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STIRLING DIUECTOR Y—AD VERTISEMENTS.

A-warded the only PBIZE MEDAL for Waggonettes at the International E:shil}ition, Bulslin, 1865. GEORGE THOMSON'S CARRIAGE and HARNESS MANUFACTORY, STIB^LHSTG.

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PUIZE MEMilLtiS—PERTH, 1850; , 1851; DUBLIN,

1854 ; DUBXiIN, 1865 ; , 1869 ; GI.ASGOW, 1870 ; DUIVC-

FRIES, 1870 ; PERTH, 1871 ; GLASGOW, 1872 ; and various other Frizes.

A LARGE STOCK of the Newest Designs in Landaus, Broughams, Side Glass Phaetons, Barouches, Park and Stanhope Phsetons, Waggonettes, open or closed, with reversible Seats to form Mail Phaeton or Four-wheeled Dog Cart, Omnibuses, Pony and Basket Carriages of every description. Two and Four-wheeled Dog Carts, Gigs, Whitechapel Carts, &c., &c.

Every Carriage built at this Establishment is manufactured under strict personal supervision, by first-class workmen and of the best materials, and is thoroughly tested before being sent out. These Carriages are adapted for use both at home and abroad. Drawings with Estimates forwarded, and all information given on a^ppUcafion, DIRECTOR Y—AD VERTISEMENTS. CROWE & RODGERS' PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ROOMS, 33 2CX7EIIA7 PLACE, STIRLING,

From the fact that this Establishment has been carried on for the last fourteen years, and the uniform success that has attended their efforts, Sitters may have ever}'- confidence in securing a Portrait that cannot be surpassed either in artistic effect or finish.

Messrs. C. & R beg to call the attention of the public to their "Photo-Ceayon" Portrait. This is an entirely New Style of Picture, and one which they have great confidence in recommending, not only for its artistic qualities, but ^Iso for its permanency. It is an enlarged bust from carte size, the face being about 4 inches, is finished off with Crayon Etching, and particularly well suited for a Drawing-room. STEREOSCOPIC AND OTHER VIEWS Of Stirling Castle, Trossacbs, Falls of Devon, Rumbling Bridge, Bracklyn Falls, and Pass of Leny, , and many others. CARTES DE VISITE DONE IN THE NEWEST AND BEST STYLES.

Pictures and Drawings of every description carefully Copied and Enlarged, or Reduced to any Size. GROUPS TAKEN AT THEIR OWN RESIDENCES, BY AN INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS. Gentlemen's Houses, &c. THE

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BRIDGE OF ALLAN, ST. NINIANS, BANNOOKBURN,

OAMBUSBARRON, AND WHINS OF MILTON.

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STIRLING:

OBSERVER OFFICE, 5 CRAIGS. INDEX TO DIEECTOEY.

STIRLING— Members of Parliament, 5 StirUng Castle, ... 9 Militia, Stir] ing Business Directory, . 43 .... 10 District Lunacy Board, 7 General do.. 16 Municipal Officers, 5 Stirling Horticultural Society, 9

Municipal Wards, . Street do.. 55 5 Stirling Lifeboat Society, . 12 :— National Bible Stirling Rifle Miscellaneous do. Society of Scot Volunteers, . 10 Artillery Volunteers, 10 land, .... 12 Highland Games, 14 Athenseum Reading Room, 9 Newspapers, . 8 Stirling Steamboat Company, 14 Banks, .... 9 Omnibuses, 14 Stirling Subscription Library, 9 Boarding and Day Schools, 10 Parochial Board, . 6 Stirling Working Boys' and

Building Societies, 8 Police (Burgh), 6 Gii-ls' Religious Society, . 12

Carriers, 14 PoUce (County), . 7 Synod of Perth and Stirling, 11

Churches, 11 Population, 5 Teachers' Associations, . . 10 Office, Commissary Court, 7 Post (fee, 14 Tract and Book Depot, . . 12

Commissioners of Forth Navi Presbyteries, . 11 Waterworks Commissioners, . 6 gation. 7 Prison, .... 7 Weekly Markets for Corn, &c., Commissioners of Supply, 7 Railways, 13 in Stirling and Neighbour-

Faculty of Sohcitors, . 8 Registration Office, 11 hood, 15 Fairs and Markets in Stirling Religious Tract Society, 12 Young Men's Christian Asso-

District . . . and Neighbourhood, . 15 Salmon ciation, .12

Fire Brigade, 8 Fishery Board, . 8

Gas Company, 8 Sacramental Fast Days, 12 Directory, . 82

Good Templar Lodges, . 12 Savings' Banks, 9 Directory, . 86

Guildry, 6 School of Arts, 11 Directory, . . 85

. Schools, 10 . High Constables, 8 .... CaUander Directory, . 91 Hospitals, 6 Sheriff Court, 7 Directory, . 84

Inland Revenue, . 8 Sick and Funeral Societies, 13 Causewayhead Directory, . 85

Justice of Peace Court, . 7 Small-Debt Courts, 7 St Ninians Directory, . . 80

Lieutenancy 5 Stirling Agricultural Society 9 Whins of Milton Directory, . 84

Macfarlane Free Library and Stirling Art School, 11 Advertisements, . . .95

Museum, . . . . 9

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Agricultural Implement Makers— Booksellers-

Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, . 102 Crawford, John F., . 130

Miller, Robert, . . .122 Miller & Son, David, 124

Scoular, John, . . .105 Blacksmiths— Offices— Assurance Banks Brothers, ... 123 i Edinburgh Life Assurance Com- Miller, Robert, 122 pany 132 Owen, George, jun., 123 General Life and Fire Assurance Walls, James, .... 123

Company, . . .132 Bakers— Scottish Widows' Fund (Mutual) Bauchop, George, 113 Life Assurance Society, . 135 Millar & Sons, James, 113 Staffordshire Fire Office, . . 136

Queen Insurance Company, . 137 Berlin "Wool, &c., Bepositories-

Appraisers and Valuators— The Golden Ball, . 136 Thomson, J. G., 95

Anderson, Robert, . . .114 Boot and Shoemakers— Currie, Robert, . . .116

Henderson, Thomas, . . 115 Boswell, William, 119

Macgregor, William, . .126 Gumming, Wright, 119 Ferguson, Hugh, 119 Auctioneer— Gillespie, William, 118

Macgregor, William, . .126 Sinclair, J. R., 118 — Stoddart's, 120 Bank Notice Stewart, John. 120

National Bank of Scotland, . 185 Vance, John, . 118 —

STIRLING DIRECTORY—INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS (Contcl.)

Builders— Fancy Warehouses—

Anderson, Robert, . . .114 Baird & Sons, Alexander, 125

Chalmers, George A., . . 126 Gardner, Henry, 129

. . .114 Cousine, William, Fireclay Goods— Currie, Robert, . . .116 Gardner, Henry, 129 Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, . 102

Morrison & Sons, John, . .116 Fishmongers and Poulterers— Cabinetmakers— Bett, Peter, .... 107 Cousine, "William, . . .114 Johnston, John, 107

Crawford, John M., . .117 Robertson, Mrs., 107 Forrest, A. & W., . . .115 — Henderson, Thomas, . .115 Flesher Maltman, William, . . .115 Roberts, Robert, 112 — Carver and G-ilder Founders—

Young, Thomas, . . .117 Smith & M'Ewen, . 123 Chemists and Druggists— Gringer Beer Brewer— Duncanson, William, . . 106

M'Callum, James, . 100 Hart, Andrew P., . . .106

Kirkwood & Walker, . .106 G-laziers and Glass Merchants- China Merchants— Bald, Robert, .... 121 Craig, James, .... 108 Henderson & Graham, 121 Duncan, Archibald, . . . 108 Ronald, David, 120

Stewart, Miss J., . . .108 Grain Merchants— Coachbuilders— Cairns, John, 113 ...... Kinross, William, .117 Gray, James, 130 Thomson, George, ... 2 .... Coal Merchants— Grocers—

Anderson, William, . . 127 Brown, Robert, 109

Duncan, Archibald, . .108 Cowbrough & Co., James, 111

Gardner, Henry, . . .129 Cumming, Andrew, . 111

Robertson, Robert, . . . 127 Cribbes, John, 110 Henderson & Co., J. & G., 110 Dentists— M'Lachlan, Daniel, . 112

Hislop, W. S., . . . 128 MacEwen & Co., D, & J., 110

Smyth, A., 128 M'Ewen Brothers, . 109 Drapers— Smith, James, 109 Valentine, Mrs., 111 ' Fraser & M'Laren, . . . 1

. — Gavin, H., . . .98 Hatter

Henderson Brothers, . . 96 Marshall, Robert, 125 Lawson, Robert, ... 96 Menzies & Co., Thomas, . . 97 Hosiers and Outfitters—

Dyers Trotter, W. & J., . 95

M'Nab, A. &J., . . .125 Hotels— Sducational and Boarding / Hendry, Ebenezer, . 100 Establishment— Macgregor, William, 99

M'Luckie, Thomas, . . 101 Wood, Hugh, . 99 STIRLING DIRECTORY—INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS (Gontd.)

Investment Company— Potato and Vegetable Merchant-

Otago and Southland Investment Ross, George, . 112 Company, .... 133 — Plasterers— Ironmonger Mackie, Stott & Miller, . 126

Lawson, James, . . . 12G Plumbers and Brassfounders Jewellers and Watchmakers— Hardie, J. & J., 103 Merrilees, Archibald, 131 Macdonald, H. S., . . .122 — Stewart, D. & J., . . .122 Printers

. . . 122 Swan, AndreAV, Duncan & Jamieson, 104-131 Joiners and Undertakers- Rag Merchant—

Anderson, Eobert, . . .114 Craig, James, . 108

Currie, Robert, . . .116 Refreshment Rooms— Cousine, William, . . .114

Kemp, Murray & Nicliolson, . 102 Lumsden, James, 100

Maltman, William, . . .115 Seedsman— Morrison & Sons, John, . .116

. . Henderson, Thomas, 115 Gray, . James, 130 i M'Nab, Thomas, . . .114 — — Slaters Iiime Merchants M'Gregor, David, 127 Oswald, Andrew, 127 Anderson, William, . . 127 Robertson, Robert, . . .127 Tailors and Clothiers—

Newspaper Notice— Dowell, William, 98 Glover, James, 98 Stirling Observer, . . .134 Henderson & Co., R,, 97 Painters and Paperhangers— Lawson, Robert, 96

M'Kinlay, James, . 98 Bald, Robert, . . . .121 Mitchell, James, 97 Carson, William, . . .120 Murray, John, 96 Henderson & Graham, . .121 — Walls, John, . . . .121 Teachers — Verri, Aristides, 124 Photographers Wojenski, Monsieur, 124

Campbell, .A., . . . . 129 Umbrella Manufacturers- Crowe & Rodgers, ... 3

Henderson, John, . . . 124 Baird & Sons, Alexander, 125 STIRLING-MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

POPULATION. Males. Females. Total. In 1871- -Royal Burgh, ...... 5072 5801 10,873 Parish, ...... 5594 6420 12,014 Parliamentary Biirgh, ...... 6661 7615 14,276 County, 48,221 49,372 97,593

MEMBEES OP PARLIAMENT. County—Vice-Admiral John Elphinstone Erskine. Constituency, 2756. Stirling District of Burghs, including Stirling, Inverkeithing, Dunfermline, Queensferry, and Culross—Henry Campbell. Constituency, 4448.

LIEUTENANCY. Lord-Lieutenant, Duke of Montrose. Vice-Lieutenant, Lieut. -Colonel John Murray of .Touchadam and Polmaise. Clerk, Robert Campbell, Stirling.

MUNICIPAL V7ARDS.

WARD No. I. (King Street Ward).—Abercromby Place, Albert Place, Bow Street, Broad Street, Church Wynd, Clarendon Place, Dumbarton Road (North side). Glebe, Inclosure, King Street, St. John Street, Spittal Street, Victoria Place, Victoria Square, and other streets in Spittal's Park. WARD No. II. (Port Street Ward).—Barnton Place, Burghmuir, Craigs, Forthside, Friars Street, Murray Place, Nelson Place, Orchard Place, Pitt Terrace, Port Street, St. Ninians Well Green, Shore Road (East side from Caledonian Railway to Shore), Thistle Place, Thistle Street. WARD No. III. (Baker Street Ward).—Baker Street, Bank Street, Barn Road, Bell- field, Castle Esplanade, Castle Hill, Castle Wynd, Irvine Place, Mar Place, Princes Street, Queen Street, St. Mary's Wynd, Sauchie Orchard, Upper Bridge Street. WARD No. IV. (Cowane Street Ward).—Bridge Custom, Bruce Street, Cowane Street, Forth Place, Lower Bridge Street, Maxwell Place, Mill Lane (Cowane Street), Park Lane, Shore Road (exclusive of East side from Caledonian Railway to Shore), Shore, Union Street, Viewfield Place, Viewfield Street, Wallace Street, York Place.

MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. Provost and High Sheriff—George Christie. Bailies and Sheriffs—Thoraas^ Low, Andrew Crawford Young, James Davie, Robert Anderson. Treasurer—Javaes M 'Alpine. Beaoi of Guild—James Baird. Councillors—Fetev Nicholson, John Thomson, James Millar, Archibald Watt, William Macgregor, Thomas Muir, Thomas Turnbull, Alexander Crowe, William Campbell, William Kinross, Robert Lawson, William Barclay, Robert Stewart Shearer, James Taylor. Toion Clerk—Thomas L. Galbraith. Toivn Clerk-Depute—Uohert M. Walker. Chamberlain—Java.es Mathie. Auditors of Toion and Hospital Accounts—John Lennox, James Henderson, William Reid, John Angus. Procurator- Fiscal—Walter Reid. Master of Works—John M'Lean. Burgh Assessor— Robert Currie. Inspectors of Weights and Measures —James Grant and Alexander Lockhart. Toion O^cer—James Dick. Totvn Crier—John M^'Lachlan. One-third of the Council retire every year, and their places are supplied by a new election, which takes place on the first Tuesday of November. Municipal Constituency, 1409. The Town Council meets on the third Monday of each month, unless otherwise arranged, at half-past six o'clock p.m. A — —

6 STIRLING—MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.

WATERWORKS COMMISSIONERS. Chairvian—The Provost, ex-oflcio. Committee—(elected by Council)— Dean of Guild

Young ; Councillors T. Turnbull, Macgregor, Nicholson, and Campbell Baird, Bailie ; (elected by Ratepayers)—Messrs. John Murray, David Turnbull, David Yellowlees, John Craigie, James Johnston, and William Simpson. Clerh—Thomas L. Galbraith. Superintendent— John Steel. Collector—Ebenezer Gentleman,

POLICE (BURGH). OFFICE, TOWN BUILDINGS, BROAD STREET. Commissio7ier8—The Magistrates and Town Council. Clerk—Thomas L. Galbraith. Treasurer—James Mathie. Collector of Rates—Ebenezer Gentleman. Superintendent and Procurator-Fiscal—Walter Reid. Bay Sergeant—Keclov M'lver. Night Sergecmt—Allan M 'Donald. The Commissioners of Police meet on the second Mondays of February, May, August, and November, at twelve o'clock noon ; and on the second Mondays of the other months, at seven o'clock p.m.

GUILDRY. GUILD HALL, HEAD OF ST. JOHN STREET. Bean—James Baird. Councillors—Thomas Low, John M'Ewen, Jan., James Weir, Robert MacLuckie, John Lennox, William Christie, John Davidson, William Christie. Auditors —James T. Wingate, George Mouat, William Wilson. Clerk and Treasiorcr—J. D, Mathie. Officer—Thomas Robertson.

HOSPITALS. Spittal's Hospital, founded about 1530, by Robert Spittal, tailor to King James IV., for the benefit of decayed members of the seven incorporated trades of Stirling, viz. , hammer- men, weavers, shoemakers, tailors, bakers, skinners, and AesheYS.—Patrons, Magistrates and Town Council. Factor—James Bauchop, shoemaker, 17 Murray place. Cowane's Hospital, founded 1637, by John Cowane, merchant in Stirling, for maintain- ing a limited number of decayed members of the Guildry. Patrons, Magistrates, Town Council, and minister of first charge. Factor, William Christie, watchmaker, 18 Port street. Allan's Hospital, founded in 1724, by John Allan, writer in Stirling, for the mainten- ance and education of the indigent male children of tradesmen belonging to the seven incor- porated trades of Stirling, and others. Patrons, Magistrates, Town Council, and minister of second charge. Factor, George Peddle, tinsmith, 8 Baker sti'eet. Cunningham's Mortification, founded in 1808, namely, upwards of £5000 bequeathed in trust to the Town Council, for the maintenance, clothing, and education of poor boys of the Guildry and society of mechanics of Stirling, in the same manner as the boys under John Allan's mortification. Patrons, Magistrates and Town Council, Factor, James Mathie, banker, 56 King street. Adamson's Bursary— Patrons, Convener Court.

Clerk to Hospitals and Mortifications, Thomas L. Galbraith.

PAROCHIAL BOARD. board room and inspector's office, 108 BAKER STREET. Chairman, James M 'Alpine. Vice-Chairman, George Peddle. Acting Committee, Rev. Paul M'Lachlan, John Nicol, John Murray, John Ferguson, James Alexander, William Morrison, William Reid, David Crocket, James Guthrie, James Christie, William Don, William Crawford. Inspector and Collector, John Paterson. Mediccd Officer, Andrew Beath. COMBINATION POORHOUSE, UNION STREET. Chairman, James M 'Alpine. Oovernor, Thomas Alexander. Mcotron, Mrs. Alexander. Schoolmaster, John M'Kenzie, M.A. Surgeon, Andrew Beath.

Poorhouse open to visitors on Tuesdays and Fridaj's, from 10 a.m. till 12 noon. STinUNG^MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 7

SHERIFF COURT. SHERIFF clerk's OFFICE, GRAHAM'S COURT, BROAD STREET. Sheriff— Hohtxt Bogle Blackburn, A.M. Sheriff- Substitute— Robert Sconce. Sheriff- Clerk— Thomas L. Galbraith. Sheriff Clerk-Depute-Rohert M. Walker. Procurators-Fiscal —Robert Campbell and Hinton H. Campbell. Aiiditor—John Macfarlane. Bar Officer— Richard Davie. The Sheriff Court sits every Tuesday and Friday during Session, and on two days during each of the Spring and Autumn vacations,

COMMISSARY COURT. OFFICE, 27 MURRAY PLACE. Commissary—Rdb&rt Bogle Blackburn, A.M. Commissary Depute—Robert Sconce. Procurators-Fiscal—^Robert Camj)bell and Hinton H. Campbell. Commissary Clerk—Andrew Hutton. Commissary Clerk-Bepute—John Young. Auditor—John Macfarlane.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. OFFICE, 17 KING STREET. Procurators-Fiscal—Robert Campbell and Hinton H. Campbell. Clerk—J. M. Cunningham. Cle> k-Depute—Robert Taylor,

SMALL DEBT COURTS.

' SHERIFF COURT-ROOM, BROAD STREET. The Sheriff Small Debt Court is held every Friday, during Session, at 11 a.m. The Justice of Peace Small Debt Court is held on the first Monday of every month, at 11 a.m.

POLICE (COUNTY).

OFFICE, COUNTY BUILDINGS, ST. JOHN STREET. Chairman of Committee—Sir Henry J, Seton Steuart. Clerk of Committee—Robert Campbell. Chief-Constable—Alexander Campbell. Superintendent—Gordon Grant. Inspector of Weights and Measures—Alexander Campbell.

PRISON. ST. JOHN STREET. Chairman of Board — Henry F. Campbell of . Clerk — Robert Campbell. Governor—John Robertson. Chaplain— Rev. James Markland. Surgeon— W. H. Forrest. Chief Warder—Alex. M'Kay. Matron—Agnes Merilees. sissistant Mation—Miss Shaw.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY. Convener—A. G. Speirs of Culcreuch. Clerk and Collector—Robert Campbell. a4 ssessor— William Vost.

STIRLING DISTRICT LUNACY BOARD. Chairman—Henry F. Campbell of Boquhan. Clerk—Robert Campbell.

COMMISSIONERS OF FORTH NAVIGATION. Chai) man- -The Provost of Stirling, ex-ofjicio. For the Burgh of Stirling—Provost, Magistrates, and Councillors. Stirlingshi' e—Major-Genersliiir James E. Alexander, Lieut.- Col. John Murray. —John Stirling, George H. Drummond. — Robert Mowbray. Clerk -Thomas L. Galbraith. % 8 STIELING—MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY,

RIVER FORTH DISTRICT SALMON FISHERY BOARD. Chairman—Provost of Stirling. For Upper Proprietors—J. B. Hamilton, Andrew Jardine, David Ballingall. For Loioer Proprietors—Provost of Stirling, Earl of Kellie, Thomas Turnbull. Clerk—Thomas L. Galbraith.

FACULTY OF SOLICITORS. Dean—James Mathie. Deanh Council—Andocow Crawford, William Cathcart, J. M. Cunningham, Eobert Macluckie, William Stevenson, the Clerk, ex-officio. Fiscal—Andrew Crawford. Clerk and Treasurer — Charles Wingate. Laio Librarian — Wm. Stevenson. Procurators for the Poor—Charles Wingate and James L. Philp.

HIGH CONSTABLES. Captain—William Simpson. Lieutenants—James Guthrie, Archibald Merrilees. Chaplain- George Erskine. Treasurer—James Johnsto^ie. Secretary—James Craig.

FIRE BRIGADE, Captain—John Steel, 18 Friars street. Sergea7it—John Paton, 35 Port street.

INLAND REVENUE. EXCISE BRANCH, OFFICE, 12 QUEEN STREET. Collector—John Watson. Supervisor—William M'Kenzie. C^er^—John Bruce. Officers— Robert Crawford, St. Ninians District; George A. Murray, Stirling District. STAMP AND TAX OFFICE, 6 TORT STREET. John Davidson, Collector of Taxes and Distributor of Stamps for the Counties of Stirling, Linlithgow, and Clackmannan. C/e/-^—Thomas Bowie. PROPERTY AND INCOME TAX, LANDS VALUATION, AND COUNTY REGISTRATION OFFICE, 12 MURRAY PLACE. Clerk (to Property and Income Tax Commissioners)— James T. Wingate. Assessor of Property and Income Tax (for Stirling district of the County)—Ebenezer Morrison, 17 King street. Collector— John Davidson, 6 Port Street, /^js^ector— David K. Vass, Ayr. Sur- veyor—William Vost.

GAS COMPANY. OFFICE AND WORKS, THISTLE STREET. Chairman—William Graham. Secretary—John Davidson. Treasurer—William Paton. Auditors—James T. Wingate, Robert Haldane. Manager—Peter Watson. Clerk—John Keir. Collector—James Robertson.

BUILDING SOCIETIES. Stirlingshire Building and Investment Society. —Secretary—E. Gentleman. Meets

every alternate Monday evening, from 7 till 9 o'clock ; Town-house, Broad street. Midland Counties of Scotland Investment Society. —Secretary—John Graham. Meets every alternate Monday evening, from 7 till 8 o'clock; Wolf Craig, 134 Dumbarton road.

NEWSPAPERS.

Stirling Observer, published every Thursday morning ; office, 5 Craigs. Stirling Journal and Advertiser, published every Friday morning'; office, 40 King street.

The Reporter, published every Saturday morning ; office, 40 King street. ;

STIRLING—MISCELLANEOVS DIRECTORY. 9

ATHENiEUM READING ROOM. President — Colonel MTlierson. Secretary and Treasurer — Ebenezer Morrison. Keeper of Room—John Jack. Strangers allowed to frequent the Eoom for any period less than a month without charge.

STIRLING SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. ATHEN^UM BUILDINGS, KING STREET. President—Colonel M'Leod. Treasurer—Eben. Morrison. Secretary—William Young. Librarian^J ohn Jack. Persons occasionally resident in Stirling are admitted to the privileges of the Library on payment of 2/ monthly. Access, for reference, to the books of the Library is allowed betwixt twelve and two o'clock, when the Library is open, on payment of One Penny for each volume required, or Sixpence per visitv

MACFARLANE FREE LIBRARY AND MUSEUM. 11 KING STREET. Founded in 1855, by the late John Macfarlane of Coneyhill. Librarian—John Jack. The Rooms are open for reading daily, free of charge.

BANKS.

The hours of attendance at the Banks are from 10 till 3 o'clock. On Saturdays, from 10 till 12. Bank of Scotland, 73 King street - Robert Curror and Hinton H. Campbell, agents; Mark Lawson, accountant.

City of Glasgow Bank, 36 King street— Chrystal & Macfarlane, agents ; Wm. Wilson, accountant. Clydesdale Bank, 9 King street— James Drysdale, agent; Alexander Monteath, accountant. Commercial Bank of Scotland, Murray place, corner of Friars street—J. M. Morrison, agent William Christie, accountant.

National Bank of Scotland, 48 Murray place— John Murrie, agent ; Daniel Ferguson, accountant.

Royal Bank of Scotland, 30 King street— Wilham Graliam, agent ; William Baton, accountant. Union Bank of Scotland, 56 King street—J. & J, Mathie, agents; David Allan, accountant.

SAVINGS BANKS. National Security Savings Bank, Murray pi., corner of Friars st.~ J. M. Morrison, actuary; P.

M'Intyre, clerk. Hours : Wednesdays, between 9 and 10 a.m., Saturdays, 6 and 8 p.m., for receiving Deposits. Thursdays, between 9 and 11 a.m., Fridays, between 10 and 12 a.m., Saturday evenings, from 8 to 8.30, for sums not exceeding ^5, for re-paying Deposits. Penny Bank, Reformed Presbyterian Church Session-house, Craigs - Daniel Ferguson, John Macfarlane, John Todd, and Andrew Drummond, actuaries. Hours : Wednesday even- ings, from 6.45 till 7.45 p.m.

Office 1 Post Savings Bank, Murray place—William C. Stevenson. Hours : Monday, Tues-

day, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. ; Saturday, till 8 p.m.

STIRLING AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.— President—The Earl of Dunniore. Chairman of Directors "William Carrick. Treasurer —John Murrie. Secretary—3o\m M. Cunningham.

STIRLING HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. President—John Murrie. Vice-President—James Mathie. Auditor—J. T. Wingate. Treasurer—Michael Carmichael. Secretary—John Bruce.

STIRLING CASTLE. Control Officer, Captain Albert Meyer. Barrack-Sergeant, Sylvester Gorman. Master Gunner. John Harding. Military Foreman, Hugh Wood. Pension Officer, Captain R. F. H. M'Gregor. — — —

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MILITIA. STORES, MAR PLACE. Lieut. -Colonel Commandant., John Findlay. Captain and Adjutant, John C. Craigie Halkett. Qitarter-il/as^er, Captain James Hollis. /Swr^reora, Charles Gibson, M.D. Sergeant- Major, Norman Masson.

ARTILLERY VOLUlSiTEERS. Captain, John Murrie. 1st Lieutenant. Alexander Mackie. 2nd Lieutenant, James Hogg. Master Gunner, John Harding.

STIRLING RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.

Orderly Room, 68 King Street, open from 9.30 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 2 till 3 p.m.

Colonel, . Majors, Alexander Wilson, Earl of Kellie. Adjutant, Captain James Young. Suryaun, William Johnston, M.D. Se' geant- Major, Wilham M'Kenzie. First Class Sergeant Instructor, William M. Grant. 1st Company Captain, T. L. Galbraith;- Lieutenant, John MacEwen; Ensign, Alex. M'Lean. 2nd Company Captain, Francis

Mackison; Lieutenant, John Hardie ; Ensiga, James Hardie 11th Company Captain,

Thomas Turnbull ; Lieutenant, Robert Forbes ; Ensign, Adam Herron.

SCHOOLS. High School—i?ec;or—Andrew F. Hutcneson, M.A. Masters:— C?ass?'cs —Andrew F. Hutcheson; John Ferries, M.A.. assistant. Mathematics and Writing— DMncs.n Mac- Dougall; Robert W. Dawson, assistant. English Language and Literature —W\\\\2i\n

Young ; Thomas Tyndal, assistant Modern Languages and Music—Friedrich Boos. Dratoivg—Leonard Baker. Gymnastics—John Stevenson. Janitor—John Stevenson. Allan's School. Spittal Street—John Graham, master; Hugh Welsh, assistant. Abbey School—Alexander VValker, master. Douglas Street School— James Hamilton, master. Episcopal School, St. Mary's Wynd—Jane Buchan, mistress. Territorial School. Cowane Street—Alexander Jeffrey, master. Roman Catholic School, Irvine Place—Rosina Maloney, mistress. Infant School, Murray Place—Mary Gordon, mistress. Industrial School, Spittal Street— David Berrie, master; Mrs. Rain, matron. Trades' Hall School, Spittal Square—Peter C. Mackie, master.

TEACHERS' ASSOCIATIONS. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND. {Incorporated hy Royal Charter.) STIRLING LOCAL ASSOCIATION. Chairman, Alex. Jeffrey, Stirling. Treasurer, Wm. D. Bruce, Alloa. Secretary, "Wm. Young. Meets in the High School, Stirling, as business may require. Annual meeting on the first Saturday of June. SCOTTISH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLMASTERS. Chairman, Wm. Macfarlane, Airtli. Secretary and Treasurer, Duncan Jamieson, Alva, Meets quarterly in Allan's School, Stirling.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS. Burton, Mrs. and Misses, 13 Allan Park. Esam & Williams, Misses, 9 Melville Place, Leask, Mrs., 18 Friars Street. M'Luckie, Thomas, Allan Park House. Trimmer, Miss, 33 Queen Street. STIRLING—MISCELLANEOUS DIBEOTORY. 11

STIELTNG ART SCHOOL. IN CONNECTION WITH SOUTH KENSINGTON. Art Master, Leonard Baker. Treasurer, Daniel Ferguson. Secretary, John Kemp.

SCHOOL OF ARTS.

This Association has for its object the diffusion of scientific, literary, and historical informa- tion amongst its members, by means of Lectures delivered during the winter months. There is a large and well-selected Library accessible to the members. The Session com- mences in October and ends in March. Usual place of meeting, Union Hall. President—E-s.-Vro\o&t Rankin. rreas2

CHURCHES. Allan Park Church (United Presbyterian)— Rev. John T. Gowanlock, 15 Melville place. Richard Davie, officer, 13 St John street. Baptist Chapel, Murray place—Rev George Yuille, 10 Pitt terrace. Congregational Chapel, Murray place— Rev. Alexander Nairn. 2 York place. East Church (Established)- Rev. George Alexander, D.D., the Manse, 4 Park terrace. Thomas Robertson, officer, 7 St John street. Episcopal Chapel, Barnton place -Rev. Thomas Wilson, M.A., The Parsonage, 12 Clarendon place. John Page, officer, 4 Church wynd. Erskine Church (United Presbyterian) St John street— Rev. John Steedman, 7 Abercromby place. William Henderson, officer, 20 Broad street. Free North Church, Murray place—Rev. Alexander Beith, D.D., F. C. Manse, 24 Allan park. John Scott, officer, 44 Murray place. Free South Church, Spittal square— Rev. William F. Goldie, 7 Albert place. Thomas Brown, officer 2 Bruce street. Marvkirk (Free), St Mary's wynd—Vacant. Joseph Wilson, officer, 4 Upper Bridge street. North Church (Established), Murray place—Rev. James A. Campbell, 2 Barnton place. John Halket. officer, 30 Murray place. Reformed Presbyterian Church, Craigs— Rev. William Binnie, D.D., 25 Albert place. Roman Catholic Chapel, Irvine place— Rev. Paul .M'Lachlan, 9 Irvine place. Viewtield Church (United Presbyterian), Irvine place— Rev. Alexander F. Knox, 14 Allan park. Peter Schoffield, officer, Cowane street. Weslevan Chapel, Queen street — Rev. Thomas Inglis Walsh, 36 Queen street. West Church (Established)— Rev. William Fmdlay, 11 Clarendon place. Alexander Ralston, officer, 46 Broad street. Session Clerk—John Graham, Abercromby place.

REGISTRATION OFFICE. 17 BAKEE STREET. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Registrar— AA^mSiQel. Assistant Registrai— Ebenezer Gentleman. Hours of attendance, 10 a.m. till 3 p.m., and from 6 till 7 p.m._ Stiturdays, from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m.

SYNOD OF PERTH AND STIRLING. Established Church—Meets alternately at Stirling and Perth on the third Tuesday of April and October. Free Church—Meets alternately at Perth and Stirling on the third Wednesday of April and October.

PRESBYTERIES.

Established—Meets on the last Tuesday of every month, except in summer, when it meets as business may require. Free Church— Meets when business requires, but generally on first Tuesday of every month. United Presbyterian— Meets on first Tuesday of February, April, June, last Tuesday of July, first Tuesday of October and December* 2

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SACRAMENTAL FAST-DAYS. Alloa—Thursdays before the third Sabbath of June and first Sabbath of December. Bannockburn—Thursdays before the third Sabbath of June and second Sabbath of November. Bridge of Allan—Thursdays before the second Sabbaths of June and December. Denny—Wednesdays before the first Sabbaths of May and November. Dollar—First Thursdays of May and December. —Thursdays before the third Sabbaths of July and February. Edinburgh—Thursdays before the last Sabbaths of April and October. Falkirk—Fridays before the first Sabbaths of May and after the first Thursday of November. Glasgow—Thursdays before the second Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of October. St. Ninians—Thursday before the third Sabbath of June. Winter Fast not fixed. Stirling— Thursdays before the third Sabbath of June and first Sabbath of December. Tillicoultry—Thursdays before the first Sabbaths of May and November.

RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY.

Treasurer— y^ra.. Harvey. Secretary—^qv. J. T. Gowanlock. Depositary ~B,.S. Shearer.

NATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND. (auxiliary branch.) President - John Wilson of Hillpark. Secretaries—R%v. Dr. Frew, J. Harvey. Treasurer- J. M. Morrison.

TRACT AND BOOK DEPOT, And Office of the BritishITISH Messenger, Gospel Trumpet,Tri and Good News, 46 King Street. Peter Drummond, Proprietor. John Macfarlane, Manager. Wm. Armstrong, Salesman.

YOUNG MEN'S. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The object of this Association is the improvement of the spiritual, mental, and social condition of its members. Its meetings are held in the High School, every Sabbath morning, for

devotional exercises and reading of the Scriptures, with general remarks thereon ; also, on the Thursday evening of each alternate week for the reading of essays or reviews, on which remarks are made. There is an excellent Library of about 750 volumes in connection with the Association.

Honorary President—Dskvid Yellowlees. Acting President—John Macfa.r]?Lue. Vice-President — Daniel M'Ewen, jun. Treasurer— Robert Mercer. Secretary—Andrew Buchanan. Assistant Secretary—James Drummond, jun.

STIRLING LIFEBOAT SOCIETY. (branch of the royal national lifeboat institution.) TVeaswrer—Daniel Ferguson. Honorary ^Sec/'etor?/—Alexander Jeffrey.

STIRLING WOREING BOYS' AND GIRLS' RELIGIOUS SOCIETY.

P/-estd'e«<—Henry Drummond, Esq. Treasurer— KIq-^. Crowe. Secretary— 'R. Fotheringham.

GOOD TEMPLAR LODGES. The Sons of the Rock Lodge, No. 136, meets every Tuesday evening, in the High School, at 8 o'clock. Snowdoun Lodge, No. 272, meets every Thursday evening, at same place and hour. The Ofificers are changed quarterly. District Deputy for Northern District of Stirlingshire—John Macfarlane, Tract Depot. k STiRLtNG—MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY. 13

SICK AND FUNEEAL SOCIETIES. STIRLINGSHIRE FRIENDLY ASSURANCE SOCIETY, For insuring to the representatives of deceased members sums not exceeding in any one case £50 sterling. President, Thomas Galbraith. Secretary, Thomas Kyle, 36 Cowane street. Treasurer—Q&orgQ Duncan, 6 Upper Craigs. Collector, James M'Pherson, 20 Broad street. STIRLING EQUITABLE YEARLY SOCIETY. President, Alexander Comrie, 17 Friars street. Secretary, Leslie Neilson, 65 Baker street.

Payments, every Monday evening, from 8 till half-past 9 o'clock ; Trades' Hall. STIRLING FRIENDLY PERMANENT SOCIETY. President, James M'Kinstray, Newhouse. Secretary, William Burns, 5, Friars street. Treasurer, James Robertson, 26 Broad street. Payments, every Saturday evening, from 7 till half-past 8 o'clock ; Trades' Hall. STIRLING PHILANTHROPIC YEARLY SOCIETY. President, George Youl, 52 Baker street. Secretary, Leslie Neilson, 65 Baker street. Pay- ments, every Saturday evening, from half-past 7 till half-past 9 o'clock ; Oddfellows' Hall. STIRLING ROYAL ST. CRISPIN YEARLY SOCIETY. President, Thomas Leslie, 34 Cowane street. Secretary, Alexander Heggie, 16 St. Mary's wynd. Payments, every Saturday evening, between 8 and 9 o'clock ; Trades' Hall. STIRLING WORKING MEN's YEARLY SOCIETY. President, Thomas Murray, 67 Craigs. Secretary, William Henderson, 20 Broad street.

Payments, every Saturday evening, between 7 and 9 o'clock ; Allan's School-room, 10 Spittal street. ST. NINIANS FRIENDLY YEARLY SOCIETY. President, Andrew Thomson. Secretary, Duncan Christie. Payments, every Saturday evening, between half-past 5 and 7 o'clock ; Temperance Hall. CAMBUSBARRON ANNUAL BENEFIT AND FUNERAL SOCIETY. President, Robert Teaven. Secretary, Andrew Dickson. Treasurer, Alexander Walker. Payments, every fortnight, on Saturday evenings, between 6 and 7 o'clock; School-room. CAMBUSBARRON ANNUAL MUTUAL ASSISTANCE SOCIETY. President, John Starkey. Vice-PresideiU, John Yeaman. Secretary, John Hussey.

Fortnightly payments, on Saturday evenings, from 6 till 7 o'clock ; School-room. ROCK OF HOPE LODGE OF ODDFELLOW^S. Meets every alternate Monday, at 8 p.m., in the Oddfellows' Hall, St. Mary's wynd.

EAILWAYS. PASSENGER STATION AND BOOKING OFFICES, MURRAY PLACE. CALEDONIAN.

Superintendent, John Samuel. Cashier, Edward Jardine. Parcel Cleric, John Grierson. GOODS STATION AND OFFICES, THISTLE STREET. Goods Manager, William Greig. Cashier, Wm. Fitzpatrick. Superintendent of Locomotives, James Millar. Carriers, Wordie & Co.— David Adam^ agent. FORTH AND CLYDE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY. OFFICE, 1 FORTH PLACE. Secretary, Robert Young. Clerk, James M'Caul. NORTH BRITISH (FORTH AND CLYDE SECTION). PASSENGER STATION AND BOOKING OFFICE, MURRAY PLACE. GOODS STATION AND OFFICE, THISTLE STREET. Inspector, John Dewar. NORTH BRITISH (STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE). PASSENGER STATION AND BOOKING OFFICES, MURRAY PLACE. Superintendent, James Watson. Cashier and Parcel Clerk, James Wilson. GOODS STATION AND OFFICES, SHORE ROAD. Goods Manager, Benjamin Gordon. Superintendent of Locomotives, William Holmes. Carriers, M'Fadyen & Co.— James Watson, agent. Clearing'- Hotise Inspector, A. G. Morrison. Sub- Inspector, Thos. Laking. —

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STIRLINGSHIRE HIGHLAND GAMES. P/esident— His Grace the Duke of Montrose. Treaszfers- John Murrie, Esq., and James Drysdale, Esq. Secretary— i. F. Crawford.

STIRLING STEAMBOAT COMPANY. Chairman, Henry Esdon, Stirling. Manager^ J. Fotheringham, Alloa. Clerk,!!. L. Galbraith.

OMNIBUSES. Walkkr's Omnibuses from Grant's Eailway and Commercial Hotel, 77 Port street, to Bridge

of Allan -at 10 a.m. ; 11.30 a.m. ; 1.30 p.m. ; 3.45 p.m. From Bridge of Allan, at 10,30

a m ; 12,30 p m. ; 2 30 p m. ; 5 p.m.

To Bannockburn— Fridays, 9 a m, ; 2.30 p.m.; 5.45 p.m. Ditto,— Saturday.s, 2.30 p.m ; 5.45 p.m.; 8 30 p m. From Bannockburn— Fridays, 9.30 a.m.; 3 p.m.; 6.30 p.m. Ditto

Saturdays, 3pm.; 6.30 p.m. ; 9.30 p.m.

CARRIERS.

All parts of Great Britain— Wordie & Co , and M'Fayden & Co , by rail ; daily.

Alva— Robert Hutton, from the Corn Exchange ; Tuesday and Friday. Bannockburn— Andrew Munnoch, from 5 Baker street; Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, Blackford — Malcolm Eitchie, from the Crown Inn, King street; Friday. --William Wright, from Corn Exchange; Tuesday and Friday. Dunblane—James M'Callum, from 4 Baker street; Friday. Mackenzie, from 30 King street; Friday. Menstrie — James Norman, from Corn Exchange; Friday. Port of Monteith—James Anderson, from Corn Exchange; Friday.

POST OFFICE, POSTAL TELEGRAPH OFFICE, AND SAVINGS BANK, 27 MURRAY PLACE. Pos^mas^e?-— William C. Stevenson, LKTTER-BOX CLOSES FOR MAILS — To Bridge of Allan and the North, at 7.30 a.m. and 8.30 p.m. To Bridge of Allan and Crieflf, at 5.10 p m. To Blairdrummond, Callander, &c., at 11 p.m. To Blairlogie, Alva, Dollar, &c., at 8.20 a.m. and 11 p.m. To Alloa and Dunfermline, &c., at 7.30 a.m., 6.15 and 11 p.m. To St Ninians, Bannockburn, &c., at 5.30 and 9 a.m. To Cambus, Tullibody, Doune, and Callander, at 10.20 a.m. and 11 p.m. To , Dunmore, and Craigmill, at 8 a.m. To Perth and Dundee, at 2.5 p m. To Edinburgh, Glasgow, Falkirk, Denny, England, Ireland, and all places abroad (Sunday exclusive), at 7.30 and 11 30 a.m., 4.20 and 7.45 p.m, TOWN DELIVERIES. From England, Ireland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, North, South, Alloa, Kincardine, Doune, Callander, Tillicoultry, Dollar, &c., at 6 45 a.m. From England, Ireland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Alioa, Dunfermline, Tillicoultry, Dollar, Perth, &c., at 9 a.m. From Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Crieff, Dunblane, Bridge of Allan, Alloa, Dunfermline, Callander, Doune, and the North, at 6 p.m. BOX CLOSES ^N SUNDAYS AT 4.20 P.M, Letters are collected from the Pillar Letter Boxes at Port street. Park terrace, Broad street. Queen street, Albert place, and Railway tation wall box, on Week-days, at the following hours: — 10.50 a.m., 4 p.m., 7.15 p.m. ; and on Sundays at 4 p.m. On unday there is no delivery by Letter-Carrier. The Letters are delivered from the Office Window from 7.30 a.m. till 10 a.m. Money Order Office and Savings Bank open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 9 a,m. till 6 p.m. ; and on Saturday, from 9 a.m. "till 8 p.m. . ;

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FAIRS AND MARKETS IN STIRLING AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. When the day fixed falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or Monday, the fair is usually defened till the folloivinff Tuesday. Alloa— February, second Wednesday. May, second Wednesday, cattle. August, second Wed- nesday, hiring. October, second .Saturday, hiring. November, second Wednesday, cattle. Auchterarder—February, first Tuesday, cattle. March, last Tuesday, cattle. May, Thursday after first Wednesday, cattle. October, Friday .before Falkirk, cattle, horses, sheep. December 6th, cattle. Balgair—March, last Tuesday, sheep. May 16th, cattle and hiring. June, Friday before 26th, horses, cattle, sheep. Bannockburn— June, third Tuesday, cattle and horses. Bridge of Allan—April, third Wednesday, cattle. October, third Wednesday, cattle and horses. Crieff-January, first Tuesday, cattle. February, first Tuesday, cattle and horses. March, first Tuesday, horses, cattle, hiring, and general business. April, first Tuesday, cattle and hiring. May, first Tuesday, general business. June, first Tuesday, cattle and hiring. Julv, first Tuesday, cattle and hiring. August, first Tuesday, wool and general business. September, first Tuesday, cattle. October, first Tuesday, horses, cattle, and hmng. November, first Tuesdav, general business December, first Tuesday, cattle and hiring. Denny— May, Wednesday before 12th, cows. November, Wednesday after 11th, cows. Doune— February, second Wednesday May, second Wednesday. July, last Wednesday, preceding for hiring and cattle. November, first Wednesday, cattle and horses ; Tuesday sheep; fourth Wednesday, sheep and cattle. "December, last Wednesday. Dunblane -March, first Wednesday (old style). May, Tuesday after 26th. August lOtli (old style). November, first Tuesday (old style). Edinburgh—November, second Monday, sheep; two following days, cattle and horses (Hallow Fair). Second Wednesday after Hallow- Fair (" Big Wednesday") cattle, horses, &c. Falkirk— January, last Thursday, cattle and horses. March, first Thursday, cattle and horses third Friday, cattle Trvst, last Tuesday. April, first Thursday, hiring ; Thursday before ; June, Tryst, last Tuesday. May, third Thursday, cattle and horses ; Tryst, last Tuesday, Tryst, last Tuesday. Tryst, last Tuesday. July, second Thursday, cattle and horses ; August, second Tuesday and day after (Tryst), lambs, cattle, and horses. September, (Tryst), cattle and horses. October, Monday before second Tuesday, sheep ; second Tuesday and after (Tryst), cattle and Monday before second Tuesday, sheep ; second Tuesday day first Tuesday. horses ; last Thursday, luring. November (Tryst), - Thursday, cattle. Glasgow J anuary, every Wednesday except first and third, horses ; every February, every Wednesday except third, horses. March, every Wednesday except third. after April, first and second Wednesdays, horses ; Skeir, third Friday. May, Monday 25th. July, commences second Monday. November, Wednesday after Martinmas; Wednesday after 2od, horses. Kippen— January, first Wednesday, cattle. April, second Wednesday, cattle. May 26th, cattle. October 23d, cattle December, first, second, and third Wednesdays, cattle. Perth— March, first Friday, cattle and horses. April, first Friday, cattle and horses. July, Thursday, sheep and wool. Sep- first Friday, cattle and horses ; Tuesday after second tember, fiVst Friday, horses, cattle, sheep. &c. October, third Friday, cattle, sheep, cheese. November, Friday after Martinmas (old style), hiring. December, second Friday, cattle and horses. Stirling- February, first Friday, horses and cattle. March, first Friday, cattle. April, first

Friday, horses and cattle. May, first Friday, cattle ; last Friday, cattle, horses, &c. October, third Friday, hiring.

WEEKLY MARKETS FOR CORN, &c., IN STIRLING AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. Alloa— Wednesday and Saturday. Glasgow -Wedr Auchterarder — Saturday. Greenloaning—Tuesday. Callander— Thursday. Inverkeithing—Monday. Crieflf-Tuesday. Kinross— Monday. Dunblane - Thursday. Kirkcaldy— ^ aturday Dunfermline—Tuesday. Linlithgow— Friday. Edinburgh—Wednesday. Perth - Fridaj^ Falkirk—Thursday. Stirling— Friday. -

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Abercromby, Alex., reporter, 24 Nelson Anderson, William A., 10 Park terrace, place. Anderson, jun., Wm., coal agent, ]S'.B,R.,

Abercromby, Jobn, slater, 25 King street. Shore road ; house, 4|-. Abercromby, Mrs. Archd., gardener and Anderson, William, ticket collector, 16

fruiterer, 30 Port street ; bouse, 35. Shore road. Adam, James, smith, 74 Cowane street. Anderson, William, wood merchant, 11 Adam, Mrs., teacher of white seam sewing, Wallace street. 3 King street. Anderson, William, plasterer, 23 Lower Adam, Kobert, cork manufacturer, 19 King Bridge street.

street. Angus, J. & J. , dyers and manufacturers, Adams, David, agent for "Wordie & Co., 65^ Port street. 4 Maxwell place. Angus, Jas. (of J. & J. Angus), 81 Upper Aikman, Adam, carter, 8 Shore road. Craigs. Aikman, Peter, carter, 23 Spittal street. Angus, John (of J. k J. Angus), 73 Cowane Aitken, J. G., shipowner and drysalter. street,

Shore and 3 King street ; house, Drum- Angus, Mrs,, 8 Queen street, mond place. Anstruther, Robert, baker, 8 Shore road. Aitken, Misses, Victoria square. Archibald, David, baicer, 27 Broad street, Alexander, D.D., Rev. George, The Manse, Archibald, Mrs.., 34 Queen street. Glebe park, 4 Park terrace. Archibald, Mrs. David, 25 Broad street. Alexander, James, 15 Park place. Archibald, Mrs., laundress, JSTewhouse. Alexander, James, joiner, 33 St. John Archibald, Mrs., 81 Baker street. street. Armstrong, Wm., gardener and fruiterer,

Alexander, Mrs. John, 40 Lower Craigs. 27 Port street ; house, 35. Alexander, Peter, wright, JSTewhouse. Armstrong, William, salesman bookseller, Alexander, Robert, mason, ISTewhouse. 3 Bruce street. Alexander, Thomas, governor, Poorhouse, Arnott, Henry, tailor, 64| Cowane street. Union street. Arnott, James, painter and lodgings, 35 Alexander, Mrs. Thomas, matron, do. Port street, Bi Allan, David, lodgings, 53 Port street. Arthur, George, draper, 62 and 63 Baker

Allan, J., foreman currier, 25 Upper Craigs, street ; house, 25 Broad street, Allan, John, architect, 49 Port street. Arthur, Robert, wood-turner, 64 Port st. Allan, Peter, hairdresser, 84 St. Mary's Arthur, Thomas, assistant storekeeper. wynd. Castle Esplanade. Allan, Wm., iron-turner, 45 Cowane street. Athenaeum Subscription Library and Read- Allester, Wm., tea and cloth dealer, 13 ing Room, 8 King street—John Jack, Cowane street. librarian. Anderson, David, pointsman, 41 Upper Auld, Mrs., mangier and dealer in small wares, 11 King street. Anderson, Jas., road surveyor, 3 Park ter. Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 18 Friars street. Bain, Q.C, Edwin S,, of Easter Livilands. A-uderson, Mrs., publican, 50 Baker street. Bain, Henry, labourer, 12 Cowane street. Anderson, Mrs. Dr., 8 Melville place. Bain, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Cowane street. and Anderson, Mrs. , 25 King street. Baird & Sons, Alex., fancy warehouse Anderson, Robert, joiner and undertaker, umbrella makers, 28| Murray place.

45 Port street ; house, 10 Princes street. Baird, James, (of Alex. Baird & Sons) 7 Anderson, Robert, trimmer, 20 Broad st. Clarendon place. ;;

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Baird, John, 2 Cowane street. Baxter, Miss, lodgings, 27 Queen street. Baird, Mrs., 7 Clarendon place. Baxter & Forgie, grocers, 51 Baker street. Baird, Robert, machinist, Bellfield, New- Bayne, David, grocer, 53 Cowane street. house. Bean, Alexander, gas company's mechanic, 3aird, Wm., (of Alex, Baird & Sons) 14 Thistle street. Park place. Beath, Andrew, surgeon, Craigs house, 58

5aird, Wm,, flesher, 76 Port street ; house, Upper Craigs. Causewayhead. Beattie, George T., commission agent, 54

Bald, Alex., 43 Queen Street, King street ; house, 1 Spittal st. ^ald, Robert, painter, &c., 16 Murray Beattie, John, tanner, 37 St. Mary's wynd. Becket, Thomas, printer, 45 Broad st. place ; house, 12. Ipalderston, John, Mount Pleasant place, Begbie, A., furnishings, 26 Baker street. Esplanade. Begbie, J., brassfounder, 104 Upper Craigs. Balderston, Mrs., 19 King street. Begbie, William, post boy, 14 Baker st. 3aldie, Miss, dressmaker, 42 Port street. Beith, D.D., Rev. Alexander, Free Church Balfour, Thos., cabinetmaker, 40 Spittal manse, 24 and 26 Allan park. street. Bell, John, weaver, 54 Cowane street. Bell, John, wheel inspector, 8 Shore road. Ballingall, Thos., glazier, 23 King street ; house, 16 Wallace street. Bell, J. T., provision and spirit dealer, 86 3ank of Scotland, 73 King street—Robt. St. Mary's wynd. Curror and H. H. Campbell, agents. Bell, Miss, lodgings, 106 Baker street. 3anks Brothers, smiths, iron bedstead and Bell, Mrs. Dr., Gladstone place. perambulator makers, 66 King street. Bell, Mrs., Gladstone and Drummond place. Banks' Court, 54 Broad street. Bell, Peter, labourer, Castlehill. anks, Edward, (of Banks Brothers) &Q Bell, Thomas, labourer, Glencoe road, 24 King street. Upper Bridge street. Banks, John, (of Banks Brothers) 9 St. Belton, Thomas, coachman, Newhouse. John street. Bennet, H., dairy, 73 and 74 St. Mary's Banks, Mrs., QQ King street. wynd. Banks, Wm., (of Banks Brothers) 40 Bennet, John, musketry instructor, Stir- Queen street. lingshire militia, 36 Broad street. Barclay, Mrs., broker, 30 St. Mary's wynd. Bennet, William, joiner, 72 Cowane street. Barclay, William, sculptor, 13 Barnton Bennie, David, currier, 1 Upper Bridge st.

place ; house, 5 Princes street. Berrie, David, teacher. Industrial School, iBarnes, John, hairdresser, 28 King street 12 Spittal street. house, 27. Bethune, F., post boy and lodgings, 111

Bateman, Mi's. , 43 Cowane street, Baker street. r [Bathgate, William, baker, 69 Cowane st. Bett, Peter, fishmonger and game dealer, 1

Batison, George, carter, 24 Lower Bridge Friars street ; house, 116 Baker street. street. Binnie, Alexander H., Janefield, ISTewhouse.

Batison, Peter, carter, 42 Lower Bridge st. Binnie, D. D. , Rev. Wm. , 25 Albert place. Batison, William, carter, 6 Wallace st. Binning, Thomas, coal agent, X). R. station,

Battye & Sons, George, wool spinners. Thistle street ; house, 42 Port street. Abbey mill. Bisset, James, tailor, 5 Broad street. Battye, George (of George Battye & Sons), Black, Andrew, shoemaker, 10^ Upper 15 Abbey road, Craigs. Bauchop, George, baker, 17 Port street Black, John, fireman, 39 Upper Craigs. house, 16. Black, Thomas, smith, 40 Cowane street. iBauchop, James, boot and shoe warehouse, Black, W. B., coach painter, 6 Upper

17 Murray place ; house, 16 Friars st. Bridge street. Baxter, David G., auctioneer, outfitting, Blair, James, tailor, 94 Baker street. furnishing, and shoe warehouse, 11 Blair, Mrs., laundress, 75 Upper Craigs.

Baker street ; house, 12. Blake, Alex., mason, 94 Baker street.

7 {Baxter, William, mason, 48 Lower Bridge Blakey, J. Wood, Randolphfield. street. Bogle, Joseph, last maker, Douglas street. — '

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Boos, Friedricli, teacher of languages and Bryce, John, mason, Douglas street. music, 9 Albert place. Bryce, Mrs., lodgings, 5 Dumbarton road. Borthwick, Misses, 15 Wallace street. Bryce, William, trimmer, 35 Port street. Boswell, W., boot and shoe warehouse, 99 Bryce, William, cabinetmaker and uphol-

Baker street. sterer, 5 4 King St. ; house, 4 Orchard pi. Eowie, Andrew, bugle major, Stirlingshire Buchan, David (of Lamb & Buchan), 7

, militia, 36 Broad street. Orchard place. Bowie, Thomas, clerk, 9 Princes street, Buchan, Edward, 10 Allan park. Bowie, Thomas, joiner, 74 Cowane street. Buchan, Mrs. Henry, Castle wynd. Bowie, "Wm., mechanic, 5 Lower Bridge st. Buchanan, Alex., bill-poster, 11 Upper Boyd, Miss, dressmaker, 78 Baker street. Bridge street. Boyes, Edward, maltster, 59 St. Mary's Buchanan, Jas., mason, 29 St. Mary's wd. M^ynd and Irvine place. Buchanan, John, painter, ISTewhouse. Brady, Mrs., 10| Upper Craigs. Buchanan, John, saAvyer, Abbey road. Bremner, Graham, mason, 91 Baker street. Buchanan, John, 19 Lower Craigs. Bremner, Robert, baker, 23 Spittal street. Buchanan & M'Millan, Misses, milliners Brewster, Mrs., mangier, 23 Cowane street. and dressmakers, 38 Murray place. Brick and Tile Works, Shore— Christie & Buchanan, W., labourer, 76 Upper Craigs.

Son ; office, 12 Murray place. Buchanan, Wm., Braehead, Livilands. Brick and Tile Works, 28 Upper Craigs Burden, Mrs. A., brewer, 52 St. Mary's

Jas. M 'Alpine. Avynd ; house. Upper Bellfield. Brodie & Co., wine and spirit vaults, 1 Burden, sen., Mrs., 5 Irvine place. Orchard place. Burden, William, 5 Irvine place. Brodie, Alex. D., (of Brodie & Co.,) 16 Burghmuir Carpet Works, 13 Burghmuir— Nelson place. John Paterson & Co. Brown, Hugh, labourer, 41 Lower Bridge st. Burnett, James, storekeeper, 82 Port st. Brown, James, letter carrier and lodgings, Burnett, John, slater, 74 Cowane street. 66 King street. Burns,' William, wood carver, 5 Friars st.l Brown, James, shoemaker, 61 Cowane st. Burnside Foundry, 20 Lower Craigs— Smith Brown, James, weaver, 29 Lower Craigs. & M'Ewen. Brown, James, law clerk, 41 Queen street. Burrows, Stephen, evangelist, 6 Bruce st. Brown, John, weaver, 38 Upper Craigs. Burton, Mrs. and Miss, boarding and edu- Brown, John, salesman grocer, lOg- Upper cational establishment for young ladies, Craigs. 13 Allan park. Brown, John, clerk, 102 Baker street. Burton, John, provisions, 56 Broad street. Brown, John, confectioner, 44 Baker st.

Brown, John, wright, 6 4 Broad street. Caddell, Mrs. , 25 Allan park. Brown, Mrs., mangier, 45 LoAver Bridge st. Cairnie, John, (of Graham & Cairnie) Brown, Mrs., 29 Queen street. Bruce street. Brown. Mrs., publican, 1 St. Mary's wynd. Cairns, John, corn merchant, 54 King st Brown, Mrs., 41 Queen street. house, 23. Brown, Ralph C, clerk, 2 Bruce street. Cairns, Miss, lodgings, 10 Port street. Brown, Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, Cairns, Peter, salesman draper, 2 Brucf

21 Port street and 3 Broad street ; house, street. 38 Queen street. Cairns, Robert, joiner, 2 Burghmuir. BroAvn, Thomas, baker, 2 Bruce street. Caledonian Railway Goods Station—Wm Brown, Wm. (of Davie, Brown, & Young), Greig, agent. street. Cameron, Alex. gatekeeper, 8 Shore road 98 Baker , Bruce, David, 1 Victoria square. Cameron, Alex., police ofl^eer, Castle wynd Bruce, James, lodgings, 111 Baker street. Cameron, Angus, foreman, locomotive de Bruce, John, clerk, 7 Queen street. partment, C.R., 73 CoAvane street. Bruce, John, cabinetmaker, 60 Broad st. Cameron, Donald, gardener, 66 Baker st. Bruce, Miss, lodgings, 34 King street. Cameron, Dougald, fireman, 12 Cowane st Bryce, John, veterinary surgeon, 49 Port Cameron, Duncan, dykebuilder, 7 Uppe: street and 83 Upper Craigs. Bindee street. —;

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ameron, Ewan, clerk, 14 Abbey road. Chalmers, James, tailor, 85 Baker street. Cameron, Jolm, porter, 16 Shore road. Chalmers, James, porter, 8 Shore road. Cameron, Mrs., lodgings, 10 Maxwell pi. Chalmers, John, flesher, 99 St. Mary's

'{' Cameron, Peter, river watcher, 39^ Lower wynd. Bridge street, Chalmers, John, smith, 16 Upper Bridge st. Cameron, Peter, gardener, 41 Upper craigs. Chalmers, Miss, straw hat maker, 5 Friars Cameron, Peter, 3 Victoria place. street. Cameron, William, labourer, 16 Sliore rd. Chalmers, Miss, dressmaker, 85 Baker st. Cameron & Duncan, Misses, milliners, Cherry & Son, Alex., skinners, 12^Lower straw liat and dressmakers, 45 Spittal st. Craigs. Campbell, Alex., chief-constable, county Cherry, Lawrence, (of Alex. Cherry & police, 4 Queen street. Son) 13 Lower Craigs. Campbell, Alex., tailor, 66 Baker street. Christie, Alex., 7 Wallace street. Campbell, Archd., Royal hotel, 1 Barnton Christie, David, slater, 31 Port street. place and 21 Friars street. Christie, George, Southfield house, Snow- 'ICampbell, A., photographer, 15 Murray doun place.

place ; house, 34 Queen street. Christie, James, 1 Viewfield place. ^jlCampbell, A., 3 Bruce street. Christie, James, dairy, 65 Cowane street. Campbell, Duncan, Golden Lion hotel, 51 Christie, James, smith, 5 Bruce street. St. coach office, 50 King st. Christie, John, Drummond place. King ; Campbell, Geo., carter, 24 Lower Bridge st. Christie, John, (of Christie & Son) Fortli- ^ampbell, Hinton H., joint procurator- bank. fiscal, banker and writer, 21 Allan park. Christie, John, cabinetmaker, Old Bridge. " Campbell, James, labourer, 66 Cowane st. Christie, John, engine-driver, 45 Upper Campbell, John, publican. Castle wynd. Craigs. Campbell, Malcolm, labourer, 15 Bow st. Christie, Misses, 34 Shore road. ampbell. Miss, Ab^rcromby place, Christie, Miss, 14 Spittal street. ampbell. Misses, dressmakers, 69 Port st. Christie, Mrs., Esplanade. ianiphell, Miss, 37 Cuwane street, Christie, Robert, 102 Baker street. iampbell, Mrs., Bellfield, Newhouse. Christie, Robert, 15 Lower Bridge street. Campbell, Mrs., lodgings, 66 Baker street. Christie, Wm., watchmaker, 18 Port street Campbell, Mrs., teacher, 3 Barn road. house. Esplanade.

* ampbell, Mrs., 87 Baker street, Christie, Wm., accountant, 1 Viewfield pi. ampbell, Robert, joint procurator-fiscal, Christie, Wm., vs^ood merchant, Spring- writer, and county rates collector, 39 kerse. Port street; house, 21 Allan park, Christie & Son, brick and tile makers, ampbell, William, wood merchant, Shore Stirling Shore and .

road ; house 3 Viewfield place, Chrystal, Alex., fitter, 29 Lower Craigs.

anby , Christopher C, engraver, 5 Friars st. Chrystal, James, (of Chrystal & Macfarlane) Canning, John, fitter, 31 Port street. 8 Allan park. Carmichael, John, woodman, 10 Friars st. Chrystal, James, vanman, Douglas street. Carmichael, Michael, farm. Chrystal, Jolm, publican, 34 Port street, i'lJCarmichael, Peter, confectioner and Tem- and hosier, 68 Upper craigs." perance Hotel, 2 and 4 Murray place. Chrystal, Miss, 5 Viewfield place. Carnegie, John, commission agent, Thistle Chrystal & Macfarlane, writers, 37 King

street ; house, Maxwell place. 7 street ; bank agents, 36. Carson, William, painter, 29 Port street; City of Glasgow Bank, 36 King street house, 9 Allan park. Chrystal & Macfarlane, agents. Carvile, John, cartwright, Doune road. Clark, John, dairy, 82 Upper Craigs. sICathcart, William, (of Hill and Cathcart) Clark,. Mrs., lodgings, 7 Bank street. 2 Irvine place. Clark, Mrs. John, lodgings, 120 Baker st. Chalmers, David, porter, 4 Bruce street. Clarke, Miss, sewing machinist, 10|- Upper Chalmers, George, builder, 46 Lower Craigs. Craigs. Ji Chalmers, James, reedmaker, 5 Friars Clarke, William J., salesman seedsman, 25 street. Nelson place. —

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Clink, Stewart, smith, 51 Cowane street. Cram, William, publican, 11 Cowane st. Clink, William, carter, 8 Maxwell place, Crawford, Alex,, tinsmith, 108 Baker st. Clydesdale Bank, 9 King street—James Crawford, Andrew, writer, 106 Baker st, ; Drysdale, agent house, Bellfield, 65 St Mary's wynd, Coats, James, moulder, 18 Upper Bridge st. Crawford, Andrew, tea and cloth dealer, 10 Cochrane, Alexander, spinner, Cambus- Lower Bridge street, kenneth abbey. Crawford, Gavin, 14 Shore road Cochrane, "William (of W. & A. Johnston), Crawford, Hugh, guard, 27 King street, Park place. Crawford, Hugh, clerk, 27 King street. Cochrane, William, pointsman, 43 Cowane Crawford, John, Springkerse. street. Crawford, John F., bookseller and sta-

Coffee-rooms—Kobert Stevenson, 63 King tioner, 39 King St. ; house, 5 Allan park. street. Crawford, John M., cabinetmaker, uphol- Colquhoun, Andrew, sterer, mattressmaker, brewer, Barghmuir ; and 120 Baker st.; house, 22 N'elson place. house, 5 Maxwell place. Colston, Peter, gardener, ISTewhouse. Crawford, Mrs. A., 73 Cowane street. Colville, Jas., provisions, 9 Upper Craigs. Crawford, Robert, inland revenue officer, 4 Combination Poor-house, Union street Burghmuir. Thomas Alexander, governor. Crawford, Robert, tinsmith, 7 Bank street. Commercial Bank of Scotland, Murray pL, Crawford, T., publican and carter, Dounerd. corner ofFriars st. —J. M.Morrison, agent. Crawford, Wm., china merchant, 119 Baker

Commissary Clerk's office, 27^ Murray pi. street ; house, 8 Forth place.

A. Hutton, clerk ; John Young, writer, Crawford, AVm., grocer, 54 Lower Bridge clerk-depute. street. Comrie, Alexander, painter, 16 Friars st. Crawford & Don, grocers, 50 Port street.

Comrie, James, tea merchant, Raploch. Crawford & Co. , drapers, 13 Broad street. Comrie, Miss, straw hat maker, 16 Friars Crerar, John, refreshment rooms, 58 Baker street. street. Comrie, P., labourer, Lower Bridge st. Cribbes, John, grocer, 9 Broad 39| street ; Condie, Robert, joiner, 72 Cowane street. house, 49 Port street. Coney Park Nursery (Wm. Drummond & Cribbes, Robert, publican, Newhouse. Sons) —John Morrison, superintendent. Crighton, Daniel, 67 Cowane street. Convery, P., broker, 90 St. Mary's wynd. Crocket, David, currier and leather cutter,

Convery, Thos., mason, 36 St. Mary's wd. 43 Spittal street ; house, 7 Wallace st. Corbett, Wm., moulder, 38 Cowane st. Crombie, Mrs., 24 Queen street. Council Chambers, 49 Broad street. Crombie, Peter, fruiterer, 73 Baker street. Cousine, Thos. (N. B. R. Goods Station), Crowe & Rodgers, photographers, 33 Mur- 70 Cowane street. ray place. Coutts, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Wallace street. Crowe, Alexander (of Crowe & Rodgers), Cowan, Dougald, wheelmaker, 54 King st. Abercromby place. Cowbrough, James (of J. Cowbrough&Co.), Crowe, Alex., wright, 71 Cowane street. 6 Port street. Crowe, David, fitter, 70 Cowane street. Cowbrough & Co., James, grocers, 7 Port Cullens, James, tailor, 60 Cowane street. street, 93 Baker st., Bridge of Allan, and Cullens, W. & J., fleshers, 113 Baker Callander. street. Cowie, Robert, 64g- Cowane street. Gumming, Andrew, grocer, 107 Baker

Cowie, Wm., cabinetmaker, 46 Spittal st. street ; house, 22 Wallace street. Crae, John, sawyer, 2 Cowane street. Gumming, Eben., 53j Lower Bridge street. Craft, Henry, grocer, 49 Baker street. Gumming, Wright, boot and shoe ware- Craig, James, rag and china merchant, 9 house, 17 Bow street, and Forth bridge

and 39 Spittal street. shoe factory ; house, Gladstone place. Craig, Mrs., 12 Park terrace. Gunning, Wm., tailor and outfitter, 7 Baker

Craigie, John, 56 St, Mary's wynd, street ; house, 116. Craigie, John, plasterer, 9 Dumbarton rd. Cunningham, George, superintendent of Crease, Miss, lodgings, 2 Port street. cemetery. Castle wynd. ; ;

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CunningliaTn, J, M. (of Morrison & Cun- Dawson, Wm., furniture dealer, Castlehill. ningham), 22 Allan park. Dawson, Wm., moulder. High Castlehill. Currie, Daniel, jeweller, 4 Bruce street, Dempster, John A., tobacconist, 5 Port st. Currie, James, joiner, 33 Queen street. Dempster, Mrs., 6 Albert place. Currie, Robert, joiner and burgh assessor, 13 Dempster, William, cabinetmaker, 116 street. Port street. , Baker Curror, Robert, banker, 72 King street. Dempster, William, labourer, Abbey road. Cuthbert, John, tailor, 94 Baker street. Denovan, Alex., wright, 6 Bruce street. Cuthbert, Peter, labourer, 8 Shore road. Denovan, Alex., cabinetmaker, 41 Lower Cuthbertson, Mrs., 22 Park terrace. Craigs. Dewar, Alex., fisherman, Cambuskenneth Dalgetty, John, boot and clog maker, and Abbey. leather-cutter, 3 Bank street. Dewar, James, carter, 51 Upper Craigs. Dalgleish, James, shoemaker, 35 Broad st. Dewar, John, postboy, 17 King street. Dalgleish, G. & D., candlemakers, 5 Baker Dewar, Miss, 2 Allan park. str66t Dewar, Mrs., dairy, 3 Lower Craigs. Dalgleish, Peter (of G. & D. Dalgleish), Dewar, Peter, King's Park Farm. 6 Pitt terrace. Dewar, William, spinner, Cambuskenneth Dall, Mrs., 16 Park terrace. Abbey. Danskin, John, carter, 46 St. Mary's wynd. Dick, George, engine-driver, 45 Upper Davidson, Alex., smith, 94 Baker street. Craigs. Davidson, Andrew, smith, 11 Dumbarton Dick, George, carter, Newhouse. town officer, 5 St John st. road ; house, 16 Spittal street. Dick, James, Davidson, John, writer, 6 Port street Dick, John, of Craigengelt, 6 Melville house, 6 Park terrace. place. Davie, Andrew, clerk, 72 Cowane street. Dick, Mrs., provisions, Newhouse. Davie, Brown & Young, founders, mill- Dick, Robert, saddler, 1 Dumbarton road wrights and engineers, Stirling foundry. house, 2. Orchard place. Dick, Wm., engine-driver, 6 Baker street. Davie, George, tailor, 10 Nelson place. Dobbie, John, boot and shoe warehouse, Davie, James (of Davie, Brown & Young), 15 Friars street. 12 Forth place. Docherty, John, hawker, 85 St Mary's Davie, John, coal agent, N. B. Railway wynd. shoemaker, 18 St Station ; house, 38 Cowane street. Docherty, Patrick, Davie, Miss, Castlehill. Mary's wynd. Davie, Miss, lodgings. 111 Baker street. Doig, Charles, publican, 33 Baker street. Davie, Richard, sheriff officer, 13 St. John Doig, David, publican, 115 Baker street. street. Doig, Mrs., lodgings, 48 Upper Craigs. Dawson, George, engine-driver, 75 Cowane Don, George, 5 Upper Bridge st. street. Don, Miss, laundress, 20 Cowane street. Dawson, James, carpenter, 48 Lower Don, Wm. (of Crawford & Don), 40 Queen Bridge street street. Dawson, John, publican, 1 Wallace street Donaldson, James, painter, 4 Orchard pi. and 1 Cowane street. Donaldson, James, wright, 69 Upper Dawson, John, publican, Castlehill. Craigs. Dawson, John, tailor, 48 Lower Bridge st. Donaldson, James, wright, 8 Shore road. Dawson, Miss, 3 Clarendon place. Donaldson, John, provisions, 26 St. Mary's Dawson, Mrs., lodgings, 34 Queen street. wynd. Dawson, Mrs., lodgings, 3 King street. Donaldson, John, joiner, 5 Broad street. Dawson, Mrs., lodgings, 8 St. John street. Donaldson, Misses, 6 Queen street. Dawson, Robert, out-door porter, railway Donaldson, Misses, 13 Albert place. Mrs., lodgings, 19 Nelson pi. station ; house, Cambuskenneth Abbey. Donaldson, Dawson, Robert, teacher, 14 Upper Bridge Donaldson, Mrs., provisions, 55 Broad st. street. Donaldson, Peter, woodman, Newhouse. Dawson, William, baker, 41 Baker street. Donaldson, Wm., mason, 31 Shore road. ;

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Donaldson, Wm., 71 St. Mary's wynd. Drummond, Wm., turnkey, 91 Baker st. Dougal, George, iron-turner, 94 Baker st. Dryden, Mrs., lodgings, 53 Broad street. Dougal, Mrs., mangier, 16 Friars street. Drysdale, Alexander, railway guard, 34 Dougal, William, painter, 102 Baker st. Cowane street. Douglas, A., tanner, 6 Shore road. Drysdale, A., shoemaker, 25 St. Mary's Douglas, J., agent for Singer Sewing- wynd. Machine Coy., 18 Nelson place. Drysdale, James, banker, 9 King street. Douglas, Mrs., The Elms, Park terrace. Drysdale, William, 1 Melville place. Dow, James, dairy, 6 Lower Craigs. Drysdale, Wm., auctioneer, 53 Broad st. Dow, Robert, publican, 70 Upper Craigs. Duchart, James, joiner, 28 Upper Craigs. Dow, William, grocer and flesher, 10 Dudgeon, Mrs., grocer, 6 Barnton place.

Broad street ; house, 36. DuflP, Findlay, labourer, 52 Baker street. Dowdy, James, Rosebank cottage, Craigs. Duff, Robert, baker, 9 Viewfield place. Dowdy, sen., Wm., Temperance Hotel, 40 DufHn, Chas., broker, 11 St. Mary's wynd. King street. DuflBn, Jas., labourer, 82 St. Mary's wynd. Dowdy, jun., Wm., Temperance Hotel, 40 DufSn, Jas., broker, 94 St. Mary's wynd. King street. Duncan, Archibald, china merchant and

Dowell, James, tailor, 3 Broad street. coal agent, 68 Port street ; house, 16. Dowel], John, 54 Broad street. Duncan, David, tailor, 50 St. Mary's wynd. Dowell, John, painter, 94 Baker street. Duncan, George (of Duncan & Jamieson), Dowell, Peter, provisions, Castlehill. 11 Burghmuir. Dowell, Wm., tailor and clothier, 3 King st. Duncan, James, Janefield, Newhouse. Downie, Andrew, 25 Park terrace. Duncan & Jamieson, steam-machine letter- Downie, Benjamin, 7 Wallace street. press printers, Stirling Observer office, 5 Downie, Mrs. John, 16 Park place. Upper Craigs. Doyle, John, hawker, Castlehill. Duncan, Mrs., 8 Upper Craigs. Doyle, Mrs., broker, 93 St. Mary's wynd. Duncan, Mrs., lodgings, 100 Baker street. Dreghorn, Mrs., provisions, 35 St. Mary's Duncanson, Wm., pharmaceutical chemist,

wynd. 19 Port street ; house, 21 Albert place. Drumraond, Andrew (of J. & A. Drum- Dunn, Miss, dressmaker, 29 Port street. mond), Tredinnock, 5 Park terrace. Dunn, Mrs., outfitter, 3 Bow street Drummond, David, wright, ISTewhouse. house, 5. Drummond, Gregor (of R. Drummond & Dunsmore, Alex., grocer, 14 Port street Son), 2 Melville place. house. Rose cottage, Newhouse. Drummond, Henry, 1 1 King street. Dunsmore, Robert, foreman spinner, 29 Drummond, Henry (of Wm. Drummond Lower Craigs. & Sons), Glenelm lodge, 1 Park place. Duthie, Alex., tailor, 38 Spittal street. Drummond, J. & A., clan ware- Duthie, Mrs., 3 Melville place. house, 42 King street. Drummond, James (of J. & A. Drummond), Eadie, Henry, salesman draper, Rosebank, 4 Melville place. Craigs. Drummond, James, joiner, 26 Nelson pi. Eadie, James, Carsebonny Farm. Drummond, John, smith, 15 King street. Eadie, Mrs. John, provisions, QQh Cowane st. Drummond, Peter (of Wm. Drummond Eadie, Mrs., lodgings, 69 Port street. & Sons, and Tract depot), Rockdale Eadie, Peter, joiner, 6 Baker street. lodge, 7 Park place. Earl, James, militia staff", 36 Broad street. Drummond,Robt.,millwright,12Cowanest. Eason, Miss, 3 Maxwell place. Drummond, Robert (of R. Drummond & Edwards, George, salesman draper, 64|- Son), 2 Melville place. Cowane street. Drummond & Son, R., jewellers and Eggo, James, grocer, 80 Baker street. watchmakers, 5 Murray place. Erskine, E. C, toys, yarns, and small- Drummond & Sons, Wm., nurserymen, wares, 41 St. Mary's wynd. seedsmen and agricultural implement Erskine, George, clerk, 42 St. Mary's wd. warehouse, 48 King street; nursery, Erskine, John, labourer, 36 St. Mary's wd. Coneypark. Erskine, Mrs., midwife, 17 King street. ; ;

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Esam & Williams, Misses, boarding and Finlayson, James, 7 Burghmuir, educational establishment for young Finlayson, James, flesher, 39 Baker st. ladies, 9 Melville place. Finlayson, John, saddler, 47 Port street; Esdon, Henry (of Esdon & Son), 10 Irvine house, 7 Burghmuir. place. Finlayson, John, tanner, 120 Baker street. Esdon, John M., law clerk, 20 Murray pi. Finlayson, Miss, milliner, 2 Spittal st. Esdon & Son, cabinetmakers and furniture Finlayson, Mrs., lodgings, 116 Baker st. warerooms, 61 and 64 Port street. Finlayson, Thomas, tea dealer, Torbrex. Evans, John, labourer, Douglas street. Finlayson, Wm., slater, 6 Orchard place.

Ewan, Robert, dairy, Crofthill, Castlehill. Fisher, Alex. , law clerk, Abercromby pi. Ewing, John, joiner, 67 Cowane street. Fisher, D., bootmaker, 47 Lower Craigs. Fisher, Mrs. D., 24 Queen street. Falond, Anthony, provisions, 31 Broad st. Fleming, James, auctioneer, valuator, and Fergus, James, labourer, 35 Port street. sheriff-officer, 32 Baker street. Fergus, Mrs., 55 Broad street, Fleming, James S., writer, 16 Port street Fergus, Robert, jobbing gardener, 3 Barn- house, Victoria place.

ton place ; house, 49 Upper Craigs. Fleming, Misses, milliners and straw hat Ferguson, Adam, gardener, Woodville, makers, 34 King street. Southfield. Fletcher, Alexander, plumber, 29 St. Ferguson, Alex., dyer, 2 Lower Craigs. Mary's wynd. jT^'erguson, Alex., porter, 23 Cowane street. Fletcher, Mrs., midwife, 69| Cowane st. Ferguson, Archibald, guard, 26 Shore road. Fletcher & Co., seed merchants, 54 King Jerguson, Daniel, 15 Barnton place. street. Ferguson, Daniel, accountant, 14 Queen st. Forbes, Hugh, tailor, 7 Bank street. Ferguson, Duncan (of Virtue & Ferguson), Forbes, James, glazier, 8 Broad street. 14 Queen street. Forbes, John, news-agent, 89 St. Mary's Ferguson, Duncan, 45 Upper Craigs. wynd. Ferguson, Hugh, boot and shoe warehouse, Forbes, John, porter, 1 ITelson place.

1 King street ; house, 7 St. John street. Forbes, Mrs. Col., Snowdoun liouse. Ferguson, John, bootmaker, 9 Cowane Forbes, R., auctioneer, Viewfield house, street. Viewfield street. Ferguson, John, leather- cutter, and boot Forbes, Wm., gardener, N"ewhouse.

and shoe warehouse, 2 Bow street ; house, Fordyce, Mrs. Geo. , Beechcroft, 8 Clarendon 14 Queen street. place. Ferguson, John, publican, 4 St. Mary's Forgan, David, piano-maker, 2 Bruce street. wynd. Forgie, Alex., (of Baxter & ForgieJ New- Ferguson, John, agent, 21 Spittal street. house. Ferguson, John, publican, 50 Cowane street. Forrest, A. & W., cabinetmakers and stair-

Ferguson, Malcolm, porter, 14 Shore road, railers, 5 St. John street ; house, 7. Ferguson, Misses, 3 Upper Bridge street. Forrest, James, physician and surgeon, 1 Ferguson, Mrs., mangier, 7 Orchard place. The Terrace. Ferguson, Peter, 42 Lower Craigs. Forrest, Misses, 27 Upper Bridge street. Ferguson, Peter, 1 4 Queen street. Forrest, Wm. H., surgeon, 1 Jhe Terrace. Ferguson, Robert, teacher, Raploch. Forrester, Alex., plumber, 74 Cowane st. Ferguson, Thomas, tailor, 91 Baker street. Forrester, G. N., of Craigannet, Snowdoun Fernie, Thomas, factor for Sir Alex. C. R. place. Gibson-Maitland, 1 Albert place. Forrester, John, smith, 2 Cowane street. Findlay, M.D., David, 3 Forrester, Port street ; Misses, Snowdoun place. house, 12 Princes street. Forrester, Mrs. A., fishmonger, 62 Broad Findlay, James, druggist, 3 Port street street. house, 6. Forrester, Mrs., 12 Wallace street.

Findlay, Rev. "William, 1 1 Clarendon pi. Forrester, Wm. , sawyer, 8 Upper Craigs. Findlay, William, joiner, 3 Viewfield st. Forsyth, Alex., dyer, 64| Cowane street.

Finlayson, Alex. , weaver, 45 Cowane st. Forsyth, Hugh, clerk, 70 Cowane street. Finlayson, Francis, tailor, 4 Orchard pi. Forsyth, Jas., merchant, 3 Upper Bridge ;

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Forsyth, jun., Jas., tailor, 3 Upper Bridge Gardner, James, cooper, 25 King street. street, Gardner, John, mason, 11 Broad street. Forsyth, John, grocer, 2 St, John street Gardner, John, bootmaker, 46 Cowane house, 9, street. Forsyth & Co,, J., grocers and clothiers, 3 Gardner, Lawrence, smith, 74 Cowane Cowane street, street. Forsyth, William, 50 Upper Craigs, Gartshore, Col. John Murray, Trininallan Forth Bridge Shoe Factory—W. Gumming. house, Snowdoun place. Forth & Clyde Railway office—R, Young, Gatherer, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Lower Craigs.

secy. Gavin, Hugh, draper, 22| Murray place ; Foster, James, plasterer, 58 Broad st, house, 6 Forth place. Foster, "Walter, 51 Cowane street. Gentleman, Eben., writer and rates col-

Fotheringham, Rd,, clerk, 16 Wallace st. lector, 17 Baker street ; house, Aber- Frame, John, weaver, 47 Cowane street. cromby place. Frame, Mrs., laundress, 18 Cowane st. Gentleman, Mrs., 11 Queen street. saddler, Frame, Robert, 7 Maxwell place, Gentles, Thomas, 43 King street ; Fraser, Captain Thomas, 12 Allan park. house, Bruce street. Fraser, M., provisions, 16 Broad street, Gentles, Wm., slater, 69^ Cowane street. Fraser, Mrs,, lodgings, 7 St. John street, Gibson, M.D., Charles, 11 Park terrace. Fraser, Mrs., mangier, 23 King street. Gibson, David, porter, 80 Upper Craigs, Fraser, Peter, Gladstone place. Gibson, Miss, 6 Park place. Fraser, Simon, labourer, 4 Upper Bridge Gibson & Reddie, plumbers, brassfounders, street. and gasfitters, 17 King street. Frater, Robert, plumber, brassfounder and Gilchrist, Alexander, gardener, 21 Spittal st.

gasfitter, 29 Murray place ; house, 20. Gilchrist, J. & J., ropespinners, 19 Baker Frew, D.D., Rev. Robert, 12 Melville pi. street. Fulton, John, Cambusbarron, Gargunnock, Gilchrist, Miss, straw hat maker, 19 Baker

and Kippen post-runner, 2 Broad st. ' street. Fulton, Mrs., 4 The Terrace. Gilchrist, Miss, 2 Dumbarton road. Fulton, Thomas, 6 Orchard place. GilJilkn, John, carter, 2 Union street, Fulton, Thomas, clerk, 10 Port st. Gillillan, Mrs. Robt,, 8 Lower Bridge st. FyfFe, James, engine-driver, 18 Friars st. Gilfillan, Robert, spinner, 61 Upper Craigs. FyfFe, John, labourer, 2 Lower Craigs. Gillespie, Alex., publican, 24 Port street. Fyffe, William, joiner, 16 Spittal street. Gillespie, James, builder, 67 Cowane st. Gillespie, Mrs., 9 Park place, GafF, Thomas, working chemist, 23 Nelson Gillespie, Mrs. Thomas, ISTewhouse, place. Gillespie, Wm., boot and shoe warehouse,

Galashan, David, upholsterer, 106 Baker 4 King street ; house, 8 Broad street.

street ; house, 54 Broad street. Gillespie, Wm. (of Torbanehill), Mineral Galbraith, M.D., George, 20 Allan park. vale, 8 Park place. Galbraith, John, china merchant and rag Gillies, Alex,, tailor, 21 Baker street.

store, 22 Spittal street ; house, 16. Gillies, Mrs., 37 King street, Galbraith, Misses, Park lodge, 24 Park ter. Glasgow Boot and Shoe Company 103 Galbraith, Miss, Ochil villas, Gladstone Baker street. place. Glass, C, grocer, 72 St, Mary's wynd. Galbraith, Thomas, wright, 69| Cowane st. Glass, John, 17 Baker street. Galbraith, T. L., town clerk, Town house, Glass, Misses, dressmakers, 17 Baker st. 47 Broad street; house, Park lodge, Glen, Andrew D., clerk, 7 Nelson place. 24 Park terrace. Glen, Archibald, wright, Newhouse, Galloway, Mrs., Newhouse. Glen, T., fisherman, Cambuskenneth Abbey, Galloway, Wm., mason, 8 Broad street. Glen, Wm., letter-carrier, 38 Queen street. Gardner, Alex., clerk, 69f Cowane street. Glover, James, tailor, 69 Port street. Gardner, Henry, coal agent, C.R. station, Glover, Wm., boot and shoe warehouse, 117

; 2, juid toy warehouse, 26 Murray place ; Baker street house, house, 3 Allan park. Goldie, Rev. W. F., 7 Albert place. STIRLING—GENERAL DIRECTORY. 25

Goodsir, Misses, 17 Park place. Grant, Mrs., ISTewhouse. Goosecroft Chemical Works—Thos. Herald. Grant, Mrs., 9 Wallace street. Gordon, Benjamin, goods agent, N.B.R., Grant, W.M., instructor, S. R. Y.,40Queen st, 44 Forth place. Grassam, Mrs., Newhouse.

Gordon, Col. , Gladstone place. Grassam, Mrs., 3 York place. Gordon, Geo., labourer, 641 Cowane street. Gray, Chas., fireman, Forthvale cottage. Gordon, Miss, teacher, 24 Queen street, Gray, James, missionary, 108 Baker st. Gorman, Sylvester, control clerk, Castlehill. Gray, James, seedsman, corn merchant, Gould, John, millwright, 13 Abbey road. feeding stuffs, and manures, 3 Upper

Gourlay, Helen, provisions, 3 Burghmuir. Craigs ; house, 13 Yictoria place. Gourlay, John, smith, 120 Baker street. Gray, James, clerk, 108 Baker street. Gourlay, Mrs., publican, 57 Port street. Gray, Robert, commission agent, Bellfield, Gow, M., publican, 1 Lower Bridge street. 65 St. Mary's wynd. Gowanlock, Rev. J. T., 15 Melville place. Greenhorn, Mrs., 9 Lower Bridge street. Gowans, Thos., mechanic, Cambuskenneth Greig, G._, 63 King street. Abbey. Greig, Miss, china merchant, 112 Baker st. Graham, Archd. H., WoodclifFe, Upper Greig, William, goods agent, C.R., Hoffe Bridge street. house, 20 Shore road.

Graham & Cairnie, joiners and undertakers, Grieve, James, tanner, St. Ninians ; house, Barnton place. Snowdoun place. Graham, M.D., Charles H., 15 Nelson Griffiths, Daniel, weaver. 111 Baker st. place. Guild Hall—T. Robertson, Guildry officer. Graham, James, joiner, 7 Cowane street. Guthrie, James, joiner and cabinetmaker, Graham, James, music-seller and pianoforte 9 Upper Bridge street. warehouse, 3 Murray place and Bridge of Guthrie, John, Douglas street.

Allan ; house, 7 Forth place. Graham, James (of Graham & Cairnie), 19 Haggan, James, broker, 37 Spittal street. Lower Craigs. Haggart, John, wright, 2 Union street. Graham, James (of T. Graham & Son), 20 Haig, Andrew, cooper, 48 Lower Bridge st. Shore road. Haldane, James, 34 Queen street. Graham, J., fisherman, Cambuskenneth Haldane, Robert, 106 Baker street. Abbey. Halket, John, ropespinner, 80 Murray pi. [Graham, John, teacher, Abercromby place, Halkett, Captain J. C. Craigie, adjutant, Graham, Misses, Abercromby place. Stirlingshire Militia, 27 Park terrace. Graham, Mrs., grocer, 32 Cowane street. Hall, Robert, engine-driver, 69f Cowane st. Graham & Morton, ironmongers, 16 King Hamilton, Alex., tea and cloth dealer, 5 street. Spittal street. Graham, Peter (of Henderson & Graham), Hamilton, James, teacher, 8 Lower Bridge 41 Baker street. street. Graham & Son, T., lath-splitters, 20 Shore Hamilton, Misses, 11 Melville place. road. Handyside, G. boot and shoe warehouse, Graham, Thomas (of T. Graham & Son), 40 Baker street. Bruce street. Hanratty, A., broker, 32 St. John street. Graham, William, banker, 29 King street. Hardie, James, Queen's Hotel, 36 Murray Grainger, John, jeweller, 57 Broad street. place. Grainger, Mrs. M., lodgings, 11 Pitt ter. Hardie, J. & J., plumbers, gasfitters, and Grant, Alexander, 54 Broad street. brassfounders, 43 Port street. Grant, Gordon, lieutenant, county police, 21 Hardie, James (of J. & J. Hardie), 9 St. John street. Princes street. Grant, James, smith, and inspector of Hardie, John (of J. & J. Hardie), U weights and. measures, 28 Murray place; Dumbarton road. house, 19 Queen street. Hardie, Robert, 31 Queen street. Grant, John, weigher, 4 Bruce street. Hardie, Thomas, waiter, 23 King street. Grant, Mrs., Railway and Commercial Hare, Stephen, 18 St. Mary's wynd. Hotel, 77 Port street. Harlev, James, sheriff oflacer, 6 Friars st. ; ,

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Harley, Miss, Newhouse. Henderson, Thomas, 20 Albert place. Harris, Thomas, pointsman, Newhouse. Henderson, Thomas, cabinetmaker and

Harrison, James, Abercromby place, undertaker, 60 Port street ; house, narrower, Miss, 10 Upper Bridge street. Spittal square. narrower, Mrs., Abercromby place. Henderson, Wm. C, 12 Victoria place. Hart, Andrew P., druggist, 95 Baker st. Henderson, William, joiner, 20 Broad st. house, 32 Queen street. Henderson, Wm., stationer and news- Harvey, Charles, painter, 102 Baker st. agent, 22 Broad street. Harvey, Charles, clerk, 2 Union street. Henderson, William, 40 Upper Craigs. Harvey, John, 26 Park terrace. Henderson & Graham, painters, 5 Barnton Harvey, Misses, 4 Albert place. place. Harvey, William, watchmaker, 62 King Henderson & Co., J. & G,, grocers, 53

street ; house, 28 Upper Bridge street. King street, and Bridge of Allan. Harvey, William, shopman, 61 Cowanest. Henderson & Co., R., gentlemen's out- Hay, John, 51 St. Mary's wynd. fitters, 28^ Murray place. Hay, Laurence, foreman porter, Thistle st. Hendrie, Alex., tinsmith, 64 Upper Craigs. Hay, Miss, 5 Broad street. Hendry, E., Station Hotel, 34 Murray pi. Hay, Mrs., 2 Forth place. Henretty, Peter, refreshments, 37 Broad st. Hay, Mrs., 13 Nelson place. Hepting, Lambert, jeweller and watch-

Heggie, Alex., shoemaker, 11 Broad street. maker, 94 Murray place ; house, 1 View- Henderson, Alex joiner, 21 Queen street. field street. , Henderson, Alex., bookseller and stationer, Herald, Thos., chemical manufacturer,

7 Broad street, and joiner, 10 St Mary's Goosecroft works ; house, 4 Princes st.

wynd ; house, 8 Broad street. Herdman, Mrs., nurse, 72 Cowane street. Henderson, Andrew, 6 Viewfield place. Herron, 13 Port st. Adam, cabinetmaker, ; ; Henderson, Archibald (of Henderson house, 17 Queen street. Brothers), 20 Melville place. Herron, John, brewer, 61 Upper Craigs. Henderson, Arthur, joiner, Newhouse. Heslop, Robert, tinsmith and gasfitter, 28 st. Henderson Brothers, drapers, 31 King Broad street ; house, 26. Gilbert (of Henderson & prison. Henderson, Heslop, Thos. , gatekeeper, county Graham), 54 Broad street. Hessel, Thomas, clerk, Forthvale mills. Henderson, James (of J. &. G. Henderson Hessel, William D., Forthvale cottage. & Co.), 17 King street. Hewit, Misses, 4 Queen street.

Henderson, James, joiner, 4 Bruce street. Hill, A. (of HHl & Cathcart), Bridge of 1 Henderson, John, photographer, 34 King Allan.

street ; house, 7 Wallace street. Hill, John, Snowdoun place. Henderson, John (of J. & G. Henderson Hill, John R., teacher, Newhouse. & Co.), 17 King street. Hill, Miss, Viewfield place.

Henderson, John, law clerk, 20 Nelson Hill, Mrs. , lodgings, 7 Murray place. place. Hill & Cathcart, writers, 4 Dumbarton rd. Henderson, John, labourer, 38 St. Mary's Hislop, Thos., plumber, 31 Port street. wynd. Hodge, John, publican and dairy, 8 Lower Baker Henderson, junr , John, grocer, 29 Craigs.

street ; house, 2 Bank street. Hogg, James, printer, Stirling Journal

Henderson, Misses, milliners and dress- office, 40 King st. ; house, 8 Viewfield pi. makers, 15 Bow street. Hogg, Robert, lessee of fishings, 15 Lower Henderson, M., provisions, 38 Cowane st. Bridge street. Henderson, Mrs., 6 Viewfield place. HoUis, Captain James, quartermaster, Stir- Henderson, Mrs., 12 St. Mary's wynd. lingshire militia. Valley Lodge, Castle Henderson, A.M., Eev. Robert, 16 Allan wynd. park. Holmes, Robert, 'bus conductor, 41 Lower Henderson, Robert (of R. Henderson & Craigs. Co.), 2 Barnton place. Holmes, Wm., locomotive superintendent. Henderson, Thomas, labourer, 8 Lower Forth Bridge Cottage, Wallace street. Bridge street. Home for Old Women, 35 Broad street. ;; ;;

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Honeyman, David, labourer, 23 Spittal st. Jack, Alex., yardsman, C.E., 12 Shore Hood, John, baker, 43 Upper Craigs. road. Hope, Alexander, manager, Forth Vale Jack, James, compositor, 14 Wallace street. mills, 14 Wallace street. Jack, John, librarian, Athenseum, 8 King Horn, Eichard, grocer, 69 St. Mary's wynd. street. place. Houston, Wm., grain porter, 4 Upper Jack, Mrs. , publican, 23 Murray

Bridge street. Jack, Mrs. , 2 Dumbarton road. Howie, Mrs., Abercromby place. Jack, Mrs., publican, 52 Broad street. Howie, Kev. John, 16 Wallace street. Jack, Mrs., lodgings, 38 Queen street. Hughes, David, porter, 67 Cowane street. Jaffrey, Miss, dressmaker, 1 4 Bow street. Humble, Mrs., 11 Queen street. Jamieson, Alex., 22' Lower Bridge street. Hunter, Alex., maltster, 45 Lower Craigs. Jamieson, Alex., tailor, 23 Cowane st. Hunter, Andrew, labourer, 49 Cowane Jamieson, James, joiner, Eaploch. street. Jamieson, John, clothier, 60 King st. Hunter, Daniel, foreman mechanic, 37 Jamieson, John (of Duncan & Jamieson), Lower Craigs. 14 Upper Craigs. Hunter, James, mason, 15 Upper Bridge Jardine, Edward, cash clerk, C.E. station. street. Jardine, Miss, 19 Melville place. Hunter, John, 69 Upper Craigs. Jarret, Thos, coachman, 23 Lower Craigs. Hunter, John, flesher, 23 Broad street Jarret, William, Douglas street. house, 116 Baker street. Jarvie, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Spittal street. Hunter, Miss, 5 Victoria place. Jeffrey, CM., Alex., teacher, 10 Wallace Hunter, Mrs., 9 Princes street. street. Hunter, Kobert, carpet weaver, 4 Orchard Jenkins, Alex., writer, 25 King street place. house, St. Ninians. Hunter, Thomas, gardener, Newhouse. Jenkins, Captain, 3 Ochil villas, Gladstone Hunter, Thomas, militia staff, 46 Broad place. street. Jenkins, Mrs. Jas., dairy, 28 Lower Bridge Hunter, William, wool merchant. Park street.

lane ; house, 17 Allan park. Jenkins, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Broad street. Hunton, Edward, shoemaker, 78 Baker Jenkins, William, traveller, 69| Cowane st.

. street. Jenkins, Wm. general dealer, 68 st. , King Hutcheson, Andrew F., teacher, 5 Park Johnston, Andrew, painter, Q& Baker street. place. Johnston, James, slater, 77 Baker street. Hutcheson, George, porter, 53^ Lower Johnston, Jas., shipowner, 12 Abbey road. Bridge street. Johnston, Jas., wood merchant, 11 Abbey

Hutcheson, James, publican. Abbey. road ; house, 9 Forth place. Hutcheson, Thomas, labourer, 8 Shore Johnston, James, dairy, 108 Baker street, road. and 6 Broad street. Hutchison, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Barnton Johnston, John, Baths, Thistle street. place. Johnston, John, engine-keeper, 16 Upper Hutton, Andrew, writer, 2 7i Murray place; Bridge street. house, 40. Johnston, John (of Morgan & Co.), 9 Forth Hutton, Andrew, cabinetmaker, 86 Baker place.

street ; house, 41. Johnston, John, brassfounder, 102 Baker st. Hutton, W. E., 13 Park terrace. Johnston, John, fishmonger, 45^ Port st. Hynd, John, tailor, 57 Broad street. house, 14 Upper Craigs. Johnston, Misses, dressmakers, 34 King st. Imrie, Peter E., grocer, 13 Bow street Johnston, Mrs., 50 Broad street. house, 37 Queen street. Johnston, Malcolm, porter, 46 St. Mary's Imrie, Mrs., 8 Shore road. wynd. Inglis, Thomas (of Inglis and Smith) 30 Johnston, Peter, 64^ Cowane street. Queen street. Johnston, Wm., publican and coal agent, Inglis & Smith, drapers, 1 Baker street. 30 Shore road. Irvine, Miss, 12 Irvine place. Johnston, M.D., Wm., The Terrace. 28 STIRLING—GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Jolinston, W. & A., drapers, 71 King st. Kirkland, John, publican and green grocer, Jones, William, telegraph, meclianic, 120 13 Murray place. Baker street. Kirkwood, Hugh M., printer, 11 King

Justice of Peace Court-room, Jail wynd, street ; house, 21 Queen street. off St. John Street and Broad street. Knox, Rev. Alex. P., 14 Allan park. Justiciary Court-house, 49 Broad street. Knox, John, labourer, 46 Lower Bridge st. Kyle, Thomas, Secretary of the Stirling- Kane, James, china merchant and rag shire Friendly Assurance Society (Regis-

store, 48 Broad street ; house, 60. tered), 36 Cowane street. Kay, John, smith, Eaploch. Kay, John, foreman compositor, 25 King st. Laidlaw, Thomas, 4 Nelson place. Kay, Mrs., provisions, 44 Lower Bridge st. Laing, Alexander, joiner, Raploch. Kay, William, gardener, 24 Lower Craigs. Laing, George, publican, 30 Broad street. Keir, John, clerk, 37 Queen street. Laing, James, salesman clothier, 28 Queen Keith, J., surfaceman, 7 Lower Craigs. street. Kelly, James, quarter-master sergeant, Laing, Miss, Park lane. Stirlingshire militia, 64 Broad street. Laing, Mrs., 42 Queen street. Kemp, David, hottler, 43 Upper Craigs. Laing, William, tailor, 17 Cowane street. Kemp, John, (of Kemp, Murray & Nichol- Laird, Miss E., teacher, Allan park house. son) 16 Albeit place. Lamb, James, joiner, 27 Lower Bridge st. Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, joiners, agri- Lamb, Thomas, joiner, 21 Broad street. cultural implement and reaping machine Lamb, Wm. (of Lamb & Buchan), 3 Baker makers and engineers, 10 Dumbarton rd. street. Kemp Wm. (of W. & J. Trotter), 69 Port st. Lamb, Wm., foundry-dresser, 49 Cowane st. Kenan, James, baker, 29 St. Mary's wynd. Lamond, John, engine-driver, 46 Upper Kennedy, John, 6 Victoria place. Craigs. Kennedy, Joseph, sawyer, 8 Shore road. Lang, Mrs., lodgings, 13 Friars street. Kenny, John, labourer, 39 Cowane street. Lauder, Lady Ann Dick, Annfield. Kerr, Alexander, smith, 5 Friars street. Lauder, Mrs., 54 Broad street. Kerr, Daniel, labourer, 44 Lower Craigs. Lawrence, Mrs., restaurant, 9 Barnton pi. Kerr, James, smith, 74 Upper Craigs. Lawson, James, ironmonger, 16 Baker st. Kerr, Mrs., Snowdoun place. Lawson, Mark, accountant, 14 Wallace st. Kerr, Mrs., 43 Upper Craigs. Lawson, Mrs., lodgings, 15 Bow street. Kerr, Kobert, flesher, 118 Baker street. Lawson, Robert, draper and clothier, 109

Kerr, Wm., tailor, Newhouse, Baker st. ; house, 13^ Upper Bridge st. Kerse Mills Meal Store, 32 Port street- Learmonth, Andrew, engine-driver, 14 James Burnett, salesman. Upper Craigs. Kidston, John, carter, dairy and provisions, Leask, Mrs., teacher, 18 Friars street. QQ, St. Mary's wynd. Leathly, Gillard, broker, 87 St. Mary's wd. Kidston, Miss, 1 Irvine place. Leckie, James, publican, 75 Baker street. Kidston, Misses, 17 Wallace street. Leckie, Mrs., lodgings, 39 Queen street.

Kidston, Mrs. , 4 Yictoria place. Leggat, Mrs. , lodgings, 42 Murray pi. Kidston, William, 66 St. Mary's wynd. Leishman, Geo., wright, 40 Lower Craigs. Kilgour, John, Abercromby place. Leitch, Ebenezer, militia staff, Castlehill. Kilgour, William, hawker. Abbey. Lennie, James, porter, 14 Lower Craigs. King, Mrs., lodgings, 7 St. John street. Lennox, John, grocer, 10 Murray place and

King, Thomas, provisions, 15 Spittal street. 16 Bow street ; house, 40 Murray place. King, William, salesman draper, 3 Bruce Lennox, John, smith, 25 King street. street. Leslie, Thomas, bootmaker, 34 Cowane st. Kinnaird, Mrs., dairy, Castlehill. Leslie, William, labourer, 4 Bruce street. Kinross, G., coach-builder, 11 Allan park. Lewis, Rev. George, 1 Victoria place. Kinross, J., coach-builder, 11 Allan park. Lickrish, John, bootmaker, 3 Viewfield st. Kinross, John, Hood farm. Abbey. Liddel, George, clerk, 69^ Cowane street.

Kinross, Wm. , coach and harness factory, Liddel, Robert, grocer, 69 King street ;

66^ Port street ; house, 11 Allan park. house, QB. ;; ;

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Liddel, Robert, joiner, 13 Friars st. Macdonald, James, commission agent, 1 Liddel, William, 21 ITelson place. Allan park. Lindsay, Alex., fitter, 45 Upper Craigs. Macdonald, John, publican, 35 Murray pi. Lindsay, James, smith, Newhouse. cooper, 37 Murray place. Lindsay, Mrs., Bellfield, ISTewhouse. Macdonald, John, 1 Allan park.

Lindsay, Wm. , scripture reader. Garrison Macdougal, Duncan, teacher, 24 Albert house, Winchelhaugh house. Old Bridge. place. Linklater, Wm., confectioner, 1 Burgh- Mac Ewen, Brothers, grocers, 2 King

muir. street ; house. 111 Baker street. Lithgow, James, 21 Lower Craigs. Mac Ewen, John, sen., and John, jun. (of Live Cattle Mart, Orchard place— A. Hen- D. & J. Mac Ewen & Co.), 14 Melville derson. place Livingston, Gavin, agent for the Royal Mac Ewen, Mrs. Peter, 16 Melville place. Liver Friendly Society, cottage, 49 Mac Ewen & Co., D. & J., grocers, 20 Port Lower Bridge street. street, 18 Broad street, and Bridge of Livingston, James, goods porter, York Allan and Callander. place. Macfarlan, Parian, seed warehouseman, Livingston, James, coal agent, C.R. station; 10 Allan park. house, 14 Upper Craigs. Macfarlane, James, smith, Church wynd. Livingston, Wm., carter, 8 Upper Craigs. Macfarlane, John (of Chrystal & Macfar- Livingstone, Andrew M., publican, 8 Bow lane), 23 Park terrace.

1 street. Macfarlane, John, clerk, 10|- Upper Craigs. Lockhart, Alex., smith, 43 Lower Bridge Macfarlane, Mrs., 10^ Upper Craigs. street. Macfarlane, Parlane (of Robertson & Mac- Lockhart, Wm., labourer, Lower Bridge farlane), 11 Princes street. street. Macfarlane, Peter, engine-driver, 41 Lower Logan, John, 3 Nelson place. Craigs. Logan, Dr. Robert, architect, 7 Allan park. Macfarlane Free Library, 11 King street Logic, David W., law clerk, 8 Albert place. John Jack, librarian. Loney, Peter, broker, 59 Broad street. Macgregor, David, toll contractor, Corn- Loughran, Mary, pawnbroker, 21 Spittal Exchange Hotel. street. Macgregor, William, auctioneer (lessee of Low, James, painter, Newhouse. Corn-Exchange and Hotel), 23 King Low, Thomas, painter. Rock cottage, street. Irvine place. Macintyre, Maurice, bootcloser, 31 King Low, Thomas, boot and shoe warehouse, street. 121 Baker street; house, Abercromby Mack, William, gunsmith, 21 Spittal st. place. Mackay, Alex., labourer, 39 St Mary's Lucas, James, gardener. Abbey. wynd. Lucas, Miss, Maraville house, 63 St. Mary's Mackay, Hugh, quarrier, 4 Forth place. wynd. Mackay, William, corkcutter, 46 Broad st. Luke, Daniel, plumber, ii^ Broad street. Mackenzie, Alex., tanner, 23 Lower Craigs. Lumsden, James, sawyer and refreshment Mackenzie, Alex. , labourer, 4 Lower Bridge rooms, 101 Baker street. street. Lumsden, John, 18 Wallace street. Mackenzie, Rev. Colin, 10 Melville place. Lyall, John, fruiterer, 41 Port street Mackenzie, James, dairy, 18 Upper Bridge house, 46. street. Lyle, James, wool spinner, Burghmuir Mackenzie, James, quarrier, 5 Bruce st. house, Snowdoun place. Mackenzie, A.M., John, teacher, 25 Queen Lyon, Wm., joiner, 742- Cowane street. street. Lyon, Michael, provisions, 24 Broad street. Mackenzie, William, supervisor. Inland Revenue, 27 Upper Bridge street.

Macdonald, Henry S., watchmaker and Mackie, A., grain merchant, 9 Victoria place. jeweller, 9 Port street ; house, 1 Allan park. Mackie, Mrs., 48 Lower Bridge street. ; ;

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54i Mackie, Peter, (of Mackie & Co.) M'Connochie, Henry, wright, 46 St. Cowane street. Mary's wynd. Mackie, Peter C, teacher, 1 Union street. M'Connochie, Mrs., 52 Upper Craigs. Mackie & Co., plasterers, Thistle street. M'Cormick, A., trunk maker, 29|- Cowane Mackieson, John, hairdresser, tobacconist, street. and fancy warehouse, 5 King street M'Cowan, Henry, joiner, 3 Lower Bridge house, lO' Irvine place. street. Mackison, Francis, civil engineer, archi- M'Cracken, James, publican, 58 King st. place M'Culloch, Mrs., sick nurse, 66 Cowane st. tect, and surveyor, 27^ Murray ; house, Lancaster Villa, Bridge of Allan. M'Culloch, Mrs., publican, 76 St. Mary's M'Lachian, Misses, dressmakers, 28^ wynd. Murray place. M'Diarmid, Daniel, post boy, 15 King st. Maclagan, Miss C, Kavenscroft, 9 Claren- M 'Donald, Alex., maltster, Rock cottage, don place. Irvine place. Maclean, J. G., accountant, stockbroker, M 'Donald, David, tailor, 15 Bow street. and insurance agent, 27| Murray place; M 'Donald, H., labourer, 24 Lower Bridge house, Norwood Lodge, Bridge of Allan. street. Macluckie, Robert, (of J. & J. Mathie & M'Donald, Hugh, labourer, 11 Broad st. Macluckie) 12 Park place. M 'Donald, John, carter, 63 Cowane st. Macmillan, Mrs., 17 Melville place. M'Donald, Misses, dressmakers and small- Macnie, Duncan, gardener, Newhouse. wares, 82 Baker street. Macnie, William C, brick and tile maker, M'Donald, Mrs. Alex., 23 King street. Snowdoun place. M'Donald, Mrs., 74 Cowane street. ; house, M'Adam, William, carter, Douglas street. M'Donald, Neil, tobacconist, 30 Baker st.; M'Allan, John, tea dealer, 74 Port street. house, 94. M 'Allan, Miss, milliner, dressmaker, and M'Donald, Robert, bill-poster, 35 Port st. outfitter, 73 Port street. M'Dougal, Hugh, carter, 8 Orchard place. MAllister, A., publican, 17 St. Mary's M'Dougal, James, 8 Shore road. wynd. M'Dougal, John, publican, 7 Abbey road. street. M'Dougal, Wm., joiner, 44 Upper Craigs MAUum, David, tailor, 33 Cowane ; M Alpine, James, brick and tile maker, 27 house, 10 Port street.

M'Elfrish, J. A., soap makers, 14 Abbey \ Upper Craigs ; house, 37. & MAra, Duncan, refreshment rooms, Eail- road. Murray place. M'Elfrish, James, (of J. & A. M'Elfrish), way Station ; house, 27i MAree, C, dairy, 10 Upper Bridge street. 16 Queen street. MAree, Da,vid, mason and dairyman, 18 M'Ewan, John, draper, 20 Baker street Upper Bridge street. house, 2 Cowane street. MArthur, Allan, plumber, 5 2 Lower Bridge M'Ewen, Alex., smith, 94 Baker street. street. M'Ewen, Daniel, iron merchant, 68 King MArthur, J., outfitter and general furnish- street ; house, 15 Albert place. ing warehouse, 36 Port street. M'Ewen, James (of Smith & M'Ewen), M Arthur, Mrs.,sicknurse, 2 Lower Bridge 15 Albert place. street. M'Ewen, J., provisions, 20 St. Mary's M'Beath, Hugh, mason, 29 Lower Craigs. wynd. M'Bryde, James, green grocer, 44 Broad M'Ewen, Mrs., provisions, 21 Lower Craigs. street. M'Ewen, Peter, smith, 94 Baker street. M'Call, John, furniture dealer, 19 St. M'Fadyen & Co., agents and goods carriers Mary's wynd. to N.B.R., Shore road. M'Callum, James, weaver, 21 Lower Craigs. M'Farland, Misses, dressmakers, 37 Queen M'Callum, James, perated water manufac- street. turer, 65| Port street. M'Earlane, Alex., shoemaker, 10 Cowane M'Callum, Mrs., mangier, 69| Cowane st. street. M'Cartney, Calligan, labourer, 48 Baker st. M'Farlane, David, militia stafi", Esplanade. M'Cartney, J., poultry dealer, 72 Baker st. M'Earlane, Geo., labourer, 14 Cowane M'Caul, James, clerk, Union street. street. ;

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MTarlane, James, carter and dairy. Goose- M-Kenzie, Wm. shoemaker, 33 St. John st. croft, 27 Upper Craigs. M'Kenzie, Wm., sergeant-major, S.E.V., 5 M'Farlane, James, porter, 46 Upper Craigs. St. John street. M'Farlane, James, smith. Church wynd. M'Kerracher, Daniel, carter, 1 Viewfield st. MTarlane, James, brewer, 51 St. Mary's M'Kerracher, Daniel, 15 Broad street. wynd. M'Kerracher, Mrs., provisions, 16 Cowane M'Farlane, John, post boy, 11 King street. street. M'Farlane, Miss, staymaker, 85 Baker st.; M'Killop, Wm., wright, 12 Lower Bridge M 'Gibbon, John, carter and dairyman, 60 street. Upper Craigs. M'Kinlay, James, tailor and clothier, 18 place. M'Gibbon, Mrs., 48 St. Mary's wynd. King street ; house, 12 Albert M'Gloan, F., provisions, 101 St. Mary's M'Kinlay, James, saddler, 17 Friars street wynd. house, 73 Cowane street. M'Gregor, Capt. Alex., 20 Wallace street. M'Kinstray, James, joiner, Newhouse. M'Gregor, Alex., mason, 11 Broad street. M'Lachlan, Andrew, millinery and furnish- place house, M'Gregor, Andrew, publican, 16 King ing warehouse, 8 Murray ; street. Whinwell Cottage, Upper Bridge street. M'Gregor, David, slater, 72 Upper Craigs. M'Lachlan, Arch., coal and commission M'Gregor, David, lathsplitter, 4 Cowane st. agent, 10 Queen street. M'Gregor, Donald, labourer, 8 Shore road. M'Lachlan, Daniel, grocer, 54 Port street M'Gregor, John, smith, 13 Abbey road. house, 56. M'Gregor, Misses, milliners and dress- M'Lachlan, John, town-crier, 9 St. John st. makers, 53 Baker street. M'Lachlan, Eev. Paul, 9 Irvine place. M'Gregor, Mrs., basketmaker and fancy M'Laren, James, post boy, 17 King street. warehouse, 54 Baker street. M'Laren, James, gardener, 58 Cowane st. M'Growther, Alex., Janefield, Newhouse. M'Laren, James, watchmaker, 71 St Mary's M'llvean, John, shoemaker, 3 Baker street. wynd. M'llvride, Peter, shoemaker, 17 Cowane st. M'Laren, John, mason, 14 Bow street. M'Innes, Robert, artist, 14 Park terrace. M'Laren, Miss E., dressmaker, 58 Cowane M'Intosh, Alex., iron-turner, 73 Cowane st. street. M'lntosh, David, tea dealer, 12 Lower M'Laren, Mrs., 27 Queen street. Bridge street. M'Laren, Mrs., provisions, 10 Friars street. M'lntosh, Duncan, mason, 8 Cowane st. M'Laren, Peter, mason, 71 Upper Craigs. M'lntosh, James, storekeeper, 1 Abbey rd. M'Laren, William, tailor, Newhouse. M'lntosh, John, hostler, 52 King street. M'Lay, A., engine-driver, 81 Upper Craigs. M'lntosh, P., militia staff, 2 St. Mary's M'Lay, Mrs., 7 Cowane street. wynd. M'Lay, Eobt,, weaver, 47 Lower Bridge st. M'lntosh, Wm., provisions, 28 Shore road. M'Lea, Miss, teacher, 17 King street. M'Intyre, James, saddler. 47 Port street. M'Lea, William, clerk, 23 St. John st. M'Intyre, Mrs., 6 Lower Craigs. M'Lean, A., salesman draper, 37 Queen st. M'Intyre, Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 20 Murray M'Lean, Archd., watchman, 78 St. Mary's place. wynd. M'Intyre, Peter, clerk, 14 Wallace street. M'Lean, Duncan, shoemaker, 14 Upper M'lver, Hector, sergeant, Burgh Police, 20 Bridge street. Broad street. M'Lean, James (of Jas. M'Lean & Sons), M'Kean, John, grain merchant, manures 94 Baker street.

and feeding stuffs, 25 Murray pi. ; house, M'Lean, John, master of works. Town

17 Albert place. House, Broad st. ; house, Douglas st.^ M'Kellar, Misses C. & E., furnishings and M'Lean & Sons, Jas., tailors and clothiers, milliners, 110 Baker street. 88 Baker street. M'Kenna, Peter, mason, 57 Broad street. M'Lean, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Cowane st. M'Kenzie, Donald, police officer, 10 Friars M'Lean, Wm., C.R., Thistle street. street. M'Leay, M'Neil, artist, 9 Lower Bridge st. painter, 66 Broad street. M'Kenzie, John, shoemaker, 5 Broad street. M'Lellan, Alex. ,

M'Kenzie, Wm. , ropespinner, 74 Port st. M'Lellan, Archd., carpenter, Abbey. ; ;;

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M'Lellan, John, joiner, 10^ Upper Craigs. M'Pherson, Wm., upholsterer, 54 King st. M 'Lallan, John, carpenter. Abbey. M'Quade, John, pawnbroker, 32 and 34

M'Lellan, Misses, 10 Port street. Broad street ; house, 35. M'Leod, Lieut. -Colonel, 26 Albert place. M 'Queen, James, tailor, Newhouse. M'Leod, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Burghmuir. M'Queen, John, dairy and provisions, 3 M'Leod, "Wm., wright, 1 Burghmuir. and 4 Friars st.

M'Leod, Wm., provisions, QQ Upper Craigs. M'Swain, Mrs. , 1 York place.

M'Lintock, John C. , clerk and insurance M'Sully, Edward, militia staff, 38 Broad st. agent, 40 Murray place. M'Vean, James, labourer, 3 St. John st. M'Luckie, John, joiner, 77 Upper Craigs. M'Vean, John, green grocer, 11 Port st.; M'Luckie, Thomas, boarding and educa- house, .13. tional establishment, 23 Allan park. M'Vean, Miss, dressmaker, 12 St. Mary's M'Mahon, James, waste dealer, 33 St. wynd. Mary's wynd. M'Vean, Mrs., lodgings, 64 Baker st. M'Mahon, Peter, broker and waste dealer, Mackie & Co., plasterers, Thistle street. 23 St. Mary's wynd. Main, Miss, lodgings, 81 Upper Craigs. M'Menemy, P., pawnbroker, 23 St. John Main, Thos., bootcloser, 64| Cowane st. street. Makgill, Misses, 4 Clarendon place. M'Micking, Mrs. and Miss, Snowdoun Makill, William, clerk, 11 Nelson place. place. Malcolm, John, porter, 15 Cowane street. M'Millan, John, aerated water manu- Maloch, Andrew, gunsmith, 61 King st. factory, Doune road. house, 1 If Victoria place. M'lTab, A. & J., dyers and cleaners, 105 Maloney, Miss, teacher, 33 St. Mary's wd. Baker street. Maltman, William, cabinetmaker and fur-

M'JSTab, James, clerk and storekeeper, 13 niture warerooms, 7 Friars st. ; house, 9. Abbey road. Mann, John, boot and shoe warehouse, 96

M'Nab, John, mason, 15 Upper Bridge st. Baker street ; house 94. M'Nab, Mrs., lodgings 27$ Murray place. Markland, Rev. Jas., prison chaplain, 19 M'JSTab, Peter, smith, 8 Upper Craigs. St. John street. M'lSTab, Thomas, joiner and utidertaker, 8 Marshall, Alex., publican, 55 King street.

Dumbarton road ; house, 4|- Shore road. Marshall, A., warehouseman, 74 Port st. M'Nair, Alex., iron merchant, Thistle Marshall, James, flesher, 67 Port street

street ; house, 6 Nelson place. house, 37. M'Naughtan, Patrick, wright, 1 St. John Marshall, James, wright, 69 4 Cowane st. street. Marshall, John, labourer, 21 Lower Craigs.

M'lSTaughton, Alex. , smith, 6 Upper Craigs. Marshall, Misses, milliners, 8 Queen street. M'lSTaughton, Donald, missionary, 9 Prin- Marshall, Robert, hatter, 35 King street ces street. house 37. M'lTaughton, Mrs., provisions, 49 Upper Marshall, Robert, smith, 1 Union street. Craigs. Marshall, Thomas, 46 Lower Bridge street. M'Naughton, Robert, tanner, 25 Upper Marshall, W., pointsman, 53 St. Mary's wd. Craigs, Marshall, William, labourer, 80 St. Mary's M'lSTaughton, Wm., baker, 17 King street. wynd. M'Neil, Mrs., 5 Forth place. Marshall, Wm., gatekeeper, 21 Shore road. M'Nicol, Robert, brewer, 43 Broad street Martin, Alex., Ochilview, Gladstone place.

maltster, 66 Baker street ; publican, 24 Martin, Alex., labourer, 42 Lower Bridge st.

Murray place ; house, 22 Albert place. Martin, Geo., Ochilview, Gladstone place. M'Nicol, Wm., publican, 4 St John street. Martin, William, overseer to Water Com- M'Nie, Thomas, baker, 42 St. Mary's wynd. missioners, 8 Orchard place. M'Pherson, Colonel, 4 Ochil villas, Glad- Masson, Misses, 1 Allan park. stone place. Masson, Norman, serjeant-major, Stirling- M'Pherson, D., post boy, 6 Shore road. shire Militia, Mar place. M'Pherson, James, collector, Stirlingshire Master of Works Office, 40 Broad street. Friendly Assurance Society, 20 Broad st. Mathie, Archd. (of Mathie & Kerr), 94 M'Pherson, James, brewer, 37 Baker st. Baker street. ;;

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MatHe, James (of J. & J. Mathie & Mac- Miller, Alexander, bookseller and stationer

luckie), banker, 56 King street ; house, and circulating library, 1 Port st., and 1 9 Allan park, Bridge of Allan. Mathie, James, grocer and manufacturer, Miller, David, joiner, ISTewhouse. Cambuskenneth Abbey. Miller, David, saddler, 63 Port street Mathie, John D. (of J. & J. Mathie & house, 69. Macluckie), 57 King street. Miller, David (of Mackie, Stott, & Miller), Mathie & Macluckie, J. & J., writers, Wolf 48 Lower Bridge street. Craig, 14 Dumbarton road. Miller, David (of D, MiUer & Son), 5 The Mathie, William, fisherman, Cambusken- Terrace. neth Abbey. Miller, D. & E,., cabinetmakers, uphol- Mathieson, William, Drummond place. sterers and furniture warerooms, 27^ Matson, Miss, dressmaker, 2 Cowane st. Murray place. Maxton, James, salesman draper, 19 Cow- Miller, G., chimney sweeper, 3 St. Mary's ane street. wynd. Maxton, Eobert, mason, 19 Cowane street. Miller, James, locomotive superintendent, Maxwell, Miss, 60 Broad street. C.R., 38 Queen street. Meiklejohn, Alexander, wright, Raploch. Miller, John, mason, 21 Cowane street. Meiklejohn, Mrs., outfitter and furnishings, Miller, John, commercial traveller, Aber-

9 Baker street ; house, 5 Broad street. cromby place. Meiklejohn, Wm. (of W. & A. Johnston), Miller, Miss, dressmaker, 10 Maxwell pi. Livilands. Miller, Miss, 12 Wallace street. Meiklejohn, William, tailor, 15 Bow street. Miller, Misses, lodgings, 10 Spittal street. Meldrum, James, 23 Lower Bridge street. Miller, Mrs., dairy, Batterflats. Meldrum, Peter, traveller, 102 Baker st. Miller, Mrs., provisions, 52 Upper Craigs. Melville, John, painter, Douglas street. Miller, Mrs,, laundress, 8 Shore road. Menzies, David, factory foreman, ISBurgh- Miller, Peter, ironmonger, 38 King street muir. house, 37. Menzies, Henry, weaver, 2 Burghmuir. Miller, Robert, smith, 64 Port street. Menzies, James, grocer, 76 Cowane street. Miller, Thomas, engineer, 4 Maxwell place. Menzies, Misses, furnishings, 12 Bow st. Miller, Wm,, 21 Lower Craigs. Menzies, Thomas, Star Hotel, 122 Baker st. Miller, Wm., labourer, 16 Spittal street. Menzies, Thomas (of T. Menzies & Co.), Miller, Wm, painter, 35 Broad street. 7 , Princes street. Miller & Son, David, booksellers and sta- Menzies & Co., Thomas, drapers, 65 King st. tioners, 4 Baker street. Mercer, James, Newhouse. Miller & Son, John, bakers, 55 Port street. Mercer, R., salesman grocer, Newhouse. Military Hospital, Castle wynd. Merrilees, Archd., plumber, brassfounder, Milroy, Rev. Andrew, Forthside house, 25

andgasfitter, 52 King st. ; house, 2 Portst. and 26 Shore road. Meyer, Albert, control officer, Stirling Mitchell, Archd., carter, 35 Port street.

Castle ; house, Snowdoun place. Mitchell, David, saddler, 33 Cowane street. Michie, George M., gunmaker's salesman, Mitchell, James, 2 Viewfield street. 15 Wallace street. Mitchell, James, bookseller, railway sta-

Millar, Alexander (of Jas. Millar & Sons), tion ; house, 2 Cowane street. Gladstone place. Mitchell, James, tailor and clothier, 14 Millar, James, tailor and clothier, 22 King street, and lodgings, Abercromby

Murray place ; house, 24 Queen street. place. Millar, James (of James Millar & Sons), Mitchell, John, bootmaker, 51 Port street, Gladstone place. and publican, 52 Port street. Millar, William (of James Millar & Sons), Mitchell, Mrs., lodgings, 40 Lower Craigs. ] Viewfield street. Mitchell, Mrs., lodgings, 21 Baker street. Millar & Sons, James, bakers and confec- Mitchell, Mrs., 68 Cowane street. tioners, 6 King street, 67 Baker street, Mitchell, Mrs., Abercromby place, west. and 33 Port street ; grocers, 20 Friars Mitchell, Thomas, 3 Forth place. street ; and millers, Mill of Torr. Mitchell, Wm., Woodlands, Pitt terrace. ; ;

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Moir, Edward, post boy, 116 Baker street. Munnoch, Mrs., South lodge. Moncrieif, John, weaver, 38 Cowane street. Munnoch, P., traveller, 15 Upper Bridge st. Monteath, Ebenezer, gardener, Castlehill. Murdoch, Alexander, 15 King street. Monteath, Mrs. Alex., Abercromby place. Murdoch, George, Cliffside, Park place. Monteath, Mrs., Enclosure house, Park ter. Murdoch, Mrs. G., baker and confectioner, Moodie, Alex. L., surgeon, 10 Pitt terrace. 23 Baker street, 18 Murray place, and 43

Moore, Wm. , agent for the Scottish Legal St. Mary's wynd ; house, 24 Baker st. Burial and Loan Society, 8 Broad street. Murdoch, Robert, wright, 64 Cowane st. Moran, Edward, 35 Baker street. Murphie, James, 7 Bank street.

Moran, Michael, potato dealer, 53 Baker st. Murray, Andw. , engine-driver, 6 Spittal st.

Moran, Patrick, labourer, 11 Spittal street. Murray, Geo. A. , Inland Revenue officer, 33 Morgan, George, 17 King street. Shore road. Morgan & Co., drapers, 21 King street. Murray, H., salesman grocer, 18 Friars st. Morison, John, ale store, 40 Lower Bridge st. Murray, James, pawnbroker, 5 and 7 Bank Morison, Miss, smallwares, 7 Lower Bridge street. street. Murray, John, Venetian blind maker, 81 Morris, Mrs. Hugh, grocer, 68 Baker st. Baker st. Morrison & Cunningham, writers, 17 King Murray, J., jobbing gardener, 31 Port st. street. Murray, John (of Kemp, Murray, & l^ichol- Morrison, Eben. (of Morrison & Cunning- son), Snowdoun place. ham), Wester Livilands. Murray, John, tailor and clothier, 1 Broad

Morrison, James, labourer, ITewhouse. street ; Sauchie house, 81 Baker st.

Morrison, James M. , banker, Murray place, Murray, Miss, 2 Victoria place. corner of Friars street. Murray, Peter, coal master, 18 Melville pi. Morrison, John (of John Morrison & Sons), Murray, Thos., brewer, 67 Upper Craigs. 17 Nelson place. Murray, Wm., publican, 14 Broad street Morrison, John, superintendent, Coney- house, 26 Queen street. park nursery. Murray's Hall Lime Works office, 12 Mur- Morrison & Sons, John, joiners, 6 Dum- ray place. barton road. Murrie, John, banker, 46 Murray pi. Morrison, Wm. (of John Morrison & Sons), ] 9 Queen street. ISTairn, Rev. Alexander, 2 York place. Morrison, Michael, sawyer, 23 Cowane st. Napier, James, shoemaker, 21 Spittal st. Morrison, Miss, 17 "Wallace street. Napier, Joseph, superintendent of Forth Morrison, Miss, Drummond place. Fishings, 19 King street. Morton, David, (of Graham & Morton) 17 Napier, William, labourer, Castlehill. King street. National Bank of Scotland, 43 Murray Morton, David, tailor, 10^ Upper Craigs. place, John Murrie, agent. Morton, Miss, 6 Bow street. National Security Savings Bank, Murray Morton, Kobert, tailor, 41 Lower Craigs. place, corner of Friars street. Motion, John, militia staff, Castlehill. Neil, James, labourer, 65^ Port street, Mouat, Geo., wool merchant, 5 Melville Neilson, A., shoemaker, 42 St. Mary's wynd. teas, place ; stores, 65^ Port street. Neilson, Leslie, tobacco, and stationery,

Mowbray, M., mangier, 40 St. Mary's wd. 65 Baker street ; house, 43.

Muir, Andrew L., stores, Park lane ; house, Neilson, Mrs., lodgings,]5 Dumbarton road. 10 Viewfield place. Neilson, Wm., compositor, 5 Broad street. Muir, Thomas, coal merchant, offices, 7 Neish, John, hawker, 42 Lower Bridge st. Murray place and C.R. station; house, New Zealand Meat Preserving Company, 6 Clarendon place. 1.04 Baker street. Muir, Thomas, painter, 11 King street. Nicholson, Charles, militia staff, 50 Broad Muirhead, John, writer, 23 King street street. house, 5 Burghmuir. Nicholson, George, salesman ironmonger,

Muirhead, Mrs. , 6 Baker street. Douglas street. Munnoch, Alex, of Cringate, South lodge. Nicholson, Peter, (of Kemp, Murray, & Munnoch, Michael, slater, 31 Port street. Nicholson) Elmbank, 64 St. Mary's wynd. ;

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Nicol, David, postman, 35 Broad street. Paton, Alex., quarrier, 65 Upper Craigs. Mcol, James, compositor, 10 Friars street. Paton, Alex., guard, 38 Upper Craigs. Mcol, James, joiner, 39 Queen street. Paton, Andrew, publican, 76 Baker street. Nicol, James, slater, 8 Shore road Paton, James, Viewforth, Pitt terrace. Mcol, John, 12 Nelson place. Paton, John, joiner, 35 Port street. Mcol, J., furnishing warehouse and outfit- Paton, John, ham-curer, 34 St John street. ter, 83 Baker street. Paton, Mrs., 32 Queen street. Nicol, Wm., C, bootcloser, 120 Baker st. Paton, Ph. D., Robert S.G., analytical Nimmo, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Bruce street. chemist, 14 Nelson place. Nimmo, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Princes street. Paton, R.N., Walter, 9 Pitt terrace.

Nimmo, Wm. , sawyer, 4 Bruce street. Paton, William, accountant, 29 King st. Nohle, Wm., labourer, 48 Bridge street. Patterson, Robert, land agent, 20 Murray North British Railway Goods Office, Shore place. road—Benjamin Gordon, agent. Pattie, D., guard, 38 Lower Bridge street. Norwell, John, contractor, 2 Wallace street. Paul, James, moulder, 14 Upper Bridge st. Paul, Miss, 17 Wallace steeet. Ogilvie, Mrs., 13 Abbey road. Paul, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Port street. Ogilvie, Robert, H.M. Inspector of Schools, Peacock, David (of T. & D. Peacock), 3 8 Park place. Albert place. Oliphant, Major Patrick, 18 Allan park. Peacock, Thomas (of T. & D. Peacock), 3 Oliver, Mrs., saleswoman, 33 Port street. Albert place. O'Neil, Jas., labourer, 34 St. Mary's wynd. Peacock, T. & D., drapers, 20 King street. Ormond, Mrs., grocer, 17 Broad street. Pearson, Miss, dressmaker, 25 King street. Ormonston, James, smith, 41 Upper Craigs. Redder, William, overseer of surfacemen, Oswald, Andrew, slater, 8 Spittal street. 24 Shore road. Oswald, James, 28 Queen street. Peddie, George, tinsmith, 8 Baker street Owen, Geo., 15 Wallace Street. house, 29 Queen street.

Owen, Geo. , smith and machinist, 79 Upper Peddie, Mrs. , lodgings, 85 Baker street. Craigs. Peddie, William, news agent, 26 King st. Peebles, Mrs., 42 Lower Bridge street. Page, Geo., shoemaker, 4 Church wynd. Penman, David, sheriff officer, 10^ Upper Page, Mrs. Jas., 33 St. John street. Craigs. Page, Wm., corkcutter, Church wynd. Peter, David, cabinetmaker, 77 St. Mary's Panton & Co., maltsters, Park lane. wynd. Parker, John, slater, 116 Baker street. Peter, Mrs. David, Castlehill. Pate, David, (of Pate & Son) 17 Baker Peter, Robert, Gladstone place. street. Pettigrew, Thomas, reporter, 38 Queen st. Pate & Son, David, boot and shoe ware Phillips, William, Abercromby place. house, 18 Baker street. Philp, James L., writer, 44 King street; Paterson & Co., John, manufacturers house, 25 Allan park. Burghmuir. Piper, Mrs., lodgings, 42 Port street.

Paterson, J., warehouseman, 9 Nelson Piatt, Leon J. , dentist, 44 Murray place. place. Police Offices, Wgh and county. Jail wynd, Paterson, John, inspector of poor, New off Broad street and St. John street. house. Police Court- Room, 49 Broad Street. Paterson, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Burghmuir Pollock, James M., flesher and dairy, 22 Paterson, Mrs., lodgings, 13 Wallace st. Cowane street and 44 St. Mary's wynd. Paterson, Mrs., grocer, Raploch. Pollock, J. & J. publicans, 27 Baker st. , Paterson, Mrs., lodgings, 1 Burghmuir. Poor Inspector's Office, 108 Baker street. Paterson, Mrs., sick nurse, 26 Lower Craigs Port Custom-house, 53 Port street—lessee, jPaterson, P. & R. , tanners, 25 Upper Craigs John Dawson. Paterson, Robert (of P. & R. Paterson), 17 Post Office, Savings Bank and Telegraph Park terrace. Office, 27 Murray place—W. C. Steven- Paterson, W. K., wool merchant and in- son, postmaster. surance agent, 9 Viewfield place. Pow, John, smith, 47 Lower Craigs. ;;

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Pow, Margaret, sick nurse, 24 Cowane st. Ritchie, James, porter, 8 Broad street. Prentice, Mrs., 16 Broad street. Ritchie, Lachlan, baker, 75 Port street Pringle, Miss, 19 Park terrace. house, 7 Murray place. PuUar & Sons, J., dyers, 40 Port street. Ritchie, Mrs., 694 Cowane street. Ritchie, Robert, tailor, 34 Cowane street. Quester, John, remnant warehouse, 47 Ritchie, William, mason, 7 Cowane street. Baker street. Ritchie, William, tanner, 42 Cowane street. Robb, Alex., foreman moulder, 2 Nelson pi. Eae, M.D., James, Drummond place. Robb, James, engine-driver, 8 Burghmuir. Ramsay, James, baker, 60 Broad street. Robb, James, tailor, 64f Cowane street. Ramsay, Robert, labourer, 48 Lower Bridge Robb, John, maltster, 91 Baker street street. house, 120. Railway Passenger Station, Murray place Robb, Mrs. James, 26 Broad street. —John Samuel, station-master. Robb, Ralph, smith, 31 Port street. Rain, Mrs., matron. Industrial School, 12 Roberton, Misses, Drummond place. Spittal street. Roberts, Robert, flesher, 72 Port street Raines, Thomas, proprietor of travelling house, 69. thrashing machines, Bridgehaugh, Old Robertson, Alex., greengrocer, 6 St. John Bridge. street. Ralston, Alexander, beadle, 46 Broad st. Robertson, Alex., tailor, 1 Barn road. Ralston, James, shoemaker, 20 Broad st. Robertson, Alex., pointsman, 74 Cowane Rankin, Robert, tailor, 15 Cowane street. street. Rankin, Wm., Sauchie house, 81 Baker st. Robertson, Alex., carter and dairy, 73 .L Rattray, Misses, 10 Queen street. Upper Craigs. '%

Reddie, David (of Gibson & Reddie), 14 Robertson, Andrew, (of Robertson Brothers) ' Albert place. Gladstone place. Redpath, Miss, 54 Broad street. Robertson, Andrew, coal-agent IST.B.

Registrar's Office, 17 Baker street—Adam station ; house, 15 Bow street. Steel, registrar; E. Gentleman, assistant. Robertson Brothers, wool spinners. Forth Reid, Alexander G., 38 Murray place. Vale Mills. street. Robertson, Charles, ropemaker, Reid, Archibald S., 4 Bruce Park lane ; Reid, Charles, confectioner, ISTewhouse. house. Abbey. Reid, Daniel, 74 Port street. Robertson, D., wright, Douglas street. Reid, David, 9 Baker street. Robertson, Daniel, slater, 116 Baker street. Reid, Hamilton, provisions, 55 Cowane st. Robertson, David, of (Robertson Brothers) Reid, James, of Woodville, Gladstone pi. Gladstone place. Reid, James, Dunmore post runner and Robertson, James, tailor, 26 Broad street. provisions, 10 Shore road. Robertson, James, painter, Newhouse. Reid, John (of J. & D. Reid), 18 Wallace Robertson, James, Gas Company's collector, street. Thistle street. Reid, Mrs. Robert, 1 Irvine place. Robertson, James, flesher, lO^- Upper Reid, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Bank street. Craigs. Reid, Mrs. D., grocer, Newhouse. Robertson, James (of Robertson Brothers) Reid, Mrs. Wm., lodgings, 1 MaxweU pi. Gladstone place. Reid, Mrs., 10 Forth place. Robertson, James, 63 King street. Reid, JSTicol, tailor, Raploch. Robertson, John, militia staff, 8 Broad st. Reid, Robert, post boy, 17 King street. Robertson, John, publican and dairyman, Reid, Samuel, law clerk, 64^ Cowane st. 38 and 40 Broad street. Reid, William, 6 Baker street. Robertson, John, labourer, 1 1 Broad street. Reid, William, 4 Park place. Robertson, John, (of Robertson & Macfar- Reily, John, labourer, 100 Baker street. lane) 14 Park place. Richardson, James Brown, commercial Robertson, John, governor of Stirling traveller, 18 Wallace street. Prison, 19 St. John street. Rintoul, L. H., fish and poultry dealer, 78 Robertson, John, engine-driver, 1 Lower

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Robertson, John, dairy, Seaforth house, Samuel, John, stationmaster, 23 Shore road. Shore road, Sandenian, Colin, fireman, 25 Lower Craigs, 'lohertson, John, lodgings, 3 Victoria Sandison, Geo., fireman, 25 Lower Craigs. square, Satchwell, Misses, Mar place. Castle wynd, lobertson, Joseph, mason, 39 Cowane st, Sawers, Misses, 2 C'larendon place, lobertson, Miss, Beechwood, Newhouse. Schofield, Peter, letter-carrier, 64| Cowane lobertson, Miss, dressmaker, 3 Dumbarton street. road, Sconce, Robert, sheriff-substitute, Spring- iobertson, Misses, 27 Albert place, bank, Pitt terrace. lobertson, Misses, dressmakers, 42 Port st. Scotland, Henry, engine-driver, 69 Upper lobertson, Mrs. John, lodgings, 3 Dum- Craigs. barton road, Scotland, Robert, salesman clothier, 39 lobertson, Mrs., 41 Lov/er Craigs. Queen street.

Lobertson, Mrs., 22 Wallace street. Scotland, Thomas, painter, 2| Shore road ; Lobertson, Mrs., lodgings, 64^ Cowane st. house, 4^. Lobertson, Mrs., flesher, 19 Friars street Scotland, W., engine-driver, 1 Burghmuir. house, 2 Barnton place. Scott, Alex., confectioner, 70 Port street, Lobertson, Mrs., lodgings, 111 Baker st. Scott, David, tailor, 54 Cowane street, Lobertson, Mrs., 19 Park terrace. Scott, George, labourer, 116 Baker street, Lobertson, Mrs., fish and game dealer, 66 Scott, James, provisions, 50 Lower Craigs. Port street. Scott, John, tailor and beadle, 44 Murray Lobertson, Mrs. and Miss, 22 Queen street. place. Lobertson, Mrs. and Miss, milliners and Scott, Mrs. Alex., 5 Clarendon place, dressmakers, 44 King street. Scott, Mrs., lodgings. Thistle street. Lobertson, Peter, 44 Cowane street. Scott, Robert, spinner, 38 Lower Bridge Lobertson & Macfarlane, grocers, 46| Port street. street. Scoular, John, implement maker. Crook, Lobertson, Nicol, carter, Cambusbarron. Seeds, Mrs., smallwares, 79 Baker street, Lobertson, Robert, coal merchant, C.R. Seeth, Robert, IST.B, station, 10 Upper

station ; house, 3 Orchard place. Bridge street. Lobertson, Thomas, guildry officer, 7 St. Service, Miss, dressmaker, QQ Baker street, John street. Shand, Geo., chemical works, Causeway-

Robertson, Thomas, porter, Thistle street, head ; house, 7 Victoria place. obertson, William, hatter, 41 King street. Sharp, James, weaver, 106 Baker street. ,ollo, Francis, porter, 21 Cowane street. Sharp, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 106 ,onald, David, glazier, 48 Port street; Baker street. house, lO^- Upper Craigs. Sharp, Robert, joiner, 74 Port street, lOnald, James (of Dougal & Ronald), 5 Sharry, Daniel, waste dealer, 35 Broad st. Nelson place. Shaw, Daniel, carter, 56 Cowane street, OSS, George, potato dealer and dairyman, Shaw, Thomas, labourer, 29 Spittal street. 534 Lower -Bridge street. Shearer, John, Thrushville, Pitt terrace. OSS, John, 45 Cowane street. Shearer, R. S., bookseller, stationer, and OSS, John, bootcloser, 5 Bow street. circulating library, 24 street King ; owley, Mrs., 18 Albert place. house. Queen's road. oxburgh, Robert, shoemaker, 46 Spittal Sheriff Court-room, Jail wynd,^ off Broad street. street and St. John street. oyal Bank of Scotland, 30 King street Shirra, James, lodgings, 8 Albert place. Wm. Graham, agent. Shirra, James, tanner, 64| Cowane street. ussell, George, coaj. agent, C.R. station ; Simpson, Miss, dressmaker, 5 Lower Bridge and lodgings, 8 Wallace street. street.

Lissell, Miss, music teacher, 3 Maxwell pi. Simpson, Mrs. , millinery and furnishings,

assell, Mrs. and Miss J. S., 2 Park terrace. 12 Friars street ; house, 6. ussell, Walter, Drummond place. Simpson, William, architect, 11 King

iitherford, James, vanman, 26 Upper street ; house, AlDercromby place. Bridge street. Sinclair, Duncan, 5 Cowane street. 38 STIRLING—GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Sinclair, James, shipowner, Shore, Spalding, David, wright, Winchelhaugh street, Sinclair, John, smith, 43 Cowane street. house, 19 Lower Bridge v Sinclair, J. R., boot and shoe warehouse, Speirs, Misses, Laurelhill, Park terrace. ISTewhouse, 15 Port street ; house, 6 Princes street, Square, Mrs,, Sinclair, Misses, Drummond place, Square, Mrs., lodgings, 33 Cowane street. Sinclair, Wm., joiner, 72 Cowane street, Squires, Mrs., 13 Wallace street.

Sinclair, William, potato dealer and dairy, Stalker, Daniel, shoemaker, 71 St. Mary's .

33 Broad street ; house, 20. wynd. Sinclair, William, carter and coal agent, Stalker, Robert, market gardener, 13 Lower street. Bridge street. C.R. station ; house, 3 Baker Sinclair & Co., cabinetmakers, ISTewhouse, Stamp and Tax Office, 6 Port street—John Singer Sewing Machine Company, 44 Port Davidson, distributor of stamps and col- street. lector of taxes, Smart, George, assistant photographer, 64^ St, Clair, Hon, Mrs., 18 Park terrace, Cowane street. Steedman, Rev, John, Abercromby place. Smart, James, baker, 66 Broad street, Steel, Adam, registrar, 40 Broad street. Smeaton, Mrs,, lodgings, 45 Lower Craigs. Steel, John, plumber, brassfounder, and street 18, Smellie, John, labourer, 6 Lower Bridge st. gasfitter, 8 Friars ; house, Smith, Andrew, waggon inspector, 4^ Steel, Thomas, 4 Irvine place. Shore road. Stein, Misses, Gladstone place, street Stenhouse, Andrew, carter, 89 Lower Craigs. Smith, A, W., publican, 90 Baker ; house, 91. Stephenson, J, , land measurer, IsTewhouse. Smith, James, joiner, 64 Cowane street. Stephenson, J. B., coal agent, N.B.R, sta- Smith, James, 9 Park terrace. tion. Shore road. Smith, James, grocer and tobacconist, 67 Stephenson, Robert, wood merchant, S2 street. Shore road. King street ; house, 20 Queen Smith, John (of Inglis & Smith), 34 Queen Steven, John, brassfounder, 69| Cowane street. street. Smith, John, turner, 73 Cowane street. Stevenson, George, 14 Lower Bridge street. Smith, Mrs,, Randolphfield, Melville place. Stevenson, James, carter, 8 Orchard place. Smith, Mrs,, 9 Park terrace. Stevenson, James, pointsman, 8 Orchard Smith, Mrs., 14 Shore road. place. Smith, Robert, joiner, 81 Baker street. Stevenson, James, weaver, 14 Lower Bridge Smith, Robert (of R. Smith & Son), Livi- street. lands. Stevenson, John, janitor. High school. Smith, T., cabinetmaker, 39 Cowane st. Stevenson, John, wright, 29 Lower Craigs. Smith, Wm., vanman, 25 King street. Stevenson, Joseph, fruiterer, 4 Barnton pi. Smith, Wm., potato merchant, 8 Nelson Stevenson, Mrs. W., 15 Wallace street. place. Stevenson, Mrs., 1 York place. Smith, Wm., gardener, 48 Lower Bridge Stevenson, Wm., writer, 20 Murray place. street. Stevenson, Wm., wright, 46 St, Mary's Smith, Wm., 9 Park terrace. wynd. Smith & M'Ewen, ironfounders, Burnside Stevenson, W. C, postmaster, Park place. foundry, 20 Lower Craigs. Stevenson, Wm., publican and boatman, Smyth, A., dentist, at 2 Barnton place on Abbey. Fridays. Stewart, Alex., publican, 15 King street. Sneaden, James, tailor, 4 Upper Bridge Stewart, Andrew, (of A. Stewart & Co.,) 21 street. Lower Bridge street. Somerville, James, Park cottage, Wallace Stewart, Charles, post-boy, 10 Cowane street. street. Somerville, Wm. (of J. & W. Somerville), Stewart, Daniel, painter, 64 Cowane street. Upper Bellfield cottage, Newhouse, Stewart, Daniel, confectioner, 59 Somerville, W, Y,, baker, 53 Broad street, Craigs. Stewart), 40 Sorley, John, fitter, 67 St, Mary's wynd. Stewart, Daniel (of D. & J. Soutar, Peter, carter, 43 Cowane street. Queen street. — ;

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Stewart, D. & J., jewellers, &c., 25 Portst. Tait, Alex. , river watcher, 37 Lower Bridge Stewart, Daniel, mason, 26 Upper Bridge street. street. Tait, John, tailor, 8 Lower Bridge street. Stewart, David, haberdasher, 13 King Tait, John, glazier, 5 Broad street. street; house, Douglas street. Tait, Robert, carter, 8 Dumbarton road. Stewart, Jas., spinner, 5 Lower Bridge st. Taylor, Daniel, mason, 100 Baker street. Stewart, James, lodgings, 102 Baker street. Taylor, Daniel, wright, 67 Cowane street. Stewart, John, mason, 24 Lower Bridge Taylor, Jas., wool merchant, Burghmuir. street. Taylor, J., railway guard, 49 Upper Craigs. Stewart, John, tanner, 15 Lower Craigs. Taylor, John, clerk, 9 Burghmuir. Stewart, John, boot and shoe warehouse, Taylor, John, wright, 46 Broad street.

42 Baker street ; house, 78. Taylor, John, coal agent, 13 Port street Stewart, Miss, china merchant, 23 Port and Thistle street. street. Taylor, Joseph, mason, 37 Cowane street. Stewart, Misses, dressmakers, 69 Port Taylor, Miss, 2 Victoria square. street. Taylor, Mrs., lodgings, 15 Broad street. Stewart, Mrs., Upper Bellfield, 12 Barn rd. Taylor, Mrs. Wm., 18 Wallace street. Stewart, Mrs., lodgings, 69 Port street. Taylor, Robert, tailor, 3 Wallace street. Stewart, Mrs., teacher of white seam and Taylor, Robert, 18 Wallace street. lodgings, 274 Murray place. Taylor, M.A., Rev. Wm., editor, British Stewart, Robert, mason, 26 Upper Bridge Messeoiger, 2 Victoria square. street. Taylor & Co., William, Forthbank works, Stewart, Walter, smith, 67 Upper Craigs. Abbey road. Stewart, Wm., compositor, 2 Viewfield st. Telford, Alex., railway guard, 41 Lower Stewart & Co., A., engineers and mill- Craigs. wrights, Doune road, Thom, A., brick-maker, 29 Upper Craigs. Stirling Journal and Advertiser Office, 40 Thomson, A., plasterer, 5 Lower Bridge st. King street—James Hogg. Thomson, Andrew, carter, 47 Cowane street. Stirling Observer Office, 5 Upper Craigs Thomson, Chas., painter, 67 Cowane street. Duncan and Jamieson. Thomson, Duncan M. (of George Thomson), Stirling, Thomas, joiner, 74|- Cowane st. 9 Pitt terrace. Stirling, William, 59 Cowane street. Thomson, Eben., cellarman, 2 Cowane st. Stoddart, Mrs., boot and shoe warehouse, Thomson, George, coach and harness maker,

28 Port Street ; house, 16. 13 Orchard place. Strachan, James, provisions, 48 Cowane st. Thomson, George, Seaforth house, Shore Strachan, Miss, dressmaker, 74 Port street. road. Street, William (of John Paterson & Co.), Thomson, James, watchmaker, 1 Bow st. Burghmuir. house, 11 Wallace street. Struthers, Misses, Abercromby place. Thomson, James, (of W. & J. Thomson), Struthers, Robert, contractor, Mount plea- Newhouse. sant place. Esplanade. Thomson, John, tailor, Newhouse. Sutherland, Mrs., muslin sewing and stamp- Thomson, J., cabinetmaker, 35 Spittal st. ing, 12 Port street. Thomson, John (of George Thomson), The Swan, Andrew, jeweller and watchmaker, Elms, 28 Park terrace.

4 Port street ; house, 4 York place. Thomson, M. 0,, jeweller and watchmaker, Sweeny, Henry, clothes-dealer, 78 St Mary's 9 1 Murray place. Wynd. Thomson, Miss J. G., Berlin wool reposi-

Syme, George, C.R., 16 Shore road. tory, 9 Port street ; house, 46. Syme, John, C. R., 6 Wallace street. Thomson, Mrs., mangier, 16 Lower Craigs. Symon, James, 32 Murray place. Thomson, Mrs., lodgings, 61 Upper Craigs. Symon, Misses, milliners, straw hat and Thomson, Mrs., The Elms, 28 Park terrace. dressmakers, 32 Murray place. Thomson, Mrs., 2 Viewfield place. Tainsh, James, labourer, 8 Shore road. Thomson, Walter, plumber, 1 7 King st. Tainsh, John, brewer, 8 Upper Bridge Thomson, William, salesman draper, 8 street. Burghmuir. —

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Thomson &Sons, Andrew, wood mercliants, Waddel, Mrs., sick nurse, 94 Baker street. Abbey road. Walker, A., teacher, Cambuskenneth Thomson, W. & J., fleshers, 22 Port street. Abbey. Thorburn, Miss, Enclosure house, 4 Park Walker, Andrew, tailor, 24 Cowane street. terrace. Walker, J.,wright, 27 Shore road. Tod, James, joiner, 41 Baker street. Walker, John, militia staff, 85 Baker st. Todd, John, 7 Melville place. Walker, Miss, dressmaker, New Bridge, Torrance, James, baker, 14 Upper Craigs. Walker, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 2 Torrance, John, baker and confectioner, Barnton place. 108 Baker street, 38 Port street, 7 Bow Walker, Robert, collector of customs. New street, and 64| Cowane street. Bridge, Town-House, 47 and 49 Broad street. Walker, Robert M.,sheriff clerk depute, 60 Tract Depot and British Messenger Office Broad street. Peter Drummond, 46 King street. Walker, Thomas, druggist, 7 King street ; Train, Mrs., dairy, 36 St. Mary's wynd. house, 2 Maxwell place. Trimmer, Miss, teacher, 33 Queen street. Walker, Wm., horse dealer, 42 Murray Trotter, Mrs., 3 Park place. place. Trotter, "W. & J., hosiers, outfitters, and Walkingshaw, Robert, sailor, 1 Barn road. street. shirt makers, 33 King Wallace, Mrs., tobacconist, 4 Bow street ; Trotter, William, 3 Park place. house, 6. TurnbuU, David, jeweller and watchmaker, Wallace, Peter, auctioneer, 7 Murray place.

22 King street ; house, 29. Wallace, William, guard, 27 Upper Bridge Turnbull, John, painter, 69^ Cowane st. street. sick nurse, street. publican, 15 Baker street, TurnbuU, Mrs., 35 Port Walls, James, ;, Turnbull, Thomas, builder, Abercromby and smith, 14.

place. Walls, John, painter, 31 Murray place ; ; Turner, Miss, dressmaker, 15 King streets house, 1 Maxwell place.

Turner, Mrs., 4 Allan park. Walls, Robert, grain dealer and meal store, , Turner, Robert, labourer, 8 Abbey road. 32 Port street and Kerse Mills. Turpie, James, joiner, 64f Cowane street. Walsh, Rev. T, I., 36 Queen street. Tytler, Miss, 21 Park terrace. Wands, John, china merchant, 49 King ;

Union Bank of Scotland, 56 King street street ; house, 2 Port street. —J. & J. Mathie, agents. Ward, Henry, 2 Ochil villas, Gladstone pi. Union Hall, Thistle street—Peter Drum- Wardrope, Peter, tailor, 2 Union street, / mond, proprietor, Tract depot, 46 King Warren, M,, causewayer, 102 Baker street.

street. Waterson, Mrs, E,, lodgings, 2 Albert pi. ] Ure, Mrs,, refreshments, 64^ Port street. Watson, Andrew, labourer, 25 King street, Valentine, Mrs,, grocer, 12 Upper Craigs. Watson, Andrew, gardener. Abbey, Valentine, William, salesman ironmonger, Watson, George, shoemaker, 53 Lower 3 Bruce street. Bridge street.

Vance, John, boot and shoe warehouse, Watson, James, agent for preserved meat, i 45 King sti-eet. 70 St, Mary's wynd. Vance, Mrs., 37 King street. Watson, James, 5 Bruce street. Vannan, George, 10 Wallace street. Watson, John, fireman, 41 Upper Craigs. Verri, Aristides, music teacher, 58 King Watson, John, collector of inland revenue,

street. 12 Queen street ; house, 10 Victoria Virtue & Ferguson, ironmongers, 14 Mur- place. ray place. Watson, Mrs., provision dealer, 18 Shore Virtue, George (of Virtue & Ferguson), road. Queen's cottage, Causewayhead. Watson, Peter, manager, gas work. Thistle Vost, Miss, 8 Queen street. street. Vost, William, surveyor of taxes, 12 Mur- Watson, William, smallwares, 20^ Upper

ray place ; house, 20 Park terrace. Craigs. Waddel, James, moulder, 18 Upper Bridge Watt, Archibald, baker, 36 Baker street, street. and dairy, 16 Spittal street. STIRLING—GENERAL DIRECTORY. 41

Watt, Henry P., cabinetmaker and furni- Wilson, Miss Helen, 24 Cowane street. ture warerooms, 34 and 35 Baker street. Wilson, Mrs. Dr., 13 Queen street. Watt, James, smith, 49 Upper Craigs. Wilson, Mrs. Dr., 58 King street. Watt, John, currier, 35 Port street. Wilson, Robert, sailing master, 46 St. Watt, Mrs., lodgings, 3 King street. Mary's wynd. Watt, Mrs. and Misses, 5 Albert place. Wilson, M.A., Rev. Thomas, Bellevue, Watt, T., engine driver, 48 Upper Craigs. 12 Clarendon place. Waugh, William, veterinary surgeon, Wilson, Wm., accountant, Abercromby pi. 25 Murray place; house, 21\. Wilson, William, boot and shoe ware-

Webster, Henry, tailor, 2 Broad street. house, 10 Barnton place ; house, 2 Allan Webster, Captain Wm. E., 13 Clarendon park. place. Wilson, Wm., Forthbank cottage. Old Weigh House and Butter Market, 51 Bridge. Broad street. Wilson, Wm., tanner, 36 Lower Bridge st. Weir, James, saddler, 12 King street; Wingate, Charles, writer, 2 Port street. house, 13 Upper Bridge street. Wingate, James T., writer, 12 Murray

Weir, John, wright, 62 Upper Craigs. place ; house, 13 Melville place. Wells, James, smitli, 17 King street. Wingate, John, smith, 64f Cowane street. Welsh, Henry, 21 Shore road. Wingate, Miss, 7 Viewfield place. Welsh, John, porter, 23 King street. Wojenski, N., teacher^ 3 Princes street. Stirling Welsh, Miss, lodgings, 23 King street. Wood, Hugli, storekeeper, Castle ; Westwater, Eobert, shoemaker, 8 Shore and Castle Hotel, Mount Pleasant place, road. Esplanade. Whimster, Joseph, 16 Wallace street. Wood, James C. R., music teacher, Mount White, Adam, Drummond place. Pleasant place. Esplanade. White, Andrew A., clerk, 4 Maxwell pi. Woolstanroft, Richard, salesman hatter, White, James, baker, 6 Shore road. Bruce street. White, Mrs., dressmaker, 50 Broad street. Wordie, James, gardener, Newhouse.

White, Robt. , railway guard, 8 Shore road. Wordie, John, cooper, 25 King street.

White & Son, A., builders, 10^ Upper Wordie & Co. , agents and goods carriers to Craigs. the.Caledonian Railway Company, Thistle Whitehead, Misses, Drummond place. street—David Adams, agent. AVhitelaw, Robert, moulder and dairy, 12 Wotherspoon, Robert, ale store keeper, Shore road. 17 Upper Bridge street. Whyte, James, bookseller and stationer, Wright, George, weaver, 38 Lower Bridge st.

31 Baker street ; house, 45 Broad street. Wright, Hugh, vanman, 4 Orchard place. Whyte, Mrs., lodgings, 16 Wallace street. Wright, John, shopman, 3 Spittal street. Wilkie, James, sawyer, Abbey road. Wright, Misses, Clifford park, Melville pi. Wilkie, Mrs., 58 Cowane street. Wright, Mrs., 7 Park terrace. Wilkinson, George, railway ticket collector, Wright, Mrs., 15 Queen street.

Thistle street. Wright, Wm. , of Broom, 2 The Terrace. Williams, David, engine-driver, 67 Cowane Yellowlees, David (of D. Yellowlees & street. Sons), 2 Upper Bridge street. Williams, Mrs., 70 Baker street. Yellowlees, John (of D. Yellowlees &Sons), Williams, labourer, 36 W., Lower Bridge . 2 Upper Bridge street. street. Yellowlees, Robert (of D. Yellowlees & Willison, Wm., engineer, 22 Shore road. Sons), 2 Upper Bridge street. Wilson, George, baker, 8 Maxwell place. Yellowlees & Sons, D., tanners and leather- Wilson, James, shoemaker, 1 St. John cutters, 1 and 3 Queen street. street. Youl, George, wright, 52 Baker street. Wilson, John, joiner, 79 Upper Craigs. Youl, Peter, candlemaker, 15 Lower Craigs. Wilson, John, Upper Castlehill. Young, A., labourer, 6 Lower Bridge st. Wilson, Joseph, 4 Upper Bridge street. Young, Andrew C, 11 Victoria place. Wilson, Malcolm, pensioner, 2 St. Mary's Young, Henry, cabinetmaker and lodg- wynd. ings, 7 Viewfield place. 42 STIRLING— GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Young, James, turner, 21 Baker street. Young, Mrs., mangier, 46 Upper Craigs. Young, J., hawker and scrap merchant, 29 Young, Peter, Irvine place. Lower Bridge street. Young, Robert, secretary, F. & C. J. Rail- Young, James R., clerk, Upper Bellfield, way, 1 Forth place. 10 Barn road. Young, Samuel, boot and shoe warehouse,

Young, James, captain and adjutant, Stir- 9 Murray place ; house, 12. lingshire Rifle Volunteers, 23 Albert pi. Young, Squire, spinner, 64^ Cowane street. Young, James, engine-driver, 41 Lower Young, Thomas, carver and gilder, 11

Craigs. King street ; house, 2 Maxwell place. Young, James (of J. & D. Young), 38 Young, Thomas, wright, 21 Baker street. Baker street. Young, Thomas, 98 Baker street. Young, John, writer and commissary clerk- Young, Wm., teacher, 12 Upper Bridg) depute, 27^ Murray place; house, 23 street. Queen street. Young, Wm. (of Davie, Brown & Young), Young, J. & D., bakers and confectioners. 98 Baker street. 2 and 97 Baker street, and 96 and 97 St. Young, William M., clerk, 15 Abbey road. Mary's wynd. Yule, Andrew, cooper, 14 Abbey road. Young, Mrs., mangier, 24 Spittal street. Yule, Miss, dressmaker, 1 7 Wallace street. STIRLING-BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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JERATED WATER MANUFACTURERS. BANK AGENTS AND ACCOUNTANTS.

Doig, David, 115 Baker street. — ISee Banks, Miscellaneous Directory.'] M^'Callum, James, 65^^ Port street. M'Millan, John, Doune road. BERLIN WOOL REPOSITORIES. M'Nicol, Eobert, 43 Broad street. M'Arthur, J., 36 Port street. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS Thomson, Miss J. G,, 8 Port street. Trotter, W. & J., 33 King street. Drummond & Sons, Wm., 48 King street. Kemp, Murray, & Nicholson, 10 Dumbar- ton road. BILL POSTERS. Miller, Robert, 64 street. Port Buchanan, Alex., 11 Upper Bridge street. Scoular, John, Crook. Littlejohn, James, Lower Craigs. ARCHITECTS. M'Donald, Robert, 35 Port street. Allan, John, 49 Port street. BLACKSMITHS. Logan, Dr. Robert, 7 Allan park. -Mackison, Francis, 27| Murray place. Banks Brothers, &Q King street. Simpson, William, 11 King street. Davidson, Andrew, 11 Dumbarton road. Davie, Brown & Young, Stirling Foundry, ARTISTS. 11 Orchard place. Cameron, D., 5 Dumbarton road. Grant, James, 28 Murray place. M'Innes, Robert, 14 Park terrace. Kay, John, Raploch. M'Leay, M'Neil, 9 Lower Bridge street. Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, 10 Dumbarton road. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS. Kerr, Alexander, 5 Friars street. Mathie & Kerr, 8 Dumbarton road. Baxter, David, 11 Baker street. Miller, Robert, 64 Port street. Drysdale, William, 53 Broad street. Owen, jun., George, 79 Upper Craigs. Fleming, James, 32 Baker street. Forbes, Robert, Viewfield house. Smith & M'Ewen, Burnside Foundry, 20 Lower Craigs. Macgregor, William, 23 King street. Walls, 14 street. Wallace, Peter, 7 Murray place. James, Baker

BAKERS. BOARDING SCHOOLS.

Archibald, David, 27 Broad street. —\_See Schools, Miscellaneous Directory.'] Bauchop, George, 17 Port street. Millar & Sons, James, 6 King street, 67 BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Baker street, and 33 Port street. Miller & Son, John, 55 Port street. Crawford, John F., 39 King street. Murdoch, Mrs. G., 23 Baker street, 18 Drummond, Peter, Tract Depot, 46 Kingst. Murray place, and 43 St. Mary's wynd. Henderson, Alexander, 7 Broad street. Ritchie, Lachlan, 75 Port street. Henderson, William, 22 Broad street. Torrance, John, 108 Baker street, 38 Port Miller, Alexander, 1 Port street. street, 7 Bow street, and 64| Cowane Miller & Son, David, 4 Baker street. street. Neilson, Leslie, 65 Baker street. Watt, Archibald, 36 Baker street. Peddie, William, 26 King street. Young, J. & D., 2 and 97 Baker street, and Shearer, R. S., 24 King street. 96 and 97 St. Mary's wynd. Whyte, James, 31 Baker street. u STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSES. Gillespie, James, 67 Cowane street. Reid, J. & D;, 18 Wallace street. Baucliop, James, 17 Murray place. White & Scfc, A. , 1 Oj Upper Craigs. Baxter, David, 11 Baker street. Boswell, W., 99 Baker street. CABINETMAKERS. Gumming, Wright, 17 Bow street. Dalgetty, Jolm, 3 Bank street. Balfour, Thomas, 40 Spittal street. Dobbie, John, 15 Friars street. Bryce, William, 54 King street. Ferguson, Hugh, 1 King street. Crawford, John M., 120 Baker street. Ferguson, John, 2 Bow street. Esdon & Son, Robert, 61 & 64 Port street. Gillespie, "William, 4 King street. Forrest, A. & W., 7 St. John street. Glasgow Boot and Shoe Co., 103 Baker st. Graham & Cairnie, 11 Barnton place. ^ Glover, William, 117 Baker street. Guthrie, James, 9 Upper Bridge street. Handyside, G., 40 Baker street. Henderson, Thomas, 60 Port street. Low, Thomas, 121 Baker street. Herron, Adam, 13 Port street. Mann, John, 96 Baker street. Hutton, Andrew, 86 Baker street. Mitchell, John, 51 Port street. Maltman, William. 7 Friars street. Pate & Son, David, 18 Baker street. Miller, D. & R., 27^ Murray place. Sinclair, J. E., 15 Port street. Peter, David, 77 St. Mary's wynd. Stewart, John, 42 Baker street. Sinclair & Co., IsTewhouse. Stoddart, Mrs!, 28 Port street. Watt, Henry P., 34 and 35 Baker street. Vance, John, 45 King street. Wilson, William, 10 Barnton place. CARRIAGE HIRERS. Young, Samuel, 9 Murray place. Campbell, Archibald, Royal Hotel, 21 Friars street and 1 Barnton place. BEASSFOUNDERS AND PLUMBERS. Campbell, Dimcan, Golden Lion Hotel, —{Sea Gasfitteks.] office, 50 King street. Hardie, Jas., Queen's Hotel, 36 Murray pi. BREWERS. Hendry, E., Station Hotel, 34 Murray pi. Burden, Mrs., 52 St. Mary's wynd. Menzies, Thomas, Star Hotel, 122 Baker st. Colquhoun, Andrew, Burghmuir. Walker, William, 42 Murray place and 4 M'Nicol, Eobert, 43 Broad street. Orchard place. BRICK AND TILE MAKERS. CARTERS. Christie & Son, Shore. Crawford, Thomas, Doune road. Macnie, William C, Southfield.. Kidston, John, Q& St. Mary's wynd. M'Alpine, James, Springfield. Mills, James, St. Ninians. M'Fadyen & Co., TsT.B.R. goods station, BROKERS. Shore road. Barclay, Mrs., 30 St. Mary's wynd. M 'Gibbon, John, 60 Upper Craigs. Convery, P., 90 St. Mary's wynd. M'Kerracher, Daniel, 67 Cowane street. M'Farlane, James, Goosecroft, Doyle, Mrs. , 93 St. Mary's Avynd. 27 Upper Dufen, Charles, 11 St. Mary's wynd. Craigs. Dufiin, James, 94 St. Mary's wynd. Robertson, Alexander, 73 Upper Craigs. Hagan, James, 37 Spittal street. Robertson, John, 38 Broad street. Hanratty, A., 32 St. John street. Robertson, IS^icol, Cambusbarron. Leathly, Gillard, 87 St. Mary's wynd. Sinclair, William, 3 Baker street. Loney, Peter, 59 Broad street. Smith, William, 102 Baker street. M'Mahon, Peter, 23 St. Mary's Avynd. Tait, Robert, 8 Dumbarton road. Murray, J'ames, 5 and 7 Bank street. Wordie & Co., C.R. goods station, Thistlest. O'lTeil, jun., James, 83 St. Mary's wynd. CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS. BUILDERS. Herald, Thomas, Goosecroft works. Thistle Chalmers, George, 46 Lower Craigs. street. Don gall & Ronald, 5 Nelson place. Shand, George, Causewayhead. STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 45

Taylor & Co. , "William, Forthbank works, COMMISSION AGENTS. road. 17 Abbey Beattie, George T., 54 King street. Carnegie, John, Thistle street. CHEMISTS AND DEUGGISTS. Gray, Robt., Bellfield, 65 St. Mary's wynd. Duncanson, William, 19 Port street. Hunter, William, 2 Park lane. Findlay, James, 3 Port street. M'Lachlan, Archibald, 10 Queen street. Hart, Andrew P., 95 Baker street. Mouat, George, oSg- Port street. Paterson, K., 9 Viewfield place. Moore, William J., 59 King street ; house, W. King street. 58 CONFECTIONERS. Paton, Robert S. G., Pli.D. (Analytical), 14 IsTelson place. Carmichael, Peter, 2 Murray place. Walker, Thomas, 7 King street. Millar & Sons, James, 6 King street, 67 Baker street, and 33 Port street. CHINA MERCHANTS. Murdoch, Mrs. G., 23 Baker street, 18 Murray place, and 43 St. Craig, James, 9 Spittal street. Mary's wynd. Scott, Alexander, 70 Port street. Crawford, William, 119 Baker street. Torrance, John, 108 Baker street, Duncan, Archibald, 68 Port street. 38 Port St., 7 Bow St., and st. Galbraith, John, 22 Spittal street. 64f Cowane Young, J. D., 2 and Greig, Miss, 112 Baker street. & 97 Baker street, 96 and 97 St. Mary's wynd. iKane, James, 48 Broad street. Stewart, Miss, 23 Port street. I CONTRACTORS. Wands, John, 49 King street. j Norwell, John, 2 Wallace street. CLOTHIERS. -[5cc Tailors.] Struthers, Robert, 54 Broad street. Wallace, Peter, 7 Murray place. BUILDERS. COACH COOPERS. Kinross, William, G54 Port street. Gardner, James, 25 King street. Thomson, George, 13 Orchard place. M'Donald, John, 37 Murray place.

COACH-WHEEL MAKERS. CURRIERS.— [6'ee Tanners.] Cowan, Dougald, 54 King street. Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, 10 Dumbar- DAIRIES. ton road. Bennet, H., 73 and 74 St. Mary's wynd. Kinross, William, 65 5 Port street. Christie, James, 65 Cowane street. Thomson, George, 13 Orchard place. Clark, John, 82 Upper Craigs. Crawford, Mrs., COAL AGENTS. Springkerse. Dewar, Mrs., 3 Lower Craigs. Anderson, jun., William, N.B.R. station. Dow, James, 6 Lower Craigs. Bennet, Hugh, 74 St. Mary's wynd. Ewan, Robert, Crofthill, Castlehi]]. Binning, Thomas, 43 King street. Hodge, John, 8 Lower Craigs, Davie, John, N.B.R. station. Johnston, James, 108 Baker street and 6 Duncan, Archibald, 68 Port street. Broad street. Gardner, Henry, 26 Murray place. Kidston, John, Q,Q St. Mary's wynd. Livingston, James, C.R. station. Kinnaird, Mrs., Castlehill, M'Lachlan, Archibald, 10 Queen street. Mackenzie, James, 18 Upper Bridge street. |Muir, A. L., Park lane. M'Aree, C, 10 Upper Bridge street. Muir, Thomas, 7 Murray place, M'Aree, David, 19 Upper Bridge street.

Robertson, Andrew, N.B.R. station. M'Culloch, Mrs , 76 St. Mary's wynd. Robertson, Robert, C.R. station. M'Farlane, James, Goosecroft, 27 Upper Russell, George, C.R. station. Craigs. Sinclair, William, C.R. station. M'Gibbon, John, 60 Upper Craigs. Stephenson, J. B., N.B.R. station. M'Queen, John, 3 Friars street. Taylor, John, 13 Port street and Thistle st. Miller, Mrs., Batterflat. STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Pollock, James M., 22 Cowane street and Nimmo, Miss, 4 Bruce street. 44 St. Mary's wynd. Paterson, Miss, 1 Burghmuir. Eaines, Thos., Bridgehaugh, Old Bridge. Robertson, Miss, 3 Dumbarton road. Robertson, Alex., 73 Upper Craigs. Robertson, Mrs. & Miss, 44 King street. Robertson, John, Seaforth, Shore road. Service, Miss, 65 Baker street. Robertson, John, 40 Broad street. Sharp, Miss, 106 Baker street. Ross, George, 63|- Lower Bridge street. Simpson, Miss, 5 Lower Bridge street. Sinclair, William, 33 Broad street. Stewart, Misses, 69 Port street. Tait, Robert, St. Mnians. Strachan, Miss, 74 Port street. Train, Mrs., 26 St. Mary's wynd. Symon, Misses, 32 Murray place. "Watt, Archibald, 16 Spittal street. Turner, Misses, 15 King street. Whitelaw, Robert, 12 Shore road. Walker, Miss, New Bridge. Walker, Miss, 2 Barnton place. DENTISTS. White, Mrs., 50 Broad street. Hislop, W.S., 27i Murray place [Fridays]. Yule, Miss, 17 Wallace street. Piatt, Leon J., 44 Murray place. DRUaGISTS.—[^ee Chemists.] Smyth, A., 2 Barntou place [Fridays]. DRAPERS. DYERS. Angus, J. J., Port street. Arthur, George, 62 and 63 Baker street. & 654 M'Nab, A. & J., 105 Baker street. Crawford & Co., 13 Broad street. Pullar & Sons, J., 40 Port street. Drummond, J. & A., 42 King street. Gavin, Hugh, 22^ Murray place. ENGINEERS. Henderson Brothers, 13 King street. Inglis & Smith, 1 Baker street. Davie, Brown & Young, Stirling Foundry, Johnston, W. & A,, 71 King street. 11 Orchard place. Lawson, Robert, 109 Baker street. Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, 10 Dumbarton Menzies & Co., Thomas, 65 King street. road. M'Ewan, John, 20 Baker street. Mackison, F., M. Inst. C.E., 7 Murray pi. Morgan & Co., 21 King street. Miller, Thomas, 4 Maxwell place. Murray, John, 1 Broad street. Sinclair, James, Shore. Peacock, T. & D., 20 King street. Smith & M'Ewen, Burnside Foundry, 20 Lower Craigs. DRESSMAKERS. FISHERS. Baldie, Miss, 42 Port street. Boyd, Miss, 78 Baker street. Anderson, John, lessee of fishings, river Buchanan & M'Millan, Misses, 38 Murray Forth, 19 Wallace street. place. Hogg, Robert, 15 Lower Bridge street. Cameron & Duncan, Misses, 45 Spittal st. Macgregor, William, lessee of fishings,, Chalmers, Miss, 85 Baker street. river Forth, Corn-Exchange hotel, 1 Dunn, Miss, 29 Port street. Spittal street. Glass, Misses, 17 Baker street. Napier, Joseph, watcher of fishings, 19 Henderson, Misses, 15 Bow street. King street. JafFrey, Miss, 14 Bow street. FISHING TACKLE MAKERS. Jarvie, Miss, 5 Spittal street. Johnston, Misses, 34 King street. Allan, Peter, 84 St. Mary's wynd. Maclachlan, Misses, 28^ Murray place. Gilchrist, J. & J., 19 Baker street. Matson, Miss, 2 Cowane street. Maloch, Andrew, 61 King street. M Allan, Miss, 73 Port street. FISHMONGERS. M'Donald, Miss, 81 Baker street. M'Farland, Misses, 37 Queen street. Bett, Peter, 1 Friars street. M'Gregor, Misses, 53 Baker street. Forrester, Mrs. A., 62 Broad street. M'Lean, Miss, 7 Cowane street. Johnston, J., 45g- Port street. M'Leod, Miss, 1 Burghmuir. Rintoul, L. H., 78 Port street. Miller, Miss, 10 Maxwell place. Robertson, Mrs., <6& Port street. STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 47

FLESHERS. GASFITTERS, PLUMBERS, ANDBRASS^

FOUNDERS. I Baird, William, 76 Port street. Chalmers, John, 99 St. Mary's wynd. Frater, Robert, 29 Murray place. Cullens, W. & J., 113 Baker street. Gibson & Reddie, 17 King street. Dow, William, 10 Broad street, Graham & Morton, 16 King street.

Finlayson, James, 39 Baker street. Hardie, J. & J , 43 Port street, Hunter, John, 23 Broad street. Heslop, Robert, 28 Broad street. Kerr, Robert, 118 Baker street. Merrilees, Archibald, 52 King street. Marshall, James, 67 Port street. Peddie, George, 8 Baker street. Pollock, James M., 22 Cowane street. Steel, John, 8 Friars street. Roberts, Robert, 72 Port street. Virtue & Ferguson, 14 Murray place. Robertson, Mrs., 19 Friars street. Thomson, W. & J., 22 Port street. GLAZIERS.

Ballingall & Co , 23 King street. FRUITERERS AND GREENaROCERS. Ronald, David, 48 Port street.

Abercromby, Mrs., 30 Port street. GRAIN DEALERS. Armstrong, William, 27 Port street. Cairns, John, 54 King street. Cameron, Donald, 66 Baker street. Forbes, Robert, Viewfield house. Fergus, Robert, 3 Barnton place. Gray, James, 3 Upper Craigs, Gilchrist, Alexander, 21 Spittal street. Mackie, A., 9 Victoria place. Gilchrist, J. & J., 19 Baker street. M'Kean, John, 25 Murray place. Kirkland, John, 13^ Murray place. Millar & Sons, James, 6 King street, and Lyall, John, 41 Port street. mills of Torr. M'Bryde, James, 44 Broad street. Walls, Robert, 32 Port street. M'Vean, John, 11 Port street. Sinclair, William, 33 Broad street, SPIRIT I GROCERS AND WINE AND MERCHANTS.

FURNITURE DEALERS. Bell, J. T., 86 St. Mary's wynd. Brown, Robert, 3 Broad street and 21 Barclay, Mrs,, 30 St. Mary's wynd. Port street. Dawson, William, Castlehill. Cowbrough & Co., James, 7 Port street M'Call, John, 19 St. Mary's wynd. and 93 Baker street. Crawford, William, 54 Lower Bridge st. GAME DEALERS AND POULTERERS. Crawford & Don, 50 Port street, Dow, William, 10 Broad street. Bett, Peter, 1 Friars street. Eggo, James, 80 Baker street. Johnston, John, 45^ Port street. Forsyth, John, 2 St. John street. M'Cartney, Jeremiah, 72 Baker street. Henderson, jun., John, 29 Baker street, Rintoul, L, H., 78 Port street. Henderson & Co., J. & G,, 53 King street, Robertson, Mrs., 66 Port street. Imrie, Peter K,, 13 Bow street. Lennox, John, 10 Murray place and 16 GARDENERS (JOBBING). Bow street. Liddel, Robert, 69 King street. Abercromby, Mrs., 30 Port street. MacEwen Brothers, 2 King street. Armstrong, William, 27 Port street. MacEwen & Co., D. & J., 20 Port street Cameron, Donald, QQ Baker street. and 18 Broad street. Cameron, Peter, 41 Upper Craigs. M'Lachlan, Daniel, 54 Port street. Fergus, Robert, 3 Barnton place. Millar & Sons, James, 20 Friars street. Gilchrist, Alexander, 21 Spittal street. Morris, Mrs. H., 68 Baker street. Monteath, Ebeuezer, Castlehill. Ormond, Mrs. A., 17 Broad street. Murray, J., 31 Port street. Reid, Mrs. D., Newhouse. Paul, James, St. Ninians. Robertson & Macfarlane, 46^ Port street. Pender, Samuel, 94 Baker street. Smith, Janies, 67 King street. 48 STIRLING—BUSINESS DIREOTOBY.

GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. HARNESS MAKERS. Bayne, David, 53 Cowane street. —[See Saddlers.] Black, Thomas, 40 Cowane street. Burt, Andrew, 23|- Cowane street. HATTERS. Burton, John, 56 Broad street. Marshall, Robert, 35 King street. Colville, James, 9 Upper Craigs. Robertson, William, 41 King street. Craft, Henry,. 49 Baker street. Cribbes, John, 9 Broad street. HOTEL KEEPERS. street. Crowe, A., 71 Cowane Camj^bell, Arch. (Royal), 21 Friars street. Cumming, Andrew, 107 Baker street. Campbell, D. (Golden Lion), 51 King st. Dick, Mrs., Newhouse Grant, Mrs. (Railway and Commercial), Donaldson, Mrs., 55 street. Broad 77 Port street. Dowell, Peter, Castlehill. Hardie, James (Queen's), 36 Murray place.

, St. Mary's Dreghorn, Mrs 35 wynd. Hendry, E. (Station), 34 Murray place. Mrs., 6 Barnton place. Dudgeon, Macgregor, William (Corn Exchange), 1 Alexander, 14 Port street. Dunsmore, Spittal street. Eadie, Mrs., Cowane street. Q>^ Menzies, Thomas (Star), 122 Baker street, Falond, Anthony, 31 Broad street. Forsyth & Co., J., 3 Cowane street. IRON FOUNDERS. Fraser, M., 16 Broad street. Davie, Brown & Young, Stirling Foundry, Glass, C, 72 St. Mary's wynd. 1] Orchard place. Gourlay, Helen, 3 Burghmuir. Smith & M'Ewen, Burnside Foundry, 20 Graham, Mrs., 32 Cowane street. Lower Craigs. Henderson, M., 38 Cowane street.

Kay, Mrs. , 44 Lower Bridge street. IRON MERCHANTS. Kidston, John, 66 St. Mary's wynd. M'Ewen, Daniel, 68 King street. King, Thomas, 15 Spittal street. M']N"air, Alexander, Thistle street. Lyons, M., 24 Broad street. M'Ewen, Mrs., 21 Lower Craigs. IRONMONGERS. M'Gloan, F., 101 St. Mary's wynd. M'hitosh, William, 28 Shore road. Graham & Morton, 16 King street. M'Laren, Mrs., 10 Friars street. Lawson, James, 16 Baker street. M'Naughton, Mrs., 49 Upper Craigs. Miller, Peter, 38 King.street. M 'Queen, Jolm, 3 Friars street. Virtue & Ferguson, 14 Murray place. Mathie, James, Cambuskenneth Abbey. JEWELLERS.—[>Scc Watchmakees.] Menzies, James, 76 Cowane street. Miller, Mrs., 52 Lower Craigs. JOINERS. Paterson, Mrs., Raploch. Anderson, Robert, 45 Port street. Keid, James, 10 Shore road. Currie, Robert, 13 Port street. Scott, James, 50 Lower Craigs. Graham & Cairnie, 1 1 Barnton place. Strachan, James, 48 Cowane street. Guthrie, James, 9 Upper Bridge street. Train, Mrs., 26 St. Mary's wynd. Henderson, Alexander, 10 St. Mary's wd. Valentine, Mrs., 12 Upper Craigs. Henderson, Thomas, 60 Port street. Watson, Mrs., 18 Shore road. Kemp, Murray & Nicholson, 10 Dumbar- ton road. HAIRDRESSERS. M'Dougal, William, 44 Upper Craigs. Allan, Peter, 84 St. Mary's wynd. M'lSTab, Thomas, 8 Dumbarton road. Barnes, John, 28 King street. Meiklejohn, Alexander, Raploch. Mackieson, John, 5 King street. Miller, David, Newhouse. Morrison & Sons, John, 6 Dumbarton rd. HAM CURERS. LATH-SPLITTERS. Henderson, John, 29 Baker street. Graham & Son, Thomas, 20 Shore road. Paton, John, 34 St. John street. Lamb & Buclian, Thistle street. STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 49

LAUNDEESSES. MILLERS.

Archibald, Mrs. , ISTewhouse. Millar & Sons, James, 6 King street and Blair, Mrs., 75 Upper Craigs. mills of Torr. Don, Miss, 20 Cowane street. Walls, Robert, 32 Port st. and Kerse mills. Frame, Mrs., 18 Cowane street. Young, Mrs., 24 Spittal street. MILLINERS. Buchanan & M'Millan, Misses, 38 Murray pi. LEATHER-CUTTERS. Cameron & Duncan, Misses, 45 Spittal st. Crocket, David, 43 Spittal street. Chalmers, Miss, 5 Friars street. Dalgetty, John, 3 Bank street. Comrie, Miss, 16 Friars street. Ferguson, John, 2 Bow street. Finlayson, Miss, 2 Spittal street. Yellowlees & Sons, David, 2 Queen street. Fleming, Misses, 34 King street. Gilchrist, Miss, 19 Baker street, MALTSTERS. Henderson Brothers, 31 King street. Henderson, Misses, 1 5 Bow Street. Boyes, Edward, 59 St. Mary's wynd. Johnston, W. & A., 71 King street. Burden, Mrs. Ann, 52 St. Mary's wynd. M 'Allan, Miss, 73 Port street. M'Nicol, Robert, 66 Baker street. M'Gregor, Misses, 53 Baker street. Panton & Co., Park lane. M'Kellar, Misses, 110 Baker street. Eobb, John, 91 Baker street. M'Lachlan, Andrew, 8 Murray place. MANGLERS. Marshall, Misses, 8 Queen street. Meiklejohn, Mrs., 9 Baker street. Anld, Mrs., 11 Friars street. Menzies & Co., Thomas, 65 King street. Brewster, Mrs., 23 Cowane street. Peacock, T. & D., 20 King street. Brown, Mrs., 45 Lower Bridge street. Robertson, Mrs. & Miss, 44 King street. Dougal, Mrs., 16 Friars street. Sharp, Miss, 106 Baker street. Ferguson, Mrs., 7 Orchard place. Simpson, Mrs., 12 Friars street. Fraser, Mrs., 23 King street. Symon, Misses, 32 Murray place. M'Callum, Mrs., 69^ 'Cowane street. Walker, Miss, 2 Barnton place. Mowbray, M., 40 St. Mary's wynd. Thomson, Mrs., 16 Lower Craigs. MILLWRIGHTS. Young, Mrs., 24 Spittal street. Davie, Brown & Young, Stirling Foundry, Young, Mrs., 46 Upper Craigs. 11 Orchard place. Gould, John, 13 Abbey road. MANUFACTURERS. SteM^art & Co., A., Doune road. Angus, J. & J. (), 65^ Port street. Battye & Sons, George (wool spinners, MINISTERS.—[^ec Churches, Miscel- laneous tweeds, &c.), Abbey mill. Directory. ] Lyle, James, wool spinner, Craigs. Mathie, James (tartans and shawls), High NEWS AGENTS. street, Cambuskenneth Abbey; Crawford, John F., 39 King street. Paterson & Co., John (tartans, carpets, Forbes, John, 89 St. Mary's wynd. &c.j, 14 Burghmuir. Henderson, Alexander, 7 Broad street. Robertson Brothers, (wool spinners), Fortli- Henderson, William, 22 Broad street. vale mills. Old Bridge. Miller, Alexander, 1 Port street. Smith & Son, R. (Avinceys and tweeds), Mitchell, Jas., book-stall, Railway station. Parkvale and Hayford mills, Cambus- ISTeilson, Leslie, 65 Baker street. barron. Peddie, William, 26 King street. Watson, William, 10 Upper Craigs. MANURE MERCHANTS. Whyte, James, 31 Baker street.

Aitken, J. G-., Shore. Gray, James, 3 Upper Craigs. NURSES.

M'Kean, John, 25 Murray place. Fletcher, Mrs., midAvife, 69| Cowane st. MacNie, Wm. C, Southfield. Herdman, Mrs., 72 Cowane street. DIRECTOR Y. 50 .S TIRLINQ—BmiNESB

Bridge street. POTATO DEALERS. M'Artliur, Mrs , 2 Lower M'Culloch, Mrs., 66 Cowane street. Gray, James, 3 Upper Craigs. Pow, Margaret, 24 Cowane street. Moran, Michael, 53 Baker street. Turnbull, Mrs., 35 Port street. Ross, George, 53i Lower Bridge street. Waddel, Mrs., 94 Baker street. Sinclair, William, 33 Broad street,

OUTFITTERS. POULTERERS,— [>S'6e Game Dealers.]

Baxter, David, 1 1 Baker street. PRINTERS. Dunn, Mrs., 3 Bow street. Jaraieson, 5 Upper Craigs. M'Allan, Miss, 73 Port street. Duncan & Hogg, James, 40 King street. M'Artliur, J., 36 Port street. Hugh M., 11 King street. Meiklejolin, Mrs., 9 Baker street. Kirkwood, Nicol, Joseph, 83 Baker street. PROVISION DEALERS.— [^ee Grocers Simpson, Mrs., 12 Friars street. AND Provision Dealers.] Stewart, David, 13 King street. Trotter, W. & J., 33 King street. PUBLICANS. Baker street. PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. Anderson, Mrs., 50 Brodie & Co., 1 Orchard place. Bald, Robert, 16 Murray place. Brown, Mrs., 1 St. Mary's wynd. Carson, William, 29 Port street. Campbell, John, Castle wynd. Henderson & Graham, 5 Barnton place. Chrystal, John, 34 Port street. Scotland, Thomas, 2^ Shore road. Cram, William, 11 Cowane street. Walls, John, 31 Murray place. Crawford, T., Doune road. Cribbes, Robert, ISTewhouse. PAWNBROKERS. Dawson, John, 1 Cowane street. John, Castlehill. Loughran, Mary, 20 Spittal street. Dawson, Doig, Charles, 33 Baker street M'Menemy, P., 27 St. John street. 115 Baker street. M'Quade, John, 32 and 34 Broad street. Doig, David, Robert, 70 Upper Craigs. Murray, James, 6 and 7 Bank street. Dow, Ferguson, John, 4 St. Mary's wynd. PHOTOaRAPHERS. Ferguson, John, 50 Cowane street. Gillespie, Alexander, 24 Port street. Campbell, A., 15 Murray place. Gouiiay, Mrs., 67 Port street. Crowe & Rodgers, 33 Murray place. Gow, Mrs., 1 Lower Bridge street. Henderson, John, 34 King street. Hodge, John, 8 Lower Craigs. wynd.' PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Horn, Richard, 69 St. Mary's Hutcheson, James, Abbey. Beath, Andrew, surgeon, Craigs house, 58 Jack, Mrs., 52 Broad street. Upper Craigs. Jack, Mrs., 23 Murray place.

Port street ; house, Findlay, M.D. , David, 3 Johnston, William, 30 Shore road. 12 Princes street. Kirkland, John, 13 Murray place. Forrest, M.D., James, 1 The Terrace. Laing, George, 30 Broad street. Forrest, Wm. H., surgeon, 1 The Terrace. Lawrence, Mrs., 9 Barnton place. Gibson, M.D., Charles, 11 Park terrace. Leckie, James, 75 Baker street. Johnston, M.D., William, 3 The Terrace. Livingston, Andrew M., 8 Bow street. Moodie, Alex. L., surgeon, 10 Pitt terrace. M'Allister, A., 17 St. Mary's wynd. Rae, M.D., James, Drummond place. M'Cracken, James, 58 King street. Mrs., 76 St. Mary's wynd. PLASTERERS. M'Culloch, M'Dougall, John, 7 Abbey road. Craigie, John, 9 Dumbarton road. M'Gregor, Andrew, 10 King street. Mackie & Co., Thistle street. M'Laren, Duncan, 71 Port street. M'Nicol, Robert, 24 Murray place. PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS. M'K"icol, William, 4 St. John street. John, 35 Murray place. .. —[Sec Gasfitters.] Macdonald, STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 51

Mitchell, John, 52 Port street. SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Murphie, James, Canteen, Castle. Davie, Richard, 13 St. John street. Murray, William, 14 Broad street. Fleming, James, 32 Baker street. Paton, Andrew, 76 Baker street. Harley, James, 6 Friars street. Pollock, J. & J., 27 Baker street. Penman, D., lOg- Upper Craigs. Kobertson, John, 40 Broad street. Sinclair, Mrs., Newhouse. SHIPOWNERS. Stevenson, William, ferryman, Camhus- Aitken, John G., Shore road. kenneth Abbey. Crawford, John, Springkerse. Stewart, Alexander, 15 King street. Johnston, James, 12 Abbey road, Walls, James, 15 Baker street. Sinclair, James, Shore, RAG, WOOL, AND WASTE DEALERS, Todd, John, 18 Park place. Wilson, Robert, Cambusbarron. Convery, Patrick, 90 St. Mary's wyud. Craig, James, 9 Spittal street. SKINNERS— [^See Tanners]. Day & Co., Edward, Forth Bridge mills. SLATERS. Galbraith, John, 22 Spittal street. Kane, James, 48 Broad street. Gentles, William, 69| Cowane street. M'Mahon, James, 33 St. Mary's wynd. M'Gregor, David, 72 Upper Craigs. M'Mahon, Peter, 23 St. Mary's wynd. Oswald, Andrew, 8 Spittal street. Sharry, Daniel, 35 Broad street. SMALLWARES. REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Auld, Mrs,, 11 Friars street, Carmichael, Peter, 2 & 4 Murray place. Begbie, A,, 26 Baker street, Crerar, John, 58 Baker street, Erskine, E, C, 41 St, Mary's wynd, Lawrence, Mrs,, 9 Barnton place. Menzies, Misses, 8 Bow street, Lumsden, James, 101 Baker street. Morrison, Miss, 7 Lower Bridge street, Murdoch, Mrs, G., 18 Murray place. M'Donald, Miss, 81 Baker street. M'Ara, Duncan, Railway station, Seeds, Mrs., 79 Baker street. Stevenson, Robert, coffee rooms, 63 King Watson, Mrs,, 10 Upper Craigs, street,

Ure, Mrs,, 65 Port street, SMITHS.— [,See Blacksmiths] .

' SOLICITORS— [>S'C6 Writees]. ROPESPINNERS.

[>S'ce Booksellees]. Gilchrist, J. & J., 19 Baker street. STATIONERS.— Halket, John, 30 Murray place. STRAW HAT MAKERS. M'Kehzie, William, 74 Port street. Cameron & Duncan, Misses, 45 Spittal st. Robertson, Charles. Park lane. Chalmers, Miss, 5 Friars street, SADDLERS AND HARNESS MAKERS. Comrie, Miss, 16 Friars street. Finlayson, Miss, 2 Spittal street. Dick, Robert, 1 Dumbarton road, Fleming, Misses, 34 King street. Finlayson, John, 47 Port street. Gilchrist, Miss, 19 Baker street, Gentles, Thomas, 43 King street. Symon, Misses, 32 Murray place. Miller, David, 63 Port street, M'lntyre, James, 47 Port street. SURGEONS.—[&e Physicians]. M'Kinlay, James, 17 Friars street. Weir, James, 12 King street. SURVEYORS, Allan, John, 49 Port street. SEEDSMEN. Anderson, James (road). 3 Park terrace. Abercromby, Mrs., 30 Port street. Mackison, Francis, 27^ Murray place. Drummond & Sons, Wm., 48 King street. Patterson, Robert, 20 Murray place. Fletcher & Co., 54 King street. Simpson, William, 11 King street. Gray, James, 3 Upper Craigs. Stephenson, J., land measurer, Newhouse MacEwen & Co., D, & J,, 20 Port street. Wallace, Peter, 7 Murray place. 52 'STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y.

TAILORS. TINSMITHS.

Chalmers, James, 85 Baker street. Graham & Morton, 16 King street. Cuthbert, John, 94 Baker street. Hendrie, William, 64 Upper Craigs. Glover, James, 69 Port street. Heslop, Robert, 28 Broad street. Johnston, Thomas, 55 Baker street. "Peddie, George, 8 Baker street. Laing, William, 17 Cowane street. Virtue & Ferguson, 14 Murray place. M'Laren, William, Newhouse. Keid, Nicol, Raploch. TEMPERANCE HOTEL KEEPERS. Carmichael, Peter, 4 Murray place. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Dowdy, William, 40 King street. Cunning, William, 7 Baker street. TOBACCONISTS. Dowell, William, 3 King street. Forsyth & Co., J., 3 Cowane street. Dempster, John A., 5 Port street. Henderson & Co., E., 28^ Murray place. Innes, Gilbert, 114 Baker street. Jamieson, John, 60 King street. M'Donald, Neil, 30 Baker street. Lawson, Robert, 109 Baker street. Mackieson, John, 5 King street. M'Kinlay, James, 18 King street. Neilson, Leslie, 65 Baker street. M'Lean & Sons, James, 88 Baker street. Smith, James, 67 King street. Millar, James, 22 Murray place. Wallace, Mrs., 4 Bow street. Mitchell, James, 14 King street. Murray, John, 1 Broad street. TOY-SHOPS. Auld, Mrs., 11 Friars street. TANNERS, CURRIERS, AND SKINNERS. Baird & Sons, Alex., 28| Murray place. Cherry & Son, Alex., 13 Lower Craigs. Erskine, E. C, 41 St. Mary's wynd. Crocket, David, 43 Spittal street. Gardner, Henry, 26 Murray place. Grieve, James, St. Ninians. M'Gregor, Mrs., 54 Baker street. Paterson, P. & R., 25 Upper Craigs. UPHOLSTERERS. Yellowlees & Sous, D., 1 and 3 Queen st. Bryce, William, 54 King street. TEACHERS. — \_See Schools, Miscel- Crawford, John M., 120 Baker street. laneous Directory. Esdon &Son, Robert, 61 and 64 Port street ~] Forrest, A. & W., 7 St. John street. TEACHERS OF MUSIC. Galashan, David, 106 Baker street. Henderson, Thomas, 60 Port street. Boos, Friedrich, 9 Albert place. Herron, Adam, 13 Port street. Burton, Mrs. and Misses, 13 Allan park. Hutton, Andrew, 86 Baker street. Esam & Williams, Misses, 9 Melville place. M'Pherson, Wm., 54 King street. Leask, Mrs., 18 Friars street. Maltman, William, 7 Friars street. M'Lea, Miss, 17 King street. Miller, D. & R., 27j Murray place. M'Luckie, Thomas, 23 Allan park. Watt, Henry P., 34" Baker street. Russell, Miss, 3 Maxwell place. Verri, Aristides, 58 King street. VALUATORS. - ISee Auctioneers.] Wood, James C. R., Mount Pleasant place, Esplanade. VETERINARY SURGEONS AND FARRIERS. TEA DEALERS. Bryce, John, 49 Port street. Allester, William, 13 Cowane street. Waugh, William, 25 Murray place. Comrie, James, Raploch. WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. Crawford, Andrew, 10 Lower Bridge st. Donaldson, William, 71 St. Mary's wynd. Christie, William, 18 Port street. Finlayson, Thomas, Torbrex. Drummond & Son, R., 5 Murray place. Hamilton, Alexander, 5 Spittal street. Harvey, William, 62 King street. M'Allan, John, 74 Port street. Hepting, Lambert, 9 j Murray place. Paton, Robert, 70 Cowane street. Macdonald, Henry S., 9 Port street. STIRLING—BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y. 53

*Hill, Alexander (of Hill & Cathcart), 14 M'Laren & Co. , Jas., 71 St. Mary's wynd. Stewart, D. & J., 25 Port street. Dumbarton roai. Swan, Andrew, 4 Port street. Jenkins, Alex., 25 King street. Thomson, James, 1 Bow street. Macfarlane, John (of Chrystal & Macfar- Thomson, M. O., 9| Murray place. lane), 37 King street. Turnbull, David, 22 Kmg street. Macluckie, Robert (of J. & J. Mathie & Macluckie), Wolf Craig, 13^ Dumbar- WINE AND SPIRIT MEECHANTS. ton road. Mathie, James, Wolf Craig, 13^ Dumbar- — [_See Gkocers.] ton road. *Mathie, John D., Wolf Craig, 131 Dum- WOOD MERCHANTS. barton road. Anderson, William, 11 Wallace street. Morrison, Ebenezer (of Morrison & Cun- Campbell, William. Shore road. ningham), 17 King street. Christie, William, Sprino;kerse. Muirhead, John, 23 King street. Johnston, James, 11 Abbey road. Philp, James L., 44 King street. Stephenson, Robert, 32 Shore road. Stevenson, William, 20 Murray place. Thomson & Sons, Andrew, 5 Abbey road. Wingate, Charles, 2 Port street. Wingate, James T., clerk to Commis- WOOL MERCHANTS. sioners of property and income tax, 12 Murray place. Hunter, William, Park lane. Young, John, 27j Murray place. Mouat, George, 65j Port street. Paterson, W. K., 9 Viewfield place. MISCELLANEOUS. Taylor, James, Bnrghmnir. Adam, Mrs., teacher of white seam, 3 King WOOL SPINNERS. street. Adam, Robt., corkcutter, 19 King street. — [See Manufacturers.] Aitken, J. G., general merchant, Shore. Arthur, Robert, wood-turner, 64 Port st. WRITERS. Baird & Sons, Alex., umbrella'makers, 28| Murray place. Solicitors, Agents, Attorneys, Pro- Banks Brothers, iron curators, Notaries-Public, &c. bedstead and peram- bulator makers, QQ King street. (Those marked * are Notaries- Public.) Barclay, William, sculptor, 13 Barnton pi. Campbell, Hinton H., 39 Port street. Bogle, Joseph, I'astmaker, 30 Cowane st. Campbell, Robert, procurator- fiscal to Brodie & Co., wine and spirit vaults, 1 Sheriff and Justices, collector of county Orchard place.

rates, &c., 39 Port street. Canby, Christopher (J. , engraver, 5 Friars st. *Cathcart, William (of Hill & Cathcart), Chalmers, James, reedmaker, 5 Friars st. 14 Dumbarton road. Chrystal, John, hosier, 68 Upper Craigs. *Chrystal, James (of Chrystal & Macfar- Clarke, Miss, sewing machinist, lO^ Upper lane), 37 King street. Craigs. Crawford, Andrew, 106 Baker street. Cunningham, George, superintendent of Cunningham, John M. (of Morrison & Cemetery, Castle wynd. Cunningham), Justice of Peace clerk, Dalgleish, G, & D., candlemakers, 5 Baker 17 King street. street. Davidson, John, collector of taxes and dis- Dawson, Robert, out-door porter, railway tributor of stamps for the counties of station, Cambuskenneth Abbey. Stirling, Linlithgow, and Clackmannan, Fernie, Thomas, factor for Sir Alex. C. R. 6 Port street. Gibson Maitland, 1 Albert place. *Fieming, James S., 16 Port street. Graham, James, musicseller and pianoforte *Galbraith, Thomas L., sheriff clerk, town warehouse, 3 Murray place. clerk, &c., Town-house, 47 Broad st. Greig, George, locksmith, 92 Baker street. Gentleman, Ebenezer, collector of police Henderson, William, Live Cattle Mart, and water rates, 17 Baker street. Orchard place. D 54 STIRLING—BUSINESS DIBEOTOBY.

Macgrcgor, David, toll contractor, Corn- Patterson, Robert, land agent, 20 Murray Exchange hotel. place. Maclean, J. G., accountant, stockbroker, Raines, Thomas, proprietor of travelling and insurance agent, 21 \ Murray place. thrashing machines, Bridgehaugh, Old M'Cormick, A., trunk maker, 20| Cowane Bridge, street. Stewart, Mrs., teacher of white seam, 27$ M'Elfrisli, J. & A.,soapniakers, 4 Abbeyrd. Murray place. M'Farlane, Miss, staymaker, 85 Baker st. Sutherland, Mrs., muslin sewing and M'Gregor, Mrs., basketmaker, 54 Baker st. stamping, 12 Port street. Maloch, Andrew, gunsmith, 61 King st. Sweeny, Henry, clothes dealer, 78 St. Masson, Robert, bookbinder, 43 Spittal st. Mary's wynd. Miller, G., chimney sweeper, 3 St. Mary's Walker, "Wm., horse dealer. 42 Murray pi. wynd. Wojenski, N., teacher of modern lan- Murray, John, Venetian blind maker, 81 guages, 3 Princes street. Baker street. Young, Thomas, carver and gilder, 11 King Paton, Alex., quarrier, 65 Upper Craigs. street. '

STIRLING-STREET DIRECTORY,

ABBEY ROAD. Miss Struthers. William Phillips, 1 James M'lntosli, clerk and storekeeper. Mrs. Harrower. 4 J- & A. M'Elfrisli, soapmakers. James Harrison. 5 A. Thomson & Son, wood merchants. Mrs. Mitchell. 7 John M'Dougal, publican. Eobert Turner, labourer. 8 ALBERT PLACE. 11 James Johnston, wood merchant. 12 James Johnstone, shipowner, 1 Thomas Fernie, factor.

,, Thomas Bilsland, brickmaker. 2 Mrs. E. Waterson, lodgings. 13 John M'Gregor, smith. 3 Thomas and David Peacock, drapers.

,, Mrs. Ogilvie. 4 Misses Harvey.

,, John Gould, millwright, 5 Mrs. and Misses Watt.

,, James M'lSTab, storekeeper and clerk. 6 Mrs. Dempster. 14 Andrew Yule, cooper. „ John A. Dempster, tobacconist.

,, Ewan Cameron, clerk in charge, Kail- 7 Rev. W. F. Goldie, way clearing house. 8 James Shirra.

15 William Young, clerk, ,, Mrs, Shirra, lodgings.

,, George Battye, wool spinner, „ D. W. Logie, writer,

,, William Taylor & Co., Forthbank 9 Friedrich Boos, teacher of languages Chemical works, and music, George Battye & Sons, wool spinners, 12 James M'Kinlay, clothier, Abbey mills, 13 Misses Donaldson. Mrs. Battye, Abbey mill cottage. 14 David Reddie, plumber. M'Fadyen & Co., earners, 15 Daniel M'Ewen, iron merchant. James Sinclair, shipowner. „ James M'Ewen, founder. John Buchanan, sawyer. 16 John Kemp, agricultural engineer. James Wilkie, sawyer. 17 John M'Kean, grain merchant. William Dempster, labourer. 18 Mrs. Rowley. 20 Thomas Henderson. ABERCROMBY PLACE, 21 William Duncanson, pharmaceutical Miss Campbell. chemist. Thomas Low, bootmaker. 22 Robert M'Nicol, brewer. John Kilgour..^ 23 Captain James Young, adjutant Stir- Alexander Crowe, photographer. lingshire Rifle Volunteers. William Simpson, architect. 24 Duncan MacDougall, teacher. Mrs. Alexander Monteath. 25 Rev. William Binnie, D.D. Rev. John Steedman. 26 Lieutenant-Colonel Wm. M'Leod. William Wilson, accountant. 27 Misses Robertson. John Graham, teacher. Alexander Fisher, law-clerk. ALLAN PARK. James Mitchell, clothier. Allan Park Church—Rev. John T. Thomas TurnbuU, Gowanlock, minister. John Hardie, plumber, 1 John Macdonald.

Eben. Gentleman, writer. ,, Henry S. Macdonald, jeweller and Misses Graham, watchmaker.

Mrs, Howie, ,, Misses Masson. John Miller, commercial traveller. 2 William Wilson, boot and shoemaker. 56 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

2 Miss Dewar. James Lawson, ironmonger. 3 Henry Gardner, coal agent. Ebenezer Gentleman, writer and rates 4 Mrs. Turner. collector. 5 John F. Crawford, bookseller. David Pate, shoemaker. 6 Colonel James Campbell. Misses Glass, dressmakers. 7 Dr. Robert Logan, architect. D. Pate & Son, boot and shoe warehouse. 8 James Chrystal, writer. J. & J. Gilchrist, ropespinners. 9 William Carson, painter. Miss Gilchrist, straw-hat maker. 10 Edward Buchan. John M'Ewan, draper. ,, Parian Macfarlan, salesman seedsman. James Young, turner. 11 William Kinross, coachbuilder. Thomas Young, wright, and leader of George ,, Kinross, do. psalmody, Viewfield U.P. Church. ,, James Kinross, do. Mrs Mitchell, lodgings. 12 Captain Thomas Fraser. Alexander Gillies, tailor. 13 Mrs. and Miss Burton, boarding and 24, 25 Mrs. G. Murdoch, baker. educational establishment for young A. Begbie, smallwares and furnishings. ladies. J. Pollock, provisions. 14 Rev. Alexander F. Knox. John Henderson, grocer. 15 Archibald Campbell, lodgings. Neil M 'Donald, tobacconist. 16 Rev. Robert Henderson. James Whyte, stationer and news- 17 William Hunter, wool merchant. agent. 18 Major Patrick Oliphant. James Fleming, auctioneer. 19 James Mathie, banker. Charles Doig, publican. 20 George Galbraith, M.D. 35 Henry P. Watt, upholsterer and 21 Robert Campbell, procurator-fiscal. cabinetmaker. 22 John M. Cunningham, writer. Edward Moran, agent. 23 Thomas M'Luckie, boarding and edu- Archibald Watt, baker. cational seminary. Vennel Close. 24 Rev. Alex. Beith, D.D., F.C. Manse. 39 James Finlayson, flesher. 25 Mrs. Caddel. George Handyside, boot and shoe ware- ,5 James L. Philp, writer. house. Andrew Hutton, cabinetmaker. BAKER STREET. Peter Graham, painter. 1 Inglis & Smith, drapers. William Dawson, baker. 2 J. &D. Young, bakers and confectioners. James Tod, joiner. 3 William Sinclair, carter. John Stewart, boot and shoe warehouse. „ John M'llvean, shoemaker. John Brown, confectioner. „ William Lamb, lathsplitter. Calligan McCartney, labourer.

,, William Glover, shoemaker. Craft, H., gi'ocer. 4 David Miller & Son, stationers and Mrs. Anderson, publican. booksellers. Misses M'Gregor, milliners and dress- 5 G. & D. Dalgleish, candlemakers. makers. 6 William Reid. George Youl, wright. „ Mrs Muirhead. Findlay Dutf, labourer. „ William Dick, engine-driver. 53 Michael Moran, potato dealer. „ Peter Eadie, joiner. 54 Mrs. Robert M'Gregor, basket maker. 7 William Cunning, clothier. 55 Thomas Johnston, tailor. 8 George Peddie, tinsmith. 57 James M'Pherson, brewer. 9 Mrs. Meiklejohn, furnishing and mil- 58 John Crerar, refreshments. linery warehouse. 62, 63 George Arthur, draper. 11-12 D. G. Baxter, auctioneer, boot and 64 Mrs. M'Vean, lodgings. shoe warehouse, and outfitter. 65 Leslie ISTeilson, tobacconist and news- 14 James Walls, blacksmith. agent. „ William Begbie, post boy. 66 William M'Pherson, upholsterer. 15 James Walls, publican. Mrs. Campbell, lodgings. STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 67

QQ Andrew Jolmston, painter. 97 J. & D. Young, bakers and confectioners. baker. ,, Alexander Campbell, tailor. 98 James Young, %, Donald Cameron, gardener. ,, Thomas Young. 67 James Millar & Sons, bakers. ,, William Brown, ironfounder. 68 Mrs. Hugh Morris, grocer. ,, William Young, ironfounder. 70 Mrs. Williams. 99 W. Boswell, boot and shoe warehouse. 72 Jeremiah M'Cartney, poulterer. 100 Donald Taylor, mason.

73 Peter Crombie, fruiterer. ,, Mrs. Duncan, lodgings. 75 James Leckie, publican. 101 James Lumsden, refreshment rooms. 76 Andrew Paton, publican. 102 Peter Meldrum, traveller.

77 James Johnston, slater. ,, Charles Harvey, coach painter.

78 John Stewart, shoemaker. ,, Michael Warren, causewayer.

,, Miss Boyd, dressmaker. ,, Mrs, Johnston, laundress.

,, Edward Hunton, shoemaker. ,, James Stewart, lodgings.

79 Mrs. Seeds, smallwares. ,, William Dougal, painter.

80 Jas. Eggo, grocer and spirit merchant. ,, John Johnston, brassfounder.

81 John Murray, clothier. ,, John Brown, clerk.

,, William Rankin. 103 Glasgow Boot and Shoe Warehouse.

,, Robert Smith, joiner. 104 New Zealand Meat Preserving Co.

,, Mrs. Archibald. 105 A. & J. M'Nab, dyers and cleaners.

,, John Murray, Venetian blind maker. 106 Andrew Crawford, writer. 82 Miss M 'Donald, furnishing and small- „ David Galashan, upholsterer.

wares. ,, Robert Haldane.

83 Joseph Xicol, outfitter. ,, Miss Sharp, milliner.

85 John Walker, sergeant, militia staff. ,, James Sharp, weaver.

,, James Chalmers, tailor. ,, Miss Bell, lodgings.

,, Miss Chalmers, dressmaker. 107 Andrew Gumming, grocer.

,, Miss Macfarlane, staymaker. 108 Parochial Board Office—John Paterson,

,, Mrs. Peddle, lodgings. inspector and collector.

86 Andrew Hutton, cabinetmaker. ,, James Gray, jun., clerk. 87 Mrs. Campbell. „ James Gray, missionary.

,, Joseph Nicol, outfitter. „ James Johnston, dairyman.

88 Jas. M'Leau & Sons, tailors and clothiers. ,, John Torrance, baker. 90 A. W. Smith, publican. „ Alexander Crawford, tinsmith. 91 David Reid, labourer. 109 Robert Lawson, draper.

,, Thomas Ferguson, tailor. 110 C. & E. M'Kellar, furnishings and

,, John Robb, maltster. millinery.

,, William Drummond, maltster. 111 Mrs. James Robertson, lodgings. 93 James Cowbrough & Co., grocers. Farquhar Bethune, lodgings.

94 George Dougal, turner. ,, Gilbert Innes, tobacconist. ,, Archibald Mathie, blacksmith. „ James Bruce, lodgings. ,, Peter M'Ewen, blacksmith. „ Daniel Griffiths, Aveaver. ;

., John Cuthbert, tailor. ,, Miss Davie, lodgings.

,, James Blair, tailor. 112 Miss Greig, china merchant. ,, John Mann, shoemaker. 113 W. & J. Cullens, fleshers.

,, ^STeil M 'Donald, tobacconist. 114 Gilbert Innes, tobacconist.

,, Alexander M'Ewen, blacksmith. 115 David Doig, publican.

,, Alexander Davidson, blacksmith. 116 John Hunter, flesher.

,, James M'Lean, tailor. ,, Peter Bett, fish and game dealer.

,, Samuel Pender, gardener. ,, Edward Moir, post boy. ,, John Dowell, painter. „ Daniel Robertson, slater. ,, Alexander Blake, mason. „ John Parker, slater. ,, Mrs. Waddel, sick nurse. , William Cunning, tailor. 95 Andrew P. Hart, druggist. „ William Dempster, cabinetmaker. 96 John Mann, boot and shoe warehouse. „ George Scott, causewayer. 68 STIRLING—STREIBT DIRECTORY.

117 Wm. Glover, boot and shoe warehouse. BOW STREET. 118 Robert Kerr, flesher. 1 James Thomson, watchmaker. 119 William Crawford, china merchant. 2 John Ferguson, leather-cutter, boot 120 John M. Crawford, cabinetmaker and and shoe warehouse. upholsterer. 3 Mrs. Dunn, outfitter. „ Mrs, Finlayson, lodgings. 4 Mrs. Wallace, tobacconist. „ John Gourlay, blacksmith, 5 John Ross, bootcloser. William C, Nicol, bootcloser. „ 6 Miss Morton. „ John Clark, lodgings. 7 John Torrance, baker and confectioner. „ John Finlayson, tanner. 8 Andrew M, Livingstone, publican, „ John Robb, maltster. 12 Misses Menzies, furnishings, „ William Jones, mechanic in charge of 13 Peter K, Imrie, grocer, telegraph instruments. 14 Miss Jaffrey, dressmaker. 121 Thomas Low, boot and shoe warehouse. John M'Laren, mason. 122 Star Hotel—Thomas Menzies. ,, 15 Malcolm Campbell, labourer. Misses Henderson, milliners and dress- BANK STREET. ,, makers.

1 J. & J. Pollock, publicans. ,, William Meiklejohn, tailor.

2 John Henderson, grocer. ,, Mrs, Lawson, lodgings,

3 John Dalgetty, leather-cutter. ,, Andrew Robertson, coal agent.

5 James Murray, pawnbroker. ,, David M'Donald, tailor. 7 Hugh Forbes, tailor. 16 John Lennox, grocer. " '" ' ,, James Murj)hie. 17 'S ,, Mrs. Eeid, lodgings, house.

,, Robert Crawford, tinsmith. ,, Mrs. Clark, lodgings. BRIDGE STREET (LOWER). BARN ROAD. 1 M. Gow, publican. 2 Mrs. M'Arthur, sick nurse. 1 Alexander Robertson, tailor. 3 John Tait, tailor. sailor, ,, Robert Walkingshaw, 4 Alexander Mackenzie, labourer. 3 Mrs. Campbell, teacher. 5 William Bowie, iron-turner. 10 James R. Young, Bellfield, clerk. ,, James Stewart, spinner. 12 Mrs. Stewart, Upper Bellfield. ,, Miss Simpson, dressmaker.

,, Alexander Thomson, plasterer. BARNTON PLACE. 6 John Smellie, labourer.

, Alexander Young, labourer. 1 Royal Hotel—Archibald Campbell, , Episcopal Chapel, — Rev. Thomas 7 Miss Morrison, smallwares, Wilson, M.A,, incumbent. 8 Thomas Henderson, labourer.

2 Robert Henderson, clothier. ,, James Hamilton, teacher. 9 M'Neil M'Leay, artist. ,, Miss Walker, milliner and dressmaker. „ Mrs. Robertson, flesher. ,, Mrs. Greenhorn. 10 Andrew Crawford, tea dealer, ,, Mrs. Sinclair, lodgings. 12 William M'Killop, wright, ,, Mrs. Hutchison, lodgings. David M'Intosh, tea dealer. ,, A. Smyth, dentist (Fridays). ,, 3 Robert Fergus, greengrocer. 13 Robert Stalker, market gardener, 5 Henderson & Graham, painters. 14 George Stevenson, weaver.

6 Mrs. Dudgeon, provisions. ,, James Stevenson, weaver. 8 Wm. Wilson, boot and shoe warehouse. 15 Robert Christie, engine-driver. 9 Mrs. Lawrence, publican, „ Robert Hogg, lessee of fishings. 11 J. & J. Graham, joiners and cabinet- „ William Lindsay, Winchelhaugh house. makers, „ David Spalding, do. Viewfield U. P. Church Session Hall. 21 Andrew Stewart, millwright. ] 3 William Barclay, sculptor. 22 Alexander Jamieson, labourer. 15 Daniel Ferguson. 23 James Meldrum, fitter. STIRLING—STREET DIREOTORY. 59

23 William Anderson, plasterer. 4 James Sneddon, tailor. 24 John Stewart, mason. „ William Houston, grain porter. ' „ George Campbell, carter. „ Simon Fraser, labourer. Henry M'Donald, labourer. „ Joseph Wilson, labourer. „ George Battison, labourer. 5 George Don, railway watchman 27 James Lamb, joiner. 6 W. B. Black, coach painter. 28 Mrs Jenkins, dairy. 7 Duncan Cameron, mason. * 29 J. Young, hawker. „ James Eisk, coach wright. 30 Henry M'Cowan, joiner. 8 John Tainsh, brewer. 36 William Wilson, tanner. 9 James Guthrie, builder. William Williams, labourer. 10 Catherine M'Aree, dairy. 37 Alexander Tait, river watcher. ,, Eobert Seeth, railway marshalman, 38 George Wright, weaver. ,, Misses narrower. „ Eobert Scott, spinner. 11 Alexander Buchanan, bill-poster. 12 William Young, teacher. ,, David Pattie, railway guard. 395- Peter Comrie, labourer. 13 James Weir, saddler. 394 Peter Cameron, river watcher. 134 Eobert Lawson, draper. 40 John Morrison, porter and ale store. 14 James Paul, moulder.

, Eobert teacher. 41 Hugh Brown, labourer. , Dawson, 42 John JSTeish, hawker. ,, Duncan M'Lean, shoemaker. Hunter, mason. ,, Alexander Martin, labourer. 15 James

,, Peter Battison, carter. ,, John M'Nab, mason. „ Mrs Peebles. ,, Peter Munnoch, traveller. 43 Alexander Lockhart, blacksmith. 16 John Chalmers, blacksmith.

44 Mrs. Kay, provisions. ,, John Johnston, engine-keeper. 45 Mrs. Brown, mangier. 17 Eobert Wotherspoon, ale-store keeper. 46 John Knox, labourer. 18 James Mackenzie, dairy.

,, Thomas Marshall. ,, James Coats, moulder.

47 Eobert M'Lay, weaver. ,, James Waddel, moulder.

48 William Baxter, mason. ,, David M'Aree, mason, Glencoe road. „ William Smith, gardener. 25 Thomas Bell, Glencoe road.

,, James Dawson, carpenter. 26 William Wallace^ railway guard.

,, Eobert Eamsay, labourer. ,, James Eutherford, vanman.

\^ ,, William IToble. ,, Daniel Stewart, mason,

,, Andrew Haig, cooper. ,, Eobert Stewart, mason.

,, David Miller, plasterer. 27 William Mackenzie, supervisor, inland

,, John Dawson, tailor. revenue.

,, Mrs. Mackie. „ Misses Forrest. 49 Gavin Livingston, agent for the Eoyal 28 Wm. Harvey, watchmaker, Gowanbrae. Liver Friendly Society, Wolf cottage. 29 Archibald H. Grahame,WoodcliflF. 60 Coal depot. „ Andrew M'Lachlan, Whinwell cottage. 52 Allan M'Arthur, plumber. 63 George Watson, shoemaker. BROAD STREET. 53 1 George Eoss, potato dealer and dairy. 1 John Murray, clothier. ,, Ebenezer Gumming. 2 Henry Webster, tailor. ,, George Hutcheson, porter. „ John Fulton, Cambusbarron, Gargun- 54 Wm. Crav/ford, grocer and spirit dealer. nock, and Kippen post-runner. 3 Eobert Brown, grocer and spirit mer- BRIDGE STREET (UPPER). chant. 1 David Bennie, currier. 5 Graham's court.

2 David Yellowlees, tanner and currier. ,, Sheriff-Clerk's Office—T. L. Galbraith,

„ Eobert Yellowlees, tanner and currier. sheriff-clerk ; R. M. Walker, sheriff „ John Yellowlees. clerk-depute.

3 James Forsyth, clothier. ,, John Donaldson, joiner.

„ Miss Ferguson. ,, John Tait, glazier. 60 STIRLING- STREET DIRECTOR Y.

James Dowell, tailor. 34 J. M'Quade, pawnbroker's sale shop. William ISTeilson, compositor. 35 Adam Steel, registrar.

Miss Hay. ,, John M'Quade, paAvnbroker.

John AI'Kenzie, shoemaker. ,, William Miller, painter.

Mrs. Meiklejohn, outfitter. ,, Home for Old Women.

James Bisset, tailor. ,, Daniel Sharry, waste dealer,

James Johnston, dairy. ,, James Dalgleish, shoemaker. Alexander Henderson, bookseller, &c. David Nicol, postman. James Forbes, glazier. 36 William Dow, grocer. William Moore, agent for the Scottish John Bennet, militia staff. Legal Burial and Loan Society. James Earl, militia staff. William Galloway, mason. Andrew Bowie, bugle-major, Stirling- James Ritchie, porter. shire militia. John Robertson, militia staff. Edward M 'Sully, militia staff. Alex Henderson, bookseller and joiner. William Brown, baker. William Gillespie, bootmaker. Peter Hearacty, refreshments. John Cribbes, grocer. 40 John Robertson, publican and William Dow, grocer and spirit dealer. dairyman. Alexander M'Gregor, mason. 39, 41, 43 Robert M'Nicol, brewer. Mrs. Fernie. 44 James M'Bride, green grocer. John Robertson, labourer. 44|- Daniel Luke, plumber. John Gardner, mason. 45 James White, bookseller. Hugh M'Donald, labourer. „ Thomas Becket, pressman. Alexander Heggie, shoemaker. 46 Thomas Hunter, militia staff. J. Crawford & Co., drapers. „ John Taylor, wright.

William Murray, publican. ,, Alex. Ralston, beadle, West Church.

Mrs. Prentice. ,, William Mackay, ccrkcutter. Daniel M'Kerracher. 47 Town-Clerk's Office—T. L. Galbraith. Mrs. Taylor, lodgings. 48 James Kane, china merchant. M. Frazer, provisions. 49 Council Chambers, D. & J. MacEwen & Co., grocers, &c. „ Police Court-room. Mrs. Ormond, grocer and spirit dealer. „ Justiciary Court-room. Hector M'lver, sergeant. Burgh police. „ Master of Works Office—John M'Lean. William Sinclair, potato dealer, &c. 50 Charles Nicholson, militia staff. James M'Pherson, collector, Stirling- Mrs. White, dressmaker. shire Friendly Assurance Society. Mrs. Johnston. James Ralston, shoemaker. 51 Weigh House and Butter Market. Robert Anderson, coach trimmer. 52 Mrs. Jack, publican. John Prentice. 53 William Y. Somerville, baker.

William Henderson, joiner. ,, William Drysdale, auctioneer.

Thomas Lamb, joiner. ,, Mrs. Dryden, lodgings. Banks' court. William Henderson, bookseller, &c. , 54

John Hunter, flesh er. ,, John Dowell, militia staff.

Michael Lyons, provisions. ,, David Galashan, upholsterer.

George Arthur, draper. ,, Alexander Grant.

Mrs. D. Archibald. ,, Gilbert Henderson, painter.

Mrs. Robb. ,, Mrs. Lowther.

Robert Heslop, plumber. ,, Miss Redpath. James Robertson, tailor. 55 Mrs. Donaldson, provisions. David Archibald, baker. 56 John Barton, provisions. Robert Heslop, tinsmith and gasfitter. 57 John Hynd, tailor.

George Laing, publican. ,, Peter M'Kenna, mason.

Anthony Falond, provisions. ,, John Grainger, jeweller.

John M'Quade, pawnbroker. ,, Mrs. A. Fergus. Wm. Sinclair, green grocer and dairyman. 59 P. Loney, broker. STIRLIKG—STRJEET DIRECTOR T. 61

60 R. M. Walker, Sheriff clerk- depute. 7 James Finlayson. cliina merchant. 8 James Robb, engine-driver. ,, James Kane, plasterer. 9 John Taylor, clerk. ,\ James Foster, cabinetmaker. ,, John Taylor, jun., coal merchant. ,, John Bruce, 10 George Duncan, printer. ,, James Ramsay, baker. Miss Maxwell. 12 Mrs. M'Crae, lodgings. ,, Andrew 12 Mrs. A. Forrester, fish-dealer. St. Ninians Well Brewery— 14 James Kelly, militia staff. Colquhoun. Pater- 16 James Smart, baker. Bnrghmuir Carpet Works—John painter. son & Co. ,, Alexander M'Lellan, Do. do. , David Menzies, foreman. Do. do., William Street, dyer. BRUCE STREET.

2 Duncan Stewart, saAvyer. CAMBUSKENNETH ABBEY. ,, Thomas Brown, baker.

,, Ralph C. Brown, clerk. inspector. James Lucas, gardener. ,, John Dewar, railway maker. Andrew Watson, gardener. ,, David Forgan, piano James Mathie, grocer and manufacturer. ,,- Peter Cairns, salesman draper. 3 Daniel Currie, jeweller. Alexander Walker, teacher. Wm. Stevenson, publican and boatman. , "Wm. Armstrong, salesman bookseller. , James Hufcheson, publican. ' ,, William Valentine, clerk. William Mathie, fisherman. ,,_ A. Campbell. stillman. ,," William King, salesman draper. John Graham, 4 John Grant, railway weigher. John Kinross, Hood farm. William Kilgour, hawker. ,, James Henderson, joiner. Alexander Cochrane, spinner. ,, W. Nimmo, saAvyer. William Dawson, weaver. ,, Miss Nimmo, dressmaker. Thomas Glen, fisherman. ,, Archibald S. Reid. Alexander Dewar, fisherman. ,, William Leslie, labourer. Thomas Gowans, mechanic. ,, David Chalmers, porter. 5 James M'Kenzie, quarrier. Archd. M'Lellan, carpenter. John M'Lellan, carpenter. ,, James Christie, blacksmith. Robert Dawson, railway porter. ;, James Watson, IST.B. railway. William' Dewar, spinner. ,5 John Cairnie, joiner. 6 Alexander Denovan,' coach wright. Charles Robertson, rope spinner. Thomas Graham, lathsplitter. Thomas Gentles, saddler. Richard Woolstanroft, salesman hatter. CASTLEHILL.

BURGHMUIR. Robert Ewan, Crofthill dairy. William Dawson, furniture dealer. 1 William M'Leod, wright. Mrs. David Peter.

f, Miss M'Leod, dressmaker. Peter Bell, labourer.

,, Mrs. Paterson. William Napier, labourer.

,, Miss Paterson, dressmaker. Ebenezer Monteath, gardener.

,,, William Scotland, engine-driver. Mrs. Kinnaird, dairy.

,, William Linklater, confectioner. Peter Dowell, provisions. 2 Henry Menzies, weaver. Ebenezer Leitch, militia staff.

,, Robert Cairns, joiner. John Motion, militia staff. 3 Helen Gourlay, provisions. Sylvester Gorman, control clerk. 4 Robert Crawford, excise officer. William Dawson, moulder. 5 John Muirhead, writer. John Dawson, publican. 6 James Taylor, avooI merchant. John Wilson, gardener. 7 John Finlayson, saddler. John Doyle, hawker. 62 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

CASTLE WYND. 10 Alexander M'Farlane, shoemaker.

,, Charles Stewart, post boy. 1 George Cunningliam, superintendent of 11 cemetery. William Cram, publican. 12 Robert Drummond, millwright. 2 Alexander Cameron, police officer. ,, Dugald Cameron, fireman. 3 Captain James Hollis, quarter-master, „ Henry Bain, labourer. Stirlingshire militia, Yalley lo^ige. Miss Bain, 4 Mrs. Buchan. ,, dressmaker. 13 William Allester, tea dealer. -,, Miss Buclian, teacher. 14 George Macfarlane, 5 John Campbell, publican. labourer. 15 Robert Rankin, Military Hospital. tailor. „ John Malcolm, porter. CHURCH WYND. 16 Mrs M'Kerracher. provisions, 17 William Laing, tailor. John Page, bootmaker. „ Peter M'llvride, shoemaker. William Page, corkcutter. 18 Mrs. Frame, laundress. James Macfarlane, blacksmith. 19 Robert Maxton, mason. James CLARENDON PLACE. ,, Maxton, salesman draper, 20 Miss Don, laundress. 2 Misses Sawers. 20J Alexander M'Cormick, trunk maker, 3 Miss Dawson. 21 Francis Rollo, porter. 4 Misses Makgill, „ John Miller, mason. 5 Mrs. Alexander Scott. 22 James M, Pollock, provisions.. 6 Thomas Muir, coal merchant. 23 Mrs. Brewster, mangier. 7 James Baird, umbrella maker. „ Alexander Ferguson, porter. Mrs. Alex. Baird. „ „ Alexander Jamie.son, tailor. 8 Beechcroft—Mrs. G. Fordyce. ,, Michael Morrison, sawyer, 9 Eavenscroft—Miss C. Maclagan. 23^ Andrew Burt, grocer, 10 Robert Forrester. 24 Andrew Walker, tailor, 11 Rev. William Findlay. „ Miss Wilson. 12 Bellevue—Rev. Thomas Wilson, M.A. ,, Margaret Pow, sick nurse. 13 Captain E. W. Webster. 25 to 30 Douglas street. 14 James Paton, of Viewforth. 32 Mrs Graham, grocer. 33 David Mitchell, saddler. COWANE STREET. „ David M'Callum, tailor.

1 John Dawson, publican. ,, Mrs. Square, lodgings. 2 John Forrester, smith. 34 Alexander Drysdale, railway guard,

,, William Battison, carter. „ Thomas Leslie, foreman bootmaker.

5, John Crae, sawyer. ,, Robert Ritchie, tailor. „ James Mitchell, railway bookstall. 36 Thomas Kyle, secretary Stirlingshire „ John Baird. Friendly Assurance Society. „ John M'Ewen, draper. 37 Miss Campbell. „ Ebenezer Thomson, salesman. ,, Mrs. Terapleton,

„ Miss Matson, dressmaker. ,, Joseph Taylor, mason, 3 J. Forsyth & Co., grocers, tailors and 38 M, Henderson, provisions.

clothiers. ,, John Davie, coal agent. 4 Miss Macdougall. „ John Moncrieff, weaver. „ David M'Gregor, lathsplitter. 39 Thomas Smith, cabinetmaker. 5 Duncan Sinclair, gatekeeper. „ Joseph Robertson, mason. 6 James Jenkins, IST.B. railway. „ John Kenny, labourer. 7 William Ritchie, mason. 40 Thomas Black, provisions. 42 ,, James Graham, joiner. William Ritchie, tanner. „ Miss M'Lean, dressmaker. 43 Peter Soutar, carter, „ Mrs. M'Lay. „ Williun Cochrane, pointsman, 8 Duncan M'Intosh, mason. „ John Sinclair, blacksmith. 9 John Ferguson, shoemaker. „ Mrs, Bateman. STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 63

44 Peter Robertson, provisions. 68 Mrs. Mitchell. 45 William Allan, turner. 69 William Bathgate, baker.

,) John Ross, weaver. 691 Mrs. M'Callum, mangier.

,, Alexander Finlayson, weaver. 69^ W. Gentles, slater.

46 John Gardner, shoemaker. ,, Mrs. Ritchie.

47 Andrew Thomson, carter. ,, John Turnbull, painter, and leader of

,, John Frame, weaver. psalmody, North Church.

48 James Strachan, provisions. ,, George Liddell, clerk.

49 William Lamb, foundry dresser. ,, James Marshall, wright.

,, Andrew Hunter, labourer. 69| Mrs. Fletcher, midwife.

50 John Ferguson, publican. ,, Mrs. Gardner.

51 Stewart Clink, blacksmith. ,, Alexander Gardner, clerk.

52, 53 David Bayne, grocer. ,, William Jenkins, general dealer.

54 John Bell, weaver. ,, Robert Hall, engine-driver.

Scott, tailor. , John ,, David , Steven, brassfounder.

55 Hamilton Reid, ,, Thomas Galbraith, wright. 57 Daniel Shaw, carter. 70 David Crowe, mechanic.

58 James M'Laren, gardener. ,, Thomas Cousin, porter.

,, Mrs. Wilkie. ,, Hugh Forsyth, clerk. 59 William Stirling, fireman. 71 Alexander Crowe, provisions. 50 James Cullens, tailor. 72 William Bennet, joiner. 61 William Harvey, shopman. „ William Sinclair, joiner. ,, James Brown, shoemaker. „ Andrew Davie, clerk.

63 John M 'Donald, carter. ,, Robert Condie, joiner. Territorial Mission Hall. „ Alexander Kerr, shoemaker.

64 Robert Murdoch, wright. ,, Mrs. Herdman, sick nurse.

,, Daniel Stewart, painter. 73 Mrs. A. Crawford.

,, James Smith, joiner. „ James M'Kinlay, saddler.

644 Peter Johnston. , „ Angus Cameron, fitter.

,,, Mrs. Robertson, lodgings. „ John Angus, dyer. ,, George Smart, photographer. „ Alexander Macintosh, turner.

,, George Edwards, salesman draper. ,, John Smith, turner. ,, Peter Mackie, plasterer. 74 Alexander Robertson, pointsnaan. Reid, „, Samuel law clerk. ,, Thomas Bowie, joiner.

, Squire Young, foreman . spinner. „ William Webster, engine-driver. 64f Henry Arnott, tailor, „ John Burnett, slater. ,, John Torrance, baker and confectioner. „ Alexander Forrester, plumber. ,, George Gordon, labourer. „ Laurence Gardner, blacksmith. ,, Alexander Forsyth, dyer. „ Thomas Stirling, joiner. ,, James Sliirra, tanner. „ James Adam, blacksmith. ,, Thomas Main, bootcloser. „ William Lyon, joiner. ,, James Robb, tailor. „ Mrs. M'Donald. ,, John Wingate, blacksmith, and leader 75 George Dawson, engine-driver. of psalmody. East High Church. 76 James Menzies, grocer. 65 James Christie, maltman and dairy. 66 Mrs. M'Culloch, sick nurse.

,, .James Campbell, labourer. CRAIGS (LOWER). Q&\ Mrs, Eadie, grocer, 1 John Robertson, engine-driver. 67 James Gillespie, builder, 2 John FyfFe, labourer.

, Charles Thomson, , coach painter. „ David Miller, gardener. David Williams, ,, engine-driver. „ Alexander Ferguson, dyer. JJaniel ,, Taylor, wright. 3 Mrs. Dewar, dairy.

, Daniel , Crighton. 6 James Dow, dairy, David ,, Hughes, porter. „ Mrs. M'Intyre, John ,, Ewiiig, wright. 7 John Keith, surfaceman. 64 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

8 John Hodge, publican. 7 Mrs. Johnston. 10 John Stevenson, labourer. 8 Peter M'Nab, blacksmith. 12 and 13 Alexander Cherry & Sons, „ William Forrester, sawyer. skinners. „ Mrs. Duncan. 14 James Lennie, porter. „ William Livingstone, carter. 15 Peter Youl, candlemaker. 9 James Colville, provisions. „ John Stewart, tanner. 10^ Wm. Watson, books and smallwares. 16 Mrs. Thomson, mangier. 10^ A. White & Son, builders. 19 James Graham, joiner. ,, Mrs. Macfarlane. ,, John Buchanan. „ John Macfarlane, clerk. 20 Burnside Foundry—Smith & M'Ewen. „ John Brown, salesman grocer. 21 Mrs. M'Ewen, provisions, „ Andrew Black, shoemaker. ,, James Lithgow, fireman. „ John Begbie, brassfounder. ,, William Miller, engine-driver. „ David Ronald, glazier. ,, James M 'Galium, weaver. „ James Robertson, flesher. ,, John Marshall, labourer. „ Mrs Brady,

23 Alexander M'Kenzie, tanner. ,, David Morton, tailor,

,, Thomas Jarret, coachman. John M'Lellan, ,, joiner, and. leader of 1 24 William Kay, gardener. psalmody, Erskine U.P. Church, 25 Golin Sandeman, fireman. David Penman, sheriff" officer, ,, ^ ,, George Sandison, fireman. 10| Miss Clark, machine sewer. 26 Mrs. Paterson, sick nurse. 11, 12 Mrs. Valentine, grocer, 27 George Lundie, shoemaker. 13 Reformed Presbyterian Church—Rev< 29 John Stevenson, joiner, Wm. Binme, D.D., minister.

,, Hugh M'Beath, mason. 14 James Torrance^ baker.

,, Alexander Chrystal, fitter. ,, Mrs. Graham, lodgings.

,, James Brown, weaver. ,, Andrew Learmonth, engine-driver.

,, Robert Dunsmore, foreman spinner. ,, John Jamieson, printer. 37 Daniel Hunter, mechanic. 25 P. & R. Paterson, tanners.

39 Andrew Stenhouse, carter. ,, James Allan, currier.

40 George Leishman, wright. ,, Robert M'Naughton, tanner. ,, Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings. 27 Goosecroft—James M'Farlane, carter ,, Mrs. Alexander. and dairyman.

41 Peter Taylor, wright. ,, James M'Alpine, brick and tile maker,

,, Eobert Holms, omnibus conductor. 28 James Duchart, joiner.

,, James Young, engine-driver. 29 Alexander Thorn, brickmaker.

,, Robert Morton, tailor. Samuel Kerr, gatekeeper. .

5, Alexander Telford, railway guard. Rosebank Cottage—James Dowdy.

,, Peter M'Farlane, engine-driver. Rosebank — Henry Eadie, salesman

,, Mrs, Robertson, draper, 42 Alexander Denovan, cabinetmaker. Forthbank— John Christie. „ Peter Ferguson, engine-driver, Springkerse—John Craw^ford.

, Christie, wood merchant. 44 Daniel Kerr, labourer. , William „ Alexander Hunter, maltster. 37 Springfield—James M'Alpine, brick- 45 Mrs. Smeaton, lodgings. maker. 46 George Chalmers, builder. 38 Alexander Paton, railway guard. 47 John Pow, smith. „ John Brown, weaver. 50 James Scott, provisions. 39 John Black, fireman. 52 Mrs. Miller, provisions. 40 William Henderson, engine-driver. 41 James Ormonston, smith. CRAIGS (UPPER). „ Peter Cameron, gardener. 3 James Gray, seedsman, manure and „ John Watson, fireman. grain merchant. „ Mrs. Kerr. Anderson, pointsman. 5 and 6 Duncan & Jamieson, steam ,, David

bottler. , printers, Observer oflfice. 43 David Kemp, STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 65

43 John Hood, baker. DOUGLAS STREET. Willia,m M'Dougal, joiner. 44 John M'Lean, master of works. Lindsay, foreman fitter. 45 Alexander David Stewart, draper. Ferguson, porter. „ Duncan William M'Adam, carter. -„ George Dick, engine-driver. James Stevenson, mason. • John Christie, engine-driver. ,. James Bonar, traveller. ^46 Mrs Young, mangier. Robert Campbell, mason. M'Farlane, porter. t „ James William Jarret. engine-driver. „ John Lamond, David Robertson, coach wright. Mrs. Doig, lodgings. 48 Thomas Gow, tailor. Watt, engine-driver. „ Thomas William Boswell, railway guard. Mrs. M'Naughton, provisions. 49 Joseph Bogle, last maker. James Taylor, railway guard. „ School—James Hamilton, teacher. Robert Fergus, gardener. ,, John Evans, labourer. „ James Watt, blacksmith. John Guthrie. Forsyth. 60 William Robert Donaldson, joiner. 61 James Dewar, carter. William Reid, blacksmith. Mrs. M'Connochie. 52 John Melville, painter. Spinning mill James Lyle. — Robert Mowat, engine-driver. Craigs house Andrew Beath, surgeon. i8 — Robert Wallace, ropespinner. t:6'9 Daniel Stewart, confectioner. Colin M'Dougal. John M'Gibbon, carter and dairyman. 60 John Bryce, mason. David Moyes, fitter. ,., James Chrystal, vanman. 6i John Herron, brewer. Robert Slimond, tailor. „ Eobert GilfiUan, spinner. Mrs. Thomson, lodgings. „ DOUNE ROAD. „ Alexander M'Naughton, blacksmith. 62 John Weir, joiner. A. Stewart & Co., millwrights. 64 Alexander Hendrie, .tinsmith. John Carvyle, cartwright.

1 65 Alexander Paton, quarrier. Thomas Crawford, publican and carter. 66 Wra. M'Leod, provisions. John M'Millan, aerated water manufacturer. 67 Walter Stewart, blacksmith. Thomas Murray, brewer. ,, DRUMMOND PLACE. 68 John Chrystal, hosier. John Christie. 69 James Donaldson, wright. Adam Whyte. ,, John Hunter. Walter Russell. ,, Henry Scotland, engine-driver. James Rae, 70 Kobert Dow, publican. M.D. William Mathieson. 71 Peter M'Laren, mason. Miss Morrison. 72 David M'Gregor, slater. Roberton. 73 Alex. Robertson, carter and dairyman. Miss 74 James Kerr, blacksmith. Misses Whitehead. 75 Mrs. Blair, laundress. Misses Sinclair. 76 Walter Buchanan, labourer. John G. Aitken, drysalter. J 77 John M'Luckie, joiner. 79 George Owen, jun,, smith and nia- DUMBARTON ROAD.

, chiuist. Robert Dick, saddler. , John Wilson, .» joiner. Mrs. Jack. David ^0 Gibson, porter. Miss Gilchrist. 8t Archibald 'Lay, M engine-driver. Robert Dick, saddler. Miss Main. Mrs. Robertson, lodgings. James Angus, dyer. Miss Robertson, dressmaker. John Clark, ,, dairyman. James Elder. 852 George Mouat, wool merchant. Mrs. Bryce, lodgings. 83 Bryce's Veterinary forge. Mrs. Neilson, do. 66 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

6 John Morrison & Sons, builders, joiners William Wilson, Forthbank cottage. and undertakers. Charles Gray, fireman. 7 Thomas M'lSTab, joiner and undertaker. William Hessel. 8 Mathie & Kerr, smiths and bellhangers. David Brymer. 9 John Craigie, plasterer. Thomas Hessel, 10 Kemp, Murray & JSTicholson, agricul- Cornton Road Check-bar. tural implement and reaping machine Thomas Raines, proprietor of travellinc makers, blacksmiths, builders, house thrashing-machines, Bridgehaugh. carpenters, and joiners. George Rodgers, pointsman, JSTew Bridge. 11 Andrew Davidson, blacksmith. Peter Lees, poinstnian, ISTew Bridge, 12 D. & J. MacEwen & Co.'s stores. 13 J. & J. Mathie & MacLuckie, writers, Wolf craig, FRIARS STREET. 14 Hill & Cathcart, writers. Wolf craig. 1 Feter Bett, fishmonger and game dealer, ESPLANADE (MOUNT PLEASANT 2 and 3, John M'Queen, dairy and provi- PLACE.) sion dealer. 5 Christopher C. Canby, engraver. David Macfarlane, militia staff. „ William Burns, storekeeper. Mrs. Christie. „ Jas. Chalmers, reed and camb maker William Christie, watchmaker. „ Miss Chalmers, straw hat maker. Thomas Arthur, assistant storekeeper, „ Alexander Kerr, blacksmith. Stirling Castle. f 6 James Harley, sheriff officer. Edward Ford, militia staff. „ Mrs. Simpson. Castle Hotel—Hugh Wood. 7 William Maltman, cabinetmaker. James C. R. Wood, teacher of music. 8 John Steel, plumber. John Balderston. 9 William Maltman, cabinetmaker. Walter Reid, superintendent of Burgh 10 Mrs. M'Laren, grocer and provision police. dealer. Robert Struthers, contractor. ,, John Carmichael.

,, James Nicol, compositor, FOETH PLACE. „ John Selkirk, joiner. „ Donald Mackenzie, police officer. 1 Forth Clyde Junction Railway Office & 11 Mrs. Auld, mangier and smallwares, R. Young, Secy. — 12 Mrs. Simpson, millinery and furnish- 2 Mrs. Hay. ings. 3 Thomas Mitchell. 13 Robert Liddel, joiner. 4 Hugh Mackay. ,, Mrs, Marshall. „ Benjamin Gordon, goods agent. „ Mrs. Laing, lodgings. 5 Mrs. M'Neil. ,, James Fyffe, engine-driver. 6 Hugh Gavin, draper. 14 Back entrance to Congregational 7 James Graham, musicseller. Schoolroom. William Crawford, china 8 merchant. 15 John Dobbie, boot and shoe warehouse. 9 John Johnstone, draper. 16 Mrs. Dougal, mangier. 10 Mrs. Reid. ,, James Bauchop, bootmaker. 11 James Johnston, wood merchant. „ Alex. Comrie, foreman coach painter.. 12 James Davie, ironfounder. ,, Miss Comrie, straw hat maker. Davie, clerk. „ John 17 James M'Kinlay, saddler. 18 Mrs. Leask, teacher. FORTH VALE. „ John Steel, plumber.

Robertson Brothers, wool spinners. ,, Mrs. Anderson, lodgings. Forth Bridge Shoe Factory — Wright „ Henry Murray, salesman grocer. Gumming. 19 Mrs. Robertson, flesher. Wm. Ed. Day & Co., waste dealers— Edwin 20 James Millar & Sons, grocers. Barraclough, manager. 21 Royal Hotel—Archibald Campbell. STIRLING—STREET DIBEGTOBY. 67

GLADSTONE PLACE. 3 Mrs. Dawson, lodgings.

Robert Peter. ,, Mrs. Watt, lodgings. Wright Gumming, boot and slioe maker. ,, John G. Aitken, drysalter and manure Colonel Gordon. merchant. Peter Fraser. ,, Maurice M'Intyre, bootcloser. Ochil Villas— 4 Colonel MTlierson. ,, Mrs. Adam, teacher of white seam Do,, 3 Captain Jenkins. seAving, Do., 2 Henry Ward. 4 William Gillespie, boot and shoe ware- Do., 1 Miss Galbraitli. house. Ocliil View—Alexander Martin. 5 John Mackieson, hairdresser and per- Do., George Martin. fumer. Woodville—James Reid. 6 James Millar & Sons, bakers. Mrs. Bell. 7 Thos. Walker, chemist and druggist, James Millar, baker, 8 Athena3um Subscription Library and Alexander Millar, baker. Reading Room—John Jack, librarian. Miss Stein. 9 Clydesdale Bank — James Dr'ysdale,' Mrs. Bell. agent. David, Andrew, and James Robertson, wool 10 Andrew M'Gregor, publican. spinners. 11 William Simpson, architect.

,, John Macfarlane, post boy.

IRVINE PLACE. ,, Thomas Muir, coach painter.

, Thomas Young, carver and gilder. 1 Miss Kidston. , ,, Hugh M. Kirkwood, printer. ,, Mrs,' Robert Reid. 2 William Cathcart, writer. ,, Macfarlane Free Library and Museum 3 Peter Young. —John Jack, librarian. 4 Tbomas Steel, ,, Henry Drummond, engine-driver. 5 Mrs. Burden, sen. 12 James Weir, saddler. 13 David Stewart, millinery and furnishing ,, William Burden. 7 Burden's Malt Barns. warehouse, 8 Burden's Brewery, 14 James Mitchell, tailor and clothier. 9 Roman Catholic School—Miss Maloney, 15 A, Stewart, puialican, teacher. ,, Misses Baton,

,, Alexander Murdoch. ,, Roman Catholic Chapel—Rev. Paul M'Lachlan. ,, W, S, Ballingall, messenger-at-arms. 10 Henry Esdon, cabinetmaker. ,, Duncan M'Diarmid, post boy. „ John Mackieson, hairdresser. ,, Misses Turner, dressmakers. 12 Miss Irvine. John Drummond, blacksmith. Rock Cottage—Alexander M 'Donald, 16 Graham & Morton, ironmongers. maltster. 17 David Morton, ironmonger. Do,, Thomas Low, painter. „ Miss M'Lea, teacher of music. Edward Boyes, maltster. „ George Morgan. Viewfield U.P. Church—Rev. A. F. „ James Henderson, grocer. Knox, minister. „ Morrison & Cunningham, writers. „ John M. Cunningham, J.P. clerk. JAIL WYND. „ Gibson & Reddie, plumbers and gas- fitters. County and Burgh Police Offices. James M'Laren, post boy. Justice of Peace Court-Room, „ John Dewar, post boy, Sheriff Court-Room. ,, „ William M'Naughton, baker. James KING STREET. „ Wells, blacksmith. „ Mrs. Erskine, midwife. 1 Hugh Ferguson, boot and shoe ware- „ Walter Thomson, plumber. house. ,, Robert Reid, post boy. 2 MacEwen Brothers, grocers. 18 James M'Kinlay, tailor and clothier, 3 William Dowell, tailor and clothier. 19 Robert Adam, cork manufacturer. 68 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY

19 Joseph Napier, superintendent of ,, Mrs. Thomas Gillies. Forth fishings. 38 Peter Miller, ironmonger. „ Mrs. Balderston, lodgings. 39 John F. Crawford, bookseller, stationer 20 T. & D. Peacock, drapers. and news agent. 21 Morgan & Co., drapers. 40 Stirling Journal and Advertiser office- 22 David Turnbull, jeweller, watchmaker James Hogg. optician. and jj Temperance Hotel—Wm. Dowdy, sen. 23 William Macgregor, auctioneer and William Dowdy, junior. valuator. 41 William Robertson, hatter. „ John Muirhead, writer. 42 J. & A. Drummond, drapers.

,, John Cairns, corn merchant. 43 Thomas Gentles, saddler.

,, Miss Welsh, lodgings. 44 James L. Philp, writer.

,, Thomas Ballingall & Co., glaziers. „ Mrs. and Miss Robertson, milliners and „ Woodside Cottage— Mrs. Alex. Mac- dressmakers. donald. 45 John Vance, boot and shoe warehouse. „ Mrs. Fraser, mangier. 46 Tract Depot—Peter Drummond. „ John Welsh, grain porter. 47 William Drummond & Sons, seedsmen „ Thomas Hardie, waiter. 49 John Wands, china merchant. 24 Eobt. S Shearer, bookseller, stationer, 50 Golden Lion Hotel coach office. and circulating library. 51 Golden Lion Hotel— Duncan Campbell. 25 Alexander Jenkins, writer. 52 Arch. Merrilees, plumber and gasfitter.i „ Mrs. Anderson. John MTntosh, hostler. „ James Gardner, cooper. 53 J. & G. Henderson & Co., grocers. „ John Kay, compositor. 54 Fletcher & Co., seed merchants. slater. „ John Abercromby, ?? Dougald Cowan, coach wheel maker. William ,, Miss Pearson, dressmaker. „ Bryce, cabinetmaker and „ John Wordie, cooper. upholsterer. „ John Lennox, blacksmith. ,j John Cairns, corn merchant.

„ William Smith, labourer. jj William M'Pherson, upholsterer.

„ Andrew Watson. jj G. T, Beattie, commission merchant. 26 William Peddie, stationer and news 55 Alexander Marshall, publican. agent. 56 Union Bank—J. & J. Mathie, agents. 27 Hugh Crawford, railway guard. 57 John D. Mathie, writer. „ Hugh Crawford, jun., clerk. 58 James M'Cracken, publican. hairdresser. Dr. Wilson. 28 John Barnes, 5 J Mrs. G. R.

29 William Graham, banker. J5 A. Verri, teacher of pianoforte and „ William Paton, accountant. singing. „ David Turnbull, jeweller. 59 Wm. J. Moore, druggist ; house, 58. 30 KoyalBank of Scotland—Wm. Graham, 60 John Jamieson, clothier. agent. 61 Andrew Maloch, gunsmith and cutler. 31 Henderson Brothers, drapers. 62 Wm. Harvey, jeweller and watchmaker 33 W. & J. Trotter,_ hosiers, glovers, out- 63 Coffee Rooms— Robert Stevenson.

fitters and shirtmakers. 55 James Robertson, labourer. 34 Misses Johnstone, dressmakers. George Greig. milliners and straw Menzies Co., drapers. ,, Misses Fleming, 65 Thomas & hat makers. QQ BanksBrothers, smiths and bell-hangers, iron bedstead ,, Miss Bruce, lodgings. perambulator and

,, John Henderson, photogi'apher. makers.

35 Robert Marshall, hatter. 55 Mrs. Banks. 36 City of Glasgow Bank—Chrystal & James Brown, letter carrier.

Macfarlane, agents. J, Mrs. Brown, lodgings. 37 Chrystal & Macfarlane, writers. 67 James Smith, grocer. dealer. ,, Mrs. Vance. 68 William Jenkins, general ironmonger. merchant. ,, Peter Miller, ^j Daniel M'Ewen, iron

hatter. Orderly Room. ; „ Robert Marshall, j> Volunteer 1 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

69 Eobert Liddel, grocer. 17 Mrs. Macmillan. 71 W. & A. Johnston, drapers. 18 Peter Murray, coalmaster. 72 Robert Curror, banker. 19 Miss Jardine. 73 Bank of Scotland—Robt. Curror, agent. 20 Archibald Henderson, draper. MAR PLACE. Misses Satchwell. Southlodge—Mrs. Munnoch. Stirlingshire Militia Stores. Do. Alex. Munnoch. Norman Masson, sergeant-major, Stirling- Randolphfield— J. Wood Blakey. lingshire militia. Clifford Park—Misses Wright. Mrs. Colonel Forbes, Snowdoun house. MURRAY PLACE. MAXWELL PLACE. 1 Tract Depot back entrance. 1 John Walls, painter. 2 Peter Carmichael, confectioner. „ Mrs. Reid, lodgings. 3 James Graham, pianoforte and music 2 Thomas Walker, druggist. warehouse. „ Thomas Young, gilder. 4 Temperance Hotel—Peter Carmichael. 3 Miss Eason. 5 Robert Drummond & Son, jewellers. Miss Russell, teacher of music. ,, 7 Thomas Muir, coal merchant. 4 David Adams, agent for Wordie & Co. ,, Lachlan Ritchie, baker. „ Thomas Miller, engineer. ,, P. Wallace, auctioneer and contractor. clerk. „ Andrew A. White, law Mrs. Hill, lodgings. John M. Crawford, cabinetmaker. ,, 5 8 Andrew M 'Lachlan, milliner. 6 James Thomson. 9 S. Young, boot and shoe warehouse. 7 Robert Frame. 93- Lambert Hepting, jeweller and watch- „ John Carnegie, commission agent. maker. 8 George Wilson, baker. 9f Matthew 0. Thomson, jeweller and „ William Clink, carter. watchmaker. & Co's Stables., 9 Wordie 10 John Lennox, grocer. 10 Miss Miller, dressmaker, and lodgings. 1 William Drummond & Sons back en- lodgings. „ Mrs. Cameron, trance. 12 Murray's Hall Lime Office"^ John MELVILLE PLACE. ,, Brick and Tile Office > Christie. 1 William Drysdale. „ William Vost, surveyor of taxes. 2 Robert Drummond, jeweller. „ James T. Wingate, writer.

,, Gregor Drummond, do. „ Robert Bald, painter. 3 Mrs. Duthie. „ Samuel Young, bootmaker. 4 James Drummond, draper. 13 John Kirkland, publican and green 5 George Mouat, wool merchant. grocer. 6 John Dick, writer. 14 Virtue & Ferguson, ironmongers. 7 John Todd. 15 A. Campbell, photographer. 8 Mrs. Dr. Anderson. 16 Robert Bald, painter and glazier. 9 Misses Esam & Williams, boarding and 17 J. Bauchop, boot and shoe warehouse. educational establishment for young 18 Daniel Stewart, confectioner and ladies. pastry baker. 10 Rev. Colin M'Kenzie. 19 Golden Lion Hotel back entrance. 11 Misses Hamilton. 20 Robert Patterson, land agent. 12 Rev. Robt. Frew, D.D., U.P. Church, „ William Stevenson, writer. St. JSTinians. „ John Esdon, law clerk. 13 James T. Wingate, writer. „ Robert Prater, plumber. 14 John MacEwen, sen., grocer. „ Mrs. Peter MTntyre, lodgings. „ John MacEwen, jun., grocer. 22 James Millar, clothier. 15 Rev. John T. Gowanlock. 22^ Hugh Gavin, draper. 16 Mrs. Peter MacEwen. 23 Mrs. Jack, publican. 70 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

24 Robert M'Nicol, publican. 43 Commercial Bank—J. M. Morrison,i 25 Wm. Waugh, veterinary surgeon. agent. „ John M'Kean, corn merchant. 44 Leon J. Piatt, dentist. 26 Henry Gardner, toy merchant, coal and ,, John Scott, beadle, Free North Church fireclay wares agent. 46 John Murrie, banker. 27 Post Office, Postal Telegraph Office, 48 National Bank—John Murrie, agent, and Savings Bank—W. C. Steven- PLACE. son, postmaster. NELSON 27| Commissary Clerk's office—A. Hutton, 1 John Forbes, railway porter. clerk; John Young, writer, clerk- 2 Alexander Robb, foreman moulder. depute 3 John Logan. „ Francis Mackison, architect and sur- 4 Thomas Laidlaw. veyor. 5 James Ronald, builder.

,, J. G.M'Lean, accountant, stock broker, 6 Alexander M'Nair, iron merchant. and insurance agent. 7 Andrew D. Glen, Post office clerk.

,, Mrs. Stewart, lodgings. 8 William Smith.

,, Duncan M'Ara. 9 John Paterson.

,, William Waugh, veterinary surgeon. 10 George Davie, tailor.

,, Mrs. M'lSTab, lodgings. 11 William Makill. 27^ r>. & R. Miller, cabinetmakers. 12 John Nicol. 28" James Grant, smith and bellhanger. 13 Mrs. Hay. 28^ Robert Henderson & Co., clothiers. 14 Robert S. G. Paton, Ph.D., analytical 28g- Misses M'Lachlan, dressmakers. chemist. 28| Alexander Baird & Sons, toy and um- 15 Chas. H. Graham, M.D. brella warehouse. 16 Alexander Brodie, wine merchant. 29 Robert Prater, plumber and gasfitter. 17 John Morrison, builder and joiner. 30 North Church—Rev. J. A. Camjjbell, 18 J. Douglas. minister. 19 Mrs. Donaldson. John Halket, beadle. 20 John Henderson, law clerk. 31 John Walls, painter and paperhanger. 21 William Liddell. 32 Baptist Chapel—Rev. George Yuill, 22 Andrew Colquhoun, brewer. minister. 23 Thomas Gafl, working chemist.

,, James Symon. 24 Alexander Abercromby, reporter.

,, Misses Symon, milliners and straw hat 25 W. J. Clarke, salesman seedsman, makers. 26 James Drummond, joiner. 33 Crowe & Rodgers, photographers. 34 Station Hotel—Ebenezer Hendry, NEWHOUSE. 35 John Macdonald, publican. Mrs, Archibald, laundress.

,, Railway Station Passenger Booking William Forbes, gardener. Office. Mrs. Sinclair, publican. 36 Queen's Hotel—James Hardie. Thomas Belton, coachman. 37 John Macdonald, cooper. David Drummond, wright, 38 Alexander G. Reid. Mrs, Daniel Reid. grocer,

,, Misses Buchanan & M'Millan, milliners James Rigg, spinner. and dressmakers. Miss Harley. 39 Free North Church—Rev. Alex. Reith, Williair, Kerr, tailor. D.D., minister. James Lindsay, blacksmith, 40 John C. M'Lintock, clerk. Mrs. Grassam.

,, Andrew Hutton, commissary clerk. James M'Kinstray, joiner.

,, John Lennox, grocer. John R. Hill, teacher. 41 Congregational Chapel—Rev. A. Nairn, Mrs. Square. minister. James Robertson, painter. 42 Mrs. Leggat, lodgings. Mrs. Thomas Gillespie.

, William Walker, horse-dealer James Stephenson, land measurer. , and omni- bus proprietor. James Low, painter. STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 71

Arthur Henderson, joiner. 7 David Buchan, lathsplitter. James Wordie, gardener. „ Mrs. Ferguson, mangier. John Thomson, tailor. 8 William Martin, overseer to Water James Thomson, flesher. Commissioners. Mrs. Dick, provisions. „ James Stevenson, carter. Sinclair & Co., cabinetmakers. „ Hugh M'Dougal, carter. Eose Cottage—Alex. Dunsmore, grocer, „ James Stevenson, pointsman. and leader of psalmody Free North 10 J, Millar's tailor's shop.

Church. ,, Robert Bald's paint workshop. Beechwood—Miss Robertson. 11 Stirling Foundry— Davie, Brown, & Thomas Hunter, gardener. Young, founders, millwrights, and Peter Donaldson, labourer. engineers. Thomas Harris, pointsman. „ James Grant, smith. Peter Colston, gardener, 13 George Thomson, coach builder and Archibald Glen, coachwright. harness maker. William M'Laren, tailor. James Mercer, residenter. Robert Mercer, salesman grocer. PARK LANE. Robert Cribbes, publican. Stirling Rope Work— Charles Robert- John Buchanan, painter. son. Duncan Macnie, gardener. William Hunter, wool merchant. George Dick, carter, Andrew L. Muir, coal merchant. Robert Alexander, mason. Miss Laing. Mrs. Grant. Panton & Co., maltsters, David Miller, joiner. John Paterson, inspector of poor. James Morrison, residenter. Alexander Forgie, grocer. Walter Forgie, vanman. PARK PLACE. Mrs. Galloway. James M'Queen, tailor. 1 Glenelm Lodge—Henry Drummond, Peter Alexander, joiner. seedsman. Mrs. Campbell. 2 Leonard Baker, art master, High Mrs. Lindsay. School. Mrs. Dewar. 3 Mrs. Trotter, Robert Baird, mechanic, „ William Trotter, William Somerville, nail manufacturer. 4 William Reid. Rev. Robert M'Corkle, Free Church manse, 5 Andrew F. Hutcheson, classical master, Janefield—James Duncan. High School. Do. Alexander Binnie, 6 Miss Gibson. Do. Alexander M'Gi-outher. 7 Rockdale Lodge—Peter Drummond. 8 Mineral Vale—William Gillespie. ORCHARD PLACE. 9 Mrs. Gillespie. Coneypark K'ursery—Wm. Drummond

1 Brodie & Co., wine and spirit mer- & Sons ; John Morrison, superin- chants. tendent. „ Henderson's Live Cattle Mart. Coneypark—William Cochrane, draper. 2 Robert Robertson, coal merchant. 11 Cliflfside—George Murdoch. 4 Hugh Wright, vanman. 12 Robert MacLuckie, writer. „ Robert Hunter, carpet-weaver. 13 Wm. C, Stevenson, postmaster. „ William Bryce, cabinetmaker. 14 William Baird. umbrella maker. „ Francis Finlayson, tailor. 15 James Alexander.

,, James Donaldson, painter. 16 Mrs, John Downie. „ Walker's Livery Stables, 17 Misses Goodsir. 6 William Finlayson, slater, 18 John Todd, shipowner. 6 Thomas Fulton, militia bandsman. 19 John Robertson, grocer. 72 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

PARK TERRACE. 6 James Cowbrough, grocer. 2 Mrs. and Miss Russell. 7 James Cowbrough & Co., grocers. Berlin 3 James Anderson, road surveyor. 8 J. G. Thomson, wool repository. Macdonald, 4 Rev. G. Alexander, D.D., The Manse. 9 Henry S. jeweller and watchmaker. Enclosure House—Mrs. Monteath. —Miss Thorburn. 10 Miss Cairns, lodgings. M'Dougal, joiner and lodgings. 5 Tredinnock House — Andrew Druni- „ Wm. Fulton, clerk. mond, draper. ,, Thomas M'Lellan, lodgings. 6 Jolin Davidson, writer. „ Miss 7 Mrs. Wright. 11 John M'Veau, green grocer. 12 Mrs. Sutherland, muslin sewing and 8 Robt. Ogilvie, H.M. inspector of schools. 9 Mrs. Smith. stamping. 13 Adam Herron, cabinetmaker. ,, James Smith. 10 William A. Anderson. „ Robert Currie, joiner and undertaker. 11 Charles Gibson, M.D. „ Burgh Assessor's Office — Robert 12 Mrs. Craig. Currie. Taylor, coal agent. 13 W. R. Hutton. ,, John 14 Alexander Dunsmore, grocer. 14 Robert M'Innes, artist. 15 Misses Thorn. 15 J. R. Sinclair, boot and shoe warehouse. 16 Mrs. Dall. 16 James S. Fleming, writer. 17 Robert Paterson, tanner. „ Archibald Duncan, china merchant. Geoi'ge Bauchop, baker. 18 Hon. Mrs. St. Clair. ,, 19 Misses Pringle. „ Misses Stoddart. 20 William Vost. ,, D. & J. MacEwen & Co.'s stores. 21 Miss Tytler. 17 George Bauchop, baker. 22 Mrs. Cuthbertson. 18 William Christie, watchmaker. 19 William Duncanson, druggist 23 John Macfarlane, banker and writer. 20 D. & J. MacEwen & Co., grocers. 24 Thomas L. Galbraith, town clerk. 21 Robert Brown, grocer. ,, Misses Galbraith. 25 Andrew Downie. 22 W. & J. Thomson, fleshers. 26 John Harvey. 23 Miss J. Stewart, china merchant. 24 Alexander Gillespie, publican. 27 Captain J. C. Craigie Halkett, adju- 25 D. J. Stewart, tant, Stirlingshire Militia. & jewellers, and watch- The Elms—Mrs. Thomson. makers. Do. Mrs. Douglas. 26 L. H. Rintoul, fish and game dealer. 27 William gardener Do. John Thomson, coachbuilder. Armstrong, and green grocer. Laurel Hill—Misses Speirs. 28 Stoddart's boot and shoe warehouse. Miss Dunn, dressmaker. PORT STREET. 28^ 29 Wm. Carson, painter and paperhanger. 1 Alex. Miller, bookseller, stationer, and 30 Mrs. A. Abercromby, gardener and circulating library. fruiterer. 2 Charles Wingate, writer. 31 John Canning, fitter. „ Miss Craise, lodgings. „ John Murray, gardener, „ John Wands, china merchant. „ Ralph Robb, smith. Miss „ Reid, furrier and lodgings. ,, David Christie, slater. „ Archibald Merrilees, plumber. „ Michael Munnoch, slater.

„ Mrs. Paul, lodgings. ,, Thomas Hislop, plumber. 3 David Findlay, M.D., surgeon 32 Robert Walls, Kerse mills store—James „ James Findlay, druggist. Burnett, salesman. 4 Andw. Swan, jeweller and watchmaker. 33 James Millar & Sons, bakers. 5 John A. Dempster, tobacconist. 34 John Chrystal, publican and hosier. 6 Stamp and Tax Office—John Davidson, 35 John Paton, joiner. writer. „ Mrs. Turnbuli, sick nurse. ,, James Findlay, druggist. „ James Arnott, painter and lodgings. STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 73

35 Mrs. A. Abercromby. e,B\ William Kinross, coachbuilder and „ John "Watt, currier. harness-maker.

„ William Bryce, coach trimmer. ,, J. & J. Angus, dyers.

,, James Fergus, labourer. ,, James M'Callum, eerated water manu-

,, William Armstrong, gardener. facturer.

,, Archibald Mitchell, foreman carter. 66 Mrs. Robertson, fish and game dealer..

,, Robert M 'Donald, bill-poster. 67 James Marshall, flesher, 36 J. M Arthur, Berlin wool repository. 68 Archibald Duncan, china merchant and 37 James Marshall, flesher. coal agent. 38 John Torrance, baker and confectioner. 69 Mrs. Stewart, lodgings.

39 R. & H. H. Campbell, procurators-fiscal ,, Miss Stewart, dressmaker.

to Sheriff and Justices. ,, James Glover, tailor.

,, Robt. Campbell, writer, clerk of supply, ,, Misses Campbell, dressmakers.

&c., &c. ,, Robert Roberts, flesher.

40 J. Pullar & Son, dyers. ,, Mrs. Eadie, lodgings.

41 John Lyall, fruiterer. ,, David Miller, saddler. 42 Thomas Binning. 70 Alexander Scott, confectioner.

,, Miss Robertson, dressmaker. 71 Duncan M'Laren, publican.

,, Mrs. Piper, lodgings. 72 Robert Roberts, flesher.

,, Miss Baldie, dressmaker. 73 Miss M Allan, milliner and outfitter. 43 J. & J. Hardie, plumbers, brass founders, 74 John MAllan, tea dealer.

and gasfitters. ,, Daniel Reid.

44 Singer Sewing Machine Co. ,, Andrew Marshall, warehouseman.

45 Robert Anderson, builder, joiner and ,, Robert Sharp, joiner.

undertaker. ,, William M'Kenzie, rope spinner.

,, J. & J. Hardie's plumber works. 75 Lachlan Ritchie, baker. 454 John Johnston, fish merchant. 76 V/'illiam Baird, flesher. 46 Miss Thomson. 77 Railway Hotel—Mrs. Grant.

,, John Lyall, fruiterer. 78 L. H. Rintoul, fish and game dealer. 465 Robertson & Macfarlane, grocers and spirit merchants. PEINOES STREET. 47 John Finlayson, saddler. 1 Mrs. Lawrence, publican. 48 David Ronald, glazier and glass mercht. 2 Mrs. Nimmo, lodgings. 49 John Bryce, veterinary surgeon. 3 ]Sr. Wojenski, teacher of languages. John Allan, architect and surveyor. ,, 4 Thomas Herald, Goosecroft chemical John Cribbes, grocer. ,, works. 50 Crawford & Don, grocers and spirit 5 William Barclay, sculptor. merchants. 6 J. R. Sinclair, boot maker. 51 John Mitchell, bootmaker. 7 Thomas Menzies, draper. 52 John Mitchell, publican. 9 Mrs. Hunter. 53 Port Custom-House. — Lessee, John Thomas Bowie, clerk. Dawson. ,, Donald M'Naughton, missionary. Mrs. David Allan, lodgings. ,, ,, James Hardie, plumber. 54 Daniel M'Lachlan, grocer. ,, 10 Robert Anderson, joiner. 55 John Miller & Son, bakers. 11 Parlane Macfarlane, grocer. 57 Mrs. Gourley, publican. 12 David Findlay, M.D. 58 MacEwen & Co.'s Stores. 60 Thos. Henderson, joiner, cabinetmaker and undertaker. QUEEN STREET. (53 David Miller, saddler. 1-3 David Yellowlees & Sons, tanners, 64 Robert Miller, smith and implement curriers, and leather merchants. maker. 4 Alexander Campbell, chief constable,

,, Esdon & Son, cabinetmakers. 5 Misses Hewit.

,, Robert Arthur, wood turner. 6 Miss Donaldson, 65 Mrs. Ure, provisions. 7 John Bruce, Inland Revenue clerk. 74 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

8 Misses Marshall, dressmakers. Thomas Pettigrew, reporter. Mrs. Jack, lodgings. ,, Mrs. Angus. 39 Mrs. Leckie, lodgings. ,, Miss Yost. 10 Miss Rattray. J. S. Wright, Observer reporter. William Glen, letter carrier. ,, Arcli. M'LacUan, coal and commission agent. Robert Scotland, salesman clothier. 11 Mrs. Humble. James Nicol, joiner. grocer. „ Mrs. Gentleman. 40 William Don, 12 Inland Revenue Office. William M. Grant, drill instructor. 13 Mrs. Dr. Wilson. William Banks, coach wright. 14 Peter Ferguson. Daniel Stewart, jeweller. 41 Mrs Brown. ,, Duncan Ferguson, ironmonger. „ John Ferguson, leather cutter. James Brown, writer. Mrs and Miss Laing. ,, Daniel Ferguson, bank accountant. 15 Mrs. Wright. Alexander Bald. 16 James M'Elfrish, soapmaker. William M'Millan, joiner. 17 Adam Herron, cabinetmaker. 19 James Grant, smith. QUEEN'S ROAD.

,, William Morrison, joiner. Robert S, Shearer, bookseller. 20 James Smith, grocer. Robert M'Mcol, brewer. 21 Hugh M. Kirkwood, printer. 22 Mrs. and Miss Robertson. EAPLOCH. 23 John Young, writer. John Jamieson, joiner. 24 Miss Gordon, teacher. Alexander Laing, joiner. Mrs. Crombie. ,, John Kay, blacksmith. James Millar, clothier. ,, Alexander Meiklejohn, joiner. Mrs. D. Fisher. ,, John Guthrie, publican. 25 John Mackenzie, M.A., teacher. Nicol Reid, tailor. 26 William Murray, spirit dealer. Robert Ferguson, teacher. 27 Mrs. M'Laren. John Esdon, cabinetmaker. Miss Baxter, ,, James Comrie, tea merchant. 28 James Oswald. James Laing, salesman clothier. ,, SHORE ROAD. 29 George Peddie, tinsmith. Stables. ,, Mrs. Brown. 1 Royal Hotel 30 Thomas Inglis, draper. 24 Thomas Scotland, painter. 31 Robert Hardie. 3 Seaforth House—George Thomson. bakehouse and ,, Alexander Henderson, joiner. 4 James Millar and Sons, 32 Mrs. Paton. stores. 33 Andrew P. Hart, druggist, 4|- William Anderson, coal agent. inspector. ,, Miss Trimmer, teacher. ,, Andrew Smith, waggon

,, James Currie, joiner. ,, Thomas M'Nab, joiner.

34 Mrs. Archibald. ,, Thomas Scotland, painter. John Smith, draper. 6 James White, baker. J,

,, Mrs. DaAVSon, lodgings. ,, Duncan M'Pherson, postboy.

,, James Haklane, salesman draper. ,, Alex. Douglas, tanner. dairy. ,, A. Campbell, photographer. 7 Saaforth House—Jn. Robertson, 35 Wesleyan Chapel. 8 Donald M'Gregor, labourer.

36 Rev. T. J. Walsh. ,, James Donaldson, wright.

37 John Keir, clerk. ,, James Tainsh, labourer. labourer. ,, P. K. Imrie, grocer. ,, Thomas Hutcheson, carter. ,, Miss M'Farland, dressmaker. ,, Adam Aikman,

,, Alexander M'Lean, salesman draper. ,, Robert Westwater, shoemaker.

38 Jas. Miller, locomotive superintendent. ,, John Bell, wheel inspector.

,, Robert Brown, grocer. ,, Alexander Cameron, gatekeeper. STIRLING—STREET DIREOTORY. 75

Robert White, railway guard. SNOWDON PLACE. James Nicol, slater. G. N. Forrester, of Craigannet. blames M'Dougal. Miss Forrester. Peter Cuthbert, labourer. Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. Miller. John Hill. Joseph Kennedy, sawyer. Southfield house—George Christie. Robert Anstruther, baker. Trininallan house— Col. J. M. Gartshore. Mrs Imrie. James Lyle, manufacturer. James Chalmers, porter. William C. Macnie, brick and tile maker. 10 James Reid, provision dealer and Dun- John G. Aitken, drysalter. more post runner. John Murray, joiner. 12 Alex. Jack, yardsman, C.R. Mrs. M'Micking. Robert Whitelaw, moulder. James Grieve, tanner. Malcolm Ferguson, porter. H Albert Meyer, control officer, Castle. 55 Mrs. Smith. Gavin Crawford, engine-driver SPITTAL SQUARE. 16 John Cameron, porter. William Cameron, labourer. High School—John Stevenson, janitor. George Syme. Free South Church—Rev. W. F. Goldie, William Anderson, ticket collector. minister. Mrs. Watson, provision dealer. Thomas Henderson, joiner. James Graham, lath splitter. Trades Hall, P. C. Mackie's School. William Greig, goods agent, C.R. Henry, Welsh. SPITTAL STREET. William Willison, eng'nee^r, N.B.R. 1 Corn Exchange Hotel— William Mac-

John , Samuel, station superinten- gregor. dent. „ David Macgregor, toll contractor. William Pedder, inspector of per- „ Corn Exchange—William Macgregor, manent way, C.R lessee. 26 Forthside houses-Rev. Andrew 2 George T. Beattie, commission agent. Milioy. „ Miss Finlayson, straw hat maker. Archibald Ferguson, railway guard. 3 John Wright, shopman. William M'Gorum, railway guard. 4 Robert Masson, bookbinder. J. Walker, wright. 5 Alex. Hamilton, tea and cloth mer- William M'Intosh, carter. chant. WiLiam Johnston, publican. 6 Andrew Murray, engine-driver. William Donaldson, mason. 8 Andrew Oswald, slater. Robert Stephenson, wood and coal 9 James Craig, rag and china mer- merchant. chant. George A, Murray, Inland revenue 10 Burgh School—John Graham, head officer. master. M'sses Christie. ,, Misses Miller, dressmakers and lodg- Clristie & Son, brick and tile ings. makers. ,, Patrick Moran, labourer. Jtmes Sinclair, shipowner. 12 Industrial School — David Berry, John G. Aitken, drysalter and ship- teacher ; Mrs. Rain, matron. owner. 14 Miss Christie. Shore Dues office. 15 Thomas Kmg, provisions. North British Railway Goods Station 16 Archibald Watt, dairy. —Benjamin Gordon, agent. „ William Miller, labourer. M'Fadyen & Co., carting agents. ,, Andrew Davidson, blacksmith. Andrew Robertson, coal agent. „ William Fyffe, joiner. William Anderson, do. „ John Galbraith, china merchant. John Davie, do. 20 Miss Loughran, pawnbroker, J, B. Stephenson, do. 21 Alexander Gilchrist, market gardener. 76 STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY.

21 William Mack, gunsmith. East Church—Rev. George Alexander, „ James Napier, shoemaker. D.D., minister. „ John Ferguson, steamboat agent. Cemetery— Geo. Cunningham, sexton. 22 John Galbraith,chinaand rag merchant. Butter Market (back entrance). 23 David Honeyman, labourer. M'Nicol's Brewery (back entrance). „ Peter Aikman, carter. 27 Peter M'Mememy, pawnbroker, „ Robt. Breymer, baker. 32 A. Hanraty, broker. 24 Mrs. Young, mangier and provisions. 33 James Alexander, joiner. 29 Thomas Shaw, labourer. „ William M'Kenzie, shoemaker. 34 Miss Lawson, provisions. 34 John Paton, ham curer. 35 John Thomson, cabinetmaker. 35 Mrs Bannigan. 36 Mrs. Williamson, provisions. 37 James Hagan, broker. ST. MARY'S WYND. Alexander Duthie, tailor. 38 1 Mrs. D. Brown, publican. Craig's china store. 39 James 2 Peter MTntosh, Militia Staff. 40 Thomas Balfour, cabinetmaker. „ Malcom Wilson, labourer. 42 James Callaghan, coal dealer. 4 John Ferguson, publican. currier and leather cutter. 43 D. Crocket, 8 William Peddie, bookseller. bookbinder. „ Robert Masson, 10 Alex. Henderson, joiner and under- Duncan, straw 45 Misses Cameron and taker. dressmakers. hat and 11 Charles Duffin, broker. shoemaker. George White, 12 Mrs. Henderson. 46 William Cowie, cabinetmaker. Miss M'Vean, dressmaker. shoemaker. ,, „ Robert Roxburgh, 17 Andrew M'Alister, publican. 18 Stephen Hare. ST. JOHN STREET. „ Patrick Docherty, shoemaker. 1 Patrick M'Naughtan, wright. 19 John M'Call, furniture dealer. „ James Wilson, shoemaker. 21 James M'Ewen, labourer. 2 John Forsyth, grocer. 22, 23 Peter M'Mahon, broker and waste 3 James M'Vean, labourer. dealer. 4 William M'lSTicol, publican. 25 A. Drysdale, shoemaker. 5 James Dick, town officer. „ John Donaldson.

,, Wm. Mackenzie, sergeant-major S.R.V. 26 Mrs. Train, dairy and provisions. 6 Alex. Robertson, greengrocer. 29 James Buchanan, mason. 7 A. & W. Forrest, cabinetmakers. „ James Kenan, baker.

„ Thomas Robertson, guildry officer. ,, Alex. Fletcher, plumber. „ Hugh Ferguson, bootmaker. 30 Mrs. Barclay, furniture dealer. „ Mrs King, lodgings. 33 James M'Mahon, waste dealer. „ Mrs Fraser. „ Miss Maloney, teacher. 8 Mrs Dawson. 34 James O'Neil, labourer, 9 John Banks, smith. 35 Mrs. Di-eghorn, provisions. „ John M'Lachlan, town crier. 36 John Erskine, labourer, „ John Forsyth, grocer. „ Thomas Convel^, mason. , 13 Richard Davie, Sheriff and bar officer. 37 John Beattie, tanner. j 16 Erskine U.P. Church-Rev. John Steed- 38 John Henderson, labourer. man, minister. „ James Kerr, labourer. 17, 18 Prison—J. Robertson, governor. 39 Alex. Mackay, labourer. 19 Rev. James Markland, prison chaplain. 40 Miss Mowbray, mangier. „ John Robertson, governor of prison. 41 George Erskine, clerk. 21 Gordon Grant, lieutenant county police. „ E. C. Erskine, toys and small wares. 22 William M'Lea, clerk. 42 Alexander Neilson, shoemaker. Bowling green, „ Thomas M'Nie, baker. Guild Hall—Thos. Robertson, officer. 44 J. M. Pollock, dairyman. West Church—Rev. William Findlay, 46 Robert Neilson, sailor. minister. „ John Danskin, carter. •

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46 Malcolm Johnston, porter. THE TEREACE. „ William Stevenson, coach wright. 1 William H, Forrest, surgeon. 48 'Mrs. M'Gibbon. James Forrest, physician and surgeon. 50 David Duncan, tailor. 2 William Wright, of Broom. 51 John Hay, shoemaker. 3 William Johnstone, M.D.

,, James M'Farlane, brewer. 4 Mrs Fulton. 52 Mrs. Burden's ale store. 5 David Miller, bookseller. „ Burden's Brewery office. 53 William Marshall, pointsman. 56 John Craigie. PITT TERRACE. 59 Edward Boyes, maltster. G Peter Dalgleish, candlemaker. 63 Maraville house—Miss Lucas. 9 Duncan M. Thomson, coachbuilder. 64 Elmbank—Peter Nicholson.joiner. 10 Alexander L. Moodie, surgeon. 65 Bellfield—Andrew Crawford, writer. 11 Mrs M. Grainger, lodgings. „ Mrs. Burden. „ Robert Gray, commission agent. „ James R. Young, clerk. Viewforth—James Paton. QQ John Kidston, provisions and dairy. Springbank — Robert Sconce, sheriff- „ William Kidston. substitute. 67 John Sorley, fitter. Viewfield Lodge— 68 Daniel Blair, lathsplitter, Annfield—Lady Ann Dick Lauder. 69 Richard Horn, grocer. Livilands— Robert Smith. 70 James Watson, agent for Preserved Wester Livilands—Ebenezer Morrison, Meat Co. writer. 71 James M'Laren, watchmaker. William Meiklejohn, draper, Livilands „ William Donaldson. road. ,, Daniel Stalker, shoemaker. Woodlands—William Mitchell. 72 C. Glass, grocer. Thrushville—John Shearer. 73, 74 Hugh Bennet, dairyman and coal agent. 75 Episcopal School-Miss Buchan, teacher. THISTLE STREET. teacher. George Wilkinson, ticket collector. 76 Mrs. M'Culloch, publican. William M'Lean, railway policeman. 77 David Peter, cabinetmaker and under- Laurence Hay, foreman railway porter. taker. Caledonian Railway Goods office Wm. 78 Archibald M'Lean, watchmaker. — Greig, agent. Henry Sweeny, clothes dealer. „ John Grant, weigher. 79 Marykirk. Robert Robertson, coal agent. 80 William Marshall, provisions. Thomas Muir, do., 82 James Duffin, labourer. Thomas Binning, do., 84 Peter Allan, hairdresser. George Russel, do., 85 John Docherty, hawker. Daniel M'Kerracher, do., 86 J. T. Bell, provision and spirit dealer. James Livingston, do., 87 Gillard Leathly, broker and fish dealer. Gas Company's office. 88 Long Close. Gas Works— Peter Watson, manager. 89 John Forbes, news agent. Alex. Bean—Gas Company's mechanic. 90 Patrick Convery, furniture dealer. Peter Watson, Gas Company's manager, 93 Mrs. Doyle, broker. Thistle Cottage. 94 James Duffin, broker. Goosecroft Chemical Works Thomas 97 J.&. bakers and — D.Young, confectioners. Herald. 99 John Chalmers, flesher Lamb & Buchan, lathsplitters. 100 Jean Pirnie, provisions. Mackie & Co., plasterers. 101 Francis M'Gloan, provisions. Swimming Baths—John Johnston. 102, 103 Oddfellow's Hall. Mrs. Scott, lodgings. .

78 STIRLING- STREET DIRECTORY.

School of Arts Library, Union Hall build- Andrew Henderson. ings—J. Robertson, librarian. 7 Henry Young, lodgings. John Carnegie, commission merchant. 8 James Hogg, printer. Alexander M'lSTair, iron merchant. 9 W. K. Paterson, commission merchant. James Robertson, Gas Company's collector 10 Andrew L. Muir, coal merchant. Union Hall—Peter Drummond, Tract Depot. VIEWFIELD STREET. John Tayior, coal agent. 1 Lambert Hepting, watchmaker. „ Daniel M'Kerracher, carter and coal UNION STREET. agent. 1 Robert Marshall, blacksmith. 2 William Stewart, compositor. James M'Call, clerk. „ James Mitchell, lodgings. Peter C. Mackie, teacher. 3 John Lickrish, shoemaker. 2 John GilfiUan, carter. William Findlay, joiner. John Haggart, wright. 7 Viewforth House — Robert Forbes, Charles Harvey, clerk. auctioneer. Peter Wardrobe, tailor. 9 Robert Duff, Baker. Combination Poor House — Thomas 10 William Millar, baker. Alexander, governor; Mrs. Alexan- der, matron. WALLACE STREET. 1 John Dawson, publican. VICTORIA PLACE. 2 Mrs. Coutts, lodgings. 1 Rev. George Lewis. 3 Robert Taylor, tailor. 2 Miss Murray. 6 John Syme, railway yardsman. 3 Peter Cameron. „ William Battison, carter. 4 Mrs Kidston. 7 David Crocket, leather cutter. 5 Miss Hunter. „ John Henderson, photographer. 6 John Kennedy. „ Alexander Christie. 7 George Shand, chemical manufacturer. „ Benjamin Downie. 8 Mrs. Donald Campbell. 8 George Russel, coal agent, lodgings. 9 Alex. Mackie, grain merchant. 9 Mrs. Grant. 10 John Watson, surveyor of Inland 10 Alexander Jeffrey, teacher, Revenue. „ George Vanman. 11 Andrew C. Young. 11 James Thomson, watchmaker. 11^ James S. Fleming, writer, William Anderson, wood merchant. llf Andrew Maloch, gunsmith. 12 Miss Miller. 12 W. C. Henderson. Mrs. Forrester. 13 James Gray, seedsman. 13 Mrs. Paterson. Mrs. Squires. VICTORIA SQUARE. 14 Peter MTntyre, clerk. 1 David Bruce. James Jack, compositor. 2 Rev. Wm. Taylor, editor, British mes- Mark Lawson, bank accountant. senger. Alexander Hope, manager, Forth Vale „ Miss Taylor. Mills. 3 John Robertson, lodgings. 15 George Owen. 4 Misses Aitken. M. Michie, gunmaker's saleman. Mrs. Stevenson. VIEWFIELD PLACE. Misses Borthwick. 1 James Christie. 16 Mrs. White, lodgings. „ William Christie, accountant Joseph Whimster, 2 Mrs Thomson. Richard Fortheringham, clerk. 3 William Campbell, wood merchant. Thomas Balingall, glazier. 4 Miss Hill. 17 Miss Paul. 5 Miss Chrystal. Miss Yule, dressmaker. 6 Mrs Henderson. Miss Kidston. STIRLING—STREET DIRECTORY. 79

Miss Morrison. N.B. Railway Works- Wm. Holmes, John Reid, builder. superintendent. : James Eichardson, traveller. Saw Mills—William Anderson. John Lumsden. Mrs. Taylor. Alexander M'Gregor. YOKE PLACE. Mrs. Robertson. 1 Mrs. Stevenson. Andrew Gumming, grocer. 2 Rev. Alexander Nairn. Stirling Boating Club. 3 Mrs Grassam. Custom House— Robert Walker, col- 4 Apdrew Swan, jeweller. lector. John DuDcan, tailor. Miss Walker, dressmaker. James Livingstone, railway porter.

\ ST. NINIAN8 DIRECTORY

BAKERS. Paterson, James, provisions, Centre st. Kae, David, grocer, North end. Aitken, William, North end, Sinclair, Alex., provisions, Centre st. Finlayson, Andrew, ISTorth end. Stevenson, Robert, grocer. Centre st. Hewson, Joseph, Centre street. Taylor, James, provisions, Centre st. M'lldowie, Peter, Edinburgh road. Walls, Thomas, grocer, Glasgow road. BLACKSMITHS. JOINERS AND CARTWRIGHTS. Kerr, Hugh, edge tool maker, Edin- Donald, North end. burgh road. Black, Walls, Thomas, Edinburgh road. Kay, WilUam, Glasgow road. Rae, George, Kerse Mill. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. MINISTERS— [5ee Churches.] Forsyth, James, Centre street. Hay, George, Glasgow road. M'Gregor, Donald, Edinburgh road. NAIL MANUFACTURERS, White, James, Edinburgh road. Jaffrey, James, Glasgow road. Wright, James, Weaver row Jenkins, Archibald, Glasgow road. Maclay, John, Glasgow road. CARTWRIGHTS— [>S'ee Joiners.] Somerville, J. & W., North end. FLESHERS. PROPRIETORS. Blair, John, Centre street. Bain, Edwin Sandys, Esq., Q.C., Easter Doig, Henry, Centre street. Livilands. Lennox, Colin, Centre street. Cochrane, William, Weaver row. Ewing, Mrs., Centre street. GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS, &c. Haggart, Colonel, Craigend. Baird, Jas., spirit grocer. Centre street. Hume, Andrew, Hollybank. Beith, Mrs., provisions, North end. King, Peter Barnsdale. Black, D., Centre street. Knox, LL.D., William, Williamfield Brown, Thomas, provisions, Edinburgh villa. road. Maitland, Sir Alexander Chas. Ramsay Buchan, M., provisions. Weaver row. Gibson, Bart, of Barnton and Sauchie. Co-operative Society, grocers. Centre Mitchell, Mrs., Centre street. street. Munro, A. Binning, of Auchenbowie. Forrester, Mrs., spirit grocer, Centre st. Murray, Colonel John, of Touchadam Forsyth, Mrs., provisions. Weaver row. and Polmaise. Glen, Mrs., spirit grocer. Centre st. Paterson, Robert, of Williamfield. Jaffrey, C, provisions and smallwares, Pitblado, Mrs,, Centre street. Glasgow road. Robertson, John, Edinburgh road. Maclay, Jas., spirit grocer. Centre st. Somerville, Robert, Centre street. M'Donald, John, grocer, Centre st. Stewart, Mrs., cottage, Glasgow road. , —

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PUBLICANS. M'Farlane, Wm., news-agent, Centre street. Harris, George, Anchor Inn, Glasgow- M'Gregor, David, tollkeeper. road M'Gregor & Son, F., watch and clock- Johnston, George, Wallace Inn, North makers, Centre street. end. M'Kenzie, R. dairyman, Edinburgh Kennedy, John, Glasgow road. road. M'Lachlan & Co., Matthew, Centre M'Laren, John, tailor, Centre street. street. Meiklejohn, J., carter, Glasgow road. Neil, Robert, Edinburgh road. Mitchell, James, draper, Centre Smith, Charles, North end. street. Parochial Board Office, Centre street SCREW BOLT MAKERS. Samuel Reid, inspector. Paul, James, gardener, North end. Brown, Thomas, Weaver row. Police Station—Angus M'Intyre, officer, M'Lay, J. & J,, Centre street. Centre street. Post Office—Thomas Gardner, post-

MISCELLANEOUS. . master. Robertson, David, slater, North end. gardener and sexton, Archibald, James, Robertson, John, agent, Edinburgh wynd. Church road. Barclay, Mrs., dressmaker. Centre Registrar's Office for births, deaths, and street. marriages, Centre street. Barclay, R., tea dealer, Edinburgh Russell, Mrs., news-agent and stationer, road. North end. Brand, Robert, thatcher, North end. Shirra, Misses, straw hat makers. Cen- Brown, Mrs., laundress. North end. tre street. Buchanan, William, farmer, Braehead. Tait, Robert, dairy, Weaver row. Campbell, John, hawker, Centre Temperance Hall, Centre street. street. Christie, Alexander, farmer, Millhall. Christie, Duncan, teacher, North end. CHURCHES. Curror, Peter, farmer, Coxithill. Established Church—Rev. R. Paisley, Glen, Misses, dressmakers, Centre The Manse ; — Whiteford, assis- street. tant. Grieve, James, tanner and currier, Free Church—Rev. Robt. M'Corkle, Glasgow road. A.M., Williamfield cottage, New- Harvey, Peter, cooper, Centre street. house. Hay, James, dairyman, Broxbrae. United Presbyterian Church—Rev, R. Johnstone, John, hosier, Edinburgh Frew, D.D., 12 Melville place, road. Stirling. Johnstone, Mrs., broker, Edinburgh road. SCHOOLS. Knox, LL.D., William, session clerk, Willi amfield villa. Free Church School, Chartershall— Liddel, William, beadle, Edinburgh Duncan Christie, master. road. St. Ninians Parish School—Wm. Knox, Macnab, James, surgeon, St. Niniaus LL.D., master ; Andrew M'Nair, house. Weaver row. assistant. Macnie & Baird,. machinists, Barnsdale. United Presbyterian School, North end, M'Diarmid, D., candlemaker. Centre st. —Helen Taylor, mistress. BANNOGKBURN DIRECTORY,

BAKERS. DRAPERS. Co-operative Society—John Wallace, Co-operative Society—Dun. Cameron, manager, Main street. manager. Main street. Cunningham, William, Main street. Millar & Co., Main street. Muirhead, Peter, Newmarket. Muirhead, William, Newmarket. Sharp, John Wilson, Main street. BLACKSMITHS. M'Donald, John, New feus. DRESSMAKERS AND MILLINERS. M'Leod, Adam, Newmarket. Armstrong, Miss, Firs. Cameron, Misses, Newmarket. BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS-AGENTS. Cochrane, Miss, straw hats, New road. Denovan, Robert, Main street. Crombie, Miss, Newmarket. Ramage, Robert, colporteur, Baker's Ewing, Miss, Main street. entry. Paterson, Miss, New bridge. Schoffield, William, Main street. Stevenson, Miss, New feus. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. FLESHERS. Arnot, Peter, Quakerfield. Kerr, Robert, Quakerfield. Co-operative Society—And. M' Cowan, Lennox, Adam, Main street. manager, Main street. Thomson, Robert, Main street. Forsyth, William, New road. Gillespie, Alexander, Main street. GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. Hood, Joseph, Back row. Co-operative Society—James M'Laren, Neat, John, Main street. manager. Main street, Speed, Thomas, New road. Crombie, Euphemia, Newmarket. Denovan, Robert, Main street. CARTERS. Glen, Mrs. James, Main street. Quakerfield. Brisbane, John, Higgle, Andrew, Main street. Cowan, Peter, Quakerfield. Learmonth, James, Old bridge. Hill, William, Quakerfield. Muirhead, William, Newmarket. Munnoch, Andrew, Newmarket. M'Alley, M. & C. Newmarket. Stevenson, William, Newmarket. Paterson, Miss, Back row. COAL PROPRIETORS. Paterson, Thomas, Quakerfield. Rattray, William, Newmarket. Johnston, John, Bannockburn Colliery. Speed, Thomas, New road. Moyes, Murray, & Co. Wilson, James, New road. Paterson & Co. I DAIRIES. HAY AND STRAW DEALERS. Christie, William, Quakerfield. Cowan, Peter, Quakerfield. Gillespie, John, Balquhidderock. Hill, William, Quakerfield. Kerr, Miss, Back row. Lindsay, Charles, New road. JOINERS AND CABINETMAKERS. Moir, Peter, Quakerfield. Currie, Daniel, Main street. Walker, Peter, Firs. Kay, William, New feus. BANNOGKBURN DIRECTORY. 83

MANUFACTURERS. Hannah, Wm., dyer. Carpet entry. Forsyth, Hugh, (tartan), New feus. Heslop, David, power-loom manager. Pa'terson, J. (tartan and unions), New rd. Jenkins, Jas., teacher of music, Baker's Wilson & Son, William, (carpets, tar- entry. tans and tweeds). Old bridge. M'Cash, William, traveller. Firs. M'Gregor, John, slater, New feus. MILLINERS— [S'ee DiiESSMAKERS.] Mitchell, John, wool dealer, New road. John, furniture dealer, Main st. PROPRIETORS AND RESIDENTERS. Neat, Ogilvie & Duchart, tanners, curriers, William, Bowie, Mrs. Baker's entry. and skinners, Haugh. Dougal, Thomas, Firs. Proudfoot, J., drill instructor, Oldbridge. Mrs., row. Ferguson, Back Prowett, James F., jeweller, watch- Forfar, Alexander, Main street. maker, and ironmonger, Main st. Forfar, Thomas, Carpet entry. Purves, Jas., grain dealer, Greenyards. Higgle, Mrs. William, New road. Rattray, Wm., contractor, Newmarket. 'Alley, cottage, M James, Newmarket. Ronald, Thomas, clerk, Newmarket. Wilson, A., Bannockburn house. J.P., Stevenson, A., china mer,, Quakerfield. Wilson, Edward L., Old bridge. Stevenson, Jas., carpet foreman. New rd. Wilson, Hill park. John, J.P., Stewart, C, pol.-constable, Quakerfield. Wilson, Mrs. William, vale. View Watson, George, clerk, Firs. Wilson, John, Brussels carpet foreman, PROVISION DEALERS- [5ee Grocers.] Old bridge. PUBLICANS. Carriers to Glasgow—Wm. Hill and P. M'Innes, William, Quakerfield. Cowan, from Quakerfield occasionally. Muirhead, William, Newmarket. Carrier to Stirling—Andrew Munnoch, Paton, James, Quakerfield. Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays. Stevenson, Mrs. James, Main street. Co-operative Society (Limited) —Alex-

Walls, John, Main street. ander Meldrum, president ; James Wiggans, T., Railway hotel, Newmarket. M'Grouther, secretary. Post and Telegraph Office, Main street QUARRIERS. —John Gillespie, postmaster and Blair, John, East . letter-carrier. —Money Order Office Gowans, James, Dunmore. and Savings Bank. Mackay, John, Polmaise. Post Office, East Plean— Simpson & Dougal, Catcraig. Simpson's Asylum for Indigent Soldiers Turnbull & Barclay, Dunmore. and Sailors—East Plean. SURGEONS. CHURCHES. Chalmers, M.B., Alex., Firs. Established Church—Rev. Thos. Smith. Kobertson, James, Quakerfield. Do., East Plean—Rev. James Calder. TAILORS. Free Church—Rev. W. E. W. Brown.

Baxter, James (and clothier), Main st. United Presbyterian Church — Rev. Black, Henry, Main street. Andrew L. Dick. Forsyth, Adam, Newmarket. SCHOOLS. Thomson, John. Quakerfield. Bannockburn Subscription School — MISCELLANEOUS. Robert Saunders, head master. Anderson, Wm., farm overseer, Old mill. Bannockburn Muir—Robert Miller. Bain, Jas., tweed foreman. bridge. I Old The James Wilson Academy—Andrew Dougal & Ronald, builders. Main st. Wilson, rector; Miss Henderson, Fisher, Wm.. foreman spinner, Main st. sewing mistress. WHINS OF MILTON DIRECTORY.

Aikman, Charles, smith, Sauchie, Lockhart, Henry, nail manufacturer. Archibald, Mrs., miller, Parkmill. M'Gregor, Robt., dairy and market gardener. Bruce, Mrs. A., grocer. M 'Isaac, James, clerk. Cameroh, Angus, flesher. Meiklejohn, J. & J., cartwrights, Sauchie, Christie, Duncan, teacher. Chartershall. Mitchell, Andrew, commercial traveller. Cousland & Son, Wm., millers, Cultenhove. Morrison, John, nail manufacturer. Cunningham, William, provisions. M'Lachlan, Archibald, nail manufacturer. Dale, Mrs, Napier, Mrs., publican, Milton. Davie, John, pul)lican. Paterson, William, tailor. Donaldson, William, nailmaker. Reid, Mrs. Duggins, John, meal mills. Ross, John, publican, Redhouse. Duunet, Mrs., dressmaker. Sinclair, James, grocer. Flour Mills— Stirling Bakers, jointly. Steven, James, grocer and spirit dealer. Gillespie, J., horse-nail, shoe-trinket, and Stott, John, plasterer. screw-bolt manufacturer. Todd, John, Catcraig and Milton grove. Hay, E., woolspinners. Ure, Mrs. Jaffrey, Alexander, nail manufactiu'er. Walker, William, cattle dealer. Jenkins, George, postmaster. Youncj, D. & J., flock manufacturers.

CAMBUSBARRON DIRECTORY.

Adam, James, tenter. Wester row. Mellis, John, smith, Birkhill road. Ballantyne, William, warper. East end. Millar, James, cottage, North end. Black, Andrew, mason, Chapelcroft, Miller, John, lime-mine overseer, Hayfield. Cambusbarron Subscription School—Alex, Miller, Robert, dairy. North end. Walker, teacher. Miller, William, designer. East end. Carmichael, James, Touch sawmills, Murray, Mrs., Gartur house. Condie, John, spinner, Chapelcroft. Murrayshall Lime Works—John Christie. Condie, William, weaver. North end. Muschet, M.D., John S., Birkhill. Co-Operative Society— Duncan M'Intosh, Parkvale and Hayford Mills—R. Smith & Son, salesman. William Smith, power -loom manager ; John manager of spinning and Tweeds Cowie, Mrs., lodgings, the Brae, H. Smith, ; Crawford, Robert, shoemaker, Chapelcroft. John Yeaman, dyer ; James Melrose and Cullens, James, engine-keeper, Chapelcroft. George Baird, clerks. Ding, William, dresser, Chapelcroft. Post Office—Henry Jaffrey, postmaster. Donaldson, Charles, Society buildings, Brae, Reid, James, labourer, Chapelcroft. Donaldson, John, joiner, Birkhill road, Robertson, Nicol, carter, Murray place. Donaldson, John, spinner, Townhead, Rou.gh, James, gardener, East end. Fraser, jun., Charles, Townhead. Rough, Thomas, gardener, Chapelcroft. Free Church Mission Station—Rev. H. Rose, Russell, Alex., foreman winder, Chapelcroft. Gilchrist, John, dairyman, the Brae. Shanks, Mathew, stationer, the Brae, Gilletly, Mrs., dairy, the Brae. Smith, Robert, Hayford villa. Gordon, Alex., jobbing gardener, the Brae, Steuart, Sir Henry James Seton, Bart., of Jaffrey, Henry, postmaster, Wester row. Touch. Jamieson, George, painter. Wester row. Stewart, Peter, tailor, the Brae. Johnston, Robert, Townhead. Taylor, James, grocer, Chapelcroft. Lamond, John, the Brae Taylor, Peter, spinner, Chapelcroft, Mackenzie, Duncan, flesher, To^vnhead. Taylor, jun., Robert, tailor, Wester row. M'Callum, William, grocer, North end. Taylor, Robert, provisions. Wester row. M'Gregor, Mrs., publican. Wester row. Walls, Alex., smith, Chapelcroft. M'Lachlan, A., tea dealer, Murray place. Watson, George, shoemaker. Wester row. M/Naughton, D. G,, grocer and spirit dealei^, White, Mrs., provisions, Chapelcroft. Wester row. Wilson, Robert, shipowner, Murray place. BLAIRLOGIE DIRECTORY.

Bain, Mrs. James, lodgings. France, Robert, factor to Lord Abercromby, Bain, Mrs. Peter, lodgings. Logic cottage. Bean & Sons, Alex., smiths and reaping- Henderson, John, carter, and lodgings. Berry- machine makers, Blackgrange. holes. Bennet, Robert, residenter. Kippen, James, lodgings. Buchanan, John, of Powis house. Kirkpatrick, W., gardener, Aii'threy castle. C'olville, Miss, Law, Robert, shoemaker, Gumming, T., parochial schoolmaster, &c. Moir, Mrs., lodgings, and mar],cet gardener. Dawson, John, spinner. M'Laren, Donald, market gardener.

Dawson, Mrs., grocer. Pirie, , lodgings. Ferguson, Mrs., postmistress. Kobb, Andrew, lodgings, and market gar- Ferguson, Mrs. dener.

CAUSEWAYHEAD DIRECTORY.

Abercromby, Right Honourable Lord, Air- Macdonald, Lewis, qnarrier. threy castle. Maxwell, John, clerk. Anderson, James, wood merchant. Morrison, Miss, Spittal cottage." Anderson, William, x^ublican and grocer. M'Auley, John, railway stationmaster. Bean, William, smith and postmaster. M'Elfrish, A, (of J. & A. M'Elfrish, Stirling). Bennet, Adam, Starling villa. M'Farlane, Malcolm, lodgings. Campbell, Mrs., farmer, Holeheads. M'Laren, James, farmer, Spittal. Campbell, Thomas, farmer. M'Laren, William, Braidloan. Cathie, Nicol, Spittal cottage. Robertson, Mrs., lodgings. Chemical Works— George Shand. Rutherford, James, lodgings. Crawford, A. J., registrar for parish of Logic, Stewart, Peter, boot and shoemaker, Fotheringham, John, mason, Thomson, William, boot and shoemaker. Fotheringham, Robert, mason. Virtue, G. (of Virtue & Ferguson, Stirling). Gillespie, David, contractor and brickmaker. Virtue, Mrs., Queen's cottage. Headridge, sen., Archibald, mason. Wright, Duncan, mason, Holland cottage. Headridge, jun., Archibald, mason. Wallace Monument—Wm. M'Kinlay, keeper. BRIDGE OF ALLAN DIRECTORY,

Adams, Wm. Davenport, Blairforkie Cram, Alexander. house. Cram, John, joiner, Coneyhill cottage. Alexander, K.C.L.S., Major-General Crerar, James, Model cottage. Sir James Edward, Westerton house. Cummings, John, Allanbank. Anderson, John, Be'echgrove cottage. Dawson, Miss, New street. Anderson, Miss, Logielea. Dawson, Mrs., Airthrey mill cottages.

Anderson, Mrs , Airthrey mill cottages. Dewar, James, carter. Waterside. Anderson, Mrs., Keirfield house. Dick, Abercrombie, Viewforth house. Anderson, William, Victoria place. Dickson, Peter, Isa villa. Arnold, James, Keirfield cottages. Dow, Robert, Keirfield house. Bain, John, Ellenbank house. Dow, Thomas, Oldmill. Bain, Mrs., Peczance buildings, 3 Duncan, Miss, Oldmill. Henderson street. Dunn, Mrs., Dunnallan cottage. Baldie, Robert, Aston house. Dunsmore, Colonel, Craigwallace lodge. Barks, Mrs., Laurel bank. Eadie, Mrs., Henderson street. Berwick, Mrs., dressmaker, 5 Allan- Edmond, Janet, laundress, 7 Coneyhill bank. ' road. Black, Mrs., Sydenham house, Keir st. Elder, Mrs. David, Melbourne villa. Blacklock, John, Victoria place. Ellis, Mrs., Chalton lodge. Brand, James, Gas work houses. Falconer, Misses, Bell villa. Brodie, Mrs., Birnam villa. Ferguson, Alexander, Oldmill. Bruce, John, Oldmill. Ferguson, Rev. John, Coney park. Bruce, John, Mossgrove cottage. Ferguson, Mrs., Oldmill. Buchanan, John, Coileyhill house. Ferguson, Walter, postrunner, New st. Buntine, Mrs., Eden house. Finlayson, Miss, Cessnock villa. Burn, Mrs., Howebank villa. Fleming, James, Bridgend. Campbell, Duncan, tailor, Henderson Fleming, John, carter, Henderson st. street. FotheriDgham, Mrs., Rose cottage. Campbell, James, 10 Coneyhill road. Eraser, Alexander, gardener, Henderson Campbell, Dr. Peter, Auburn villa. street. Campsie, William, Oldmill. Eraser, William, Mountpleasant house. Carmichael, John, Oldmill. Frew, Mrs., Castleview. Carrick, Mrs., Farm cottage. Fulton, William, Ash cottage. Casson, John, Airthrey mill cottages. Geddes, James, Langholm lodge. Christie, James, 4 Coneyhill road. Gilchrist, James, Keirfield. Christie, Miss, Coneyhill cottages. Gilchrist, Mrs. W., Airthrey mill Christie, William, innkeeper, Inver- cottages. allan. Glen, Miss, Hartvale. Clark, Mrs., Station house. Gordon, George, Station house. Cluny, Eobert, Airthrey mill cottages. Gow, James, Airthrey mill cottage?. Collie, James, Belmore house. Gow, Neil, Airthrey mill cottages. Connal, Mrs. Alexander, Allan cottage. Gray, Miss, Waterside. Couran, Alexander, Oldmill. Haggart, Duncan, Airthrey mill cot- Craig, Miss, Glenallan manse. tages. Hill, Alexander, solicitor, Garnock house. BRIDGE OF ALLAN DIBEGTORY 87

Haggart, Mrs., Henderson street. Morrison, Miss, Fountain road. Haldane, Miss, Model cottage. Muir, Thomas, coal agent, railway sta- Haldane, William, Lily bank. tion. Halket, Ralph, plumber, 4 Allanbank. Muirhead, George, New street. Henderson, James H., Henderson house. Munro, Mrs., Hillside. Henderson, John, joiner, Henderson Murray, Mrs., Ellora cottage.

house. M'Ara, , Victoria place. Henderson, Thomas, coal agent, Railway- M 'Arthur, John, Waterside. station. M'Beath, Daniel, Model cottages. Henderson, William, Keirfield cottages. M'Cowan, Thomas, Allan terrace. Hollis, William, Coneyhill cottage. M'Ewan, Duncan, Model cottage. Houston, Misses, Northwood. M'Ewen, William, Airthrey mill cot- Jaffrey, Peter, Albert cottage. tages. Jardine, Peter, Inveraray house. M'Farlane, George, Oldmill. Jenkins, Peter, 8 Allanbank. M'Farlane, John, Oldmill. Johnstone, Miss, Roslin cottage. M'Farlane, Miss, Belmont house. Kassow, Mrs., Victoria place. M'Farlane, Miss, Edgehill. Kay, Archibald, Entrance cottage, M'Farlane, Miss, Oldmill. Coneyhill. M'Gilvray, Miss, Oldmill. Keith, Rev. Alexander, Keir cottage. M'Gowan, James, Edgehill house. Kerr, Miss, laundress, Henderson street. M'Gregor, Alex., Airthrey mill cottages. Kinnear, John, 2 Coneyhill road. M'Gregor, Miss, dressmaker, 9 Coney- Kinross, John, Oldmill, hill road. Kinross, Miss, Wool mill cottage. M'Gregor, Miss, Oldmill. Kippen, Miss, Fountain road. M'Gregor, Thomas, Airthrey mill cot- Kogie, James, Keirfield house. tages. Lawrie, Mrs., Oldmill. M'Gregor, William, Wool mill cottage. Lawson, Andrew, Homehill lodge. M'Innes, Miss, Oldmill. Lee, Miss, Woodcliff house. M'Intosh, Mrs., Wool mill cottage. Lillie, Mrs., Sunnylaw. M'Intosh, Richard, Allan terrace. Lindsay, James, Gas work houses. M'Intyre, John, Model cottage.

Lockhart, Mrs., Bathhouse, Henderson M'Intyre, , coach driver, Water- street. side. Luke, John, postrunner, New street. M'Kay, James, Allandale. Lyell, John, Spring cottage. M'Kay, James, Keirfield. Mackison, Francis, Lancaster villa. M'Kay, John, Allanside cottage. Maclean, J. Grant, Norwood lodge. M'Kay, Mrs., Burn house. Manson, Andrew, photographer, 1 M'Kechnie, Robert, Mansfield house. Coneyhill road. M'Kee, John, Oldmill. Marshall, William, Meadow park, and M'Kenzie, Miss, Oldmill. 17 Monteith Row, Glasgow. M'Kenzie, John, Coneyhill lodge. Michie, Henry, Airthrey mill cottages. M'Kinnon, Lachlan. New street. Millar, John, Burgo park. M'Lachlan, John, Oldmill. Miller, Alexander, Grosvenor villa. M'Laren, Daniel, Keirfield. Miller, Charles, Woodland bank. M'Laren, David, Colaba house. Miller, George, Allanslie cottage. M'Laren, John, joiner, Henderson st. Miller, John, Keirfield house. M'Laren, John, New street. Miller, Mrs., Springfitld cottage. M'Laren, Mrs., Oldmill. Mitchell, Rev. David, Ivy lodge. M'Lean, Mrs., Oldmill. Mitchell, Williiim, Tyne villa. M'Robie, John, Eden house. Morrison, A., plumber, Henderson st. M'Robie, Miss, Henderson street. BRIDGE OF ALLAN DIRECTORY.

Nairn, Henry, slater, 8 Coneyhill road. Todd, George, Cassie cottage. Naismith, Alexander, Oldmill. Trotter, Robert, Huntingdon cottage. Naismith, Mrs., Oldmill. Troup, William, Hartvale. Niven, Thomas, Keirfield house. Turnbull, Miss, Bath cottage. Orrick, Mrs., Thorn cottage. Watson, Alexander, 3 Coneyhill road. Parr, Mrs., Fountain road. Watson, John, manager, Airthrey paper Philp, Kobert, paper maker, Airthrey mills, Airthrey mill cottage. Mills. Watson, Mrs., Centrehill house. PuUar, John, Napier house. Whitefield, Wm., station agent. Pullar, Laurence, Magdala cottage. Williamson, Alexander, Oldmill. Raeburn, Charles, baker, &c., 1 Allan- Wilson, Robert, Oldmill. bank, AVilson, Mrs. Cochrane, Bandora hall. Ramage, John, Station house. Wingate, Mrs., Waterside. Ramsay, Mrs., laundress, Henderson Wright, Colin, Ellangowan. street. Wright, Mrs., Oldmill Reid, Robert, Parbroath house. Young, Mrs., Williamfield, Melville st. Reid, William, Oldmill. Rennie, Mrs., Oldmill. LODGINGS. Robertson, David, 6 Coneyhill road. Anderson, John, Dunbar villa, Sunny- Robertson, George, Oldmill. law. Robertson, Miss, Henderson street. Anderson, Mrs., Henderson street. Robertson, Mrs., Lily bank. Bain, Mrs., Balmoral cottage, Sunnylaw. Robertson, Oswald, chemist, Henderson Bain, Mrs., Springbank house. street. Bauchop, Miss, Endrick villa. Robertson, Robert, Allan terrace. Beattie, Mrs., Alexandra cottage. Robertson, Samuel, Oldmill. Black, Miss, Louis villa. Ronaldson, Mrs., Bandora villa. Buchanan, Mrs., Elmwood house. Sandilands, George M., York house. Cameron, Donald, Keirview house. Sawers, Miss, Edmonstone lodge. Union place. Scott, John, Roslin cottage. Cameron, Mrs., Inverallan house. Scott, Mrs., Ashtrees. Carmichael, Miss, 1 Bombay hou&.e. Scott, Mrs., Forglen cottage. Christie, Mrs., Penzance house. Shaw, Alexander, Keirfield. Clark, Miss, Abbeyview. Shaw, Francis, (gardener) Bath cottage. Dargie, Mrs., Villa Franca. Simpson, James, Victoria place. Davidson, Miss, Edgehill house. Smith, John, Thistle cottage. Dawson, William, Sunnyside house. Smith, Miss, Cessnock villa. Dickie, Mrs., Mineral bank. Smith, Mrs., Model cottage. Dickson, Miss, Mazagon house.

Spittal, James, Victoria place. Donal 1, Miss, Manchester house. Stevenson, Wilham, Lea. Drysdale, James, Oakbank. Stewart, Donald, Eath cottage. Drysdale, Mrs., Beechgrove. Stewart, Misses, Oldmill. Duff, Mrs., Florence villa. Sutherland, James, Oldmill. Fenton, Miss, Strathallah house. Sutherland, Robert, Oldmill. Fenton, Mrs., Thornfield house, Keir Syme, William, 5 Coneyhill road. street. Taylor, Wilham, draper. Fountain road. Ferguson, James, Allan terrace, Thomson, John, Allanbank. Ferguson, Mrs. L., Bath house, Hender- Thomson, John, Keirfield house. son street. Thomson, Mrs., Model cottage. Findlater, Miss, Blair villa.

Thomson, Robert, 7 Allanbank. France, Mrs., Mine cottage. » Tiffon, Thomas, Sunnylaw. Fulton, Miss, Rosebank. BRIDGE OF ALLAN DIRECTORY.

Galbraith, Miss, 1 Haldane house. Scott, Mrs., 2 Sunnylaw house. Gillespie. Mrs., Craigview. Sinclair, Mrs., Seaforth house. Graham, Mrs., Thistlebank, Henderson Somerville, Mrs., Bloominghill villa. street. Somerville, Mrs., Woodland bank. Gray, Mrs., Wolfcraig hill, Sunnylaw. Stewart, Miss, Maryfield, Sunnylaw. Gray, Robert, Finsbury cottage. Stewart, Mrs., Avenue house.

Greenhorn, Robert, 2 Lome villa. Stewart, Mrs , Jessamine cottage. Haxton, Mrs., 2 Bombay house. Thomson, Mrs., 1 Lome villa. Henderson, James, Ferndale house. Turnbull, Miss, Tweed terrace, Sunny- Hepburn, William, Helmsworth house. law. Hunter, James, Bloomingfield house. Warden, Mrs., Greenview. Hunter, Miss, Rosehall house. Watson, Mrs., Haymount house. Hutchison, James, Allanton house. Watt, Charles, lona lodge. Kerr, Mrs., Prospect house. White, Miss, Henderson house. Kirk, Miss, Comely bank. White, Mrs., Darnley house. Lawson, Mrs., 2 Penzance house. Whyte, Mrs., Parell house. Lee, Miss, Woodcliff. Wright, Miss, Mine house. Lucas, Mrs., Laurelbank house. Wright, Mrs., Greenview. Lyons, Mrs., Sunnylaw house. Young, Mrs., Annfield. M'Clure, Miss, Dunlop house. Young, Rev. David, t)akwood cottage, M'Crae, Mrs., Aboukir villa. Sunnylaw. M'Farlane, Thos., Rustic bank, Sunny- law. BAKEES AND CONFECTIONERS. M-Gregor, John, Ellangowan house. Drysdale, James, Henderson street. M'Gregor, John, Woodside terrace. Lyell, J., Henderson street. M'Intyre, Mrs., Garden villa. M'Kay, Miss, Park cottage. BANKS. M'Laren, Miss, 1 Henderson street. National Bank of Scotland, Henderson M'Laren, Mrs., West Fountain terrace. street—Wm. Henderson, jun,, agent. M'Lay, Mrs., Duff house. Union Bank of Scotland, Henderson M'Lean, Miss, 1 Mineral bank. street—Robert Jenkins, agent. M'Lean, Mrs., Norwood lodge. M'Leod, Mrs., Newark villa. BLACKSMITHS. Millar, Miss, Marymount. Donaldson, James, New street. Millar, Mrs., Wellwood house. Ferguson, James, Allan terrace. Morrison, Mrs., Henderson house. Simpson, James, Henderson street. Morton, Miss, Fairlie house. Morton, Miss, Hopeville. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Morton, Miss, Ferniebank house. M'Innes, Murdoch, Miss, Henderson street. J., New street. Morrison, Murray, Mrs., West Fountain terrace. Miss, Henderson place. Pollock, Mrs., Zetland house. Stewart, Archibald, New street. Raeburn, Mrs., 6 Allanbank. BOOKSELLERS. Reid, Miss, Bellfield house. Richardson, Miss, Kelvingrove. Menzies & Co., bookstall, railway sta- Roberton, Miss, Kenilworth house. tion. Robertson, Mrs., Jeanie bank. Miller, Alex,, Henderson street. Robertson, Mrs., Sandringham house. Robertson, William, Bellevue cottage. DAIRIES. Rose, Miss, Fountain road. Bain, Mrs., Springbank. Sawers, Mrs., 2 Haldane house. Bett, James, New street. —

90 BRIDGE OF ALLAN DIBECTORY. DRAPERS. GASFITTERS AND PLUMBERS.

Millar, G., Henderson street. Halket, R., plumber, &c., Henderson st. gasfitter, Scott, J,, Henderson street, Jaffrey, Peter, plumber and Taylor, William, Henderson street. Henderson street. Morrison, A., plumber, Fountain road. DRESSMAKERS. CHURCHES. Gillespie, Miss, Fountain road. Established Church, Fountain walk Hughes, Miss, Henderson street. John Reid, Woodlea. Somerville, Miss, milliner, &c., Hen- Rev. Church, Henderson street Rev. derson street. Free — Wm. Ross, LL.D., Free Church FISHMONGERS. manse. Lecropt Parish Church Rev. Peter Greenhorn, K. & J., Stirling road. — William Young, Lecropt manse. Reid, T., New street. Church Rev. David Im- Shaw, Robert, Fountain road. Logic Parish — rie, Logie manse. FLESHERS. St. Saviour's Church (Episcopal), Foun- taia road Rev. John Thomas Finlayson, J., Fountain road. — Boyle. Greenhorn, R.,& J., Stirling road. Presbyterian Church, Hender- Lucas, J. & R., Henderson street. United son street— Rev. James Muir, U.P. FRUITERERS. manse, Sunnylaw. Allan, Robert, Henderson street. SCHOOLS. Bayne, Charles, Henderson street. Free Church School — Robert P. GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS. M'Cagie. Lecropt Parish School—John Wilson. Cowbrough & Co., James, Henderson street. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. John, Henderson street. Graham, Campbell, P., M.D., Fountain road. Henderson street. Hamilton, T., Gordon, M.D., Wm. E., Holmhill house, Henderson Henderson & Co., J. & G., Kenilworth road. street. Hunter, Dr. Archibald, Staffa lodge, Henderson, J. H., corner of Fountain hydropathic establishment. - road. Paterson, M.D., Alexander, Henderson Henderson street. MacEwen, D. & J.,' street. street. M'Gregor, J., Henderson Robertson, Dr., Melville cottage. M 'Isaac, John, Henderson street. EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS. HOTEL KEEPERS. Braid wood, M.A.; John, and Braidwood, Anderson, A. (Queen's), Henderson M.A., Thomas—Stanley house. street. Johnston, Misses (boarding) — Hynd- Cameron, D. (Westerton Arms and wood. bowling-green), Victoria place. Sampson and Ewer, Misses (boarding) Carmichael, John (Temperance), Hen- —Treview house, derson street. Halliday, John (Lady of the Lake), MISCELLANEOUS. Henderson street. Billiard room—D. Cameron, Henderson Oliver, James (Bridge of Allan inn), street. Bridge. Burgh Clerk's office — E, Morrison, Pbilp, Robert (Royal), Henderson st. Henderson street. .

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Christie & Sons, brick and tile makers, King, John, watchmaker, Fountain

. Cornton. road. Cousine, William, builder and joiner, Man son, Andrew, photographer, Union Allan vale. place. Dawson, Helen, postmistress. M'Cowan, John, clothier, Henderson Dawson, John, superintendent, Airthrey street. spa and bowling green. M'Cowan, William, clothier, Henderson Eadie, Mrs., Berlin wool repository, Street. Henderson street. Pullar & Co., J. & J., Bleachfield works. Elliot, Robert, police constable, I^ew st. Rose, P. & P., painters, Henderson Farie, Gilbert, pharmaceutist, Hen- street. derson street. Reading room and music hall, Fountain Ferguson, Alexander, toUkeeper. road. Gow, Mrs. P., restaurant, New street. Shaw, Robert, game dealer, Fountain Graham, James, pianoforte and music road. warehouse, Henderson street. Somerville, Miss, Berlin wool repository, Kay, Archibald, keeper, Macfarlane Henderson street. museum, Macfarlane terrace. SOLICITOE AND NOTARY PUBLIC: Hill, Alexander, Garnock Jiouse.

CALLANDER DIRECTORY.

BAKERS. CARTERS.

Campbell, Donald, Main street. Ferguson, Donald, East end. Lockhart, James, Main street. M'Alpine, Duncan, Pearl row. M'Nab, B. & M., Main street. M'Farlane, John. M'Laren, Alexander, East end. BANKS. M'Laren, Duncan, East end. Stewart, James, East end. Bank of Scotland—Angus M'Donald,agent Commercial Bank ot Scotland — Walter CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Buchanan, agent. Baillie, Alex. M., Main street. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Farie, Gilbert. CHINA MERCHANTS. Ewing, Robert, Main street. Linklater, William, Bank place. Hope, John, Main street. M'Tavish, Francis, Main street. BLACKSMITHS. COAL AGENTS. Henderson, Walter. Ferguson, John. Stewart, Alexander. Stewart, James. Strang, William. DRAPERS. BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Buchanan, T. Buchanan, James, Main street. M' Arthur, James. M'Gregor, Donald, East end. M'Beath, John. M'Tavish, Duncan, East end. M'Farlane, Mrs. Page, James, The Square. M'Pherson, John. 92 CALLANDER DIRECTORY.

FLESHERS. Fisher, Daniel, Morrison house. Gourlay, Mrs., Eock villa. M'Laren, Kobert, East end. Gow, Peter, East end; Stewart, Alexander, The Square. Gray, John, Church street.

Hands, Mrs , Burnside house. GARDENERS. Henderson, Mrs., Burnside cottage. Hewitt, Miss, Treen house. Ferguson, George, Cross street, Lawson, Miss, Cross street. M'Lauchlan, Donald. Leighton, Mrs., Leighton place. Wilkie, James. Lillie, Mrs., Camp view. Linklater, "William, Bank place. GASFITTERS AND PLUMBERS. Moir, Miss, Stewart place. Morris, Mrs., Carmichael house. Hardie, J. & J. M'Arthur, Miss, Waterside cottage. Russell, "Williana. M'Donald, Alexander, Greenbank house. M'Donald, Mrs., Benview house. GROCERS, i&c. M'Farlane, Miss, Auchingour house.

Cowbrough & Co.. James. M'Farlane, Mrs , Portnellan house. MacEwen & Co., D. & J. M'Farlane, Mrs., East end. M'Niven, David. M'Gregor, Miss, The Square. Stewart, Alexander. M'Intosh, Miss, Lime Tree cottage. Stewart, John F. M'Intyre, Mrs., Woodvale. Thomson, W. B. M'Kay, Duncan, M'Nab's buildings. M'Kay, Mrs., Main street. HOTEL AND INNKEEPERS. M'Kinlay, Mrs., Heathmount. M'Laren, Miss, Lome house. Ferguson, John (M'Nab's Head). M'Laren, Miss, Buchanan cottage. M'Dermott, J. CMacgregor's). M'Laren, Miss, Church street. M'Farlane, Duncan. M'Laren, Misses, Lubnaig villa. M'Gowan, D. (Dreadnought). M'Lean, Mrs., Murdieston house. Menzies, Archibald (Clark's Hotel). M'Lean, Mrs., Leighton place. Stewart, Alexander (Cross Keys). M'Martin, Mrs., Ashbank house. M'Nab, Miss, Ennchuing house. JOINERS AND CARTWRIGHTS. M'Nab, Robert, Main street.

M'Naughton, Mrs , Main street. David. Lennox, M'Niven. Peter, The Square. John. M'Gowan, Oswald, Mrs., Pearl row. Peter. M'Niven, Philips, Miss, M'Nab's buildings. Rennie, Mrs., Rock cottage. LODGINGS. Smith, Dr., Drummond lodge. Anderson, Archibald, Church street. Stewart, Misses, Church street. Bell, Mrs., Lochiel house. Stewart, Miss, Leighton place. Bisset, James, The Square. Stewart, Mrs., Cross street.

Buchanan, Mrs., Cross street. Stewart, Mrs , Leighton place. Buchanan, Thomas, Main street. Strang, Mrs., Benledi view. Cameron, Alexander, Craigview. Strang, William, Ashfield house. Clark, Miss, house. Stott, Mrs., The Square. Collier, John, East end. Waterston, Mrs., Kinell house. Cram, Alexander, The Square. Wilson, Mrs., Bracklyn cottage. Ferguson, John, Greenbank cottage. Ferguson, Mrs., Abbotsford lodge, MASONS AND BUILDERS. Ferguson, Mrs., East vale, Ferguson, Mrs., Auchyle house. Adams, W. & T. Ferguson, Findlay, Mrs., Marion vale. Ferguson, John. Ferguson, Mrs., Waterside house. M'Nab, Robert. CALLANDER DIRECTORY. 93

MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. M'Ewen, John, railway porter. M'Farlane, George. Ferguson, Miss Jane. M'Farlane, John, baker, M'Farlane's land. Ferguson, Misses. M'Farlane, John, The Square. M'Innes, Miss. M'Farlane, Misses, M'Farlane's land. M'Master, Miss. M'Gregor, John, East end. Wilkie, Miss. M'Gregor, John, Main street. PAINTERS. M'Gregor, Miss. M'Gregor, Mrs., East end. Stewart, Robert, Main street. M'Gregor, Mrs. James, Main street. Wedderspoon, Robert, Main street. M'Intyre, John, East end. M'Intyre, Mrs., The Square. PLASTERERS. M'Kay, John, Linnburn house. M'Keich, Archibald, The Square. Duff, Alexander, Main street. M'Kinlay, Mrs., East end. Gray, William, The Square. M'Laren, Donald, The Square. M'Laren, Duncan, mason. East end. RESIDENTERS. M'Laren, George, Pearl row. M'Laren, James, mason, M'Farlane's land. Bayne, James, East end. M'Laren, John, shoemaker. Buchanan, Captain, Craigend cottage. M'Laren, Miss, Cross street. Buchanan, Miss, M'Farlane's land. M'Laren, Peter, weaver. Buchanan, Mrs., East end, M'Laren, William, coachman. Cameron, Alexander, East end. M'Lean, Mrs., East end. Cameron, Gilbert, M'Farlane's land. M'Millan, Angus, joiner, East Cameron, Mrs.. East end. end. Campbell, Doug^, The Square, M'Nab, Miss, Main street. Campbell, John, ploughman, East end. M'Nab, James, mason, Pearl row. Pearl row. Campbell, Miss, East end. M'Nie, Donald, M'Nie, Duncan, East end. Cross, Mrs., Main street. M'Phail, Main street. Douglas, Mrs.. East end. , Douglas, Mrs., The Square. M'Pherson, John, shepherd. East end. East end. Drysdale, Thomas, spinner, Main street. M'Pherson, Mrs., Duff, Duncan, The Square. M'Vicar, Mrs., Main street. Ferguson, John, gardener. Neilson, Alexander, Dochart's land. tailor, M'Farlane's Ferguson, Peter, quarrier, East end. Ogilvie, John, land. Callander Gibb, Mrs., Woodlee. Robertson, Colonel, lodge. Miss, Main street. Glen, William, Main street. Robertson, engine-driver. Gray, James, mason, Main street. Sellers, George, Hamilton, John Buchanan, Leny. Shaw, Daniel, East end. Henderson, John, plumber, Stewart's Smart, Gordon, railway porter. buildings. Stewart, John, West cottage. Johnston, John, slater. The Square. Stewart, Miss. Laidlaw, Miss, M'Farlane's land. Stewart, Miss, The Square. Lister, Richard, Main street. Stewart, Miss, Main street. Marshall, Miss, Roman camp. Stewart, Mrs., Main street. Miller, Archibald, mason. Pearl row. Sutherland, Mrs., Main street. Mills, John, railway porter. Taylor, Peter, railway guard. Morrison, James, Main street. Thomson, James, railway porter. Mucklebread, Peter, smith. Turner, James, surfaceman, East end. M'Beath, Hugh, gardener, East end. Young, Mrs,, St. Leonard's house. M'Coll, Donald. M'Donald, Alexander, surfaceman. TAILORS. ' M'Donald, John, plasterer, East end. M'Donald, Mrs. Gray, Peter, Main street.

M'Donald, , Pearl row. Stott, George, The Square. 94 CALLANDER BiREGTOliY.

MISCELLANEOUS. a.m. ; despatch, 2 p.m. Letters are des- patched from the Trossachs at 2.30 p.m., Bayne, Eobert, wirefencer, end. East and are despatched thereto at 6 a.m. Donaldson, Andrew, photographer. Money order office and savings bank, Fisher, Daniel, saddler, Main street. Aberfoyle—John M'Nee, postmaster. Templars' Hall, Good Church street. Letters arrive(frora Stirling) at 5.15 a.m.; Hands, Thomas, N. B.R. station agent. and are despatched thereto at 1,30 p.m. Hefferman, John, game dealer. Main st. Money order office, Stirling. M'Farlane, manager, works. Andrew, Gas Port of Monteith— Stephen Veitch, post- M'Farlane, officer, James, Inland revenue master. Letters arrive (from Stirling) East end. at 3.35 a.m.; and are despatched thereto M'Laren, James, tobacconist, Main street. at 3.5 p.m. Money order office, Stirling. Rennie, David, C.R. station agent. Smith, Hugh, sergeant, County police. CHURCHES. Stewart, Robert, corn merchant, East end.

Wallace, Dr , Drummond lodge. Established Church-Rev. H. M'Diarmid. Ben Ledi (2882 feet high), four and a half Free Church—Rev. Andrew Bogle. miles from Callander. Episcopal Church —Rev. H. Shute. Callander Public Library — Alexander Stewart, librarian. SCHOOLS. Falls of Bracklyn, 1 mile from Callander. Free Church school—Alex. Oswald. Parochial School James Dickson. REaiSTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, — Sewing School—Miss Stewart. AND MARRIAGES. COACHES. For Callander parish—James Dickson. For Port of Monteith parish Mac- To the Trossachs and , from Alpine. the Dreadnought hotel, every train up to 6,30 p.m., during summer. INSPECTORS OF POOR. To the Railway Station, from the Dread- nought and Macgregor's hotels, to For Callander parish Quinton Brown. — meet all trains. For Port of Monteith parish From the Trossachs hotel, and from Loch MacAlpine. Katrine, to Callander, daily, during summer. POST OFFICES. Callander—Daniel M'Ewen, postmaster. A steamer on Loch Katrine sails from Letters are delivered at 7.0 and 9.30 the Trossachs to Stronachlachar, in con-

a.m., and 6,30 p.m. ; and are despatched nection with coaches to , and at 8.25 a.m., 3.50 and 5.25 p.m. On trains to Glasgow, &c., daily, during Sundays (delivery to callers) 9 to 10 summer. -STIRLING DIRECTORY-ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. & J. TROTTER, LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERS, G-LOYERS, AND UNDERCLOTHma OUTFITTERS, 33 KING STREET, STIRLING. MARRIAGE TROUSSEAU. FOREIGN OUTFITTERS AND SHIRT MAKERS. mm WOOL AND FANG7 Mil REPOSITORY, 8 PORT STREET, STIRLINa.

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Also a Large Assortment of Canvasses^ Silks^ Braids^ ^c, of the best qualities. Ladies' Woi\k Cai^efully Made Up. stamping: done for Braiding;^ Bead Work^ &e. 96 STIRLING DIEEGTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. EX:TB3SrSI"VE DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, MILLINERY, MANTLE, DRESS, And House Furnishing Establishment.

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ROBERT LAWSON, CLOTHIER AND DRAPER, 108 and 109 BAKER STREET, 8TIKLINGI-. STIRLING DIRECTORY- ADVERTISEMENTS. 97

- THOMAS MENZIES & Co., SILK MERGEBS AND GENERAL DBAFEBS, 64 AND 65 KING STREET, STIRLING.

Theie Stock is at all times Large and fully Assorted in every

Department ; and their Business is conducted on the most approved modern system, all Goods being marked at the lowest Cash Price.

T. M. & Co. cordially invite inspection of their Stock

Patterns sent to intending Purchasers on application; and all Orders entrusted to them will meet with prompt attention.

GENTLEMEN'S SUITS made to Order on the Shortest .Notice.

SCOTCH TWEEDS. SCOTCH PLAIDS. R. HENDERSON 8c CO., CLOTHIERS AND GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTERS. 28i MURRAY PLACE, STI&LIITG-. TRAYELLma BUGS. TJEUVMLLUTG CASES. JAMES MITCHELL, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND OUTFITTER, 14 KING STREET, STIRLING. EVEEY DESCEIPTION OF CLOTHING FOE GENTLEMEN. Boys' Suits, Highland, Dresses, Liveries, Riding Habits. Hats, Hosiery, Ties, Caps, Gloves, Collars, d-c, &c. 98 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

H. GAVIN, GENERAL DRAPER, 22i MURRAY PLACE, STIRLING. JAMES M'KINLAY, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 18 KINGh STREET, STIRLING. WILLIAM DOWELL, 3 KING STREET, STIRLING.

A. Ch-oice Selection of Cloths always on. Hand.. JAMES GLOVER, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER

STITIIjINQ-. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. >99 CORN-EXCHANGE HOTEL, STIRLING.

WILLIAM MACGREGOR

Begs respectfully to intimate to the inliabitaiits of Stirling and sur- rounding neighbourhood, that having become lessee of the above old established Hotel, he has now got it furnished in an elegant and modern style.

Parties frequenting the above Hotel will find comfort and atten- tion, combined with strictly moderate charges.

COMFORTABLE AND WELL-AIRED BEDROOMS. LARGE SHOW-ROOM FOR COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN. HUGH WOOD,

ESPLANADE, STIRLING.

A CHOICE SELECTIOI OF WOES ABfD SPIRITS.

PORTER and ALES of BASS'S Finest Quality. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND TOURISTS. The View from the Hotel is one of the Finest in Europe. .

100 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. HENDRY'S STATION HOTEL

EBENEZER HENDRY

Begs respectfully to direct the attention of the public to the excelle accommodation offered in the above FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, where eve: attention will be paid to the comfort of Tourists, Commercial Centl MEN, and other Visitors.

DINNERS, SOUPS, STEAKS, &c., on the shortest notice.

WINES, SPIEITS, POETEE, and ALES of the most clioice qualit JOB JLNiy POST HORSES TO LET OjS" HIRE,

A conveyance awaits the arrival of Passengers both at Steamboats and Trail JAMES LUMSDEN'S CHEAP REFRESHMENT ROOM ^ 101 BAKER STREET, STIRLING. REFRESHMENTS, INCLUDING TEA AND COFFEE At all hours of the day. DINNER from IS Noon till 4 p.m. BOTTLED AND DRAUGHT ALES.

EST^BLISHEID IIST 1838.

JAMES M^CALLUM (late FRASER), G-ING-EE BEER BUEWEH k JERATED WATEE MANUFACTURI;^; 651 PORT STREET, STIRLING.

The most Famed BURTON BITTER PALE ALES. The most Celebrated BLACKFORD SWEET ALES. First-class LONDON PORTER, from the Old-established Houses. —

STIBLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 101 ALLAN PARK HOUSE EDUCATIONAL AND BOARDING establishment. Conducted by Mr. T. M'LUCKIE,

{Formerly of Doveton College, Calcutta,)

Assisted by Mr. C. SHORT, (University of Edinburgh,) Miss E. B. LAIRD, Miss M. LAIRD, and the Misses M'LUCKIE.

DAY CLASSES. JXT]S-IOR DIVISIOlSr, from. lO till 1. SBIN'IOR DIVISIOIS^, froxn 9 till 11, and. from. 3 till 4. EXTRA. BRA.IS'CIIES, from 11 till 3. of the Junior Division may return from 2 till 4 witJiout extra charge.

Besides the usual Branches of an ENGLISH and COMMEECIAL EDUCATION, Pianoforte, Latin, French and German, are taught.

Religious Instruction is given in all the Classes. The Pupils are taught Singing by Notation. Senior Division, — Mr. F. boos. Junior Division,—Mr. M'LUCKIE. Mr. M'LucKiE takes the oversight of all the Classes, and a share in their tuition and examination, so as to secure a uniformity of plan and sleady progress. A vigilant superintendence is exercised over the pupils, and especially over the deportment and conduct of the young ladies. A Servant waits on the younger girls and boys. 2 he Fees are payable in Advance, and include all Charges for Writing Materials. "When more than two of a Family attend, the third and all younger are charged Half of the Fees.

The following Gentlemen have kindly allowed their names to appear as

Visitors to the School : Rev. Alexander Beith, D.D. Major Oliphant. Rev. Robert Frew, D.D. Captain Webster. R.-v. William Binnie, D.D. Peter Drummond, Esq. R •. George Alexander, D.D. Charles Gibson, Esq., M.D. P r. William Findlay. George Galbraith, Esq., M.D. R 5v. John Steedman. Provost Christie. Rev. William F. Goldie. Bailie Young. Rev. J. T. Gowanlock. Mr. M'LUOKIE receives a Limited Number of BOAEDEES. Terms and references on application. G (

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19 PORT STEEET, STIRLINa.

PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY DISPENSED.

Orders from a distance promptly attended to.

Small quantities of Medicines can noio he forwarded cheaply and quickly by post.

Establishecl iip-wards of 50 years. KIRKWOOD & WALKER,

7 KING STREET, STIRLING.

Physicians' Prescri^ptions Accurately Prepared. Genuine Patent Medicines.

ANDREW P. HART, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 95 BAKER STREET, STIRLING.

Physicians'' Prescriptions carefully prepared. GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, &c., &c., .ZBrated Waters always in Stock, from the best Manufacturers. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. l07

FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY ESTABLISHMENT, 45 PORT STREET, STIRLING. JOHN JOHNSTON Respectfully intimates to the Inhabitants of Stirling and surround- ing district, that he has always on hand a fresh supply of

OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, &c., AND AN EXCEIiliENT VARIETY OF GAME AND POULTRY.

J. J. having a thorough practical knowledge of his Business, all "Party" orders may be had Trussed to perfection in the way of Boning, Larding, &c. Ml Orders entrusted to Mm will meet with prompt attention.

FISHMONGER AND GAME DEALER, 1 FRIARS STREET, STIRLING.

MRS. ROBERTSON, FISH, QAME, AiTD POULTRY HEUCHANT, 66 PORT STREET, STIRLING. 108 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. GLASS AND CHINA WAREHOUSE,

» PARTIES EITHEE FUENISHING OE EEPLACING WILL FIND DUNCAN'S GLASS AND CHINA WAEEHOUSE

Replete with Goods in great Variety, either Useful or Ornamental.

Prices strictly Moderate, and Quality G-uaranteed. Patterns Matched up or Made to Order. m EXPERIENCED PACKER KEPT. Packing Carefully executed either in Town or Country. Sole Agent at Stirling for Messrs Moyes, Murray & Co., Dunmore Colliery, Bannockburn.

MISS J. STEWART, GLASS, STONEWARE & CHINA WAREHOUSE, S3 FOUT STRKBT, STBRLING.

RAG AND CHINA MERCHANT,

8, 9, and 39, SPITTAL STREET, STIRLING. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 109

M'Ewen Brothers, GENERAL GROCERS,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

2 King Street (Top of Friars St.,) STIRLING,

AGENTS FOR W. & A. GILBEY'S WINES. JAMES SMITH, GROCER, TEA, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, 67 Klira STREET, STII^LINa. ROBERT BROWN,

GROCER, WINE, SPIRIT, AND PROVISION NERCHANT,

3 BROAD STREET, and 21 FORT STREET, STIRLING. 110 STIRLING DIRECTOliY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

D. & J. MACEWEN & CO., FAMILY GROCERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, STIR£.ING. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS AT CALLANDER AND BRIDGE OF ALLAN. WINES of every desoription in Wood and Bottle from the first Shippers, and of the most celebrated Yintages. Old COGNAC BRANDY, HOLLANDS, and LIQUEURS. Old ISLAY, OLENLIYET, CAMPBELTOWN, BURNTISLAND, and other WHISKIES.

In Bottle, or in Small Casks, l^%%^U^l\fri'T^f^^^^ and|\ 'nS^TA%LfB™''^''' ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.,ies. BARCLAY, PERKINS & CO., and REID & CO.'S LONDON PORTER. GUINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT. An Excellent DINNER SHERRY at 20s. per doz. CLARET from 9s. per doz. upwards. Daily Supplies of the Finest Quality of FBESH BUTTER. N.B.—Information as to Furnished Houses and Lodgings to Let in the different localities will be given on application.

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J. & G. HENDERSON & Co., GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS,

AND

JOHN CRIBBES, TEA, COFFEE, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, FOOT OF BROAD STREET, STIRLING. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. Ill

JAMES COWBROUGH & Co.,

FAMILY GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS,

BRIDGE OF ALLAN AND CALLANDER.

Information as to FUENISHED HOUSES and LODGINGS TO LET given on application.

ANDREW GUMMING. TEA, COFFEE, AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, 107 BAKER STREET,

MRS. VALENTINE, FAICIL7 aEOCEB, 13 UPPER CRAIGS, STIRLING.

A BEQULAE SUPPLY OF EDINBUBGH SUPEBFINE BBEAD. 112 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

DANIEL M'LACHLAN, GENERAL GROCER, TEA, WINE, & SPIRIT MERCHANT,

Has always on hand a well selected Stock of

Port and Sherry Wines. Campbelton and Islay Whisky.

Reid & Oo.'s London Porter. Bass k Co.'s Pale Ale. Wm. Corry & Co.'s Celebrated JErated Water. 54 PORT STREET, sa?ii?,Xji3src3i-- ROBERT ROBERTS, 72 PORT STREET, STIRLING.

Corned Beef. Pickled Tongues. Salted Eounds. Sausages. GEORGE ROSS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL POTATO & VEGETABLE MERCHANT, 53^ LOWER BRIDGE STREET, STIRLING.

FAMILIES SUFPLIEI) AT MODEBATE CHARGES. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 113

JAMES MILLAR & SONS, IF.A.IWIIXj-K' BREAD, BISCUIT, AND PASTRY

Branches : Top of Baker Street, and 33 Port Street.

DISHES COVERED TO ORDER. GEORGE BAUCHOP, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER,

17 PORT STREET, STIRLING.

Cakes, Buns, Shortbread, Tea Bread, and Fancy Biscuit. JOHN CAIRNS, GENERAL GRAIN MERCHANT, 23 KING STREET, STIRLING.

Middleton's Celelarated Horse and Cattle Food. 114 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBERT ANDERSON, Builder, Joiner, and Undertaker,

In returning thanks to his numerous Friends and Customers, begs to state that he has succeeded to the entire Business of the late firm of Johnston & Anderson, which will be carried on by him, as hereto- fore, in all its Branches. R. A., from the great facilities he possesses by Steam Machinery for the prompt execution of all orders entrusted to him, hopes, by strict personal attention, combined with moderate charges, to merit that full share of patronage which the late firm has enjoyed for the last seventeen years. LICENSED VAI.UATOR and APPRAISER.

THOMAS M'NAB, JOINER & UNDERTAKER,' 8 DUMBARTON ROAD, STIRLING. WILLIAM COUSINE, BUILDER, JOINER, CABINETMAKER, AND UNDERTAKER, UNION PLAGE. BRIDGE OF ALLAN. STIRLING DIRECTORY- ADVERTISEMENTS. 115

CABINET FURNITURE WAREROOM, 60 PORT STREET. THOMAS HENDERSON, LICENSED APPRAISER,

JOINER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER, Would respectfully inform the public of Stirling and Neighbourhood, that he has always on hand FURNITURE of good quality got up in the most modern style, and also made to order. T. H. would direct special attention to his Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture, Mahogany and other Bedsteads, Paillasses,

Mattresses of Hair, Down, and Flock, Feather Beds, &c. ; also, Venetian and other Blinds. OH-A-Iia-ES STIilOTX."^ 3>s<^OIDEI^.A.TB. All Orders receive strict attention. WILLIAM MALTMAN, CABINETMAKEE, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKER,

STIRLING. ~^A. & W. FORREST, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STEAM-POWER CABINET AND CHAIR MANUFACTURERS, 7 ST. JOHN STREET, STIRLING.

ALL GLASSES OF FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER AT STRICTLY MODERATE CHARGES. 116 STIELINQ DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

EGBERT CURRIE, APPRAISER AND VALUATOR,

In returning thanks to Ms numerous friends and the public for former support, begs to assure them that he con- tinues, to the best of his abihty, to value Houses and other Property in Town and Country. ROBERT CURRIE, HOUSE CARPENTER, JOINER AND UNDERTAKER, 13 PORT STREET, STIRLING. JOHN MORRISON & SONS, Builders, Joiners, and Undertakers, 6 DUMBAKTOIT EOAD, STIRLING.

CLACKMANNAN BRICK AND TILE WORKS.

SEWERAGE PIPES AND FIRE-CLAY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

HENRY GARDNER, 26 Murray Place, Where all orders will receive prompt attention. !k STOCK KEPT OM HAMU. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 117 JOHN M. CRAWFORD (SUCCESSOB, TO JOHN ROBERTSON), 120 BAKER STREET, STIRLING,

Cabinet and Chair Manufacturer, Bpliolstery, Furnisliing, and Bedding Wareliouse. FEATHERS. HAIR, WOOL, AND STRAW MATTRESSES. IRON BEDS.

.A Large Stock of Well Seasoned and Suljstantial NEW CABINET FURNITURE on hand, and in process of Manufacture. NOTICE OF removal! THOMAS YOUNG, CARVER AND GILDER, Begs to intimate that he carries on all the branches of his business in his New Premises,

Where all orders will receive his careful and prompt attention.

STIRLING COACH WORKS^ ESTABIil^Ki:]) 1804. WILLIAM KINROSS.

CAEEIAGE BUILDING IN ALL ITS DEPAETMENTS. The same First-class Work executed which has so long characterised this Establishment. H 118 STIRLING DIEECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOOTMAKER, 15 POET STUEIST, STIS.LZNa. SPOEEM MOLOCHS, LEe&INaS and BEOeUES, Made in all Tarieties.

GENERAL SEWING WHINE WAREHOUSE. AGENT in STIRLINa for the SINGEE, GEOVEE & BAKEE, HOWE, and other First-class SEWING MACHINES.

Always on hand, a Large Assortment of First-class HAND SEWING I MACHINES. Every Machine Warranted.

Any Machine not in stock got to order on the shortest notice.

NEEDLES, THREAD, and all Machine Requisites. Machines Repaired.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

45 (Foot of) KING STREET,

STIRLING.

ESTu^BLISHEID IlSr 1843. WILLIAM GILLESPIE, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

4 KING STREET (Opposite the Bank of Scotland), STIRLING. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 119 HUGH FERGUSON, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 1 KING STREET

STIRLING, Has always on hand a very Large and Select Stock of LADIES', OENTLEMEO, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,

LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS, .A-LSO BOY'S AND GUIlJLi'S, m GEEAT VARIETY, AT CUMMma'S SHOE WAREHOUSE, 17 BOW STREET, STIRLING.

BOOTS ! SHOES ! BOOTS ! WILLIAM ^OSWELL, BOOT AlTD SHOE ISAEEZt, 99 BAKER STREET, 159 HIGH STREET, AND ' STIRLING, FALKIRK. 120 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. STOIDIDJLI^T'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 28 PORT STREET, STIRLING. A Large Assortment of Boots and Shoes, of excellent quality, and in Newest Styles, always on hand. JOHN STEWART, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 42 BAKER STREET, STIRLING.

A Choice Selection of Goods kept in Stock, and Orders punctually attended to. DAVID RONALD, GUZIEE AND dLASS MERCHANT, 48 PORT STREET, STIRLING. WILLIAM CARSON,

HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR, 29 PORT STREET, STIELXNa. STIELINQ DIRECTORY- ADVERTISEMENTS. 121

ESX^^BLISHBD 1S33.

(Successor to the late James Wilson), PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, GLAZIER, &C., 16 MTTEEAY PLACE, STIELINa.

Glazing and Window Cleaning. Embossing, Silvering, Gilding, &c. Oils, Paints and Varnishes. Glass of every description. PHOTOGRAPHS. ENGRA VINGS. CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS. Fern Stands, Glass Shades, and Propagating Glasses. Picture Frame Mouldings in Kosewood, Maple, Hungarian Ash, Walnut, Gold, Silver, and Imitation.

HENDERSON & GRAHAM, HOUSE PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, GLAZIERS AND GILDERS,

STIRLING. ESTABLISHED 1869. JOHN WALLS, HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR, 31 MURRAY PLACE, STIRLING

(Opposite Railway Station). PAPEBHAKGmGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTIOJ^. 122 STIRLING niRECTOUY—ADVERTISEMENTS. ANDREW SWAN, WORKING JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER, 4 PORT STREET, STIRLING. REPAIRS CAREFULLY DONE, AND WITH EXPEDITION.

D. & J. STEWART, GOLDSMITHS, JEWELLERS, & WATCHMAKERS, 25 PORT STREET, STIRLING.

ENGRAVING, ENAMELLING, AND HAIR WORK. ELECTRO-PLATING AND GILDING. Repairs Neatly and Expeditiously Exeeivted.

H. S. MACDONALD, GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, 9 PORT STREET, STIRLING.

Jewellery repaired and made to order, and every description of Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and cleaned.

&EITEEAL JOBBING SMITH,

AGRIGULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, &c., 64 Port Street, STIRLING. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 123 SMITH & M'EWEN,

, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, MILLWRIGHTS, ENGINEERS, AND BOILER MAKERS, BUHITSIDE F0T7NDIIY, STIRLING. BANKS BROTHERS, SMITHS AND BELLHANGERS, MANUFACTURERS OF PERAMBULATORS AND IRON BEDSTEADS, 66 KISQ STREET, STIRLING. BATH CHAIRS LEKT ON HIRE.

GEORGE OWEN, JUN., SMITH AND MACHINE MAKER, 79 UPPER 0RAIG8, STIRLING. Every description of Smith Worli promptly executed. JAMES ^\^A.LLS, JOBBING BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST, 14 B-A-KIEE, STREET, STIBLIITG. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED AT MODERATE CHARGES 124 StIBLtNG DIRBGTORr-ADVEBTISBUENTS. FRENCH AND GERMAN.

MONSIEUR WOJENSKFS CLASSES, 3 FHIITCES STREET, STIELZITG.

SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES ATTENDED. \ SIGNOR VERRI. TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE AND SINGING,^'> 58 KING STREET, STIRLING. JOHN HENDERSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, 43 KING STREET, STIRLING.

PORTRAITURE in every Style, frmi CARTE BE VISITE to LIFE SIZE. DAVID MILLER & SON, Wholesale and Eetail Stationers, Booksellers, Bookbinders, and Lithographic Printers, 33 HANOVER STBEET, EDINBUROH, AND 4 bae:ee street, stirliitg.

Makers of Grocers^ Sugar and Tea Bags, Confectioners' Bags, Drapers' Bonnet Bags. Fruit and Seed Bags Made and Printed to any Pattern. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 125

NOTICE OF M^^^ REMOVAL

Messrs A. & J. M'NAB, DYERS to the QUEEN, Beg respectfully to intimate to the Inhabitants of Stirling and Neigh- bourhood that, as Mr. T. Young, Carver and Gilder, has given up his Front Premises at No. 13 King Street (where their Agency has been carried on for the last three years), they have REMOVED to those Premises recently occupied by Mr. Gillespie, Boot and Shoemaker, No. 105 BAKER STREET. Messrs A. & J. M'N. take this opportunity of thanking the general Public of Stirling for the very liberal patronage they have hitherto received, and hope, by strict attention to all Orders, to merit a continu- ance of the same. The Business will be carried on by their Present Agent, Miss E. H. Young.

Gloves and Feathers Cleaned on the Premises on the Shortest Notice. 105 BAKER STREET, STIRLING. ALEXANDER BAIRD & SONS, UMBRELLA MANUFACTURERS,

281 MURRAY PLACE, STIRLING.

jUI KEPillBS and CUVEKlNCilS carefully executed. ROBERT MARSHALL, .Su^T J^NJD OA.F AV^RBSOTJSB, 35 KING STEEET, STIELING.

PORTMANTEAUS, LADIES' BAGS, TRAVELLING BAGS, CAPS AND SCOTCH BONNETS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. 126 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. ^WM.. M^CaREaOR,, AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR, BZKOH^N&E, STIRLING^.

PUBLIC SALES by Auction of HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE, FARM

STOCKING, CROPS ; also, HOUSE PROPERTY, and Sales of every | Description conducted by him on reasonable terms.

For Terms and other particulars, apply at the Sale-room or at 23 King Street. JAMES LAWSON,

WHOLESALE, GENERAL, AND FURNISHING |( IRONMONGER, 16 BAKER STREET, STIRLINa.

MACKIE, STOTT, & MILLER, PLASTERERS, THISTLE STREET, STIRLING.

GEORGE A. CHALMERS, BUILDER,

46 LOWER CRAIGS, STIRLING. 'ESTIMATES GIVEN. JOBBING NEATLY EXECUTED. STIBLtNG DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 127 WILLIAM ANDERSON, COAL AMD LIME MERCHANT, SHORE ROAD STATION, STIRLING. N.B.—Family Grocer and Provision Merchant, CAUSEWAYHEAD. ROBERT ROBERTSON,

Coal, Lime, Hay and Straw Merchant, 2 ORCHARD PLACE, STIRLING. DAVID M'GREGOR, SLATEH, 72 UPPER CRAIGS, STIRLING. ANDREW OSWALD, SLATEB,, 8 SPITTAL STREET, STIRLING. 1 28 STIRLING DIRECTOR Y—AD VER TiSEMENTS.

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Attendance at Stirling Every Friday, ^>Sf FOR THE LAST EIGHT YEARS,

MR. A. SMYTH7Surgeon.Dentist, 241 BlICHANAHf STREET (CORNER OF SAUCHIEHALL STREET), GLASGOW.

Pupil and Assistant to the late Dr. F. H. Thomson^ Glasgoiv, for ten years. Artificial Teeth Inserted on the same principles which so distinguished the late eminent Practitioner. DECAYED TEETH STOPPED.

Hours for Consultation^ from 11 till 4 o'clock^

At MES. HUTCHISON'S, No. 2, Barnton Place, Stirling. j9^:Rr£TFXGX.A.X^ TEBTIi. ATTENDANCE AT STIRLING EVERY FRIDAY. Mr. W. S. HISLOP, Surgeon-Dentist, loith . 56 DUNDAS STREET, GLASGOW (Late Mr. YOUNG), Inserts Best Artificial Teeth, unequalled for natural appearance and durability, set in Gold, Vulcanite, &c. THE ADVANTAGE OF TEETH. Digestion is one of the most important functions of the human body. So it is of paramount importance that the food, before it is introduced into the stomacli, should be properly masticated. Teeth, and especially front teeth, natural or artificial, are neces- sary to distinct articulation, as well as mastication. Properly fitted Artificial Teeth cannot be too much over-estimated as a substitute—a lasting, painless substitute—^for natural teeth, as long as we consider them as one of the many parts that compose the human system, the well-being of each of which is necessary to the health and comfort of the others, and through them to longevity. €harg;es Strictly Moderate. HOURS OF attendance:, ... From 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, STIRLING. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 129 CAMPBELL'S Photographic Studio, 15 MURRAY PLACE, STIRLING

(Between Foot of King Street and Post Office).

PORTRAITS FROM LOCKET TO LIFE SIZE. CHILDREN PHOTOGRAPHED INSTANTANEOUSLY. Groups af Family, Military, Pic-Nic, and Workshop Assemblages. Rembrandt Portraiture specially attended to. The Celebrated Berlin Bust Portraits, from Cabinet Size upwards. Country Seats, Houses, Churches, Landscapes, Monuments, &c. Horses, Dogs, &c., taken instantaneously. ARTISTIC COI.OURING- IN Oil. AND WATSR.

A. CAMPBELL, Photographic Artist, 15 MURRAY PLACE, STIRLING-. ^FANCY WAREHOUSE HENRY GARDNER, 26 MURRAY PLACE.

CROQUET, CAMEI.EON TOPS. ALL THE NEWEST TOYS AND GAMES. Baskets, Brushes, Combs, Ladies' Bags, Work Boxes, &c., &c.

Kitchen Wooden Utensils, and all Kinds of Cooper and Turned Work. 130 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES GRAY, SEEDSMAN, CORN AND MANURE MERCHANT, 3 UPPER CRAIGS, STIRLING.

Catalogues of Seeds and Manures on application.

BOOK, BIBLE, & STATIONERY WAREHOUSE,

And Largest Depot for Souvenirs in tlie Stirling and District Historical Oak. i^° Church Services, Common Prayers, Bibles, Testaments, and Albums Bound in the above "V^ood. i^° The Iieading Magazines in the Iiibrary. ^° The Daily and Evening Papers regularly. The " RCSTAIi GUIDE" to Stirling, Bridge of Allan, Dunblane, Doune, Dollar, Bannockburn, St. Ninians, Trossachs, Lakes, Lochlomond, &c., &c., with 33 full-page Coloured Illustrations, and other Engravings, bound in the Royal Stuart Tartan, with Pearl Nails and Clasp, same as presented to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess Christian by Mr. Crawford, Bookseller, and acknowledged by letter as exclusively used by their Royal Highnesses while in the district, and same book as afterwards supplied to Her Majesty the Queen and their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Louise and Beatrice. SCOTT'S "LADY OP THE LAKE," with beautiful Photographs by Wilson, and bound in Stirling Oak, same as presented by Mr. Crawford to HiR.H. the Princess of Wales in Stirling, and to Her Majesty the Queen in the Trossachs, from Mr. Crawford's Stock, by Mr. M'Gowan, Dreadnought Hotel, Callander. None of these Royal Presentation Volumes are genuine unless bearing the Presen- tations in Gold inside, with Mr. Crawford's name. STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 131

ARCHIBALD MERRILEES, PLUMBER, BRASSFOUNDER, and GASFITTER, 52 KING STREET, STIRLING, AND MAIN STREET, DOUNE. "STIRLING OBSERVER" AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, 5 UPPER CRAIGS, STIRLING, DUNCAN & JAM/ESON, LETTERPRESS PRINTERS,

Beg to intimate, that having recently made extensive additions to, and improvements in, their MACHINE DEPARTMENT, they are enabled to supply all Orders for Work on the Shortest Notice. Having added considerably to their already Large Stock of ^ (Plain and Fancy Type, they are prepared to undertake Printing to any extent, and in every variety of style. Illustrated Catalogues, Books, Pamphlets, Cards, Funeral Letters, &c., &c., carefully executed, at the most moderate Prices.

IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE. OME OF THK OIjDE^T AlO W£i^IiTfflIEST OFFICES. A fords Insurers every possible Advantage. CAPITAL, £1,600,000. PAID-UP and INVESTED, £700,000. Established in 1803. — The Company has since had an uninterrupted career of success.

AGENT IN STIRLING-JOHN DAVIDSON, Esq., Writer. Agents Wanted in Districts unrepresented. —Apply to CARSWELL & CLARK, Secretaries, 119 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. 132 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS.

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THE EDINBURGH LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Accumulated Funds, - - £1,134,486.

The advantages obtained by PERSONS effecting ASSURANCES with this OFFICE are :—

1. Perfect Security. 4. Bonus System highly favonrahle to good lives.

2. Moderate Premiums. 5. Special Benefits under the Non-for- feiture P]an.

3. Liberal Conditions as to indisput- 6. Claims Payable 3 Months after ability, Foreign Kesidence, &c. proof of death, being earlier than J the usual period of payment.

Liife Business only is transacted by the Company, and its Funds are there- fore free from the liabilities which attend Fire or Marine Business. AGENTS FOR THE COMPANY:

STIELIN&, - - - - Mr. JAMES CHRYSTAL, Solicitor. Callander, - - - - Mr. Duncan Stewart, Banker.

GENERAL LIFE AND FIREiSSURANCE COMPANY.

CHIEF OFFICE, - - - 62 KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON, E,C. BRANCH OFFICE, - 2 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. XJKS^E2 S^XXftlES K^ C» .^^ nT SS.

ICST^^BLiISHICD IIS^ 1837. C^I^IT^H., £1,000,000. The new LIFE PREMIUMS for the YEAE 1871 were £10,124. Detailed Statements of the Company's Liabilities, as shown by the Actuarial Reports, and of the Investments, may be had at the Chief Office, or at any of the Branch Offices, or of the Agents. The last Two Bonuses yielded to individual Assurers additions to their Polices of from 30 to 60 per Cent. Every Description of Life, Fire, and Loan Business transacted.

Agents Wanted where the Company is not represented. GEORGE SCOTT FREEMAN, Secretary. JAMES S. MACK, S.S.C, Local Manager.

EBENEZER GENTLEMAN, WRITER, 17 BAKER STREET, STIRLING, Agent. :

STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 133

T H IP OTAGO & SOUTHLAND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED), NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL, £500,000.

OFFICES : 5 Adams' Court, Old Broad Street, London, B.C. Agent in Stirling

JAMES T. WWGATE, Writer, 12 Murray Place.

This Company receives Loans on Debentures, in sums of £100 and upwards, for three, four, or five years at 5 per cent., and for six or seven years at 5 J per cent, per annum, payable by Coupons at the Bankers of the Com- pany in London, on 1st January and 1st July. These Loans are amply secured by the uncalled capital of the Company, as well as by First Mortgages on Land and House Property in New Zealand, which are care- fully selected by the Local Committee in Dunedin for all advances. AIiEX. GRACE!, Secretary.

COALS ! COALS I COALS I HENRY GARDNER Supplies the Best HOUSEHOLD COALS, Fresh from the

Pits, at the Lowest Prices. DROSS FOR STEAM OR GREENHOUSES.

Office : FANCY WAREHOUSE,

Prompt attentioTi to all Orders. Reduction in Price when taking a whole Truck. 134 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STIRLING OBSERVER AND P^t^kiib Cnnnties %hbnixBtx, Published Every THURSDAY Morning, PRICE TWOPENCE,

Is the recognised Liberal organ for the Midland Counties of Scotland, and is extensively circulated in Stirlingshire and Perthshire, and throughout the neighbouring Counties of Dumbarton, Linlithgow, Fife, Kinross, and Clackmannan. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION,- 8s. 8d. Cash; 10s. Credit. By Post, 10s. lOd. Cash; 12s. Credit. QUARTERLY SUBSCRIPTION,—

^ 2s. 2d. Cash; 2s. 6d. Credit.^ By Post, 2s. 9d. Cash; 3s. Credit.

As a medium for ADVERTISING, The Stirling Observer is UNRIVALLED in the Midland Counties, having the LARGEST CIRCULATION in Stirling and Neighbourhood, and being read by ALL CLASSES of the community.

*^* Attention is directed to the excellent medium now afforded by the columns of the Observer, at almost nominal rates, for short announce- ments of Houses, Shops, Warehouses, &c., Wanted, for Sale or to

Let ; also, of Situations, Board, Lodgings, Lost or Found, Specific Articles, and Miscellaneous Wants. For each of such Notices, not exceeding 18 words, SIXPENCE; 27 words, ONE SHILLING. These rates apply only when the Advertisement is pxpaid. Small sums may be remitted in Halfpe^my Postage Stamps.

Remittances on account of The Stirling Observer should be made payable to Duncan- & Jamieson, the Publishers, 5 Craigs, Stirling. Sums under Five Shillings may be sent in Halfpenny Postage Stamps.

In connection with The Stirling Observer there is a large JOB PRINTING OFFICE, where every description of LETTERPRESS PRINTING is executed in a superior style at moderate charges.

OBSEHVEIt OFFICE: 5 QBAI&S, STIIlLIlTa. STIRLING DIREOTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. 135

IN THE SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND (MUTUAL) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,

HEAD-OFFICE, - - - 9 ST. ANDEEW SQUARE, EDINBUBGH, THE WHOLE PROFITS ARE DIVIDED AMONG MEMBERS ALONE. RESULTS FOR YEAR 1871:— NEW ASSURANCES, *«1,091,205 O O NEW ANNUAL PREMIUMS, ----- 33,976 6 2 TOTAIi ANNUAL REVENUE, 663,702 6 4 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE, t221,171 14 O TOTAL ASSETS, - - - t5,346,988 2 ID

* hi this sum (£1,091,205) are no Re-assurances. It is all Home Business, and is tha largest business effected by any Office in the year 1871. t This amount (£221,171) is the largest addition ever made to the Society's assets in a single year.

X. This Amount (£5,346,988) is the largest Life Assurance Fund possessed by any Office in the . THE REPORT FOR 1871 Is now ready for distribution to members and the public, who will obtain copies by applying to any of the Society's Offices or Agencies. SAMl. RALEIGH, Manager. J. J. P. ANDERSON, Secretary. Agent—JOHN MURRIE, National Bank, Stirling. CIRCULAR NOTES AND REMITTANCES FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND issue CIRCULAR NOTES, FOREIGN CREDITS and DRAFTS, or LETTERS OF CREDIT, available in EVERY British Colony and Foreign Country.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, August, 1872. 136 STIRLING DIRECTORY—ADVERTISEMENTS. THE STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE OFFICE LiIlMIITEir).

Head Office for Scotland and Ireland: 43 WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW.

This well established purely Fire Office undertakes Insurances on almost Every Description of Property, on terms most advantageous for Insurers. Risks are equitably rated according to the nature of the process or business carried on therein. Losses by Fire arising from "Lightning" or "Gas Explosion" made good by this Company. Claims promptly and liberally settled. Transfers of Policies to "The Staffordshire" effected without any additional expense or trouble to the Insured. ROBSRT MUIH, Manager.

wA-STOixts 1x1. tl3.e IDistriot :

STIRLING, - - J03N HENDERSON, Esq., Solicitor, 20 Nelson Place.

Perth, - - - - D. C. Smith, Esq., Commission Agent, 45 Watergate.

,, - . - - JoHx Chalmers, Esq., Arcliitect,' 4 Leonard Place.

Dunblane, - - - John Galashan, Esq., Bank 'of Scotland. Applications for Agencies are invited from influential gentlemen in Greenliill, Larbert, Bannockburn, and Bridge of Allan, and other places where the Company is not represented. Apply to "The Manager," 43 West Nile Street, Glasgow.

THE GOLDEN BALL.

Estahlisliecl over a Quarter of a Century.

GREAT EMPORIUM for Berlin Wools, Stocking Yarns, Shetland Manufactures, Dress Trimmings, Fancy Bazaar Goods, Gold and Silver Laces, Fringes and Embroidery Work.

Detailed Lists of Stock on application.^^

A. & J. DOUGLAS, 95 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.

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