canal street Imrie, George, weaver, 25 Hospital street Imrie, Henry, engine-driver, 39 Cross street Imrie, Janet, washer, 13 Barossa street Imrie, John, skinner, 219 High street Imrie, Joseph, seaman, 2 Bridge lane Imrie, Mrs Alexander, 45 South Methven street Imrie, Mrs David, 33 Cross street Imrie, Mrs John, 13 Cutlog vennel Imrie, Peter, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 76 George street and 18 and 20 Princes street—house Gask Hill, Kinnoull Imrie, Robert, labourer, 16 Cow vennel Imrie, Thomas, porter, Priory place, Craigie

Imrie William, ironmonger, 10 St John street— h. 47 George st. Inches, Helen, lodgings, 21 Main street Bridgend Inches, William, tenter, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Indigent Old Men's Society Stoke, 156 South street—Duncan M'Gregor, storekeeper Ingles, Ann, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Ingles, David, labourer, 214 High street Ingles, James, currier, 25 Commercial street, Bridgend Ingles, Mrs George, shipowner, 34 South William street Ingles, Mrs William, 101 High street Ingram, Archibald, weaver, Dovecotland —

126 INLAND—JACKSON.

Inland Eevenue Office (Excise), 14 Charlotte street and 13 Main street, Bridgend—James Smith, collector Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), 6 Charlotte street — A. Burns M'Donald, distributor and collector, Innes, David, labourer, Barnhill Innes, George, labourer, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend Innes, Mrs John, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend Ireland, James, photographic artist, 30 South Methven street house 122 Canal crescent Ireland, John, shoemaker, Thimblerow Ireland, Mrs Robert, 1 St. Paul's square Ireland, Mrs William, 321 High street Ireland, Peter, clerk, 43 Scott street Ireland, Rae, labourer, 14 Watergate Irish and Magnetic Telegraph Office, 65 Princes street Irons, Robert, joiner, 11 Hospital street Irvine, Ann, milliner, 20 Watergate Irvine, Daniel, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Irvine, James, engineer, Carr's croft Irvine, James, tailor, 129 High street Irvine, John, agricultural implement maker, 6 North William st, Irvine, Mrs Alexander, 146 High street Irvine, Mrs James, shipowner, 85 Victoria street Isaac, Mrs John, sick-nurse, 246 High street Isaac, William, clerk, 10 High street Isdale, James, slater, 34 New row Isles, John, labourer, 56 South William street Isles, Peter, warper, 26 Princes street Izzet, John, seaman, 6 Canal street

Jack, Alexander, shunter, 120 Canal crescent Jack, James, bootmaker, Bridgend—house 12 Gowrie street Jack, James, engine-driver, 6 Union street Jack, John, flesher, 102 High street Jack, Miss, 77 Main street, Bridgend Jack, Mrs Peter, sick-nurse, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Jack, Thomas, brakesman, 72 Victoria street Jackson, Charles, sawyer, 240 South street Jackson, David (Dickson & Turnbull), 5 Kinnoull causeway Jackson, David, plumber, 232 High street Jackson, George, coal-agent, Princes street station—house Craigie Park terrace Jackson, George, glass-blower, 23 Cow vennel Jackson, Henry, seaman, 133 Canal street Jackson, Hunter, joiner, 155 South street Jackson, James, carver and gilder, 3 Bridge lane Jackson, James H., stationer and bookbinder, 165 High st. —h. 195 JACKSON— JOYCE. 127

Jackson, John, bootmaker, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, John, golf-club maker, 72 Athole street —house 50 North Methven street Jackson, John, colporteur, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Jackson, Joseph, platelayer, Dovecotland Jacksons & M'Gregor, bookbinders, 195 High street Jackson, Magnus, photographer, Marshall place—house 30 James st. Jackson, Barbara, milliner, 3 Charlotte street Jackson, E., lodgings, 17 Kinnoull causeway Jackson, Mrs, 10 Kinnoull street Jackson, Mrs James, 142 South street Jackson, Peter, tailor, 89 South street Jackson, Bobert, seaman, 14 South street Jackson, Thomas, carver and gilder, 66 George st. — house 2 Bridge lane Jameson, Melville, solicitor, 1 Athole crescent—house Fernhill, Kinnoull Jamieson, John, clothier and general outfitter, 62 and 64 George street, and 7 Athole street—house 31 Barossa place Jamieson, John, carter, 3 South William street Jamieson, John W. (of Central Bank), MoncriefFe Bank, Craigie Jamieson, Mrs, 28 St, John street Jardine, James, refreshment-rooms, 264 High street—house above J ardine, John (T. Wright & Son), Bowerswell, Bridgend Jarvie, James, seaman, 6 Canal street Jarvie, William, joiner, 105 South street Jeffrie, John, railway-agent office, 19 South street—h. New town Jeffrie, John, labourer, 309 High street Jenkins, Thomas (of Keating & Co.), 27 York place Jenkins, William, labourer, 69 South street Jennings, John, labourer, 126 South street Jennings, Richard, labourer, 10 Paul's close, Newrow Johnman, William, draper, 230 High street-—house 232 Johnman, William, sawyer, 47 Canal street Johnston, Alexander, saw-doctor, 41 Princes st. —h. 5 South st. Johnston, David, fireman, Carr's croft Johnston, Henry, 2 Bridge lane Johnston, Janet, 291 High street Johnston, Margaret, 3 Melville street Johnston, Mrs George, 148 South street Johnston, Mrs James, 204 South street Johnston, Mrs John, 28 Marshall place Johnston, Mrs Thomas, 44 Skinnergate Johnston, Peter, wright, Cow vennel—house 26 Princes street Johnston, Robert, cabinet-maker, 75 Leonard street Johnston, Stewart, flesher, 12 North port—house above Jolly, D, L., agent (National Bank), 5 High street Joyce, Michael, labourer, 5 Barossa street 128 JUNOR KELTY.

Junor, Mrs David, 30 North Methven street Justice, Thomas, cooperage, 35 South street IK Kaen, George, tobacco manufacturer, 69 South street—house 77 Kaen, Michael, publican, 2 North port Kay, James, tailor, 15 Stormont street Kay, Mrs James, 35 Stormont street Kearns, Laurence, mason, Low Craigie Kearny, Ann, High Craigie Keay, Alexander, painter, 35 Stormont street Keay, Andrew, painter, 47 Stormont street Keay, Andrew (of Pullar & Keay), 22 South William street Keay, David, solicitor, 37 George street—h. Craigie park terrace Keay, David, weaver, 205 South street Keay, James (of Bell & Keay), 31 Cross street Keay, James, teacher, 22 Leonard street Keay, James, tenter, 46 Newrow Keay, Misses, milliners, 22 St. John street Keay, Mrs George, dairy, 51 South street Keay, Mrs James, 35 Stormont street Keay, Mrs John, 6 Cross street Keay, Mrs Robert, 22 St. John street Keay, William, painter, 116 South street Keay, William, weaver, Dovecotland Keggan, George, broker, 49 Meal vennel Keegan, Michael, general dealer, 26, Horse cross —house above Keenan, Robert, labourer, 44 Meal vennel Kennan, Andrew, dyer, 59 Meal vennel Keillor, John, Dovecotland Keilour, Joseph, carpenter, 71 Watergate Keilour, Mrs William, 47 Watergate Keilour, Robert & Peter, joiners, 129 High street Keilour, Robert, joiner, 6 Canal sereet Keilour, William, mason, 12 Foundry lane Keilour, Wotherspoon, confectioner, 45 George street Keir, George, gatekeeper, Kinnoull Hill Kelly, John, coachman, Barnhill Kelly, William, tanner, 396 High street Kelt, Mrs Andrew, 60 Watergate Kelt, Andrew, shipowner, Craigie Park Terrace Kelty, Alexander, weaver, 71 Pomarium Kelty, David, eatingJaouse, Flesh vennel Kelty, Miss, Tayhill, Bridgend Kelty, Mrs John, winder, 22 Pomarium Kelty, Mrs John, winder, 44 Pomarium Kelty, Robert, weaver, 44 Pomarium Kelty, William, weaver, 67 Pomarium KEMP KIDD. 1 29

Kemp, James, commercial traveller, 75 Victoria street Kemp, John, solicitor, 36 George street—house 3 King street Kemp, Mary, 1 4 Barrack street Kemp, Peter, labourer, 11 Pomarium Kemp, William, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Kempy, Mary, 34 Leonard street Kennedy, Alexander, labourer, 68 South street Kennedy, Alexander, clerk, 7 Kirkgate Kennedy, Alexander, cowfeeder, 308 High street Kennedy, Alexander, 16 Kinnoidl causeway Kennedy, Duncan, labourer, 162 South street Kennedy, Gilbert, 27 Marshall place Kennedy, James, joiner, 12 Union lane Kennedy, John, Royal George Hotel, George street Kennedy, John, plumber, 11 Cow vennel Kennedy, John, carter, 33 Pomarium Kennedy, Mrs, 31 Leonard street Kennedy, Mrs Alexander, 20 Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Mrs H., lodgings, 38 James street Kennedy, Mrs John, 41 Kinnoull street Kennedy, Mrs John, 182 High street Kennedy, Mrs Peter, 31 Leonard street Kennedy, Mrs Robert, grocer, 16 Kirkgate Kennedy, Peter, moulder, 46 Newrow Kennedy, Peter, book-deliverer, 297 High street Kennedy, Robert, tailor, 55 High street Kennoway, Charles G., confectioner, 101 South street and 41 High street—house 1 03 South street Keough, Mrs Joseph, 43 Leonard street Kerr, Lord Charles L., Kinnoull Cottage, Bridgend Kerr, Isabella, grocer, 17 Union street Kerr, James, teacher, 8 East Bridge street, Bridgend Kerr, John, clerk, Barnhill Kerr, Peter, sheriff-officer, 71 High street Kerr, Robert, painter, 238 High street Kerrigan, Patrick, labourer, 36 Meal vennel Kerrigan, William, labourer, shuttlefield close, South street Kettle, Mrs George, 19 Bridge lane Kettle, Robert, meal and flour merchant, 54 South Methven street —house Priory place, Craigie Kettles, George, labourer, 10 Barrack street Kettles, Jane, Craigie mill Kettles, Mrs Andrew, 3 Main street, Bridgend Kettles, William, coal-merchant, Mill wynd Kettles, William, clerk, 11 Cow vennel Kidd, David, pointsman, 33 Scott street Kidd, John, miller, 41 Main street, Bridgend Kidd, Mrs James, grocer, 1 East Bridge Btreet, Bridgend J — 130 KIDD KIRK.

Kidd, Mrs John, lodgings, 15 Melville street Kidcl, Richard, joiner, 71 South street Kiddie, Mrs Robert, 35 Stormont street Kiddie, Mrs Samuel, Barnhill Kilgour, James, fireman, 77 South street Kilgour, John, cowfeeder, 17 Barossa street Kil patrick, James, broker, 21 Meal vennel Kilpatrick, John, broker, 38 Meal vennel King, Alexander, grocer and commission-agent, 107 South street —house 105 King, Andrew, weaver, Thimblerow King, David, porter, 47 High street King, James, grocer and provision-merchant, 124 High street house 113 King, John, pointsman, 8 Cutlog vennel King, Michael, labourer, 34 New row King, Patrick, labourer, 69 South street King, Thomas, shopman, 360 High street King, William, Dovecotland King, William, spirit-dealer, 7 South street Kinghorn, George joiner, Dovecotland Kin loch, David, manufacturer, 20 Athole street Kinloch, Misses, dressmakers, 20 Athole street Kinmont, James, meal-dealer, 232 South street Kinmonth, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow Kinmonth, John, dyer, Thimblerow Kinnear, David, Beech Villa, Kinnoull Kinnear, David, carpenter, 1 South William street Kinnear, Mrs George, sick-nurse, 51 Watergate Kinnear, Peter, shipowner, 6 Canal street Kinnis, Andrew, dyer, 59 Meal vennel Kinnis, Janet, laundress, 126 South street Kinnoch, George, coach-trimmer, 98 South street Kinnoch, James, shoemaker, 2 Cross street Kinnoch, James, meal dealer, 232 South street Kinnoch, John, weaver, 70 Pomarium Kinnoch, Mrs James, 52 Pomarium Kinnoch, Mrs John, winder, 64 Pomarium Kinnoch, Mrs Joseph, 176 South street Kinnoch, Peter, bootmaker, 29 George street—house 31 Kinnoch, Thomas, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Kinnoch, Thomas, moulder, 81 Leonard street Kinnoch, William, labourer, 64 South street Kippen, John, solicitor, 22 St. John street—house 4 Rose terrace Kippen, Mrs John, Inchbank Cottage, Bridgend Kirk, Alexander, flesher, Claypots wynd Kirk, David, labourer, 266 High street Kirk, John, commercial traveller, 3 Watergate KIRK LAW. 131

Kirk, Peter, skinner and fur-dresser, Clayholes Kirkland & Son, William, timber merchants, 64 Princes street Knight, Alexander, hawker, 1 Meal vennel Knight, James, dyer, 18 Carpenter street Knight, Richard, labourer, 47 Meal vennel Knowles, Rev. W. D,, Stormont Cottage, Bridgend Knox, John, labourer, 161 South street Knox, Mary, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Knox, Mary, 14 Commercial street, Bridgend Knox, Mrs John, 28 West Mill street Knox, Mrs John, 53 New row Knox, Robert H., saddler, 50 George street—house Bridgend

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Lafferty, William, sheriff-officer and collector of accounts, 10 South street Laidlaw, Rev. John, M.A., 3 Athole place Laing, Andrew, 72 High street Laing, Andrew, grocer, 66 St, John street Laing, Charles, dyer, 53 Newrow Laing, Jane, 16 North port Laing, Jessie, 43 Scott street Laing, John, Dovecotland Laing, Peter, pointsman, 80 Pomarium Laing, William, railway-porter, 20 Kinnoull causeway Laird, John, hammerman, 14 New row Laird, John, tailor, 10 High street Lamb, Alexander, railway-porter, Barnhill lodge Lamb, James, stuffer of birds and quadrupeds, 7 King street Lamb, Jane, 27 Watergate Lamb, William, seaman, 6 Canal street Lamont, Alexander, coachman, 11 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lamont, David, police-constable, 103 Canal street Lamont, Duncan, shoemaker, 214 High street Lamont, John, turner, 126 High street Lang, Michael, perfumer, 52 George street—house 48 Lang, William, sawyer, 44 Meal vennel Langlands, James, contractor, Dovecotland Lankham, Jemima, dressmaker, 31 Watergate Lankham, Mrs William, mangle, 31 Watergate Larg, Peter, sexton, 199 South street Lauder, David, fruiterer, 250 High street Lauder, David, labourer, 90 Watergate Lauder, Walter, wright, 352 High street Laurie, Archibald, weaver, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Laurie, James, weaver, Thimblerow Law, & Son, Charles, coal-merchants, 62 Princes street Law, James (of C. Law & Son), 18 North William street 1 32 LAW LITINGSTONE.

Law, John, labourer, Carr's croft Law, William, corn-merchant, 21 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lawson, John, fitter, 64 South street Lawson, Misses, lodgings, Craigie Lawson, Mrs John, greengrocer, 10 Leonard street Lawson, Mrs William, sick-nurse, 55 High street Laynem, John, labourer, 128 South street Lees, Henry R. (of John Lees & Son), 72 George street Lees, & Son, James, gunmakers, 63 George street—house 72 Lees, James fof John Lees & Sons), 199 High street Lees & Sons, John, toy-merchants, 6 George street and 66 High street—house New Scone Lees, Mrs William, toy-merchant, 21 St. John street Leighton, David, sergeant, E. P. Eifles, 22 James street Leighton, John, guard, 406 High street Leitch, Alexander, labourer, 61 Watergate Leitch, James, coach-painter, 77 South street Leitham, William, 37 Kinnoull causeway Lennie, Gregory M., grocer, 144 South street Lennie, Robert, grocer, 1 Princes street Lennox, Catherine, vintner, 50 Princes street Lennox, James, porter, 17 Watergate Lennox, John, mason, 198 South street Lennox, John, fisher, 74 Victoria street Lennox, Lillias, High Craigie Lennox, Major-General, Craigie Park, Craigie

Lennox, Thomas, boat-builder, 1 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leslie, Jonathan, bootmaker, 7 Gowrie street, Bridgend—house 5 Leslie, Mrs J., 5 Gowrie street, Bridgend Leslie, William, sailmaker, New shore Lilburn, Janet, High Craigie Lindsay, General Sir Alexander, Early Bank, Craigie Lindsay, Alexander, clerk, 3 Nelson street Lindsay, Alexander, shoemaker, 9 Flesh vennel Lindsay, John, wright, 71 Main street, Bridgend Lindsay, John, railway-guard, New town Lindsay, John, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 40 High street —house 73 Victoria street Lindsay, John M., 6 Athole place Lindsay, Margaret, 17 East Bridge street, Bridgend Lindsay, Mrs John, 41 South street Lindsay, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 1 King street Lindsay, W. Lauder, M.D., P.R.S., Edinburgh, Gilgal Littlejohn, Mary, seamstress, 206 South street Littlejohn, Mrs Hugh, 103 Canal street Livingstone, John, cowfeeder, 40 Meal vennel Livingstone, John, blacksmith, 46 Newrow Livingstone, John E. (Central Bank), 18 Barossa place LIVINGSTONE LUKE. 1 33

Livingstone, Mrs John, 27 Scott street Livingstone, William, seaman, 3 Cow vennel Livingstone, William, pensioner, 64 South street Lloyd, Richard, baker, 25 Barossa street Lockhart, Margaret, 68 Pomarium Lockhart, Mrs Ninian, 238 High street Logan, Alexander, teacher, 8 Barossa place Logan, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 41 South Methven st, —house 40 Athole street Logan, David, policeman, 219 High street Logan, Henry, railway-porter, 49 Leonard street Logan, Mrs Alexander, 4 Mill wynd Logan, Robert, gardener, Bowerswell, Bridgend Logie, William (of Brown & Logie), 5 Charlotte place Longmore, William, draper, 78 High street—house above Lonie, Mrs James, 57 Pomarium Lonie, Mrs James, 44 North Methven street Lorimer, George, bookseller and stationer, 187 South street Lorimer, G. M., 23 North Methven street Lovat, William, blacksmith, 96 High street Love, James, weaver, 60 Pomarium Love, Mrs James, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street Low, Andrew, clerk, 35 Mill street Low, Ann, 1 1 Cow vennel Low, David, tailor, 7 South Methven street Low, James, weaver, 83 Leonard street Low, James, carter, 62 Watergate Low, John of (Buchan & Low), 5 Barossa place Low, Mrs James, seamstress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Low, Mrs Thomas, 21 Barossa street Low, Matthew, pensioner, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend Low, Robert (Dancing Academy), 30 Carpenter street— house 29 Kinnoull street Low, Sarah, 55 Watergate Low, William, dyer, 246 High street Low, William, shopman, 27 Watergate Low, William, smith, 14 Barrack street Lowden, Alexander, labourer, 9 Keir street, Bridgend Lowden, Isabella, 25 Leonard street Lowe, Miss, teacher (Girl's House of Refuge), Craigie Lowe, Misses, lodgings, 4 Graham's place, King street Lowe, Peter, coal-merchant, 6 Homers lane Lowe, Peter, police-constable, 65 Strathniore street, Bridgend Lowe, Robert, commercial agent, 64 St. John st. —h. Marshall p. Lowrie, Mrs John, 42 Pomarium Lowrie, Mrs Thomas, 6 Canal street Luby, John, labourer, 315 High street Luke, David, printer, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend 134 LUKE MALCOLM.

Luke, Elizabeth, lodgings, 47 Watergate Luke, James, weaver, 369 High street Luke, James, weaver, Clayholes, Luke, James, weaver, 33 Strathmore street, Bridgend Lumsden, John, porter, 105 South street Lumsden, Robert, carter, 7 South Methven street Lumsden, William, smith, 43 Newrow Lundie, John, labourer, 31 Main street, Bridgend Luttat, George, salesman, 183 South street Lyall, James Watson, printer of the Perthshire Journal, Kirkside —house Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Lyden, James, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel Lynch, Matthew, grocer & spirit-dealer, 54 Meal vennel—h. 56 Lynch, Peter, grocer, 106 South street Lyon, David, shoemaker, 12 Meal vennel Lyon, James, miller, 6 Mill close Lyon, Ann, 6 Canal street

Macduff, Hector C. R., Hillside, Barnhill Mackie, Alexander, gardener, Bellwood Cottage, Barnhill Mackie, Andrew, dyer, 154 South street Co., David, plumbers, &c, 22 h. Mackie & ; Cow vennel— 23 Canal street Mackie, David, labourer, 18 Back wynd, Bridgend Mackie, Mrs John, 20 Canal street Mackie, Mrs John, 39 Canal street Madden, John, labourer, 129 South street Mailie, John, labourer, 9 Flesh vennel Mailie, Martin, labourer, 128 South street Mailie, Michael, labourer, 69 South street Mailie, Michael, tailor, 172 South street Mailie, Mrs Patrick, 94 South street Mailie, Thomas, labourer, 170 South street Mailler, Catherine, poulterer, 9 Kirkgate Mailler, Charles, baker, 19 Strathmore street, Bridgend Mailler, John, smith, 67 South street—house Thimblerow Mailler, Mrs, 16 Main street, Bridgend Mailler, Mrs Robert, 10 James street Mailler, Mrs William, 266 High street Mailler, Robert, porter, 8 Homers lane Mailler, Robert, weaver, 396 High street Mailler, Robert, dyer, Thimblerow Mailler, Thomas, blacksmith, 13 Paul street Mailler, William, joiner, 224 High street Malcolm, Alexander, grocer, 64 Athole street Malcolm, John, labourer, 28 Watergate Malcolm, Mrs Dr, 43 King street MALCOLM MARTIN. 135

Malcolm, Mrs Dr, William, 2 Athole street Malcolm, Mrs John, grocer, 19 Kinnoull street Malcolm, William, joiner, 26 Newrow and 63 South street Malloch, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 21 Castlegable Malloch, David, planemaker, Kirkside—house, 28 St. John street Malloch, James, hostler, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Malloch, James, cabinetmaker, 47 Canal street Malloch, John, dyer, 35 Mill street Malloch, John, haircutter, 98 Reform place Malloch, Joseph, fisher, 90 Watergate Malloch, Mrs Robert, vintner, 23 Castlegable Malloch, Mrs William, 163 South street Malloch, William, labourer, Thimblerow Mann, Alexander, slater, 198 High street Mans, William, marshalman, Dovecotland Mannis, Charles, stoker, 46 Newrow Manson, John, labourer, 276 High street Manson, Rev, Thomas, 58 South Methven street Marshall, Charles, porter, 81 Leonard street Marshall, George, carpenter, 29 Pomarium Marshall, James, road-surveyor, Dovecotland Marshall, James, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, James, clerk (Post-Office), 4 Barossa place Marshall, Jane, dressmaker, 44 Newrow Marshall, John, mechanic, 102 High street Marshall, John, labourer, 23 Barossa street Marshall, John, plasterer, 90 Watergate Marshall, John, weaver, 184 South street Marshall, Mrs Alexander, draper, 12 Paul street Marshall, Mrs David, 6 St. Paul's square Marshall, Mrs James, 232 South street Marshall, Mrs James, grocer, 3 Gowrie street, Bridgend Marshall, Mrs Major, 5 Athole crescent Marshall, Mrs William, lodgings, 6 Union lane Marshall & Co,, Peter, bakers, 33 Kinnoull street Marshall, Robert, painter, 23 Stormont street

Marshall, Thomas H. , haircutter, 46 South street Marshall, William, Rosemount, Bridgend Marshall, William, weaver, 57 Strathmore street, Bridgend Marshall, William, weaver, 9 Keir street, Bridgend Marsters, Mrs Robert, 7 Charlotte street Martin, Alexander, labourer, 47 Commercial street, Bridgend Martin, Alexander, porter, 43 Leonard street Martin, Andrew, labourer, 44 Pomarium Martin, Andrew (of Muir & Martin), 15 James street Martin, George, blacksmith, 206 South street Martin, George, pointsman, 25 Scott street Martin, James, baker, 19 Main street, Bridgend 136 MARTIN— MATTHEWSON.

Martin, James, cabinetmaker, 1 9 Hospital street Martin, James 334 High street Martin, James, weaver, Thimblerow Martin, James, rope-spinner, 45 Canal street Martin, James, weaver, 67 Pomarium Martin, James, labourer, Claypots wynd Martin, John, gardener. 50 Main street, Bridgend Martin, John, seaman, 19 Speygate Martin, Marion, dressmaker, 266 High street Martin, Margaret, 18 Stiathmore street, Bridgend Martin, Mrs, lodgings, 116 High street Martin, Mrs David, 15 James street Martin, Mrs Henry, 12 Barossa street Martin, Mrs James, winder, 6 Mill close Martin, Peter, market-gardener, Barnhill Martin, Robert, solicitor, 8 High street—house 41 King street Martin, Thomas, labourer, 10 Carpenter street Martin, Thomas, shoemaker, Claypots wynd Martin, Thomas, labourer, 170 South street Martin, William, blacksmith, 149 High street Mason, Cecilia, 10 Athole street Mason Hall, Royal Arch, 71 High street Mason Hall, Scone and Perth, 14 High street Mason, James, tailor, 25 High street Mason, James, porter, 297 High street Mason, Mrs, 69 South street Mason, Peter, labourer, 12 Barrack street Mason, William, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Princes st. —h. 38 Mason, William, hostler, 27 Watergate Masterton, James, flesher, 39 Castlegable Masterton, Thomas, carpenter, New shore Mather, William, joiner, 4l7South street Matson, John, 116 South street Matthew, Alexander, 4 St. Leonard's bank Matthew, Anthony, tailor, 47 High street Matthew, Charles, 4 St. Leonard's bank Matthew, Charlotte, 16 Barossa place Matthew, George, 51 King street Matthew, Mrs Dr., 13 Marshall place Matthew, Patrick, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Matthew, Peter K., 30 North Methven street Matthew, Peter, guard, 39 Cross street Matthew, William, Red Lion Tavern, 30 High street Matthewson, Duncan, editor of the Herald of Mercy, Rosewell Cottage, Keir street, Bridgend Matthewson, George, carpenter, 85 South street Matthewson, George, gardener, 60 Watergate Matthewson, Mrs James, 5 Cross street MATTHEWSON MENZIES. 137

Matthewson, Robert, carter, 129 Canal street Matthewson, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 36 Athole street Matthewson, Thomas, clothier, 121 High street—h. 17 Hospital street Maughan, Edward, surveyor of taxes, 69 George street Maury, William, solicitor, 7 Charlotte st. —house 47 George st. Maule, John, time-keeper, 14 Barrack street Maule, Thomas R., labourer, 21 Stormont street Mawer, George, stoker, 35 Stormont street Mawer, William, pie-baker, 47 South street Maxtone & Co., George L,, painters, 209 South street Maxtone, William, labourer, High Craigie May, James, blacksmith, 7 Barrack street May, JohD, shoemaker, 149 High street May, William, labourer, 5 Barrack street Mearns, Alexander, tailor, 40 Meal vennel Mearns, Charles, porter, 245 High street Mearns, Mrs Alexander, 47 Stormont street Mearns, Thomas, coal and commisson agent, Moncrieffe terrace Craigie Mechanics' Library Rooms, 175 High street—David Dewar, librarian Mechie, David, labourer, Dovecotland Mechie, James, bootmaker, 6 Gowrie street, Bridgend Mechie, William, maltman, 83 Main street, Bridgend Meiklejohn, John, shoemaker, 116 High street Meldrum, David, stoker, 67 Pomarium Meldrum, James, 12 Paul street Meldrum, John, tailor and clothier, 179 High street Meldrum, Janet, dairy, 5 Union street Melville, Ann, 6 Mill close Melville, Charles ,chimney- sweep, 146 High street Melville, George, carpenter, 70 Pomarium Melville, James, labourer, 69 South street Melville, Joseph, shipmaster, 3 Scott street Melville, Mrs Andrew, 23 Stormont street Melville, Mrs John, 345 High street Melville, Robert, blacksmith, 104 Reform place Melville, Robert, slater, 25 Guard vennel Menie, Mrs James, 5 Barrack street Menzies, Adam, Curfew Row Tavern, 5 Curfew row Menzies, Adam, polisher, 30 Newrow Menzies, Alexander, labourer, Carr's croft Menzies, Alexander, brassfounder, 15 Pomarium Menzies, Alexander, tailor, 15 Bridge lane Menzies, Alexander, cutter, 21 King street Menzies, Archibald, platelayer, 53 Pomarium Menzies, Archibald, cowfeeder, Dovecotland 138 MENZIES MIDDLETON.

Menzies, Catherine, lodgings, 190 High street Menzies, Charles, dyer, Malloch's close, Canal street Menzies, Charles, gamekeeper, 4 Nelson street Menzies, Charles, wright, 148 South street Menzies, Daniel, pattern-cutter, 25 George street Menzies, Duncan, weaver, Shuttlefield close, South street Menzies, Duncan, 77 South street Menzies, Eliza, dressmaker, 113 High street Menzies, Isahella, 38 Skinnergate Menzies, James, golf-ball maker, 21 Kinnoull street Menzies, James, grocer, 63 New row—house 11 County place Menzies, James, currier, 8 Guard vennel Menzies, James, labourer, 126 High street Menzies, James, tailor, 58 Castlegable Menzies, James, porter, 22 Melville street Menzies, Jessie, dressmaker, 13 Leonard street Menzies, John, tailor, 232 High street Menzies, John, draper, 21 Kinnoull street Menzies, John, porter, 82 South street Menzies, John, labourer, 14 Back wynd, Bridgend Menzies, John, lodgings, 112 High street Menzies, John, saddler, 35 South Methven street Menzies, John, labourer, 12 Paul street Menzies, John, maltman, 56 Mill street Menzies, John, shoemaker, 101 High street Menzies, Mary, dressmaker, 26 Nevvrow Menzies, Misses, milliners, 163 High street Menzies, Misses, dressmakers, 224 High street Menzies, Mrs, embroidery warehouse, 25 George street Menzies, Mrs Charles, 53 Newrow Menzies, Mrs Donald, spirit-dealer, 9 Kirkside Menzies, Mrs James, Old Ship Tavern, 25 High street Menzies, Mrs John, 7 South Methven street Menzies, Mrs John, 51 Meal vennel Menzies, Mrs Robert, seamstress, 8 Skinnergate Menzies, Peter, moulder, Dovecotland Menzies, Peter, railway-guard, 19 Pomarium Menzies, Robert, cowfeeder, 295 High street Menzies, Robert, porter, Dovecotland Menzies, Robert, labourer, 49 Pomarium Menzies, Robert, carter, 33 South street Menzies, Stewart, tobacconist, 136 High street—house 129 Menzies, Thomas, commercial lodgings, 24 Leonard street Menzies, William, joiner, 246 High street Menzies & M'Farlane, joiners, 86 High street Mess, George, horse-hirer, 19 South street Methven, Charles, baker, 13 Cow vennel Middleton, Robert, glazier, 12 James street MIDDLETON MILLER. 139

Middleton, William, storekeeper, Carr's croft Mill, Alexander, labourer, Dovecotland Mill, David, weaver, Dovecotland Mill, George, warper, 19 Leonard street Mill, James, labourer, 21 Stormont street Mill, James, grocer, 21 Leonard street Mill, James, dresser, 2 Cross street Mill, Mrs Alexander, 238 High street Mill, Mrs John, 302 High street Mill, William, tenter, 406 High street Miller, Alexander, mason, 74 Victoria street Miller, Alexander, painter, Thimblerow Miller, Alexander, clerk, 10 Melville street Miller, Agnes, 3 Cutlog vennel Miller, Ann, 70 South street Miller, Ann, 301 High street Miller, Angus, wire-fencer, 380 High street Miller, David, grocer, 189 High street Miller, David, boot and shoemaker, 69 High street—house 71 Miller, David, salt-merchant, 263 High street Miller, Frederick, clerk, 24 Carpenter street Miller, George, coach-trimmer, 1 Water vennel Miller, George, labourer, 312 High street Miller, Helen Elizabeth, 69 George street Miller, Henry L., ironmonger, 98 High street—house 59 North Methven street Miller, Henry, 41 Stormont street Miller, Isabella, grocer, 3 Pomarium Miller, J. S„ tobacconist, 23 South street—bouse 2 Bridge lane Miller, J. & J., solicitors, 10 Blackfriars street Miller, James, planemaker, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Miller, James, 19 Mill street Miller, James, spirit-dealer, 34 South Methven street Miller, James, tenter, 151 High street Miller, James, D. (of J. & J. Miller), Knowhead, Bridgend Miller, Jane, 2 Rose terrace Miller. Janet, eating-house, 9 Murray street Miller, John, lamplighter, 219 High street Miller, John, mason, Carr's croft Miller, John, hostler, 9 Castlegable Miller, John, shoemaker, 6 Paul street Miller, John, M. (of J. & J. Miller), Mansfield place, Bridgend Miller, Margaret, 44 Pomarium Miller, Margaret, 28 Watergate Miller, Mary, 11 Pomarium Miller, Misses, 44 Athole street Miller, Mrs, Register Office, 123 High street Miller, Mrs, 2 Lowe street 1 40 MILLER MINIGAN.

Miller, Mrs Alexander, 9 Castlegable Miller, Mrs Alexander, 6 Canal Btreet Miller, Mrs Alexander, washer, 21 Cross street Miller, Mrs Andrew, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs Andrew, 231 High street Miller, Mrs Charles, 20 Carpenter street Miller, Mrs David, stay-maker, 6 Paul street Miller, Mrs Dr James, 30 King street Miller, Mrs James, 211 South street Miller, Mrs James, 3 Cutlog vennel Miller, Mrs James, Mansfield place, Bridgend Miller, Mrs Janet, Dovecotland Miller, Mrs John, 7 Barossa place Miller, Mrs John, lodgings, 50 Athole street Miller, Helen, 11 Paul's close, Newrow Miller, Richard, tinsmith, 308 High street Miller, Peter, sawyer, 25 Leonard street Miller, Robert, cutter, 30 Princes street Miller, Robert, plasterer, 44 Newrow Miller, Robert, watchmaker, 44 Newrow Miller, Robert, draper, 68 South Methven street Miller, Robert, shopman, 13 Homers lane Miller, Robert, pointsman, 77 Pomarium Miller, Robert, porter, 258 High street Miller, Rev. Thomas, Queen street, Craigie Miller, Thomas, A.M., LL.D., F.R.S.E., rector, (Academy), Inch- bank, Bridgend Miller, Thomas, weaver, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Miller, Thomas, bootmaker, 143 High street—house 146 Miller, Thomas, weaver, 12 Pomarium Miller, William, tobacconist, 55 George street—h. 2 Bridge lane Miller, William, carpenter, Horners lane Miller, William, shoemaker, 139 Canal street Miller, William, weaver, 34 Newrow Miller, William, cowfeeder, 9 Barossa street Miller, General W. H,, 3 Albert street Milligan, Mrs George, 163 South street Milligan, John, shoemaker, 73 Leonard street Milne, George, joiner, 19 Stormont street Milne, Leslie, plumber, 39 Canal street Milne, Miss, 20 King street Milne, Mary, 37 Canal street Milne, Rev. John, 1 King's place Milne, Rev. Robert, A,M., Viewland, Glasgow road Milne, William, Hammerman's Inn, 28 Mill street Milne, William (of Cornfutes & Milne), 24 Kinnoull street Milton, Andrew, plane-maker, 12 South street Minigan, Patrick, labourer, 146 High street — MITCHELL—MONCRIEFF. 141

Mitchell, Andrew, slater, 4 Kinnoull causeway, and 6 St Paul's square Mitchell, Andrew, plumber, 39 Canal street Mitchell, Charles, upholsterer, 266 High street Mitchell, David, police-constable, 8 Foundry lane Mitchell, Ebenezer (of Morton & Mitchells), Crossmount Cottage, Bridgend Mitchell, Hector, ropemaker, 202 High street Mitchell, Hugh, draper, 15 St John street—house 19 Mitchell, James, Stormont Arms Inn, 43 South street Mitchell, James, waggon-inspector, 82 Reform place Mitchell, shoemaker, 219 High street Mitchell, James, weaver, 312 High street Mitchell, John, ironmonger, 62 High street —house 60 Mitchell, John, fireman, 336 High street Mitchell, John, mason, 34 Newrow Mitchell, John, labourer, 160 South street Mitchell, Elizabeth, 47 Watergate Mitchell, Isabella, 8 Castlegable Mitchell, Mrs, Malloch's close, South street Mitchell, Mrs David, 98 South street Mitchell, Mrs James, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Mitchell, Mrs James, 11 Stormont street Mitchell, Mrs James, 17 Pomarium Mitchell, Robert, baker, 49 South street Mitchell, Robert, mason, 11 East Bridge street, Bridgend Mitchell, Robert, compositor, 129 South street Mitchell, Mrs Thomas, 90 South street Mitchell, William, dyer, 396 High street Mitchell, William, hammerman, Dovecotland Mitchell, William, mason, 26 Newrow Mitchell, William, bookbinder, 8 Bridge lane—h. 98 South street Model Lodging-House, 24Skinnergate—Peter Robertson, keeper Moir, James, teacher (Free West Church School), Curfew row house New Scone Moir, James, mason, 56 Pomarium Moir, Mrs William, grocer, 25 Main street, Bridgend Moir, Mrs William, 58 Scott street Moffat, William, engine-driver, 128 Canal Cresent Moncrieff, Alexander (of Moncrieff & Co.), Tayside, Bridgend Moncrieff, Andrew, fireman, 39 Leonard street Moncrieff, David, bottlemaker, 219 South street Moncrieff, David, mason, 65 South street Moncrieff, Mrs David, weaver, 44 Newrow Moncrieff, James, dyer, 29 Mill street Moncrieff, David, plasterer, Leonard street Moncrieff, Matthew, spirit-dealer, 121 South street Moncrieff, Misses, 5 Athole place Moncrieff, Misses, 58 South Methven street 142 MONCRIEFF—MORRISON.

Moncrieff, Mrs David, tobacconist, 57 Princes street Moncrieff, Mrs George, 7 Athole crescent Moncrieff, Mrs Thomas, 5 Stormont street Moncrieff, Thomas, grocer, 21 Hospital street—house 44Newrow Moncrieff, Thomas, weaver, 41 Pomarium Moncrieff & Co., R. H., solicitors, 8 Blackfriars street Monteith, Alexander, labourer, 71 South street Monteith, Mrs John, 13 Princes street Monteith, Peter, joiner, 14 Kinnoull causeway Montgomery, James, baker, 285 High street—house above Moran, Michael, labourer, 146 High street More, Alexander, cowfeeder, 31 Castlegable More, David, weaver, 19 Leonard street More, George, mason, 31 Leonard street More, James, mason, 77 Leonard street More, James, weaver, 291 High street More, James, fireman, 398 High street More, John, mason, 23 North Methven street More, John, grocer, 11 North Methven street—house 15 More, Mrs Alexander, 3 Watergate More, Robert, weaver, 299 High street More, Thomas, baker, 71 Watergate Morgan, Andrew, labourer, 1 2 Cow vennel Morgan, Mrs Alexander, 319 High street Morison & Duncan, booksellers and stationers, 22 High street Morison, Francis, county assessor, 49 King street Morison, James (of Morison & Duncan), 38 Watergate Morison, James (of J. & R. Morison), Mansfield place, Bridgend Morison, J. & R., accountants, 4 Blackfriars street Morison, John, Joiner, 34 Newrow Morison, Peter, warper, 20 Pomarium Morison, Robert (of J. & R. Morison), 28 King street Morris & Dow, joiners, 232 High street Morris, Alexander, fireman, 5 Cross street Morris, Alexander, coach trimmer, 7 Barossa street Morris, Janet, winder, 35 Pomarium Morris, James, miller, Balhousie Morris, James, joiner, 6 Carpenter street Morris, Mrs Peter, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend Morris, Mrs William, 199 South street Morris, Mrs William, High Craigie Morris, Peter, engine-fitter, 68 Athole street Morris, Thomas, boiler-maker, 346 High street Morrison, Alexander, meal-dealer, 61 South street Morrison, Ann, 9 Charteris street Morrison, Jane, dressmaker, 16 North WilHam street Morrison, James, 55 High street Morrison, Misses, dressmakers, 71 Princes street MORRISON—MUNRO. 1 43

Morrison, Margaret, 56 Watergate Morrison, Mrs Hector, 149 High street Morrison, Sarah, milner, 70 Pomarium Morrison, Thomas, superintendent of Baths, Mill street Morrison, William, porter, 102 High street Morrison, William, railway-guard, 11 Cow vennel Morrison, William, printer, 67 South street Morton, David (of Morton & Mitchells), Rockville, Barnhill Morton, Duncan, seaman, 184 South street Morton, E., dressmaker, 142 South street

Morton, James, tea-dealer, 43 George street—h. 21 Melville st, Morton, James, tinsmith, 69 South street—house 142 Morton, John, labourer, 1 Homers lane Morton, Miss, 19 North Methven street Morton & Mitchells, drapers, 23 St, John street Morton, William, tailor, 44 Newrow Mostyn, Robert, collector of customs, Mansfield place, Bridgend Moyes, Andrew, tailor and clothier, 85 High st. —house above Moyes, James, boilermaker, 224 High street Moyes, Jane, 6 Newrow Muckersie, Andrew, moulder, 23 Stormont street Muckersie, Hendry, moulder, 34 Barossa street Muckersie, James, cooper, 3 Princes street Muckersie, William, hairdresser, 5 Princes street Muir, James, labourer, 65 Leonard street Muir, James, painter, 240 South street

Muir & Martin, brewers, 1 21 Canal street Muir, Thomas, coal-agent, 4 Earl's dykes Muir, William (of Muir & Martin, 94 Paradise place Muir, William, railway-inspector, 2 Glovers place, New town Muirhead, George, painter, 308 High street Muirhead, Mrs W., 9 Paul's close, Newrow Mullholland, Neil, labourer, 38 Pomarium Mullion, James, baker, 15 Leonard street —house 4 Paul's close, Newrow Mullion, John, tinsmith, 5 Paul's close, Newrow Mullion, Mark, labourer, 199 South street Mulroy, Michael, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Munro, David, tailor, Dovecotland Munro, David, lapidary, Dovecotland Munro, Donald, 13 Leonard street Munro, Duncan, joiner, 31>-Storniont street Munro, Hugh, wright, 41 Commercial street, Bridgend Munro, James, jeweller, 17 Kinnoull street Munro, James, toll-keeper, Dovecotland Munro, John, cabinetmaker, 216 High street Munro, John, weaver, 370 High street Munro, Mrs Alexander, shoe-dealer, 201 High street 144 MUNRO—MURRAY.

Munro, Mrs Alexander, 4 Mill wynd Munro, Mrs Ann, 32 West Mill street Munro, Mrs Donald, 27 Main street, Bridgend Munro, Mrs Ebenezer, 7 South Methven street Munro, Mrs James, 221 South street Munro, Mrs William, 101 High street Munro, Mrs William, dairy, New town Munro, Thomas, grocer, 73 North Methven street Munro, William, dyer, 20 Pomarium Munro, William, weaver, Dovecotland Munro, William, grocer, 11 North port Murdoch, J. A., tallow chandler, 120 High street Murdoch, Eev. John, 34 High street Murdoch, John, carter, 25 Cross street Murdoch, John, pointsman, 10 Cross street Murdoch, John (of Murdoch & Sons), 17 Athole street Murdoch, Mrs William, 79 Pomarium Murdoch, Thomas, basketmaker, &c, 14 Kirkgate Murdoch, William, weaver, Malloch's close, Canal street Murdoch & Sons, tanners, Mill street Murie, David, commission-agent, 7 High street—h, 60 Scott street Murie, David, hammerman, Dovecotland Murie, James, porter, 7 Earl's dykes Murie, John, plumber, 44 Watergate Murie, John Scott, tanner, Back wynd, Bridgend Murie, Mrs George, Dovecotland Murie, Mrs James, 33 Cross street Murie, Mrs John, 4 Murray street Murie, Robert, currier, Bowerswell, Bridgend Muriel, Arthur, commercial traveller, 1 Marshall place Murphy, James, pawnbroker, 34 Mill street—house 151 High st. Murray, Alexander, carver and gilder, 4 St. John street—house 89 South street Murray, Alexander, gardener, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Murray, Alexander, weaver, 27 Strathmore street, Bridgend Murray, David, shoemaker, 226 High street—house 224 Murray, Hugh, hostler, 73 South street Murray, James, porter, 214 High street Murray, James (of Gentle, Murray, & Ewing), 2 Nelson sheet Murray, James, joiner, 47 Skinnergate Murray, John, mason, 224 High street Murray, John, pointsman, Dovecotland Murray, John, cork mannfacturer, 15 Bridge lane Murray, John, Low Craigie Murray, John, clerk, Priory place, Craigie Murray, John, railway-guard, 67 Pomarium Murray, John, stoneware-merchant, 134 South street Murray, Joseph, joiner, 273 High street MURRAY—M'CASH. 145

Murray, Mary, 56 George street Murray, Mrs Alexander, 35 Pomarium Murray, Mrs John, 39 Stonnont street Murray, Mrs John, 142 Canal crescent Murray, Mrs Peter, 14 Pomarium Murray, Robert, labourer, 14 South street Murray, Robert, builder, 12 North William street Murray, Thomas, fitter, 77 South street Murray, Thomas, wright, 15 Charteris street Murray, William, builder, 13 Rose terrace Murray, William, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Murray's Royal Asylum, Bridgend Museum and Antiquarian Society, 78 George street Mustard, David, cooper, 56 West Mill street

M'Ainsh, William, gardener, 246 High street M'Airly, Miss, dressmaker, 11 Stormont street M'Ara, Andrew, wright, 258 High street M'Ara, Andrew, wright, Garr's Croft M'Arthur, Duncan, tailor, 5 Paul's close, Newrow M' Arthur, John, warehouseman, 10 County place M'Arthur, John, carter, 2 Newrow M'Arthur, John, turner, 120 High street M'Arthur, John, dairy, 58 Pomarium M'Arthur, Helen, Dovecotland. M'Arthur, William, guard, 246 High street M'Arthur, Robert, shoemaker, 163 South street M'Arthur, Peter, pointsman, 18 Canal street M'Arthur, Peter, spirit-dealer, 20 Bridge lane M'Aulay, C, straw-hat maker, 170 High street M'Aulay, Donald, labourer, 163, South street M'Aulay, George, carter, 159 South street M'Aulay, James, mechanic, 90 Watergate M'Aulay, John, pointsman, 53 South street M'Aulay, John, blacksmith, 177 South 6treet M'Bain, James, china-dealer, 213 High 6treet M'Caill, Miss, 1 Blackfriars street M'Call, Duncan, blacksmith, 46 Pomarium M'Call, Alexander, labourer, 17 Meal vennel M'Callum, Donald, 9 Barossa place M'Callum, John, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Callum, John, carter, 42 Watergate M'Callum, James, blacksmith, 44 Meal vennel M'Callum, Peter, land-surveyor, 81 Canal street M'Callum, Peter, grocer, 59 Princes street M'Cash, John, grain-merchant, 24 County place—house King s place K 146 m'cash—m'donald.

M'Cash, Joseph, weaver, Thimblerow M 'Cash, Margaret, lodgings, 63 Leonard 6treet M'Cash, Mrs David, 19 Speygate M'Cash, Mrs William, 334 High street M'Cash, William, grocer and spirit-merchant, 325 High street M'Conochie, John, labourer, 19 St. John's place M'Conochie & Son, John, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 47 Princes street—house 58 South Methven street M'Conochie, Lauchlan, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 Mill street —house 15 Marshall place M'Conochie, M., 77 South street M'Conochie, Mrs William, Low Craigie M'Conochie, Stewart, moulder, 39 Castlegable M'Conochie, Thomas, warper, 56 Pomarium M'Conochie, Thomas, platelayer, 74 Pomarium M'Cormick, Alexander, rope-spinner, 13 Cross street M'Cormick, Cornelius, ropemaker, 9 Paul's close, Newrow M'Cormick, John, labourer, 74 Athole street M'Craw, John, labourer, 45 Canal street M'Culloch, Alexander, carter, 273 High street M'Culloch, Janet, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Culloch, Mrs Alexander, 1 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Currach, David, teacher, 60 Watergate M'Currach, David, clerk, 46 St. John street M 'Currach & Son, Peter, builders, 48 Victoria street M'Donald, James, joiner, 68 Athole street M'Donald, James, cabinetmaker, 92 High street M'Donald, John, ropemaker, 59 Meal vennel M'Donald, John, mason, 239 High street M'Donald, John, inspector of police, 20 Watergate M'Donald, John, tailor, 68 St John street M'Donald, John, toll-keeper, Barnhill M'Donald, John, baker, 47 Stormont street M'Donald, John, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, John, weaver, Clayholes M'Donald, John, shoemaker, 36 Skinnergate M'Donald, John, labourer, 44 Meal vennel M'Donald, Laurence, agent, 305 High street M'Donald & Campbell, grocers, 131 High street M'Donald, Margaret, 4 Pomarium M'Donald, Flora, laundress, 36 West Mill street M'Donald, Flora, 17 Greyfriars lane M'Donald, Sarah, 25 King street M'Donald, Mrs Alexander, 86 South street M'Donald, Mrs Archibald, 59 Meal vennel M'Donald, Mrs Donald, 44 Barossa street M'Donald, Mrs Duncan, 14 Paul street M'Donald, Mrs Hugh, 13 Speygate —

[Names accidentally omitted.^ M'Dermont, John, labourer, 289 High street M'Diarmid, Barbara, heddlemaker, 9 North Methven street M 'Donald, A, Bums (Stamps and Taxes), Earnoch Bank, Bridgend M'Donald, Alexander, toll-keeper, Scone Toll, Bridgend M'Donald, Alexander, labourer, 23 Leonard street M'Donald, Alexander, dyer, 282 High street M'Donald, Andrew, labourer, 3 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Angus, auctioneer and land-surveyor, Auction Mart, 15 Mill street— house 60 Atbole street M'Donald, Archibald (of M'Donald & Campbell), 18 Marshall pi. M'Donald, Charles, tailor, 273 and 224 High street M'Donald, Charles, mason, 239 High street M'Donald, C, & J,, wine-merchants, 74 George street and 25 Castlegable—house 5 Charlotte place M'Donald, Donald, labourer, 382 High street M'Donald, Donald, porter, 15 Guard vennel M'Donald, Esther, hawker, Cutlog vennel M'Donald, Henry (County Constabulary), 48 South Methven st. M'Donald, James, meal-merchant, 52 South Methven 6treet house 7 South Methven street M'Donald, James, cattle-dealer, 9 North Methven street M'Donald, James, seaman, 135 Canal street M'Donald, James, cowfeeder, 173 South street M'Donald, James, shoemaker, 158 Main street, Bridgend M'Donald, James, railway-guard, New town

m'donald—m'farlane. 147

M'Donald, Mrs Jame, grocer, 261 High street M' Donald, Mrs William, 71 Poroarium M'Donald, Mrs Peter, 28 West Mill street M'Donald, Isabella, dairy, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Donald, Margaret, fish-dealer, 252 High street M'Donald, Myles, brushmaker, 151 High street M'Donald, Robert, Claypotts wynd M'Donald, Robert, Edinburgh Chophouse, 81 South street M'Donald, Robert, carter, 26 Pomarium M'Donald, Robert, mason, Dovecotland M'Donald, Walter, tobacconist, 14 Charlotte street M'Donald, William, coach-trimmer, 89 South street M'Donald, William, wright, 179 South street M'Donald, William, joiner, 44 Barossa street M'Donald, William, carpenter, 21 Cross street M'Donald, William, labourer, 155 South street M'Dougall, Duncan, tailor, 87 High street M'Dougall, John, carter, 56 Mill street M'Dougall, John, weaver, 77 South street M'Dougall, Joha, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend M'Dougall, Isabella, 24 King street M'Dougall, Margaret, 175 High street M'Dougall, Mrs Duncan, mangle, 8 Cow vennel M'Dougall, Mrs John, Dovecotland M'Dougall, Peter, grocer, 139 High street M'Dougall, Peter, chimney-sweep, 288 High street M'Duff, James, cartwright, 34 Newrow M'Duff, Mrs Charles, 48 Pomarium M'Ewan, Cecelia, 47 George street M'Ewan, David, Assistant-Apothecary, Infirmary, M'Ewan, Andrew, wright, 276 High street M'Ewan, David, detective-officer, 154 South street M'Ewan, David, tinsmith, 14 Pomarium M'Ewan, David, labourer, Cutlog vennel M'Ewan, Helen, 32 West Mill street M'Ewan, James, tinsmith, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend M'Ewan, James, labourer, 51 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Ewan, John, 25 High street M'Ewan, Janet, 161 High street M'Ewan, Marjory, 21 Kinnoull street M'Ewan, Mrs David, lodgings, 59 Scott street M'Ewan, Mrs David, washer, 39 Princes street M'Ewan, Mrs Thomas, 60 Pomarium M'Ewan, Mrs Thomas, 55 King street M'Ewan, Peter, labourer, 116 High street M'Ewan, Peter, Queen street, Craigie M'Ewan, Robert, shoemaker, Dovecotland M'Farlane & Co., mill-spinners, Paul street 148 m'faelane—m'gill

M'Farlane, Alexander, blacksmith, 15 Foundry lane M'Farlane, Alexander, Perth Foundry, Paul street—house 326 High street M'Farlane, Alexander, weaver, Dovecotland M'Farlane, Andrew, labourer, 103 Canal street M'Farlane, David, smith, 14 Watergate M'Farlane, Donald, dairy, 7 North Methven street M'Farlane, Duncan, auctioneer and commission salesman, 7 and 14 High street—house Corsiehill house M'Farlane, Duncan, labourer, 10 Barrack street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 339 High street M'Farlane, James, labourer, 3 St Paul's square M'Farlane, John, smith, 8 Barrack street M'Farlane, John, carter, 13 Speygate M'Farlane, John, labourer, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Farlane, John, labourer, 7 Keir street, Bridgend M'Farlane, Amelia, 7 Marshall place M'Farlane, Catherine, 4 South street M'Farlane, Janet, 1 Paul street M'Farlane, M., grocer, 27 Kirkgate M'Farlane, Margaret, 103 Canal street M'Farlane, Margaret, dressmaker, 345 High, street M'Farlane, Mrs Alexander, washer, 102 Reform place M'Farlane, Mrs D., 7 Stormont street M'Farlane, Mrs Henry B., 2 Barossa place M'Farlane, Mrs John, 11 York place M'Farlane, Mrs William, 223 South street and 214 High street M'Farlane, Peter, millwright, 28 Watergate M'Farlane, Peter, weaver, 125 South street M'Farlane, Peter, joiner, New town M'Farlane, Bobert, rope-spinner, 40 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Thomas, labourer, 159 South street M'Farlane, William, mason, New town M'Farlane, William, labourer, 9 Speygate M'Farlane, William, cabinetmaker, 246 High street M'Fauld, Alexander, sawyer, 139 South street M'Fauld, Mrs James, gardener, Barnhill M'Fauld, John, cabinetmaker, 21 Kinnoull street M'Fayden, Archibald, labourer, 9 Leonard street M'Feat, Stewart, labourer, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Feat, Stewart, labourer, 21 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Feat, Thomas, baker, 19 Mill street M'Gall, Charles, bricklayer, 56 High street M'Gall, John, bricklayer, 3 St. Paul's square M'Gee, Peter, baker, 13 Meal vennel M'Gee, William, railway-guard, 10 Kinnoull causeway M'Gie, William, engine-driver, 43 Leonard, street M'Gill, James, pastry-baker, 89 South street —

m'gill—m'gregor. 149

M'Gill, Euphemia, mangle, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Gillivary, Alexander, weaver, 17 Kinnoull causeway M'Gillivary, David, painter, 70 Pomarium M'Gillivary, Hugh, fireman, 3 Cherry lane M'Gilliwie, Daniel, tailor, 232 High street M'Gilliwie, John, clerk, 56 Canal street M'Gilliwie, Janet, grocer, 101 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Mrs James, 51 Watergate M'Gilliwie, Thomas, tailor, 12 Barossa street M'Glashan, Alexander, fitter, 6 Homers lane M'Glashan, James, labourer, New shore M'Glashan, James, brassfounder, 170 High street M'Glashan, John, brewer, 1 Kirkgate M'Glashan, John, potato-dealer, 14 Kirkside M'Glashan, John, carter, 9 Castlegable M'Glashan, Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 23 Carpenter street M'Glashan, Mrs Thomas, spirit-dealer, 51 High street— house 5. Castlegable M'Glashan, William, railway-guard, Dovecotiand M'Glashan, William, baker, 10 Carpenter street M'Glyan, Michael, labourer, 8 Foundry lane M'Gonnell, Daniel labourer, Craigie McGregor, Albert, lapidary and jeweller, 40 George street house Sunnybower, Kinnoull M'Gregor, A. & W., cloth-merchants, 18 St John street M'Gregor, Alexander, hackler, 224 High street M'Gregor, Alexander, bookbinder, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Alexander, labourer, 36 West Mill street M'Gregor, Alexander, 52 Poraarium M'Gregor, Alexander, engine-cleaner, 27 Cross street M'Gregor, Ann, winder, 64 Pomarium M'Gregor, Christina, 31 Leonard street M'Gregor, Daniel, 238 High street M'Gregor, David, police-constable, 65 Strathmore st,, Bridgend M'Gregor, David, engine-driver, Low Craigie M'Gregor, David, engraver, 5 George street M'Gregor, Duncan, guard, 34 Kinnoull causeway M'Gregor, Duncan, tailor, 154 South street M'Gregor, Duncan, joiner, 55 High street M'Gregor, Duncan, gardener, Tayside, Bridgend M'Gregor^ James, weaver, Dovecotland M'Gregor, James, labourer, 163 South street M'Gregor, James, dyer, Newtown M'Gregor, James, tinsmith, 112 South street M'Gregor, James, saddler, 8 Pomarium M'Gregor, John, labourer, Dovecotland M'Gregor, John, leather-merchant, 178 High st. —h. 89 South st« M'Gregor, John, clerk (Post-Office), 13 North Methven street —

150 m'gregoe—m'intosh.

M'Gregor, John, moulder, 1 Paul street M'Gregor, John, tailor, 20 Watergate M'Gregor, John, weaver, 386 High street M'Gregor, John, brassfounder, 29 Stormont street M'Gregor, John, janitor, (Sharp's Institution), 4 South Methven et M'Gregor, John, labourer, 35 Stratbmore street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Jessie, lodgings, 28 James street M'Gregor, Lewes, Contractor, 34 Newrow M'Gregor, Malcolm, Grocer, 217 High street M'Gregor, Mrs, lodgings, 46 High street M'Gregor, Mrs, 15 Stratbmore street, Bridgend M'Gregor, Mrs John, 7 Kirkgate M'Gregor, Janet, spirit-dealer, 2 North Methven street M'Gregor, Mrs Peter, 2 1 King street M'Gregor, Mrs Peter, 216 South street M'Gregor, Mrs Robert, winder, 50 Pomarium M'Gregor, Neil, dyer, 163 South street M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 12 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Gregor, Peter, gardener, 10 Hospital street M'Gregor, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 65 George 6treet house Sunnybower, Kinnoull M'Gregor, Thomas (of Jacksons & M'Gregor), 26 Melville st. M'Gregor, Thomas, gardener, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Gregor, William, weaver, 32 West Mill street M'Gregor, William, labourer, 300 High street M'Gregor, William (of A. & W. M'Gregor), 29 Barossa place M'Guire, James, labourer, Shuttlefield Close, South street M'Gruthar, Mrs John, 17 Marshall place M'lldowie, George, baker, 219 High street M'Hardie, John, labourer, 95 High street MTntosh, Alexander, labourer, 170 High street M'intosh, Alexander, 41 Main street, Bridgend M'intosh, Alexander, dyer, 330 High street M'intosh, Angus, labourer, 90 Watergate M'intosh, Archibald, labourer, 15 Kirkgate M'intosh, Charles, labourer, 16 Strathmore street, Bridgend MTntosh, Charles, porter, 46 Main street, Bridgend MTntosh, Charles, blacksmith, 30 Barossa street MTntosh, Christina, 28 Gowrie street, Bridgend MTntosh, David, South U, P. Church officer, 246 High street # MTntosh, Donald, surveyor of taxes, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie MTntosh, Duncan, mason, Dovecotland MTntosh, George, dyer, 190 High street MTntosh, Helen, teacher, 9 Scott street MTntosh, Henry, insurance-agent, 37 South Methven street MTntosh, Hugh, 32 Skinnergate MTntosh, James, labourer, 11 Kinnoull causeway MTntosh, James, Low Craigie m'intosh—m'kay. 151

M'Intosh, John, carpenter, 47 Skinnergate M' In tosh, John, cabinetmaker, 68 High street M'Intosh, John, porter, Dovecotland M'Intosh, Mrs, 246 High street M'Intosh, Mrs Alexander, 23 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Intosh, Mrs Catherine, fruiterer, 16 Kirkside—house Craigie Park terrace M'Intosh, Mrs John, 7 Paul street, and 10 Carpenter street M'Intosh, Mrs Mary, Thimblerow M'Intosh, Mrs Robert, Barnhill M'Intosh, Murdoch, moulder, 10 Barrack street M'Intosh, Peter, porter, 10 Pomarium M'Intosh, Robert, tailor, 126 South street M'Intosh, William, tailor and clothier, 7 St John street —house 113 High street M'Intosh, William, carpenter, 184 South street M'Intosh, William, carpenter, 87 Canal street M'Intosh, William, railway-guard, 15 Kinnoull causeway M'Intosh, William, moulder, 110 South street M'Intyre, Alexander, hostler, 11 Carpenter street M'lntyre, Ann, milliner, 188 High street—house 190 M'Intyre, Daniel, grocer, 193 High street M'Intyre, Daniel, grocer, 72 South Methven street M'Intyre, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer—house 122 Canal crescent M'Intyre, Donald, painter, 3 Curfew row M'Intyre, Duncan, labourer, 175 South street M'Intyre, James, tanner, 219 High street M'Intyre, James, painter, 73 George street—house 14 Watergate M'Intyre, James, weaver, 211 South street M'Intyre, John, labourer, Newtown M'Intyre, John, weaver, 199 South street M'Intyre, John, labourer, 13 Foundry lane M'Intyre, Malcolm, postboy, 4 Cow vennel M'Intyre, Mrs, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Intyre, Mrs Daniel, 13 Paul street M'Intyre, Mrs Donald, 120 Canal crescent M'Intyre, Mrs John, 13 Paul street M"Intyre, Mrs Thomas, Receiving P„ O. 143 Canal street M'Intyre, Thomas, working jeweller, 35 Watergate M'Intyre, William, labourer, 44 Meal vennel M'Isaac, John, mashman, 3 Isla street. Bridgend M'Kay, Alexander, tailor, 8 Kinnoull street M'Kay, Bernard, pensioner, 273 High street M'Kay, Daniel, porter, 21 Kirkside M'Kay, David, labourer, 60 Watergate M'Kay, Donald, excise officer, Newtown M'Kay, Edward, hawker, 47 Meal vennel .1 52 m'kay—m'kinlay.

M'Kay, George, weaver, 224 High street M'Kay, John, clerk, 30 Kinnoull causeway M'Kay, John, post-office pensioner, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kay, John, plasterer, 7 Kinnoull street M'Kay, John, labourer, 32 West Mill street M'Kay, Mrs Andrew, 170 High street M'Kay, Mrs Robert, Shuttlefield close, Canal street M'Kay, Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 12 South street M'Kay, Mrs, Newtown M'Kay, Robert, sawyer, 48 Pomariura, and 148 South street M'Kay, William, carter, 48 Pomarium M'Kay, William, weaver, 154 South street M'Kay, John, seaman, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Kash, John, shoemaker, 21 Kirkside M'Keith, James, engineer, 14 Newrow M'Keith, William, labourer, 27 Kinnoull causeway M'Kendrick, Andrew, joiner, 35 Stormont street—house 50 Barossa street M'Kendrick, David, porter, 8 Castlegable M'Kendrick, William, flesher, 82 South street M'Kenzie, Adam, depute sheriff-clerk, Gray Bank Cottage M'Kenzie, Mrs Alexander, 6 Cow vennel M'Kenzie, Alexander, 32 Pomarium M'Kenzie, Alexander, clerk, 1 Kinnoull causeway M'Kenzie, Angus, shopman, Newtown M f Kenzie, Andrew, hawker, 330 High street M'Kenzie, Daniel, grocer and spirit dealer, 157 South street M'Kenzie, David (of M'Kenzie & Dickson), 1 Athole place M'Kenzie, Kenneth, confectioner, 47 Watergate

M'Kenzie & Dickson, solicitors, 61 George street . .; .; M'Kenzie, James, engine-driver, Priory place, Craigie M'Kenzie, John, mason, 11 Barossa street M'Kenzie, John, weaver, 31 Pomarium M'Kenzie, James, hawker, 53 Meal vennel M'Kenzie, James, engine-driver, Dovecotland M'Kenzie, Miss Muir, Garry Cottage, Barnhill M'Kenzie, Roderick, smith, 79 Main street, Bridgend M'Kenzie, Sophia, 27 Barossa street M'Kenzie, Mrs Charles, 56 Main street, Bridgend M'Killop, John, gardener, Barnhill M'Killop, William, carter, 246 High street M'Kinlay, Alexander, 23 Kinnoull causeway M'Kinlay, David, grocer, and Spirit-dealer, New tows M'Kinlay, James, fitter, 120 Canal crescent M'Kinlay, James, weaver, 199 South street M'Kinlay, James, fitter, 6 Mill close M'Kinlay, Miss, 88 South street M'Kinlay, Mrs George, 190 High street —

JTKINLAY m'lAUCHLAN. 15!

M'Kinlay, William, fishing tackle maker, 46 Athole street M'Kinlay, William, grocer and spirit-dealer, 1 Reform place M'Kinven, James, basket manufacturer, 39 High street M'Laggan, Alexander, engineer, 27 Guard vennel M'Laggan, Alexander, labourer, 21 Kinnoull streetj M'Laggan, Charles, labourer, 378 High street M'Laggan, Charles, seaman, 28 Cowrie street, Bridgend M'Laggan, Daniel, labourer, 35 Watergate M'Laggan, David, blacksmith, Kirkside M'Laggan, Hugh, mason, High Craigie M'Laggan, John, railway-guard, 35 Scott street M'Laggan, Miss, matron, girls' school, Hospital M'Laggan, E., milliner, 227 High street M'Laggan, Isabella, laundress, 10 Kinnoull street M'Laggan, Jessie, staymaker, 4 George street M'Laggan, Robert, railway-guard, 19 Leonard street M'Laggan, William, coal-merchant, 32 Main street, Bridgend M'Laggan, William, labourer, 159 South street M'Laggan, William, grocer, 48 North Methven street M'Laren, Alexander, shipowner, 81 Watergate M'Laren, Archibald, shoemaker, 99 Canal street M'Laren, Duncan A., hatter, 6 St. John street M'Laren, Charles, labourer, Clayholes M'Laren, Daniel, carpenter, 288 High street M'Laren, David, baker. 10 Cow vennel M'Laren, Dougall, hostler, 8 Bridge lane M'Laren, Donald, tailor, 17 Stormont street M'Laren, Duncan, hostler, 47 George street M'Laren, Helen, milliner, 4 George street M'Laren, Isabella, Alexandra street M'Laren, James, porter, Newtown M'Laren, James, teacher, Dovecotland M'Laren, James, trimmer, Thimblerow M'Laren, James, seaman, 148 South street M'Laren, James, blacksmith, 65 Canal street M'Laren, Jane, grocer, 238 South street M'Laren, John, stoneware-merchant, 7 Main street, Bridgend M'Laren, John, porter, 174 South street M'Laren, John, carter, Shore-house M'Laren, Mrs John, grocer, 60 South street M'Laren, Mrs William, Croft House, Craigie M'Laren, Peter, labourer, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend M'Laren, Peter, railway-guard, 19 Hospital street M'Laren, Peter, labourer, 69 South street M'Laren, William, joiner, 61 Pomarium M'Laren, William, game-dealer, 14 North Methven street MLaren & Rollo, joiners, 54 Princes street M'Lauchlan &Co.,paintersandpaperhangers, 114 High st. —h. 112 154 m'lauchlan—m'nab.

M'Lauchlan, Archibald, brassfourider, 6 Cow vennel M'Lauchlan, Daniel, sweep, 32 Watergate M'Lauchlan, Elizabeth, washer, 39 Canal street M'Lauchlan, George, weaver, Dovecotland M'Lauchlari, James, sawyer, 39 Meal vennel M'Lauchlan, John, labourer, 40 Meal vennel M'Lauchlan, John, slater, West Mill street—house 182 High st. M'Lauchlan, Eobert, clerk, Newtown M'Lauchlan, Thomas, wright, Newtown M'Lauchlan, William, weaver, Dovecotland M'Lean, Alexander, labourer, 47 Newrow and 6 Cow vennel M'Lean, Andrew, joiner, 2 Blackfriars wynd M'Lean, Donald, joiner, 129 High street M'Lean, Duncan, clerk, 6 Carpenter street M'Lean, James, farrier, 6 Mill street M'Lean, James, hostler, 6 Mill close M'Lean, John, procurator-fiscal, New County buildings —house 3 Eose terrace M'Lean, John, dyer, 9 Watergate M'Lean, Laucblan, labourer, 18 Canal street M'Lean, Mary, 302 High street M'Lean, Mrs, 7 Charlotte street M'Lean, Peter, shopman, 3 North Methven street M'Lean, Peter, porter, 303 High street M'Lean, Samuel, pipemaker, 42 Skinnergate- house 9 Cow vennel M'Leish, Ann, 6 North Methven street M'Leish, David, seaman, 19 Speygate M'Leish, Isabella, register-office, 61 South Methven street M'Leish, John, accountant, 18 High street—h. 22 Barossa place M'Leish, John, miller, 309 High street M'Leish, Margaret, 64 Pomarium M'Leish, Mrs James, 43 Canal street M'Leish, William, solicitor, 3 Watergate—house 4 Rose terrace M'Lellan, Mrs Peter, publican, 309 High street M'Leod, David, watchmaker, 82 High street—house 72 M'Leod, Mrs Donald, 52 Watergate M'Leod, Mrs Neil, 13 Leonard street M'Leod, Mrs William, 35 Scott street M'Leod, Peter, innkeeper, 5 Lowe street M'Lurkey, Edward, labourer, 5 Meal vennel M'Mahon, Bryan, Shuttlefield close, Canal street M'Millan, Daniel, labourer, 232 High street M'Millan, George, labourer, 159 South street M'Millan, John, mason, 82 South street M'Millan, John, labourer, 10 Carpenter street M'Millan, Mrs John, 176 South street M'Nab, Alexander, late watchmaker, 57 George street m'nab—m'pherson. 155

M'Nab, Duncan, warehouseman, 18 West Mill street M 'Nab, Margaret, grocer, 83 South street M'Nair, John, engine-driver, 36 South William street M'Naughton, Duncan, dyer, 6 Canal street M'Naughton & Dewar, drapers, 8 George street M'Naughton, James, wright, 11 Paul's close, Newrow M'Naughton, John, accountant, 7 Marshall place M'Naughton, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 131 South street M'Naughton, Misses, boarding-school, 3 Baressa place M'Naughton, Mrs, 14 South street M'Naughton, Mrs A., 15 St, Ann's lane, South street M'Naughton, Mrs A., 13 Leonard street M'Naughton, Peter, weigher, 57 King street M'Naughton, William, (of M'Naughton & Dewar), Croft House, Bridgend M'Naughton, William, engine-fitter, 6 Kinnoull causeway M'Neil, David, mason, 35 Mill street M'Neil, John (of William Frew & Sons), Balhousie M'Neil, Peter, fireman, 70 Pomarium M'Neil, Peter, labourer, 148 South street M'Nicoll, Colin, teacher, East Church School, 3 Stormont street M'Nicol, James, shoemaker, 9 Bridge lane M'Niven, Misses, dressmakers, 20 South street M'Omish, Miss, lodgings, 42 James street M'Omish, Peter, labourer, 10 Canal street M'Owan, Rev, James, Melrose villa, Kinnoull M'Owan, Mary, 21 Kinnoull street M'Owen, Robert, mason, Thimblerow M'Phail, Murdoch, gardener, 15 East Bridge street, Bridgend M'Pherson, Alexander, labourer, 315 High street MTherson, Alexander, wright, 50 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Alexander, carpenter, 33 Cross street MTherson, Alexander, polisher, 190 High street M'Pherson, Alexander, draper, 10 Barrack street M'Pherson, Andrew, labourer, 8 Castlegable M'Pherson, Angus, manager, New Gas Works, Cherry lane MTherson, Angus, labourer, 11 Cow vennel MTherson, C, 10 Barrack street M'Pherson, Catherine, 15 Kinnoull causeway M'Pherson, David, painter, 11 James street M'Pherson, Duncan, wright, 87 High street MTherson, George, labourer, 35 Watergate M'Pherson, Isabella, teacher (Infant School)/6 King street

MTherson, James, New Ship Building Company, 49 Princes st. MTherson, Jane, mangle, 102 High street M'Pherson, Rev. John, D.D., 16 Melville street M'Pherson, John, weaver, 80 Pomarium M'Pherson, John, carter, Dovecotland 156 M'PHERSON NAIRNE.

M'Pherson, Laurence, sawyer, 234 High st £ et M'Pherson, M. D., compositor, 4 James street M'Pherson, Mrs Elizabeth, 1 1 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Mrs Hugh, New town M'Pherson, Mrs James, grocer, 49 Princes street M'Pherson, Mrs Malcom, sicknurse, 68 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, sen., sicknurse, 199 High street M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, jun., midwife and ladies' nurse, 23 Meal vennel M'Pherson, Mrs Thomas, 90 Watergate M'Pherson, Eobert, painter, 129 South street M'Pherson & Geddes, shipbuilders, New shore M'Quade, Hugh, labourer, 36 Meal vennel M'Quarrie, Mrs Alexander, spirit dealer, 206 High street M'Queen, David, blacksmith, 5 York place M'Queen, Mrs D., 258 High street M'Queen, Thomas, porter, 41 Kinnoull case way M'Quhae, Margaret, lodgings, 18 Charlotte street M'Quhae, Thomas, smith, 12 Carpenter street M'Rae, John, plumber, 97 South street M'Rae, James, shoemaker, 48 Barossa street M'Rae, Mrs Duncan, 51 Watergate M'Rae, Mrs J., grocer, 210 High street M'Rae, Patrick, teacher, 113 High street M'Renar, Mrs, 12 Union street lane, Bridgend M'Robie, Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 113 High street M'Rory, James, carter, 12 Flesh vennel M'Rostie, John, labourer, 279 High street M'Tavish, Mrs John, Horse Head Tavern, 126 High street M'Tavish, Patrick, stoneware-merchant, 30 Meal vennel M'Vain, Daniel, labourer, Dovecotland M'Vain, James, labourer, 91 Main street, Bridgend M'Vain, John, game-dealer, 220 High street M'Vicar & Wylie, plane-makers, 10 Cutlog vennel M'Vicar, Daniel, weaver, 28 Commercial street, Bridgend M'Vicar, William, painter and paperhanger, 177 High street M'Vicar, Helen, 374 High street M'Vicar, Mrs George, grocer, 215 South street M'Whannel, George, weaver, 331 High street M'William, Robert, warder, 17 Gowrie street, Bridgend M' Williams, George, weaver, Thimblerow

Nairn, Charles, slater, Thimblerow Nairn, Henry, slater, Thimblerow Nairn, James, painter, 67 Pomarium Nairn & M'Gillivary, painters and paper hangers, 29 South street Nairne, Charles, druggist, 228 High street NATIONAL NORWELL. 157

National Bank Office, 5 High street—D. L. Jolly, agent National Security Savings Bank, 1 Athole crescent—Melville Jameson, actuary and cashier Naysmith, John, shoemaker, 293 High street Napier, James, porter, 90 Watergate Needham, James, labourer, 73 Pomarium Neilson, James, waiter, 38 Princes street Neilson, James, porter, 11 Hospital street Neilson, Janet, 300 High street Neilson, Peter, labourer, 282 High street Neilson, Kobert, weaver, 52 Pomarium Neilson, Thomas, dyer, 17 Cutlog vennel Neilson, William, carpenter, 70 Pomarium Ness, James, taiior, 163 South street Ness, Margaret, laundress, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend New Gas Work, Blackfriars wynd—Angus M'Pherson, manager News Boom, 18 Charlotte street Newlands, Mrs Dr John, Tayside, Bridgend Nicholson, George, Exchange Hotel, 30 George street Nicol, Ann, washer, 21 Kinnoull street Nicol, David, engine-driver, Newtown Nicol, Charles, seaman, 126 High street Nicol, Charles, tailor, 17 Stormont street Nicol, David, porter, Dovecotland Nicol, George, mechanic, 49 Scott street Nicol, Isabella, 2 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol, James, baker, 77 South street Nicol, James, waggon inspector, 3 Lowe street Nicol, James, C, grocer, 196 High street—house 17 Hospital at. Nicol, James, tailor and clothier, 31 South street—house Craigie Park terrace Nicol, Mrs David, 13 Paul's close, Newrow Nicol, Mrs George Boyd, 15 Pomarium Nicol, Mrs George, mangle, 54 Watergate Nicol, John, labourer, 28 West Mill street Nicol, Mrs Robert, 90 Watergate Nicol, Mrs Robert, 10 York place Nicol, Robert, weaver, 29 Pomarium Nicol, Robert, shoemaker, 8 Back wynd, Bridgend Nicol, Robert, pensioner, 7 Barossa street Nicol, William, joiner, 73 Watergate Niven, Mrs Andrew, 224 High street Nolan, Francis, labourer, 164 South street Nerval, George, fireman, 4 James street None, Henry Hay, W. S., banker, 22 George street North British Railway Company's Office 19 South street Norwell, David, shoemaker, 10 Skinnergate—house Sunny bovver, Kinnoull 158 NORWELL—PATILLO.

Norwell, Duncan, shoemaker, 9 Cross street Norwell, Henry, tailor, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, James, shoemaker, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, James, shoemaker, 62 Watergate Norwell, John, shoemaker, 4 Skinnergate—house 62 Watergate Norwell, Joseph, brassfounder, 20 Watergate Norwell, Peter, shoemaker, 37 Skinnergate—house 10 Norwell, Joseph, brassfounder, 20 Watergate O

Ogilvie, David, grocer, 174 High street Ogilvie, Henry, engine-driver, 21 Cross street Ogilvie, William, labourer, 111 South street Old Gas Company's Office, 2 Charlotte street Old Gas Wobk, Canal street—Thomas Whimster, manager Oliphant, John, cabinetmaker, 119 South street Oliphant, Joseph, shoemaker, 62 Watergate Oliphant, Thomas, mason, Newrow—house 56 Pomarium Oliver, John, engine-driver, 37 Princes street O'Brien, John, porter, 18 East Bridge street, Bridgend O'Malley, Michael, tailor, 172,'South street O'Neil, James, shoemaker, 74 South street O'Neil, John, hawker, 275 High street Ostler, James, coal-dealer, Paul's close, Newrow Oswald., Andrew, wood-merchant, 35 St. John street Oswald, Jessie, fruiterer, &c, 37 St. John street Oswald, William, gun-maker, 27 Canal street Ower, James, cabinetmaker, 34 Newrow— house 13 Keir street, Bridgend Ower, Mrs Kobert, 103 South street Ower, Thomas, joiner, New town

Pae, David, meal and barley merchant, 1 North Methven street —house 59 Pairnie, John, clothier and hatter, 19 High street—h. New Scone Palmer, Greig, labourer, 26 Melville street Palmer, Peter (of Palmers & Drummond), 18 York place Palmer, Thomas, coal-merchant, 20 Mill street—house Bridgend Palmers & Drummond, grocers and iron-merchants, 200 High st. Parkyn, Frederick S., governor, General Prison Parochial Board Office, 1 6 South street—W. Young, inspector Parr, George, labourer, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Patillo, Charles, dyer, 190 High street Patillo, Mrs James, 211 South street Patillo, Thomas, blacksmith, 23 Kirkgate Patillo, William, mason, 12 Barossa street —

PATULLO—PATTERSON. 1 59

Patullo, Samuel (of Brewster & Patullo), 44 James street Paton, Alexander, tenter, 282 High street Paton, David, labourer, 1 59 South street Paton, Edward, gun and rifle manufacturer, &c, 44 George street and 93 Leonard street—house Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Paton, J, & J., shoemakers, 11 St John street Paton, James (of J, & J. Paton), 36 North Methven street Paton, James, flesher, 8 Princes street Paton, James, labourer, 54 South street Paton, James, plumber, 16 Main street, Bridgend Paton, James, 1 Kinnoull causeway Paton, John (of J. & J. Paton), 73 South street Paton, John, grocer, 240 High street Paton, John, weaver, 69 Leonard street Paton, Margaret, lodgings, 238 High street Paton, Miss M. A., 8 Rose terrace Paton, Misses, Queen street, Craigie Paton, Mrs, lodgings, 4 South street Paton, Mrs Alexander, 333 High street Paton, Mrs Charles, bookseller and stationer, 32 St John street house 22 Paton, Mrs James, 17 Watergate Paton, Mrs James, vintner, 5 Commercial street, Bridgend Paton, Mrs Peter, 29 Stormont street Paton, Peter, boiler-maker, Newtown Paton, Thomas, joiner, New town Paton, William, police-constable, 15 Main street, Bridgend Patrick, Captain, Barnhill Patterson, Alexander, dyer, 282 High street Patterson, Alexander, spirit-dealer, 242 South street and Canal st. Patterson, Alexander, labourer, 297 High street Patterson, Andrew, engine-fitter, 327 High street Patterson, Daniel, 6 North Methven street Patterson, Daniel, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Patterson, David, vintner, 236 South street Patterson, George, joiner, New town Patterson, George, engine-driver, New town Patterson, Hugh, cabman, 84 South street Patterson, James, smith, 17 Stormont street Patterson, James, engineer, Earl's dykes Patterson, Jean, grocer, 30 County place Patterson. John, pensioner, 2 Union street Patterson, John, engineer, 29 Mill street Patterson, John, carter, 297 High street Patterson, Margaret, 5 Paul street Patterson, Margaret, dressmaker, 5 Barrack street Patterson, Mrs George, 2 Victoria street Patterson, Mrs James, 352 High street 1 60 PATTEKSON— PERTH.

Patterson, Peter, cabinetmaker, 7 Paul's close, Newrow Patterson, Robert, labourer, 5 Paul street and 2 Kinnoull street Patterson, Sons & Co., pianoforte and music sellers, 17 Princes st. Patterson, William, labourer, 82 Soutb street Patterson, William, C,E., Marshall Bank Paul, A. & W., chemists, 21 South street—house 72 High street Paul, James, wright, 4 South street Paul, John, mason, 70 Victoria street Paul, John, cabinetmaker, 258 High street Peacock, Mrs Margaret, 58 South Methven street Peacock, Mrs William, 105 South street. Pearson, David, mason, 103 Canal street Pearson, Jane, grocer, 233 High street Pearson, John, weaver, Dovecotland Pearson, Mary, grocer, 6 Athole street Pearson, Mrs James, seamstress, 90 Victoria street Pearson, Mrs John, lodgings, 6 Stormont street Pearson, Robert, spirit-dealer, 155 High street Pearson, William (of Richardson & Pearson), Beech Villa, Kinnoull' Pearson, William, turner, 190 High street—house 161 Pearson, William, labourer, 159 South street Peatie, John, engine-fitter, 41 Scott street Peddie, David, compositor, Barnhill Peddie, David, painter, 282 High street Peddie, David, lahourer, 19 Greyfriars lane Peddie, John, fitter, 139 South street Peddie, John, mechanic, 63 Pomarium Peddie, Jane, 20 Carpenter street Peddie, Mrs David, washer, 28 Horse cross Peddie, Mrs Gerard, perfumer, 53 George street—house 61 Peddie, Mrs John, lodgings, 137 High street Peddie, Robert, head master, Sharp's Educational Institution,

1 South Methven street Peddie, Thomas, tailor, 19 Union street Peddie, Thomas, weaver, 12 Paul street Peddie, William, gas-inspector, 246 High street Peddie, William, painter, 1 Paul street Peddie, William, baker, 102 High street Peebles, Peter, coal-agent, 7 Earl's dykes Peebles, Robert, labourer, 10 Commercial street, Bridgend Peffers, James, (Stamps and Taxes), 37 York place Peggie, Mrs James, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Pennicuik, Thomas, hosier, 7 Princes street Penny, Mrs James, Thimblerow Penny, Robert, stoneware, Thimblerow Pentland, Mrs Janet, 31 Stormont street Perth Brewery, Nortb Methven street Perth Foundry, Paul street— Alexander M'Fariane & Co. PERTH—-PITKEATHLY., 161

Perth Library, 78 George street Perth Marble Works, County place Perth Soup Kitchen, 188 South street Perth Wheaten Bread Society (First), 13 Union lane —John Brebner, manager Perthshire Agricultural Company's Office, 10 High street- Thomas W. Robertson, manager Perthshire Journal and Reporter, Kirkside Perthshire Wine and Spirit Company, 6 Watergate Peterkin, Mrs James, 80 High street Peters, Alexander, grocerand spirit-dealer, Dovecotland—h. above Peters, David (of R„ Peters & Son), 2 Union lane Peters, David, Free West Church officer, 27 Leonard street Peters, David, book-dealer, 220 South street Peters, John, weaver, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Peters, Mrs David, 16 Kinnoull causeway- Peters, Robert, mason, (of R. Peters & Son), 21 Pomarium Peters & Son, Robert, marble-cutters, 14 Kinnoull street Peters, William, labourer, Dovecotland Petrie, Andrew, engine-driver, 39 Princes street Petrie, John, engine-driver, 2 Barrack street Petrie, John, wright and fruiterer, 17 Skinnergate Petrie, Mrs, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Petrie, Mrs James, 100 Reform place Petrie, Mrs John, hat-manufacturer, 108 South street Petrie, Peter, dyer, 89 South street

Petrie, Williamv 2 Barrack street Petrie, William, labourer, 224 High street Petrie, William, grocer, 53 North Methven street Petrie, Samuel, engine-driver, Glover place, New town Philip, Andrew, commercial traveller, 6 Main street, Bridgend Philips, Ann, staymaker, 42 St, John street—h. St. John's place Philips, Mrs, 46. Main street, Bridgend Philips, Mrs William, St, John's place Philips, Thomas, blacksmith, 116 South street Phinn, Patrick, labourer, 103 South street Picket, Michael, labourer, 82 South street Pilmer, Mrs, 18 Melville street Pinkerton, James C. (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), 16 Rose ter. Pirrie, Alexander, Edinburgh post-office messenger, 21 Kinnoull st. Pirrie & Anderson, coachbuilders, 48 Princes street Pirrie, James (of Pirrie & Anderson), 59 North Methven street Pirrie, Mrs John, 142 Canal street

Pitblado, David, shipowner, 7.1 Princes street Pitcairns, Mrs, 55 Commercial street, Bridgend Pitcaithly, Alexander, game-dealer, 14 Mill street—h, Craigend Pitkeathly, George, clerk, Priory place, Craigie Pitkeathly, James, shoemaker, 11 Skinnergate L 102 PITKEATHLY PULLAR.

Pitkeathly, John, porter, Carr's croft Pitkeathly, John, mason, Malloch's close, South street Pitkeathly, John, weaver, 7 Paul street Plane, Andrew, fitter, Craigie park Plane, John, blacksmith, Low Craigie Plant, John, fitter, 20 Hospital street Police-Assessment Office, 3 High st. —Jas. Thomson, collector Police Office, 1 High street —John Walsh, superintendent Pollan, John, labourer, 113 High street Pollan, Patrick, labourer, 64 South street Pollock, John, dyer, 219 High street Poor-Rates Office, 4 George street— James Galletly, collector Pope, Samuel, mail-guard, Newtown Pople, H. W., British Hotel, 99 Leonard street Porter, Charles, slater, 26 South Methven street Porter, James, photographer, 15 County place Porter, John, weaver, 232 High street Post Office, 2 High street—C. G, Sidey, postmaster Potts, Mrs Robert, 9 Castlegable Potter, John, fireman, Carr's croft Powrie, William, polisher, 80 High street Pratt, John, weaver, Dovecotland Pratt, Robert, weaver, 190 High street Prentice, John, tilemaker, Dovecotland Prentice, William, coach-smith, 146 High street Preston, G. M., commercial traveller, 45 South Methven street Preston, James, register office, 50 High street Preston, Joseph, shoemaker, 148 High street— house 170 Pride, Mrs Thomas, 175 High street Pringle, John, jeweller, 9 St. John street Pringle, Mary, 19 North Methven street Pringle, Mrs James, painter and paper-hanger, 9 High street—h.7 Prison-Assessment Office, 3 High street—J.Thomson, collector Procurator Fiscal's Office, County buildings, foot of South st. Profit, David, boilermaker, 35 Scott street Proudfoot, James, meal-dealer, 39 Scott street Proudfoot, James, labourer, Dovecotland Proudfoot, Mary, Low Craigie Proudfoot, Mrs Ann, 50 Barossa street Proudfoot, Mrs David, 77 South street Proudfoot, Mrs Isabella, 106 High street Proudfoot, Robert, inkmaker, 108 Canal street Prussian-Vice Consul's Office, 64 St. John st. —R. Low, agent Public Baths & Wash House, Mill street, —Thomas Morrison, manager Public Weigh-House, Kirkside Pullar & Co., Laurence, manufacturers, Balhouaie Works PuJlar, Elizabeth, 339 High street PULLAR— RATTRAY. 163

Pullar, James, spirit-dealer, 257 High street—bouse 259 Pullar, James, joiner, 6 Mill close Pullar, James F. (of J. Pullar & Son), 35 Mill street Pullar, James, labourer, Newton Pullar, John, labourer, 126 South street Pullar, John (of J. Pullar & Son), 5 St. Leonard's' bank Pullar & Keay, joiners, 54 Victoria street Pullar, Laurence (of Laurence Pullar & Co.), Boatland House Pullar, Mrs, market-gardener, Barnhill Pullar, Mrs Helen, laundress, 104 South street Pullar, Mrs William, 10 Melville street Pullar, Robert (of J. Pullar & Son), 6 St. Leonard's bank Pullar, & Son, J., silk-dyers, Kinnoull street Pullar, Thomas, weaver, 5 Kinnoull causeway Pullar, Thomas (of Pullar & Keay), 54 Victoria street Pullar, William, weaver, Thimblerow Q Queen, Edward, labourer, 82 South street Queen, John, hatter, 40 Meal vennel Quesock, William, labourer, 3 Cutlog venne

:e Rae, Alexander, guard, 10 Kinnoull causeway Rae, James, cooper, 11 North port Rae, John, weaver, 28 West Mill street Rae, Mary, Dovecotland Rae, Thomas, painter, 148 South street Rait, John, engine-driver, New town Ramage, Grseme, Parliament Close Inn, 71 High street Ramsay, Alexander, stoneware-merchant, 31 Meal vennel Ramsay, Alexander, plumber, 145 High street Ramsay, Andrew, stoker, Dovecotland Ramsay, Andrew, grain-dealer, 18 Victoria street Ramsay, John, fireman, 34 New row Ramsay, James, joiner, 9 South street Ramsay, Matthew, sawyer, 20 Hospital street Ramsay, Mrs James, laundress, 111 South street Ramsay, Robert G., 6 Main street, Bridgend Ramsay, William, Globe Inn, 52 South street Ramsay, Mrs William, 20 Leonard street Ramsay, William G., slater, 117 South street Rankin, William, 11 Mill street Rattray, Rev. David, 45 South Methven street Rattray, George, wright, 104 South street Rattray, Ann, 122 Canal crescent Rattray, James, fitter, 9 Earl's dykes —

164 RATTRAY REID.

Eattray, James, smith, New row—house Loretto court, South st. Eattray, John, labourer, 313 High street Eattray, JohD, mail-guard, 39 Watergate Eattray, Mary, 53 New row Eattray, Mrs Thomas, sick-nurse, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Eattray, Mrs William, 38 Pomarium Eeaddie, Mrs James, 78 Victoria street Eeaddie, John & David, wrights, 21 Scott street—house St Leon- ard's bank Eeaddie, Mrs James, 231 High street Eeaddie, Mrs, dressmaker, 47 Scott street Eeceivino Post-Office, 143 Canal crescent Eeekie, Alexander, tailor, Claypots wynd Eeekie, David, labourer, 74 South street Eeekie, John, labourer, 1 Homers lane Eegistrak's Office for Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Charlotte street—Eobert Buist, registrar Eeid, Alexander, wright, 89 South street Eeid, Alexander, labourer, 8 Keir street, Bridgend Eeid, Alexander, mason, 12 Barrack street Eeid, Alexander, shoddy-mill, Craigie Eeid, Alexander, dyer, 47 Stormont street Eeid, Alexander, dyer, 13 Cutlog vennel Eeid, Alexander, shoemaker, 40 Leonard street Eeid, Alexander, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street Eeid, Andrew, teacher, 53 King street Eeid, Archibald, sheriff-clerk and joint city-clerk, 3 High street house 14 Marshall place Eeid, Charles, smith, 20 Kinnoull causeway Eeid, David, broker, 20 Meal vennel Eeid, David, 258 High street Eeid, David, porter, 14 Union street lane, Bridgend Eeid, David, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Eeid, David, St. Paul's Church officer, 137 Canal street Eeid, David, Strathmore Inn, Main street, Bridgend Eeid, James, porter, 7 Leonard street Eeid, James, shoemaker, 207 High street Eeid, James, smith, 199 South street Eeid, John, shipmaster, 67 Watergate Eeid, John, 292 Bigh street Eeid, Barbara, 8 Foundry lane Eeid, Isabella, grocer, 92 Watergate Eeid, Janet, washer, 80 Pomarium Eeid, Mrs Charles, 11 Castlegable Eeid, Mrs George, 63 Pomarium Eeid, Mrs John, mangle, 14 South street Eeid, Mrs Margaret, 270 High street Eeid Mrs Peter, 48 CimiLeicial stieet, Bridgend —.

EEID RITCHIE. 165

Reid, Mrs William, 232 High street Reid, Mrs William, winder, Thimblerow Reid, Muugo, labourer, Dovecotland Reid, Neil, chemist and druggist, 39 George street—house 47 Reid, Peter, coach- wright, 7 Murray street Reid, Peter, shoemaker, 13 Barossa street Reid, Robert, West Church officer, 4 Cow vennel Reid, Samuel, corn-merchant, 14 High street Reid, Thomas, spirit-dealer, 123 High street Reid, William, dyer, 327 High street Reid, Peter, slater, 55 Mill street Reid, Thomas, house factor and commission agent, 26 Soutfe Methven street Reid, Robert, tentor, 64 Pomarium Reid, William, shoemaker, 207 High street Reid, William, solicitor, 18 South street Reilly, John, plate-layer, 158 South street Reilly, Mrs James, 134 High street Reilly, Mrs Jean, 47 Meal vennel Rennet, Mrs William, cowfeeder, 284 High street Rennie, Mrs, 25 High street Rennie, Mrs William, 48 George street Reoch, John, labourer, 8 Kirkgate Riach, Elizabeth, 57 King street Riach Mrs Major W. A., Mansfield place, Bridgend Richardson, Andrew, bank-porter, 12 Princes street Richardson, David, commercial-traveller, 36 West Mill street Richardson, Mrs James, 67 Pomarium Richardson & Pearson, silk-mercers, 32 George street Richardson, Thomas, bookseller and stationer, 1 George street house 15 Barossa place Richardson, William, labourer, 217 South street Richardson, William B., grocer and baker, 318 High street Richardson, William, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 43 High street—house 61 George street Richardson, William, wright, 36 West Mill street RintouL Laurence, merchant, 79 High street—house 8 King's pl„ Rintoul, Robert, mason, Dovecotland Ritchie, James, civil-engineer and land-surveyor, 7 Athole place —house 2 Blackfriars street Ritchie, James, late china-merchant, 68 St. John street Ritchie, John, wright, 68 Leonard street Ritchie, John, clerk, Newtown Ritchie, Mary, 18 Canal street Ritchie, Mrs John, 44 South street Ritchie, Mrs Peter, horse-hirer, 163 High street and 27 Mill st. Ritchie, Mrs William, 2 Blackfriars street Ritchie, William (British Linen Company's Bank), 163 High st 166 EITCHIE ROBERTSON.

Ritchie, William, fisher, 7 Barrack street River Police and Fishing Ofeice, County Buildings Robb, George, labourer, 214 High street Robb, George, tailor, 343 High street Robb, James, rope-spinner, 148 South street Robb, James, rope-spinner, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Bobb, Mrs David, umbrella-maker, 56 South Methven street Bobb, Mrs William, grocer, 310 High street Boberton, James B., road-surveyor, 3 Islay street, Bridgend Roberts, Alexander, miller, 6 Carpenter street Roberts, James, plumber, 33 Cross street Roberts, William, labourer, 48 Pomarium Robin, Alexander, labourer, High Craigie Robertson & Son, Alexander, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 48 South street Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 38 North Methven street Robertson, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 5 Kirkgate— h. 7 Robertson, Alexander, cabinetmaker, Castle bank, Barnhiil Bobertson, Alexander, tenter, 49 Cross street

Bobertson, Alexander, labourer, 1 1 Barossa street Bobertson, Alexander, labourer, 24 Kinnoull causeway Bobertson, Alexander, labourer, 12 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, Alexander, labourer, 11 Cross street Robertson, Alexander, carpenter, 50 Meal vennel Robertson, Alexander, tanner, 23 Carpenter street Robertson, Alexander, seaman, 4 Pomarium Robertson, Alexander, grocer, 70 High street—house 16 Main street, Bridgend Bobertson, Alexander, pointsman, 52 Pomarium Bobertson, Allan, carter, 4 Victoria street Robertson, Charles, 7 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Daniel, victualler, 278 High street Robertson, Daniel, watchmaker, 33 George street—house 7 North William street Robertson, Daniel, fruiterer, 61 North Methven street Robertson, David, cabinetmaker, 102 High street Robertson, David, cabinetmaker, Union st.— h, 63 N. Methven st. Robertson, David, labourer, 53 Commercial st,, Bridgend Bobertson, David, bookseller and librarian, 94 High st.—h. 120 Bobertson, David, labourer, 6 Paul street Bobertson, Donald, labourer, Dovecotlancl Bobertson, Donald, carter, 82 South street Bobertson, Donald, porter, 19 Mill street Robertson, Donald, dyer, 40 South street Bobertson, Donaldson, & Co., Perth Saw Mills, 9 Victoria street Robertson, Duncan, weaver, Dovecotland Robertson, Duncan, labourer, 31 Kinnoull causeway ROBERTSON, 1.67

Robertson, Duncan, 6 Homers lane Robertson, Francis, tailor, 108 South street Robertson, George, labourer, 23 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, George, cowfeeder, 2 Murray street Robertson, George, sawyer, 21 Kirkgate Robertson, James, miller, Thimble row Robertson, James, painter, 120 High street Robertson, James, tenter, 15 Foundry lane Robertson, James, seaman, 44 South street Robertson, James, spirit-agent, 21 York place Robertson, James, 60 Scott street Robertson, James, labourer. 19 Mill street Robertson, James, engine-driver, Nelson street Robertson, James, carpenter, 3 Cherry lane Robertson, James, shoemaker, 42 South street Robertson, James, carpenter, 77 South street Robertson, James, weaver, 3-58 High street Robertson, James (of A, Robertson & Son), 68 St. John street Robertson, James, labourer, 40 Newrow Robertson, James, tailor and clothier, 19 Hospital street Robertson, James, pointsman, 135 Canal street Robertson, James grocer, 79 Watergate Robertson, James S., grocer, 15 Hospital street Robertson, John, fitter, 301 High street Robertson, John, commercial traveller, 4 Gowrie street, Bridgend Robertson, John, tinsmith, 20 Melville street Robertson, John, hostler, 10 Foundry lane Robertson. John, fireman, Craigie Robertson, John, cab-driver, 90 Watergate Robertson, John, labourer, 6 Mill close RobertsoD, John, labourer, Thimblerow Robertson, John, labourer, Craigie -mill Robertson, John, labourer, 354 High street Robertson, John, labourer, 6 Soath street Robertson, John, labourer, Clayholes Robertson, John, bootmaker, 42 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, John, engine-fitter, 6 Canal street Robertson, John, blacksmith, 142 South street Robertso®, John, porter, 77 South street Robertson, John, joiner, 37 Scott street Robertson, John, tailor, 16 Union street Robertson, John, pavior, 91 Canal street Robertson, John, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, John, tailor, 10 Princes street Robertson, John, scavenger, 31 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 184 South street Robertson, Joseph, labourer, 80 South street Robertson^ Joseph, plane-maker, 126 High street j 68 ROBERTSON.

Robertson, Miss, 12 Princes street Robertson, Ann, seamstress, 304 South street Robertson, Betsey, 3 Cherry lane Robertson, Catherine, dressmaker, 22 Union lane Robertson, Catherine, 36 Barossa street Robertson, Christina, seamstress, 129 High street Robertson, Janet, milliner, Shuttlefield close, Canal street Robertson,. Jessie, dressmaker, 39 Watergate Robertson, Jane, 67 Pomarium Robertson, Janet, dressmaker, 185 South street Robertson, Janet, lodgings, 35 North Methven street Robertson, Margaret, 58 Pomarium Robertson, Margaret, binder, 2 Blackfriars wynd Robertson, Margaret, 10 Bridge lane Robertson, Margaret, dressmaker, 10 Barrack street Robertson, Miss, 34 St. John street Robertson, Mrs Adam, 123 High street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, shipowner, 15 Main street, Bridge no! Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 15 Paul street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 69 Strath more street, Bridgend Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 80 Watergate Robertson, Mrs Alexander, vintner, 22 Carpenter street Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 4 Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs Alexander, 29 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs Daniel, Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs David, mangle, 49 Stormont street Robertson, Mrs David, 9 St. Paul's square Robertson, Mrs E., 4 Mill wynd Robertson, Mrs George, 15 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs James, innkeeper, 14 Mill street Robertson, Mrs James, 4 Barrack street Robertson, Mrs James, lodgings, 1 Kinnoull causeway Robertson, Mrs James, 13 Leonard street Robertson, Mrs James, 24 West Mill street Robertson, Mrs James, 177 South street Robertson, Mrs James, sick-nurse, 298 High street Robertson, Mrs Jane, 43 Stormont street Robertson, Mrs John, 97 South street Robertson, Mrs John, Fleshers' Tavern, 96 High street Robertson, Mrs John, toy-dealer, 10 Princes street Robertson, Mrs John, 12 Pomarium Robertson, Mrs Joseph, 18 Meal vennel Robertson, Mrs Paul, 163 South street Robertson, Mrs Peter, 23 Guard vennel Robertson, Mrs Robert, laundress, 85 Canal street Robertson, Mrs Robert, 12 Marshall place Robertson, Mrs Thomas, 9 Union lane Robertson, Oliphant, book-deliverer, 106 High street ROBERTSON RODGER. 169

Robertson, Patrick, 34 New row Robertson, Peter, Model Lodging-house keeper, Skinnergate Robertson, Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 28 Princes street —house Castle bank, Barnhill Robertson, Peter, labourer, 306 High street Robertson, Peter, brassfounder, 110 South street Robertson, Robert H., grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 22 High street—house Viewbank, Kinnoull Robertson, Robert, writer, 30 Melville street Robertson, Robert, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 43 South Methven street Robertson. Robert, warper, 25 Hospital street Robertson, Robert, labourer. 28 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, Robert, carter, 5 Castlegable Robertson, Robert, bootmaker, 34 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, Robert, weaver, 6 Cross street Robertson, Robert, weaver, Thimblerow Robertson, Robert, cowfeeder, 19 Islay street, Bridgend Robertson, Robert, weaver, 148 South street Robertson, Robert, engineer, 56 South William street Robertson, Robert, sawmills, Shore Robertson, Rose, tailor, 71 Watergate Robertson, Thomas, game-dealer, 51 Princes street Robertson, Thomas, wright, 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Robertson, Thomas, corkcutter, 306 High street Robertson, Thomas, contractor, 3 Keir street, Bridgend Robertson, Walter, slater, 6 Paul street Robertson, William, cowfeeder, Claypots wynd Robertson, Thomas W. (P. A. Coy.), 45 King street Robertson, William, weaver, 360 High street Robertson, William, porter, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Robertson, William, printer, 17 High street Robertson, William, cabinetmaker, 2 Skinnergate Robertson, William, dresser, 15 Pomarium Robertson, William, labourer, 55 High street Robertson, William, blacksmith, 10 Barrack street Robertson, William, watchmaker, 236 High street—house 2 Vic- toria street Robertson, William, dyer, Thimblerow Robertson, William (of Stewart & Robertson), 60 Watergate Robertson, William, mason, 71 High street Robertson, William, clerk, 47 George street Robertson, William, seaman, 163 South street Robertson, William, shoemaker, 184 South street Robertson, William, carter, 57 Pomarium Robson, John, game-dealer, 59 South street Roddan, Daniel, stoneware-merchant, 22 North Methven street Rodger, Alexander, weaver, Thimblerow 170 RODGER ROSS.

Rodger, Alexander, fitter, 56 West Mill street Rodger, Edward, grocer, 329 High street—house above Rodger, James, painter, 300 High street Rodger, John, slater, Thimblerow Rodger, John, painter, 89 South street Rodger, Mrs, Thimblerow Rodger, Mrs John, 58 South street Rodger, William, blacksmith, 23 Kinnoull causeway Rodgie, David, 63 Pomarium Rodgie, Isabella, 17 Stormont street Rodgie, James, weaver. 386 High street Rollo, Andrew, clerk, 68 High street Rollo, Andrew (of M'Laren & Rollo), New shore Rollo, James, 22 Marshall place Rollo, James, sheriff-officer and tavern keeper, 3 High street Rollo, James, blacksmith, New town Rollo, Hon. John (Bell, Rannie, & Co.), 35 St. John street—house St John's Wood, Kinnoull Rollo, James, slater, 246 High street Rollo, William, labourer, 91 Canal street Ronald, William, warehouseman, Balhousie Works Ronaldson, William, wright, 142 South street Rose, William, turner, 177 South street Ross, Adam, fitter, 34 South William street Ross, Alexander, shoemaker, 46 High street Ross, Alexander, cooper, 24 South Methven street— house 219 High street Ross, Alexander, painter, 123 High street Ross, Alexander, Free St. Stephen's Church officer, 304 High st. Ross, Charles, joiner, Dovecotland Ross, Daniel, labourer, 223 South street Ross, David, engine-cleaner, 19 Leonard street Ross, David, porter, 28jCounty place Ross, David, plumber, 92 Victoria street Ross, James, weaver, 25 High street Ross, James (of W. & J, Ross), 5 Rose terrace Ross, James, warder, Craigie Park Ross, Janet, Dovecotland Ross, John, labourer, 406 High street Ross, John, corn-merchant, 40 James street Ross, John, plasterer, 239 High street Ross, Margaret, seamstress, 62 Pomarium

Ross, Miss, 71 Princesjstreet J; Ross, Mrs A., 47 Canal street Ross, Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 151 High street Ross, Mrs J., New town Ross, Mrs John, 38 Victoria street Ross, Mrs Robert, 13 Paul street ROSS —EYDER. 171

Ross, Mrs William, lodgings, 59 North Methven street Ross, Peter, candlernaker, 9 Pomarium Ross & Son, John, grocers and wine-merchants, 21 George street —house Fairmount terrace, Barnhill Ross, Thomas, inkmaker, 198 South street Ross, Thomas, labourer, 348 High street Ross, William, haircutter, 215 High street—house New town Ross, William. 10 Main street, Bridgend Ross, William (of W. & J. Ross), 6 Athole crescent Ross, W. & J., solicitors, 37 George street Rowden, Alfred, grain-merchant, Inchbank, Bridgend Roy, Alexander, labourer, 69 South street Roy, Alexander, labourer, 24 New row Roy, David, labourer, 34 New row Roy, James, book-deliverer, 21 Cross street Roy, Alexander, carter, 32 Horse-cross Roy, Andrew, grain-merchant, 32 Athole street—house 30 Roy, James, Springbank, Bridgend Roy, James, haircutter, 7 Bridge lane—house 9 Roy, James, bill-poster, 239 High street Roy, John, labourer, 279 High street Roy, John, ironmonger, 42^High street Roy, Ann, 16 Rose terrace Roy, Isabella, 25 Marshall place Roy, Mrs Alexander, Carr's croft Roy, Robert, grain-merchant, 74 St. John street Roy, Thomas, flesher, 47 South Methven street Roy, William, M.D., 3 Charlotte street Roy, William, labourer, 99 Canal street Royal Arch Mason Lodge, 71 High street Royal Bank of Scotland, 80 George street, George Gray, agent Rupe, John, weaver, 14 Kinnoull causeway Russell, Isaac, flaxdresser, 152 South street Russell, James, joiner, 78 South street Russell, Thomas, blacksmith, 6 Cross street Rutherford, Charles (R. P. Rifles), 38 Pomarium Rutherford, George, quarrier, 190 High street Rutherford, Isabella, Clayholes Rutherford, James, plumber, 13 Barossa street Rutherford, John, coachman, 8 Mill street Rutherford, Mrs Alexander, spirit-dealer, 36 Princes street Rutherford, Mrs David, 7 Speygate Rutherford, Mrs James, 24 West Mill street Rutherford, Mrs John, lodgings, 312 High street Rutherford, Thomas, 8 Leonard street Rutherford, Wm. joiner, 8 Main st. —h. 9 Strathmore st. Bridgend Ruthven, John, King's Arms Inn, 7 High street Ryder, John, hostler, 13 Barossa street 172 SAGE—SCOTT.

s Sage, David, weaver, Malloch's close, Canal street Sage, John, weaver, Malloch's close, Canal street Sage, E., grocer, 54 South street Sage, Joseph, weaver, 33 Cross street Sage, Mrs, seamstress, 258 High street Sage, Susan, 333 High street Salmon, James, blacksmith, 45 Commercial street, Bridgend Salmon, Major George P., Willanslee, Barnhill Salmon, Peter, blacksmith, 17 Cutlog vennel Sandeman, Ann, 11 Rose terrace Sandeman, D., bootmaker, 110 High street Sandeman, Misses, 2 Charlotte place Sandeman, Mrs Stewart, Springland, Bridgend Sanderson, John, fireman, 216 South street Saunders, Peter, leather-merchant, 21 Guard vennel Saxey, Mrs John, Wellbank, Kinnoull Sayers, William, pensioner, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Schaeffer, Henry F. F. (Academy), 2 Charlotte place Scobie, Christian, lodgings, 246 High street Scobie, James, weaver, 27 Kinnoull causeway Scobie, James, blacksmith, 137 High street Scobie, John, New Inn, Main street, Bridgend Scobie, Mrs David, 85 South street Scobie, Mrs William, washer, 55 Mill street Scobie, Peter, clerk, 85 South street Scobie, Robert, pensioner, 8 Guard vennel Scotland, David, weaver, 64 Pomarium Scotland, James, weaver, 10 Barrack street Scotland, John, weaver, 51 Pomarium Scotland, Miss, lodgings, 45 South Methven street Scotland, Mrs Applin, 24 Pomarium Scotland, Mrs James, 34 Leonard street Scotland, Newlands, 61 South street Scotland, William, Dovecotland Scotland, William, engine-driver, 5 Earl's dykes Scott, Alexander, carter, 290 High street Scott, Alexander (R. P. Rifles), 53 Canal street Scott, Alexander, joiner, 15 North port Scott, Andrew, fitter, 38 High street Scott, Archibald, labourer, 1 Mill wynd Scott, Bernard, spirit-dealer, 156 High street Scott, Catherine, washer, 13 Barossa street Scott, Charles, labourer, 9 Castlegable Scott, Charles, mason, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, David, cowfeeder, Craigie Scott, David, surgeon, 9 Athole street SCOTT—SCRIMGEOUR.

Scott, Edward, broker, 50 Meal vennel Scott, George, engine-driver, 170 High street Scott, George, cabinetmaker, 24 South street—house above Scott, George, wine and spirit dealer, 3 St. John's pi.— h. above Scott, 'James, engine-driver, 2 James street Scott, James, wool-merchant, 47 Scott st. —store 44 Leonard st. Scott, James, solicitor, 20 Watergate Scott, James, fitter, 6 Cross street Scott, James, engine-driver, 2 James street Scott, James, baker, 3 County place Scott, James, surfaceman, 59 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, James, fitter, 10 Foundry lane Scott, James, labourer, 15 Kirkgate Scott, Janet, lodgings 55 High street Scott, John, gardener, 37 Watergate Scott, John R., guard, 19 Hospital street Scott, John, lastmaker, 4 Kinnoull street— h, 17 Cutlog vennel Scott, Mary, 190 High street Scott, Matthew, late wine and spirit merchant, 25 S. William st. Scott, Misses, boarding-school, 21 Barossa place Scott, Mrs, 32 James street Scott, Mrs, 8 Watergate Scott, Mrs Andrew, registrar office for servants, 20 Canal street Scott, Mrs Charles, lodgings, 16 Athole street Scott, Mrs David, 19 Speygate Scott, Mrs George, 9 Watergate Scott, Mrs James, furnishings, 9 George street Scott, Mrs John, 10 Canal street Scott, Mrs Mary, 394 High street Scott, Mrs William, refreshments, 30 Mill street Scott, Peter, dyer, 219 High street Scott, Robert, weaver, 38 Barossa street Scott, Robert, mason, 56 Castlegable Scott, Robert, confectioner, 88 High street—house 86 Scott, Robert, weaver, 21 Kinnoull street Scott, Thomas, weaver, Thimblerow Scott, Thomas, weaver, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, mason, 17 Islay street, Bridgend Scott, Thomas, 253 High street Scott, William, rope-spinner, 311 High street Scott, William D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 18 & 20 Mill street—house 12 Charlotte street Scrimgeour, Adam, blacksmith, 71 High street Scrimgeour, Donald, joiner, 42 Kinnoull causeway Scrimgeour, Donald, labourer, 16 North port Scrimgeour, Donald, labourer, 12 Barrack street Scrimgeour, Donald, labourer, 20 Kinnoull causeway Scrimgeour, James, labourer, 75 South street 174 SCRIMGEOUR—SHEPHERD.

Scrimgeour, James, joiner, 37 Stormont street Scrimgeour, John, porter, 135 Canal street Scrimgeour, Mrs, lodgings, 40 South street Scrimgeour, Robert, weaver, 55 Pomarium Scrimgeour, Robert, painter, 3 Cross street Scrimgeour, William, weaver, 25 Pomarium Scroggie, John, labourer, 214 High street Seiveright, William, teacher (General Prison), New town Selby, John, railway-guard, Nelson street Session-Clerk's Office, 6 Charlotte street Seton, Betsy, lodgings, 23 Carpenter street Seton, Charles (sergeant R. P. R.), 114 South street Seton, Donald, labourer, 34 Canal street Seton, L., 6 East Bridge street, Bridgend Seton, Mrs Captain, Potterhill, Bridgend Shand, Robert, teacher, 45 Mill street Shanks, Mrs John, 5 St. Paul's square Sharp, David, painter, 156 High street Sharp, George, Albert Inn, 48 George street Sharp, Helen, 7 Barrack street Sharp, James, cabinetmaker, 11 Union street—house above Sharp, John, gardener, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Sharp, Major J elf, Kincarrathie, Bridgend Sharp, Mrs Charles, 8 Mill street Sharp, Robert, boiler-maker, Clayholes Sharp, Thomas, brass-founder, 10 Union street lane, Bridgend Sharp, William, carter, 69 Watergate Shaw, Alexander, dyer, 306 High street Shaw, Alexander (R. P. Rifles), 9 James street Shaw, Andrew, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Shaw, James, corkcutter, 27 Castlegable Shaw, Malcolm, carter, 196 South street Shaw, Norman, labourer, 224 High street Shaw, Norman, cowfeeder, Malloch's close, South street Shaw, William, publican, 41 Castlegable Shearer, Alexander, clerk, 246 High street Shear, John, labourer, 406 High street Shedden, Andrew, Dupplin post-runner, 35 Scott street Shedden, Charles, watchmaker and jeweller, 32 High street Shedden, David, smith, 36 West Mill street Shedden, James, confectioner, 57 North Methven street Shedden, Mrs John, eating-house, 83 Watergate Shepherd, Andrew, potato-dealer, 12 Kirkside Shepherd, David, tailor and clothier, 25 High street Shepherd, John, engine-driver, 88 South street Shepherd, John, weaver, 49 Leonard street Shepherd, John, labourer, 5 East Bridge street, Bridgend Shepherd, Mrs James, 63 Leonard street —

SHEPHERD SIMPSON. 175

Shepherd, Robert, clothier, 144 High street—house 47 Shepherd, Thomas, clothier and coal-merchant, 44 Leonard st, Shepherd, William, tailor, Clayholes Shepherd, William, tailor, Clayholes Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings Sherman, Edmund, clothier, 27 Watergate Sherwell, Lieutenant-Colonel W. S., 2 Athole place Shields & Co., John, power-loom factory, 1 North William street Shields, John (of Shields & Co,), 19 Melville street Shields, Mrs Alexander, 40 Athole street Shilling, John, dyer, 15 Bridge lane Short, Edward, labourer, 148 South street Shoemaker Incorporation Hall, 97 South street Sidey, Alexander, gardener, 223 South street Sidey, C. G., postmaster, 1 Tay street Sidey, C. G., printer and newspaper agent, 33 Skinnergate —house 1 Tay street Sidey, Stewart, 5 Cowrie street, Bridgend Sidey, Henry, salesman, 68 High street Sidey, Jessie, dressmaker, 29 Stormont street Sidey, Robert, carter, 34 West Mill street Sidey, Robert, Inch-watchman, Malloch's close, South street Sidey, Thomas, carter, 64 South street Sidley, Thomas, commercial traveller, Spring cottage, Canal street Simcock, George, platelayer, 31 Leonard street Sime, Archibald, rope-spinner, 292 High street Sime, Daniel, janitor, Infirmary Sime, David, labourer, 2 Oliphant's vennel Sime, David, labourer, 3 Barossa street Sime, David, mason, 25 Kinnoull causeway Sime, David, guard, 81 Leonard street Sime, Isabella, 50 High street Sime, John, porter, Craigie mill Sime, John, pensioner, Commercial Btreet, Bridgend Sime, John, fireman, 66 Pomarium Sime, John B., millinery warehouse, 225 & 229 High street house 227 Sime, Joseph, warder, 89 South street Sime, Mrs Alexander, milliner, 23 King street Sime, Mrs David, 163 High street Sime, Mrs Jacob, fruiterer, 252 High street Sime, Mrs James, winder, 34 New row Sime, Peter, draper, 67 High street Simie, Mrs David, 238 High street Simpson, Alexander, fireman, 6 Homers lane Simpson, Alexander, draper, 19 George street— house 56 Simpson, Archibald, slater, 116 High street Simpson, Charles, City-Hall Tavern, Kirkside 176 SIMPSON— SMEATON.

Simpson, David, baker, 223 High street Simpson, James, shoemaker, 64 South street Simpson, James, labourer, 29 Main street, Bridgend Simpson, John, clerk, 120 High street Simpson, John, labourer, 216 South street Simpson, Mary, 53 Meal vennel Simpson, Mrs, Queen street, Craigie Simpson, Mrs A., 35 New row Simpson, Eichard, baker, 24 Pornarium Simpson, Robert, 2 Graham's place, King street Simpson, William, bookbinder, 11 Paul's close Simson, Ann, 23 Marshall place Sinclair, Alexander, boilermaker, 45 New row Sinclair, Alexander, North Inch Tavern, 20 North port Sinclair, Donald, tailor, 38 High street Sinclair, Elisabeth, grocer, 40 Skinnergate Sinclair, Hugh, rope-spinner, 34 Meal vennel Sinclair, James, boot-closer, Thimblerow Sinclair, John, shopman, Barnhill Sinclair, John, blacksmith, 41 Main street, Bridgend Sinclair, John, tailor, 273 High street Sinclair, Joseph, railway-guard, Dovecotland Sinclair, Mary, 6 Gharlotte street Sinclair, Mrs John, 16 Union street lane, Bridgend Sinclair, Robert, labourer, 95 High street Sirket, William, porter, Cutlog vennel Sirket, William, shoemaker, 154 South street Sisters of Mercy, Stormont House, Stormont street Skeete, Horace, solicitor, 68 St John street—h. Bailbrook lodge Skeete, Mrs H. A., Bowerswell Cottage, Bridgend Skinner, James, cabinetmaker, 184 South street Skinner, John (of Skinner & Douglas), 43 Leonard street Skinner & Douglas, coal and lime agents, General Station Skirving, Archibald, hostler, 170 High street Slater, Mrs George, vintner, 1 New row Slater, Mrs John, dairy, 151 High street Slater, Robert, corkcutter, 246 High street Slater, William, weaver, 186 South street Slater, William, wright, 25 Kirkgate Sligo, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 92 High street Small, Mrs James, 151 High street Small, Mrs James, 18 Keir street, Bridgend Small, Mrs Peter, warder, 82 South street Smart, David, architect, 8 High street—h. 18 Charlotte street Smart, James; engine-driver, Dovecotland Smart, Mrs John, cowfeeder, 57 South street Smeaton, Alexander, dyer, 406 High street Smeatcn, Andrew, labourer, 33 Castlegable SMEATON— SMITH. if 7

Snieaton, JameS} tea-dealer, 73 High street Smeaton, James {of Dewar & Smeaton), Queen street, Craigie Smeaton, John, seaman, 84 Watergate Smeaton, Margaret, draper, 21 Athole street Smeaton, Mrs Andrew, 7 Speygate Smeaton, Mrs William, Carr's croft Smeatoa, Peter, clerk, Priory place, Craigie Smeaton, William, grocer, 197 High street Smith, A., scripture-reader, 96 High street Smith, Alexander, coachman, 11 North port Smith, Alexander, mason, Thimblerow Smith, Alexander (R. P. Rifles), 77 Main street, Bridgend Smith, Alexander R (Academy), 11 Charlotte street Smith, Andrew, railway-guard, 87 Canal street Smith, Andrew, grocer, 14 Gowrie street, Bridgend—h. above Smith, Bernard, stocking-weaver, 40 Meal vennel Smith, David, labourer, 53 Meal vennel Smith, David, bootmaker, 11 Main street, Bridgend Smith, David, salesman, 37 Pomarium Smith, Edward, labourer, 103 Canal street

Smith, J„ & D t , drapers and linen warehousemen, 13 Charlotte st* —house 12 Gowrie street, Bridgend Smith, James, labourer, 9 Watergate Smith, James, collector of excise, Willowbank, Barnhiil Smith, James, policeman, 139 South street Smith, James, mason, 28 New row Smith, James, hostler, 33 Castlegable Smith, James, labourer, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, James, shoemaker, 204 South street Smith, James, sexton, 18 Main street, Bridgend Smith, James, labourer, 1 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, Jane, staymaker, 59 Leonard street Smith, John, A.M. (Academy), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smith, John, grocer, 242 High street—house 56 George streefe Smith, John, labourer, 39 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, John, baker, 61 Strathmore street, Bridgend Smith, John, railway .guard, 6 Barrack street Smith, John, blacksmith, Guard vennel Smith, John, turner, 238 High street—house 18 Hospital street Smith, Margaret, seamstress, 21 Kinnoull street Smith, Mary, dairy, 6 Homers lane Smith, Mrs, washer, 3 Scott Street Smith, Mrs Alexander, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Smith, Mrs Andrew, vintner, 29 Cross street Smith, Mrs David, 61 Pomarium Smith, Mrs David, 59 Leonard street Smith, Mrs John, 25 Leonard street Smith, Mrs John, seamstress, 16 Union lane M ——

178 SMITH SPEEDIE.

Smith, Mrs John, dressmaker, 56 George street Smith, Mrs Laurence, coppersmith, 44 St. John street—house 56 Watergate Smith, Mrs Thomas, Paradise place, King street Smith, Peter, cabinetmaker, 18 Carpenter street Smith, Peter, oil-miller, 14 Paul street Smith, Peter, weaver, 19 Cross street Smith, Eobert B., grocer and wine-merchant, 72 St. John street house Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Smith, Robert, tentor, 239 High Street Smith, Robert, dyer, 37 Leonard street Smith, Robert, spirit-dealer, 171 High street Smith, Thomas, turner, 42 New row Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Smith, Thomas, accordion-tuner, 19 Leonard street Smith, William, carpenter, 8 Homers lane Smith, William, cabinetmaker, 13 Castlegable Sommerville, Margaret, dressmaker, 266 High street Sommerville, Mrs James, 59 Leonard street Sommerville, Mrs T., Pitcullen house Sommerville, Mrs Thomas, 34 James street Sommerville, Thomas, seaman, 53 Meal vennel Sorley, Mrs James, pawnbroker, 181 South street—bouse 192 Sorlie, David, tanner, 5 Back wynd, Bridgend Soutar, Ann, grocer, 8 Athole street Soutar, George, carter, 287 High street Soutar, George, hostler, 31 Castlegable Soutar, John, engine-driver, New town Soutar, Peter, dyer, 19 Hospital street Soutar, Thomas, agent (Commercial Bank), 4 Princes street Souter, Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Paul street Souter, David, teacher (Free Territorial School), South street house Barnhill Souter, James, baker, 67 South Methven street— house 65 Souter, John, police-constable, 14 Strathmor« street, Bridgend Souter, John, joiner, 89 South street Souter, Misses, 14 South street Souter, Mrs William, embroidery stamper, 40 North Methven st. Souter, William F., clerk, 40 North Methven street Southam, R., dental-surgeon (R.S.E), 42 George street Speed, Mrs Francis, 36 West Mill street Speed, Mrs James, 210 High street Speedie, Alexander, fishmonger, 17 St. John street—house 3 Water vennel Speedie, Easton, labourer, 60 Leonard street Speedie, John, shoemaker, 55 High street Speedie, .Mrs Elizabeth, 266 High street Speedie, Mrs John, 13 Paul street SPENCE—STEWART. 179

Spence, Mrs Andrew, potato-dealer, 21 Kirkgate Spence, Mrs David, temperance coffee-house, Kirkside Spence, Peter, shoemaker, 71 High street Spence, William, blacksmith, 23 Kirkgate Spottiswoode, Duncan, 5 King's place Spottiswoode, JameB (of Spottiswoode & Pinkerton), 1 Charlotte street Spottiswoode, Miss, 1 Charlotte street Spottiswoode & Pinkerton, solicitors, 25 George street Sprunt, James, editor of Perthshire Advertiser, Witchhill Cot- tage, Kinnoull Sprunt, John, commission-agent, 4 South street Sprunt, John, brassfounder, 15 Charteris street Sprunt, John, sawyer, 12 Melville street Sprunt, Miss, 9 Commercial street, Bridgend Sprunt, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 39 Princes street Squire, John, upholsterer, 219 South street Squire, Margaret, 6 Union street Staff Officer of Pensioners' Office, Perth Barracks Stalker & Boyd, painters and paper-hangers, 27 South street Stalker, John, labourer, Claypots wynd Stalker, John, fruiterer, 60 South Methven street Stalker. William (of. Stalker & Boyd), 85 Watergate Stark, George, labourer, 1 Homers lane St. Clair, Rev. J. P., 58 South Methven street Steel, James, labourer, 94 Reform place Steele, John, Fairmount, Barnhill Steele, Mrs James, furnishings, 125 High street Steele, Mungo, labourer, Dovecotland Steele, Robert, weaver, 376 High street Steele, William D. (Academy), Pitcullen, Bridgend Stein, David, drainer, 5 Kinnoull causeway Stein, William M., inspector of poor for Kinnoull, 6 Charlotte st. Stenhouse, Thomas, blacksmith, Earl's Dykes' Works Stephens, Mrs John, 146 High street Stephenson, Joseph (John Shields & Co.), 19 Barrack street Stephenson, Mrs James, 23 Cross street Stephenson, Mrs Moses, spirit-dealer, 51 South street Stephenson, Peter, labourer, 70 Pomarium Stevens, Alexander, labourer, 5 Paul's square Stevens, Christie, boot-closer, 44 Castlegable Stevens, Mary, milliner, 71 George street Stewart, Alexander, mason, New town Stewart, Alexander, tailor, 16 North Port Stewart, Alexander, haircutter, 2 County place —house above Stewart, Alexander, town's officer, 3 High street Stewart, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 170 High street Stewart, Alexander, wright, 12 Barossa street 180 8TEWAKT.

Stewart, Alexander, mason, 6 Barossa street Stewart, Alexander,, guard, Barnhill Stewart, Alexander, fish-dealer, 27 Guard venne! Stewart, Alexander, fireman, 75 Pomarram Stewart, Alexander, hairdresser, Newtown Stewart, Ann, 55 Pomarium and 4 Cow venae! Stewart, Betsey, 11 Eose terrace Stewart, Catherine, 24 West Mill street Stewart, Catherine, flesher, 21 North Methvea street Stewart, Charles, mason, 4 Low street Stewart, Charles, porter, 97 South street Stewart, Charles, labourer, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Charles, tailor, 145 High street Stewart, Daniel, baker, 205 High street—house 207 Stewart, Daniel, shoemaker, 201 South street Stewart, Daniel, carpenter, 239 High street Stewart, Daniel, weaver, Dovecotland Stewart, Daniel, weaver, 69 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, David, shoemaker, 3 Curfew row Stewart, David, glazier, 15 Commercial street, Bridgecd Stewart, David, porter, 206 High street Stewart, David, shoemaker, 23 Castlegable Stewart, David, labourer, 23 Stormont street Stewart, David, weaver, Thimblerow Stewart, Donald, carter, New shore Stewart, Donald, labourer, 330 High street Stewart, Duncan, flesher, 8 County place Stewart, Duncan, carter, 87 Canal street Stewart, Duncan, shoemaker. 14 George street Stewart, Duncan, weaver, 367 and 370 High street Stewart, Duncan, labourer, 15 Foundry lane Stewart, E., Taybank, Bridgend jStewart, Elisabeth, dressmaker, Thimblerow Stewart, Farquhar, baker, 103 High street Stewart, Francis, labourer, 34 South street Stewart, Francis, boatman, 90 Watergate Stewart, George, grocer, 272 High street—house 5 Mill wynd Stewart, George, sawyer, 327 High street Stewart, George, V.S., 39 Princes street Stewait, Grace, 9 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Henry, labourer, 13 Barossa street Stewart, Hugh, flesher, 26 South Methven street Stewart, James, labourer, 65 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Jame8, cowfeeder, 292 High street Stewart, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 120 South street Stewart, James, Custom-house, 62 Athole street Stewart, James, brewer, 109 Canal street—house 17 Homers Ian Stewart, James, blacksmith 63 South street STEWART. 181

Stewart, James, joiner, 3 Curfew row Stewart, James, tailor, 101 High street Stewart, James, dentist, 18 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, James, porter, New town Stewart, James, weaver, Dovecotland Stewart, James, gardener, Barnhill Stewart, James, joiner, 6 Cow vennei Stewart, Jane, 9 Watergate Stewart, Janet, 18 Charlotte street Stewart, John, mail-guard, 15 Melville street Stewart, John, surgeon-dentist, 28 St. John street Stewart, John, boatman, 62 Watergate Stewart, John, police-constable, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, John, cowfeeder, 25 Athole street Stewart, John, collector (C. Railway), Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, John, wright, 12 Barossa street Stewart, John, merchant, 31 James street Stewart, John, coachman, 24 Carpenter street Stewart, John, blacksmith, 89 South street Stewart, John, mason, 189 South street Stewart, John, mason, 11 Barossa street Stewart, John, labourer, 74 South street Stewart, John, carter, 103 South street and 297 High street Stewart, John, drill-instructor, 199 High street Stewart, John, labourer, 7 Union street Stewart, John, labourer, 22 Hospital street and 47 Skinnergate Stewart, John, sawyer, 3 New row Stewart, John, seaman, 126 High street Stewart, John, fishmonger, 23 Watergate Stewart, John, labourer, 40 Pomarium Stewart Malcolm, mason, 19 Union street Stewart Mrs, winder, 266 High street

Stewart , Mrs, lodgings, 73 South street Stewart, Mrs Alexander, grocer, 12 Athole street Stewart, Mrs Crawford, lodgings, 219 High street Stewart, Mrs B., Albion Inn, 60 High street Stewart, Mrs David, 25 Kinnoull causeway Stewart, Mrs George, 297 High street Stewart, Mrs Helen, 14 Melville street Stewart, Mrs Helen, grocer, 21 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs James, 18 Kirkgate Stewart, Mrs John, Somerset Villa, Kinnoull Stewart, Mrs John, High Craigie Stewart, Mrs John, 41 Stormont street Stewart, Mrs Margaret, lodgings, 25 High street Stewart, Mrs Peter, 8 Commercial street, Bridgend Stewart, Mrs Robert, dressmaker, 52 Castlegable Stewart, Mrs Stewart Robertson, 12 Rose terrace 182 STEWART—STOBIE.

Stewart, Neil, porter, 67 Strathmore street, Bridgend Stewart, Neil, clerk, Moncrieffe terrace, Craigie Stewart, Omond, blacksmith, 64 South street Stewart, Peter, labourer, 9 Castlegable Stewart, Peter, Burn's Tavern, Watergate Stewart, Peter, porter, 126 High street Stewart, Peter, baker, 170 High street Stewart, Peter, engine-driver, Low Craigie Stewart, Peter, fireman, 44 Pomarium Stewart, Richard, engine-cleaner, 24 Pomarium Stewart, Robert, labourer, Low Craigie Stewart, Robert, cabinetmaker, 137 High street Stewart, Robert, fireman, 99 Canal street Stewart, Robert, 10 St. Leonard's bank Stewart, Robert, Kinnoull Arms Inn, 33 South Methven street Stewart, Robert, jun., game-dealer, 32 South Methven street Stewart, Susau, 60 Watergate Stewart & Robertson, engineers, 1 3 King street Stewart, Thomas, boot closer, 47 High street Stewart, Thomas, tailor, 24 South street Stewart, Thomas, wright, 89 South street Stewart, Thomas and James, market-gardeners, Asylum Road, Bridgend Stewart, Thomas, labourer, 85 South street Stewart, Thomas, salesman, 7 Keir street, Bridgend Stewart, William, New town Stewart, William, flesher, 33 Watergate Stewart, William, 31 James street Stewart, William, mason, 282 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 216 High street Stewart, William, shoemaker, 42 Leonard street Stewart, William, clerk, 45 Pomarium Stewart, William, railway-guard, 46 Newrow Stewart, William, grain-measurer, 103 Canal street Stewart, William, labourer, 7 Mill wynd Stewart, William Grant, grocer, 297 High street Stillie, James, grocer, 14 Athole street Stimpson, Mrs sick-nurse, 50 High street Stirling, David, M.D., 4 Athole place Stirling, John, tailor, 282 High street Stirton, Charles, tailor, 15 Kirkgate Stirton, John, shoemaker, 10 High street Stirton, John, joiner, 266 High street and 41 Main st., Bridgend Stirton, John, saddler, 19 Kirkside St. John's Foundry, Foundry lane—W. Archer, manager Stobie, George, boot-closer, 33 Kirkgate Stobie, James, jeweller, and dentist, St. Stephen's Cottage, 31 Canal street —

STOBIE—SWAN. 183

Stobie, Mrs James, 14 St. John street Storer, John, grocer and spirit-dealer, 12 Main street, Bridgend — house 16 Storer, Robert, general grocer, 122 High st.—h, 22 Athole st. Storie, William, engineer, 56 Leonard street Stott, Joshua, teacher, 13 Barrack street Strachan, David, labourer, 13 Paul's close Strachan, George, porter, 105 Canal street Strachan, Isabella, 12 Melville street Strachan, James, weaver, 2 Cross street Strachan, Mrs Andrew, 112 South street Strachan, Peter, railway-guard, New town Straiton, David, wood-merchant, shore Straiton, John, vintner, Shore Strang, David, labourer, 6 Mill close Strang, Mrs E., 39 Castlegable Strang, Mrs Peter, grocer, 101 Canal street Strang, Peter, druggist and dentist, 166 High street, —house 113 Strang, R., laundress, 2 Blackfriars wynd Strabridge, Robert, engineer, 46 Newrow Strathdee, James, weaver, Dovecotland Strathdee, Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 39 Watergate Strathdee, Stewart, number-taker, 39 Watergate Strathearn, Mrs James, 47 Pomarium Strathearn, William, warper, Dovecotland Stratz, Louis, watchmaker, 42 Mill street—house 1 Cutlog vennel Strong, Mrs Charles, lodgings, 19 Keir street, Bridgend Stuart, Charles C, grocer and wine-merchant, 36 High street house Taybank, Bridgend Stuart, Elizabeth, servants' register office, 12 Kirkgate Stuart, Mrs Kenneth, Annat Lodge, Bridgend Stuart, Walter, sharebroker, 23 Princes street Sturrock, & Stewart, lathsplitters, 13 Scott street-—h. 6 Newrow Sutherland, George, potato and coal agent, Earl's Dykes—house Queen street, Craigie Sutherland, James, agent, 40 Barossa street Sutherland, John, marshalman, Carr's croft Sutherland, Mrs Robert, 22 Union lane Sutherland, Mrs Innes, 258 High street Sunter, David, tailor, 27 Cross street Suttie, David, slater, 164 South street Suttie, Peter, weaver, 164 South street Suttie, William, mason, 6 St. Paul's square Swan, David, railway-guard, 402 High street Swan, David, carter, 92 Reform place Swan, James, weaver, 19 Hospital street Swan, James, labourer, 60 Leonard street Swan^ Mrs Alexander, 35 Pomarium 1 84 SWAK—TAYLOK.

Swan, Mrs James, lodgings, 77 Leonard street Swan,. Mrs John, 11 Keir street, Bridgend Swan, William, Cross-Keys Tavern, Kirkside Swanston, David, salesman, 122 Canal street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul's Office, li South street —James Eason & Son, agents Symons, James, pensioner, 7 Barossa street

Taig, Francis, hawker, 60 Meal venne) Tailor Incorporation Hall, 227 High street Tainsli, Edward, printer, 46 Commercial street, Bridgead Tainsh, James, saw-miller, 6 Kinnoull causeway Tainsh, James, grocer, 62 South street Tainsli, Margaret, grocer, 57 Watergate Tait, Mrs Charles, 53 New row Tait, Mrs John, mangle, 21 Watergate Tait, William, eoaeh-wright, 217 South street Talbot, Henry, 48 Commercial street, Bridgend Talbot, Thomas, painter, 228 South street Tanniehill, John, blacksmith, 308 High street Taylor, Alexander, grocer, 61 Scott street Taylor, Alexander, weaver, Doveeotland Taylor, Andrew, miller, 70 South Methven street Taylor, Catherine, weaver, Doveeotland Taylor, Charles, salesman, 7 Paul street Taylor, Colin, hawker, 323 High street Taylor, David, shoemaker, 29 Leonard street Taylor, David, janitor, 7 Rose terrace Taylor, David, weaver, 49 Strathmore street, Bridgend Taylor, David, weaver, Doveeotland Taylor, David, pensioner, 207 High street Taylor, David, engine-driver, 56 Leonard street Taylor & Son, David, marble-cutters and masons, Alexandra streeft Taylor, David (of Taylor & Son), 35 Mill street Taylor, David, mason, 53 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor & Finlayson, ironmongers and blacksmiths, 27 Kinnoull st*. Taylor, George, weaver, Doveeotland Taylor, George, plasterer, 1 Charles street Taylor, James, brush maker, 135 High street Taylor, James, weaver, Doveeotland Taylor, JameR, labourer, 41 Pomarium Taylor, John, mason, 276 High street Taylor, John, draper, 164 High street—house above Taylor, John, mason, 30 Barossa street Taylor, John, sawyer, 18 Carpenter street Taylor, John, 49 Stiathmore street, Bridgecd —

TAYLOR THOMSON. 185

Taylor, John, tailor, 47 Stormont street Taylor, John, labourer, 14 South street Taylor, John, painter, 6 Meal vennel Taylor, Margaret, 72 High street Taylor, Margaret, staymaker, 5 Barossa street Taylor, Margaret, 5 Pomarium Taylor, Mary, 31 Leonard street Taylor, Mary, eating-house, 3 Paul street Taylor, Mrs Alexander, 63 Pomarium Taylor, Mrs Charles, 15 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs David, 27 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Mrs James, mangle, 55 Mill street Taylor, Mrs John, 14 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs John, 32 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs Thomas, smallwares, 12 Leonard street Taylor, Mrs William, 4 Stormont street Taylor, Peter (of Taylor & Son), Alexandra street Taylor, Peter, weaver, 51 Pomarium Taylor, Peter, gardener, Barnhill Taylor, R. D„ draper, 45 High street—house 7 South Methven st„ Taylor, Richard, joiner, 41 Canal street Taylor, Robert, grocer, 27 King street Taylor, Robert, shoemaker, 71 Pomarium Taylor, Robert, labourer, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Taylor, Thomas, skinner, Murray street—h. 4 South Methven st. Taylor, Thomas, tenter, 205 South street Taylor, Thomas, mason, 4 Union street lane, Bridgend Taylor, William, glazier, 312 High street Taylor, William, mason, 23 Kinnoull street Taylor, William, 315 High street Taylor, William, coach-wright, 25 High street Telford, John, goods-guard, Dovecotland Templeton, James, millinery warehouse, 15 George street—house 30 Melville street Thomas, Francis, blacksmith, 3 Horners lane Thomas, John, carter, 29 Kirkgate Thomas, John, blacksmith, 232 High street Thomas, John, solicitor, 22 St. John street—h. 25 Barossa place Thomas, Misses, 43 Scott street Thomson, Adam, horse-dealer, 35 Canal street Thomson, Alexander, grocer and spirit-dealer, 271 High street house 1 Charter lane Thomson. Alexander, printer, 16 Commercial street, Bridgend Thomson, Charles, tinsmith, 5 South street Thomson, Charles S., haberdasher, 26 High street— house Queen street, Craigie Thomson, Daniel, guard, 25 Canal street Thomson, David, weaver, 6 Paul street 186 THOMSON THORNTON.

Thomson, Elspeth, 6 Pomariura Thomson, Fraser, M.D., 8 Athole crescent Thomson, George, shopman, 154 South street Thomson, George, harm-brewer, Cutlog vennel—h. 195 High st. Thomson, Hugh, photographic artist, 21 Marshall place Thomson, Hugh, grocer and spirit-dealer, 146 South 6treet Thomson, Isabella, 21 Kinnoull street Thomson, James, upholsterer, 140 High street Thomson, James, teacher, Kinnoull scboolhouse Thomson, James, city-chamberlain, 39 North Methven street Thomson, James, tailor, 41 Stormont street Thomson, James, slater, Kinnoull street—house 33 N. Methven st. Thomson, James Bruce, resident surgeon, General Prison Thomson, James, painter, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, James, labourer, 282 High street Thomson, James, cooper, 4 Mill street—house 74 South street Thomson, John, pointsman, 6 Mill close Thomson, John, joiner, 2 Union lane Thomson, John (Inland Revenue), 40 Main street, Bridgend Thomson, John, cattle-dealer, 7 Commercial street, Bridgend Thomson, John, engine-driver, 9 Charteris street Thomson, John, fireman, 27 Cross street Thomson, John, weaver, 16 Kinnoull causeway Thomson, John, clerk of works, 13 Barosea street Thomson, John, porter, 6 Foundry lane Thomson, John, mason, 9 Paul street Thomson, John, weaver, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Thomson, Margaret, 406 High street Thomson, Mrs James, 25 and 55 High street Thomson, Mrs John, grocer, 49 South street and 341 High street Thomson, Mrs John, winder, 27 Cross street Thomson, Mrs John, seamstress, 14 Paul street Thomson, Mrs Peter, 15 Kinnoull causeway Thomson, Mrs Peter, winder, 222 South street Thomson, Mrs Thomas, 27 Main street, Bridgend Thomson, Mrs William, 22 Kinnoull street Thomson, Peter, spirit-dealer, 134 High street Thomson, Peter, weaver, 44 Pomarium Thomson, Robert, dyer, 11 Foundry lane Thomson, Robert, weaver, 301 High street Thomson, Robert, porter, 87 High street Thomson, Thomas, Hospital-master, Hospital Thomson, William, coach-builder and saddler, 46 Canal street and 36 St John street—house Ivybank, Canal street Thomson, William, boat-builder, 90 Watergate Thomson, William, baker, 345 High street Thomson, William B., wine and spirit merchant, 60 Canal street Thornton, Michael, labourer, 53 New row —

THORNTON URQUHART. 187

Thornton, Peter, labourer, 41 Meal veDnel Thrift, James, mason, 3 Main street, Bridgend Todd, A, (of John Todd & Co.), 9 St. Leonard's bank Todd, Alexander, labourer, 50 Commercial street, Bridgend Todd & Co., John, ink manufacturers, 5 Charteris street Todd, David, labourer, 5 Union street lane, Bridgend Todd, John, appraiser, 10 St. Ann's lane Todd, T. & D., bakers, 13 George street—house 11 Todd, William, saddler and auctioneer, 31 Skinnergate Tolleth, David, bootmaker, 4 Charlotte street Tolleth, John, boot-closer, 34 Meal vennel Tolleth, Robert, gardener, Barnhill Tomey, Enoch, guage-glasses maker, Tay Glass Works, Shore house New Scone Torrie, Jane, 292 High street Tosh, Mrs Peter, 4 St. Ann's lane Tract Society's Hall, 96 High street Trail, Mrs William, seamstress, 1 Paul street Trotter & Christison, painters, 80 High street—house 101 Trotter, James, cleaner, 84 Reform place Troup, General Hugh, Pitcullen Bank, Bridgend Tuck, Stephen, baker, 35 Castlegable Tulloch, Rev. John, 35 York place Tulloch, Peter, plasterer, 3 Scott street Tullocb, William, saddler, 15 Princess street—house 29 James st, Turnbull, Archibald (of Dickson & Turnbull), Bellwopd Turnbull, George, agent, 16 Rose terrace Turnbull, Jane, 315 High street Turnbull, Mrs David, 30 Athole street Turnbull, Mrs Peter, 21 Kinnoull street Turnbull, Robert, coachman, 19 North port Turnbull, William S., North William street Turnbull, William, inspeotor of police, Commercial st., Bridgend Turnbull, William, Walnut Cottage, Barnhill Turner, Mrs John, 23 Cow vennel Tyrie, John, grocer, 29 Stormont street Tyrie, Mrs John, carpet shoemaker, 44 Skinnergate Tyrie, Walter, labourer, 18 Kirkgate Tyrrell, John, forage agent, 13 East Bridge street, Bridgend

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Union Bank of Scotland, 24 George street, H. H. Norie, agent United Kingdom Telegraph Coy., 16 George st. —P. Gall, clerk Urquhart, David, Rhynd post-runner, 4 Carpenter street Urquhart, Helen, 26 Princes street Urquhart, William, upholsterer, 198 High street 188 VALENTINE—WANN.

Valentine, George, surgical-instrument maker, &c., 77 High street —house 9 King's place Valley, David, weaver, 8 Pomarium Valley, Mrs Janet, grocer, 50 Castlegable Veitch, George, upholsterer, 103 Canal street Veitch, William, upholsterer, 37 Athole street Voy, James, engine-driver, 37 Pomarium

Waddel, James, labourer, 2 Blackfriars wynd Waddel, John, carter, 9 Castlegable Waddel, Peter, labourer, 17 Commercial street, Bridgend Waddel, Thomas, coppersmith, 39 Princes street Waddel, William, porter, 10 Foundry lane Wagstaff, James, dyer, 9 Pomarium Walker, Andrew, fireman, 170 High street Walker, David, weaving-agent, 46 South Methven street— house Craigie Walker, Francis, labourer, 13 Speygate Walker, James, labourer, 13 Barossa street Walker, John, currier, 137 High street Walker, John, corn-merchant, 28 High street—granaries 14 Vic- toria street Walker, Eev, John Young, 69 North Methven street Walker, Ann, 19 Mill street Walker, Mrs Peter, lodgings, 8 Barossa place Walker, Richard, warper and yarn-merchant, 12 Paul street Walker, Robert, wright, 32 Commercial street, Bridgend Walker, Robert, horse-hirer, 58 George street—house Gannochy Walker, Thomas, leather-merchant, 170 High street Walker, Thomas, shoemaker, 23 Pomarium Walker & Co., William, hosiers, 265 High street Walkinshaw, Alexander, engine-driver, New town Wallace, David, policeman, 12 Back wynd, Bridgend Wallace, James, shipbuilder (of Wallace & Fenton), 10 Canal st. Wallace, John, labourer, 60 Leonard street Wallace, Mrs John, dairy, 154 South street Wallace, Mrs Peter, 12 Barrack street Wallace, James, coachman, 99 Canal street Wallace & Fenton, shipbuilders, Shore Wallace, Robert, (of new Shipbuilding Company), 54 South William street Walsh, John, superintendent of police, 5 George street Wands, George, writer, 11 James street Wann, James, joiner, 170 High street—house 8 Barossa place WANNAN—WEDDERSPOON. 189

Wannan, Alexander, goods-agent, (C. Ry, Co.), 56 Princes st. Ward, Hugh, cowfeeder, 55 Leonard street Ward, John, labourer, Shuttlefield close, South street Wardlaw, Margaret, 12 Barrack street Water-Duty Office, 3 High street—James Thomson, collector Waterson, George, gardener, Claypots wynd Waterson, James, painter, 29 Pomarium Waterson, James, (Perth Loan Office), Bellwood Cottage, Barnhill Waterson, John, 36 North Methven street Waterson, John, tailor, 98 South street Waterson, John labourer, 7 Pomarium Watson, Alexander, mechanic, 1 Kinnoull causeway Watson, Ann, 5 Melville street Watson, David, railway-guard, 90 Reform place Watson, Isaac, 23 Castlegable Watson, James, hatter and clothier, 13 St. John street—house York place Watson, James, wright, 9 Castlegable Watson, James, 2 Curfew row Watson, James, 3 Cherry lane Watson, James, inspector of works, General Prison, Craigie place Watson, Jean, seamstress, 238 High street Watson, John, umbrella-maker, 67 High street Watson, John, hair-cutter, 35 Skinneigate —house above Watson, John, labourer, 282 High street Watson, Mrs Hugh, The Den, Kinnoull Watson, Mrs John, 4 Cross street Watson, Mrs Peter, 206 South street Watson, Peter, flaxdresser, 6 Newrow Watson, Robert, blacksmith, 71 Leonard street Watson, Robert, weaver, 44 Pomarium Watson, William, wright, 7 Barrack street Watt, Alexander, glazier, 157 High street Watt, David, mason, 6 Victoria street Watt, John, labourer, 151 High street Watt, Mrs, 207 High street Watt, Nathaniel (John Wright & Co.), 12 North Methven street Webb, Edward M., printer, 49 Commercial street, Bridgend Webster, Alexander, labourer, 51 Commercial street, Bridgend Webster, Alexander, gilder, 57 South street Webster, James, engine-driver, Priory place, Craigie Webster, James, weaver, 24 Pomarium Webster, John, weaver, 15 Pomarium Webster, Matthew, labourer, 7 Strathmore street, Bridgend Webster, William, weaver, 47 Pomarium Wedderspoon, David, (of W. & D. Wedderspoon), 2 Marshall place Wedderspoon, Jessie, Wellbank, Kinnoull 190 WEDDERSPOON WHITELAW.

Wedderspoon, Miss, Tayside, Bridgend Wedderspoon, Peter, carter, 8 Cutlog vennel Wedderspoon, W. & D., solicitors, 14 High street Weir, Margaret, 89 South street Weir, Miss, 55 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wells, George, mason, 5 Earl's dykes Wells, James, blacksmith, 33 Newrow and 6 Carpenter street Wells, John, carter, 4 Low street Welsh, Anthony, labourer, 3 Cutlog vennel Welsh, James, general blacksmith, 129 High street Welsh, John, labourer, 103 South street Welsh, Martin, labourer, 34 New row Welsh, Margaret, washer, 15 Main street, Bridgend Welsh, Michael, labourer, 39 Castlegable Welsh, Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 129 High street Welsh, Thomas, labourer, 33 Castlegable Welsh, William, general blacksmith, 17 Mill street—hous 129 High street Welsh, "William, grocer, 63 Strathmore street, Bridgend Westwood, Alexander, bell-hanger, 48 George street Westwood, James, ten tor, 9 Foundry lane Whannel, Charles, callender, 41 Pomarium Whannel, Henry, flesher, 1 Kirkgate Whannel, James, weaver, 52 Pomarium Whannel, John, weaver, 70 South Methven street Whimster, Mrs James, Burton place Whimster, Thomas, manager of Old Gas Work, 20 Scott street Whitby, Francis, tailor, 345 High street White, Charles, plumber, 13 Cow vennel White, David smith, 189 South street White, David, dyer, 6 Newrow White, Ebenezer, granary-keeper, Canal street —house Craigie White, Francis Isa., M.D,, 2 Athole place White, Henry, solicitor, 30 George street White, James, tailor, 213 South street, and 8 St. Paul's square White, James, skinner, 16 North port White, John, porter, Bovecotland White, Laurence, wright, 88 Watergate White, Louis, seamen, 80 High street White, Mrs, Alexander, lodgings, 8 North port White, Mrs David, 189 South street White, Mrs Peter, 20 Hospital street White, Mrs Robert, 40 Commercial street, Bridgend White, Thomas, labourer, 2 Carpenter street Whitehall, George, town's drummer, 77 South street Whitehead, Mrs, 9 Bose terrace Whitehead, Thomas, commission-agent, 9 Bose terrace Whitelaw, George, turner, 119 South street WHITELAW WILLOX. 191

Whitelaw, James, victualler, 191 South street Whitelaw, Margaret, gardener, Barnhill Whitelaw, Thomas, corn-merchant, 55 Scott street Whittet, Miss Ann (academy), 4 Barossa place Whittet, Charles, joiner, 22 Mill street Whittet, James, tea-merchant, 57 High street—house opposite Whittet, James P., commission agent, 16 Bridge lane Whittet, Mrs, 224 High street Whittet, Mrs James, sick -nurse, 25 Hospital street Whittet, Robert, printer, 25 High street— house Kinnoull Whittet, Thomas, seed-merchant, 16 Bridge lane—house above Whytock, James, tea-agent, 7 St. Paul's square Whytock, James, labourer, High Oaigie Whytock, John, turner, 238 High street Whytock, Misses, 338 High street Whytock, Mrs John, laundress, 6 Union street lane, Bridgend Whytock, Robert, labourer, 81 Pomarium Wight, Thomas, smith and wire worker, 44 South Methven stre Wighton, William, weaver, 48 Pomarium Wilkie, Andrew, warper. 20 Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, David, warper, 13 Leonard street Wilkie, Henry, railway-guard, Dovecotland Wilkie, Henry, millwright, 22 Kinnoull causeway Wilkie, James, painter, 34 New row Wilkie, James, confectioner, 74 South street Wilkie, James, railway-guard, 53 Scott street Wilkie, James, stoker, Dovecotland Wilkie, Matthew, wright, 300 High street Wilkie, Miss, 77 Main street, Bridgend Wilkie, Mrs Andrew, 44 Pomarium Wilkie, Mrs Andrew, 6 Strathmore street, Bridgend Wilkie, Mrs David, 13 Leonard street Wilkie, Thomas, weaver, 258 High street Wilkie, Thomas, railway-guard, 35 Stormont street Wilkie, William, mason, 224 High street Wilkie, William, printer, 5 Keir street, Bridgend Wilkinson, Joseph, fireman, 125 South street Wilkinson, Joseph, seaman, 4 South street Will, Mrs Thomas, 300 High street Will, Robert, blacksmith, 71 High street Williamson, Andrew, guard, 11 Cross street Williamson, John, shoemaker, 14 Barrack street Williamson, Mrs Robert, 80 High street Williamson, Mrs" Thomas, 7 Charteris street Williamson, Robert, carver, 55 High street Williamson, Robert, smith, 103 Canal street Williamson, William, engineer, 103 Canal street Willox, Rev, Alexander, 11 Keir street, Bridgend 192 WILSON WOOD.

Wilson, Alexander, solicitor, 10 St. Ann's lane—house Elmbank, Barnhill Wilson, Andrew, engine-driver, 3 South William street Wilson, David, inkmaker, 129 Canal crescent Wilson, David, corkcutter, 5 Mill wynd Wilson, David, labourer, 7 Cross street Wilson, George, labourer, 224 High street Wilson, George, railway porter, 29 Kinnoall causeway Wilson, Henry, meal-dealer, 4 Mill street—house 10 High street Wilson, Rev. James, 18 Charlotte street Wilson, James, shopman, 1 Cutlog vennel Wilson, James, labourer, 56 West Mill street Wilson, James, labourer, 133 Canal street Wilson, James, post-boy, 9 Castlegable Wilson, James, shipmaster, 1 Water vennel Wilson, James, fireman, 32 Kinnoull causeway Wilson, John, chemist and druggist, 35 High street —house 2 Victoria street Wilson, John, wholesale grocer, Loretto court, entrance from 58 South Methven street and 219 South street Wilson, John, dyer, 282 High street Wilson, John, clerk, Low Craigie Wilson, Mrs Alexander, 70 South street Wilson, Mrs Peter, 7 Princes street Wilson, Mrs William, 1 Cross street Wilson, Robert, 2 Fairmount villas, Barnhill Wilson, Robert, baker, 38 St. John street—house 34 Wilson, Samuel, joiner, 37 Canal street Wilson, William, shopman. Dovecotland Wilson, William, 10 Barrack street Wilson, William, tailor, 75 Leonard street Wilson, William, labourer, 69 South street Winter, John, hatter, 35 George street—house 46 Commercial street, Bridgend Winter, James, gardener, 17 Keir street, Bridgend Wiaterbottom, James, engine-driver, New town Winton, Ann, 2 Bridge lane Winton, Colin, weaver, 8 Leonard street Winton, Mrs, mangle, 89 South street Winton, Peter, labourer, 29 Stormont street Wishart, William, labourer, 146 High street Wittet, James, slater, 9 Speygate Wittet, Robert, seaman, 15 Guard vennel Wittet, William, slater, 312 High street Wood, Alexander, seaman, 309 High street Wood, David, bookseller and stationer, 52 High street- -house $ Melville street Wood, James, bricklayer, Coburg place, King's place WOOD YOUNG. 1 93

Wood, John, bread and fancy biscuit baker, 2 George street and 13 High street—house Dupplin Bank, Kinnoull Wood, Mrs David, 54 High street Wood, Samuel, police-sergeant, 9 Barrack street Wood, William, weaver, 396 High street Wooler, Mrs, 126 South street Wovdie & Co., railway agents and carriers, 10 Mill street Wotherspoon, James, hatter, 44 High street—house Greenbrae, Bridgend Wotherspoon, William H., commercial traveller, 8 Barossa place Wordsworth, Right Rev. Bishop C, Feu House, Crieff road Wray, Mrs James, 77 South street Wright & Co., John, brewers, 18 North Methven street Wright Incorporation Hall, 23 Watergate Wright, James, grocer and spirit-dealer, 2 South Methven street Wright, John, labourer, 116 High street Wright & Son, Thomas, tauners and curriers, 35 Commercial St., Bridgeud Wright, William, labourer, 139 High street Wright, William, coachsmith, 18 Canal street Wright, William, weaver, 48 Pomarium Wright, Robert, porter, 392 High street Wyllie, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 248 High street—house 246 Wyllie, David, brassfounder, 12 Pomarium Wyllie, David, pointsman, Carr'e Croft Wyllie, George, brassfounder, 15 Bridge lane Wyllie, James, plane-maker, 12 Pomariuni Wyllie, John (of Paterson, Sons, & Co.), 42 George street Wyllie, John (of M'Vicar & Wyllie), 246 High street Wyllie, Mrs William, 39 King street Wyllie, William? police-constable, 41 Main street, Bridgend Wyllie, William, labourer, 206 South street Wynd, Alexander, sailmaker, 23 Cross street

' Wynd, William, coachfouilder, 56 South. William street

Yacomenia, Robert, carter, 72 South street

Yardley, Mrs John, lodgings, 1 Kirkgate Yeoman, James, labourer, 66 Leonard street Yeoman, James, plumber-, 12 Paul street Young, Alexander, Sunbank Cottage, Bamhill Young, Alexander, labourer, 13 Leonard street Young, Alexander, cabinetmaker, &c, 192 High street Young, Andrew, tailor, 12 Barossa street Young, Andrew, labourer, 7 Stormont street Young, Andrew, labourer, 5 Islay street, Bridgend Young, Carrington, & Co., engineers, &c, St. Leonard's works Young, C, D. (of Young, Carrington, & Co,), 9 Melville street N 194 YOUNG.

Young, David, draper, Burton place Young, David, labourer, 25 High street Young, David, grocer, 117 High street—house 87 Young, David, brassfounder, 4 Low street Young, David, warper, 80 High street Young, David, fireman, 25 Barossa street Young, David, 41 Canal street Young, Hannah, tobacconist. 221 High street Young,' Helen, 34 West Mill street Young, Hugh, grocer, 3 Castlegable Young, James, railway messenger, 10 Foundry lane Young, James, grocer, 274 High street Young, James, labourer, 146 rligh. street iToung, James, shoemaker, 6 James street Young, James, platelayer, 2 Cross street Young, James, weaver, Thimblerow Young, James, seaman, 309 High street Young, Jane, grocer, 224 South street Young, Janet, 11 Paul's close Young, John, C.E. and land-surveyor, 14 Watergate—house 2 Marshall place Young, John, solicitor, 38 High street—house 35 King street Young, John, fishmonger, 15 Watergate—house opposite Young, John, upholsterer, 03 South street Young, John, weaver, Dovecotland Young, John (fiscal' s assistant), 117 High street Young, John, watchmaker, Cutlog vennel Yoxmg, John C, photographer, 14 Leonard street Young, Joseph, weaver, 33 Cross street Young, Mary, 89 South, street Young, Maiy, dressmaker, 14 St. John street Young, May, lodgings, 258 High street Young, Mrs, High Craigie Young, Mrs Alexander, 213 High street Young, Mrs George, 27 Scott street Young, Mrs George, 17 Hospital street Young, Mrs James, 33 Cross street Young, Mrs James, lodgings, 12 G High street Young. Mrs James, Thimblerow Young, Mrs John, Carr's croft Young, Mrs John, 35 Cross street Young, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 55 High street Young, Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 19 Union street Young, Mrs Thomas, vintner, 106 South street Young. Mrs William, lodgings, 1 Kirkgate Youi g, Mrs William, draper, 241 High street Yoir g ' ? rs William, furnishings, 194 South street Young, Pe er. weaver, 222 South street YOUNG YOUNGER. 195

Young, Richard, wright, 64 Leonard street Young, Robert, gardener, Barnhill Young, Robert, weaver, Dovecotland Young, Thomas, watchmaker, 234 High street— h. 8 Kinnoull st. Young, Thomas, porter, 190 High street Young, William, tailor and clothier, 78 St, John street -house 74 Young, William, Gowrie Inn, Watergate Young, William, inspector of poor, 45 South street Young, William, tinsmith, 56 High street Young, William, grocer, 2 Mill street—house above Young, William, commissary clerk, County Buildings Young, William, weaver, 32 West Mill street Young, William, labourer, 35 Stormont street Younger, George, railway-guard, Barnhill

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ACCOUNTANTS. Muriel, Arthur (commercial), 1 Mar- MacLeish, John, 18 High street shall place (insurance), Morison, J. & R., 3 Blackfriars st. M'Intosh, Henry 37 South Methven street Philip, And. (commercial), Bridgend AGENTS. Preston, G. M, (commercial), 45 South Cairnie, Robert (commercial), 60 Methven street High street Rintoul, Laurence (commission), 79 Carnegie, F. P. (commission), 45 High 6treet Watergate Robertson, James (spirit), 21 York pi. Christie, John (land), 1 Nelson street Sidey, C G. (Government emigra- Chrystie, W, (commercial), Craigie tion and newspapers), 1 Tay street Cruickshank, Richard (commission) Sidley, T. (commercial), Canal street 80 Watergate Sutherland, James (manure), 40 Bar- Easson & Son, James (ship and ossa street emigration), South street Sprunt, John (commission), 4 Galletly, James (commission), 25 South street South street Walker, David (weaving), South Galloway, James (society), Bridgend Methven street Goodsir, John (commisson), 29 Kirk- Whitehead, Thomas (commission), 9 gate Rose terrace Grant, John (commission), 8 High Whittet, Thomas & James (commis- street sion), 16 Bridge lane Grassick, David (society), Bridgend Wotherspoon, W. H. (commercial), 8 Hally, David (commission), 2 Bridge Barossa place lane Kemp, James (commercial) 75 Vic- toria street ARCHITECTS AND CIVIL King, Alexander (commission), 107 ENGINEERS. South street Law, Chas. (emigration). Princes st. Those marked*are Civil Engineers. Lowe, Robt, (general), 64 St. John Chalmers, John, 2 Leonard place street Heiton, Andrew, 72 George street Mearns, Thos. (commission), Mon- * Patterson, William (Caledonian crieffe Terrace, Craigie Railway), Marshall Bank Murie, Dav. (commission),? High st. *M'Donald, Angus, Mill street see M'Donald, Laurence, 305 High st. advertisement — — —— —

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* Ritchie, James, 7 Attiole place Duncanson, Thomas, Bridgend Robertson, Charles S., Blackfriars Fisher, John, 1 Melville st. Smart, David, 8 High street Glass, David, 91 High street * Young, John, 12 Watergate Hewat, Andrew (pie), 10 Watergate Hewat, James (pie), 30 S. Methven st. ARTISTS. Hopkirk, David, 51 Leonard street Hopkirk, John, Bridgend Those marked*are Photographic. Marshall, & Co., 33 Kinnoull street *Bourke, Thomas, Athole street Martin, James, Bridgend Cranstoun, James H. (landscape), 3 Mawer, William (pie), 47 South st. Athole street Mitchell, Robert, 49 South street Anderson, 87 High street *Fraser & Montgomery, James, 235 High st. * Albert place Henderson, John, Mullion, James, 15 Leonard street * John, George Henderson, jun., 30 M'G-ee, Peter, 13 Meal venr.el street see advertisement Pullar, James (pie), 257 High street * 32 South Methven Ireland, James, Scott, James, 3 County place street and 17 King street Smith, Robert (pie), 171 High street * Magnus, Marshall place Jackson, Souter, James, 67 South Methven st. * place Porter, James, County Stewart, Daniel. 205 High street * Thomson, Hugh, 21 Marshall pi. Todd, T. & D , 13 George street Leenard street *Young, Jobn C., 14 Wilson, Robert, 38 St. John street see advertisement AUCTIONEERS AND LAND Wood, John, 2 George st. and 13 SURVEYORS. High street ses advertisement Those marked*are also Surveyors. Those markedfare /Surveyors only. BANKERS. Brady, Terrence, 74 High street- (See also pages 15 and 17.) see advertisement Burns, Arch. (Central), 50 St, Johnst. * Hay, Alexander, 53 So. Methven st J. (Scotland), 5 St. John st. *M'Donald, Angus, Mill street see Barclay, Conning Hunter (British Linen), advertisement & 75 George street Macfarlane, Duncan, 7 and 12 High Norie, H. H. (Union), George street street—see advertisement Jolly, D. L. (National), 5 High street. Robertson, Charles S., Blackfriars Jameson, Melville (Savings), 24 Char- Robertson & Son, Alexander, 48 lotte street see. advertisement South street G. Gray (Royal), 80 George street Todd, John, 10 St. Ann's lane T. (Commercial), South st. tYoung, John, 12 Watergate Soutar,

BAKERS. BASKETMAKERS. Murdoch, Thomas, 14 Kirkgate Ayson, James, 15 Union street M'Kinven, James, 39 Hisrh street Brebner, John (Society), Union lane Taylor, James, 135 High street- Burnett, John, 24 County place see advertisement Cant, Andrew, 127 South street 49 So. Methven street Carr, Robert, BELLHANGERS. Chalmers, Henry (pie), G8 High st. Clark, R, & D., 152 High street Bryden & Sons, John, 33 St. John st Donaldson, Thos., 8 N. Methven st, C'airnie, Robert, sen., 46 St.John st — — )

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Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High street BOATBUILDERS. see advertisement (See Shipbuilders. Robertson, John, 2 Melville street BOOK AGENTS AND DELIVERERS. BERLIN-WOOL REPOSITORIES. Dow, David, Bridgend (See also Furnishing Shops.) Kennedy, Peter, 297 High street M'Queen, Thomas, 103 South street Scott, Mrs James, 9 George street Robertson, 106 street Templeton, James, 15 George street 0., High Roy, James, 21 Cross street Thomson, Charles S., 26 High street

BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND BILL-POSTERS. BOOKBINDERS. Ashton, Alexander, Kirkside Those marled * are Bookbinders. Donaldson, James, 224 High street —see advertisement Banks, Richard, 150 High street Roy, James, 54 High street Bayne, John, 29 High street *Bennet, James, 31 George street Blair, Andrew (old), 39 Mill street BIRD-STUFFERS, ETC. Bourke, Thomas, 25 Meal vennel Brown, Daniel, 13 Bridge lane Campbell, John, 23 George street Lamb, James, 7 King street Clark, Jane, 39 St, John street Davidson, James, 128 High street Drummond, John, 46 George street BLACKSMITHS. *Jackson, James H,, 165 High st. Those marked * are also Cart-wrights. *Jacksons & M'Gregor, 195 High st. Logan, Charles, 41 South Methven Conacher, Charles, (veterinary sur- street see advertisement geon and farrier), Watergate Lorimer, George, 187 South street Donald, John, Bridgend * Mitchell, William, 8 Bridge lane Forsyth, Thomas, 129 High street *Morison & Duncan, 22 High street —see advertisement Paton, Mrs Charles, 32 St. John st. Fraser, William, 189 South street Peters, David (old), 220 South st. Frew & Sons, Wm, 6 Mill street ^Richardson, Thomas, 1 Geoi^ge st, Gorrie, Thomas, 5S Watergate Robertson, David, 94 High street Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George street Sidey, C. G., 33 Skinnergate *Irvine, John, 6 North William st. Wood, David, 52 High street Mailler, John, 67 South street M'Lean, J. (farrier), 6 Mill street BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND Rattray, James, Newrow Smith, John, Guard vennel & Shore DEALERS. Stewart, James (farrier), 63 South st. Bannister, Thomas, 9 Athole place Taylor & Finlayson, Kinnoull street Brown, William (gutta percha), 109 • —see advertisement High street Thomas, Francis, 3 Homers lane Calderwood, James, 63 High street Walsh, James, 129 High street Donohue, John, 13 Meal vennel Walsh, William, 17 Mill street Duncan, John, 63 S. Methven street Wells, James, 33 Newrow Farney, William M., 26 St. John st. Will", Robert, 71 High street Gall, Alexander, 5 Skinnergate — — —

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Graham, John D., 13 Carpenter st. Mackie & Co., David, 23 Canal st. Graham, John, 330 High street —see advertisement Grieg, Thomas, 24 and 26 Water- Perth Foundry (A. M'Farlane & Co.), gate see advertisement Paul street Haggarty, James, 9 Meal vennel Ramsay, Alexander, 145 High street Handyside, George, 64 High street St John's Foundry Co., Foundry lane Jack, James, Bridgend — William Archer, manager Kinnoch, Peter, 29 George street see advertisement BREWERS. Leslie, Jonathan, Bridgend Muir & Martin, 121 Canal street Malloch, Daniel, 21 Castlegable Stewart, James, 109 Canal street Mechie, James, Bridgend Thomson, G. (barm), Cutlog vennel Miller, David, 69 High street Wright & Co., John, 18 North Meth- Miller, Thomas, 143 High street ven street Mitchell, James, 219 High street Murray, David, 226 High street Munro, Mrs Alexander, 201 Highst. BRUSHMAKERS. M'Arthur. .Robert, 163 South street Baker, John, 45 Meal vennel M'Nicoll, James, 24 High street Taylor, James, 135 High street M'Rae, James, 48 Barossa street see advertisement Norwell, David, 10 Skinnergate Norwell, Duncan, 9 Cross street BROKERS AND FURNITURE Norwell James, 3 Skinnergate Norwell, James, 62 Watergate DEALERS IN MEAL VENNEL. Norwell, John, 4 Skinnergate Burke, Pat., 15 Higgins, P., 14 Norwell, Peter, 37 Skinnergate Burns, Felix, 4 Keegan, G., 49 Paton, J. & J., 11 St, John street Carson, John, 48 Kilpatrick, J. 38 Preston, Joseph, 148 High street Cassidy, P., 38 Kilpatrick.Js.21 Reid, James, 207 High street Doonan, Jo., 64 Knight, A., 1 Robertson, Alexander, 5 Kirkgate Doonan, Jas., 3 and 42 Robertson, James, 42 South street Ewing, A., 42 Reid, David, 20 Robertson, John, Bridgend Crow, James, 37 George street Sandeman, D., 110 High street Sligo, Archibald, 92 High street BUILDERS. Smith, David, Bridgend Bayne & Duncan, High Craigie Stewart, Daniel, 201 South street Cameron, William, Victoria street Stewart, William, 42 Leonard street Fyfe & Crystal, Bridgend Taylor, David, 29 Leonard street M'Currach & Son, P., 48 Victoria st. Tolleth, David, 4 Charlotte street M'Neill, David, 35 Mill street Tyrie, Mrs John (carpet) 44 Skinner- Oliphant, Thomas, Newrow gate

CABINETMAKERS, WRIGHTS, AND BRASSFOUNDERS. JOINERS.

Bryden & Sons, John, 33 St. John st. Brown, T. & W., 211 High street Donaldson, David, Kirkside Carson, John, Meai vennel Frew & Sons, Wm., 8 Mill street Clark, Robert, 246 High street Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George st. Dow & Morrison, 232 High street J J

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Galletly, John, 25 County place Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High Gorrie, Robert, Mill street street Hay, James, 17 County place Fleming, David, Bridgend Ray, Jas (weav. uten.), 21 Newrow Glass, Alex., 39 South Methven st. Imrie, Peter, 76 George street and Gowans, James, 21 High street 20 Princes street Gowans, William, King street Irvine, John (cart), 6 North William Nairne, Charles, 228 High street street Paul, A. & W., 21 South street Johnstone, Peter, Cow vennel Reid, Neil, 39 George street Keillor. E. & P., 129 High street Strang, Peter, 166 High street Lindsay, John, Bridgend Wilson, John, 35 High street Menzies & M Farlane, 86 High st. M'Conoc'iie & Son, John, Princes st. CHIMNEY SWEEPERS. M'Conochie, Lauchlan, 33 Mill street Elson, Charles, 12 Bridge lane M'Laren Rollo, 54 Princes street & Melville, Charles, 146 High street Mathewson, Thomas, 36 Athole st. M'Dougall, Peter, 288 High street Murray, 12 No. William st. Robert, M'Lauchlan, Daniel, 32 Watergate Ower, James, 59 South Methven st. Pullar & Keay, 54 Victoria street CHINA, CRYSTAL, & STONEWARE Readdie, J. & D., 7 Scott street Robertson & Son, Alexander, 50 DEALERS. South street Anderson, James, 54 St. John stree fc Robertson, David, Union street. —see advertisement Ronaldson, William, 142 South st. Anderson, Matthew, 29 St, John st. Rutherford, William, Bridgend —see advertisement Scott, George, 24 South street Duff, Mrs William, 102 South street Scott, W. D., 18 and 20 Mill street Gorrie, Mrs, 233 High utreet Sharp, James, 11 Union street Murray, John, 134 South street Wann, James, 170 High street M'Bain, James, 213 High street White, Laurence, 88 Watergate M'Laren, John, Bridgend Whittet, Charles, 22 Mill street M'Tavish, Patrick, 30 Meal vennel Wyllie, Alexander, 248 High street O'Neill, John, 275 High street Young, Alexander, 192 High street Penny, Robert, Thimblerow Ramsay, Alexander, 31 Meal vennel CANDLEMAKER. Roden, Daniel, 22 No. Methven st. Hewat, Kirkwood, 78 High street Scott, Edward, 50 Meal vennel

CARRIERS. CIVIL ENGINEERS. (See Page 21 (See Architects.)

CARVERS AND GILDERS. CLERGYMEN. (Seepage Jackson, Thomas, 66 George street 20 Murray, Alexander, 4 St. John st. —see advertisement CLOTHIERS, DRAPERS, AND HATTERS. CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Adie, Archibald, 16 St. John street Blair, Rose P., 230 South street Allan, Robert, 33 High street — —

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street Barlas, David, 103 High street Winter, John, 35 George William, 241 High st. Dewar & Sraeaton, 1 St. John street Young, Mrs Duncan, John, 159 High street Dunsmore, Buchanan, 58 High st, COACH AND CAB PROPRIETORS. M'Kenzie, 34 Donaldson, Baton, & Ritchie, W, & H., 163 High street George street Walker, Robert, 58 George street and street Elder, Robert, 56 St. John Brinces street see advertisement Fenwick, Beter, 317 High street Forsyth, J, & T., 4 St. John's place COACHBUILDERS. Fleming, George, 76 St. John street Birrie Anderson, Brinces street Gentle, Murray, & Ewing, 24 St. & Thomson, William, Canal street John street Gray, A., 126 High street George, Robert, 151 High street COAL AGENTS AND DEALERS. Greig, Thomas, 24 Watergate Campbell, Alexander, Earl's dykes Greig, William, 70 St. John street Cree, P. & W., 58 Watergate Hay, Robert, 27 George street Davie, John, 4 Earl's dykes Jamieson, John, 64 George street Duff, Peter, Earl's dykes Johnman, William, 230 High street Duncan John, Claypotts Longmore, William, 78 High street Eadie James, 65 Newrow M'Gregor, A. & W., 18 St. John st. Frame, James, Earl's dykes MTntosh, William, 7 St. John street Gow, Daniel, Earl's dykes M'Laren, D. A., 6 St. John street Gow, Thomas, 21 Kinnoull street M'Naughton & Dewar, 8 George st. Graham, James, 23 Princes street Mathieson, Thomas, 121 High street Graham, Peter, Princes street —see advertisement Halley, Andrew, Dovecotland Martin, James, 158 High street Jackson, George, Princes st. Station Mitchell, Hugh, 15 St. John street Kettles, William, Mill wynd Miller, Robert, 68 South Methven st. Law & Son, C, Princes street Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st, Lennie, Gregory M., Shore Nicol, James, 31 South street Low, Peter, 6 Homers lane Fairnie, John, 19 High street Mearns Thomas, Craigie Betrie, Mrs J., 108 South street Muir, Thomas, 8 Earl's dykes Richardson & Bearson, manufac- M'Dermont, John, 14 Newrow turers, 32 George street M ; Laggan, William, Bridgend Robertson, Alex., 191 High street Ostler, James, Newrow Robertson, James, 19 Hospital street Peebles, Peter, 7 Ead's dykes Shepherd, Robert, 144 High street Palmer, Thomas, 20 Mill street Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Skinner & Douglas, General Station Sime, John B., 229 High street Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st. Simpson, Alexander, 19 George st. Sutherland, George, Railway Station

Smith, '. J, & D., 13 Charlotte street Taylor, R. D., 45 High street CONFECTIONERS. Taylor, John, 164 High street Watson, James, 13 St. John street Butters, Rachel, 18 Athole street Wotherspoon, James, 33 High street Beatsou, D. G., 261 High street street - -see advertisement Duncan, Thomas, 133 High Walker & Co., Win., 265 High st Fenwick & Son, 27 St. John street- see advertisement see advertisement —

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Fleming, Margaret, 67 No. Methven COWFEEDERS AND DAIRY street KEEPERS. Fraser, Daniel, 138 High street Kennaway, Charles G., 101 South Begg, George, Deadlands street Buchan, Ann, Craigie Mill Keillor, Wotherspoon, 45 George st. Cowans, Mrs, Bridgend Scott, Robert, 88 High street Crerar, Mrs Robert, 8 Newrow Shedden, James, 57 North Methven Davie, James, Bridgend street Duff, John, 28 Pomarium Keay, Mrs George, 57 South street Yacomenia, R , 72 South street Kennedy, Alexander, 308 High st. Kilgour, John, 17 Barossa street Livingstone, John, 41) Meal vennel CONTRACTORS. Meldrum, Andrew, Union street Chisholm, John (sack), Craigie Menzies, Archibald, Dovecotland Grainger, John (railway), York place Menzies, Robert, 295 High street Langlands, James, Dovecotland Miller, William, 9 Barossa street Robertson, Thomas, Bridgend More, Alexander, 31 Castlegable William, Sutherland, James, 40 Barossa st. Munro, Mrs Newtown M'Arthur, John, 58 Pomarium M'Donald, Isabella, Bridgend M'Farlane, Donald, 7 N. Methven st. COOPERS. Patton, Mrs James, Bridgend Justice. Thomas, 35 South street Rennet, Mrs William, 279 High st. Muckersie, James, 3 Princes street Robertson, George, 2 Murray street Ross, Alexander, 24 South Methven Robertson, Robert, Bridgend street Robertson, William, Claypots Thomson, Alexander, 4 Mill street Scott, David, Craigie Shaw, Nor. Mai loch's clo., South st. Sinclair, Alexander, North Port COPPER AND TIN SMITHS. Slater, Mrs John, 151 High street Smart, Mrs, 57 South street Those marked*are Coppersmiths. Smith, Mary, 6 Homers lane Stewart, 202 street Chalmers, John, 260 High street James, High Stewart, street * Forbes, William, 209 High street John, 25 Athole 154 South street *Gorrie, David, 251 High street Wallace, Mrs, street Gray, John M'Euen, 7 George street Ward, Hugh, 55 Leonard Mitchell, John, 62 High street see advertisement CUTLER. Morton, James, 69 South street Robertson, John, 2 Melville street Valentine, George, 77 High street * Smith, Mrs Laurence, 44 St. John street DENTISTS. Young, William, 56 High street Crichton, George, 54 George st. Southarn, R. (R.S.E.), 42 George st. Stewart, John, 28 St. John street CORK MANUFACTURER. Stobie, James, 31 Canal street Murray, John, 15 Bridge lane Strang, Peter, 166 High street 204 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

DISTILLER. Hobson, Ann, 39 Castlegable Hughes, Kliz., 112 Canal crescent Forbes, Alexander, Bridgend Irvine, Ann, 20 Watergate Jackson, Barbara, 3 Bridge lane DRAPERS. Keay, Misses, 22 St. John street

Kinloch, M., J,, & A , 50 Athole st. (See Clothiers.) Lankbam, Jemima, 31 Watergate LittleJohn, Mary, 206 South street DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. Low, Mrs James, 2 Blackfriars wynd Marshall, Jane, 44 ISTewrow [See also Furnishing Shops.) Martin, Marion, 266 High street Allan, Elizabeth, 42 George street Menzies, Eliza, 113 High street Anderson, Ann, 55 Watergate Menzies, Mary, 26 Newrow Anderson, Agnes, 17 High street Menzies, Misses, 224 High street Anderson, Margaret (hat), 163 High Menzies, Mrs D. (and embroiderer), street 25 George street Bannister, Mary, 9 Charlotte street Miller, Mrs (stay), 6 Paul street Baxter, Jane, 21 Kirkside Morrison, Eliza, 7 1 Princes street Black, John (warehouse), 173 High Morrison, Jane, 16 F. William st. street Morrison, S., 70 Pomarium Blair, Elizabeth, 142 Canal crescent Morton, Elizabeth, 142 South street Cameron, Margaret,, 48 Athole st. Morton & Mitchells, 23 St. John st. Campbell, Margaret, 12 Paul street M'Aulay, M. C, 170 High street Christie, Mrs, Bridgend M 'Airly, Miss, 11 Stormont street Davidson, Margt., 34 Meal vennel M'Farlane, Margaret, 345 High st. Davidson, Mary, 40 Watergate M'Glashan, Mrs, 23 Carpenter street Deighton, M„ 228 South street M'Intyre, Ann, 188 High street Dingwall, Mary, 13 Kirkgate M'Laren, Helen, 4 Geoage street Duncan, Janet, 126 High street M'Mven, Jessie, 20 Soulb. street Durie. Jane, Charteris street M'Laggan, E., 227 High street Dyer, Mary, 2 Blackfriars wynd M'Laggan, Jessie (stay), 4 George st. Edward, Grace, 26 Princes street M'Robbie, Mrs, 113 High street Ferguson, C, 8 Kirkgate Paterson, Margaret, 5 Barrack street Ferguson, Mary Ann, 69 South St. Pearson, Mrs James, 90 Victoria st. Ferguson, Misses, 46 High street Philips, Ann (stay), 42 St. John st.

Forbes, Misses, 1 Curfew Row Readdie, Mrs, 47 Scott street Forbes, Betsy, 7 Pomarium Robertson, Ann, 104 South street Fraser, Jane & Honora, 16 High st. Robertson, Catherine, 22 Union lane Galletly, Mary, 13 Union street Robertson, Catherine, 129 High st. Gibson, Helen, 54 High street Robertson, Janet, Canal street Gibbons, Mrs, 95 South street Robertson, Janet, 185 South street Gollen, Mary, 364 High street Robertson, Jessie, 39 Watergate Gray & Millar, 83 High street & 48 Robertson, Margaret, 10 Barrack st. St. John street Ross, Barbara, 1 51 High street Gray, Elizabeth, 7 Meal vennel Ross, Margaret, 62 Pomarium Greig, Maria, 21 Kinnoull street Sidey, Jessie, 29 Stormont street Halley, E., 69 George street Sime, Mrs Alexander, 23 King st. Harris, Ann, 13 Barossa street Sime, John B. (warehouse), 225 and Hay, Jane, 9 St. John street 229 High stieet —

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Smeaton, Margaret, 21 Athole st. Menzies, Mrs D., 25 George street Smith, Margaret, 21 Kinnoull street — see advertisement Smith, Jane stay), 59 Leonard st. Soutar, Mrs, 40 North Methven st, Smith, Mrs, 1 6 Union lane Smith Mrs John, 56 George street ENGINEERS AND IRONFOUNDERS. Somerville, Margaret, 266 High st. Archer, Stewart, Mrs Robert, 52 Castlegable Wm. (St John's Foundry), Foundry lane Stevens, Mary, 71 George street Chrystal, Stuart, Elizabeth, 12 Kirkgate George, 39 Princes street M'Farlane & Co. (foundry), Paul st. Taylor, Margaret (stay), 5 Barossa st. Stewart Robertson, Templeton, James (warehouse), 15 & 13 King street George street Young, Carrington, & Co, St. Leon- ard's Works Walsh, Misses, 129 High street Young, Mary, 14 St. John street ENGRAVERS COPPERPLATE DYERS AND RENOVATORS. PRINTERS, AND LITHOGRAPHERS. Fraser Campbell, Miss, 8 South Methven & Anderson, 87 High street street see advertisement M'Gregor, Campbell, P. & P., 9 South Methven David, 5 George street street Hay, Adam, 53 South Methven st, FISHING-TACKLE MAKERS. Pullar & Sons, John, Kinnoull st. Brown, Peter, 41 George street Bryson, Chas. (rod), 65 No. Methven EATING-HOUSE KEEPERS. street Anderson, Mrs, 118 South street Lees & Son, James, 63 George st. Blair, Johanna, 29 Watergate see advertisement Campbell, Jane, 1 8 High street M'Kinlay, William, 46 Athole street Crichton, Elizabeth, 204 High st. Paton, Edward, 44 George street Dickson, William, 97 Canal street Dunbar, Mrs John, 49 Watergate FISHMONGERS. Ferguson, Mrs, 182 South street Gossford, Mrs, 65 Water-gate Harper, Wm. (curer), Foundry lane Hazell, James, 165 South street M 'Donald, Margaret, 252 High st. Hounsel, William, 1 Mill street Robertson, Thomas, 51 Princes st. Jardine, James (working-men's cof- Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. fee-rooms), 264 High street Stewart, J. (market), 23 Watergate Kelty, David, Flesh vennel Young, John, 15 Watergate Miller, Janet, 9 Murray street Perth Cooking Depot, 196 South st. FLESHERS. Spence, David (working-men's cof- Bennett, W. C, 154 High street fee-rooms), 1 Kirkside Cameron, George, Bridgend Taylor, Mary, 3 Paul street Crawford, Mrs John, 104 High st. Fenton, Alexander, EMBROIDERERS. Kirkside Hall, Richard, 11 Leonard street Anderson, Mrs Thomas, 123 High st, Honey, Margaret, 17 South street Brown, Mrs Alexander, Burton pi Johnston, Stewart, 7 North port Edwards, Mrs, 247 High street M'Donald, John, 12 St, John street 206 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Macgregor, H., 4 Bridge Line Marshall, Mrs A., 12 Paul street Paton, James, 8 Princes street M'Intyre, Ann, 188 High street Robertson, C, 7 Watergate M'Leisb, E., 61 South Methven st. Roy, Thomas, 47 South Methven st. Scott, Mrs James, 9 George street Stewart, Duncan, 4 County place Smeaton, Margaret, 21 Athole street Stewart, Hugh, 26 So. Methven st. Steele, Mrs James, 125 High street Stewart, Cath., 21 North Methven st. Taylor, Mrs T., 12 Leonard street Young, Mrs William, 194 South st. FOREIGN VICE-CONSULS. GAME-DEALERS. Easson & Son, James (Swedish and Norwegian), South street (See Poulterers.) Lowe, Robert (Prussian), 64 St. John street GARDENERS. Stuart, Walter (Danish), 23 Princes Allan, Andrew, 4 Low street street Clark, David, Bridgend Douglas, John, 71 Leonard street FRUITERERS & GREENGROCERS. Farquharson, William, Charteris st. Anderson, Alexander, 4 County place Gloag, John, 43 Leonard street Anderson, Nicoolas, Athole street M'Ainsh, William, 246 High street Ashton, Alexander, St. John's place Martin, John, Bridgend Ashton, Mrs Thos., 30 Skinnergate Robertson, Peter, 43 Stormont street Bootkryde, Mary, 42 Castlegable Smith, James, Bridgend Bruce, Mrs John, 53 Princes street Waterson, George, Claypots wynd Chisholm, Alex., 42 Athole street Winter, James, Bridgend Christie, John, 6 North port Crichton, Mrs David, 212 High st, GASFITTERS. Edward, James, 182 High street (See Plumbers and Tinsmiths.) Gordon, Mrs, 136 Canal crescent Greig, William, 170 High street GINGER-BEER, ETC., MANUFAC- Harley, William, 3 George street Henderson. George, 268 High street TURERS. Lauder, David, 250 High street Dandie, Newby, & Dandie, 75 High Lowson, Mrs, 10 Leonard street street M'Glashan, John, Kirkside Gowans, James, 21 High street M'Intosh, Catherine, 16 Kirkside M'Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge lane Oswald, Jessie, 37 St. John street M'Gregor, Robert, 61 George street Petrie, John, 17 Skinnergate Ross, William, 223 High street Robertson, Dan., 61 N. Methven st. Mrs Andrew, Kirkgate Spence, GLAZIERS. Stalker, John, 60 S. Methven street Stewart, William, 297 High street Bruce & Son, James, 100 High st. Watt, Alexander, 157 High street

FURNISHING SHOPS. GRAIN MERCHANTS. Forbes, Aun, 153 High street Adamson, John, 18 Pomarium Gome, Ann, 5 Athole street Alexander & Co., Thos., 1 Kirkgate Hay, Isabella, 226 South street Brough, William, 222 High street —

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Cochrane, John, 127 High street Hill, William, 9 Princes street Cochrane & Son, D., 64 W. Mill st. *King, Alexander, 107 South street Crighton, William, 316 High street King, James, 124 High street Cuthbert, James, St. John's place Laing, Andrew, 66 St, John street

Douglas, Robert, 83 Leonard street Lennie, Gregory M., 144 South st. Guild, William, 28 High street Lennie, Robert, 1 Princes street Howie, John, Bridgend t Lindsay, John, 40 High street Hutchison & Co., Robt., Victoria st. f Lindsay, Robert, 1 King street

Kettle, R , 54 South Methven street f Lynch, Matthew, 54 Meal vennel Law, Wiliiam, Bridgend fMellis, Alexander, Bridgend M'Cash, John, County place Menzies, James, 63 New row M'Donald, James, 52 South Methven Miller, David, 189 High street

street Moncrieffe, Thomas, 21 Hospital st. pPae, David, 1 North Methven street Munro, Thomas, 73 North Methven Ramsay, Andrew, 18 Victoria street street Reid, Samuel, 14 High street Munro, William, 11 North port Ross, John, 23 James street M'Calium, Peter, 59 Princes street Roy, Andrew, 32 Athole street fM'Cash, Wiliiam, 325 High street Roy, Robert, 85 Canal street M'Dougall, Peter, 139 High street Rowden, Alfred, Bridgend M'Donald & Campbell, 131 High st. Smith, Andrew, Bridgend fMTntyre, Daniel, 72 South Meth- Stewart, John. James street ven street Walker, John, 28 High street fM'Kenzie, Daniel, 157 South street Whitelaw, Thomas, 55 Scott street +M'Kinlay, David, New town tM'Kinlay, William, 1 Reform pi. fM'Naughton, John, 131 South st. GROCERS AND WINE AND SPIRIT Nicol, James C, 196 High street MERCHANTS. •Palmers & Drummond, 200 High st. Paton, John, 240 High street Those marked * are wholesale, fPeters, Alexander, Dovecotland Those marked f are Wine and fRichardson, William, 43 High st.] Spirit Merchants. Rintoul, Laurence, 79 High street Barns, Thomas, 256 High street Robertson, Alex,, 70 High street Bayne, James, 3 Leonard street see advertisement Brown & Logie, Mill street Robertson, James S., 15 Hospital st. *Bucban & Low, 107 High street Robertson, Peter, 28 Princes street TCampbell, James, Bridgend tRobertson, Robert, 43 S. Methven tCampbell, John, 28 North Methven street street fRobertson, Robert H„ 22 High st. tCampbell, Mary, 135 South street f Ross & Son, John, 21 George st. Chalmers, James, 20 St. John street Smeaton, William, 197 High street —see advertisement Smith, Andrew, Bridgend "{-Chalmers, John, 2 Leonard place Smith, John, 242 High 6treet Crerar, Andrew, 5 N. Methven st. tSmith, R B., 72 St. John street Fen wick, Peter, 317 High street Stewart, George, 272 High street fGardiner, J. & G., 90 High street fStewart, James, 120 South street fGloag, William, 24 Athole street tStorer, John, Bridgend fGow, Duncan, 93 South street Storer, Robert, 122 High street *Greig, R. & J., 89 High street f Stuart, C. C, 38 High street 208 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. fThomson, Alex., 271 High street Lynch, Peter, 106 South street fThomson, Hugh, 146 South street Malcolm, Alexander, 64 Athole st. Whittet, Thomas, 15 Bridge lane Malcolm, John, 19 Kinnoull street * Wilson, John, Loretto Court, South Marshall, Jane, Bridgend street Mill, James, 21 Leonard street

•f Wright, J., 2 South Methven street Miller, Isabella, 3 Pomarium Young, D„ 117 High street Moir, Mrs William, Bridgend Young, Hugh, 3 Castlegable More, John, 11 North Methven street Young, William, 2 Mill street M'Donald, Jane, 261 High street M'Farlune, M., 27 Kirkgate M'Gilliwie, Janet, 101 Watergate GROCERS & PROVISION DEALERS. M*Gregor, Malcolm, 217 High street M'Intyre, Daniel, High street (See also preceding list,) 193 M'Laren, Mrs John, 238 South st. 168 South street Agnew, Owen, M'Nab, Margaret, 83 South street Allan, James, 29 Castlegable M'Pherson, Mrs, 49 Princes sti ee Mary, Athole street Anderson, 19 M'Rae, Mrs John, 210 Bigh street Robert, Bridgend Anderson, M 'Vicar. Mrs, 215 South street row Barlas, John, 59 New Ogilvie, David, 174 High street Bridgend Banks, Elizabeth, Patterson, Jean, 30 County place Mrs, 20 S. Methven st. Borthwick, Pearson, Jean, 233 High street Peter, Dovecotland Boyd, Mrs Pearson, Mary, 6 Athole street Brown, Mrs Thomas, 38 New row Petrie, William, 53 N, Methven st. Christiua, South st. Buchanan, 53 Reid, Isabella, 92 Watergate Burke, Thomas, 34 Pomarium Richardson, Wm. B., 318 High st. Cameron. James, Bridgend Rob 9, Mrs Wiiliam, 310 High st. Mrs, 48 Athole street Cameron, Robert on, D oriel, 278 High, street South street Clark, James, 56 Roberts n, James, 79 Watergate Alexander, 73 South Crawford, Mrs Rodger, Edward, 329 High street street Sage, E., 54 South street William, High street Fenwick, 335 Sinclair, idlizabeth, 40 Skinnergate Ferguson, Archibald, 86 Reform pi. Soutar, Ana , 8 Athole street Fisber, James, 186 High street Stewart, Helen, Bridgend 172 High etreet Fisher, William, Stewart, Mrs A., 12 Athole street 12 County place Galletly, James, Stewart, W, G. 297 High street Janet, 281 High street Galloway, Stillie, James, 14 Athole street North port Gardiner, James, 4 Strang, Mrs Peter, 101 Canal street South street Gentry, John, 9 Tnit)sh, Margaret, 57 Watergate Leonard street Gibson, Mary, 87 Tainsh, James, 62 South street Craigie Gilchrist, Joan, Low Taylor, Alexander, 61 Scott street Gow, Elizabeth, 10 Barossa street Taylor, Robert, 27 King street Graham, Alexander, 74 Pomarium Thomson, .Mrs, 49 South street and Gregor, John, 323 High street 341 High street Haggart, Ann, 214 South street Tyrie, John, 29 Stormont street Hay, Mrs James, 32 South street Walker, Richard, 3 Paul street Home, Mrs L., Bridgend Welch, William, Bridgend Robert, Kennedy, Mrs 16 Kirkgate Whitelaw, James, 191 South stret Kerr, Isabella, 15 Union lane Valley, Janet, 50 Castlegable Kidd, Christina, Bridgend —

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Young, James, 274 High street HOUSE FACTORS. Young, Jane, 224 High street Anderson, James, 9 Castlegable M'Gregor, GUN & RIFLE MANUFACTURERS. John, 13 North Methven street Lees & Son, James, 63 George street Pirrie, James P., Princes street —see advertisement Reid, Thomas, South Methven street Paton, Edward, 44 George street and 93 Leonard street INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS. HAIRDRESSERS. (See also Spirit Dealers and Tavern Lang, Michael, 52 George street Keepers.) Malloch, John, Reform place 98 Albert, G. Sharp, 48 George street Marshall, T. H., South street 46 Black Bull, Gilbert Gordon, 11 Kirk- Muckersie, William, 4 Princes street Peddie, Mrs Gerard, George st, 53 British, H. W. Pople. Leonard street Ross, William, 223 High street Champion, Mrs John Christie, St. Roy, James, 7 Bridge lane Ann's lane Stewart, Alex., 2 County place County, William Crockart, 1 South Watson, John, 35 Skinnergate street

County Place, D. Gibson, County pl„ HATTERS. Cross Keys, Janet Dodds, Bridgend Exchange, George Nicholson, (See Clothiers,) George street

King's Arms, J. Ruthven, 7 High st, HAY AND CORN DEALERS. Kinuoull Arms, Robert Stewart, 33 South Methven street Douglas, Robert, 83 Leonard street Mart, Agnes Clezy, 16 Stalker, John, So. Methven street Mill street Moncrieffe Arms, Daniel Whitelaw, James, 191 South street Gardiner Princes street Parliament, G. Ramago, 71 Highst.

HORSE DEALER. Queen's, William Ewan, Leonard st. Refreshment Rooms, Thomson, Adam, 27 Canal street Mrs John Duo- bar, Railway Station Royal George, J. Kennedy, George HOSIERS. street St. John's, F. Cottrell, St. John's {See alse Furnishing Shops,) pi. Salutation, P. Carmichael, 24 South Allan, Robert, 33 High street street Brown, Andrew, 23 High street see St. Leonard's, J. Honeyman, Leonard advertisement street Campbell, John, 132 High street Strathmore, D. Reid, Bridgend Gunn, William, 53 High street Stormont Arras, James Mitchell, 43 Longmore, Wm„, 78 High street South street Pennycuik, Thomas, 7 Princes street Temperance, John Carmichael, 31 St Steele, Mrs, £25 High street John street Thomson, Charles S., 26 High st. The Noted House, Win. Ramsay, 52 Walker & Co.5 William, 265 High st. South street —— — — — —

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Temperance, J, Douglas, Leonard st. General, David Wood, bookseller White Horse, A. Forbes, 5 North Lancashire (Fire and Life), W. Rit- William street chie, banker, and A. Wilson, solicitor Life Association, J. MacLeish, ac INK MANUFACTURER. countant, and A. Burns Macdouald 6 Charlotte street Todd & Co,, John, Charteris street Liverpool and London (Fire and Life), A. King and J, Grant, mer- INSURANCE OFFICES AND chants see advertisement London (Fire and Life), W. & J. AGENTS. Ross, solicitors Loudon and County (Fire), D. Keayj Albert and Medical (Life), J. Grant, solicitor and A. King, merchants National (Fire), R. H. Moncrieff & Alliance, Archibald Reid, solicitor Co., solicitors T. Alliance, J. W. Jamieson and National (Fire and Life), W. Mac Soutar, bankers Leish, solicitor, and Thos, Soutar Atlas (Fire and Life), John Gray, banker Union Bank, George street see North British (Fire and Life), Spot vclvertisement tiswoode & Pinkerton, solicitors British Equitable, John M'Gregor and D. L. Jolly, banker. Join and P, Campbell, North Methven Barclay, Bank of Scotland (Fir street only) Briton, Medical and General (Life), North of Scotland (Fire and Life), J James Chalmers, merchant, St. Kemp, solicitor John street see advertisement Northern (Fire and Life) M. Jame Caledonian (Fire and Life). J. & G. son, solicitor see advertisement Condie, solicitors, James Forbes, Norwich Union (Fire and Life), A Bank of Scotland, and Thos, Reid, Davidson, solicitor house-agent People's Provident (Life), M. Jamc Citv of Glasgow (Life), J. & J. son, solicitor Thomas, solicitors Phoenix (Fire), Geo. Gray, solicitor City of Manchester (Fire), Thomas Railway Passengers, General Statio \ Richardson, bookseller Royal, W. Maury and John A. Imrie- Commercial (Life), J. M. Honey, see advertisement solicitor Royal Exchange (Fire and Life), I Commercial Union (Fire), C. C. Lowe, agent Stuart, 40 High street Scottish Amicable (Life), D. Kea; Crown (Life), solicitor Edinburgh (Life), M'Kenzie & Dick- Scottish Equitable (Life), Connin son, solicitors, and C, C. Stuart, 40 & Hunter, bankers see advertis High street see advertisement ment English and Scottish. Law (Life), J. Scottish Provident (Life), John Ki W. Lyall, Kirkside pen, solicitor, and John Barcla European Guarantee, Melville Jame- Bank of Scotland son, solicitor see advertisement Scottish Provincial (Fire and Life Family Endowment, Andrew David- Laurence Kintoul, merchant son, solicitor Scottish Sea, C, G. Sidey,Post-Offi« — — — — —

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cottish C. G. Sidey, Post-Offic, Crichton, George, 54 George street licot.tish, Union (Fire and Life) D. Drummond, Alexander, 31 High st. Hepburn and W, and D. Wedder- —see advertisement

I spoon, solicitors Grego, Charles, 27 High street see Scottish Widows' Fund, R. H. Mon- advertisement crieff & Co., solicitors Greig, David, 30 St. John street Uandard (Life), G, Gray, solicitor- M'Gregor, Albert, 40 George street see advertisement M'Intyre, Thomas (working), 35 mn (Fire and Life), M'Kenzie and Watergate Dickson and J. Flockhurt, solici- Pringle, John, 9 St. John street tors see advertisement Robertson, Daniel, 33 George street Jnited Kingdom Provident (Life), Robertson, Wiiiiam, 236 High street James Morton, merchant see ad- Shedden, Charles, 32 High street vertisement Stobie, James, 31 Canal street Pretoria (Life), Thomas Richardson, bookseller JOINERS. jVest of England (Fire and Life), Jas. {See Cabinetmakers.) P, Pirrie, agent LAND-SURVEYORS. IRON-FOUNDERS. {See Auctioneers.) {See Engineers.)

IRON-MERCHANTS. LAUNDRESSES.

iuchan & Low, 107 High street Aldess, Mrs L., 35 Mill street Baxter, Mrs, 10 County place *almers & Drummond, 200 High st. Braid, Elizabeth, 13 Cutlog vennel RQNMONGERS AND HARDWARE Clark, Mrs John, 13 Paul street Fleming, Margaret, 7 Meal vennel MERCHANTS. Gourlay, Margaret, Bridgend Jarlas, Mrs William, 48 High street Hood, Margaret, 224 High street ;)arson, John, Meal vennel Imrie, Janet, 13 Barossa street pay, John M'Eueri, 7 George st. Kinnis, Janet, 126 South street "inrie, William, 10 St. John street Miller, Mrs, 21 Cross street "liller, Henry L., 93 High street and M'Donaid, Flora, 36 West Mill st. 44 Mill street see advertisement Princes st. I M'Ewan, Margaret, 39 itchell, Johu, 62 High street see M'Farlane, Mrs, 102 Reform place advertisement M'Laggan, Isabella, 10 Kinnoull st. l|Loy, John, 42 High street— see*ad- M'Lauchlau, Elizabeth, 39 Canal st. vertisement Ness, Margaret, Bridgend D l Taylor & Finlayson, Kinnoull street Nicoll, Ann, 21 Kinnoull street ! * —see advertisement Peddie, Mrs David, 28 Horse cross Pullar, Helen, 104 South street JEWELLERS, SILVERSMITHS, AND Ramsay, Mrs James, 111 South st, ' ' Sjjl LAPIDARIES. Reid, Janet, 80 Pomarium Scott, Catherine, 13 Barossa street See also Watch and Clock Maker Scobie, Mrs, 55 Mill street iaird, John, 68 George street Smith, Mrs, 3 Scott street WsLable, Is. (working), 28 High st. Strang, R., 2 Blackfriars wynd —

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Taylor, Mrs, 112 Reform place Fletcher, Mrs, 21 Kinnoull street Walker, Mrs, Bridgend Fraser, Mrs George, 8 Kinnoull st, Walsh, Margaret, Bridgend Gorrie, Mrs, Barnhill Whytock, Mrs, Bridgend Gow, Jane, 28 Kirkgate Gray, Mrs John, 103 Canal street Hay, Mrs James, Craigie LEATHER- MERCHANTS, Inches, Helen, Bridgend CURRIERS, AND TANNERS. Jackson, E., 17 Kinnoull causeway Kennedy, Mrs, H., 38 James street Those marked * are Tanners. Kidd, Mrs John, 15 Melville street Murdoch & Sons, James, Mill street Lawson, Misses, Craigie M'Gregor, John, 178 High street Lowe, Misses, Graham's pi., King st. *Taylor, Thomas, Murray street Luke, Elizabeth, 47 Watergate Saunders, Peter, 21 Guard vennel Martin, Mrs, 116 High street Walker, Thomas, 170 High street Menzies, Catherine, 190 High street *Wright & Son, Thomas, Bridgend Menzies, John, 112 High street Menzies, Thomas, 24 Leonard street LIME-AGENTS. Miller, Mrs 50 Athole street Model Lodging-House, Skinnergate Skinner Douglas, General Station & M'Cash, Margaret, 63 Leonard st. M'Ewan, Cecelia, 47 George street LIVERY- STABLE KEEPERS. M'Ewan, Mrs, 59 Scott street Clezy, Agnes, Mill street M'Gregor, Jessie, 28 James streeS Forbes, A., North William street M'Gregor, Mrs, 46 High street Beid, David, Bridgend M'Kay, Mrs Daniel, 12 South st. Ritchie, Henry, Mill street M'Omish, Miss, 42 James street Scobie, John, Bridgend M'Quhae, Margaret, 18 Charlotte st Walker, Robert (Royal George), Patton, Margaret, 238 High street George street and Princes street Patton, Mrs, 4 South street see advertisement Pearson, Mrs, 6 Stormont street Peddie, Mrs John, 1 37 High street

N. Methven sfe LODGING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Robertson, Janet, 35 Robertson, Mrs James, 1 Kinnoull Addis, Mrs Wm., 69 N. Methven st, causeway Allison, Mrs James, 55 High street Ross, Mrs W., 59 N. Methven street Anderson, Mrs John, 18 Charlotte st, Rutherford, Mrs, 312 High street Bell Jane, 9 Marshall place Scobie, Christian, 246 High street Bell, Mrs, 18 North William st. Scotland, Miss, 45 South Methven st Brough, Janet, Bridgend Scott, Janet, 55 High street Buchan, Miss, 9 North William st. Scott, Mrs Charles, 16 Athole street Buny, Miss, 6 Canal street Scrimgeour, Mrs, 40 South street Cameron, Mrs, 7 North Methven st. Seton, Betsy, 23 Carpenter street Campbell, Elizabeth, 4 S- Methven Smith, Mrs, 73 South stree street Stewart, Mrs, 219 South street Campsie, Mrs Alex., 224 High street Stewart, Margaret, 25 High street Chalmers, Mrs John, 243 High street Strathdee, Mrs, 39 Watergate Cowperthwaite, Mrs, 84 Victoria st, Strong, Mrs, Bridgend Craigie, Thomas L., 6 Charlotte st. Walker, Mrs, 8 Barossa place Davidson, Mrs 47 High street White, Mrs, 8 North port . — —

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Yardley, John, 1 Kirkgate Peters & Son, Kinnoull street see Young, May, 258 High street advertisement Young, Mrs James, 126 High street Taylor & Son, David, Leonard st. Young, Mrs Robert, 55 High street —see advertisement) Young, Mrs Thomas, 19 Union st. Young, Mrs William, 1 Kirkgate MASONS. MANGLE KEEPERS. {See Builders,) Alexander, Catherine, 206 South st. MEDICAL PRACTIONERS. Bate, Cecila, 5 Scott street Campbell, Mrs, 238 High street Absolon, G. W,, M.D., 19 Princes st. Barlas, Clark, Mrs Hugh, 246 High street James, 82 South street Clark, Mrs John, 133 Canal street Bramwell, J. P., M.D., 8 Barossa pi. Buist, Eadie, Mrs Charles, 13 Melville st. Andrew, M.D., 10 Marshall place Easson, Mrs David, 78 Reform pi. Haggart, Ann, Bridgend Christie, Robert, 77 Victoria street Hodge, Mrs David, 39 Newrow Fleming, David, Bridgend Lankham, Mrs, 31 Watergate Frew, David, King street M'Gill, Mrs, Bridgend Henderson, William, M.D., 17 Rose M'Dougall, Mrs, 8 Cow vennel terrace M'Intosh, Christina, Bridgend Lindsay, W. Lauder, M.D. (Murray's M'Pherson, Jane, 102 High street Royal Institution), Gilgal Nicoll, Mrs George, 54 Watergate Roy, William, M.D., 3 Charlotte st. Reid, Mrs John, 14 South street Scott, David, Athole street obertson, Mrs David, 49 Stormont Stirling, David, M.D., 4 Athole place street Thomson, Fraser, M.D., 8 Athole Tait, Mrs John, 21 Watergate crescent Taylor, Mrs, 55 Mill street Thomson, James B. (resident sur- Winton, Mrs, 89 South street geon), General Prison White, Francis Isa., M.D., 2 Athole MANUFACTURERS place

Barlas, David, 103 High street MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. Bell & Keay, 83 Leonard street Blair & Co., Wm., 67 N. Methven {See page 11.) street MIDWIVES AND SICK-NURSES. €ornfutes & Milne, Melville street * Deuchars, Those marked are Midwives. Thomas (sack), County p]. Garvie & Deas. 57 S. Methven street Cole, Janet, 297 High street Kinloch, David, 20 Athole street Craigdallie, Mrs 112 South street * Fullar, & Co., Laurence, Balhousie Forbes, Mrs, 7 South Methven st. Works Henderson, Mrs, 1 Paul street

Shields & Co., John, N. William st. Holmes, Mrs, 246 High street Isaac, Mrs John, 246 High street Jack, Mrs Peter, Bridgend MARBLE AND STONE CUTTERS. Kinnear, Mrs George, 51 Watergate Anderson & Christie (and sculptors), Lawson, Mrs, 55 High street County place and Newrow see M'Pherson, Mrs Malcolm, 68 High advertisement street — — —

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M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, sen., 199 NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS. High street (See page 26.) * M'Pherson, Mrs Norman, jun., 23 Meal venn el Kattray Mrs Thomas, Bridgend NURSERY AND SEEDSMEN. Mrs James, 198 High st. Kobertson, (See also Seed-Merchants.) Simpson, Mrs, 50 High street Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. Whittet, Mrs, 25 Hospital street

OPTICIANS. MILLERS & FLOUR MERCHANTS. Grego, diaries (and lnoking-glasfc Those marked * are Millers. manufacturer), 27 High street (See also Grain-Merchants.) see advertisement Brough, William, 222 High street Robertson, Daniel, 33 George street Christie, John, 5 Castlegable *Cochrane & Sons, D., West Mill st. PAINTERS & PAPERHANGERS. Cochrane, John, 127 High street Campbell, Joseph, 97 High street Craig, George, Bridgend Douglas & Son, George R., Princes Cuthbert, Jas,, 11 St. John's place Kinmont, James, 232 South street street Dow, Robert, 59 George street Morrison, Alex., 61 South street Maxtone Co., George L., 209 M'Cash, John, County place & South street M'Donald, Jas., 52 So. Methven st. MTntyre, James, 73 George street *Pae, David, 1 North Methven st, M'Lauchlan Co., Alexander, 114 Proudfoot, James, 39 South street & High street Wilson, Henry, 4 Mill street M 'Vicar, William, 177 High street Nairn & M'Gillivary, 29 South st. MILLWRIGHTS. Pringle, Helen, 9 High street Chrystal, George, 39 Princes street Stalker & Boyd, 27 South street- Gow, Magnus, 24 Mill street see advertisement Stewart & Robertson, 13 King st. Trotter & Chrystison, 80 High st.

MUSICIANS. PAWNBROKERS. Peter, vennel (See Teachers.) Cassidy, 38 Meal Murphy, James, 34 Mill street Sorley, Margaret, 181 South street MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MUSIC & Waterstone, James, 12 St. John's pi DEALERS. Drummond, John, 46 George street PHYSICIANS. Duff, William (concertina maker), 62 (See Medical Practitioners.) South Methven street see adver- tisement PLANEMAKERS. Duncan, J. & J., 18 Kinnoull street Hempel, Carl F., 4 Rose terrace Mallochj David, Kirkside see ad Paterson, Sons, & Co., 17 Princes st. vertisement Richardson, Thomas, 1 George street M'Vicar & Wyllie, 10 Cutlogvenne Wood, David, 52 High street — see advertisement —

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 215

PLASTERERS. PRINTERS (LETTERPRESS).

Annan, James, Princes street (See also Engravers, &c.) M'Kay, John. 7 Kinnoull street Bayne, John, 46 St. John street

Moncrieff. David, Leonai'd street Cowan, Samuel (Advertiser Office), — see advertisement 80 High street Dewar, James (Courier Office), \4t PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS. High street Lyall. Jas. Watson (Journal Campbell, William, 10 Kirkgate Office), Kirkside Clark, David, 60 High street Morison & Duncan, 22 High street Donaldson, D., Kirkside Sidey, C. G., 33 Skinnergate Frew & Sons. 8 Mill street Whittet, Robert, 25 High street Gray, John jVTEuen, 7 Geo'ge st. Maekie & Co.. D., 23 Canal st. see advertisement ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. John, 62 street--- Mitchell, High Banks, James, 141 High street see advertisement Bvdk & Son. Andrew. 30 Princes st. Ramsay , Alex., 145 High street Gillespie, John, 61 High street Robertson, John, 2 Melville street Halley, Margaret, 180 High street Mitchell, Hector, 202 High street POTATOE MERCHANTS AND DEALERS. SADDLERS & HARNESS-MAKERS.

Crerar, Andrew, 5 North Methven Knox. Robert H.. 50 George street street Menzies, John, 35 S. Methven st. David, Canal street Elder, 29 Pirrie & Anderson, Princes street Hollingworth, Alfred, 25 Princes st. Thomson, William, 36 St. John st. Lynch, Matthew, Meal vennel Todd, William, 31 Skinnergate Kirkside M'Glashan, John, 14 Tulloch, William, Princes street Shepherd, Andrew, 12 Kirkside Spence, Mrs Andrew, 21 Kirkgate SAILMAKERS. Stewart, John, James street Sutherland, George, Craigie Buik & Son, Andrew. 30 Princes st. Kinnear, Peter, Shore

POULTERERS & GAME DEALERS. SAWMILLERS.

Burnett, James, 31 Mill street (See Wood-merchants.) Crawford, James, 10 North port Grego, Nevo, Kirkgate SEED-MERCHANTS. Mailler, Catherine, 9 Kirkgate M'Laren, Wm., 14 No. Methven st. Brown & Logie, Mill street M'Vain. John, 2 18 High street Buchan & Low, 107 High street Pitcaithly, Alexander, 14 Mill street Chalmers, James, 20 St, John street Robertson, Thos., 51 Princes street —see advertisement Robson, John, 59 South street Dick, John, 22 South Methven st, Roy, James, 9 Bridge lane Dickson & Turnbull, 26 George st. Speedie, Alexander, 17 St. John st. Greig, R, & J., 89 High street Stewart, Robert, 32 S. Methven st. M "Donald & Campbell, 131 High st —

216 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Richardson, William, 43 High street Hay, Alexander, 276 High street Whittet, James, 57 High street see advertisement "Whittet, Thomas, 16 Bridge lane Law & Son, Charles, Princes street M'Lauchlan, John, West Mill street servants' register offices. Ramsay, W. G., 117 South street Reid, Peter, 55 Mill street Miller, Mrs, 123 High street Thomson, James, Kinnoull street M'Leish, Isabella, 61 S. Methven st. —see advertisement Preston, James, 50 High street Robertson, Mrs, 10 Princes street Gow, Mrs, Mill street SMITHS. Stuart, Elizabeth, 12 Kirkgate (See Blacksmiths,)

sharebrokers. SOLICITORS AND WRITERS. (See pages 10 and 14.) Halley, David, 2 Bridge lane Morison, Robert, Blackfriars street Stuart, Walter, 23 Princes street SPIRIT-DEALERS AND TAVERN KEEPERS. SHERIFF-OFFICERS. (See also Innkeepers.) (Seepage 11.) Anderson, Alexander, 41 N, Methven street SHIP AND BOAT BUILDERS, Brown, John, 11 Mill street Brown, Mrs William (Auchtergaven), Perth New Shipbuilding Co., Shore 26 South Methven street Pitblado, David, Shore Brown, Mrs William, 105 High st. M'Pherson & Geddes, Shore Butter, Mrs Duncan, 225 South st, Wallace & Fenton, Shore Campbell, John, 10 Castlegable Chalmers, Mrs John, 1 York place SHIP AND INSURANCE BROKERS- Clark, Mrs Hugh, 140 South street Easson & Son, James, South street Congreve, John (Waverly), 41 Water- Sidey, C. G., 2 High street gate Coutts, Margaret (Glencoe), 243 SHIPOWNERS. High street (See pages 17 and 18.) Cunningham, James, 14 Foundry lane SHOEMAKERS. Dick, John (County), 22 South Methven street See Boot and Shoemakers. Duff, Walter, 99 South street Evans, Alfred, Canteen Barracks SICK-NURSES. Farquharson, David (Perth Arms), (See Midwives.) 112 High street Forbes, William (Logiealmond), So. SILVERSMITHS. Methven street (See Jewellers, &c.) Greive, John, 66 South street Henderson, James, 244 High street SLATERS & SLATE-MERCHANTS. Hall, John, New shore Bell, Alexander, 31 King street Hood, John, 13 Pomarium Bell, Joseph, 25 North Methven st. Hewat, Andrew, 8 Watergate — see advertisement Hewat, James, 30 South Methven st. ——

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 217

Keen, Michael, 1 North port Slater, Mary, 1 Newrow King, William, 7 South street Smith, Mrs Andrew, 29 Cross street Lennox, Catherine, 50 Princes st. Smith, Robert, 171 High street Malloch, Mrs Kobert, 23 Castlegable Stevenson, Mrs Moses (Fifeshire), 51 Mason, William, 24 Princes street South street Matthew, William (Red Lion), 30 Stewart, Mrs Duncan (Albion),60 High street High street Mawer, William, 47 South street Stewart, Peter (Burns), Watergate Menzies, Mrs Donald, 9 Kirkside Stratton, John, Shore Menzies, Mrs (Old Ship), 25 High Swan, William (Cross Keys), Kirk- street side Millar, James, 34 South Methven Thomson, Peter, 134 High street street Young, Mrs Thomas 106 South st. Moncreiffe, Matthew, 121 South st. Young, Wm. (Gowrie), Watergate Milne, William, (Hammerman's), 28 Mill street TAILORS, AND TAILORS AND M'Arthur, Peter, 20 Bridge lane CLOTHIERS. M'Donald, Robert (Edinburgh), 81 South street Those marked* are Tailors only. M'Glashan, Catherine, 51 High st. Bruce, John, 58 St. John street M'Gregor, Janet, 2 N. Methven st. Cairncross, James, 28 High street M'Lellan, Mrs Peter, 2 Paul street Farquharson, John, 34 N. Methven M'Leod, Peter, 5 Lowe street street M'Tavish, Mrs, John (Horse Head), Fleming, Alex,, 34 St. John street 126 High street Forsyth, J. & T., 4 St. John's place M'Quarrie, Mrs Alexander, 206 High Fraser, John, 49 High street street * Gentry, Timothy, 7 South street T Patterson, Alexander, 242 South st, Greig, Thos., 24 and 26 W atergate Patterson, David, 236 South street Halley, James, 70 George street Patton, Janet, Bridgend * Heron & Son, Joseph, Bridgend Pearson, Robert, 155 High street Hunt, Colin A., 38 George street Pullar, James, 257 High street Jamieson, John, 64 George street Ramsay, William (The Noted Matthew, Anthony, 47 High street House), 52 South street Mathieson, Thomas, 121 High st, Reid, Thomas, 123 High street see advertisement Robertson, Christina (Britannia), 14 *Mason, James, 25 High street Mill street Meldrum, John, 179 High street Robertson, Mrs John (Flesher's), 96 Morton & Mitchells, St. John's pi. High street Moyes, Andrew, 85 High street see Robertson, Margaret (Fox), 22 Car- advertisement penter street * M'Gregor, John, 20 Watergate Rollo, James (Turf), 3 High street MTntosh, William, 7 St. John st, Rutherford, Elizabeth, 36 Princes st. Nicol, James, 31 South street Scobie, John, Bridgend Pairnie, John, 19 High street Scott, Bernard, 156 High street *Peddie, Thomas, Union street Scott, George, 3 St, John's place Robertson, James, 19 Hospital st, Shaw, William, 41 Castlegable Seath, James, 17 Hospital street Simpson, Charles (City Hall) Kirkside Shepherd, David, 25 High street Sinclair, John, 20 North port Shepherd, Thomas, 41 Leonard st» — —

218 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Watson, James, 13 St. John street Lowe, Robert (dancing). Kinnoull st. White, James, 213 South street M'Dermont, Mrs (music), 6 North Young, William, 76 St. John street Methven strent M'Naughton, Misses (boarding aca- TANNERS. demy), 3 Barossa place MPherson, Miss (Infant School), 6 {See Leather-Merchants, &c ) King street M'Rae, Patrick, 113 High street TEA AND COFFEE DEALERS AND Scott. Misses (boarding academy), 21 Barossa place AGENTS. Scott, Eliza (music), 16 Athole st. Farquh arson, David, 15 High street Sontar, David (Knox's Free Church Hood, James, 17 Skinnergate School), 127 South street Whittet, M 'Don aid, C, & J., 74 George street Miss (academy), 4 Barossa Morton, James, 43 George street place Sidey, C. G., 2 High street Smeaton, James, 73 High street TEMPERANCE HOTELS. Whittet, James. 57 High street Whytock, James, 7 St, Paul's sq. {See Inns, &c.)

TEACHERS. TOBACCONISTS.

{See also page 24.) Balmain, James, 37 High street

Baker, Mary (music), 13 Barossa pi. Beattie, John (and manufacturer), 158 Baxter, James, Craigie High street Bryson, William (dancing and music), Brown, R. R., 66 South Methven st. 25 Barossa street Campbell, Peter, 65 High street Cardy, Edward (music), 8 Kinnoull Carron, Mrs John, S4 High street street Dawson, John, 235 High street Cuthbert, Andrew, Bridgend Duff, William, 62 South Methven st. Davidson, James (languages), 34 Fraser, William, 30 Athole street Athole street Halley, David, Leonard street Dewar, William, Craigie Park terrace Henderson, James, 20 George street Duff, Duncan, Hospital Kane, George (manufacturer), 69 Duff, William (music), 62 So. Meth- South street ven street Menzies, Stewart (and wholesale), Duncan, J. & J. (music), Kinnoull 136 High st. see advertisement street Miller, J, S., 23 South street Gow, John, New town Miller, William, 55 George street Herapel, Carl F, (music), 4 Rose Moncrieff, Mrs David, 57 Princes s£ terrace M'Donald, Walter, 14 Charlotte st. Hepburn, Margaret (boarding aca- Young, Hannah, 221 High street demy), 11 Athole street Johnman, Andrew S., Paradise place, TOY-MERCHANTS. King street Keay, James, 22 Leonard street Adams, Mrs Andrew, 255 High st, Lowe, Miss (Girl's House of Refuge), Lees & Son, John, 6 George street Craigie and 64 High street —

PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. 219

Lees, Mrs William, 21 Sr. John st, VETERINARY SURGEONS.

Robertson, Mrs, J , 10 Princes street Conacher, Charles, Watergate Smith, Mrs Robert, 237 High street Conacher, George, 27 Canal street Stewart, George, Princes street TURNERS. 39 Collison, James, 190 High street WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Graham, Peter, Princes st. and Shore M 'Arthur, J. (and bobbin maker), Baxter, John, Dovecotland — 120 High street Drummond, Alex., 31 High street Pearson, William, 190 High street see advertisement Robertson, Donaldson, & Co., Princes Greig, David, 30 St. John street and street 99 High street Smith, John, 238 High street M'Leod, JJ. H., 82 High street Smith, Thomas, 42 Newrow Miller, Robert, 44 New row Whytock. John, 238 High street Robertson, Daniel, 33 George street Robertson, William, 236 High street UMBRELLA MAKERS. Shedden, Charles, 32 High street Stratz, Louis, 42 Mill street Black, John, 173 High street Young, Thomas, 234 High street Cameron, William, Bridgend Fen wick, James, 60 George street WINE SPIRIT Robb, Mrs David, South Methven st. AND MERCHTANS. Watson, John, 67 High street (See also Innkeepers & Spirit-dealers.)

Bell, Rannie, & Co., 35 St, John st. UPHOLSTERERS. —Hon. John Rollo, agent Carson, John, Meal vennel Bell, Arthur, 34 Kirkside Cameron, Jas., Gowrie st., Bridgend Currie, J. & T., 167 High street Gorrie, Robert, 248 High street Dawson, J. & J., 21 Princes street Gorrie, J. (working), 238 High st. Dewar, John, 111 High street Hay, James, 17 County place M'Donald, C. & J., 74 George street Imrie,' Peter, 76 George street and 20 M'Gregor, Robert, 65 George street Princes street Perthshire Wine and Spirit Co., 6 Menzies & Macfarlane, 86 High st, Watergate—J. Cowans, manager Mitchell, C. (working), 266 High st, Thomson, William B., 60 Canal st, Son, J., Princes st, M'Conochie & Wannan, Alexander, 21 Bridge lane M'Conochie, Lauchlin, 33 Mill street Ower, James, 59 South Methven st, WIREWORKERS. Robertson & Son, A., 50 South street Robertson, David, Union street Gorrie, Thomas, 58 Watergate Scott, Charles, North port Wight, Thomas, 44 South Methven Scott, George, 24 South street street see advertisement Scott, W. D., 18 and 20 Mill street- Young, Carrington, & Co., C. D., St. see advertisement Leonard's Works Squire, J. (working), 219 South st. Veitch, G. (working), 103 Canal st. WOOD-MERCHANTS AND SAW- Veitch, W. (working), 37 Athole st. MILLERS. Wyllie, Alexander, 292 High street Young, Alexander, 192 High street Brewster & Patullo, 51 Victoria st. Young, John (working), 63 South st, Calder, Charles, Shore — —

220 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

Graham, Peter, Princes street and WRIGHTS AND JOINERS. Shore (See Oswald, Andrew, 35 St. John street Cabinetmakers.) Eobertson, Donaldson, & Co., Vic- toria street WRIGHTS' TOOL-MAKERS.

WOOL MERCHANTS. Johnston, Alex, (saw), Princes street Malloch, David (plane), 1 Kirkside Murdoch & Sons, John, Mill street ^ see advertisement Scott, James, 44 Leonard street M'Vicar & WyllieJ(plane), 190 High Taylor, Thomas, Murray street street see advertisement Wright & Sons, Thomas, Bridgend

ADVERTISEMENTS.

ftwmw Compotes.

CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS STERLING.

Head Offices— ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL, AND LOMBARD STREET, LONDON. Edinburgh, 13 George Street. Glasgow, Commercial Bank Buildings, Gordon Street. LIFE DEPARTMENT. Special advantages granted by the Royal Insurance Company. Stamps not charged. Medical Referees paid. Profits.—Large proportion returned. Expenses chiefly borne by Fire Branch, in order to increase the Bonus to be returned. Forfeiture of Policy cannot take place from unintentional mis- statement. Large Life Bonus declared 1860,—Two per cent, per annum on sum assured-—equal, on the average, to 80 per cent, of Pre- miums paid at ages from 20 to 40. Profits divided every Five Years to Policies then in existence two entire years. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Moderate Premiums. Prompt and liberal settlement of Losses. Security for both branches for Two Millions Sterling, and large Reserve Fund. The Fire Premiums for 1863 were £341,668.

W< MAURY Solicitor. > Agents at Perth i\ J. A, IMRIE, 76 George Street. ADVERTISEMENTS. 223

C|e Jkt|mt ^mxnm Compng,

UNITED WITH THE FORFARSHIRE AMD PERTHSHIRE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

Head Office— 16 St. ANDREW'S PLACE, COWGATE, DUNDEE, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Dundee. John Symers, Esq., Banker.

Medical Officer. Matthew Nimmo, Esq., Surgeon. Bankers, The National Bank of Scotland. rpHE FORFARSHIRE AND PERTHSHIRE was the only i NATIVE ESTABLISHMENT for FIRE INSURANCE connected with the Central District of Scotland; and the Direc- tors having formed an alliance with the large and influential Company, "The Northern," which has long enjoyed a large and respectable connection, respectfully solicit the continued patronage of their friends in the Counties of Forfar, Perth and Fife, for a Company whose Proprietary is now extended to these Counties.

Insurance on all kinds of Property is effected on the most favourable terms; and Policies on Farming Stock, including Bestial, Agricultural Produce, Utensils, and Implements of Hus- bandry, are issued free of duty.

No charge for Policies when transferred from other Offices,

Terms will be learned, and every facility afforded for effecting Insurances, on application at the Company's Office, Dundee, or to any of the following AGENTS :— PERTH, Mr MELVILLE JAMESON; Cupar-Fife, Mr W. A. Taylor, Newhurgh, Messrs Andekson & Laing. Dunlceld, Mr D, K, Smith,

Quarterly Terms—Candlemas, Whitsunday, Lammas, Martinmas. 224 ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS STJ^.1>T1DJ^RT>

CONSTITUTED BY ACTS OF PARLIAMENT.

Edinburgh {Head Office), 3 and 5 George Street.

London, , 82 King William Street. Dublin, 66 Upper Sackville Street,

Governor—His Grace the Duke of BucceETJch & Queensberry.

. I The Right Hon' the Earl of Rosslyn. Deputy-Governors,r. r, J The Ri|M Hon ^ Earl of DaLKEITH . EDINBURGH, 3 and 5 GEORGE STREET, Ordinary Directors. George Patton, Esq., M.P, Andrew Blackburn, Esq. Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A. W. S. Walker, Esq. of Rowland. James Hay, Esq., merchant, Sir J. Y. Simpson, M.D., Bart. Leith, James Veitch, Esq. of Eliock, T. Menzies, Esq,, merchant, John Lindsay, Esq., Woodend Leith. James Hope, jun., Esq., W.S. George Moir, Esq., advocate. Robert Hunter, Esq., banker. H. Maxwell Inglis, Esq., P.C.S. John Dundas, Esq., C.S. Anthony Trail, Esq., W.S. William James Duncan, Esq., H. Davidson, Esq., merchant. Manager of the National Bank T. Graham Murray, Esq., W.S. of Scotland.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN PERTH.

George Condie, Esq., solicitor. Thomas Patton, Esq. of Glen- Charles G. Sidey, Esq. almond, Archibald Burns, Esq., banker. Arch Reid, Esq,, Sheriff-Clerk James D. Miller, Esq., solicitor and City-Clerk. STAFF OF MANAGEMENT. Edinburgh (Head Office), Manager and Actuary of the Company-—William T. Thomson F.R.S.E. Home Secretary—Thomas Robertson, Accountant—A, Wood Stewart. Physician—Professor Christison, M.D. Colonial and Foreign Secretary—D. Clunie Gregor. Joint Actuary—Spencer C. Thomson, B,A., Cantab. Auditor— Charles Pearson, C.A. The Bank of Scotland. Bankers, { ' { The RoifAL Bank of Scotland. ——

ADVERTISEMENTS. 225

EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORTS. PROGRESS OF THE BUSINESS. The period from 15tb November, 18G0, to 15th November, 1865, to which this Report bears reference, has been marked by very great success in the progress of the Company's business, and the Directors have much pleasure in submitting to the Special Meet- ing now assembled on account of its operations during that period with the result of the investigation into its monetary position at the date of the Quinquennial Balance, The Eeports submitted from year to year have no doubt to a great extent prepared the Proprietors for a favourable report on this occasion ; but before communicating the results of the investi- gation, it will be well to recapitulate the results communicated to the Annual General Meetings during the period under review: In the year 1861 the New Assurances effected amounted to £503,854 18 In the year 1862 the New Assurances effected amounted to 506,120 In the year 1863 the New Assurances effected amounted to 643,960 In the year 1864 the New Assurances effected amounted to g 805,980 6 6 In the year 1865 the New Assurances effected amounted to, 1,374,450 1 (Inclusive of New Assurances effected bythe Colonial Company duriug 1865 for behoof of the Standard Company, amounting to £400,255, 19s.) In all £3,834,365 5 6

Again, if a comparison be instituted between each Quinquennial Period during the last twenty years, the result stands as follows From 15th November, 1845, to 15th November, 1850, New Assurances £2,146,641 12 9

From 15th November, 1850, to 15th November 1855, New Assurances £2,492,988 6 7

From 15th November, 1855 to 15th November 1860, New Assurances £2,815,455 3

From 15th November 1860 to 15th November

J 865, New Assurances (inclusive of £400,285, 19s., the business transacted by the Colonial Company in the year 1865 for behoof of the Standard) £3,834,865 5 6

This comparison evinces most distinctly, and in a marked degree

the steady, satisfactory progress of the Company ; and as these Q 226 ADVERTISEMENTS.

amounts do not include any assurance derived from oilier, than purely home sources, with the exception above mentioned in 1865, ihe business may be regarded as the results entirely of the Com- pany's ordinary operations, and be taken as a correct test of its progress and development as one of the great provident Institutions of the country. Large as these sums are, they could have been greatly increased had the Company entertained second-class invest- ments, in connection with which Life Assurances are frequently offered as an inducement, but the Directors have not entered on that hind of business, and they are therefore entitled to designate their transactions as first class, purely, and entirely. But the Directors have secured large accessions to the Company's business during the Quinquennial Period from other than ordinary sources. In 1864, the MINERVA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, an office of high respectability, and good position in London, feeling that their endeavours to extend their business were not attended with so much success as they anticipated, resolved to transfer their business to an office whose position, influence, and standing, would ensure for there Policy-holders a reliable prospect of continued advantages for the future, from a prosperous and increasing business and an overture was made to the STANDARD, to undertake the responsibility. The negotiation for a transfer of the business was conducted with the utmost caution, an agreement was carried out, and the results which have hitherto developed themselves in the course of the business so acquired have been most satisfactory. The details have already been communicated to the Proprietors, In 1865, another Office of about the same standing as the Minerva Company in point of business and resources— the VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY of London—resolved for very similar reasons, to transfer its Policy-holders to an older and more advanc- ing institution, and the STANDARD was again selected as afford- ing the requisite qualification for the important trust.

The Revenue of the Standard Coy. was, in 1845 £103,371 3 5

1850 £169,151 16 4

1855 £237.480 1 9

1860 £304,161 13 7

1865 £661,195

The Funds at the dale of Valuation amounted to £3,651-633.

A GENTS— George Gray, Solicitor; Melvil£e Jameson, Solictor, 1, Athole Crc¢ ADVERTISEMENTS. 227

ESTABLISHED 1710.

STJISr ZEHIIRJE! OFFICE, LONDON.

Insurances on almost every description of property, IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, EFFECTED ON THE MOST MODERATE TERMS,

RENT may be INSURED by SPECIAL AGREEMENT.

CLAIMS PAID WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY.

HE Policies of this Office extend to cover losses by Fire from Lightning and by Explosion of Gas. The Assured are not

subject to any calls to make good Losses, and are free from all

risk of Partnership.

FOREIGN INSURANCES EFFECTED, A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON POLICIES EFFECTED FOR MORE YEARS THAN ONE

SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

POLICIES effected with this society now participate in four-

fifths, or 80 per cent., of the net Profits of the Society, ac- cording to the conditions contained in the Society's Prospectus.

The Premiums required by the Society for Insuring Young

Lives are lower than those of many other Old Established Offices,

and as low as those of most Offices.

Tables of these Rates, with the conditions of Assurance, may be obtained from any of the Agents of the Sun Fire Office. Policy-Stamps paid by the Office.

Agents for Perth— MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors —

228 ADVERTISEMENTS. BRITON tYxtul anir (®mral LIFE ASSOCIATION.

OFFICES—429 STRAND, LONDON. 13 QUEEN STREET, EDINBURGH.

Directors. Chairman of the Board George H. Barlow, M.D. Deputy Chairman Francis Webb, Esq. By the peculiarly equitable manner of dividing the profits, the Policies issued by this Association become payable in the lifetime of the person assured, without extra premium. After having been in force a period of five years all policies are absolutely in- defeasible and indisputable.

Table showing the new business of the Association since its commencement, divided into triennial periods.

Triennial No. of New Amount No of Amount Periods Pro- Annual Proposed. Policies. Assured. Inclusive. posals. Premiums.

1854 to 1856. 1290 £302,875 914 £172,125 £6090 19 8 1857 to 1859. 5882 1,150,530 4155 796,255 25008 13 1 1860 to 1862. 7727 1,602,976 5667 1,155,690 35384 1 3 1863 to 1865. 9942 2,612,845 7551 2,019,264 63634 14 2

Capital Stock, £200,000. Annual Income £180,000. Large and increasing Bonuses. Example—A person aged 25 next birthday, assuring his life for £500 would pay an Annual Premium of £10, 19s. 2d; should he live and continue his payments until periodical divisions of Profits have been declared, then at every such division his share would be placed to the credit of his Policy, and be applied to the extincton of his last payments of Premiums, thereby con- verting the Policy into one payable in his lifetime, and rendering it a means of subsistence in old age. JAMES CHALMERS, Agent, 20 St. John Street, lllTH, ADVERTISEMENTS. 229

ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Head Offices,26 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. DUBLIN OFFICE, 10 SUFFOLK STREET. (THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE SOCIETY was established in J_ 1831, and incorporated by Royal Charters in 1841 and 1846. and by Special Act of Parliament (10 Vict, cap, 35), in 1847. Being a purely Mutual Office, the whole Profits belong to the Members, who are, at the same time, expressly exempted from personal responsiblity. The Total Vested Bonus Additions amount to £1,491,800. POSITION OF THE SOCIETY, At the close of the Thirty-Fifth Year, on 1st March, 1866, The Existing Assurances, including Bonus Additions, amounted to, ...... £6,336,052 The Annual Revenue amounted to, ...... 237,008 And the accumulated Funds to, ...... 1,649,720 The Funds were Invested as follows, at 1st March, 1866: — Lohus on Landed Securities and Rent

Charges, etc., ...... £935874 3 3 Do, on Railway Debentures, 197000 Do. on Bonds or Mortgages by other Public Companies and

Corporations, ...... 46900 Do. on Miscellaneous Securities principally in connection with

Life Assurances, ... 22882 17 4 Advances to Members of the Society on their Policies (within the Surrender Value

of the Policies), ... 228598 18 2 Value of Bank of England and Government Stocks, ... 171965 10 10 Value of Reversions, and Govern^ ment, and other Life Annui- „."ties purchased, ...... 4474 12 11 Value of the Society's Premises in Edinr., London, and Dublin, 11208 5 7

£1618904 8 1 Balances in Bank, and, Premiums and Interest outstanding, etc., less claims on Policies and other obligations, ... 30816 5

Total Accumulated Funds, £1649720 8 6 —

230 ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Directors of the Scottish Equitable Society have introduced from time to time, all such measures as are really beneficial to their Members, The following are some of the advantages they offer :

Indisputable Policies.— Policies of five years standing, may be declared Indisputable on any ground whatever, except non-pay- ment of the Premiums, on satisfactory evidence, that the Assured have no prospects of going beyond the limits of Europe.

Surrender Of Policies. —A liberal allowance is given on the Surrender of Policies, for the whole term of life, on which three year's premiums have been paid.

Loans to Policy-holders are granted to the extent of the Surrender Value of their Policies, at a reasonable rate of Interest, free of all expense, and without any other security, than the de- posit of the Policies, These Loans may be repaid at any time.

Half Credit, or Premium Loans— In the case of Participa- ting Policies, one-half of the Annual Premiums for the first five years may be retained, interest at five per cent., on the sums so retained, being payable yearly in advance, along with the other half of the Premium, and the sum so borrowed may be either repaid at, or previous to the expiry of the five years, or continued as a loan on the Policy, and (if not previously repaid), will be deducted from the sum Assured, on the Policy emerging.

No extra Charge is made for Military Service of any description within the United Kingdom.

Medical Fees and Policy Stamps are paid by the Society.

Notices Of the Assignment or Deposit of Policies are re- ceived and registered at the Head Office.

flrestticnt His Grace The Duke of Buccleuch & Queensberry, KG,

HHee=pwjSibent*« The Right Honourable Lord Gray. Sir Graham Graham Montgomery, of Stanhope, Bart., M.P.,

Medical Officer. —William Robertson, Esq., M.D„ F.R.C.P.E.

Manager. —George Todd, Secretary.—Wm. Finlay.

Agents in Perth—CONNING & HUNTER, Bankers. ADVERTISEMENTS. 231.

LIFE ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS, And the soundness of the principles on which they are conducted, can only be thoroughly tested by time, as upwards of a quarter of a ceutury must elapse ere the .due fulfilment of their earliest contracts. An Office is best recommended when the past history can be. appealed to for benefits conferred.

Sffte (Sflitrtrorgft fife ^uwtwe $0mpraB, Established in 1823, Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, and combining the security of a Proprietary with Mutual Assur- ance, has declared and paid accumulated Bonuses of £145 per

cent , £110, £100, £65, £71, £65 per cent., and various other, ac- cording to the endurance and position of the Policies— the prin- ciples of division conferring the highest benefits on all First-Class Lives. The present character of the Company is exhibited in the result, of a continued successful progress of upwards of thirty -five years. To new Insurers, the best guarantee of the future is to be found in the past history and present position of the Company. An Annual Intermedial e Bonus, conferring same benefifs as in Annual Divisions, free from the objections of that system of divisions. Proposals considered from all classes of Assurers, for sums from £20 to £5000. No charge for Policy-Stamp, and no Entry-Money. The Non Participation Scale of Premium, from the extreme mo- deration of the rates, is well calculated for Insurance connected with Loans, or other objects of a temporary nature. Prospectuses, Hates, and Forms of Proposal, to he had at Edinburgh {Head Office), 22 GEORGE STREET; London, 11 KING WILLIAM STREET, CITY; and of the various Agencies throughout the Kingdom. GILBt. L. FINLAY, Manager, Wm. DICKSON, Secretary. Edinburgh, September, 1866.

Agents at PERTH, Messrs MACKENZIE & DICKSON, Solicitors. Auchterarder,...Mr Patrick Smittan, Writer. Blairgowrie, Mr Laurence Chapman, Writer. Crieff, Mr J ames M'Rostf, Writer. Dundee, Messrs Reid, M'Lauchlan, & Heron, Writers, Do., Mr David Barrie, Writer. Dunkeld, Mr James Walker, Writer. Kinross, Mr J, W. Williamson, Writer. 232 ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNITED KINGDOM

Wtmytvnntt and #jctutal

PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FOR THE Assurance of Lives througout Scotland, England, and Ireland.

ESTABLISHED IN 1840. Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

OFFICE- 23, St. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH.

Annual Income upwards of £200,000. WHOLE PROFITS DIVISIBLE AMONG THE ASSURED

DIRECTORS. Andrew Buchanan, M.D., Professor of the Institute of Medicine in the University of Glasgow. William Miller, Esq. William M'Crie, Esq. Edward Woodford, LL..D., H.M. Inspector of Schools for Scotland Rev. J, A. Wyllie, D.D., LL.D. William Young, M.D. (The National Bank of Scotland. The British Linen Company. Messrs Barclay, Bevan, & Co., London. Consulting Actuary, Samuel Brown, Esq., F.R.S.

Secretary, Henry 4 Harrison.

Agent for Perth— JAMES MORTON. 43 George Street

Medical Referee— J . P. BRAMWELL, M.D., 8 Barossa Place. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. 233

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE

INS!

Established 1836,

Empowered specially by Parliament. INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED £3,000,000 STERLING,

OFFICES-

LIVERPOOL—1 Dale Street I London—20 Poultry,

SCOTTISH BOARD. OFFICE—128 IF GRAM STREET, GLASGOW. Chairman—J. R. Stewart, Esq., Glasgow. Deputy-Chairman—R. Steele, Esq., Greenock.

J. J. Grieve, Esq,, Greenock; R. F. Shaw Stewart, Esq., Laggary

Secretary to the Company—Swinton Boult, Esq, Resident Secretary—D. Stewart, Esq., Glasgow. Medical Referees—J. S. Orr, M.D., in Glasgow; J. F. Paton, M.D., in Greenock. Bankers—Union Bank of Scotland. Law Agent —J. Ritchie, Esq.

mHE CAPITAL of the Company is Two Millions, of which X £390,000 is paid up and invested; and in addition there are Reserve Funds, which, independently of the Life Reserve, amount to £1,200,000. FIRE INSURANCE. The Premiums in 1863 exceeded £580,000, and were greater than those of any other Company by upwards of £200,000, The position in the Duty Return will be understood from the fol- lowing statements:

The Son, established in 1710, collected duty in 1863, £215,000 The Phoenix „ 1782, „ „ 138,000 The Liverpool & London & Globe,1836, „ „ 133,00 Whilst no other Company collected as much as, 90,000 234 ADVERTISEMENTS.

FARMING STOCKS, and all descriptions of Property, IN- SURED AT MODERATE RATES. Losses by Lightning are Paid. LIFE INSURANCE. The Premiums received in 1863 were £209,500, and the An- nuities paid amounted to £33,500, The Fund accumulated to meet these Liabilities is £1,450,000. BONUSES on Life Polices are GUARANTEED when the Insurance is effected. The ANNUITY Rates are extremely liberal, and every facility given to purchasers, as to place and time of payment. Claims UNDER POLICIES have not at all times been properly ad j usted and paid, and in the course of twenty-eight years have exceeded Three Millions, Sterling. This test and the present revenue, are conclusive evidence of the satisfactory way in which the business of the Company is conducted. Prospectuses, and every information, will be obtained on ap- plication at any of the Offices of the Company, David Stewart, Resident Secretary, 128 Ingram st„ Glasgow.

Agents in Perth. Commission Agent. Alex. King, 107 South st. Jno. Grant, |

E :

Empowered by Special Act of Parliament. FIRE, LIFE, AND GUARANTEE ASSURANCE.

Number of Shareholders Exceeds Seven Hundred.

The Capital subscribed, £500,000. THE ASSOCIATION issues Bonds of Guarantee for the fidelity of all approved parties holding situations of trust under the Railway, Gas, Water, Ship- Crown ; also in Banking, Insurance, ping, and all other Public Companies — for Trustees on Seques- trated Estates, Land Factors, and Clerks in Professional and Mercantile Establishments. Proposals for Guarantee and all information can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow, or at any Agencies throughout Scotland. G. S. MITCHELL, Secretary.

Agejjt for Perth—MELVILLE JAMESON, Solicitor. .

9?,r» ATLASA DVE RT I S E M E N T S

92 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.

ESTABLISHED 1803,

.in^Z Empowered by Act of Parliament of the 54th Geo. III., c. 79

Capital, £1,200,000.

pircctor^. William Geo, Peescott, Esq., Chairman, Thomas Chapman, Esq., F.R.S., Deputy-Chairman. Sir William Baynes, Bart. Samuel Eustace Magan, Esq, Arthur Edward Campbell, Esq. Rear-Admiral L, Montgomer Benjamin Buck Greene, Esq. Joseph Pulley, Esq, Joseph Grote, Esq. Arthur Augustus Rasch, Esc;. John George Maclean, Esq. Philip Ainslie Walker, Esq.

A1 -. \ John Oliver Hanson, Esq. Auditors, { T ^ .,-, f, n ?, ( James Philips, Esq., F.G.S. Consulting Actuary,.. Charles Ansell, Esq., F.R.S. Secretary, Richard Ray, Esq. Solicitor, Thomas Browning, Esq. Medical Officer, William Coulson, Esq., F.S. A. Bankers, Messrs Pkescott, Grote, Cave, & Cave.

THIS Office has been established more than 55 years, and its present magnitude and prosperity prove the soundness, of the principle on which it has been conducted.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Accumulated Premiums are over £1,650,000. The An- nual Income exceeds £180,000. 236 ADVERTISEMENTS.

The sum of £4,013,693 has been paid in claims under Life Policies.

Large Bonuses have been declared and paid as additions to the amounts assured.

Premiums on Policies have been greatly reduced where parties have so applied the Bonuses on their Policies.

Persons assuring in Great Britain have the option of Partici- pating Rates of Premium, or of Non-participating Rates.

Combined provision may be made for old age and early death, so that a person may secure a sum to be paid to himself at an age agreed upon, or to his Executors if he should die before that age.

Residence in Countries beyond the limits of Europe is allowed on favourable terms; in most temperate climates without extra Pre- mium, beyond a moderate charge for the voyage only. Whole "World Assurances are granted.

Notices of the Assignment of Life Policies are received and ac- knowledged.

Advances are made on Policies to the extent of their value.

Persons desiring to surrender their Assurances may receive their value in money, or in lieu thereof, may obtain a new Policy without further payment of Premium.

The Directors are ready to receive proposals for Assurances, or any Contingency involving payment of a sum at death.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

This Company undertakes the Assurance of almost every species of Property in the United Kingdom, at Rates of Pre- mium and upon principles which will be found quite as advan- tageous to the interests of the Assured as those offered by any other office. The Directors can confidently refer to the well known character of the Company for liberality and promptitude in the discharge of claims made upon it during the many years ii has been established.

No charge will be made for [Policies when the sum assured amounts to £300. Renewals should be paid within fifteen days after the respec- tive Quarter-days when they become due. Losses occasioned by Lightning will be paid. ADVERTISEMENTS. 237

The Policies of the Company extend to cover Losses occasioned by the Explosion of Gas.

TJie Company is ready to receive applications for Agencies, in those Towns and Districts in which it is not at present represented. Application to be made to the Secretary.

N.B.—GOVERNMENT DUTY.—On and after Midsummer 1864, all Fire Assurances upon Stock, Machinery, Implements, Fixtures Utensils in Trade, are suject to the REDUCED DUTY of Is. 6d. per Cent.

Tables of Rates, Forms of Proposal, and any information need- ful to effect Life or Fire Assurances, may be obtained on applica- tion to the Office, No. 92 Cheapside, London, or to any of the Company's Agents.

Agents at—

PERTH, Mr JOHN" GRAY, Union Bank of Scotland. Dundee, MrR. Miln, Merchant, Royal Exchange Buildings. Do., Mr G. Campbell, 4 South Union Street.

Stirling, Mr J. Mathie, Solicitor.

SCOTTISH SEA INSURANCE

o o im: :f .a. 1st y.

CHARLES G. SIDEY,

A Q^NT AT pr^T h. t.

SAYI1TGS JBJ^l&liZ AND

OF THE COUNTY AND CITY OF PERTH.

Established in 1838, and certified under the Act of 1863.

THE BANK, No. 1, CRESCENT, PERTH, WILL NOW EE OPEN, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF DEPOSITORS, EVERY LAWFUL DAY,

AS FOLLOWS • On Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, from 10 a.m. till 3 P.M. On Saturdays, from 10 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 6 till 8 p.m. No Money paid out on Saturdays, after 12 noon.

THIS BANK receives Deposits of One Shilling and upwards, but not more than £30 in one year, ending the 20th No- vember, or £150 in all, which may accumulate, at Compound Interest, till it reaches £200. Certified Friendly Societies may lodge their whole Funds. The Deposits of other Societies and Charitable Institutions are limited to £100 in one year, and £300 in all.

Interest at a comparatively high rate, and uniformly above ordinary Bank Interest, is added to the Principal once a-year, ir- respective of the Depositor's personal attendance at the Bank, for that purpose, by which they derive the benefits of Compound Interest. Government Annuities from £4 to £30 a-year, may be con- tracted for through this Bank. Tables of Prices, and other par- iculars, may be had on application at the Office of the Bank. The numerous advantages of the Institution will be seen from the Pass- Books, which are given to Depositors free of any charge. ADVERTISEMENTS. 239

The Funds of the Bank are securely invested, and the whole Accounts are periodically Audited by a professional Auditor un- connected with the Bank. Amount of Funds, invested 20th November, 1865, being the last annual Balance, was £270,774, 14s. 9d. The total number of individual Depositors at the same date, was 14,050, embracing members of every section of the Labour- ing and Industrious classes. The Bftnk opened in 1839 with 859 Accounts; now they ex- ceed 14,000,

The Capital in 1839 was only £3000; now it is upwards of £270,000. Both the Capital and number of Depositors have considerably increased since the last Balance.

The utility and success of the County and City of Perth Savings Bank are sufficiently apparent from the amount of Business which has been done since its establishment in 1839.

The Right Hon. Earl of Mansfield, Chairman, ( Of Committee

JoHNKEMP,EsQ.,Lord-Provost,Z>ep.-(7/iairm

PETER KINNOCH, BOOT & SHOE UVC^IKIEIR,,

2 9, GEORGE STREET, PEBTH, BEGS to tender his grateful thanks to those who have hon- oured him with their patronage, and trusts, by personal attention to the proper execution of all Orders with which he may be favoured, to secure a continuance of their confidence. As P. K. uses nothing but the best Materials, and employs the best Workmen, he is confident that those honouring him with their Orders will find satisfaction.

N.B.—A large assortment of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, of the bcrt quality, always on hand.

29, George Street, Perth. October, 1.806. —

240 ADVERTISEMENTS. ffft9dMS«« AM SHI "w.a.:r,:e:e3:otjs:e]

ESTABLISHED 1812, ART MENZIfS, (Successor to the late John M'Gregor),

fflB&oiesale anb Retail SCrtraxjCfliuat, 136,:HIGH street,

3 i is :r, t ix s

iEGS most respectfully to tender his grateful thanks to the Inhabitants of Perth and surrounding Country for the patronage bestowed on him since he succeeded to this long- established Business, and trusts, by strict attention and keeping none but the best Articles, to merit a continuance of their support.

S. M, has always on hand a large Stock of TOBACCONIST GOODS, consisting of MID, SMALL, AND BROWN TWISTS,

Irisli Roll, Negroliead, Gut and Uncut Cavendish, BIRD'S EYE, SHAG, LATAKIA, TURKEY, &c. CIGARS AND CHEROOTS, TAIDDY'S BROWliT IR-A^IFIEIE, And a great variety of other favourite SNUFFS.

Also, Genuine Meerschaum and Fancy Wooden Pipes, Fancy Snuff-Boxes, &c.

DFTISZEZES, VESUVIENNES, <£sC.

Always on hand, a fresh Stock of TOBACCO JUICE of r first-rate quality. ADVERTISEMENTS. 241 JAMES LEES & SON, GUN AND KIFLE MANUFACTURERS

63, GEORGE STREET, PERTH. POWDER & SHOT, CAPS S WADDING. Shooting and Fishing Tackle in great variety.

HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT. 44, HIGH STEEET, PERTH.

J. WOT HERS P 0-0 N, HATTER,

has always on hand a first-class assortment of GENTLEMEN'S SATIN AND FELT HATS, NEWEST SHAPES AND STYLE.

Also, the Largest Stock in Town of BLACK CLOTH AND TWEED CAPS, which, for Cheapness, Durability, and Variety, cannot surpassed.

Also, a great Assortment of BALMORAL AND GLENGARRY BONNETS, Neck-Ties, Braces, Shirts, Collars, Umbrellas, Carpet-Bags, Boys' Belts, Leather Hat-Cases, &c, &c.

OBSERVE— 4 4, HIGH STREET,

C Second Shop above Kirkgate ), SIGN OF THE BEAVER, HOUSE —GREENBRAE, BRIDGEND. Q 242 ADVERTISEMENTS.

DAVID MAGKIE & Co., LEAD MERCHANTS, PLUMBERS, BRASSFOUNDERS, ZING-WORKERS, AND GASFITTERS, 23, CANAL STREET, PERTH, G respectfully to call public attention to their Prices of BE Material and Workmanship, They make use of the very best Material, and invite inspec- tion of their present Elegant Stock of Patent Lustees, Brack- ets, Sunlights for Churches and Shop Windows, —all of the Newest Patterns, Tasteful and Fashionable Designs, at Prices to suit all Customers.

On hand, a large Stock of SIKEIET ZIITO, FOR ROOFING. COVERING VERANDAHS, RIDGES, VALLEYS, R0ND3, RAIN-WATER PIPES, AND HEADS, GUTTERS, SKYLIGHTS, DEADLIGHTS, ETC. This Metal expands and contracts with heat and cold more than any other, and, though oxidizable, the oxide does not scale off, but forms a permanent coating on the Metal, impervious to the action of the atmosphere, and is of equal durability with Copper. ALSO, PERFORATED ZINC, FOR VENTILATION, WINDOW-BLINDS, MEAT-SAFES. DAIRIES, SIEVES, ETC. MILLED SHEET LEAD, AND PATENT LEAD PIPES, CUT ALL SIZES. NEWEST IMPROVED ENGINE-PUMPS. Water-Closets, gseatly improved. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, FITTED UP ON THE MOST APPROVED PRINCIPLE. Dwelling-Houses fitted up for Gas, and experienced Workmen sent to all parts in Town or Country to execute Orders and Repairs.

Orders from the Country executed with promptitude and care. ADVERTISEMENTS. 243 THOMAS WIGHT, IRON AND WIRE WORKER, 44, South Methven Street, Perth, MANUFACTURER OP

Iron and Wire Fencing, Iron Gates, Wire Netting, Strong Wiee-work for Windows, WIRE KILN BEDDING, BARLEY MILL WIRE-CLOTH,

"Wove "Wire-cloth, all Sizes, Dressing Engine Wire-cloth, all Humbers,

Brushes, Flower-Stands, Wire-S-auze Window Blinds, GARDEN CHAIES, MEASURING CHAINS, WIRE RIDDLES, SIEVES,

And every other Article connected with the Wire-Working Business. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Nos. 22, & 2 6, WATERGATE, PERTH, HAS always on hand a large assortment of LADIES' BOOTS and SLIPPERS, suitable for the Season, made by the most approved Makers, and which have given great satisfaction. The Summer Boots from 2s. 8d. per pair to the finest quality, and Ladies' Patent Slippers from 2s. per pair to the best that are made. Infants' Cloth Boots 9d, per pair, and Leather Slippers at 6§d. per pair. N.B.—Mrs GREIG would call attention to her Stock of STAYS, which, for Quality and Lowness in Price, stand unrivalled in any other establishment in Perth. She has also always on hand a large assortment of GENT'S SHIRTS, botb Fustained and Em- broidered, with all patterns of Ginghams, Ready-made and made to Order. The Plain and Twilled Striped Shirts Mrs G. makes have not been surpassed by any other shop in town.

Just come to h»nd, a large quantity of Summer-made FLANNEL, to be sold cheap. Inspection invited. ,

244 ADVERTISEMENTS. THOMAS FORSYTH, SMITH AND BELLHANGER,

129, High Street (Burt's Close), Perth.

All Descriptions of Smith Work executed in a workmanlike manner, and at Moderate Rates,

TOWN AND COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. &ATO »«H€&»RWr PLASTERER, LEONARD S TRE ET, PERTH,

All kinds of Plaster and Cement Work neatly executed.

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO- WILLIAM DUFF, CONCERTINA MAKER AND TEACHER, 62, SOUTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

Pbices op German Concertinas.

10 Keyed Concertina, Is. 9d, to 3s. 20 Do. do 3s. 6d. to 5s. 20 Do. do. Rosewood, 5s. Od. to 10s. 20 Do. do. Celestial 6s. Od. to 14s. 20 Do. do. Organ, 7s. Od. to 14s. Patent Chromatic,.. 15s, Do. do. Celestial, 20s. to 25s. Best do. do 25s. CONCERTINA MUSIC-BOOKS OF ALL SORTS. MUSIC WRITTEN TO ORDER.

Concertinas, Flutinas, and Accordeons Repaired.

Terms for Teaching:—Per Month of Four Lessons, Is. Fees payable in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS. 245

Clot&ier attfr (general (ButiitUvt 19, HIGH STREET, PERTH.

ROBERT CARR, BREAD, BISCUIT, AND PASTRY BAKER, 49, SOUTH METHVN STREET, PERTH.

:F .A. TVL" I ID 3T ZB^ZECIZKTG-.

ALL ORDERS PUNCTUALAY ATTENDED TO.

FAMILY BREAD, BISCUIT, & PASTRY BAKER

2, GEORGE STREET & 13, HIGH STREET,

IE^JEjR/G_ _E3_ _ ROBERT WI LSON, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, 38, St. JOHN STREET, PERTH.

JELLIES, CREAMS, CREAM AND WATER ICES. Marriage and Christening Cakes. MARRIAGE DEJEUNERS, ROUT, BALL SUPPERS, AND SOIREES SUPPLIED. 246 ADVERTISEMENTS.

(LATE J. & A. DAVIDSON.) CARRIAGE HIRING, JOB AND POST HORSE ESTABLISHMENTS, ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL STABLES, AND SALUTATION STABLES, PRINCES STREET, IP E K T H.

of every description, on Hire" with First-class Horses^ CAREFUL, EXPERIENCED, AND CIVIL DRIVERS.

From the large and First-class stock ofFuneral Equipages pos-

sessed by R. W., he is enabled to conduct Funerals in Town

or Country, according to any style wished, and at moderate charges.

SUPERIOR WELL-MATCHED JOB AND POST HORSES

On Hire, by the Day, Week, Month, or Tear.

EVERT ATTENTION PAID TO HORSES STANDING AT LIVERY.

Orders received at the Offices,

58 &E0EGE STEEET & 22 PEHCES STEEET. ADVERTISEMENTS. 247 PERTH

: MARBLE, M ir D'lt.E-N f « ti AND CA-iR-viiNra- "woze^iec, COUNTY PLACE AND NEWROW.

Established 34 Years.

STATUTES AND BUSTS.

STONE MONUMENTS, MAEBLE CHIMNEY- PIECES.

Baths, Lobby Tables, Mortars, Curling Stones.

ANDERSON Er CHRISTIE,

ESPKCTFOLLT INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF

STON E MONUMENTS

AND MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES,

ALWAYS ON VIEW A GREAT VARIETY OF DESIGNS.

'i CHARGES MODERATE.

COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 248 ADVERTISEMENTS. MRS MENZIES, EMBROIDERY WAREHOUSE 25, GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

MRS M., receives a regular supply of New and Fashionable Patterns for all the Newest Styles of EMBROIDERY WORK.

Always on hand, A STOCK OF SEWED TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS> BABY LINENS.

SILK, WORSTED, AND COTTON BRAIDS,

of every Size and Colour.

Fancy Goods of every description.

COUNTRY ORDERS MEET WITH STRICT ATTENTION.

ALEXANDER HAY, SLATER AND SLATE MERCHANT,

276, HIGH STREET, PERTH,

( West side of St, Paul's Church),

BEGS most respectfully to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal support he has received for past years, and trusts, by attention to the interests of his Cus- tomers, and promptitude in executing Orders, he will still merit a continuance of that support which he has hitherto enjoyed. A. H. has always on hand a large stock of SLATES, TILES, CHIMNEY TOPS, CANS, and CAPS, of every variety, and is ready to enter into contract for performing any quantity of Work that may be required in his line. Roofs repaired on the most reasonable Terms, or kept in proper Repair by Yearly Contract. ADVERTISEMENTS. 249 DUNCAN MACFARLANE,

:ftt:r:etittt:r,:e "w\a.:r,:e:R;Oo:]m:s,

7, & 12, HIGH STREET, PERTH.

Sales and Valuations in Town and Country punctually attended to.

STALKER & BOYD, PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS,

29, SOUTH STREET, PERTH.

ALL KINDS OF WOOD & MARBLE IMITATED.

OILS, COLOURS, AND VARNISHES. PAPER-HANGINGS AND BORDERS.

SLATER, 21, NORTH METHVEN STREET,

MOST respectfully returns his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the liberal encouragement bestowed on him since commencing business, and, by executing all Work in- trusted to him in a superior manner, he hopes to merit a con- tinuance of their favour and support.

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 250 ADVERTISEMENTS. PERTH

29 ST. JOHN STREET,

(Under the Temperance Hotel.) MATTHEW ANDERSON,

{late of the Firm of J. Sf M. Anderson),

BEGS fo return his most sincere thanks to his friends and the Public generally, for the patronage bestowed on him since opening the above Establishment.

His present Stock of CUT TABLE GLASS,

is very extensive in Wine Decanters, Water Caraffes, Dessert Jugs and Goblets, Claret Jugs, Port, Sherry, Claret,

Champagne, and Liqueur Glasses, from the best makers, and at

unprecedented low Prices.

Dinner Sets to dine 12, 18, and 24 persons, in great variety;

Neat Dinner Set for 20s;. Toilet Sets, in newest,|styles from

Is, each piece; Burnished Gold Tea Sets, great variety,

from 12s, 6d.

N.B.—Great variety of Bohemian Ornaments richly gilt, and others richly painted and gilded, will be offered at a fraction above manufacturers prices.

OBSEE YE THE ADDRESS— £0 ST. JOHISr STREET,

Under the Temperance Hotel. ADVERTISEMENTS. 251

ESTABLISHED 1849.

GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE,

54, St. JOHN STREET, PERTH,

NEXT THE CENTRAL BAM. 1AKS8 4Hiia$#H

Has always in Stock a Fine Selection of BOHEMIAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH,

In Lustres, Flower Vases, Flower Fonts, Dessert Jug and Goblet Sets, and an innumerable assortment of elegant etceteras, suitable for Marriage Presents, for the Drawing-Room, Dining- Eoom, Toilet-Table, &,c, &c.

The Stock of

is very extensive, in Wine Decanters, Water Crofts, Port, Sherry, Claret, Champa<»ne, Hock and Liquor Glasses.

J. A. is constantly adding the Newest Shapes and Designs, in Dinner Sets, Dessert Sets, and China Tea Sets. A very Large Assortment of Elegant Bed-Room Sets always kept in Stock.

From J. A.'s extensive connection with the best makers in every branch of the Trade, a thorough knowledge of qualities, prices, etc., and always buying on the best terms, his constant aim i to give the best quality of Goods at the lowest possible prices, and trusts by unremitting attention to the interest of his Customers, to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage so long enjoyed. CRYSTAL MADE AND CUT TO PATTERN.

November, 1866. 252 ADVERTISEMENTS. DAVID MALLOCH, (Successor to John M'Glashan), WRIGHTS' TOOL MANUFACTURER,

2 5, St. JOHN STREET,

(Above Working Men's Coffee-Room), PERTH.

Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools of every description.

SAWS, CHISELS, BRACES, BITS, AND AUGERS, OF ALL SIZES.

COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO,

ZMZ'^ICj^IR/ & WYLIE, PLANE MAKERS AND EDIGE-TOOL MERCHANTS, CUTLOG VENNEL, PEKTH.

All kinds of Joiners' and Cabinetmakers' Tools,

Always on hand, and from the very best Makers,

AT MODERATE PRICES.

Orders from the Country executed on the shortest notice. ADVERTISEMENTS. 253

GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, (adjoining and underneath guild hall.)

BUYERS are respectfully invited to inspect H. L. Miller's varied and extensive Stock of GRATES, FENDERS, FIRE-IRONS, AND ASH-PANS, IMPROVED CLOSE AND OPEN KITCHEN-RANGES, With or without Oven and high-pressure Boiler, for Baths, &c. NICKEL SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE,

In Spoons, Forks, Cruet-Stands, Toast-Racks, Tea & Coffee Services, TABLE ANDDISH-GOYERS.POCKET CUTLERY, WARRANTED.

Iron and Papier Mache Trays ; Baths and Toilet Sets. Brass, Copper, Tinned, and Enamelled Goods, and every Article used for Cooking purposes. FIREPROOF SAFES; CASH, DEED, BONNET, & TEAVELLING BOXES GAS LUSTRES AND BRACKETS. Moderator and Paraffin Lamps, Oils, Wicks, and Glasses, IRON BEDSTEADS AND CHILDREN'S COTS, Brushes, Brooms, Mops, Chamois Skins, Table and Door Mats Black Lead, Furniture Polish, Polishing Paste and Brunswick Black. SAWS, FILES, AND EDGE TOOLS, WARRANTED. Spades, Shovels, Scythes, Hoes, Hay and Digging Forks, Nails, Screws, Locks, Hinges, Springs, and Bolts. Brass, Copper, & Iron Wire; Fencing Wire & Game Netting, OILS, PAINTS, AND COLOURS. ESTATES, WEIGHTS, BUILDERS, BELLHANGERS, AND UNDERTAKERS FURNISHED. Manufacturer of Iron, Copper, Brass, and Tinned Goods of every description.

Kitchen Furniture carefully Tinned and Repaired.

wholesale and eetail GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY; EDGE-TOOL, AND CUTLERY WAREHOUSE,

98, HIGH STEEET, PEETH. 254 ADVERTISEMENTS. CTOHIT H/OT; NAIL AND f IKE MERCHANT, GENERAL AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 42, HIGH STREET (Corner of Kirkgate), PERTH.

HOUSE FURNISHINGS. BUILDERS FURNISHINGS. JOINERS' TOOLS AND FUR- BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS AND NISHINGS. FURNISHINGS. CABINETMAKERS' TOOLS & SHOEMAKERS' TOOLS AND FURNISHINGS. FURNISHINGS. upholsterers' TOOLS AND TINSMITHS' TOOLS AND FURNISHINGS. FURNISHINGS. AGRICULTURAL AND GARDEN FURNISHINGS.

REGISTER AND KINNAIRD GRATES; FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS ; TABLE CUTLERY, DISH COVERS, SHEFFIELD PLATE SPOONS, FORKS, TODDY-LADLES, TEA-SPOONS, TEA-TRAYS, TEA & COFFEE POTS; C O A L-V ASES, UMBRELLA-STANDS, LAMPS, BATHS,

And every article in House Furnishing Ironmongery,

LOCKS, HINGES, NAILS, CASTORS, KNOBS, SCREWS, PAINTS,

OILS, GLUE, HAIR, SEATING, GIMPS, ETC.

Spades, Shovels, Schythes; Sportsmen's Travellers', Pen, and Pocket Knives.

STOCKS & DIES, DOUBLE-HANDED SCREW PLATES, engineers' and watchmakers' SCREWPLATES. IMPROVED IRON PLANES. Joiners' Cramps, Sash Cramps, Saws, Chisels, Gouges, Axes? Adzes, Augers, Files, Hammers, Rules, Spokeshaves, &c. IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE, 42, HIGhBC STREET, PERTH, ADVERTISEMENTS. 255 DAVID WOOD. WHOLESALE & RETAIL STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, BOOKBINDER, & MUSIC-SELLER, 52 HIGH STREET, PERTH. ITALIAN WAREHOUSE.

EijuUS 9 family grocer & tea merchant,

20, St. JOHN STREET, PERTH. HAS always on hand, a fresh and well selected Stock of Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Hams, Bacon, Butter, Cheese, Fruits, Spices, Pickles, Sauces, Brushes, Mats, &c, &c„ all of which are offered at moderate prices. FAMILY ORDERS STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. A regular supply of Wiltshire Bacon, from the most famed eurer. CHEAP, GOOD, AND DURABLE CLOTHING. SUITABLE FOR ALL CLASSES, TO BE HAD AT

119, HIGH STREET, zpzeirtih:. WHERE a large and well selected choice of GOODS can be had, either ready-made, or made to measure, on the Short- A CORRECT FIT GUARANTEED. T, M.'s stock consists of every description of upper and under Clothing for Gentlemen's wear. The strictest attention shall be given to all those who may favour him with further Orders. OBSER VE— THOMAS IMi-A-THESOHST. OUTFITTER, 119, HIGH STREET, PERTH. 256 ADVERTISEMENTS. SCOTT'S BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORY,

9, GEORGE STREET, PERTH.

BELL-PULLS, FRINGES TASSELS, &c.

FANCY GOODS, SMALL-WARES. SEWED WORK MADE UP, TASSELS, GIMPS, CORDS, &c, MADE TO ORDER TO ANY SHAPE.

OBSERVE—Mrs JAMES SCOTT, 9, GEORGE STREET- JAMES TAYLOR, BRUSH & BASKET MANUFACTURER,

135, High Street, Perth,

RESPECTFULLY INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OP

§nt!Sto, §a$M& (toiite, iMfmamj, &c

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER. v BASKETS MADE AND REPAIRED-

JAMES THOMSON, jun. SLATER, 12, KINNOULL STREET,

(House—33, North Methven Street), PERTH,

Slates, Tiles, Chimney Cans, and Cements, always on hand. ADVERTISEMENTS. 257

D. TAYLOR & SON,

(Late TAYLOR & PETERS),

MARBLE CUTTERS, MOIUMEITAL AID &EIERAL CARTERS, ALEXANDEA STREET, PERTH,

WEST SIDE OF LEONARD STREET,

Near to General Terminus,

YITOULD take the present opportunity of expressing their

" * thanks to their numerous Customers for the very liberal support received during the past fifteen years; in consequence of which they have felt it necessary to remove their Place of Busi- ness from Kinnoull street, and to feu a larger block of ground, off west side of Leonard Street, near to General Terminus, and lately belonging to the Scottish Central Railway Company, where they are now carrying on their Business as before.

LITHOGRAPHED DESIGNS OP

Chimney-Pieces, Tombstones, Monumental Crosses,

&c, &c, with their prices sent post free.

CURLING STONES MADE AND BEPOLISHED.

D. TAYLOR & SON, (Late Taylor & Peters), ^LZEXLAJSTOIRaA. STREET, WEST SIDE OF LEONARD STREET, PERTH. 258 ADVERTISEMENTS.

AGENT FOE OEDNANCE SUEVEY MAPS.

.a.. nvc^ciDOisr^LX), LAND AND ENGTNEEEING SUEVEYOE, AUCTIONEEE, VALUATOE, AND STOCK SALESMAN,

AUCTION MART, 15, MILL STREET, AND 113, HIGH STREET, IP E U T H. ANDREW MOYES, TAILOR 8g CLOTHIER, 85, HIGH STREET, PERTH,

BEGS to inform his Friends, and the public in general, that he has always on hand a first-rate Stock of SUPERFINE BROAD BLACK DOESKINS, and SCOTCH and ENGLISH TWEEDS, made from sound Wool, and of fast Colours. Working Men's Suits, 20s to 32s. 6d. Whole Wool and Fashionable do 40s. to 45s. 6d. In every variety of Colour, ex-

cellent and durable ... do 48s., 49s,, 50s.

Stylish and Gentlemanly .. .. do...... 55s., 65s., and upwards. A, M.'s Stock of BLACK CLOTHS is the very best. The Cloths are woaded, of fast Colours, and will keep so permanently. A. M. warrants a perfect fit, at strictly moderate charges. A. M, would remind Parents and Guardians that he has a select and first-rate Stock of TWEEDS for Youths' wear. They are highly recommended for Quality, Colour, and Durability, as Boys always require a strong article. Those who desire to have their Boys neatly dressed, should have their Clothes made by A. M., who has been highly complimented by Parents and Guardians for the manner in which he fits Youths and Boys. Parties who bring their own Cloth to A. M.'s Establishment may rely on getting a perfect fit, and first-rate workmanship.

Pelt Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Umbrellas. ADVERTISEMENTS. 259

74, HIGH STEEET, PEETH. T, BRADY, AUCTIONEER & VALUATOR, FEELS great satisfaction in having produced an effective and ornamental establishment in this City, affording unpre- cedented facilities to the general Public, for the disposal of every kind of property, which will be advantageously displayed, the premises being centrically situated, brilliantly illuminated, and superiorly ventilated.

SALES efficiently conducted and guaranteed. Cash advanced, Inventories and Valuations for Legacy Duty, Bankruptcy, and Transfer, made up with care and promptitude.

WEEKLY SALE, every Friday, of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other moveable property. SEWING MACHINES

P OS CO © o o •1-1

32, NORTH METHVEN STREET, PERTH.

J". C-AJVCZPZBZEXjIj, .A-O-ZEZtsTT. 260 ADVERTISEMENTS.

iitftajppltw, (^paving,

AND PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT,

87, HIGH STREET, PERTH.

FRASER X ANDERSON

T)EG to enunenumerate the following, and respectfully solicit your patronage.

Invoices, Letter and Note Paper Headings, Circulars, Bank

Checks, and Letters, Visiting, Marriage, and Address Cards, engraved and printed.

Those who prefer their own handwriting, can have Letters

Circulars, Specifications, etc., printed on Moderate Terms.

Intimations and Funeral Letters on an hour's notice.

Inscriptions engraved on Gold, Silver, etc. Door and Window Plates.

jit f&atojppte

Portraits for Lockets, Brooches, up to full size. Carte DE Visites taken in any weather.

VIEWS, &c.

A 11 on the most moderate Terms.

Perth, October, 1866. Sign of the Camera, ADVERTISEMENTS. 261

ST. JOHN'S MARBLE WORKS,

No. 14, KINNOULL STEEET, PERTH.

R. PETERS & SONS,

Marble Cutters, Masons, & Monumental Sculptors.

MARBLE AND STONE CHIMNEY-PIECES, MONUMENTS, BATHS, MOETARS, TABLES, CURLING STONES, &c. &c.

JOBBING AND COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

-.*0." CHARLES G. SIDUY, IN gratefully acknowledging the liberal and long-continued patronage bestowed on him in the above branch of his Busi- ness, respectfully intimates to his numerous Friends, and the Public generally, that they may safely rely on all Orders being neatly, correctly, and promptly executed, at moderate rates, and a continuance of their support is respectfully solicited. BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, REPORTS, LAW AND ASSEMBLY PAPERS. CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL TOPS, LABELS, CHEQUES,

HANDBILLS, POSTER fc, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING. OBITUARY INTIMATIONS, AND FUNERAL LETTERS, at an hour's notice, CASH BOOKS AND LEDGERS Ruled and Made up to any pattern, on the shortest notice. THE GLOVERS' BUILDINGS, No. 33, SKINNERGATE. N.B.—Agent for the London Newspapers, Periodical Public- ations, etc., etc. 262 ADVERTISEMENTS.

&OLD AID SILVER SMITH,

JEWELLER E, WATCHMAKER,

31, HIGH STREET, PERTH.

PICTURE FRAME MAKING ESTABLISHMENT

i, ST. JOHN STREET, PERTH. CJ^RVXNGr~& GULDUSTG- Executed in all the branches, and in the most elegant style, ROSEWOOD, MAPLE, and WALNUT FRAMES of every Description Made to Order. OLD FRAMES REPAIRED, RE-GILDED, &c. ROSEWOOD AID GILT MOULDII&S in Great Variety kept in Stock, and Sold in quantities to suit Purchasers. A Large Stock of FRAMED PICTURES always on hand.

Also, a Large Quantity of PRINTS on various Subjects.

A number of OIL PAINTINGS kept in Stock, at Moderate Prices.

The ordinary Commission charged for Pictures sent on Sale.

All the DAILY PAPERS kept. Parties residing in Town, can have any Newspaper de- livered at their place of Business.

OBSER YE—

4, ST. JOHN STREET, PEETH.