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ABERDEEN: PRINTED TOR THE PROPRIETORS, BY GEO. CORNWALL, VICTORIA COURT; And Sold by the BOOKSELLERS & LETTER-CARRIERS.

1851. i mm, SHa u 1 Ji#e-/, — . —-.

CONTENTS,

Clyde Shipping Calendar and Bank Holidays ™- i and Stamp Duties™™™-.™. v Company ™-™- ~~ ~~- 32 Na- Arrivals & Despatches of Mails, &c. vii Aberdeen and Newcastle Steam 33 Delivery of Letters™-™™™™ vii vigation Company Newcastle-on-Tyne Mail and Stage Coaches.™-, . vii Aberdeen and List of Carriers ™- i:

Foreign Consuls ™ ~~ SECTION I. Athenseum Reading Room MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. Union Club Rooms.—. Public News Room , Magistrates of Aberdeen —. —. 13 Medical School.™ ™ The Guildry—.™- ~~.——— 13 Aberdeen Shipping™—™™ Incorporated Trades.™,—.-. 1 1 Police Establishment — 14 SECTION IV.

• SECTION II. revenue department. LEGAL DEPARTMENT. Post Office— Arrivals and Despatches — viii Courts of Law ™-™-™- ~ 10 .viii Deliveries of Letters . ..— Society of Advocates ™-m——™„, 18 Rates of Postage within the Public Officers ~™ ™~ 19 — United Kingdom ™- 40 Messengers-at-Arms,™.„ ... . 19 — — 40 Ship Letters™—™ . .«• Sheriff Officers .~~ 20 Packet List..—~ ™~-~

Foreign Rates of Postage . SECTION III. Registration of Letters commercial establishments, &c. Money Orders,.— ™~- . List of Money Order Offices Banks— Stamps and Taxes .—. —.~.—~~ — Aberdeen Banking Company . . 21 — Excise ™™-™-„™™*™—«.~—.™—™~-— Aberdeen Town and Connty Bank. „ 22 North of Scotland Banking Co. — . 22 Bank of Scotland™—,™. ~. .. 23 SECTION V. British Linen Company.— .— ™» - 24 Commercial Bank of Scotland™-™.. . 25 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT National Bank of Scotland ™ ™. . 25 Established Church.. City of Glasgow Bank »—,~-~ - 26 Free Church.. „.—,— National Security Savings' Bank™-. - 27 Various Denominations assurance companies— Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance DIRECTORY. Company™.,,,. 28 — Northern Assurance Company „—™ 28 New Aberdeen Aberdeen Mutual Assurance and List of Names „—„— . 62 &c. 181 Friendly Society ™—„ ~-™-.. 29 List of Streets, ™™~ Agents for Insurance Companies— 30 Old Aberdeen— Magistrates and Council „ 233

. 31 Stock Exchange List of Names ™—-™~-™™ 234

. . 240 shipping companies— Woodside ™-„_„— , 245 Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. Advertisments —r!—~™—. ;

1851-52.

Surg. Slugugt, tcmbet.

Sun. 6 13 20 27 Sun. 3 10 17 24 31 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 4 11 18 25 ... Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 5 12 19 26 ... Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 6 13 20 27 ... Wed. 3 10 17 24 ... Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 7 11 21 28 ... Thur. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 18 15 22 29 ... Fri. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 ...

©ctokr. Nobembev. Wettmfat.

Sun. 5 12 19 26 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 3 10 17 24 ... Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 7 14 21 2S Tues. 4 11 18 25 ... Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 Wed. 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 3 10 17 24 31 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 Thur. 6 13 20 27 ... Thur. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 3 10 17 24 31 Fri. 7 14 21 28 ... Fri. 5 12 19 26 ...

Sat. 4 11 18 25 ... Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 ...

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Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 Sun. 7 14 21 28 Mon. 5 12 19 28 Mon. 2 9 16 23 ... Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 3 10 17 24 ... Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 4 11 18 25 ... Wed. 3 10 17 2 t 31 Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 5 12 19 26 ... Thur. 4 11 18 25 ... Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 6 13 20 27 ... Fri. 5 12 19 26 ... Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 Sat. 7 14 21 28 ... Sat. 6 13 20 27 ...

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Spril. JWag. Sunc. l

Sun. 4 11 18 25 Sun. 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. 6 13 20 27 Mon. 5 12 19 26 Mon. 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. 7 14 21 28

Tues. 6 13 20 27 Tues. 4 11 18 25 ... Tues. 1 8 15 22 29

Wed. 7 14 21 28 Wed. 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 2 9 16 23 30

Thur. 1 8 15 22 29 Thur. 6 13 20 27 ... Thur. 3 10 17 24 ...

Fri. 2 9 16 23 30 Fri. 7 14 21 28 ... Fri. 4 11 18 25 ...

Sat. 3 10 17 24 ... Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sat. 5 12 1!) 26 ...

]mmk M@L3©AYi New Year's Day, - - - Jan. 1 Prince Albeit's Birthday, Au

Good Friday, - - - - April 9 Prince of Wales do. - Nov. i) Queen's Birthday, - - - May 24 Christmas Day, - - - Dec. 25 Cor. of Queen Victoria, - June 28 When a Holiday falls on a Sunday, the Monday following is I;cp>. .

STAMP DUTIES.

STAMP DUTIES.

BILLS AND PROMISSORY MOTES.

r not exceeding 2 months after date, or If otherwise 60 days after sight. payable.

If for £2 and not exceeding £5 5s. £0 1 £0 1 6 £5 5s. 20 1 6 2 . 20 30 2 2 6 30 50 2 6 3 6 50 100 3 6 4 6 100 200 4 6 5 200 300 5 6 300 500 6 8 6 500 1000 8 6 12 6 1000 2000 12 6 15

2000 3000 15 1 5

3000 or upwards, 1 5 1 10

Penalty for Post-dating Bills, £10.

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

For any sum not above £100.™»ls. 6d. Above £1000 not above £2000 7s. 6d. Above £100 „ 200 3s. Od. „ 2000 „ 3000 10s. 0d„ „ 200 „ 500 4s. Od. „ 3000 „ ... 15s. „ 500 „ 1000 5s. Od. Every Bill of each set pays.

If £5 and under £10„ 3d. If £200 and under £300 4s. Od. 10 „ 20„ 6d. 300 „ 500 5s. Od. 20 „ 50„ .Is. Od. 500 „ 1000 7s. 6d. 50 „ 100„ . Is. 6d. 1000 and upwards ,^,„™„„ 10s. Od. 100 „ 200„ . 2s. 6d. Any sum, if in full of all demands, 10s. Od.

AGREEMENTS.

Not above 1080 words, 20s. —Above 1080 words, 35s. —With a progressive duty of 25s. for every 1080 words additional.

PERSONAL BOND, &C.

Personal Bond in Scotland, given as a Security for the payment of any definite and certain sum of money.

Not exceeding,,™™ , £50 £0 £50 and not exceeding,. 100 100 „ 150 150 „ 200 200 • 250 250 300 And where the same shall exceed £300, then for every £100, and also for any Fractional part of £100 ^, „^„„, —

STAMP DUTIES.

CONVEYANCES, BONDS FOR PAYMENT OF ANNUITIES, TRANSFER OF STOCKS, &C.

Where the Purchase or consideration Money therein or thereupon

expressed shall not exceed £25 ,—.„_-„„ —, —. —,. £0 2 6

Above £25 and not exceeding £50 „—.„—„-~„„—. , 5 50 75 7 G 75 100 10 100 125 12 6 125 150 15 150 175 17 6 175 200 1

200 225 1 2 6

225 250 1 5 250 275 1 7 6 275 300 1 10 300 350 1 15 350 400 2 400 450 2 5 450 500 2 10 500 550 2 15 550 600 3 And where the Purchase or consideration Money shall exceed £600, then for every £100, and also for any Fractional part of £100 „ „

LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES.

Not exceeding ,^.~*~£50 , If £1000 and under £3000 £3

Above £50 and not 100 . 3000 „ 5000^-, 4

„ 100 and under 500 . 5000 and upwards „_ 5

If 500 „ 1000 .

FIRE POLICIES.

Duty on each Policy, Is., besides 3s. per cent, per annum, on every In- surance made or renewed. Exemptions— Public Hospitals, also Agricultural Produce, Farming Stock, and Implements of Husbandry.

Lease or Tack of any Heritable Subjects, at a yearly Sent, without any sum of money by way of Fine, Premium, or Grassum paid for the same.

Where the yearly Rent shall not exceed £5,„^,„„,, „™ „„,™„ £0 6

Above £5 and not exceeding £10 ,™,.»«*~™,™>. „ „„.. „ . I 1 6 2 2 6 5 7 6 10 And where the same shall exceed £100, then for every £50, and also for any Fractional part of £50 ^^ r^^ rr^errr^, m^rrrr^. rr^,^r,^^t^r^,^ —

viii ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES OF MAILS, &C.

ARRIVALS AND DESPATCHES OF MAILS, &c.

Mails. Box closes. Departures. Arrivals.

London (day mail) 1 10 p.m. „™ 8 56 A.M. „™ 1 42 P.M. Do. fnight mail), 4 45 a.m. „™ 6 28 A.M. „™ 6 55 A.M. Inverness (mail; „_»„ 6 p.m. „„ 5 10 A.M. Jm 7 13 P.M. Peterhead do. „„„ 8 40 A M. „™ 1 3 P.M. „™ 9 35 A.M.

Banff (gig) „—. —. do. ™ 1 P.M. „ do. Do. (Earl of Fife)„ 6 30 a.m. ~„. 8 P.M. „„. 7 A.M. Alford „ 8 40 a.m. „ 5 59 p.m. „™ 9 35 AM. Methlie do. ™ 6 10 P.M. „ do.

Rallater , ,™. do. ,- 1 P.M. „ do. Maryculter „™„^..^ do. -~ 6 P.M. „ do.

Lerwick is despatched at 5, p.m., every Friday, and arrives every Wednesday, at 5, a.m., during the months of April, May, June, July, August, and Sep-

tember ; the other six months, the day and hour of despatch uncertain.

DELIVERY OF LETTERS.

First, .at 9 35 a.m.

Second,* „ „ 1 50 P.M.

Third,* . „ 7 15 P.M.

MAIL AND STAGE COACH CONVEYANCES.

Depart. Arrive.

Peterhead Mail ™. 9 35 a.m. . 1 p.m. To Peterhead, Fraserburgh, &c.

Inverness „ 7 15 p.m. . 5 10 AM. TO Inverury, Huntly, &e.

Ballater Coach „, .. 7 a.m. , 9 p.m. To Banchory, Kincardine O'Neil

Inverness Defiance 7 A.M. . 7 p.m. To Inverury, Huntly, &c.

Earl of Fife,™ 7 A.M, . 8 p.m. To Meldrum, Turriff, Banff, &o.

Banks of Don . 4 p.m. .10 a.m. To Inverury Princess Royal„™ 4 P.M. .10 15 a.m. To Meldrum by Dyce South Deeside Coach,, 4 P.M. , 9 a.m. To Durris and Banchory Queen of Beauty „», 4 p.m. , 10 A.M. TO Stonehaven— Starts from the Union Inn, St, Nicholas - street, every Monday, Wed- nesday, Friday, and Saturday

North Deeside Coach„ 4 p st. 10 A M. To Kincardine and Aboyne

Lord Forbes„™,~~„„l 1 a.m. 1 p.m. To Alford, Rhynie, &c, on Tues-

day, Thursday, & Saturday ; returning Monday, Wednes- day, and Friday

Engineer„w^~.~~.^~. 7 45 a.m. . 6 p.m. To Inverury— Starts from City Hotel, St. Nicholas-street Earl of Aberdeen 4 p.m. .10 a.m. To Tarves— Starts from 26, West North-street, every Monday,

Wednes , Friday, & Saturday Banks of Ythan,. To Ellon, &e.— Starts from Deans' Inn, Queen-street —~ — , .. ——

LIST OF CARRIERS TO AND FROM ABERDEEN,

WITH THEIR QUARTERS, ARRIVALS, & DEPARTURES.

/fortnightly; o occasionally. Those marked -to go weekly ;

Depart. From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Arrive. w Aberchirder, — —Tues Wed James Sim , 90 George-street Portsoy, &c o Aboyne .William Ewen ™13 Harriet-street .George Watt 13 Harriet-street—-—Thur Friday w Aboyne — . .George Benton 6 Little Belmont-st .-Thur Friday w Alford .—,. Auchinblae„,„, Drumlithie, andnd > James Paterson „ 6 Back wynd,— -„Thur Thur Fettercairn "1 to Auchindoir ,— Thur Thur Cabrach, Clatt, [-James Law.. , -90 George-street and Rhynie J w Auchterless l — A i exander Forsyth ,90 George-street„ and Daviot J

w Auchterless, ,— i Badenscoth, and > George Lyon ~ ,166 Gallowgate- -Wed Thur Fy vie— J Barclay .- „24 Gerrard-street Tbur Thur w Auchterless...— ,.—.. A. —— M'Naughton, Back-wynd Wed Thur .. Peter -6 — w Ballater . w Ballater —„— John Paterson ——- -6 Back-wynd——Wed Thur .James Young. „6 Little Belmont-st Wed Wed w Ballater , „ w Balmoral — ,W. Stuart-™——.™ ,5 Harriet-street Wed Thur w Banchory Ternan A. Duncan—,.—.„ -6 Little Belmont-st.„Thur Friday w Banchory Ternan .Alexander Milne—, -6 Back-wynd— —Mo Th Tu Fri Fri w Banchory (Upper) A. Stevenson™. -15 Back-wynd . ™Mo Tb Tu w Banchory Ternan J. Findlay— _6 Little Belmont-st. „Tu Fri Wd Sat Banchory Ternan w » Alexander Koss -Lodge Walk ,Friday Friday and Crathes J w Banchory (Upper) William Fraser„ -22 Schoolhill -Mo Tu Fri Sat w Banff, Macduff,} Portsoy, Cullen, Buckie, Port- G. Badenoch, ,24 Gerrard-street —Sat Wd MoWd gordon, and all places adjacent,- w Banff and Buckie„ Stewart and Aiken, -90 George-street Wed Thur w Bervie and Johns- E. Strachan— ,1 Flourniill-brae—„Mo Th Tu Fri haven — — tv Birse„ —„,-,-„ James Martin -22 Schoolhill— Thur Friday LIST OF CARRIERS.

From whence. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Birse„™„™™.„.,*„ ,H. M'Condaoh™, .6 Little Belmont-st., .Thur Friday w Braemar ~~~~„ G. M'Hardy .6 Little Belmont-st.. Wed Wed w Braemar .„„ „„ .A. Mitchell „~ ~1 Flourmillbrae „™. Wed Wed w Clatt and Rhynie„ .James Law., ,~~. .90 George-street Thur Thur iv Clatt and Leslie .W. Stuart.™ .90 George-street .Thur Thur o Coldstone ~~. ~ .John Laing , ..22 Harriet-street -Thur Friday w Colliston „„ „W. Cruickshank. -.13 Princes-street .Thur Thur

Crathie .. .J. . w „ Stewart , .5 Harriet-street „„. Wed Thur

/ Crathie „ , ,„ .James Rattray,™. .6 Back-wynd .Wed Thur w Cruden .„„ .T. Daniel, jun.. „ .16 Mealmarket-lane . .M W F Tu Th S iv Cruden .„ . . .William Smith .13 Princes-street „. Friday Friday w Culsaraond, Wart- W. M'Gregor. „„ .24 Gerrard-street Thur Friday hill, and Durno„ „„ w Cumineston ,„ .John Rettie .24 Gerrard-street ™. .Wed Wed

w Drum „. ,,„„ .John Fraser~„™. „6 Back-wynd . .Friday Friday w Drunioak „~.~ .W. Currie™™ _22 Schoolhill .Friday Friday

w Dudwick , .Wm. Watson., .Mealmarket-lane „. .Wed Thur w Dufftown and Bo- Stewart. ..24 Gerrard-street „™Tues Wed triphnie K w Durris & Banchory Alexander Duncan ternan.™. 6 Little Belmont-st.„Thur Friday J o Echt .„ „ .Mrs. Ann Craighead,. w Echt and Midmar„. .Robert Mathieson. .6 Back-wynd..™ Thur Friday

w Ellon . . .W. Thomson „ .16 Mealmarket-lane „Tu Fr TuFr

w Ellon„ . . „. .Robert Duguid . .6 Mealmarket-lane „Tu Fr Tu Fr w Ellon and Peterhead .T. Daniel, jun. „. .16 Mealmarket-lane „M W F Tu Th S o Ellon .W. Todd ~~~~~~ 32 West North-street Friday Friday

w Finzean , . .J. Martin 22 Schoolhill ..Thur Friday w Fochabers „ „„ .M'Kenzie & Fi mister 90 George-street„™.„Wed Wed

w Forgue.™.,. .A. Thomson . ~~~-„ .ISO Gallowgate. Wed Wed w Peterhead Ellon, &c. William Dow .6 Mealmarket-lane™.TImr Thur w Fraserburgh, .„ Rosehearty, >James Milne ,166 Gallowgate. .Wed Wed Cairnbulg, &c.„ w Fraserburgh ~~~~ .Wm. Barclay..™ ..20 West North-street Tues Tues iv .Alex. Fyvie ™„. Taylor. _13 Princes-street . Thur Thur

/ Fyvie „. „G. Chapman . .90 George-street„™^.Thur Thur / Fyvie and Methlic ,Wjd, Chapman, .26 North-street ...Thur Friday- / Fyvie, Lewes „, .James Mackie „ .24 Gerrard-street Friday Friday / Grange and Ro :}«• Howie. .180 Gallowgate .Tues Wed thiemay ,

w Glenlivat and To- > T , _ . . , > John Grant .90 George-street .Wed Wed mintoul „™„, . j / GIenbueket„™,™.„w.Archibald Reid „. .22 Harriet-street „Wed Wed

Greens , .A. .... w Donald .166 Gallowgate.. ., .Wed Wed w Huntly Charles Rait „ „. ,90 George-street . .Friday Friday w Huntly ~~. .William Lawson,™. ,24 Gerrard-street . ..Tues Wed

Huntly . w , James Lobban -.90 „„ George-street . .Wed Thur Huntly w m » John M'Intyre „. .90 George-street . .Wed Thur

w Huntly .James Sherriffs„ .„. ,24 Gerrard-street , .Sat Sat

w Huntly . .John Thomson „, .90 George-street . .Tues Tues w Keith, Fochabers, -\ Elgin, Forres,

Nairn, Inverness [_,..'. . „. ,, Grantown.Aber- Edduon and Stables, .24 Gerrard-street TuTh S TuTh S f lour, & Ciaigel- lachie ~r~.~~.~~~J ——— — — .. . .

LIST OF CARRIERS.

From whence. tamers. Where lodged. Arrive. Depart. w Keith, &c. ~~ George Henry 16 Mealmarket-lane .Thur Thur w Keith, Rothes, \ Aberlour, Duff- f Paterson and Riach„24 Gerrard-street . .Wed S Wed S town, and places ( adjacent „™~-,~. 7 „w.John Shand ,~~1G6 Gallowgate .Friday Friday / Keith-hall „ . w Keith-hall James Davidson ™1 Back-wynd„. .Friday Friday James Mitchell .13 Harriet-street ..Thur Friday w Kemnay . Kincardine O'Neil w A. Gillespie. ~13 Harriet-street ~Thur Friday Raemoir, &c w Inverurv ~~ ,A. Argo„ „1 Flourmill-brae„ „Tu Fri Tu Fri w Inverury & Fetter- I James stephen ,.90 George- street . .Tu Fri Tu Fil near ) Coutts„- ~~ „6 Little Belmont-st. Friday Friday w Keig . Pettr — George Barron ~. ..Leys, Gallowgate Tues . Wed w Keith . — ~~ w Insch „ ~ .Charles Riddel „ 90 George-street Thur Thur George-street Thur w Insch „ ~~, James Stephen,.™,, ~90 Thur

o Kincardine O'Neil™ .Peter Gordon . „5 Harriet-street , Friday Sat w Kincardine O'Neil .William Tough „11 Harriet- street Thur Friday w Kincardine O'Neil .John Esson„. .„ „5 Harriet -street .Mo Tu Th Fri w Kincardine O'Neil .Alexander Shirrift's „11 Harriet-street Friday Sat

w Kincardine O'Neil .John Laing'—, ™6 Little Belmont-st. M Th Tuj Fri iv Kincardine O'Neil ..Alexander Duncan, .„6 Little Belmont-st. Friday Sat Old w Kinmundy, J Deer and Stew- V John Craighead „~ „16 Mealmarket-lane Thur Thur artfield„w ~„ ) Souter „16 Mealmarket-lane o Kinnethmont «—, Wm. Thur Thur

/ Kinnethmont „ Wm. Brebner , ~90 George -street Thur Thur J. Abel „22 Schoolhill Thur w Kintore .—„~-. „~.™.„- „ Thur / Leochel Cushnie J. Archibald , „23 Harriet-street„.™.Thur Friday w Leochel Cushnie_,„~, lames Edward „23 Harriet-street Thur Friday w Leochel Cushnie,™- George Bruce „. _23 Harriet-street„„ Thur Friday w Leochel Cushnie~~ Harry Reid „. „23 Harriet-street Thur Friday / Leslie ™ „„ Charles Stewart „24 Gerrard-street Tues Tues w Longside „—™,.~~John.„. Smith „90 George- street ~Wed Wed w Lonmay„„„ „~ William Willox„ „16 Mealmarket-lane „Wed Wed w Lumphanan„„„,„„™,„ Charles Coutts ~22 Harriet-street „Thur Friday w Lumphanan,^„.„™„„ Peter Berry ..11 Harriet-street™. Thur Friday to Meth)ic~~~™~™.~-..... James Rothney„. _16 Mealmarket-lane „Wed Thur / Methlic ^.™.Thomas Annand. „26 West North -street Thur Thur

w Midmar „™J. Kerr „—. „, ..23 Harriet-street„™^Thur Friday w Monymusk, FetO ternear, and VDavid Thorn „™ „90 George-street „Thur Friday Manar ~„J w Monymusk „. „„„™JamesWatt „ ,i™90 George-street„,„™Tues Wed George Stephen „ 90 George-street Friday w Monymusk . . „ Sat Mealmarket-Iane,,„Friday w Newburgh „_ ...... Gilbert Connon „„.„™6 Friday w Newburgh „_ Alexander Sangster 16 Mealn.arket-lane ..Friday Friday / Newbyth „™, .....John Mackie „™„ .90 George-street..... „Wed Wed

w New Deer , „,„„ Geo. Wilson .6 Mealmarket- lane„ ,Wed Wed w New Deer and) Wm. Dalgarno™ .16 Mealmarket-lane „Wed Wed Brucklay „

w New Pitsligo . John Wood,™. ~90 George-street„.™ .Wed Wed

w Old Deer „ ,. „H. Ross.. ™ .16 Mealmarket-lane -Thur Thur w Old Meldrum, ..James Y\ ebster .] Flourmill-brae...... Mo Th Tu Fri w Old Meldrum, ..John Petrie .26 North-street™.™„, .Wed Thur o Oyne, James Mortimer. .166 Gallowgate ,

Xll LIST OF CARRIERS.

From whence. Carriers. Where lodged. Depart. Peterhead.™-,™-,-,™-T. w Daniel, jun..™, -16 Mealmarket-lane. Tu Th Sa / Premnay, Auoh- \ Ieven, and Pit- >John Gauld.™.,™-™ -166 Gallowgate .Thur Thur caple , J w Rayne Alexander Mennie™ .22 Harriet-street , ,Tues Wed Schivas. / —. Andrew Wilson „™ ,16 Mealmarket-lane. .Thur Thur w Skene „™ -™-.™-Alexander Mitchell .1 FlourrmlI-lane„™,-Tues Tues w Stonehaven™-™™ Mrs. Nieol -™ ,6 Back- wynd „,„,-Tu Th S Tu Th Sa Stonehaven w m..™*™*.David Nicol „„ .1 Flourmill-brae™—,-Tu Th S Tu Th Sa Stonehaven,™. w „™Alexander Matheson. „6 Little Belmont-st.,-Tu Th S Tu Th Sa w Strichen & Mintlaw™William Rankin „.„-.-.166 Gallowgate -Wed Wed w Strachan James Ferries ™,—6 Back-wynd„™„,„„-Thur Friday w Strathdon „, A. Moir -.11 Harriet- street -Wed Thur w Strathdon ~™ A. Don ™~11 Harriet-street -Wed Thur / Strathdon & Cor- I . Alexander, „ arff > Stuart —1 Flourmill-brae „Wed Thur w Tarland™-„-~ .W. Reid ~23 Harriet-street.™ ~Wed Wed w Tarland A. Ogg „^™^„ ~11 Harriet-street™., -Wed Wed w Tarland —, ,—.John Thomson,. ~22 Schoolhill -Wed Thur w Tarves George Ironside ™13 Princes-street™,. -Thur Friday

Tarves . w —. James Duncan„ ~167 North-street .-.Thur Friday / Towie ™ Adam Gordon„ ~23 Harriet-street -Wed Wed w Towie & Glenkindy„John Cobb „23 Harriet-street -Wed Wed Turriff™, w . A. Pirie „90 George-street™, -Tues Tues w Turriff & Foggyloan~J. Laurence,™-,, -24 Gerrard-street „ -Wed Wed w Turriff, Banff, and } „ _ T - ^rsyth -24 Gerrard-street „ -Friday Friday Macduff „J j / Udny , James Mutch, -6 Mealmarket-lane,, -Thur Friday

PLACES WHERE CARRIERS PUT UP.

6 Back-wynd™™-~„„™. Walker 1 Harriet-street ™™,™™.™™A. M'Donald 1 Flourmill-brae ~.™™.Sheriffs 22 Harriet-street —J. Smith

166 Gallowgate™™.™™™ Rose 23 Harriet-street . „, -—Grant 1S0 Gallowgate ~-™- 6 Little Belmont-street™ Davidson 90 George-street ™.„™Taggart 6 Mealmarket-lane Bisset 24 Gerrard-street,. .™,—™™.G. Allan 16 Mealmarket-lane Daniel 5 Harriet -street „™.„ P. Reid 26 North-street ™.M'Pherson

13 Harriet-street ™™.„ Begg 32 North-street . „„~. Stevenson

11 Harriet-street Mrs. Milne 13 Princes-street „ «—Meston 167 North-street ™™.™™. ™™™.Jos. Smith 22 Schoolhill — Farquharson SEC. I.—MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.

MAGISTRATES OF ABERDEEN.

Lord Provost— GEORGE HENRY, Merchant

James Sim, Druggist George Watson, Leather Merchant Henry Adamson, Shipowner Alexander Henderson, Advocate

OFFICE-BEARERS.

George B. Bothwell, Manufacturer, , . Dean of Guild

Alex. Webster, jun., Advocate, „„,, , Treasurer Alex. Nicol, Shipowner,,. * of Shore Works George Elmsly, Coach Manufacturer., .Master of Kirk and Bridge Works

John Leslie, Manufacturer,. , ,„ . Master of Mortifications Lewis Smith, Bookseller, ,™„w»„™~,. .Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital

COUNCILLORS. Alexander Torrie, Advocate John Christie, Physician David Macallan, late Upholsterer Andrew Anderson, Painter James Berry, Watchmaker Geo. Thompson, jun., Shipowner William Henderson, Builder William Ross, Advocate

James Simpson, Advocate, „™ ^-.Legal Jssessor John Angus, Advoeate,„™„. ™„ Town-clerk David Keith, Advocate, „ „ Town-clerk-depute. Alexander Eraser, Advocate, Chamberlain A. and J. Cadenhead, Advocates, „ Procurators-fiscal John Smith, Architect, „„„. ™„ Superintendent of Works

John Blaikie, „ .. .„™. .„ „ Inspector of Weights Alexander Mellis, ^^.^v,™,, Inspector of Measures

THE GUILD RY.

George B. Bothwell, Bean of Guild ASSESSORS. Dr. Kilgour Thomas Melville Charles Davidson George Simpson James Ferguson Convener Sutherland Alexander Forbes Charles Stewart James Home William Walker Robert Kemp John Webster

Alexander Fraser, Advocate,— Clerk* ^Alexander Mellis, — Officer , , ,

14 MUNICIFAL INSTITUTIONS.

INCORPORATED TRADES.

Rev. Simon Mackintosh, Minister of East Parish, Patron Hugh Sutherland, Painter, Convener Robert Watson, Wright, Master of Hospital TRADES. BOXMASTEKS.

Hammermen ,. ... , -.John Beattie™-. -John M'Hardy Bakers***. .™— .„ -John Wight vJames Mackenzie Wrights and Coopers* -John Middleton -Charles Gray

Tailors .„ . -.John Fyfe „-. -Alexander Robb Shoemakers ,™,„,„™. „James Greig„™. -Alexander Scott Weavers „. „. —Herod Laing -James Wilson Fleshers „-,„-„ „„ -James Stewart„ -Robert Sangster, jun.

James Berry — .Factor for the Widows' Fund

James Topp . . Treasurerfor the Widows' Supplementary Fund Alexander Robb, Tailor „ , Treasurer for the Trades' School

Thomas Roger „ . . Teacher

John Gordon , .„ „ .Assistant J. Nicol & M. Massie, Advocates,, Conjunct Clerks and Assessors Alexander Irving ™- ,™™,™- Convener's Officer

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.

COMMISSIONERS.

The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the City, and Convener of the Trades

ex qfficiis Ward First -David M'Hardy -Robert Mitchell Second „ -W. Matthews, jun. wJohn Sherar

Thirds -William Gray „. , -George Wisely Fourth , -Charles Calder„™, -Robert R. Notman Fifth ™ -John Rose „™ m -William Bisset Sixth „„ ,-Dr. Matthew.. -George Spark Seventh. -Robert Ness . . -James Topp Eighth „ -William Buyers -George Simpson Ninth„„ -.Sheriff Watson -William Gordon

William Duncan™-™-, , Treasurer and Collector of Police John Milne™,. „, , Clerk of Police Sj Superintendent of Powder Mag. Duncan Collie ) .Under Clerks W. R. Drysdale j" John Cruickshank .Inspector of Police and Superintendent of Water Works James Minty„ .Assistant Inspector of Police .Keeper of Steam Engine Water Works Robert Barclay „-„„ .Superintendent of Day and Night Police John Watson .Day Sergeant John Mellis™-„ .™-„ „Night Sergeant William Gilbert .Criminal Officer Dr. Ogston„ , „ .Medical Attendant Jas Simpson, Advocate. .Law Agent W. Ironside & W. Murray, Assessors —

MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS. 15

Lamplighters—Fourteen Men Scavengers— Fifty-four Men The Night "Watch consists of Fifty-two Men„™The Day Patrol of Twelve Men

ASSESSMENT.

General purposes—under £7 of rent, Is. 3d. per £1 Do. do. at and above £7 of rent, Is. 6d. per £1.

Water—Dwelling-houses, 9d. per £1. All other premises, 4d. per £1. Premises under £3 are exempted. Sixpence per Pound additional is charged for water introduced to houses above £10 of rent. Threepence per Pound of rental is charged for water introduced into shops. Rents below £10 are charged 5s.

The Assessments fall due on the 1st of November.

HARBOUR.

Commissioners under the Act, 6 and 7 Victoria, cap. 72. " For improving and

maintaining the Harbour of Aberdeen," passed 12th July, 1843 :

The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of the City of Aberdeen, Com- missioners ex officiis, together with nine Burgesses of Guild Commissioners, and three Incorporated Trades' Commissioners.

HARBOUR COMMISSIONERS.

The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council.

BURGESSES OF GUILD.

William Duthie, Shipowner George Leslie, Shipowner John Jamieson, Merchant William Hogarth, Merchant Alexander Anderson, Advocate Robert Mitchell, Shipowner James Horn, Merchant Benjamin Moir, Merchant Robert Catto, jun., Merchant

INCORPORATED TRADES.

"William Murray, Builder Charles Playfair, Gunmaker Alexander Cooper, Saddler

John Angus, Secretary and Clerk. Alexander Reid, Collector and Treasurer. James Abernethy, Superintendent and Engineer.

SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.

Alexander Reid, Collector.

Peter Riddel, James Nicol, William Adamson, and John M'Lean, Clerks and Sivorn Bulkers. . , . .

16 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

SECTION II.-LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

COURTS OF LAW.

CIRCUIT COURT OF JUSTICIAR?.

The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties of Aberdeen, Banff, and Kin- cardine, meets at Aberdeen twice a year, in the months of April and September, for the trial of criminal cases, by one or two of the Lords. Appeals in certain civil cases from the inferior courts are also heard by this Court.

SHERIFF CODRT.

Archibald Davidson, Advocate, . Sheriff. William Watson, W.S,, ^ William Gordon, Advocate, ' . Sheriff-substitutes.

John Dunn, do , John Angus, do., James Skelton, W.S.,.— I , Sheriff-substitute at Peterhead r James Gordon of Craig, Advocate,oca . Sheriff-clerk. John Dunn, Advocate^ . Clerks-depute. John G. Leslie, Robert Maitland, „ .„*. I . Clerk-depute at Peterhead. William Simpson, Advocate,, , Procurator -fiscal. Alex. Henderson, Advocate, . Assistants. Alex. Simpson, Jun. "}

William Gordon, Advocate, . *. Auditor. Robert Shaw, „™„ „Bar Officer.

The Court days are Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock, a.m., during the Sessions, which extend from the first Court day (Wednesday or Friday) after 15th May, to the last Court day in July, and from the first after 15th October, to 4th April inclusive; and, at Peterhead, Thursday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.

COMMISSARY COURT.

Archibald Davidson, , Commissary. William Watson, William Gordon, . Commissary-deputes. and John Dunn, "}•

Alexander Gordon, Advocate, . Commissary-clerk.

D. H. Kennedy, and Charles Warrack,. . Commissary-clerks-depute.

William Simpson, ™~. ™~™. . Procurator-fiscal.

SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT.

The ordinary Small-debt Court at Aberdeen is held on Thursday, at 10 o'clock a.m., weekly, during Sessions of the Court, and once or twice during vacation. John G. Les\ie,^~m~Clerk-depute. ; ;

LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 17

The Circuit Small-debt Courts are held at Tarland, Inverury, Huntly, Turriff, Id Deer, and Fraserburgh, once every three months.

John Skene, Tarland. James Nicol, Turriff. William Taylor, Inverury. David Cruden, Old Deer. William Murdoch, Huntly. William Brown, Fraserburgh. are the persons who respectively issue summonses, &c, to be brought in these

Courts ; and John G. Leslie, Aberdeen, is the Clerk who officiates at these Courts.

BURGH OE BAILUE COURT. George Henry, Provost.

Baillie James Sim. Baillie Henry Adamson. „ Alexander Henderson. „ George Watson.

James Simpson, Legal Assessor ,• A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal

Town-clerk, Clerk ; Town Serjeants, Officers of Court.

The Court day is Saturday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m., during the same Sessions as the Sheriff Court.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.

The Quarter-sessions are held on the first Tuesdays of the months of March, May, August, and last Tuesday of October. Special Sessions are occasionally held.

Francis Gordon, Clerk ; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute.

John D. Milne, Procurator-fiscal.

JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL-DEBT COURT.

The Aberdeen District Court sits every fortnight, on Monday, at Eleven o'clock, a.m. for the trial of small-debt causes under £5, by 6 Geo. IV., e. 48.

Any two Justices of Peace, Judges

Francis Gordon, Clerk ; John G. Leslie, Clerk-depute.

POLICE COURT.

The Sitting Magistrate, Judge.

A. & J. Cadenhead, Procurators-fiscal; Town-clerk-depute, Clerk.

g®° All the Courts, except the Baillie and Police Courts, meet in the New Court-house, Castle Street, The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, and Small-debt Clerk's Offices, are in the Record Hall, 27, King Street, Hours of at- tendance —from Nine o'clock, a. m., to Four, p.m. B 2 18 LEGAL DEPARTMENT-

SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES.

President, James Murray. Treasurer, Alexander Stronach.

1789 1819 1831 Peter Farquharson n •John Smith *Francis Clerihew *Andrew Murray n 1794 1820 *F. J. Cochran A. "Webster n William Robison James B. M'Combie n Duncan Davidson n James Nicol n *Patrick Davidson n George Johnston n 1796 William Irvine Francis Gordon n 1821 James Geddes Thomas Burnett n "John Fleming n *John Webster Alexander Chivas n Alexander Pittendrigh 1802 tJames Edmond n Thomas Sangster n 1832 1822 Marianus Massie 1807 John Angus n tGeorge D. Profat Henry Lumsden n Charles Thomson fCharles Winchester n 1823 William Forbes *James Rujeel n 1808 •John Clark n Alexander John Duthie Fraser William Gray 1833 1809 Thomas Primrose 1824 Ales. Cadenhead n L. M'Kinnon, sen. •Robert Dyce 1810 John Duncan n 1834 Alexander Allan n John Yeats 1825 Thomas L. Bremner 1812 William Gordon Thomas Ewen *Charles Chalmers n Clements Lumsden n Alexander Torrie Alexander Copland •Newell Burnett n Lambert Barron •Alexander Jopp n 1813 Robert Stephen William Garrow Thomas Reid n 1835 •William Simpson n 1826 John Humphrey *William Ross n 1814 George Grant George Rainnie 1827 David Reith •Alexander Gordon n Alexander Anderson n W. Adam,jun. •John D. Milne n William Paterson 1836 •Robert Shand n 1816 fGeorge Grub *R. Ledingham n Pat. Bannerman William Yeats n James Ferguson n 1828 John Stewart n James Ross Alexander Daniel *John Blaikie n John Cadenhead James Brebner *tJames Simpson 1837 1829 George Wilson David Mitchell Nath. Farquhar *tC G. Grainger 1817 Alexander Macdonald D. R. Morice n Alexander Gibbon William Skinner n *James Murray n Francis Edmond n 1838 James MHardy n fAlexander Henderson William Smith n 1830 Alexander Harvey 1839 1818 David Keith n Duncan Forbes n *Wm. Adam, sen, n Colin A. Philip John Dunn John L. Shirrefs John Paterson James Williamson *tAlexander Stronach n J. Anderson n *Robert Smith n LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 19

Alexander Davidson 1842 1847 fAlexander Ross *tJamcs Garden Patrick Cooper n John White L. M'Kinnoh, jun. n tWilliam Leslie Reid Lewis Chalmers 1840 1843 William Hunter *Jphn Watt 1848 Alex. Webster, jun. J. A. Miller n Alex. Simpson, sen. Alexander Flockhart R. S. Farquhar Alex. Simpson, jun. William Duthie 1844 fGeorge Cadenhead John Ligertwood George Allan Anthony A. Blaikie JAlexander Abel Ruxton *J6hn D. Milne, jun. Thomas 1841 William Speid 1849 Alexander Duthie n 1845 John Ferguson John Allan James Bryce Alexander Meston JA. J. Cameron fD. G. Cattanach tJJames Collie 1846 JJohn Coutts fGeorge Walker 1851 tWilliam F. Ogg Norval Clyne John Barron

George Grub, Lecturer on Scots Law and Conveyancing, and Librarian.

John Clark, Factor and Cashier ; William Gregory, Officer.

* Committee of Funds, &e. f Examinators. J Agents for the Poor. n Notaries Public.

PUBLIC OFFICERS.

Thomas & Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint Clerks to the Commissioners of Supply, Clerks of General Meetings of 'J'ruslees under the Turn- pike and Commutation Acts, and General Clerks of Lieutenancy. C. Lumsden, Advocate, Collector of County Assessments, and Commis- sioner of the High Court of Chancery, Ireland. James SimpsoD, Advocate, Collector of Town Assessments. John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector of Bishop Rents. Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Register of Sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires.

John Angus, Toivn- Clerk, and Keeper of the Register of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen.

Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commissioner for taking Oaths to be used in the Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer.

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.

J. Johnstone, Aberdeen Charles , Fraserburgh Geo. Cockburn, Millbank, Longside James M'Kinnan, Huntly Robert Shaw, Aberdeen Robert Webster, Inverury John Moir, do. J.Duff M'Nee, Turriff 20 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

Joseph Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil George Skene, Tarland Adam Gray, Peterhead George Murdoch, Invermossat, Kil- James Hutchison, do. drummy Grant Imlah, do.

SHERIFF OFFICERS.

Charles Dawson, Aberdeen Thomas Marr, New Pitsligo George Lyell, do. George Wilson, jun., do. James Horn, do. W. Dalziel, Strichen John Moir, do. James Adie, do. John Campbell, do. John Simms, Cortes James Ross, do. John Thorn, Longside Alexander Leslie, do. Alexander Thomson, do. John Thoin, sen., Old Aberdeen Robert Ferguson, New Deer J. Davidson, Oldnieldrum John Thorn, jun , do. A. Warrander, Skene George Webster, do. Alexander Taylor, Keig Robert Webster, do. D. Pirie, Castle Fraser J. Webster, Inverury W. Mitchell, Whitehouse G. Robertson, do. David Stewart, Lochiel William Reid, Old Westhall Geo. Simpson, Wester Skellater A. Wisely, Meikle Wartle William Gunn, Banchory W. Dempster, do. W. M'Donald, Kincluny Adam Gray, Peterhead Thomas Sheriffs, Ellon Jas. Hutchison, do. John Clark, Slains Grant Imlah, do J. G. Cumming, do. Robert Adam, do. John Ross, Cruden Robert Daniel, do. J. Cruiekshank, Byreleask Alex. Sangster, do. Andrew Milne, Oldmill, Foveran Peter Whyte, Drumminer Robert Benzie, Tillyhill, Tarves James Smith, Old Forest Charles Dunbar, Fraserburgh J. Michie, Wester Chapelton, James Blackhall, do. Strathdon Thomas Robertson, do. John Webster, Turriff James M'Kinnan, Huntly John George, do. James Cooper, Lumsden Village J. Duff M'Nee, do. John Gall, Glenbead J. Duguid, Arnhead, Auchterless J. Nicol, Kincardine O'Neil William Skene, Tarland W. Emslie, Lumpbanan Geo. Skene, do. R. Stewart, Belnacool, Mortlach A. Coutts, Ballachalich William Gordon, Priestwells J. Davidson, Torgalter, Tullich George Grant, Tynebog Alexander Davidson, do. Shaw Shaw, Old Deer D. M'Kenzie, Crathie COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 21

SEC. III.-COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

BANK S.

ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY— 1767,

Incorporated with the

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1849.

Robert Grant, Esq., of Tillyfour, Chairman.

DIRECTORS.

John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler Robert Dyce, Advocate Newell Burnett, Advocate Alexander Fraser, City Chamberlain David Chalmers of Westburn James Home, Shipowner Francis J. Cochran of Balfour Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir Alexander Davidson, Advocate James Murray, Advocate John Duncan, Advocate Donaldson Rose, Shipowner

David Wyllie, Cashier. William Catto, Secretary. Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers. — George Sim, Accountant. John H. Fraser, Book-keeper.

BRANCHES. Banchory ~,™~„„ John Malcolm Inverury ~^„ Robert Innes Banff „ .„™ James Rust Keith Robert Green Cullen™ .„„. Wm. L. Taylor Kineraigie, Tough, William Mack Elgin ,™„,„™,™ John G. Cameron Macduff,„„ .„ Alex. A. Leask

, Boyd Ellon „ .„,„ John Robb Peterhead . Gray & Fochabers„„~„„. Arthur Reid Portsoy ~~. . Peter Murray Fraserburgh, „„™ George Wallace Tarland . . Andrew Ross 11. J. Milne Turriff „™ William Pirie Huntly, r.—™ & THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND. Head Offices—Glasgow and .

The Aberdeen Banking Company draw and issue Letters of Credit on Glyn, its Hallifax, Mills, & Co., Bankers, ; Union Bank of Scotland, and Branches; Royal Bank of Scotland; Manchester and District Bank ; Northumberland and Durham District Bank; Yorkshire Banking Company; of Ireland West of National Provincial Bank of ; Provincial Bank ; Sheffield Belfast England and South Wales District Bank ; Union Bank of ; of Scotland Banking Company ; Dundee Banking Company ; Eastern Bank ; and the various Perth Banking Company ; Caledonian Banking Company ; Branches of these Banks. 22 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANK— 1825.

Capital „ ™£1, 000,000.

Major A. F. Tayler of Dunnideer, Governor.

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.

A. Black of Forresterhill H. Hall, Merchant, Aberdeen John Birnie of Ashgrove William Humphrey of Cuttlehill Major J. A. Condell, H.E.I.C.S. Dr. William Jack, King's College D. Copland, Merchant, Aberdeen W. M'Combie of Easter Skene L. Cruickshank of Deemount A. Oldman, Merchant, Aberdeen R. Duff of Fetteresso and Culter William Paterson of Jessiefield Rt. Rev. Bishop Ewing, Lochgilphead James Shepherd of Aldie Major John Farquharson of Corrachree William Stronach, Ardmellie J. Ferguson of Kinmundy Thomas Smith, M.D., Aberdeen Alexander Gibbon of Johnston

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

A. Abercrombie James Ferguson * Thomas Sangster James Burnett John Ferguson *James Simpson *George Birnie James Fraser *William Simpson Alexander Burness ""Alexander Gordon *Alexander Stronach Robert Catto Dr. Irvine Alexander Thom *CharIes Chalmers A.Johnstone, W.S. *Peter Williamson Dr. Alexander Ewing Andrew Murray Those marked thus * form the Committee of Management.

W. Littlejohn, Cashier. John Bramwell, Secretary and Inspector of Branches.

John Keith and Charles Mitchell, Tellers.

W. R. Riddel, James Brown, John Jamieson, and John Fraser, Clerks. John Milne, Messenger.

BRANCHES.

Ellon „. .„ John Rae, jun. Golspie ™ R. B. Sangster

Huntly . George Lawson Peterhead Thomas Knox Insch „ ., James Bisset Wick Alexander Adam Inverury „_„. A. S. M'Lean Stonehaven, A. W. Kinnear Keith „™„ W. Thorburn Tarland„„„ A. Robertson Laurencekirk,, David Dickson

THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANKING COMPANY— 1S36.

Capital 㪣1,000,000.

DIRECTORS.

Thomas Blaikie *Francis Edmond *John D. Milne, sen. William Leslie John Smith, Distiller *James Sim *John Duncan Robert Ledingham *John Smith James Edmond Alexander Low Those marked thus * form the Committee of Management. ,

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 23

James Westland, Manager. Edward Fiddes, Secretary. Francis Smith, Accountant.

Charles S. Gordon, Inspector of Brandies. John Sim, Book-keeper.

John Christall,' John Kynoch, and Charles Lester, Tellers.

BRANCHES.

Auchinblae„„„ James Farquharson Inverness J. K. Greig, Int. Sub-Branch Inverury„„„„ A. Davidson & Son L. Falconer Fettercairn „ > Keith ,„ ™„ Wm. Longmore Banff George Cruikshank Sub- Branch, Buckie, John Davidson Sub- f Aberchirder, J. Alexanderjr. Macduff „.. Robert Adam Branches \ Portsoy ™™James Moir Peterhead ™„„, Wm. Alexander Beauly „™„™ Hector Sutherland Sub- f New Deer, G. Middleton Dufftown „„„„„ James Petrie Branches"^ Old Deer, David Cruden

Elgin „™ , George Robertson Portree. , L.Skene, Int.

Fraserburgh Robert Stephen Stonehaven . . Patrick Keith Huntly „™„ J. & J. Robertson Sub- Branch, Bervie, Wm. Watson Sub-Branch, Rhynie, James Roger Tain Alexander Innes Invergordon Roderick Hay Turriff „^~„ Norman Gordon

SUB-BRANCHES TO ABERDEEN. Aboyne ,„ James Ogg Insch Alexander Roger Alford Andrew Wilson Oldmeldrum James Manson Banchory„ William Sim Strichen,™,™ John Anderson Ellon Thomas Milne, jun.

London Bankers—Messrs. Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, and Co., and the Union Bank of London. Letters of Credit are granted upon all the principal Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, and Bills negociated wherever there is a Bank or Banker.

BANK OF SCOTLAND.

Established 1695.

Arthur Thomson, Agent.

Alex. Sim, Accountant. J. Taggart, Teller.

Andrew Buick, John Sim, and Samuel Riddel, Clerks.

BRANCHES.

Airdrie, „~„ G. W. Hill. ( Juo. Sturrock & Wm. Dundee, „. Ardrossan, „ D. J. Maek ' ( Miller, Managers

C. Campbell Dunfermline, , John Carr

Blairgowrie, Alex. Robertson Dunse, „„ , W. Purves

f M. M'l^'Kerrow Falkirk, , A. M'Farlane Cumnock,,™ „„„ '\ H. Rosiose Fraserburgh, L. Chalmers Callander,,™ A. M'Donald ( Ch. Campbell and Castle-Douglas, Thomas Brown Glasgow, „«. .< Andrew Neilson,

Dumfries, ,™ R. Threshie (. Managers —— ——,.

24 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Greenock, «,.™ Thomas Stark Leith, „™„™~. Thomas Jones Haddington,.,™ Thomas Todrick Montrose, „,- John Boyd Inverness, J. & A. M'Kenzie Perth,„„™„„„, Robert Horn f A. Lindsay and Kelso,™. . James S. Darling K. —— St. Andrews,,™ Kilmarnock,-. Adam Cowie '\g. M'Gregor Kirkcaldy, ~™, A. G. Morgan Stirling, „™,™. Alexander Brodie

Kirkcudbright, W. H. M'Lellan Stonehaven, -™ v. William Stewart Lauder,„™~„~- Jn. & Rt. Romanes Strathavon, „ J. & T. Tennant

The Bank of Scotland draws on the Bank of England and Branches ; Coutts Dis- & Co., and Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London ; Manchester and Liverpool trict Bank and Branches ; Northumberland and Durham District Bank and

Branches ; the Preston Banking Co. ; the Huddersfield Banking Co. ; Samuel Smith & Co., Nottingham; H. A. & W. M. Harris & Co., Old Bank, Bradford; the Bank of Ireland and Branches ; the Provincial Bank of Ireland and Branches, all principal towns in Scotland, England, &c. &c. ; and negotiates Bills on the and Ireland, and in foreign parts.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY (ABERDEEN)— 1833.

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1746.

Thomas Best, Jgent. James Buyers, Teller. —Alexander Edward and William Inglis, Clerks. BRANCHES.

Annan, J. Farish and J. Brand Inverness, John Ross Arbroath, „™ J. A. Dickson J Montgomery and Irvine,„™„ . Balfron, „ M. Robertson \ M'Jannet J. J. Grainger Brechin, . D. D. Black Jedburgh, „„, & M. Carluke & Wishaw, J. Gilchrist Kelso, „™~~ Patrick Wilson Castle-Douglas John Sinclair Kingussie,-™ D. M'Pherson, jun, Coldstream, „ R. & W. Douglas Kinross, „„™ J. W. Williamson Cupar, „, William Pagan Kirriemuir, „ W. Forrest & Son Dumfries, „~* R. Adamson Langholm, — Alex. Stevenson Kelly Leith, „„ J. Cundell Dunbar, . John Dundee, John Symers Melrose, „„, J. Curie & J. Erskine Beattie Dunfermline, Robert Douglas Montrose, ..— James Davidson Dunse, ,. Cunningham and Wylie Nairn, „— .— Adam Brander Newton-Stevi art, James Newall Elgin, .— . R. & W. Forres Thomas Davidson Paisley„ Arthur Welsh Fort- William J. Macgregor Peebles, .»«™ Stewart & Blackwood {J. Robertson and f W. H. Hunter and Glasgow, „.™ Perth, „— . P. Brodie £ Conning Golspie,.,„~™ Donald M. Smith Sanquhar,,. J. W. M' Queen Haddington, „ John Ferme Selkirk, John Lang ( J. Henderson and Stranraer.„™ C. Kerr & T. M'Caig Hamilton, „„ Ross \ S. Simpson Tain,„ ,™ Williamson & Hawick, .™,„ Dickson & Davidson Wigton,„„~, . John Black

London the The British Linen Company draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, ;

and Branches ; grants Branches of the Bank of England ; the Bank of Ireland Canada, Letters of Credit on the Bank of Montreal and Agencies ; Bank of Upper in America. Sam. Toronto, and Agencies ; Prime, Ward, & King, , of Europe. Smith & Co., Nottingham ; and on the principal towns on the Continent — ..

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 25

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1812.

Robert Grigor, Agent, James Trotter, Accountant.— Thomas Dewar, Teller, —Wm. T. Nisbet, Clerk.

BRANCHES.

Arbroath, „™ W. Johnston Grangemouth J. S. M'Kay T, Alloa,™..™. . James Moir Hamilton, Anderson Annan... „ Simpson & Skelton Hawick, ™~„, Geo. & Jas. Oliver Banff,„ ™ Andrew M'Ewan Invergordon, Andrew Munro Beith,„™ ™ James Faulds Inverness,; James Wilson Biggar,„ Thomas Paul.jun. Kelso, „-„,.— James Douglas Blairgowrie, „ James Anderson Kilmarnock, A. J. Bruce Campbeltown, Nath. Harvey Kirkealdy,„„, S. Davidson Colinsburgh,„ John Wood Kirkwall, „™. James Spence Crieff,..™ William Brown Lanark, „™~ Thomas Paul

, Alex. Cromarty ,~~ Robert Ross Leith, . ;—— Spence Nicol Cupar-Fife, „ Geo. Hogarth Leven, „* , David Dalkeith, G, Gray Linlithgow, „ Robert N. Glen Dumbarton, „ John Robson Musselburgh, J. M'Cornick Dumfries, ,™v. William Goldie Newburgh, Fife Anderson & Laing Dunbar,„™,~„ W. H. Ritchie Perth, <™, ~ William Gloag Dunfermline, D. G. Rutherford Peterhead, T. J. Bremner Dunkeld, „„™ R. C. Wilson Pitlochrie,„„ A. M'Naugbton Elgin Lawson & M Kenzie Stirling, „„™ James Morrison Eyemouth, „~ T. Bowhill Tain „™ „~ K. Murray

Falkirk, Henry Salmon Thurso, . ,, Alex. Henderson Francis Souter Forfar, ., Geo. Lyon Turriff, „.™ Glasgow,.™,,, W. Johnston & W. Paul Wick, ,™. Josiah Rhind

SUB-BRANCHES.

Ayton, . James Bowhill Kincardine, A. C. Stephen Bonhill,„™„,„ Patrick Moir Markinch,„ Alex. Go wan Kilwinning, „ Hugh King Mauchlin, „ J. Strath dee

The Commercial Bank of Scotland draws on Messrs. Jones, Loyd, & Co., and Ireland where there London ; negotiates Bills in every place in Great Britain is a Bank or Banker; issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns in England, Ireland, and Canada, and also on New York and Paris, and transmits money to Australia.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1833

Alexander Cliivas, Agent. John Goldsworth, Accountant. Wm. Gellan, Teller. Robert Glegg and John Law, Clerks.

BRANCHES.

.Airdrie James Kidd Bathgate , John Johnston Anstrutber M. F. Conolly Burntisland „™„ Wm. Ewing Banff „ ^. T. Adam Castle-Douglas „ James Lidtierdale . .

25 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Coupar Angus,. , David Clark Kirkaldy M Henry Beveridge

Dalkeith , .,,„ . David Miller Kirkwall. John Blaikie

Dingwall „™„„ , A. M'K. Cameron Kirriemuir G. B. Brand I Alex. Hannay and Langholm „ R. Wallace Dumfries ' I W. Strachan Leith „ ,„, James Wallace

Dundee . .. , P. H. Thorns Lochmaben„ Adam Waugh

East Linton . J. L. Henderson D. Hill and J. Hen- Montrose Falkirk „_. . Robert Adam "{ derson

Forres . Robert Watson Nairn „™. Alex. E. Grant

Fort-William , James Dobie Newton Stewart Wm. Dill

Galashiels „™, , Robert Haldane Oban „™„. A Gregorson

Glasgow „~. , John Hart Perth . D L. Jolly

Grantown . Wm. Ogilvie Portree „™„™ Harry M'Dona'.d

Inverness .„- , John Maekay Patrick Connal and Stirling,. , „ -J lnverary , . Alex. Macarthur J. Morrice

Islay™. , D. M'Alister Stornoway ,™„ Rod. Morrison

Jedburgh „ ,,„ „ G. & T.S.Rutherfon Stromness „™ John Beaton Kelso „™,™„,„ „ James Tait Whithorn G C. Dinwoodie

Inverkeithing, „W. Fraser, Bill Collector.

The National Bank of Scotland negotiates Bills on every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Banker.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK.— (Aberdeen 1844.)

Capital, £1,000,000.

William Bain, Manager. John Grpen, Cashier. John Morrison, Accountant. John Walker and James Glover, Clerks.

BRANCHES.

Ayton ..„ J. R. Dunlop Greenlaw „™ A. Purves Banff.... „™. James Crosbie Johnstone „™,™ John Reid Barrhead Thomas M'Lellan Lanark,™, John Marr

Calton (Glasgow) , William Snedden H. M. Lang

j

Carluke m , T. Matthews Oban „™„ Robert Kennedy

Coldstream . J. Halliburton Peebles , Walter Thorburn

Douglas ( Lanark )„ John Scott Trongate (Glasgow) Wm. Robertson

Dunse and Lauder . A. Crawford West End (Do.) G. J. Dickson

Edinburgh,,. Robert Bell Whitburn ». .^^ Robert Gardner

Galashiels . ,„, Wm. Rutherford

Bank of Mona, Isle of Man, with Branches at Douglas, Castleton, Peel, and Ramsay.

SUB-BRANCHES.

Grassmarket (Edinburgh) . H. D. Dickie, jun., Teller Newton Mearns (Barrhead) „ T. M-Lellan, Agent Nicolson Street ( Edinburgh )„ H. S. Pillans, Teller Ruthersylen (Calton^ „ D. Murray, Agent COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 27

In addition to the above, the City of Glasgow Bank draws on Smith, Payne, Britain Ireland and Smiths, London ; negotiates Bills in every place in Great and where there is a Bank or Banker ; and issues Letters of Credit on the principal towns of Scotland, England, and Ireland.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANK OF ABERDEEN.— 1845.

Office— 17, Guestrow.

MANAGERS.

The Lord Provost The Member of Parliament for the City The Eldest Baillie Member of Parliament for the County The Dean of Guild The Sheriff The Covener of the Trades The Sheriff-substitute, Aberdeen The Minister of the West Parish The Convener of the County President of the Society of Advocates President of the Mechanics' Institution Treasurer of the Society of Advocates Secretary of the Mechanics' Institution The President of the Shipmaster Society

The above are Managers ex officiis

* William Allardyee, Merchant William Henderson, M.D. David Blaikie of Rubislaw Den George Henry, Merchant 'John Blaikie, Advocate *Alexander Jopp, Advocate *Newell Burnett, Advocate George Lyell, Merchant *David Chalmers of Westburn *John D. Milne, Advocate John Duncan, Manufacturer *James Murray, Advocate ^Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate Arthur Read, Manufacturer James Fraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant 'Arthur Thomson, Banker James Garden, Advocate *John Whyte, Merchant *John Dunn, Advocate *James Edmond, Advocate John D. Milne, jun., Advocate Robert Shand, Advocate John Watt, Advocate Jas B. M'Combie of Jellybrands *Baillie Williamson John Leslie, Manufacturer James Home, Merchant James Rettie. Jeweller

Those marked thus * j

David Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank, Treasurer.

Alexander Ross, Advocate, Actuary and Cashier.

The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from Nine to Ten, morning, and from Seven to Eight, evening, for the receipt and repayment of de- posits. Annuity business transacted on Fridays, at Ten o'clock. 28 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established 1825.— Capital, £1,000,000.

Head Office™~„~.,~~89, Union Street, Aberdeen.

The Right Hon. Lord Forbes, Governor.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

David Chalmers, Esq, of Westburn, Chairman.

A. Burness, Esq. of Mastrick Thomas Sangster, Esq., Advocate William Gray, Esq., Advocate Neil Smith, jun., Esq., Merchant Geo. Henry, Esq., Lord Provost of Alexander Stronach, Esq. of Drum- Aberdeen allan William Littlejohn, Esq., Banker Alex. Webster, jun., Esq., Advocate

Physicians—Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce.

Law Agent—John Webster, Esq , Advocate.

Office in Edinburgh,,™ 65, Princes Street Office in Glasgow,,™ .„ 111, St. Vincent Street

Office in London „ . .„ 36, Essex Street, Strand

CHAs. F. GRIFFITH, Manager. JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established 1836.

Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

HEAD OFFICES-

Aberdeen „ 3, King Street Edinburgh 20 St. Andrew Square

Glasgow,™. li/, St. Vincent Place

London . 1, Moorgate Street

GENERAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT ABERDEEN.

Dr. John Cruickshank, Marischal College, Chairman,

John Angus, Esq., Advocate J. Duncan, Esq., Manufacturer

Thomas Blaikie, Esq , Merchant Wm. Leslie, Esq., Builder

Fr. Clerihew, Esq , Advocate John Yeats, Esq. of Kincorth COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 29

Medical Officer— William Leslie, Esq., Surgeon.

Auditor—John Smith, Esq., Advocate.

Bankers — Tbe Banking Company in Aberdeen ; the Aberdeen Town and County Bank; the North of Scotland Bank.

WILLIAM CHALMERS, Manager.

H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.

THE ABERDEEN MUTUAL ASSURANCE AND FRIENDLY SOCIETY,

FOR HEALTH, LIFE, AND FIRE ASSURANCES, AND ANNUITIES.

Established 1831, and Enrolled Pursuant to Acts of Parliament.

Head Office — 123J, Union Street, Aberdeen.

Under the Special Patronage of H. R. H. Prince Albert.

Honorary President, Horatio Ross, Esq. of Rossie.

ordinary directors.

Mr. David Macallan, Strawberrybank, President. Mr. Alexander Watkins, Vice-President.

Archibald Watson, Cashier, Broadford James Morgan, Manufacturer Works James Hay, (of J, & J. Hay, Carvers John Roger, Merchant and Gilders to the Queen) Robert Stevens, Merchant James Allan, Merchant John Ednjond, Bookbinder Alexander Ogilvie, Upholsterer William Bennett, Printer Thomas B. Gibson, Merchant

auditors.

James Grant G. T. Harvey Donald M'Taggart | |

Bankers—The Bank of Scotland.

Medical Beferee—William Pirie, M.D., F.R.S.E., and Professor of Surgery, Marischal College.'

Actuary and Secretary— Alexander Yeats, Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Great Britain and Ireland.

Agencies in Edinburgh, Glasgow, , Hull, Dundee, EIIod, Forres, Peterhead, Dornoch, &c. &c. c2 30 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

AGENTS FOR ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

Agricultural Cattle Insurance ™™™™™™ John Sheed, Marischal Street Alliance Office ™™ .„. .™™™ James Black & Co., King Street Argus Life Assurance ™™.™™™™„™™™„ James Brebner, Advocates' Buildings

Atlas Fire and Life ™™ , J. & A. Blaikie, Union Street British Commercial Life Assurance ™, George Grub, Advocates' Buildings Church ef England Life and Fire „™ Yeats & Whyte, King Street City of Glasgow Life Assurance Co.,™, Alexander Duthie, Advocate County Fire and Provident Life ™ William Smith, Juii., Union Street Dissenters and General Fire and Life.™* George Allan, Marischal Street Eagle and Protector Life Assurance™™™ Arthur Thomson, Castle Street East of Scotland Fire & Life Assurance™ Charles Grainger, King Street Edinburgh Life Assurance „™„™™. James Murray, Schoolhill English and Scottish Law, Fire, and Life, Alexander Davidson, Union Street European Life Office™., „,„„™™™ P. & A. Davidson, Union Street Family Endowment Society, London A. Stevenson, Queen Street Farmers' & General Fire & Life Assur.„ James Brebner, Advocates' Buildings Farmers' & Graziers' Mutual Cattle As.™ Benjamin Reid, Union Street Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity™, ,™ Robert Dyce, St. Nicholas Street Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Alexander Chivas, Castle Street f James Nicol, Queen Street Hercules Fire and Life™,™,™,™™™,™™™, \ John Duncan Imperial Fire Office™™, .„™™™ ™™ William Gordon, Adelphi Imperial Fire™™™™™™™™™™™™™™™™ John Smith, King Street {William Skinner, Union Street Insurance Company of Scotland, Fire Smith & Cochran, Union Street Manchester Fire, Life, and Annuity„™„ David Mitchell, Union Street Mariners' General Life Assurance™™™™ George Allan, Marischal Street Medical, Legal, and General Mutual Life > William Blake, Union Buildings Assurance Society , .,™™™™ National Fire and Life Insurance „, Allardyce & Jopp, Market Street National Reversionary Investment.™™™, John Blaikie, Union Street Thos. & N. Burnett, Belmont Street North British Insurance Company™™,™™ J \ Andrew Murray, Union Street Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Charles Chalmers, do. Palladium Life Assurance Society Norval Clyne, do. Pelican Life Assurance Company™™™™, David Mitchell, do. f Clements Lumsden, Union Terrace Phoenix Fire Office ,,„. ( W. F. Ogg, Adelphi

Promoter Insurance Company . .„„ John Stuart, Crown Court Royal Exchange Assurance™™ ™ Alexander Jopp, Gallowgate f William Gordon, Adelphi Scottish Equitable Life ™™,™™ J C. Lumsden Scottish Provident Institution, Edin „ William Skinner, Union Street William Robison, Castle Street Scottish Union Fire and Life Insur. Co., f (John Duncan, Castle Street ( Alexander Nicol, Marischal Street Scottish Widows' Fund ™„ -™ \ John Blaikie, Union Stieet

Standard Life Assurance Company , Sm'th & Cochran, Union Street

Sun Fire and Life Office . .™ ™„ David R. Morrice, Marischal Street Scottish Amicable Life Assurance ™„ J. Jamieson, Merchant Union Fire, Life, and Annuity ,™™„„™„ James Collie, Castle Street —

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

( George Thomson & Son, Quay West of England Fire and Life J. Cadenhead, Huxter Eow I A. & United Kingdom Life Assurance,. Alexander Smith, 40, King Street Western Annuity Society ,™.~~v,. William Gordon, Marischal Street Yorkshire Fire and Life„~„~~.~~, John Stuart, Advocate

STOCK EXCHANGE,

William Allardyce Charles Gordon William Adamson William Gordon James Black William Jopp James Burgess Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun. Alexander Booth Henry C. Oswald William Duncan, jun. John T. Rennie Robert Fletcher William Speid

COMMITTEE.

Henry C. Oswald, Chairman. W. Allardyce William Gordon Robert Fletcher William Speid, Secretary.

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

STEAM ships.

Tons. Horse power. Commander.

City of London „™~ 1116 ™ „, . 420 „ ™ John Cargill Earl of Aberdeen 907 ~~ ™ 380 „ ™ Daniel Mearns Duke of Sutherland 803 .„„™ 350 City of Aberdeen 961 ™„„™ 320 North Star™,,,™,™ 506 ™ 220 . ™ Edward Howli

SAILING VESSELS.

Gazelle, Clipper Schr.. ,M. Christopher I Aberdonian, Clipper Schr—T. Howling Paragon, „ „Jas. Linklater Superior, Schooner,,,™™..— J. Stewart

ABERDEEN AND LONDON TRADE.

One of the above-named Steam -ships leaves each end of the line every Saturday. —

32 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

INVERNESS AND LONDON TRADE.

One of the Company's Steam-ships occupies this station for about nine months during the season, leaving Inverness and London every alternate Friday.

ABERDEEN AND HULL TRADE.

One of the Company's fast-sailing Clipper Schooners leaves each end of the line every Wednesday.

C F. T. Tate, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, 257, Wapping, London Agents, < John Muir, 3, Wellington Street, Hull ^ James Saunders, Inverness

T. Anderson, Manager, Waterloo Quay, Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY.

STEAM SHIPS.

The Queen (iron) „™ m „»„260 horse power, W. Campbell, sen., commander. Duke of Richmond ™„™ 220 „ W. Campbell, jun., „

. .200 Sovereign ,*™ _™ „ William Snowie ,, Bonnie Dundee ™™. 130 „ R. Parrot, „ Newhaven „™.»„ rrr^ 110 „ Andrew Crane, „

These Steamers sail regularly from 1st March to 1st December, as under

LEITH AND ABERDEEN PASSAGE.

From Aberdeen every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and

Saturday ; and from Leith every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, at six o'clock, morning.

LEITH, ABERDEEN, WICK, ORKNEY, AND SHETLAND PASSAGE.

The Queen leaves Leith every Friday morning, and Aberdeen Bay every

Friday afternoon, for the above Ports ; and leaves these Ports every Tuesday for Aberdeen and Leith.

LEITH, ABERDEEN, CROMARTY, AND INVERNESS PASSAGE.

Twice a-week.

The Bonnie Dundee leaves Leith every Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen

Bay every Tuesday afternoon, for Cromarty, Invergordon, and Inverness ; and leaves these ports every Friday morning for Leith, calling at Findhorn, Burghead, Lossiemouth, Banff, Montrose, and Arbroath.

The Sovereign leaves Granton, for Inverness, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock : and Inverness, for Aberdeen and Leith, on Wednesday night, at ten o'clock ; and from Invergordon, at six, a.m., on Thursday. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 33

AGENTS.

T.eitb ™George MatMeson Invergordon „K. M'Kenzie Banff, „„Francis M'Callum Inverness A. M'Kenzie, jun. Lossiemouth John Todd Wick „ —J. Bremner & Sons Burghead „ P. Christall Kirkwall William Flett Findhorn Robert Davidson Lerwick William Merrylees

SAILING VESSELS.

Leith Traders. Glasgow Traders. Aberdeen Packet,^., Liverpool Packet „Rennie Fairy ^,™™-Thom Dee„™,™.„™™„„,M'Lean William Hogarth„„Parrott Don ,™*,,,~,»,~„ Parrott

G. Mathieson, Leith ^™A. Laird and Son, Glasgow Agents.

These Vessels sail regularly once a- week, and are fitted up in a superior style, with every accommodation for passengers.

Robert Mitchell, Manager.— Office, 65, Quay, Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

The steam-ship, Victoria, 279 tons, 110 horse power, J. T. Willett, commander, sails from Aberdeen every Wednesday, and from Newcastle every Saturday ; and, during the summer months, sails for Peterhead every Tuesday morning, returning the same evening.

Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Marischal Street, Aberdeen.

Robert Storey, Fenwick's Entry, Quayside, Newcastle, Agent.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE SHIPPING CO.'S TRADERS.

Scottish Maid ™> Sinclair Hannah Isabella Moncur Armitstead .„.-~~ Cobbam Amherst „™ Miller

Hawk „ ™„ , Bruce

One of these vessels sails alternately every Saturday from Aberdeen, and every Wednesday from Newcastle.— They have good accommodation for passengers.

George Leslie, Manager, 11, Quay, Aberdeen.

Paul Ormiston, Agent, 58, Quayside, Newcastle-on-Tyne. 34. COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

FOREIGN CONSULS IN ABERDEEN.

United States, Ameriea„ Andrew Reid Belgium „v„„™ „™,. Alexander Thom Denmark „~~„ Neil Smith

France„™„ . ™.„„„. Arthur Thomson

Hanover , . .„ .„ WilliWilliam L. Thomson Hans Towns ,™ 'J

Netherlands ™~ .

Prussia „ ., , rrm

Russia „™„™ ]> Arthur Thomson Spain .„ ™„™„™™„,

Sweden and Norway. ,.

MEDICAL SCHOOL.

ST PAUL STREET.

Andrew Fyfe, M.D. Professor of Medicine and Chemistry Alex. Harvey, M.D.„„ ~ Lecturer on Medicine David Kerr, M.D. „™ Surgery George Rainy, M.D. „™„, Midwifery William Templeton, M.D. Materia Medica Robert Jamieson, M.D. „ Medical Jurisprudence David Mackintosh, M.D Institutes of Medicine John Christie, M.D. „^„„, Botany Peter Redfern, M.D, Anatomy and Physiology

Alexander Sutherland, Porter.

ATHENAEUM READING ROOM. UNION BUILDINGS.

Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten p.m., in summer „ Eight, „ Ten, „ winter

TERMS OF SUBSCKIPTION.

Per Annum, 25s. per Half-year, 14s.; per Quarter, 8s. — Payable in advance. ; (£g° Strangers admitted on application at the Rooms. Proprietor—James Blake.

UNION CLUB ROOMS. PUBLIC ROOMS.

William Chisholm, Librarian and Keeper. ——

MARITIME LIST. 35

PUBLIC NEWS ROOM. mechanics' institution.

Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten, p M., in summer

„ Eight, ,, Ten, „ winter

.Annual Subscription, 5s. ; Single Visits, Id. each.

ABERDEEN SHIPPING,

Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Buiit.

Aberdeen Packet, schooner, „ Leith & Clyde Shipping Co ™104 . .1800

Aberdonian, schooner, Howling. .,„ Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co 146 . . 40

Abergeldie, ship, Wilson, „™ „ George Leslie „ ... .„600 . . 51

Acasta, barque, Robertson,. . „„ B. Moir „m„^. m „™™ 327 . . 45

Admiral, brig, Young „~ James Murray ~~. 187 . . 46

Agostina, barque, Volum „„,. „ Alexander Booth „„„™„^~.™„,„~333 . . 37 '

„~.16l . . 39 Agnes, brig, Sangster,,,™,.^™,.— . A. Scott„„„„„™„„„™„,.

, 321 . . 40 Albert, barque, Smart „—. ™™^ James Winlaw, jun.„™„„,~.——

-~266 , . 26 Albion, brig, Leslie „. ,— „—., Alexander Cooper „™ „

Alex. Harvey, barque, Smith George Thompson, jun. „™ 292 , . 40

.. Alexander Hall, barque, Morrison „ Donaldson Rose & Co. „m„™„~.403 . 45

Amherst, brig, Millar„„™,™.„ George Leslie . . „~~ 169 , ,. 45 40 Anemone, brig, Walker ™„—„„ .The Master . . ,™„™199 ..

Anne Smith, barque, Mathieson„. George Leslie „ .. .™~292 ,. 39

Ann, schooner, Wood ,,„,. .,™ .William Allen's Executors,. ™~167 .. 35

Ann and Isabella, brig, Allan .James Aiken, jun. „„ ««.,~~ 184 .. 50

.'. Arab, brig, Hossack.. . „— .George Thomson & Son,™,„„,,^„207 .. 39

Arabella, schooner, Wiilis . .William Punton „_,„ ,„™ „™156 .. 42 314 48 Ariel, barque, Collie™-, , ,. Andrew Anderson „. „. ..

Armitstead, brig, Leslie „ ,„»~, .George Leslie „ ,. „„™~„™132 .. 25

Aurora, brig, Baxter ,. „. ~~ .William Simpson & Co., 127 .. 16

Balgownie, barque, Wood ^ ™ .A. & W. Nicol „ . „™„™ 324 .. 48

Balmoral, ship, Pryde . „™~~ .George Leslie . ™~ „„„„356 .. 48

Bambro' Castle, schooner, Christie. „The Master, „ „-.. ™, 46 , .. 1791

, . .J. Catto, Son, Co.,. 113 Belina, brig,,. . . —. ^ & ..1822

Belle, schooner, Fraser . ~ .John Bruce . ,^.,„-~ m„ 94 Ben Mackdhui, barque, Jamieson,™ .George Leslie ,~~„ „™„™244 .Alexander Duthie 3G9 Berbice, barque. Elliot..— . „™~- „w. „. Bon-Accord, brig, Salter. ™.™ .Patrick Bannerman „™m ™~197 Bonnie Dundee, steamer, Farrott,™ .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. 199

Brigand, schooner, Watt„„^.„—,„ .George Elsmie & Son ... ™~156

Brilliant, ship, Douglass . „ .-.—. .John Cook„~.™.„. ~^™„„„332 Brilliant, ship, Murray„™ „„,„,. .William Duthie. .„. -™.548

Brothers, brig, Benzie „™„™,™„™ .James Winlaw, jun. „„,,. ,. „„™ 92 Bubona, schooner, MBeath,,™™,™ .Thomas Adam „,,.„„„ ,„ 91 Camilla, brig, Strachan „. _ .Francis Montgomery «™»130 404 Carleton, barque, Innes .. ,Jchn Cook ™ ,™,~„

Caroline, barque, Marsh ,„, , ,, .Neil Smith.. „„ „™_„„435 Carrara, barque, Ritchie „™.»„™„_ .Thomas Adam „ 225

Catherine, brig, Henry ,„ .Henry Adamson „ . „»^,™.™„220

Centaur, brig, Joss„™. ,„„, „,. ,Blaikie Brothers. . .~,~~,.— 194 Centurion, ship, Edwards ™v»~»~~», ^George Thomson, jun. „™«~v639 — ——~, .

36 MARITIME LIST.

Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Built.

Charles, brig, Greig™ .J. Catto, Son, & Co, , „.„.„. .131 . 1836 Charlotte, brig, Henderson™™, .William Beverley — ,™™ „ .156 . 39

Cheviot, schooner, Ettershank. -The Master . „„„ ,™„„. . 70 . 31 Christina, barque, Craig J. Catto, Son, & Co , ™™ .247 . 40 Citizen, brig, M'Hardy .lames" Goldie .™„™„™„ .„. 139 , . 44

ZlIj of Aberdeen, steamer, ™„.™»™. Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.. ,961 . 35

City of London, steamer, Cargill ™. Do. do. ,1116 . 44

Clipper, schooner, M'Kay „™ ™~™. .C. Smith ™ . 40

Columbine, brig, Maurice ,„ .Benjamin Moir„ . 39

Cock of the North, smack, Scott ™, . 35 schooner, Duncan™„™. .Aberdeen Commerce, Commercial Co. . 38

Commodore, brig, Clark .Murray & Garden ™. . 37

Concord, schooner, Cadenhead „™. .Aberdeen Commercial Co. 145 . 38

ship, . ,J. T. Conqueror, Rennie —,™~™„. Rennie .157 . 50

Countess of Seafield, ship, Leask ™. .Henry Adamson ™„„ „ .520 . 48

Cromwell, barque, Bance™™ .Robert Catto & Son.. .707 . 47

Curlew, schooner, Clark ... „™, .John Nicol ™„™„ „ „, .116 . 47

Dahlia, schooner, Morgan ™„™„„. .George Morgan. ~.~~,,. ™™. . 73 . 35

. , .™. .Leith Clyde Dee, schooner, M'Lean — — & Shipping Co. „™. . 97 . 46

Diamond, smack, Middleton ,,„„.„. .Alexander Middleton „ ™™™, . 21 . 45

Don, schooner, Parrott..—,™™™— .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.,™,™, . 91 . 48

Dorothy, steamer, Brands ™~™~™. .Andrew Leslie „ . ™™.™„™. . 68 . 39

Drover, brig, Allan .,„„ .™. .Aberdeen Lime Company™™,™, .173 . 45

Duke of Richmond, stmr., Campbell. .Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.,™.™. .474 . 38

Duke of Sutherland, stmr., Howling. .Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. .803 . 47

Duke of Buccleuch, schooner, Levie, .William Duthie.™ ,. ™, .172 . 29 Earl of Aberdeen, steamer, Mearns. .Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co.. .907 47

Earl of Hopetoun, schr., Urquhart „ .Thomas Adam ™™ ™™,. „™. .134 . 26

Earl of Wemyss, schooner, Gerrie . Alexander Hall & Co „™„™. .165 . 26

Edinburgh Packet, schr., Henderson. John Cook ™™™™,™~ ™_ . 74 . 12

Edward, brig, Craig„ „ „— 76 . , 1788

. . Elizabeth, brig, Greig—— .™- .G. Elsmie & Son™„„ „ ™ 162 , 1839

Elizabeth, schooner, Urquhart.™™, John Duthie , . 70 . 41

Elizabeth, sloop, Gray „—.™ 26 . 23

. , . Milne .William Hall , , Elizabeth, sloop, ™„™„. .™™. 64 , 1791

Eliza Hall, brig, Rennie ™„ ™. John T. Rennie ™™. , ,™, 199 . 1843

Eliza, brig, Buthley„ .™~ .„—., .218 . 40 Ellen Simpson, barque, Collier „,. Henry Adamson ™~ ™™ 376 41

Emperor, brig, Dinnson ™~™™«™. John Dinnson „, ™™™»™. .199 . 49 .Vfilliam Essequibo, barque, Ritchie™„™„™. Duthie™~„ ™,™™™ .311 . 47

Exile, schooner, Vollar™™,—. ~- John Jamieson „ .. ™.™. . 39 . 49

Express, brig, Forbes,,,.—, ™., John T. Rennie . „ „ .240 . 41

. .Leith Clyde Fairy, schooner, Thorn & Shipping Co. „™. .150 , George 131 Falcon, brig, Smith ™, Si^ark™™ ™ ,

Fancy, brig, Buyers „ .John Law ... .™ ,™™.

Favourite, brig, Alexander , ™ Alexander Duthie —.„ ... ™

Fetteresso Castle, smack, Walker The Master , ™,m „

First, schooner, Rowell , Gilbert Walker „™„ ™.™> . 60 ..

Florence, schooner, Roberts Stewart, Rowell, & Co. , 127 .. . 31

Forth, schooner, Cook ™„™„™~ John Bruce.. , , „™,„ . 103 .. 26 Fortuna, brig, Ritchie Andrew Anderson „„™„ ™, 225 .. 42

Garland, schooner, Moffat „ ~™» J. B. Bannerman, ...... 88 .. 27

Gazelle, schooner, Christopher ™ Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. . 175 .. 46

Gem, schooner, Duthie™~„ .,„ Robb Brothers & Co. , ™, 100 .. 43

Gipsy, schooner, Las'.™ —,«, John Milne -~™„™ . 84 .. 46

Gitana, barque, Ligertwood Alexander Mitchell ™™™«.™~™, 317 .. 46

Gitana, schooner, Paterson„ „™„, Blaikie Brothers ™~™„™„™„™, 92 .. 11 .— —~™ . ——~„,

MARITIME LIST. 37

Name and Master. Owner or Agent Tons, Built.

Gladiator, ship, Thomson -Henry Adarason — . -534 ... 1850

Granite, brig, M'Pherson -Aberdeen Commercial Co. -186 .... 46 Hannah Isabella, brig, Moncur» -George Leslie™—~—~~~ -177 ... Happy Return, schooner, Gaiison. .John M'Lachlan ~—„— — 63 ... Harbottle Castle, schooner, Donald„The Master. „114 ... .Robert Anderson ™-165 Harriet, brig, Duncan —. „—„ ...

Harvest Home, brjg, Gray ™— . ^Aberdeen Lime Company™ —140 ... Hawk, schooner, Bruce™—— ™George Leslie , ™™™— —159 ... Helen, brig, Craig.~~.~~ ™John M'Lachlan ~„„—„— — 91 ... Henrietta, schooner, Dunningham„ „The Master ™—™„— —122 ... Henry Holland™— ™—~— ^Sutherland. ™— ~ —161 ... Heroine, ship. Walker „—.™ ~William Duthie ™—„— —387 ... Hero, barque, Donald ™—™—~—~~. Do. „— —288 ...

. —Donaldson Rose & Co. —126 ... Hope, brig, Jamieson „—. —.~ „— Industry, schooner, Walker „— ^Gilbert Walker.™™™,™ — 96 ...

Isabella, brig, Nicol—™„—™— ,.—.™. ..Alexander Hay „ — —155 ... Isabella Leith, brig, Robertson ~~. ™George Millar, jun. „ —193 ... George, —119 ... Isla, brig, Burgess™—,.—. ™— „Oswald, & Co.*™ James Booth, ship, Booth „—.™~— „W. P. Booth ™— —636 ... James Chadwick, brig, Strachan „ ~M. Manuelle „—. „—„— —145 ... Jane Boyd, barque, Merchant ™—™. „Geo. Thompson, jun. —~ —387 ... Jane Black, brig, Spalding™—„—„ -Robert Black ™—™— —240 ..'. Jane Geary, brig, Smith™— -William Hall ™ —228 ... Jane Pirie, ship ™. —.„—... „ William P. Booth „„„ —427 ... Jenny Lind, schooner, Artis „— „James Sutherland „™„ — 92 ... John Bunyan, ship, Thomson „ —Geo. Thompson, jun. — —466 ... John Stewart, brig, Martin ~™ -John Cattc, Son, & Co —166 ... Joseph, smack, Oakley ™ ~ -Hogarth & Co — 42 ... Kincardineshire, brig, M'Kenzie „ —Thomas Adam „—™—™ —193 ...

... „James Nesbit „„ ,. 2S ... Lady Frances — —— .— —™~™~ „— — Lady of the Lake, schooner, Milne ..Aberdeen Commercial Co. —100 ... Laurel, schooner. Reid ™—™— ~Ale.\ander Sogtt ™ «— — 01 ... Lion, brig, Morrison —Alexander Cooper™™.„„.„ —275 ... Liverpool Packet, schooner, Rennie„Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.. — 81 ... Livorno, brig, Cruickshank ~„ George Cruickshank. — 152 ...

London, schooner, Boden .... ~Blaikie Brothers..™..™™. — 140 ... Lord Seaton, barque, Mann — ™Oswald, George, & Co. ~~ —440 ...

T. Rennie ... , —291 ... Lord Haddo, barque. Smith.—.. „John „ Lord Metcalfe, barque, Cargill. ~George Thompson, jun —510 ... Commercial Co. —186 ... Luna, brig, Petty ~.—.„— .. ~Aberdeen

MTntosh, schooner, Dunn „— ,. ™The Master „—. — — 198 ... Magnet, brig „Robert Maitland ..„. —176 ... Main, schooner, King™.. „The Master 31 ... Mansfield, schooner, Phillips „ „George Thomson & Son. -124 ... .335 ... Mangalore. barque, Taylor—., ™Benjamin Moir„ 4T Margaret, barque, Reid ™Grorge Murray.. .353 ... 47

Margaret, brig, Clarks . „W. Rosie .185 ... 47 Margaret Milne, barque, Clyne. ..John Cook -279 ... 47

Margaret Ritchie, brig, Main . „Thomas Ritchie . -142 ... 51 Mariner, schooner, Baxter. —Robert Maitland, ,142 ... 35 Marquis of Stafford, sloop, M Kenzie Alex. M'Kay . ~ 47 ... 27 Mary, sloop, Hepburn „—„—™— A. Sidie & Co . 47 ... 1783 Mary, schooner, Main —— ™„„Gilbert Walker, .128 ... 1848 .,133 ... 36 Marys, schooner, Fletcher „ „ . Mary Read, brig, Wishart —~,. ™—David Morrison „ -113 ... 35 Mary Scott, sloop, Jamieson ..William M'Kinnon & Co - 47 ... 40 Mathesis, barque. Greaves — Charles Grainger „™, -365 .. 41 ™™„ . ™„

38 MARITIME LIST.

Name and Master. Owner or Agent. Tons. Mayflower, brig, Longmuir—™—„„ John Jamieson -279 Mercury, schooner, Reid ,George Elsmie & Son „ -164 Messenger, schooner, Munro™— ,John Catto, Son, & Co. -174 Minerva, brig, Leslie „„ , „ .Thomas Adam ,140 Miranda, brig, Leslie — .. .Benjamin Moir ,205 Monarch, ship, Stephen ™ -Robert Catto & Son, .701 Myrtle, brig, Steele,,,— „ -W. Steele . 60 New Astley, brig, Hutchinson.—™ -John Law „„„„.,. .108 New Frederick, brig, Strachan,. . »M. Manuelle ™— .112 Newhaveu, steamer, Crane . ™-Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.- .148 North Star, steamer, Howling —Aberdeen Steam Navigation .506 Noma, schooner, Taylor .-Blaikie Brothers . 58 Ocean Bride, schooner, Scott ™ -Alexander Scott — . 65 Ochtertyre, barque, Robb . „-Gilbert Walker .221 Oliver Cromwell, ship, Alexander™—George Thompson, jun „ .473 Pacific, barque, Paterson —Andrew Anderson — .386 Paragon, schooner, Linklater ™„ -Aberdeen Steam Navigation I .153 Patriot, brig, Donald ™—„ ,—«„—-The Master , - 98

Peggy, smack, Aflleck , -John Forbes „ , , „ . 26 Peruvian, barque, Bruce „ ™-Donaldson Rose & Co. „ .413 Phoenician, barque, Sproat -George Thompson, jun .478 Pomona, brig, Taylor -Robert Johnston ™— .136 Prince of Wales, barque, Stewart -George Thompson, jun,.. . .582 Prospect, schooner, Leask ™—„ „-J. Leask — .107 Pursuit, brig, Johnston,,. -William Duthie „ .164 Queen (The), steamer Campbell™-Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. .662 Renown, barque, Walker , —Wiliiam Duthie... , .311 Richard Grainger, sch., Brebner „—W. Williamson™— _ .115 Richebucto, barque. Ganson —George Thompson, jun. -400 Roberts, schooner, Cox , —James Winlaw, jun.„ .141 Robert M'William, brig, Allan -Robert Catto & Son -298 Rob Roy, sloop, Andrews -James Nesbit™—™— , „ - 31 Rose, barque, Gibb , —Donaldson Rose & Co „ -279 Sally, M Pberson„-„ _- — W. M'Pherson . , , - 50 Samson, schooner, Henderson -John T. Rennie „. -136 Sarah, schooner, Christie . -John Christie , - 54

Sarah, brig, Sim , -Donaldson Rose & Co. . .232 Sheperdess, barque, Scorgie ™—™„-Alexander Duthie & Co. „ .284 St. Andrew, barque, Kerr J ., JJJJJJI1L. JJJ —Thomas Adam , .„ „ -310 St. George, schooner, Palmer ™—George Thomson & Son-. , -111 St. Lawrence, barque, Tulloch —Donaldson Rose & Co. ™ -406 St. Nicholas, brig, Lyon -Robert Maitland ^ -140 Scottish Maid, schooner, Sinclair™-George Leslie . -142 Scottish Maid, barque, Alexander™-A. & W. Nicol ™- -523 Sea Horse, brig ™— -A. Duthie & Co Seaton, brig, M'Connachie„ „™-A. St W. Nicol -™ .185 Sedulous, brig, Levie ™———™— —Nisbet & Robertson , ,™ .226 Sir Ed. Banks, schooner, Linklater -John Gibb & Son . 95 Sir W. Wallace, brig, Jaffray —Donaldson Rose & Co. ™— -183 Smithfield, schooner, Mowat „——Aberdeen Lime Company .166 Sophia, schooner, Chalmers —William Williamson m . 89 Sovereign, steam-ship, Snowie™—-Leith & Clyde Shipping Co.- .459 ^Sportsman, schooner, Grant—.. —George Elsmie & Son ——.„„ .143 Spartan, yacht™— , -Hogarth & Co. ™„ . 12 Struggler, brig, Flann „ —John Webster- „ .170 Superior, schooner, Stewart ,™—Aberdeen Steam Navigation i „143 Sylph, yacht ,- ,, ,..., -Hogarth & Co - 39 ——- J

REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 39

Name and Master. Owner or Agent Tons. Built. .67 ...1830 Sylvanus, brig, Anderson . —,. Robert Maitland Thalia, barque, Volum „™ ~- Alexander Booth ^ 350 ... 44 Theophilus, brig, Brown ~- Robert Maitland ,„~„~ 96... 18 Traffic, schooner, Scott ~™ Alexander Scott ,™, 91 ... 49 300... 41 Undaunted, barque, Walker —, William Duthie i. ™ Nicol ~~.240 ... 49 Vallisnernia, barque, Nicol—. .John . 279... 48 Victoria, steamer, Wil'et —. .Nisbet & Robertson — Victoria, schooner, Hay~~.~~™„—», .Aberdeen Lime Company „,~™ 180 ... 49 Victory, barque, Fowler ,™»,^„w»„». .John Nicol „,™„w. *„~ 239... 47 Victory, steam-tug, Gauld Xeith & Clyde Shipping Co. „,„~ 92 .. 44

134 .. 38 Venus, brig, Matthews ~- .P. Buyers . ~—. Veracity, schooner, Leslie ~~ .The Master „™ . — 141 38 , 155 ... Wanderer, brig, Buchan . ~. .George Thompson, jun —

. 91 ... 15 Waterloo, brig, Low , — „„. 47 Waterwitch, schooner, Wood „™ .George Elsmie & Son , 134 ...

William Edward, brig, Monro™..^ .The Master ,—.196 ... 47 Win. Hogarth, schooner, Cook— „Leitb & Clyde Shipping Co. „_140 ... 41 Wm. Maitland, brig, Mennie™—™ .Robert Maitland™. „~I59 ... 39 Wm. Oughtred, schooner, Stephen ..Robert Stephen „„ .„„„„ 36 ... 46 Zephyr, smack, Ham .,„-,, —.„ .W.Hogarth ™ 47 ... 19

SECTION IV -REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

POST OFFICE, Market Street.

David Stdari, Postmaster.

Wm. Mitchell, 1st Clerk. James Stuart, 4th Clerk Robert Gray, 2d Clerk, Robert Cumming, 5th Clerk Geo. Duncan, 3d Clerk David Mitchell, 6th Clerk

7th Clerk. Robert Fraser, Stamper.

LETTER-CARRIERS.

James Leighton, John Milne, Charles Wilson. Robert Porter, William Salmond" Thomas M'Guffie, David Fraser, and James Fraser.

RECEIVING OFFICES. Harper 197, Union Street J. Fraser Broadford„ .W. .R. Ross 57, Quay P. Buyers Old Aberdeen

( For Arrivals and Dispatches of Mails, see page vii — —

40 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

RATES OF POSTAGE ON LETTERS TO ANY PLACE WITDIN THE UNITED KINGDOM, &C.

If not exceeding A oz., -Id. If not exceeding 2 oz.. ,4d.

1 ,, oz.. .2d. .. 3 oz.. ,6d.

And so on, adding 2d. for every ounce.

Letters and packets of any weight being prepaid, may now be forwarded by Post, but must not exceed Two Feet in length or breadth.

" Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament, or of the Colonial Legislatures, are charged

Under 4 oz.. ~ld.

Above 4 and under 8 oz . ,2d.

,, 8 „ 12 oz.. ,3d., and so on.

Such votes and proceedings, whether paid or unpaid, pass at these rates be- tween places in the United Kingdom, and also to the Colonies by Packet. To those places to which there are no Packets, they may be forwarded by " Private Ship," at double the above rates. They are not, however, forwarded to the East Indies, vid Southampton, nor to places through France, under the full rates of letter postage.

Members of each House of Parliament are allowed to receive by the post, petitions and addresses to her Majesty, and petitions addressed to either House of Parliament, not exceeding thirty -two ounces in weight, exempt jrom postage, provided such petitions and addresses he sent wit/wit covers, or in covers open at the sides. Should they exceed that weight, they will not require to be prepaid, but are charged according to their weight as unpaid letters, with double the rates of postage to which, if prepaid, they would be subject.

SniP LETTERS.

Letters conveyed by private ship to places beyond seas are liable to a rate of

Under J oz.™,„ ,0s. 8d. Above A oz. and under 1 oz „, ,1s. 4d.

,.1 ,, 2 oz.„™. ,2s. 8d.

And so on in proportion.

PACKET LIST.

STATEMENT OF PACKET BOATS.

Made up in London. When Due in London.

Calais Twice daily. Sun. excpt. Twice daily, Sun. Dover.^»„,„^, excpt. Ostend Everyday, Sun. exept. Daily Holland „™ Wed. te Sat. Morning Monday and Thursday The Thames „ Haniburgh„ Tuesday and Friday Tuesday and Saturday „™. „ Twice daily, Sun. excpt. Daily ersey & Southampton, ( i X Mon. Wed. & Fri. Evgs. Tues. Thrs. Sat. Guernsey 5 & I J | REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 41

SOUTHAMPTON STATION.

Mails Dispatched from London.

By Day Mai!.

Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar,™™ „ 7, 17, & 27 every Month. Gibraltar, Malta, Greece & Ionian Islands, Egypt, 20th of every Month. Ceylon, India, and China - ™„™ (1) British Colonies in West Indies (except Hon- duras and Nassau). Foreign Colonies, &c, 2d and 17th of every in W. Indies (except Havana). California, Month. Venezuela, New Granada, Grey Town (St.

Juan de Nicaragua) . . , „™ 2d of every Month only.

(3) Havana, Honduras, and Nassau „ , 17th of every Month only. (4) Chili and Peru (Mails for Chili and Peru will be forwarded also on the 2d of each Month,ith, > 17th of every Month. but only as far as Panama), Lisbon, Madeira, Brazil, and Buenos Ayre: 9th of every Month.

PLYMOUTH STATION.

Mails Dispatched from London.

Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, Sierra Leone, and > Evening of the !4th of every Month.

LIVERPOOL STATION.

Mails Disoatched from London.

Every alternate Friday in De- cember, January, February, British North America, Bermuda, and United f and March, and every Friday during the remainder of. the year..

All Letters addressed to the , and not directed to be otherwise sent, will be transmitted by the First Packet, whether British or United States, which specially directed " by British is despatched after they are posted ; but Letters Packet," " by United States Packet," or by any particular Vessel named, will be forwarded in accordance with the desire thus expressed by the writers.

The British Mail Packets on the New York Line will proceed direct from Liverpool to New York and from New York to Liverpool, without calling at Brunswick, Halifax. Letters and Newspapers, however, for Nova Scotia, New and Prince Edward Island, may still be forwarded in closed Mails by these Packets, " " United States ;" but Letters if specially addressed via New York," or via the and Newspapers not so addressed will be sent in the regular Mails to Halifax by the Packets proceeding from Liverpool via Halifax to Boston. D 2 42 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

The United States Mail Packets, as well as the British Packets, will convey closed Mails for Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, nnd Prince Edward Island, and Letters and Newspapers will be f jrwarded in such closed Mails if specially addressed '• via New York,'' or " via the United States." Letters for Canada, however, must, in addition, bear the words " By United States Packet."

The Postage upon Letters and Newspapers is precisely the same whether they are conveyed by British or United States Packets,

Letters, 8c, for Bermuda and Newfoundland will be forwarded by the Packets

proceeding to Boston ; the Mails for Bermuda will be despatched from Halifax Immeliately after the arrival of the Packet at that Port, and those for Newfound- land will be despatched on the arrival at Halifax of the Homeward Packet from Boston,

RATES OF FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LETTERS.

o Signifies that the Postage must be paid in advance.

a Denotes that the Rate includes British and Foreign combined.

MEM.— In all cases where a Letter is not specially directed to be sent by any particular Route, the Bate of Postage first mentioned is chargeable.

Single Single Rate .rate Rate, not under above News- Qr. oz. Half-oz. papers.

s. d. s. d. d. oa Aden „™,™,„™ m„^^,^_^^-,„^«,w^OT„^^ 1 10 3

Ditto, via Southampton „™ ~,™,„™™~„.» 1

a Alexandria - . JJ„, JJJJJJJJJ„JJJJJ . J .. J ... J 1 8 3 Ditto, via Southampton .„„„ .„„„ . ™..» 1 6 2 a Ditto, by French Packet, via Marseilles 1 3 3 a Algeria „„„„„. „„ „„ „„ 10 a Austrian .™-,. . „„ . J , JA. ;JJJ . JJJJJ 1 5 2 a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™ 1 8 2 a Ditto, (except Galicia and Silesia; via Hamburgh 1 7 2

a Austrian Galicia and Silesia, Ditto ™„™„™„»» 1 3 2

o Azores . . „„„„ J,„.»;aj „ , 1 10 2

o Ditto, via Portugal „„ „™„™ „™..™ 1 9 2

a Baden ™„ ™. . „„ .„„™,™..™»„„ S) 2 a Ditto, via Belgium™™ ™„™ „™„™ .„ 1 3

o Ditto, via Holland or 1 Hamburgh , , „ 3

a Bavaria , ,*»^„ 10 2 a Ditto, via Belgium„™„™ , „^ „„ 1 4 Ditto, a via Holland or Hamburgh „™ „„ 1 4 REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 43

Single Single Rate Rate Rate, not on t under above News- Half- 02. » Qr. oz. papers.

s. d. s. d. d. a Belgium ™„™.,,™. .™.„™,™.„„™~.„..,.™™™.„, 6 a Ditto, via France (Closed Mail) ™„ ™. 6 o Ditto, via Holland ™™™.™~™^.™^.„.«.„..„™„™. 8

a Belgrade . . . ™ 1 5 2 oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™™™. ™™. ~ 1 5 2 oa Ditto, via Hamburgh™™™..™.™^™.™ .™.™„J, 1 4 2

Berbice ™™™„. . ™™™. „ .™„ ™™™. 1 2

Bermuda ™™ . ™™™™.„ 1 oa Beyrout ™ ,™„ ™ ™™™™.™. ™_ 1 8 3 o Ditto, via Southampton ™™™.„ .,. .™™™. „ 1 6

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet ™™,™.™~ 1 3 3 o Bolivia ™^,™„ ™™™.„„™™™.™„ ™ 2

o Brazil ™~,™ „ -™™ , 2 9 a Bremen,™. ™™™™ ,™ ,™™„ ™„ 8

a Ditto, via Belgium (Closed Mail)™. ™™™. 1 a Ditto, via Holland ™„ ™™.„™.™„ ™™ I 4 a Ditto, via France ™™™™™,™^.™„,™»™„™™.™„ 1 8 2 a Brunswick .„ ™.™ ™™™.™™™ „™™. 9

a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland „ .™~™.. ~~ ... 1 3

a Ditto, via France „™ „™ ™^, ., 1 8 o Buenos Ayres ™„™™™.™-.™.,™, ,„.„...,„.,.„ 2 7 2 oa California ™„ .. „™. ™~„ . ™ „ 2 9 2 Ditto, via the United (Closed Mail) oo States ™„™~ 2 b h 2 o Cape of Good Hope ™„™„™™™.„.™„,™..™>.„„...„ 1 o Cape de Verde Islands ™„,™.™„.™.„™™. „ „ 1 10

Canada ™ , ™™™.™™™.™.™™™.™™™. 1 2 Ditto, via Halifax „™ .™™.™™™.„ „ .™™. 1

Canary Islands,™,™ ™™™ ™™. 1 10 oo Ceylon™.„ , ™.™.™. ™.™. „. , 1 10 3

Ditto, via Southampton ™„ .™™. .„, 1

o Chili „ ... ™„. ™ 2 2 oa China, (Hong Kong excepted),,. ™„ 1 10 3

o Ditto, via Southampton „ ™~ .. 1

a Constantinople ~ . „. „™.„, . 1 11 2 a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland.™..™ ™ 2 3

a Ditto, via Hamburgh,,.,. .™™. .. „ 2 2

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet „ 1 3 3

a Cracow „ . ™„ „™.„ .„ 1 5 o Cuba™,.™.,.™.. ™™™™™. „ 2 3 oa Ditto, via United States, (Closed Mail) „ 1 4 1 o Curasao™..™..™,. ™ „_„,—™.—„„. 1 5 o Cuxhaven™™™.™™™™™.™™™., „ .™„™„™~„ 6 !

• a Ditto, via France .™™™.™™™.™™™.„ 1 3

a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™™™™ . „ 1 4 I

a Denmark , .„ ™~„ ,™.™™. „v ™„™™» 10 a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland...,,,,.,.™..,,.,. „„ I 8 i Ditto, a via France „ .„„™.™™™. .™ ™™. I 8 1

o Ecuador , . ..™ ,_™ .™„„™™ 2

a Egypt. (Alexandria excepted) . .. „ .™~, . „ 1 8 3 o Ditto, via Southampton „ ™„„, 1 6 2 a France ™™™™™™.,™. ™„.™™. 10 a Frankfort ™. ™^ ™„™™., ™„ 1 4 ——

4.4 REVENUE DEPARTMEET.

Sin gle Single Rate

Rate Rate, not on |

under above News- . Qr oz. Half-oz. papers. |

s. d. s. d. d. !

a Frankfort, via France ™ ~ ,™. 1 3 i a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh, 1 4 ™™™. 1

a Galatz „™ .™™™™., , . 1 9 1

a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland „, . „ .„ 1 2

a Ditto, via Hamburgh ,—,™,™.—. ™~ . 2 1

a Galicia . „ .„ . . , .,„ .~™ 1 8

a Ditto, via Hamburgh „™„™ „™, . ..™, 1 3

Gibraltar , „™ , . . 1

oa Ditto, via France „™„™„ ™~ ™ . 10 2 o Greece .„™ . .„™™ ~™ 5 o Ditto, via Southampton ^Jm~»..—.^.....^^^ 1 6

oa Ditto, via Marseilles „ ,. . .,™.„ .™. 1 3

1 a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet ~ , 1 5 o Grey Town „ „™, ™-™™ 2 3

a Hamburgh ,™™™„, ... ,™™™. ... . 8

a Ditto, via Belgium (Closed Mail)™™,. ...„„ „ 1

a Ditto, via Holland,™.,™™™,.,™.™™™,™™™™™ 1 4

a Ditto, via France „ , . , ,™. . . 1 3

1 a Hanover . ™. „ „™ . 9

a Ditto, via Belgium -™.™™™..™..™- 1 5

o Ditto, via Holland „™™,™_,™.,™.,™.„„ .. . 8

a Ditto, via France „.™.™.„™„.™.,™.,™.„™.™. 1 8 o Heligoland ™™™- 6 a Hesse ™_ 1 4 a Ditto, via France ™™™„™™™,„™, „~ ,™. 1 3

a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh™™™.,™, 1 4

a Holland „™ ™™™- . . ™~ 1

a Ditto, via Belgium (Closed MaiU „ . 1 2

o Ditto, via France ™„ .„„, . „,™..™..™. 5 Honduras „™ ™™™™™~ ™™™. 1 3 oa Hong Kong . ™~ ™~ 1 10

Ditto, via Southampton „ .. ™™™.™™™. 1

a Ibriali „™.™.™™. . ... ,™.., . 1 9 a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™„ „™™™. 2 2

a Ditto, via Hamburgh,,™,™.,™*™,™. ,™.™™™. 2 1 oa India ,™. ™« ™™™„, ™™™- 1 10 3 Ditto, via Southampton ™~„™ ,™.. 1 oa Ionian Islands ™™™».™™,...™.™™™.™™™.™™™. 1 3 oa Ditto, via Ostend „~ ™™„ ™„ „ 1 5

Ditto, via South am pton™™™. . . ™~ 1

oa Ditto, via Marseilles . . ,™.„„™„™„™„™,™» I 8 3

oa Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet 1 3 2 I

Jamaica (Kingston excepted) . .„ „™ 1 2

. , , . 1 Kingston ,

a Jassy ..™™ ™™ . „™,™. _.„ „ . 1 9

a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland „„ .,™.,™.„ 2 1 .

2 ! a Ditto, via Hamburgh ™™™.„™™™. , „ ~ oa Java™-,™., . „™™™™. 2 2 oa Ditto, via Southampton ~™,.™. -™™„™ ~ 1 4 oa Ditto, via Holland ™™™. „™„ 1

1 4 a Lippe Detmold „ „ , , 3 a Ditto, via France , _. ™„ 1 __; J . . —

REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 45

Single Rate under Qr. oz.

a Lippe Detmold, via Holland or Hamburgh™^ a Lubeck, via Belgium (Closed Mail)™„„„ ,™ a Ditto, via Hamburgh.. a Ditto, via Holland,.

a Ditto, via France—. .„„„.,. . „„

1 10

o Ditto, via Lisbon . , ,—.„ 1 9 10

1 3

Ditto, via Southampton .— . a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet,. 1 1 1 10

o Ditto, via Southampton , . .

o Meeklenburgh Strelitz .—.„~- —. ... a Ditto, via France ™ .,„„«-.„„.. 1 8 a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland™™,.™™,. 1 3

a Meeklenburgh Schwerin ™. . .„ 1 8 a Ditto, via France „ . —„,„—.„—.,. a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland „ 1 3 1 4

1 3 a Ditto, via France . 1 4 a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh , oar Minorca™

oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ,—,„™.. oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland .„. oa Ditto, via Hamburgh „ , ,—.„

oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland .„ , a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet™™.

a Ditto, via France . ™

a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh .

New Brunswick . . „ . —..

a Ditto, via the United States (Closed Mail) , Newfoundland ™™,™™„ ™~ ™™™,„

a New Granada. . . . ™ ..„.,„_„„„.

a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™„™™»™™, 1 10

1 a Ditto, via France ~™_™ ™„ ., 8 1

a Ditto, via the Uuited States ( Closed Mail) „ 1

a Ditto, via France „ ,— 1

I a Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™„. . .„ 1 3 2 9 oa Ditto, via the United States (Closed Mail),. 2 5£ 5" ! o Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet must be sent unpaid. 46 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Single ingle Rate Rate,not under above Qr. oz. Half-oz. papers

o« Papal States, via Belgium or Holland., oa Ditto, via Hamburgh,™.™..—~„„™. 1 4 oa Penang 1 10

Ditto, via Southampton ™.—..

oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™ o Placentia ™.™. ™. ™.„ oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ....

a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh, a Ditto, via France ™.

aa Ditto, via France,. Prince Edward Island...... ~~.~~v.~~.~~,. a Ditto, via the United States (Closed Mail).,

a Ditto, via Holland „~.™.™.™. ™.„ a Ditto, via Hamburgh,. a Ditto, via France ~~. ~~.—...

a Ditto, via France ~~-—. a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh 1 7 a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh 1 7 a Ditto, via France ~~~ ~~.„ 1 4 a Salonica, via Belgium or Holland 2 3 a Ditto, via Hamburgh ~. ™.~ 2 2

1 11 a Ditto, via France „™ „ . 10

oa Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet,. 1 3 oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland „™„, 1 5 oa Ditto, via Hamburgh ™. 1 4 1 4 a Saxe Alteuburgh ..... , a Ditto, via France ™~ 1 3 a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh™.,.™,. 1 4

a Saxe Coburg Gotha . 1 4

1 8 a Ditto, via France , a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh,. 1 4

1 3

a Ditto, via France „~.„~.~„~~,. 1 8 a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh,. 1 3 a Schaumburg Lippe„ 1 4 1 2 a Ditto, via France .—.~.™.,-—...—... a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh „ 1 4 4 a Scbwartzenburgh Rudolstadt ™. ,.—.„ 1 1 3 a Ditto , via France.. , .„™. a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh „ 1 4

a Schwartzenburgh, Sonderhausen~~.,~~,~™ 1 4

a Ditto, via Fran ee.~~ ,.„~.™.„.„~- .. 1 3 a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh™,™.,. 1 4

1 II

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet,. 1 3 — —

REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 47

Single Single Bate | Rate Rate. not on

under above } News- 1 oz. 1 oz. papers.

s. d.

a Scutari, via Belgium or Holland™.™™.™ 1 3

a Ditto, via Hamburgh ™™„ 1 2 oo Sicily, via Marseilles, by French Packet. 1 3

ora Ditto, via France,*™ ™™™™™~ 1 3 aa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™™«„™ 1 5 o Sierra Leone „^™ ™™™» ™„™™ ~.

a Silesia. 1 8

a Ditto, via Hamburgh „„™,™ 1 3 10 o Ditto, via Southampton, by Packet

a Ditto, via Belgium,.,., ,—. 1 10

a Ditto, via France, 1 8

a Ditto, via Holland™™™. ™™ . 1 10 11 via a Ditto, Belgium „ „ , ™. 9

o Ditto, via Southampton ™™, . ~ .

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet, . o« Tunis, via Marseilles, by French Packet ™™™.

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet™™ . . on Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™„„ ™™™™™™

oa Ditto, via Hamburgh, ™„ , ™™™.™~,

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet,™,.,— .

a Ditto, via Marseilles, by French Packet™™™. oa Ditto, via Belgium or Holland ™™™™™„ oa Ditto, via Hamburgh .„ „ ™™™

a Ditto, via France ™~ , . ,

a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh™™, ™™. . West Indies, British (Jamaica and Berbice excepted)

o West Indies, Foreign (Cuba excepted) , .

o Western Coast of South America.™™ ,

a Ditto, via Belgium , . ,™™ ™™ a Ditto, via Holland or Hamburgh ™™™.

REGISTRATION OF LETTERS.

Since January, 1841, a system of registration has been in operation, applicable to all descriptions of letters.

Letters intended for registration must be paid in stamps, and presented at the Post-Office at ieast 30 minutes before the closing of the letter-box for the particular mail by which it is to be dispatched. The registration fee is Cd., and must be prepaid. 48 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

In the case of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship letters, registration extends to the port of despatch in the United Kingdom only.

addressed Letters to France, may be registered to their destination ; and those passing through France, so long as they may remain in the French territory—the former on payment of double the French rate to place of destination, in addition to the British rate and British registration fee—and the latter on payment of the nsual postage rate, and registration fee. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made with a view of insuring the punctual delivery of registered letters ; on their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to sign a receipt.

MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.

The Money Order Office, for granting and cashing Money Orders, is open from 9, a.m., till 6, p.m., every lawful day.

The commission for money orders being, for sums not exceeding £2, three- pence ; for sums exceeding £2, and not exceeding £5, sixpence. No order can be granted for sums beyond £5.

A List of Places in the United Kingdom upon which, alone, Money Orders can be drawn, and at which they can be issued.

SCOTLAND.

Aberbrothwick Blackshiels Craigellachie Aberdeen Blair-Adam Craill .Aberdour Blair-Atholl Cramond Aberfeldy Blairgowrie Creetown Aboyne Bonaw Crieff Airdrie Bonar Bridge Cromarty Alloa Borrowstouness Cullen Annan Bowmore Culross Anstrutht;r Braco Cumnock Appin Brechin Cupar-Angus Ardersier Bridge of Earn Cupar-Fife Ardrossan Broadford Currie Aross Buckie Dalbeattie Auchterarder Burntisland Dalkeith Auchtermuchty Callander Dairy Ayr Campbelton Denny Ayton Canonbie Dingwall Ballantrae Carnoustie Dornoch Billater Carr Bridge Douglas, Lanark Ballindalloch Carstairs Doune Banchory Castle Douglas Diem Banff- Chance Inn Dumbarton Bathgate Coatbridge Dumfries Beauly Cockburnspath Dunbar Beith Coldst'eam Dunbeath Bervie Colinsburgh Dunblane Biggar Colinton Dundee REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 4-9

Dunfermline Kelso Oban Dunkeld Kettle Oldmeldrum Dunoon Kilmarnock O drain Dunse Kincardine Paisley Dunvegan Kinghorn Parkhill Ecclesfechan Kingussie Peebles Edinburgh Kinross Pennycuick Elgin Kintore Perth Ellon Kirkcaldy Peterhead Errol Kirkcudbright Pitlochrie Evanton Kirkliston Pittenweem Falkirk Kirknewion Portaskaig Ferry-port-on-Craig Kirkwall Port-Glasgow Fettercairn Kiriiemuir Portobello Fochabers Lanark Port- Patrick Ford Langholm Portree Forfar Largs Portsoy Forres Lasswade Portwilliam Fort-Augustus Lauder Prestonkirk Fortrose Laurencekirk Prestonpans Fort- William Leadliills Rachan Mill Fraserburgh Leith Ratho Fushiebridge Lerwick Rothesay Fyvie Lesmahagow St. Andrews Galashiels Levan St. Boswell's Green Garlieston Libberton Saltcoats Gatehouse Linlithgow Sanquhar Girvan Loanhead Selkirk Glasgow Lochalsh Slateford Glenluce Lochgilphead South Queensferrj Golspie Lochmadd}' Stewarton Grangemouth Lockerliy Stirling Grantown Markinch Stonehaven Greenock Maiichline Sornoway Haddington Maybole Stow, Selkirk Hamilton Meigle Stranraer Hawick Melrose Strontiau Hellensburgh Mid-Calder Tain Holytown Mintlaw Tarbert Huntly Moflfat Thornhill Inchture Montrose Thurso Inverary Motherwell Tobermory Invergordon Musselburgh Tranent Inverkeithin^' Nairn Turriff Inverness Newburgh. Fife Ullapool Irvine Newport, Fife Upliall Jedburgh Newton- Stewart Whitburn Johnstown Noblehouse Whithorn Keith North Berwick Wick Keith-hall North Queensfcrry Wigton Wishaw

The following Penny Post Offices around Edinburgh are empowered

to grant and pay Money Orders, viz : —

Colinton Currie Ford Cramond Dalkeith Kirkliston 50 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Kirknewton Musselburgh Ratho Lasswade Pennycuick Slateford Leith Portobello Tranent Libberton Prestonpans Uphall Loanhead

ENGLAND AND WALES.

Aberayron Banbury Blyth Aberford Bangor Bodmin< Abergavenny Barnard's Castle Bognor Abergele Banwell Bolton Aberwystwith Barmouth Boroughbridge Abingdon Barnet Boston Accrington Barnsley Bourne Acklington Barnstaple Bournemouth Albrighton Barton on Dumber Boxford Alcester Barton, under Needwd. Brackley Alford Bracknell Alfreton Bath Bradford, Alnwick Battle Bradford, Yorkshire Alresford Bawtry Braintree Alston Beaminster Bramton Alton Beaumaris Brandon, Suffolk Altrinchara Beccles Brecknock Ambleside Beaconsfield Brentwood Amersham Bedale Brewood Amesbury Bedford Bridgend Amlwch Bedlington Bridgenorth Ampthill Belford Bridgewater Andover Belper Bridlington Andover Road Bentham Bridlington Quay Appleby Berkhamstead Bridport Arrington Berkeley Brieily Hill Arundel Berwick Brigg Ashbourne, Derby Beverly Brighouse Ashburton Bewdley Brighton Ashby-de-la-Zouche Bicester Bristol Ashford, Bideford Brixham Ashton-under-Lyne Biggleswade Broadstairs Ashton Billericay Broadway Atberstone Bildeston Broomley, Kent Attleborough Bilstone Bromyard Arbridge Bingham Broomsgrove Axminster Bingley Brough Aylesbury Birkenhead Broughton-in-Turnes Aylsham Birmingham Bruton Bacup Bishop's Aukland Brynmawr Bagshot Bishop's Castle Bubwith Bakewell Bishop's Stortford Buckingham Bala Bishop's Waltharu Budleigh Salterton Baldock Blackburn Builth Bampton Blackpool Bungay Bampton, Blandford Buntingford REVENUE DEPARTMENT. SI

Bures Clevedon, Somerset Duffield Burford Clifton Duncburch Burnham Clitheroe Dunmow Burnley Cobham Dunstable Burslem Cockermouth Eirdisley Burton in Kendal Colchester Durham Burton on Trent Coleford Dursley Bury, Lancashire Coleshill Easingwold Bury, St. Edmund's Colne Eastbourne Buxton Colsterworth East Grinstead Caistor Colyton Eastwood Callington Congleton Eccleshall Calne Conway Edenbridge Camborne Corwen Edgeware Cambridge Coventry Egremont Camelford Cowbridge Ellesmere Campden Cowes, Isle of Wight Ely Canterbury Cran bourne Emsworth Cardiff Cranbrook Enstone Cardigan Crawley Epping Carlisle Crediton Epsom Carmarthen Crewkerne Ermebridge Carnarvon Crickhowell Esher Cartmel Cricklade Evesham Castle Carey Cromer Exeter Castle Donington Croydon Exmouth Castleford Cuckfield Eye Catterick Cullompton Fairford Caxton Darlington Fakenham Chalford Dartford Falmouth Chard Dartmouth Fareham Charlbury Daventry Farnham Charmouth Darwen Farringdon Chatham Dawlish Fazely Chatteris Deal Felton Cheadle Debenhnm Fence Houses Chelmsford Deddington Fenny, Stratford Cheltenham Dedham Ferrybridge Chepstow Denbigh Ferry Hill Chertsey Deptford Feversham Chesham Derby Filly Chester Dereham Fishguard Chesterfield Fleetwood Chester Ie Street Devonport Flint Chichester Dewsbury Folkingham Chippenham Diss Folkstcne Chipping, Norton Distington Fordingbridge Chipping, Sodbury Dolgelly Fowey Chirk Doncaster Frumlingham Chiselhurst Dorchester Frome Chorley Dorking- Gainsborough Christchurch Dover Gargrave Chudleigh Dowlais Garstang Churnleigh Downham Gateshead Church Stretton Downton Gerrard's Cross Cirencester Driffield Glastonbury Clare, Suffolk Droitwich Glossop Claycross Dudley Gloucester 52 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Godalming Holswortby Ledbury Godstone Holt Leeds Goole Holyhend Leek Gosport Holywell Leicester Grantham Honiton Leigh Gravesend Horncastle Leighton, Bufsard Grimsby Horndean Leominster Guernsey Horsham Leven, Yorkshire Guildford, Surrey Hounslow Lewes Guisborough Howden Leytham Hadleigh Huddersfield Lichfield Hadlow Hull Lincoln Hailsham Hungerford Linton Halesowen Huntingdon Liphook Halesworth Hurst Ureen Liskheard Halifax Hurst Pierpoint Littlehampton Halstead Hythe Liverpool Haltwhistle Hythe, Hants Llandillo Hanley Ilchester Llandovery Harleston Ilfracombe Llanelly Harling Ilminster Llaufyllian Harlow IngatPstone Llangadock Harrowgate Ipswich Llangolen Hartford bridge Ironbridge L'anidloes Hartlepool Isle of Man Llanwrst Harwich Ivybridge Lodden Haslemere Jersey Long Stratton Haslingden Keileitjh Lung Sutton Hastings Kelvedon Longton Hatfield Kendal Longtown Havant Kenilworth Lostwithiel Haverfordwest Kentchurch Loughborough Hawarden Keswick Loughon Hawes Kettering Louth Hawkhurst Keynsham LowestofF Hay Kidderminster Ludlow Haydonbridge Kidivelly Luton Hayle Kimbolton Lutterworth Hedon Kineton Lydney Helmsley Kingsbridge Lyme Helston Kingston- on-Thames Lymington Hemel Hempstead Kington Lyndhurst Henley-in- A rden Kirby Stephen Lynn Henley-on-Thames Kirkham Lyndon, Devon Hereford Kikrby, Lonsdale Macclesfield Heme Bay Knaresborough Machynlleth Hertford Knutsford Maidenhead Hexham Lamberhurst Maidstone Heytesbury Lampeter Maidon Higham Ferrers Lancaster Malmesbury Highworth Landport Mai pus High Wycombe Lanapoit Malton, New Hinckle)- Launceston Malvern Hindon Lavenham Manchester Hitchen Lawton Manningtree Hoddesdon Leamington Mansfield Hoi beach Leatherhead Marazion Holmfirth Lechlade March REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 53

Margate Newton, Lancashire Potton Market Bosworth Newtown, Mont- Prescot Market Deeping gomeryshire Presteign Market Drayton Northallerton Preston Market Harorough Northampton Prestonbrook Market Raisin Northiam, Sussex Pwllheli Market Street Northleach Queenborough Market Weighton North Sunderland Ramsey Marlborough North Walsham Ramsgate Marlow Northwich Ravenglass Marsden Norwich Reading Marsbam Nottingham Redditch Martock Nunaaton Redear Maryport Oakham Redruth Matlock, Derby Oakhampton Reeth Melbourne Ockbrooke Reigate Melksham Odiam Retford Melton Mowbray Oldham Rhayder Mere Old Swan Rhyl Merthyr Tydvil Ollerton Richmond, York Middleham Olney Rickmansworth Middlesborougb Ongar Ringwood Middleton Ormskirk Ripley, Surrey Middlewich Oswestry Ripon Midhurst Otley Robertsbridge Mildenhal] Ottery, St. Mary Robin Hood's Bay Milford Oundle Rochdale Milnthorpe Overtown Rochester Minehead Oxford Rochford Mold Padstow Rockingham Monmouth Paignton Romney, New Morpeth Painswick Ross, Hereford Moreton in Marsh Pateley Bridge Rothbury Much Wenlock Patrington Rotherham Mumbles Paulton Rougham Nailsworth Pembroke Royston Namptwich Pembroke Dock Ruabon Narbeth Penkridge Rugby Nayland Penrith Rugeley Neath Penryn Rumford Needham Market Penzance Rumsey Neston Pershore Runcorn Newark Peterborough Ruthin New Buckingham Petersfield Ryde, Isle of Wight Newbury Petworth Rye Newcastle Emlyn Pewford Saffron Walden Newcastle-on-Tyne Pewsey St. Albans Newcastle under Lyne Pickering St. Asaph Newent St. Austel Newhaven, Sussex Plymton St. Bees Newmarket, Cam- Pocklington St. Clears bridgeshire Pontefract St. Columb Newnham Pontypool St. Helens Newport, Isle of Wight Pontypridd St. Ives, Cornwall Newport, Monmouth Poole St. Ives, Hunts Newport Pagnel Portland, Dorset St. Leonard's on Sea Newport, Shropshire Portsea St. Neots Newton Abbot Portsmouth Salisbury E 2 54 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Sandbaeh Stevenage Truro Sandwich Steyning Tunbridge Sawbridgeworth Stilton Tunbridge Wall Saxmundham Stockbridge Tunstall Scarborough S ockford Tuxford Scilly Siockton on Tees Uckfield Scole Stockenchurch Ulverston Sealiam, Durham Stokesley Uppingham Selby Stone Upton-on-Severn Sed burgh Stoneham Usk Sedgefield Stony Stratford TJttoxeter Settle Stourbridge Uxbridge Seven Oaks Stourport Ventuor Shaftesbury S owmarket "Wadhurst Sheerness Strat lord-on- Avon Wakefield Sheffield Stratton, Cornwall Wallingford Sheftbrd Stroud Walsall Shepton Mallet Stow-in-the-"World Waltham Cross Sherborne Sudbury Walton-on-Naze Shields, North Sunderland Walton-on-Thames Shields, South Sutton Coldfield Wangford Shiere Swaffham Wansford Shiffnall Swan age Wantage Shipston Swansea Ware Shoreham Swindon Wareham Shotley Bridge Tadcaster Warminster Shrewsbury Taibach Warrington Sidmouth Tamworth Warwick Sittingbourne Tarporley West Derby Skipton Taunton Watford Sleaford Tavistock Watton Slough Teignmouth Weckham Market Snaith Ten bury Wednesbury Soham Tenby Weedon Soihull Tenterden Welchpool Somerton Terkhill Welford Southall Tetbury Wellingborough Southam Tetsworth Wellington, S'nrop. Southampton Tewkesbury Wellington, Somer. South Molton Thame Wells, Norfolk South Petherton Thetford Wells, Somerset South port Thirsk Wellwyn Sou !h sea Thornbury Wem Southwell Thorne Wendover Southwold Thrapstone Weobly Spalding Ticehurst West Bromwich Sowerby Bridge Tipton Westbury Spilsby Tiverton Westerham Spitial Todmorderi Weston Super Mare Stafford Topsham Wetherby Staindrop Torquay Wejmouth Staines Torrington Whalley Staley Bridge Totness Wheatley Stamford Towcester Whickham Stanhope Totten Whitby Stanmore Tredegar Whitchurch, Hamp. Starcros3 Trmg Whitchurch Shrop. Staplehurst Trowbridge Whitehaven REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 55

Whitstable Wisbeach Workington Whittlesea Witham Worksop Wigan Witney Worthing Wigton, Cumberland Wiviliscombe Wotham "Wimbourne Woking Wrexham Wincanton Wokngham Wragby Wincheombe Woburn Wrington Winchfield Wolkngham Wymondham Winchester Wolverhampton Yarm Windermere Wood bridge Yarmouth Windsor Woodstock Yarmouth, Norfolk Wingham Wooler Yealhampt m Winsford Wooten-under-Edge Yeovil Winslovv Wooten Basset York Wirksworth Worcester York Town

The following Offices, within the limits of the London District Post,

are empowered to grant and pay Money Orders : —

GENERAL POST OFFICE, St Martin's le Grand.

BRANCH OFFICES.

Lombard Street, for Borough Old Cavendish Street issuing Orders only Charing Cross

Receiving Houses within the Three Mile circle.

Battle Bridge, 1, Pleasant Row Kingsland Road, 4, Orchard Place Bloomsbury, 1, Broid Street Lambeth, 33, Mount Street Camberwell Green Limehouse, 53, Three Colt Street Camden Town, 98, High Street Mile End, 6, Ireland Row City Road, 36, Near Old Street Old Kent Road, 9, Northampton Clerkenwell Green, 41 Place Coventry Street, Soho, 1 Oxford Street, 210 Dock Head, 11 Piccadilly, 65 East India Road Pimlico, 28, Queen's Row Gray's Inn Lane, 43, Upper North Ratclinv, 77, Broad Street Place Shoreditch, 211 Great Surrey Street, 231 Strand. 202 Great Tower Street, 36 Tottenham Court Road, 103 Hackney, 8, Church Street Upper Baker Street, 54 High Holborn, 62 Walworth, 15, Crosby Row Islington, 86, Upper Street Westminster, 8, Broadway Kennington Cross, 2 Whitechapel, 1, Whitechapel Road

Beyond the Three Mile circle.

Barking Chelsea Edmonton Barnet Chiselhurst Eltham Bexley Claphani Enfield Brentford Croydon Bromley, Kent Deptford Hammersmith Brompton, Middlesex Dulwich Hampstead Carshalton Edgeware Hampton 56 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

Harrow Putney Sydenham Hendon Richmond, Surrey Tooting Highgate Romford Tottenham Cross Hounslow Shootershil! Turnham Green Kensington Southall Waltham Cross Kingston-on-Thames Stanmore Wandsworth Lewisham Stoke Newington "Woodford Norwood, Surrey Stratford, Essex Woolwich Paddington

IRELAND.

Abbeyleix Banbridge Castlefln Adair Bandon Castle Island Ahascragh Bangor Castlemartyr Antrim Bantry Castlepollard Ardara Belfast Castlerea Ardee Belmullet Castletown Ardaraham Belturbet Castletown Delviu Arklow Blackrock Castle Wellan Armagh Blessintown Cavan Arthurstown Booterstown Celbridge Ashbourn Boyle Charleville Ashford Bray Clara Athboy Brookboro Clare or Claremoris Athlone Bruff Clifden Athy Buncrana Cloghan Auchnacloy Burrosakane Clogheen Aughrim Burros-in-Ossory Clogher Bagnalstown Bushmills Cloghnakilty Ballyborougb. Buttevant Clonee Balbriggan Cabinteely Clones Balleghaderin Caherciven Clonmel Ballibay Cahir Clough Ballina Caledon CloughjorJan Ballinasloe Callan Cloyne Ballinacollig Camolin Coleraine Ballingarry Cappoquin Collooney Ballinrobe Carlow Comber Ballycastle Cam or Carndonagh Cookstown Ballyconnel Camew Cootehill Ballygowley Carrickfergus Cork Ballyglass Carrickmacross Craughwell Ballyjamesduff Carrick-on- Shannon Crosdorey Ballymahon Carrick-on-Suir Crumlin Ballymenagh Cashel Curofln Ballymoney Castlebar Cushendall Ballymote Castle Bellingham Dangan Ballynacargy Castle Blackeney Delgauny Ballynamore Castleblany Derry Ballyshannon Castlecomer Dingle Ballytore Castleconnell Baltinglass Castle Dawson Donegal Banagher Castledermot Tonerail REVENUE DEPARTMENT. m

Downpatrick Kildorrey Moneymore Drogheda Kildysart Mount Bellewbridge Dromond KilUeel Mountmellich Dromore Kilkenny Mount Nugent Dromore, West Killala Mountrath Drumsna Killaloe Moville Dublin Killarney Moy Dundalk Killybegs Mullingarl Dunfanaghy Kill.,leigh Na as Dungannon Killysandra Navan Dungarvon Kilmacthoiuas Nen

Sixmile Bridge Saghmon Tubberrnore Skibbereen Tallaght Tullamore Slane Tallow Tullow Sligo Tanderagee Tynan Stewartstown Tarbert Tyrels Pass Stoneyford Templemore Virginia Strabane Thomastown Warrenspoint Stradbally Thurles "Waterford Stradone Tinghaly "Westport Stranorlor Tipperary "Wexford Strokestovvn Tralee AVicklow Swinford Trim Youghall Swords Tuam

INLAND REVENUE. (stamps and taxes.)

"William Brown, Advocates' Buildings, Distributor of Stamps, Collector of Land (Cess) and Assessed Taxes, and of Property and Income Tax, for Aberdeen mid Kincardine shires. James Grant, Clerk.

James M'Aulay, 4, Union Place, Inspector of Inland Revenue for Aberdeen, Banff, Forfar, and Kincardine sliires. John H. Banks, 12, Chapel Street, Surveyor of Inland Revenue for the City. John Fimister, 2. Langsiane Place, Surveyor of Inland Revenuefor theSecond or Huntly District of . George F. Leith, Knock, Mintlaw, Surveyor ofInland Revenue for the Third or Peterhead District. James L. Bain, Montrose, Surveyor ofInland Revenue for the South District of Kinc ardinesh ir e.

INLAND REVENUE. (late excise.)

Office— 116, King Street.

John Anderson, Collector. J. M'Kenzie Hunter, Clerk. First District—James Gowans, Supervisor. Stephen Youden, David Tuft, William Gallier, Thomas Barret, William Beveridge, and Robert Hall, Officers. Second District—John Boyd, Supervisor. Ebenezer Hay, Thomas Cowbro, William R. Hickey, Robert Lyall, William Watson, and Francis Froggatt, Officers. Third District—Nevil Large, Supervisor. David Thomson, Andrew M'Cal- lum, Thomas Peacock, Robert Badger, and "William Rose, Officers.

Permit Office— 112, King Street. ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT. 59

CUSTOMS.

William Sawyers, Collector, and Collector and Receiver of Liyht Duties. Daniel Bloom Preston, Comptroller and Landing Surveyor. Alexander Lyell, 1st Clerk; William Gordon Maclean, 2d Clerk; Alexander Macfarlane, 3d Clerk.

David Bremner, Searcher, Land and Coast Waiter, 1st Class ; James Nicol, 2c? Class. James M'Callum, Tide Surveyor. James Imray, and Robert Warden, Lockers. Wm. Gillan, James Collie, Peter Ross, and John M'Intosh, Tideicaiters, 1st Class. Geo. Johnstone, Alex. Ta\lor, Thomas Paulin, John Brown, and J. Dun- can, Tidewaiters, 2d Class. J. M'Carthy, W. M'Callum, and Andrew Forbes, Boatmen.

, Housekeeper and 3Iessenger. Alex. R. Dyer, William Whitecross, and Charles Burgess, Custom House Agents and Brokers.

SEC. Y.-ECCLESTASTICAL DEPARTMENT,

ESTABLISHED .

Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences. East „ ~™~ -Union Street ™~™ -S. Mackintosh, D.D.Schoolhill D.D.„~Golden Square "West , -Union Street -J. Forsyth, North „„,,„ -King Street. -J. Wilson, -North Lodge South „ „„ .Belmont Street„,„ ,T. Dewar -Holburn Street

Greyfriars -Broad Street „ .,. -D. M-Taggart, -North Lodge St. Clement's,. -Eootdee „„.„„„,.. -James Eraser,, -Constitution Street Trinity,-. -Shiprow „, Gilcomston ™ .Summer Street „„ -D. Milne ^-, -Mackie Place

John Knox's „ -Mounthooly ... „.„ -C. Skene - Street Holburn ,™-.-, -Wellington Place,. -John Mitchell, -Chapel Street

John Watt, 2 Correction Wynd, Collector and Clerk to each of the separate Ses- sions and to the General Session, and Keeper of the Marriage Register.

David Keith, Town House, Keeper of Registers of Births and Baptisms. . —

60 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

Where situated. Ministers. Residences. J. Foote, D.D. „ Golden Square East ™~ ™. .Belmont Streets* f ~\J. C. M'Phail™„ Dee Street West,™ ™. .Belmont Street ,™A. D. Davidson ...Crown Street

North ™~,™.™. .North Street . .. J. Murray..™... , King Street

South .™. .Belmont Street . John Adam ™™. ...Dee Street

Grey friars,™.™. .Crown Street .. .John Thomson „ ™Carden Place St. Clement's .Prince Regent StreetA. Spence™„ ™.Castle Hill Spring Garden .Gaelic Lane —n. M'Kenzie ...Causewayend

Trinity . .Crown Street D. Simpson .„ Carden Place

Union „. .™. .Shiprow . .™R. Blackwood™. ...Virginia Street

Gilcomston „™. .Huntly Street .. J. Bryce™™.,™, ...Crown Street Bon-Accord.. .Union Terrace „,™.S. Grant.™. ™ Bloomfield John Knox's .Gerrard Street „.™.J. Stephen .„ Rosemount Place Holburn ™™„„™ .Bon-Aceord Row W. L. Mitchell „ Skene Street

Melville „. .Correction Wynd W. Primrose . Silver Street

Mariners' . .Commerce Street. J. Longmuir™.„ Silver Street

VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

Churches. Where situated. Ministers. Residences.

Associate Synod ...Skene Terrace „„ J. Aitken .„. .Skene Terrace

("Correction Wynd H. Angus .Rosemount Place . George Street J. Stirling,, „ .Caroline Place United Presby- |

St. John's , Crown Terrace, P. Cheyne„ .. Bon-Accord Street

English Episcopal ( Sir W. Dunbai , Bart., Mackie Place

St. Paul's . .„ Gallowgate „™, „ \ S. A. Walker. „.™~Golden Square United Christian John Street H. Hart ™.™.Dee Street Chureh„ ™. „ fC. Gordon^,., .~™~Constitution Street Catholic™ .Justice Street. * | J Reid . .„, Constitution Street

Unitarian . .George Street „ D Griffith , „,„™Bon-Accord Terrace Glassite ™ .St. Andrew Street .Various Friends,.™ .Gallowgate „„ .Various POST-OFFICE DIBECTOHY.

1851-2.

NEW ABERDEEN.

Abel, Alex., advocate, agent for the Life Association of Scotland, 7 Belmont-street, h. 75 Union-street „™,™ James, baker, 64, h. 66 Virginia-street John, blacksmith, ] College-lane

Abercrombie, Alexander, 3 1 Gallowgate Aberdeen Banking Co., 53 Castle-street „™ Banner Office, Correction-wynd ,„, Baths, 4 Crooked-lane and 40 St. Andrew-street m Blind Asylum, Huntly-street

Brick and Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills ; office, 13 Market-st.

Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and retail), 1 Lower Dee-st. ..™ Coach Manufacturing Co., 7 Frederick-street

—™. Commercial Company ; Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, and

Grain Merchants, Provost Blaikie's-quay ; James Home, manager

. Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31, Belmont-street, John Weir, master

.—. —. Eye and Ear Institution, 11 Littlejohn-street ; open every

lawful morning, between nine and ten o'clock ; Surgeon, G. Rainy, M.D., h. 27 Queen-street

Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; Office, 89 Union-street, C. F. Griffiths manager

„, Foundry, Loch-street „™— General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vaccine Institution, 26

Castle-street ; Medical Attendants, Drs. Fraser, Camp- bell, Leslie, Galen, Smith, and Templeton ~~.— Geo. A., 76 Union-street —~~ Herald Office, 7 Queen-street i ABE ABE] NEW ABERDEEN. 62

Horse Aberdeen Repository, 81 George-street, and 6 Loch-street ; Peter Elder and Co., proprietors Horse Bazaar, St. Andrew-street

„ . Hotel, 138 Union-street, Union-bridge

„_ Humane Society ; Alexander Gordon, advocate, treasurer, Record Office, 27 King-street. At the following stations sets of apparatus are lodged for finding bodies and re- storing suspended animation; Cruives of Don; Bridge of Don; Devanha Brewery; Mackie's Baths, 10 quay;

Watchhouse ; New Pier ; and the Baths on the Beach.

, Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street

.„„ . Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office, 65 Quay

™ Lime Co. ; Lime, Coal, Bone Manure, Nitrate of Soda, and

Guano Merchants, 2 Provost Blaikie's-quay ; Murray and Morrison, managers,

. „~ Writing Academy, G. C. M'Conachie, teacher, 115 Union- street

^ Market Company ; Adam and Anderson, 75 Union-street, treasurers ™ Meal and Provision Warehouse; J. Shiach, manager, 180 George-street

. ,„™ Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street ; secretary, Alex. Yeats, accountant, 123^ Union-street

. Mechanics' Library, 17 Market- street Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall, King-street

. . Merchant Seamen's Fund Office, 33 Regent-quay ; Alex. Martin, manager.

. Mutual Assurance and Friendly Society ; office, 123^ Union

street ; Alex. Yeats, actuary

. . Mutual Marine Insurance Association, 58 Marischal-street, R. Connon, secretary. r^ and Newcastle Steam Co.'s Office, 47 Marischal-street

, Ophthalmic Institution for diseases of the Eye, 26 Castle- street. Open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at two

o'clock ; John Cadenhead, surgeon.

.—.„™ Provision Warehouse, 14 George-street, J. A. Machray, manager, h. 4 Jopp's-lane Quill Manufactory, 47 Queen-street ~ Railway Office, Market-street Rope and Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee

Salmon Co.'s Office, 31 Gallowgate ; Ice-house, Fish-street

. Salt Cellar, Drum's-lane

. Sea Insurance Co., 57 Marischal-street; A. Matthew, manager, h. 24 Marischal-street

. Steam Navigation Co., Waterloo-quay; T. Anderson, ma- nager, h. above Office

.—,—. Tape Co.'s Warehouse, 2 Exchequer-row —~™ Town and County Bank, 93 Union-street Union Club, 115 Union-street 63 NEW ABERDEEN. [ABE AIK

Aberdeenshire Canal Office ; Alexander Jopp, advocate, manager, JoppVcourt, 31 Gallowgate Abernethy, George, civil engineer, h. 32 Adelphi „~ James (of J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill-cottage

. . J., and Co., founders, engineers, and machine-makers John (J. Abernethy and Co.), Ferryhill ™ Robert (of J. A. and Co.), Ferryhill „™~~ Mrs., sen., Ferryhill

Accidental Death Insurance Company, London ; A. Masson, 4 Queen-street, agent Adam, Alexander, slater, 57 Causewayend

—. — Alexander, manager, Aberdeen Salmon Co., Fish-street .™~~ Alexander, feuar, 36 Catherine street

— .— Alexander, house-carpenter, Jopp's-lane, h. 38 Woolman- hill

—..—. and Anderson, advocates, 75 Union-street ™,— and Brewster, stone cutters, 110 North-street „~ — James (of A. and B.), h. 4 Jopp's-lane George, cabinetmaker, 9 Fish-street, k. 20 James-street

—. — George, and Co., tailors and clothiers, 2 Castle-street ™ James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald), h. Craiginches

. James, gardener, Berry-road, North Broadford —™ Rev. John (Free South Church), li. 56 Dee-street Roderick, baker, 14 h. 16 Union-place

„„—, William, advocate, (Adam and Anderson), h. 3 Union-place

—. — William, jun., advocate, 62 Skene-street —~™ William, town- Serjeant, 27 Frederick-street

, . William, feuar, Causewayend Adams, Robert, and Co., spirit dealers, 24 Regent-quay William, broker, 16 Marischal- street Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17 Gallowgate, h. Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate

, Alexander, Cabinetmaker, 38 Union-row

. .„™ Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57 Marischal-street, h. 5rSchoolhill „™~™ John R., clerk (A. and W. Nicol), 60 Marischal-street „™ Robert, weaver, 14 Langstane-place William, sharebroker, 25 Marischal-street, h. Balmoral-place ™ William, writer, Town-house, h. 38 Union-row

„ Mrs. , Clarence-street, Cooperston-buildings

, . Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Langstane-place Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Union -street Affleck, Andrew, 2 Affleck-place, Affleck-street „™ A B., grocer, 19 St. Clement-street Edward, spirit dealer, 32 Guestrow

Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Co. ; agent, John Sheed, 44 Marischal-street Aiken, Alexander, shoemaker, 52 Skene-street Alexander, gardener, Strawberrybank, Hardgate AIK ALL] NEW ABERDEEN. 64

Aiken, Alexander, shore-porter, 14 Castle-street

, .™. James, boot and shoemaker, 33 Marischal-street James, late shipmaster, Gilcomston -cottage

. James, jun., ship and insurance broker, 88 King-street, h. Gilcomston-cottage

~~ . William, hairdresser and perfumer, 1 South Silver- street „~. Mrs., lodgings, 67 St. Andrew-street Aitken, Rev. John, (Original Antiburgher Church), h. 26 Skene- terrace

Air, John, cart and plough wright, ] 1 Whitehouse-street Airth, John, shoemaker, 2 Justice-street

,—.~~ John, jun., grocer, 30 Park-street, h. above shop Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Springbank-terrace

. .„™ Alex., jun., shipmaster, Thistle-street „™ David, boot and shoemaker, 7 Correction Wynd, h. Goose- berrybank, Bon-aceord-terrace John, shipmaster (Scottish Maid), 19 Kidd-lane

, ,„„ John, grocer, 145, h. 143 Gallowgate ~™„™ Robert, shipmaster (Favourite), 16 Wellington-street

. Robert, professor of dancing and deportment ; Academy, Diamond-street, h. 2 Springbank-place ™ Robert, teacher, Public Schools, h. Ferryhill

. Thomas, surveyor, Bank-street, Ferryhill ,~~ William, jun., surgeon and apothecary, h. 144 Gallowgate „™ Miss, lodgings, 20 Blackfriars-street „™— Miss, 8 Guestrow Alcock, Miss, 14 Bon-accord- street Alfred Life Assurance Association, Wm. Gordon, 34 Marischal- street, agent Allan, Alexander, chemist and druggist, 44 Green, h. 9 Mount- hooly „™~~ David (James Allan and Co.), h. 37 Dee-street „„ George, late boatman, Footdee George, advocate, 1 Marischal-street, agent for the General (formerly Dissenters') Fire and Life Assurance Co., and Mariners' General Life Assurance Co., h. Bloomfield, Holburn-street „ George B., shipmaster (Robert M'William), 113 York-street

, George, stabler, 24 Gerrard-street

. James (J. Allan and Co.), h. 37 Dee-street

, . . James, watch and clock maker, Flolburn-street James, cook (City of Aberdeen), 22 Constitution-street

. James, shipmaster (Drover), 7 Garvock-street

. . James, grocer and provision merchant, 24 St. Nicholas- street, h. Kingsland-place „™„ James, and Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 122 Union- street—manufactory, 42 Dee-street „„. John, advocate, 17 Marischal-street, h. 22 Constitution- street .

65 NEW ABERDEEN. [ALL AND

Allan, John, marble work, 19 Crown-street, h. 69 Bon-accord- street John, foreman (Blaikie and Son), h. 24 Young-street ,.~, — Nathaniel, and Son, grocers, porter and spirit dealers, 39 Park- street —~~~ Patrick B., shipmaster, 28 Wellington-street 'William, principal beadle (Free John Knox), h, 35 North- Broadford William, cabinetmaker, 2 Gordon's-court, Gordon-street Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, Maberly- street

, ——, Mrs., midwife, M'KenzieVcourf, George-street

. Mrs., Boarding and day school, 20 Bon-accord-street

,—. — Miss, guffering, crimping, and mushing, 17 Littlejohn-st. „™— Miss, 71 Bon-accord- street Miss Ann, spirit dealer, 90 Green Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants to the Queen, stock and share- brokers, 13 Market-street

. William, preserver of fresh provisions, Clayhills ; office,

13 Market-street, /;. 1 Crown-place Miss, Miss Duncan's, 74 Gallowgate

.—..—. Misses, 21 Bon-accord-terrace Allen, Mrs., Mile-end, Stocket Alerdice, Miss, matron, Female Orphan Asylum, 8 Albyn-place

.—..— Miss, teacher, Female School of Industry, Skene-street-west

Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office ; James Black, agent, 23 King-street Altria, Csesar, glass blower and optician to the Queen and Prince Albert, 16 Skene-street, h. 21 Silver-street

American Vice Consul, Andrew Pieid ; office, 107 King-street

Anderson, Adam, blockmaker (A. Duthie and Co.), /*. 10 Church- street ~ Alexander, clerk (Henry Ogg and Co., distillers, Strathdee), h. Cooperston-place „—™ Alexander, advocate; office, 75 Union -street, /(. Stocket ™ Alexander, cattle dealer, 48 Causewayend „™ Alexander, superintendent, Aberdeen Bailway Co., Aberdeen Station, h. Polmuir

— . A. and J., painters, glaziers, paper hangers, carvers, and gilders, 33 Queen-street ~ and Bae, house carpenters, 14 Jopp's-lane Andrew, shipmaster, 53 St. Clement-street

—- —. Andrew (of A. and J. Anderson), 131 King-street „™ Campbell, furniture dealer, 4 Mealmarket-lane —„~ Charles, shipmaster (Sylvanus), 10 Canal-terrace

.. George (with Messrs. J. Duguid and Co.), h. Thistle Cot- tage, Thistle-street George, mason, 7 Skene-terrace

. . George, vintner, 15 Fisher-row North-street, h. ,™. , George, spirit dealer, 45 East above shop f2 AND AND] NEW ABERDEEN. 66

Anderson, James, foreman, blacksmith (A. Hall and Sons), h. 54 York-street ™ James, billiard rooms, Chronicle-court, 10 Queen-street James, slater, 49 St. Nicholas-street

,— James, grocer, porter and spirit dealer, 202, h. 200 Gallow- gate

—, — James, wright, Jopp's-lane, h. 168 George-street James, jun., tea dealer, wine and spirit merchant, 66 Union-

street and 11 Black's Buildings, 7*. Dee-place James, Mains of Craibstone, h. 64 West-North-street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123 Crown-street, h. Balmoral-place

„™—. John, spirit dealer, 61, St. Andrew-street _ John, collector of Inland Revenue, 116 King-street, ft. King- street John C, hairdresser, 7 St. Nicholas-street

. Robert, gardener, Rubislaw-den —.— Robert, stabler, 13 Princes-street

„ . Robert, town sergeant, h. 13 Black's Buildings

—. —. Samuel, clerk, Northern Assurance Office

. William, superintendent of rural police, 21 Union- terrace Thomas, manager (Steam Navigation Co.), h. Waterloo- quay ™ William, blacksmith, Flourmill-lane

—, —. William (H. G. and Co.), h. Copper Co.'s court, 14 Gallow- gate

—. —. William, hairdresser, 162 Gallowgate

,—„™ William, merchant, h. Barkmill William, builder, 5 Union-Wyod

. William, 9 York-street _— William, draper, 23 Queen-street, h. 5 Black's-buildings ~~~™ William, lodgings, 23 Marywell-street William, superintendent harbour police, h. 6 Martin's-lane —.~™ William, principal beadle, North Church, and funeral waiter, 8 East North-street

—..—. William, salmon fisher, 3 Trinity-quay, h. 55 Shiprow

—. —. Mrs. Captain, 73 Skene-square ,™~~». Mrs. Alexander, grocer, 58, h. 60 Skene-street

.—.~~, Mrs. James, vintner, Waterloo-quay ™ Mrs., dealer in old clothes, 22 Justice-street

.—.~™ Mrs., late of Strichen, 2 West-Craibstone-street

„ . Mrs., Glenburnie Cottage

—. — Mrs., lodgings, 38 Union -terrace

;—..™ Mrs Captain, 3 St. Clement-street

— .—. Mrs., Broadford „™~™ Mrs., grocer, Holburn-street ™~™~ Mrs., Concert-court, Brosd-street

.—,™ Mrs., spirit dealer, 91 York-street 67 NEW ABERDEEN. [AND BAl

Anderson, Miss, Nelson-lane

, Miss, dressmaker, 20 Silver-street Andrew, William, druggist, 167 Union-street, h. 2 Crown-pl. east „ ™ Mrs., Holburn-street „. Miss, dressmaker, Holburn-street Benjamin, .china merchant, 27 East North-street

. Miss, lodgings, 6 Union-lane Angus, George, of Tillicorthy, 13 Constitution-street place . Rev. H. (United Presbyterian Church), h. Rosemount- John, advocate and town-clerk, h. 38 Castle-street Robert, clothier, 154, h. 156 George-street .™™» Mrs. George, 143 Skene-street Dee-street ™ . Miss (of Botriphnie), 74 Arbuthnott and M'Combie, paper manufacturers, 3 Trinity-quay ™ Robert, paper manufacturer, 3 Trinity-quay, h. Cultermi!!?

Argus Life Assurance Co. ; J. Brebner, advocate, agent, Advo- cates'-buildings Argo, John, 55 Chapel-street Armstrong and Co.. tea and coffee merchants, 40 Broad-street Arthur, Rev. David (George-street Chapel), Maybank straw-bonnet maker, Frederick- . , Mrs. John, milliner and 37 street Asher, James, commission merchant and agent, 115 Union-street, h. 6 Dee-place

Asylum Life Co. for Deteriorated Lives and Foreign Risks ; R. R. Notman, agent, 24 Adelphi „~.™ for the Blind, Huntly- street Athenaeum News-rooms, 2 Union-buildings Atlas fire and Life Office; J. Blaikie, advocate, agent, 245 Union- street Auld, William, overseer, carpet department (A. H. and S.), h. 9 Correction- wynd Auld's Inn and Lodgings, 9 Correction-wynd Avery, John, printer, Crown-court, 43 Union-street, h. 17 Bon- accord-street

Badekoch, Alexander, merchant tailor, 12 Union-street, h. 20 Upper Denburn Bain, David, clerk, North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company Ebenezer, wright, opposite 22S George-st., h. 200 George-st. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 195 West-North-street, h. above shop William (manager City of Glasgow Bank), h. Victoria-court, Castle- street

.—„™ Mrs. Alexander, 62 Castle-street ™-,— Mrs., confectioner, 10, k. 12 Marischal-street Miss J., stoneware merchant, 27 St. Nicholas-street.

Baird, Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 171 Union- street, /;. 52 Chapel-street . ;

BAI—BAR] NEW ABERDEEN. 68

Baird, William, traveller (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), 83 Hutcheon street Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, 16 North Silver-street George, mail coach guard, 54 Chapel-street Balfour, James, overseer (Richards and Co.), Broadford, h. 85 Hutcheon -street- west Stephen, M.D. and surgeon, 18, h. 22 Union-place

.—. —, William, traveller (Richards and Co.), 34 Skene-street ~. Mrs., lodgings, 31 Marischal-street

—. — Mrs., lodgings, 81 Hutcheon-street-west Bance, John, shipmaster, 95 Chapel-street

. Mrs., 95 Chapel-street Bank of Scotland Branch, Bank of Scotland-court, 35 Castle-st. Arthur Thomson, agent Banks, John H., surveyor (Inland Revenue), 4 Dee-place Bannochie, Francis, flesher, 6 Skene-street Bannockburn Carpet Warehouse, 19 Union-buildings Bannerman, Sir Charles, Bart, of Crimonmogate, /*.202 Union-st.

—. —. David, town's drummer, 75 Gallowgate „™~™ George, merchant, 7 Albyn-place

„„ . George, spirit-dealer, 86 Woolmanhill ~~~~, John, silk dyer, 37 George-street

, John, late dyer, 10 Rose-street „~.™ John B., shipowner, 2 Trinity-quay

. Patrick, advocate, 224 Union -street

.— . Patrick, coal broker, 2 Trinity-quay

. .„™. Thomas, 7 Albyn-place

. .™ Thomas and Co., cotton spinners, Bannermill .~~ Miss, 7 Albyn-place „™ Miss Georgina, 202 Union-street Barclay, George, grocer, 61 Green, h. Victoria-street-west ™, Robert, superintendent of police, h. 56 Castle-street

. Robert, vintner, Holburn-street Mrs., provision shop, 212 Gallowgate

Miss, teacher ; school, Bridge of Dee, h. Holburn-street

Barker, James (of J. B. and Sons), /<. Gordon's-mills ^.. John, sen. (J. B. and Sons), h. Gordon's-mills „™ John P., brace and cap manufacturer, Jopp's-lane, h. Gor- don's-mills „„ John and Sons, woollen manufacturers, 91 Loch-street .„„. B. and Sons), h. 3 Caroline-place , William (J. Barkway, Mrs., vintner, 39 St. Andrew-street Barnett, Alexander, principal beadle, Free West Church, under- taker, and cabinetmaker, 35 Upperkirkgate „™ Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Victoria-place h. , John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 132 Union-street, Ferryhill John, turnkey, West Prison, h. West Prison gate „™ William, schoolmaster and inspector of poor, Nigg 69 NEW ABERDEEN. [BAR BEG

Barnett, Mrs., stay and eorsetmaker, 35 Upperkirkgate Barratt, Thomas, inland revenue officer, Ferryhill-buildings Barron, David, late farmer, United Cottage, Holburn-street John, late watch and clockmaker, 83 Crown-street „ John, advocate, 103 Union-street, h. Bexhill Cottage, Hol- burn -street Lambert, advocate, 13 Netherkirkgate, h. 83 Crown-street • William, flesher, 41 New Market, k. Rubislaw

. Mrs. (late of Bising Sun), 1 Chapel-street Barry, Henry, and Co., ironfounders and manufacturers of bone manure, Loch-street

Bartlet, James, officer, shipmasters' society, ] 1 Quay Bate, James, jun., steam yacht inn, 14 Wellington-street Batten, Abram, commission agent, 11 Market-street and 7 Adelphi, h. 102 Union-street Baxter, Andrew, shipmaster, 2 St. Marv's-place .,„~ Rev. Daniel, chaplain prison, Lodge-walk ™ James, broker, 76 Gallowgate

. . John, manufacturer, Crooked-lane ™ John, turner and shuttle maker, 93 George-street John, shipmaster, 67 Commerce-street Thomas, baker, 29 Chapel-street

..... W. J., and Co., grocers, 3 Causewayend Misses, 5 Skene- place Beaton, John, hairdresser, 26 Marisehal-street Beattie, Alexander, hairdresser, 13 Shiprow, h. 31 Shiprow „™ Francis, blacksmith, 69 George-street office, 2 . James F., land surveyor, valuator, and engineer; Bon-accord-square, h. 6 East-Craibstone-street

. John, mealseller, 101 Gallowgate, „~_ John, painter and glazier, 3 Mariscbal-street, h. Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill

. John, stone cutter, George-street, corner of Broadford-place, h. 58 Catherine-street Peter, cabinetmaker, Kidd-lane

, „„. William, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 150 George- street, k. Ferryhill ™ Mrs. W. N., 72 Bon-accord-street

. Mrs., midwife, 5 Upper Denbnrn terrace, . , , Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 6 Prospect- Ferryhill Beadie, James M., shipmaster (Mary Wilson), Brebner's-conrt, Shiprow Beggrie, Mrs., midwife, 11 Catto-square Begg, Alexander, Rosemount-terrace, Skene-square Charles, piano-forte maker and tuner, saloon, 8 Black's- buildings

John, distiller to the Queen, Lochnagar ; wine and spirit

merchant ; office, 17 Weigh-house-square, h. 9 Quay BEG BIRJ NEW ABERDEEN. 70

Begg, John, stabler, 13 Harriet-street William, flesher, Mi nty's House, 11 Porthill William, baker, 3 Frederick-street, and 62 Scboolhill Bell, Lieut. A. (H.E.I.C.S), merchant, Commerce -street, h. 2 Dee-place —~~. Francis, hat manufacturer and furrier, 38 Queen-street John, cooper, Riddel's-close, Windmillbrae, h. 8 College-st. Rennie, and Co., of Leith, wine, spirit, and liqueur mer-

chants ; John Sheed, agent, 44 Marischal-street Bell's (Dr.) School, Frederick-street Belgian Consul, Alexander Thom, 21 Quay Bennet, William, blacksmith (Blaikie Brothers), 4 Catto-square William, printer, North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street, h. 27 Constitution-street —™ Mrs. M. C, hatter, 10 Union-street, h. 28 Shiprow „™— Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 57 East-North -street Benson, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, 140 Skene-street, h. 4 Black's-buildings —™. Misses, dressmakers, milliners, and straw bonnet makers, 4 Black's-buildings BentoD, Alexander, flesher, foot of Upperkirkgate, h. 40 Catherine- street Benzies, David, shipmaster (Brothers), 15 James-street ™.— Miss, 65 College-street Benzie, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 206 Gallowgate, h. above shop Berry, James, marine chronometer, watch, and nautical instrument maker, 52 Castle-street, h. 1 Dee-place ~-~— Japaes, turner, 9 St. Andrew-street ™ James, gardener and riddle maker, 8 Broadford-lane ™— John Edward, clerk (Wm. Skinner, advocate), 37 Summer street W. & J., linen manufacturers, 14 Queen-street, h. 18 Skene- terrace ™ Mrs., dealer in fruit, &c, 108 George-street Bertram, Gilbert, corkcutter, 46 Netherkirkgate Best, Thomas, agent (British Linen Co.'s Bank), k. 22 King-street

Beveridge, Peter, manufacturer of bed and table linen ; warehouse, 122 J Union-street, h. 110 Crown-street, and Peterburn, Nigg Robert, M.D., surgeon, 110 Crown-street

, . Robert, bed and table linen manufacturer, 39 St. Nicholas- street, h. Ferryhill-place ~™ William, officer of excise, 24 Frederick-street Beverly, Alexander, teacher (Grammar School), 36 Union-terrace

, ,„™ Mrs. Robert, lodgings, Victoria-place

Bible Society Depository ; G. King, bookseller, 28 St. Nicholas-st. Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9 North-Silver-street Bird, William, clerk, Broadford Works, h. 27 Blackfriars-street 71 NEW ABERDEEN. [BIR—BLA

Birnie, George, of Johnstone-place, Ti. Johnstone-place

. William, painter, glazier, and paper hanger, 81 King-street, h. 24 James-street „™ Moses, surgeon, billet master, 31 Longacre Birss, Robert, druggist, 28 Park-street Bisset, Mrs James, 21 Crown-street ™ James, keeper of the court house, h. court house, Lodge- walk —„™ James, druggist, Holburn-street

, — John (of J. and W.), h. 122 Crown-street John and William, wholesale grocers, 37 Queen-street

.—. — Mrs. John, 125 Crown-street William (of J. and W.), h. 124 Crown-street William, innkeeper, 6 Mealmarket-street William, day patrol, St. Catherine's-court, 18| Shiprow „ Peter, builder, 110 Loch-street

. Mrs. William, lodgings, 12 Marischal-street

—. — Mrs. James, lodgings, Jamieson's- court, 5 Upperkirkgate Mrs., sick nurse, 6 Black's-buildings Black, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Bank), 39 Whitehouse-street Alexander, Springbank-terrace ~~™~ Alexander, spirit dealer, 29 Loch-street Andrew, of Foresterhill, h. Foresterhill George, druggist, 22 Castle-street, h. 50 Wales- street —~~. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 125 Geerge-street ™ James, builder, 41 Whitehouse-street James (James Black and Co.), h. 1 Wellington-place ™~— James (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. 33 Constitution-street James and Co., stock, share, and produce brokers, and for- warding agents to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent, 23 King- street ~~.— John, boot and shoemaker, 23 Justice-street John, wright, 1, h. 61 College-street ~™— John, optician and clockmaker, 16 Longacre ~~~~~ Joseph, tailor, head beadle, Free Holburn Church, and

funeral waiter, Ji. 8 Langstone-place

— ,— Robert, merchant, 1 Concert-court „™™ Thomas, flesher, 13 and 14 New-market William, jun., wine merchant, 12 Broad-street, h. 1 Nether- kirkgate —™* William, and Co., brewers and distillers, Devanha William, secretary (Aberdeen Commercial Co.), 9 Canal- terrace Misses, 4 Albyn-place Blackhall, James and Co., drapers and hatters, 39 Union-street James (of J. B and Co.), h. 7 Rosemount- terrace —.— Mrs., lodgings, 97 Chapel-street Blackwood, Rev. Robert (Free Union Church), li. 21 Virginia- street ,

BLA BOTJ NEW ABERDEEN. 72

Blaikie Brothers, iron merchants and manufacturers of steam en- gines, forged iron, chain cables, anchors, locks, and hinges; millwrights and mechanics, St. Clement-street ™». David (of John Blaikie and Sons), h. 253 Union-street

,— John (J. and A. Blaikie), k. 247 Union-street Anthony Adrian (J. and A. Blaikie), /*. Craigiebuckler John (of John Blaikie and Sons), h. Devanha-house ™ J. and A., advocates, 245 Union-street John, and Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, gas-fitters, copper- smiths, pewterers, and gas-meter makers, Littlejohn-st. „«v Thomas (of J. Blaikie and Sons), h. 32 Bon-accord-terrace ~™ Mrs., grocer, corner of Charles-street, Causewayend Mrs. Provost, Craigiebuckler

, . Miss, Cooperston-buildings

Blake, James, Athenaeum Reading Booms, /;. Ann-street Cottage m Wm., bookseller and stationer, 9 Union-iuildings Bland, James, Captain, adjutant Aberdeen militia, Springbank Cottage Blyth, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 130 Union-street Boaden, William, shipmaster (London), 10 Summer-lane Mrs. Richard, lodgings, 80 Waterloo-quay

Bon-Accord Blind Asylum, Huntly-street ; Geo. Troup, manager Coach-work, Bon-aecord-street ™ Union Cotton-mill Company, Poynernook Bonar, James T., 9 Charles-street Bonnyman, James, blacksmith, 19 Loch-street „™™. John, blacksmith, 19 Loch-street ™ James and John, blacksmiths and bell-hangers, 19 Loch-st. „™ Mrs, cook-shop, 198 Gallowgate Booth, George, h. Springbank, Dee-street ™ George, grocer, 21 Upperkirkgate «™, James, boilermaker (Blaikie Brothers), h. St. Clement-court, St. Clement-street „™ James, shipmaster (James Booth), 28 Queen-street James, M.D., surgeon, 28 Queen-street

. .„„ John, mason, 17 Hutcheon-street

. John, shipmaster, /;. 25 Justice-street -™~~. John, watch and clock maker, 41 Upperkirkgate, h. 5 Black's-buildings ,™ William, chimney sweep, Albion-court, Castle-street broker, commission agent, , , William P., ship and insurance and merchant, 56 Marischal-street, h. 28 Queen-street Borthwiek, Andrew, silken and woollen dyer, scourer, cloth fuller, and dresser, dye-works, 76 Loch-street ™.™ William, candle maker, 36 East-Norrh-street Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 25 Netherkirkgate, aud New- market Gallery, h. 16 Carmelite-street „„. Alexander, baker, Holburn-street „™„~. George, gardener, Greenbank, Broadford 73 NEW ABERDEEN. [BOT BRE

Bothwell, George B., candle manufacturer, 25 Justice-street, h. 165 Union-street

-.. John, shoemaker, 33, /;. 46 Broad-street Mrs. G., 1 Rose-street Mrs. James, 46 Shiprow Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King-street Bowie, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Broad-street j—.„~ Jane, cook-shop and register office, 66 Guestrow Bower, Alexander G., dock master, lu 69 Waterloo-street Bowman, A., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston Andrew (of Bowman and Co.). 31 Huntly-street

, Andrew (of Kerr and Bowman), lu 31 Huntly-street and Co, plasterers, 31 Huntly-street Mrs. James, victualling house, 73 Queen -street ™ Miss White, seamstress, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street Boyd, Andrew J., 5 Huntly-street John, supervisor of inland revenue, Holburn-street, k. Twin Cottage, Holburn-street John, mail guard, 196 George-street ~~™_ Mrs. G. H, 15 North-Silver-street Mrs. William, 103 Hutcheon-street

. Miss, Mackie-place Boyle, Alex., teacher, North Parish School, k. above school Boys' School of Industry, Quakers'-court, 55 Guestrow Bramwell, John, secretary, Town and County Bank, 90 Union-st. Brand, Geo., spirit dealer, 7 East-North-street George, carter, 43 Windmillbrae William (successor to G. Booth and Son), jeweller and watchmaker, 48 Broad-street, h. 33 Charlotte-street

; William, 2 Marywell-street

. Mrs., 46 Windmillbrae Brander, Robert, Inspector (W. Henderson), 66 Loch-street Brandy, Alex., spirit dealer, 55 Quay, h. 7 Huntly-street Brantingham, George, grocer, 130 George-street Brebner, George, post-horse- master, 44 Harriet-street James, advocate, Advocates'-buildings; agent for Argus Life Assurance Co., London, and Farmers' and General Fire and Life Assurance and Loan and Annuity Com- pany, London, h. 9 Albyn- place John, harbour contractor, 22 Bon-accord-terrace ™ and Ogilvie, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 153 Union- street ; cabinet manufactory, Thistle-street and Grant, general merchants, 56 St. Nicholas-street William, manager, Aberdeen Horse Repository, 81 George- street William (of Brebner and Ogilvie), 48 Summer-street William, shipmaster, Park-street William (North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co.), h. Mount street, Rosemount BRE BROJ NEW ABERDEEN. 74

Brebner, Miss, of Lairney, h. 152 Union-street Brechin, George, provision seller, 94 Causewayend

, Mrs. James, 11 Canal-street Mrs., lodgings, 2 Chapel-street Bremner, Peter, toll-keeper, Wellington-bridge Brew, James linen merchant, 11 Carmelite-street Brewster, James (of A. and B.), h. 4 Jopp's-lane Bridewell and Bogue-money Assessment for the city and liberties

of Aberdeen ; James Simpson, collector; office, 17 Huxter row Bridgeford, John, inn and lodgings, 12 Burnett's-close, Castle-st.

British Commercial Life Assurance Company ; George Grub, advocate, Advocates'-buildings, Union-street, agent

„™ Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company, London ; agent, Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun., 54 Union-street

. . Linen Company's Bank, 22 King-street Broadford Bread and Flour Company, 218 George-street; Alex. Bobertson, manager, h. Craigie-street

.—„™ Works, Maberly-street Broad Street Academy, 2 Blairton-lane, William Clark, teacher Brock, Geo., shipping master, and examiner in practical seaman- ship, 13 Begent-quay Brown, Alexander, vintner and stabler, 8 North-street ™ Alexander (Brown and Carr), h. 68 Dee-street „ Alexander, and Co., booksellers, public library, 77 Union- street „,„— Alexander, hoot and shoemaker, 71 George-street, li- Cathe- rine-street Alexander, saddler and harness-maker, 189 George- street Andrew, dyer, Rubislaw works, h. Bubislaw

— .—. Archibald C, 31 Marischal-street ~~. and Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange-court, Union-street ~ Farquhar, and Co., Glenburn Distillery, Bubislaw Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13 Dee-street

.— James, clerk (Town and County Bank), 30 Dee-street ™ James, druggist, 26 Broad-street —~~~. James, day patrol, 123 Chapel- street John, M.D., Skene-square John, warden (East Church), and funeral undertaker, I Skene-street-west John, gentlemen's drapery and outfitting establishment, 69 Union-street, h. Balmoral-place „~„~, Rev. John C. (United Presbytenan Church), 26 Crown-st.

P. and G., auctioneers, 40 Union-street (up stairs) < Peter, auctioneer (of P. and G. Brown), 40 Union-street „~.™_ Robert, late inspector of taxes, Carden's-haugh

. Ptobert, shore porter, 10 Weighhouse-square „~.„™ Rev. R. J., D.D., professor of Greek, Marischal College, h. 19 Golden-square 75 NEW ABERDEEN. [BRQ BUL

Brown, Robert (of R. Moir and Brown), wine merchant, 14 Adelphi-court William (inland revenue), distributor of stamps and collector of land and assessed taxes for the counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine, Advocates'-buildings, Backwynd, h. 52 Union -place Robert, hatter, 58 St. Nicholas-street, h. 5 Black's-buildings

. Simon, saddler, 178 West-North-street

, William, basket-maker, 8 Marischal-street, and 24 Market- gallery ™. William, fishing-tackle maker, 36, h. 34 George-street William, builder, 45, h. 86 Bon-Accord-street „~— Mrs. Robert, midwife, 110 John-street „™ Mrs., teacher of piano-forte and singing, 31 Marischal-st .™.™ Mrs., lodgings, Ross-court, 6 Upperkirkgate ™ Mrs., lodgings, 194 George-street

. Miss, lodgings, Castlehill

. Misses, Victoria-street-west Brownlie, John, spirit dealer, 23 Windy-wynd Bruce, David, shipmaster, 28 Constitution-street

. ™ John, jun., baker, 55, h. 54 St. Nicholas-street ~~. John, share, ship, and insurance broker, 28 Marischal-street ~ Sir Michael, bart. of Stenhouse. h. Scotstown, and 57 Schoolhill ~™— William, builder, 63 Causewayend

.—.~.~ William H., shipmaster (Peruvia), 18 Commerce-street

. .~™ Mrs., dressmaker, 120 George-street

. . Mrs., 100 Chapel-street

— , . Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-terrace _,™ Miss, teacher of music, 2 Carmelite-street Brunton, John, shipmaster, 39 Wales-street John, jun., shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent-street Bryce, Rev. James (Free Gilcomston Church), 95 Crown-street „„ James, advocate, 12 Adelphi-court, h. Westbank, Fenthill Buchan, Alexander, shoemaker, 83 Queen-street, h. 31 Constitu- tion-street ™ John, shipmaster (Wanderer), 16 Links-street

— .—. and Anderson, stone-cutters, Union-bridge

—, —. Robert, baker, 76, h. 74 Green William, slater, 21 Shiprow Buchanstone-mill Warehouse, 79 Broad-street Buck, William, shoemaker, 2 St. Clement-street Buckner, William, boot and shoemaker, Causewayend Budge, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 7 Exchequer-row

., . David, accountant, 31 Gallowgate, h. Ferryhill Buik, Andrew (Bank of Scotland), 126 King-street Buist, James J., M.D., druggist, 87 King- street „™ Thomas, cooper and fishcurer, h. 25 Prince Regent-street

Bulloch, John, foreman (J. Blaikie & Sons), /(. 7 Denburn-terrace ;

BUR CAD] XEW ABERDEEN. 76

Burge, A. and D., hat manufacturers, 36, /;. 46 Broad-street Burgess, Charles, custom-house agent, South College-street

„„» . James, umbrella and parasol maker, 53 Upperkirkgate „ ™ James, merchant (J. Black and Co.), h. 73 Crown-street William, shipmaster (Isla), 3 Bannermill-street „ Jane, provision seller, 37 Chapel-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, Annand's court, 30 James-st. Burn, Edward, 252 Union-street-west Burness, Alexander, h. Prospect-place Burnett, Alexander, feuar, Holburn- street

. Newell, advocate, keeper of the register of sasines for Aber-

deen and Kincardine shires ; office 25, h. 23 Belmont-st.

. Thomas, advocate ; office 25, h. 23 Belmont-street „™„™ Mrs., vintner, Upper Denburn Mrs. James, 71 Chapel-street Burt, Robert, tailor, 70 Queen-street Burwell, Elijah, importer of and dealer in foreign and British fancy goods, 88, h. 90 Union-street Bushby, Charles, 6 Affleck-street Buthley, Robert, shipmaster (Eliza), 43 Commerce- street Butler, Joseph, fleshei*, 24 New-market, h. 6 Barnett's-elose Buyers, Alexander, shipmaster (Fancy), 31 Huntly-street ™v James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.), k. 3 Con- stitution-street „™ James, & Co., builders and timber merchants, 12 Kidd-lane „™ James (James Buyers and Co.), h. 12 Kidd-lane

.. . John (James Buyers and Co.), h. 12 Kidd-lane „ „, Peter, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit dealer, 32 Quay

Receiving Post Office ; h. 40 Constitution-street

, William (James Buyers and Co.), h. 94 Skene-street „™ William and Co., wholesale and retail tea, snuff, and cigar merchants, 104 Union-street

. William (W. B. and Co.), h. 2 St. Mary-place

, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Kidd-lane .„™, Misses, dressmakers, 94 Skene-street Byrne, Andrew Crane, clerk, Coach Office, Union-street, h. 51 Bon- Accord-street

Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate (A. and J. Cadenhead), h. 5 Bon- Accord-square „ ™ Alexander and John, advocates, City Fiscals, 9 Huxter-row

. Barron, and Co., Newbridge, Hardgate David, boot and shoemaker, 98 John Street ™ George, advocate, 9 Huxter-row, h. 5 Bon-Accord-square George, tailor, 7 John-street ™„™ John, M,D., 211 Union-street „ John, advocate (A. and J. Cadenhead), h. Thistle-cottage, Thistle-street ™ William, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 7 John-street 77 NEW ABERDEEN. [CAD CAR

Cadenhead, Miss, 161 Skene-street Caie, William, shore porter, 84 Shiprow ™ William, 99 Causewayend „ Mrs., lodgings, 1 Craigie-street Cairney, Alexander, 9 Young- street Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50 Green, 7i. 2 Car- melite-street ™ David, looking glass and picture frame maker, Skene-square James, teacher (Gilcomston School), h Summer- street Thornton-place, Guestrow , . John, Free Presbytery officer, 11 „ Mrs., spirit dealer, Summer-lane

™ Mrs., lodgings, 5 Huntly-street , „„ Miss, dressmaker, 32 Belmont- street Caledonian Insurance Company; Alexander Abel, advocate, agent, 7 Belmont- street Cameron, Alexander, spirit dealer, 24 Hutcheon-street

„„. , Alexander, mason, 28 Catherine-street 6 Broad-street, h. Morefield, Stoeket . ._ Andrew J., advocate, „, Andrew, founder (Blaikie Brothers), 19 Prince Regent- street

„ ™ Angus, Ferryhill-place ™L William, shoemaker, 10 Skene-street Loch- street , , William, cooper, 20 „„ Mrs., Morefield, Stoeket „_„„ Mrs., midwife, 3 Littlejohn-street Campbell, James, railway contractor, Ferryhill-place John, shoemaker, 84 Chapel-street John, post-horse-master and livery stables, 5 Bon- Accord- street John, surgeon, 7 Bon-Accord-street „™™ John, sheriff-officer and constable for the counties of Aber- deen and Kincardine. 12 West-North-street. first floor Robert, timber merchant, 127 George-street and 9 Charlotte- street, h. 49 John-street Walter, spirit dealer, 61 East-North-street William, shipmaster (Queen steamer), Millburn-street „_.™ William, jun., shipmaster (Duke of Richmond steamer), Waterloo-quay Cantly, Peter, shore porter, 22 Shiprow Cardno, George (of Smith and Cardno), h. Westfield Carey, John, flesher, 26 and 27 New-market, h. Ann-street Cargill, David, and Co., trimming warehouse, 4, 5, and 7 Union- buildings ™,™. John, shipmaster (City of London steamer), 80 Waterloo- quay William, shipmaster (Lord Metcalf), 25 Quay Carmichael, Mrs. Captain Robert, 16 Union-terrace Carnegie, Miss Hannah, 6 Golden-square Carpet Warehouse, 125 Union-street g2 CAR CHA] NEW ABERDEEN. 78

Carr, Alexander, and Co., dyers and bleachers, Barkmill, h. 9 Rose- mount-terrace

—. —. George Victoria-street-west

. Robert (of Brown and Carr), h. Strawberrybank Carter, Miss, 41 Union-terrace Cassie, James, tea and spirit merchant, 8 Huxter-row, h 32 Adelphi —.™. James, jun., artist, 32 Adelphi

.—.~~ James, porter, 43 West-North-streel .„~ Mrs., lace dealer and general draper, 43 Union-street

. . Miss, dressmaker, 19 St. Nicholas-street Castle, Andrew, overseer (Bannermill), h. Hector's-court, Com- merce-street Castro, Mons., teacher of French, singing, and Spanish guitar, 59 Bon- Accord-street Cattanach, Charles, tailor, 123| Union-street, h. Strawberrybank

. D, G., advocate, 56 Castle- street, h. Holburn-street

. Mrs. Donald, Holburn-street —~~ Mrs. John, lodgings, 64 Union-street Catto and Co., block, pump, and mast makers, York-street James, boot and shoemaker, 195 Union-street, h. 132 Crown- street —,™» John, Son, and Co., merchants and insurance brokers, 88 King-street John, cabinet maker, 157 Union-street „ Robert, sen. (of Robert Catto and Son), h. Belvidere

Robert, jun. (of Robert Catto and Son), 7i, East-North-st. Robert, and Son, merchants, 47 Marischal-street Robert, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 14 King- street

—. — Thomson, and Co., rope and sail manufacturers, Links, Footdee „—™ William, secretary (Aberdeen Bank), 50 Upperkirkgate William, merchant, 90 King-street

„ . William, corkcutter (G. Simpson), 9 Guestrow — ~~. Mrs. James, lodgings, 22 St. Nicholas-street

. Mrs. Robert, 17 East-North-street —„™ Miss, dressmaker, 50 Upperkirkgate Miss, dressmaker, Annand's-court, 30 James-street Cay, Alexander, cooper (Gilcomston Brewery), h. 21 Steps of Gil- comston —„™ William (Mitchell and Cay), Spa- street

„™—. Mrs., 70 Catherine-street Chadwick, Edmund, manufacturer, 39 Queen-street Chalmers, Alexander W., general governor of the Aberdeen prisons, h. Rose-street

Alexander, shoemaker, 21 Marischal-street, /;. 38 Union-row Alexander, weaver, 4 Charles-street, Broadford „„,„„. Alexander, superintendent of canal works, 5 Mounthooly 79 NEW ABERDEEN. [CHA CHR

Chalmers, Charles, advocate (Chalmers and Farquhar), 14 Union- terrace David, printer, h. 13 Adelphi, and Westburn „™~™ David, and Co., printers and publishers, Journal Office, 13 and 28 Adelphi-court, Union-street ™ and Farquhar, advocates, 147 Union-street „„ George, shipmaster (Sophia), 3 Victoria-place Adelphi . .„„ James (of D. Chalmers and Co., printers), 13

. James, superintendent (Gas Light Co.), h. Gas-sireet

. James, baker, 41 Park-street ™. John (of D. Chalmers and Co., printers), 13 Adelphi

. John, baker, 24 Justice-street ^ William, manager of the Northern Assurance Company, office, 3 King-street ™. William, builder (Low and Chalmers), Victoria-street-west _™— William, gardener, Jack's-brae ™. Mrs., teacher, 20 Blackfriars-street „™™. Mrs. S., 34 Marischal-street Miss, lodgings, 35 Huntly-street

. ™ Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield Chapman, John, builder, 185 George-street „™ William, Glenburn

Mrs , spirit dealer, 3 Shore-brae Charles, Alexander, mason, 73 Hutcheon -street Chasser, James, town's officer, 3 Drum's-lane Cheyne, George, spirit dealer, 25 Causewayend

. George, 10 Marywell-street „ Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel), h. 44 Bon-Accord-street Chisholm, William, keeper of the Public Rooms, Union -street

. William, baker, Holburn-street Chivas, Alexander, advocate, and agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 42 Castle-street street . — James (of Stewart and Chivas), h. 17 King- John (D. L. S. and Co.), h 2 Castle-brae

„™ . Captain William, 125 Crown-street Mrs. John, 2 Castle-brae Chree, Miss, 267 George-street Christal, John, teller (iMorth of Scotland Bank), k. 1 Affleck-street William, grain loft, Ilector's-houses, Commerce-street

. Mrs. William, lodgings, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd Christie, Alexander, mealseller, 1 Causewayend „„ Alexander, of Ashley, near Cooperston ™. David, clerk, h. 74 West-No'rth-street Donald, draper, 105 George-street, h. 61 Broad-street George, grocer, 124 King-street „„„ James, night patrol, h. 25 Spittal John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 65 George-street, h. Eastfield John, spirit dealer, 29 Park-street .

CHR CLAJ NEW ABERDEEN. 80

Christie, John, gardener, Froghall John, M.D., Lecturer on the Institutes of Medicine, Univer- sity and King's College, 124 Union-street ™ Miss, 117 George-street Miss, 27 Dee-street Christopher, Mark, shipmaster (Gazelle), 20 Prince Regent-street

City of Glasgow Bank, Victoria Court, 54 Castle-street ; William Bain, manager City Tax Office, 17 Huxter-row, foot of Broad-street Clark, Alexander, shipmaster, (Queen of the Tyne), 47 Constitution street ™.— Alexander C, pastry baker, 218 Gallowgate ™ Alexander, provision merchant, Northfleld, Leadside of Gilcomston —„™ Archibald, shore porter, 18 Shiprow

.—. — Arthur, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 10 Windy-wynd —,™. Benjamin, spirit dealer, 76 East-North-street —„.- George, and Son, wholesale booksellers and stationers, and paper merchants, 15 Broad-street, /;. Louisville

-™—. George and Co., tailors and drapers, 64 Schcolhill

—, — Henry, grocer and spirit dealer, 149| Gallowgate, h. above shop James, bookseller (G. Clark and Son), h Louisville ~. James, clothier, 18 Broad-street, h. 33 Bon-accord-street „_„™ James, shipmaster, 81 Virginia-street John, advocate, 3 Queen-street, h, 37 High-street, Old Aberdeen —,— John, 30 Blackfriars-strc-et John, spirit dealer, 49 George-street John, builder, 9 Princes-street — Joseph, inspector of buildings, (M'Kenzie and Matthews), Leslie, and Son, wine and spirit merchants, and wholesale grocers, 4, h. 2 Upperkirkgate m ™ and M'Donald, manufacturers (Woolmill, Culter) ; office, 18 Broad-street

, . Samuel, linen manufacturer, 5 Mounthooly William, ironmonger, 16 Union- street, h. Bloomfield, Holburn William, assistant inspector of poor, 37 Constitution-street

„ William, general agent, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit mer- chant, 8, h. 10 King-street „m William, manufacturer, 61 Queen-street

, William, teacher, (Broad-street Academy), h. Upper Den- burn „™ William, shipmaster (Commodore), 137 Crown-street William, spirit dealer, 43 Lodge-walk Union-street . . Mrs. J., lodgings, 36 school, 16 . Gallowgate , Miss, ladies' Miss, Louisville ,_ Miss, lodgings, 36 Union-street 81 NEW ABERDEEN. [CLE COL

Cleland, Peter, artist, and teacher of drawing, 8 Union-terrace Clerihew, Alexander, teacher (South parish school), h. 6 Denburn „ Francis, advocate, M'Combie's-court, h. 104 Crown-street George, builder, 104 Crown-street Clunes, Thomas, plumber, gasfitter, and brassfounder, 196 George- street, h. Kingsland-place Clyne, James (of Wm. Clyne and Sons), h. 85 Gallowgate Norval, advocate, 245 Union-street, h. Waverley-place ™~™ Thomas, tea and coffee dealer, 20 Gallowgate, h. 11 Little- john-street „ William and Sons, curriers, 28 Berry-lane William and Sons, leather dealers, boot and shoemakers, and gutta percha agents, 22 and 24 Gallowgate „ Mrs. Alexander, 11 Littlejohn-street „„„ Mrs. Captain, Victoria-street-west

. Mrs. William, 188 George-street Cobban, John, plasterer, 65 Chapel-street Cobb, Alexander, baker, 36 Union-place, h. 38 Union- terrace Cochran, F. J., advocate (Smith and Cochran), 96 Union -street, h. 126 Crown-street George-street . David, tea and spirit dealer, 44

. . James, late excise officer, Wallfield Cock, John, mealseller, 3 Commerce-street Alex. B. Cockburn, J., and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh ; Whyte, 19 Union Buildings, agent Cocker, James, gardener, Sunnypark, Canalside, by Causewayend Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 177 George-street Cofften, Joseph, spirit dealer, 46 Green Collie, Alexander, Oakbank, Stocket Alexander, slater, 28 Sbiprow h. Summer-street . Duncan, clerk (Police Tax-office), 53 „_ George (of G. Collie and Co.), h. 21 Union-place George and Co., drapers, 4 St. Catherine's-wynd, Union- street George, shipmaster, h. 3 Victoria-place ~™„™ James, mason, Even-place, Pitfodels James H., hairdresser, 55 Green, h. 17 Huntly-street Loch-street , James, provision shop, 85 Assurance „ ™ James, advocate, agent for the London Union Society, 58 Castle-street, h. 153 Crown-street .„™ James, tidewaiter, customs, Brebner's-court, Shiprow (Catto, Thomson, „„ „ John, foreman, of the rope department and Co.), h. 47 York-street John, plasterer, 69 Green, h. 2 College-street Patrick, wholesale and retail silk, shawl, and bonnet mer- chant, silk mercer, clothier, and haberdasher, 37 Union

street, /?. 2 Guestrow Robert, hairdresser, 62 Shiprow, h. Mary-cottage, south-end of College-street COL COO] NEW ABERDEEN. 82

Collie, Robert, wholesale and retail hardware and fancy warehouse, 37 Green, h. Affleck-street ™ Robert, of (Duthie and Co., brewers), Holbum-street . William, wright and cabinetmaker, 14 Blackfriars-street, h. 1 Donald's-court, Schoolhill William, carter, 26 Wales-street ~* Mrs. William, lodgings, Holburn-street Mrs. William, 102 Chapel-street

,— Mrs., King-street-place Mrs., lodgings, 83 Broad-street

— ,—. Mrs., midwife, 60 College-street

.. Miss Ann, 30 Gordon-street Collins, Peter, tailor and broker, 4 Constitution-street Colquhon, John, traveller (A. Sutherland and Sons), h. 17 Skene- terrace Colston, Alexander, teacher of music, and teacher, Gordon's Hos* pital, h. 11 Diamond-street „™— Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 11 Diamond-street Colvin, John, porter, Marischal College, Broad-street „~— Mrs., inn and lodgings, 61 Castle-street Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch; R. Grigor, agent, 9 King- street Commissary Clerk's Office, 27 King-street Commutation Road Trustees; James Simpson, advocate, clerk and collector, 17 Huxter-row Condell, Major, J. A. (H.E.I.C.S.), 112 Crown-street

Connell, D. M , English and commercial teacher (Free North School), Shoe-lane, h. Ferryhill

„ . Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86 Chapel-street Connon, Mrs., Alexander, wholesale grocer and tea merchant, 73, h. 79 King-street ~~. — Geo., merchant, Craigie-street „~. — James, clothier and haberdasher, 7 Broad-street, h. 2| Broad-street ™ James, mealseller, 55 York-street

~~ Richard and Co , timber merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and general commission agents, 58 Marischal street Robert, cart and plough wright, 34 h.*&2 Causewayend - William, spirit dealer, 20 East North-street, h. above shop —~™ William, carpenter, 28 St. Clement-street

. William (of W. Davidson and Co.), h. 1 1 Albyn-place ™ William, boatbuilder (W. Hood and Co.), 6 Baltic-street Cook, Alexander, coach-guard, 13 Guestrow

. James, engineer, 55 Wellington-street

—. — John, post-horse master, 1 Belmont-street, h. 134 Crown-st. John, ship and insurance broker, 59 Marischal-street, h. Ferryhill Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn-street 83 NEW ABERDEEN. [COO COU

Cook, William, tailor and clothier, Exchange-court, Union-street, h. 6 St. Catherine's-wynd

, Mrs., lodgings, 41 Huntly-street Cooper, Alexander, cooper, Cooper's-court, 24 Netherkirkgate

. Alexander (of H. Cooper and Co.), Victoria-street-west „™ Alexander, saddler, 45, h. 35 Qusen-street „.~ Francis, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 60 Chapel- street, h. 56

, Cooper, Henry (of H. Cooper and Co.), h. Victoria-street- west .„,. H. and Co., silk mercers, shawl merchants, and linen and "woollen drapers, 47 Union-street James (late hatter), bookseller and agent for Scott of Edin- burgh's pills, 22 Kidd-lane ~™ James, late farmer, Millbank-lane, North Broadford ™ James, spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, hairdresser, 121, h. 123 George-street John, spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, sacrist, Marischal College, 82 Broad-street Patrick, advocate, 25 Marischal-street, h. 64 Union-street „™ William (of Philip and Cooper), #.11 Albyn-place

. Bev. Wm., 50 Skene-terrace Miss, straw-hat maker, 49 Broad-street Mrs., midwife, 123 George-street Alexander, slater, Charlotte-street yard, Copland, ; John-street „ David, merchant, 29 York-place „™ James, mason, 5 Bannermill-street „™ Peter, slater yard, Hutcheon-street, h. 60 Gerard-street ; ,„~ Miss, staymaker, 10 Marywell-street Mrs., 10 Marywell-street

, Mrs. Dr., Fountainhall, h. Fountainhall Cordiner, Mrs., Smith's-court, 49 Gallowgate Cormack, Alexander, grocer, wine, and spirit-dealer, 33 Shiprow, h. 151 South Crown-street

. . George, furniture dealer, 73 Gallowgate „™ William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 31 York -place, h. 151 South Crown-street ™ William, Steam Yacht Inn, New Pier William, day-patrol, 19 Upperkirkgate

. Mrs., lodgings, Charlotte-street Miss, dressmaker, U Whitehouse-street Cornwall, George, printer and lithographer, Victoria-court, 54 Castle-street, h. Rosehill, Rosemount Cosgrove, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, and manufacturer of salve for all kinds of sores, 298 George- street Cossens, James, wright, 3 Castle-lane Coubrough, W. and J., tea dealers, 3 St. Nicholas-street

County Fire Office and Provident Life Office ; Agent, William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street COU CRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 84

County Rates ; C. Lumsden, collector, Union-terrace Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 7 George- street, h. Braehead, Gilcomston „ James, cooper, 177 Gallowgate Miss, staymaker, Farmer's-hall, Gilcomston „™ Miss, sick nurse, 68 Skene-square Coulls, John, blacksmith, Walker's-house, Hanover-lane Coutts, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Rubislaw

. Alexander, wright, 46 Frederick-street, h. South Constitu- tion-street Alexander, grocer, Holburn-street „„ Alexander, guard, Ballater Coach, 5 St. Mary's-place Alexander, turner and shuttle maker, 58 Windmillbrae and Gauld, painters and paper hangers, 201 Union-street George, wright, 88 John-street

. James, builder, 24 John-street, h. 15 Princes-street John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 114, h. 150 George-street

„ John, advocate, 16i Constitution-street

„m . William, shuttle maker, 58 Windmillbrae

^ . William (of Coutts and Gauld), h. 67 Chapel-street William, overseer (Rubislaw Works), h. Rubislaw Mrs., lodgings, 44 Upperkirkgate „.„ Mrs. Alexander, cutler, 214 Gallowgate

. Janet, provision seller, 56 Windmillbrae Cowbro, Thomas, Inland Revenue Office, Ashville-cottage, Hol- burn-street Cowie and Co., brewers, 5 Virginia-street .™„™ John, mason, 29 Hutcheon-street ™ William, tailor, 4 Brownie's-brae, Lower-denburn

. Mrs. William, 4 Thistle-street Cowieson, George, vintner, 9 Trinity-quay Craib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Trinity-quay „ John, spirit dealer, 103 John-street ™ William (of Knight and Craib), 7 Shore-brae „„ Mrs., lodgings, 49, St. Nicholas-street „™ Mrs., midwife, 1 Trinity-quay Craig, Alexander, manager (Milne, Cruden, and Co.) h. Gordon's mills

. Alexander, flesher, 6 Black's-buildings Alexander, manager (North Broadford Bread Company), h. 2 North-Broadford „™ Alexander, shipmaster (Helen), 23 Commerce-street

., ™ Edward, teacher, Dr. Bell's School, Frederick-street, h. 29 Skene-street George, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.) h. 11 Catto-square „ John, builder, Victoria-street- west James, and Co., saddlers and harness makers, 38 Schoolhill h. 13 Black's-buildings 85 NEW ABERDEEN. [CRA CRU

Craig, Peter, shipmaster (Edward), 23 Commerce-street Robert, spirit dealer, 21 North-Broadford

Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 22 George-street, li. Skene- street „„ Miss, dressmaker, 72 Catherine-street Craigen, James, furniture dealer, 29, h. 27 Gallowgate Craighead, Alexander, spirit dealer, 165 George-street

. , John, porter, Royal Infirmary

, . William, provision dealer, 22 Basement-floor, New-market Miss, dressmaker, 20 Skene-street Craigmile, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 47, h. 49 Commerce-street Craigie, Captain James, (H.E.I.C.S.), 15 Albyn-place Craigmyle, Francis, teacher of writing and drawing, Public School, Little Belmont-street, h. 11 Rose-street „™ William, late farmer, 67 Commerce-street spirit dealer, Woolmanhill . . William, grocer, tea and 49 Crane, Andrew, shipmaster (Newhaven), 45 Victoria-place James, rural police constable, 50 Skene-street James, collector (Gas Light Co.), h. 58 Gerrard-street Crawford, John, overseer (Aberdeen Lime Co.), h. Fish-street William, flaxdresser, 35 North-Broadford Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, Free North Infant School, North-

street, /*. Orchard-cottage, Old Aberdeen Croall, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 2 King-street, h. 5 Rosemount-terrace Croll, Alexander, baker, 13 Castle-street „„ George, baker, 70 King-street John, baker, 67 George-street, h. 69 Hutcheon-street John, provision seller, 69 Hutcheon-street Cromar, James L., shipmaster (Columbine), 54 Quay „™ James, spirit dealer, 2 East-North-street John (Milne, Low, and Co.), h. 4 Little Chapel-street

. William, clerk, 55 Shiprow Crombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 21, A. 23 Broad-street ™. John, A.M., teacher John, writer, (R. Dyce), h. 20 St. Andrew-street James, grocer, 47, h. 55 Gallowgate James, and Co., manufacturers, Cothal Mills h. 38 Whitehouse-street , Peter, jeweller, 60 Broad-street, Robert, guard (Lard Forbes coach), h. 64 Union-street Mrs., lodgings, 64 Union-street Crone, Mrs., poultry and cook shop, 76 Shiprow Crow, Alexander, ironmonger, 31 St. Nicholas-st., h. Rosemount- place James, locker (of the Customs), h. 8 Thistle-street Cruickshank, A., and Co., hosiers and glovers, 105 Union-street Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 14 Black's- buildings, h. 76 West-North-street CRU CUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 86

Cruickshatik, Anthony (of A. Cruickshank and Co.), 103 Union- street George (of A. Cruickshank and Co.), h. Prospect-house Rosemount r

—.— George, coal-broker, h. 8 Yeats-lane ~ James, teacher of, and dealer in accordions, also accordions tuned and repaired, 86 George-street John, LL.D., professor of mathematics, Marischal College, h. 12 Rose-street

™ John, provision merchant, 72 Windmillbrae, li. Holburn- place

—™~ John, inspector of police, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. 70 Catherine-street Robert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 196 Gallow- gate, h. 71 Catherine-street -~~™ John, tinsmith, Holburn-street, h. Holburn-st. —~~ Leslie, merchant, 92, h. Cruickshank's-court, 91 Broad-st. and Deemount William, 5 Lobban's-court, Castle-street William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 19, h. 20 Castle-st. William, grocer, 16 East North-street ~~— Mrs., sick nurse, 28 Summer-street Mrs., 76 West North^street Mrs. John, lodgings

, —— Mrs , 27 Blackfriars-street ™~— Mrs., provision dealer, 13 Skene-street

, Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 25 Marischal-street —.— Mrs. (late Manse of Glass), Ferryhill Lodge

——. Mrs. Richard, lodgings, 102 Gallowgate

. „ Mrs., 6 Frederick-street

, Miss, dressmaker, Victoria-street-west —— Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 28 Upperkirkgate Cuddie, A., M.D., 31 Quay ~™— Nicholas, brewer, 112 Loch-street Cummine, Misses, of Rattray, 3 Albyn-place Cumming, Alexander, tea, spirit, and provision merchant, 58 Broad-street, h. 14 Correction-wynd ™_— Alexander, spirit dealer, 36 Castle-street ~~— Charles, St. Nicholas Hotel, tavern, and coffee-room, 2 St. Nicholas-lane and 9 St. Nicholas-street .«« — James, shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent-street James, master-carpenter (Walter Hood and Co.), 3 York-st. James, clerk, Leith and Clyde Shipping Co. John, merchant tailor, 18 Union-street William, slater, 25 Frederick-street William, furnishing tailor, 7 Huxter-row William, overseer, Hazlehead ~~ Miss, 264 George-street Cunliff, Mrs., lodgings, 32 Union-terrace 87 NEW ABERDEEN. [CUN—DAV

Cunningham, William, currier, 38 George-street Currie, Adam, and Sons, curriers, Steps of Gilcomston, A. 51 John- street Mrs., midwife, 51 John-street Cushnie, A., Lower Buxburn Meal warehouse, *2 George-street Custom-house, 16 Quay; Watch-house, New Pier, Footdee

Dalgarno, James, 22 East North-street Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Dalgety, Alexander, provision merchant, Newmarket, h. 51 Green Dallachy, Miss E., dressmaker, 49 St. Andrew-street Dalrymple, Mrs. William, 72 Chapels-street —--. Miss, 3 Alford-place Daniel, Alexander, advocate, deputy register of sasines, 25 BeU mont-street, h. 36 Back-wynd.

.—. — James, and Co., printers and publishers, 48 Castle-street .—. — Thomas, post-horse-master, 16 Mealmarket-street Thomas, stabler and innkeeper, 16 Mealmarket-street „™— William (of Warrack and Daniel), h. 55 Huntly-street ~™— and M'Guffie, brewers and maltsters, Holburn-street" ™.~~. Mrs. George, Milner's-court, 25 Guestrow Danish Consul, Neil Smith, 114 King-street Darling, Thomas, gardener, Woodhill Dauney, Alexander, land surveyor, 103 George-street

. Mrs., 5 Affleck-street Davidson, Alexander-, engineer (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 55 Wellington-street

. *, Rev. A. D. (Free West Church), k. 128 Crown-street Alexander, advocate (P. and A. Davidson), 237 Union-st. —.~™ Alexander, flesher, 32 and 33 New Market, h. Bridge of Dee ~~.— Alexander, grocer, and spirit dealer, 44 Castle-street, h. 31 Frederick-street

.—. — Alexander, grocer, and spirit dealer, 110 Gallowgate „—™ Alexander, china merchant, 69 East North-street

. Alexander, wright, 164 Gallowgate, h. 5 Young-street Andrew, shipowner, 56 Wellington-street Charles, druggist, 1 Exchequer-row, and 181 Union-street, h. 183 Union-street —~™ David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 131^ Union-street h. 28 Union-row; workshop, 18 Summer-street

. Donald, manufacturer, 49 Green, h. 6 Denburn George, bookseller, 1 Eing-street, h. 8 Castle-street George (G. and W. Davidson), 17 Quay

,™—. George, provision merchant, 28 Skene-street

. George and William, merchants, rope and twine manufactu-

rers, Footdee ; office, 17 Quay George, night watchman, 9 Forbes-street George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, and commission agent, 51 St. Nicholas-street, h. 49 Upperkirkgate DAV DAV] NEW ABERDEEN. 88

Davidson, George, flesher, 32 Basement floor, New-market

„™„™ James, flesher, 47 New Market, li. 61 Green ,™— James, spirit dealer, 38 h. 39 Quay James, plasterer, 22 Union-row —~™, James, shore-porter, and sedan-chair carrier, Commercial- court, 58 Castle-street

„~—. James, shoemaker, 59 Regent-quay, h. 9 Commerce-street

,—. — James, W., currier, foot of Berry-lane, k. 188 George-street „™ John, writer, 43 Skene-street John, North Broadford John, spirit dealer, 65 Queen-street John, provision merchant, 24 Basement floor, New Market „™— John, spirit dealer, 3 Park-street

. John, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 112 Gallowgate

. John, plumber, 67 Netherkirkgate, k. Forbes-street Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canal-road

. Patrick and Alexander, advocates, 1 Bon-accord-street

Patrick (P. and A. Davidson), ft. 27 Bon-accord-terrace

, Robert, gardener, Lochhead

. — Robert, tailor, 15 Causewayend

. Bobert W. D., writer, (Record Office), h. Bellevue

„™ . Robert, grocer, and spirit dealer, 15 Justice-street ,™. William, and Co., merchants, 44 Broad-street William, architect, Strawberrybank „„. William, grocer, and spirit dealer, 23 College-street

, . William, stoneware merchant, 71 Green, h. 32 Union-row .„„ William, gardener, Burnside William, furnishing tailor, 4 West-North-street, h. 23 Frederick-street „™.™ William, plasterer, 12 Queen-street, Chronicle-court William, of Kebbaty, 41 Thistle-street Mrs. Alex., provision merchant and broker, 89 Gallowgate

™ . Mrs. D., of Inchmarlo, 237 Union-street

„ „. Mrs. George, Ruthrieston-inn, Bridge of Dee Mrs. Lieutenant, 126 King-street „ Mrs. William, canal-road _~.~~ Mrs. William, 50 Upperkirkgate

. . Mrs., lodgings, 12 Queen-street, Chronicle-court „„ Miss A., matron of Poor House, Nelson-street .~™ Miss, 9 Canal-street

. Union-row , Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 32 .™.~™ Miss, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 2 Shiprow, h. Shore-brae ™ Miss, 75 Dee-street Davie, George, wright and cooper, Ruthrieston ™ James, music-seller, music-master, pianoforte-tuner, Con- cert-court „~„™ Miss, dressmaker, 7 Gaelic-lane 89 NEW ABERDEEN. [DAV DON

Davis, Richard (Simpson and Whyte), h. 24 Correction-wynd Dawson, Charles, superintendent of the Aberdeen Railway Police, and Sheriff-officer ^ John, grocer, and spirit dealer, 64 Causewayend „ „ Robert, goods and parcel office (Aberdeen Railway), h. Mill- bank, Hardgate William, cart and plough wright, Shuttle- street seller, 248 George street , Mrs., provision Mrs., lodgings, 1 Crown-place-east Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont street; John Weir, master Deans, John, Railway Contractor, Kirkhill, Nigg John, innkeeper, 49 Lodge-walk Matthew, chimney sweep, 22 Muttonbrae Miss, provision shop, 4 Marischal-street Dempster, John, shipmaster, 7 Hanover-street „ John, 14 Bon- Accord-street Deuchar, Allan R., clerk (Gas Light Co.), 84 Shiprow

. George, grocer, 151, h. 149 George-street Devanha Brewery, Devanha ™. Distillery Company, Polmuir Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D. D., principal of Marischal College, Vic- toria-street-west Henry A. M.D., surgeon dentist, 10 Union-terrace Kev. Thomas (South parish), South-bridge, Holburu-street Thomas, teller, Commercial Bank, k. 146 George-street Diack, Peter, spirit dealer, 59 Guestrow William, grocer, 16 Park-street Dick, William, overseer, Harbour Works, h. 56 St. Clement-street Dickie, Rev. Andrew (United Presbyterian Church), 28 North- Broadford „™~~ John, manager (William Duthie, shipowner), h. Cherryvale Dilling, William, moulder, 61 Commerce-street Dingwall, Mrs., Spring-garden Dinnson, John, shipmaster, 6 Canal-terrace Diverly, Hugh, watch and clockmaker, 7 Upperkirkgate Diverty, Peter, grocer, 31 Causewayend Dixon, John, and Co., horse-shoers, 5 Chronicle-lane, h. 57 Long- acre Don, William, overseer (Broadford Works), h. 256 George-street Donald, Alexander, shipmaster (Patriot), 10 St. Clement-street Upperkirkgate , ™. Andrew, late baker, 25 Ernst, daguerotypist, 57 Green, h. Thistle-street-west „™„~ George, glazier, 17 Netherkirkgate, h. Victoria-street-west ™ George, tailor, 42, Netherkirkgate James, shipmaster (Hero), Ferryhill-place blacksmith, 4 Cause- . John, iron ploughmaker, and general wayend Peter, flesher, 8 New Market, Basement-floor, h. 3 Little- Belmont-street DON DUG] NEW ABERDEEN. 90

Donald, Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12 St. Nicholas-street ~ Robert, shipmaster, h. 53 Commerce-street ~_™« William, inn and lodgings, 8 Schoolhill —..™ William, distiller (Strathdee Distillery), Cooperston-build- ings

, William, shipowner; office, 42 Marischal-street

. William, principal beadle (Free South Church), and funeral- waiter, 27 Blackfriars-street ~~~™ Mrs. James, Cardenshaugh

. . Mrs. William, 10 Chapel-street Donaldson, Alexander, clerk, 47 Broad- street

.—. —. Arthur, flesher, 166 George-street — George, builder, 13 Huxter-row

~™—, James, spirit dealer, 24 Trinity-street

— ,—. Mrs. Peter, 192 George-street

—. —.• Mrs., flesher, Basement, New Market, h. Old Aberdeen Donaldson's School, Back-wynd Douglas, Alexander, grocer, 21 Chapel-street _~— Rev. George, 132 Crown-street

,—.,— Thomas, Douglas Hotel, Market-street

—. —. Mrs., muff and tippet maker, and cleaner of furs, 5 Little- Belmont-street Dow, Alex., heel and toeplate maker, Causewayend —.~~ James, mason, 7 South Constitution-street Downie, Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw ~ Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h. Cooperston

Drimmie, Alexander, manufacturer, Rubislaw-works, /*. Rubislaw Drummond, John, boot and shoemaker; warehouse, 54 Union- street, h. 14 Bon-Accord-terrace Drysdale, Miss, 263 Union-street Duff, Alexander, tailor, 19 Upperkirkgate —„™ David, wright, Thistle-street, h. 49 Summer- street ™ William, and Co., grocers, and spirit dealers, 97 Gallowgate, h, 2 Wales-street William (H. Cooper and Co.), h. 3 Charlotte-street DuS'us, James, confectioner, 86 Union-street, h. 13 Correction- wynd

„™—. John, ship chandler, 80 Waterloo-quay, k. above shop —™. William, vintner, Star Hotel, 190 George-street

. Mrs., confectioner, 16 Upperkirkgate Duguid, Alexander, grocer, and spirit dealer, 15 Regent-quay, h. 125 Crown street ™ C.J. G. (of J. D. and Co.), h. 15 Constitution-street ™ James (of J. Duguid and Co.), h. Springhill

. James and Co , clothiers and warehousemen, 10, Broad-st. -~ Mrs. Simpson, h. 2 Mary-place, Skene-square „™— Mrs., Bellevue Cottage, Hardgate „~— Mrs. W., Newlands, Ruthrieston

, , Miss, cotton manufacturess, 82 St. Andrew-street 91 NEW ABERDEEN. [DUN DUN

Dunbar, Ales., overseer (Broadford-works), h. 75 John-street „™~ The Rev. Sir William, Bart, (of St. Paul's English Episco- pal Chapel, Gallowgate), h. Mackie-place —~~* William, cloth merchant, 24 Chapel-street Duncan, Alexander, farmer, Ruthrieston Alexander, spirit dealer, Jack's-brae ~_—~ Alexander, day patrol, 3 Denburn

. George, clerk, P.O., 66 Windmillbrae

.—. —. George, agent, Netherkirkgate, h. 3 Dee-plaee ~~,™ George, grocer, 53 Upper-denburn

— ,—. James, Rev., 24 Schoolhill

——. James, grocer, and spirit dealer, 53 Quay, h. 10 Castle-brae James, tea, coffee, and provision-merchant, 56i Causeway- end, h. above shop -~~~™ John, manufacturer, h. 150 King-street John, goldsmith, jeweller, and optician, 4, h. 6 St. Nicho- las-street

,—. — John, writer, 68 Broad-street ,~~„™. John, advocate, 8 Castle-street, //. 263 Union-street

, . Lockhart, grocer, 23 Windmillbrae

—. —. Peter, bootmaker, Charlotte-street I — —. Robert, millwright (Blaikie Brothers), 71 Park-street

—, — and Melville, tobacconists to the Queen, 31 Union- Street, h. 30 St. Nicholas-street

—. — Thomas, marble and stone work, 34, h. 46 Dee-street .—™ Thomas and Son, cork manufacturers, 20, h. 26 St. Nicholas street

—„™ William, treasurer and collector of police ; office, 50 St. Nicholas-street, /;. 4 Shore-brae

— ,—. William, wright and house agent, 2, h. 6 St. Andrew-street

, . William, shipowner, 11 Huntly-street

—. —. William, flesher, 217 Gallowgate, h. 19 Spittal William, mason, 10 Forbes-street ,~„— William, ship, insurance, and share broker, and timber mer- chant, 49 Marischal-street, h. 11 Huntly-street

™—. William, gardener, Millbank-cottage, Berryden

. William, boot and shoemaker, 12 Skene-street, h. Straw- berrybank ~ Mrs., lodgings, 37 Marischal-street

——. Mrs. Adam, 17 Huxter-row Mrs., 24 Schoolhill

. Mrs., lodgings, Charles-court, 44 Upperkirkgate ~~ Mrs., Braehead, Gilcomston

. Mrs., lodgings, 16 Young-street „~™~ Mrs. David, 40 Huntly-street

. Miss, Duncan's-court, 74 Gallowgate

.—. — Miss, teacher of reading and sewing, 24 Schoolhill ~~~~~ Miss, teacher (Free Gilcomston), h. Holburn-street

. Miss, poultry dealer, 26 Shiprow ,

DUN DYE] NEW ABERDEEN. 92

Duncan, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 31 Schoolhill Dun, John, teacher (Grammar School), h. 3 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill Dundas, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 283 George-street Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company's Office, John Jamieson agent, 56 Marischal-street

Dunn, Alexander, grocer, ] 1 College-street „™ David and Co., wholesale druggists and drysalters, 32 King- street David (of D. Dunn and Co.), h. 30 King-street „™ James,. merchant, 35 Market-gallery

. John, late merchant, 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-terrace „ „ John, shipmaster, 13 Commerce-street John, advocate, and sheriff-clerk- depute of Aberdeenshire; office, 27 King-street, h. Fonthill-place — Mrs., Fonthill-place

,—.—, Mrs. James, Ferryhill-place r*~ Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 38 Union-terrace ™ Isabella, poultry seller, 10 Carmelite-lane Dunnet, James, ship-broker, 10 Catto-square Durie, Mrs. David, Odd-Fellows'-Arms Inn, 41 Queen-street Durrell, John, sailmaker, 21 St. Clement-st., h. 11 Canal-terrace Durno, Alexander, printer, 40 Gallowgate

. Leslie, mealseller, Wellington-place, h. 15 Chapel-street Peter, 58 Longacre Dustan, William, cart and plough wright, Skene-street-west Duthie, Alexander and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee Alex, jun., merchant and shipowner, h. Broadford-place Alexander (of A. Duthie and Co.), h. Waterloo-quay ~~ Alexander, advocate, 11 Market-street, h. Broadford-place

~™—. Barclay, furnishing tailor, 5 Church-street and Forbes, fui-nishing tailors, Concert-court, Broad-street John, hairdresser, Lime-quay, h. 5 Church-street „~— John, shipbuilder, Wellington-street.

, John, jun., shipbuilder, 5 Canal-terrace „ William, advocate; office, 115 Union-street, h Broadford-pl. William, shipowner and timber merchant, Footdee, h. 30 St.

Clement-street ; office, York-place

. . William and Co., brewers and maltsters, Holburn-street Wm., shipmaster (Enchantress), Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill Mrs. Alexander, Prospect-terrace Dyce, James, late druggist, 4 East-Craibstone-street

Robert, advocate ; office, 3 Queen-street, h. 47 Don-street, Old Aberdeen Robert, M.D., lecturer on Midwifery, Marischal College, h. 198 Union-street Mrs. General, 36 Bon-Accord-terrace Dyer, Alexander R., customhouse-agent, commission-merchant, and ship-broker, h. 51 Wales-street 93 NEW ABERDEEN. [EAG ELS

Eagle Fire and Life Insurance ; Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-street Easton, Alexander, blacksmith foreman (W. Hood and Co.), h, 31 James-street and Co.), h. 70 Park-street . James, blacksmith (A. Duthie Eaton, James, stonecutter, 72 Catherine-street Eddie, Alexander, baker, 6, h. 8 Commerce-street Charles, miller, Nether-Justice-Mills, Holburn ™. John, chimneysweep, 5 Windy-wynd „™ Robert, maltster and brewer, 69, Virginia-street, h. Canal- lane Edinburgh Life Assurance; James Murray, 50 Schoolhill, and William Adamson, 25 Marischal-street, agents Edmond, Charles, clerk (Glenburnie Distillery), h. 40 Huntly-st.

„. Francis, advocate ; office, 22 Adelphi, /*. 5 Albyn-place

. James, advocate, 150 Union-street John, bookbinder and stationer, 52 h. 50 Queen-street

. James, cartwright, 153 George-street Edward, Alexander, late solicitor, 64, Park-street David, beadle of Free Bon-Accord Church, funeral-waiter

and undertaker, /;. 13 Denburn-terrace ™ James, 73 George-street Edwards, Douglas, merchant, 115 Union-street, h. 147 Union-st. ™» James, flaxdresser (Richards and Co.), Maybank, Hutcheon- street James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston „„ William, spirit-dealer, 25 Causewayend Mrs., midwife, 14 Skene-street Elder, Peter (Aberdeen Horse Repository), h. Barkmill House Elgie, William (Broadford Works), h. Rossie-cottage, Maybank Elgin, Mrs. William, 7 Drum's-lane Ellethorn, James, surgeon, 150 Gallowgate Ellicock, John, cabinet-maker, 102 King-street Ellis, Gordon, porter-dealer, 4 Charlotte-street ™ Peter, spirit-dealer, 11 Backwynd Mrs. Captain John, 38 Union-row „™™. Miss, teacher (Davidson's School, Footdee), h. 81 Skene- square Elliot, James, shipmaster (Berbice), 74 Windmill-brae Elinslie, R. J., auctioneer, appraiser, and commission agent, 24 Broad-street, h. 36 Union-street „™„~. William, druggist, 57 Castle-street, /*. Commercial- court Mrs. Porthill-cottage Elrick, John, grocer, 105 Skene-street ™_ John, mason, 64 Gallowgate

. .„„ Miss, matron, Lunatic Asylum Elsmie, George (of George Elsmie and Son), 2 Regent-quay George and Son, commission-merchants and general-agents, 4 Regent -quay ELS FAL] NEW ABERDEEN. 94

Elsmie, James (of G. Elsmie and Son), 2 Recent-quay Emslie, George (of W. Emslie and Son), h. Kingsland-place James, dentist, 8 Little Belmont-street John, coppersmith and brassfounder, 12 Carnegie's-brae, h. 16, Huxter-row

. John, manager, tape manufactory, h. 86 Chapel-street —„™ William and Son, merchants, 191 Gallowgate, h. Honey- bank, Canalside ~_— William and Co., stoneware merchants, 188 West-north- street, h. above shop „~— Mrs., lodgings, 32 Union terrace Miss, 21 Summer- street Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, 7 Frederick-street, h. 3 Bon- Accord-square

~~—. Mrs., provision dealer, 47 George-street Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist, 138 George-street Esplin, William, Goods Manager, Aberdeen Railway, h. 127 Crown -street Esdaile, Mrs. John, Bon-Accord-terrace Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 14 Carmelite-street

— .—. James, jobbing gardener, 58 Summer-street Mrs., lodgings, 25 Whitehouse-street Ettershank, James, cooper, Causewayend

. Joseph, shipmaster (Cheviot), Prince-regent-street European Life Insurance and Annuity Company— D. Davidson, advocate, agent, 1 Bon-Accord-street Ewen, George, turner, South-silver-street, h. 66 Windmill-brae ™ John, tailor, 1 M'Combie's-court, Union-street John, furniture dealer, 11 Upperkirkgate, h 17 Jopp's-lane —„™ Peter, town's-officer, h. 30 Belmont-street

—. — Thomas, advocate, 20 Queen-street, h. 146 George-street William, builder, 7 Summer -street, k. 28 Chapel -street

—. —. William, tailor, 16 Huxter-row Ewing, William, night patrol, 30 Summer-street Experience Life Assurance Company—agent, George Marquis, 147 Union-street

Fairweather, David, mahogany, rosewood, and general timber merchant— timber yards, 182 George-street and Inches, h. 69 Dee-street Mrs., 184 George- street Falconer, Alexander, spirit dealer, 69 Commerce-street

.—. — Alexander (of J. Falconer and Co.), h. 24 Union-row George (of J. Falconer and Co.), h. 24 Union-row ~~— John, and Co., haberdashers, 23 Union-street — .— Mrs. James, 45 Bon-Accord-street

—. — Mrs. James, grocer and spirit-dealer, Upper Denburn Mrs., midwife, Stonyton, Rubislaw ~. .

95 NEW ABERDEEN. [FAR FER

Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Assurance Society — office, 11 Market-street—Benjamin Reid, agent for Aberdeen district Farquhar, Arthur, land surveyor, 4 Correction-wynd ™ George (Herald Office), 7 Queen-street George, mealseller, 39 Castle-street ,™ and Gill, painters, glaziers, paper-hangers, plumbers, bra- ziers, and gas-fitters, 2 Drnm's-lane, and Upperkirkgate James, clerk (John Blaikie and Sons), 19 Littlejohn-street — Farquhar, James, plumber (of F. and G.), h. 63 Guestrow John (of Farquhar and Gill), h. 63 Guestrow ~, Nathaniel, advocate (Chalmers and Farquhar), 33 Union- place R. Spottiswood, advocate, 2 Correction-wynd, h. 169 Crown- street

, William, manager (Glenburn Distillery), h. Villa Franca Mrs. Alexander, 169 Crown-street Farquharson and Co., merchants, 131 Union-street Alexander, stabler, Ross's-court, 22 Sehoolhill Andrew, yr., of Whitehouse, 15 Union-terrace —»— Peter, of Whitehouse, advocate, 15 Union-terrace „. Thomas, boot and shoemaker, corner of Innes-street, Gal- lowgate Mrs. Dr., 8 Bon-accord-terrace Misses, of Ballogie, 220 Union-street Fearnside, William, druggist, 45 Green Feggetter, Mrs., vintner, Devanha Inn, Clayhills Female School of Industry (Sheriff Watson's), Skene street-west

School of Industry, 8 Shaw's-court, 90 Gallowgate ; Miss Milne, matron Orphan Asylum, Albyn -place Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56 John-street — Robert, bookbinder, 50 Gordon-street Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, Strawberrybank „~. James, advocate, 7 Belmont-street, h. Grove Cottage, Coop- ers ton Dr. James, West-end Academy, h. Oakbank Cottage — John, advocate, 7 Belmont-street, h. Cooperston John, surgeon, Cove, Nigg John, baker, 64 Skene-square Robert, silk dyer and renovator, 42, h, Charles-court, 40 Upperkirkgate William B., land, surveyor, 11 Union-terrace, h. Grove Cot- tage, Cooperston Mrs. John J., Ferguson's-court, 108 Gallowgate

. Miss, 40 Bon-accord-street Fernie, Mrs., lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas- street Ferrier, James, 30 Spa- street Ferryhill Mill Warehouse, 59 and 61 Castle-street FET FOO] NEW ABERDEEN. 96

Fettes, Miss, 3 Dee-place Janet, poultry shop, 73 Windmillbrae Fiddes, David, M.D., 18 King-street Edward (North of Scotland Bank), h. 18 King-street Francis, bootmaker, 32 Upperkirkgate Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Skene-square Fiddler, Alexander, coal broker, 5, h. 25 James-street John, provision shop, 10 Upperkirkgate Fimester, John, surveyor of taxes, 2 Langstane-place Findlater, James, plasterer, 47 Causewayend Findlay, Alexander, boot and shoe warehouse, 11 Broad-street, h. Milner's court, 25 Guestrow ™>— Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Skene-street, h. 3 Skene-terrace

—. — Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 65, h. 67 Virginia-street James, 23 Prince Regent-street James, grocer and spirit dealer, 48 Gallowgate John, watchmaker, jeweller, and manufacturer of German silver plate, 6 and 26 South Gallery, New- market, and 1 Queen-street, h. Broomhill John A., druggist, 43 Castle-street, h. 30 Castle-street. ~~ Robert, carver and turner, Windmill-lane, h. 20 Marywell- street

Robert, clerk (Allardyce and Jopp), /;. Ferrvhill Buildings Mrs., midwife, 17 Schoolhill Finlason, John, tailor and draper, 2, h. 4 Queen-street —. — Mrs., Cooperston-place

—. — Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 50 Chapel-street Finlayson, John (Herald Office), h 45 Constitution-street Fire Engine Station, 125 King-street Fisher, Basil (Devanha), 27 Belmont-street Capt. A. S., of Murcar House, Westville, 14 Albyn-plaee William, of Ferryhill

. Mrs., merchant, 23 New-market Gallery ™ Miss, 27 Belmont-street Flann, Joseph, shipmaster (Struggler), Hanover-lane Fleming, John, advocate, 12 King-street ™ John, merchant, 81 Crown-street John, late brewer, Mount-street J. and J., hardware merchants, 47 Broad-street

—. — Robert, victualling house and spirit dealer, 27 Guestrow Flett, David, tailor, Trinity- manse William, baker, 142 George-street Fletcher, Robert, sharebroker and accountant, 17 Huxter-row William, shipmaster (Marys), 61 Commerce-street Flockhart, Alexander (of Yeats and Flockhart), h. Belmont Foote, Rev. James, D.D. (Free East Church), h. 14 Golden-square James, shoemaker, 38 Frederick-street Miss, 137 Union -street 97 NEW ABERDEEN. [FOR FOR

Forbes, Alexander, late boatman, Customs, 52 Wellington-street Alexander (of Forbes and Sons), h. Rotunda-place, Ferryhill „™ Alexander, spirit dealer, 62 Gallowgate Alexander, of Blackford, h. 1 Bon- accord-square Henry David, of Balgownie, h. Balgownie „™ Duncan, advocate, Broadford Cottage George, grocer, 59 St. Nicholas-street James, merchant (of Forbes and Sons), h. Kingsland-place, 265 George-street clothiers, haberdashers, and , , James, and Sons, wholesale woollen drapers, 40 Union-street ,™~™ John, clothier, men's mercer outfitting establishment, 73 Union-street, h. 76 Bon-accord-street ™ James, and Co, wood merchants, West North-street

. . James, spirit dealer, 7,h. 11 James-street James, furnishing tailor (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), h. Kings- land- place John, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 86, h. 84 Broad-streefc „™ Robert, shore-porter, St. Catherine's-court, 16 Shipi^ Mrs., provision merchant, 6 Windy- wynd „. Mrs. James, 141 Skene-street Mrs. Dr., 171 Crown-street

. Miss E., of Ladysford, 26 Silver-street Miss, Rotunda- place, Ferryhill „™ Miss, of Echt, 23 Bon-accord-terrace _ Miss, of Echt, 97 Crown-street Ford, John, flint glass manufacturer to the Queen (Holyrood flint glass works, Edinburgh), and China warehouse, 136 Union-street Fordyce, Alexander Dingwall, of Brucklay, R.N., M.P., Albyn- place

. Miss Dingwall, 35 Union-place Miss Dingwall, 64 Dee-street Forrest, George, carter, 79 Virginia-street Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 3 Farrier-lane, h. 95 West North-street ™ Robert, merchant, 73 West North-street Mrs., midwife, 114 Chapel-street Forsyth, Alexander, 18 Constitution-street Alexander, jun., clerk, 86 Skene-square Castle-street . — and Elmslie, chemists and druggists, 57 George, 18 Constitution-street

—. — George, late dyer, George-street Isaac, bookseller, 1 Marischal-street ™ James, ironmonger and wire worker, 104, h. 123 George-st. ™ James, baker and confectioner, 129, h. 127 Crown-street ~~ James, M.D., 46 Schoolhill „™ Rev. James, D.D., of West Church, h. 21 Golden-square John, leather merchant, 85 Broad-street, h. Prospect-house FOR FEA] NEW ABERDEEN. 98

Forsyth, Morrice, 86 Skene-square

. Robert, overseer (Stewart, Ro well, and Co.), h 187 George- street William, mail guard, 45 Bon-accord-street „~ William, —. druggist, 57 Castle-street, h. 35 Dee-street —— William, feuar, 24 North Broadford William (Journal), h. 86 Skene-square

. Mrs. David, 2 Union-place

. Mrs., Balmoral-place Mrs., lodgings, 1 Marischal-street

—.—. Miss. 77 Crown-street Fotheringham, Alexander, night-patrol, Nellfield

—. — Richard, manufacturer, h. 62 Catherine-street Fowler, Andrew, Wellspit House, near Bridge of Dee

. James and John, —— of Cluny ; warehouse, 24 George-street

. William, spirit dealer, 5 Crown-street

' Fowlie, John, gardener, Female Orphan Asylum, Albyn-place Francis, John, machine-maker, 2 Shuttle-lane Franklin, Ii. boot and shoemaker, and clerk of St. Paul's Chapel, h. 61 Gallowgate

Fraser, Alexander, advocate and city chamberlain, Town-house, h. 194 King-street ™— Alexander, tea, spirit, London porter, and provision mer- chant, 181, A. 185 Gallowgate Alexander, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, and agent for the Brackla Royal Distillery, 15 Marischal-street, h. 49 Constitution street „ Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, foot of Short Loanings, Gilcomston „„— Alexander, contractor, Rosemount-place —..— Alexander, harbour day-patrol, 10 Commerce-street Arthur, merchant, 42 Gordon-street

— ,— Angus, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 72 Union-street, cor- ner of St. Nicholas-street, h. 75 Union-street, and Wood- bank, Pitfodels T Angus, jun., grocer, 20 Union-place, h. 37 W hitehouse-st. Charles^ spirit dealer, 30 Justice-street ~~,~~ Donald (North of Scotland Bank), h. 12 College-bounds

—~~ David, merchant, 52 George-street, /*. 50 Loch-street

— .—. David, letter-carrier, 2 Li ttlejohn- street Francis, manager (M. Manuel), Provost Blaikie's-quay, h. 7 South Constitution-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 104 Green ™ George, ship-joiner, Pottery-close, Footdee George, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 14 Catto-square

. and Glennie, tailors, 6 Broad-street Hugh, blacksmith and bell-hanger, Steps of Gilcomston Hugh, clerk (A. Duthie and Co.), h. 3 Castle-lane Hugh, clothier, 24 and 30 Union-street, h. Broadford-place 99 NEW ABERDEEN. [FRA FYF

Fraser, Hugh, china merchant to the Queen, 55, h. 54 Castle-st. ™ James, overseer (Commercial Co.), h. Marywell-street James and Son, boot and shoemakers, 115 Union-street James, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit dealers, 197 Union-

street, corner of Dee-street ; Receiving Post Office ~~ James (of J. Fraser and Co.), h. 54 Dee-street

. James, jun., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 6 Union- place, h. Holburn-street „. James, tailor and clothier, 25 Shiprow, h. 6 Union-lane

,— James, candlemaker, 46 Loch-street, k. 42 Castle-street ™ Rev. James, of St. Clement's, 23 Constitution-street James, foreman (Gilcomston Comb Work), h. 24 Blackfriars- street James, letter-carrier, 10 Gaelic-lane John (of J. Fraser and Son), k. 68 Bon-accord-street ™ John, tailor, Charlotte-street —~— John, watch and clock maker, 166 Union-street, h- 37 Whitehouse-street John, tailor, Cruden's-court, Broad-street „™ John, builder, Charlotte-street, corner of John-street

, Robert, stamper, post-office, 30 Whitehouse-street Thomas, merchant, Holburn-street

~~.—. Thos. (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Co.), h. Ferryhill-buildings William, surgeon, 8 Drum's-lane ™ William, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 57 Union-street, h. 2 Crown-place

. William (of Fraser and Glennie), Victoria-street-west „™~~ William, bookseller and stationer, 29 New-market Gallery ™ Mrs. Dr., 42 Schoolhill Mrs., spirit dealer, 36 West North-street Miss, of Fraserfield, 9 Union-row Miss, 24 North Silver-street Frater, James, clerk, h. 9 Huxter-row Frederick, Charles, German clock maker, 64 Broad-street „~,,~~ John, German clock maker, 5 Broad-street, h. 2^ Broad-st. Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Summerfield, Kittybrewster French, William, baker, 6, h. 7 Shiprow

, Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson (Bank of Scotland), 35 Castle-street Friends' Meeting-house, 132 Gallowgate Fullerton, Robert, day-patrol, 5 Little Chapel- street -~~ — Mrs., 2 Gallowgate

, ™ Misses, ladies' reading and day school, 6 St. Mary's-place Fyfe, Alexander, mason, 37 St. Andrew-street „, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 12 Crown-street

~™ Charles, house and property agent, 43 Belmont-street, /?. 108 Crown-street „™~~. Charles, vintner and blacksmith, Keppleston, Rubislaw •

. John, blacksmith, 6 Carmelite-street i2 FYF GED] NEW ABERDEEN. 100

Fyfe, John, brushmaker, 22 St. Nicholas- street, h. 16 Bon -accord- terrace John, house carpenter, 26 Skene-street Lewis, blockmaker (Catto, Thomson, and Co.), 47 York-st. „™.~™ Robert, jobbing gardener, 26 Union-row Mrs., dressmaker, 41 Blackfriars-street „™ Misses, boarding and day school, 108 Crown-street Fyffe, Alexander, writer, 220 George-street

Gael, Francis, spirit dealer, Calsayseat Gage, Andrew, 44 Skene-street James, overseer, cloth department, Rubislaw Works, h. Rubislaw Galen, John, M.D., 7 East Craibstone-street „,„ Mrs. Alexander, Crown -street Gall and Bird, clothiers and tailors, 46 Union-street William (of G. and B.), 41 Netherkirkgate _. Mrs. Andrew, lodgings, 51 Bon-accord-street Gallagher, James, pawnbroker, 1 Longacre, h. 23 Castle-street Gallier, William, Office of Inland Revenue (Devanha Distillery), h. Polmuir Galloway, Mrs., merchant, 277 George-street Gammie, Mrs., 38 Gordon-street Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Richebucto), 59 Virginia-street Garden, George, baker, 32, h. 30 Schoolhill

„, George, turnkey (Jail), 20 Dee-street James, advocate (of Murray and Garden), h. 145 Crown-st. „_, James, plasterer, 14 John-street John (Richards and Co., Broadford), h. 124 Union-street manufacturer, 14 John- . . William, hair-cloth and curled hair street Mrs. George, 89 Bon-accord-street ^^ Mrs. John, 54 Bon-accord-street Miss, 121 Crown-street Gardiner, Mrs., 24 Belmont-street Garioch, James, writer, 25 Belmont-street

„ , John, teacher, 106, h. 92 Loch-street ~™„™ John, hairdresser, 3 Schoolhill, h. 9 North Broadford Garvie, James, builder, 12, h. 10 Summer-street Gas Light Co.'s Office, 17 Market-street

Gavin, William, grain and meal merchant, Mill of Lairney ; ware- house, Schoolhill, corner of Belmont-street Gauld, Hugh, jun., flesher, 5 and 6 New-market, h. Drumhead, Belhelvie „ John, flesher, 38 New-market, ft. 88 Green _ William (Coutts and Gauld), 201 Union-street „ Miss, 21 North Silver- street Geddes, George, builder, 13 Porthill James, boot and shoemaker, 14 Causewayend 101 NEW ABERDEEN. [GED GIL

Geddes, John, M.D., 37 Union-place .™» John, mason, 14 Skene-street —™- Samuel, grocer, 15 Windy-wynd —,™*. William D., teacher, grammar school, 137 Union-street Mrs., lodgings, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street —,™, Miss, lodgings, 22 St. Nicholas-lane

. Miss, lodgings, 162 Union-street Gellan, Alexander, carpenter and precentor (North Church), 62 Virginia-street James, tacksman, salmon fishings, 59 Marischal-street William, keeper, Mechanics' News-Room, h. 24 Schoolhill „ William, teller (National Bank), 264 George-street ™ Mrs., dressmaker, 62 Virginia-street Gemlo, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 North Broadford

General Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; George Allan, advocate, 1 Marischal-street George, Charles (of Oswald, George, and Co.), h. 11 Chanonry, Old Aberdeen. Gerard, Alexander, teacher (Gordon's Hospital), 97 Union-street James, blacksmith and machinemaker, 30 John-street, cor- ner of Jopp's-lane, h. Skene-square William, brewer (Devanha Brewery), k. Ferryhill-buildings

.—.~™ William, cabinetmaker, 55 Huntly-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 97 Union-street Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, Waterloo-quay, h. Willowbank Andrew (of Keith and Gibb), Twin Cottage, Chapel-street ~~ John, and Son, civil engineers, contractors, and stone mer- chants, Waterloo-quay ~™™« William, shoemaker, 20 King-street

—. — William, teacher, Girls' Hospital ~~ Miss S., 15 Rose-street

Gibbon, Alexander, M.D , Mackie-place Charles, inn and lodgings, 64 Regent-quay Mrs. William, 6 Bon-accord-square

.—. — Mrs., innkeeper, Queen's Arms, 7 Union-lane ~~*— Miss, Mackie-place Misses, Nellfield House Gibson, Brown, broker, 80 Queen-street Thomas, shuttle maker, 33 Union-terrace

—.— Thomas B. (J. Lumsden and Co.), h. 13 Huntly-street William, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.), 87 Chapel-street —~™ Mrs. G., 15 Skene- row

~. . Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24 Belmont-street Gifford and Mair, carvers and gilders, 163 Union-street James (of Gifford and Mair), h. King's-square, Huntly-st. Gilbert, Thomas, teacher (Juvenile Industrial School), Sugar- house-lane, h. 5 Craigwell-place William, criminal officer, Gardener's-lane, North-street Gilchrist, Gordon (of Gilchrist and Son), h. 36 Union- street i 3 GIL—GOOj NEW ABERDEEN. 102

Gilchrist and Son, merchant tailors, 36 Union-street

i William, provision merchant, B. F. New-market Miss H., teacher, 3 Kidd-lane

Gilcomston Brewery Co., flour and meal merchants ; John Web- ster, manager Gildawie, Alexander, late farmer, Gateside, 53 Huntly-street Giles, James, R.S.A., portrait and landscape painter, 64 Bon- accord -street Gill, David (of Farquhar and Gill), h. 6 Caroline-place, Maybank David (of Gill and Smith), 48 Skene-terrace ^^ John, Bon-accord ale establishment, 13, h. 11 Queen-street

, and Smith, wholesale watch and clockmakers, 80 Union-st. Mrs., 216 Gallowgate „™ Miss, 4 Bon-accord-square Gillan, Peter, lastmaker, 47, h. 24 Blackfriars-street Gillanders, James, sexton (St. Clement's Churchyard), and funeral undertaker, 3, h. 1 Commerce-lane William, watch and clockmaker, Hosefield Miss Jane, bootbinder, 1 Commerce-lane Gillespie, Erskine, boot and shoe warehouse, 4 and 5 New-market Gallery „™ James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 165 George-street James, victualling house and lodgings, 9 Burnett's-close John, innkeeper, 44 Harriet-street w Mrs. John, Gilcomston tavern, Gilcomston Gillies, Archibald, sub-editor Herald, 2 Forbes-street Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate; Miss Mavor, governess Glass, James, late shoemaker, Holburn-street Glassites' Chapel, 37 St. Andrew-street Glegg, Alexander (of Glegg and Sons), h. 22 Dee-street ™ George (of Glegg and Sons), /*. 28 Dee-street George, and Sons, confectioners, 191 Union-street Robert (of Glegg and Sons), h. 37 Shiprow Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw Glennie, George, baker, 17, h. 15 Crown-street Charles, Banks of Ythan Coach Office, 49 Queen-street „ John (of Fraser and Glennie), 87 Chapel-street „™ Mrs., 33 North Broadford

. „™. Mrs. Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon-street „„™ Mrs., midwife, 8 Langstane-place „~ Miss, Galleries, Skene-plaee advocate, Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance ; Robert Dyce, 3 Queen-street Goldie and Hay, sailmakers, W'aterloo-street „™„v~ James, shipowner, Waterloo-street, h. Ash- hill „ John, Wellington-road Goldsworth, John, accountant (N. Bank), Springbank-terrace Goodbrand, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 188 George-street Goodwin, William, mail guard, 13 Netherkirkgate ;

103 NEW ABERDEEN. [GOR GOK

Gordon, Alexander, manager (Aberdeen Quill Company), h. Chapel-court, Castle-street Alexander, advocate and commissary clerk, h. National Bank- court, 42 Castle-street; Commissary Clerk's Office and Chambers, New Record Office, 27 King-street Alexander, druggist, 162 Union-street Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 West North-street Barron, and Co., cotton spinners and manufacturers, Wood- side Charles, cooper and provision merchant, 57 Green, h. Mill- burn-street Charles, gardener, Nellfield-cottage Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic Chapel, h Catholic Schools, Constitution-street Donald, funeral waiter, 5 Gaelic-lane Francis, of Kincardine, advocate, 13 Golden-square George, late merchant, 42 Chapel-street George, secretary and treasurer (Gas Light Co.), h. Ferry- hill-place George, spirit dealer, 6 Flourmill-brae Hugh, and Co., general iron merchants, &c, 89 Broad-st manufactory, 14 Gallowgate and Hunter, advocates, agents for Scottish Equitable Life and Imperial Fire Offices, 14 Adelphi James and Co., coopers, Chronicle-lane, h. 56 Longacre bookbinder, stationer, and news-agent, , James, bookseller, 64 Woolmanhill, /;. 16 Upper-Denburn James, spirit dealer, 21 Wales-street 47 York-street , John, cooper and flshcurer,

. John, carter, 71 Hutcheon-street Blaikie), h. Victoria- . Patrick Robertson, writer (J. and A. street-west

. Peter, day-patrol, 73 George-street

. Robert, wright, 10 Summer-lane

. and Smith, carters, 81 West-North-street

. Thomas, jun. (of T. & G. Gordon), h. Berryden-cottage spirit . Thomas and George, grocers, wine and merchants, 175 Union-street

. Thomas, innkeeper and stabler, 15 Back-wynd

. William, advocate (of Hunter and Gordon), 14 Adelphi, h. Raeden

- William, stockbroker and agent for the Alfred Life As- surance Association, 34 Marischal-street, h. 11 Bon- Accord-square

- William, commercial traveller, 95 King-street

''i Mrs., milliner, 200 George-street

. Mrs. Alex., lodgings, second floor, 64 Union-street . Mrs. Alex., 12 Mary well -street » Mrs. James, 2 Longacre, and Gowanbrae, Causewayend GOR GRA] NEW ABERDEEN. 104

Gordon, Mrs. John S., 93 Crown-street ™ Mrs. L., 4 Schoolhill

—. — Mrs. Ralph, 86 Crown -street ™— Mrs. Dr., lodgings, 83 Union-street Mrs. 26 North- Broadford ™ Mrs. Robert, 290 George-street

, Mrs. Thomas, 31 Frederick-street

—. — Mrs., 66 Gerrard-street —„™ Mrs. A., Queen -street ™ Miss, of Pitlurg, 9 Golden-square Miss, dressmaker, 106 George-street ™ Miss, dressmaker, second floor, 64 Union-street

. Miss Ann, milliner and dressmaker, 86 Crown-street ~~~™. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50 Gordon-street

.—.~™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22 Union-terrace

.—..,™ Miss, 3 Victoria- street-west Gordon's Hospital, Schoolhill Gossip, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Shiprow „™™*. Miss, dressmaker, 4 Hanover-street Gow, John, clothier, ]10 George-street, h. 7 Forbes-street Gracie, James, builder, 59 Huntly-street Grahame, Joseph, 2 Links-street Grammar School, Schoolhill

Grainger, Charles, advocate (of Stronach and Grainger), /(. 11 North-Silver-street Miss, 11 North Silver-street Grant, Alexander, spirit dealer, 16 Correction- wynd ™» Archibald, superintendent of Public Baths, 4 Crooked-lane, and 40 St. Andrew-street „ Charles, auctioneer, 25 Windmillbrae rm, . David, boot and shoemaker, 3 South Silver-street, h. 8 Thistle-street David R. L. (of Brebner and Grant), h. Marine-terrace, Ferryhill Douglas, sergeant harbour police, 1 Marywell-street ^ George, advocate, 10 King-street

m , George, lodgings, 13 Constitution-street „m George, furniture dealer, 23 Gallowgate

, Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's School, Back-wynd, /;. Eastfield-cottage „™ James, shipmaster, 58 Shiprow James, clerk (Stamps and Taxes), Ruthrieston „™ John, spirit dealer, 10 Lower Denburn „™„™ John and William, clothiers and haberdashers, 16 Broad- street, h. Crown-street ™ „, John, builder, 8 Forbes-street ™ John, grocer, 9 Upperkirkgate, h. above shop

. Lachlan, tailor, .15 Chronicle-lane

Peter, surgeon, 171 Gallowgate, /?. 6 Innes-street 105 NEW ABERDEEN. [GRA GRA

Grant, Robert, 24 Frederick-street Rev. Samuel (Bon-Accord Church), Bloomfield, Holburn- road William, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 West North-street

. Mrs., provision merchant, 34 and 36 Loch-street Mrs. Ludovic, 15 Belmont-street „ r~» Misses, 57 Bon-Accord-street Misses, of Monymusk, 11 Belmont-street Misses L. and F., milliners and dressmakers, 24 Dee-street Gray, Alexander, late merchant, 27 North Broadford Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 77 West North street

. , Alexander, shipmaster (Harvest Home), 7 Garvock-street

. Alexander, coach builder, 101, h. 103, King-street „ Charles, cooper, Hector's-court, Commerce-court, h. 58 Longacre Rev. Charles, 279 George-street Daniel, tea, wine, and grocery merchant, 22, h. 36 Union- street David, house steward, Gordon's Hospital David, professor of natural philosophy in the Marischal College, h. 15 Union-place Ernest, 125 Crown-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Shiprow, h. 5 Dee-place James, general-agent, commission-merchant, and ship-broker, 58 Marischal-street, h. Braehead of Gilcomston „™ James, flesher, 20 New-market, h. 26 Wales-street ™ James, flesher, 22 New-market, h. St. Clement-street James, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow James, flesher, 33 Basement-floor, New Market James, Rubislaw-bar John, engineer (M'Kinnan and Co.'s), h. 3 Charlotte-street

John, flesher, 19 New Market, /*. 56 Victoria-place John, officer (West Church), h. 36 Crown-court, Upper- kirkgate „™ John, commission-merchant, Crown-Court, Union-street, h. Holburn-street Robert, second clerk, Post Office, h. 5 Little Chapel-street

. Robert A., teacher (Public Schools), h. Berryden-cottage Walter, silk, shawl, and bonnet rooms, 121 Union-street, h. 32 Adelphi Watt, and Co., rope and twine manufacturers, 162 West North-street ^™ William, tea dealer and grocer, 39 Green, h. 115 Crown-st. „„ William, advocate, 136 King-street „™ William, agent, 292 George-street ~™— Mrs. Adam, 5 Union-place .„™ Mrs., lodgings, 7 John-street Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 51 St. Andrew-street GRA GUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 106

Gray, Mrs , vintner, St. Clement-street

—.,— Miss, 79 Gallowgate Greach, Mrs., lodgings, 30 Dee-street Green, James, clothier, 88 Woolmanhiil -™— John, cashier (City of Glasgow Bank), h. 90 Union-street ™ Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 9 Chronicle-lane, h. Gordon's- court, 4 Schoolhill „ William, traveller (A. Littlejohn), 44 Loch- street Greenlaw, William, china merchant, 78 Queen-street Gregory, William, keeper of Advocates' hall, h. Advocates'-build- ings, Union- street Greig, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 23, h. 25 Huntly-street

~~—. Alexander, flesher, 25 New Market, h. 6 Black's-buildings George, cart and plough wright, 184 West North-sireet ~~.— George, builder (W. and G. Greig), 28 Summer-street

„~—. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Causowayend

. James B., shipmaster (brig Charles), 41 Victoria-place

,—.~— James, shoemaker, 89 Queen-street ~~~™ John, cabinetmaker, 129, h. 126 King-street; workshop, 11 Princes-street John E. (N. S. Bank), 126 King street ™ John, surgeon, R.N., 84 Crown-street ™ Robert, builder, 30 Summer-street William, vintner, 19 Lodge-walk

ii William, builder (W. and G. Greig), 41 Thistle-street William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 24 Skene- square, h. 1 Forbes-street

. W. and G, builders, 41 Thistle-street —.~™ Mrs. James, 3 Little Chapel-street

. Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-hat-maker, Windmill- brae

. Miss, lodgings, 132 Union-street Griffith, Charles F., manager, Aberdeen Fire and Life Insurance Co., 89 Union-street —.™ Rev. D., Unitarian minister, (Mrs. Esdaile's) Bon- Accord- ; terrace

Grigc , Robert (of Grigor and Reid), agent, Commercial Bank, 7 King-street

.—.~-~ and Reid, advocates, 7 King-street Groundwater, Alexander L., collector (Gas Light Co.), 40 Canal- side, Cotton

.—, —. Watson, clerk, 40 Canalside, Cotton

Grub, George, advocate, Advocates'-buildings, /;. 25 Langstane- place James, spirit dealer, 117 Skene-street Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance; A. Chivas, advocate, agent, National Bank-court, 42 Castle-street Gunn, John, master shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), h. Summer- lane 107 NEW ABERDEEN. [GUN HAY

Gnnn, Kenneth, spirit dealer, 57 Upper-deuburn

Gunpowder Office (Sir H. Bridges), 34 Marischal-street ; William Stevenson, agent Guthrie, Mrs., sick nurse, 4 Thistle-street

Hadden, Alexander, of Persley. Grandholm-cottage Alexander, and Sons,- woollen and carpet manufacturers, and worsted spinners, Green Hadden, Gavin, manufacturer (A. Hadden and Sons), Union-grove ™ James Farquhan,' manufacturer (A. Hadden and Sons), 27 Union-place Haigh, James, O., manager, h. 6 Bon-accord-terrace Hall and S&ns, shipbuilders, York-street, Footdee

. , John, wholesale warehouseman, 43 Broad-street, h. 13 Union-place

,™„™ James, shipbuilder (of A. Hall and Sons), Footdee '

. James, carter, 75 West North-street ™ William (of A. Hall and Sons), 119 York-street, Footdee ~~ Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91 Gallowgate Hamilton, John, cutler, 17 h. 31 George-street Hannah, Rev. John, 44, Constitution-street Hannan, Mrs., keeper, Trades'-hall Hanoverian Royal Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21 Quay Hanseatic Vice-Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21 Quay Harp, Alexander, late Lighthouse keeper, 10 Canal-street

Harper, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 57 h. 55 Virginia- st. ™- James, commission-agent, 19 Union-buildings

. John, mealseller,. 61 Virginia-street

—; — William, boot and shoemaker, 237, Receiving Post Office, h. 239 George-street ~™ Mrs. Alexander, 47 Green ™ Mrs., teacher, 4 Jopp's-lane Mrs., lodgings, 19 Union-buildings Harris, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 72 Woolmanhill Harrison, George, post-horse-master, Bazaar, St. Andrew-street and 196 George-street, h. 28 St. Andrew-street Harrow, Mrs., midwife, 4 Gordon's-court, Sehoolhill

Hart, Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John-street), li. 70 Dee street Harvey, Alexander, M.D., 214 Union -street

—. — Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 5 Marischal-street, h. 37 Shi prow

—„™ George T., clerk (Railway Co ), h. Victoria-street-west

— .—. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 56 Quay, h. Albion-street Hatt, John L., 23 Castle-street ™ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 270 George-street

. Miss, 23 Castle-street Hay, Alexander, shipowner, 54 Wellington-street

— .—. Alexander, japanner, and clock-dialmaker, 8 h. 10 Thorn- ton-place, Guestrow HAY HENJ NEW ABERDEEN. 108

Hay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 22 Green Alexander, draper, 133 Union-street, h. 1 Blackfriars -street Ebenezer, inland revenue officer, Cooperston-buildings „ James, late merchant, 1 Blackfriars-street James, feuar, 48 Gerrard- street

James (James and John Hay), /;. 19 Guestrow James, minibus proprietor, 5, h. 3 Gordon-street —™- Hay, James, tea and spirit dealer, 1 Hadden-street Hay, James, spirit dealer, 11 Carmelite-street John, late carver and gilder, Broom hill Cottage James and John, carvers and gilders to the Queen, optical and philosophical instrument sellers, and agents for the

Thames Plate Glass Co., 2 Market-street ; workshop, 19 Guestrow Robert, grocer, 18 Blackfriars-street William, boot and shoemaker, 113 Union-street William, painter, 53 Green —~„~ William, tailor, 6 Blackfriars-street Mrs., Rosemount-place Mrs. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 92 Shiprow Mrs., sick-nurse, Bourtie's-court, 19 Upperkirkgate

—.—. Miss, dressmaker, 8 Carmelite-street

. Miss, sick-nurse, 26 Gerrard-street

,.. . Miss, lodgings, Strawberry-bank Hector, James, tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-street John, salmon merchant, Bon-Accord-cottage, Cove William, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street Helleyer, Geo., ship and ornamental carver, Waterloo-quay

Henderson, Alexander, advocate ; office 30, h. 32 St. Nicholas-st. ™» Alexander, bookbinder, 2 Broad-street, h. Affleck-place

. Alexander, hinge maker, 30 Gerrard-street „™ David, fishing-tackle-maker, 5 Castle-brae „™ David, clerk, 2 Correction-wynd, h. 5 Castle-brae

James, architect and builder ; agent for M 'Neil's Patent Felt for Roofing, 120 Loch-street James, Leadside, Gilcomston James, writer, 49 Schoolhill James, grocer and spirit merchant, 21 Gordon-street John, shipmaster, 23 Prince Regent-street John, chemist and druggist, 30 George-street John, porter, 251 George-street John, fishing-tackle-maker, and bird-stuffer, 85 Spring- garden Mrs., Waterloo tavern, 82 Waterloo-quay Robert, shoemaker, 80 Skene-street Robert, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.) h. 4 John-street Gal- , William, architect and builder, 66 Loch-street and 91 lowgate, h. 2 Carden-place „~»— William, of Kepplestone, h. Kepplestone 109 NEW ABERDEEN. [HEN—HOL

Henderson, William, house painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 5 Dee-street, h. 3 St. Mary's-place, Crown- street

. , . William, M. D., lecturer on Materia Mediea, Marischal College, 49 Schoolhill

„^ . William, gunmaker and cutler, 85, h. 83 King street

. William L., 66 Loch-street, h. 2 Carden-place

. Wm , jun. (Barry, Henry, and Co.), 28 Skene-terrace Mrs. James, Gilcomston

, , Mrs. John, 21 Bon-accord-street ^ Mrs., register office and lodgings, 183 Gallowgate

. Miss, teacher, 147 Union-street, h. 55 Chapel-street Henry, Andrew, stabler, 180 Gallowgate ™„™, David, slater, 8 Porthill ™ George, anchor-smith (Blaikie Brothers), 1 Mill-street George, flesher, 92 Gallowgate, h. Beattie's-court, 102 Gal- lowgate

- George, merchant (Hugh Gordon and Co.) h. 1 Gallowgate

. James, coach-guard, 99 George-street

. Joseph, shore-porter, Cheyne's Court, 69 Broad-street

M , Rising Sun tavern, 10^ Huxter-row ™ Mrs., midwife, 81 Shiprow

. Mrs., midwife, lhO Gallowgate Mrs., Bexhill-cottage, Holburn-street Herald Office, 7 Queen-street „-„ David, cashier, traffic department (Aberdeen Railway), h. 26 Chapel-street

Hercules Insurance Company ; agent, John Duncan, advocate, 8 Castle-street Hill, Isaac, teacher; seminary and h. 19 Queen-street

— ,—. Mrs., lodgings, 50 Castle-street Hird, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 4 Black's-buildings Hobson, Richard, of the G.P.O., h. Springbank-terrace Hodge, John, cutler, surgical-instrument and dressing-case maker, 41 Union-street, h. 9 Porthill [street Hogarth, Dickson, and Co., provision merchants, &c, 74 College-

. Hugh, merchant, Ruby cottage, North Silver-street

~™. . Thomas (of T. Bannerman and Co.), h. Elmfield

. .~~ William, merchant (Hogarth and Co.), h. 261 Union-street Hogg, Alexander, 4 Carmelite-street

;—. — George, wright, Holburn-street

. John, wright, Carmelite-street

. Peter, tinplate-worker, 20 Carmelite-street

„m , William, spirit dealer, 25 Skene-street

; , Mrs. Geo., provision dealer, 122 George-street Miss, teacher, 5 St. Andrew-street „™~— Miss Charlotte, teacher (Free John Knox), h. Holburn-st. Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarth and Co.), 13 Bon-accord-lane

. William, jun. (Hogarth and Co.), 13 Bon-accord-lane ^ Mrs. Joseph, 28 Chapel-street HOL HUT] NEW ABERDEEN. 110

Holland, Frederic, manufacturer (Richards and Co.), h. 15 Golden- square Hood, Walter and Co., shipbuilders, Footdee

,—. —. Walter, shipbuilder, h. 4 Canal-terrace Mrs., sick-nurse, 7 Little Belmont-street Horn, James, manager (Commercial Co.), h. Springbank-terrace ~ William, cabinetmaker, 79 Green

.—. — Mrs., vintner, 46 Regent-quay Home, James, sheriff officer for counties of Aberdeen and Kincar- dine, 8 Gallowgate Hossack, Archibald, fruit merchant, 62 Union-street House of Refuge, Duthie's-court, 45 Guestrow Houston, Mrs., 36 Union-place Howat, Robert, coach-guard, 90 Shiprow Howling, Thomas, shipmaster (Aberdonian), 26 Constitution-st. Howie, Alexander, and Son, manufacturers, 47 Loch-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, 49 Broad-street Huddlestone, Mrs., 143 George-street Hughes, Robert, engraver and lithographic printer, 76 Broad-st. Hume, Peter, Wellington Road Humphrey, John, of Comalegy, Springbank-terrace William, of Cuttlehill, 108 King-street

—. — Miss, 44 Whitehouse-street Hunter, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Huntly-street Arthur, mealseller, 137 Gallowgate

. John, late farmer, Glenkindy, 13 Black's-buildings

. ——, John M'Kenzie, clerk, inland revenue, h. 34 Park-street Robert W., musician, teacher and dealer in musical instru- ments, 16 Huxter-row

—. — William, advocate (of Gordon and Hunter), 14 Adelphi- court, h. Raeden —— William, clerk (Northern Assurance Co.), 91 Broad-street William, grocer, 33 Park-street —™ William C. of Tillery, 12 Albyn-place

Mrs , 48 Constitution-street — ~~ Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Black's-buildings ™ Misses, 30 North Broadford Hurry, William and Sons, nail and tack manufacturers, 32 Justice- street, h. 48 Frederick-street Ilutcheon, Alexander, upholsterer, 7 Carmelite-lane ,— ~~ Andrew, heddlemaker, 12 Forbes-street ™„~ Robert, flesher, 34 New Market, h. Mastrick „ William (of Whyte and Hutcheon), h. Victoria -street-west

. Mrs. James, 38 Bon-accord-street Mrs., lodgings, 35 Huntly-street Hutchison, John, precentor (Free Trinity), Jopp's-lane John, upholsterer, 72 Dee-street „„ William, printer, Diamond-street (Banner Office), office, 1 Correction-wvnd Ill NEW ABERDEEN. [HUT—IRO

Hutton, Edward, hairdresser, 114 Skene-street

», John, grocer and spirit dealer, 177 Gallowgate „-~ James, lodgings, 120 King-street

Illinois Investment Company ; Adam and Anderson, cashiers

and agents in Britain ; chambers, 75 Union-street Imlay, Alexander, late printer, 9 Constitution-street Imperial Fire Insurance; J. Smith, architect, agent, 142 King-st. Imray, Robert, mealseller, Hardgate Independent Fire, Life, and Annuity Assurance; A. Stevenson, agent, 52 Queen-street Infirmary, Royal, Woolmanhill Inglis, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 h. 25 Regent-quay David, provision merchant, 26 New Market

. . David, spirit dealer, 58 George-street

.—„~ George, wholesale grocer, Crown-court, Union-street, h. 60 Dee-street

™, —, George, baker, 215 Gallowgate, h. Victoria-street-west „ James, baker, 32 h. 30 Gallowgate „ John, shoemaker, 15 Hutcheon-street

. William, baker, 67, h. 61 Broad-street _™~~. Mrs. Walter, school for young ladies, 12 Adelphi-court Ingram, Alexander, feuar, Porthill ~™„~ James, tailor, 64 Broad -street

. ™ William, wright, 91 Loch- street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 64 Broad-street Inland Revenue Office, 116 King-street —~™ (Stamps and Taxes), Advocates'-buildings Innes, George, Ivy cottage, Loanhead ~~ George, plasterer, 103 George-street ,~~— Captain George, 44 Chapel-street ™~— John, 41 Frederick-street „ John B., slater, 17 Rose-street —.™v Robert, fishmonger, 60 Basement floor, New Market, h. 13 Carmelite-street ~~— Mrs., lodgings, 23 Broad-street „ Mrs., 2 Affleck-street ~™.~~ Mrs. James, Meiklefolla, 77 Chapel-street ™»— Mrs. John, 14 Rose-street Miss, 251 Union-street Miss, lodgings, 264 George-street „ Miss, dressmaker, 23 Broad-street

Inspector of Weights for the town and county, John Blaikie ; office, 13 Littlejohn-street

Insurance Company of Scotland (Fire) ; Wm. Skinner, advocate, 173 Union-street, and R.R. Notman, Adelphi-court, agents Ireland, James, baker, 81, h. 79 Bon-accord-street Ironside, Charles, seaman, 56 Victoria-place ~~ John, clerk, 56 Victoria-place Patrick, clerk, 4 Canal-street IRO JAM] NEW ABERDEEN. 112

Ironside, William, builder, 8 Well of Spa

— -— Mrs., register office, 7 St. Andrew-street Irvine, Alexander, shoemaker, officer to the Shoemaker Trade, and convener officer to the Seven Incorporated Trades, 25 Longacre

,—.~~ John, pianoforte tuner and repairer, 247 George-street

—, —. Mrs., lodgings, 24 St. Andrew-street Jack, Robert, feuar, Holburn-street

. W'illiam, boot and shoemaker, 37 Broad-street, h. 4 Thorn- ton-place Jackson, George, Mariners' Church officer, united fund officer, and funeral undertaker, 2 Mary well- street —~™ Henry, M.D., druggist, 34 Woolmanhill, h. 7 Black's-buildings —™~ William, boot and shoemaker, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad- street .™,™ William, tailor, 29 Hutcheon- street Jaffray, David, Kinharrachy Mill warehouse, 68 West North-st.

. George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank), h.5 Castle-brae

. James, painter and glazier, 158 Gallowgate —.™. William, writer (P. and A. Davidson), Bellevue, Hardgate ~™— William L., boot and shoe shop, 36 Broad-street

, . Mrs. William, 45 Constitution-street —.~™ William, merchant, 108 Chapel-street —~„™ Mrs. John, Holburn-street Jameson, Mrs. John, 41 Chapel-street Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon's Hospital, and teacher of broadsword and calisthenic exercises, h. 11 Little Chapel-street

. Alexander, cutler, 26 Lodge-walk

„ . George (of Jamieson and Mitchell), tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 38 Union-street, h. 33 Dee-street George, jeweller and silversmith and watchmaker to the Queen, 107 Union-street, h. 6 West Craibstone-street James, M.D., 148 Union-street „™— James (of James Fraser and Co.), h. 11 Union-row —™~ James, plumber and gas-fitter, 14, h. 12 Wales-street James, precentor (Free North Church), teacher of vocal music, and jobbing gardener, Leadside, Gilcomston

. John, tea and spirit shop, 25 St. Clement-street — John, commission-merchant, and ship and assurance-broker, h. High-street, Old Aberdeen ™ John, clerk (Town and County Bank), h. 1 Denburn-terrace „„„ John, shipmaster, 43 Constitution-street ™ Robert, M.D., lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence, Univer- sity and King's College, 11 Crown-street

. . Thomas, wright and funeral waiter, 9 Carmelite-street „ Mrs., midwife and sick nurse, 15 St. Nicholas-street

. Mrs., 1 Denburn-terrace „~„™ Mrs. Robert, sen., 50 Castle-street 113 NEW ABERDEEN. [JAM KEI

Jamieson, Miss, 113 Crown-street Jamson, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 36 Union-street Miss, matron, Gordon's Hospital Jardine, W. D., druggist, 58 £ Causewayend Jarvis, James, hosier (Barker and Sons), h. 8 North Broadford Jazdowzki, John, teacher and linguist, 120 Crown-street Jenkins, John, boot and shoemaker, 31 Netherkirkgate Jessieman, George, spirit dealer, 80 Loch-street

. Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 Park-street Johnston, Alexander, builder, 46 Thistle-street —.„™ George, tidewaiter, Prince Regent-street and Laird, tailors, 2 St. Catherine's-wynd, Union-street ™ James, mealseller, 60 Virginia-street

.—™ James, messenger-at-arms, 29 Broad-street

„ . John, blacksmith, and heel and toe maker, 75 Gallowgate John, stabler, 6 Little Belmont-street

, Joseph, umbrella manufacturer, 2 Blackfriars-street, h. 27 Woolmanhill

.—„~ Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 54 Netherkirkgate ™ Robert, merchant, 25 York-place, h. 3 Golden-square William (of Johnston and Laird), 23 Broad-street

. Mrs. Jane, waiter at the bath rooms, Sea-beacb, h. 27 Wool- manhill .™., Mrs., lodgings, Henderson's-courr, 91 Gallowgate .„™ Mrs., sen., 3 Golden-square

«_ Mrs. William, register office, 10 Queen-street ™.— Miss, teacher (John Knox's School), h. 10 Queen-street „» Misses, Calsayseat Jolly, Miss, dressmaker, 48 Frederick-street Jopp and Shand, advocates, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate Alexander, advocate (Jopp and Shand), Elmhill Andrew, writer (J. and A. Blaikie), h. Elmhill ~™„™ William (of Allardyce and Jopp), h. 31 Gallowgate „„ Mrs. Andrew, 31 Gallowgate Joss, Charles, tailor, 91 Skene-street James, wright, Upper-denburn, h. 95 Skene-street

John, provision agent, 47 Loch-street, //. 5 Charlotte-street Patrick, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), h. 124 George-street ™.™*. William, clerk, 103 West North-street Justice, Mrs., 39 Union-terrace Justicemills, Holburn-street

Kay, David, writer (John Duncan's), h. Hardgate John, teacher (West Prison), h. 20 Chapel-street John, chemist and druggist, and commission agent, 2 St. Nicholas-street, h. 6 Donald's-court, Schoolhill Keith, Alexander, sen., 7 Crown-street

. Alexander (of Keith and Gibb), 4 Rosemount-terrace „™ David, advocate, Town-clerk-depute, h. Kenfield, Pitfodels k 3 KEI KER] NEW ABERDEEN". 114

Keith, George, Morningside ~ and Gibb, lithographers, engravers, and ornamental printers, 15 Union- buildings ™. James, druggist, 8, h. 10 Union-place

—.— John (Pratt and Keith), h. 52 Bon-Accord-street John, merchant tailor, 6 Netherkirkgate, h. 1 Guestrow „—™ John, teller (Aberdeen Town & County Bank), h. Carden- place ™. William, M.D., surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, and lecturer on Clinical Surgery, h. 257 Union-street „ ™ William, slater, 24 Union-row, and 24 Summer-street Mrs. James, 101 Crown-street

, Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7 Crown-street ~~ Miss, straw-hat and dress maker, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gal- lowgate Kellas, James F., secretary and clerk, Local Marine Board, h. 121 Crown-street Kellock, William, book-agent (Tallis and Co.), 208 George-street Kelly, James, baker, 120, h. 118 Chapel-street John, merchant, Lamond's-court, 49 Upperkirkgate Kelman, Alexander, baker, 23 Basement-floor, New Market William, tailor, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad-street

. William, rope and twine manufacturer, 290 George-street Miss, lodgings, Ross'-court, Upperkirkgate Kemp, Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, 60 Skene-square

. Robert, grain-merchant and tacksman of the Ferryhill meal,

barley, and flour mills ; office, 59 and 60 Castle-street, A. 155 Crown-street „. ™ Mrs., lodgings, 865 Crown-street Kenn, Mrs. William, 17 Huntly-street Kennedy, Andrew, shoemaker, 14 Castle-brae „«. David H., commissary-clerk-depute (Record Office) „_„ James John, commission-agent, Market-st., h. 154i Crown- street „™ Mrs. D., 9 St. Mary's-place ~ Miss, 46 Marischal-street Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Co., W. P. Booth, agent, 56 Maris- chal-street Kerr, David, M.D., lecturer on Surgery to the University and King's College, h. 4 Golden-square and Bowman, carvers and gilders, 24 Queen-street

. .„„ George (of Kerr and Bowman), Stonyton, Rubislaw „„ James, painter, 15, h. 3 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill _„ James, haircutter and perfumer, 865- Broad-street, h. 8 Gal- lowgate

. William, boot and shoemaker, 249 George-street, h. 86 John- street 22 , Misses, milliners, dressmakers, and straw-bonnet makers, Back-wynd 115 NEW ABERDEEN. [KID—KNO

Kidd, J. Simpson, teacher (East Parish Sessional School), k. 3 Kingsland-place ~~„™ Thomas A., tinsmith, 5, h. 57 Commerce-street

„ . William, spirit dealer, 57 Commerce-street —— Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 28 Skene-street Kidson, Miss, teacher of music, 4 Dee-place Kilgour, Alexander, M.D., 158 Union-street ~~— and Taylor, tobacconists, tea and spirit dealers, 49 Nether- kirkgate ~~~ —i Miss, 5 Mary-plaee, Skene-square Kiloh, Alexander, lodgings, 6 Union-lane James, tailor, 15 Correction- wynd

. Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 College-street Kilpatrick, George, commission-agent and spirit dealer, 48 East North-street King, Charles, furnishing tailor, 23 Broad-street ™ George and Robert, booksellers and stationers, 28 St. Nicho- las-street, and 3 Flourmill-lane

George (of George and Robert King), h. 1 Skene-place —.™- John, shipmaster (Main), 17 Prince Regent-street John, spirit dealer, 68 Schoolhill

.~ , William, wright and cabinetmaker, 19 Gordon-street

.—„™ Mrs., lodgings, 25 Huntly-street ™~— Mrs., lodgings, 19 Marischal-street .—— Mrs., provision seller, 1 Albion-street Kinharrachy Mill warehouse ; D. Jaffrey, man-ager, 68 West North-street Kinloch, Alex. J., of Park, Deeside Kinneard, William, gardener, Pitmuxton

Kirkland, Mrs , 65 Dee-street Kitson, Henry, teacher of music, Ewen's-court, 42 Gallowgate Knight and Craib, saddlers, 43 Queen-street

. James, ——. manager, Rettie's Work, 26 Broad-street, h. Smith's- court, 49 Gallowgate ™ William, architect and surveyor, 1] Union-buildings ~~~~, Mrs. James, 61 Gallowgate ~—~ Misses, Springbank-terrace Knowles, Alexander, writer, 1 Marischal-street, h. Netherkirkgate G., flesher to the Queen, 7, 8, and 9 New-market, h. 17 Fisher-row „~~~. Thomas, flesher, 26 and 27 New-market, h. 64 Union-street „_ William artist — A , and teacher of drawing, 72 Bon-accord- street

.—, —. Mrs., 1 Langstane-place

. Misses, dressmakers, 19 Kidd-lane Knox, David, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. 84 Broad-street . David, painter, 18 Chapel-street, k. 30 Union-row —™ David Knox, spirit dealer, 31 West North-street ~™— William, meal merchant, 83 George-street —

KNO LAUJ NEW ABERDEEN. 116

Knox, Mrs. George, Kingsland-place, 259 George-street ~~~™. Mrs. William, lodgings, 124 Union-street „~™. Mrs., 38 Union-terrace

. .—. Miss, 84 Broad-street Kyd, James, road-surveyor, Rubislaw Kynoch, John, teller (N. S. Bank), 136 George-street

Laei', E. W. Von, 52 Victoria- place Laing, Alexander, Crown- court, 36 Upperkirkgate

—. — Alexander, haircutter, 97 George-street

—. — Alexander (of Laing and Melvin), 24 Dee-street and Melvin, coach and harness makers, 4 and 8 Bon-accord- street —— Herod, 11 Drum's-lane —. — James, 32 Summer-street —. — James, ironmonger, blacksmith, and bell-hanger, 98 and 100

Union-street ; workshop, Flourmill-lane, h. Crown-court, 36 Upperkirkgate ™— James, skinner, 38 George-street, h. 25 Loch-street

,—. —. Robert, hairdresser, 9 Netherkirkgate ~ William, M.D., 7 Golden-square William, blacksmith, heel and toe maker, 18 Catherine-st., h. 32 Hutcheon-street

~——. Mrs. John, midwife, 42 Netherkirkgate

~.~—. Mrs., lodgings, 25 Regent-quay

. Misses, Keppleston- cottage, Rubislaw Laird, Alex., merchant tailor, 2 Castle-street „™„™ Daniel (of Johnston and Laird), h. 25 Bon-accord- street

. George, shoemaker, 24, A. 43 Cause wayend Lamb, Alexander, shore-porter, 7 Marischal-street ~™„™ David, sen., flesher, 18 Shiprow

. David, jun., flesher, 33 New-market, h. 22 College-street

. ~ Davidson, feuar, 57 Causewayend ,—™ James, cart and plough wright, Ruthrieston

. James, shore- porter, Summerfield

~~—. John, grocer and spirit dealer, 27 St. Clement-street „™„™ John, plumber and gasfltter, 78 St. Andrew-street, h. 3£ Blackfriars-street ~~ Robert, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Lambert, Miss, boarding school, Union-terrace Lamont, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 9 Shiprow Mrs. George, teacher, 9 Gaelic-lane Langland, Robert, provision dealer, 187 Gallowgate Langley, Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum Largue, William, 11 Hutcheon-street Laurie, Henry, boot and shoemaker, 33 Woolmanhill Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill r—„-^ William, bookbinder and stationer, 169 Union-street, h 81 Skene-square 117 NEW ABERDEEN. [LAU LES

Laurie, Mrs. William, Ferryhill-place -™„™ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 81 Skene-square Law, Arthur, grocer, 49 Windmillbrae —~— Charles, wood merchant, Bridge of Dee ™ George, shipmaster (Gipsy), 54 Quay

, James, carter, 2 Canal-lane „™™ James, spirit merchant, 18J Shiprow, h. Broad-street

. John, 114 Crown-street „™— John, baker, 60 Shiprow, h. 3 Affleck-street —. — Samuel, shoemaker, 122 Skene-street William, grocer, 55 Park-street, corner of Princes-street —..~~ and Mathieson, furnishing tailors, Crown-court, Union-st. Miss, 35 Shiprow ~™~™ Miss Barbara, grocer and spirit dealer, Wellington-place Lawrence, John, slater, 35 Ann-street —~™ Joseph, tailor, beadle (Free East Church), and funeral waiter, 13 Blackfriars-street Mrs. James, Huntly-street

. ,—— Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 52 Chapel-street Lawson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 61, h. 46 Nether- kirkgate Leask, James, jun., writer, 1 Marischal-street, h. Duthie's house, Castle-brae ~~,~~ James, shipmaster (Minerva), h. 16 Water- lane „ William, shipmaster (Countess of Seafield), 52 Chapel-st. Ledingham, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 42^ Chapel- street, h. 11 Little Chapel-street ™ George, cooper, Newbridge

—. —. James, teacher of English, elocution, writing, geography, Latin, arid arithmetic, 12 Correction-wynd

—. — James, mealseller, Upperkirkgate ™ Robert, advocate (Ledingham and Walker), 50 King-street

. and Walker, advocates, 52 King-street —„™ Mrs. William, 9 St. Nicholas-lane Legg, James, tinsmith, 48 Netherkirkgate Legge, John, mason, k. 20 North Broadford Leighton, James, letter-carrier, 11 Charles-street, Broadford Leith, Lieut. John, 24 Frederick-street ~~-— James, spirit dealer, 41 East North-street —,~~ George, spirit dealer, 17 James-street ~™— Misses, of Freefield, 46 Skene-terrace Thomas, mealseller, 78 West North-street Lendrum, Andrew (N. S. Bank), 140 George-street Leslie, Alexander, town-serjeant and sheriff-officer, 51 Queen-street ™ Alexander, late of Jamaica, 12 Union-row

— .— Alexander, brewer, 5 Virginia-street

.—. — Alexander, shipmaster (Albion), 46 Constitution- street Alexander, 35 Bon-accord-terrace ~~.— Andrew (A. Leslie and Co.), h. 28 Wellington- street LES LIG] NEW ABERDEEN. 118

Leslie, Andrew and Co., boilermakers and general blacksmiths, Provost Blaikie's-quay, Inches ™ George, shipowner, 11 Quay, A. South Crown-street

. ™ George, vintner, Bon-Accord Inn, 3 Burnett's-close, Castle- street George, shipwright (A. Duthie and Co.), 25 Shiprow John Grant, sheriff-clerk depute, and depute-clerk of the peace, Record Office, 27 King-street, h. Rosemount- place ~~ John, bootmaker, 5 Queen-street ™ James, manager, Gas Light Company, h. 8 Canal-terrace ™ James, shoemaker, 16 Schoolhill, h. 10 Blackfriars-street

—; — James, shipmaster, 38 St. Clement-street James, clerk (G. Leslie, quay), h. Crown-street —. — James, writer (William F. Ogg), h. 11 Adelphi John, grocer and spirit dealer, 52 York-street

—. — John, cotton manufacturer, 39 Woolmanhill, h. 263 George-st. _ John, shipmaster, 56 Victoria-place „™„~, John, shipmaster (Morinda), 20 Prince Regent-street Thomas, carter, York-street — v*» William, surgeon, 10 Golden-square W. and W., grocers, tea, spirit, and wine dealers, 39 West North-street, h. above shop ™»~™ William, jun., flesher, 31 New-market ™~.™ William, yost., 8 Mealmarket-lane William, architect (of M'Donaid and Leslie), 8 Golden-sq. ™ William, house steward, Lunatic Asylum Mrs., 35 Bon-accord-terrace

—.— Mrs., of Memsie, 29 Union-place ~~-— Mrs., 38 Skene-terrace Mrs., 173 Union-street

— .— Miss, milliner, 16 Virginia-street ~~ Misses (Powis), Berrybank Misses, lodgings, 111 Gallowgate ~~.— Misses, milliners, 46 Constitution-street Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Duke of Buccleuch), 6 Garvock-st. George, shipmaster (Sedulous), 6 Constitution-street nm~ John, shipmaster, 29 East North-street John, writer, 29 East North-street Levy, M. A., tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 26 Union-street Leys, George, druggist, 3, h. 5 Correction-wynd,

,„ Robert, superintendent engineer (Aberdeen Steam Naviga- tion Co.), h. 7 Carmelite-street ™ Robert, 187 George-street Life Association of Scotland, 7 Belmont-street, Alex. Abel, advo- cate, agent Liffen, Henry, hotel and lodgings, 10 Adelphi, Union-street Ligertwood, Alexander, writer, Springbank-terrace James, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 122 King-street h. 24 Constitution-street .

119 NEW ABERDEEN. [XIG LOR

Ligertwood, John, advocate, 4 Correction- wynd „™™ William, master shipwright, h. York-street — William, of Logierieve, Springbank-terrace Mrs. Peter, 109 York-street Lindsay, Roger, mealseller, 82, h. 80 George-street

, William, cheap publication warehouse, 63 Gallowgate Mrs., 11 Union-place —„™ Mrs., 21 Prince Regent-street Linklater, James, shipmaster (Paragon), 57 Quay

, Alex, shipmaster (Sir Edward Banks), h. 62 Virginia-street Elizabeth, staymaker, 15 Queen-street Linton, Alexander, surgeon, R.N., 11 Canal-street Littlejohn, Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 72 Netherkirkgate, h. Burnside cottage, Holburn-street

. James, fancy worsted warehouse and hosier to the Queen, 155 Union -street, h. Broomfield, Stocket ,™.— William, cashier (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), 91 Union- street Mrs., Burnside-cottage, Holburn-street Livingstone, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 44 College-street Livingston, Mrs. Dr., Nellfield-house Mrs., lodgings, Lizars, A. Jardine, M.D., surgeon, professor of Anatomy, Marischal College and University, h. 45 Schoolhill Lloyd's Agents; Oswald, George, and Co., 30 Marischal-street Register of Shipping; office, 42 Marischal-street

Lockhart and Salmond, confectioners, 92 Union-street ; whole- sale warehouse, ginger-beer, lemonade, and soda-water manufactory, 2 Little Belmont-street

, , James (of Lockhart and Salmond), h. 2 Little Belmont- street Logan, David, piano-forte tuner, regulator, and dealer, 75 St. An- drew-street and Co., piano- forte warerooms, 5 Crown-street; workshop, 1 Trinity-street Mrs., provision seller, 42 St. Andrew-street

London Mutual Life and Guarantee Society ; William Clark, 8 King-street, agent

. . Union Assurance Fire Office and Annuities ; William Gray, advocate, agent, 136 King-street Hat Company, 27 Union- street Longmuir, Alexander, shipmaster, 24 Constitution-street

. Rev. John, A.M. (Free Mariners' Church), A. ]4 North Sil- ver-street Catherine, staymaker, 24 BlackfriarS'Street Mrs., 47 Schoolhill Mrs. John, 41 Thistle- street ™ Miss, ladies' school, 47 Schoolhill Lorimer, William, draper, 42 Broad-street .

LOT LYO] NEW ABERDEEN. 120

Lothian, Mrs., provision seller, 62 John-street Louden, Archibald, City hotel, 21 St. Nicholas-street Mrs. John, 35 St. Nicholas -street Low, Alexander (Milne, Low, and Co.), h. 31 Union -place Charles, shipmaster, h. Hanover-lane „™~~ and Chalmers, builders, 40 Whitehouse-street

. Gavin (of Low and Chalmers), h. 40 Whitehouse-street

, James, furnishing tailor, I72i-, h. 159 George-street ™ William, builder, 15 Bon-accord-lane ~v Mrs. James, 74 Loch-street Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Blackfriars-street Lowery, George, 42 Constitution-street Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 128 George-street Lumsden, Clements, advocate, 2, h. 1 Union-terrace George, shore-porter, 7 Marischal-street

„ , Henry, of Auchindoir, 255 Union-street James, and Co., clothiers and tailors, 117 Union-street John, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit merchants, 95 Union -street William J. of Balmedie, h. 146 Union-street

. ._ William, merchant, 58 Union-street, h. Eastbank, Fonthill • . . Mrs., midwife, Denburn ™ Mrs. James, 91 Bon-accord-street

! Miss, 18 St. Mary's-place

; Miss E., broker, 17 Woolmanhill Lunan, John, warehouse keeper (Steam Navigation Co.), h. Red Lion-court, 77 Broad-street

, . John, wholesale and retail stationer, 66 Broad-street, h. Kingsland-place

, William, accountant (Aberdeen Railway), h. Ferryhill-place Lyall, David (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street George (of George Lyall and Co.), 97 Union-street George, and Co., silk- mercers, 99 Union-street „™ Robert, blacksmith, 74 Queen-street „™ Mrs., 2 East Craibstone- street Lyell, Alexander (Customs), h. 28 Crown-street George, sheriff-officer, and appraiser and auctioneer, 123| Union-street

. John, register- grate, stove, and gun maker, 128 Union-st.. manufacturing house, Back-wynd, h. 139 Crown-street „™ Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 123J Union-street Mrs., lodgings, 1234 Union-street Lyon, Alexander, leather merchant, 39 Broad-street, h. 12 St. Clement-street

. James, and Co., grocers, 62 Park-street John, shipmaster (St. Nicholas) Mary well- street William, pawnbroker, 35 Netherkirkgate „„— Miss, dressmaker, 30 Summer- street .

121 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'AR—M'DO

M'Arthue, John, rope and twine manufacturer, Clarence- street M'Aulay, James, inspector of Inland Revenue (Stamps and Taxes), h. Victoria-street-west M'Bean, Daniel, cabinet maker, Mathieson's-court, 14 Caslle-st. H., commission-agent, 1 Littlejohn-street, h. Torry — John, boot and shoemaker, Bridge of Dee

. Mrs., late of Alves, 36 Skene-terrace M'Beath, James, piano-forte tuner (of J. Logan and Co.), 35 Huntly- street J. and S., ironmongers, 44 Union-street, h. 267 George-st. M'Callum, James, tide surveyor of customs, 54 Regent-quay William, boatman, 53 St. Clement-street Mrs., lodgings, 60 St. Nicholas-street M'Carron, Felix, broker, 33 Justice-street M'Cluskie, Michael, grocer and spirit dealer, 14^- Quay M'Combie, George, 1 Charlotte-street James Boyn, advocate (Murray and M'Combie), h. 2 Albyn- place Thomas, and Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, and wholesale tea dealers, 51 Netherkirkgate r~~™. Mrs. Peter, 7 Charlotte-street —— Mrs. Thomas, Richmondhill M'Condach, Harry, grain-dealer, Holburn-street

, Harry, jun., Holburn-street John, manager (Torry Brickworks), h. Ferryhill-buildings -~~™» Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum M'Conochie, Alexander, English and Commercial Academy, 13 Crown-street, h. 38 Skene-street G. C, teacher of writing, 115 Union- street, h. 38 Skene-st. M'Culloch, Mrs., lodgings, 9 George-street M'Donald, Alexander, M.D. (late Royal Artillery), Rubislaw-park

n. Alexander, advocate, 245 Union-street, h. Millbank-cottage, Hardgate Alexander, stone-cutter (of M'Donald and Leslie), 7 Bon- accord-square Alexander, spirit dealer, 26 Guestrow Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 89 Broad-street Bernard, pavier and contractor, 39 Union- terrace Charles, spirit dealer, 169 Gallowgate David, manager (Bannermill), h. 183 King-street David, spirit dealer, 40 Loch-street David, clerk, 43 Constitution -street Ewen, grocer and spirit dealer, 193 Gallowgate George, broker, 91 Woolmanhill George, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Green James, cabinet maker, 31 Castle-street, h 48 Longacre John, confectioner, 37 Basement-floor, New- market John, bookseller, 16 Crown -street, h. 25 Fion-accord-street John, grocer, 13, h. 12 North Broadford L M'DO—M'KA] NEW ABERDEEN. 122

M'Donald and Leslie, stone-cutters, builders, and granite polishers, east end of Constitution-street „»„— Robert, tailor, 7 South Silver-street —™. William, spirit dealer, 12 West North-street Mrs., lodgings, 28 George-street Mrs. Captain, 79 Crown-street

. Mrs. George, 30 Marischal-street ~~„ Miss, dressmaker, 28 George- street ™. Miss, stay and corset maker, 53 Queen-street ~~ Margaret, dressmaker, 48 Lonsracre M'Farlane, D., shoemaker, 39 East North-street, h. 7 Justice-lane ~™ Thomas, reedmaker, 29 Harriet-street .~™ Mrs., Victoria-street-west Mrs., late of Crathie, Victoria-street-west M'Gilivray, Alex., eating-house, 4 Exchequer-row M'Gillivray, John, hairdres?er, 244 George-street M'Gregor, John, dyer and renovator of silk, woollen, and cotton goods, 26 George-street ™. William, shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent-street Mrs. Colonel, 89 Crown-street ~~™ William, innkeeper, Aberdeen Hotel M'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manufacturer, 5 Justice-st., h. 1 Chapel-court

P Miss Margaret, hosier, 1 Justice-street M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 66 Nether - kirkgate

. John, general blacksmith and bell-hanger, 15 Back-wynd ™ John, shipmaster (Citizen), 8 St. Nicholas-street

, . Robert, tea dealer, 8 Justice-street ,™. William, grocer, 16 Castle-street

,_ Mrs. Charles, 8 St. Nicholas-street M'Intosh, Daniel, blacksmith and machine-maker, Fish-street, h. Hanover-lane Daniel, flesher, New-market

r„ John, stoneware merchant, 85 Virginia-street John, spirit dealer, 55 East North-street „*„ John, and Son, cab makers, 8 Longacre „„„ James, spirit dealer, 90 Loch-street „™ James, tinsmith, 28, h. 21 Netherkirkgate Rev. Simon, D.D. (East Parish), 55 Schoolhill William (N. S. Bank), Rosie Cottage, Maybank ™™> William, hairdresser, 19 Market Gallery

, Mrs., midwife, 52 Causewayend „™ Mrs., lodgings, 11 Union-buildings spirit Gallowgate . . Mrs., provision merchant and dealer, 177 M'Kay, Alex., shipmaster (Clipper), 5 Summer-lane

. : Alexander, bootmaker and leather cutter, 18 Gallowgate h. 87 Loch-street Alexander, provision shop, 253 George-street 123 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'KA M'KI

M'Kay, David, hardware shop, 51 North Gallery, New-market George, slater, 93 Green George C., clerk, 11 Constitution-street Geo., spirit dealer, 29 Berry-lane —~~ James, hosier and stay manufacturer, 55 Queen-street John, tailor, 30 Spa-street Neil, Littlejohn-street Tavern, 10 Littlejohn-street William, house carpenter, 48 John-street, h. Leadside, Gil- comston

. William, grocer and spirit dealer, 86 Shiprow

—. — Mrs., milliner, 15 St. Nicholas-street ™_~ Mrs., matron, Blind Asylum, Hnntly-street M'Kechnie, Allan, shipmaster, Ferryhill-place M'Keeser, John, Ashvale-cottage, Holburn-street M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 13 Denburn- terrace Alexander (A. M'Kenzie and Co.), h. 47 Schoolhill ™ Alexander, and Co. (late Munro and Grant), woollen dra- pers, 85 Union street

. Alexander, late manufacturer, 37 Skene-square

David, superintendent ot meters ; office, 66 Regent-quay, h. South College-street Donald, lodging house, Kittybrewster

. George, boot and shoemaker, and keeper of Sailor's Home, 42 Regent-quay George, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Causewayend, h. 2 Hutcheon -street George, spirit dealer, 122 Gallowgate George, baker, 83 Gallowgate, h. 99, Beattic's-court Rev. Hugh (Gaelic Church), 56 Causewayend -~ James, baker, 66 and 68 Queen-street James, draper (H. Cooper and Co.), 3 Charlotte-street John, spirit dealer, 2 John-street John, shipmaster (Kincardineshire), 14 East North-street John, shipmaster, 25 Regent-quay

. Captain Malcolm (H.E.I.C.S.), Friendville and Matthews, architects, 16 Adelphi-court Roderick, clerk, 2 Correction-wynd. Mrs. George, Ruthrieston Lodge Mrs., 33 Summer-street Mrs. John, 42 Bon-accord-street Mrs. William, 71 Bon-accord-street Mrs. Springbank- terrace Mrs., of Glack, 18 Albyn-place Miss, of Ord, 83 Union-street „ Miss, lodgings. 7 Back-wynd — ~~. Miss, dress and bonnet maker, 1 Littlejohn-street Misses, 1 Blackfriars-street M'Killiam, B. and W., confectioners to the Queen, 54 Broad-st. Basil (of B. and W. M'Killiam), 6 North Broadford l2 M'KI M'LEJ NEW ABERDEEN. 124

M'Killiam, Robert, confectioner, 59 Union-street „™.— William (of B. and W. M'Killiam) 2 Longacre M'Kinlay, Piobert, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Trinity-corner ~™ Robert, manager (W. and J. Coubrough) h. 29 Skene-st. M'Kinnon, Lachlan, advocate; office, 2 Ragg's-lane, h. View-place ~ Lachlan, jun., advocate, stock and sharebroker; office, 54 Union-street, h. 106 Crown-street William, ironmonger, h. View-place ™*.™ William, and Co., iron merchants, founders, and bone ma- nure manufacturers; foundry and bone mill, 20 Spring- garden M'Kirdie, John, watch and clockmaker, 28 Woolmanhill M'Lachlan, James, hairdresser, 40 Castle-street

John, coal-broker and shipowner, 5, /*, 3 James-street M'Lagan, Rev. James, professor of Divinity (Free Church), h. 82 Bon -accord-street

. .„ Miss, 121 Crown-street M'Laren, James, late collector of excise, 53 Schoolhill ™ John, commission-merchant, 25 Gallowgate, h. 7 Dee-place William, M.D., 53 Schoolhill M'Lean, Alexander, house-agent, M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate Alexander, confectioner, 19 Schoolhill, h. above shop ™ G. Gordon, M.D., professor of Oriental languages, Maris- shal College, k. 22 Silver-street „™ James, shipmaster (Dee), Sugarhouse-lane ,™ John, clerk (Harbour-office), h. 50 Gallowgate

. John, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), h. 67 Commerce-street „„. John, plasterer (M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate „™ Thomas, baker, 7 Dee-street William, parcel audit clerk, Aberdeen Railway Co., h. 59 Spittal „ William Gordon, customs, h. Windsor-place, Victoria-street- west ,™ Mrs., grocer, 11 Bon -accord-lane M'Leay, Alexander, spirit dealer, 17 Justice-street M'Leish, William, teacher; class-room, 115 Union-street, h. S Drum's-lane M'Lennan, Miss, dressmaker and straw -bonnet maker, 66 John- street M'Leod, Colin, and Son, manufacturers of brass, zinc, and tinplate goods, 52 East North -street

.—.„„. George, spirit dealer, 18 Huxter-row James, confectioner, 3 Market-street and 15 St. Nicholas- street, h. 73 Netherkirkgate

. John, furniture dealer, 12 P'ast North-street

™ John, and Co , watch and clockmakers, 9 Schoolhill ™ Robert, tinsmith, 10 East North-street

. . Simon, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 Weigh-house-square ™ William, tailor, 5 Huxter-row, h. Rosiefield 125 NEW ABERDEEN. [M'LE MAC

M'Leod, Mrs. Alexander, grocer, 33 Summer-lane —— Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Ragg's-lane M'Millan, Peter, watch, clock, compass, and quadrant maker, 45, h. 46 Regent-quay „™— Robert, skinner and tanner, Jack's-brae Rev. Samuel, Rosemount-place ™~~ William, currier, Jack's-brae M'Neil, John, manager (Union Cotton Mill), h. 69 College-street M'Nie, Mrs., lodgings, 34 Union-terrace M'Naughton, William, manager, carpet department (A. II. & S.), h. 25 Whitehouse-street M'Phail, Rev. James C. (Free East Church), 75 Dee-street ~~— Mrs. Donald, lodgings, Skene-square M'Pherson, Alexander, baker, 65, h. 63 Green Andrew, and Son, ironmongers and blacksmiths, 51 Market Gallery Captain Duncan, late of the 52d foot, Cooperston-place James, combmaker, Steps of Gilcomston, h. 232 George-st. James, stabler, 26 West North-street John, comb-manufacturer, Steps of Gilcomston, h. Union- terrace John, provision-merchant, 77 North-street John, shipmaster, (Granite), 54 Quay William, bookseller and wholesale stationer, 59, h. 76 Broad- street Mrs., lodgings, 13 Marischal-street Miss, dressmaker, 13 Marischal-street M'Quarrie, John, superintendent of tailoring (with John Brown), h. Charlotte- street M'Rae, John, brewer (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. Holburn- street M'Robbie, James, flesher, 170 George-street ~~.— John, 139 Gallowgate M'Taggart, Donald, coal-broker, and commission-agent, Regent- quay, h 42 Victoria-place Rev. David (Greyfriars Church), North-lodge Macaldowie, John, clerk (Stronach and Grainger), Prince Regent- street Peter, brush-maker, 53 St. Nicholas-street, h. Braehead. Gilcomston

. Robert, clerk, 85 Hutcheon-street Macallan, David, late upholsterer, Strawberrybank ~~— Mrs. 84 Union-street Macarthie, James, boatman (Customs), h. 47 York-street MacGillivray, William, LLD., professor of Natural History, Mar- ischal College, h. 67 Crown-street Machray, Alex., superintendent (House of Refuge), 45 Guestrow —~™ Isaac and Co., wine and spirit merchants, 11 Market-street and 7 Adelphi-lane l3 ;

MAC—MAT] NEW ABERDEEN. 126

Machray, Isaac, mail contractor, 65 Union-street John, mail-contractor, 65 Union-street ™ John A. (Hogarth and Co.), Newbridge

. . Mrs., 4 St. Mary's-place, Crown-street ~~ Miss, 117 George-street Mackay, James T. and Co., working-silversmiths, jewellers, and opticians, 75 Broad-street, h. Ferryhill

. , William, millwright and machine-maker, 112 John-street, h. 149 George-street ..™ Misses, boarding-school, Union-terrace Mackie, Alexander, Mackie-place , „™—- Alexander, china, glass, and stoneware merchant, 3 Black- friars-street

.—. — Alexander, spirit dealer, 100 John-street ~ ~. David, vintner, 10 Langstane-place

. George, boot and shoemaker, 99 George-street, h. 33, Har- riet-street

. George, spirit dealer, 1 John-street

. Robert, merchant, h. Mount-street John, blockmaker (W. Hood and Co.), h. 6 St. C!ement-st. William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, corner of Charlotte- street, St. Andrew-street „™ Mary, sick-nurse, 59 Chapel-street

j» Mrs , lodgings, 13 Marischal-street

. Mrs., muslin-printing 24 George-street

. Mrs., midwife, 41 Harriet-street ™ Mrs., spirit dealer, 36 Gallowgate

. Mrs. Alexander, 29 Bon-accord-street Maclean, John, writer, 84 King-street, h. Morningfield Samuel, bookseller and stationer, 8 Union-street, h. 8 John- street Maconochie, Robert (stamps and taxes), h. 36 Skene-square

William, book-keeper (Union Cotton Mill Co.), //. Victoria- street Macrobin, Dr., professor of medicine, Marischal College, h. Migvie- house, Silver-street Macswein, Hugh, manager of the North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company, 52 Union-street, h. 81 Crown-street Macguire, James, tailor and cloth- merchant, 49 Queen-street Mail and General Coach Offices, 65 Union-street Main, David, shipmaster, 25 Marywell-street John, shipmaster (Margaret), 61 Quay Mair, William (of Gifford and Mair), Victoria-street-west

Mai t land, Alexander, spirit dealer, 8 Gerrard- street —„™ George, agent for Blackie and Son, publishers, Glasgow John O'Groat Journal, Elgin Courant, and Scottish Guardian Newspapers, 40 Broad-street, h. 255 George^

street - — -™ John, late merchant, 23 Union-place 127 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAI—MAR

Maitland, Peter, feuar, Causewayend Robert (of J. Maitland and Co.), h. Garvock-street —~„ William, grocer, 53 West North-street, h. 37 Littlejohn-st.

~~.—. Miss, 1 St. Clement-street Malcolm, James, Commission-agent, 23 Marisclial-street, h. Twin Cottage, Chapel-street ~™™ William, chain-maker, 89 West North-street ~~— Mrs., late of Leochel, 3 Rose-street Mann, Alexander, tailor and clothier, 6 Union-street, h. 40 Chapel- street

George, merchant-tailor, 30 Adelphi-court, //. 12 Mary- well-street James, spirit dealer, 18 Netherkirkgate, h. Charles-street John, shipmaster (Lord Seaton), 6 Hanover-street Manson, John (North of Scotland Bank), Manuelle, M., stone-merchant, Blaikie's-quay Manuel, J. and J., manufacturers of effervescing champaigne, lemonade, and soda water, 6 Upperkirkgate, h. 91 King- street March, Matthew, German clockmaker, 42 George -street

Mariners' General Life Assurance Co. ; George Allan, advocate, agent, 1 Marischal-street Marquis, George, accountant, 147 Union-street, h. 16 Albyn-place Marr, George (of Marr and Mill), h. 31 Wales-street

, George, hairdresser, 40 Quay ~ and Middleton, fleshers, 36 Market ™. and Milne, fleshers (successors to James Williamson), 30 and 31 Wales-street-Market, and 11 and 12 Market ~™ John, music-seller and pianoforte-maker to the Queen, 218 Union-street, h. above saloon ™ John, plumber, 13^ Dee-street Marsh, James, shipmaster (Caroline), Rosemount-place Marshall, Allan A., brassfounder, coppersmith, gasfitter. and su- perintendent of fire engines, 51 West-North-street, and 34 Littlejohn-street, h. King-street-place Alexander, plumber, 5 Charlotte-street ~™— David, painter and glazier, 13 Diamond-street John, C, merchant, 160, h. 294 George- street John, clerk, 3 Trinity-quay, h. 34 Skene-square Mrs., Caroline-place

Martin, Alexander, collector of Merchant Seamen's Fund, 1 Con- stitution-street; office, 33 Regent-quay Alexander, agent, 4 Carmelite-street, h. 69 Crown-street Alexander, butcher, 62 Regent-quay, h. 20 Commerce-st. —„™ George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 3, h. 14 North-Broad- ford James, slater, 68 Broad-street John and James, fleshers, 51 and 52 Market, h. 26 St.

Nicholas- street , .... MAR Mx\TJ NEW ABERDEEN. 128

Martin John, shipmaster, 1 Constitution-street John, jun., flesher (of J. and J.), h. 26 St. Nicholas-street Robert, shipmaster, 20 Commerce-street

™. . Samuel, 1 Catherine-street .„. Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34 Union-street, h. 2 Affleck street

, William, flesher, 50 Market, h. 26 St. Nicholas-street Mrs., cowfeeder, Causewayend Mrs., 15 Whitehouse-street

. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 14 North -Broad ford Massie, John, teacher (John Knox's School), 49 Spittal Joseph I., teacher (Free East Church Congregational School) St. Andrew-street, h. 34 North-Broadford Marianus, advocate, 153 Union-street, h. Wellington-place Peter, boot and shoemaker, 35 Upperkirkgate Robert, gardener, Millbank Mrs., lodgings, 103 George-street

; Mrs. M., dealer in stoneware, 61 George-street Misses, dressmakers, and milliners, 162 Union-street Masson, Alexander, mate (Earl of Aberdeen steamer), Sugarhouse- lane Alex., grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 62 St. Nicholas- street, h. 49 Upperkirkgate Andrew, accountant, and Fire and Life Assurance agent, 4 Queen-street, up stairs, h. 68J Catherine-street James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 67 Gallowgate, h. Millbank Cottage, Berryden Thomas, flesher, Market, h. 60 St. Nicholas-street

™. t William (A. Carrand Co.), h. 2 Forbes-street „. William, tea warehouse, 112 George-street, h. Millbank-cot- tage Mrs. George, dealer in old clothes, 25 East North-street •v_~~- Miss A., straw-bonnet-maker, milliner and dressmaker, 68i Catherine-street Mather, John, commission-agent, Concert-court, Broad-street, h. 103 Crown- street „™ William, spirit dealer and ginger-beer manufacturer, 187 West North-street Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 3 Canal-terrace „™ Alexander, manager, Aberdeen Sea Insurance Company, 57, h. 24 Marischal- street George, shipmaster (Venus), 1 Church-street ™> James, mason, 3 Union-wynd John, late baker, 20 Prince Regent-street

John, merchant, 1 Carmelite-street, h. 81 Skene-square Mrs. John, dressmaker, Skene-square Miss, dressmaker, 3 Union-wynd Matthews, James (of M'Kenzie and Matthews), 15 Adelphi-court „~ William, jun., merchant, h. 261 George-street -

129 NEW ABERDEEN. [MAT—MEL

Matthews, William, sen., 261 George-street

—. — William, grocer, 26 North- Broadford Matheson, Mrs., midwife, 144 George-street

— ,—. Miss, dressmaker, 1 1 Schoolhill Mathieson, Isaac, silk-mercer and haberdasher, bonnet, plait, shawl, and millinery-rooms, 33 Union-street, h. 3 St. Nicholas-lane —.~~ Robert, shipmaster (Ann Smith), Hanover-lane ~—™ Mrs., dressmaker and milliner, 20 St. Nicholas-street —™- Mrs. Peter, 22 Lower Denburn Mathieson's cloak and millinery rooms, 78 Union-street, Miss Roy, superintendent Matthewson, James, gardener, Cunnigarhill nursery, Links

~~ —. Mrs. Alexander, nursery, Cunnigarhill, Links Mrs., 57 Huntly-street Maurice, Alexander, shipmaster, 7 Canal-terrace Maver, David, teacher (Bon-accord Juvenile School), h. 61 Mary- well-street George, farmer, Ruthrieston ~™— James, jobbing- gardener, Holburn- street John, slater, h. 172 Gallowgate Miss, teacher, Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate Mavers, Charles, merchant, 9 Black's-buildings Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Earl of Aberdeen steamer), 2 Yeats' lane „™— George, grocer and spirit dealer, 191 George-street

— .—. James, 6 Baltic-street ~~— James, packer of china, glass, and stoneware, h. 5 Guestrow Robert, builder, 53 Bon-accord-street

. William, plasterer, 24 Blackfriars-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, 53 Bon-accord-street ™- Mrs., midwife, 5 Guestrow Miss, Chapel-court, 61 Gallowgate Mechanics' Newsroom, 17 Market-street Medd, Miss, teacher of singing and pianoforte, 36 Union -terrace

Men , William, brassfounder, 21 St. Paul-street, h. 50 Longacre Meffet, Mrs. George, haberdasher, 204 Gallowgate Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 209 Union-street Mellis Alexander, Dean of Guild's officer, and inspector of mea-

sures ; office, Town-house and Lodge-walk, h. 1 Affleck- place ~~ ~ John, night Serjeant of police, 20 St. Andrsw-street Melville, Eliezer (of T. Melville and Sons), h. Ferguson's- court, 108i Gallowgate Thomas, sen., h. Melville's-court, 106 Gallowgate Thomas, jun., ironmonger, h. 5 Carden-place Thomas, and Sons, iron merchants, wholesale ironmongers, plane, , and hinge manufacturers, 106 and 108 Gal- lowgate i

MEL MIC] NEW ABERDEEN. ISO

Melville, William, ironmonger, 106 Gallowgate, h. 4 Springbank- terrace Melvin, David, haircutter, 3 Huxter-row ~~~™ George, boot and shoemaker, 16 and 18 George-street, h. 22 Kidd-lane James, LL.D., rector of Grammar School, h. 41 Belmont- street James, wright, 32 Hutcheon-street John (of Laing and Melvin), Crombie's Cottage, Kidd-lane

.. Mrs. James, lodgings, 59 Dee-street Mrs., game dealer, 15 Mealmarket-lane Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46 Upperkirkgate, h. 87 Hutcheon- street William, clerk, Gilcomston Brewery), h. Gilcomston William, general merchant, agricultural implement maker, and general blacksmith, horse- shoer and farrier, Holburn- street —^*. Mrs., 11 Canal-street Menzies, John, leather merchant, 8 Woolmanhill, /*. 23 Ann-street „«„— Thomas, printer (Gazette Office), h. 47 Frederick-street Christian, sick nurse, 48 Woolmanhill Mercer, Hay, watch and clockmaker, 27 West North-street Merchant, Alexander, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, corner of Jopp's-lane, John-street, h. 32 St. Andrew-street —~-~ Isaac, shipmaster (Jane Boyd), 6 Baltic-street Seamen's Office, 33 Regent-quay Mrs., 13 Chronicle-lane Mess, George, wright, 15 Langstane-place, h. 8 Gordon-street Jonathan, corn merchant; granary, 22 Commerce-street, h. 17 Prince Regent-street Meston, Alexander, sen., Viewmount Cottage, Holburn-street Alexander, advocate, 56 Castle-street, h. Viewmount Cot- tage, Holburn-street —_ Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 11 Castle-brae Archibald M., general draper and shawl merchant, 81 Union-street, h. 7 Charlotte-street — -~~ James, grocer, 6 East North-street — James, writer, 233 Union-street, h. Victoria-street-west _ John, and Co., brewers, 22 Mealmarket-lane Joseph, wholesale dealer in spirits, porter, ale, and ginger beer, 72 Shuttle-lane Robert, grocer, 135 Skene-street Seaton, grocer and spirit dealer, 32 Wellington-street Mrs. Thomas, 17 Golden -square Michie, George, cooper, 7 Barnett's-close James, spirit dealer. Holburn-street John, tinsmith, 68 Windmillbrae, h. Skene-square

Michigan Investment Co. ; Murray and M'Combie, cashiers and agents, 103 Union-slreet 131 NEW ABERDEEN. [MID MIL

Middleton, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 14 East North-street James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 46, h. 44 Sum- mer-street James, mealseller, 32 North-street James, 40 Victoria-place John, cabinetmaker, 99 George-street, h. 28 St. Andrew- street Joseph, provision merchant, 118 Gallowgate Peter, tailor, 4 St. Nicholas- lane Robert, builder, 24 Union-row, h. 3 Springbank-place „~- Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank), h. Ash Cottage, Skene- street Mrs. Captain James, Braehead, Gilcomston Mrs., wool and worsted merchant, 19 North Broadford „™ Mrs., 14 East North-street Miss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly-street ™ Miss, dressmaker, 19 North Broadford Military Hospital, Castlehill Mill of Buchanston Warehouse, 79 Broad-street of Cults Warehouse, 55 Queen-street Millar, David, civil engineer and architect, 90 Bon-accord-street

Mrs , lodgings, 76 Union-street Miller, George, jun., rope and twine manufacturer, 40, h. 42 Park- street George, tobacconist and cigar merchant, 60 Union-street James, flesher, 2 Basement-floor, New-market James A., advocate, 123i Union-street h. 17 Albyn-place —~»~ John, and Co., manufacturing chemists and commission agents, Sandilands chemical works, Links John, jun., 43 Victoria-place Rev. J. D., 10 Bon-accord-terrace Mrs., 17 Albyn-place

. Miss, dressmaker, 34 Union-terrace Milne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 27 Marischal-street, h. 49 Broad-street

1 Alexander, draper, 120 George-street, h. 61 Loch-street Alexander, gardener, Polmuir Alexander LX, clerk (Rubislaw works), h. Victoria-street- west Alexander, accountant, Mounthooly Cruden, and Co., manufacturers of threads, shoe threads, and linens, Spring-garden, Windmillbrae, and Gordon's mills Charles, clerk (Aberdeen Railway Co.), h. 49 Chapel-street

Charles W , timber merchant, 12 Quay Rev. David (Gilcomston Church), h 2 Mackie-place

— .—. David, wrtght, 4 Martin's-lane George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 76, fa. 75 St. Andrew- street MIL MIL] NEW ABERDEEN. 132

Milne, George, and Co., timber merchants, Victoria Dock Saw- mills

. , George, writer, 4 Springbank-place George, clerk (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), 49 Chapel-street George, shipmaster (Lady of the Lake), 1 Church street „™ James, shore-porter and sedan chairmau, Summerfield James, vintner, Wellington-road „. James, Mill of Buchanstone Meal and Barley Warehouse, 79 Broad-street ,™ James, horse-shoer, Flourmill-brae James, spirit dealer, 9 West North-street, h. 22 Shoe-lane „ ™ James (of George Milne and Co.), h. 152 Crown-street

. John, agent for Mill of Inverury, Waterloo-street, h. 61 Regent-quay

_» John, writer, 123^ Union-street, h. 25 Marischal-street John B. (of W. Milne and Son), 17 King-street „ ™ John, Salutation Tavern, Broad-street

. , John, wholesale confectioner, warehouse 21 Gallowgate, h. 117 Crown-street „™ John, gardener, Westfield- cottage

, John, late letter-carrier, 172 George-street John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and County Bank), h. 10 Green John, clerk of Police, 50 St. Nicholas-street, h. Windsor place, Vietoria-street-west „™„~ John, blacksmith, 30 Virginia-street John D., sen. and jun., advocates^ 54 Union-street sen. , John D., sen. (of J. D. M , and jun.), 40 Skene-terrace John D., jun. (of J. D. M., sen. and jun.), h. 4 Garden- place John, carter, Fish-street John, overseer (Broadford Works), 82 Caroline- place ™. Low, and Co., manufacturers and woollen drapers, 1 Union- buildings Robert, teacher, 19 Marischal-street

. , Robert, timber measurer, 33 York-street

„ , Robert, shipmaster, 8 Hanover-street Robert, civil engineer, and land surveyor, 54 Union-street, k. 40 Skene-terrace .™™ Robert, tailor, 9 Market Gallery Roger, 11 Schoolhill Thomas, nurseryman and florist, Sunnyside ,_ Thomas, master shipwright (Hall and Sons, Footdee), h. St. Clement -street Thomas, grocer, Holburn -street „ William (of Marr and Milne), h. 16 Constitution-street „„ William, commission-agent, .115 Union-street, h. 34 Chapel- street contractor, Bridge of , William, Dee William, late boot and shoemaker, 11 Schoolhill 133 NEW ABERDEEN. [MIL MIT

Milne, William and Son, grocers, tea, wine, and spirit merchants, 185 Union-street William, commission-agent, 115 Union -street, h. 34 Chapel- street William, late painter and glazier, h. Collie's-court, 60 Gal- lowgate

William, clerk, 2 Correction -wynd, 7i. St. Andrew-street —~™ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 58 Queen-street William, tea dealer, grocer, and spirit merchant, 11 Com- merce-street, h. 13 Sugarhouae-lane ™ Mrs. Captain, 51 Chapel-street

. Mrs. David, midwife, 24 St. Andrew-street ~~ Mrs. G., 55 Shiprow

„ . Mrs. James, Provost Milne's-court, 65 Gallowgate ™ Mrs. Robert, straw-hat and stay-maker, 35 Union-street, h. Exchange-court

... Mrs., stabler, 11 Harriet-street

. . Mrs., provision merchant, 61 Loch-street Mrs., 45 Victoria-place

. . Mrs., spirit dealer, 3 Longacre ~™ Mrs., 2 Mitchell-place Mrs., 7 Black's-buildings Mrs., 210 King- street Mrs. Captain James, lodgings, 30 Dee -street m ™ Miss, teacher (Infant School), Princes-street „ Miss Catherine, fancy-knitter, dealer in worsted and teas, 11 Schoolhill Miss Elspeth, dressmaker, 11 Drum's-lane Miss, superintendent (Female School of Industry), 8 Shaw's- court, 90 Gallowgate „~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 14 Thistle-street ~™ Miss, dressmaker, 48 Loeh -street Milner, Magnus, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Minty, James, assistant inspector of police, 11 Porthill

. „. Mrs., 11 Porthill Mitchell, Alexander (Mitchell and Cay), head of Spa-street „ ~» Alexander, bird-stuffer, Flourmill-brae Alexander, assistant pilot-master, New Pier

„. . Alexander, clerk, h. 20 Quay and Cay, house-carpenters, Spa-street ^v. Charles, spirit dealer, 41 Guestrow ~™ Daniel, machine-maker, 37 Park- street David, advocate, agent for Manchester Fire and Pelican Life Assurance Companies, 12 Adelphi-court, h. Diamond- cottage, Holburn-place ™ David, clerk, P.O. h. 4 Little Chapel-street David, blacksmith, 1, h. 3 Castle-lane George M., spirit dealer, 2 Schoolhill, h. 3 George-street MIT MOIJ NEW ABERDEEN. 134

Mitchell, George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 42 Woolman- hill, h. 39 Union-terrace James (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), 20 Regent-quay James (of J. & M.), United Cottage, Holburn-street

. James, broker, 21 Lodge-walk James, tailor, 8 Guestrow John, builder (of Mitchell and Ross), 4 Little Chapel-street ,„™ John, artist, 27 Crown-street John, linen-manufacturer and principal beadle (Free St. Clements), 51 Castle-street, h. 1 Marischal-street Rev. John (Holburn Church), h. 51 Chapel-street Robert, manager (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.), h. 20 Regent-quay

, . Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65 Commerce-street ._ Robert, spirit dealer, 58 East-North-street

. Robert, lock and hinge-maker, Beattie's-court, 102 Gallovv- gate, h. 155 Gallowgate ™ Thomas, engineer (Blaikie Brothers), h. Footdee ™ Rev. William L. (Free Holburn Church), h. 139 Skene-st.

. . William, mason, 22 Rose-street Wdliam, shipmaster, 46 Regent-quay „~.~™ William, wright (A. Rennie), 50, Commerce-street, h. 4 Castle-lane ~ William, bookseller, ornamental stationer, and printseller, 55 Union-street

, William, clerk (Post Office), 23 Hulcheon-street William, teacher (Boys' Hospital), 19 Upperkirkgate .„™ Mrs. Barbara, sick-nurse, 10 Black's-buildings .„„ Mrs., midwife, 91 Chapel-street Mrs,, lodgings, 21 Summer-street _. Mrs., pattern printing establishment, 10 St. Nicholas-street ~~,~~ Mrs. Major, of Ashgrove, 35 Belmont-street .„™ Mrs. John, agent for Morison's medicines, 61 Broad-street Miss, 1 Chapel-street „™ Miss, dressmaker, 65 Chapel-street MoiFat, John, gardener, Outseat, Pitmuxton Moir, Alexander, late hosier, Moir's-court, 103 Gallowgate B. (of J. Moir and Sons), h. 36 Marischal-street

. . George, of Denmore, h. Denmore

Ji. , ,~~ George, fiesher, 21 Queen-street, Orchard Cottage, Old Aberdeen „ ™ James, surgeon, 3, h. 5 Skene- row „ James (James Moir and Co.), h. 86J Crown-street ~. James, tea and grocery warehouse, 33 Schoolhill James and Co., clothiers and tailors, 5 King-street ™ John, messenger-at-arms, 10 Huxter-row, h. 5 Donald's- court, 20 Schoolhill ™ John, and Son, preserver of all kinds of animal and vegetable food in a fresh state, 56 Virginia-street 135 NEW ABERDEEN. [MOI MOR

Moir and Brown, wine merchants, 23 Adelphi, Union-street »~~,~~ William, writer (Jopp and Shand), 31 Gallowgate William, tailor, 85 Chapel-street

. William, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow .™— Mrs., 1 Skene-place Mrs. Dr., 43 Thistle-street ~ Mrs., register office for servants, 5 Donald's-court, 20 School- hill

. Mrs. William, late of Park, 254 Union-street

.—™. Miss, dressmaker, 18 Mary well- street Miss, 55 Gallowgale „„„™ Miss Isabella, bonnet-maker, 23 George-street

Mollison, David, porter and spirit dealer, 36 Guestrow, /*. 3 Blair- ton-lane r.—™ David, jun., grocer and spirit dealer, 16 James-street, k. 3 Blairton-lane George, traveller (J. Ford), 9 John-street James (Union Hotel), 25 Union-street ™ James, grocer, 4 St. Clement-street John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26 Virginia-street ™ John, 1 St. Nicholas-street William, clerk (N. of Scot. E. L. Co.), 29i Upperkirkgate „™— Wm., teacher, Mechanics' Institution, h. 10 Bon-accord-lane Mrs. Captain William, 40 Union place Moncur, Alex., shipmaster (Hannah Isabella), 2 Bannermill-street

, James, driver, Banff mail-gig, 169 George-street Monro, Robert, artist, 95 King-street -. Mrs., late of Huntly, 136 King-street Montgomery, Alexander, 10 Sugarhouse-lane Francis, pawnbroker, 27 Gallowgate, h. 9j Sugarhouse-lane ™ James, spirit dealer, 137 King-street More, Mrs., of Raeden, h. 36 Schoolhill ,™ Miss, of Raeden, 173 Union-street ~ Miss Helen, of Crown-street Morgan, James, foreman shipwright (A. Hall and Sons), h. 67 Waterloo- street

^ . James, hairdresser, 7 Skene-street ~™ John, shipowner, 8 Yeats'-lane ™ William, hairdresser, 35 Woolmanhill Morice, James, 33 Charlotte-street D. R., advocate, 34 Marischal-street, h. Tullos, Nigg Mrs. Alexander, 4 West Craibstone-street r~ Mrs. Robert, 10 Bon-accord-square ~™ Mrs. Isabella, 165 Union-street Morison, Alexander, pilot-master, New Pier ~™„~ Alexander, silk mercer and linen draper, 119 Union-street,

h. 1 1 Union-buildings Alexander, shipmaster (Alexander Hall), 13 Prince Regent- street m 2 MOR MUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 136

Morison, Alexander, late shipmaster, 13 Prince Regent-street David, late woollen draper, Victoria-street-west

~~*. —. George, M.D., 15 Constitution-street George, clerk, 12 Constitution-street ,~—™ George, bootmaker, 37 Upperkirkgate George, brushmaker, 37^ George-street

,—. — James, superintendent (Market), h. 19 Fisher-row James, writer (Alexander Abel), h. 13 Prince Regent-street John, 1 St. Mary's-place John, accountant (City of Glasgow Bank), h. 15 Constitu- tion-street .™~w- Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co., Inches), h. 157 Crown- street

. , William, umbrella maker, 12 Gallowgate, h. 27 Windy-wynd ~™ William and Walter, fleshers, 12 Black's-buildings „™ William, coachman (Earl of Fife), 75 John-street William, Rosemount-terrace ™ Mrs. John, 15 Constitution-street „. Mrs. William, 11 Union-buildings .„„„, Mrs., 54 Chapel-street

. Miss, lodgings, 28 Union-row

„™ , Miss, dressmaker, 46 George-street Morren, William, chemist (P. Williamson), h. Dee Village Morrice, Alexander, ironfounder (W. M'Kinnan and Co.), h. 10 Albyn-place Miss, dressmaker, 32 Union-terrace Mortimer, Peter, wood merchant, Blaikie's-quay, h. 55 Dee-street

„. Robert, iron merchant, 12 St. Paul-street, and Ironmonger's- court, 14 Upperkirkgate, h. 30 Skene-terrace „ ™ William, hosier and girth manufacturer, 11 St. Nicholas-st. „™ Mrs., 42 Marischal-st.reet Miss, 118 Crown-street Mowat, Alexander, manufacturer, 3+ Blackfriars-street

. Alexander, Jan., proprietor of hot and cold sea-water baths at Beach, and 10 Quay, A. 3^ Blackfriars-street „ ™ James, tailor, and renovator of gentlemen's wearing apparel, 8 Flourmill-brae

, James, gardener, 57 Huntly-street

John, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 10 Justice-st. ; work- shop, Sinclair's-close John D., tishcurer, 66 Virginia-street Magnus, shipmaster (Smithfield), 29 Frederick-street „™ William, writer, 46 Dee-street William, outfitting warehouse, 82 Shiprow Muil, Francis, baker, 153, h. 155 George-street «*„ William, painter and glazier, 8 Carnegie's-brae ™, Mrs., baker, 41 Schoolhill Munro, Alexander, timber merchant, 8 Marywell-street David (of J. and D. Munro), h. 32 Union-terrace 137 NEW ABERDEEN. [MUN—MUR

Munro, George, jun., Flourmills, St. Nicholas-street

—.—. James, shipmaster (William Edward), 39 Constitution-st.

;—.~™ James and David, boot and shoemakers, 48 Upperkirkgate James, jun., clerk (W. Hood and Co.), 39 Constitution-st.

. John, late inspector of taxes, 20 Union-terrace

. Captain George, staff-officer, 15 Dee-street -~~~~ Kenneth, baker, 66 George-street Roderick, shoemaker, 6^ Canal-terrace William, clockmaker, and curator Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market-street ™„ Mrs. K., 80 George-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, Ferryhill Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller, 36 St. Nicholas-street, k. Villafield —.~™ William, cabinetmaker, 15 Denburn-terrace Murray, Alexander, cattle dealer and cattle agent, 100 West Hut- cheon-street

. Andrew, advocate (Murray and M'Combie), h. 44 Skene- terrace

Andrew Geddes, clerk (Aberdeen Lime Co.), ] Affleck-st. —~~ Daniel, flesher, 121 Gallowgate

—. — Daniel, flesher, 5 Basement floor, New-market and Garden, advocates, 50 Schoolhill ™. and M'Combie, advocates, 103 Union-street and Morison, managers (Aberdeen Lime Co.), Provost Blaikie's-quay, Inches George, clerk (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. 79 Chapel- street George, tin-plate worker, 33, A. 31 Chapel-street

— ,—. George, builder, 63 Park-street James, advocate, 48, h. 50 Schoolhill James, clerk (Farquhar and Gill), h. 61 Hutcheon-street

. — James (of Smith and Murray), 22 Loch-street

,„„—. Rev. John (Free North Church), h. 158 King-street —.„— John, tobacconist, and tea and spirit dealer, 15 Upperkirk- gate, h. 11 North Broadford „~ — John (of Farquharson and Co.), 79 Chapel-street

—. — John, general agent, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street

. John, cabinetmaker, 70 Green „ Peter, broker, 40 East North-street „™— Robert, confectioner, 11, h. Brebner's-court, 9 Castle-street

,— William, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.) ; office, 2 Lime-

sheds, Inches, /*. Springbank-terrace ™„~ William, builder, 58 John-street ,™— William, brushmaker, 31 Chapel-street

. William, flesher, New-market ™.~™ William, jun., flesher, 39 New-market, h. 139 Hadden-street, Woodside

~~—. William (J. Duguid and Co.), h. 8 Little Chapel-street „™— William, tailor, 67 St. Andrew-street m 3 MUR NIC] NEW ABERDEEN. 138

Murray, William, shipmaster (Renown), 10 St. Clement-street Mrs., vintner, 79 Windmill-brae ™ Mrs., provision shop, 273 George- street

—. — Mrs., lodgings, 7 Little Belmont-street Mustard, Robert, tailor and clothier, 145, h. 251 George-street Mutch, George, spirit dealer, 21 Windy- wynd ~_„~~ John, vintner, 11 Chapel-street

Mutual Accumulation Society ; A. Duthie, advocate, 11 Market- street, agent Myles, James, bookseller, Railway Station, h. 18 Dee Village

Nairne, Mrs., 161 Union-street National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42 Castle-street ~, Fire and Life Assurance Company; Allardyce and Jopp, agents, 13 Market-street Neil, Mrs,, vintner, 44 Quay

. Mrs. Joseph, Victoria-street-west Neish, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11 Dee-street Nelson, Daniel, Holburn-street ~ John, baker, 276 George-street, h. 17 Jopp's-lane ~~—™ William, boatbnilder, Summer-lane Ness, Robert, coachbuilder and harness maker, 7, h. 8 Union-row

Netherlands Vice Consul, Arthur Thomson ; office, Bank of Scot- land-court, Castle-street Newbridge Brewery, Hardgate Newlands, Alexander, teacher, Davidson's School, Footdee Newson, Jonathan, Mill-street Nicol, Alexander (A. and W. Nicol), merchant and shipowner, h. Seaton farm, Old Aberdeen A. and W., merchants and shipowners, 60 Marischal-street ™ Alexander, lime meter, 23 James-street Alexander, cooper, Barnett's-close —~~ Alexander, coachman (Lord Forbes coach), 64 Union-street —.—. Francis H., 18 Golden-square ~~— George, overseer (W. Roufledge and Son, 219 Gallowgate), h. Roy's-cottage, West Nortb-street

—. — George (A. Cowie and Co.), h. 39 Marischal street G. J., M D., 17 Belmont-street ~-~~™ James, advocate, 15 Belmont-street James, sanatory inspector for Old Machar parish, h. Old Aberdeen „™~~ James, bulker, Harbour Office, h. 2 Shore-brae ™. James, jun., 15 Belmont-street

„™—. James (late of Edinburgh), Holburn-place „™ — John, shipmaster (Isabella), 25 Prince Regent-street ~ John, teacher of vocal music, 15 Upperkirkgate ™ John, merchant tailor, 126 Union-street, h. 3 St. Mary's- place John, merchant, 20 Shiprow, h. 3 Affleck-place ;

139 NEW ABERDEEN. [NIC OGG

Nicol, Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10, 7i. 8 Exchequer-row Peter, shoemaker, 18 Virginia-street Whinton, ropemaker, Farquhar- place, Gallowgate

, Mrs. Andrew, 4 Dee-street Mrs., vintner, 18 Wellington-street Nicoll, Alexander, turner, Cniden's-court, 22 Broad-street Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith, 11 Causewayend —. — George, water taxman, 57 Regent-quay —~~ and Simpson, coal brokers, 23 Mary well-street . ™ William (Nicolson and Simpson), 23 Mary well-street .—. — Mrs. B., 26 Bon-accord-terrace ,„~„™ Mrs., 67 Crown-street ™— Mrs. James, lodgings, 59 Marischal-street « Misses, of Glenbervie, 26 Bon-accord-terrace Niddry, Charles, feuar, 64 Hutcheon-street

.. William, artist, 24 Frederick-street Nisbet, Andrew, soapmaker, 94 Loch-street, h. 199 King-street —— James (Nisbet and Robertson), h. 4 Skene-place ~~— and Robertson, ship and insurance brokers, and general agents, 47 Marischal-street Misses, 4 Skene-place Niven, J. and C, meal and barley warehouse, 67 Green, h. 11 Rennie's-wynd Norrie, Joseph, wright, North Broadford, h. 66 Gerrard-street

—..—. Mrs., 121 Crown-street Norris, Mrs., teacher, 28 Constitution-street North British Australasian Loan Company; office, 31 Gallowgate. North British Fire and Life Assurance; T. and N. Burnett, advo- cates, 25 Belmont-street, and Andrew Murray, advocate, 103 Union-street, agents North Broadford Bread Company, 5 North Broadford ; Alexander Craig, manager, h. 2 North Broadford. Northern Assurance Company ; William Chalmers, manager office, 3 King-street North of Scotland Banking Co., Castle-street ; James Westland, manager North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company ; Hugh Macswein, manager; entries, M'Combie s-court, 52 Union-street' and 51 Netherkirkgate North of Scotland Gazette Office, 42 Castle-street; W. Bennett, printer and publisher North of Scotland Hotel, Market-street Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office; Charles Chalmers, advo-

cate, agent ; office, 147 Union-street Notman, Robert R., accountant, 23 Adelphi

Ogg, David, basket-maker, 43 Upperkirkgate, and 30 Market-gal. ™ George, clerk (Gas Light Co.) h. Ill Skene-street ™ Henry (Henry Ogg and Co.) h, Holburn-street OGG PAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 140

Ogg, Henry and Co., Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston for the William F , advocate, 1 1 Adelphi-court ; agent Phcenix Fire Office of London, the Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society, and the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society William, bookseller and picture-frame-maker, 20 Market-gal. Ogilvie, Alexander (of Brebner and Ogilvie) h. 39 Bon-accord st. Alexander, manufacturer, 2 North Broadford George, M.D., lecturer on Institutes of Medicine, King's College, h, 28 Bon-accord-terrace Hospital) 7;. 3 Kidd-lane . John, LL.D., teacher (Gordon's John, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 47 Upperkirk- gate, h. Porthill Drum's-lane, h. North . Thomas, satin hat manufacturer, 17 Broadford and linen merchant, 63 Nether- , William, flax dresser, yarn kirkgate „™™ William (of Brebner and Ogilvie), 28 Chapel-street William, rope and twine manufacturer, 133 King-street

. Mrs., lodgings, 6 Marischal-street

. Mrs. Dr., 156 Union-street 11 Jopp's-lane , Mrs., sick-nurse, ' Miss, of Auchries, 156 Union-street

.„,. . Misses, Ruthrieston Ogston, Alexander, tallow-chandler, 86, h. 88 Loch-street Francis, M.D., 18 Adelphi-court „„, John, wright, 11 Denburn-terrace „„. Miss, 6 Caroline-place, Maybank Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's Office, 96 Union-street Old Machar Poor Inspector's Office, 38 Skene-street Oldman, Andrew, late merchant, Vietoria-street-west George, hairdresser, 46 Virginia-street Oliphant, Walter, furniture-dealer and commission agent, 51 Broad- street, h. 7 Donald's-court Orcherton, James, provision warehouse, 108 Loch-street Orphan and Destitute Female Hospital, 60 Huntly-street Orr, Mrs., spirit dealer, 57 Guestrow Oswald, George, and Co., ship, insurance, and stock and share- Marischal-street brokers ; office, 30 ™™. H. C. (Oswald, George, and Co.), h. 71 Dee-street Skene-street , . Mrs. midwife, 29

Palladium Life Assurance Society; Norval Clyne, advocate, agent, 245 Union-street Palmer, John, hair manufacturer, 100 Loch-street, h. 9 John-st. Panton, Charles, bookseller and stationer, 33, h. 38 St. Nicholas-st. James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 14 Lower Denburn John, grocer, 69 Park-street George, late farmer, Ferry hill-place .

141 NEW ABERDEEN. [PAN PAU

Panton, Mrs., 5 East Craibston-street Parker, Mrs., 52 Skene-terrace Parkhill, John, grocer and provision dealer, k. and shop, 35 East North-street Parrott, Robert, shipmaster (Bonnie Dundee), 27 York-place Thomas, shipmaster (Don), 69 Virginia-street Paterson, Alexander, spirit dealer, 34 Guestrow ™ Alexander, mill-overseer, 41 Frederick-street „~„~. Alexander, provision-seller, 281 George-street -~~„™ David, general agent, 30 Marischal-street ~~~™ Farquharson, spirit dealer, 2, h. 3 Carnegie's-brae —„™. A. and G., Saw-mill, Inches George, blacksmith, 13 Pork-lane, h. 14 Marywell- street

.—. — George, painter, glazier, and paper-hanger, 9 Crown-street

— .—. John, shipmaster, 42 Huntly-street John, advocate, 32 Queen-street, h. Mountpleasant

—. — John, 123 George-street John, surgeon, 61, St. Nicholas-street John, boot and shoemaker, 14 Catherine-street John and George, boot and shoemakers, 130 Union-street John (J. and G. Paterson), h. 39 Union-terrace Samuel, cashier (Adam and Anderson), 75 Union-street —~™ William, wholesale druggist, 134 and 136 Gallowgate, h. John-street, corner of Charlotte-street William, leather merchant and tanner, 2 Denburn- terrace William, advocate, 10J Huxter-row

and Co., tanners, and curriers, Jack's-brae ; office, 2 Den- burn-terrace ~, William, pattern-maker (Blaikie Brothers), 107 Gallowgate ™, William, turner, Chronicle- court, Queen-street Mrs. A., 10 Bon-accord-terrace Mrs., Mackie-place

,—. — Mrs., matron, Orphan and Destitute Female Hospital, Huntly-street ~~ Mrs. John, vintner, Rubislaw

.—.„„, Mrs. Roderick, 37 Littlejohn-street Mrs., provision-shop, 258 George-street „™™. Mrs., Princess Royal Tavern, 18 Fisher-row — ~ Mrs., lodgings, 39 Chapel-street Paul, Alexander, writer (J. and S.), 31 Gallowgate —~™ Alexander, funeral waiter, 7 Forbes-street Alexander, provision-shop, 13 Young-street „™ James, 11 Little Chapel-street

—. —. John, plasterer, 8 Langstane-place ~ John, jun., plasterer, 18 Bon-accord-lane, h. 8 Langstane- plaee John, post-horse master, 77 Skene-street

Robert, artist, ] 8 Bon-accord-lane, h. 8 Langstane-place Mrs. Professor, h. 4 Frederick-street PAU P1R] NEW ABERDEEN. 142

Paulin, Robert, painter, 124 Loch-street ~~ Mrs., tuscan and straw-bonnet-maker, 159 George-street Payne, Robert, spar-maker (W. Hood and Co.), h. 8 Catto-square

Pearson, Alexander, merchant, 17 Regent-quay, /*. 63 Dee-street —.~~ Mark, broker, 31 Justice-street Peebles, William, 12 Albion-street Peddelty, Joseph and Co., hosiers, 10 Queen-street, h. Balmoral- place Pegler, George, fruiterer to the Queen, 101 Union-street, h. Arthur-seat Penman, Mrs., 1 Craigie-street Penny, William, shipmaster, h. Polmuir ™ Permit Office, 112 King-street Peterkin, John, wright, 18 Whitehouse-street

. William M., clerk, Devanha, h. above office Petrie, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, Leadside, Gilcomston George, engraver and copperplate-printer, 6 Huxter-row ^-»™-, John, writer, 25 Belmont-street, h. 13 Constitution-street John, spirit dealer, 77 Queen-street Jamas, farmer, Newlands Robert, boot and shoemaker, 120 Skene-street .„„_ Miss, lodgings, 13 Bon-accord-street Pettey, David, shipmaster, k. 22 Virginia-street Philip, Colin Allan, advocate, 15 King-street, h. 82 Queen-street

. James, M.D., 1, h. 2 Mounthooly „™~™ John, cabinetmaker, 46 Castle-street and Cooper, wholesale clothiers, 32 Union-street „™ and Kennedy, general drapers, 17 and 19 Union-buildings, k. Victoria-place

. William, jun. (Philip and Cooper), Straw berry bank Mrs. James, 82 Queen-street Mrs., of Morningfield Mrs. William, poultry-shop, 21 George-street „_ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 102 Union-street Phimister, John, spirit dealer, 70 East North-street

Phoenix, Fire Office ; C. Lumsden, Union- terrace, and W. F. Ogg, Adelphi, agents Phrenological Society, 55 Netherkirkgate Piggie, Andrew H., tailor, 68 Broad-street Thomas, Broadford Works, h. Maybank Pirie, Alexander (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton „™ Alexander, jun. (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton „„™ Alexander and Sons, paper manufacturerers and wholesale stationers, 20 Adelphi

, A. and S., general blacksmiths, 6 Barnard-close Alexander, rag-merchant, 63 Commerce-street Alexander, millwright, 66 West North-street „™ Alexander, Terminus coffee-rooms, 19 Market-street „ Andrew (of A. and J.), h. 43 St. Andrew-street 143 NEW ABERDEEN. [PIR POU

Pirie, David, merchant and commission-agent, Crown-court, h. 9 Bon-accord-square

, George, shore-porter, and sedan-chair carrier, h. Jopp's- court, Broad-street

—. — Geo. jun., horse-hirer and minibus proprietor, 11 John-st. —.„™ Gordon (Alexander Pirie and Sons), h. Waterton

„~—. James (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), Ruby-cottage „™— John, gardener (successor to J. Cadenhead), Strawberry- bank „ Johnston, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 43 Woolmanhill Patrick, jun., manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), h. 154 Union-street William, 67 Bon-accord-street

—. — Rev. W. R., D.D., professor of Divinity, Marischal College, h. 13 Bon -accord -square ™ Mrs., sick-nurse, 61 Broad-street

—. — Mrs., 9 Bon-accord-square ™ Miss, dressmaker, 107 George-street Pirrie, William, M.D., professor of surgery, Marischal College, and surgeon to the Royal Infirmary, h. 238 Union-street Pittendrich, Alexander, wright and funeral- waiter, 5 St. Clement- lane, east-end of St. Clement-street James (W. Shirres and Co.), h. 76 Bon-accord-street „™— Miss, lodgings, 116 George-street Pittendrigh, William, builder, 112 John-street Playfair, Alexander, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 33 Castle- street, h. 20 Castle-street Charles, gunmaker to Prince Albert, 70, h. 84 Union-street Pole, Lawrence, shipmaster, 8 Reid's houses, Holburn Police Writing Chambers, 50 St. Nicholas-street Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of Constitution-street Polished Marble and Granite Works, 112 John-street Poor, Inspector of (City parish), office, Nelson-street Inspector of (Oldmachar parish), 38 Skene-street Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's-court, 19 Upperkirkgate St. ™ Assessment, Nicholas parish ; office, 56 Gallowgate, James Riddel, collector Porter, David, fiesher, 12 Basement-floor, New-market George, boot and shoemaker, 52 St. Nicholas-street, k. 11 Charles-street John, feuar, 35 North Broadford, or Berry's Road

~ . John, shore-porter, 5 Castle-brae

—, — Robert, letter-carrier, 86 Chapel-street Post Office, Market-street ™ (Receiving), 197 Union-street ™ (Receiving), 32 Quay „™— (Receiving), 237 George-street Poulter, Absalom, late clothier, h. 65 Dee-street —~~ Thomas, late clothier, 65 Dee-street PRA RAE] NEW ABERDEEN. ] 4)4

Pratt, Alexander, 10 Schoolhill James, clerk, coach office, Union-street, h. 57 Huntly-st. and Keith, silk mercers and shawl merchants, 51 and 53 Union-street

Ji. „^. , Robert, grain and meal merchant, 12, 10 Schoolhill Presley, George, guard, North Defiance, 123 George-street George, clerk (Aberdeen Commercial Co.,) 266 George-st. Primrose, Rev. William, 19 North Silver-street Procter, Miss, 130 Skene-street

Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh ; Alexander and John Caden- head, advocates, 9 Huxter-row Procurator-Fiscal for the County; William Simpson, advocate; office, 56, Bon accord-street

Procurators-Fiscal of the Peace for Aberdeenshire ; John D. Milne, advocate, 54 Union-street

Professional Life Assurance Company ; agent, William P. Booth,

56 Marischal-street ; medical referee, James Booth, M.D., 28 Queen-street

Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company of London ; John Stuart, advocate, 87 Crown-street, agent Protector Fire Insurance Company Provest, Charles, turner and card-nailer, 92 John-street, h. 62 Catherine-street Provident Life Office and County Fire Office; William Smith, jun., 106 Union-street, agent

Prussian Vice-Counsel ; Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, Castle- street

Public Rooms, Union-street ; William Chisholm, keeper News Rooms, Mechanics' Buildings, 17 Market-street; W. Gellan, keeper, h. 24 Schoolhill English, &c„ Schools, Little Belmont-street Pye, Mrs. G., 4 Trinity-street Pyot, John, broker, 10 Gallowgate Pyper, James, post-horse master and livery stables, 7 Shoe-lane

Rab, Alexander, Victoria-street-west Alexander, spirit dealer, 88 George-street Francis, cart and plough-wright, h. and shop, 62 Skene-st. George, mason, Nelson-street James, house-carpenter, 14 Jopp's-lane, h. 3 Drum's-lane _ John, spirit merchant, 82 King-street Nathaniel, 79 Green William, gardener, 103 Causewayend William, millwright, Wellington-road William, clerk, Town and County Bank, h. 26 Dee- street Mrs., lodgings, 48 Summer-street Mrs. George, Victoria- street- west Raeburn, John, late teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. Ivy-cottage, Loan- head 14>5 NEW ABERDEEN. [RAF REI

Rafferty, Peter, merchant, 45 Castle-street Railway, Aberdeen, office, Market-street Rainie, Alexander, haberdasher, 245 George-street Rainnie, Alexander, builder and timber merchant, 50, h. 72 Com- merce-street Miss, lodgings, 102 Union-street Rainy, George, M.D., surgeon, lecturer on Midwifery to the Uni- versity, King's College, h. 27 Queen-street Rait, William, teacher, Bon-accord Infant School, h. 4 Mary well-st. Miss, Northfield-house, Gilcomston Ramage, Andrew, late leather merchant, 41 Longacre William, architect, 115 Union-street, k. Waverley-place, near Albyn -place Mrs. John, Waverley-place, near Albyn-place Ramsay, John, Heading-hill —~™ Miss, lodgings, 11 Union-buildings Ranson, Edward, Wallfield Rattray, Robert, M.D., superintendent, Royal Infirmary William, manufacturing chemist, 123 York-street, h. 76 Union-street William, teacher, Charlotte-street schools, h. Rosemount-pl. Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4 Gallowgate Captain, R.N., 130 Crown-street Raynes, Lieut. Charles M., R.N., Victoria-street-west Redfern, P., M.D., lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology, King's College, h. 2 Crown-place-east Refuge, House of, and Industry, 45 Guestrow Reid, Alexander, treasurer (Harbour Office), h. Waterloo-street „™.— Alexander (late cart and plough wright), 29 Skene-street and Philip, grocers and spirit dealers, 88 George- street ™ Andrew, grocer, 117 Gallowgate, h. Mr. Robertson's houses, Porthill Andrew, merchant, and American Vice-counsel, 107, h. 114 King-street Benjamin (B. Reid and Co,), h. 24 Union-place ~~— Benjamin and Co., seedsman and nurserymen, 94 Union- street; nurseries, Albyn-place and Union-vale

. David (G. Reid and Sons), h. Crown-court David, hat and cap depot, 25 St. Nicholas-street Donald, teacher of sacred music and precentor (Free East Church), Gordon's-court, 24 Gordon-street Duncan, 47 Park-street Duncan, M.D., Crown-court, Union-street Duncan, J., shipmaster (Elizabeth), 47 Park-street

. Rev. Edward, governor of Poors'-house, Nelson-street — George, stove and fender maker, smith, and bell hanger, 29 Queen-street, h. 29 Constitution-street

. George, and Sons, chemists and druggists, 45 Union-street George, broker, 52 Loch-street EEI REI] NEW ABERDEEN. 146

Reid, George (B. Reid and Co.), 11 Bon-accord-street James, nurseryman, h. Belville, Gilcomston

— ,—. James, gardener, Springbank-coltage James, shipmaster, 21 Prince-regent-street James, and Co., house-carpenters, Charlotte-street, h. Mill- bank ~ James, foreman (J. Abernethy and Co.), h. Ferryhill ~ James, messenger (Mail Coach-Office), h. 90 Shiprow —~~ James, house-carpenter, 9, h. 10 Thornton-place, Guestrow

. James, 9 Diamond-street —„™ John, gardener, Pitmuxton John, vintner, 39 Lodge-walk John, shipowner, Thistle-street „ John, shipmaster, 6 Links-street John, turner, 64 Loch-street, h. 11 Jopp's-lane Rev. John (Catholic Chapel), Chapel-court, Castle-street „ John M., teacher, school, 18 Union-row, A. 25 Bon-accord- street.

, ™ John, broker, 26 Justice-street

. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Springbank-terrace Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 86 King-street

.—. Peter, stabler, 5 Harriet-street

. Robert, grocer, 19 Park-street Smith and Co., distillers, Union Glen Distillery, Holburn

„ Thomas, advocate, Rosemount-place ™ William, ship and insurance-broker, manager (Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co.), 48 Marischal-street „-„ William, vintner, 18 Carmelite-street William, late shipbuilder, 109 York-street William, distiller (Union Glen Distillery), h. Holburn-street

. William, slater, 10 Black's-buildings

, William (J. Duguid and Co.), 77 Bon-accord-street

™ William (North of Scotland Bank), li. 28 Silver-street William, grocer, 24 Castle-street William, shipmaster, 109 York-street

. William L., advocate (of Grigor and Reid), h. 77 Eon- accord -street

. W. and Co., commission-agents, 56 Marischal-street Helen, spirit dealer, 12 Quay „„, Mrs. George, sen., 28 Silver-street

. Mrs., Wellington-place

. Mrs., provision dealer, 30 Woolmanhill

, Mrs., 47 Frederick-street

, Mrs., lodgings, 9 Diamond-street

. , . Mrs., lodgings, 79 Guestrow Mrs., lodgings, 13 Bon-accord-street ™ Mrs. George, Crown-court, Union-street ,~„ Mrs. James, 54 Victoria-place ~™™ Mrs. James, 134 Crown- street 147 NEW ABERDEEN. [It EI RID

Reid, Mrs. Peter, draper, 6 Innes- street

—, — Mrs. William, 13 Crown-street ~™— Mrs. William, 51 Victoria-place

Mrs. William, jun., flesher, 14 New-market, /;. 34 Park-st. —. — Mrs. William, 3 Littlejohn-street

. Mrs., 72 Park-street ~~.~~ Miss, teacher, 3 Littlejohn-street Reith, George, secretary (Aberdeen Railway), Rotunda-place ~~~™ James, manufacturer (Milne, Cruden, and Co.), k. Rose- mount-place

., James, gardener, 74 Woolmanhill

~ .. John, gardener, Pitmuxton

—. — William, builder, 112 Causewayend Mrs., Cooperston-toll Mrs., lodgings, 28 Skene-street Rennie, Adam, nurseryman, Causewayend Alexander, painter and paper-hanger, 45 Upperkirkgate, h. 275 George-street ™ Charles M., 24 Skene-square George, printer, h. and office, 61 Broad-street George, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 _ Virginia-street, h. 8 St. Nicholas-street George, shipmaster, 4 Alford-place George J., shipmaster (Conqueror), 83 King-street John T., ship, insurance, share, and commission-agent, 41 Marischal-street, k. 159 Crown-street

—. — Miss, dressmaker, 24 Schoolhill Rettie, James (M. Rettie and Sons), h. 7 Thistle-street M. and Sons, silversmiths and jewellers, dealers in London and Geneva- watches, clocks and fancy-goods, lamp- saloon, 151 Union-street „~— M. and Sons, lamp-manufacturers, Rettie's-court, 26 Broad- street ~ Middleton (M. Rettie and Sons), Rettie's-court, 26 Broad- street

. William (M. Rettie and Sons), h. 23 Dee-street Reynolds, George, basket maker, 26 Queen-street Rhind, Alexander (James Littlejohn), 40 Thistle-street John, commission-agent and mahogany merchant, h. and office, 28 Broad-street Mrs., -washing and dressing, 3 Burn-court, 44 Upperkirkgate ™.™ Miss, 16 Shiprow Riach, Mrs., sick nurse, 65 Netherkirkgate Mrs., Workmen's Tavern, 16 Shiprow Richards and Co., linen manufacturers, Broadford and Co., bleaching and vitriol works, Rubislavr Rickman, Mrs., Springbank-terrace Riddel, Alexander, overseer (John Gibb and Son), 10 Church-st .—.— Alexander, horse-shoer and farrier, Holburn-street EID ROB] NEW ABERDEEN. 148

Riddel, D. and J., jewellers and watchmakers, 72 Broad-street ~w«. James, cabinetmaker, 93 King-street, h. 27 Frederick-street James, accountant and collector of Poors' Assessment (City Parish), h. 4 North Broadford ™* John, spirit dealer, 79 George-street —™. Peter, principal clerk (Harbour Office), h. 3 St. Clement-st. ~. Thomas, accountant (Savings Bank)i h. 74 Hutcheon-st. William R., clerk (Town and County Bank), h. Ferryhill- place Mrs. Peter, spirit dealer, 4 Skene-street Riddoch, Alexander (T. M'Combie and Co.), 4 Springbank-place Mrs., lodgings, 4 Springbank-place Miss, Girls' School, 10 Garvock-street Ritchie, Andrew, shipmaster, 1 Bannermill-street David, shipmaster, 49 Commerce-street ™»~~ James, shipowner, &c, 29 Frederick-street Rev. J. B. (Secession Church), h. 21 Summer-street ™^— John, saddler, 5, h. 7 Back-wynd Joseph, dealer in soft goods, 10 Market Gallery Thomas, shipmaster (Essequibo), 3 Church-street Thomas, grocer and ship-chandler, 41 Quay, h. Keinfield Cottage, Ruthrieston Thomas, druggist, 228 George-street William, wood merchant, Spa-street, h. 48 Skene-square W., and Co., leather cutters, 51 Netherkirkgate William, spirit dealer, Holburn-street

i William, spirit dealer, Adelphi-lane Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown-court, Union-street ,^~~ Alexander, lodgings, 63 College-street „* Brothers, and Co., commission-merchants, wholesale mer- chants, insurance-brokers, and agents, 59 Marischal-st.

. . Charles, lodgings, 130 Union-street David, fishmonger, 19 New-market, h. 66 Green George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow George, wholesale grocer, 14 Young-street, h. 22 Gerrard- street ™ James (Robb, Brothers, and Co.), h. Millburn -cottage, Dee Village

, John (Robb, Brothers, and Co.), h. Millburn-cottage, Dee Village William, wright, 25 Crown-street, h. 4 Dee-place Mrs. James, 22 Gerrard-street Robbie, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 94 George-street John, boot and shoemaker, 71 Netherkirkgate, h. above shop Roberts, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 2£, h. 27 Causewayend .„_ David, saddler, 94 King-street, h. 104 King-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, Duthie's House, Castle-lane Mrs., midwife, 27 Causewayend

. Misses, dressmakers, 12 Frederick -street i 149 NEW ABERDEEN. [ROB—EOL

Robertson, Alexander, engineer (Bonnie Dundee), h. 20 Prince Regent-street „—™ Alexander, manager for the Broadford Bread Company, h. Craigie-street „ Andrew, sexton (Nellfield Cemetery), h. at the gate Benjamin, shipmaster, 28 Constitution-street Charles, ironmonger, 17 Park-street, h. 1 South Constitu- tion-street „™ Charles, blacksmith, 3 Mill-street

. David, Royal Hotel, 61 Union-street George, mason, 123 Chapel-street

—. — George, ironmonger, 207 Gallowgate, h. 2 Gerrard-street . — James, haircutter and perfumer, 20, h. 26 Broad-street John, shipmaster, 47 Wellington-street

.—. Rev. John, late of Gartly, 3 Mitchell-place, King-street

. John, writer, 74 Bon-accord-street Patrick, M.A., 7 Huntly-street Robert, late druggist, 116 George-street

... ™ Robert, shoemaker, 25 Schoolhill „ Thomas, cabinetmaker, 75 Gallowgate Thomson, gardener, Hardgate William, wright, 19 Bon-accord- lane, h. 95 Chapel-street William, provision shop, 119 George -street William, flesher, 79 Queen-street, h. 79 King-street ~~, Mrs., midwife, 40 St. Clement-street Mrs. John, 34 Skene-terrace ~™ Mrs. John, midwife, 50 Causewayend

. Mrs., midwife, 51 Virginia-street Mrs., provision agent, 209 Gallowgate

. Mrs., midwife, 41 St. Nicholas-street ™ Mrs., inn and lodgings, 13 Guestrow Mrs., 29 Castle-street

, Miss, milliner, 193 Union-street

, Miss, 50 Bon-accord-street

. . Miss, Strawberrybank

. Misses, teachers, 29 Castle-street Miss, dressmaker, 6 Correction-wynd „™ Miss, 1 Albyn-place Robison, William, advocate, 58 Castle-street Robson, Alexander, tea and spirit dealer, 23 Shiprow ™ William, flesher, 14 Basement Floor, New-markef, h. Cotton Miss, milliner, Upper Denburn Rodger, James, sen., late tanner, 1 Mary-place James, jun., tanner, currier, and wholesale and retail leather dealer, Gilcomston Tannery, h. 1 Mary-place Roger, John (of Pratt and Keith), h. 2\h Union-terrace ^ Thomas, teacher (Trades' School), h. 55 Longacre Hollo, Andrew, spirit dealer, 100 Gallowgate n3 ROL ROS] XEW ABERDEEN. 150

Rollo, William, keeper of deadhouse, Henderson's-court, 46 Broad- street Ronald, John, broker, 42 Lodge-walk Mrs., Lemon Tree Tavern, 7 Huxter-row Rose, Donaldson, and Co., shipowners and timber merchants, 27 York-street Donaldson (of D. Rose and Co.), 11 Golden-square George, turner, 73 Green ™ George (G. Bothwell), h. 1 Shuttle-lane John, linen manufacturer, John-street ™ John, stabler and vintner, 166 Gallowgate John, and Co., wrights and funeral undertakers, 16 Mutton- brae

™. , William (D. Rose and Co.), h. 27 York-street ™. Miss, grocer and woollen draper, 37 North Gallery, New- market, h. 81 Green

. Miss, teacher (Porthill Schools), 71 Crown-street Ross, Adam, tea dealer, 30 Woolmanhill

Alexander, overseer (Bannermill), /?. 16 College-street Alexander, advocate, 103 Union-street, h. 75 Bon-accord-st. „. Alexander, clerk (W. Simpson and Co.), Footdee, h. 28 Wellington-street

, Alexander, brewer, 8 Skene- square, h. 7 Forbes-street Angus, cooper and fish-curer, 14 Sugarhouse-lane ™ David, collector (Steam Navigation Co.), A. 11 Rose-street George, messenger (Harbour Office), 24 Wales-street

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

™^ George (N. of S. Bank), /*. 8 South Constitution-street

. Hugh, jun., haberdasher, 4 Broad-street, h. 84 Union-street James, Cooperston Cottage James, shoemaker, Shore-brae, h. Upper Denburn .„™ James, builder (Mitchell and Ross), 28 Summer-street „™ James, mate (City of London steamer), 18 Commerce- street

. James, carrier of the Infirmary Chair, h. 89 St. Andrew-st.

,. James, clothier and haberdasher, 206 George-street

. James, writer (Record Office), h. 7 Garvock-street John, assistant commissary of ordnance, 8 South Constitu- tion-street „™ John, clerk, Gilcomston Comb Work, h. 11 Summer-street „ John, plasterer, 46 Netherkirkgate, h. Cooperleys, Ardo

. . John, candlemaker, 6 Hanover-street

. John, ironmonger, 40 George-street

„„. . John, clerk, 34 Marischal-street, h. 31 Huntly-street Peter, tide-waiter (Customs), 57 Commerce-street Peter, and Son, leather cutters, Windmill-brae

. Robert P., 39 Dee-street „„ Robert, plasterer, 20 Longacre „™ Roderick, shoemaker, 8 St. Clement-street, h. 39 Summer- lane 151 NEW ABERDEEN. fROS RUS

Ross, Thomas, sexton (Town's Churchyard), h. 14 Schoolhill ™*. William, meal merchant, 21 Park-street —„™ William, advocate, 20 Belmont- street William, ironmonger, 34 Broad-street William, principal servant (Free North Church), and fune- ral waiter, h. 13 Chronicle-lane —~~. William, auctioneer and appraiser, 15 St. Nicholas- street, h. Cooperston Cottage Mrs., lodgings, 40 Chapel-street Mrs. A. J., 75 Bon-accord-street ™ Mrs. Charles, 42 Skene-street Mrs. George, grocer and spirit dealer, 10, h. 9 Hanover-st. Mrs. John, of Grenada, h. Granton Lodge .~~„™ Mrs. Robert, 91 Crown-street Mrs. W., 4 Little Chapel-street Mrs-, draper, 179 Gallowgate, h. above shop .~™ Miss, lodgings, 96 Union-street Miss, dressmaker, 5 Little Belmont-street Jane, sick-nurse, 40 Skene-square Rosie, William, shipmaster, Rosie Cottage, Maybank Rough, John, corn extractor, funeral undertaker, and principal servant (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. Brebner's-court, 9 Castle- street ™ William, commission-agent, 12 Castle-street, h. 2 Castle- brae Routledge, William (W. Routledge and Son), 268 George-street Whinton, and Son, rope and twine manufacturers, 212 Gal- lowgate; saleroom, 5 St. Catherine's- wynd Miss, 220 Gallowgate Rowell, Joseph (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), Rosemount Row ell, Joseph, sen., 18 North Broadford Roy, Arthur, grocer, 44 Skene-square James, boot and shoemaker, 41 Castle-street, h. 61 Park-st. —~~. James, jun., nurseryman, seedsman, florist, and fruiterer, 48

Union-street ; nurseries, North-street and South Ferry- hill, h. Rotunda-place, Ferryhill James, gardener, 39 Summer-lane ~ John, nurs'ery seedsman, 48 Union-street, h. Rotunda-place —„™ Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 58 Dee-street

Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation ; Alexander Jopp, advo- cate, agent, Jopp's-court, 31 Gallowgate Mail and General Coach Office, 65 Union-street Northern Agricultural Society; Alexander Duthie, secretary, Society-hall, Market-street Runcie, George, M.D., 4 Carmelite-street J. and W., tinsmiths, 5 George-street

Runcy, Charles, Millbank ; office, 32 Quay Charles, late shipmaster, Willowpark, Stocket Russel, Alexander, tailor, 21 Shoe-lane RUS SAN] NEW ABERDEEN. 152

Russel, George, artist, 4 Dee-street -, ~ William, bookseller, and public circulating library, 19 Broad- street, h. 4 Dee- street „™.~„ William, confectioner and baker, 38 Upperkirkgate, and 28 Union-street, h. 4 Dee-street

,—. —. Miss, dressmaker, 83 Spring-garden Russell, Alexander, clothier and tailor, 42 Union-street, h. May- bank -cottage, Hutcheon-street ~~— William, late merchant tailor, Victoria-street-west Mrs., 35 Huntly-street Miss, of Rathen, 258 George-street

Russian Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson ; office, Bank of Scotland, Castle-street Rust, Alexander, commission-agent, 111 Union-street

—. — Gilbert, plasterer, 6 Union-lane

,—, — John, wood-merchant and carpenter, Thistle-street, h. Dia- mond-street

.—.~— Mrs. G., lodgings, 6 Union-lane Rutherford, Thomas, mealseller, 176 West North-street Ruxton, Thomas, advocate, 19 Adelphi, h. 65 Bon-accord-street Ryde, Rev. John G., incumbent of St. Andrew's Church, h. Bon- accord-square

Sachs, Rev. M, teacher of languages, 32 Skene-terrace Saddler, David, flesher, 5 Skene-street Saint, James, shore-porter, 5 Huntly-street .„„ — James, jun., silk mercer, draper, and shawl merchant, 139 Union-street, h. 5 Huntly-street Salmond, William, letter-carrier, 5 Drum's-lane Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament; M. Rettie and Sons, J51 Union-street

, Royal Music, 218 Union-street Salter, Alexander, shipmaster, 2 Trinity-quay „™ William, flesher, 90 New-market, h. 183 Gallowgate Sandieson, Alexander, artificial limb and bandage manufacturer, 2 Flourmill-brae Sandison, Anderson, grocer and spirit dealer, 155 Gallowgate

Ludovick, fishing-tackle-maker, J 18 King-street Sang, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 50 Summer-street Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 17 and 18 New-market, h. Hanover- street ~™.~~ Charles, flesher, 29 New-market, h. 43 Wales-street

. . George, jeweller and lapidary, 81, h. 68 Broad-street John, shipmaster (Laurel), 24 Frederick-street ™ John, druggist, 45, h. 49 Commerce- street

. . Robert, sen., flesher, 21 New-market, h. 19 Crown-street „„ Robert, and Sons, hat manufacturers, 22 Market-gallery

,™ , Robert, shipmaster (Armitstead), 22 Princes-street 153 NEW ABERDEEN. [SAN—SCO

Sangster, Robert, jun., 31 New-market, h. 3 Shore-brae Robert, spirit dealer, 17, h. 29 Hutcheon-street Thomas, advocate, 2 Ragg's-lane, h. 17 Union-place

. William, flesher, 28 New-market, h. Hanover-street Mrs., 51 Bon-accord-street Miss Jane, 3 Canal-street

Sasines, Register of, office, Belmont-street ; N. Burnett, registrar Saunders, David, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), 4 Marine-place George, grocer, 68 and 70 Virginia-street, h. 4 Marine-place John, late of Kemhill, 13 Bon-accord-street ~ Miss, lodgings, 107 George-street

Savings' Bank, National Security, 17 Guestrow ; A. Ross, actuary Sawyers, William, collector of Customs, 30 Bon-accord-terrace Scarth, Mrs„ James, 39 Bon-accord-street Scorgie, George, porter, Jopp's -court, 40 Broad-street George, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 17 Fisher-row, h. 8 Carmelite-street George, stabler, 25 Mealmarket-lane ™ Robert, vintner, 16 Waterloo-street ~, Mrs., lodgings, 77 Broad-street Mrs., lodgings, 51 Bon-accord-street Scott, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, and leather dealer, 25 Broad-street, h. Rosemount-place Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 50 Upperkirkgate, h. Craig- well-place A. D. (A. Hadden and Sons), 1 Springbank- terrace

.—. —. Captain David, R.N. Berryden

. George, shoemaker, 42 James-street „ James, boot and shoemaker, 43 St. Nicholas-street, h. Rose- mount-place -™ John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital —~™ John, boot and shoemaker, 35 Broad-street —„~ John, chimney sweeper, 46 Gallowgate John, house carpenter and cabinetmaker, Beattie's-court, 102 Gallowgate John, manager (A. and G. Paterson), h. 8 Commerce-street „™ Robert, manager (Arbuthnott and M'Combie), 3 Trinity- quay ~ Mrs., lodgings, 5 Upperkirkgate

,—. — Mrs., 10 Crown-street ™— Mrs., 13 Huntly-street

—..—. Miss, 50 Skene-terrace Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society; John Jamieson, 56 Marischal-street, agent

-. Equitable Assurance Co. ; William Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi —„™ Provident Institution of Edinburgh; William Skinner, advo- cate, 170 Union-street, agent

Sea Insurance Co. ; William Reid, agent, 56 Marischal-st. SCO SHEJ NEW ABERDEEN. 154

Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Co. ; office, 58 Castle- street

—„~~ Widows' Fund ; Alexander Nicol, 60 Marischal-street, agent Seaview Garden, pleasure and recreation grounds, Cunnigar-hill,

Links ; John Pollock, lessee, Theatre Royal Sedgewick, Mrs., register office, 24 Blaekfriars-street Seller, James, 1 Links-street

—. —, William, confectioner, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street ™ Mrs. T., merchant, 54 George- street, h. above shop Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 8, h. 10 Crown-street Session-Clerk and Registrar of Marriages, John Watt, 2 Correction- wynd Seton, James, spirit dealer, 7 Gallowgate, h. 6 Blaekfriars-street Miss, 76 Dee-street Shand, Arthur, feuar, 35 Causewayend

—. —. David, saw trimmer, 31, Ji. 6 Park-street ™ George, miller and grain merchant, Upper Justice Mills

. Robert (Jopp and Shand), h. 97 Union-street

. Mrs., sick-nurse, 45 Bon-accord-sfreet Miss, 4 Union-place

. Misses, 97 Union- street Shanks, Mrs., housekeeper, Infirmary Sharp, George, confectioner and spirit retailer, 71, h. 64 Broad-st.

—. — James, musical instrument maker, 11 George-street

— .— John, vintner, 1 Wales-street —,~™ Moses, manager (Spring Gardens), 23 Ann-street Shaw, John, heel and toe-plate maker, Sharp's-court, 78 Loch-st. Robert, house-factor and agent, messenger-at-arms, and bar

officer, Sheriff Court ; office, 12 Huxter-row, h. 7 Shaw's- court, 90 Gallowgate

,. William, broker, 41 Lodge- walk ~™— William, carpenter, 68 Broad-street —.™* Miss, dressmaker, 48 Dee- street Shearer, John, wholesale confectioner, 69 Green, //. 20 North Broadford Sheed, John, general commission merchant and ship broker, agent

for Bell, Rannie, and Co., wine merchants, Leith ; Bir-

mingham Plate and Crown Glass Co. ; Liverpool and

London Fire and Life Insurance Co. ; 44 Marischal-st. Mrs., midwife, 8 Hanover-street Shepherd, George, bookseller and stationer, I Broad-street, h. Pirie's-court, 50 Castle-street ,„. James, clerk (Gray, Watt, and Co.), 182 Gallowgate

. James (Souter and Shepherd), 31 Dee-street James, cabinetmaker and furniture dealer, 52 Green

. John, keeper of the Water Reservoir, Union-place

/*. —. — Simpson, spirit dealer, grocer, and wine merchant, 37, 35 West North-street

. Walter, feuar, Charles-street 155 NEW ABERDEEN. [SHE SIM

Shepherd, William, late confectioner, Pirie's-court, 50 Castle- street

«, William, clerk, 38 Park-street „~— William, confectioner, 49 Union-street, h. 124 Crown-street William, draper, 182 Gallowgate —~™ Mrs. John, lodgings, 182 Gallowgate ™ Miss, 37 Bon-accord-street Misses, 66 Schoolhill

Sherar, John, manufacturer of tin-plate and japan goods, 48, h. 50 George- street Sherer, Andrew, ship chandler, 29 Quay Sheriff-clerk's Office, 27 King-sti-eet Sheriffs, James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 52 Woolmanhill —~™ Mrs. James, Union Inn, 42 St. Nicholas-street Shewan, Mrs. John, 7i. Shewan's-court, 119 Gallowgate Shiach, James, baker, 180 George-street, h. St. Andrew-street

Shipmaster's Society Hall, 1 1 Quay ; F. J. Cochran, clerk Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Benevolent Society ; Ho- norary agent, W. P. Booth, 56 Marischal-street Shields, John, confectioner, 160 Union-street Thomas, druggist, 3 Dee-street Shier, David, land surveyor, 43 Whitehouse-street Shirres, D. L. (D. L. Shirres and Co.), h. Broadford-place D. L. and Co., wholesale hat, cap, and shoe warehouse, &c, 76 George-street

~~—. J., clothier, 25 Union-street, h. 2 Thistle-place William, and Co., clothiers, 67 King-street

—. —. William (William Shirres and Co.), h. 71 King-street William, tin-plate worker, 18 Upperkirkgate, h. 5 Windy- wynd Shooting Gallery, 7 Stronach's-close, Castle-street Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot of Marischal-street Sievewright, Alexander, wright, York-place, h. 18 Virginia-street Charles, flesher, 62 New-market

.—. — John, vintner, Ruthrieston —~~ Miss, 63 Park-street Silver, George, smoke-doctor, slater, and grate-setter, Jopp's-court, 40 Broad-street ~ John, gardener, Holburn -street Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scotland), h. 34 Castle-st.

. Andrew, blacksmith, 5 Catto-square Charles, sen., late cartwright, 12 Blackfriars-street

. Charles, jun., cart and plough-wright, St. Andrew-street, west-end —— George, 15 East Nortb-street George (Aberdeen Bank), h. 29 Dee-street .—~~ James, 2 Sim's-square

Jam- , shipmaster (Sarah), h. 10 Canal-terrace

. — ,—. James, 24 Loch-street SIM SIN] NEW ABERDEEN. 156

Sim, James, manufacturing chemist and wholesale druggist, 73, h. 80 King-street John, book-keeper (North of Scotland Bank), h. 161 Skene- street John, surgeon, Holburn-street John, shoemaker, 60 Causewayend William and Co., tanners and curriers, 41 Loch-street fobert, 31 Harriet-street _jj Alexander, late clothier, 15 Bon-accord-square Alexander, advocate, 193 Union-street, „ Rev. David (Free Trinity-church), h. 6 Carden-place George, corkcutter, 27 Broad-street, h. 6 Alford-place St. Nicholas-lane Chapel, , George, beadle and funeral waiter, 30 Upperkirkgate George, feuar, 31 Causewayend James, builder, Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill James, advocate, 1 Netherkirkgate James, criminal-officer, h. 12 Huxter-row grocer and spirit dealer, 50 West North-street , John, John, clerk, 33 Skene-square „„ John, M.D., 84 Bon-accord-street and Whyte, clothiers to Her Majesty and Prince Albert, 21 Union-buildings pianoforte-tuner, 54 Summer-street , William, William and Co., engineers, boilermakers, chain-cable, anchor, and iron shipbuilders, York-place Iron Works, Footdee William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for the county; office, 56, h. 58 Bon-accord-street William, beadle, Gilcomston Church, and funeral waiter,

11 1 Skene-street William, clerk (North of Scotland Bank), h. 15 Bon-accord- square William (Nicolson and Simpson) 23 Mary well-street William, turner, 26 Skene-street, h. 18 Spa-street Mrs., lodgings, 16 Guestrow Mrs., 4 Marywell-street Mrs., straw-bonnet maker, 2 Donald's-court, 20 Schoolhill Mrs. John, 84 Bon-accord-street 35 North Broadford , Miss, Miss, 1 Alford-place Miss, dressmaker, 20 Commerce- street ,„„ Miss, register for servants, 8 Gaelic-lane Sinclair, George, teller, Aberdeen Bank, h. 60 St. Nicholas-street _.™ George, clothier, tailor, and hatter, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street James, shoemaker, 66, h. 64 Shiprow spirit dealer, Loanhead, Stocket-road , John, grocer and 157 NEW ABERDEEN. • [SIN SMA

Sinclair, Joseph, parcel audit clerk (Aberdeen Railway), h. Loan- head, Stocket-road

, William, wholesale druggist, 34 and 36 Upperkirkgate, h. in court Misses, 130 Union-street

Singer, Adam, agent ; h. and office, Ogston's-court, 84 Broad- street

George, baker, 47, /;. 45 St. Nicholas-street Patrick, clerk (D. Wyllie and Son), h. Holburn-street Mrs., lodgings, 58 Castle-street

„™ . Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Holburn-street Skakle, George, clerk (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), h. 1 Kingsland- place Skea, Joseph, veterinary surgeon and veterinary forge, 22 Dee- street Thomas, horse shoer and farrier, 81 and 75 George-street, h. 7 Loch-street Skene, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 28 Park-street Rev. Charles (John Knox's) 4 Canal-street George, woollen manufacturer, West North-street, h. 43 Dee street James, cabinetmaker, 7 Carmelite-lane

~™ Thomas inspector of poor of Old Machar ; office, 38 Skene street, h. 3 Mary-place William, shipmaster, Justice-lane William A., of Lethenty, 1 Union-place Mrs. Thomas, 1 Frederick-street, h. 104 King-street Miss, wool-merchant, 16 Queen-street Misses, 8 Bon-accord-square Mary Ann, 2 South Silver-street Skinner, Alexander, shore-porter, 8 Exchequer-row John, boatbuilder, 54 York-street, h. St. Clement-street P. A., candlemaker, St. Catherine's-court, 16 Shiprow William, advocate, agent for the Scottish Provident Institu- tion, the Insurance Company of Scotland, and honorary secretary to the Royal Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts in Scotland, 173 Union-street, h. 12 Golden-square The Right Rev. Bishop William (St. Andrew's Chapel), h. 1 Golden-square Mrs. John, 78 Dee-street Skues, Lieutenant Geo., R.N., dentist and cupper, Crown-terrace Smart George, provision-shop, 93 Gallowgate John, Railway carrier, 6 Carmelite-street John, shipmaster (Albert), 7 Church-street William, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, 11 Exchequer-row, h. above shop —„_ William, beadle (Free Gilcomston Church), and assistant inspector of pcor for Oldmachar, 89 Chapel- street SMA SMI] NEW ABERDEEN. 158

Smart, William (Farquharson and Co), h. 1 Langstane-place Alexander, merchant-tailor, 4 Union-street, h. 48 F "e- Smith, t derick-street Alexander, land-surveyor and civil-engineer, 11 Union- terrace

„. Alexander, bookseller, 40 Broad-street Alexander, agent, 40, h. 36 King-street (agent for Scottish Union Insurance Co.), Alexander, wright, Skene-square, h. 48 Skene-square ™ Alexander, shipmaster (Falcon), 6 Garvock-street ™ Alexander, spirit dealer and grocer, Maberly- street „™™ Alexander, bookbinder, Craigie-street „™ Alexander, dealer in porter, ale, and ginger-beer, Webster's- court, 29 Guestrow Andrei, draper, 63 St. Nicholas-street Andrew, tailor, 7 Netherkirkgate „„ Anthony A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Langstane-place, h. Still's-cottage, Hardgate „„ Arthur, painter and glazier, 30 Quay, h. 27 James-street and Cardno, seedsmen, nurserymen, and florists, 76 Union- street

„ „. Charles, merchant-tailor, 9 Skene-terrace, h. 89 Woolman- hill Charles, watch, clock, and nautical-instrument maker, 43 Quay, h. 3 Mill-street Charles, cutter (Milne, Low, and Co.), h. 6 Little Chapel-st. and Cochran, advocates, agents for the Standard Life As- surance Company, 96 Union-street clerk (T. M'Combie and Co.), 32 Whitehouse-street , „ David, „_ Ferguson, clerk, 150 Union-street, h. Nelson-street Francis, accountant (N. of S. Bank), h. Balnagarth, Pit- fodels ^ and Ferguson, land surveyors, and civil engineers Blackfriars-street , George (of Smith and Wills), 30

. George, wright, 6^ Causewayend

„ . George, boot and shoemaker, 62, h. 64 Broad-street contractors, 95 West North-street . and Gordon, police II. Ambrose, secretary, Northern Assurance Co., 137 Union-street

. Hugh, timber merchant h. Bon-accord-st. . James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill-lane, 49 James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street James, post-horse-master, Lodge-walk, h. within the yard James, house-carpenter, 7 St. Mary-place

„™ . James, vintner, 16 Trinity-street James, upholsterer, 106 King-street, h. Nelson-street James (Gill and Smith), h. Rubislaw-plaee John, architect and superintendent of town's -works; office, 142 King-street, h. Rosebank 159 NEW ABERDEEN. [SMI SMI

Smith, John, druggist, 90 Broad-street, h. 2 Gallowgate John, tea, grocer, and spirit dealer, 87, h. 89 Woolmanhill John, M.D., Fordyce Lecturer on Agriculture, Marischal College, h. 3 St. Mary's-place

. . John, brewer and distiller, h. Newbridge

. John, advocate and accountant, 233 Union-street John (late of Rotterdam), 5 Alford- place , John, shipmaster (Jane Geary), 17 Prince RegenUstreet ~~— John, carver, 5 Flourmill-lane John, cabinetmaker, 43£ Castle-street John, shoemaker, Rubislaw John, merchant-tailor, 13 Union-buildings, h. 3 WebsterV- court, Guestrow —™. John, audit clerk (Aberdeen Railway), h. 47 Victoria- place John, shipmaster, h. 51 Virginia-street John and Co., iron and nail merchants, 5 Shoe-lane and 30 Longacre John and William, architects, 142 King-street John, shipping clerk, Steam Navigation Co., h. 25 Frederick- street and Murray, painters and glaziers, 29 Union-street John, shore-porter, 14 Castle-street John, Crown Hotel, 28 Regent-quay Lewis, bookseller and stationer ; retail department, 50 Union- street; wholesale department, 55 Netherkirkgate ; h. 45 Belmont-street Neil, jun., merchant, Frederick-street, h. 114 King-street Robert, surgeon, 9 Union -terrace Robert, advocate (Smith and Cochran), h. 77 Dee-street Sidney, R.N., commander of the coast guard, 91 Bon-accoi d- street Thomas, contractor, 97 West North -street Thomas painter, 21 North Silver-street Dr. Thomas, 99 Crown-street Walter, —™ wright and cabinetmaker, h. 20 Blackfriars-street William, inspector of buildings, h. 25 Frederick-street William, hairdresser, 95 Queen-street, h. 1 Summer-lane William (Northern Assurance Co.), h. Sim's-cottage, Hard- gate —„~ William, blacksmith, 113 Skene-street William, wigmaker and haircutter, 51 Upperkirkgate William, wright, 24 Blackfriars-street

. William overseer (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company) ; works, Clayhills William, agent, 40 King- street ~~.~~ William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit merchant, agent for Pro- vident Life Office, 106 Union-street, h. Springbank, Dee- street William, upholsterer, 6 Jopp's-lane o2 SMI—SPA] NEW ABERDEEN. 160

Smith, William, architect (John and William Smith), h. 142 King- street William (Smith and Cardno), h. Stonyton William, flesher, 5 Skene-street „™ and Wills, confectioners, Ramage's-court, 83 Broad-street

. Mrs., of Glenmillan,77 Dee-street „ Mrs., spirit dealer, 63 Guestrow ™ Mrs. A., of Blackhills, 88 Bon-accord-street

. „~~ Mrs. Dr., Springbank, Dee-street

. . Mrs., Wellington-place

„ . Mrs. James, 4 Castle-lane Mrs. Captain John, 5 Skene-place „ Mrs. George, spirit dealer, 14 Shiprow

. .„™ Mrs. John, Exchequer- place, Weigh-house-square •™~™ Mrs. John, 30 Queen-street ™ Mrs. William, midwife, 15 Denburn-terrace Mrs. John, provision-seller, 151 Gallowgate ~™ Mrs., 2 South Silver-street ™ Mrs. A., 32 Whitehouse-street

. „, Mrs., lodgings, 136 George-street ™. Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2 South Silver-street

, Misses, 48 Summer- street

. — Miss, 12 Chapel-street Miss, 73 Bon-accord-street Miss, teacher of music, 123f Union-street Bon-accord-street . Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49 Miss, 66 Dee- street ,„„. Miss, 15 Rose-street Bon-accord-street , Miss Jane, 87 ™ Miss Jane, vintner, 8 Regent-quay .„^ Miss, lodgings, 91 Chapel-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 42 Huntly-street ,™ Isabella, vintner, 13 Exchequer-row „™™. Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 95 West North-street Smollet, Robert, vintner, 47 Castle-street Snowey, James, Benzie's Houses, College-street „™„„ William, gardener, Belmont Cottage Snowie, William, shipmaster (Sovereign steamer), 63 College-st. Sorely, John, 69 George-street, h. Carnegie's-brae Souter and Shepherd, wholesale druggists, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street „ William, writer (Murray and M'Combie), h. Whitehall ._ William, shoemaker, 6 Park-street William, clerk, Weigh-house, h. 10 Marywell-street

tm, Mrs. James, 62 Dee- street Souper, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Wellington-road Spalding, George, overseer (Richards and Co.), 21 Hutcheon-st. Wales-street . ™ Mrs., vintner, 18 Miss, dressmaker, 1 9 North Broadford 161 NEW ABERDEEN. [SPA—STE

Spanish Vice-Consul, Arthur Thomson, Bank of Scotland, 35 Castle-street Spark, Andrew, flesher, 4 Market, h. 3 Victoria-place „ Archibald, railway carrier, Trinity Manse ~~ George, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit dealer, 58 Quay, h. 10 Garvock-street

1 James, flesher, 35 Market, h. 3 Victoria-place John, writer, 103 Union-street, h. Exchange-court, Union- street „™™, William, teacher of music, 2 Guestrow William, of Craigiepark, h. Craigiepark William, jun., tinsmith, 91 Queen-street, and 55 Market Gallery Speid, Alexander, 1 Donald's-court, Schoolhill William, advocate and sharebroker, 103 Union-street, h. 1 Donald's-court, Schoolhill Spence, Rev. Alexander (Free St. Clement's Church), h. Castlehill Alexander, teacher (Holburn School), h. Short Loanings

Edward and Robert, boot and shoe manufacturers ; sale- shop, 13 Broad- street James, merchant, 25 and 26 Market Gallery

Mrs , dressmaker, 7 Hutcheon-street Stables, Alexander, jun., accountant (Aberdeen Fire and Life As- surance), 112 High-street, Old Aberdeen Stamp Office, 77 Union-street

Standard Life Assurance Company ; Smith and Cochran, advo- cates, office, 96 Union-street, agents and secretaries to the local board Starling, Robert, manager, Cosmocapeleion, k, Millbank Cottage, Berryden Steel, James, M.D., 83 Union-street William, spirit dealer, 4 Weigh-house- square William, accountant, 58 Castle-street, h. 10 Schoolhill Steele, Alexander, hatter, 20 Union-street Stephen, Alexander (R. Stephen and Son), h. 1 Martin's-lane Alexander (Stephen and Sutherland), h. Devanha David, joiner (A. Duthie and Co.), h. Edward-place, Port- hill —~~. George, hairdresser, 9 Chapel-street Lessel, writer, 84 King-street, h. 86 Bon-accord-street James, ironmonger, 34 Broad-street, k. 54 Charlotte-street —-~~ James, writer, 84 King-street, h. 16 College- bounds

— ,— Rev. John (Free John Knox's Church), h. Rosemount-place ~~, — John, plumber, brassfounder, coppersmith, and gasfitter, 6 Shoe-lane, h. 10 King-street John H., engraver and copperplate printer, 8 St. Nicholas- lane, h. 59 Huntly-street John, game dealer and provision merchant, 55 West North- street 08 STE STE] NEW ABERDEEN 162

Stephen, John, mealseller, 6 Marywell-street John, flesher, 2 Basement-floor, New-market, h. Hosefield ™ John, brass finisher, 53 Green „ Robert and Son, merchants, 41 Green, h. 1 Martin's-lane

. Robert R., (of Wood and Co.), 187 Union-street .™„ Robert (R. S. and Son), h. 1 Martin's-lane ^ and Sutherland, painters, glaziers, and paperhangers, 52 Netherkirkgate „ William, baker, 31, h. 29 Broad-street

. William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 150 Union-street ; workshop, 2, h. 1 Union-wynd Mrs. Capt., 40 Thistle-street Mrs., midwife, Gordon's-court, 20 Gordon-street „ Miss, dressmaker, 108 Skene-street ™ Miss, lodgings, 22 Virginia-street Miss, 53 Green ™ Miss (Day School), 1 Union-wynd Stevens, Robert, late colour-serjeant 79th regiment, 42 Marischal- street Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 214, h. 216 George-st. Stevenson, Alexander, bookseller, newspaper agent, and stationer, 11 Carmelite-street

, David, spirit dealer, 9 Back-wynd, h. 11 Carmelite-street George, stabling, 32 West North-street

. . James, engraver, copperplate and ^lithographic printer, 6 Queen-street, h. 64 Hutcheon-street „ „ John, spirit dealer, 83 West North-street William, commission-merchant and corn factor, ship-insur- ance, and general produce broker, 57 Marischal-street, h. Victoria-street William, bookseller and stationer, 13 St. Nicholas-street, h. 11 Carmelite-street Mrs., midwife, 11 Carmelite-street „™ Mrs., 64 Hutcheon-street Stewart, Alexander R., cotton dyer, Leadside, Gilcomston ._. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, head of Spa-street „™ Charles (of Stewart and Chivas), h. 8 West Craibstone-st.

Charles, agent for G. Virtue, London ; office, 123^ Union- street, h. Rosemount-place Charles, merchant, 32 Castle-street, h. 6 Broad-street ,™ and Chivas, grocers to her Majesty, 13 King-street „™ Donald, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 57 Gallow- gate, h. 95 West North-street Donald, boot and shoemaker, 15, h. 7 Huxter-row Donald, spirit dealer, 7 Longacre „™ D. A., inspector general of army hospitals, 31 Bon-accord- terrace George, general broker, 44 Guestrow

. . Gordon, boot and shoemaker, 62 George-street 163 NEW ABERDEEN. [STE—STR

Stewart, Henry, lastmaker, 70 Gallowgate —— James, flesher, 1 and 2 New-market, h. Hadden-street — John, shipmaster (Superior), 9 Yeats-lane „~_ John, teacher of Thain's School, h. 52 Shiprow

— .—. John (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.), h. Cotton-lodge John, dealer in porter, ale, and ginger beer, 5, h. 11 Little- john-street Patrick (Milne and Son), 58 Dee-street Peter, vintner, Waterloo-quay „-. Rowell, and Co., comb manufacturers, 40 Hutcheon-street Major Thomas, Ferryhill-place Thomas, Bannockburn Carpet Warehouse, 19 Union Build- ings Walter, silk mercer, 145, h. 129 Union-street William, engineer, 31 Harriet-street William, hosier, 159 Gallowgate — Mrs. Kenneth, 161 Union-place ^™~™ Mrs. Alexander, Mackie-place —~™ Mrs. Peter, laundress to the Queen, 12 Langstane-place Miss, lodgings, 3 Rose-street ™. Miss, 71 Bon-accord- street

.—. — Misses, 85 Bon-accord-street ~~— Misses, teachers, 2 Littlejohn-street Still, Andrew, grocery warehouse, 232 George-street George, Hardgate „™~™ Robert, blockmaker, 15 Prince Regent-street William (J. Asher, Union-street), 1.2 Upper Denburn Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 51 York-street Miss, Hardgate, near Bellevue —™. Miss, 20 Thistle-street ™ Miss, lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas-street —~~ Misses, of Milklen, 48 Union-place Stirling, George, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 49 h. 13 Castle-street ~~« Rev. James (United Presbyterian Church), k. 4 Caroline- place —„~ Mrs. John, late of Peterculter, 67 Bon-accord-street Stobie, Robert, coachbuilder, 44 Harriet-street Stormont, James, baker, corner of Wellington-place, h. above shop Storie, Rev. Archibald, chaplain, Royal Infirmary, 57 Dee-street Stott, George, shoemaker, 87J St. Andrew-street John, furnishing tailor, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-street

, William, spirit dealer, 23 Albion-street „~ Miss, teacher, 14 Shuttle-lane Strachan, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Sugarhouse-lane „,„™. Alexander, late of Excise, Hardgate „ Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 Shiprow ™. Alexander, accountant (Adam and Anderson), 75 Union- street, h. 12 Frederick-street STR SUTJ NEW ABERDEEN. 164

Straclian, George, shipmaster (New Frederick), 56 Victor'a-place George, gardener, Pitmuxton —~™. James, late bookseller, 35 Back- wynd

. James, musician, 61 West North-street

, James, paper ruler, 22 Broad- street ~ John, shipmaster, 23 Prince Regent-street

. Robert, tailor, 62 Netherkirkgate William, of Moreseat, Stocket, h. Moreseat William, sawyer, 62 Gerard-street

. William, grocery and confectionery warehouse, 22 Wool- manhill -~~™» William M. (Aberdeen Railway, goods and parcel office), h. 10 Bon-accord-lane Mrs. Peter, stabler, 36 Harriet-street Mrs., sick-nurse, 1 Blackfriars-street —™~ Ann, spirit dealer, 61 West-north-street Strahan, llev. W. D., governor, Gordon's Hospital Strathdee Distillery, Cooperston Straton, James, fishing-tackle-maker, 55 Netherkirkgate, h. 3 Kingsland- place Peter, leather dealer, 63 Broad-street, h. 15 Drum's-lane Stratton, James, corn factor and general agent, 43 Marischal-street, h. 124 George-street Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20 King-street Alexander, feuar, Cooperston

_~—. Alexander, Jan., writer, 245 King-street, h. Cooperston

1 and Grainger, advocates, 20 King-street ; agents for Aber- deen Marine Insurance Co., Galena Investment Co., and Glasgow Fire and Life Insurance Co., Stuart, Alexander, writing master (Gordon's Hospital), and teacher of writing and stenography, 115 Union-street, h. 13 Huntly-street Charles, shipmaster (Prince of Wales) 126 King-street ~ David, postmaster, h. 5 Market-street Donald, grocer, 93 Causewayend

Donald G , fishcurer, Canal-terrace John, travelling merchant, Red Lion-court, Broad-street John, advocate, 87 Crown-street

. John, stoneware merchant and funeral waiter, 98 Green William, road surveyor, Garioch district, h. 1 North Broad- ford

. William, boot and shoemaker, 28 Schoolhill, h. Thistle- place

. . William, book-keeper (M'Donald and Leslie), 40 Victoria- place Mrs., of Laithers, 7 Union-place Summers, Miss, Mitchell-place Sutherland, Alexander, book-keeper (J. Blaikie and Sons), h. Belle- vue, Hardgate 165 NEW ABERDEEN. [SUT TAL

Sutherland, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Castle-street, h. above shop

. . Alexander, Inmore-cottage, near Rosemount-terrace

. Alexander, porter (Medical School), St. Paul-street Andrew, manufacturer, 2 Black's-buildings Andrew, jun., manufacturer, 2 Black's-buildings A., and Sons, manufacturers, 1, 2, and 3 Black's-buildings A., and Sons, worsted spinners, hosiers, and girth manufac- turers, Canal-road, Causewayend George, silk mercer, 149 Union-street, h. 147 Crown-street George, M.D., 7 Belmont-street

Hugh (Stephen and Sutherland), 7i. 18 Bon-accord-terrace James, shipmaster, Ferryhill-place

—, — James, coachman (Earl of Fife coach), h. Ross's-court, 6 Upperkirkgate John, druggist, 34, h. 32 St. Nicholas-street

. John, late merchant, Viewton-place, Spittal

; John, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 3 Gallowgate ™ John, grocer, 18, h. 20 Upper-denburn

. . Dr. Neil, (Aberdeenshire Militia), 13 Belmont-street

~> William, guard (Earl of Fife coach), h. Ross's-court,

.—. — Mrs., lodgings, 72 King-street Miss, dressmaker, 72 King-street — -w, Miss, teacher, Sheriff Watson's Female School of Industry, Skene-street-west Misses, dressmakers, 103 George-street Swedish and Norwegian Vice-consul, Arthur Thomson ; office Bank of Scotland, Castle-street Sword, Mrs., vintner, 26 Wellington-street Symmers, Alexander Anderson, Glenburnie-cotrage, West Skene- street ™ George A., Glenburnie-cottage, West Skene-street

. Misses, 31 Whitehouse-street Symon, George, wig-maker and hairdresser, 18 St. Nicholas-street John, furniture dealer, 29 Upperkirkgate

Taggart, John, teller (Bank of Scotland), h. 90 George-street —— Mrs., stabler, 90 George-street Tait, James, day-patrol, h. 18 Young-street ~~„™ John, haberdasher, 161 George-street —— William, 40 Thistle-street Talbot, David, shipmaster, 61 Quay William, (of W. Talbot and Co.), 129 King-street

. William, and Co., ship-chandlers, and dealers in bonded- stores, 14 Regent-quay Tallis and Co., London publication warehouse, W. Kellock, agent, 208 George-street TAR THO] NEW ABERDEEN. 1C6

Tarras, Andrew, keeper of Fish-market, 61 Broad-street Tastard, Joseph, flesher, 48 New- market Tawse, James, grocer, 61 George-street Lewis, spirit dealer, 83 Green William, tailor, 19 Lower- denburn Belmont-street , Mrs. Andrew, late of Coldstone, 5 Tayler, Major, of Rothiemay, h. Castle- lodge, Castle-street Taylor, Alexander, wholesale and retail woollen draper, 67 Union- street, h. 116 Crown-street Alexander, shipmaster, 69 Virginia-street Alexander, seamen's outfitting warehouse, 9 Marischal-st., h. Canal-road Alexander, stoneware dealer and broker, 155 Gallowgate James W., 116 Crown-street James, boot and shoemaker, 5 Netherkirkgate, h. 16 Broad- street ™ James, 41 Constitution-street _ John, wright, funeral waiter and undertaker, Ross's-court, 2 Upperkirkgate „ John, spirit dealer, 44 Netherkirkgate h. 5 Harriet -street . John, house carpenter, Upper-denburn, John, grocer, 99 Causewayend, h. above shop William, clerk (Blaikie Brothers), h. 24 Wales-street William, grocer and spirit dealer, 133 Skene-street street . Mrs., lodgings, 35 Frederick- Mrs., midwife, 16 Broad-street Mrs. George, Rosebank-house, Skene-square _ Mrs. James, 74 Dee-street Mrs., M'Lean's-court, 50 Gallowgate Mrs., lodgings, 51 Marischal-street Misses, dressmakers, 31 Harriet- street Templeton, William, M.D., lecturer on Materia Medica, King's College, h. 9 Belmont-street

Tennet, Mrs , lodgings, 40 Union- terrace Tevendale, John, assistant inspector of poor, 67 College-street Thain, Robert, teacher (Mariners' School), h. 62 Virginia-street Theatre, pit, 50; boxes, 52; gallery, 54 Marischal-street Third, James, cooper, 164 Gallowgate Thorn, Alexander and William, commission merchants and general agents, 21 Quay Alexander, (A. and W. Thorn), h. 50 Union -place George, boot and shoemaker, lodgings, 3 Ross's-court, 6 Upperkirkgate Robert, gardener, Cornhill gardens and W. Thorn), 50 Union-place William (A. _ William, grocer and spirit dealer, 43 Schoolhill Mrs. John, 1 Gordon-street Mrs., late Manse of Nigg, Ferryhill-place William, 4 Frederick-street . Mrs. 167 NEW ABERDEEN. [THO—THO

Thom, Mrs. John, 63 Bon-accord street ^> Mrs., 1 East North-street Mrs., lodgings, Ross's-court, 6 Upperkirkgate ~ Miss, 50 Union-place Thompson, George, jun., insurance-broker and shipowner, 40 Marischal-street, h. 5 Golden-square Thomson, Adam, flesher, 43 New-market, h. 22 Belmont-street „™ Alexander, of Banchory, h. Banchory-house Rev. Alexander (George-street Chapel), h. 56 Gerrard- street Alexander, clerk (Journal Office), h. Salter's-court, 50 Loch- street Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery), Milburn -street Arthur, agent for the Bank of Scotland, Vice- Consul for Russia, Prussia, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and France, Bank of Scotland-court, Castle-street

.—. David, (Richards and Co.'), Broadford place George, jun., merchant (W. Simpson and Co.), h. 150 Crown street George, teacher (Free John Knox's School), h. 53 Charlotte- street George, shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), h. 22 Quay ™ George, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 John-street „ ™ George, baker, 35 Broad-street, h. 2 Ragg's-lane

. , George, and Son, wine merchants, commission agents, and ship brokers, Thomson's-court, 21 Regent-quay

„ , Henry, cashier (Steam Navigation Co.), h. 9 Bon-accord- street James, commercial traveller (R. Mortimer), h. 148| George- street James, manager (A. Pirie and Sons), 20 Adelphi, h. Cherry- bank ™ James, spinning manager (Broadford Works), h. Maybank, Hutcheon-street James, clothier, 192 George-street, h. 24 St. Andrew-street

, James, clock-cleaner, umbrella, bellows, and spectacle re- pairer, 208 Gallowgate James, bootmaker, 14 Netherkirkgate and 53 Broad-street

. John, 31 Frederick-street John, broker, 173 Gallowgate John, plumber and gas-fitter, 4 South Silver-street Rev. John (Free Greyfriars), Carden-plaee „ John, flesher, 42 and 43 New-market, h. 7 Carmelite-street tailor, , John, 5 Blairton-lane

, Joseph, grocer, 67 Shi prow, h. Trinity-street ™» P. M., and Co., general ironmongers, 150 Union-street „„ Peter, traveller (Cadenhead, Barron, and Co.), h. 1 Thistle- place Robert, furnishing tailor, 14 Broad-street Thomas, gunmaker, 68 Union-street, h. Victoria-street-west THO TRO] NEW ABERDEEN. 168

Thomson, William, traveller (G. Collie and Co.), h. 9 Diamond-st. ™ William, Mill of Cults Warehouse, 55 Queen-street ™ William, railway contractor, 11 Summer-street William L., shipowner (G. Thomson and Son), Hanoverian Royal Consul, and Hanseatic Vice-Consul, h. Ferryhill

. William, day- patrol, 16 Young-street ™ Mrs., lodgings, Salter's-court, 50 Loch-street

_~ Mrs , Seminary for Young Ladies, 8 John-street Mrs. Daniel, lodgings, 17 St. Andrew-street Mrs., 72 Chapel-street Mrs., midwife, Victoria- street- west ™ Mrs., Crown-place-east ™ Miss, teacher, 24 James-street Miss, 72 Chapel-street ^. Miss, dressmaker, 50 Loch-street Thorn, William, dyer, 8 Carmelite-street

Tillery, John, foreman (F. and G ), h. 3 Drum's-lane Tocher, John, tailor, 9 Bon-accord- terrace Tocheti, Mrs., midwife, Henderson's-court, Broad-street Todd, Alexander, basket-maker, 34 Market-gallery Tompkins, Mrs., flesher, 18 New Market Toms, Mrs., milliner and straw-bonnet maker, 31 Marischal-street Tonach, John, coal and lime meter, 30 College-street Topp, George, 35 Constitution-street James, late baker, Craigwell-cottage, North Silver-street Torrie, Alexander, advocate, 75 King-street James of Pitfodels, h. 20 Chapel-street James, M.D., 67 Dee-street Torry, James, surgeon, 36 Schoolhill John, spirit dealer, 28 Gallowgate

Torry Brick Work Company ; office, Blaikie's-quay Tough, haberdasher, 134 George-street James, flesher, 35 Basement floor, New Market ™ John, tailor, 167 George-street ,~~ Thomas W., boot and shoemaker, Cheyne's-court, 69 Broad- street Towns, David, miller; house and mill, 188 North-street Town's Drummer; David Bannerman, 75 Gallowgate Trades' Hall, 153 Union-street Traill, James, wright and cabinetmaker, 9 Rose-street, h. 22 Union-row

. William, cabinetmaker, Lobban's- court, Castle-street Trotter, James, Commercial Bank Troup, Alexander (Aberdeen Lime Company), grain merchant and miller, Sclattie Alexander, merchant-tailor, 82 Union-street, h. 7 Drum's- lane David, grocer and spirit dealer, principal servant (St. John's Chapel), and funeral waiter, 235 George-street 169 NEW ABERDEEN. [TRO VIC

Troup, David, coachman, 2 St. Catherine's- wynd Queen-street . George, consulting chemist, 17 George, manager of Blind Asylum, Huntly-street ™ John, blacksmith, 16 Shiprow, h. Ruthrieston William, Nelson- street Mrs. James, 5 Huntly-street Mrs. George, Prospect-cottage, Loanhead Mrs., Glenburnie-cottage, West Skene-street Miss, bonnet-maker and milliner, 17 Queen-street Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 90 John-street (from Dee- Tulloch, Rev. George, LL.D. ; school, Academy-street street to Crown-street), k. Bellevue, Hardgate James, teacher, Bellevue (St. Lawrence), 12 St. Clement-street . James, shipmaster James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Garvock-street h. 12 St. Clement-street Turnbull, Anthony, h. 4 Castle- brae Turner, Robert, shipmaster, 59 Union-terrace Misses, of Turnerhall, 113 Crown-street TurrefT, Alexander, draper (J. Blackhall and Co.), k. 39 Upper- kirkgate

. Tyrie, Miss, teacher, 47 Blackfriars-street Tyson, Mrs., Strawberrybank Tytler, James, porter (House of Refuge), Duthie's-court, 45 Guestrow, h. Thornton- court, 39 Guestrow „ John (Hogarth and Co), 136 George-street „. William, cabinetmaker, 2 Chronicle-lane

. Mrs., 7 Charlotte-street Union-Glen Distillery, Holburn ~™„~ Cotton Mill Co., Poynernook Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-street ._ Alexander, road-contractor, 9 Skene- row ™ and Gordon, druggists, 164 Union- street ™ James, keeper of leading-lights, Torry John, druggist, 65 St. Nicholas-street, h. 5 Schoolhill tea coffee dealers, and com- . John and Robert, wholesale and mission agents, 7 Schoolhill Robert (J. and R. Urquhart), h. Schoolhill

. Mrs., of Craigston, 240 Union-street Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 39 Union-terrace Ure, Mrs., 100 Chapel-street

Vaccine Institution, 25 Casile-street Van Stavern, John, manufacturer and commission-agent, 92 George-street Verel, William A., merchant, 28 Silver- street Vessie, James and Son, booksellers and bookbinders, 124 h. 155 Gallowgate Victoria Lodging House, 8 Burnett's-close VIG WALJ NEW ABERDEEN. 170

Vigrow, John, printer, 67 St. Andrew-street Vollon, John EL, shipmaster (Exile), 45 Park-street

Waddell, William, stoneware merchant, 7 Commerce-street Wade, Mrs. Captain, lodgings, 11 Bon-aceord-street Wagstaff, Edward, share-broker, 4 Correction-wynd Walker, Alexander, shipmaster (Fetteresso Castle), 3 Mill-street Alexander, engineer, 6 Hanover-street —— Alexander, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h. above shop Charles and John, commission merchants, 39 Marischal-st. Charles (C. and J. Walker), h. 38 Constitution-street

.—. — Charles, spirit dealer, 50 East North- street David, hairdresser and perfumer, 135 Union- street, h. 19 Hunlly-street

. David, plane-maker, 44 Loch-street

.— .—. Duncan, shipmaster (Heroine), 32 St. Clement-street George, Town-house-keeper, h. 17 Huxter-row —„~. George, bookseller (A. Brown and Co.), h. 20 Thistle-street George, boot and shoemaker, 85 Skene-street, h. 61 Sum- mer-street ~ George, advocate (Ledingham and Walker), h. 4 Carden- place

Gilbert, agent and commission merchant, 1, h. 3 James-st. ~™— George, spirit dealer, 69 Gallowgate ~—— George, post-horse master, 6 Back-wynd

—. — James, late nm-seryman and seedsman, 120 King-street James, coal-broker, 72 Dee-street James, bookseller, 34^ Upperkirkgate, h. Braehead, Gil- comston James, clerk (J. Smith and Co.), 5 Shoe-lane James, vintner, 27 Loch-street James, Aberdeen Fancy Warehouse, wholesale and retail hardware merchant, importer of Berlin worsted and patterns, toys and fancy goods, 6 and 8 Broad-street, h. 4 Bon-accord-terrace James, watch and clock-maker, 29 St. Nicholas-street, h. Rosie-cottage

.—. — John, late merchant, 4 Bon-accord- terrace —™. John, shipmaster (Anemone), 4 St. Clement-street John C, clerk (M. Rettie and Sons ), h. 55 Huntly-street ™ John, umbrella-manufacturer, 16 West North-street, h. 58 Longacre John, plasterer, 12 Constitution-street John (C. and J. Walker), h. Rubislaw-place John, clerk, Well-court, Broad-street „ John, post-horse-master, 1 Harriet-street, h 13 Bon-accord- street ™,— Robert, grocer, 56 George-street ™— Robert, hairdresser, 210 Gallowgate 171 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAL WAR

Walker, Robert, flesher, 29 Basement-floor, New-market Rev. Samuel A. (St. Paul's Chapel), 20 Golden-square William, late of H.E.I.C.'s tea department, 26 Constitution- street

.—, —. William, goods traffic canvasser, Aberdeen Railway, h. 32 Park-street William, treasurer, Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, h. 2 Caroline-place

„„—. William, umbrella-maker, 35, h. 37 Schoolhill

™..—. William wine merchant, tea dealer, and general importer, 52 Union-street, h. 3 Adelpbi-court

. William, provision dealer, 65 Causewayend William, cabinet-maker, 47 Blackfriars-street, h. Windmill- brae „ Mrs., staymaker, 44 Loch-street ™ Mrs., register-office, 9 Guestrow —__. Mrs. Adam, lodgings, 3 Queen-street

. Mrs. Walter, 86 George-street

—. — Mrs., 32 Dee-street

. Mrs., lodgings, 24 George-street ™ Mrs., New Market Coffee-room, 9 Market-street —— Mrs. David, Crown-street-south Miss, dressmaker, 44 Summer-street ~—™ Miss, teacher (Free Trinity School), h. 61 Summer-street Miss, dressmaker, 58 Longaere _™ — Miss, dressmaker, 196 George-street Miss, bonnetmaker, 175 George-street

.—.~~ Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, 46 Woolmanhill

—,—. Misses, dressmakers, 34 Upperkirkgate Wales, Lieut. Andrew, R.N.-, 67 Bon-accord-street Walls, Mrs., eating-house, 49 East North-street Wallace, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 55 George-street, h. 39 Summer-street Alexander and Co., brewers and maltsters, Loch-street

—. — Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland Bank), h. Lodge- walk —~— and Brothers, brewers and maltsters, Hardgate ™ Rev. David (Frederick-street Chapel), h. Whitehall „ James, inspector of poor for St. Nicholas, h. 17 Adelphi- court „„~m Miss, corsetmaker, 49 Bon -accord-street Warrack, David, baker, 5, h. 7 Chapel-street James, commission merchant, 34 Marischal-street, h. 26 Dee-street —~„~ Mrs. Robert, 36 King-street Miss, dressmaker, 7 Carmelite-street Warrack and Daniel, wrigbts, 92 John-street, h. 3 Charlotte -street —„~ James, of Warrack and Daniel, h. 7 Charlotte-street Warren, John, surveyor, G.P.O., h. 2 Alford-place WAR WAT] NEW ABERDEEN. 172

Warren, Miss, dressmaker, 41 Huntly-street Warrander, W.R., baker, 19 North-street, h. 59 Longaere Warden, Robert, tidewaiter, h. Mary well- street Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford- works), h. 3 Broadford Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 28 Summer-street „ Alexander, spirit dealer, 109, h. 107 Gallowgate

. Alexander, day-patrol, Commercial-court, 58 Castle-street Archibald, cashier (Broad ford- works), h. 6 Rosemount terrace ™ George, general blacksmith and beam-maker, 45 Loch-st. George, 68 Bon-accord-street George, cart and plough wright, 184, h. 165 West North- street James, saw- trimmer, Windmill-brae, h. 46 Dee-street ™ James, .broker, 62 East North-street

— ,— James, broker, 72 Gallowgate James, watch and clock maker, 17 St. Nicholas-street James, tea and spirit merchant, 26, h. 24 WoolmanhiU John, sergeant of police, h. 6 Black's buildings John, tailor, 20 Netherkirkgate, h. Yeats-court „™~— John, secretary, Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance, h. 3 East Craibstone-street

. . John, 3 Summer-street and Mather, stone-cutters, 262 Union-street

. Patrick, grocer and spirit dealer, 35 Bon-accord-street Robert, builder, Nelson -street

. Robert, general merchant and broker, 40 and 44 East North-street and Son, stone-cutters, 262 Union-street, h, 3 Summer-st. „. William, W.S., sheriff-substitute, h. 25 Dee-street ,~ ™ Mrs. George, 9 Union-place „„ Mrs., provision dealer, 6 Mounthooly Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 26 Union-row „,„ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 46 Dee-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 165 West North-street

Watt, Alexander, writer (Murray and M'Combie), h. ] Shore-brae

. Alexander, ginger-beer and porter dealer, Correction-wynd. h. Ferryhill Archibald, teacher of music, 126 Chapel- street ~™ George, shipmaster (Brigand), h. 61 Commerce- street George, feuar, 67 Cause wayend

; George, slater (successor to James Smith), 13 Carmelite-st. James, spirit dealer, 258 George- street

, John, leather-dealer, currier, and shoe manufacturer, 1 and

3, h. 5 St. Paul-street ; currying shop, 57 George-street „„ John, advocate, clerk to the General Session, and keeper of the register of marriages for the city of Aberdeen, 2 Correction-wynd, h. 66 Schoolhill 173 NEW ABERDEEN. [WAT WES

Watt, John, Record Office, h. 72 King-street J. and W., rope and twine makers, 167 George-street

. Kenneth, shoemaker, 6 South Silver-street Samuel, carter, 20 Dee-street William, grocer, 94 Gallowgate William, slater, Spa-street, h. 7 Skene-street —„™ Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 17 Denburn-terrace Miss, spirit dealer, 1 York-street Wattie, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Steps of Gilcomston Joseph, gardener, Newfield, Skene-square, h. Carnation-field Waugh, Samuel, hardware merchant, 50 and 51 Market-gallery Webster, Alexander, advocate (Alexander and John Webster), 42 King-street _*~— Alexander, jun., advocate, 42 King-street Alexander, jun., 28 Catherine-street „™— Alexander and John, advocates, office, 42 King-street John, advocate (Alex, and John Webster), /;. 31 King-street

. John, live stock canvasser (Aberdeen Railway), 7 Constitu- tion-street

, John, manager (Gilcomston Brewery), h. at the works John, baker, 43, h. 53 Green ~ John, wright, 21 Huntly-street

.—™ John, Harbour Office, h. 59 Marischal-street J. and D., tea, wine, and spirit dealers, 57 Broad-street

. Thomas, merchant, Wales-street William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6 Skene-terrace —„™ William, cowfeeder, 172 West North-street Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 7 Gairoch-street —~~ Mrs. Lieutenant William, 48 Chapel-street ~~— Mrs., merchant, 41 Market-gallery Mrs., spirit dealer, 45 Charlotte-street ~~— Mrs., lodgings, 64 Union-street

.—.~™ Mrs., sick-nurse, 34 North Broadford

.—. — Misses, 29 East North-street Weigh-house, Quay; John Duncan, tacksman Weir, George, tailor, Farquhar's-court, 17 Upperkirkgate —~™ John, master of Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont-st.

—. —. Robert, spirit merchant, 70^- Gallowgate Mrs., 2 Affleck-street Welch, James, manager (Power-looms, Broadford Works), h. 88 Skene- square Wemyss, Mrs., Springbank-rerrace West-end Academy, 216 Union-street Westland, James, manager (North of Scotland Bank), h. King-st. Mrs., 32 Skene-street

West of England Fire and Life Office ; A. and J. Cadenhead, ad- vocates, agents, 9 Huxter-row

West of Scotland Guarantee Society ; R. R. Notman, agent, 23 Adelphi p 3 WHA WJL] NEW ABERDEEN. 174

Wharton, James, spirit dealer, 5 Regent-quay Whitecross, Emslie, lodgings, 2 Littlejohn street ~ William, Custom-house agent, 27 Crown-street

Mrs , sick- nurse, 95 Whitehouse-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 27 Crown-street White, Alexander, (White and Hutchebn), h. 102 Union-street

. and Hutcheon, shawl merchants, wholesale and retail silk mercers, and general drapers, 123 Union-street James, flesher, 54 Victoria-place ,™— J., 61 Bon-accord- street

. Mrs. William, 127 King-street Mrs. James, 61 Bon-accord-street Whitnell, Edward, hardware and stationery shop, 25 North-gallery,

New-market, /*. 86 George-street

Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpson and Whyte) ; agent for J. Coek- burn and Campbell, wine merchants, Edinburgh, h. 19 Union-place ™~ John, (Simpson and Whyte), h 52 Dee-street John, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), h. 52 Dee-street

„ . Patrick, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 33, h. 28 Broad-st. ^ William, grocer, 254 George-street

. Misses, (Ladies' Boarding and Day School), 75 Crown-street Wighain, Anthony, 5 Caroline-place, Maybank Miss, 33 North Broadford Wight, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 St. Andrew-street „. Rev. Ninian, (Blackfriars-street Chapel), Victoria-street- west Wilkin, John, cooper, 13 Virginia- street Will, James, M.D., 11 King-street

,—. — John, late mail-guard, 40 Bon -accord-street • Thomas, hosiery, carpet, and upholstery warerooms, 123^ and 125 Union-street, h. 3 West Craibstone-street ™ Thomas, 2 St. Mary's-place Wilians, Samuel, manufacturer and stoneware merchant, 163 Gal- lowgate, h. Friendlybank, Mounthooly Willet, John, resident engineer (Aberdeen Railway), h. Union-st.

. Joseph J., shipmaster (Victoria), h. Affleck-place Williams, Charles, commission merchant, 35 Marischal-street ~ James, and Sons, coopers and fishcurers, 13 Virginia-street

.. . James, furrier and hatter, 127 Union- street, h. Prospect- terrace, Ferryhill Robert, cooper, 13 Virginia-street William, commission merchant, 35 Marischal-street, A.Vic- toria-street-west

. William, grocer and house-agent, 14 St. Andrew-street Williamson, Alexander, baker, 1, h. 2 Catto-square —™ Alexander, Granitehill, formerly Cairncry „ David, teacher (Free Holburn), //. 48 Summer-street

— ,— George, flesher, 30 Market, h. Skene 175 NEW ABERDEEN. [WIL WIL

Williamson, James, carver and gilder, 6 Carmelite-street James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant, 13 West North-st. h. 64 Longacre James, flesher, 49 Market —,™w James, (of R. Catto and Co.), h. 21 Crown-street John, flesher, 5 Market Joseph, M.D., 29 Adelphi-court Peter, druggist, 141, h. 143 Union-street and Simjlson, candlemakers and tallow-chandlers, 46 Vic- toria-place William, M.D., 239 Union-street William, flesher, 3 Summer-street, A. 19 Prince Regent-st. Mrs. B., 239 Union-street

Mrs. John, flesher, 15 Market, fi. 58 John-street

< Miss, 14 Chapel-street Willox, Mrs. William, 48 Woolmanhill ™— Mrs., 2 Carmelite-street Willock, Robert S., Temperance Commercial Hotel and Coffee- Room, Exchange-court, 35 Union-street Wills, Alexander, (of Smith and Wills), h. 83 Ramage-courl, Broad-street Wilson, Alexander, shoe-shop, 9 Broad-street, k, Cruden's-court, 22 Broad-street Alexander, 62 Dee-street ™ Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 20, h. 18 Marischal-st.

. Charles, letter-carrier, 3 Carnegie s-brae Charles, flesher, 24 St. Andrew-street

, David, H. Missionary (South Parish), 5 Little Chapel-street

. David, silk and woollen dyer and scourer, cloth fuller and dresser; dye-works and waulk-mill, Innes-street, shop, 5

St. Nicholas-street, /*. 10 John-street George, artist, 13 Netherkirkgale George, tailor, 188 Netherkirkgate George, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow „ George, seaman, 10 Blackfriars-street Hugh, confectioner, 47 R.egent-qnay J. A., bookseller and stationer, 20 Upperkirkgate, h. Fre- derick-street

— .— James H. (North of Scotland Gazette), 135 King street ~™~~. James, late shipmaster, 115 York-street James, 52 Chapel-street James A., criminal officer, 33 Woolmanhill

— „— John, bookbinder, 20 Marischal-street ..™— John, tailor, 3 Constitution-street Rev. John (North Parish), North Lodge, King-street John K. (W. Smith, jun.), h. Newbridge, Hardgate

— .—. John, shore-porter, 18 Shiprow Peter, flesher, 34 New-market, h. 54 St. Nicholas- street William, gardener, Mile-end, Holburn- street -

WIL WOO] NEW ABERDEEN. 176

Wilson, William, boot and shoemaker, 171 North-street ™ Robert, bookseller, 34 Schoolhill, h. Frogball

. . Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, Upper Denburn Mrs. Robert, grocer, Newbridge

. Mrs. William, 90 Union-street „_ Mrs., lodgings, 72 Bon-accord-street Mrs., lodgings, 7 Black's- buildings Mrs., grocer, Dee Village * „„ . Mrs., lodgings, 26 Summer-street Miss, dressmaker, 22 Union-street Miss, 16 Dee-street Miss, teacher (Day School) 54 Causewayend „„ Miss, milliner, 75 Chapel-street Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 12 Spa-street Winchester, Charles, advocate, St. Anne's-court, 15 Guestrow „™ John, principal servant of St. Paul's, 61 Gallowgate Winks, Ronald, West Thistle- street Winlaw, James, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 104 Gallow- gate ~™,™ James, jun., ship and insurance-broker and coal merchant, 11| Regent-quay, h. 104 Gallowgate Winton, John, tea and spirit dealer, 17 Causewayend ™ Mrs., 48 Summer-street

Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Company ; Adam and

Anderson, agents in Britain ; writing chambers, 75 Union-street Wise, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 Commerce-street Wisely, George, worsted manufacturer, 7 Castle-street, h. 9 Breb- ner's-court, Castle-street Wishart, William, builder, 64 Gerrard- street

. ,„m Daniel, shipmaster, 45 Constitution-street

. Gallowgate . . David, furniture dealer, 59, h. 75 ™ George, flesher, 46 Market, h. 24 Correction -wynd James, master-joiner (Hall and Sons), h. 47 Wellington-st. ^ John, 37 Wales-street-market „™ Joseph, organ-builder, 24 Young-street William, flesher, 8 Wales-street-market, h. 24 Correction wynd Wolff and Co., dealers in fancy goods, 1, 2, and 3 Market Gallery Wood and Co., London Pianoforte and Music Saloon, 187 Union- street David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c, 55 Commerce-street

. George, agent 43 Dee-street James S., shoemaker, Holburn-street

. . John, gardener, Damside, Gilcomston „m John, surgeon, 31 Bon-accord-street „™™. Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Crown-street, h. 7 St. Mary's- place William, bootmaker and leather cutter, 78 George street 177 NEW ABERDEEN. ("WOO YOU

Wood, Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 137 Union- street

. Mrs. John, 16i Constitution-street Wragg, P. P., auctioneer, appraiser, and dealer in teas and coffees, h. 90 Hutcheon -street Wright, Alexander, vintner, Burnett's-close, Exchequer-row „. David, Maryculter foot post, 2 Jopp's-lane __» James, writer (J. D. Milne), 54 Union-street, h. Twin Cot- tage, Holburn-street James, stone cutter, Polished Granite and Marble Works, John-street, h. 8 South Constitution-street John, gardener, Pitmuxton Thomas, wood merchant, Crown-street Mrs. Peter, 146 George-street

Wyllie, David, cashier (Aberdeen Bank), /;. 2 Marischal-street David, and Son, booksellers to the Queen and Prince Albert, public library and reading club, 111 Union-street James (of D. Wyllie and Son), h. 73 Dee-street .„„ John, tailor, 42 Queen-street Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 16 New-market, h. 4 Donald's-court, Schoolhill John, rope and twine manufacturer, Millbank ™ Mrs., lodgings, 13 Skene-terrace

Yeats, Alexander, accountant, 123i Union-street, h. 47 Schoolhill „~ and Flockhart, advocates, 84 King-street ™ George, silk mercer, 87 Union-street, h. 149 South Crown- street John (of Yeats and Flockhart), h. 25 Union-place

, William, advocate (Yeats and Whyte), h. 46 King-street and Whyte, advocates, 48 King-street —~~ Margaret, sick-nurse, 85 Woolmanhill York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office; William Gor- don, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi Youden, Stephen, inland revenue officer, Glenburn, h. Morning- field

—: — Stephen, writer, 25 Behnont-street Young, Alexander, spirit dealer, 84 St. Andrew-street George, rope-maker, 21 St. Clement-street ~—— James and David, teachers of music, Yeats-court, Nether- kirkgate

. James (late inspector of police, London), Twin Cottage, Holburn-street ~ John, musical-instrument maker, 32 Netherkirkgate, h. Thistle Cottage, Bridge of Dee

— ,— William, shipmaster, 4 Affieck-street Miss, 25 Bon-accord-terrace

—, — Misses, 2 Golden -square Youug*on, Robert, shipmaster, 46 Regent- quay William, cabinetmaker, 20. Marywell-street YOU YUN] NEW ABERDEEN. 178

Youngson, Mrs. Major, 29 Bon-accord-terrace Refuge), 45 Guestrovr , Miss M. A., matron (House of Yule, Alexander, general and furnishing ironmonger, 14 Union- street, A. 13 Huxter-row Crown-street , , George, grain merchant, 152 William, grocer and spirit dealer, 165 Gallowgate „_ Mrs., lodgings, 76 Union-street Yunnie, William, house carpenter, Blackfriars-street, h. 73 St. Andrew-street 1

ALPHABETICAL LIST

STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &c.

REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATIONS,

Containing the Names previously given in Alphabetical Order.

ACADEMY STREET, 23 Moir and Brown, wine-merchants .. Robert Fletcher, sharebroker From Dee-street to Crown -street. .. Robert R. Notman, accountant 24 Aberdeen Railway Office 28 D. Chalmers and Co., printers, &c. ADELFHI, 29 Joseph Williamson, M.D. 30 William Russel, merchant-tailor Between 49 and 51 Union-street. 31 William Shepherd, confectioner .. William Stevenson, agent 2 Mrs. Bruce 32 James Cassie, artist William Walker, grocer, &c. .. Walter Gray, silk-mercer 3 ,| 10 Henry Liffen, hotel .. George Abernethy, engineer

1 William F. Ogg, advocate 12 William Eamage, architect

., Mitchell, advocate ADELPHl LANE, { David .. James Biyce, advocate ..JMrs John Ramage From Market-street to Adelphi-court. .."Mrs Walter Inglis 13 Aberdeen Journal Office Gas Light Co. Co.. wine-merchants . .^David Chalmers, printer I. Machray and

.. Chalmers and Co. do. &c. A. Batten, commission-agent .4 James Chalmers (D. C. and Co.) .."John Chalmers do.

1 4^ William Gordon, advocate AFFLECK PLACE,

.. William Hunter, advocate 15 James Matthews, architect From Marywell-street to Affleck -street. 16 M'Kenzie and Matthews, architects 17 James Wallace, inspector of poor 1 Alex. Mellis, Dean of Guild Officer 18 Francis Ogston, M D. 2 Andrew Affleck 19 Thomas Ruxton, advocate .. Mrs Geddes, lodgings 20jA. Pirie and Sons, paper manufact. 3 John Nicol, merchant 21 James Edmond, advocate .. George Wood, agent 22 Francis Edmond, advocate .. Joseph Willet, shipmaster 180 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

AFFLECK STREET, 17 Mrs Millar

.. James A. Millar, advocate From Crown-street to Harbour. 18 Mrs M'Kenzie of Glack

5 John Christall, teller 2 Mrs Weir ALFORD PLACE,

. . Mrs James

.. Samuel Martin, hatter To Albyn-place from Union-place. 3 John Low, baker

4 William Young, shipmaster 1 Miss Simpson 5 Mrs Dauney 2 John Warren, surveyor, G.P.O. 6 Charles Bushby 3 Miss Dalrymple 4 , shipmaster 5 John Smith, late of Rotterdam 6 George Simpson, corkcutter ALBERT STREET,

From Victoria-street to Garden -place. ANN STREET,

From Maberly-street to Hutcheon-st.

ALBION STREET, 33 Moses Sharp, manager, Spring- garden From Park-street to Liuks. 35 John Lawrence, slater

1 Mrs Kirg provision-seller 12 William Peebles ANNAND'S COURT, 23 William Stott, spirit-dealer 30 James-street

Miss Burgess, dressmaker, &c. ALBION COURT, Miss Catto, dressmaker

18 Castle-street BACK WYND.

ALBYN PLACE, From Union-street to Schoolhill.

West from Alford-place 5 John Ritchie, saddler 6 George Walker, post-horse-master

1 Miss Robertson of Balgownie 7 John Ritchie, saddler 2 James Boyn M Combie, advocate 13 Andrew Smith, merchant 3 Misses Cumine of Rattray 15 Thomas Gordon, stabler 4 Misses Black .. John M'Hardy, blacksmith, &c. 5 Francis Edmond, advocate 35 James Straclian, late bookseller 6 Captain A. D. Fordyce, R N., M.P. 7 Miss Bannerman

., Thomas Bannerman BALMORAL PLACE,

.. George Bannerman 8 Female Orphan Asylum W. Adamson, sharebroker

.. Miss Allardyce 9 James Brebner, advocate 10 Alexander Morriee BALTIC STREET, 11 W. Cooper (of P. and C.) .. W. Connon. merchant From Prince Regent-street to Links. 12 William C. Hunter of Tillery 14 Captain A. S. Fisher of Miircar 2 Robert Mollison, grocer 15 Captain Craigie G James Mearns 16 George Marquis, accountant .. Isaac Merchant, shipmaster STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 181

BANK OF SCOTLAND COURT, 25 Stephen Youden, writer 27 Basil Fisher

35 Castle-street .. Miss Fisher 30 Peter Ewen, town-sergant Arthur Thomson, agent, Bank of Scot- 31 Deaf and Dumb Institution land, &c. 35 Mrs. Major Mitchell of Ashgrove 41 James Melvin, LL.D. 43—45 Lewis Smith, bookseller BANK STREET, .. C Fyfe, agent

From South Crown-street to Welling- ton-road BELMONT STREET, (LITTLE),

From Belmont-street to Back-wynd BARNETT'S CLOSE, 2 Lockhartand Salmond, confectioners From Guestrow to Flourmillbrae. 5 Mrs. Douglas, muffmaker, &c. .. Miss Ross, dressmaker 2 Alexander Nieol, cooper 6 John Johnston, stabler 6 Joseph Butler, flesher 7 Mrs. Murray, lodgings 7 George Michie, cooper and fishcurer .. Mrs. Gray, lodgings 8 James Emslie, dentist BEATTIE'S COURT, BERRY LANE, 102 Gallowgate. From Gallowgate to Loch-street. George Hendry, flesher John Scott, house-carpenter 1 Mrs. Ross, draper, &c. Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings .. Mrs. Grant, lodgings Robert Mitchell, lock and hinge-maker 28 William Clyne and Sons, curriers 29 George M'Kay, spirit-dealer

BEATTIE'S (J) COURT, BLACK'S BUILDINGS, 101 Gallowgate. From Woolmanhill to Spa-street.

BELMONT STREET, Andrew Sutherland and Sons, manu- facturers From Union-street to Schoolhill. Andrew Sutherland, jun., manufac. S. Benson 5 Mrs. Andrew Tawse Misses Benson, dressmakers 7 George Sutherland, surgeon Miss Bird, milliner .. A. Abel, advocate John Booth watchmaker .. Mrs. John Sutherland Alexander Greig, flesher .. J. Ferguson, advocate William Anderson, merchant 9 William Templeton, M.D. Mrs. Bisset, sick nurse 1 1 Misses Grant of Monymusk J. Watson, Serjeant of police 13 Dr Neil Sutherland Blrs. Wilson, lodgings 15 Mrs. Ludovick Grant Mrs. Milne 17 George J Nicol, M.D. H. Jackson, M.D. 20 William Ross, advocate Charles Begg, pianoforte tuner 23—25 Newell Burnett, advocate, So. Charles Maver, merchant .. Thomas Burnett, do. William Reid, slater 24 Misses Gibson, milliners, &c. W. and W. Morrison, fleshers . . Mrs. Gardiner James Craig (of J. Craig and Co.) 25 James Garioch, writer John Hunter

. . John Petrie, writer Mrs. Hunter, dressmaker i 1

182 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

13 Robert N. Anderson, town Serjeant 47 Peter Gillan, last-maker 14 Alexander Cruiekshank, grocer .. William Younie, house-carpenter

BURN COURT, BLAIKIE'S (PROVOST; QUAY,

44 Upperkirkgate. South side of Harbour.

3 Mrs. Rhind, washing and dressing Commercial Co.

.. Mrs. Coutts, lodgings Lime Co. M. Manuel, stone-merchant A. Leslie and Co., boiler-makers BURNETT'S CLOSE, G. Milne and Co., wood-merchants

5 Exchequer-row BLA1RTON LANE, James Gillespie, vintner John Bridgeford, do. From Broad-street to Guestrow. George Leslie, do. 1 William Clark, tailor 2 Broad-street Academy BURR'S COURT, 3 David Mollison, spirit dealer 5 John Thomson, tailor 152 Gallowgate. BON-ACCORD LANE, BURSAR'S COURT, From Dee-street to Bon-accord-street. 61 Castle-street. 10 William Mollison, teacher

1 Mrs. M'Lean, grocer BLACKFRIARS STREET, 13 William Holmes, cooper .. William Holmes, jun. William Low, builder From Woolmanhill to St. Andrew-st. | 15 18 Robert Paul, artist

I .. Paul, jun plasterer 1 Mrs. Strachan, sick-nurse John , 19 William Robertson, wright . . James Hay 2 Joseph Johnston, umbrella-manufac- turer 3 Alexander Mackie, china-merchant BON-ACCORD ROW, 3J John Lamb, plumber 3± Alex. Mowat, woollen-manufac, &c. From Union-place to Bon-accord- terrace. 7 Adam Ross, tea-merchant 9 F. Beattie, blacksmith

.. Miss Robertson, teacher 10 George Wilson, seaman BON-ACCORD SQUARE, 13 Joseph Lawrence, funeral -waite* to Craibstone-street. .. Mrs. Low, dressmaker From East West 14 William Collie, wright, &c. of Blackford 18 Robert Hay. grocer 1 Alexander Forbes &c. 20 Miss Alexander, lodgings 2 James F. Beattie, land surveyor, .. Walter Smith, wright 3 George Elmslie 24 W. Mearns, plasterer 4 Miss Gill Cadenbead, advocate „. W. Smith, weight 5 Alexander Cadenhead, advocate .. J amesFraser, foreman .. George 27 Mrs. Cruiekshank C Mrs. William Gibbon 7 Alexander M'Donald (of M'Donald . . William Bird, clerk 30 George Smith (of S. and W.) and Leslie) 41 Mrs. Fyfe, dressmaker 8 Misses Skene .

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 183

9 David Pirie, merchant Mrs. Andrew Gall, lodgings

.. Mrs. Pirie John Keith (Pratt and Keith) 10 Mrs. R. Morrice Robert Mearns, builder 11 William Gordon, sharebroker Mrs. Mearns, lodgings 13 Rev. W. R. Pirie, D.D. Mrs. John Garden 15 Alexander Simpson William Simpson, advocate, &c. William Moir, writer William Simpson, advocate, &c. BANNERMILL STREET, Mons. Castro J. White From Summer-lai:e to the Links. Mrs. James White Mrs. John Thorn

1 Andrew Ritchie, shipmaster James Giles, R.S.A.

. George Henry, anchor -smith John Fraser (J. F. and Sons)

. Alexander Moncur William Pirie 9 Charles Smith, watchmaker Mrs. John Stirling

.. Charles Robertson, blacksmith George Watson

.. Alexander Walker, shipmaster John Allan, marble work, k.

.. William Burgess Mrs. William M'Kenzie Miss Stewart Miss Allan BON-ACCORD STREET, Mrs. Wilson, lodgings Miss Smith From Union-street. Alexander Ross, advocate John Forbes, clothier Pat. and Alex. Davidson, advocates William Reid (J. D. and Co.) Laing and Melvin, coachmakers, &c. William L. Reid, advocate J. Campbell, post-horse -master, &c. James Ireland, baker John Campbell, surgeon James Ireland, baker Henry Thomson (S. N. Co..1 Rev. James M' Lagan Mrs. Captain Wade, lodgings Mrs. Collie, lodgings John Walker, post-horse-master Mrs. John Simpson John Saunders Misses Stewart John Dempster William Brown, builder Miss Alcock Miss Smith John Avery, printer Mrs. George Garden Mrs. Allan Mrs. James Lumsden Mrs. John Henderson Daniel Laird (of J. and L.) John M'Donald, bookseller BON-ACCORD TERRACE, John Reid, teacher Mrs. M Kay From Union-street. John Wood, surgeon James Clark, clothier John Walker, late merchant Patrick Watson, grocer James Walker, fancy merchant Miss Shepherd James O. Haigh, manager Mrs. James Hutcheon Mrs. Dr. Farquharson Alexander Ogilvie, upholsterer John Tocher, tailor Mrs. James Scarth Mrs. A. Paterson John Will, late mail-guard John Drummond. h. Miss Ferguson John Fyfe, brushmaker Mrs John M'Kenzie Hugh Sutherland (Stephen & Suth- Rev. Patrick Cheyne erland) William Forsyth, mail-guard Misses Allardyce Mrs. James Falconer John Brebner, contractor Mrs. Shand, sick nurse Misses Forbes of Echt James Smith, cabinetmaker Miss Young Miss Smith, dressmaker Misses Nicholson of Glenbervie Miss Wallace, staymaker Mrs. B. Nicholson Q2 184, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

27 Patrick Davidson (P. and A. D ) James Duguid and Co., clothiers 28 George Ogilvie, M.D. Alex. Findlay, boot and shoemaker 29 Mrs. Major Youngson William Black, jun., wine merchant 30 Wm. Sawyers, collector of Customs E. & R Spence, boot manufacturers 32 Thomas Blaikie (J. Blaikie & Sons) Robert Thomson, furnishing tailor 33 Mrs. Leslie James Taylor, bootmaker .. Alexander Leslie George Clark and Son, wholesale 36 Mrs. General Dyce booksellers, &c. John and Wm. Grant, clothiers, &c. Mrs. Taylor, midwife BOTHWELL COURT, John Urquhart, boot and shoe estab- lishment 25 Justice-street James Clark, clothier Clark and M'Donald, manufacturers George Bothwell, candle manufacturer William Russel, bookseller James Robertson, haircutter Alexander Crombie, fruit merchant BOURTIE'S COURT, Alexander Crombie, fruit mercht, h, Wm. Johnston (of Johnston & Laird) Charles King, tailor 19 Upperkirkgate Mrs. Innes. lodgings Miss Innes. dressmaker Miss Geddes. lodgings R. J. Elmslie, auctioneer, &c. Miss Hay, sick nurse Alexander Scott, shoemaker Poor's Hospital for Boys James Brown, druggist James Robertson, haircutter, &c. George Simpson, corkcutter BREBNER'S COURT, Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer John Rhind, commission agent 9 Castle- street. James Johnston, messenger-at-arms William Stephen, baker Robert Murray, confectioner Mrs. Bowie, lodgings John Rough, corn extractor, &c. Pat. Whyte, tobacco manufacturer George Wisely, hosier William Stephen, baker John Bothwell, bootmaker William Ross, ironmonger BREBNER'S COURT, James Stephen, ironmonger George Thompson, baker 84 Shiprow. John Scott, boot and shoemaker William L. Jaffray, shoe shop James Collie, tidewaiter William Jack, shoemaker William Clay, shore porter A. and D. Burge, hat manufacturers Alexander Lyon, leather dealer George Maitland, agent for Blackie BROAD STREET, and Son

Armstrong and Co , tea and coffee From Union-street to Gallowgate and merchants Upperkirkgate. William Lorimer, draper John Hall, merchant

1 George Shepherd, bookseller Wm. Davidson and Co., merchants 2 Alexander Henderson, bookbinder John Bothwell, shoemaker, h 4 Hugh Ross, jun., haberdasher A. & D. Burge, hat manufacturers, h. 5 J. Frederick and Co. J. & J. Fleming, hardware merchts. Andrew J. Cameron, advocate William Brand, watehmaker .. Fraser & Glennie, furnishing tailors Mrs. Howie, lodgings 7 James Connon, clothier Miss Cooper, straw-hat maker 8 James Walker, Aberdeen Fancy B. and W. M'Killiam, confectioners Warehouse J. and D. Webster, grocers 9 Alexander Wilson, shoe shop William M Phevson, bookseller STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 185

60 Peter Crombie, jeweller 4 North Broadford Bread Co. 01 Donald Christie .. W. Cormack, tailor George Rennie, printer 6 Basil M'Killiam (of B. & W, M'K.) Andrew Tarras 8 William Stewart, road surveyor Mrs. John Mitchell .. James Jarvis, hosier Mrs. Pirie, sick nurse 9 John Garioch, hairdresser William Inglis, baker 11 John Murray, tobacconist 62 George Smith, bootmaker 13 John M'Donald, grocer 63 Peter Straton, leather dealer 14 John Martin, grocer 64 C. Frederick, clock maker .. Miss Martin, dressmaker

.. George Sharp, confectioner, Sc. 17 Miss Spalding, dressmaker

. James Ingram, tailor 18 Joseph Rowell, sen.

.. Miss Ingram, dressmaker 20 James Petrie 67 William Inglis, baker 23 George Pryde, shipmaster 68 A. H. Piggie, tailor 24 William Forsyth, feuar .. John Duncan, writer 25 Miss Fyfe, grocer

.. George Sangster, jeweller 26 W. Matthews, tea dealer

.. James Martin, slater .. Mrs. Gordon

.. William Shaw, carpenter 27 Alexander Gray, late merchant 69 T. W. Tough, bootmaker 28 Rev. Andrew Dickie 70 Alexander Cumming, wine merchant 30 Misses Hunter 71 George Sharp, confectioner, &c. 31 George Bothwell, gardener 72 D. and J. Riddel, jewellers 33 Mrs. Glennie

73 Janet Taylor, stoneware merchant .. Mrs Wigham 75 J. T. Mackay and Co., jewellers 35 Miss Simpson 76 Robert Hughes, engraver .. William Crawford, flaxdresser

. W. M'Pherson, bookseller .. John Porter, feuar 77 Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings

.. John Stewart, travelling merchant 79 Buchanstone Mill Warehouse BROADFORD PLACE, 81 George Sangster, jeweller 82 John Cooper, sacrist, Marischal Col- From George-street to Broadford lege Works.

.. John Colvin, porter, do. 84 A. Singer, agent 6 H. Gilfillan

.. David Knox .. David Thomson, overseer .. John Forbes 8 Hugh Fraser, draper 85 John Forsyth, leather merchant 86 John Forbes, tea merchant, &c. 87 Archibald M'Donald, boot and shoe- BROADFORD LANE, maker 89 H. Gordon & Co., ironmongers, &c. From Broadford to Causewayend-road. DO John Smith, druggist 92 Leslie Cruickshank, merchant James Berry, gardener

BROADFORD, BRUCE'S COURT,

North West of George- street. 20 Loeh-street.

1 Stephen Goodbrand, clerk

.. James M'Gregor, butcher CANAL TERRACE, 1\ Alexander Craig 3 Alexander Watkins, manufacturer From Virginia-street to Garvock-street

. . George Martin, grocer 4 James Riddel, writer 3 Alexander C. Matthew, surgeon

.. John Davidson 4 Walter Hood, shipbuilder

.. Alexander Ogilvie, manufacturer 5 John Duthie, shipbuilder

.. John Gemlo, merchant 6 John Dinnson, shipmaster Q3 11

186 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

CJ Roderick Munro, shoemaker 2 James Anderson, shipmaster 7 A. Maurice, shipmaster .. Mrs. Will ox 8 James Leslie (Gas Light Co.) .. Miss Bruce, teacher of music 9 William Black (Aberdeen Commer- 4 George Runcy, M.D.

cial Co.) . . Alexander Hogg 10 A. Harp 7 Alexander Gildawie

. . James Sim, shipmaster . . James Williamson, carver and gilder

1 John Durrell .. Adam Thomson, flesher 12 D. Gordon Stuart, fishcurer 8 John Scorgle, grocer

. . Mrs. Hay, sick nurse .. William Thorn, dyer CANAL STREET, 9 Thomas Jamieson, wright 11 William Stevenson, bookseller From Mounthooly Bridge to Froghall 12 Mrs. Stevenson, midwife Bridge. .. Peter Smith, shoemaker 13 Robert Innes, fishmonger 3 Miss Jane Sangster .. George Watt, slater 4 Patrick Ironside, clerk 14 Benjamin Esson 5 Rev. C. Skene 16 Alexander Bothwell, confectioner, h. 7 Angus Ross 20 Peter Hogg, tinplate worker 8 Miss Gordon 10 W. Harp

1 Mrs. James Brechin CARMELITE LANE,

.. Alexander Linton, surgeon From Fisherrow to Trinity-street.

CANAL LANE, CARNEGIE'S BRAE, From Canal-terrace to Summer-lane. From Netherkirkgate to Green.

1 Aberdeen Soda "Water Co. 2 James Law, carter 2 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer

. . Robert Eddie, brewer 3 Farquharson Paterson, spirit dealer

.. Lazarus Myres, merchant

.. Charles Wilson, letter carrier CANDLEMAKER'S COURT, 8 William Muil, painter

46 Gallowgate. CAROLINE PLACE.

GARDEN PLACE, From Skene-square to Hutcheon-street

From Skene-road to Rubislaw. 2 W. Walker, treasurer, Infirmary, &c. 3 Alexander Barker (of J. B. & Sons) 2 William Henderson, builder .. William Barker, (do.) 3 John Keith (Town & County Bank) 4 Rev. James Stirling 4 George Walker, advocate 5 Anthony Wigham .. John D. Milne, jun., advocate 6 David Gill (of F. and G.)

5 Thomas Melville, jun., ironmonger . . Miss Ogston 6 Rev. D. Simpson 7 Rev. John Thompson CASTLE STREET,

CARMELITE STREET, From Union -street to Justice-street and Castle-brae. From Green to Trinity-street. 2 A. Laird, merchant tailor

1 John Matthew, merchant 3 Geo, Adam and Co., tailors, &c. 2 Charles Calder, spirit dealer, &c, h. 7 Geo. Wisely, worsted manufacturer 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 187

8 John Duncan, advocate 59 Robert Kemp, grain merchant

.. Geo. Davidson, bookseller 61 Mrs. Colvin, inn and lodgings 10 Alexander M'Donald 62 Mrs. Alexander Bain, hotel

1 Robert Murray, confectioner 12 William Rough, commission agent 13 A. Croal, baker CASTLEBRAE, 14 Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker 16 W. W. M' Hardy, spirit dealer From Castle-street to Castle-lane. 17 Alexander Sutherland, grocer 19 William Cruickshank, grocer 2 Mrs. John Chivas 22 George Black, druggist 4 Anthony Turnbull 23 John L. Hatt 5 David Henderson, fishing tackle

.. J. Gallagher maker

.. Miss Hatt . . George Jaffray 24 William Reid 14 Andrew Kennedy, shoemaker 25 Vaccine Institution 26 Aberdeen Ophthalmic Institution

. . Aberdeen General Dispensary CASTLEHILL, 29 Misses Robertson, teachers 30 John J. Findlay From Castlebrae to Park- lane. 31 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker 33 Alexander Playfair, cabinetmaker 34 Alexander Sim, accountant, Bank of CASTLE LANE, Scotland 35 Bank of Scotland's Branch (Arthur From Castlebrae to Fish-street. Thomson) 36 Alexander Cumming, spirit dealer 3 David Mitchell, blacksmith 38 John Angus, advocate, &c. .. James Cossens, wright 39 George Farquhar, mealseller .. Hugh Fraser, clerk 41 James Roy, shoemaker 4 William Mitchell, wright 42 National Bank of Scotland's Branch .. Mrs. Smith

. . North of Scotland Gazette Office

.. James Fraser, candlemaker

.. William Bennett, printer CATHERINE STREET,

. . Alexander Gordon, advocate

.. Alexander Chivas, advocate, &c. From Causewayend to George-street. 43 John A. Findlay, druggist 43i John Philip, cabinetmaker 1 Samuel Martin, grocer 44 Alexander Davidson, grocer 8 George Inglis, baker 45 Peter Rafferty, merchant 14 John Patersou, shoemaker 46 John Smith, cabinetmaker 28 Alexander Cameron, mason 47 Robert Smollet 36 Alexander Adam, feuar 48 James Daniel and Co., printers 40 Alexander Benton, flesher 59 George Stirling, grocer, &e. 55 James Guthrie, builder 40 Mrs. Hill, lodgings 58 John Beattie, stonecutter

.. William Sellar, confectioner 59 William Jackson, tailor 52 James Berry, watchmaker, &c. 62 R. Fotheringham, manufacturer 53 Aberdeen Banking Company 70 Mrs, Cay 54 George Cornwall, printer .. John Cruickshank

.. William Bain, banker 71 Robert Cruickshank, grocer 55 Hugh Fraser, china merchant 72 Miss Craig, dressmaker 56 R. Barclay, Superintendent of Police .. James Eaton, stonecutter

. . Alexander Meston, advocate 57 Forsyth & Elmslie, chemists, &c. 58 James Collie, advocate CATTO SQUARE,

. . William Robison, advocate

.. Mrs. Singer, lodgings Garvock's- wynd.

. . A. Watson, day patrol

59 and 60 Ferryhill Mill Warehouse 1 and 2 Alexander Williamson, baker ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

4 William Bennet, blacksmith CHAPEL STREET, 5 Andrew Sim, blacksmith 8 Robert Payne, sparmaker • From Union-place to Skene-street. 9 Mrs. Beggrie midwife

.. Andrew Selbie, chainmaker 1 Miss Mitchell

.. George Craig .. Mrs Barron 14 George Fraser 2 Mrs. Brechin, lodgings 5 David Warrack 9 George Stephen, hairdresser 10 Mrs. William Donald CAUSEWATEND, 11 J. Mutch 12 Misses Smith 14 Miss Williamson From Gallowgate to Gowanbrae. .. Miss Donald 18 David Knox, painter 20 John Kay, teacher

1 Alexander Christie, mealseller .. Miss Kay, teacher 3 W. J. Baxter and Co., grocers 21 A. Douglas, grocer 5 David Hendry, slater 25 Mrs. Rust, teacher

6J- George Smith, wright 26 William Ewen, builder 11 Alexander Nicholson, blacksmith 28 William Ogilvie, cabinetmaker

14 James Geddes, shoemaker .. Mrs. Joseph Holmes 15 Robert Davidson, tailor 29 Thomas Baxter, baker 17 John Winton, grocer 31 William Murray, brushmaker

19 George M'Kenzie, grocer. .. George Murray, tinplate worker 24 George Laird, shoemaker 34 William Milne, manufacturer (M. C. 25 G. Cheyne and Co.) 27 Mrs. Roberts, midwife 37 Jane Burgess, provision seller 2S James Greig, grocer 40 Alexander Mann, tailor 31 George Simpson, feuar 41 Mrs. John Jamieson 33 Robert Connon, cart and plough- 42 George Gordon, late merchant wright, h. 42g A. Ledingham, grocer 35 Arthur Sliand, feuar 44 Captain G. Innes 43 George Laird, shoemaker 46 George Patevson, painter 47 James Findlater, plasterer 48 Mrs. Lieut. William Webster 48 Alexander Anderson, cattle dealer 49 Mrs. Milne 50 William Craib (of Knight & Craib) .. George Milne, clerk 52 Mrs. MIntosh, midwife .. Charles Milne, clerk 54 Miss Wilson, teacher 50 Mrs. Robert Finlason, lodgings 56 Rev. Hugh M'Kenzie 51 Mrs. Captain Milne

5b'i J. Duncan, grocer .. Rev. John Mitchell, Holburn Church 57 Davidson Lamb, feuar 52 William Leask, shipmaster .. Alexander Adam, slater .. Thomas Baird, cabinetmaker 58J William Jardine, druggist 54 Mrs. Morrison 62 J. Dawson .. George Baker, mail guard 63 William Bruce, builder 55 Miss Henderson, teacher 65 William Walker, provision dealer .. Mrs. John Argo 67 George Watt, feuar 56 George Ironside, mason 80 John Charles, mealseller 59 Mary Mackie, sick nurse

. . Peter Maitland, feuar 60 F. Cooper, grocer, &c .. William Adam, feuar 65 John Cobban, plasterer 93 John Masson, grocer .. Miss Mitchell, dressmaker 94 George Brechin, provision seller 67 William Coutts, (of C. and G.) 99 William Taylor, grocer 71 Mrs. James Burnett, lodgings

.. William Caie 72 Mrs. Dalrymple 110 William Spark, jun. and Co., tin- .. Mrs. Thomson

smiths .. Miss Thomson 112 William Reith, builder 73 John Black, grocer

.. Alexander Dow, heelmaker 75 Miss Wilson, milliner STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 189

77 Mrs. Innes of Meiklefolla CHAPEL COURT, 79 George Murray, clerk [Co.) .. John Murray (of Farquharson and 1 Justice-street. 84 John Campbell, shoemaker 85 William Moir, tailor Charles M'Gregor, hosier 86 Thomas Connel, cabinetmaker Rev. John Reid

.. Robert Porter, letter carrier Alex. Gordon, quill manufacturer

.. John Elmslie, tape manufacturer 87 William Gibson, plasterer 89 William Smart, assistant inspector CHARLES COURT, of poor 91 Mrs. Mitchell, midwife 40 Upperkirkgate.

.. Miss Smith, lodgings 95 William Robertson, wright Mrs. Duncan, lodgings

.. John Bance, shipmaster Robert Ferguson, silk dyer

. . Mrs. Bance 97 Mrs. Blackhall, lodgings 100 W. Davidson of Kebbaty CHARLES STREET,

. . Mrs. Bruce

1 02 Mrs. William Collie From Broadford to Causewayend. 104 Miss Angus, provision seller 108 William Jaffray, merchant 4 Alexander Chalmers, weaver

114 Mrs. Forrest, midwife .. James T. Bonar, clerk 120 James Kelly, baker 10 Walter Shepherd, feuar 123 George Robertson, mason 11 James Leighton, letter carrier

.. James Brown, day patrol .. George Porter, shoemaker

CHAPEL STREET (LITTLE), CHARLOTTE STREET,

From Chapel-street to Summer-street. From St. Andrew-street to John-street.

3 Mrs. James Greig 1 George M'Combie 4 John Mitchell, builder (of M. and R.) 3 John Gray

.. David Mitchell, P.O. .. Miss M'Donald, staymaker

.. John Cromar .. James M'Kenzie .. Mrs. W. Ross .. William Brand, jeweller

5 Robert Gray, P.O. . . Warrack and Daniel, wrights

.. Robert Fullerton, day-patrol 4 Gordon Ellis, porter dealer

. . W. Murray, traveller (J. D. & Co.) 5 Alexander Marshall, plumber

9 John Clapperton, gardener . . John Joss, provision merchant

1 1 J. Paull, writer 6 Robert Campbell, timber merchant

. . J. Ledingham, bookseller 7 Mrs. M'Combie

.. A. Jamieson, drill-serjeant .. Mrs. Tytler 33 George Thomson, teacher .. Arch. M. Meston, draper CHAPEL LANE, 35 John Fraser, builder 54 James Stephen, ironmonger

From Weigh-honse-square to Shore- .. A. Copland, slater brae. CHRONICLE LANE, CHAPEL COURT, From North-street to Mealmarket-lane. CI Gallowgate. 2 William Tytler, cabinetmaker

Hamilton Franklin, clerk to St. Paul's .. James Gordon, cooper John Winchester, beadle to do. 3 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker Miss Mearns 5 John Duncan, horse shoer 190 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

9 P. Green, horse shoer 61 John Black, wright 13 Mrs. Merchant 63 William Snowie, shipmaster .. William Ross, funeral waiter 65 Miss Benzies 15 Lauchlan Grant, tailor 68 Hogarth and Co., merchants .. D. Hogarth and Co., provision mer- chants CHRONICLE COURT, 69 John M'Neil

.. J. M'Kenzie, superintendent 32 Broad-street and 10 Queen-street.

James Anderson, billiard rooms COLLEGE COURT, Joseph Pedelty 82 Broad- street.

CHURCH STREET, COLLIE'S COURT, From Waterloo-quay to St. Clement- street, 28 Shiprow.

1 George Milne, shipmaster Alexander Collie, slater 3 Thomas Ritchie, shipmaster 5 Duthie Barclay, tailor

.. John Duthie, hairdresser COLLIE'S COURT, 7 John Smart, shipmaster 10 Adam Anderson, bloekmaker 60 Gallowgate.

. . Alexander Riddel, overseer William Milne, late painter

CLARENCE STREET, COMMERCE STREET, From Waterloo-quay to Wellington- street. From Quay to Park-lane.

Alexander Wise, hairdresser CLARK'S COURT, John Cock, provision merchant Thomas A. Kidd, tinsmith 2 Upperkirkgate. Alexander Eddie, baker William Waddel, stoneware mereht. Leslie Clark, A. A. Eddie, baker John Scott, timber merchant Alexander Fraser CLUNES' COURT, Wm. Milne, grocer John Dunn, grocer 65 George-street. W. H. Bruce, shipmaster Robert Martin, shipmaster Infirmary Stables Robert Jamieson, shipmaster Daniel Wallace, shipmaster Miss Simpson, dressmaker COLLEGE STREET, Jonathan Mess, corn merchant Alexander Craig, shipmaster From Windmillbrae to Claylulls. Peter Craig, shipmaster William Smith, blacksmith

1 John Black, wright Robert Buthley, shipmaster 6 Joseph Kiloh, spirit dealer John Sangster, drug-gist 11 Alexander Dunn, grocer Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c. 15 George Edward, grocer John Sangster, druggist

.. Alexander Ross, overseer Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &e. 23 William Davidson, grocer Alexander Rainnie, builder, &c. 30 John Tonach Robert Donald, shipmaster STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 191

59 John Brunton, shipmaster 12 John Walker, plasterer

55 David Wood, carpenter . George Morrison, clerk 57 William Kidd, spirit dealer 13 George Angus of Tillicorthy CI Wm. Dillon, moulder .. John Petrie, writer

.. George Watt, shipmaster 15 Mrs John Morrison .. Wm. Fletcher, shipmaster .. John Morrison, accountant G3 Alexander Pirie, rag merchant .. George Morrison, M D. C5 Robert Mitchell, shoemaker .. C. J. G. Duguid(of J D. & Co.) 67 William Craigmile 16 Wm. Milne (of Marr arid Milne) 97 John Baxter, shipmaster 18 Alexander Forsyth 09 Alexander Falconer, spirit dealer .. George Forsyth 22 James Allan, cook (City of Aberdeen)

.. John Allan, advocate COMMERCE LANE. 23 Rev. James Eraser, of St. Clement's 24 James Ligertwood, grocer

1 Gillanders sexton .. Alexander Longmuir, shipmaster James ; 3 Do. do. 2G Thomas Howling, shipmaster

.. Miss Gillanders . . William Walker 27 William Bennett, printer 28 Benjamin Robertson, shipmaster COMMERCIAL COURT, .. David Bruce, shipmaster 29 George Reid 58 Castle-street. 31 Alexander Buchan, shoemaker 33 James Black (Milne, Cruden, & Co.) James Davidson, shore porter 35 George Topp Wm. Elmslie, druggist 37 William Clark [sion agents William Robison, advocate 38 Charles and John Walker, comuiis- John Stott, tailor 39 James Munro, shipmaster .. James Munro, jun., clerk 40 Peter Buyers, grocer COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 41 James Taylor 42 George Lowry From 107 to 119 Union-street. 43 David M'Donald 44 Rev. John Hannah 45 Johu Finlayson (Herald Office) CONCERT COURT, .. D. Wishart, shipmaster .. Mrs. William Jaffray Between 10 and 12 Broad- street. 46 Alexander Leslie, shipmaster

.. Misses Leslie, milliners Duthie and Forbes, tailors 47 Alexander Clark, shipowner Robert Black, merchant 48 Mrs. Hunter James Davie, music-seller, &c. 49 Alexander Fraser, merchant John Mather, commission agent Mrs. Anderson CONSTITUTION ST. (SOUTH),

CONSTITUTION STREET, 1 Charles Robertson, Ironmonger 3 John Wilson, tailor From Park- street to Links. 7 James Dow, mason .. Francis Fraser

1 John Martin, shipmaster 8 James Wright, stonecutter

.. Alexander Martin, collector of mer- .. John Ross, assist, com. of ordnance chant seamen's fund 3 James Buyers (Aberdeen Rope and Sail Co.) COOPER'S COURT, 6 George Sim, shipmaster 7 John Webster, clerk 26 Netherkirkgate. 9 Alexander Imlay 11 George C. Mackay, clerk Alexander Cooper, cooper 192 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

COOPERSTON BUILDINGS, CRAIBSTONE STREET (EAST).

From Cooperston-place to Toll bar. From Bon-accord-street to Bon-ac- cord-square

2 Mrs. Lyell COOPERSTON PLACE, 3 John Watson, secretary, Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance From Holburn-street to Cooperston- 4 James Dyee, late druggist buildings 5 Mrs. Panton 6 James F. Beattie, land-surveyor 7 John Galen, M.D.

CORRECTION WYND, CRAIGWELL PLACE,

From Green to St. Nicholas-street From Skene-street to Denburn-terrace.

1 William Hutchison, printer, Banner- 1 A. Scott, shoemaker Office 2 John Watt, advocate 4 A. Farquhar, land-surveyor CROMBIE'S COURT,

.. John Ligertwood, advocate

.. Edward Wagstaff, writer 37 Park-street

ft George Leys, druggist 7 and 8 David Alexander, boot and shoemaker CROWN COURT, 9 William Auld, vintner 12 James Ledingham, teacher 36 Upperkirkgate 13 James Duffus, confectioner, h. 14 A. Cummings, merchant James Laing, ironmonger, &c. 15 James Kiloh, tailor John Gray, officer of the West Church 16 Alexander Grant, grocer 17 Alexander Watt, ginger-beer-brewer 19 James Connon, draper CROWN STREET, 22 Mrs. Watson, spirit-dealer From Union-street to Affieck-street

3 Robert Wood, shoemaker COURAGE'S COURT, 7 Miss Keith, dressmaker .. Alexander Keith, painter 2 Weigh-bouse-square. 8 John Sentor, shoemaker 9 George Paterson, painter 10 Miss Scott COWGATE, 12 Alexander Fyfe, shoemaker 13 A. MConochie, English Academy

From Justice-street to Park-street . . Mrs. W. Reid 15 George Glennie, baker

.. James Sherer CRAIBSTONE STREET (WEST), 16 John M'Donald, bookseller 17 George Glennie, baker From Bon-accord-terraee, to Bon- 18 Misses Grant accord-square .. John Crombie, A.M. 19 John Allan, marble-work 2 Mrs. Anderson, (late of Strichen) .. Robert Sangster, flesher 3 Thomas Will, commercial-traveller 21 James Williamson (R, Catto & Co.) 4 Mrs. Alex. Morris 26 Rev. J. C. Brown 6 George Jamieson, jeweller 27 Miss Whitecross, dressmaker 8 Charles Stewart, of Stewart and .. John Mitchell, artist

Chivas . . W. Whitecross, Custom -house-agent )

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 193

28 Alexander Lyell 129 James Forsyth, baker 67 Mrs. Nicolson 130 Captain Ray, R.N. .. Professor William M Gillivra? 132 James Catto, shoemaker, h. 69 Alexander Martin, agent .. Rev. George Douglas 71 John Cook, horse-hirer 134 Mrs. J. Reid 73 James Burgess (J. Black and Co.) 137 Captain W. Clark 75 Misses Wbyte, ladies' school 145 James Garden, advocate 77 Miss Forsyth 147 George Sutherland, silk-mercer 79 Mrs. Captain M'Donald 149 George Yeats, silk-mercer

. . Mrs. Dr. Robertson 151 William Cormack, merchant 81 John Fleming, merchant .. Alexander Cormack. merchant .. Hugh Macswein 152 George Yule, corn-merchant 83 John Barron, watchmaker 153 James Collie, advocate, h.

.. Lambert Barron, advocate 154 George Reith, secretary, Aberdeen 84 John Greig, surgeon, R. N. railway. 85 John Grant 154A J. J. Kennedy, agent 86 Mrs. Ralph Gordon 155 Robert Kemp, grain-merchant

.. Miss Ann Gordon, milliner 157 Peter Morrison, Abdn. Lime Co. 86i James Sherer 169 Mrs. Farquhar .. Mrs. Kemp, lodgings 171 Mrs. Dr. Forbes 87 John Stewart, advocate

. . James Forbes 89 Mrs. Colonel M'Gregor CROWN PLACE, 91 Mrs. Robert Ross 93 Mrs. John S. Gordon 1 W. Allardyce, wine-mercht., &c, h. 95 Rev. James Bryce 2 William Fraser 99 Dr. Thomas Smith 101 Mrs. James Keith 103 John Mather, commission-agent CROWN PLACE (EAST), 104 George Clerihew

. . Francis Clerihew, advocate East from Crown-st.,to Crown-terrace. I0f> Lachlan M Kinnon, jun., advocate 108 Misses Fyfe, boarding school 1 Mrs. Thomson 110 Peter Beveridge, manufacturer Mrs Dawson

.. Robert Beveridge, surgeon F. J. Cochran, advocate 111 Miss Davidson 112 Major J. H. Condell (H.E.I.C.S.) 113 Robert Taylor CROWN COURT,

.. Misses Turner of Turnerhall 115 William Gray, tea-dealer, &c. Between 41 and 43 Union-street 116 James W. Taylor (A. T. and Son.) .. Alexander Taylor, woollen-draper John Avery, printer, Scottish Farmer- 117 John Milne, confectioner office 118 Miss Mortimer George Inglis, wholesale grocer 120 John Jazdowzski, teacher, &c, David Pirie, merchant, &c. 121 Miss M'Lagan Duncan Reid, M D.

.. Mrs. Norrie Mrs. George Reid

.. Miss Garden Alexander Robb, tailor 122 John Bisset, grocer, h. John Gray, agent 123 John Anderson, grocer. &e. David Reid. druggist

] 24 William Bisset (of J. and W. B. Law and Mathieson, furnishing tailors

.. William Shepherd, confectioner 125 Ernest Gray

.. Alex. Duguid, merchant CRUDEN'S COURT,

.. Captain Chivas

.. Mrs Bisset 22 Broad- street. 127 James Forsyth, baker

.. Peter Cleland, artist George Sinclair, clothier, Sic. 128 Rev. A. D. Davidson Souter & Shepherd, wholetale druggists 194 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

John Murray, general agent 24 Misses L. and F. Grant, milliners Miss Bowman, white seamstress .. Alexander Laing (L. and M.) James Strachan, paper ruler 25 Wm. Watson, W.S., Sheriff Substi- Alexander Nicol, turner tute A. Wilson, shoemaker 26 Jas. Warrack, commission-merchant 27 Miss Christie 28 George Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) 29 George Sim, Aberdeen Bank

CRUICKSHANK'S (L.) COURT, . . Miss Morren 30 Mrs. Greace, lodgings 91 Broad-street .. James Brown, clerk .. Mrs. Captain Milne, lodgings Leslie Cruickshank, merchant 31 Jas. Shepherd (Souter and Shepherd) William Hunter, clerk 32 Mrs. Walker 33 George Jamieson, grocer 34 Thomas Duncan, marble-work 35 William Forsyth, druggist CRUICKSHANK'S (C.) COURT, 37 James Allan, cabinetmaker .. David Allan, do. 10 Shiprow. 39 Robert P. Ross 43 G. Skene 44 James Allan and Co., cabinet-manu- facturers CRUICKSHANK'S COURT, 46 Thomas Duncan, stone-cutter .. James Watson, saw-trimmer 46 Shiprow. 52 John Whyte (Simpson and Whyte) .. John Whyte, advocate 54 James Fraser (of J. F. and Co.) DANIEL'S COURT, 55 Peter Mortimer, wood-merchant 57 Rev. Archibald Storie, chaplain, 48 Castle-street Royal Infirmary 58 Miss Margaret Roy, dressmaker 59 Mrs. Melvin, lodgings DAVIDSON'S COURT, 60 George Inglis, wholesale-grocer 62 Alexander Wilson 111 Gallowgate. .. Mrs. James Souter 63 Alexander Pearson, merchant 64 Miss Dingwall Fordyce 65 Mrs. Kirkland

DEE STREET, , . Absalom Poulter, late clothier .. Thomas Poulter, do. From Union-street to Marywell- street. 66 Miss Smith 67 James Torrie, M.D. 3 Thomas Shields, druggist 68 Alex. Brown (Brown and Carr) 4 George Russel, artist 69 David Fairweather, wood-merchant .. William Russel, bookseller 70 Rev. Hugh Hart .. William Russel, confectioner . . James Walker, late coal-broker .. Mrs. Andrew Nicol 72 John Hutcheon, upholsterer 5 William Henderson, painter 73 James Wyllie (of D. Wyllie & Son) 7 Thomas M'Lean, baker 74 Miss Angus of Botriphnie

1 1 Miss Neish, dressmaker .. Mrs. James Taylor 13 Donald Brown, shoemaker 75 Miss Davidson 15 Captain George Munro, staff-officer .. Rev. J. C. Macphail 16 Miss Wilson 76 Miss Seaton 20 Samuel Watt, carter 77 Mrs. Smith of Glenmillan .. George Garden, turnkey 78 Mrs. Job** Skinner 22 Joseph Skea, veterinary-surgeon .. Alex. Glegg (of G. and S.) 23 William Rettie (M. R. and Sons.) DEE LANE. 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 195

DEE PLACE. 55 George Duncan, grocer, &c. 57 Kenneth Gunn

1 James Berry, watchmaker, &c, h. 82 James Wilson, grocer 2 Lieutenant A. Bell 3 George Duncan, agent

. . Miss Fettes DEVANHA PLACE, 4 William Robb, wright

.. John H. Banks, surveyor of taxes Ferryhill 5 George Gray, merchant 6 James Asher, agent 4 George Saunders, merchant .. David Saunders, clerk 5 Douglas Edwards, merchant DEE STREET (LOWER), 6 John Ligertwood, advocate

From Trinity-street to Lower Denburn. DIAMOND STREET,

DENBURN, From Union-street to Silver-street

From Poynernook to Spa-street 9 W. Thomson, traveller (G. C. & Co.)

.. Mrs. Ross, lodgings

2 John Raeburn, plasterer .. Hugh Ross, senior, overseer

3 Alex. Duncan, day-patrol . . Mrs. Reid, lodgings 6 Miss Simpson, dressmaker 11 Alexander Colston, teacher of music

10 John Grant, spirit-dealer .. Mrs. Colston, dressmaker

17 Patrick Courduff, candlemaker 1 3 David Marshall, painter 19 William Tawse, tailor 22 Alex. Rust, wood-merchant 22 Mrs. Peter Mathieson

DIAMOND LANE, DENBURN TERRACE, From Diamond-street to Silver-street. From Union-street-bridge to Skene- terrace. DONALD'S COURT,

1 John Jamieson, clerk 2 W. Paterson, leather-merchant, &c. 20 Schoolhill and 16 Loch-street. 7 J. Bulloch (J. B. and S.)

9 Miss Sutherland, teacher 1 Alex. Speid, late merchant

.. Female School of Industry . William Speid, advocate

. . Miss Allardyee, teacher 2 Mrs. Simpson, straw-bonnet-maker

1 John Ogston, wright 3 John Dunn, teacher

13 Alexander M'Kenzie, currier .. James Kerr, painter

.. David Edward 4 Andrew Wyness, flesher 15 William Murdoch, cabinetmaker 6 Charles Stewart, agent for G. Virtue .. Miss Donald .. C. Dawson, superintendent of Rail-

.. Mrs. William Smith, midwife way Police 17 Mrs. Alexander Watt, lodgings 7 William Moir, grocer

.. Miss Profat, teacher, Trinity School .. Walter Oliphant

DENBURN (UPPER), DONALD'S CLOSE,

William Clark, teacher 14 Schoolhill. 4 Mrs. Wilson, lodgings 5 Mrs. Beattie .. Robert Wilson, grocer DOWNIE'S COURT, .. James Falconer, grocer, &c. 12 Andrew Still 65 Broad -street. R 2 196 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

DRUM'S LANE, Mrs. Middleton Joseph Meston. spirit dealer From 26 Upperkirkgate to Loch-street. George Sim Wm. Cruickshank, grocer 1 Aberdeen Salt Cellar Mrs. Robert Catto 3 James Chesser, officer William Connon .. John Tillery, foreman (F. and G.) James Cromar, grocer 5 William Salmond, letter-carrier James Dalgarno, mealseller 7 Mrs. William Elgin Mrs. G. Masson, dealer in old clothes .. Alexander Troup, tailor Benjamin Andrews, china- merchs.nt 8 William Fraser, surgeon John Levie, shipmaster .. William M'Leish, teacher John Levie, writer 11 Herod Laing P*Iisses Webster .. Miss E. Milne, dressmaker James M'Kiddie 15 Peter Straton, leather-dealer George Anderson, spirit-dealer 17 Thomas Ogilvie, hat-manufacturer Wra. Borthwick, eandlemaker D. M'Farlane, broker Peter Murray DUNCAN'S COURT, and 44 R. Watson, general-merchp.nt ; James Leith, spirit-dealer 45 Castle-street. Alexander Cooper, gardener George Kilpatrick Mrs. Walls, eating-house DUNCAN'S (D.) COURT, John Hopewell, do. Colin M'Leod and Son, manufac- 120 Gallowgate. turers of brass, &c. John M'Intosh, spirit- dealer Porthill Schools Mrs. Robert Bennet, do. Robert Mitchell, do. Walter Campbell DUNCAN'S COURT, Alex. Davidson, china-merchant John Phimester, spirit-dealer 74 Gallowgate. Arthur Farney, spirit- dealer Benjamin Clark, do. Miss Dunein Miss Ailardice EDWARD PLACE,

DUTHIE'S COURT, Porthill.

45 Guestrow. EMSLIE'S COURT, House of Refuge— A. Machray, super- intendent 26 Gallowgate. Miss Youngson. matron James Tytler, porter E WEN'S COURT,

EAST NORTH STREET, 42 Gallowgate.

From King-street to Park-street. Alexander Adamson, tinsmith, h. Henry Kitson ' 1 Mrs. Thorn 6 James Meston, grocer 7 George Brand, spirit-dealer EXCHANGE COURT, 8 William Anderson, North Church- officer Between 35 and 37 Union-street. 10 Robert M'Leod, tinsmith 12 John M - Leod, furniture-dealer Brown and Carr, wholesale clothiers STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 197

Wm. Cook, tailor & clothier J. Abernethy and Co., founders, &c. Mrs. Robert Milne, stay-maker, &c. Robert Abernethy (of J. A. and Co.) John Spark, writer Mrs. Abernethy, sen. Patrick Collie, merchant Thomas Laurie (of J. A. and Co.) Mrs. Walker's lodgings Willock's temperance coffee-house FERRYHILL PLACE,

EXCHEQUER ROW, James Donald, shipmaster Allan M'Keehnie From Castle-street to Shiprow. George Gordon, secretary, Gas Co.

1 Charles Davidson, druggist 2 Aberdeen Tape Company FISH STREET, 4 Alex. Macgilivray, eating-house 7 Alexander Budge, grocer, &c From Summer-lane to Albion-street. 8 Alexander Skinner, shore-porter 10 Joseph Nicol, baker 2 John Crawford, overseer ] 1 William Smart, grooer 3 John Milne, carter 7 Alexander Adam, manager, Aberdeen Salmon Co. EXCHEQUER COURT, 9 G. Adam, cabinetmaker

9 Exchequer-row. FISHER ROW

EXCHEQUER PLACE, From Maltmill-bridge to Green.

Weigh- house -square. 11 William Fraser, spirit dealer 17 George Scorgie, grocer, &c. Mrs. John Smith 18 George Anderson, vintner

. . Mrs. Paterson, vintner 19 George Knowles, flesher FARQUHAR'S COURT, .. James Morison, superintendent of markets 17 Uppsrkirkgate.

George Weir, tailor FLOURMILL BRAE, Mrs. Pirie, lodgings From St. Nicholas-street to Barnett's- close. FERGUSON'S (J.) COURT, 2 Alexander Sandieson, artificial limb 108 Gallowgate. manufacturer 7 A. Anderson, blacksmith Mrs. John Ferguson 8 James Mowat, tailor, &c. Eliezer Melville (of T. M. and Sons)

FLOURMILL LANE, FARRIER LANE.- From Netherkirkgate to Flourmill-brae. 4 Pater Forrest, horse-shoer 2 W. Anderson, blacksmith 5 John Smith, carver FERRYHILL,

Near Devanha Brewery. FOOTDEE,

James Abernethy (of J. A. and Co.) From Canal-basin to New Pier. R 3 )

198 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

IORBES STREET. GALLOWGATE,

From Skene-square to Stocket-road. From Broad-street to Causewayend, Mounthooly.

1 William Greig, grocer 2 A. Gillies {of Aberdeen Herald) 1 Geo. Henry, merchant (H. G. & Co. .. W. Masson (A. Carr and Co.) 2 Mrs. Fullerton 7 John Gow, clothier 3 John Sutherland, bookseller

.. Alexander Forbes, brewer 4 and 5 John Ray, tinsmith

. . A. Paul, funeral waiter 7 James Seaton, spirit dealer 8 John Grant, builder 8 James Home, sheriff- officer 9 George Davidson, night watchman .. James Kerr, hairdresser 10 William Duncan, mason 10 John Pyot, furniture dealer 12 Andrew Hutcheon, heddlemaker 12 William Morrison, umbrella maker 14 William Anderson (H. G. & Co.) .. Hugh Gordon and Co., iron merchts. 16 Miss Clark, ladies' school FORBES COURT, 17 Alexander Adamson, tinsmith 18 Alexander M'Kay, bootmaker, &c. 78 Green. 19 John Christie, M.D. 20 Thomas Clyne, tea dealer 21 John Milne, wholesale confectioner FREDERICK STREET, 22 and 24 Wm. Clyne and Sons, shoe manufacturers, &c. From King-street to Park-street. 23 George Grant, furniture dealer 25 John M'Laren, commission mercht. 3 William Begg, baker 27 Aberdeen Equitable Loan Company, 4 Mrs. Professor Paul F. Montgomery

.. Mrs. William Thorn 28 John Torry, spirit dealer 7 Aberdeen Coach Manufacturing Co. 29 James Craigen, furniture dealer

.. George Emsly, coachmaker 30 James Inglis, baker 12 Alexander Strachan, accountant 31 Aberdeen Salmon Co.'s Office

.. Misses Roberts, dressmakers .. Alexander Jopp, advocate 20 Hunter and Pirie, blacksmiths .. Alexander Abercrombie

23 William Davidson, tailor . Mrs. Andrew Jopp

2-1 William Beveridge, excise officer 32 James Inglis, baker 36 Mrs. Mackie, spirit dealer . . W. Niddrie, artist 40 Alexander Durno, printer . . Robert Grant, clock-dial manufact.

.. Lieut. John Leith 46 John Scott, chimney sweep 25 Wm. Smith, inspector of buildings 47 James Crombie, grocer

.. William Cumming, slater 48 James Finlay, grocer 27 William Adam, town sergeant 49 Mrs. Cordiner 29 James Ritchie, clerk 51 Donald Stewart, grocer

.. M. Mowat, shipmaster 55 Miss Moir - 31 John Thomson 56 Girls Hospital

.. Alexander Davidson, grocer, h. .. Miss Mavor, teacher 35 Mrs. Taylor, lodgings .. Poor Rates Office, J. Kiddel, collect. 38 James Foote. shoemaker 58 David Knox, ironmonger

41 Alex. Paterson, mill -overseer . . Alexander Walker, do. 46 Alexander Coutts, wright 59 David Wishart, furniture dealer 47 Thomas Menzies, printer 61 Mrs. Knight 62 Alexander Foote, spirit dealer . . Andrew Castle, overseer 49 John G. Turnbull, printer 63 William Lindsay, bookseller 64 John Elrick, mason 67 James Masson, grocer 69 George WalKer, spirit dealer FROGHALL LANE, Old Aberdeen. 70J; Robert Weir, spirit merchant 72 James Watson, broker From Spittal to Canalside. 73 George Cormack, furniture dealer 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 199

74 James Watson, blacksmith John Rose, stabler 75 David Bannerman, town's drummer William Ross, grocer .. Thomas Robertson, cabinetmaker Samuel Willans, stoneware- niercht. .. John Johnson, blacksmith Charles M'Donald, spirit-dealer .. David Wishart, furniture dealer Peter Grant, surgeon 78 James Baxter, broker John Maver, slater 77 Mrs. M'Intosh, spirit dealer John Thomson, broker 79 Miss Gray James Courage, cooper 83 George M'Kenzie, baker John Hutton, grocer 85 James Clyne (of W. Clyne and Son) Mrs. Ross, draper 89 Mrs. Davidson, provision merchant Alexander Fraser, grocer, &c. 91 William Henderson, builder Mrs. John Shepherd, lodgings .. Miss Hall James Shepherd, clerk 92 Georg-e Hendrie, flesher William Shepherd, draper 93 George Smart, provision shop Mrs. Henderson, register-office 94 William Watt, grocer Alexander Fraser, grocer 95 Mrs. Middleton, wool-merchant William Salter, flesher .. Miss Middleton, dressmaker George Wilson, tailor 97 William Duff and Co., grocers William Emslieand Son, merchants 100 Andrew Rollo, spirit-dealer Ewen M'Donald, grocer 101 John Beattie, mealseller Robert Cruickshank, grocer 101 James Winlaw, grocer, &c. Mrs. Bonnyman, cook-shop .. James Winlaw, jun., ship & insur- James Anderson, grocer ance-broker, &c. Mrs. George Meffet, haberdasher 106 T. Melville and Sons, iron-merchts. William Benzie, grocer .. Thomas Melville, (T. M. and Sons) George Robertson, ironmonger 107 William Paterson, pattern-maker James Thomson, clock-repairer .. Alexander Watson, spirit-dealer Mrs. Robertson, provision-agent 108 T. Melville & Sons, iron-merchants Robert Walker, hairdresser 108j E. Melville of T. M. and Sons Mrs. Barclay, provision-shop 109 Alexander Watson, spirit-dealer Mrs. Coutts 110 Alexander Davidson, grocer John Coutts, advocate 111 Miss Lesslie, lodgings Mrs, A. Coutts, cutler 112 John Davidson, grocer Miss Gill 116 Alexander Robbie, slater William Duncan, flesher 121 Daniel Murray, flesher Whinton Routledge and Son, rope- 124 James Vessie, bookseller manufacturers 132 Friends' Meeting House Miss Routledge 134 and 136 William Paterson, whole- sale druggist 137 Arthur Hunter, mealseller GAELIC LANE, 139 John M'Robbie 143 John Alexander, grocer From Belmont-street to Back-wynd. 144 Wm. Alexander, jun., surgeon, &c. 145 John Alexander, grocer 5 Donald Gordon, funeral-waiter 149 Henry Clark, grocer g Miss Simpson, Registrar of Servants 150 James Ellethorn, surgeon 9 Mrs. George Lamont, teacher 151 Mrs. Smith provision-seller 10 James Fraser, letter-carrier

153 Alex. Taylor, stcneware-dealer, &c. 1 John Fraser, tailor 155 Anderson Sandieson, grocer

.. Robert Mitchell, lock and hinge- maker GALEN'S COURT, .. James Vessie, bookseller 157 John Brodie. grocer 21 Guestrow. 158 James Jaffray, painter 159 William Stewart, hosier 162 W. Anderson, hairdresser GARDENER'S LANE, 164 A. Davidson, wright 165 William Yule, grocer From Justice- street to East-North-st. 200 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

GARVOCK STREET, 38 James Laing, skinner 40 John Ross, ironmonger From Canal-basin to Garvock-wynd. 42 Mat. March, German clockmaker 43 Robert Robertson, shoemaker 6 Alexander Levie, shipmaster 44 David Cochrane, tea-dealer .. James Robertson, teacher 46 J. Sherar, manufacturer of tinplate

. . Alexander Smith, shipmaster 47 Mrs. Elmsly, provision-shop 7 James Allan, do. 49 John Clark, spirit-dealer .. Mrs, Webster's lodgings 49J John Watt, leather-dealer, &c.

. . Alexander Gray, shipmaster 50 J. Sherar, naptha merchant .. James Ross, writer 52 David Fraser, merchant 8 James Tulloch, grocer 54 Mrs. T. Sellar, merchant 10 Miss Riddoch (Girls' School) 55 Alexander Wallace, grocer, &c. .. George Spark, grocer, &c. 56 Robert Walker, grocer

.. John Christie, grocer, &c. 58 C. M'Intosh, spirit-dealer GARVOCK'S WYND, 60 Charles Wilson, flesher 62 Gordon Stewart, shoemaker From Garvock-street to the Links. 64 Miss Tastard 66 Kenneth Munro, baker Robert Maitland, shipowner 67 John Croll, baker 69 Francis Beattie, blacksmith 71 Alex. Brown, shoemaker GAS STREET, 72 A. Cushnie, mealseller 73 James Edward From Trinity-street to Poynernook. .. Peter Gordon, day-patrol 75 and 81 Thomas Skea, horse-shoer 76 D. L. Shirres and Co., wholesale- GEDDES' COURT, warehouse 78 William Wood, shoemaker 17 Prince -Regent-street. 79 John Riddel, spirit-dealer 83 Roger Lindsay, mealseller

.. William Knox, mealseller GEORGE STREET, .. Mrs. Kenneth Munro 81 Aberdeen Horse Repository, P. El- From St. Nicholas-street to Broadford. der and Co. .. William Brebner

1 George M. Mitchell 82 Roger Lindsay, mealseller 5 J. and W. Runcy, tinsmiths 86 Mrs. Walter Walker 7 Archibald Courage, bookseller .. James Cruickshank 9 Mrs. M'Culloch, lodgings 88 A. Tait, grocer 11 J. Sharp, musical-instrument tuner 90 John Taggart, stabler

13 James Arkle's provision-store . . J. Taggart, teller, Bank of Scotland 14 Aberdeen Provision Warehouse 91 Mrs. John Buchan 16 and 18 George Melvin, shoemaker 92 John Van Stavern 17 John Hamilton, cutler 93 John Baxter, turner, &c. 19 Mrs. Reid 94 John Robbie, grocer 22 Thos. Craig, tobacco-manufacturer 99 James Hendry, mail-gig driver

23 Miss J. Moir, bonnet-maker . . George Mackie, shoemaker

24 J. and J. Fowler, of Cluny- warehouse . . John Middleton, cabinetmaker .. Mrs Mackie, muslin-printing 103 Mrs. Massie, lodgings

26 John M'Gregor, dyer . . G. Innes, plasterer

28 Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings .. Alex. Dauney, land-surveyor

.. Miss M'Donald, dressmaker .. Misses Sutherland, dressmaker 30 John Henderson, druggist 104 James Forsyth, wire-worker 34 Miss Troup, dressmaker 105 Donald Christie, draper 36 Win, Brown, fishing-tackle-maker 106 Miss Gordon, dressmaker 37 John Bannerman, silk-dyer 107 Mrs. Waddle 37i George Morrison, brush-maker 108 Mrs. Berry, dealer in fruit, &c. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 201

HO John Gow, draper 187 George Troup, druggist 112 William Masson, grocer 188 James W. Davidson, currier 114 John Coutts, grocer .. Mrs. Cheyne 116 Miss Pittendrich, lodgings 190 Mrs. Peter Donaldson

. . Mrs. Hay, lodgings .. William Duffus, vintner .. Robert Robertson, late druggist 191 George Mearns, grocer 1 17 Miss Machray 192 James Thomson, clothier 118 A. Milne, draper 196 J. Cruiekshank, inspector of Police 120. Mrs. Hogg 200 Mrs. Gordon, milliner 121 John Cooper, hairdresser 202 Mrs. Ross, confectioner 122 Robert Robertson, provision-shop 206 James Ross, clothier 123 George Presley, coach-guard 208 Tallis and Co., London Publication

. . John Paterson Warehouse .. Mrs. Cooper, midwife 214 and 216 Robert Stevens, grocer .. Robert Davidson 218 Broadford Bread and Flour Co. .. James Forsyth, wire- worker 220 Miss Shaw, dressmaker 124 Miss Pirie, lodgings .. Alexander Fyffe, writer 125 J. Black, grocer 228 Thomas Ritchie, druggist 127 Robert Campbell, timber-merchant 230 Misses Farquhar, milliners, &c. 128 James Lucas, contractor 232 Ebenezer Bain, wright 130 George Brantingham, grocer . . James M'Pherson, combmaker 134 George Tough, haberdasher 234 Andrew Still, grocer 136 John Tytler (Hogarth and Co.) 235 David Troup, grocer, &c. .. Mrs. William Smith, lodgings 237 William Harper, shoemaker 138 Robert Marr Erskine, druggist .. Receiving Post-Office 140 W. Flett 239 William Harper, shoemaker 141 Wyld's eating-house 243 James Spence, builder 142 William Flett, baker 244 John M'Gillivray, hairdresser 143 Mrs. Huddleston 245 Alexander Ramie, haberdasher 145 Robert Mustard, tailor, &c. 247 John Irvine, piano-forte-tuner

146 T. Ewen, advocate .. John Ross, ironmonger 148j John Coutts, grocer, h. 248 Mrs. Dawson, provision-seller .. James Thomson, traveller 249 William Kerr, shoemaker 149 William Mackay, millwright 251 John Henderson, feuar 150 William Beattie, painter 253 Alex. M'Kay, provision-shop 151 George Deuchar, grocer 254 Robert Mackie, grocer 152 Andrew G. Murray, clerk 255 George Maitland, bookseller 153 Francis Muil, baker 256 W. Den, overseer 154 Robert Angus, clothier 257 Miss Russell of Eathen 155 Francis Muil, baker 258 Mrs. Paterson, provision-shop 156 Robert Angus, clothier 259 Mrs. Knox .. David Logan, piano-forte-tuner 261 William Matthews, jun., merchant 159 William Anderson, stationer .. William Matthews, senior .. James Low, tailor 263 John Leslie, cotton-manufacturer 160 John Marshall, merchant 264 William Gellan, clerk 161 John Tait, haberdasher .. Miss Cumming 165 James Gellespie, grocer, &c. 265 Alex. Forbes (of Forbes and Sons) 166 Arthur Donaldson, flesher .. James Forbes, do. 169 James Moncur 266 George Presley, clerk 170 James M'Robbie, flesher 267 Miss Chree 172 J. and J. Watt, ropemakers .. J. and S. Maebeath 174 John Fyfe, provision-shop 268 William Routledge (W. R. and Son) 177 Charles Cockerill, hairdresser 270 William Hatt, grocer 178 John Neilson, baker 273 Mrs. Murray, provision-shop 179 Reid's tavern 277 John Galloway, weaver 1 80 J. Sheach, baker 279 Rev. Charles Gray 182 David Fair weather 281 Alex. Paterson, provision-seller 184 Alex. Donaldson, clerk 283 John Dundas, grocer 187 Robert Leys, grocer 288 William Gray, agent 202 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

290 Mrs. Robert Gordon 20 Rev. Samuel A. Walker 292 Wm. Gray, spirit-dealer 21 Rev. James Forsyth, D.D. 294 J. C. Marshall 298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer GORDON'S COURT,

GERRARD STREET, - 22 Gordon-street.

From Gallowgate to George-street 2 William Allan, cabinetmaker

.. Donald Reid, teacher of music, &c. 2 George Robertson, ironmonger 8 Alex. Maitland, grocer 20 "William Adam GORDON'S COURT, 22 James Robb (A, H. and Sons)

.. Mrs. Robb 4 Schoolhill. 24 Geo. Allan, stabler 30 Alexander Henderson Mrs. Harrow, midwife 56 Rev. Alexander Thomson 60 Peter Copland, slater 62 Wm. Stracban, sawyer GORDON'S COURT, 64 Wm. Wishart, mason 43 Virginia -street GILCOMSTON, GORDON'S COURT, From Woolmanhill and Spa-street to Short Loanings. 88 Broad-street.

GILCOMSTON STEPS, GORDON STREET,

From Spa-street to Skene-square. From Langstane-place.

1 Mrs. John Thom GOLDEN SQUARE, 3 James Hay, minibus-proprietor 8 George Mess, wright From North to South Silver-street 19 William King, wright 20 Mrs. Stephen, midwife

1 The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner 21 James Henderson, grocer 2 Misses Young 38 Mrs. Gammie 3 Mrs. Johnston, sen. 42 Arthur Fraser, merchant

.. Robert Johnston, merchant 50 Miss Gordon, dressmaker 4 David Kerr, M.D. 5 George Thomson, jun., insurance broker 6 Miss Hannah Carnegie 7 William Laing, M.D. From Windmillbrae to Fisher-row. 8 William Leslie, architect 9 Miss Gordon of Pitlurg 10 John Milne, messenger, Aberdeen 10 William Leslie, surgeon Town and County Bank 11 Donaldson Rose, shipowner, &c. 37 Robert Collie, fancy-warehouse, &c. 12 Wm. Skinner, advocate 39 William Gray, tea-dealer, &c.

] 3 Fran. Gordon of Kincardine, advocate 41 Robert Stephen and Son, merchants 14 Rev. James Foote, D.D. 43 John Webster, baker 15 Frederick Holland, manufacturer 44 William Allan, druggist 17 Thomas Meston, teacher 45 John Fearnside, druggist 18 Francis H. Nieol 46 Joseph Coffton, spirit-dealer 19 Rev. R. J. Brown, D.D., Professor 47 Mrs. Alexander Harper of Greek, Marischal College 49 Donald Davidson, manufacturer STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 203

50 Charles Calder, spirit-merchant HADDEN STREET, 52 James Shepherd, cabinetmaker 53 John Stephen, brass-finisher From Market-street to Fisher-row. .. Miss Stephen

.. John Webster, baker 1 James Hay, spirit-dealer 55 James Collie, hairdresser .. James Stewart, flesher 57 Ernst Donald, pork-curer .. Charles Gordon, cooper, &c. 59 Alex. Dalgety, provision-merchant 61 George Barclay, grocer HANOVER LANE, 64 George M'Donald, grocer 66 David Robb, (of D. and Co.) From Albion-street, to Fish-street, 70 John Murray, cabinetmaker 71 Wm. Davidson, stoneware-merchant 72 Alex. Todd, basket-maker 73 George Ross, turner HANOVER STREET, 76 Robert Buchan, baker 79 William Horn, cabinetmaker From Heading-hill to Albion-street.

. . Nathaniel Rae 83 Lewis Tawse 4 Miss Gossip, dressmaker 88 Mrs. William Carnie 6 John Ross, candlemaker

09 Miss Ann Allan, spirit-dealer . . Alexander Walker, engineer

93 George M'Kay, slater . . Robert Elrick, millwright 98 John Stuart, stoneware-merchant .. John Mann, shipmaster 104 George Fraser, grocer 8 Robert Milne, shipmaster 9 and 10 Mrs. George Ross, grocer

GUESTROW, HARDGATE,

From Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate. From Newbridge to Mile-end.

1 John Keith, tailor HARPER'S COURT, 2 William Spark, teacher of music 5 Mrs. Mearns, midwife 76 North-street. 8 Miss Alexander

. . James Mitchell, tailor 9 William Catto, corkcutter .. Mrs. Walker, register-office HARRIET STREET, 14 Mrs. Robertson, New Inn and lodg ings From Schoolhill to Loch-street.

. . Alexander Cook, coach-guard

15 Charles Winchester 1 A. M'Donald, vintner

16 Mrs. Simpson, lodgings .. John Walker, post-horse-master 17 Aberdeen Savings' Bank 5 Peter Reid, stabler 26 Alexander M'Donald, vintner 11 Mrs. Milne, stabler 27 Robert Fleming, vintner 13 John Begg, stabler 32 Edward Affleck, spirit-dealer 23 John Grant, stabler 34 Alexander Paterson, spirit-dealer 29 Thomas M'Farlane, reedmaker 36 David Mollison, grocer .. Samuel Cameron 41 Charles Mitchell, spirit-dealer 31 Misses Taylor, dressmakers

44 George Stewart, broker . . William Stewart, engineer 51 James Anderson, do. .. Robert Simmie 63 John Farquhar (of F. and G.) 33 George Mackie, shoemaker

.. Mrs. Smith, spirit-dealer 36 Mrs. Strachan, stabler 66 Jane Bowie, cook-shop, &c. 41 Mrs. Mackie, midwife 67 Samuel Orr, spirit-dealer 44 George Brebner, horse-hirer

79 Mrs. Reid, lodgings .. Robert Stobbie, coachbuilder 204 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

HEADING-HILL, 13 Mrs Scott .. Thomas B. Gibbon, grocer From Park-lane to Hanover-street. 17 Mrs. William Kenn .. Alexander Gray 19 Miss Middleton, dressmaker HENDERSON'S (A) COURT, .. David Walker, hairdresser, &c. 21 John Webster, builder 123 Gallowgate. 25 John Mearns, clerk .. Mrs. King, lodgings 31 Andw. Bowman (of Bowman & Co.) HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, .. Bowman and Co., plasterers .. Alex. Buyers, shipmaster (Fancy) 161 Gallowgate. 35 Miss Chalmers, lodgings .. Mrs. Hutcheon, lodgings

.. Mrs. Russell HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT, 40 Mrs. David Duncan 41 Miss Warren, dressmaker 91 Gallowgate. .. D. M'Kay, city missionary .. Mrs. Warren, lodgings Miss Hall .. Mrs. Cook, lodgings Mrs. Johnston's lodgings 42 John Paterson, shipmaster .. Miss Smith, dressmaker 55 William Gerrard, cabinetmaker HENDERSON'S COURT, 57 Mrs. Mathieson 59 James Grade, builder 129 Gallowgate. .. John H. Stephen, engraver 61 Mrs. Lowrie, lodgings 63 Alexander Hunter, mealseller HENDERSON'S COURT,

46 Broad-street. HUTCHEON STREET,

William Jackson, shoemaker From Causewayend to Skene-square. William Rollo, keeper of dead-house Mrs. Tochette, midwife George M'Kenzie, grocer Mrs. Spence, dressmaker James Tait, day patrol HOLBURN STREET, William Largue, grocer John Inglis, shoemaker From Wellington -place to Holburn- J. Booth, mason place. George Mercer, wright William Mitchell, clerk, P.O. John Ford, circulating library HOLBURN PLACE, John Cowie, mason Charles Steuart, shipmaster To South Mile-end. William Jackson, tailor James Melvin, wright Stewart, Rowell, and Co., cor HUNTLY STREET, manufacturers James Murray, clerk From Union- street to Summer-street. Alexander Brown, bootmaker Charles Niddry, feuar engraver 5 Mrs. James Troup James Stevenson,

.. Alex. Grant, clerk Mrs. Stevenson Croll, baker .. Alexander Boyd, clerk John Croll, provision seller .. Mrs. Alexander Calder, lodgings John Gordon, carter .. James Saint, jun., mercer John manufacturer 7 Mrs. William Robertson Wm. Kelman, rope 11 William Duncan, merchant John Booth, mason STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 205

72 James Robertson, cooper IRONMONGER'S COURT, 73 James Wilson, overseer 74 Thomas Riddel, accountant 14 Upperkirkgate. 81 Mrs. Robert Balfour, lodgings

.. Robert Macaldowie, clerk Robert Mortimer, ironmonger 83 Alexander Mennie, merchant

.. Miss Boyd 89 J. Balfour, overseer (Richards and JAMES STREET,

.. George Stewart, merchant [Co.) 90 J. P. Wragg From Quay to Virginia-street. 100 Alex. Murray, cattle dealer, &c.

1 Gilbert Walker, commission mercht. 5 John M'Lacblan, shipowner HOXTER ROW, 7 James Forbes, spirit dealer 16 David Mollison, porter dealer, &c.

From Broad street to Castle- street. . . David Benzie, shipmaster 17 George Leith. spirit dealer

1 Watch-house 23 Alex. Nicol, lime meter 3 David Melvin, hairdresser 24 Miss Thomson, teacher 5 William M'Leod, tailor 31 Alexander, Easton, blacksmith 6 George Petrie. engraver 42 George Scott, shoemaker 7 Mrs. Ronald, Lemon Tree Tavern

.. John Stewart, mail-guard .. William dimming, tailor, &c. JAMIESON'S COURT, 8 James Cassie, merchant 9 A. and J. Cadenhead, advocates, &c. 5 Upperkirkgate.

.. James Frater, clerk 10 James Fraser, tailor Mrs. James Bisset, lodgings \0h W. Paterson, advocate Mrs, Scott, lodgings .. Rising Sun Tavern John Paterson, lodgings 12 Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms

.. James Simpson, criminal officer 13 Alexander Yule JAMIESON'S COURT,

.. George Donaldson, builder 15 Donald Stewart, boot and shoemaker 38 Shiprow. 16 John Elmslie, coppersmith

.. William Ewing, tailor .. Robert W. Hunter, musician JOHN STREET, 17 George Walker, town-house keeper

. . Robert Fletcher, accountant From Woolmanhill to Loch-street.

.. City Tax Office

.. Commutation Road Trustees, James 1 George Black, grocer Simpson 2 John M'Kenzie, spirit dealer

.. Mrs. Duncan 4 Robert Henderson, plasterer 18 George M'Leod, spirit dealer 7 William Cadenhead 8 Samuel M'Lean, bookseller

.. Mrs. Thomson's seminary INNES STREET, 9 John Palmer, manufacturer 10 David Wilson, silk dyer From Gallowgate to Loch-street. 11 George Pirie, jun., horse-hirer, &c. 14 W. Garden, haircloth manufacturer

6 Mrs. Peter Reid, draper .. James Garden, plasterer .. Peter Grant, surgeon .. W. Garden (G. and P.; 20 Dye Works 18 William Thomson 24 James Coutts, builder 30 J. Gerrard, blacksmith INGLIS COURT, 46 Robert Henderson, lock manufac- turer, &c. 30 Gallowgate. 49 Robert Campbell, timber merchant, h 206 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

50 Francis Muil, baker JUSTICE STREET, 51 Adam Currie, currier

. . Mrs. Currie, midwife From Castle-street to Park-street. 53 Mrs. Grange

55 W. Morrison, coach guard 1 Miss M'Gregor, hosier 56 James Fenton, bookbinder 2 John Airth, shoemaker 58 William Murray, builder 5 Charles M'Gregor, hosier 62 Mrs. Lothian, provision seller 10 John Mowat, cabinetmaker 64 James Smith, bookseller 15 Robert Davidson 66 Mrs. M'Lennan, dressmaker 17 A. M ; Lay, spirit dealer 75 Alexander Dunbar, overseer 19 Robert Mason, cabinetmaker 88 George Coutts, wright 22 Mrs. Anderson, dealer in old clothes 90 Miss Troup, milliner 23 John Black, shoemaker 92 Charles Provest. turner 25 Geo. B. Bothwell, candle manufac-

. . Warrack and Daniel, wrights turer 98 David Cadenhead, shoemaker 26 John Booth, shipmaster

100 Alexander Mackie, grocer and spirit .. John Paterson dealer. 29 Mrs. Maurice 103 John Craib, spirit dealer 30 Charles Fraser, spirit dealer 112 William Pittendrigh, builder 31 Mark Pearson, broker .. William M'Kay, millwright 32 Wm. Hurry and Sons, nail manufac- turers

JOPP'S COURT, JUSTICE LANE, 31, Gallowgate. From Justice-street to East North-st. Jopp and Shand, advocates

Mrs. Andrew Jopp 1 Mrs. Captain Skene A. Abercrombie Alexander Paull, writer William Moir, writer K.IDD LANE, Mrs. Geddes' lodgings From Chapel-street to Summer-street.

JOPP'S COURT, 3 Miss Gilchrist, teacher

.. Dr. Ogilvie, Gordon's Hospital 40 Broad-street and 11 Queen-street. 12 James Buyers & Co., builders .. James Buyers (J. B. & Co.)

George Maitland, book agent .. John Buyers (J. B. & Co.)

George Scorgie, porter .. Miss Buyers, dressmaker George Silver, smoke doctor 19 John Alexander, shipmaster

James Smith, carver and gilder .. Misses Knowles, dressmakers James Robb, general agent 22 James Cooper, late hatter Alexander Smith, bookseller .. John Melvin, coachbuilder

JOPP'S LANE, KING STREET,

From St. Andrew-street to John-street. From Castle -street to Love- lane

4 James Adam, stonecutter 1 George Davidson, bookseller

.. George Brewster, do. 2 John Smith, grocer .. Mrs. Harper, teacher 3 Wm. Chalmers (Northern Assur- 5 Mrs. Smith ance Co.) 6 Wm. Smith, upholsterer 5 James Moir & Co., clothiers, &e. 7 Mrs. Ogilvie, sick nurse 7 Robert G rigor, agent, Com. Bank 17 John Ewen, furniture dealer .. Grigor and Reid, advocates

. . J. Nelson, baker 8 William Clark, general-agent STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 207

9 Commercial Bank of Scotland 93 James Riddel, cabinetmaker Branch, R. Grigor 94 David Roberts, saddler 10 William Clark, general agent, &c. 95 R. Munro, artist .. George Grant advocate .. W. Gordon, commercial traveller 11 James Will, M.D. 101 Alexander Gray, coachbuilder 12 John Fleming, advocate 102 Thomas Skene, merchant 13 Stewart and Chivas, grocers to her 103 Alexander Gray, coachbuilder Majesty 106 James Smith, upholsterer 14 Robert Catto & Co grocers, , &c. 107 American Vice-consul, Andw. Reid 15 Colin A. Philip, advocate .. Andrew Reid, merchant, &c. .. John B. Milne (of W. M. and S ) 108 William Humphrey of Cuttlehill 17 Jas. Chivas (of Stewart and Chivas) 112 Permit Office 18 David Fiddes, M.D. 114 Neil Smith, jun., merchant .. Edward Fiddes, teller . . Andrew Reid, merchant, &c. 20 Alexander Stronach, advocate 116 Inland Revenue (late Excise) office .. Stronach and Grainger, do., &c. J 18 Ludovic Sandison, turner, &c. 22 Thomas Best (B. Linen Co.'s Bank) 120 James Walker, late seedsman 23 James Black & Co. 122 James Ligertwood, grocer 27 Sheriff-clerk's office 124 George Christie, grocer .. John G. Leslie, sheriff-clerk depute . . Alexander Fraser, advocate .. Alex. Gordon, advocate, &c. 125 Fire Engine Station .. Commissary Clerk's office 12G Mrs. Monro (late of Huntly) .. James Daniel, Record office .. John E. Greig .. John Dunn, advocate, &c. . . John Greig, cabinetmaker 30 David Dunn (D. D. & Co.) 127 Mrs. William Whyte 32 D. Dunn & Co., wholesale grocers 129 John Greig, cabinetmaker 36 Mrs. Robert Warrack 131 Andrew Anderson (of A. and J. 40 Alex. Smith, Commission merchant Anderson) .. Aberdeen Medical and Chirurgical .. W. Talbot, shipmaster Hall 133 Wm. Ogilvie, rope manufacturer 42 Alex. Webster, advocate (A. & J. W.) 135 J. H. Wilson, North of Scot, Gazette .. Alex. Webster, jun., do. 136 William Gray, advocate .. and J. Webster, advocates A 137 James Montgomery, spirit dealer 46 William Yeats, advocate 142 John Smith, architect 48 Yeats and Whyte, advocates .. John and Wm. Smith, architects 50 Robert Ledingbam, advocate 150 John Duncan, manufacturer 52 Ledingham and Walker, advocates 158 Rev. John Murray 67 Wm. Shirres & Co., clothiers 159 John Anderson, collector of inland 71 Wm. Shirres (W. S. & Co.) revenue 72 A. Sutherland's lodgings 183 David M'Donald, manager 73 Mrs. Connon, grocer, &c. 185 George Elmslie 75 Alexander Torrie, advocate 199 Andrew Nisbet, soapmaker 76 James Sim, manufacturing chemist, 210 Mrs. Milne &c. 212 William James, brewer 79 Mrs. Connon, grocer 80 James Sim, manufacturing chemist 81 William Birnie, painter, &e. KING STREET PLACE, 82 John Rae, merchant 83 George Rennie, shipmaster From King-street to West North-street 84 Yeats and Flockhart, advocates .. John Davidson, writer 85 William Henderson, gunmaker KINGSLAND PLACE, 86 Joseph Reid, shoemaker 87 James Joseph Buist, druggist From Barkmill-burn to Hutcheon-st„ 88 John Catto, Son, & Co., merchants west side of Broadford 90 William Catto, merchant 91 J. and J. Manuel, lemonade manu- 1 George Skakle, clerk facturers .. James Smith (Gill and Smith) .. Miss Hutton, lodgings 2 John Kidd, teacher s 2 1

208 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

3 James Stratton, fishing-tackle maker 2 David Fraser, letter-carrier

.. Thomas Clunes, plumber .. Emslie Whitecross, lodgings

.. Wm. Melville (of T. M. & Sons) . . Misses Stewart, teachers

. . John Lunan, bookseller 3 Mrs. "Wm. Reid

... Geo. Elmslie (of W. E. & Son) .. Mrs. Cameron, midwife

. . Miss Reid, teacher 5 John Stewart, dealer in porter LAMOND'S COURT, 7 Aberdeen Eye and Ear Institution, G. Rainy, surgeon 49 Upperkirkgate. 10 Neil M'Kay, Littlejohn-street tavern

1 Thomas Clyne, tea-dealer, &c.

John Kelly, merchant . . Mrs. Alexander Clyne 13 Inspector of Weights for Town and County, John Blaikie LANGSTANE PLACE, 17 Miss Allan, guffering, &c.

1 9 James Farquhar, clerk From Dee-street to Bon-accord-street. 37 Mrs. Roderick Paterson

1 William Smart .. Mrs. Knowles LOBBAN'S COURT, 2 John Fimister, surveyor of taxes 4 Anthony A. Smith, veterinary sur- 29, Castle-street. geon 8 Joseph Black, tailor, &c. 5 Wm. Cruicksharik .. Mrs. Glennie, midwife

.. John Paul, plasterer 10 David Mackie, vintner LOCH STREET, 12 Mrs Peter Stewart, register office 14 Miss Adamson, milliner From Harriet-street to Windy -wynd. 15 George Mess, wright

25 George Grub, advocate I Miss Cruickshank 4 John Baxter, manufacturer 7 Joseph Skea, veterinary surgeon

LIGERTWOOD'S COURT, .. Thomas Skea, horse-shoer 19 James Bonnyman, blacksmith 99 George- street .. John Bonnyman, do. .. James & John Bonnyman, do., &c. John Middleton, cabinetmaker 20 William Cameron, cooper 27 James Walker, vintner 34 & 36, Mrs. Grant, provision mercht. LINDSAY STREET, 35 Mrs. Massie 39 Public Kitchen From Diamond -street to Golden-sq. 40 David M'Donald, spirit-dealer 41 Wm. Sim and Co., tanners, &c. 42 Mrs. Main, midwife LINKS STREET, 44 William Green, traveller

. . Mrs. Walker, staymaker From St. Clement-street to Links. 45 George Watson, blacksmith 46 James Fraser, candlemaker

1 James Sellar 47 A. Howie & Sons, manufacturers

G John Reid, shipmaster .. John Joss, provision agent 16 John Buchan, shipmaster 48 Miss Milne, dressmaker 50 David Fraser, merchant 52 George Reid, broker LITTLEJOHN STREET, 61 Mrs. Milne, provision merchant 64 John Reid, turner From Gallowgate to North-street, 66 Wm. Henderson, builder 68 Wm. Maekay, millwright, &c.

1 Miss M'Kenzie, dressmaker 70 William Maekay, millwright 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 209

74 Mts. Low 55 Thomas Roger, teacher 76 Andrew Bothwick, dyer 56 James Gordon and Co., coopers 78 John Shaw, heel and toe mater 58 Peter Durno 80 George Jessiman, spirit-dealer .. John Walker, umbrella-maker 85 James Collie, provision shop .. Charles Gray, cooper 86 Alexander Ogston, tallow-chandler . . Miss Walker, dressmaker 87 Alexander M'Kay, bootmaker 88 Alexander Ogston, tallow chandler 90 James M'Intosh, spirit-dealer MABERLY STREET, 91 J. Barker & Sons, woollen manufac. .. William Ingram, wright From Broadford-gate to Skene-square. 92 John Garioch, teacher 94 Andrew Nisbet, soapmaker 5 Alexander Smith, spirit-dealer 100 J. Palmer 18 Mrs. Allan, grocer .. Aberdeen Foundry 106 John Garioch, teacher 103 J. Orcherton, provision warehouse M'COMBIE'S COURT, 1 1 Peter Bisset, builder 112 Nicholas Cuddie, brewer 52 Union-street and 51 Netherkirkgate. 120 James Henderson, builder, &c. 124 Robert Paulin, painter John Ewen, tailor Mrs. Stevenson, lodgings

LODGE WALK, M'COOK'S COURT,

From Castle-street to Queen -street. 116 Gallowgate.

7 Donald Stewart, vintner 8 John M'Intosh and Son, cabinet- MACHRAY'S COURT, makers 19 Wm. Greig, vintner 81 George-street. 21 James Mitchell, broker 26 Alexander Jamieson, cutler 39 John Reid, vintner MACHRAY'S COURT, 42 John Ronald, broker 49 John Deans, vintner 13 Bon-accord-street. 59 John Dixon, horse-shoer

. . W. K. Warrander, baker MANZIE'S COURT,

36 West-North-street; LONGACRE,

From Broad-street to North-street. M'KAY'S COURT,

2 Mrs. James Gordon 80 Gallowgate. .. William M'Killiam 5 A. Milne, vintner 16 John Black, optician MARY PLACE, 20 Robert Ross, plasterer .. Miss Smith Skene Square. 25 Alexander Irvine, shoemaker

30 John Smith & Co., iron merchants 1 James Rodger, sen. 31 Moses Birnie, surgeon, &c. .. James Rodger, jun., tanner, &c. 41 Andrew Ramage, late leather mer- 2 Mrs. Duguid chant 3 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor 48 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker 4 John Chessar

. . Miss Margaret M'Donald, dressmaker 5 Miss Kilgour S 3 7

210 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

MARISCHAL STREET, 43 James Stratton, corn-factor, and ge- neral-agent From Castle- street to Regent-quay 44 Bell, Rannie, and Co., wine-mer- chants, Leith—J. Sheed 1 John Mitchell, beadle (Free St. Cle- .. John Sheed, general commission- ments) agent, &c. .. George Allan, advocate 46 Miss Kennedy .. Mrs. Isaac Forsyth, lodgings 47 Robert Catto and Son, merchants, 2 D. Wyllie, cashier, Aberdeen Bank &c.

3 John Beattie, painter, &c. .. Nisbet & Robertson, ship and insur- 4 Miss Deans, provision-shop ance-brokers, &.C. 5 Andrew Harvey, shoemaker 48 W. Reid, manager, Aberdeen Mar-

6 Mrs. King's lodgings , ine Insurance Company 7 George Lumsden, sliore-porter 49 Wm. Duncan, jun., insurance-broker 8 Wm. Brown, basketmaker 50, 52, 54 Theatre Royal 9 Alex. Taylor and Co., merchant- 51 Mrs. Taylor, lodgings tailors 56 Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co.

10 Mrs. Bain, confectioner .. John Jamieson, merchant 12 Mrs. W. Bisset, lodgings .. Wm. P. Booth, Insurance-broker 13 Mrs. M'Pherson, lodgings 57 Aberdeen Sea Insurance Co., A. .. Miss M'Pherson Matthew .. Mrs. Mackie, lodgings .. Henry Adamson, insurance-broker

15 Alexander Fraser, tea-merchant, &c. .. William Stevenson, agent 16 William Adams, broker 58 Richard Connon and Co., insurance-

1 John Allan, advocate brokers, &c. 18 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder .. James Gray, general agent, &c. 19 Robert Milne, teacher 59 Mrs. Nicholson, lodgings

20 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder .. John Cook, insurance-broker, &c.

.. John Wilson, do. .. Robb, Brothers, and Co., general 21 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker agents, &c. 24 A. Matthew (Abdn. Sea Insur. Co.) 60 A. and W. Nicol, merchants, &c. 25 W. Adamson, share-broker

.. Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings 27 Alexander Milne, shoemaker 28 John Bruce, sbarebroker M'KENZIE'S COURT, 29 James Aiken, boot and shoemaker 30 Oswald, George, and Co., Lloyds' 62 George-street. agents, &c.

.. Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings 31 Mrs J. W. Toms, milliner, &c. .. Archibald C Brown M'LEAN'S COURT, 34 David R. Morrice, advocate

. . William Gordon, stock broker 50 Gallowgate.

.. David Paterson, general-agent ,. Jas. Warraek, commission merchant Miss Keith, dressmaker 35 William Williams, commission-mer- Alexander M'Lean, house agent chant John M'Lean, plasterer

.. Charles Williams, do. Mrs. Taylor 36 B. Moir (of Moirand Son) 37 Mrs. Duncan, lodgings .. Mrs. Currie, do, MALTMILL BRIDGE, 39 C. & J. Walker, commission-mer- chants From Trinity-corner to Fisher-row. .. G. Nicol, manager 40 G. Thompson, jun. insurance-broker 41 John T. Rennie, insurance-broker, &o. MARINE TERRACE,

.. F. Alexander, Lloyds'-agent 42 Mrs Martin Near Feivyhill-buildings. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 211

MARKET STREET, MATHIESON'S COURT,

From Union-street to Trinity-quay. 14 Castle- street.

2 James and John Hay, carvers and William Hurry and Sons, nail manufac- gilders to the Queen turers 3 James M'Leod, confectioner Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker 5 D. Stuart, postmaster 7 Post Office 9 New Market Coffee-room MEALMARKET STREET,

1 1 Royal Northern Agricultural Society .. Abram Batten, commission-mercht. From King-street to North-street.

.. I, Machray and Co., wine merchts. 13 Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company 4 Campbell Anderson, furniture dealer

.. Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants 6 William Bisset, stabler to the Queen 8 William Leslie, yost.

.. Win. Allardyce (of A and J.) 15 Mrs. Melvin, provision merchant 17 Aberdeen Mechanics' Institution 16 Thos. Daniel, stabler and innkeeper

.. Gas Light Company .. Thomas Daniel, post-horse master .. William Munro, clockmaker 22 John Hector & Co., retail brewers

.. Alex. Pirie, Terminus Coffee-rooms .. John Meston & Co., brewers J. J. Kennedy, commission agent 25 George Scorgie, stabler Thomas Douglas, North of Scotland Hotel

MEARNS' COURT, MARTIN'S LANE, 52 Shiprow. From Green to Renny's-wynd.

1 Alex. Stephen (R. S. and Son) MELVILLE'S COURT,

. . Robert Stephen, do. 4 David Milne, wright 106 Gallowgate.

Thomas Melville, sen. MARYWELL STREET, METERS' COURT, From College- street to Crown- street. 11 Chapel-lane. 2 William Brand, Carter

.. George Jackson 4 John Stephen MIDDLETHIRD, .. Mrs. Simpson

. . William Rait, teacher From Waterloo-quay to St. Clement-st. 6 Alexander Robb, lodgings

. . David Mavor, teacher 8 James Barrett MILNER'S COURT, .. Alex. Monro, wood-merchant 10 George Cheyne 25 Guestrow. 12 Mrs. Simpson

.. George Ross (Harbour Office) Mrs. George Daniel

.. James Fraser A. Findlay, shoemaker 14 George Paterson, blacksmith D. Riddel, watchmaker 18 Miss Moir, dressmaker 20 William Youngson, cabinetmaker 22 Mrs. Hood, sick nurse MILNE'S COURT, 23 Nicolson and Simpson, coalbrokers 25 David Main, shipmaster 38 Castle-street. 212 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

6 Mrs. Watson, provision dealer MILNE'S COURT, .. Alex. Milne, accountant

27 Gallowgate. MUTTON BRAE,

MILLBANK LANE, From Woolmanhill to Denburn.

From North Broadford to Millbank. 10 John Rose & Co., Wrights 22 Matthew Deans, chimney-sweep James Cooper, feuar

NAILER'S COURT, MILNE'S (PROVOST) COURT, 31 Justice-street. 65 Gallowgate. William Hurry and Sons, nailers Mrs James Milne NATIONAL BANK COURT, MILNE'S COURT, 42 Castle -street. 75 Gallowgate. Alexander Gordon, advocate, &c.

MITCHELL'S COURT, NETHERKIRKGATE, 80 North-street. From Broad-street to St. Nicholaa-st.

MITCHELL'S COURT, Wm. Black, jun., wine-merchant James Simpson, advocate 41 Guestrow. James Taylor, bootmaker John Keith, tailor Robsrt Laing, hairdresser MITCHELL PLACE, Alex. Gray, watchmaker Mrs. Sang From North- street to King-street. Lambert Barron, advocate William Goodwin, mail-guard

1 Miss Summers James Thomson, bootmaker 2 Mrs. Milne George Donald, glazier 3 Rev. J. Robertson James Mann, spirit -dealer 4 Miss Summers John Watson, tailor Mrs. Wm. Donald James M'Intosh, tinsmith MOIR'S COURT, A. Bothwell, confectioner James M'Intosh, tinsmith 103 Gallowgate. John Young, musical-instrument- maker Alexander Moir, late hosier William Lyon, pawnbroker George Duncan, commission-agent William Gall (of G. and B.) MOUNTHOOLY, Mrs. John Laing, midwife Mrs. Stewart's lodgings From Gallowgate to Canalside. George Donald, tailor John Taylor, spirit-dealer

1 and 2 James Philip, M.D. Gilbert Bertram, corkcutter 5 Alexander Chalmers Alexander Lawson, grocer

.. Samuel Clark, manufacturer John Ross, plasterer STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 213

46 Mrs. Taylor, midwife 26 James M'Pherson, stabler 49 Kilgour and Taylor, tobacconists, 27 Hay Mercer, watchmaker &c. 32 George Stevenson, stabling

51 Thomas M'Combie and Co., tobacco- .. James Middleton, mealseller manufacturers, &c. 36 Mrs. Fraser, spirit-dealer

.. W. Ritchie and Co., bootmakers and 37 Simpson Shepherd, spirit-dealer leather-cutters 39 W. and W. Leslie, grocers 52 Stephen and Sutherland, painters 43 James Cassie, porter 54 Joseph Johnston, grocer 50 John Simpson, grocer, &c. 55 Lewis Smith, wholesale-department 51 Allan A. Marshall, brassfounder, &c.

. . J. Stratton 52 Andrew Gordon, spirit-dealer 61 Alexander Lawson, grocer 53 Wm, Maitland, grocer .. C. Shanks, grocer 55 John Stephen, game-dealer 63 Wm, Ogilvie, flaxdresser, &c. 57 James Skea, spirit-dealer 65 William Ogilvie 61 James Strachan, musician .. Isabella Watt 63 James Gray, saddler .. Miss Riach, sick-nurse 64 James Anderson, farmer, &c. 66 David M-Hardy, blacksmith, &c. 66 Alexander Pirie, millwright 67 John Davidson, plumber 68 David Jaffray, mealseller .. Robert Strachan, tailor 73 Robert Forrest, merchant 71 John Robbie, shoemaker 74 David Christie, clerk 72 D, & A. Littlejohn, wholesale- 75 James Hall, carter grocers 76 Alexander Cruickshank, grocer

73 James M'Leod, confectioner .. James Forbes, wood-merchant 77 Alexander Gray, rope-manufacturer

.. John M'Pherson, provision-mercht. 81 Gordon and Smith, carters NELSON STREET, 82 Thomas Leith, mealseller 83 John Stevenson, spirit-dealer From King-street to Gallowgate. 87 William Malcolm, chainmaker 95 Smith and Gordon, police-contrac- tors

Robert Watson, builder .. Thomas Smith, contractor

William Troup .. Miss Smith, dressmaker

George Rae, mason .. Donald Stewart, grocer Poor House— Rev. E. Reid, governor 104 Allan A. Marshall, brassfounder Miss Davidson, matron 162 Gray, Watt, and Co., rope manufac. James Wallace, inspector 165 George Watson, cartwright William Clark, assistant 171 William Wilson, bootmaker John Tevendale, do. 172 Wm. Webster, cowfeeder John Gallow, porter !76 Thomas Rutherford, mealseller Ferguson Smith, clerk 178 Simon Brown, saddler 184 George Greig, cartwright

. Geo. Watson, cartwright 187 Wm. Mathers, spirit-dealer NORTH STREET, 188 David Towns, miller .. W. Emslie and Co., stoneware- From East North-street to Mountbooly. merchants 190 G. Nicol, overseer (W. R. & Son), Roy's-cottage, West-North-st. 4 Wm. Davidson, tailor 195 James Bain, grocer 8 Alexander Brown, vintner, &c. y James Milne, spirit-dealer 12 John Campbell, sheriff-officer .. Wm. Donald, spirit-dealer OGSTON'S COURT, 13 James Williamson, spirit-dealer 14 W. Grant, grocer 84 Broad-street. 16 John Walker, umbrella-manufac, 23 W. K. Warrander Adam Singer, agent 214 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

PARK STREET, PIRIE'S COURT,

From Justice-street to Canal. 32 Shiprow,

6 William Souter, shoemaker .. David Sband, saw-trimmer 14 Thomas Jessiman, spirit-dealer PLASTERER'S COURT, 16 William Diaek, grocer, &c. 17 Charles Robertson, ironmonger 70 Gallowgate. 19 Robert Reid, grocer 21 Wm. Ross, meal-merchant Henry Stewart, last-maker 23 James Laing, hairdresser 28 Alex. Skene, grocer 30 John Airth, jun,, grocer 31 David Shand, saw-trimmer POORS' HOSPITAL COURT, 33 William Hunter, grocer 34 John Roberts, shipmaster 56 Gallowgate. .. John M'Kenzie Hunter (Inland Re- venue} 37 Daniel Mitchell, machine-maker 38 Wm. Shepherd, clerk PORK LANE, 39 N. Allan and Sons, grocers 41 James Chalmers, ba!;er From Quay to Virginia-street. 42 George Miller, jun., rope-manufact. 45 John H. Vollar, shipmaster 3 George Paterson, blacksmith 47 Duncan Reid 55 William Law, grocer 61 James Roy, boot and shoemaker 62 James Lyon, grocer PORTER'S COURT, 63 Miss Sievewright .. George Murray, builder 12 Weigh-house-square. 69 John Panton, grocer 70 James Easton, blacksmith 71 Robert Duncan, millwright PORTHILL CLOSE,

98 Gallowgate. PARK LANE,

From Park-street to Commerce-st. PORTHILL,

From Gallowgate to North-street. PEACOCK'S CLOSE, 7 Wm. Joss, clerk 24 Castle-street. 11 Mrs. Minty .. James Minty, assistant inspector of police PENSIONER'S COURT, .. George C. Minty, teacher .. W. Begg, flesher 18 Justice-street. .. Mrs. Emslie, Porthill-cottage 13 George Geddes, builder .. A. Ingram, feuar PIRIE'S COURT, .. Andrew Reid, grocer

50 Castle-street. POYNERNOOK, Wm. Sellar, confectioner George Shepherd, bookseller Foot of Denburn. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 215

PRINCE REGENT STREET, James Stevenson, engraver Aberdeen Herald Office From Canal-terrace to Baltic-street James Anderson, billiard rooms John Gill 13 James Morison, clerk W. & J. Berry, linen manufacturers ... Alexander Morison, late shipmaster Mrs. Davidson, lodgings

.... John Macaldowie, clerk Miss Linklater, milliner ... William M'Gregor, shipmaster Miss Skene, wool merchant ... Alexander Morison, do. Miss Robertson 15 James dimming-, do. Isaac Hill, teacher ... Robert Still, blockmaker Thomas Ewen, advocate 17 John King, shipmaster George Moir. flesher

.. John Smith do William Anderson, woollen draper .. Jonathan Mess, corn merchant David Morison 19 W. Williamson, flesher George Reynolds, basketmaker 20 Mark Christopher, shipmaster George Rainy, M.D. .. John Matthew, late baker Captain James Booth .. Alexander Robertson, engineer James Booth, shipmaster ... John Leslie, shipmaster James Booth, M.D.. surgeon .. Geo. Johnstone, tidewaiter W. P. Booth, insurance broker 21 Mrs. Lindsay George Reid, stovemaker, &c. .. James Reid, shipmaster Mrs. J. Smith 23 James Findlay John Patevson, advocate .. John Strachan, shipmaster A. & J. Anderson, painters, &c. .. John Henderson, do. Alex. Cooper, saddler 25 Thomas Buist, cooper, &c. John and William Bisset, grocers .. John Nicol, shipmaster F. Bell, hat manufacturer Edmund Chadwick, manufacturer Oddfellow's Arms' Inn John Wylie, tailor PRINCES STREET, Knight and Craib, saddlers Alexander Cooper, saddler From King- street to Park-street. Aberdeen Quill manufactory James Maguire, dealer in clothes 9 John Clark, builder Alexander Leslie, town-serjeant 11 John Greig, cabinetmaker John Edmond, bookbinder, &c. 13 Robert Anderson, stabler Miss M'Donald 22 Robert Sangster, shipmaster James M'Kay, hosier 23 John Clark, builder William Milne, spirit dealer 25 Mrs. Cowie, proprietor and 68 James M Kenzie, baker Mrs. Jas. Bowman, victualling house Mrs. Christie, lodgings QUAKER'S COURT, William Greenlaw, merchant Brown Gibson, broker 55 Guestrow. Colin A. Philip, advocate Alexander Buchan, shoemaker Boys' School of Industry James Greig, shoemaker William Spark, tinsmith William Smith, hairdresser QUEEN STREET,

From Broad- street to North-street. RAGG'S LANE, 2 John Finlason, tailor, &c. 2 John Clark, advocate From 37 Broad-street to Guestrow. 4 John Finlason, tailor .. George Cadenhead, tailor 2 Miss M'Leod, milliner

.. A. Masson, accountant . . Thomas Sangster, advocate

5 John Leslie, shoemaker . . Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate 216 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

EAMAGE'S COURT, 21 A. Thom, Belgian Consul 22 George Thomson, shipowner (G. T. 83 Broad-street. and Son) 24 Andrew Frost, spirit dealer Smith and Wills, confectioners 25 William Cargill, shipmaster .. John M'Kenzie, shipmaster

.. David Mollison, spirit dealer 26 Do. do. RED LION COURT, 28 John Smith, hotel keeper 29 Andrew Sherer, ship chandler From 77 Broad-street to Gueslrow 30 , painter 31 Alexander Cuddie, M.D. John Stuart, merchant 32 Receiving Post Office

John Lunan .. Peter Buyers, ship chandler, &c. Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings .. Charles Runcie, Millbank 33 Alexander Martin, collector of Mer - chant Seamen's Fund

.. Merchant Seamen's Office REID'S COURT, 38 James Davidson, grocer 41 Thomas Ritchie, grocer, &c. 34 Gallowgate. 42 Sailors' Home .. Richard Ham, shipmaster .. George M'Kenzie, shoemaker 43 Charles Smith, watchmaker REID'S COURT, 44 Mrs. Neil, vintner 46 William Mitchell, shipmaster 7 Shiprow. .. Robert Youngson, shipmaster 47 Hugh Wilson, confectioner 53 James Duncan, grocer 54 John M'Pherson, shipmaster REGENT QUAY, .. James M'Callum, tide surveyor .. George Law, shipmaster From Shore-brae to Canal-bason .. James Cromar, do 55 Alex. Brandy, spirit dealer

1 Sinclair Calder, spirit dealer 56 W. Harvey, grocer 2 George Elsmie 58 George Spark, grocer

. . James Elsmie 59 James Davidson, shoemaker 4 George Elsmie & Son 51 John Milne, Mill of Inverury 5 James Wharton, spirit merchant .. David Talbot, shipmaster

8 Jean Smith, spirit dealer . John Main do. 9 John Begg, merchant 62 Mrs. Gavin 10 Alex. Mackie, proprietor of baths 64 Charles Gibbon, innkeeper

.. James Gillespie, grocer, &c. 65 Abdn., Leith, & Clyde Shipping Co. 11 James Bartlet, officer, Shipmaster's Society 11,2 Jas. Winlaw, jun., ship and insu- rance broker RENNY'S WYND, 14^ Michael M'Cluskie, vintner, &e. 15 Alex. Duguid, grocer, &c. From Green to Trinity-street. 16 Custom-house 17 Geo. Davidson (G. & W. Davidson) .. Alex. Pearson RETTIE'S COURT, 20 Alexander Mitchell, clerk Mitchell, manager (L. and 26 Broad-street -st. .. Robert | and 65 West North C. shipping company) 21 G. Thomson and Son, wine mer- James Robertson, hairdresser chants, &c. M. Rettie & Sons, lamp manufacturers .. Alex, and Wm. Thom, commission Middleton Rettie (M. R. & Sons) merchants, &c. Mrs. Fernie, lodgings STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 217

RIDDEL'S COURT, 17 Mrs. Hutcheon 18 John Forsyth, leather merchant 40 Windmill-brae. 19 Thomas Reid, advocate 20 Joseph Rowell, combmaker

RHIND'S COURT, ROSEMOUNT TERRACE, 64 Gallowgate. 4 Alex. Keith, of Keith and Gibb John Elrick, masen 5 James Croal 6 Archibald Watson, cashier, Broad- ford Works ROSE'S COURT, 7 James Blackhall, of J. B. and Co. 8 Charles L. Shepherd 18 Commerce-street. 9 Alexander Sutherland

.. A. Carr and Co., manufacturers

ROSE STREET, ROSS'S COURT, From Union-place to Bridewell. 22 Schoolhill.

1 Mrs Bothwell 3 Miss Stewart Alexander Farquharson, stabler

.. Mrs. Malcolm 9 James Traill, wright, &c. 11 F. Craigmile, teacher ROSS'S COURT,

.. John Ross, collector 12 John Cruickshank, LL.D. 6 Upperkirkgate. 13 John Bannerman 14 Mrs. John Innes 1 Mrs. Brown, lodgings 15 Miss L. Gibb .. James Sutherland, coachman, Earl

.. Miss Smith of Fife 17 J. B. Innes, slater .. Wm. Sutherland, do. 22 William Mitchell, mason 2 Mrs. Thorn, lodgings

.. Miss Mitchell, dressmaker .. Geo. Thorn, shoemaker 24 Alexander W. Chalmers 4 John Taylor, wright J. and J. Manuel

ROSEMOUNT PLACE, ST. ANDREW STREET, From Skene-square to Short-loanings. From Loch-street to Woolmanhill.

1 Geo. Cornwall, printer ) left .. E. M. Cornwall, lithographer ( hand Aberdeen Horse Bazaar 2 J. G. Leslie, sheriff clerk depute 3 James Duncan, provision merchant 3 Alex. Crow, ironmonger 5 Miss Hogg, teacher 4 Wm. Beattie, painter .. James Black, grocer 5 Kev. John Stephen 6 William Duncan, house agent 6 Mrs. Hills 7 Mrs. Ironside, register office 7 Andrew Philip, upholsterer 14 William Williams, grocer 8 Mrs. Inglis 17 Mrs. Daniel Thomson, lodgings 9 Mrs. Hay 18 Mrs. Webster, spirit dealer 10 C. Stewart, book-agent 20 John Mellis, Serjeant of police 11 Rev. H. Angus 23 William Diack, provision merchant 12 Captain Marsh 24 Mrs. David Milne, midwife

13 Rev. S. M'Millan . . Miss Milne 14 Wm. Rattray, teacher .. Mrs. Irvine 15 A. and J. Scott .. Charles Wilson, fieshtr 16 James Reith, manufacturer 28 George Harrison 218 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

30 John Middleton, cabinetmaker 25 John Jamieson, spirit dealer 32 Alex. Merchant, house carpenter 28 Wm. Connon, carpenter 37 Alexander Fyfe, mason 30 Wm. Duthie, shipowner, &c.

. . G'.assite Chapel 32 Duncan Walker, shipmaster 39 Mrs. Bark way, vintner 38 James Leslie, shipmaster 40 Public Baths 40 Mrs. Robertson, midwife 42 Charles Logan, provision seller 53 Andrew Anderson 44 William Lunan .. Wm. M'Callum, boatman 42 James Wight, grocer 56 Wm. Dick, overseer

49 Miss E. Dallachy, dressmaker ,. Alex. Pittendrigh, wrigbt and fune- 50 William Mackay, millwright ral waiter 51 Mrs. Gray, milliner 61 John Anderson, spirit dealer 67 William Murray, tailor ST. MARY'S PLACE, 73 George Milne, grocer 78 Jchn Lamb, plumber From Crown terrace to Crown-street. 82 Miss Duguid

84 Alexander Young, spirit dealer 1 John Morrison 87§ George Stott, shoemaker .. Robert Brown, wood merchant 3 Wm. Henderson, painter .. John Nicol, merchant tailor ST. CATHERINE'S WYND, .. J. Smith, M.D. 4 John Dunn, late merchant

From Union-street to Netherkirkgate. ,. Mrs. Machray 6 Miss Fullerton, teacher 2 M. A. Levy 7 James Smith, bouse carpenter

.. David Troup, coach guard .. Robert Wood, bootmaker

.. Johnston and Laird, tailors 9 John Robertson, writer

.. Mrs. Christall .. Mrs. Kennedy, lodgings

4 George Collie and Co , drapers 18 Miss Lumsden 5 W. Houtledge and Son, wareroom 6 George Ross, tailor ST. NICHOLAS STREET,

ST. CATHERINE'S COURT, From Union-street to George-street.

16 Shiprow. John Mollison Mrs. Yule, lodgings Robert Forbes, shore porter Mrs. Millar, lodgings P. A. Skinner, candlemaker Wm. Rattray, manufacting. chemist William Bisset, day patrol W. and J. Coubrough, tea dealers John Kay, druggist John Duncan, goldsmith ST. CLEMENT STREET, J. C. Anderson, perfumer Jas. Cruickshank, tailor and clothier From Garvock-street to Building-yard, Mrs. M'Hardy, milliner Chas. Cumming, St. Nicholas Hotel

1 Miss Maitland Mrs. Mitchell, pattern- printing es- 2 William Buck, shoemaker tablishment

. . George Young, ropemaker Wm. Mortimer, hosier, &c. 3 Peter Riddel, Harbour Office Robert Donald, brushmaker, &c. .. Mrs. Captain Anderson Wm. Stevenson, stationer 4 James Mollison, grocer Robert Donald, brushmaker .. John Walker, shipmaster Mrs. Jamieson, midwife 8 Roderick Ross, shoemaker Mrs. M'Kay, milliner 10 Alexander Donald, shipmaster Wm. Ross, auctioneer, &c. .. James Murray, shipmaster George Symon, wigmaker, &c. 12 James Tulloch, shipmaster Thos. Duncan and gon^ cork manu- 14 James Tulloch, merchant facturers 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 219

20 Mrs. Mathieson, dressmaker ST. PAUL STREET, 21 Archibald Louden, City Hotel 22 John Fyfe, brushmaker From Gallowgate to Loch-street. 24 James Allan, merchant 25 James Watson, watchmaker Robert Mortimer, iron merchant 26 John and James Margin, fleshers William Meff, brassfounder .. Thomas Duncan 28 G. and R. King, booksellers, &c. 29 J. Walker, watchmaker, &c. SCHOOLHILL, 30 Alex. Henderson, advocate 31 Alexander Crow, ironmonger From Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill. 32 Alex. Henderson, advocate .. John Sutherland, druggist 2 George M. Mitchell 33 Charles Panton, bookseller 3 John Garioch, hairdresser 34 John Sutherland, druggist 4 Mrs. L. Gordon 35 Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings 5 Mrs. Brown 35 Alexander Murdoch, bookseller 7 J. and R. Urquhart 37 Miss Bain, stoneware merchant 8 Peter Green, horse-shoer

38 Miss Bisset .. Wm. Donald, inn and lodgings 39 Robert Beveridge, manufacturer 9 John M Leod & Co., watchmakers 41 Mrs. Still, lodgings 10 Wm. Steele, clerk

42 Mrs. Sheriffs, Union Inn 1 Roger Milne

43 James Scott, shoemaker .. William Milne

45 George Singer, baker .. Miss C. Milne, fancy knitter 47 Wm. Morrison, coach driver 14 Thomas Ross, sexton 49 James Anderson, slater 15 James Kerr, painter .. Mrs. Craib, lodgings 16 Robert Robertson, stoneware dealer .50 Police Writing Chambers 19 Alexander M'Lean, confectioner 51 George Davidson, grocer 24 Miss Duncan, teacher

52 George Porter, shoemaker .. Rev. James Duncan

53 Peter Macaldowie, brushmaker .. Mrs. James Duncan

54 John Bruce, baker .. Miss Rennie, dressmaker 55 John Bruce, jun., baker 28 William Stuart, shoemaker 56 Brebner and Grant, general mer- 30 George Garden baker chants 31 Misses Duncan, milliners 58 Robert Brown 32 George Garden, baker

.. George Forbes, grocer 34 Robert Wilson, bookseller 60 Mrs. Macallum 35 Wm. Walker, umbrella maker 61 John Paterson, surgeon 36 Mrs. Moir of Raeden

62 Alex. Masson. grocer, &c. .. James Torvy, surgeon 63 Andrew Smith 38 James Craig & Co., saddlers, &c. 65 John Urquhart, druggist 39 James Stewart, stoneware dealer 41 Mrs. John Muil, baker 42 Mrs. Dr. Fraser 43 William Thom, spirit dealer ST. NICHOLAS LANE, 45 A. Jardine Lizars, M.D. 46 James H. Forsyth, M.D. 47 Mrs. Longmuir From St. Nicholas-street to Correction- .. Mrs. Yeats

wynd. .. Miss Longmuir, ladies' school 48 Murray and Garden, advocates 49 Wm. Henderson, M.D.

2 Charles Cumming, St. Nicholas .. James Henderson, writer Hotel 50 James Murray, advocate 4 Peter Middieton, tailor 51 H. Adamson, shipowner 8 John H. Stephen, engraver 53 James M'Laren, late collector of 9 Mrs. W. Ledingham excise 22 Mrs. Catto, lodgings .. Wm. M'Laren, M.D. ' .. Miss Geddes, lodgings 55 Rev. S. M'Intosh, D.D. T 2 220 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

57 Sir M. Bruce, Bart. George Robb, shore-porter 59 Wm, Gavin, merchant Alexander Murray, do. 62 Wm. Begg, baker William Moir, do. 64 James Gordon, bookseller Robert Lamb, do. 66 Misses Shepherd George Wilson, do.

.. John Watt, advocate, S-e. John Wilson do.

68 John King, spirit-dealer ', James Law, spirit merchant John Nicol, merchant Peter Cantly, shore-porter SALTER'S COURT, Alexander Collie, slater Alex. Beattie, hairdresser 50 Lochside. Mrs. Smith John M'Kenzie, shipmaster Mrs. Thomson, lodgings Alexander Cormack, grocer Miss Law Robert Glegg (of Glegg and Sons) SCOTT'S COURT, Mrs. James Bothwell John Stewart, teacher 25 Quay. George Fyfe, merchant William Cromar, clerk James Grant, shipmaster SHARP'S COURT, David Gray, grocer — Anderson, teacher 78 Loch-street. John Law, baker Robert Collie, hairdresser Alex. Gossip, mealseller SHAW'S COURT, and 66 James Sinclair, shoemaker Joseph Thomson, grocer 90 Gallowgate Mrs. Henry, midwife William Mowat, merchant Female School of Industry William Caie, shore-porter Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms William Mackay, spirit dealer Robert Howat, coach guard James Reid, coach-office messenger SHEWAN'S COURT, Mrs. Alex. Hay, grocer

119 Gallowgate. SHOE LANE, Mrs. John Shewan From North-street to Queen-street.

SHIP-ROW, 5 John Smith & Co., iron merchants 6 John Stephen, plumber, &c. From Union-street to Trinity- corner. 7 James Pyper, post-horse master, &c.

2 Miss Davidson, china-merchant 3 Wm. Catto, tailor SHOREBRAE,

.. Alexander Strachan, spirit dealer 6 and 7 Wm. French, baker From Shiprow to Quay. 9 Alex. Lamont, stoneware merchant 10 John Chapel, tailor 1 Alex. Watt, writer 11 Alexander Aiken, shore-porter 3 Robert Saugster, jun., flesher 12 Alexander Simpson 4 W. Duncan, treasurer, &c, police 13 Alexander Beattie, hairdresser 5 Mrs. R. Chapman, spirit-dealer 14 George Smith, spirit dealer 16 Mrs. Riach, Workman's Tavern

.. Wm. Buchan, slater SHORE LANE, .. John Troup, blacksmith 15 Archibald Clark, shore-porter From Quay to Virginia-street. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 221

SHUTTLE LANE, SKENE STREET,

From East North-street to Park-street. From Black's-buildings to Skene-plaee.

2 John Francis, machine-maker 14 Miss Stott, teacher 4 Mrs. Peter Riddel, spirit dealer 5 David Saddler, flesher 6 F. Bannochie, flesher 7 William Watt, slater SHUTTLE STREET, .. W. Berry (W. and J. Berry) 10 Wm. Cameron, shoemaker From St. Andrew-street to John-street. 12 Wm. Duncan, shoemaker .. Mrs. Edwards, midwife

William Dawson, cartwright .. John Geddes, mason 16 Ccesar Altria, optician 17 Alexander Findlay, grocer 18 James Duncan, spirit dealer SILVER STREET, 20 Miss Craighead, milliner and dress- maker From Golden-square to Skene-terrace. 25 William Hogg, spirit dealer 26 John Fyfe, wright 9 Misses Bicknell, boarding and day 28 Mrs. Reith, lodgings school 29 Alexander Reid

11 Chas. Grainger, adv. (of S. and G.) . . Edward Craig, teacher

.. Miss Grainger .. James Shepherd, basketmaker

13 Dr. Macrobin, Migvie-house . . Mrs. Oswald, midwife

.. Wm, Henderson 32 Mrs. Westland 14 Rev. John Longmuir 34 Wm. Balfour (Richards & Co.) 15 Mrs. G. H. Boyd 38 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor 16 R. H. Baker, professor of music .. A. M'Conachie, teacher 19 Rev. William Primrose .. G. C. M'Conachie, do. 20 Miss Anderson, dressmaker 43 John Davidson, writer 21 CcBsar Altria, optician 50 James Crane, rural police

.. T. Smith, painter 58 Mrs. Alex. Anderson, grocer

.. Miss Gauld 62 William Adam, jun., advocate 22 George G. M'Lean, M.D., professor .. Francis Rae, cartwright 24 Miss Fraser 72 Joseph Meston, porter warehouse 26 Miss E. Forbes of Ladysford 77 John Paul, post-horse roaster 28 William A. Verell 80 Robert Henderson, shoemaker

.. William Reid (N. S. Bank) 85 George Walker, shoemaker

.. Mrs. George Reid, sen, 91 Charles Joss, tailor 31 James Jopp 94 Miss Buyers, dressmaker

.. Wm. Buyers, builder .. Wm. Buyers, jun. 105 John Elrick, grocer SIM'S SQUARE, 108 Miss Stephen dressmaker 111 William Simpson, beadle, &e. From Blackfriars-streetto John-street. 114 Edward Button, hairdresser 117 James Grubb, spirit dealer 120 Robert Petrie, shoemaker, 122 Samuel Law, shoemaker SIM'S COURT, 127 John M'Gregor 133 Wm. Taylor, grocer 89 Shiprow. 135 Robert Meston, merchant 139 Miss Proctor

.. Rev. William L. Mitchell SIMPSON'S COURT, 141 Mrs. James Forbes 143 Mrs. George Angus 139 Gallowgate and 96 Loch-street. 161 Miss Cadenhead *3 222 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

SKENE PLACE, SKENE ROW,

From Skene- street to Cherryvale. From Skene-place to Hardweird.

1 George King, bookseller 3 James Moir, surgeon

.. Mrs. Moir 5 Do. do. 5 Misses Baxter 9 Alex. Urquhart, road contractor .. Mrs. Captain John Smith 15 Mrs. G. Gibson

.. William Cumming, merchant

SKENE SaUARE, SMITH'S COURT,

From Steps of Gilcomston to Caroline- 16 Netherkirkgate. place.

4 Miss Fiddes, milliner SMITH'S (J.) COURT, 8 Alex. Boss, brewer 24 William Greig, grocer 113 Gallowgate. 26 CM. Eennie 37 Alex. MKenzie, late manufacturer 44 Arthur Roy, spirit dealer SMITH'S COURT, 60 F. Kempt, spirit dealer 64 John Ferguson, baker 49 Gallowgate. 73 Mrs. Anderson 81 Miss Laurie, dressmaker Mrs. Cordiner

8G Morrice Forsyth \ James Knight, manager

.. William Forsyth

.. Dr. J. Brown

. . G. Forsyth, clerk SMITH'S COURT,

.. Miss M'Phail, lodgings 88 J. B. Welch 21 Castle-street.

SKENE TERRACE, SOUTH CONSTITUTION STREET,

From Skene-street to Summer-street. From Park -street to Constitution -st.

1 Mrs. Davidson, lodgings 4 William Webster, baker SOUTH SILVER STREET, 7 George Anderson, mason 9 Charles Smith, tailor From Union-street to Golden-square. 17 J. Colquhoun, traveller

26 Rev. John Aitken 1 William Aiken, hairdresser, &c. 28 William Henderson, jun. 2 Mary Ann Skene

30 Robert Mortimer, iron merchant .. Mrs. Smith 32 Rev. Marcius Sachs .. Misses Smith, milliners 34 Mrs. John Robertson 3 David Grant, shoemaker 36 Mrs. M'Bean, late of Alves 4 John Thomson, plumber, &c. 38 Mrs. Leslie 6 Kenneth Watt, shoemaker 40 John D. Milne, sen., advocate 7 Robert M'Donald, tailor

. . Robert Milne, engineer 9 William Ewen, turner 42 Mrs. Charles Ross 44 Andrew Murray, advocate 46 Misses Leith of Freefield SPA STREET, 48 David Gill, watchmaker 50 Miss Scott From Denburn to Woolrr.anhill.

.. Rev. Win. Cooper 52 Mrs. Parker A. Mitchell (Mitchell and Cay) STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 223

W. Cay (Mitchell and Cay) STRONACH'S CLOSE, 12 Misses Wilson, dressmakers 30 James Ferrier Exchequer-row. .. John M'Kay, tailor .. A. Stewart, grocer SUGARHOUSE LANE,

SPENCE'S COURT, From Quay to Virginia-street.

106 John -street 9J Francis Montgomery, shipowner 10 Alexander Montgomery 13 Alexander M'Pherson, shipmaster 14 Angus Ross, cooper SPRINGBANK TERRACE,

From South Crown-street to foot of SUMMER STREET, Bon- Accord- terrace. From Union-place to Skene-street.

1 A. D. Scott 2 Dr. Arthur Stewart 3 W. Williamson, flesher 4 Wm. Melville (of T. M. & Sons) 7 William Ewen, builder Mrs. M'Kenzie 10 James Garvie, do. Wm. Murray (Lime Co.) 11 Wm. Thomson, railway contractor John Humphrey, late of Stonehaven .. John Ross, clerk James Horn (Commercial Co.; 18 David Davidson, cabinetmaker Mrs. Rickrnan 21 Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings

Misses Knight .. Rev. J. B. Ritchie Alex. Alexander, shipmaster 24 William Keith, slater John Reid, grocer 26 Mrs. John Wilson, lodgings James Keid, gardener 28 Mrs. Cruickshank, sick nurse .. Jas Ross, builder (of M. & R ) .. George Greig, builder 30 Robert Greig, builder SPRINGBAMK PLACE, .. Wm. Ewen, night patrol .. Miss Lyon, dressmaker From Springbank-terraceto Springbank 32 Mrs Erskine .. James Laing 2 Robert Alexander, professor of 33 Mrs. M'Kenzie dancing 44 James Middleton, grocer 3 Robert Middleton, builder . . Miss Walker, dressmaker 4 Mrs. Riddoch, lodgings 48 Mrs. Donald, lodgings .. Alex. Ogilvie, upholsterer .. Miss Winton, dressmaker SPRING GARDEN, .. David Williamson, teacher .. Misses Smith From George-street to Windy-wynd. 49 David Duff, wright 50 Thomas Sang, shoemaker Mrs. Dingwall 58 James Esson, gardener 20 William M'Kinnon & Co., iron mer- 61 George Walker, shoemaker

chants, &c . . Miss Walker, teacher 81 John Smith, spirit dealer 83 Mrs. Russell, midwife .. Miss Russell, dressmaker SUMMER LANE, 85 John Henderson, fishing-tackle mkr. From Garvock's-wynd to fish-street.

STEWART PLACE, 1 Wm. Smith, hairdresser 5 Wm. Nelson, boatbuilder 71 Guestrow. .. Mrs. Calder, spirit-dealer 224? ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

5 Robert Gordon, wright 44 Ernst Donald

10 Wm. Boaden, shipmaster .. Alex. Alexander, jun., 33 Mrs., M'Leod, grocer 45 John Moir 39 James Roy, gardener

THOMSON'S COURT, SUTHERLAND'S COURT, G9 West-North-street. 20 James- street.

THOMSON'S COURT, SUTHERLAND'S COURT, 61 Broad-street. 126 Gallowgate.

THOMSON'S COURT, SUTHERLAND'S COURT, 21 Quay. 78 Shiprow.

Mrs. Crone, poultry-shop THORNTON PLACE,

37 Guestrow and 4 Flourmill-lane. THEATRE LANE, 3 James Tytler, porter, House of Re- From Quay to Virginia-street. fuge 4 James Walker, watch and clock - maker THE BURN ROAD, 8 Alexander Hay, japanner 9 James Reid, wright From College-bounds to King-street. 10 Alexander Hay, japanner 11 John Calder

THISTLE PLACE,

1 P. Thomson, traveller (C. B. & Co.) TRINITY STREET, 2 J. Shirres (of J. S. and Co.) From Denburn to Trinity-lane.

THISTLE STREET, 1 Loggan and Company 4 Mrs. George Pye From Chapel- street to Rose-street. 6 George Milne, spirit-dealer 10 John Garrow 3 David Grant, shoemaker 16 James Smith, vintner 7 James Rettie 21 James Donaldson, spirit-dealer 8 James Crow

.. Geo. Anderson (J. S. and Co.) 14 Miss Milne, dressmaker 20 George Walker (A. B. and Co.) TRINITY CORNER, .. Miss Still 39 William Greig, builder From Shiprow to Maltm ill-bridge.

.. W. and G. Greig, builders 40 Alexander Rhind 10 Robert M'Kinlay, grocer

.. Alexander Johnston, builder

.. Captain David Stephen 41 Mrs. Dr. Moir .. Miss Anderson TRINITY LANE,

.. Mrs. John Longmuir 43 William Ste.ws.rt, shoemaker From Trinity-corner to Trinity-street. STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 225

TRINITY ClUAY, John Hodge, cutler Alexander Russel, clothier, &c. From Poynernook to Regent-quay. Mrs. Cassie, milliner J. and S. Macbeth, ironmongers

1 Alexander Graib, merchant George Reid and Sons, chemists, &c.

.. Mrs. Craib, midwife Gall and Bird, clothiers, &c. 2 Alexander Salter, shipmaster Henry Cooper and Co., drapers

.. Patrick Bannerman, coal -broker James Roy, Jan., nurseryman, &c.

.. William Anderson, salmon-mercht. John Roy, do.

.. John B. Bannerman, shipowner William Shepherd, confectioner 3 Arbuthnot and M'Combie, paper- Lewis Smith, bookseller manufacturers 53, Pratt and Keith, silk-mercers

.. Robert Scott, manager (A. & M'C.) William Walker, grocer, &c. 9 George Cowieson, vintner North of Scotland Equitable Loan Company Hugh Macswein, man., (N.S.E.L C.) TYTLER'S COURT, John Drummond, bootmaker, &c. John D. Milne sen. and jun., advo- G9 Green. cates Laehlan M r Kinnon, jun,, advocate Robert Milne, civil -engineer UNION STREET, James Wright, writer William Mitchell, bookseller, &c. From Castle-street to Union-place. Thomas Meston, teacher (Academy) William Fraser, grocer, &c. 4 Alex. Smith, tailor William Lumsdeu, merchant 6 Alexander Mann, tailor Robert M'Killiam, confectioner 8 Samuel Maclean, bookseller George Millar, tobacconist 10 Mrs. M. C. Bennett, hatter David Robertson, Royal Hotel 10 Alexander Badenoch, tailor, &c. Archibald Hossack, fruit -merchant 14 Alex. Yule, general-ironmonger Miss Gordon, dressmaker 16 Wm, Clark, ironmonger Mrs. Alexander Gordon, lodgings 18 John dimming, tailor Mrs. Webster, lodgings 20 Alexander Steele and Co., hatters Mrs. Crombie, lodgings 22 Daniel Gray, tea-merchant, &c. Thomas Knowles, flesher 23 John Falconer and Co., haberdashers Robert Crombie, guard (Lord For- 24 H. Fraser, clothier, &c. bes coach) 25 James Mollison, Union Hotel Alex. Nicol, coachman, do.

.. J. Shirres, clothier Mrs. John Cattanach, lodgings 26 M. A. Levy, tailor, clothier, &c. Mail and General Coach-office 27 London Hat Company I. Machray & Co., mail-contractors 28 Wm. Russel, confectioner James Anderson, jun., grocer 31 John Duncan, tobacconist to her Alexander Taylor, woollen-draper Majesty Thomas Thomson, gunmaker 32 Philip and Cooper, clothiers John Brown (gentleman's-drapery 33 Isaac Mathieson, silk-mercer, &c. establishment, &c.) 34 Samuel Martin, hat-manufacturer Charles Playfair, gunmaker Fraser, grocer, &c. 35 Mrs. Robert Milne, staymaker , 74, 76, Angus 36 R. J. Emslie, auctioneer John Forbes, men's-mercer

.. Daniel Gray, tea-merchant, &o. Adam and Anderson, advocates

.. Mrs. Captain Jamson, lodgings Smith and Cardno, seedsmen

.. Mrs. J. Clark, lodgings Angus Fraser, grocer

.. Gordon Gilchrist (G. and Son) Alex. Abel, advocate 37 Patrick Collie, clothier Alex. Anderson, advocate 38 Jamieson and Mitchell, grocers, A. Brown and Co., booksellers 39 James Blackhall and Co., drapers Stamp-office 40 James Forbes and Sons, wholesale Mathieson's millinery- warerooms clothiers, &c. Gill and Smith, watchmakers

.. P. and G. Brown, auctioneers Archibald Meston, silk-mercer 226 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

82 Alexander Troup, merchant-tailor 115 James Fraser and Son, boot and 83 Mrs. Dr. Gordon, lodgings shoemakers .. Mrs. M'Kenzie, of Ord .. Aberdeen Union Club News room .. James Steele, M.D. .. Douglas Edward, manufacturer 84 Miss Farquharson .. Wm. Milne, commission-agent .. Charles Playfair, gunmaker 117 James Lumsden and Co., clothiers 85 M'Kenzie and Co., woollen-drapers 119 A. Morison, silk-mercer. &c. 86 James DufFus, confectioner 121 Walter Gray, silk, shawl, and bon- 87 George Yeats, silk-mercer net warerooms

88 Elijah Burwell, fancy-sbop .. James Sherer 89 Alexander Stables, jun., accountant, .. Advocates' Hall and Library Aberdeen Fire & LifeAssur. Co. 122 J. Allan and Co., cibinetmakers .. Aberdeen Fire and Life Assurance 122 J P. Beveridge, manufacturer Co., C. F. Griffith 123 Wbyte and Hutcheon, thawl-mer-

. . Charles F. Griffith chants, &c. 90 Mrs. William Wilson 123.1 Alex. Yeats, accountant

.. Elijah Burwell, merchant .. C. Cattanach, tailor

91 John Green, cashier, City of Glasgow .. Geo. Lyell, town-serjeant

Bank .. Mrs. Lyell, dressmaker

.. John Bramwell, secretary, Town .. J. A. Millar, advocate

and County Bank .. Thomas Will, manufacturer

.. William Littlejohn, cashier, Town .. Miss Smith, teacher of music and County Bank 124 John Christie, M D. 92 Lockhart and Salmon, confectioners .. Mrs. Wm. Knox, lodgings 94 Benjamin Reid and Co., seedsmen .. John Garden 95 John Lumsden and Co., merchants 126 John Nicol, clothier .. J. B. Gibson (of J. Lumsden & Co.) 127 James Williams, furrier 96 Smith and Cochran, advocates' 128 John Lyell and Co., gunmakers .. Old Machar Poor Assessment Col- 129 Walter Stewart, silk-mercer lector's-office 130 John and George Paterson, shoe- 97 Robert Shand (Jopp and Shand) makers

. . Alexander Gerrard, teacher .. Miss Greig, lodgings

.. Miss Gerrard, dressmaker, &c. .. Charles Robb's lodgings .. David Lyall (G. L. & Co.) .. Misses Sinclair .. George Lyall, (do.) 131 Farquharson and Co., merchants 98 and 100 James Laing, ironmonger 131^ David Davidson, cabinetmaker 99 George Lyall and Co., silk-mercers 132 J. Barnett, cabinetmaker 101 George Pegler, fruiterer 133 Alexander Hay, draper 102 Miss Rainnie, lodgings 135 David Walker, hairdresser

.. Miss Philips, milliner 136 John Ford, flint-glass merchant 103 Murray and M'Combie, advocates 137 Mrs. Joseph Wood, lodgings

.. Anthony Cruickshank, hosier .. Miss Foote .. Wm. Speid, advocate, &c. .. H. Ambrose Smith, secretary, Nor- .. Alex. Ross, advocate thern Assurance Co.

105 Cruickshank and Co , hosiers, &c. 138 Aberdeen Hotel, Wm. M'Gregor 106 County Fire Office, &c. (William 139 James Saint, jun., silk-mercer, &e. Smith, jun.) 141 143 Peter Williamson, druggist

.. Wm. Smith, jun , tea-mercht., &c. 145 Walter Stewart, silk-mercer 107 George Jamieson, jeweller 146 Wm. J. Lumsden, of Balmedie 111 David Wyllie and Son, booksellers 147 George Marquis, accountant

to Her Majesty [" .. Chalmers and Farquhar, advocates 113 Wm. Hay, bootmaker 149 Geo. Sutherland, silk-mercer 115 Alexander Stuart, writing-master 150 W. Healy, bootmaker

.. Wm. Ramage, architect .. Brown and Co., music- warerooms .. Writing Academy, C. M'Conochie .. William Stephen, cabinetmaker

.. Wm. M'Leish, teacher .. James Edmond, advocate .. James Asher, commission-mercht. 151 M. Rettie and Sons, silversmiths .. Wm. Duthie, advocate .. Wilmot Holland .. Alexander Simpson, advocate 152 Miss Brebner, of Lairney 1

STREETS, SQUARES, &C 227

152 Marianus Massie, advocate 261 Wm. Hogarth, merchant 153 Brebner and Ogilvie 202 Watson and Mather, stonecutters 155 J. Littlejohn, fancy worsted ware- house 156 Miss Ogilvie, of Auchiries .. Mrs. Dr. Ogilvie UNION BUILDINGS, 157 John Catto, cabinetmaker 158 Alexander Kilgour, M.D. From Castle- street to Shiprow. 159 Brebner and Ogilvia 160 John Shields, confectioner 1 Milne, Low, and Co. manufacturers, 161 Mrs. Nairne 2 Athenaaum News-Rooms

. . Mrs. Kenneth Stewart 4, 5, and 7, David Cargill and Co. 162 Misses Massie 9 William Blake, bookseller .. Mrs. Geddes, lodgings 11 Mrs. Wm. Moriscn 163 Gifford Mair, & carvers and gilders .. Wm. Kr.ight, architect 164 Alex. Gordon, druggist .. Alexander Morison, mercer 165 Geo. B. Bothwell, candle-manufac- .. Mrs. M'lntosh, lodgings turer 13 John Smith, merchant tailor Mrs. Isabella Morrice 15 Keith and Gibb. lithographers 166 John Fraser, watchmaker 17 Philip and Kennedy, haberdashers 167 Wm. Andrew, druggist . . William Duff of Mayen 169 Wm. Laurie, bookbinder, &c. 19 James Harper, commission agent 171 Tbos. Baird, cabinetmaker, &c. .. Mrs. Harper, lodgings 173 Mrs Leslie .. Thomas Stewart, carpet warehouse William Skinner, advocate 51 Simpson and Whyte, clothiers to the 175 Thos. and Geo. Gordon, grocers, Queen 181 Charles Davidson, druggist 185 William Milne and Sons, grocers, 189 Wood and Co., piano-forte-saloon 191 Geo. Glegg and Sons, confectioners UNION PLACE, 193 Miss Robertson, dressmaker, &c. 195 James Catto, shoemaker From Union-street to Alford-place. 197 Receiving Post-office James Fraser and Co., grocers, &c. 1 W. A. Skene of Lethenty 198 Robert Dyce, M.D. 2 Mrs. David Forsyth 201 Coutts and Gauld, painters 3 William Adam, advocate (Adam and Miss Georgina Bannerman Anderson) 209 James Mein, dentist 4 Misses Shand 211 John Cadenhead, M.D. 5 Mrs. Adam Gray 214 Alexander Harvey, M.D. 6 James Fraser, jun., grocer, &c. 216 West-End Academy 7 Mrs. Stewart of Laithers 218 John Mair, piano-forte-saloon 8 James Keith, druggist 220 Miss Farquharson, of Ballogie 9 Mrs George Watson 224 Patrick Bannerman 10 James Keith, druggist 233 John Smith, advocate 1 Mrs. Lindsay 237 Alexander Davidson, advocate 13 John Hall, merchant 237 Mrs. D. Davidson 14 Roderick Adam, baker 238 William Pirrie, M.D. 15 Professor David Gray 239 William Williamson, M.D. 17 Thomas gangster, advocate Mrs. B. Williamson 18 Stephen Balfour, M D. and surgeon 240 Mrs. Urquhart of Craigston 10 Angus Fraser, jun., grocer 245 John Anthony & Blaikie, advocates 21 George Collie (G. C and Co.) 247 John Blaikie, advocate 22 Stephen Balfour, M.D. and surgeon 251 Miss Innes 23 John Maitland, late merchant 252 Edward Burn 24 Benjamin Reid (B. R. and Co.) 253 David Blaikie (J. Blaikie and Sons) 25 John Yeats (of Yeats and Flockhart) 2i4 Mrs. Moir of Park 29 Mrs. Leslie of Memsie 255 Henry Lumsden of Auchindoir 31 Alexander Low (M. L. and Co 257 William Keith, M.D. ) 33 Nath. Farquhar, advocate (C. and F.) J

228 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

35 Miss Dingwall Fordyce 9 Miss Fraser of Fraserfield 36 Mrs. Houston 11 James Jamieson (J. Fraser and Co.) 37 John Geddes, M.D. 12 Alexander Leslie, late of Jamaica 39 Miss Drysdale 22 James Davidson, plasterer

.. John Duncan, advocate .. James Trail, Wright, &c. 40 Mrs. Captain Win. Mollison .. Miss Wilson, dressmaker 48 Miss Still of Millden 24 Robert Middleton, builder 50 Alexander Thorn (A. and W. Thorn) .. Alexander Falconer (J. F. and Co.)

.. William Thorn (A. and W. Thorn) .. George Falconer (J. F. and Co.

.. Miss Thom .. William Keith, slater 52 Wm. Brown, stamps and taxes 26 Miss Watson, dressmaker and mil- liner

.. Robert Fyfe, gardener UNION TERRACE, 28 David Davidson, cabinetmaker, &c. .. Miss Morrison, lodgings From Union-hridge to Skene-terrace. 30 David Knox, painter ,. George Gordon, hair manufacturer

1 and 2 Clements Lumsden, advocate 36 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker 3 Miss Lambert, boarding school 38 Mrs. Captain Ellis 9 Robert Smith, surgeon 11 Smith and Ferguson, civil-engineers 12 Wm. Clark, ironmonger UNION WYND, 14 Charles Chalmers, advocate 15 Andrew Farquharson, younger of From Union-row to Summer street. Whitehouse - .. Peter Farquharson, advocate, White 1 Miss Stephen, day-school house 2 W. Stephen, cabinetmaker 16 Mrs Captain Robert Carmichael 3 James Matthew, mason 19 Wra. Duguid(of J. Smith & Co.) .. Miss Matthew, dressmaker 20 John Munro, inspector of taxes 5 William Anderson, builder 21 Lieutenant William Anderson, su- perintendent of rural police 22 Miss Gordon, dressmaker, &c. UNION LANE. 29 B. M'Donald, pavier, &c. 32 Mrs. Emslie, lodgings 6 Alexander Kiloh, lodgings

.. Mrs. Cunliff .. Mrs. G. Rust, lodgings

.. D. Munro, bootmaker .. Gilbert Rust, plasterer 33 Thomas Gibson, shuttlemaker .. Miss Andrews, lodgings 34 Mrs. M'Nie, lodgings 7 Mrs. Gibbon, inn

. . Miss Millar, dressmaker 36 Alex. Beverley, teacher

.. Mrs. Bruce, lodgings UPPERKIRKGATE,

.. George Melvin, shoemaker 39 Miss Justice, milliner From Broad-street to Schoolhill.

. . G. Mitchell, painter &c. . . Miss Urquhart, dressmaker 4 Leslie Clark, wholesale grocer,

.. Miss Carter 5 SJrs. Scott, lodgings 39 John Paterson, bootmaker 7 Hugh Deverly, watchmaker

. . George Paterson, bootmaker 9 John Grant, grocer

.. Alex. Smith (of S. and F.) 10 John Fiddler, provision shop 40 Mrs Tennant's lodgings 11 John Ewing, furniture dealer 40 Mrs. Shirreff, dressmaker 13 John Nicol, teacher of vocal music 15 John Murray, tobacconist, &c. 16 Mrs. Duffus, confectioner UNION ROW, 18 William Shiress, tinsmith 16 W. Mitchell From Union-street to Summer-street. .. Miss Hay 20 J. A. Wilson, bookseller 7 Robert Ness, coachbuilder 24 Farquhar and Gill, painters, &c. )

STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 229

25 Andrew Donald, late baker 43 John Miller, ship-broker 27 James Ledingham 45 Mrs. Milne 28 Miss Cruickshank, dressmaker .. Andrew Crane, shipmaster 29 John Symon, furniture dealer 46 Williamson and Simpson, candle- 30 James Leslie, clerk makers 33 Alexander Barnett, beadle, &c, 51 Alexander R. Dyer .. Mrs. Barnett, staymaker .. Mrs. William Reid 34 and 36 W. Sinclair, -wholesale drug- 52 E. W. Von Laer gist 54 Mrs. James Reid 01 J James Walker, bookseller .. James Laing .. John Gray, church officer VICTORIA STREET WEST, 37 George Morrison, bootmaker 38 William Russel, confectioner From Albyn-place to Skene-road. 39 John E. Berry, writer .. Thomas Berry, teacher and organist Mrs Captain Clyne .. Alex. Turreff, draper (J. B. and Co. George Inglis, baker 40 Mrs. A. Duncan, lodgings 41 John Booth, watchmaker 42 Robert Ferguson, silk dyer VIRGINIA STREET, 43 David Ogg, basketmaker 44 Mrs. Coutts, lodgings From Commerce-street to Weigh-house .. Mrs. Rbind square. 45 Alexander Rennie, painter 46 Alexander Mennie, merchant 5 Cowie and Co., brewers 47 John Ogilvie, bookseller . . Alexander Leslie, brewer 42 James and David Munro, shoemakers 13 James Williams & Sons, coopers, &c. 49 George Davidson, grocer, &c. . . John Wilken, cooper .. A. Masson, grocer .. Robert Williams, cooper 50 Mrs. William Davidson 14 John Christie, shipmaster .. James Burgess, umbrella maker 1G Miss Leslie, milliner .. William Catto (Aberdeen Bank) . . Joseph Reid, shoemaker .. Miss Catto, dressmaker 18 Peter Nicol, shoemaker .. A. Scott, shoemaker 21 Rev. Robert Blackwood 51 William Smith, wigmaker, &c. 22 David Tetty, shipmaster

. . Miss Stephen, lodgings 26 John Mollison, grocer VICTORIA COURT, 30 John Milne, blacksmith 46 George Oldman, hairdresser 54 Castle-street. 50 George Rennie, grocer 51 John Smith, shipmaster William Bain, manager, (City of Glas- .. Mrs. Robertson, midwife gow Bank) 56 John Moir & Son, preservers of fresh City of Glasgow Bank provisions George Cornwall, printer 57 Alexander Harper, grocer E. M. Cornwall, lithographer 59 Herman Ganson, shipmaster 60 James Johnston, mealseller 61 John Harper, mealseller VICTORIA PLACE, 62 Alexander Gellan, carpenter, &c. .. Robert Thain, teacher From Albion-street to Wales-street, .. Mrs. Gellan, dressmaker thence to the Canal. 64 James Abel, baker 65 Alexander Findlay, grocer 3 George Chalmers, shipmaster 66 James Abel, baker .. George Collie, shipmaster 68 and 70 George Saunders, grocer

. . Alexander Barnett, shipmaster 69 Robert Eddie, brewer 40 James Middleton .. Alexander Taylor, shipmaster .. William Stuart, book-keeper 79 George Forrest, carter 42 Peter Buyers, grocer, &c. 89 Alexander Maurice, shipmaster 230 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF

WALES STREET, WATT'S COURT,

From Park-street to Victoria-place. 45 Virginia-street.

1 John Sharp, vintner 10 and 12 James Jamieson, plumber, &c. WEBSTER'S COURT, 16 Mrs. Milne, flesher 18 Mrs. Spalding, vintner 19 East North-street. 21 James Gordon, spirit dealer 26 William Collie, carter 27 William Duncan, sen., flesher 29 John Brunton, shipmaster WEBSTER'S COURT,

72 Shiprow.

WALES STREET (LITTLE),

From Wales-street to Hanover-street. WEBSTER'S COURT,

2 John Mitchell, tinsmith 29 Guestrow.

James M'Kay, bootmaker WALKER'S COURT, John Smith, merchant tailor George Adam, clothier 30 Virginia-street. Alex. Smith, porter dealer

WALKER'S COURT, WEIGH-HOUSE SQUARE, 25 College-street. Quay.

WALKER'S COURT, 1 William Steel, spirit dealer 9 Robert Catto, spirit dealer 37 Shiprow. 10 Robert Brown, shore porter 17 John Begg, of Lochnagar distillery

WAPPING STREET,

From Trinity-street to Lower-denburn. WELL COURT,

14 Broad-street. WATER LANE, William Kelman, tailor From Quay to Virginia-street. John Walker, clerk 2 James Brownie, paper ruler, &c.

WATERLOO QUAY, WELLINGTON PLACE, From Harbour entrance to Canal to Building yards. From Union-place to Southbridge.

67 John Nicol 1 James Black (J. Black and Co.) 80 John Duffus, ship chandler, &c. 2 Mrs. Smith 82 John Henderson, tavern 3 Mrs. Yeats of Auquharney Alexander Duthie, shipbuilder 4 James Stormont, baker Mrs. Boadin, lodgings 6 Marianus Massie, advocate John Cargill, shipmaster 8 Barbara Law, merchant STREETS, SQUARES, &C. 231

WELLINGTON STREET, I 72 J. Cruickshank, provision merchant 73 Janet Fettes, poultry shop J From Waterloo-quay to Links, j 79 Mrs. Murray, vintner

12 James Bates, innkeeper 16 Robert Alexander, shipmaster WINDSOR PLACE, 18 Mrs. Nicol, vintner 26 Mrs. Sword, do. From Thistle-lane to Victoria-street- 28 Andrew Leslie, boilermaker west. .. Alex. Ross, clerk .. Patrick Allan, shipmaster John Milne, clerk of police 32 John Meston, grocer William G. Maclean, customs 47 John Robertson, shipmaster Mrs. Macandrew .. James Wishart (Hall and Son) 52 Alexander Forbes 54 Alexander Hay, shipowner WINLAW'S COURT, 55 Alexander Davidson, engineer

.. James Cook, engineer 107 Gallowgate and 72 Loch -street. .. Wm. Napier, lodgings 56 Andrew Davidson, shipowner WINDY WYND,

From Gallowgate to Spring-garden. WHITEHOUSE STREET, 5 John Eddie, chimney sweeper From Chapel-street to Skene-plaee. 10 Arthur Clark, grocer, &c. 15 Samuel Geddes, grocer, &c. 11 John Air, cartwright, &c. 21 George Mutch, spirit-dealer .. Miss Cormack, dressmaker 23 William Eddie, spirit dealer 15 Mrs. Martin .. John Brownlie, grocer 27 Mrs. Esson, lodgings 27 Wm. Morrison, umbrella maker 31 Misses Symmers 32 Mrs. A. Smith .. David Smith, clerk WOOLMANHILL, 37 John Fraser, watchmaker 38 Peter Crombie, jeweller From Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston. 39 Alexander Black, clerk 40 Low and Chalmers, builders Royal Infirmary 41 James Black, builder 8 John Menzies, leather merchant 43 David Shier, land surveyor IS James Gordon, bookseller 44 Miss Humphrey 26 James Watson, grocer 27 Joseph Johnston 28 John M'Kirdie, watchmaker 30 Adam Ross, tea-dealer WINDMILLBRAE, 33 Henry Laurie, boot and shoemaker

. . James Wilson, criminal officer From Green to Crown-street. 34 Henry Jackson, M.D. 35 William Morgan, hairdresser 23 Lockhart Duncan, grocer 38 William Watt, slater 25 Charles Grant, auctioneer 39 John Leslie, cotton manufacturer 40 John Bell, cooper 42 Geo. Mitchell, painter 43 George Brand, carter 43 Johnstone Pirie, grocer 44 John Brand, mealseller 44 William Younnie, wright 46 Mrs. Brand 46 Miss Walker, dressmaker 49 Arthur Law, grocer 48 Christian Menzie, sick nurse 58 Alexander Coutts, turner .. Mrs. William Willox

. . William Coutts, shuttlemaker .. Mrs. Dalgarno, midwife 66 George Ewen, turner 49 William Craigmile, grocer .. George Duncan, clerk 51 Robert Rattray, M.D. 232 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, &C.

72 John Harris, grocer 51 Mrs. Andrew Still, grocer 79 Miss Balfour, straw-hat maker 52 John Leslie, grocer 85 Mary Yeats, sick nurse 54 James Anderson, blacksmith

86 George Barmerman, spirit dealer .. John Skinner, boatbuilder 88 , clothier 55 James Connon, mealseller 89 Charles Smith, tailor GO James Thane, boatbuilder .. John Smith, grocer 91 Mrs. Auderson, spirit dealer 91 George M'Donald, baker 109 Mrs. Peter Lipertwood 113 G. B. Allan, shipmaster 115 James Wilson, late shipmaster YEATS' LANE, 119 William Hall (of A. Hall & Sons) 123 William Rattray, manufacturing From Canal-terrace to Summer-lane. chemist

2 Mrs. Adam .. Daniel Mearns, shipmaster YORK PLACE, 8 John Morgan, shipowner

. . George Cruickshank, coalbroker From Waterloo-quay to York-street. 9 George Mitchell, shipmaster

.. John Stewart, do. 25 Robert Johnston, merchant 27 Robert Parrot, shipmaster 29 David Copland, merchant YEATS' COURT, 31 William Cormack, grocer

32 Netherkirkgate. YOUNG STREET, John Watson, tailor James and David Young, teachers of From Gallowgate to Loch -street. music 5 Alex. Davidson 9 Alex. Cairney YORK. STREET. 13 Alex. Paul, provision shop 14 George Robb, wholesale grocer, &c.

1 Miss Watt, spirit dealer 16 Mrs. Duncan, lodgings 9 William Anderson .. William Thomson, day patrol 27 Donaldson Rose and Co., timber 18 James Tait, do. merchants 24 Joseph Wishart, organ builder

.. William Rose (of D. Rose & Co.) .. John Allan, foreman (Blaikie & 47 John Gordon, cooper, &c. Sons)

.. James Macarthie, boatman, customs .. James Crawford .

.. John Collie 26 John Finlayson, provision shop

.. Lewis Fyfc, blockmaker MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL

OLD ABERDEEN.

Provost, ROBERT DYCE, Esq.

Dr. Andrew Fyfe Dr. Robert Daun Professor David Thomson Mr. Alexander Stables, Merchant

MERCHANT COUNCILLORS.

TVeajKrtr,,^>„„™»„„^„*„Mr. Thomas Leask

Captain L. X. Leslie Dr. Hercules Scott Dr. Robert Poison Mr. George Grub Mr. Alexander Stables, Jun. Dr. James Gordon Professor Ferguson Alexander Nicol, Esq.

TRADES COUNCILLORS.

Mr. James Jaffray, Weaver Mr. William Laws, Wright

,, William Smith, Tailor ,, William Jamieson, Shoemaker Mr. George Smith, Blacksmith. OLD ABERDEEN.

Adam, John, gardener, 4 Chanonry * Adams, James, (Editor of Herald), 2 Chanonry William, tailor, 46 Spital Miss, 21 College- bounds Aiken, George, grocer, 49 High-street Mrs., lodgings, 15 College-bounds Airth, Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 26 Spital Alexander, Mrs. Charles, Donbank-cottage Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 83 High-street, h. 4 Chanonry George, brick-kilns Allen, George, flesher, 67 High-street John, hairdresser, 102 High-street Anderson, Rev. Alexander, rector of Gymnasium, 7 Chanonry —„~ Alexander, farmer, Culny's-wynd ~. Mrs. G., superintendent, Female Penitentiary, 28 Spital Andrew, William, lodgings, 89 Spital Angus, Mrs., New Bridge of Don Annand, James, (late of Jamaica,) Kildare- collage Arthur, James, blacksmith, King-street-road

Baillie, Mrs., dressmaker, 90 High-street Bannerman, Mrs. Dr., 8 Chanonry Barclay, Lydia Ann, 13 Spital Bain, John, Seaton-gate William, grocer, 66 Spital Beaton, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 9 College-bounds Brown, A. G., 113 High-street Begg, John, sub-janitor, King's College

.—. — Mrs. Alexander, 98 High-street Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 7 High-street

Buchan, Miss, of Auchmacoy, 16 Chanonry . Burnett, Miss, of Kemnay, 70 High-street

Campbell, Roderick, vintner, Seaton-gate Catto, Miss, 104 High-street Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasional waiter, High-street William, painter and glazier, 86 High-street Chessor, George, rural-policeman, New Bridge of Don Chisholm, Alexander, 89 High-street 235 OLD ABERDEEN. [CLA—FYF

Clapperton, Mrs. Dr., 29 College-bounds Christie, John, flour-miller, 19 High-street Clark, Alexander, sexton (St. Peter's Cemetery), h. Lodge, King- street-road Alexander, cooper, Don-street James, cooper, Don-street

.—. — John, 37 High-street „™— Robert, painter and paper-hanger, Don-street Mrs. George, baker, 79 High- street Connon, Robert, gardener, Brick-kilns Mrs., lodgings, 10 College-bounds Cooper, Mrs., 15 College-bounds Cormack, George, portrait and miniature painter, 16 College- bounds Coutts, Miss, dressmaker, 55 Don-street Cowie, John, teacher (Parochial School), 5 New-street Cromar, Mrs. David, feuar, 89 Spital Cruickshank, John, manufacturer, 23 College- bounds

Robert, Daun, M.D., deputy inspector-general of hospitals ; The Priory, 16 Chanonry Dawson, John G., writer, The Hill Deans, William, manufacturer, and keeper of the Trades' mort- cloths, 50 Spital Downie, Charles, carter, and Old Aberdeen carrier, 30 High-street Dunn, Joseph, brewer, h. 26 High- street Dunbar, DuncaD, manufacturer, Don-street

- James, night-watchman, Don-street William, teacher, High-street Duncan, William, carter, Spital

— .—. William, flesher, Spital —™ Mrs. John, 20 Spital Durie, Charles, lodgings, 30 High-street

Edersheim, Rev. Alfred, 45 High-street Edmond, William, 22 College-bounds Esson, Gordon, grocer, 110J High-street Ewen, Mrs., lodgings, 58 Spital Ewing, Alexander, 12 College-bounds

Ferguson, George, A.M., professor of humanity, King's College, h. 11 College-bounds Fiddes, George, currier, 41, h. 42 High-street Findlay, Mrs. James, lodgings, 12 College-bounds Forbes, Mrs. Arthur, 10 Chanonry Fraser, George, 80 Spital

Fyfe, Andrew, M.D.. professor of Chemistry, King's College, h. 34 College- bounds — -~- Thomas, road contractor, Bridge of Don GAL LEA] OLD ABERDEEN. 236

Gall, Mrs., lodgings, 19 College -bounds Gerrard, Misses, 6 Chanonry Gibb, William, boot and shoemaker, 9 College- bounds Mrs., midwife, 9 College-bounds Gill, Mrs., lodgings, 60 Spital Glover, Thomas, chief-officer, preventive station, Bridge of Don Gordon, James, M.D., 110 High-street Grant, Alexander, farmer, 74 High-street „™ Duncan, lodgings, 97 Spital Robert, farmer, 67 High-street „™ Mrs., feuar, lodgings, 63 Spital Mrs, lodgings, 92 Spital Grub and Clark, boot and shoemakers, 13 College-bounds

Hall, R-obert, Inland Revenue Officer, Rose-cottage Hay, Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton-house Mrs., vintner, Love-lane, Spital Hector, Mrs., lodgings, 79 Spital Henderson, Mrs., lodgings, 8 High-street Hutcheson, James, Don-street Hutton, Mrs. Charles, 1 Love-lane, Spital

Irvine, Francis, M.D., h. 15 High-street

Jack, William, D.D., principal of King's College, h. 37 College- bounds Jaffray, James, grocer, Seaton-gate Miss, 48 Don-street Jamieson, William, shoemaker, h. College-lane Johnston, John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at Donview John, steward, 15 Spital „. John,jnn., 15 Spital ,„. Miss, dressmaker, 25 Spital Miss Jane, lodgings, 96 Spital

Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57 Spital Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don Mills Kemp, James, manufacturer, 20 Don-street Kennedy, Samuel, Don-tavern, New Bridge of Don Kilgcur, James, lodgings, King-street-road John, sexton, Church-gate Kynoch, William, farmer and feuar, 1 Market-lane

Laws, William, cartwright, Eing-street-road Lawson, F., blacksmith, 2, h. 4 Seaton-gate John, farmer, 24 High-street Lawranee, William, carter, High-street Leask, John, session-clerk, and rector of Grammar School, h. Sea- bank .

237 OLD ABERDEEN. [LEA NIC

Leask, Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16, h. 17 High-st. „_. Mrs., lodgings, 82 Spital

. Mrs., vintner, King-street Leighton, John, builder and lodgings, Orchard-cottage Leith, George, weaver, East Back-road Leslie, Captain L. X., 14th regiment, HP., Tillydrone

. Hugh Fraser, of Powis, Powis-honse „ William, shoemaker, King-street-road

, Miss, Don-street Linton, William, mason, High -street Lyell, Mrs., lodgings, 12 College-bounds

M'Donald, David, haberdasher, 63 Spital M'Farlane, Thomas, vintner, Red Lion, Spital M'lnnes, Mrs., lodgings, 10 College-bounds M'Kenzie, Duncan, feuar, 27 Spital M'Gie, Miss, seminary, High-street Mackie, Charles, cattle-dealer, 37 Don-street

, William, farmer, Seaton gate M'Killigan, Alexander, gardener, 98 Spital M'Lennan, John, toll-keeper, New Bridge of Don M'Tavish, Henry, feuar, lodgings, 59 Spital Macgregor, William, toll-keeper, Bridge of Don Macleod, Miss, 71 High-street Macpherson, Dr. H, sub-principal and professor of Greek, King's

College, ft. 30 College-bounds Macrobie, Peter, farmer, Sunnyside Massie, Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Spital William, salmon fisher, New Bridge of Don Mearns, Rev. Dr. D., professor of Divinity, King's College, h. I Chaplainry

Mellis, Peter, manager (Smith, Irvine & Co.), ft. 4 High-street Melvin, Alexander, carter, High-street James, farmer, High-street Michael, James, carter, 6 Spital Millar, Alex., road overseer, Buchan district, East Back- road Milne, George, gardener, 46 High-street ~~.— James, feuar, 29 College-bounds — James, painter, 28 College-bounds

. John, cart and plough-wright, Seaton gate

. Mrs., lodgings, 6 College-bounds Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry Mrs., feuar, 20 Spital Mollison, Mrs. James, lodgings, 19 College-bounds Morrison, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Balgownie-road, Bridge of Don Murray, Miss, 27 College-bounds

Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton farm NIC SMIJ OLD ABERDEEN. 238

Nicol, James, clerk, Canal-lane >—— Leslie, sexton, Church- gate Lewis, mason, Canal-lane Wm., overseer, salmon fishings, Bridge of Don

Paton, Misses, of Grandholm, Sunnybank Penitentiary, Female, 28 Spital—Mrs. Anderson, superintendent Pickthorn, Lieutenant John, R.N., 63 High-street Poison, John, innkeeper, 3 New Street Robert L., M.D., surgeon, 3 High-Street Post Office, Receiving, 43 High-street Primerose, Mrs. George, 61 Don- street

Rae, John, grocer, King-street-road Alexander, farmer, King- street-road Ramage, George, teacher, Bell's School, King-street-road Reid, Alexander, gardener, Tillydrone, Seaton ~~» William, teacher, Old Bridge of Don. ~™— Mrs., lodgings, 12 College- bounds —~~* Mary, teacher, Donmouth Cottage Rennie, Alexander, salmon fisher, Bridgefield house Richmond, Thomas, inspecting commander (Coast Guard), 63 Don-street Robbie, Donald, lodgings, 98 Spital Robertson, Alexander, Balgownie-lodge

.— George, Mains of Seaton —_™ Robert, clerk, 44 High-street Ross, James, sheriff-officer, 44 High-street J., teacher of music, 8 College-bounds Robert, surgeon and apothecary (Post Office), 43 High-street

Scott, Hercules, LL.D., professor of Moral Philosophy, King's College, h. at College Miss, lodgings, 94 Spital

.—. — Andrew, professor of Hebrew, King's College Shearer, Mrs., lodgings, J 5 College-bounds Simpson, Andrew, wright, 109 High-street John, tea and spirit dealer, 108 High-street Smart, William, gardener, 39 Spital Smith, A., grocer, 59 High-street — A., gardener, h. and seed-shop King- street-road George, blacksmith, King-street-road

—. — Irvine, & Co., brewers, 18 High-street James, tailor and grocer, 25 College-bounds John, boot and shoemaker, 48 High-street

, John, sacrist, King's College — ,~~ John, feuar, Old Bridge of Don Rev. Robert, Old Machar Church, 14 Chanonry —~— Robert, steward, 94 Spital 239 OLD ABERDEEN. [SMI YEA

Smith, William, farrier, King-street-road William, tea and spirit dealer, 87 High-street Stables, A., jun., clerk, h. 112 High-street Alex, and Son, grocers and spirit merchants, 112 High -street George, vintner, 102 High-street Stephen, William, shipmaster (Monarch), Orchard-house Stevenson, James, Seaton gate Stewart, William, grocer, 25 Spital Stirling, William, farmer, 10 High-street Stott, James, gardener, Seaton gate Strachan, Hugh, vintner, 2 Don-street Walter, steward, 40 Spital Straith, Misses, dressmakers, 28 College-bounds Mrs., midwife, 28 College-bounds Sutherland, John, Viewton-place „~~™ Robert, farmer and feuar, 70 Spital Swanson, Miss, 57 Don-street

Tailor, James, tailor, Don-street Robert, shoemaker, 47 High-street Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Froghall-lane Miss, lodgings, 26 College-bounds Thorn, John, sen., sheriff-officer, 43 Don-street —^~- John, jun., constable and sheriff- officer, 92 High-street John, clerk, 92 High-street William, mason, 66 High-street Thomson, David, professor of Natural Philosophy, King's College, h. 13 College-bounds James, grocer and spirit dealer, 30 High-street Torbet, Mrs., lodgings, 50 Spital Trail, James, carter, 5 Spital Turrefl, Gavin, clerk, 18 Don-street

Valentine, James, reporter to Aberdeen Journal, Love-lane houses, Spital

Watt, Alexander, 24 Spital John, Mains of Seaton William, wright, lodgings, 60 Spital Miss, stewardess (Sovereign), h. 60 Spital Wetherspoon, George, painter, 95 Spital Willox, Mrs., Mary Cottage, King-street-road Wilson, George, 59 High-street A., merchant, 45 High -street Wood, Rev. James George, Old Machar Church, 5 Chanonry Miss, governess, Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry

Yeats, Thomas, flesh er, 76 Spital WOODSIDE.

Adam, Charles, farmer, Hilton-house Allan, Miss, Tanfield-house

Baillie, George, keeper of the keys of the Don subscription fire- engine, h. 21 Don-street Barker, John, and Sons, manufacturers, Gordon's-mills Barron-street, h. 104 Had- Barron, Wm , boot and shoemaker, 67 den- street Beattie, Andrew, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 142, h. 140 Hadden-street Beverley, A., blacksmith, Backhill of Hilton. Black, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 59, h. 57 Barron-street Booth, William, tinsmith, 57 Hadden-street ~~~™ Mrs., midwife, 34 Wellington -street Brown, John, overseer (Woodside- works), h. 132 Hadden-street David, blacksmith, h. 9 Hadden-street Buyers, Rev. William, Hilton-house

Caird, William, mason, 11 Grandholm-street Calder, Peter, shoemaker, 4, h. 6 Queen-street Catto, James, farmer, Lower Cotton William, farmer, Persley Clark, Alexander, farmer, Hayfield Alexander, teacher, Catholic School, Tanfield-walk Corken, James, feuar, 1 Don-street Cortas, T. A., (Leys, Masson, & Co.) Grandholm-cottage Cowie, William, grocer, 134 Hadden-street Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 134 Hadden-street Cruickshank, James, grocer, 115 Hadden-street Gumming, Miss, Newseat, 10 Pirie's-lane, Wellington-street

Diack, James, cowfeeder, 32 Gaelic-lane Duguid, Alexander, carter, 48 Cana;l-terrace Duncan, James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 143, h. 145 Hadden- street John, boot and shoemaker, 152 Hadden-street

Ferrier, A. & Co., manufacturers, 33 Hadden-street Fettes, David, boot and shoemaker, 233 Barron-street 241 woodside. [FIN—IRO

Finwick, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 121 Hadden-street Fisher, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Wellington-street ™~ Thomas, tea and spirit dealer, 49 Hadden-street Forbes, Rev. Robert, Free Church Manse Fraser, Miss, teacher, 56 Canal-terrace French, Peter, cowfeeder, 12 Bairnshall-lane Fullerton, John (Johnstone and Fullerton), 33 School-lane

Gibson, Miss, dressmaker, 141 Hadden-street Gilchrist, Isaac, A.M., Newplace, 15 Queen-street Gill, James, mason, 233 Barron-street Glass, Alex., general merchant and circulating library, 69 and 71 Hadden-street James, overseer of wrights (Woodside Works), h. 69 Bar- ron-street John, millwright, h. 121 Hadden-street Gordon, C, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 68 Hadden-street

, Barron, & Co , cotton spinners, manufacturers, and bleachers, Woodside Works. Miss, lodgings, 12 Wellington-street Grant, Alex., gardener, Grandholm-cottage ~»— Captain John, 24th Foot, H. P., Woodside-house Miss, dressmaker, 70 Hadden-street

. Patrick, gardener, 235 Barron-street George, cashier, Grandholm, h. 13 Don-terrace Gray, William, grocer and clothier, 2, h. 4 Hadden-street Greig, William, carter, 17 Hadden-street Gunn, John, contractor, 5 Barron-street Kenneth, grocer, 110 Hadden-street

Hadden, Alex. (Leys, Masson, & Co.), Grandholm-lodge Hall, Miss, teacher, 50 Canal-terrace Hardie, James, watchmaker and postmaster, 114, k. 112 Hadden- street Miss, dressmaker and schoolmistress, 112 Hadden-street Harper, Alexander, overseer, h. Woodside-lodge Harvey, James, 12 Summer-street Hatt, George, boot and shoemaker, 14, h. 12 Hadden-street Hector, Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155 Hadden-street Henderson, John, druggist, 138 Hadden-street

. Matthew, farmer, Smithfield

—. — William, farmer, Hilton-bank Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 116 Hadden-street Hobbs, David, precentor, 10 Summer-street Hoskin, John, feuar, 83 Barron-street Hunter, William, precentor, Free Church, h. 10 Don-street

Ieonside, James, vintner, 301 Barron-street T JAC—PHIL] woodside. 242

Jack, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 124 Hadden-street Jamieson, Francis, boot and shoemaker, 62 Hadden-street Jemmie, William, grocer, 45 Hadden-street Johnston & Fullerton, builders and timber merchants, 18 Hadden- street William (of Johnston & Fullerton), h. 18 Hadden-street

Kelman, Miss, teacher, h. 127 Hadden-street Kempt, Irvine, 50 Hadden-street ~. John, gas overseer, k, Lower Middlefield Kerr, Miss, teacher, 152 Hadden-street

Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), h. 105 Hadden-street Lawson, Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85 Barron-street Leslie, William, vintner, Gordon's-mills Lessel, James, 11 Gaelic-lane Mrs., Tanfield-liouse Leys, Masson & Co., manufacturers, Grandholm Lindsay, Mrs. Colonel, Grandholm-cottage

M'Donald, David, boot and shoemaker, 26 Hadden-street ~ James, grocer and spirit dealer, 76 Barron-street Robert, apothecary, 67, h. 65 Hadden-street M'Gregor, Duncan, print-cutter, 8 Canalside

. Hugh, clerks h. 62 Barron-street Mrs. midwife, 70 Hadden-street M'Lennan, John, toll-keeper, Kittybrewster M'Leod, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 44 Barron-street, h. 2 Canalside M'Pherson, Miss, corn extractor, Honey-cottage, 61 Canal-terrace Matthews, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, h. 26 Don-street Melvin, John, mason, 9 Hadden-stieet Michie, Alexander, teacher and session clerk (Free Church), k. Carnation-lodge Milne, George, clerk, Gordon's-mills „_» — John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hayton Miss, Millbank, 40 Canal-terrace Morgan, Patrick, clerk, 10 Summer- street Munro, George, boot and shoemaker, 143 Hadden-street George, shoemaker, 121 Barron-street Murray, Robert, grocer and clothier, 148, h. 150 Hadden-street —„™ William, flesher, 149, h. 147 Hadden-street

Nicol, Charles, stabler, 10 Wellington-street

. William, wright, 90, h. 92 Hadden-street

Peacock, Thomas, Ivy-cottage, Canal-terrace Peterkin, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 Hadden-street Philip, John, overseer, Grandholm, h. Persley 243 woodside. [POO—URQ

Poo'.e, Richard, M.D., F.R.C.P. Edinburgh, Upper Middlefield- house, establishment for ladies and gentlemen labouring under mental diseases

Reid, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21 Hadden-street

Rennie, Robert, grocer, 1 Barron-street ,„ Miss, clothier and haberdasher, 1 Barron-street Riach, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit-dealer, 6, h. 8 Hadden-street Riddel, James, spirit dealer, 4 Wellington-street Ritchie, Duncan, beadle, funeral waiter, and letter carrier, 112 Hadden-street Robb, James, boot and shoemaker, 151 Barron-street Robertson, George, farmer, Rosehill William, grocer, 52 Barron-street ™. Mrs. W., grocer, 169, h. 171 Barron-street Rose, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4 Barron-street Ross, Charles, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, ironmonger,

&c, 137 Hadden-street, /*. Primrose-cottage Donald, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker, 127 Barron-st. John, merchant, 127 Barron-street Kenneth, feuar, 26 Gaelic-lane

Scott, William, farmer, Don -terrace

, John, mason, Persley Scroggie, John, wright, 28 Hadden-street Seton, Alex., 150 Hadden-street Sheret, James, grocer, 181 Barron-street Sheriffs, John, tailor, 66 Hadden-street Shivas, John, contractor, 239 Barron-street Singer, Javnes, merchant, 46 Barron-street Skinner, George, flesher, 53, h. 58 Haddem street Smith, Charles, mason, 1 Don-street

... . John, gardener, Bairnshall-lane Stevenson, James, grocer, Gordon's-mills Stevin, Charles, clothier and grocer, 85 Hadden-street Mrs., baker and confectioner, 109, h. 98 Hadden-street

Sutherland, Hugh, manager, Grandholm Works, /*. 14 Don-terrace Stewart, Alex,, grocer and spirit dealer, 29 Gaelic-lane

~™ Hugh, boot and shoemaker, 62 Hadden-street, /;. 10 King-st. Hugh, beadle, Parish Church, h. 8 King-street John (Stewart, Rowell, & Co.), Cotton-lodge

™ . Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden-street

Taylor, James, farmer and grocer, 145, h, 147 Barron-street

. .~— James, gardener, 15 Wellington-street ~ James, jun., farmer, Middlefield

, —. John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 213 Barron-street

Ukgjohakt, James, roadmaker, 122 Hadden-street URQ—YOU] woodside. 244

Urquhart, Miss, dressmaker, 122 Hadden-street

Walker, George, tailor, 73 Barron-street Wallis, Bev. James, Woodside, h. 112 Hadden-street Warrack, Mrs., baker, 36 and 38 Barron-street Watson, George, engineer, Grandholm Works Watt, Alexander, gig-boat bouse John, plumber (Grandholm Works) h. 54 Hadden-street Alexander, grocer, 45 Wellington-street Wight, John, baker, 46, h. 44 Hadden-street Williamson, Alexander, Granitehill, Cairncry Wilson, David, grocer, 129 Hadden-street * Andrew, clothier, 51 Barron-street

Yodng, James, Carter, 18 Wellington -street Youngson, Peter, sen., bleacher, Gordon's-mills Peter, jun, manager, Gordon's-mills REPORT

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OF THE NORTHERN

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Incorporate*) fcg Sict of parliament

CAPITAL, £1.000,000.

Geo. Cornwall, Printer, Aberdeen.

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INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.

ABERDEEN, 3, King Street. EDINBURGH, 20, St. Andrew Square. GLASGOW, 19, St. Vincent Place. LONDON, 1, Moorgate Street.

The Fifteenth Annual Meeting of this Corporation was held

within their House in Aberdeen, on Friday, the 13th

June, 1851

JOHN CRUICKSHANK, Esq., LL.D., Professor of

Mathematics in Marischal College and University,

(Chairman of the Company), in the Chair

The Common Seal of the Company having been affixed, in terms of the Statute, to "the Registry of Shareholders," the Manager read the Report of the Directors, which commenced by stating that, on the present occasion, besides their usual Report on the Com- pany's transactions for the year, they had to submit to their Con- stituents the result of the Second Investigation into the state of the

Life business, appointed by the Act of Incorporation to be made at the Balance of the Books, on 30th April last. —— —

The Northern Assurance Company.

It appeared from the Report, that, daring the past year, a large business had been done in the various departments, and in par-

ticular:

I.—That in the Fire Department the Annual Revenue from Pre- miums amounted to about £10,000, being an increase of up- wards of t£600 over that of last year, while the Losses by Fire had been considerably less than formerly.

II.—Tliat 334 new Life Policies had been issued —yielding a large addition to the Annual Revenue—and that 42 Proposals had been declined, or accepted but not carried out.

III. —That the Annual Revenue of the Company, from all sources, was now about £45,000, and the Invested Funds £160,000.

After recommending that the usual Dividend of Six per Cent, free of Income Tax, should be paid from the Fire Department to the Shareholders,— that the Non-Participation Life Funds should be still allowed to accumulate— that, under such limitations as might be deemed proper by the Directors, the Life Policies of the Company should be declared indisputable—and that the restriction in the Contract, as to the number of Shares to be held by any one Partner should be removed—the Report referred to the Investiga- tion which had been made into the state of the Company's business, shon inor:

1. —The amount of the Company's Liabilities and Assets, as at 30th April, 1851, estimated by a Special Committee.

II. —A comparative view of the state of the business at the First and Second Investigations—the one embracing a period of Ten, the other of Five Years—from which it appeared that the business and funds had increased in a much greater ratio during the last Five Years than during the previous Ten Years.

III. —The manner in which the Investigation had been conducted, which was noticed in the following terms, viz.: —

The Northern Assurance Company.

" Soon after the last Annual Meeting, your Directors remitted to <( Mr. H. A. Smith, Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Great Britain " and Ireland, the Actuary and Secretary of the Company, * to make the

" • necessary valuations of the Office Life Business, preparatory to the " ' Periodical Investigation appointed by the Act of Incorporation, to be "' made on 30th April, 1851;' and these valuations have been made ac- " cordingly, upon the same principle as was followed at last Investigation,

" viz. :— not by r.ny approximate method, but by a most minute valuation of " every Policy upon the Books, the usual Mortality Table adopted by the " Office being used throughout, and the Additions to the Nett Premiums " for Expense of Management, &c, being in every case deducted, thus " not anticipating, in the smallest degree, any profit likely to accrue from " that source, and thereby affording to the Partners and Policy-hohlers " the best guarantee for the stability of the Institution.

lt In regard to the Participation Scheme of the Company, your * Directors have much pleasure in reporting that its favourable state " enables them to recommend the declaration of a Liberal and an In- " creased Bonus on all Policies on that Scheme, opened on or before " 30th April last. In determining the amount of this Bonus, your Di- 41 rectors have adhered to the method followed at the Investigation in " 1846, and, consequently, all Policies current on 30th April, will have *' allotted to them a Bonus proportioned to the Sums Assured, and to the

" term of years during which they have been in force ; the amounts in " Policies current at 30th April, 1846, being increased by the Bonus " declaied thereon at that time. After making ample allowance for cou- " tingencies, your Directors find themselves in a position to propose resolu- " tions making Vested Additions for the quinquennial period, on all " Policies current on 30th April last, at the rate of One Pound Seven " Shillings and Sixpence per Cent, per Annum upon the Sums " in these Policies, and also contingent Prospective Additions at the " same rate per Annum on such of them as may become claims after pay- " ment of the Premium in any year of the period ending 30th April, 1856, " when the next Investigation will be made.

" The effect of these additions is exhibited in the following Tables, " and the results shown by them cannot fail to be highly satisfactory to " the Policy-holders. The additions, which range from 68 to 26 per " Cent, on the Premiums paid, and from 20i to If per Cent, on the " amounts assured, will be found to contrast favourably with these de- " clared by any other similar Institution, and they Vest immediately, " and are payable whenever the Policy becomes a claim, however s-hoi t

" time the Assurance may have been in force : '

TABLE I. TABULAR VIEW OF VESTED ADDITIONS TO EACH POLICY OF £1000 ADDITIONS. If effected BONUS Accumulated on or Per Cent, Original Sum at before on Sum Sum. 30th April, 1851. 30th April. 1846. 1S51. Total Additions Assured.

£ s. D. £ s. D. £ s. D. £ S. D. 1837 1000 125 77 6 11 202 6 11 1202 6 11 20-2

1 1838 1000 112 10 76 9 8 188 19 8 1188 19 8 18-9 1839 1000 100 75 12 6 175 12 6 1175 12 6 17-6 1840 1000 87 10 74 15 4 162 5 4 1162 5 4 16-2 1841 1000 75 73 18 1 148 18 1 1148 18 1 14-9 1842 1000 62 10 73 11 135 10 11 1135 10 11 13-6 1843 1000 50 72 3 9 122 3 9 1122 3 9 12-2 1844 1000 37 10 71 6 7 108 16 7 1108 16 7 10-9 1845 1000 25 70 9 4 95 9 4 1095 9 4 9-5 1846 1000 12 10 69 12 2 82 2 2 1082 2 2 8-2 1847 1000 68 15 68 15 1068 15 6-9 1848 1000 55 55 1055 5-5 - 1849 1000 41 5 41 5 1041 5 4-1

1850 1000 27 10 JO 27 10 1027 10 2-8 1851 1000 13 15 13 15 1013 15 1-4

TABLE II. TABULAR VIEW OF VESTED AND PROSPECTIVE ADDITIONS TO EACH POLICY of £1000.

A ni unt payable if Claim emerge after Payment of the Premium If effected Accumulated for the year ending ;i0th April. Amount at before 30th April, 1851 311th April 1852. 1853. 1854. 1853. IS 56.

£ s. D. £ S. D. £ s. D. £ S. D. 1 £ S. D. £ S. D.

1837 1202 6 11 1217 16 3 1 1233 5 7 1248 15 1264 4 4 1279 13 9 1838 1188 19 8 1204 5 7 1219 11 6 1234 17 5 1250 3 4 1265 9 3 1839 1175 12 6 1190 15 1205 17 6 1221 1236 2 6 1251 5

1840 1162 5 4 1177 4 4 1192 3 5 1:07 2 5 1222 1 6 1237 6

1841 1148 18 1 1163 13 8 1178 9 4 1193 4 11 1208 7 1222 16 2

1842 1135 10 11 1150 3 1 1164 15 3 1179 7 5 1193 19 7 1208 11 9 6 1843 1122 3 9 1136 12 ' 1 151 1 3 1165 10 1179 18 9 1194 7 6 1844 1108 16 7 1123 1 10 1137 7 2 1151 12 5 1165 17 9 1180 3 [ 1845 1095 9 4 1109 11 2 1123 13 1 1137 14 11 1151 16 10 1165 18 8 1846 1082 2 2 1096 7 1109 19 1123 17 5 1137 15 10 1151 14 3

1847 1068 15 1082 10 ! 1096 5 1110 1123 15 1137 10

1848 1055 1068 15 1082 10 1096 5 1 1110 1123 15

1849 1041 1055 ' 15 1082 10 5 1110 5 1068 1 1096 1850 1027 10 1041 5 1055 1068 15 011082 10 1096 5

' 1851 1013 15 1027 10 1041 5 1055 ' 106S 15 1082 10 — —

The Northern Assurance Company.

The Report then concluded as follows :

" In conclusion, your Directors wou'd repeat the opinion expressed " in their Report on last Investigation—that without taking too sanguine " a view of the Company's affairs, the business actually on the Books is " sufficient to secure to the Shareholders, as heretofore, a liberal return " on their invested Capital, and to the Participation Policy-holders an " ample Bonus at each Periodical Investigation.

" It is obviously the interest of every one connected with the Institu- " tion, to use all legitimate means to promote the extension of its business, " and to the Shareholders and Policy-holders your Directors would take " the present opportunity of appealing for their aid and co-operation, in " bringing its claims for support before their friends and acquaintances as " often as they have opportunity.

{Signed) " JOHN CRUICKSHAJNK, Chairman."

After the reading of the Report, the Chairman said

The Report which you have just heard shows that the business of our Company continues steadily to increase ; and I trust you will see reason to be satisfied with its progress. I believe you will find that few Provincial Companies have obtained a greater share of public patronage within a similar period. During the last finan- cial year, we added £625 to the amount of Annual Premiums in the Fire depart- ment, and we issued 334 New Life Policies, although we declined 42 of the Pro- posals made to us.

The Second Periodical Investigation into the affairs of the Company has been spoken of in the Report, as giving, in our opinion, very satisfactory results. It has been a work of no small labour, and has been executed by Mr. Smith, our Secretary and Actuary, a gentleman well known to the best judges as eminently qualified for the task.

In the Participation Branch, the proposed Bonus of £1 7s. 6d. per Cent, per Annum, for the last Five years, on the Sums assured, and on the Bonus additions made to them Five years ago, with a like Prospective Bonus on all Policies current on the 30th April last, which may become claims before the 30th April, 1856, will we trust, satisfy the Participation Policy holders that we have not been slack in our exertions to compensate them for paying Premiums at a higher rate than those on the Non-Participation Scheme. At the same time, we would request them to observe, that the Premiums they pay are considerably lower than those which are charged by several Companies which give the encouragement of Bonus additions. — —

The Northern Assurance Company.

The balance at the credit of this department would have enabled us to give a

somewhat higher Bonus, but we think it desirable to retain a margin to protect us against such fluctuations, in the rate of mortality, as Companies of our compara-

tively short standing are still liable to, and to secure that gradual advance in pros-

perity which is so encouraging when realized, and, therefore, so desirable.

On the same grounds, after mature deliberation, your Directors have not

deemed it desirable to draw upon the Non-Participation Life Funds at present for any additional Dividend to Shareholders, but to allow these funds to accumulate

in the meantime. The Dividend is, therefore, again proposed to be £6 3s. 6d. per

Cent , or £6 free of Income Tax, out of the profits in the Fire Department.

Dr. Cruickshank then referred to proposals in the Report for

declaring the Life Policies indisputable, and for the removal of the

restriction in the Contract, as to the number of Shares to be held

by any one Partner—and proceeded as follows :

On occasions like the present, I feel called upon to make a few general re-

marks on the subject of Life Assurance, though at the risk of merely repeating in substance what has often been said already by others, and perhaps by myself.

For sometime after the first formation of Assurance Companies, the principle*

necessary to guide their procedure were ill understood, and the arrangements for proportioning the contributions to the ages and circumstances of the contributors, were extremely imperfect. Now, however, those principles have been carefully

investigated by many of the most eminent men of science ; and, although the

schemes of different Companies vary to some extent, they are all fitted to promote,

more or less, the benefit both'of the Shareholders and of the Public. Every indi-

vidual, indeed, who assures his life, cannot hope to secure to his heirs the full

produce of his contributions. It is evident that this cannot happen in the case

of one whose life is prolonged beyond the average span. But for this prolonga-

tion, Buch a one will no doubt be thankful to the great Preserver of men ;

his enjoyment of it will most likely not be disturbed by great anxiety about the

worldly interests of those near relatives whom he expects to survive him ; and he

will have the satisfaction of knowing that his payments are increasing the com- forts of many widows and fatherless children of those to whom fewer than the

average number of years have been granted. A man who assures his life, knows not but that his heirs may be great gainers at the expense of others, and there- fore it ought to give him pleasure rather than pain to think that the heirs of otberi

may profit by his contributions.

The great increase of business now done by Assurance Companies, is owing to

an increased knowledge of the advantages to be derived from them ; yet much re-

mains to be accomplished to diffuse this knowledge more widely, and to render it —

The Northern Assurance Company.

more influential. Though our countrymen are noted for prudence and forethought,

generally speaking, they have shown less of these qualities in regard to Life As- surance than might have been expected. How many instances may we see around

us, of widows, and children, and other relatives of deceased individuals being left in straitened circumstances, which might have been greatly alleviated by a moderate in degree of economy and prudence their natural protectors ! How many men in

the middle ranks of society enjoy such incomes as would, with a little self-denial, enable them to provide against a contingency which may sadly affect their depen-

dents ! How many young men in the prime of life, and vigour of health and strength, are earning, by the labour of their hands, liberal wages which are too often wholly and needlessly spent, but which would enable them to insure An- nuities for old age, or sums payable at the age at which bodily strength may be

expected to fail, or at which a young family is likely to be most burdensome ; yet how few of either of these classes have recourse to this expedient ! Perhaps not

one in ten of the former class, and not one in five hundred of the latter. Indepen- dent of the uncertainty of human life's duration, the method of Life Assurance has one great advantage over that of attempting to accumulate small annual savings. He who has assured his life, ceases to consider the Annual Premium as

part of an income at his disposal. He regards it as beyond his reach, and endea- vours to his aecommodate expenditure to the remainder ; while he who attempts

to accumulate small annual savings, is often at a loss for investments sufficiently productive and secure ; and, by temporary difficulties which might be otherwise overcome, or by fancied wants, he is sometimes induced to withhold the annual addition, or even to encroach^ upon the stock. When we take into account the uncertainty of human life, the contrast between these two methods of providing for the future, becomes far more striking. These considerations are deeply in-

teresting to us, and to the public. It is, therefore, extremely desirable that we should all do what we can to lead others to view them in the same light.

I have only again to congratulate you on the state and prospects of our Institu- tion, and to move the Kesolutions.

Those referring to the Bonus on the Participation Policies, are as follow :

I —That on current Participation Policies for Assurances effected on or before 30th April, 1S46, and which obtained Vested Ad- ditions at that time, there shall, for the quinquennial period ended 30th April, 1851, be farther Vested Additions at the rate of One Pound Seven Shillings and Sixpence per Cent, per the Annum, on Sums contained therein ; and, also, if said former Vested Additions have not been commuted or surrendered, One Pound Seven Shillings and Sixpence per Cent per Annum on the same. —

10 The Northern Assurance Company.

II. —That on current Participation Policies for Assurances effected after 30th April, 1S4G, and on or before 30th April, 1851, there

shall be Vested Additions of One Pound Seven Shil- lings and Sixpence per Cent, per Annum on the Sums contained therein.

III. — That, over and above the said Vested Additions, there shall be Contingent Prospective Additions, at the same rate per Cent, per Annum on such of these Policies as may become claims (after payment has been made of the renewal premium) in any of the Five years ending 30th April, 1856.

Baillie Williamson said

That after the very satisfactory Report which had been read, and the able ad-

dress by the Chairman, it would be unnecessary for him to take up the time of the Meeting by any remarks, and he would content himself with simply seconding the adoption of the Resolutions, which he did with much pleasure.

The Resolutions having been put to the Meeting, were unani-

mously approved of, and a cordial vote of thanks having, on the

motion of Provost Blaikie, been passed to Dr. Cruickshank, for his

conduct in the chair, and for the warm interest he takes in the

affairs of the Company, the proceedings terminated. —

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

General Board of Directors at Aberdeen.

Dr. JOHN CRUICKSHANK, Marischal College, Chairman.

JOHN ANGUS, Esq., Advocate. WILLIAM LESLIE. Esq. Builder. WILLIAM ADAM, Esq. of Kanna. BAILLIE WILLIAMSON.

JOHN DUNCAN, Esq , Manufacturer. JOHN YEATS, Esq. of Kincorth.

Medical Officer— WILLIAM LESLIE, Esq., Surgeon. Auditor—JOHN SMITH, Esq. Advocate. mHE Company effects FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCES, and * grants ANNUITIES and ENDOWMENTS on favourable terms.

The Life Branch of this Office is so constituted as to combine all the advantages of the Mutual with the security of the Proprietary system, and the eminent success which it has experienced, together with the rapid progress it is still making, show that it is duly appreciated by the Public.

The following are a few of the advantages offered :

Perfect Security.—The engagements of the Company being guaran- teed by a large PAID UP Capital and Accumulated Fund, and Proprietary of nearly ONE THOUSAND Partners of influence and respectability.

Moderate Rates Of Premium.—The varied and comprehensive Tables of the Company being so framed as to suit the conveni- ence and circumstances of every class of persons assuring, whether as a provision for their families, or as a collateral

security in pecuniary transactions ; on comparison with those of other offices they will be found particularly favourable to the assured.

The Participation Scheme, which offers peculiar advantages to the Assured—the Company's charge for Management and Guar- antee being limited by the Act of Parliament to a Small Fixed per Centage on the Premiums, and the whole of the Profits being thereafter divisible among the Assured. The Profits or Bonuses may, at the option of the As- sured, be commuted into a piesent payment, or reduction of the future Premiums on the Policy, on liberal terms. ANNUAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR AN ASSURANCE OF £100, PAY- ABLE AT DEATH.

Annual Premium Annual Pr( Age. Premium Annual Age. mium Annual Premium

without Profits. with Profits. | without P ofits. with Profits.

£ S. D. £ s. D. £ s. I). £ S. D.

19 1 11 9 15 io ; 41 2 18 4 3 5 10

20 1 12 7 16 9 42 3 L 3 7 10

21 1 13 4 17 8 ; 43 3 1 11 3 9 10

22 1 14 3 18 8 44 3 3 9 3 12

23 1 15 2 19 8 45 3 5 9 3 14 3

24 1 16 1 2 9 46 3 7 11 3 16 4

25 1 17 1 2 1 11 47 3 10 4 3 18 8 ;

26 1 18 2 2 3 1 43 3 12 11 4 1 3

27 1 19 3 2 4 4 ; 49 3 15 9 4 4 1

28 2 5 2 5 7 50 3 19 4 7 4

29 2 1 6 2 6 10 51 4 2 6 4 10 10

30 2 2 i 2 8 52 4 6 3 4 14 7

31 2 3 8 2 9 3 53 4 10 3 4 18 6

32 2 4 9 2 10 6 54 4 14 6 5 2 9

33 2 6 2 11 11 55 4 19 1 5 7 3

34 2 7 4 2 13 5 56 5 4 5 12 7 8 11 35 2 8 2 14 i 57 5 9 4 5 18 4 36 2 10 2 2 16 7 58 5 14 11 6 4 5

37 2 11 8 2 18 4 59 6 7 6 10 7

38 2 13 3 3 1 60 6 6 3 6 16 8 39 2 14 11 3 2 61 6 11 6 7 2 4 40 2 16 8 3 3 11 62 6 17 7 8 3

Premiums can also be made payable Half- Yearly or Quarterly. KO ENTRY MONEY CHARGED.

Liberal Surrender Values allowed on the Policies of Parties desirous of discontinuing their Assurances.

*** Forms of Proposal and Prospectuses containing full Tables of Rates may be had at the

Head Offices and Agencies. WM. CHALMERS, Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.

6E0. CORNWALL, PRINTER, ABERDEEN, ADVERTISEMENTS. 13

ABERDEEN ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Established 1825.

CAPITA L—O NE MILLION.

HEAB OFFIC E-89, Union Street, Aberdeen.

GOVERNOR. The Kight Hon. LORD FORBES.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

DAVID CHALMERS, Esq. op Westburn, Chairman.

A. Burness, Esq. of Mastrick T. Sangster, Esq., Advooate Wm. Gray, Esq., Advocate Neil Smith, jun., Esq.. Merchant George Henry, Esq., Lord Provost of Alexander Stronach, Esq. of Drum- Aberdeen allan W. Littlejohn, Esq., Banker Alex. Webster, jun., Esq., Advocate ("The Aberdeen Town and County Bank. Bankers— ^ Tfae Royal Banfe of Seotland) Edinburgh and Glasgow. Physicians— Dr. Ewing and Dr. Dyce. Law Agent—John Webster, Esq., Advocate.

LIFE ASSURANCE. THE system adopted by this Company combines the principle of MUTUAL ASSURANCE, with the security of a large Subscribed Capital, and the support of a numerous Proprietary of wealth and influence. The Non-Participation Department embraces every description of Assurances on approved lives, at the lowest rates of premium consistent with safety.

The Participation Scheme was begun in 1840, and has been attended with emi- nent success. The first investigation was made as at 10th February, 1847, and the profits ascertained to have been realized, enabled the Directors to declare vested Bonuses on all Policies opened in connection with the scheme, on or before that date, varying from 15 to G5 per cent, on the premiums received, together with Contingent Prospective Bonuses on such of them as should become claims by death before next investigation, which is to take place at 10th February, 1852. Policies of this description are generally preferred for Family Provisions, for which they are admirably adapted.

From the manner in which Profits are allocated by this Company, parties who join the Participation Scheme before \Qth February, 1852, will secure im- portant advantages over later entrants.

Annuities are sold on favourable terms. 14. ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prospectuses, with every additional information, and forms of Proposal, will be given on application at the Head Office in Aberdeen, or any of the Agencies of the Company in Great Britain and Ireland.

ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £100 AT DEATH, WITHOUT PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium.

20 £1 12 3 32 £2 4 10 ' 44 £3 3 11 i

22 1 13 11 1 34 2 7 5 46 3 7 10

24 1 15 11 36 2 10 4 48 3 12 7

26 1 18 38 2 13 7 50 3 18 6 28 2 4 40 2 17 1 52 4 5 8 30 2 2 6 42 3 5 54 4 13 8

WITH PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium. 1 Age.

16 5 32 £2 10 8 44 £3 11 9 20 £1 j

22 1 18 4 34 2 13 7 46 3 15 11 J ! 2 6 36 2 16 11 48 4 11 | 24 26 2 2 H 38 3 7 50 4 7 3 j ] 2 4 52 4 14 10 28 5 7 | 40 3 6 1 30 2 8 1 42 3 8 54 5 3 4 i 1

NO ENTRY MONEY CHARGED.

Premiums may be made payable half-yearly or quarterly to suit the convenience of parties. Insurances may be effected upon the lives of Naval and Military Men, or others intending to reside abroad, at premiums proportioned to the risk. FIRE INSURANCE,

At the Reduced Premiums of Is. Gd. and upwards. Extra risks insured at mode- rate rates. Policies with other Offices may be transferred free of expense.

Office in Edinburgh,,. 65 Princes Street. Office in Glasgow, — Ill St. Vincent Street.

By order of the Directors,

CHAS. F. GRIFFITH, Manager JOHN WATSON, Secretary. ADVERTISEMENTS. 15

LIFE ASSURANCE.

THE AMOUNT OF ANNUAL EXPENDITURE required by most Offices for a Life Assurance deters many from adopting that mode of providing for those dependent on them. They would more readily make such a provision, could it be shown that an Assurance may be effected on such a system as to require after a few years—when, in all probability, their other ex- penses will be increased— the payment of a comparatively small sum, scarcely more than one-half of the amount usually necessary. THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND,

(Founded 1839, and Incorporated by Royal Charter,)

Secures this desirable result by the mode in which its Surplus Funds are divided.

On the 5th April, in every year, the precise state of the affairs is ascertained by a detailed valuation. The divisible Surplus is then apportioned to all Policy- holders of five years' standing, and the share of each is handed to him in cash when he pays his current year's Premium. By this system the Assured enjoy during their own lives the Surplus or Profits, and the Premiums are reduced to a comparatively small amount.

EXAMPLES OF THE PREMIUMS, PAYABLE IN THE PRESENT YEAR BY POLICY-HOLDEES OF FIVE YEARS' STANDING.

Age at Policies of Policies of

Entry. £100. £500.

£14 £6

1 11 7 7 17 II 2 2 4 10 11 8

During last year (the 11th of the Society), 730 New Policies were issued for Life Assurances, amounting to ,£249, 000.

On 5th APRIL NEXT,

The Books will be closed for the \1th Annual Balance and the 7th Division of the Surplus Fund. A 11 Persons joining the Society before that date will participate in the Surplus ONE YEAR EARLIER than later Entrants.

Edinburgh 2, Hanover Street. London, 64, Old Broad Street.

JOHN ERASER, Manager.

AGENTS IN ABERDEEN,

GKIGOR & REID, Advocates, 7, King Street. JOHN T. HGNNIE, Accountant, 41, Marischal Street. . —

16 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aberchirder, John Alexander, Jun . North of Scotland Bank. Auchinblae, „ ™Wm, Buchan, Postmaster. Banchory, „m— „™Francis Bell.

Bervie, . David Duncan, Manufacturer. Ellon, ™ John Lendrum, Merchant. Fcttercairn,^~„m~,„m„G. L. Falconer, Writer.

Fraserburgh, , _„Peter Cdmine, Merchant. Inverury^^n^. Brown & Skinner, Mercliants.

Huntly, . James Lawson, Aberdeen Town and County Bank Keith. ™ C. S. Gatjld, North of Scotland Bank.

Laurencekirk, ,™, , .James A. Ironside, Merchant.

New Deer,„m , „™John Middleton, Postmaster. Oldmrldrum, „„John Forbes, Postmaster.

Old Deer, , „, —, David Crcden, North of Scotland Bank.

Peterhead, . ™*, Keith Forbes, Writer.

(James Wood, Druggist ; and tttonehaven,o>„„„i... „ „„ , .<,„ „, , — (William Marshall, Merchant.,, Strichen, „™„„„„„„„,„John Stewart, Merchant. Turriff, m—„~ „„, Alex. Morrison, .7un,, Merchant.

JOHN DETJ OKTD,

01, UNION STREET (OPPOSITE THE ROYAL HOTEL), BOOTMAKER,

BEGS to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in Town and Country generally, that he has adopted a particular method of obtain- ing an accurate plan of the Foot, instanter, by which mode of Measurement that great desideratum, Easy Boots, can be obtained, while the most Fashionable Shape and Style is preserved. By having made it his study to Fit the Foot and please the Eye, he has attained that large amount of patronage, for which he now takes the opportunity of returning his sincere thanks, and trusts, by assiduous attention, to continue to merit that support he has received during the last Ten Years. FOR SUMM3R WEAK,

He would particularly recommend the " Fames Corrium, or Patent Leather

Cloth," to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have Tender Feet or Bunions ; and as it is so Soft and Elastic, it will be found a Great Luxury in Warm Weather, and receives a Bright Polish from Blacking. Always on hand, a Select Stock of WALKING and DRESS BOOTS and

SHOES, of his own Manufacture ; also an Assortment from Paris and London. Fishing, Hunting, and Shooting Boots and Shoes; Top Boots, and Patent.

Leather Dress Boots ; Enamelled Leather Euknemidas, or Overalls, en hand, or made to order on short notice.

%* Smith & Gibb's Patent Gaiters and Euknemidas, and M'Intosh's Water- proof Overalls.

[fs!" Orders from the Country, if accompanied by a Pattern, most carefully attended to.

54, Union Street, Aberdeen, 5th June, 1851. ADVERTISEMENTS. 17

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF ABERDEEN.

Office— 17, GUEST ROW.

TRUSTEES AND MANAGERS:

The Lord Provost The Member of Parliament for the City The Eldest Bailie The Member of Parliament for the The Dean of Guild County The Convener of the Trades The Sheriff The Minister of the West Parish The Sheriff-Substitute at Aberdeen The President of the Society of Advo- The Convener of the County cates The President of the Mechanics' Insti- The Treasurer of the Society of Advo- tution cates The Secretary of the Mechanics' Insti- The President of the Shipmasters' So- tution ciety

The above are Managers ex-qfficiis.

William Allardyce, merchant John Leslie, Manufacturer David Blaikie of Rubislaw Den George Lyall, Merchant John Blaikie of Craigiebuckler James B. MCombie of Jellybrands Newell Burnett, Advocate * John D. Milne, sen., Advocate David Chalmers of Westburn John D. Milne, jun., Advocate John Duncan, Manufacturer * James Murray, Advocate John Dunn, Advocate Arthur Read, Manufacturer James Edmond, Advocate James Rettie, Jeweller Nathaniel Farquhar, Advocate Robert Shand, Advocate, James Eraser, Merchant Alexander Simpson, Merchant James Garden, Advocate * Arthur Thomson, Banker William Henderson, M.D. John Watt, Advocate George Henry, Merchant * Peter Williamson, Druggist James Horn, Merchant * John Whyte, Merchant Alexander Jopp, Advocate

r Thosa marked ) are Trustees

Treasurer,

David Wyixie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank.

Actuary and Cashier,

Alexander Ross, Advocate.

THE BANK is open every THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, from Nine to Ten o'clock Morning, and from Seven to Eight o'clock Evening, both for the Receipt and Repayment of Deposits. It receives in Deposit any sum from One Shilling upwards to the extent of £30, within each year, ending at 20th November, and £150 in whole. A Pass- Book is given to each Depositor gratis, containing an abstract of the Rules, and the Depositor's Account with the Bank. Full Copies of the Rule9 may be had for Sixpence each. 18 ADVERTISEMENTS.

Interest at the rate of THREE PER CENT, is allowed on every Sum of Five Shillings or upwards Deposited, for the full number of days the Deposit remains in the Bank, and is added to the Principal, at 20th November yearly, whether the Depositor attend at the time or not. The interest is free from Income Tax or any other deduction whatever. The Sums deposited, or any part of them, will be repaid whenever they are

wanted ; previous notice being given, in terms of the Rules, for Sums above £10, but with which notice the Trustees and Managers dispense in cases of urgency, and on a sufficient reason, in the opinion of them or the Officers, being given. In terms of the Acts of Parliament, a Duplicate of the Annual Balance Sheet of the whole affairs of the Bank, made op to 20th November yearly is

hung up in the Office, for the inspection and information of all concerned ; and any Depositor is entitled to a printed copy of it on payment of One Penny. There is also printed, at the end of every four weeks, an Abstract of the whole transactions of the Bank during the previous month, with a Statement an- nexed of the whole sums due to Depositors at its date, the amount in the hands of Government, and the balance in the hands of the Treasurer and Cashier respec- tively. Depositors may have a copy of any of these Abstracts on payment of One Penny. By order of the Trustees and Managers,

AL. ROSS, Actuary and Cashier. Aberdeen, June, 1851.

DYE-WORK. ANDREW BORTHWICK, (from Edinburgh) VELVET, SILK, AND MERINO DYER, FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHAWL AND FANCY DRESS CLEANER,

ESPECTFULLY intimates to the Inhabitants of Aberdeen R and Vicinity, that he has commenced Business in the Premises LOCH STREET

( Opposite St. Andrew Street),

Where, he trusts, by attention to business and moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage, and which he feels confident of retaining, by his giving to all Goods intrusted to him a higher finish than has hitherto been experienced in this quarter, which he is enabled to do from the long experience he has had in his profession.

SEAVIEW GARDEN, PLEASURE AND RECREATION GROUNDS, LINKS, ABERDEEN,

PEN every LAWFUL DAY, from SIX in the MORNING o Till TEN at NIGHT. WINES and REFRESHMENTS of the best Quality. ADVERTISEMENTS. 19

218 UNION STREET. 218

BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT.

MUSIC SELLER AND PIANO-PORTE MAKER

WELL-SELECTED Stock of PIANO-FORTES from the also A most eminent London Makers ; those of his own manufacture, as approved of and purchased by her Majesty. HARPS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, and BRASS INSTRUMENTS in great variety, and every article in the Music Trade.

*** New Music every Week.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

JOHN FORBES INVITES the attention of Gentlemen to his SUMMER STOCK of First-Class Goods, which is at present complete in all the various Mate- rials suitable for DRESS.

Morning, Office, and Shooting COATS ; OVERCOATS, for Travelling and Walking; an Elegant Variety of "WOVE QUILTINGS for Summer Waisteoat- ings ; TWEEDS. DOESKINS, CRAPES, &c, for Trousers ; NECK TIES, STOCKS, GLOVES, BRACES, HOSIERY, and UNDERCLOTHING.

Gentlemen's DRESS SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities. SHIRT FRONTS and COLLARS. TRAVELLING PLAIDS and RAILWAY WRAPPERS. TRAVELLING LEATHER PORTMANTEAUS all sizes and qualities. I^T EXTRA LIGHT SUMMER HATS. OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,

73, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN. 20 ADVERTISEMENTS.

WILLIAM BUYERS, JUH., & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA DEALERS, 104, UNION STREET, OULD invite the attention of their Friends and the Public w to their STOCK 6f TEAS, which have been selected with the greatest care and attention. Families may depend on receiving an excellent article, and at a moderate Price. The Trade supplied from Stock, or Bonded Warehouse.

Aberdeen, June, 1851.

WILLIAM BUYERS, JUN., & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONISTS,

10 4, UNION STREET, BEG to direct the attention of the Public and the Trade to their extensive and varied Stock of PLAIN and FANCY SNUFFS, TO- BACCOS, CIGARS, &c. &c.

SS? U F F S . Taddy Rappee Maccouba Brown Rappee Dutch Carrotte Black do. French do. Nut Brown do. Tobac de Strasburg Imperial do. do. Do. deEureau Brown Scotch Do. deEtrenne Light do. Bolongaro Prince's Mixture Martinique Morton's do. Masulipatam Tonquin do. Lundy Foot's Irish Brougham's do. High Dried Welsh Oldmeldruro do. Grimstone's Eye Snuff , Hardham's Genuine 37 TOBACCOS. Cavendish Dutch Canaster Cut do. Varina Canaster Shag Turkey Tobacco Virginia Returns Oronooka do. Bird's Eye Common Roll Returns Fine do. Dutch Cut CI&ARS. Havannahs Woodvilles Cabanas Cubas Silvas Pellons Dos Amicos La Miner vas Regalias Manilla Cheroots Priucipes Bengal do. PIPES, CIGAR-CASES, SNUFF-BOXES, &c.

Aberdeen, June, 1851. —

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THOMAS WILL Begs respectfully to intimate the Arrival of his Purchases of CARPETING, made by himself, in London, Kidderminster, Kilmarnock, Bannockburn, and Aberdeen, comprising every no- velty in workmanship and design, in

ROYAL PATENT TAPESTRY. PATENT Do. PATENT BRUSSELS' BRUSSELS, 5-8th and 3-4th. 3-Ply Imperial KIDDERMINSTER. 2 Do. Do. Extra Quality 2 Do. Do. Pine and Common CARPETING. DUTCH CARPETING, in 2-4th, 5-8th, 3-4th, and 4-4th. STAIR CARPETING, in 2-4th, 5-8th, 3-4th, and 4- 4th. Common, Plain, & Printed DRUGGETS, made from Long Wool. LINEN DRUGGETS and STAIR COVERINGS. A Splendid Assortment of RUGS.

TABLE COVERS, in Baize, Linen, & Cloth ; TABLE MATTS, MATTINGS, and FLOOR CLOTHS, from £ yard to 8 yards wide. SWISS and MUSLIN WINDOW CURTAINS, PAPER HANG- INGS, DAMASKS, MOREENS, FURNITURE PRINTS, &e. &c.

T. W. has secured the services of an Upholsterer who has had twenty-one years' experience in the first houses in Edinburgh and West of Scotland, and he is now ready to execute Orders of every description in the Upholstery Line.

IKS* Patterns sent to the Country on application.

Aberdeen, 1st July, 1851. i/fi

ADVERTISEMENTS. 253

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

WILLIAM MILNE & SON

EG to intimate that they have REMOVED from 195, Union B Street, to those Large and Commodious Premises, 1S5—Two Shops East.

185, Union Street, June 12, 1851.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM SHIP, VICTORIA.

THE ABERDEEN and NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY'S Fine New Iron Steamer, " Victoria," J. T. Willet, Commander,

Leaves ABERDEEN for NEWCASTLE . . Every WEDNESDAY.

And NEWCASTLE for ABERDEEN, . . Every SATURDAY.

FARES—CABIN, 15s., Steward's Fees included; STEERAGE, )0s.

ABERDEEN AND PETERHEAD.

The " VICTORIA " will be dispatched, on and after the Cth May, until far- ther notice, every TUESDAY Morning (weather permitting), at 7 o'clock, for Peterhead, and return on the Evening of the same day.

Boats will be in waiting at the Dock Gates to take Passengers off to the Vessel when she has to lie in the Bay.

FARES— To and From Peterhead, CABIN, 6s. ; STEERAGE, 4s. To Peterhead, 3s. 6d. ; STEERAGE, 2s. 6d.

The accommodation for Passengers and Goods is superior, while the stowage room for Live Stock is of the most ample description.

Goods and Live Stock carried on Deck at the Shipper's Risk.

All Goods intended for Shipment must be alongside the Vessel one hour previous to the advertised time of sailing, otherwise their shipment will not be guaranteed.

For Rates of Freight, apply to Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Maris • chal Street, Aberdeen; or to the Agent at Newcastle, Robert Storey, Fen- wick's Entry, Quay Side.

PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC SALOON,

189, UNION STREET.

WOOD & CO. have the honour to announce to the inhabitants of Aberdeen, and the surrounding districts, that they have Opened these extensive Premises, for the Sale and Hire of PIANO- FORTES, MUSIC, and all the other Miscellaneous Articles con- nected with the Business.

WOOD & CO. may be permitted to observe that the Stock of PIANO- FORTES now in their Saloon is very much more varied and extensive than any that has hitherto been exhibited in Aberdeen, and consists of nearly all the different descriptions manufactured by the well-known and highly-esteemed firms of Messrs. John Broadwood & Sous, and Collard & Collard. In the lower-priced Instruments made by those London Manufacturers who have yet to attain to the eminence of the larger houses, Wood & Co. can also show a very numerous and well-chosen assortment, selected with great care from the various Establishments. Of late years, the prices of PIANO-FORTES generally have undergone a very considerable reduction ; so much so, that a good as well as an elegant upright Instrument, such as can be warranted to stand well in Tune, and prove satis- factory, can now be purchased between £20 and £30. It is hardly necessary for Wood & Co. to observe that the Tone of these is less mellifluous than that of the others of the best manufacture ; but, nevertheless, they are such as could not, ten years since, have been bought for less than double the amount at which they can now be sold.

All Instruments purchased from Wood & Co. are warranted ; and if not ap- proved of, can be exchanged at any time within six months from the date of purchase, if returned to them in good order, and carriage free.

SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES. Of these Wood & Co., from their large Hiring business, can generally command a good supply at moderate prices. PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE. From the very extensive Stock which Wood & Co. always keep in their Establish- ments in Edinburgh and Glasgow, as well as in Aberdeen, they are prepared to Hire all kinds of PIANO-FORTES at the usual rate, by the night, week, month, or year.

Those contracting with Wood & Co. for the constant supply of a superior Instrument will be treated with liberallyliberally.

Piano-Fortes and Organs Tuned and Repaired in Town and Country, by the most experienced hands.

PIANO-FORTES REMOVED IN A PROPERLY-EQCIPPED VAN. NEW MUSIC FROM LONDON WEEKLY.

Any Song or Piece that Wood & Co. may not happen to have on hand, will be procured by return of Post, without extra charge.