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LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (ESTABLISHED(ESI 1852.) 3J^> I ^A'j^f-T Wp\*MIL.LIONS,

C*F DIRECTORS. MMJOHN TODD, Esq; Chairman. Geo. B. I?. Blai\Ei\Esq. J. Robinson Kay, Esq., Bury John Clegg, Esq} V v v A. W. Lyon, Esq.

B. Darbyshire, Esq., Liverpool J. S.^Maysori, Esq. ' A. Ewirtg, Esq., Glasgow John^efader, Esq. Samuel Hargreaves, Esq. ^N",. Shelmerdine, Esq. John Knowles, Esq* NuSteSWn* ' 'Wain Sniith^Esq., Liverpool Arthur W. Lyon, Esq. Charles Watson, Esq. Glasgow Board. ALEXANDER EWTNG, Esq., Chairman. James Brown, Esq. I Donald Matheson, Esq. David Dreghorn, Esq. James | Rodger, Esq. William Russell, Esq. ANNUAL REPORT. the Copies of Annual Report of the Directors, read at the Meeting of Shareholders, un the 11th inst., may be obtained on application at any .of the Offices of the Company. EXTRACTS FROM ANNUAL REPORT. Fire Premiums for the The year were ....£113 111 The Fire Losses were '.*.*."..*. , 45300 PREMIUMS FOR A £100 AT DEATH, Singh Lives- With /Profits. Without Profits. Age. Age. 20,. £1 17 20 13 10 25 :. 2 3 25, 17 7 2 8 6 30, 2 6 35,. 2 15 35, 8 6 40,. 3 3 6 40 16 9 Life and h ire, Insurance Business transacted both at Home and Abroad on Liberal terms. AGENTS AT GREENOCK— Archibald Denniston A. O. Leitch & Muir. David E. Barclay. C. D. Lamontt John Brymner. John Boyd. James Kelso. CHARLES STEWART, Resident Secretary, March, 1S70. 4 South Hanover Street, Glasgow. IPMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1803. CAPITAL, £1,600,000—PAID UP, £700,000, AFFORDING UNDOUBTED SECURITY, AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION TO INSURERS. APPOINTMENT OF AGENTS. In addition to Agencies in large towns, the Directors are- desirous to appoint suitable persons as Agents in each town and village of importance in Scotland. Proposals from those wishing to act may be forwarded to the Secretary, IRSFERIAL FIRE OFFICE, 36 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow. FIEST-CLASS EISKS ACCEPTED AT MODERATE RATES. IMMEDIATE PROTECTION GRANTED BY THE COMPANY'S AGENTS. David Agnew, 15 Cross-shore Street, Greenock. John Agnew, Clydesdale Bank, East-end Branch, Greenock. Archibald Adam, jun., 3 Dock Breast, Greenock. Colin M'Ctjlloch, Writer, 8 West Blackhall St., Greenock. George Anderson, Writer, Port-Glasgow. James Patrick, Writer, Largs. PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1852. TRUSTEES. The Ri"hi Hen. Lord Boston Thomas Barnes, Esq., M.P. ihe Kight Hon. Lord Tredegar The Very Rev. the Dean of St. Asaph Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bt., M.P. Thomas Brassey, Esq., Westminster Colonel Myddelton Biddulph, M.P. Hugh Owen, Esq., Barnsbury, London Townshend' id"Mainwarir.g, Esq., M.P. Chairman of the Board—THOMAS BARNES, Esq,, M.P., Farnwortb, and the Quinta, Salop. Secretary to the Company.—ROBERT WILLIAMS, Wrexham.

Scottish Oeeice— 141 BUCHANAN STEEET, GLASGOW. Corner of St. Vincent Street. Bankers. Medical Referee. City of Glasgow Bank. James Adams, Esq., M.D., 62 Cambridge St.

All the usual descriptions of Fire and Life Insurances effected on the Best Terms. The Company is well Established, and has an Annual Income of £120,000;

Life Reserve Fund, £127,000 ; and has paid a Total, in Claims under Life and Fire Policies, of £400,000. Prospectuses and further information may be obtained at the Offices of the Company, or from the Agents in Greenock. Agencies granted to Gentlemen of influence.

_ W. MfGr. M'CULLOCH, Resident Secretary. 141 Buchanan Street, Glasgow. p o s T^mimSQ/f,

GREENOCK DIRECTORY.

FOR 1870-71,

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TWENTY-THIRD EDITION.

GREENOCK: PRINTED BY JOSE°K BLAIR & CO., 40 OATHCART STREET. COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR,

JUNE, 1870. DECEMBER. Sunday, 5 12 19 26 Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 T7 ednes., 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 xhurs., 2 9 16 23 30 Thurs., 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 3 10 17 24 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31 JULY. JANUARY, 1871. Sunday, 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday. 4 11 18 25 Monday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednes., 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 7 14 21 28 Thurs., 5 12 19 26 Friday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 7 14 21 28 AUGUST. FEBRUARY. Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 1 S 15 22 29 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28 Wednes., 3 10 17 24 31 Wednes., 1 8 15 22 Thurs., 4 11 IS 25 Thurs., 2 9 16 23 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday^ 3 10 17 24 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 SEPTEMBER. MARCH. Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Sunday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Monday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Tuesday, 7 14 21 28 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Wednes., 1 8 15 22 29 Thurs., 1 8 15 22 29 Thurs., 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Friday, 3 10 17 24 31 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 OCTOBER. APRIL. Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Monday, 3 10 17 24 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednes., 5 12 19 26 Wednes., 5 12 19 26 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Thurs., 6 13 20 27 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Friday, 7 14 21 28 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday, 1 8 15 22 29 NOVEMBER. MAY. Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Monday, 7 14 21 28 Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Wednes., 2 9 16 23 30 Wednes., 3 10 17 24 31 Thurs., 3 10 17 24 Thurs., 4 11 18 25 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 .

In presenting the Twenty-third Annual Issue of the Greenock Post-Office Directory, the Publishers trust that the information contained in it will be found as accurate and copious as that in previous issues. The steadily increasing population of Greenock, and the consequent extension of the town, have this year greatly augmented the work of the Publishers in completing the Directory in a satisfactory way but they are satisfied that the public will recognise' the ; importance and the necessity of such additional exertions, not only in the daily use of the Directory, but in an extended

patronage. It must be obvious that . this issue contains the names and addresses of a greater number of inhabitants than has hitherto been given, and this circumstance, together with the difficulty experienced in obtaining the correct numbers of properties in new and extended streets, have in a great measure delayed the publication. Otherwise the Directory would have been in the hands of the public some time since. The Publishers, however, felt it to be their duty to wait rather than risk the possibility of issuing an incomplete book. And they therefore trust that, as in years past, it will be found an acceptable compendium of all matters of business importance connected with the town and port. Without doubt, the Publishers are deeply indebted to those who have so kindly supplied them with useful information, and to the general public for the extensive circulation of the Directory j and while expressing thanks, they may also state that sugges- tions for the improvement of the work are carefully consid- ered, and, if practicable, carried out. The suggestion that a plan of the town should form a part of this year's Directory is in' the meantime premature, but will not escape the attention of the Publishers

Post-Office, Greenock, June, 1870. —

BONUS YEAR.

INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809.

CAPITAL, - TWO MILLIONS. INVESTED FUNDS, £2,838,118 18 11 ANNUAL REVENUE, - 801,801 12 9 FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Company insures every description of Property at Home and Abroad, at the Lowest Rates of Premium corresponding to the risk. No charge whatever is made for Policies, or for Transfers from other Offices. All claims promptly and liberally settled. LIFE DEPARTMENT.

The Tables of Premium are moderate and special. Tables have been introduced by the Company, viz. —The Half Premium Double Assurance—Assurance and Annuity. Reduced Tables for residence in India, China, Sfc. Nine-tenths of the whole Profits divided every five years.

THE NEXT DIVISION AT 3 ist DECEMBER, 1870. ANNUITY DEPARTMENT. Annuities, immediate, deferred or contingent, granted, and the rates fixed on the most favourable terms. Full explanations, Tables of Rates, etc., may be had at any of the Company's Offices or Agents throughout the Kingdom.

GLASGOW OFFICE—102 ST. VINCENT STREET.

5 S IN GBEENOCK- John Black, Writer. Thomas Stark, Banker. T. 0.- Hunter, Banker, Robertson & M'Dougall, Merchants. J. Johnston, Banker.- Jno. Clapperton & Co; Merchants ......

CONTENTS.

Preface. Calendar. Stamp Duties. Post Office Directory, ...... L Trades and Professions, ...... 208. APPENDIX.

Address of M.P.s for Town and County, ...... 22 Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures, ...... 75

Banking Houses, ... ' ...... 38 Benefit and Friendly Societies, ...... 71 Boating Clubs, ...... 76 Building Societies, ...... 86 Burgh and Police Court, ...... 35 Caledonian Kailway Company, ...... 26

Carriers, ...... 82

Charity School, ...... _ ...... 31 Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries, ...... 43 Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels, ...... 94 Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward, ... 36

Commissary Court, ...... 36 Conveyances, ...... 79 Consuls at Greenock, ...... 22

Courts, ...... 33 Customhouse, ...... 18 Dean of Guild Court, ...... 24 Education, ...... 66 Engines for Extinguishing Eires, ...... 27 Faculty of Procurators, ...... 37

Fishery Office, ...... 20 Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Company, ... .. 94 Government Life Insurance and Annuities, .. .. 12

Greenock Academy, ...... 66

Greenock and Ayrshire Railway, . . . 27

Greenock Chamber of Commerce, . . . 30 Greenock Coffee Room, ...... 30 Greenock Census Returns, ...... 23 Greenock Cemetery, Wellington Park and Well Park, ... 33

Greenock Dramatic Society, . . . 76

Greenock Exchange Buildings and Assembly Rooms, . 30

Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, ,. . 28 Greenock Library, ...... 29

Greenock Mechanics' Institution, . . . 30

Greenock Parochial Board, . . . 29

Greenock Prison, . . . . . 27 Greenock Ragged School Association, .. .. 68 Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company, .. .. 27 ......

Greenock Shipping List, ...... Page 94 Hackney Carriages, ...... 79 Income Tax Commissioners, ...... 36 Inland Eevenue Office (late Excise), ...... 20 Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), ...... 20 Insurance Offices and Agents, ...... 84 Inverkip Street and Duncan Street Burying Grounds, ... 33 Justice of Peace Court, ...... 35 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, ...... 37 List of Bonded Warehouses in Greenock, ...... 19

List of Licensed Deep Sea and River Pilots, ... . 83 Luteal Marine Board, ...... 31 Lower Ward Committee of Renfrewshire Prison Board, ... 27 Lloyd's Agent for Greenock and Port-Glasgow, ... 22 Magistrates and Town Council, ...... -23

Markets, ...... 28 Marine Board and Shipping Office, ...... 31

Mills on Water Trustees' Waterfalls, ... . . 25 Musical Associations, ...... 71 Omnibuses, ...... 82

Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries, ...... 20 Physicians and Surgeons, ...... 58

Police Board, .., ...... 25

Post Office, ...... 1

Post Office Saving's Bank, ...... 16

Public Offices, y...... 87

Quarter Sessions, ... .,...... 35

Registrar of Cab Licenses, ...... 79

Registrar of Licensed Cab Drivers, ...... 78

Registrar of Licensed Porters, ...... 78

Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, ...... 76

Sailing Vessels, ... „., ...... 90

Schools and Teachers, .. .. ., ... 58

'., Session Clerks, ...... 76

•' Sheriff Court, . . . . 34 . . .' Sheriff .'.' Small Debt Court, .. .. .' 34

Societies, ...... 62

Steam Vessels, ...... 91 Table of Fees of Interment in Cemetery, etc., . . 32

Table of Rates for Pilotage on the Clyde, . . 83 Table of Rates of Fares Chargeable by Porters, . 76

Table of Rates Chargeable by Licensed Boatmen, . 81 Town and Harbour Police, ...... 86

Trade Protection Societies, . . . . 87

Trustees on the Harbours, ...... 25

Trustees for Supplying the Town with Water, . 25

Volunteer Rifle and Artillery Corps, . . . . 60

Water Falls Let and Unlet, . . . . 25 ADVERTISEMENTS, .. 100 ^'

AMP DUTIES.

INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORDER, after the 10th October, 1853, for the payment of any sum of money to the bearer, or to order on demand, Id. And the followiug instruments shall be deemed and taken to be drafts or orders for the payments of money within the intent and meaning of this Act, and of any Act or Acts relating to the stamp duties on bills of exchange, drafts or orders, and shall be chargeable accordingly with the stamp duties imposed by this Act or any such Act or Acts, viz : —All documents or writings usually termed letters of credit, or whereby any person "to whom any such document or writing is or is intended to be delivered or sent, shall be entitled or be intended to be entitled to Slave credit with or in account with or to draw upon any other person for or to receive from such other person any sum of money therein mentioned. EXEMPTIONS.—Any draft or order drawn by any banker upon any other banker, not payable to bearer, or to order, and used solely for the purpose of settling or clearing any account between said bankers. Any letter written by a banker to any other banker, directing the payment of any sum of money, the same not being payable to bearer or to order, and such letter not being sent or delivered to the person to whom payment is to be made, or to any person on his behalf. INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORDER for the payment of any sum of money, though not made payable to the bearer or to order, If the same shall be delivered to the payee, or some person on his or her behalf the same duty as on a Bill of Exchange for the like sum payable to bearer or to order. INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORRDER for the payment of any sum of money weekly, monthly, or at any other stated periods, if made payable to the bearer, or to order, or if delivered to the payee, or to some person on his or her behalf, wbere the total amount of the money thereby made payable shall be specified therein, or can be ascertained therefrom, or shall be indefinite, the same duty as on a bill payable to bearer or order on demand. PROMISSORY NOTE for the payment of any sum of money t)y instalments, or for the payment of several sums of money at different days or times, so that the whole of the money to be paid shall be definite and certain, the same duty as on a promissory note, payable otherwise than to the bearer on demand, for a sum

When in sets of three or more, for every bill of each set not above £25, Osld Above £25, and not above £50 0a 21 50, — 75 3 75, — 100 4 100, — 200 8 200, 300 a. 300, — 400 1 4 400. — 500 1 8 500, — 750. 2 6 750, — 1000 3 4 1000, — 1500 5 1500, — 2000 6 8 2000, — 3000 10 For every £1000 above £4000, and every fractional part of £1000, ------3 4 When drawn out of and payable within the United Kingdom, same as Inland Bills. When drawn out and payable witbin the United Kingdom, but endorsed or negotiated witbin the United Kingdom, same as on Foreign Bills drawn in but payable out of the United Kingdom. Agreement when of the value of £20 or upwards, and without a clause of registration, 6d. £ s. D. Apprentice Indentures, --•-.-- 2 6 Bills of Lading, ______6 BONDS AND MORTGAGES. Not exceeding £50, - - 1 3 Above £50 and not above £100 2 G

100 — 150 3 1) 150 — 200 5 200 — 250 6 4 250 — 300 7 G And for every further £100 2 (I CONVEYANCES.

Where consider, not exceeding £5 0.-5 Gd Exc. not Exc. £ s. D. Exc. not Exc £ £ £ £ £ s. D 5 10 1 200 225 1 2 G 10 15 1 6 225 250 1 5 15 20 2 250 275 1 7 6 20 25 2 6 275 300 1 10 25 50 5 300 350 1 15 50 75 7 6 350 400 2 75 100 10 400 450 2 5 100 125 12 6 450 500 2 10 125 150 15 500 550 2 15 150 175 17 G 550 600 3 175 200 1 For every £50, or fractional part thereof, 5s. -£. STAMP DUTIES. DEBENTURE FOR DRAWBACK. S. D. When sum not exceeding £10 1 Above £10, and under £50 2 6 £50, 5 Draft or Order for the payment of any sum of Money to Bearer on Demand 1

,:A ^RE^CH MONIES, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, WITH THEIK EQUIVALENTS IN ENGLISH. French. monies. English. £ s. D. - 1 Cent., - - - - - 0| 2 „ =1 Sou, 1 10 Sous= 1 Franc, - - - - - 9§ - - 15 11 20 Francs=l Louis, - . - - 25 Do., - - - - - 1 WEIGHTS. French. English. Avoirdupois Weight, lbs. oz. drs. - - 1 Gramme, - - - 0| - - 10 „ =1 Decagramme, - 5| 10 Decagrammes=l Hectogramme, - - - 3 8-4 10 Hectogrammes=l Kilogramme, - - 2 3 4| LENGTH. French. English. yds. ft. in. 1 Metre, - - - - - 3 3 10 „ =Decametre, - ? ? - 10 2 9£ 10 Decametres=l Hectometre, - - - 109 9J- 10 Hectomctres=l Kilometre, - 25 Milimetres are equal to One Inch. £1092 1 8£ CAPACITY. French. English. gals. qts. pts. 1 Litre, If - - - 10 ., =1 Decalitre, - 2 1§ 10 Decalitres=l Hectolitre, - - - 22 10 Hectolitres=l Kilolitre, - - - 220 STREET DIE

REGISTRATION DISTRICTS, &c.

Districts. Registrars. Offices.

Official No. Name.

564 (1) Middle Parish Robert Campbell, 5 Bank Street. „ (2) East Parish James Slater, 29 Rue-end Street. „ (3) West Parish Robert A. Baird. 41 Oathcart Street. SESSION CLERKS.

Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank Street. East Pakish—Thomas Smith, 4 Upper Crescent. West Parish—Alex. Fyfe, 10 Brisbane Street. By Act 17 and 18 Vict. cap. 80, it is enacted that a birth be registered within 21 days, a Marriage within 3 days, and a Death within 8 days respectively thereafter. It is usual, and saves con- siderable trouble to parties, to get a Death registered previous to interment. Penalties are exigible if the above rules are not com- plied with.

The Numbers denote the Registration District in ivhich each Street is situated.

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

Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street (3) Ann street, from Buccleuch street southward to Cotton Mill (3) Antigua street, from Bogle street running southwards (2) Ardgowan street, west, from Nelson street, west, to Bedford st. (3) Ardgowan street, Glebe, from Crawfurd street to Clarence st. (3) Ardgowan square, Union street (8) Argyle street, from West Blackhall street to George square (3) )

STREET DIRECTORY.

Armadale place, head of Bank street (3) Arthur street, from St Lawrence street to Cartsburn street (2) Baker street, from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square (2) Bank street, from Cathcart square to Dempster street (1, 3) Bearhope street, from Roxburgh street to Tobago street (3) Bedford street, from Newark street to Glen (3) Bell entry, from Dairymple street to West breast (1) Belville place, head of Ratho street, westward (2) Bentinck street, or Martha brae, from Esplanade to Newark st (3) Blackhall street (East) from Rue-end street to Deer park (2) Blackball street (West) from Hamilton street to Grey place (3) Bogle street from Rue-end street to Regent street (1, 2) Boyd place, from 27 to 35 West Blackhall street (3) Boyd street, from Ker street to Clarence street (3) Breast (East), from East Quay lane to foot of William street Breast (West), continuation of East breast to West quay (1, 3) Brisbane street, from Nelson street to Madeira street (3) Broad Close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street (1) Brougham street, from Grey place westward to Margaret street (3) Bruce street, from Inverkip street to Wellington street (3) Buccleuch street, from Vennel to Ann street (3) close, Buchanan's 9 Dalrymple street ( 1) Campbell street, from Esplanade to Newton street (3) Captain street, from Sir Michael street to Wellington street (3) Carnock street, from St Andrew square to Dellingburn street (2) Cartsburn street, from Rue-end street to Upper Ingleston (2) Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart sts. (1) Cathcart street, from Cathcart square to East India breast (1) Catherine street, from Forsyth street to Johnstone street (3) Chapel street, from Bogle street to Dellingburn street (2) Charles street, from Vennel to Dalrymple street ( 3) Church place, from Cathcart square to Market street (1) Clarence street, from Roslin street to Ker street (3) Clyde erescent, from East Clyde street to Forsyth street (3) Cowgate street, from Vennel to Market street (1,3) Crawfurd street, east, head of Ratbo street southward (2) Crawfurd street, west, from Charles street to Boyd street (3) Cross-shore street, from Cathcart street to East breast (1) Customhouse place, back of Customhouse and foot of East Quay lane (1) Dalrymple street, from Shaw street to Nicholson street (1, 3) Dellingburn street, from Rue-end street to Baker street ( 2 Dellingburn square, foot of Baker street (2) Dempster street, from Bank street running westward (3) Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast (1) Donald's court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart st. (1) Drummer's close, 5 Dalrymple street (1) Drumfrochar road, from Baker street to Drumfrochar (2, 3> Duncan street, from Holmscroft street to East Shaw street (3) j )

STREET DIRECTORY.

East Clyde street, from Kopework street to Clyde crescent (3) East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay (1) East Quay lane, from Catbcart street to Steamboat quay (1) Eldon street, from Margaret street running westward to Grourock road (3) Esplanade, from Campbell street to Battery point (3) Finnart street, from Nelson street (west) to tbe Craigs (3) Forsytb street, from Clyde crescent to Finnart (3) Ford place, Caddlebill (3) Fox street, from Esplanade to Finnart road (3) George square, bead of Kilblain street (3) Glen street, from Fox street to Maxwell street (3) Grey place, west-end, West Blackball street (3) Hamilton at., from Catbcart square to West Blackhall st. (1, 3) Hamilton strest, (east) from Main street, Crawfordsdyke, to Port- Glasgow road (2) Harvie lane, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street (3) Highland close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street (1) Hill street, from Regent street to Lyle street (2) Hillend street, from Tbomas street to Belville place (2) Holmscroft street, from Williamson street to Trafalgar street (3) Hope street, Antigua street (2) Hope street, from Bank street, eastward (2, 3) Houston street, from West Stewart street to Campbell street (3) Hunter place, from Vennel to Harvie lane (3) Hyde park, Belville place (2) Ingleston street, from Baker street to tbe Crescents (2) Inverkip street, from Vennel to Williamson street (3) Jamaica street, from West Blackhall street to Union street (3) Jane place, north and south sides of Thomas street (2) John street, from Stanners street to St Lawrence street (2) Johnston street, from Union street to West Clyde street (3) Kelly street, from West Stewart street to Ford (3) Ker street, from West Blackball street to Albert Quay, (3) Kilblain street, from Vennel to George square (3 Kirk street, from Roslin street to West Church burying-ground (3) Laird street, from West Blackball st. to West burying-ground (3) Lindsay's lane, from West Quay lane to Vennel (3) Longwell close, from 44 Catbcart street to Shaw street (1) Lyle street, from Bank street running eastward (2, 3) Lynedoch street, from Mansionhouse to Drumfrochar road (2, Macdougall street, off East Hamilton street (2) o\ Mackenzie street, off East Hamilton street (2) Macknight st., continuation of St Lawrence st. from Eatho st (2) Madeira street, from Brisbane street to Esplanade (3) Main st., Crawfordsdyke, from Rue-end st. to East Hamilton (2) Manse lane, from Hamilton street to Market street (1) street, Mearns from Shaw place, Dempster street (-3) Melville Court, 31 Hamilton street (3) Mount Pleasant street, west of Inverkip street, southward (3) STREET DIRECTORY.

Mansionhouse lane, from Cathcart street to New road (1) Margaret street, from Esplanade to Union street (3) Market street, from Church place to Tobago street (1) Martin terrace, from Patrick street to Eobertson street (3) Morton terrace (2) Maxwell street, from Newark street to Eldon street (3) Nelson street (west), from George square to Brachleston toll (3) Nelson street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street (3) Newton street, from Inverkip street to the Glen (3) New Dock Lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast (1) New road, from Watt place to Eegent street (3) Newark street, from Jardine's Burn to Drum's brae (3) Nicoison street, from Nelson street to Ropework street (3) Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street (2) Octavia terrace, west from Bentinck street (3) Open shore, from Shaw street to New Dock head (1) Patrick street, from Finnart street to west Clyde street (3) Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton street to Port-Glasgow (2) Pottery street from Port-Glasgow road to river, east of Clyde Potteries (2) Princes street, from Inverkip street to Nelson street, west (3) Eatho street, from East Hamilton street to Belville place (2) Eegent street, from Dellingburn square to Ann street (2, 3) Eobertson street, from Brougham street to Finnart road (3J Eosneath street, from Esplanade to Eldon street (3) Eopework street, from Dalrymple street to Clyde street (Z) Eoslin street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street (3) Eoxburgh street, from Bank street to Inverkip street ('6) Eue-end street, from Cathcart street to Cartsburn street (1, 2) St Andrew street from Eue-end street southward (2) St Andrew square, from Springkeli street to Carnock street (2) St Lawrence street, from John street to Eatho street (2) Salmon street, north-west side of Inverkip street—No. 34 (3) Shannon's close, from Shaw street to East breast (1) Shaw street, from Dalrymple street to Eue-end street (I) Shaw street feast) from Ann street to Nelson street, west (3) Shaw place, from Bank street to Ann street (3) Sinclair street, off East Hamilton street (2) Sir John's brae, Mansionhouse lane (3) Sir Michael street, from Vennel to Roxburgh street (3) Smith's lane, from Vennel to Market street (1) Springkeli street, from Cartsburn street to St Andrew square (2) Stanners street, from Main street, Cartsdyke, to John street (2) Steamboat Quay, east and west of the Customhouse and Excise buildings (1) Stewart street (east), from Rue-end sstreet to Greenock Foundry (2) Stewart street (west), from West Burn street to Houston street (3) Sucarbouse lane, from Yennel to Dalrymple street (3) Taylor's close, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street (1) STREET DIRECTORY.

Terrace road, from Watt place to Regent street (3) Thomas street, from East Crawford street, -westward (2) Tobago street, from Inverkip street to Market street (3) Trafalgar street, from Shaw place to Dempster street (3) Under crescent, from John street to St Lawrence street (2) Union court, head of West Quay lane (3) Union street, from George square to Newark street (3) Upper crescent, from Under crescent, southward (2) Vennel, from Inverkip street to West breast (1, 3) Victoria place, 7 West Blackball street (3) Virginia street, from Chapel street to East India breast (2) Watt street, from Nelson street to Kelly street (3) Watt place, southside of Cathcart and Cross-shore streets (1) Watson's lane, from Hamilton street to Vennel (3) Wellington court, 7 Cathcart square Wellington street, from Williamson street to Bank street (3) West Burn street from Kilblain street to Dalrymple street (3) West Shaw street, from Inverkip street to Nelson street, west West Quay lane., from Dalrymple street to West quay (3) West Quay, from foot of West Quay lane eastward (3) Whitefarland point, near the Battei*y (3) William street, from Cathcart square to East and West breasts (1) Williamson street, from head of Inyerkip street, southward (3) York street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street (3) LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HUE CAPITAL, L.1,000,000. LIFE CAPITAL, L.1,000,000.

SCOTTISH BRANCH : OFFICE—INDIA BUILDINGS, 29 GORDON STREET. DIRECTORS. ARCHIBALD GALBRAITH, Esq., (A. & A. Galbraith and Co.), Glasgow. JOSEPH'' C. WAKEFIELD, Esq. (Inglis and Wakefield), Glasgow. THOMAS D. FINDLAY, Esq. (T. D. Findlay & Co.), Glasgow. Secretary—A. R. BARLAS.

SHORT PERIOD INSURANCES on the Usual Terms. LOSSES are met with PROMPTITUDE and LIBERALITY. LOSSES caused by LIGHTNING and EXPLOSION of GAS made good.

Agents at Greenock. JOHN GILLESPIE, 32 Cathcart Street. D. MACLEAN, Hamilton Street. R. SHANKLAND & CO., 21 Catheart Street. J. M-CAUGHEY, 1 West Quay. R. W. CHALMERS, Writer. D. CUNNINGHAM & CO.. 23 Cathcart Street. HOPE* STEWART RAMSAY, 9 Kelly Street. JAMES DENHOLM, 41 Cathcart Street. POST-OFFICE GREENOCK DIRECTORY.

ADAM Alexander, cooper, 13 John street Adam Alexander, cooper, 58 "Wellington street Adam Alexander, carpenter, 1 BelviLLe place Adam Archibald, shipowner, 18 Palmerston buildings. Ho., 42 Eldon street, Adam Archibald, jan. (of William Adam & Co.), Holly Bank,. Eldon street Adam David, joiner, 36 Roxburgh street Adam Donald, blacksmith, 39 Rue-end street. House, Ait- ken's land, Upper Lyle street Adam Edward, tailor, 6 Smith's lane Adam Edward B., storekeeper, 13 Regent street Adam George, merchant, 1 Cathcart street. House, Wood- side, Eldon street Adam George & Co., timber measurers, 1 Cathcart streets Adam & Gill, joiners, 4 Watson's land Adam James, sawyer, 24 Sir Michael street Adam James (of Adam & Gill), 63 Roxburgh street Adam John, Town Chamberlain, Chamberlain's Office, Coun- cil chambers, Hamilton street. House, 49- Esplanade Adam Robert, carpenter, 7 John street Adam Robert, mason, 21 East Shaw street Adam William, mason, 29 Holmscroft street Adam William, labourer, 1 Main street Adam William, cooper, 4 Holmscroft street Adam William & Co., plumbers, coppersmiths, and brassfounders, 2 and 3 Dock breast Adam Mrs Wm., Holly Bank, 29 Eldon sttreet ADAMS James, weaver, Overton Adams James, labourer, 13 Bearhope street Adams James, joiner, 26 East Hamilton street Adams James, labourer, 3 West Burn Street Adams John, cashier, Provident Bank. House, 20 Brisbane street & DIRECTORY.

Adams Joint, labourer, 45 Nicolson street Adams William D., saddler, 19 Cathcart street. House, IS Lynedoch street Adams William, deep-sea pilot, 1 Grey place ADAMSON Alexander, architect, 6 Ardgowan street, west Adamson Daniel D., 22 Margaret street Adamson William, hairdresser and news agent, 71 Main street Adamson Mrs William, 22 Margaret street. ADVERTISER Office (Greenock), 29 Hamilton street AGNEW Alexander & Son, joiners, builders, and house- factors, Terrace road, and 15 Cross-shore street Agnew Alexander (of Alex. Agnew & Son, 8 M argaret street, Agnew Charles, labourer, 35 Holmscroft street Agnew David (of Alex. Agnew & Son), 63 Union street Agnes James (of Alex. Agnew & Son), 65 Union street Agnew John, labourer, 9 East Shaw street Agnew Robert, carpenter, 2 Orchard place AIKENHEAD James, boot and shoe merchant, 8 Cathcart square. House, 56 Holmscroft street AIRD John, grocer, 54 Dalrymple street. House, 7 Nicolson steeet Aird Thomas, porter, 8 Antigua street Aird William, shipmaster, 13 Mount Pleasant street AIRMET Elliot, gardener, Newark street AITCHISON Mrs, Jamieson place, 67 Nicolson street AITKEN -Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Hamilton street. House, Ashbourne, 40 Eldon street Aitken Alexander, labourer, Lindsay's cottage, Crescent Aitken Charles, engineer, 17 Lynedoch street Aitken David, bank accountant and insurance agent, City of Glasgow Bank. House, Ivy Bank, Port-Glasgow Aitken Edward, engineer, 8 Tobago street Aitken James (of Lang & Aitken), 78 Eldon street Aitken James, spirit dealer, 14 East Shaw street. House^ Fletcher's Cottage, Mearns street Aitken John, watchman, 22 Sir Michael street Aitken Robert, joiner, 22 Ann street Aitken Robert, smith, 5 Holmscroft street Aitken Thomas Alex., manager, Shaws Water Chemical Works. House, 19 Brisbane street Aitken Miss, feuar, 7 East Shaw street Aitken Miss Janet, dressmaker, 28 West Blackhall street Aitken Miss M., grocer, 15 Antigua street Aitken Mrs, 20 West Stewart street ALEXANDER Alex., farmer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road DIRECTORY.

Alexander Angus, sailmaker, 1 Antigua street Alexander Fredrick, sugar broker, 32 Cathcart street. House, Caddlehill terrace Alexander James, assistant harbour master, 16 Bearhope st Alexander James, boilermaker, 2 Morton terrace G., druggist, 9 Blackhall Alexander James West street. Ho. ? 27 Nicolson street Alexander James, moulder, 3 Hope street Alexander John, labourer, 15 St Lawrence street Alexander Matthew, Barnhill farm, East Parish Alexander Eobert, joiner, 32 Nicholson street Alexander Robert, sailmaker, 23 Sir Michael street Alexander Thomas, labourer, 5 Hill street Alexander William, cooper, 6 Lyle street Alexander William, brassfounder, 41 Ann street Alexander William, carpenter, 37 Lynedoch street Alexander William, 3 Ardgowan square Alexander William, steward, 41 Ann street Alexander Mrs A., grocer, 11 Main street. House, 1 Lyle street Alexander Mrs James, feuar, 34 Union street Alexander Mrs John, 2 Jamaica street Alexander Mrs, furnishings, 6 Mount Pleasant street ALGIE Andrew, grocer, 12 Hamilton street. House, 6 Antigua street Algie James, grocer, 17 Cathcart street. House, 76 Eldon street Algie John, pansman, 9 Ingleston street Algie Robert, grocer, 24 Shaw street and 7 East Quay Lane. House, 41 Lynedoch street ALLAN Conway, warehousemen, 2 Bruce street Allan David, boilermaker, 48 East Hamilton street

Allan George, jun , East Stewart street Grain Mills! Ho., 1 St Andrew square Allan George & Son, iron manufacturers, Clyde Forge, East Hamilton street Allan George, blacksmith, 1 Belville place Allan George, joiner, 28 Crawfurd street Allan James, tobacconist, 22 West Blackhall street Allan James, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street Allan James, foreman, Gas Works, 24 West Blackhall street Allan James, sailmaker, 5 York street Allan James, labourer, Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd street Allan James, clerk, Post Office. House, 14 Wellington street Allan James, stoker, 5 Hill-end] DIRECTORY.

Allan James, slater, 9 East Blackhall street Allan James, skinner, Ladyburn Allan John, baker, 9 Bearhope street Allan John, boilermaker, 18 John street Allan Robert, 4 Mearns street Allan Robert (of George Allan & Son), 27 Union street Allan Robert (of Alexander Laird & Son), 15 Newton street Allan Robert, salesman, 26 Ingleston street Allan Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Ann street. House, 17 do. Allan Robert, slater, 24 Tobago street Allan Robert, carter, 3 Orchard place Allan William, boarding-house keeper, 28 Dalrymple street Allan "William O. (of Andrew Ostler & Co.), Strathmore house, 36 Brisbane street Allan Mrs Arthur, lodgings, 67 Rue-end street Allan Mrs, 19 Antigua street Allan Mrs, lodgings, 7 Newton street Allan Mrs, 3 Dellingburn street ALLERDICE Archibald, labourer, 7 East Shaw street Allerdice Francis, boilermaker, 17 Roxburgh street ALLISON Alexander, joiner, 12 Bruce street Allison Allan, pilot, 28 West Burn street Allison David, engineer, Aitken's land, Hill-end Allison James, tailor and clothier, 8 Hamilton street Allison John, joiner, 14 Bruce street Allison John R., 23 Brisbane street Allison Robert, smith, 41 Ann street Allison Stewart, joiner and saw miller, 32 Crawfurd street, Glebe, and Dellingburn square. House, 12 East Blackhall street Allison William (of Wm. Allison & Co.), Myrtle Cottage, 92 Eldon street Allison William, mason, 29 Inverkip street Allison William & Co., wine and spirit merchants, (wholesale and retail) 57 Vennel and 3 Market street Allison Miss, 16 Bruce street Allison Misses, 15 Brisbane street Allison Mrs Robert, 3 West Shaw street ALLISTER William, weaver, Broomhill ALSTON John, chain and anchor dealer, 2 East India breast House, 7 Brisbane street AMOS Miss, 13 Brisbane street ANDERSON Aaron, boilermaker, 18 Antigua street Anderson Adam, greengrocer, 11 Market street DIRECTORY.

Anderson Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners. East Hamilton st. Anderson Alexander, patternmaker, 11 Hamilton street Anderson Alexander (of Alexander Anderson & Sons), 7 George square Anderson Alexander, general grocer, 34 Hamilton street. House, 13 Newton street Anderson Andrew, engine-keeper, 65 Rue-end street Anderson Andrew, tailor, 11 East Blackball street Anderson Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end street Anderson Colin, labourer, 48 Dalrymple street Anderson Daniel, joiner, 6 Nelson street, west Anderson Duncan, 22 West Blackhall street Anderson Duncan, shipmaster, 61 Roxburgh street Anderson George, joiner, 9 East Blackhall street Anderson George J., shipmaster, 13 Ardgowan street Anderson Henry, engineer, 23 Ingleston street Anderson Hugh, hosier, glove and trimming warehouse, 38 Hamilton street. House, 48 Brougham street Anderson James, boilermaker, 3 Orchard place Anderson James, engineer, 3 Manse lane Anderson James, watchmaker, 14 Sir Michael street Anderson James, engineer, 21 Lynedoch street Anderson James, blacksmith and grocer, Victoria place, Hill- end Anderson James, engineer, 23 Ingleston street Anderson James, joiner, 38 Main street Anderson James, joiner, 70 Wellington street Anderson James, engineer, Alma cottage, M'Knight street Anderson James W., coal merchant, 12 East Quay lane. House, 4 Carnock street Anderson John, labourer, 7 St Lawrance street Anderson John, pilot, 61 dSTicolson street

Anderson John, patternmaker, Alma cottage, M'Knight st. Anderson John, contractor, 62 Wellington street Anderson John, engineer, 37 Lynedoch street Anderson John (of Wm. Anderson & Sons), 33 Brougham st. Anderson John, draper and outfitter, 53 Rue-end st. House 9 Watt street Anderson John, smith, 27 Arthur street Anderson John, patternmaker, Victoria place, Hill-end Anderson John (of Alexander Anderson & Sons), Upper Campbell street Anderson John, carpenter, 7 Market street Anderson John, smith, 25 Arthur street Anderson John, engineer, 3 Dellingburn square DIRKCTORY

Anderson John, gardener, 20 Nelson street, west Anderson John, baker, 13 Under crescent Anderson John, carpenter, Orchard place, Upper crescent Anderson Neil, grocer, 46 Inverkip street. House, do. Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 9 Bruce street Anderson Q. L., silk mercer, 16 West Blackhall street. Ho., Ashton, Gourock Anderson Robert, patternmaker, 12 Regent street Anderson & Robertson, dyers and cleaners, 27 West Burn st Anderson Thomas, carter, 13 Charles street Anderson Thomas, spirit dealer, 11 East breast. Ho., do Anderson William & Sons, grain and provision merchants, Mansion House lane Anderson William & Sons, sugar brokers, Sugar Exchange buildings Anderson William (of William Anderson & Sons). 4 Trafalgar street Anderson William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 6 Dal rymple st. Ho., 24 Wellington street Anderson William, sugar baker, 13 West Blackhall street Anderson William, potter, 50 East Hamilton street Anderson W. Stewart (of Campbell Anderson & Co.), 8 Ard- gowan square Anderson Miss, lodgings, 17 Cartsburn street Anderson Miss, mangier, 71 Ann street Anderson Misses, teachers, Havelock buildings, 17 West Black- hall street Anderson Mrs Andrew, 8 Ardgowan square Anderson Mrs Hugh, 12 Ingles ton street Anderson Mrs James, 13 St Andrew street Anderson Mrs James L., 61 Brougham street Anderson Mrs Richard, 67 Union street Anderson Mrs Thomas, 28 Brisbane street Anderson Mrs, 20 Wellington street Anderson Mrs, 32 Dalrymple street Anderson Mrs, 33 Cathcart street Anderson Mrs, 20 Sir Michael street ANDREW Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Loudon place, Holms croft street Andrew David, engineer, Orchard place, Upper crescent Andrew John, smith, 6 Upper crescent Andrew John, moulder, Orchard place, Upper crescent Andrew J. & W. & Co., furnishing ironmongers, engineers and smiths, and makers of iron roofs and bridges, 2 Cath- square, 5 Ann street and 15 Bogle street DIRECTORY,

Andrew Thomas, carter, 50 Inverkip street ANGUS James, engineer, Aitken's land, Hillend Angus Robert (of Ewing, Angus & Co.), Glenfield, 79 Union st. Angus Thomas (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 7 Lyle street Angus Mrs George, 12 Ingleston street ANTWERP Steamship office, 9 Customhouse place—Graham Brymner, agent APPLETON Thomas, ropespinner, Orchard place, Upper crescent APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton street Apothecaries' Hall (New), 17 Hamilton street ARBUCKLE & Beveridge, engineers, blacksmiths, and boiler and tank makers, 22 Arthur street Arbuckle G. & M., fleshers, 1 Albert place Arbuckle George (of G. & M. Arbuckle), 43 Eldon street Arbuckle James (of Arbuckle & Beveridge), 6 Chapel street Arbuckle John, tanner, currier, machinery belt and hose manufacturer, Cartsburn and S tanners streets. House, Grosvenor place, Wellington street Arbuckle Matthew (of G. & M. Arbuckle), 7 Grey place ARCHIBALD Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Mearns street Archibald William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Charles street. House, 9 Roxburgh street. ARKLEY Arthur, tidewaiter, 31 Ann street Arkley Misses, dressmakers and straw bonnet makers, 38 West Stewart street ARMIT James S. (of Smith & Armit), 14 Ardgowan street, west ARMITAGE William, wool-sorter, Broomhill, Drumfrochar road ARMOUR Alexander, shoemaker, 7 Sugarhouse lane Armour George, carpenter, 1 Sinclair street Armour Hugh, policeman, 34 Inverkip street Armour John, joiner, 8 Cross-shore street Armour John, labourer, 1 Rue-end street Armour Joseph, labourer, 30 Sugarhouse lane Armour Matthew, cooper, 19 Bearhope street

Armour Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 1 1 Charles street Armour William, sawyer, 20 Nelson street, west Armour William, coppersmith, 18 Bearhope street Armour Miss, dressmaker, 7 Brisbane street Armour Mrs George, 7 Brisbane street ARMSTRONG Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Shaw- street. House, 8 Wellington street ARNOT David, salesman, 28 Wellington street 8 DIRECTORY.

Arnot James, cooper, 13 Clarence street. House, 36 West Blackhall street ARROL Robert, labourer, 60 Wellington street Arrol Mrs William, grocer and provision merchant, 58 VenneL. House, do. Arrol Mrs Robert, grocer, 21 Tobago street ARTHUR James, joiner, 13 Ingleston street Arthur John, engineer, 4 Ingleston street Arthur John, joiner, 36 Main street Arthur Thomas, labourer, 13 St Andrew street Arthur William, labourer, 28 Crawfurd street Arthur William, blacksmith, 4 Ingleston street Arthur Mrs Robert, 40 Dalrymple street ASH Robert, moulder, 12 Terrace road ASHFORD Robert, tailor, 2 Tobago street ASSEMBLY Rooms (New), Terrace road ATKINSON Joseph, pattermaker, 7 Upper cresent AULD Charles, M.D., physician and surgeon, 3 Bank street- House, 5 Houston street Auld James (of Blair & Auld), 15 Newton street AUSTIN Adam, joiner, Hill-end Austin Matthew, mason and builder, 22 Bruce street. House,,. 17 Bruce street AVERY Thomas, collector of customs, Olenside, Finnart B

BAHRS John, mariner, 32 Dalrymple street BAILEY Campbell, shipmaster, 13 Bank street Bailey William, mariner, 4 Kilblain street BAILLIE William, glazier, 12 Regent street BAIN Alexander, smith, Hyde Park cottage, St Lawrence st.. Bain George, market gardener, 7 Mearns street. House, do_ Bain George, wholesale and retail coal merchant, 21 Inverkip

fstreet. House, 23 do. Bain James, labourer, 8 Baker street Bain James, joiner, 21 Main street Bain John, moulder, 9 Ingleston street Bain John, officer of fisheries, 3 Bank street. House, 35* Nelson street, west Bain John, engineer, 1 Ratho street Bain Thomas, Prince of Wales' restaurant, 28 Cathcart street Bain Thomas, Prince of Wales' hotel, 28 Cathcart street Bain Thomas, moulder, 2 John street Bain Walter, cooper, 4 Nicolson street DIRECTORY.

Bain William, joiner, 1 Duncan street Bain Mrs Thomas, 5 Regent street Bain Miss, 5 Mount Pleasant street BAINE & Johnston, merchants, 17 West Blackhall street Baine James, 15 Mount Pleasant street Baine William, foreman ropemaker, 23 Mount Pleasart street Baine William, ropemaker, 43 Wellington street BAIRD James F., boot and shoe maker, 12 Tobago street Baird John, gardener, Seafield, 2 Fox street Baird Matthew, mason, 58 Wellington street Baird Robert A., stationer and lithographic printer, 41 Cath- cart street and 16 Hamilton street. House, 72 El don st. Baird Robert A., registrar of births, deaths, and marriages for- West Parish, 41 Cathcart street Baird Robert, boilermaker, M'Intyre's land, Hill-end Baird Thomas, gardener, Seafield, 2 Fox street Baird Mrs M., restaurant, 11 Cathcart street. House, 3 An- tigua street BAKERS' House of Call, 8 Market street BALD George, labourer, 15 Main street BALDERSTON David, merchant, 49 Regent street BALLANTINE, Adam & Rowan, sugur refiners. Dellingburn street Ballantine George, breaksman, 5 Hill street Ballantine James (of Greenock Distillery Co.), 7 Houston street Ballantine John Haddow (of Ballantine, Adam & Rowan), 37 Union street Ballantine Robert, sawyer, Ladyburn Ballantine Thomas (of Greenock Distillery Co), '22 Patrick street Ballantine Mrs, lodgings, 22 West Stewart street BALLINA Steam Packet Co., 21 Palmerston buildings BALLINGALL Peter, accountant, Bank of Scotland, 47' Cathcart street

BANCROFT Peter & Son, oil importers, Liverpool ; John Campbell, jun. agent, 11 Cathcart street BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart street BANKHEAD William, gatekeeper, 53 Main street BANKIER, Lietke & Co., ship brokers and commission merchants, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Bankier W. D. & Co., agents for patent union metal for sheathing ships, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st BANKS John, town missionary, 11 Mount Pleasant st Banks Robert, engineer, 1 Hillside place, St Lawrence st 10 DIRECTORY.

Banks William, mate, 17 Mount Pleasant street Banks Mrs Alex., provision dealer, 26 Charles st. Ho., 6 Union

BANNATYNE Ebenezer, joiner, 3 John street Bannatyne John, plumber, 38 Nelson street, west Bannatyne Mrs Robert, spirit merchant, 3 Ropework street. House, do BANNIGAN Edward, lodgings, 40 Shaw street BAPTIST Church, West Burn street BARBOUR Alexander, boatman, Longwell close Barbour Alexander, joiner, 34 East Hamilton street Barbour Archibald, cowfeeder, Auchindarroch Barbour Archibald, boatman, 1 Vennel Barbour James, boilermaker, 14 Octavia Cottages, East Craw- furd street Barbour John, 36 Holmscroft street Barbour Robert, joiner, 4 Tobago street Barbour Wm. boilermaker, 4 Morton terrace Barbour William, joiner, 3 Ann street Barbour Mrs Thomas, 29 Cathcart street BARCLAY David Elder (of R. Ewing & Co.), Glenhuntly cottage, Port-G-lasgow Barclay James, engineer, 17 Ingleston street Barclay James, joiner, 30 Ingleston street Barclay John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 11 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street Barclay John S. (of M'Lean & Barclay), 5 Kelly street Barclay John, shoemaker, grocer, and corn-extractor, 30 Inverkip street Barclay John, grocer, 10 Sir Michael street. House, 25 Bruce street Barclay John, jun., fish and oil merchant, 20 Hamilton street Barclay John, mason, Hill's land, Port-G-lasgow road Barclay Robert, baker, 15 Cartsburn street. House, do Barclay William, moulder, 3 Springkell street Barclay Mrs., 23 Bruce street Barclay Mrs, 37 Ann street Barclay Mrs, 5 Lynedoch street BARK Andrew, carpenter, 32 Nelson street, west BARLOW James, painter, 2 Hill street BANARD James, contractor, New Steamboat quay. House, 9 George square BARR Allan, waiter and lodgings, 2 Antigua street Barr James, cooper, 16 Sir Michael street Barr James, gardener, 37 Union street 1

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Barr James, sugar boiler, 45 Rue-end street Barr James, C.E., master of works, 3 Jamaica street. House. 8 do Barr James, coal merchant, Commercial buildings, 14 Hainil ton street Barr James, labourer, 23 Ingleston street Barr John, engineer, 35 Lynedoch street Barr John, gardener, 27 West Blackhall street. House, 36 Nelson street, west Barr John, coppersmith, 9 Antigua street Barr M'Leod, grocer and provision merchant, 1 Ann street and 7 Newton street. House, 7 Newton street Barr Peter, boilermaker, 7 Main street Barr Peter, boilermaker, Ford road Barr Robert, coal merchant, 64 Ann street Barr Walter, labourer, Upper crescent Barr William, tinsmith, 8 East Blackhall street Barr William, carpenter, Alma cottage, Hill-end Barr Mrs, 80 Union street Barr Mrs Robert, 1 Lyle street BARRIE Robert, mason, 38 Roxburgh street Barrie John, inspector of water pipes, 59 Ann stresfc Barrie Miss, 13 Kelly street Barrie Mrs, 29 Patrick street BARRON Alexander, joiner, 30 Wellington street Barron Charles, broker, 2 Taylor's close Barron Philip, painter, 1 West breast BATES George, fruiterer and confectioner, 4 East quay lane BATHGATE Charles, labourer, 24 Bruce street Bathgate George (of M'Millan & Bathgate), 1 East Blackhall street Bathgate James, potter, Cappielow house BATTERS Silas, refreshment rooms, 30 Shaw street BAULD George, engineer, 17 Main street BAXTER Archibald (of John W. Innes & Co.), 61 Ann street Baxter Duncan, rivetter, 3 Cowgate street

Baxter Daniel, labourer, 1 Mackenzie street Baxter Gabriel, flesher, 10 Taylor's close. House, 26 Charles street Baxter George, seaman 5 York street. Baxter Hugh, joiner, 40 West Burn street Baxter James, labourer, 45 Lynedoch street Baxter John, 1 Finnart terrace, Baxter John, boltmaker, 13 John street 12 DIRECTORY.

Baxter Malcolm, carpenter, 2 Open shore Baxter Peter, joiner, 2 Crawfurd street Baxter Robert, feuar, 6 Kilblain street Baxter Mrs A., 10 Antigua street BEAR George, out-door officer, H.M. Customs, 27 Lydedoch street. BEARDALL Joseph, engineer, 37 Ann street BEATON Allan, carpenter, 6 Under cresent Beaton Archibald, carpenter. 11 Regent street Beaton Alex., labourer, 10 Charles street Beaton Donald, carpenter. 36 Roxburgh street Beaton John, labourer, 20 Cathcart street Beaton John, carpenter, 68 East Hamilton street Beaton Kenneth, labourer, 13 Nicolson street Beaton Lachlan, carpenter, 28 Tobago street Beaton Peter, carter, 6 Sugarhouse lane "Beaton Mrs, widwife, 1 York street BEATTIE James, sugar broker, 23 Cathcart street. House,, Rocklee, Helensburgh Beattie James, carter, 9 Ingleston street Beattie Stewart, carter, 11 Lyle street Beattie Hiss, grocer, 51 Roxburgh street Beattie Miss, grocer, 16 Brisbane street Beattie Mrs Elizabeth, Commercial Hotel, 2 East Quay lane Beattie Mrs, 11 Regent street BECKFORD John, store keeper, 34 East Hamilton street BEG-GS Hamilton, labourer, 32 Cartsburn street BEITH Mrs Thomas, grocer, 13 Cartsburn street. House, 25- Ingleston street Beith Mrs, 11 Mount Plesant street Beith Mrs, Jamieson place, 71 JSTicolson street BELL Archibald, sheriff- officer and J.P. eonstable, 27 Cath- cart street, and 2 Falconer street, Port-Glasgow. House, Port-Glasgow Bell J. & Co., manufacturing chemists, druggists, &c, 6 Cross-shore street Bell James, A.E.,M.D.. New York, physician and accoucheur, 6 Cross-shore street. House, 4 Mansion-house lane Bell James, plumber, 6 Antigua street Bell John, baker, 3 West Blackhall street. House, 6 do. Bell John, plumber, 29 Lynedoch street Bell John, labourer, 19 John street Bell John, 14 West Blackhall street Bell John, mariner, 45 Cathcart street Bell Peter & Co., plumbers, 2 East India breast 3

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Bell Peter (of Peter Bell & Co.), 18 Antigua street Bell Robert, mate, 13 Watt street Bell Robert, labourer, 50 Shaw street Bell Ann, 31 West Burn street Bell Misses, under-clothing shop, 36 West Blackhall street. House, 7 Brisbane street Bell Mrs John, fruiterer and green grocer, 13 West Blpck- hall street Bell Mrs George, 7 Brisbane street BENNIE Alexander, carpenter, 8 St Lawrence street Bennie William, blacksmith, 6 East Shaw street Bennie Mrs James, 7 Under crescent BENSON Robert, rigger, 46 Nicolson street Benson William, spirit merchant, 50 Shaw street. House, 4 Mansion-house lane Benson William, shipmaster, 19 Lynedoch street Benson Mrs William, 19 Lynedoch street BENZIE George D., cashier, 2 Bentinck street Benzie J., outfitter, 19 Cathcart street. Ho., 2 Mearns st. BEREN John M. outfitter, 7 Cathcart street. House, 41 Lynedoch street BERTRAM William, timekeeper, 4 East Shaw street BERTRAND Augustus (of J. Dhanis & Co.), 52 Brougham st. BETHUNE Robert, mason, 60 Vennel BETTERIDGE James, seaman, 76 Ann street BEVERIDGE Andrew, H.M.C, 7 Morton terrace Beveridge David, engineer, 9 Upper crescent Beveridge George, cooper, M'lntyre's land, Hill- end Beveridge James, smith, 3 Ingleston street Beveridge James, cooper, 21 Bruce street Beveridge Robert, pansrnan, 5 Hill street Beveridge Robert, mason, 21 Bruce street Beveridge William, carpenter, 1 Belville place Beveridge William (of Arbuckle & Beveridge), 27 Tnglestonst BICKET Robert, skinner, 2 Sinclair street BIGG Charles, Inland Revenue officer, Brachelston place, 30 Nelson street, west BIGGAM John, spirit dealer, 35 Dalrymple street. House, Harvie lane Biggam Miss Ann, teacher, 9 Ann street Biggam Mrs David, 30 Dalrymple street BIGGART Gabriel, fitter, Aitken's land, Hill-end Biggart John, smith, 6 John street Biggart Robert, carpenter, 13 Charles street BINNIE Robt. (of James Richardson & Co.), Ashford Gourock 14 DIRECTORY.

Binnie William, smith, 29 Holmscroft street BIRKMYRE Henry, clerk, 57 Regent street Birkmyre William (of Greenock Sacking Co.), Ardenlee, Eldon street BISSET Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 30 Ann street BISSLAND John, baker, 19 Regent st. House, do Bissland Peter, boilermaker, 3 York street BLACK Adam, cabinetmaker and precentor, 11 Kilblain st. House, 17 Mount Pleasant street Black Alexander, cooper, 48 Crawfurd street Black A. J., 11 Ardgowan square Black A. L. shipmaster, 24 Brisbane street Black Angus, carpenter, 34 Dalrymple street Black Archibald, carpenter, 3 Brougham street Black Daniel, carpenter, 11 Under crescent. Black Daniel, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael street Black Daniel, carpenter, 8 Under crescent Black Daniel, joiner, Wood farm, Ladyburn Black Daniel, cabinetmaker, 1 Carnock street Black David, sheriff-officer and constable, 3 Bank st. Ho., 25 West Burn street Black Donald, labourer, 3 John street Black Dugald, labourer, 23 Main street Black Duncan, joiner, 41 Lynedoch street Black Duncan, flesher, 10 Hope street. House, do. Black Hugh, tea and coffee merchant, 37 Hamilton street. House, 24 West Stewart street Black James W., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, Have- lock buildings, 17 West Blackball street. House, 13 Newton street Black James, house and shipwright, bailder, and property valuator. 9 West Stewart street and 39 Nicolson street. House, 11 Kelly street Black James, fireman, 2 Hillend Black James, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch street Black James, joiner, 67 Rue-end street Black James, police constable, 24 Bruce street Black John, writer, 5 West Blackhall street. House, Claren- don place, Eldon street

Black John, boilermaker. 1 1 St Lawrence street Black John, Glasgow and Greenock carrier. Receiving office, 10 East Quay lane. Ho., 47 Roxburgh street Black P. & A. brewers and matlsters, Captain street Black Patrick, L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 33 Nicolson street Black Patrick M. (of P. & A. Black), 53 Union street ,

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Black Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 41 Rue-end street. 2 Dellingburn street. House, 2 Dellingburn street Black Robert, moulder, Orchard place, Upper crescent Black Robert, 39 Nicolson street Black Robert, smith, Maitland's land, Hope street Black Thomas, rope and sailmaker, 4 Customhouse place. Ho. 2 Jamieson place, Nicolson street Black William, accountant and commission agent, Cromwell place, 39 Lyle street Black Miss Jane, lodgings, 29 Charles street Black Mrs George, 7 Lynedoch street Black Mrs John, 11 Ardgowan square Black Mrs John, lodgings, 40 Dalrymple street Black Mrs John, 10 Eldon street Black Mrs John, grocer, 8 Mearns streefe Black Mrs, 20 Sir Michael street Black Mrs, 35 Ann street Black Mrs, 7 Market street BLACKBURN Mrs Alexander, 11 West breast BLACKMORE Edward (of Rankin & Blackmore), 53 For- syth street BLACKWOOD James, carpenter, 27 Main street Blackwood John, 3 Holmscroft street Blackwood Robert, carter, 18 John street BLAIN James, boilermaker, Ladyburn Blain William, spirit dealer, 8 East breast. House, do. BLAIR Alexander S., baker, 31 Yennel. House, 25 do. Blair Alexander, writer and notary public, 27 West Burn st. House, 52 Eldon street Blair Archibald, governor of Poor-house, Captain street Blair & Auld, writers, 45 Hamilton street Blair David, flour merchant, 2 Shaw place Blair David, printer and publisher of the Greenock Herald and General Advertiser newspaper, 40 Cathcart street. House, 59 Regent street Blair Donald, mariner, 6 West Quay lane Blair Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Bell entry. House, Blairmuir cottage, Kirn Blair Hugh, contractor, West quay. House, 12 Bearhope st Blair Hugh, labourer, 1 Holmscroft street Blair Hugh R., 22 Kelly street Blair James, sugar broker, 3 Sugar exchange. House, Glasgow. Blair James, carter, 13 Ingleston street Blair John, carter and contractor, West Quay. House 2 Bearhope street 16 DIRECPORY.

Blair John, lime merchant, 46 Holmscroft street. House, 14 Mount Pleasant street Blair Joseph, watchman, 3 Springkell street Blair, Reid & Steele, sugar refiners, 8 Ingleston street Blair Richard, engineer, 18 Bogle street Blair Robert & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 32 and 34 Nicolson street Blair Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 2 East Breast. House, 10 Mearns Street Blair Robert (of Blair, Reid & Steele), Blackdales, Largs Blair Robert, Woodside cottage, Robertson street Blair Robert, (of Blair & Auld), procurator fiscal of Renfrew- shire, Sheriff Court Buildings, Nelson street, west. House. Craigard, Finnart street Blair Robert, cabinetmaker, 10 Regent street Blair Thomas, plumber, 23 Lynedoch street Blair Thomas, master rigger, Maitland's land, Lynedoch street Blair Thomas, labourer, 27 Holmscroft street Blair Thomas, gardener, 14 Ford road Blair Thomas A. (of Robert Blair & Sons), 28 Brisbane street Blair Thomas, smith, 1 Carnock street Blair Thomas, jun., boot maker, 30 West Burn street. House, 12 Bruce street Blair William (of Robert Blair & Sons), Woodside cottage, Robertson street Blair William S., joiner, 6 Hope street Blair William, dyer, 46 Ann street Blair William, porter, 5 East Quay lane Blair William, joiner, 26 Hamilton street Blair Janet, furnishing shop, 33 West Burn street. House, 16 Tobago street Blair Miss, 15 Cartsburn street Blair Miss E., 75 Union street Blair Mrs, 21 Sir Michael street Blair Mrs, 21 Arthur street Blair Mrs, 28 Tobago street Blair Mrs Joseph, 2 Watt place Blair Mrs Archibald, 24 Ann street Blair Mrs John, lodgings, 45 Cathcart street BLAKE, Barclay & Co., engineers, Victoria Works, Mac- dougall street, off east Hamilton street Blake John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 5 East Blackball street DIRECTORY. 17

Blake Laurence, engineer, 4 Morton terrace BLANCKEN Joshua, tailor, 10 Antigua street BLENCH John G., officer of Inland Eevenue, 3 Mount Pleasant street BLUE Dugald, cooper, 17 Ann street Blue Dugald, labourer, 2 Ropework street Blue Gilbert, labourer, Lindsay's cottage, Crescent Blue James, engineer, 22 Ann street Blue John, carter, 9 Duncan street Blue Miss, milliner and strawliatter, 3 Tobago street BLYTH David, carpenter, 10 Baker street BOAG Andrew, writer and insurance agent, Commercial buildings, 14 Hamilton street. House, Holly cottage, 12 Jamaica street Boag Andrew, practical engineer and artist, 16 Laird street Boag Finlay, labourer, 4 Ropework street Boag James, slater, 9 East Shaw street Boag James, cooper, 31 Ann street Boag James, engine -keeper, 1 Vennel Boag John, plumber, 54 Wellington street Boag Peter, millwright, 11 Mearns street Boag Robert, smith, forgemaster, and galvanizer, 55 Shaw street. House, 12 Jamaica street Boag Thomas, ropemaker, 33 Lynedoch street Boag Miss, teacher of music, 28 Brisbane street BODAN John, labourer, 21 Ingleston street BOGAN Bernard, wire-worker, 71 Vennel BOLL Mrs John, 15 Nicolson street BOLTON Joseph, labourer, 18 Ann street Bolton Thomas, moulder, 46 Cathcart street BONAR Rev. Jno. Jas., minister of the Gospel, Ardgowan street, west Bonar William, carpenter, 18 Vennel BOME David, joiner, 10 Hope street Bone John, clerk Post office. House, 17 Lyle street Bone John, sawyer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Bone Quintin, clerk, 24 Patrick street Bone William (of Foulds & Bone), 12 Margaret street Bone Mrs James, 17 Lyle street BONNAR Mrs, grocer, 1 Smith's lane BONES Richard, R.N., 6 Trafalgar street BOOLDS Henry John, Lloyd's surveyor, 32 Cathcart street. House, 4 Martin terrace BOON William, railway guard, 15 Brougham street 6 18 DIRECTOBY.

Borland John, missionary, 4 Antigua street Borland J. C, temperance hotel keeper, 24 Cathcart street BORTHWICK Alexander, grocer, 30 Roxburgh street and 11 Union street. House, 5 Mount Pleasant street Borthwick Alexander, Berlin wool, small wares, fancy goods, &c, 38 Hamilton street, also Dundee and Glasgow. Ho., 5 Florentine terrace, Hillhead, Glasgow Borthwick David, joiner, 9 Mount Pleasant street Borthwick George, railway goods guard, 3 Dellingburn sq. Borthwick James, of Borthwick &M'Culloch, 53 Holmscroft st. Borthwick Thomas, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street Borthwick Thomas, grain merchant and commission agent, 10 Cross-shore street. House, 20 Wellington street Borthwick William, joiner, 20 Sir Michael street Borthwick & M'Culloch, painters, 36 West Blackhall street BOWDEN Henry, shipmaster, 34 West Blackhall street BOWERBANK Mrs, 42 West Burn street BOWERS Mrs, Battery place, Eldon street BOWIE Archibald, potato merchant, 34 Inverkip street Bowie James, caulker, 12 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurdst. Bowie John, fireman, 39 Mcolson street Bowie John, joiner, 2 Cardross place, Hill-end Bowie Thomas, carpenter, 12 Terrace road Bowie William, CM., teacher, Highlanders' Academy. Ho., 4 Orangefield place BOWLING Green, Ardgowan square Bowling and Greenock Towing Co., 10 West breast—James Robertson, agent Bowling Mrs, 15 West Stewart street BOWMAN Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Watson's lane. House, 24 Hamilton street Bowman James, pawnbroker, 60 and 61 Main street. Ho., 61 do. Bowman George, joiner, 49 Roxburgh street Bowman William, architect, Florida place, Dempster street Bowman Miss, teacher, Trafalgar street. House, Florida pi., Dempster street Bowman Mrs, lodgings. 51 Rue-end street BOYCE Edward, spirit dealer, 31 Shaw street. Ho., 29 do. BOYD Andrew, late shipmaster, 39 Union street Boyd Charles, bleacher, 5 Market street Boyd David, joiner, 28 West Burn street Boyd David, joiner and glazier, 7 Brougham street. House, 8 Duncan street DIRECTORY. 19

Boyd David, carpenter, 4 John street Boyd Rev. David, minister of the Gospel, 49 Brougham st. Boyd Hugh, gardener, Ladyburn house Boyd James, cowfeeder, 44 Inverkip street Boyd James, baker, 42 Arthur street. House, Prospect Hill house, Ann street Boyd James, waiter, 1 Ardgowan street, Glebe Boyd James, carpenter, 24 John street Boyd James, tailor and clothier, 34 West Blackball street. House, 21 Nelson street, west Boyd James, lemonade manufacturer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Boyd James, plumber, 72 Wellington street Boyd James, tobacconist, 10 East Quay lane. House, 6 Chapel street Boyd J. & W., watchmakers and jewellers, 10 West Blackhall street Boyd John (of J. & W.Boyd), 1 Jamieson place, Nicolson st. Boyd John, aerated water manufacturer, 31 Dairy mple street. House, 39 Nicolson street Boyd John, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road Boyd John, spirit merchant, 12 Sir Michael st. Ho., 30 do. Boyd John, sen., tailor and clothier, 10 West Blackhall street. House, 11 West Stewart street Boyd Johnstone, van driver, 68 Wellington street Boyd Robert, carpenter, 10 William street Boyd Thomas, egg merchant, 4 Bearhope street Boyd William (of J. & W. Boyd), 4 Robertson street Boyd William, carter, 35 Holmscroft street Boyd William, joiner, 11 Ardgowan street, Glebe Boyd William, joiner, 3 Morton terrace Boyd Miss, feuar, 4 Smith's lane Boyd Miss, 17 Nelson street, west Boyd Misses, milliners and straw hat makers, 27 Nelson street, west Boyd Mrs, 8 Duncan street Boyd Mrs Daniel, 11 Lynedoch street BOYLE Alexander, porter, 6 West Quay lane -Boyle James, grocer and provision merchant, 8 Smith's lane. House, 39 Wellington street Boyle John, labourer, 13 Stanners street -Boyle John, mason, 15 East Shaw street Boyle Ninian, 27 Holmscroft street ,Boyle Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 13 East Quay lane. House, 4 Nelson street, west 20 DIEECTOEY.

Boyle Mrs, midwife, 38 Hamilton street JBoyle Mrs, huckster, 9 East Quay lane EEABENDER John, carter, 1 Nicolson street BEADLEY Alexander, labourer, 11 East Blackhall street Bradley James, clothier, 25 Hamilton street. House, Devlin's. land, Ann street Bradley James, shoemaker, 31 Dalrymple street Bradley John, tailors' call-master, 16 Market street Bradley John, 6 Laird street Bradley John, labourer, 55 Dalrymple street Bradley John, plumber, 40 Shaw street Bradley Miss, hotel keeper, 14 Clarence st. and 2 Boyd st. BRADY James, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Dalrymple street. House, 24 Patrick street BRA1DLEY Mrs, lodgings, 24 Hamilton street BRAIDSHAW Miss, 48 Crawfurd street BRAND David, sawyer, 3 Kirk street BRANNAN Patrick, shoemaker, 21 Stanners street Brannan Patrick, huckster, 1 Stanners street BRASH James, fireman, 2 Belville place BRIDIE Mrs James, feuar, 23 Kelly street BRIGHTON John, grocer and provision merchant, 43 Ham- ilton street. Ho., 11 Watt street BRITON T. glazier, 36 West Burn street Briton Joseph, painter, 14 Cafchcart street BRITISH Linen Co.'s Bank, Bank buildings, 13 William sL T. O. Hunter, agent BRITTLE BANK Thomas, Customs boatman, 63 Ann st BRLZELL Daniel, labourer, 24 Ingleston street BROADFOOT James, plumber, 2 West breast. House* Bentinck street Broadfoot William, late spirit merchant, 51 Brougham st BROCK Archibald, engineer, 2 Morton terrace Brock John, engineer, 6 Laird street BRODIE Archibald, joiner, 15 Laird street Brodie James, iron turner, 2 John street Brodie James, carpenter, 4 East Shaw street Brodie James (of Wm. Kelly & Co.), 11 Mearns street Brodie John & Son, tailors and clothiers, 22 Cathcart st. Ho., Mount Charles place, Mearns street Brodie William, Buck Head hotel, 2 Watson's lane, and 25 Hamilton street Brodie Mrs Robert, 36 Holmscrof t street Brodie Mrs, lodgings, 15 Laird street DIRECTORY. 21

BRODRIBB James, spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart st. House, 17 do BROOK Richard, spirit merchant, 34 Dalrymple st. Ho., 29 Nelson street, west BROOM Alexander, carpenter, 3 Morton terrace BROTCHIE Donald, seamen's chaplain, 26 Brisbane st BROUGH John (of Brough & Orr), 39 Lynedoch street Brough & Orr, smiths and cartwrights, 4 Chapel street BROUN James, feuar, 2 Ardgowan square Broun Neil & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart street 3ROWN A. & Co., grocers and provision merchants, 24 Tobago street Brown A. & H., carpenters, boatbuilders, and joiners, 6 St Andrew street Brown A. & J., merchants, 4 East breast Brown Alexander (of A. & J. Brown), 80 Union street Brown Alexander, porter, 5 Shaw street Brown Alexander, mariner, 8 East Quay lane Brown Alexander, hairdresser and perfumer, 4 Manse lane. Brown Alexander, clerk, 17 Sugarhouse lane. Ho., 8 West Stewart street Brown Alexander, engineer, 24 Ingleston street Brown Alexander, jr., boilermaker, 17 Tobago street Brown Andrew, joiner, 29 Lynedoch street Brown Andrew, feuar, 48 Inverkip street Brown Andrew, painter, 13 Inverkip street Brown Archibald, carpenter, 39 Nicolson street Brown Archibald (of Macfarlan, Brown & Co.), 7 Antigua st. Brown Archibald, carter, 30 Cartsburn street Brown Archibald, moulder, 9 Ingleston street Brown Archibald, Albert harbour master. House, 32 West Stewart street Brown C. (of Lowe & Brown), 22 West Blackhall street Brown Charles, labourer, 4 Boyd street -Brown Daniel, carpenter, 3 Dellingburn street Brown David, 1 Mount place, Holmscroft street Brown Donald, carpenter, 39 Nicolson street Brown Donald, carpenter, 42 Arthur street Brown Duncan, sailmaker, 75 Regent street Brown E., mason, 27 Holmscroft street Brown Ebenezer, labourer, 3 Tobago street Brown Edward, boilermaker, 46 East Hamilton street Brown George, painter and decorator, 3 Albert place. Ho., 24 West Stewart street 22 DIRECTORY.

Brown Hamilton (of A. & H. Brown), 5 East Blackhall st. Brown Hugh (of A. Brown & Co.), 14 Brisbane street Brown James, clerk, 36 Wellington street Brown James, porter, 2 York street Brown James, carpenter, 8 West Stewart street Brown James (of A. & J. Brown), 27 Union street Brown James, rivetter, 6 Chapel street Brown James, of Post office, 24 Brisbane street Brown James, smith, 24 Ingleston street Brown James, baker, 3 Rue-end street Brown James, smith, 2 Sinclair street Brown James, railway guard, 1 9 Cathcart street Brown James S. (of J. S. Brown and M'Neil), Western cottage, Esplanade Brown James, junr., collector of water rates, 49 Rue-end st,. House, 34 Brisbane street Brown J. S. & M'Neil, drapers and general warehousemen^ 22 Hamilton street Brown John, tanner, 22 West Blackhall street Brown John, smith, 30 Lynedoch street Brown John, carter, 34 Holmscroft street Brown John, family baker, soiree purveyor and confectioner,., 45 Hamilton street. House, 17 West Blackhall street Brown John, feuar, Esplanade, corner of Forsyth street Brown John (of Miller and Brown), 31 Inverkip street Brown John, plasterer, 4 Kilblain street Brown John, rigger, 6 West Stewart street Brown John, joiner, 9 Hill street Brown John, joiner, 1 Hill street Brown John, colporteur, 18 Bruce street Brown John, mason, 75 Regent street Brown John, upholsterer, 47 Holmscroft street Brown Joseph, labourer, 8 West Burn street Brown Matthew, fruit merchant, 47 Roxburgh street Brown Matthew, 10 Ardgowan square Brown Matthew, sawyer, 4 Hillend Brown Neil, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 3& Vennel Greenock, Ropework lane Port-Glasgow, and 111 Duke street Glasgow. House, 25 Brisbane street

Brown Peter, cooper, 1 7 Mount Pleasant street Brown Peter, mason, 21 Bruce street Brown Peter M., architect and inspector of works, 19 Rox- burgh street Brown Rodger, tobacconist, 49 Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 23

Brown R. G. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), Pottery street, Port- Glasgow road. Brown Samuel, cowfeeder, 52 Inverkip street Brown, Stewart & Co., paper manufacturers, Overton mill Brown & Thomson, drapers, 24 Tobago street. House, 14 Brisbane street Brown Walter, fireman, 25 Ingleston street Brown William, mason, 11 Nicolson street Brown William, carpenter, 24 West Stewart street Brown William, glazier and glass merchant, 33 West Burn st. House, Prospect place, Ann street Brown William, superintendent New Clyde Towing Company, Palmerston buildings. House, Cromwell place, 39 Lyle street Brown William, railway porter, 9 Market street Brown William, watchman, 11 Hamilton street Brown Miss Agnes, tobacconist, 30 Cathcart street Brown Elizabeth, tobacconist and stationer, Prospect place,, Ann street Brown Miss, dressmaker, 61 ISTicolson street Brown Miss, milliner, 18 Kelly street Brown Miss, lodgings, 3 Regent street Brown Miss, lodgings, 7 Nicolson street Brown Mrs Alexander, 11 Antigua street Brown Mrs C, 1 Watson's lane Brown Mrs James, grocer, 22 West Blackhall street Brown Mrs James, 33 Ann street Brown Mrs James, 19 East Shaw street Brown Mrs John, Trinidad place, 18 Eldon street

Brown Mrs William 1 3 Kelly street Brown Mrs, 47 Shaw street BROWNE & Watson, shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings,, Customhouse place Browne Mrs, 1 Esplanade, corner of Forsyth street BROWNING John, clothier and hatter, 5 Hamilton street. House, 10 Mearns street Browning Mrs Thomas, grocer, 25 Arthur street Browning Mrs, grocer, 5 Union street BROWNLIE James, bootcloser, 32 Dalrymple street Brownlie, John, mason, 19 Bruce street Brownlie Misses, 9 Brisbane street BRUCE Abram, shipmaster, 10 Baak street Bruce Alexander, carpenter, M'Millan's land, Lynedoch st~ 24 DIRECTORY

Bruce F. G. , bank and insurance agent. 37 West Stewart st. Bruce G. & J., clothiers and hatters, 46 Hamilton street Bruce George, mate, 35 West Burn street Bruce, George (of G. & J. Bruce), 15 Newton street Bruce John (of G. & J. Bruce), 6 Ardgowan street, west Bruce Robert (of Greenbank Rice Mill Co.), 52 Eldon street Bruce William, cooper, 5 Hillend Bruce Mrs Andrew, tobacconist, 40 Hamilton st. Ho., do. BRUNTON John, pansman, 1 1 Lyle street BRYAN George, teacher, Smith's lane school. House, 15 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street BRYCE Mrs James, lodgings, 6 Chapel street BRYDEN James, carpenter, 2 John street BRYMNER Graham, steamship owner, 9 Customhouse place. House, Maybank, Finnart street Brymner James, joiner, 6€> East Hamilton street Brymner John, merchant and shipowner, Palmerston build-

ings. House, 1 1 Forsyth street Brymner John and Co., coal merchants, Palmerston buildings Brymner Miss, 11 Forsyth street BRYSON Charles, labourer, 47 Shaw street Bryson John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 46 Cathcart street Bryson John, fruit dealer, 7 Cowgate street Bryson Patrick, cooper, 6 Mount Pleasant street Bryson William, shoemaker, 18 Tobago street Bryson Mrs J., 63 Rue-end street BUCHAN John, gilder, 11 Regent street Buchan Mrs William, midwife, 45 Shaw street BUCHANAN Archibald, engineer, 20 Inverkip street Buchanan Archibald, turnkey, 61 Nicolson street Buchanan Archibald, boilermaker, 1 Arthur street Buchanan Daniel, coppersmith, 3 Regent street Buchanan David, cooper, 24 Bruce street Buchanan Donald, coppersmith, 3 Regent street Buchanan Dugald, carpenter, 73 Regent street Buchanan James, painter, 44 Shaw street. House, 13 Kil- blain street Buchanan James, engineer, 6 Hill-end Buchanan John, shipmaster, 9 Glen street Buchanan John, porter to Clyde Shipping Company. House, 35 Roxburgh street Buchanan John, carpenter, 41 St Lawrence street Buchanan John, carpenter, 3 St Andrew street Buchanan John, brassfinisher, 9 Hill street DIRECTORY. 25

Buchanan John W., wine and spirit merchant, 27 Vermel. House, 6 Inverkip street Buchanan Malcolm, feuar, 29 Union street Buchanan Neil, rigger, 3 Regent street Buchanan Neil, mason, 12 John street Buchanan Peter, joiner, 43 Crawf urd street Buchanan Robert, LL.D., Kilblain Academy. House, 14 Princes street Buchanan Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston street Buchanan William (of Gray and Buchanan), Lancefield cottage, Pollokshields Buchanan William, shipmaster, 2 Loudon place, Holrnscroft st. Buchanan William, baker, 38 Ann street. House, do. Buchanan Misses, 5 Union street Buchanan Misses, 48 Esplanade Buchanan Miss J., Jamieson place, 69 Nicolson street Buchanan Mrs John, 8 Shaw place Buchanan Mrs Robert M., Mount park Buchanan Mrs, 20 Cathcart street Buchanan Mrs, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart street Buchanan Mrs, spirit dealer, 57 Dalrymple street. House, 9 Sngarhouse lane Buchanan Mrs, 22 Sir Michael street BUCKLE William, joiner, 8 Hope street BUIE Hugh (of M. & H. Buie), 17 Brougham street Buie M. and H., plumbers, 7 East Breast Buie Neil, collector, funeral society, 21 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street Buie Miss, 17 Brougham street BULLOCH John, pointsman, 12 John street BUNTAIN Alexander, carter, 19 Ingleston street Buntain James, carter, 1 Stanners street Buntain John, baker, 13 Duncan street Buntain John, carter, Overton paper mill Buntain Mrs William, 2 Loudoun place, Holmscroft street Buntain Mrs, 6 Hope street BURGE John A., chemist, druggist, and commission agent, 31 Rue-end street. House, 29 do. BURGES Mrs, 7 Shaw place BURKE Thomas, mate, 20 Roxburgh street BURNET William, watchman, 1 York street BURNIE David, baker, 25 Roxburgh street BURNS Alexander, bill poster, 1 West breast Burns Daniel, rivetter, 13 West Blackhall street 26 DIRECPORY.

Burns David, joiner, 14 Bruce street Burns George, slate merchant and slater, 24 Crawfurd street.. House, 14 "West Blackhall street Burns John, carpenter, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Burns Robert, labourer, 5 West Blackhall street Burns William, shoemaker, 29 Vennel BURNSIDE George, storeman, 21 Bearhope street Burnside James, grocer and provision merchant, 33 Rue-end street. House, 13 Bank street

Burnside Miss, white seam sewer, 13 Bank street . BURSEY Mrs, 2 Mount Pleasant street BURTON Thomas, collector of poor-rates, Parochial Board Rooms, Captain street. House, 31 Sir Michael street Burton William, cooper, 5 Bearhope street Burton Mrs, grocer, 41 Lynedoch street BURRELL James, lieutenant of police, 35 West Shaw st. BUTLER George Macaulay, nurseryman and garden contractor, the Caledonian nursery, and 44 West Blackhall street. House, Finnart Butler William, seaman, 8 Chapel street BUTTERWORTH Edmund, grinder, 29 Ingleston street BYERS Andrew, coal merchant. Depot, Arthur street siding- and 2 Ann street. House, 15 Regent street Byers John, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Charles street. Ho., 13 Lynedoch street BYRON John, timekeeper, 5 Springkell street

CAHILL James, carter, 34 Dalrymple street CAIRD & Co., engineers and iron shipbuilders, 10 Arthur- street and 46 Dalrymple street Caird Colin S., ship and insurance agent, timber and commission merchant, City of Glasgow Bank buildings,. House, Dungoumejr, Newark street Caird James T. (of Caird & Co.), Gourock house Caird Mrs John, West Clyde street, off Bentinck street CAIRNS Alexander, coachman, 7 Highland close Cairns James & Co., joiners and blockmakers, 8 Cross-shore street. House, Mount Charles place, Mearns street Cairns & Co., pawnbrokers, 1 Bell entry Cairns James, labourer, 6 John street DIRECTORY. 2?

Cairns James A., cashier, 18 Octavia cottages Cairns John, musician, 11 Cathcart street Cairns John, pawnbroker, 10 Hamilton street. House, 34. West Stewart street CALDER Alexander, joiner, 41 Ann street Calder Hugh, boatman, 2G Dalrymple street Calder Robert, furniture dealer, 42 Shaw street. House, 1 Holmscroft street Calder Robert, shoemaker, 5 Duncan street Calder Mrs, 43 Holmscroft street CALDERHEAD David, sawyer, Victoria place, Hillend Calderhead, John, sawyer, 42 Main street Calderhead Robert, joiner, 17 Ann street CALDERWOOD George, fish merchant, Fishmarket. Ho.,. 5 William street Calderwood James, mason, 17 Bruce street Calderwood Roman, cement and Arden lime work—William Hunter, 14 Cathcart street, agent CALDWELL A. & M-, grocers, 22 John street. House, 2; Hillend Caldwell Charles, smith, 35 Holmscroft street Caldwell David, boilermaker, East Crawfurd street Caldwell David, cooper, 3 Hamilton street Caldwell James, painter, Maitland's land, Hope street Caldwell Matthew, grocer, 1 Cardross place, Hillend Caldwell Robert, grocer, 6 Ann street. House, 11 do. Caldwell William, grocer, 6 Ann street. House, 11 do. CALEDONIAN Railway Co.'s office, 25 Cathcart street Caledonian Railway Receiving offices for goods and parcels, Steamboat Quay and Palmerston buildings—Archibald Macallister, agent Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Caledonian Railway Co.'s goods office, 4 Regent street CALVERT Thomas, teacher of violin, pianoforte, and singing, Jamieson place, 73 Nicolson street CALLANDER Thomas, shipowner, 15 Ardgowan square CAMERON Alexander, upholsterer, Orchard place, Upper crescent Cameron Alexander, mason, 12 Tobago street Cameron Alexander, inn and hotel keeper, 9 William street Cameron Alexander (of M. and A. Cameron), 17 Mount Pleasant street Cameron Alexander, smith, 1 Ratho street Cameron Alexander, carpenter, 7 Morton terrace '28 DIRECTORY.

Cameron Allan and Son, wood merchants, hammer-shaft manufacturers, and general turners, Ashfield Saw Mills, Macdougall street Cameron Allan, labourer, 28 Shaw street Cameron Allan (of Allan Cameron and Son), Ashfield cottage, Macdougall street Cameron Allan, jun. (of Allan Cameron and Son), 30 East Hamilton street Cameron Angus, smith, 7 Main street Cameron Angus, mason, Mount view, Trafalgar street Cameron Archibald, plasterer, 7 Caddlehill terrace Cameron Archibald, sailmaker, 46 Cathcart street Cameron Archibald, carter, 51 Holmscroft street Cameron Donald, smith, 5 Lynedoch street Cameron Donald, carpenter, 28 East Hamilton street Cameron Donald, joiner, 7 John street Cameron Donald, engineer, 13 Under crescent Cameron Duncan, joiner, 36 Inverkip street Cameron Duncan, labourer, 9 Crawfurd street Cameron Duncan, fireman, 19 Main street Cameron Duncan, labourer, 6 Kilblain street Cameron Dugald, mariner, 3 Regent street Cameron Hugh, labourer, 35 Nicolson street Cameron Hugh, feuar, 5 Ardgowan street, west Cameron Hugh, cab driver, 13 West Blackhall street Cameron James, slater, 34 Charles street Cameron John, policeman, 36 Inverkip street Cameron John, shopman, 27 Nelson steeet, west Cameron John and Son, auctioneers and valuators, Cross- shore street Camersn John, miller, Rice Mills, Drumfrochar road Cameron John, boilermaker, 39 St Lawrence street Cameron John, bottler, 42 Inverkip street Cameron John, engineer, 5 Regent street Cameron John, painter, 7 Under crescent Cameron Kenneth, grocer, Swing's buildings. House, Hope place, 7 Antigua street Cameron M. and A., watchmakers and jewellers, 59 Rue-end street Cameron Matthew (of M. and A. Cameron), 51 Holmscroft st Cameron Murdoch, carpenter, 4 John street Cameron Hugh, feuar, 6 Trafalgar street Cameron Roderick, policeman, 7 Duncan street Cameron Samuel, of H.M.C., 63 Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 29*

Cameron Thomas, out-door officer, H.M.C., 45 Lynedoch st. Cameron William, house painter, 1 and 3 Argyle st. House, 22 Kelly street Cameron "William, grocer and provision merchant, 6 Inverkip, street. House, do. Cameron Elizabeth, sempstress, 3 West Burn street Cameron Mrs, 37 Nelson street, west Cameron Mrs, lodgings, 31 Charles street Cameron Mrs, 4 East Shaw street Cameron Mrs, 5 Regent street Cameron Mrs, 3 Market street Cameron Mrs, 13 West Blackhall street Cameron Mrs, 30 East Shaw street Cameron Mrs, 10 Duncan street CAMM Charles, rigger, 44 Kelly street CAMPBELL Alexander, porter, 2 Open shore Campbell Alexander, carpenter, Aitken's land, Hillend Campbell Alexander, cabinetmaker, Victoria place, Hillend Campbell Alexander, gardener, 11 Brougham street. Campbell Alexander, furnishings, 29 Arthur street Campbell Alexander, boilermaker, 3 Dellingburn square Campbell Alexander, boilermaker, 17 Cathcart street Campbell Alexander, carpenter, 63 Main street Campbell Alexander, stationer, paper bag manufacturer and. printer, 9 Hamilton st. Ho., 24 Patrick street Campbell Alexander, joiner, 11 East Blackhall street Campbell Alexander, coppersmith, 76 Ann street Campbell, Anderson & Co., wine merchants, 2 Shaw st Campbell Andrew, labourer, 4 Hillend Campbell Angus, labourer, 8 East Shaw street Campbell Angus, engineer, 12 East Quay lane Campbell Angus, Queen's porter, 6 Hill street Campbell Archibald, labourer, 48 East Hamilton street Campbell Archibald, engineer, 7 Mcolson street Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 4 Sir Michael street Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 42 Arthur street Campbell Archibald, watchman, 32 Sugarhouse lane Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 3 Regent street Campbell Archibald, labourer, 17 Nicolson street Campbell Archibald, shoemaker, 47 Main street Campbell Charles, joiner, Victoria place, Hillend Campbell Charles, letterpress printer, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. Ho., 5 Roxburgh street Campbell Colin, carpenter, 15 Nelson street, west BO DIRECTORY.

Campbell Colin, carpenter, 17 Ingleston street Campbell Daniel, joiner and funeral undertaker, 18 John st. House, do Campbell Daniel, smith, 37 Lynedoch street Campbell Daniel, cabinetmaker, 20 Sugarhouse lane Campbell Daniel, rigger, G Cross-shore street Campbell David, carpenter, 51 Roxburgh street Campbell David, coal agent, 3 Chapel st. Ho., 1 1 Roxburgh st. Campbell Donald, carpenter, 24 East Shaw street Campbell Donald, porter, 30 Wellington street Campbell Donald, gas inspector, 17 Nelson street, west Campbell Donald, skipper, 1 Bank street Campbell Donald, joiner, 17 John street Campbell Dugald, accountant, sharebroker, and house-factorr 29 Cathcart street. House, 11 Ardgowan square Campbell Dugald, seaman, 46 Crawford street Campbell Dugald, carpenter, 4 Bearhope street Campbell Dugald, sailmaker, 8 Cathcart street Campbell Dugald, joiner, 13 West Stewart street Campbell Duncan, labourer, 28 East Hamilton street Campbell Duncan, carter, 43 Cathcart street Campbell Duncan, seaman, 46 Cathcart street Campbell Duncan, carter, 24 Ingleston street Campbell Duncan, shipmaster, 19 Lyle street Campbell Duncan, blacksmith, 13 West Blackhall street Campbell Duncan, joiner, 31 Ann street Campbell Duncan, turnkey, 71 Wellington street Campbell Duncan, policeman, 15 Regent street Campbell Duncan, joiner, 5 Duncan street Campbell Duncan, remnant and hosiery warehouse, 56 Ven- nel. House, 23 Bruce street Campbell Duncan, joiner, 51 Roxburgh street Campbell Hugh, builder, 7 Newton street Campbell Hugh, carpenter, 14 Market street Campbell Hugh, enginekeeper, 15 Sir Michael street Campbell Hugh, cooper, 13 Ingleston street Campbell James (of John Hunter & Co.), 15 Newton street Campbell James, labourer, 15 Stanners street Campbell James, painter, 8 Cathcart street Campbell James, shipmaster, 16 Lyle street Campbell James, lodgings, 19 Lyle street Campbell James Fletcher, shipowner, 50 Brougham street Campbell James, skinner, Ladyburn Campbell James, tidewaiter, Cowdenknowes cottage DIRECTORY. 31

Campbell James, gardener, Newark street Campbell James, joiner, 6 Kilblain street Campbell James, brassfinisher, 21 Lyle street 'Campbell John, gardener, 60 Regent street Campbell John, gardener, 13 Nelson street, west Campbell John, rigger, 37 Ann street Campbell John, boilermaker, 3 Orchard place Campbell John, cooper, 8 Baker street Campbell John, flesher, 5 Mount Pleasant street Campbell John, labourer, 2 Hill street Campbell John, baker, 53 Roxburgh street and 11 Union st House, 63 Roxburgh street 'Campbell John, labourer, 5 Baker street Campbell John, jun., engineers' ironmonger and commission agent, 11 Cathcart street, Greenock, and 17 St Enoch square, Glasgow Campbell John, oyster dealer, 9 East Quay lane Campbell John, gateman, 3 Mearns street Campbell John, joiner, 9 Ingleston street Campbell John, boilermaker, 25 Arthur street Campbell John, policeman, Brachelston Campbell John, steamboatman, 10 Shaw street Campbell John, carpenter, 32 Inverkip street Campbell John, carpenter, 59 Rue-end street Campbell John, accountant, 3 Bank street. House, 33 Sir Michael street Campbell John, pilot, 4 Sir Michael street Campbell John, shipmaster, 21 Sir Michael street Campbell John, policeman, 4 Salmon street Campbell John, policeman, 13 Watt street Campbell John, carpenter, 37 Lynedoch street Campbell John, carter, 11 Main street Campbell John, smith and chainmaker, 9 Ropework street. House, 11 Nicolson street Campbell J., tailor and clothier, 12 Hamilton st. House, 30 Sir Michael street Campbell Kenneth, joiner, 5 Hill street Campbell Malcolm, mason, 53 Kelly street Campbell Neil, shoemaker, 7 Market street Campbell Neil, carter, 19 Ingleston place Campbell Norman, seaman, R.N., 7 West breast Campbell Nicol, butter and egg dealer, 20 Cathcart street and 19 Shaw street Campbell Peter, boilermaker, 1 Hill street 32 DIRECTORY.

Campbell Peter, grocer, 5 Hamilton st. Ho., 1 Roxburgh st.

Campbell Peter, cab driver, 1 8 Cathcart street Campbell Peter, carver, 53 Holmscroft street Campbell Robert, session-clerk, and registrar of births, deaths and marriages for the Middle Parish, 5 Bank st. Campbell Robert, shoemaker, 43 Roxburgh street. House, 11 Bruce street Campbell Thomas, labourer, 16 Tobago street Campbell Thomas, joiner, 11 Mearns street Campbell Walter, clerk, 66 Ann street Campbell Walter, labourer, 5 Springkell street Campbell William, cutter, Jamieson's place, 67 Nicolson st. Campbell William, grocer, 41 Vennel. Ho.. 2 Buccleuch st. Campbell William, shipmaster, 1 Antigua street Campbell William, joiner and grocer, 9 Bearhope street Campbell William, engineer, 46 Hamilton street Campbell W. H., supervisor of Inland Revenue, 7 Caddlehill terrace Campbell Annie, grocer, 25 Regent street. Ho., 5 Hope st. Campbell Miss, 11 Captain street Campbell Miss, furnishing shop, 9 Rue-end street Campbell Miss, 20 Lyle street Campbell Misses, feuars, 5 Union street Campbell Mrs Alexander, 15 Main street Campbell Mrs James, 8 Wellington street Campbell Mrs John, 8 Under crescent Campbell Mrs John, 50 Brougham street Campbell Mrs John, 3 Manse lane Campbell Mrs John, grocer, 45 Main street Campbell Mrs John, 26 Dalrymple street Campbell Mrs John, 26 Ann street Campbell Mrs Malcolm, 10 Sir Michael street Campbell Mrs Neil, 11 Ardgowan square Campbell Mrs Neil, basket and toy merchant, 20 Charles^st. Campbell Mrs Robert, 58 Yennel Campbell Mrs, 23 Arthur street Campbell Mrs, 2 Robertson street Campbell Mrs, midwife and lady's nurse, 2 Hamilton street Campbell Mrs, lodgings, 2 Nelson street, G-lebe CANNIE John, engineer, 11 Ingleston street Cannie Samuel, 33 West Burn street CANNING Ann, grocer, 6 Manse lane CANNON James, labourer. 9 Crawford street CANTER Samuel, miner, 9 Ingleston street DIRECTORY. 33

CARBERY Charles, tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 14 William street. House, 21 Eldon street CARCHRIE James, rivetter. 40 Shaw street Carchrie Robert, rivetter, 40 Shaw street CARDIGAN William, joiner, 10 Hope street CARLIN William, rafter, 20 Cathcart street CARLON Edward, huckster, 53 Vennel CARLYLE John, seaman, 5 Cathcart street CARMICHAEL Alexander, lighter master, 15 St Andrew st. Carmichael Andrew, joiner, 32 Inverkip street Carmichael Andrew (of A. and J. H. Carmichael and Co.), Milnwood, Finnart street Carmichael A. and J. H. and Co., shipowners and timber merchants, 17 Palmerston buildings Carmichael Charles, brassfinisher, 23 Ingleston street Carmichael Donald, grocer, 31 West Burn street. Ho., do. Carmichael Donald, porter, 26 Lyle street <3armichael Dugald, carpenter, 11 Mount Pleasant street

' Carmichael Hector, rivetter, 3 Under crescent Carmichael James, baker, 23 Arthur street •Carmichael James, grocer and wine merchant, 17 West Black- ball street. House, Bank top, Bank street Carmichael James, joiner, 11 John street Carmichael John H. (of A. and J. H. Carmichael and Co.), 79 Union street Carmichael Joseph, labourer, 4 Barnhill street Carmichael Malcolm, feuar, 54 Upper crescent Carmichael Malcolm, carpenter, 12 Cathcart street Carmichael Malcolm, teacher, Crawfurdsburn F. C. school, Macdougall street •Carmichael Neil, moulder, 9 Ingleston street Carmichael Petor, labourer, 27 x^rthur street Ctermiehael Miss, dressmaker, 23 Brisbane street Carmichael Mrs, 38 Nelson street, west Carmichael Mrs, 24 Kelly street CARNACHAN John, labourer, 8 Chapel street CARPENTER William, grocer, 19 Vennel CARRICK Miss, 17 Brisbane street 1 Carrick & Co., loan bank, 23 Cathcart street Carrol Hugh, fireman, 1 Sugarhouse lane Carrol John, labourer, 3 Carnock street Carrol John, cooper, 41 Ann street 'Carrol Robert, fireman, 8 Chapel street 34 DIRECTORY.

Carrol William, labourer, 44 Shaw street CARRUTH Mrs, 42 Inverkip street CARSON Andrew, blockmaker, 9 Lynedoch street Carson Henry, brassfounder and gasfitter, 26 Crawfurd streets House, 35 Nelson street, west Carson James, slater, 21 Sugarhouse lane Carson Robert, labourer, 9 Ingleston street Carson William, labourer, 1 Ratho street Carson Mrs George, 22 East Quay lane CARSWELL & DAYIE, timber measurers, 3 Cathcart street Carswell John (of Carswell and Davie), Abbotsford place, 3 Roxburgh street Carswell Mrs, lodgings, 12 Inverkip street Carswell Mrs William, 55 Rue-end street CARTSBURN Sugar Refining Co., Under crescent CASSELLS A. and S., Berlin wool repository, 4 West Black- hall street. House, 6 Ardgowan street, west CATHCART James, labourer, 5 Baker street Cathcart John, 25 Ingleston street CATHERS John, broker, 23 Dalrymple street CATTO Miss, 51 Holmscrolt street CHABANT Francis, carpenter, 4 East Quay lane CHALMERS Alexander, collector of Town Assessments,, Town buildings, 6 Hamilton street. Elmbank, 72 Eldon street Chalmers A. & J., joiners, glaziers and funeral undertakers, 8 Roxburgh street. House, 31 Sir Michael street Chalmers Alexander, smith 23 Bruce street Chalmers Archibald, boilermaker, 17 Lynedoch street Chalmers Henry, tailor, clothier and hatter, 16 West Black- hall street. House, 32 West Stewart street Chalmers Hugh M., joiner, glazier and undertaker, 23 Bearhope street. House, 25 Bruce street Chalmers James, grate and fender warehouse, 50 and 51 Yennel. House, 5 Caddlehill terrace Chalmers John, boilermaker, 26 East Hamilton street Chalmers John, grain and potato merchant, 18 Tobago street- House, 25 Bruce street Chalmers Peter, joiner, 30 Ann street Chalmers Robert, accountant, 69 Holmscroft street Chalmers Robert, chemist and druggist, 19 Roxburgh street. House, 31 Sir Michael street Chalmers R. W., writer, Provident Bank buildings, 11 Wil- liam street DIRECTORY. 35

Chalmers William, carpenter, 33 Cathcart street Chalmers William, inspector of street cleaning, 46 Nicolson street Chalmers William, joiner, glazier, undertaker and house factor, 36 West Burn street. House, 39 Lynedoch street Chalmers Miss, milliner, 15 Laird street Chalmers Mrs Alexander, 28 East Hamilton street Chalmers Mrs, 47 Roxburgh street CHAMBERS John, sailmaker, 58 Wellington street CHAPPEL Robert, seaman, 59 Roxburgh street CHARTERS James, moulder, 4 John street CHESNUT Robert, salesman, 26 Ingleston street Chesnut Samuel, labourer, 13 John street CHISHOLM Marquis, musicseller, 15 Blackhall , West st. House, 31 Brougham street Chisholm R. F. H.M., Customs, 14 Wellington street Chisholm William & Co., cooper, 12 Charles street. House, 3 Glen street Chisholm Miss, 3 Glen street CHRISTIAN Arthur, slater, 19 Sir Michael street CHRISTIE David, joiner, 9 Nelson street Christie John, shopman, 23 Bruce street Christie Malcolm, carpenter, 19 Shaw street Christie & Co., carvers, Shaw place Christie Peter (of Christie & Co.), 12 Ardgowan street, westfT Christie William, papermaker, Overton Christie William, finisher, Overton CITY OE GLASGOW BANK, 32 Cathcart street. Colin S. Caird, agent CLACHER Thomas, coal merchant, 44 Main street. House, 1 Morton terrace CLAPPERTON Duncan, carpenter, 26 Tobago street Clapperton John & Co., ship and insurance brokers and commission agents, Palmerston buildings. House, Laurel villa, Johnstone street Clapperton Thomas, joiner, 9 East Shaw street Clapperton Mrs, 7 Ardgowan street, west CLARK Alexander, porter, 22 Market street Clark Andrew, bookbinder and stationer, 8 Hamilton street. House, 29 Nicolson street Clark Angus, 15 Jamaica street Clark Angus, labourer, 6 East Hamilton street Clark Archibald (of Juhn Clark and Son), Armadale place, Bank street 36 DIRECTORY.

Clark Daniel, smith, 23 Octavia cottages Clark David, engine driver, 3 Orchard place, Upper crescent Clark Donald, saddler, 31 West Shaw street Clark Duncan, carpenter, 1 Duncan street Clark Hugh, policeman, 13 Duncan street Clark James, baker, 17 Roxburgh street Clark James, labourer, 4 Dalrymple street Clark John, engine driver, 4 Hill street Clark John, gasfitter, 3 Argyle street Clark John T., spirit merchant, 53 Rue-end street. House, 41 Lynedoch street Clark John and Son, watchmakers, jewellers, aud chronometer makers, White Hart buildings, 50 Cathcart street Clark John, carter, 12 Duncan street Clark John, engineer, 24 Ingleston street Clark J. B., news agent, bookstall, Albert harbour railway station Clark Joseph, ropespinner, 10 Duncan street Clark Matthew, colour maker, 28 Wellington street Clark Peter, grocer, Drumfrochar road. House, 60 Ann street Clark Quintin, seaman, 11 Bruce street Clark Thomas, policeman, 34 Roxburgh street Clark William, marine painter, Seafield, 2 Fox street Clark William, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, Commercial buildings, 14 Hamilton street. House, 10 Brisbane street Clark William, shipmaster, 61 Roxburgh street Clark William, mariner, 44 Kelly street Clark Miss Catherine, 51 Holmscroft street Clark Miss, dressmaker, 12 Regent street Clark Mrs G-eorge, 10 Brisbane street Clark Mrs Peter, 40 Nicolson street Clark Mrs, grocer, 6 Crawfurd street Clark Mrs, 14 William street Clark Mrs, patent mangle keeper, 23 Sir Michael street Clark Mrs, 16 Sir Michael street Clark Mrs, 6 West Blackhall street CLELAND Hamilton, 34 West Stewart street CLERK, Dixon & Co., shipbrokers and commission merchants, 32 Cathcart street Clerk John M. (of Clerk, Dixon & Co.), Ship bank, 34 Lyle st. CLEUCH Allan, storekeeper, 11 St Lawrence street CLEVELAND Bolt and Nut Co., Middlesborough-on-Tees. J. Campbell, jun., agent DIRECTORY. 37

CLIFFORD Charles & Son, yellow metal, bolts and nails— Wm. M 'Arthur & Co., agents Clifford William, labourer, Aitken's land, Hillend CLIMIE John, joiner, 4 Morton terrace Climie Robert, cutler and gurimaker, 8 Cathcart street CLINK J. D., shipmaster, 3 Watt street Clink William, 11 Roxburgh street CLUNY James, mariner, 48 Shaw street CLYDE Carrying Co., 32 Cathcart street. D. Cunningham, manager Clyde Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port Glas- gow road. Manager, J. M'Lauchlan Clyde Ropework, Berry-yards. Warehouse, 11 East Quay lane Clyde Shipping Co., steam-ship and steam-tug owners, 2 Oswald street, Glasgow, and 9 Customhouse place, Greenock. Graham Brymner, resident partner Clyde Yacht Agency, 4 East breast. Macalister & Fyfe, agents CLYDESDALE Banking Co., 7 Hamilton street Clydesdale Banking Co. (East end branch), 43 Rue-end street Coats Archibald, tailor, 8 Market street Coats William C, salesman, 62 Ann street COCHRAN" John, spirit dealer, 8 Baker street. House, do.

Cochran Robert, carpenter, 1 8 Nicolson street COCHRANE John, caulker, 2 John street Cochrane John, shipmaster, 17 Union street Cochrane John, seaman, 45 Shaw street Cochrane John, shopman, Mount place, Holmscroft street Cochrane Thomas, porter, 17 Lyle street Cochrane William, labourer, 8 William street Cochrane William, pawnbroker, 49 Vennel. House, do. Cochrane "Vyilliam, joiner, 8 Baker street Cochrane Miss S., 13 Cathcart street Cochrane Mrs, 38 Main street COCKBURN James, book agent, 6 Inglestou street COFFEE Room (Greenock Exchange), 2 Cathcart square COGHILL Neil, 10 Ardgowan street, west COLE Rev. Charles, Episcopal clergyman, 14 Ardgowan sq. COLLCLUTH John, boilermaker, 23 Roxburgh street COLLIGAN John, mason, 32 Dalrymple street Colligan Patrick, cooper, general bag and cask dealer, 9 East Stewart street. House, 7 Springkell street Colligan Bernard, labourer, 9 Cross-shore street 38 DIRECTORY.

COLLINS Charles, moulder, 19 Hamilton street Collins James, tailor, 39 Dalrymple street Collins James, moulder, 1 Arthur street Collins John, labourer, 3 Charles street Collins Joseph, painter, 33 Holmscroft street Collins Michael, labourer, 6 Stanners street Collins William, traveller, 68 Eldon street Collins Mrs J. B. S., restaurant, 5 West Blackball street COLQUHOUN David, mason, 40 Cathcart street Colquhoun James, labourer, 34 Charles street Colquhoun John, mason, 7 Sir Michael street Colquhoun John, cooper, 35 Holmscroft street Colquhoun John, foreman tailor, 13 Nelson street, west Colquhoun Samuel, mason, 29 Nelson street, west Colquhoun Mrs, grocer, 59 Dalrymple street COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, 40 Cathcart street. Johnston and Walker, agents Commercial Buildings, 14 and 16 Hamilton street COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson street, west COMRIE Duncan, 33 Lynedoch street Comrie John, painter, 33 Holmscroft street Comrie Robert, smith, 5 East Quay lane Comrie William, tidewaiter, 43 West Blackhall street CONALGUE James, labourer, 11 Main street CONLOGUE Patrick, 2 John street CONDON Michael, R. C. clergyman, Wood cottage, Upper

CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, George square CONKIE Alexander, huckster, 46 Main street CONN John, sheriff officer and constable, 3 Bank street. House, 40 Inverkip street CONNELL Alexander, clerk, Hope place, 7 Antigua street Connell Andrew, moulder, 3 Carnock street Connell John, seaman, 32 Dalrymple street Connell Thomas, weaver, 5 Crawfurd street CONNER James, boilermaker, 13 Arthur street Conner Mrs, 6 Stanners street CONNAWAY John, mason, 9 Bruce street Connaway John, labourer, 62 Wellington street CONSTANCE James, seaman. 4 Watt street CONWAY Francis, painter, 17 Regent street Conway Matthew, painter, 4 Sir Michael street COOK Angus, chainmaker, 2 Charles street DIRECTORY. 39

Cook Archibald (of D. & A. Cook), 69 Holmscroft street Cook Alexander, breaksman, 8 John street Cook David, boilermaker, Aitken's land, Hillend Cook D. and A., smiths and chainmakers, 4 Charles street Cook Donald, carpenter, 57 St Lawrence street Cook Duncan, carpenter, 1 West breast Cook Duncan, mariner, 6 Crawfurd street Cook Hector, cooper, 1 Ardgowan street, G-lebe Cook James E., commission agent, 12 Mearns street Cook John, carpenter, 13 St Lawrence street Cook Robert, pawnbroker, 35 Market street. House, 4 Or- angefield place Cook William, papermaker, Overton Cook William, joiner and blockmaker, 10 West Burn st. Ho., 23 Kelly street Cook Mrs Duncan, 57 Eegent street Cook Mrs M., green-grocer, 5 Shaw street CO-OPERATIVE Co. (limited), grocers, 18 John street COOPER Archibald, iron turner, 13 Arthur street Cooper Thomas, 6 Mount Pleasant street Cooper William, shipmaster, 37 Lynedoch street Cooper John, tidewaiter, 13 Mount Pleasant street Cooper Mrs Alexander, 10 Lyle street COPELAND Archibald, mason, 29 Holmscroft street Copeland John, shoemaker, 13 Under crescent Copeland John, millwright, 17 Antigua street Copeland Nathan, joiner, 32 East Hamilton street CORK Steam Packot Office, 9 Customhouse place. Graham Brymner. agent CORNEY John, basketmaker, 2 John street CORMIE Daniel, blacksmith, 12 Holmscroft street COTTAR William, bricklayer, 2 Sinclair street Cottar Mrs, 10 Brisbane street COULTER Alexander, shipmaster, 13 Brisbane street COUPE R Mrs James, 12 Antigua street COUSAR Win., messenger to Shipping Office, 7 Virginia street COWAN Archibald, cooper and oil merchant, 3 Bogle street. House, 18 Lyle street Cowan G-eorge, cabinet maker, 35 Roxburgh street. House, 4 Nelson street, west

Cowan James, smith, 1 5 Sir Michael street Cowan James, carpenter, 18 Bruce street Cowan John, mason, 27 Ingleston street 40 DIRECTORY

Cowan John, pawnbroker, 24 Hamilton street. House, Gros- venor place, 8 Wellington street Cowan Robert & Co., drapers and silk mercers, 2 and 4 Hamil- ton street and 10 Cathcart square Cowan William, tanner, 22 Stanners street Cowan William, carpenter, 20 Cathcart street Cowan Miss Mary, 9 East Shaw street Cowan Mrs Archibald, spirit dealer, 28 Sir Michael street Cowan Mrs, 70 Union street Cowan Mrs, 17 Tobago street Cowan Mrs John, mangier, 15 Sir Michael street COYLE John, sen., grocer and provision merchant, 21 Cath- cart street. House, do. Coyle Thomas, labourer, 15 Yennel CRABB William, grocer, 26 Ann street. House, do. CRAIG- Alexander, porter, 42 Dalrymple street Craig Andrew P., grain merchant, 6 Market street Craig David, goods agent, G. & A. Railway, West Harbour- station Craig David, carpenter, Crawfurd street Craig George, hatter, hosier and glover, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. House, Finnart street Craig George & Co., clothiers and hatters, 27 Cathcart street. Craig James, fireman, Overton Craig John, shipmaster, 56 Eldon street Craig John, smith, 25 Arthur street Craig John, shipmaster, 34 West Blackhall street Craig John, papermaker, Overton Craig John, mason, 55 Roxburgh street Craig Joseph, labourer, Overton Craig J. & M., manufacturers of fire-clay goods. Factories,.

Hiilhead and Perceton, Kilmarnock ; agent in Greenock — John Wilkie, 14 Brougham street. See advertisements Craig Nathan, salesman, Prospect Hill house Craig Peter, enginekeeper, 11 Under crescent Craig Robert, policeman, 35 Crawfurd street Craig Samuel, blacksmith, 23 Arthur street Craig William, shoemaker, 11 Main street Craig William, late of H.M. Customs, 11 Mearns street Craig Mrs, spirit dealer, 23 Inverkip street. Ho., 1 Bruce st. CRAIGIE George, shipmaster, 14 Ardgowan street, west CRAM James, mason, 49 Holmscrof t street Cram Peter, builder, 11 Mount Pleasant street Cram William, engineer, 18 John street DIRECTORY. 41>

CRANE James, seaman, 6 Nelson street, glebe Crane William, painter, 12 East Quay lane CRANSTON Thomas, teacher of navigation, nautical' astronomy, engineering, &c, Navigation School, Custom- house place. House, 14 West Blackhall street Cranston William, carter, 14 Mount Pleasant street CRANSWICK Rev. Joseph, 14 Brisbane street CRAWFORD Alexander, sawmill er and timber merchant,. Western Sawmills, Bay of Quick. House, Finnart st. Crawford Alexander, grocer, 2G Crawfurd street. Ho., do. Crrwford Andrew, house factor, house and shipwright, blockmaker, and funeral undertaker, 22 West Burn street. House, 46 Inverkip street Crawford Andrew (of Crawford & Fulton), Crow Mount place, 18 Mearns street Crawford Andrew, shipmaster, Gateside, Inverkip road Crawford Bryce, carpenter, 4 John street Crawford Bryce (of Crawford & Thomson), 19 Ingleston.. place, Cartsburn street Crawford Donald, stationer and tobacconist, 16 Cathcart st„. Crawford Dugald, mate, 3 Dellingburn square Crawford Dugald, shoemaker, 3 Bruce street Crawford Dugald carpenter, 54 St Lawrence street Crawford & Fulton, builders, Terrace road Crawford G-ovan, engineer, 9 Watt street Crawford Hugh, flesh er, 49 Roxburgh street. Ho., do. Crawford & Hope, shipbuilders, 14 Bogle street Crawford James, contractor, 8 Virginia street. House, 54 Regent street Crawford James, plumber, 4 Nicolson street Crawford John, labourer, 27 Ingleston street Crawford John, bricklayer, 53 Crawfurd street Crawford John, carter, 18 Bearhope street Crawford John, provision merchant, 6 Watson's lane Crawford John, sen., feuar, Old Hillend Crawford John (of Crawford & Hope), 23 Kelly street Crawford John, labourer, 6 Ingleston street Crawford John, carter, 13 East Shaw street Crawford John M., feuar, 49 Cathcart street Crawford Mathew J., outfitter, 43 Yennel. House, 1 Buc- cleuch street Crawford Peter, carpenter, 13 Antigua street Crawford Robert, boilermaker, 2 Ratho street Crawford Robert, blacksmith, 2 Crawfurd street 42 DIRECPORY.

Crawford Robert, jun., fiesher, 16 Lynedoch street. House, 26 Lyle street Crawford Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 41 Main street Crawford Robert, engineer, 1 Morton terrace Crawford Robert, cattle dealer, 26 Lyle street Crawford Robert, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 'Crawford Robert P., wine and spirit merchant, 31 Ingleston street. House, Berville house Crawford & Thomson, ironfounders, Hope street. Foundry, 16 Hope street Crawford William, labourer, 17 Ingleston street Crawford William (of Denny & Crawford), 41 Holmscroft st. Crawford William, baker, 45 Cathcart st. House, 3 Trafalgar street Crawford William, joiner, 28 East Hamilton street Crawford William, grocer, 44 Inverkip st. House, 14 Mount Pleasant street Crawford William, family grocer and tea merchant, 5 Grey place. House, 33 Brougham street •Crawford Miss, Washington Cottage, Finnart road Crawford Miss Jane, spirit dealer, 14 Market street Crawford Mrs Alexander, 55 Shaw street Crawford Mrs Henry, 41 Holmscroft street Crawford Mrs, 11 Under crescent Crawford Mrs, feuar, 33 Inverkip street Crawford Mrs, 47 Nicolson street Crawford Mrs, Caldwell's land, Hill-end 'Crawford Mrs, 4 c Hamilton street Crawford Mrs, 15 Under crescent CRAWHALLS & Co., sugar refiners, Dellingburn sugar refinery. Office, 45 Rue-end street Crawhall John B., 32 Eldon street CRAWLEY George, hammerman, 3 Stanners street CRICHTON Henry, baker, 30 Nelson street, west CROOKATT Wm., merchant, Glasgow. House, Thorndean, 48 Union street CROMAR Charles, seaman, 6 Ingleston street CROMWELL Samuel, fitter, 3 Regent street CRONE Mrs, 7 West breast CROOKSHANKS Joseph, coach proprietor and funeral undertaker (open night and day), 43 West Blackhall street. House, do. 'CROSS W. J., Paterson, professor of music, 39 West Black- hall street DIRECTORY. 43

'Cross Miss, dressmaker, 5 Roxburgh street CROSSAN William, skinner, 9 Arthur street CROW Mrs, grocer, 31 Charles street. House, do CRUDEN Alex., circular deliverer, 33 Nicolson street Cruden William, watchman, 14 Sir Michael street Cruden Miss, boys' dressmaker, 3-3 Nicolson street CRUICRSHANKS George, gardener, 58 Holmscroft street CRUM James, shoemaker, 26 Vennel CRUTHERS Mrs Ann, pawnbroker, 32 Dalrymple st. Ho., 4 Nicolson street CUMMING Alex., foreman, chemical works, 18 Baker st. Gumming John, pilot, 12 Watt street Cumming Robert, joiner, 1 John street Cumming William, mariner, 17 Charles street Cumming Miss, 28 Roxburgh street CUNINGHAM Alexander, labourer, 15 Ann street Cuningham Mrs, 18 Patrick street Cuningham Mrs, 49 Shaw street CUNNINGHAM Alexander, ooal merchant, 31 Inverkip street, House, 22 Roxburgh street Cunningham David, 24 Sir Michael street Cunningham Duncan, sawyer, 30 East Shaw street Cunningham Duncan (of D. Cunningham & Co.), 18 Kelly street Cunningham D. & Co., merchants and commission agents, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Cunningham James, herbalist, 5 Crawfurd street Cunningham James, engineer, 15 John street Cunningham John, merchant, 32 Cathcart street. House, Seafield, 2 Fox street Cunningham John, mason, 33 Roxburgh street Cunningham John, boilermaker, 5 Morton terrace Cunningham John, cooper, 7 Sir Michael street Cnnningham Matthew, ropespinner, 22 Roxburgh street Cunningham Robert, blacksmith, 8 William street Cunningham Thomas, clerk, Aitken's land, Hillend Cunningham William, engineer, 5 Hill street Cunningham William, sailmaker, 1 8 Regent street

Cunningham William, tailor 1 9 Bruce street Cunningham William, labourer, 5 Roslin street Cunningham Miss, 1 Manse lane CURRAN Mrs Edward, huckster, 17 Cartsburn street CURRIE Alexander, carter and contractor, 9 Laird street Currie Alexander, cooper, 2 Hill street 44 DIRECTORY.

Currie Alexander (of Alexander Currie & Co.), 18 Ardgowan square Currie Alexander & Co., sugar refiners. 12 West Burn street Currie Angus, fisherman, 3 York street Currie Archibald, joiner, 12 Cathcart street Currie Archibald (of Currie & Guthrie), 14 Wellington street Currie David, joiner, 6 Hope street Currie & Guthrie joiners and builders, head of Lynedoch street Currie Gavin, cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street Currie Hugh, labourer, 3 John street Currie Hugh, labourer, 13 Inverkip street Currie James, baker, 64 Ann street Currie James, engineer, 3 Regent street Currie John, labourer, 2 Clarence street Currie John, spirit merchant, 2 aud 4 Mansionhouse lane.. House, 30 Wellington street Currie Malcolm, labourer, 4 Ropework street Currie Malcolm, clerk, 7 Roxburgh street ^Currie M., watch and clock manufacturer, 11 Cross-shore st. Currie Peter, smith, Victoria place, Hill end Currie William, grocer, 31 Isicolson street. House, 24 Bris- bane street Currie Miss, baker, 36 Dalrymple street. House, 33 Rox- burgh street Currie Mrs Ann, refreshment rooms, 16 Shaw street. Ho., 2 Open shore Currie Mrs Neil, 22 Sir Michael street Currie Mrs, 4 Nicolson street Currie Mrs C, furnishings, 33 Cathcart street Currie Mrs, 2 Dellingburn street Currie Mr3, huckster, 33 Roxburgh street Currie Mrs, 2 East Quay lane Currie Mrs, 6 Shaw street CURTIS Charles H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, and: distillery bonded store keepers, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Curtis C. H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 18 Nicolson. street and 31 Hamilton street Curtis Charles H. (of Charles H. Curtis & Co.), 20 Ardgowan: square Curtis Mrs William, Greenbank CUSTOMHOUSE Buildings, Steamboat quay CUTHBERT Alexander, carpenter, 9 Lyle street DIRECTORY.

'Cuthbert Hugh, shipowner, 6 Ardgowan square and Ardbeg, Kilmun Cuthbert Eobert, shipowner, 67 Rue-end street. House, The Craigs Cuthbert Sophia, poulterer and fruiterer, 5 William street. House, 14 Lyle street Cuthbert Mrs, 61 Holmscroft street Cuthbert Mrs, 6 Hope street CUTHBERTSON Alexander, shipping clerk, 27 Lynedoch st. Cuthbertson D. & T., wholesale confectioners, 44 Hamilton street. Manufactory, 20 Sugarhouse lane. House, 22 Brisbane street Cuthbertson Robert, joiner, 11 Nelson street, west 'Cuthbertson Mrs William, 27 Lynedoch street

DAILY John, boatman, 8 Cross- shore street Daily and Weekly Glasgow Herald (newspaper) office, 4 Mansionhouse lane DALGLEISH George, shipowner, 34 Brisbane street Dalgleish John, carter, 15 Arthur street DALLAS Matthew, cooper, 39 Roxburgh street Dallas Matthew, cooper, 13 Ann street Dallas Peter, baker, 17 Tobago street Dallas Robert, joiner, 24 West Stewart street Dallas William, baker, 39 Crawfurd street Dallas Mrs, Ardenlee, Eldon street DARCY Peter, foreman merino mill, M'Millan's land, Ann st. DARGAVEL James, planer, 2o Bruce street DARROCH Donald, H.M. Customs, 72 Ann street Darroch Dugald & Son, joiners and cabinetmakers, 14 Kilblain street. House, 8 Watt street Darroch Duncan, clerk, Harbour Dues office. House, 5 Kelly street Darroch Duncan, boilermaker, Victoria place, Hill-end Darroch Duncan, storekeeper, 39 St Lawrence street Darroch Duncan, carpenter, 1 Bearhope street Darroch James, joiner, 31 Holmscroft street Darroch James, laihsplitter, 9 Upper crescent Darroch James, porter, 30 Market street Darroch John, Customhouse boatman, 60 Ann street 46 DIRECTORY.

Darroch John, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place Darroch John, carter, 9 Duncan street Darroch John, 13 West Blackhall street Darroch Malcolm, steamboat quay harbour master, 3 Brougham street Darroch Neil, cooper, 15 Nelson street, west Darroch Patrick, tailor, 55 Shaw street Darroch Peter, boilermaker, 20 Sir Michael street Darroch Mrs, 14 Sir Michael street DASKIN & Co., gasfitters, tinsmiths and bellhangers, 3& Nicolson street. House, 26 West Burn street DAVID Simon H., police constable, 8 Lyle street DAVIDSON Alexander, minister E. U. Church, Nelson st.,, west. House, 12 Brisbane street Davidson Daniel, boatman, 37 Crawfurd street Davidson David, blacksmith, 11 Main street Davidson James, spirit dealer, 1 Under crescent. House, do» Davidson James, labourer, 1 John street Davidson John, labourer, 2 Mackenzie street D?vidson John, carpenter, 24 Ann street Davidson John, carpenter, Victoria place, Hill-end Davidson John, sailmaker, 45 Crawfurd street Davidson William, rigger, 29 Venn el Davidson William, railway guard, 15 Brougham street Davidson Mis John, 18 Tobago street Davidson Mrs William, 9 Nelson street, west Davidson Mrs, 22 Inverkip street Davidson Mrs, 19 Lynedoch street DAVIE Alexander M., spirit merchant, 17 Stanners street.. House. 26 Hamilton street Davie Humphrey, shipmaster, 16 Eoxburgh street Davie John, brassfinisher, Hillside place, St Lawrence st. Davie Kobert (of Carswell and Davie), Grosvenor place, Wel- lington street Davie Samuel E.. watchmaker and jeweller, 10 Cathcart st..

House, 1 5 Lynedoch street DAVIES John, labourer, 4 Ann street Davies John, tailor, 55 Main street Davies Lewis, rigger, 32 Holmscroft street Davies William, shipmaster, 22 West Blackhall street Davies Mrs David. 7 Bearhope street Davies Mrs, 55 Roxburgh street DAVISSON John, late tidewaiter, 16 Bruce street DAW Alexander, deep-sea pilcjt, 4 Shaw place DIRECTORY. 47"

DAWSON John, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. House, 4 Nelson street, west Dawson John, carpenter, 40 Nicolson street Dawson Mrs James, Oraugefield cottage Dawson Mrs, grocer, 7 York street DEANS Joseph, labourer, 17 Roxburgh street DEARIE James, huckster, 5 Shaw street DEAS John S.. inspector of poor, Poorhouse buildings, Cap- tain street.' House, 28 Brisbane street DE GrRUCHY Charles & Co., sailmakers and ship chandlers, 4 East Blackhall street. House, do. DEMPSTER D. F. (of Neill, Dempster, and Neill), Mount park Dempster George, commission agent, Royal Danish V. Consul, Palmerston buildings. House, Alma cottage, 51 Ann st. Dempster H., sheriff -clerk of Renfrewshire, 32 Cathcart st. House, Waterloo cottage, Wellington street Dempster James, joiner, Hope street. House, 14 Ford road Dempster John, seaman, 32 Dalrymple street Dempster Mrs Margaret, 2 Antigua street DENHAM Robert, boot and shoe agent, 13 Hamilton street. House, Mount place, Holmscroft street DENHOLM Alexander, carter, 5 Hill street Denholm James, houss-factor, commission and insurance agent, 41 Cathcart street. House, 6 Union street Denholm Robert, engineer, 43 St Lawrence street Denholm Mrs, keeper, 1 Watson's lane DENNESS W., nurseryman, seedsman and fruiterer, 10 Hamilton street. House, 26 Patrick street DENNEY and Crawford, joiners, 40 Kelly street Denney John (of Denney & Crawford), 7 Mount Pleasant st. DENNISTON Archibald, writer, 49 Cathcart street. House, 51 Forsyth street Denniston John S., ship chandler and tinsmith, 11 West breast. House, 29 Brougham street Denniston Miss, 14 Brisbane street Denniston Mrs, 9 Mount Pleasant street DENNY Archibald, brassfounder, 6 Hope street Denny Daniel, labourer, 14 Stanners street Denny John, joiner, 7 Mount Pleasant street Denny Miss, grocer, 53 Holmscroft street DEPONG- Hugh, storekeeper, 5 West Stewart street DEUBLER Conrad, labourer, 22 Inverkip street DEVINE James, shoemaker, 5 Dalrymple street '48 DIRECTORY.

"Devine James, labourer, 50 East Hamilton street Devine John, labourer, 29 Holmscrof't street DEVLIN Daniel, builder, 27 Patrick street Devlin Henry, letter carrier, Post office. Ho., 30 Ann st. Devlin John, labourer, 00 East Hamilton street Devlin John, rigger, 41 West Blackhall street Devlin John, contractor, Devlin's land, head of Ann street Devlin Mark, tailor, 6 Smith's lane Devlin Patrick, spirit dealer, 17 Shaw street. House, Devlin's land, Ann street Devlin Mrs, 6 Stanners street DEWAR David, superintendent of police, Police chambers. House, 34 Brisbane street Dewar James, smith, tinsmith, gasfitter and bellhanger, 10 Taylor's close. House, 25 Yennel Dewar John, joiner, 34 West Shaw street DHANIS Joseph (of J. Dhanis & Co.), 21 Brisbane street Dhanis J. & Co., shipbrokers and commission agents, 23 Cathcart street and 5 Dixon street, Glasgow DICK Andrew, joiner, 39 Roxburgh street Dick Archibald, joiner, Roxburgh street Dick Boyd, joiner, 24 Roxburgh street Dick Brothers & Co., ship store and provision merchants, Palmerston buildings Dick David, slater, 19 Bearhope street Dick David, labourer, 26 Ann street Dick Ebeneaer, cooper, 14 Inverkip street Dick Hector, grocer, 34 Ann street. House, 29 do. Dick John (of Dick Brothers & Co.), Caddie Hill terrace Dick John, flesher, 8 West breast Dick John, joiner, 104 Drumfrochar road Dick John, flesher, 18 Vennel. House, do. Dick John, carter, 35 Inverkip street Dick Peter, steamboat master, 18 Bogle street Dick Thomas, labourer, 42 Main street Dick William, cooper, 23 Bruce steeet ^Dick Mrs, midwife, 9 Bearhope street Dick Mrs, feuar, 24 Brisbane street Dick Misses, Brachelston place, 32 Nelson street, west DICKIE George, rivetter, 50 Dalrymple street Dickie Henry, 21 Bank street Dickie Rev. J. F., 5 Kelly street Dickie John, carter, 35 Inverkip street Dickie William., painter, 6 Bruce street DIRECTORY. 49

DICKSON Alexander, engineer, 19 Ingleston place Dickson Benjamin, forwarding agent, London and North- Western Railway Company, Mansionhouse lane. House, 12 Patrick street Dickson David, joiner, 37 Holmscroft street Dickson David, pansman, 9 Ingleston street Dickson David, forger, 66 East Hamilton street Dickson George, labourer, 4 Sugarhouse lane Dickson James, mason, 13 East Shaw street Dickson James, letter-carrier, Post-office. House, 28 West Blackhall street Dickson John, fireman, 24 Bruce street Dickson John, labourer, 14 East Shaw street Dickson Robert, sawyer, 9 East Shaw street Dickson Robert, joiner, 46 Orawfurd street DILLON Patrick, shoemaker, 37 Vennel DINNING- Matthew, huckster, 28 Dalrymple street DIYER James, dealer in jewellery, cabinet goods, bags, port- manteaus, combs, brushes, baskets, toys, &c, 37 Cathcart street Diver Charles, tailor, 15 Cathcart street DIXON C. E. (of Clerk, Dixon & Co.), Royal Hotel, Greenock DOCHERTY Edward, provision merchant, 31 Dalrymple st. House, do. Docherty George, tailor and clothier, 6 William strest. House? 2 Cross-shore street Docherty Hugh, boilermaker, 12 Market street Docherty Hugh, smith, Ladyburn Docherty James, provision merchant, 17 Shaw st. Ho., do. Docherty James, labourer, 13 Inverkip street Docherty John, seaman, 4 Nelson street, Glebe. Docherty William, labourer, 24 West Blackhall street Docherty Mrs Edward, 31 Dalrymple street Docherty Mrs, 3 Vennel Docherty Mrs, 14 Wellington street Docherty Mrs Michael, dealer, 7 Broad close Docherty Mrs, midwife, 2 John street DOCKER Edward, basketmaker, 1 East Blackhall st. Ho., 2 Cardross place, Hill end DODDS William, carpenter, 13 Cathcart street DOCTOR Rev. Alexander, Ford House, Ford road Kirkwood's land, Hillend 50 DIRECTORY.

Dodds James, shipmaster, 39 Crawfurd street Dodds Melville A., locker, 53 Roxburgh street Dodds William, carpenter, 23 Sir Michael street DODYSON Thomas, carpenter, 9 Lynedoch street DOIG- Alexander, hairdresser, 13 East breast. House, 26 Patrick street DON James, porter, 15 East Quay lane Don Kobert, smith, 36 East Hamilton street DONAGHY Hugh, gardener, 12 Holmscroft street Donaghy Hugh, gardener, 17 Ann street Donaghy Robert, labourer, M'Intyre's land, New Hillend DONAHUIE Charles, seaman, 56 Holmscroft street DONALD James, tobacconist, 7 Hamilton street. House, 54 Regent street Donald James, slater, 17 Bearhope street Donald John (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 3 Bristo Port lane, Edin. Donald Robert Shaw (of Hastie, Kincaid & Donald), Cappie- low cottage, East Hamilton street Donald Miss, feuar, Finnart Donald Mrs "William, Cappielow, East Hamilton street Donald Miss, 4 Robertson street DONALDSON Joseph, smith, 28 East Hamilton street Donaldson Thomas, examining officer, H.M.C., 35 Nelson st., west Donaldson Mrs, 65 Regent street DONNELLY James, inspector of detective department, Police office Donnelly James, pairiter, 2 Tobago street Donnelly James, watchman, 54 East Hamilton street Donnelly Peter, tailor and clother, 10 Cathcart street. House, 59 Regent street Donnelly William, labourer, 1 Cowgate street DORRAN James, pansman, 25 Lynedoch street DORRANCE James, labourer, 39 St Lawrence street DOUGALL Robert, blockmaker, 1 Holmscroft street Dougall Mrs, dressmaker, Boyd place, 39 West Blackhall st. DOUGLAS Alexander, labourer, 7 Sir Michael street Douglas David, labourer, 5 East Quay lane Douglas Donald, joiner, 68 Ann street Douglas Duncan, fireman, 15 Regent street Douglas James, carpenter, 19 John street Douglas James, policeman, 41 Ann street Douglas John (of Mackenzie & Walker), 20 Margaret street Douglas John, grocer, 57 Main street. House, do. DIRECTORY. 51

Douglas John, joiner, Ladyburn Douglas M., confectioner, 31 Cathcart street. Douglas Peter, tailor, 17 Mount Pleasant street Douglas Peter, labourer, 13 Under crescent Douglas and Son, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and jewellers, 9 Hamilton street Douglas Thomas N. (of Douglas and Son), 3 Finnart st. Douglas Walter, mason, 21 East Shaw street Douglas William, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Ann st. House, 75 Regent street Douglas Mrs Alex., furnishing shop, 2 Tobago street Douglas Mrs John, 8 Ardgowan street, west Douglas Mrs, 21 Shaw street Douglas Mrs, 15 Nelson street, west Douglas Mrs, 19 John street DOW Alexander, carter, 1 Main street Dow Cameron, spirit dealer, 16 Sir Michael street Dow Donald, boilermaker, 35 Arthur street Dow Donald, carter, 23 Arthur street Dow James, carpenter, M'Intyre's land, Hillend Dow John, carpenter, 43 Cathcart street Dow John, joiner, 8 Nicolson street Dow Mrs Archibald, 22 East Quay lane DOWIE Ebenezer Telford, M.D., physician and dentist, and Member of Council, Glasgow University. Consulting; rooms, 6 Grey place, off West Blackhall street DOWNIE Alexander, lathsplitter, 15 John street Downie Andrew, joiner, 28 Lyle street Downie Charles, ropespinner, 71 Ann street Downie James, cooper, 20 Vennel Downie John, wright and spirit dealer, 5 Dellingburn street and 12 Carnock street. House, 4 Carnock street Downie John, finisher, 50 East Hamilton .street Downie William, dresser, 12 John street Downie William, cooper, 20 Vennel Downie William, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch street Downie Miss, 7 Lynedoch street Downie Mrs Ann, lodgings, 24 West Blackhall street DOWNING William, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Cathcart street and 2 Mansionhouse lane. House, 27 Patrick st. DRANE John, lighterman, 10 Springkell street DRENNEN Mrs James, grocer, 29 Ingleston street DRON Christina, lodgings, 7 Cathcart street DRUMMOND Alexander, carpenter, 35 Arthur street 52 DIRECTORY.

Drummond Daniel, assistant harbour master, 6 Ingleston st. Drummond James, Burgh assessor, Town buildings, 6 Hamil- ton street Drummond John, porter, 8 East breast Drummond Neil, carter, 54 Wellington street Drummond Robert, carpenter, 28 Wellington street DRYSDALE James, painter, 59 St Laurence street Drysdale John, dairyman, 20 Vennel. Ho., 26 Hamilton st. Drysdale Robert, compositor, 61 Ann street Drysdale Thomas, carpenter, 54 St Lawrence street Drysdale Mrs, lodgings, 13 Cross-shore street Drysdale Mrs D., Jamieson place, 69 Nicolson street DUFF Archibald, farmer, Lurg, East parish Duff Daniel, blockmaker, I West Stewart street brassfounders, coppersmiths, gasfitters Duff James & Sons, r and bell-hangers, 47 Rue end street Duff James (of James Duff & Sons), 20 Forsyth street Duff James, jun. (of James Duff & Sons), Mount Park, Bank street Duff James, papermaker, 72 Ann street Duff John (of James Duff & Sods), Hazelwood, 39 Eldon street Duff John, farmer, Mains, East Parish Duff John, carpenter, 1 West Stewart street Duff Lachlan, tailor, 17 Cathcart street Duff Robert (of R. Duff & Co.,) Cove gardens, Gourock

Duff Robert & Co. , tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 65 Rue- end street Duff William, farmer, Ladyburn Duff Mrs, 17 Bearhope street DUFFY Patrick, marine store dealer, 2 Yennel. House, 9- West breast Duffy William, labourer, 2 John street DUGAN" William, gardener, 1 York street DUGUID John, sawmaker, Inch building, Port-Glasgow rd. House, Kingston cottages DUNBAR J. & A. boot top manufacturers, boot and shoe makers, 3 William street. House, 29 Sugarhouse lane Dunbar, Mrs, 1 8 Kelly street DUNCAN Andrew, brassfounder, 20 Roxburgh street Duncan A. (of Duncan & Sharp), 12 Mearns street Duncan Charles, of the Inland Revenue, Excise buildings. House, 15 Nelson street, west Duncan Charles, cooper, 2 Bruce street DIRECTORY. 53

Dancan Charles, flesher, 30 East Shaw street Duncan Daniel, carpenter, 17 Antigua street Duncan Daniel, joiner, 51 Holmscroft street Duncan Henry, carpenter, Glenford cottage, Ford road Duncan James, carpenter, 65 Rue end street Duncan James, compositor, 20 West Blackhall street Duncan Jamer, rivetter, 20 West Blackhall street Duncan James D., weigher, ELM.C. House, 35 Roxburgh st. Duncan John, accountant, house factor and secretary to the Greenock Railway Guaranteed Co., 24 West Burn street. House, 31 Brougham street Duncan John, blacksmith, 7 New Dock lane Duncan John, pattern maker, 3 Antigua street Duncan John, baker, 13 East Shaw street. House, do. Duncan Peter, watchman, 49 Shaw street Duncan Robert F., painter and paperhanger, 35 West Burn street. House, 1 1 Watt street Duncan Robert, shipmaster, 48 Ann street Duncan Robert, sailmaker, 53 Holmscroft street Duncan & Sharp, brassfounders, 73 East Hamilton street Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, Albert Medical Hall, and Branch Post Office, Havelock build ings, 17 West Blackhall street. House, 18 Kelly street Duncan Thomas, painter, 10 Bruce street Duncan William, joiner, 43 Holmscroft street Duncan William, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Carnock street, House, Upper Lyle street Duncan William, agent for City of Glasgow Brewery, 1 Carnock street Duncan Miss, dressmaker, 73 Regent street Duncan Miss, 1 1 Watt street Duncan Mrs A., lodgings, 22 Crawfurd street Duncan Mrs Colin, lodgings, 35 Nicolson street Duncan Mrs Robert, grocer, 16 Cathcart street. House, do. Duncan Mrs Robert, 12 Mearns street Duncan Mrs, 22 West Blackhall street DUNLEAVY Mrs, huckster, 21 Stanners street DUNLOP D., L.F.P. &. S., phsician and surgeon. Con- sulting rooms, 62 Roxburgh street. House, 61 Roxburgh street Dunlop Francis, mason, 2 Buccleuch street Dunlop George, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant and dealer, 57 Shaw street and 53 Crawfurd street. House, 53 Crawfurd street, and Argyle Hotel, Strone. 54 DIRECTORY.

Dunlop James, farmer, Strone, East parish Dunlop M. F., writer, 2 Church place. House, 5 Caddlehill terrace Dunlop John, engine driver, 6 Ingleston street Dunlop John, labourer, 1 Ratho street Dunlop Robert, late shipowner, Octavia terrace, Martha brae Dunlop Robert, labourer, 8 Roxburgh street Dunlop Robert, potato merchant, 28 Lyle street Dunlop Robert, 4 Bearhope street Dunlop "William, hairdresser, 45 Vennel. House, 4 Bearhope street Dunlop William, assistant pawnbroker, 37 Lynedoch street Dunlop Mrs Captain John, lodgings, 2 Watt place Dunlop Mrs, delft shop, 28 Inverkip street Dunlop Mrs James, 20 Tobago street Dunlop Mrs, 21 Main street Dunlop Mrs, 1 Springkell street Dunlop Mrs, 12 Cross-shore street DUNN John, brassmoulder, 37 Rue-end street Dunn John, slater, 24 Tobago street Dunn Peter, moulder, 9 Ingleston street Dunn Mrs Archibald, 5 West Stewart street Dunn Miss, teacher, 20 West Stewart street DUNNING- John, carpenter, 43 St Lawrence street Dunning Matthew, stevedore, 6 Trafalgar street DUNSMORE Andrew, gatekeeper, 47 Holmscroft street DURKIN Henry, H.M. Customs. Ho., 24 Brisbane street. DUTHIE James, cooper, 41 West Blackhall street DYBALL David, seaman, 5 Inverkip street DYER John, cabinetmaker, 7 West Blackhall street DYKES William, clerk, 47 Roxburgh street Dykes William, joiner, 24 Bruce street

EAGAN JameSj labourer, 5 Ardgowan street, Glebe EAGLE Foundry, 20 Baker street EAGLESHAM James, grocer, 4 East Hamilton street Eaglesham John, shoemaker, 15 Tobago street Eaglesham William, mason, 73 Ann street EAST Parish Church, Regent street EASTON Peter, brassfinisher, 1 Under cresent DIRECTORY. 55

EDGAR James, messenger, Post-office. House, 31 Holms- croft street Edgar George, painter, 53 Roxburgh street Edgar William, shoemaker, 34 Holmscroft street EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 22 Wellington street Edington George, joiner, 20 Roxburgh street Edington George, joiner, 70 Wellington street EDWARD George & Sons, chronometer, watch and clock makers, jewellers and silversmiths, 8 Hamilton street,. and 92 Buchanan street, Glasgow EDWARDS John, shoemaker, 10 Hillend Edwards William, rivetter, 22 Wellington street EGART Mrs, washer and dresser, 13 West Blackhall street ELLIOT Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton street ELLIS Robert, carpenter 19 Regent street Ellis Mrs, grocer, 6 Chapel street ELTERINGHAM John, seamen, 9 Lynedoch street EPISCOPAL (St John's) Church, 10 Union street ERSKINE Daniel M. (of John Erskine & Co.), 20 Union sk Erskine Henry, merchant, 62 Union street Erskine James, tenter, 39 Lynedoch street Erskine John & Co,, merchants, 9 Chapel street Erskine John (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), 20 Union street Erskine John, gardener, 18 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurdst. ETHEBINGTON Elizabeth, dressmaker, 36 East Hamilton st. EVANGELICAL Union Church, Nelson street, west EVANS Robert, shipmaster, 12 Bank street EWART Robert, grocer, 22 Cartsburn street Ewart Thomas, labourer, 19 Antigua street EWING Angus & Co., grain and salt provision merchants,. 4 Bogle street Ewing Hugh, joiner, 61 Nicolson street Ewing Robert & Co., merchants, 4 Bogle street Ewing William, potato merchant, Harvie lane. Ho., 9 Lyne- doch street Ewing Mrs James, grocer, 6 West Stewart street Ewing Mrs, 20 Market street F

FAIL Charles, 27 Lynedoch street FAHRLANDER Fidel, watchmaker, 9 Market street. Ho., do. FAITH John, labourer, Kirkwood's land, Hill-end 56 DIRECTORY

FAIRGRIEVE Andrew, 36 West Stewart street Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, plumbers, brassfounders, tinsmiths, and gasfitters, 6 West breast Fairgrieve, James (of A. Fairgrieve & Sons), 7 Oaddlehill terrace Fairgrieve John B. (of A. Fairgrieve & Sons), 32 West Stewart street Fairgrieve Thomas, warehouseman, 76 Ann street FAIRLIE James, 5 Kelly street Fairlie William, cabinetmaker, 32 West Blackhall street Fairlie Miss Ann, feuar, 10 Regent street Fairlie Mrs, 6 West Stewart street FAIRRIE Miss, 13 Forsyth street FALCONER Miss, 24 Brisbane street Falconer Mrs, grocer, 17 John street FARMER Hugh, tailor and clothier, 3 William street. Ho., 1 do. FARQUHAR John, seaman. 29 Roxburgh street Farquahar William (of William Adam & Co.), Jamieson place,

FARQUHARSON William, engineer, 4 New Hill-end FARREL Patrick, papermaker, Overton Farrel Robert, grocer, 8 East Hamilton st. House, do. Farrel Mrs, 9 John street FAULDS James, salesman, 45 Holmscroft street Faulds William, joiner, 5 Bank street Faulds Miss, dressmaker, 45 Holmscroft street FAWCETT Samuel, pawnbroker, 34 Shaw street. House, 8 Antigua street FAY Arthur, spirit dealer, 9 East breast. House, do. FEGAN James, herbalist, 7 Market street. House, do. FELL Thomas, coal merchant, Coal depot, Dellingburn st. House, 1 Kelly street FENTON David, pilot, 9 Kelly street Fenton William, tenter, 62 Ann street FERGUS Brothers, photographers, 36 West Blackhall st. Fergus Charles (of Fergus Brothers), Anchor Villas, Lang- bank Fergus James jr. (of James Fergus & Son), 9 Brougham st. Fergus James & Son, coal and brick merchants, &c, 24 Hamilton street and Harvie lane Fergus James, sen. (of James Fergus & Son), 9 Brougham st. Fergus Mrs, 3 Antigua street FERGUSON A. & Co., sailmakers, 5 East breast DIRECTORY. 57

Ferguson Alexander (of A. Ferguson & Co.), Trinidad place, 18 Eldon street Ferguson Alexander, engineer, 9 Hill street Ferguson Archibald, grocer, 1 Cartsburn street • "Ferguson Archibald, feuar, 6 Ann street Ferguson Charles, grocer, 27 Shaw street and 2 Dalrymple street. House, 34 West Stewart street Ferguson Charles, clockmaker, 8 Cross-shore street Ferguson Daniel & Co., hoop merchants, 30 Cathcart street. House, 52 Brougham street Ferguson Daniel, watchman, 17 Ingleston street Ferguson Daniel, joiner, 30 Nelson street, west Ferguson David, engineer, 6 Boyd street Ferguson Donald, runner and assistant, Mercantile Marine office. House, 28 Wellington street Ferguson Donald, refreshment rooms, 14 East Quay lane, and 40 Dalrymple street. Ho., 13 Lynedoch street Ferguson Dugald, clerk, 5 Mearns street Terguson Duncan, labourer, 6 Shaw street Ferguson Duncan, labourer, 24 West Blackhall street Ferguson Duncan, wine and spirit merchant, accountant and commission agent, 8 Charles st. Ho., 3 Quay st., Gourock Ferguson George, spirit dealer, 6 East Shaw street. Ho., 18 Mearns street Ferguson George, gardener, 2 East India breast. Ho., do. Ferguson George, engiileer, 26 Ingleston street Ferguson George, boilermaker, 8 Duncan street Ferguson James (of Sharp & Ferguson), 12 Mearns street Ferguson John, grocer, 2 Watt place. Ho., 13 Antigua st. Ferguson John, sailmaker, 22 Ann street Ferguson John, cooper, 41 Ann street Ferguson John, engineer, 6 Boyd street Ferguson John, labourer, 6 Shaw street Ferguson John, carpenter, 22 Crawfurd street Ferguson John, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place Ferguson John, carpenter. 8 St Andrew square Terguson John, cartwright, 50 Inverkip street Ferguson John, tinsmith, 14 Lyle street Ferguson Peter, labourer, 8 Baker street Ferguson Robert, Cowdenknowes cottages

Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 1 1 East Stewart street Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 19 Lyle street Ferguson Samuel, labourer, 2 Sir Michael street Terguson Thomas, carpenter, 20 Roxburgh street 58 DIRECPORY.

Ferguson Thomas, woolsorter, 37 Ann street Ferguson Thomas, joiner, 16 Laird street Ferguson Mrs Alexander, 4 Eopework street Ferguson Mrs Charles, 41 Hamilton street Ferguson Mrs J., 19 Sir Michael street Ferguson Mrs John, 36 Holmscroft street Ferguson Mrs John, 15 Antigua street Ferguson Mrs John, 25 Regent street Ferguson Mrs John, 51 St Lawrence street Ferguson Mrs William, 19 Kelly street Ferguson Mrs, lodgings, 58 Main street Ferguson Mrs, 12 Inverkip street Ferguson Mrs, 19 Hamilton street Ferguson Mrs', 28 Lyle street Ferguson Mrs, 12 Roxburgh street FERGUSSON John, chemist and druggist, 17 Hamilton sfc House, Brachelston place, 34 Nelson street, west Fergusson J. & J., coach proprietors and funeral undertakers, 6 Roslin street, Glebe. House, do. Fergusson James (of J. & R. Fergusson), 6 Roslin street FERNIE George, joiner, 5 Bearhope street Fernie William, grocer, 23 Charles street. House, 58 Holm- scroft street FERNS Charles, engineer, 17 Ingleston street Ferns James, foreman cooper, 34 East Hamilton street Ferns James, carter, 2 Clarence street Ferns John, labourer, 33 Holmscroft street FERRIE James, lumper, 51 Rue-end street Ferrie William, spirit merchant, 20 Cathcart street Ferrie Mrs Jane, spirit dealer, 29 Vennel. House, 22 Wel- lington street FERRIER George, smith, 4 John street FIELD Rowland, auctioneer and appraiser, furniture dealer, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 20 West Blackhall street. House, 8 Kelly street FIELDING Alexander, carpenter, 1 Arthur street Fielding William, carpenter, 8 Shannon's close FILSHIE Robert, dairy, 8 Smith's lane FILSHILL James, boilermaker, 4 Octavia Cottages FINDLAY James, Westfield FINLAY A. H. (of A. H. Finlay, & Co.), 4 Mearns street Finlay A. H. & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 91 Shaw street, 20 West Burn street and 6 Watson's lane, Office, 9 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 59

Finlay Dugald, carpenter, 51 Roxburgh street Finlay James, mason, 104 Drumfrochar road Finlay John, blacksmith, 3 West Stewart street Finlay John, labourer, 9 John street Finlay John, engineer, 34 West Stewart street Finlay Robert B. & Co., clothiers, &c, 12 West Blackball street Finlay Robert B. (of Robert B. Finlay R Co.), 11 Fox street Finlay Robert, coachman, 29 Newark street Finlay Thomas, engineer, 28 East Hamilton street Finlay William, examining officer, H.M.C., 16 Lyle street Finlay William, plumber, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Finlay Mrs David, 30 Cartsburn street Finlay Mrs Margaret, 13 East Quay lane Finlay Mrs Robert, 9 Roxburgh street FINLAYSON John, coal merchant, 12 Brougham street Finlayson John, baker, 6 West Blackball street FINNIE Colin, grocer and joiner, 14 Antigua st. House, do. Finnnie James, cooper, 1 East Shaw street FISH, Brown & Co., sailmakers, East India breast FISHER George, mason, 6 West Stewart street Fisher James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, hearses and carriages, &c, 13 Clarence street. House, 15 Laird street Fisher John, boot and shoemaker, 7 Cross- shore street Fisher John, joiner, 24 Bruce street Fisher Peter, labourer, 29 Lynedoch street Fisher Robert, joiner, 3 Ropework street Fisher Thomas, shipmaster, Gateside house, Inverkip road Fisher Thomas, chemist and druggist, 63 Roxburgh street. House, Gateside house, Inverkip road * FISHERY Office, 3 Bank street FISKEN John, cabinetmaker, 13 Charles street FITZGERALD Richard, boilermaker, 2 Sinclair street FLANNAGAN Patrick, pawnbroker's assistant, 13 Lynedoch street FLANNERY John, baker, 23 Dalrymple street. Ho., do. FLEMING Alexander M. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 9' Ardgowan square Fleming Alexander, draper, 8 Hamilton street. House,, Mount Park cottage Fleming Andrew, boatman, 3 Kilblain street Fleming Daniel, cooper, 4 Watt street Fleming Daniel (of Laurie & Fleming), 14 Bank street 60 DIRECTORY.

Fleming David, clerk, Brachelston place, 34 Nelson st., west Fleming Humphrey, engineer, 13 Ingleston street Fleming James, shipmaster, 6 Nelson street, west Fleming John (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), Oakbank, 46 Union street Fleming John, shipmaster, 63 Roxburgh street Fleming Leonard, 5 Roxburgh street Fleming Matthew, shipmaster, Yiolet cottage, 7 Glen street Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants and worsted spinners, Shaws Water Worsted Mills, Drumfrochar road Fleming Robert, 24 Patrick street Fleming Robert, printer, 13 Cathcart street. House, 39 Holmscroft street Fleming Mrs John, 3 Kelly street Fleming Mrs, lodgings, 16 Cathcart street Fleming Mrs, 4 Ingleston street Fleming Mrs, 5 Robertson street FLESH Market, 17 Market street FLETCHER Alexander & Co., wholesale and retail ham, butter and egg merchants, 26 Dalrymple st. Ho., do. Fletcher Donald, shoemaker, 36 West Burn street Fletcher Hugh, tobacconist, 63 Dalrymple street Fletcher Miles, boilermaker, 2 Dellingburn street Fletcher Neil, labourer, 10 Hill end Fletcher Peter, cooper, Orchard place, 4 Upper crescent Fletcher Robert, pilot, 11 Nicolson street Fletcher William, carpenter, 29 Lynedoch street Fletcher Miss J., 5 Lynedoch street Fletcher Mrs Euphemia, 8 Tobago street Fletcher Mrs, 7 West Breast FLIGHT John, cooper, 7 Boyd street FLOCKHART John, pawnbroker, 60 Yennel. House, 29 Patrick street Flockhart John (of Simpson & Co.), 19 Antigua street Flockhart John, painter, 60 Vennel Flockhart Neil, smith, New Hill end FOLLAY Patrick, gardener, 6 Roslin street FORBES Hugh, engineer, 22 John street Forbes John, gardener, 34 Brougham street Forbes George, potter, 4 Sinclair street Forbes William, engineer, 41 St Lawrence street FORD Benjamin, joiner, 29 Ann street Ford Henry, labourer, 42 Dalrymple street Ford John, examining officer, H.M.C., 69 Holmscroft street DIRECTORY. 61

FORDYCE Lewis, labourer, 68 East Hamilton street FORREST JohD, clerk, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road Forrest Robert, labourer, 3 Ropework street Forrest Robert, Fairmount, 86 Eldon street Forrest William, engineer, 7 Hope street FORRESTER David, carpenter, 15 Tobago street Forrester James, coal agent, 7 Chapel street. Ho., 20 Lyle street Forrester Robert, Hotel-keeper, 6 Market st. Ho., do. Forrester William, labourer, 6 Roslin street FORSTER John, shipmaster, 37 Roxburgh street FORSYTH James, joiner, 2 Hill street

Forsyth James, shopman , 8 St Andrew square Forsyth Samuel, carpenter, 5 Hill street Forsyth Mrs John, machine sewing, 13 Brisbane street FORTUNE Mrs, lodgings, 25 West Burn street FOSTER Edward, carpenter, 3 Arthur street Foster John, plasterer, 1 Charles street. Ho., 17 Roxburgh street Foster John, feuar, 33 Sir Michael street Foster Robert P., grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Tobago street Foster Robert P. (of Lyon & Fester), 2 Tobago street FOULDS & Bonej shipbrokers, provision merchants, cement, fire, life and marine insurance, commission agents, and coopers, 11 Sugarhouse lane Foulds Samuel (of Foulds & Bone), 2 Orangefield place Foulds Hay, moulder, 8 John street Foulds Matthew, brassfounder and gasfitter, 6 Baker st. Ho., 19 Antigua street Foulds Matthew, jr., clerk, 10 Baker street Foulds Matthew, manufacturer of jams, jellies, and marmalade, Ingleston st. Ho., Jersey cottage, 7 Baker st. Foulds William, spirit merchant, 13 Bank street FOWLER William, shipmaster, 7 Antigua street FOX George, labourer, 1 East Shaw street Fox John, M.D., physician and surgeon, 1 Argyle st. Ho., 17 Ardgowan square FRASER Charles, surgeon dentist, 3 George sq. Ho., do. Fraser Duncan, joiner, 1 Manse lane Fraser James, tidewaiter, 47 Holmscroft street Fraser James, salt and provision merchant, Palmerston buildings. Ho., 18 Cathcart street Fraser James, customhouse officer, 24 Bruce street Fraser John, joiner, 40 Nieofeon street '62 DIRECTORY.

Eraser John, teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho., Yew cottage, 6 Glen street Eraser John, ropespinner, 17 Ann street Fraser John, baker, 22 Roxburgh street Fraser Robert, gardener, 38 Nelson street, west Fraser Thomas, rigger, 28 Dalrymple street Fraser William, blockmaker, 35 Cathcart street Fraser William, mason, Kirkwood's land, Hillend Fraser Mrs, 45 Cathcart street FREDERICK Charles, labourer, 8 Duncan street Frederick Peter, moulder, 19 Bearhope street Frederick Robert, cooper, 9 Bruce street FREE Church School-room, 6 St Andrew square FROOD Henry, joiner, 37 Nelson street, west FRY Robert, of H.M.C., 7 Morton terrace Fry Samuel, fish merchant, 7 Morton terrace Fry Mrs, 12 Tobago street FULLARTON Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Parish Church. House, Grosvenor terrace

Fullarton Hugh (of Robert Fullarton & Son). Finnart sfc. Fullarton John, joiner, 27 Main street. House, 1 Ratho street Fullarton Robert, dealer, 19 Market street Fullarton Robert & Son, measurers, 16 East India breast Fullarton William, moulder, 75 Regent street Fullarton Miss, dressmaker, 10 Watt street FULLERTON John, outfitter, 32 Dalrymple street. House, Boyd place, 35 West Blackhall street FULTON Andrew, engineer, 3 Regent street Fulton Andrew, labourer, Belville place Fulton James, gardener, 15 Tobago street Fulton James, hat and cap merchant, 1 Cathcart square. House, Grosvenor cottage, Bank street Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton), Crow Mount place, 18 Mearns street Fulton John, trunkmaker, 21 Market street Fulton Lawrence, engineer, 24 Wellington street Fulton Malcolm, boilermaker, 1 Ratho street Fulton Robert, smith, 4 Orchard place Fulton Robert, joiner, 8 John street Fulton Robert, boilermaker, 3 John street Fulton Robert, engineer, 6 Upper crescent Fulton Thomas, carpenter, 42 Dalrymple street -Fulton Miss, 17 Lynedoch street DIRECTORY. 63

Tulton Mrs James, feuar, 5 Kelly street FYFE Alexander, teacher and session clerk of West Parish School, Nelson street, west. House, 10 Brisbane street Fyfe Alexander, blacksmith, 19 Nicolson street • Fyfe James, joiner, 19 East Shaw street Fyfe James, engineer, 6 Antigua street Fyfe James, engineer, Kirkwood's land, Hill end Fyfe James, mate, 11 Roxburgh street Fyfe John, tanner, 2 Bruce street Fyfe John Paton (of Lewis & Fyfe), 1 Finnart terrace Fyfe Joseph, engine keeper, Alma cottage, Hill end Fyfe Matthew, labourer, 10 Ann street Fyfe Robert, tidewaiter. 11 Regent street Fyfe Samuel, painter, 1 Carnock street Fyfe Mrs William H., 7 Shaw place Fyfe Mrs, 17 Brisbane street

G-2ELIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica street Gaelic Parish Church, 32 West Burn street GAFF Wm., house factor, Mount Park cottage, Ann st. GAGE John, carpenter, 1 William street GAILY John, joiner. 20 Roxburgh street GALBRAITH Donald, baker, 10 Hope street Galbraith Duncan, carpenter, 24 East Shaw street Galbraith Dunc?n, carpenter, 24 East Shaw street Galbraith Duncan, policeman, 30 East Shaw street Galbraith Duncan, joiner, 9 East Blackhall street G-albraith Duncan, carpenter, 15 East Shaw street Galbraith Geo. B., carpenter, 5 St Lawrence street Galbraith John, hatter and hosier, 26 Hamilton st. Ho., 15 Nelson street, west Galbraith John, seaman, 4 Cross-shore street Galbraith John, joiner, 5 West Stewart street Galbraith John, tanner, 22 Inverkip street Galbraith John, baker, 26 Charles st. House, do. Galbraith John, chemist and druggist, 63 Rue-end st. Ho., 29 Cathcart street Galbraith, John, junr., baker, 41 West Blackhall st. House, 76 Charles street Galbraith Joseph, labourer, 7 Sir Michael street Galbraith Lachlan, labourer, 11 Bearhope street 64 DIRECTORY.

Galbraith Lachlan, cooper, 3 Holmscrof t street Galbraith Martin, gardener, Clyde House, Rosneath st. Galbraith Peter, labourer, 17 Main street Galbraith Robert, rivetter, 3 Dellingburn square Galbraith "William, labourer, 10 Terrace road Galbraith Mrs John, 13 "West Stewart street Galbraith Mrs, 13 Bearhope street Galbraith Mrs, 3 West Shaw street GALBREATH John, sugar sampler, 11 West breast. Ho., 2 Eldon street GALL David, brassmoulder, 5 Springkell street Gall Elizabeth, spirit dealer, 62 Wellington street GALLAGHER Daniel, labourer, 5 Shannon's close Gallacher Frar cis, labourer, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Gallacher James, smith, 4 Hillend Gallacher John, charburner, 9 East Shaw street Gallacher Patrick, mason, 33 Hamilton street Gallacher Peter, labourer, 24 Ann street Gallacher Terrence, licensed broker, 2 and 4 East Blackhall st. House, 2 do. Gallacher William, caulker, 25 Arthur street Gallacher William, shoemaker, 53 Yennel. House, 61 Rox- burgh street Gallacher William, 'labourer, 2 John street Gallacher William, fishmonger, Fish market. House, 1 West breast Gallacher William, labourer, 45 Cathcart street Gallacher William, labourer, 34 Main street Gallacher Miss Rose, tobacconist, 5 Market street Gallacher Mrs James, fruiterer and poulterer, 2 Albert place,. West Blackhall street. House, do. Gallacher Mrs B., spirit dealer, ]5 Clarence street. House, 39 West Blackhall street Gallacher Mrs Sarah, milliner, 5 William street. House, 47 Holmscroft street GALLOWAY Archibald, engine driver, 28 Ingleston street Galloway Francis, book deliverer, 2 Upper crescent Galloway W. C, pianoforte teacher, 17 Brougham street GALT John, mason, 36 Roxburgh street GARDINER James, slater, 11 East Shaw street Gardiner Mrs Archibald, lodgings, 31 Nicolson street GARDNER Alexander, grocer, 21 Market street and 3 West Stewart street. House, 1 West Stewart street Gardner George, grocer, 26 Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 65

Gardner John D. (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 9 Trafalgar st. Gardner John, grocer, 3 West Stewart street. House, do. Gardner John, seaman, 34 Dalrymple street Gardner Peter, seaman, 10 Shaw street Gardner Robert, slater, 16 Bearhope street Gardner Robert, labourer, 7 East Shaw street Gardner Robert, potter, 1 Sinclair street Gardner Thomas, seaman, G(y Ann street Gardner Thomas, slater, 22 West Blackhall street Gardner Walter, mason, 70 Ann street Gardner William, boat builder, 37 Dalrymple street. House, 24 West Stewart street Gardner Mrs George, 22 Union street Gardner Mrs Margaret, 20 Cathcart street GARRICK Lawrence, shipmaster, 55 Holmscroft street GATHERER Peter, clerk, 15 Newton street GAS Meter Inspector's office, 24 West Blackhall street Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd street GEERCKE Augustus, boarding-house keeper, 1 West breast Geercke Julius, clothier and outfitter, 12 Cathcart street. House, 1 West breast Geercke Brothers, hairdressers, ivory and wood carvers, sculptors and perfumers, 7 Cathcart street. Workshop 14 Cathcart street. House, 1 West breast •GEMMTLL Alexander, tailor, 7 Tobago street Gemmill John, Cromwell place, Bank street GIBB Henry, builder, 53 Holmscroft street Gibb John, feuar, 21 Lynedoch street Gribb John, engineer, 3 Hope street Gibb Robert, engineer, 13 Charles street Gibb Walter, mason, 70 Wellington street Gib"b Walter, shipmaster, 26 Brisbane street Gibb Miss Mary, grocer, 6 Antigua street Gibb Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 28 West Blackhall street GIBBS John, shipmaster, 18 Lyle street GIBSON Duncan, carpenter, 28 Lyle street Gibson Charles, engineer, 46 Cathcart street Gibson James, broker, 3 Cowgate street •Gibson John rivetter, 24 Sir Michael street Gibson John, pensioner, 73 Main street Gibson Richard, mariner, 10 Antigua street Gibson Walter & Co., lathsplitters, 7 Kilblairi street Gibson Walter (of Walter Gibson and Co.), 7 Kilblain street Gibson Mrs James, wine and spirit dealer, 41 West Blackhall street. House, do. e $6 DIRECTORY.

GILCHRIST Francis, rivetter, 19 East Shaw street Gilchrist James, labourer, 8 St Andrew square Gilchrist James, railway superintendent, Railway station. House, Railway cottage, Bogle street Gilchrist John, policeman, 9 Crawfurd street Gilchrist Robert, railway guard, 36 East Hamilton street Gilchrist William, clothier, 13 Bank street Gilchrist "William, examining officer, H.M.C., 16 Laird street Gilchrist William, engineer, 10 Springkell street Gilchrist Miss, confectioner, Railway station GILKISON James, examiner in seamanship for Greenock and Glasgow. House, 25 Brisbane street GILL Joseph (of Adam & Gill), 1 Lyle street GILLESPIE, Cathcart & Eraser, sugar brokers and commission merchants, 20 Palmerston buildings Gillespie James, smith, 44 East Hamilton street Gillespie John, stevedore, 44 Shaw street Gillespie John, clerk, 5 Lynedoch street Gillespie John, accountant, house factor, insurance agent, and assessor of income-tax, City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street. House, Alexander place, 12 Forsyth street Gillespie Samuel, storekeeper, 27 Holmscroft street GILLIES Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer. Works, Town's Dam. House, 7 East Shaw street Gillies Donald, labourer, 7 New Dock lane Gillies, Haldane & Co., bottlers and commission agents, 4 Laird street Gillies George (of Gillies, Haldane & Co.), 3 Mount Pleasant street Gillies James W., professor of music, 3 Mount Pleasant street Gillies James W., wine and spirit merchant, 59 Roxburgh st. House, 3 Mount Pleasant street Gillies John, seaman, 8 Mcolson street Gillies John, joiner, 8 Watt street Gillies John, shipmaster, 3 Hope street Gillies Murdoch, labourer, 6 John street Gillies .Neil, cowfeeder, 52 Inverkip street Gillies Peter, gardener, 24 Tobago street Gillies Robert, tailor, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Gillies Robert, cooper, 2 Crawford street Gillies Miss, dressmaker and furnishings, 5 East Shaw street Gillies Miss, dressmaker, 46 Cathcart street Gillies Mrs John, 5 St Lawrence street —

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Gillies Mrs John, 3 Hope street GILLILAND William, carter, 19 Bruce street GILLIGAN Mrs, dairy, 29 Shaw street GILLIN Henry, egg and butter merchant, 36 Shaw st. Ho. do. GILLON Alexander, joiner, 15 Corss-shore street GILLORAN James, shopman, 4 Mount Pleasant street GILMORE John, poulterer, 34 West Blackball street GILMOUR Archibald, engineer, 28 Ingleston street Gilmour Duncan, warehouseman, 45 Holmscroft street Gilmour James, joiner, 35 Holmscroft street Gilmour James, carpenter, 32 Lynedoch street Gilmour Thomas, carpenter, 3 Regent street Gilmour Mrs James, 9 Nelson street, west GILRAY Josiah, grocer, 64 Ann street Gilray Josiah, brassfounder and engraver, 1 East Blackball st. House, 64 Ann street GILROY William, brassfmisher, 1 Ingleston street Gilroy Matthew, labourer, 104 Drumfroohar road GIRDWOOD Miss, 34 Holmscroft street Girdwood Mrs, 36 Mcolson street GIVEN Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 17 East Shaw st. Ho., John place, Gourock GLASGOW and Greenock Shipping Co., City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Glasgow Boot and Shoe Shop, 45 Cathcart street Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co., 1 West quay. Archd. Mackenzie, agent Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald (newspaper) branch office, 4 Mansionhouse lane—Robert Wood, correspondent and agent Glasgow Daily Express and Morning Journal (newspaper) branch office, Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place Hugh Wilson, agent Glasgow Daily and Weekly Mail (newspaper), Greenock branch, office, 1 Bank street— G. Wardle, agent GLASS John, shipmaster, 10 Kelly street Glass John, engineer, 74 Ann street Glass William, rafter, 8 East Shaw street GLEBE Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners, 46 West Black- hall street GLEGHORN Mrs, green grocer, 57 Rue-end street GLEN Archibald, joiner, 18 Bearhope street Glen James, writer, and Commissioner for Chancery in Ire- land, 1 Union Bank buildings. House, 45 Regent street DIRECTORY.

Glen Malcolm, carpenter, 17 Shaw street Glen Peter, mason, 31 Holmscroft street Glen Thomas, labourer, Ladyburn Glen Miss, feuar, Ford house, Ford road Glen Miss, 15 Mount Pleasant street Glen Mrs, 3 Charles street Glen Mrs James, 39 Hamilton street Glen Mrs William, lodgings, 2 Watt place GLEND1NNING Alexander, optician and nautical instrument maker, 13 Ingleston street GLENESK Charles, engineer, 28 East Hamilton street GLOVER Andrew, labourer, 15 John street GOODCHILD Thiis & Co. shipbrokers, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street GOGLE James N., mate, 51 Roxburgh street GORDON John, mason, 3 West Shaw street Gordon John, officer of Inland Revenue, Excise buildings Gordon Robert, boatbuilder, 1 Carnock street Gordon William, R. C. clergyman, St Mary's, Patrick street Gordon Mrs James, 12 Antigua street GOUDIE Hugh, heckler, 19 Regent street Goudie James, 1 Argyll street Goudie James, shoemaker and grocer, 70 Eldon street GOUROCK Ropework Co., rope and sailcloth manufacturers, 1 Cross-shore street and 5 East breast GOURLAY James, labourer, 3 Dellingburn square GOVAN Coal Depot, Dellingburn square Govan John, smith, 9 Main street Govan Quintin, painter, 17 Nelson street, west Govan Solomon, watchman, 7 Highland close GRACEY Samuel, Kilmun messenger, Post office. House, 6 Salmon street Gracey John, mason, 3 Kilblain street GRAHAM Alexander, carter, 40 East Hamilton street Graham Archibald, labourer, 10 Holmscroft street Graham Angus, carter, 21 Ingleston street Graham Dugald, fireman, 8 Shaw street Graham Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 51 Main st. House, 3 Regent street Graham Duncan, smith, 42 Cathcart street Graham Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 42 Cathcart street and 73 Main street. House, Abbotsford place, 3 Roxburgh street Graham James, joiner, 18 John street DIRECTORY. 69'

Graham James, druggist's assistant, 33 Nicolson street Graham James, clerk, 18 Eegent street Graham James (successor to Alex. Paterson), glazier and glass merchant, 21 and 23 Cathcart street. House, 18' Regent street Graham John, cooper, 36 Lynedoch street Graham John, wholesale and retail wine, tea, and spirit dealer, 7 and 9 Sir Michael street. House, 5 Caddlehill terrace Graham John, labourer, 29 Roxburgh street Graham John, labourer, 34 Inverkip street Graham John, B.A., Principal of Collegiate School, Avenue park, off Bedford street. House, do. Graham John, nautical instrument maker, 39 Dalryniple sk Graham Michael, blacksmith, 9 Hill street Graham Samuel, labourer, 26 Tobago street Graham Thomas, engine driver, 5 Regent street Graham William, seaman, 13 Shaw street Graham Mrs Alexander, ladies' nurse, 9 Argyle street Graham Mrs John, feuar, 12 Tobago street Graham Mrs J., spirit merchant, 50 East Hamilton st. Ho.,. do. Graham Mrs, 14 Ann street Graham Mrs, 14 Tobago street GRANT Alexander, labourer, 15 Regent street Grant Alexander, labourer, 28 East Shaw street Grant Alexander, Sheriff -officer and constable, 3 Bank street*. House, 30 East Shaw street Grant Brothers, boot and shoe merchants, 15 Cathcart street and 3 West Blackhall street. House, 14 Bank street Grant John, spirit dealer 1.2 Vermel. House 16 Cathcart st- Grant Lachlan, carpenter, 19 Regent street Grant Neil & James, provision dealers, 35 Shaw street. House,, 16 Cathcart street Grant Patrick, joiner, 2 Belville place Grant Thomas, policeman, 26 Ann street Grant William, caulker, Ladyburn Grant Miss Isabella, milliner, 21 Cathcart st. House, 22 do. Grant Mrs Lewis, lodgings, 6 East Blackhall street GRAVES Thomas, painter, 75 Regent street GRAY Alexander, labourer, 15 St Lawrence street Gray Alexander MacGill, painter and paperhanger, 59 Market street. House, 6 Morton terrace Gray Archibald, rivetter, 19 Ingleston place 70 DIRECTORY.

Gray & Buchanan, merchants, ship and insurance brokers, and agents for Williams, Foster & Co., copper smelters, Swansea, 12 Bogle street Gray David, engineer, 2 Hill end Gray David, packer, 62 Ann street Gray Dugald (of Gray & Kodger), 5 Hope street Gray Edward, tanner, Ladyburn Gray George, carpenter, 66 Ann street Gray Hugh (of Gray & Buchanan), Braeside, Helensburgh Gray Hugh, moulder, 26 East Hamilton street Gray James, shoemaker, 17 Roxburgh street Gray John, shoemaker, 38 Hamilton street Gray John, porter, 7 New Dock lane Gray John, Maybole boot and shoe shop, 16 Hamilton st. Gray John, tenter, 62 Ann street Gray John Kerr, Town-clerk, solicitor, &c, Council Chambers. House, 28 Forsyth street Gray John, labourer, 11 Ardgowan street, Glebe Gray Malcolm, labourer, 23 Arthur street Gray Robert (of Williamson & Gray), 32 Wellington street Gray & Rodger, coopers, 52 Rue-end street Gray William, 13 East Quay lane Gray William, foreman, sacking factory, 17 Ann street Gray William, boilermaker, 36 East Hamilton street Gray William, labourer, 13 Under Crescent Gray William, labourer, 17 Duncan street Gray Miss, 12 Mearns street Gray Mrs, Jamieson place, 69 Nicholson street Gray Mrs, 65 Rue-end street GREY Charles, feuar, Plantation cottage, 45 St Lawrence st. GREEN James, labourer, 5 Upper crescent GREENBANK Rice Mill Co., rice millers, Drumfrochar rd. GREENFIELD Henry, pansman, 29 Nelson street, west GREENLEES Robert, carpenter, 27 Main street Greenlees Mrs, 6 Hill end GREENLAW David, engineer, 3 Duncan street GREENOCK Advertiser and Clyde Commercial Journal, published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at 29 Hamilton street Greenock Academy, Nelson st., west. G. Williamson, secy. Greenock Apothecaries' Co., druggists and aerated water manufacturers, 28 Hamilton street Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Co.'s office, 50 West Black- hall street DIRECTORY. 7t

Greenock and Ayrshire Railway station, Brougham street Greenock Branch, North British Daily Mail, 1 Bank street Greenock Club, 3 Ardgowan square Greenock Coffee Room, 2 Cathcart square Greenock Cricket Club. Ground, Glen park. Archibald Lumsdaine, honorary secretary Greenock Distillery Co., distillers, 27 Tobago street Greenock Dramatie Society. Hall, 22 Hamilton street Greenock Felt Work Co., felt manufacturers. Works, 8 East Hamilton street. Office, 9 Chapel street—John Erskine, manager. Greenock Foundry Co., engineers and iron founders, Green- ock foundry, East Stewart street Greenock Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd street, Glebe Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, Chapel street Greenock Herald and General Advertiser newspaper, published every Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 40 Cath- cart street Greenock Hospital and Infirmary. Old house, Inverkip st* New house, Duncan street. G. Williamson, secretary Greenock Iron Co., iron and steel merchants, 1 Palmerston buildings, and 6 and 7 Customhouse place Greenock Library, Watt Monument, 9 Union street Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael street Greenock News Office, 13 Cathcart street Greenock Patent Galvanizing Works, 55 Shaw street Greenock Plate Glass Mutual Insurance Company's office, 32 Cathcart street. John Gillespie, secretary Greenock Provident Bank, 11 William street Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company's office, 24 West Burn street. John Duncan, secretary Greenock Ropework, Wellington street Greenock Sawmill Co., timber merchants, Kingston mills1 saw , Port-Glasgow road Greenock Sacking Co., spinners and manufacturers, Lynedoch. street and Yennel -Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, published every afternoon, at 18 Charles street Greenock Tobacco Manufactory 65 Rue-end street. R. Duff and Co. Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, the Temperance Institute, 19 West Stewart street Greenock Trade Protection Society's office, 32 Cathcart street. John Gillespie, secretary 72 DIRECTORY

Greenock Young Men's Christian Association's Reading-room and office, 19 West Stewart street GREENWOOD George, flesher, 1 Ann street. House,. Broomhill GREIG Joseph, labourer, 29 Roxburgh street Greig William J., labourer, 59 St Lawrence street Greig Mrs David, 43 Holmscroft street GREYES Alexander, shoemaker, 40 West Burn street GRIER J. J., Captain and Adjutant, 1st Adm. Battalion,. Renfrewshire Rifle Yolunteers, Drill Hall. House, 67 Union street Grier Thomas, writer, Mansion house. House, 15 Mount Pleasant street GRIEYE Andrew, engineer, 31 Lynedoch street Grieve James J., M.P. (of Baine & Johnston), 17 West Blackhall street. House, Levan house, Gourock, and 74 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London Grieve James, joiner, 8 Lyle street Grieve Walter, merchant, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. House, Beltrees, 60 Union street Grieve W. B., insurance agent, 17 West Blackhall street. House, Levan, Gourock Grieve William, brassfinisher, 9 Bruce street Grieve William, porter, 51 Rue-end street Grieve Mrs, 2 Bruce street Grieve Mrs, Kirkwood's land, Hillend GRIFFITH Patrick, bookseller (new and second-hand), 10 East Quay lane. House, do. Griffith Thomas, out-door officer, H.M.C., 41 Crawfurd street GRINDLAY George, storeman, 62 Ann street GROTT Ferdinand, seaman, 4 Cardross place GROYES Mrs James, lodgings, 7 East Quay lane GROSART James, mate, Jamieson place, 73 Nicolson street GRUB James, sugarboiler, Mount Yiew cottage Grub John, engineer, 5 Baker street GUBAN David, boilermaker, 23 Arthur street GUN Mrs William Gordon, 45 Brougham street Gun Miss, teacher, 45 Brougham street

GUNTON Andrew J., LL.D. , minister of St Andrew Square United Presbyterian Church. House, 53 Regent street Gunion William, carpenter, 2 Rue-end street GUNN Alexander, policeman, M'Millan's land, Ann street Gunn George, carpenter, 14 Cathcart street Gunn Rev. Walter, 10 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 73

Gunn Mrs Alexander, 10 Kelly street GUSH Charles, diver, 15 Land street GUTHRIE David (of Currie & Guthrie), 16 Wellington st. Guthrie R. B., telegraph clerk, Post Office. House, 61 Rox- burgh street Guthrie Robert, engine driver, 1 Hill street Guthrie Robert, joiner and builder, 12 Kilblain street. House, 6 West Stewart street Guthrie Thomas, joiner, 48 Kelly street GUY William, carter, 6 Shaw street GWINN Daniel, carpenter, 46 Kelly street H

HADDOW John (of Oliphant & Haddow), Galla lodge, 35 Union street Haddow Mrs Andrew C, Galla lodge, 35 Union street HAGAN Charles, spirit dealer, 34 Yennel. House, 45 Cath- cart street HAGGART Mrs, dressmaker, 59 Roxburgh street HAGGARTY Con., tailor, 50 Shaw street Haggarty James, labourer, 37 Cathcart street Haggarty James, labourer, 1 Cardross place HAIG Alexander, brassfinisher, 46 Crawfurd street HAIR James, 17 Ann street Hair John, carter, 3 Bearhope street Hair John, boilermaker, 3 Orchard place Hair John, boilermaker, 10 Hope street Hair Robert, mashman, 11 Inverkip street Hair Samuel, labourer, 17 Roxburgh street Hair William, joiner, 58 Holmscroft street Hair William, feuar, 33 Union street Hair Mrs, 1 1 Under crescent *Hair Mrs, Brachelston place, 34 Nelson street, west HALBERT James, joiner, 20 Inglcston street HALDANE George (of Gillies, Haldane & Co.) House^ Gourock HALL Archibald, smith, 15 Rue-end street Hall Hugh, plasterer, 5 Hill street Hall Joshua, smith, 56 Holmscroft street Hall John, rivetter, 17 Roxburgh street Hall Thomas, labourer, 55 St Lawrence street Hall William, papermaker, Overton 74 DIRECPORY.

HALLIDAY John, carpenter, 3 Duncan street HAMILTON Adam, officer of inland revenue, Excise buildings. House, 37 Nelson street, west Hamilton & Adams, sailmakers, 21 Shaw street Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., coalmasters, 88 Great Clyde st., G-lasgow, and 3 Chapel street, Greenock. Agent, David Campbell, 9 Roxburgh street Hamilton Alexander, mason, 54 Drumfrochar road Hamilton Andrew, pilot, 46 Crawfurd street Hamilton Archibald, carpenter, 13 Ingleston street Hamilton Benjamin, printer, 7 East Shaw street Hamilton David, refreshment rooms, 3 Dalrymple street Hamilton Dugald, plater, 5 Hope street Hamilton George, fruit and vegetable merchant, 32 Shaw st. House, 17 Antigua street Hamilton Hugh, shoemaker, 48 Crawfurd street Hamilton James & Son, drapers, clothiers, and outfitters, 23 Cathcart st. Ho., 35 Nelson st., west Hamilton James, shipowner, 18 Palmerston buildings. Ho., Seabank house, Johnston st. Hamilton James, policeman, 26 Ann street Hamilton James, labourer, 9 Arthur street Hamiltou John, Villa Marina, 28 Eldon street Hamilton John, fine art gallery, City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Hamilton John, commission merchant, 15 West Blackhall street Hamilton John, carpenter, 1 Cardross place Hamilton Joseph, labourer, 69 Vennel Hamilton Robert, land surveyor, Mansion house. House, 27 Regent street Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 3 Market street Hamilton Thomas, labourer, 28 East Shaw street Hamilton William, smith, 43 Cathcart street Hamilton William, boilermaker 15 Main street Hamilton William, baker, 32 East Hamilton st. House, do. Hamilton Mrs Archibald, 12 Mearns street Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 17 John street Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 26 East Shaw street Hamilton Mrs G., 2 Church place HAMMALL John, boarding house, 6 Dalrymple street HAMMOND David, Customhouse boatman, 18 Roxburgh st. Hammond Henry, rigger, 4 Watt street Hammond Thomas, moulder, 5 Hillend DIRECTORY. 75

HAMPSEY Patrick, Labourer, 5 Market street HANDYSIDE George, boot and shoemaker, 13 Hamilton st. Handyside Robert, slater, 22 Ann street HANNAH James, mason, 37 Crawfurd street Hannah John, gatekeeper, 50 West Blackhall street Hannah "William, ironmonger, saw and edge-tool maker, 15 Cathcart street, and West Quay, Port- Glasgow Hannah Mrs William, grocer, 68 East Hamilton street. Ho., 71 do. HANSON James, seaman, 4 West Burn street HARDIE James, moulder, 13 John street Hardie Thomas, boilermaker, 1 Arthur street Hardie William, cabinetmaker, 16 Lynedoch street Hardie Mrs, 1 Antigua street HARE William, woolcomber, Springhill cottage, Ann street HARKIN Mrs, 1 West Breast HARKINS John, smith, 7 Market street HARLIN John, grocer, 65 Main street HARKNESS Mrs, 27 Ingleston street HARLEY Allan, cabinetmaker, 59 Ann street Harley Francis, flesher, 29 Arthur street. House, do. Harley James, painter, 32 Holmscroft street Harley John, salesman, Devlin's land, Ann street Harley Martin (of Christie & Co.), 14 Lyle street Harley William, carpenter, 15 Ingleston street HARMAN John, clerk, 60 Lynedoch street HARPER Alexander, cooper, 57 Nicolson street Harper Alexander, joiner, 14 Bruce street Harper Hugh, eating house, 49 Dalrymple street Harper Hugh, labourer, 53 Main street Harper John, shipmaster, 37 Roxburgh street Harper John, pensioner, 36 West Blackhall street Harper Robert, hammersmith, 12 East Quay Lane Harper Miss, green grocer and confectioner, 30 West Blackhall street Harper Mrs, grocer, 41 Roxburgh street HARRIS George, draper, 5 Ann st. House, 1 Morton terrace Harris Mrs E., 2 Dellingburn square HARBISON John, iron merchant and metal broker, 19 Arthur street HART Colin, joiner, 22 East Shaw street Hart Duncan, pensioner, 24 Inverkip street HARTIN Patrick, butter and egg merchant, 16 Dalrymple st. HARROWER Thomas, railway watchman, 59 Roxburgh st 76 DIRECTORY.

HARVEY Andrew, labourer, 3 Market street Harvey James, joiner and undertaker, 31 Hamilton st. Ho., 17 Cathcart street Harvey John, labourer, 49 Shaw street Harvey Robert, spirit merchant, 37 Rue-end street. House, 37 West Blackhall street Harvey William, boatbuilder, St Andrew street. House, 3 Mearns street Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon street HARVIE Alexander, sugar boiler, 8 Ingleston street Harvie Robert, joiner, 40 Nicolson street HASTIE John (of Hastie, Kincaid& Donald), 11 Springkell street, St Andrew square Hastie John, master rigger, 41 St Lawrence street Hastie, Kincaid & Donald, engineers, millwrights, and founders, Clyde Foundry, East Hamilton street Hastie William, 11 Springkell street, St Andrew square HASTINGS Robert, plumber, 3 Bearhope street HATRIOK James, broker, 42 Dalrymple street HAY George, agent, 6 West Stewart street Hay George, causewayer, 18 Hamilton street Hay James, labourer, 52 East Hamilton street Hay James, slater, 20 Tobago street Hay James, potter, Clyde pottery. House, Pottery row, Port-Glasgow road Hay John, wholesale and retail glass and china merchant, 7 West Blackhall street, and 19 and 22 Shaw street. Ho., 11 Lynedoch street Hay Robert, 22 John street Hay Mrs Jas., grocer and spirit dealer, 5 Cowgate st. Ho., do. HAYBURN Edward, mason, 1 East Shaw street Hayburn George, labourer, 61 Ann street Hayburn John, mason, 19 East Shaw street HAYES Mrs, 8 Wellington street HEALY Oliver, autioneer and valuator, 7 Cathcart square. House, 16 London street, Glasgow HEANEY Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 9 Taylor's close. Ho., 43 Crawfurd street Heaney Mary, eating-house, 29 Shaw street HETHERTON Thomas, cooper, 12 Holmscroft street HEMPSEED James, carpenter, 52 St Lawrence street HENDERSON Alexander, shoemaker, 14 Inverkip street Henderson Alexander, joiner, 3 Bearhope street Henderson Archibald, boilermaker, 2 Dellingburn square DIRECTORY. 77

Henderson Duncan, joiner, Belville house Henderson James, boilermaker, 3 Regent street Henderson James, forwarding and commission agent, 17 Cathcart street. House, Dellglenan, Helensburgh Henderson J. H. (of Henderson & Co.), Bank top Henderson John, cooper, 10 Terrace road Henderson John, engineer, 25 Regent street Henderson & Co., ships' store merchants, export grocers and agents, 1 East India breast Henderson John, printer, 53 Crawfurd street Henderson Robert, provision and coal merchant, 43 Roxburgh street. House, do. Henderson Robert (of Henderson & Whiteford), 53 Kelly st. Henderson Robert, cabinetmaker, 14 Bruce street Henderson Thomas, accountant, house factor, commission and insurance agent, 14 Cathcart street. House, 5 Trafalgar street Henderson Thomas, flesher, 10 Bruce street Henderson William, auctioneer, City Bank buildings, 32 Cath- cart street Henderson William, grocer, 3 Rue-end street. House, 1 Car- nock street Henderson William, coal agent, 8 Lyle street Henderson William, engineer, Aitken's land, Hillend Henderson William, huckster, 44 East Hamilton street Henderson & Whiteford, joiners, 7 Argyle street Henderson Mrs William, 34 Ann street HENDRY Andrew, grocer, 29 Lynedoch street Hendry A. & D., ship chandlers, 16 East India breast Hendry A. (of A. & D. Hendry), 19 Lyle street Hendry Charles, labourer, 51 Main street Hendry Daniel, blockmaker, 7 Octavia cottages Hendry David, family grocer, 1 Union street. House, 17 Brisbane street Hendry Duncan, carpenter, joiner and blockmaker, 7 Dock breast. House, Bank house, Bank street Hendry, Ferguson & Co., shipowners, 5 East breast Hendry George, printer, 11 Hill street Hendry James, china merchant, 32 Hamilton street. House, Bank house, Bank street Hendry James, tug boat master, 3 East India breast Hendry James, river pilot, Bank house, Bank street .Hendry James, bank teller and insurance agent, National Bank of Scotland. House, National Bank house 78 DIRECTORY.

Hendry James, grocer, 5 Market street Hendry J. & R., tailors and clothiers, 12 Cathcart street Hendry John (of Hendry, Ferguson & Co.), James place, Bank street Hendry John (of J. & E. Hendry), 21 Sir Michael street Hendry John & Son, painters, paperhangers, &c, 31 Nicol- son street He?idry John, smith, 19 Ingleston place Hendry John, labourer, 19 Ingleston place Hendry John L. (of John Hendry & Son), 55 Holmscroft st. Hendry Malcolm, boatman, 10 Shaw street Hendry Robert (of J. and R. Hendry), 14 Antigua street Hendry William, tailor, 5 Bearhope street Hendry William, smith, 3 Arthur street Hendry William, salesman, Mount place, Holmscroft street Hendry Miss, 45 Holmscroft street Hendry Mrs M., wine and spirit merchant, 5 Main street. House, do. Hendry Mrs John, mangier, 23 Roxburgh street Hendry Mrs John, 38 Nicolson street HENNINGSEN William, engineer, 1 Morton terrace HENRY John & Co., candle manufacturers, 15 Charles st. Henry John (of J. Henry & Co.), 11 Ann street Henry Richard, coachman, Heathfield. House, 37 Eldon st. Henry Mrs James, feuar, Dempster street Henry Mrs, Jamieson place, 73 Mcolson street Henry Mrs, 5 Bearhope street HENSHILWOOD W. M., out-door officer, H.M. Customs, 61 Ann street HEPBURN John, van driver, 9 Argyle street HERALD (Glasgow) daily and weekly. Branch office, 4 Mansionhouse lane Herald (Greenock) and General Advertiser. Office, 40 Cath- cart street HERD James, grocer, 13 Tobago street. House, 12 Rox- burgh street HERIOT Mrs John A., 11 Mearns street HERR F. Joseph, watch and clock maker, 27 Nelson st., west HEUGH Mrs, 11 Under crescent HIGGENS Edward, cooper, 6 Bruce street Higgens William, Inland Revenue officer, 17 Nelson street, west HIGHET James (of Martin & Highet), Mountside place,. Wellington street DIRECTORY. 79

Highet James, engineer, 22 Wellington street Highet Thomas, carpenter, 13 Mount Pleasant street HIGHLANDERS' ACADEMY, 14 Roxburgh street HILDRETH Robert, shipmaster, 18 Lyle street HILL James M., Lily Bank coUage, 4 Glen street Hill Jasper, grocer, 91 East Hamilton street Hill John, seaman, 49 Holmscroft street Hill John, boilermaker, Ladyburn Hill Laurence & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Port-Glas- gow road Hill Laurence (of L. Hill & Co.), the Knowe, Bogston, Port- Glasgow Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, 16 Chapel street. House, Annie bank, 13 Eldon street Hill Robert, timber and goods measurer, 2 East India breast. House, 8 Inverkip street Hill Robert, labourer, 7 Arthur street Hill Robert, carpenter, 40 East Hamilton street Hill Thomas, upholsterer, 11 Watt street Hill Miss, 11 Watt street Hill Mrs Ellen, midwife and lady's nurse, 63 Holmscroft st. Hill Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, 13 Laird street. House, 14 Ardgowan street HILTON John, seaman, 27 Nelson street, west HINMERS Miss, 49 Brougham street HODGE Andrew, carpenter, 9 Ingleston street Hodge James, labourer, 19 Duncan street Hodge John, labourer, 5 Upper crescent Hodge Mitchell, bedding and iron bedstead manufacturer, 16 Hamilton street Hodge William, joiner, 5 Bearhope street HODGERT James, millwright, 4 Bearhope street HODSON William, seaman, 58 Vennel HOGG Alexander & Co., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange Hogg James, joiner, 43 Cathcart street Hogg James, agent for Scottish Legal Burial and Loan So- ciety, 25 Regent street. House, do. Hogg William, licensed stevedore, 19 Hamilton street HOGGAN William, seaman, 76 Ann street HOGGEN William, carpenter, 29 Holmscroft street HOLBURN Robert, cowfeoder, 35 Wellington street HOLLAND Mrs James, huckster, 54 Dalrymple street HOLMES John, provision merchant, 34 Yennel. House, 11 Ann street DIRECTORY.

Holmes Thomas, carter, 19 East Shaw street Holmes William, joiner, 6 Under crescent Holmes William, joiner, 8 Sir Michael street HOLMS John, joiner, 68 East Hamilton street Holms John, joiner, 26 Lyle street Holms John, woolsorter, Broomhill Holms John, boilermaker, 43 St Lawrence street Holms Thomas, labourer, 6 William street Holms Mrs, toy shop, 1 Inverkip street HOMER Charles, boilermaker, 5 Main street HONEYMAN R. & Co., wholesale and retail ironmongers, 1 Charles street. House, Wellington street Honeyman Peter, engineer, 108 Drumfrochar road HOOD Andrew B. (of Macdonald & Hood), 6 Cecil place, Paisley road, Glasgow Hood James, collector, 30 Ingleston street Hood John, policeman, 10 Hamilton street Hood John, shoemaker, 27 Holmscroft street Hood William, spirit dealer, 22 Vennel. House, Jamieson place, 71 Nicolson street HOPE William (of Crawford & Hope), 3 Brougham street HOPPER James, cabinetmaker, 3 Regent street HORN David, cabinetmaker, 45 Wellington street Horn David, labourer, 1 John street Horn Robert, cabinetmaker, 18 Nicolson street Horn Mrs, 45 Wellington street HORNE David, clerk of works, 5 Watt street HOSSACK John, joiner, 12 Regent street HOSEA Robert, cooper, 4 Nelson street, west HOUSE of Refuge (Female), Upper Ingleston HOUSTON Alexander, tailor, 9 Cross Shore street Houston David, weigher, 17 Mount Pleasant street Houston Fleming, cooper, 23 Sir Michael street Houston James, spirit dealer, 10 Baker street. House, 15 Ingleston street -Houston James, joiner, 35 Bolmscroft street Houston James, spirit merchant, 43 Shaw street and 6 Cross Shore street. House, 1 Watt place HOUSTON John, fitter, 13 East Shaw street Houston John, baker, 61 Main street. House, do.

- Houston Joseph, boilermaker, 13 East Shaw street _-4Houston Peter, boilermaker, 58 Holmscroft street •? Houstog|B#bert, weaver, 7 Ardgowan street, Glebe JEoustflPrRobert, furnishing and millinery warehouse, 13 Rue-end street. House, St Andrew street DIRECTORY. 81

Houston Robert & Son, dyers, spinners, and woollen manufacturers, 34 Hamilton street and Rockbank mills. Ho., Rockbank, Drumfrochar road Houston Robert (of R. & W. Houston), Belville place Houston R. and W., joiners and builders, Ingleston street Houston Thomas, finisher, Lyle's land, Hillend Houston William (of R. and W. Houston), Relville place Houston William, joiner, 23 Bruce street Houston Miss, grocer, 17 Ingleston street Houston Miss, milliner, 34 West Blackball street. House, 9 St Andrew street Houston Miss, 2 Watt place Houston Mrs, lodgings, 52 East Hamilton street Houston Mrs, 32 Brisbane street Houston Mrs, lodgings, 49 Shaw street Houston Mrs, lodgings, 35 Ann street HOWAT James, moulder, 13 Ingleston street Howat Robert, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant street HOWIE Andrew, labourer, 3 Hiljend Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Terrace road Howie James, labourer, Murdieston Howie James, labourer, 3 John street Howie M. and W., grain and potato merchants, 5 West breast Howie Matthew (of M. and W. Howie), Clachan Farm, Rose- neath Howie Robert, labourer, Murdieston Howie William, carter, 5 St Andrew street Howie Mrs, 1 Vennel HOWIESON James, printer, 10 East Shaw street Howieson Mrs William, 3 Bank street HOY George, joiner, 38 Main street Hoy James, joiner, 38 Main street Hoy Mrs. John, 2 Dellingburn square Hudson Mrs T., furnishings, 27 Regent street HUDDLESON Robert, fireman, 29 Roxburgh street HUGHES Samuel, cooper, 24 Tobago street Hughes Robert, 29 Brougham street Hughes William, seaman, 76 Ann street Hughes William, boilermaker, 24 John street Hughes Mrs George, 41 Roxburgh street HUME Mrs Robert, 13 Arthur street HUMPHREY Frederick, dealer, 61 Dalrymple street HUMPHREYS A. M., accountant, fire and life insurance agent, 7 Hamilton street. House, do. / DIRECTORY.

HUNTER Charles P. (of Baine and Johnston), 17 West Blackhal! street. House, 24 Forsyth street Hunter David, carpenter, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road * Hunter George, musician and tobacconist, 36 Hamilton st. House, 26 Charles street Hunter James, smith, 9 Arthur street Hunter James, engineer, 16 Lynedoch street Hunter James & Co., merchants, 43 Rue-end street Hunter John, master rigger, 2 Watt place Hunter John C. (of Orr, Hunter & Co.), Cliff Lodge, Inverkip Hunter John, carpenter, 33 Lynenoch street Hunter John, 69 Holmscrof t street Hunter John, shoemaker, Cartsburn cottage, Crescent Hunter John, chaplain of Poor House. House, 49 Holms- croft street Hunter John, boilermaker, 9 Hill street Hunter John, tailor, 31 Rue-end street. House, Ravenscraig Hunter John & Co., fish merchants, 8 West breast Hunter Robert, engineer, 7 Morton terrace Hunter Robert, boilermaker, 5 Cowgate street Hunter Samuel, Excise officer, 63 Roxburgh street Hunter Thomas Oliphant, merchant and shipowner, agent for Lloyd's, for Liverpool Underwriters' Association, for North British and Mercantile Insurance Co., and Consul for Sweden and Norway, 13 William street. House, 24 Forsyth street Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 56 St Lawrence street Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 28 Ingleston street Hunter Thomas, tanner, Ladyburn Hunter Thomas, labourer, 95 East Hamilton street Hunter William, accountant, and agent for Manchester Fire Assurance Co., 14 Cathcart st. Ho., Innellan Hunter William, joiner, 68 East Hamilton street Hunter William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Cross-share st. House, 11 Bank street Hunter William, labourer, 9 East Shaw street Hunter William, joiner, 37 Holmscroft street Hunter William, boilermaker, 34 Main street Hunter William, boilermaker, Alma cottage Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth street Hunter Miss, 24 Forsyth street Hunter Miss, Excise buildings, Customhouse Hunter Miss E., 13 West Stewart street Hunter Mrs William, 26 Lyle street DIRECTORY.

Hunter Mrs, 11 Antigua street Hunter Mrs, 2 Morton terrace HUTCHESON Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chapel street Hutcheson Andrew, engine driver, 71 Wellington street Hutcheson Daniel, carpenter, 30 Brachelston pi., Nelson St., w. Hutcheson David, joiner, 22 Ann street Hutcheson George, grocer, 24 Hutcheson's court. House, Hyde Park cottage, St Lawrence street Hutcheson George, engineer, 15 Hope street Hutcheson Rev. James, minister of the East parish. House, 7 Finnart terrace Hutcheson James, blockmaker, 6 Under crescent Hutcheson John, miller, 21 Lynedoch street Hutcheson John M. (of Macdonald, Hutcheson and Co.), fand agent for Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society.

• House, 32 Forsyth street Hutcheson John, carpenter, 44 Kelly street Hutcheson Peter, 7 Brisbane street Hutcheson Robert, joiner, 70 Ann street Hutcheson Samuel, labourer, 2 Hillend Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 10 Mearns street Hutcheson William, coppersmith, 3 West Burn street Hutcheson William, clerk, 24 Wellington street Hutcheson William, timekeeper, Broomhill Hutcheson Miss J., 15 Brisbane street Hutcheson, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Under crescent Hutcheson Miss, lodgings, 38 Nelson street, west Hutcheson Mrs, 33 Ann street Hatcheson Mrs, 13 Antigua street Hutcheson Mrs, 4 Roxburgh street HUTTON Andrew, mason, 36 Eldon street Hutton Hugh, tidewaiter, 22 West Stewart street Hutton James, foreman weaver, 60 Ann street Hutton James, porter, 28 West Burn street Hutton Mrs, 18 John street HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 3 Regent street HYNDMAN James, coal merchant, 46 Vennel. House, 31 Charles street Hyndman John, seaman, 18 Regent street Hyndman Joseph, late shipmaster, 12 Patrick street Hyndman Robert, rigger, 11 Hill street Hyndman Thomas, ropespinner, 3 Shaw place Hyndman Mrs, dairy, 11 Crawfurd street

Hyndman, William, labourer, 7 Arthur street ^ , 84 DIRECTORY.

HYNE William F., registered chemist and druggist, 8 Grey place. Ho., 22 Brisbane street T1YSLOP William, clerk, 59 Ann street Hyslop Miss, 3 Loudon place, Holmscroft street

IMRIE John (of Shaw & Irmie), 5 Mount Pleasant st. Imrie Richard, seaman, 35 West Burn street INCOME Tax office, City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 32 Cath- cart street. John Gillespie, assessor INFIRMARY, 17 Inverkip street and 2 Duncan street INGLESTON Foundry, 5 Ingleston street INGLETON John, engine driver, 3 Morton terrace INGLIS James & Sons, musicsellers, 16 West Blackhall st. House, 15 Laird street Inglis James, mechanic, 33 Ann street Inglis James, sheriff-clerk, Sheriff Court house, Nelson street, west. House, Melita cottage, Martha brae Inglis James, spirit dealer, 10 Kilblain st. Ho., 7 Caddlehill terrace Inglis James, joiner, 7 Newton street Inglis James, cooper, 13 Bogle st. Ho., Dunedin cottage, 41 St Lawrence street Inglis John, professor of music, 15 Laird street Inglis Robert, 8 Watt street Inglis William, fireman, 51 Nicolson street Inglis Mrs Andrew, grocer, 13 Ingleston street Inglis Mrs, 15 West Stewart street INKSTER Magnus, outfitter and clothier, 7 William street. House, 2 Cross-shore street INLAND Revenue Office (Excise), Customhouse buildings "INNES John W. & Co., ship chandlers, and sailmakers, 2 Palmerston buildings, and 13 West street, Glasgow Innes William, bookseller, stationer and news agent, 40 Hamil- ton street. House, Brachelston place, 30 Nelson st., west Innes William, baker, 19 Ingleston place Innes William, mason, 68 Ann street Innes Mrs, 41 Crawfurd street IRELAND James, mason, 62 Ann street Ireland William, builder and contractor, 20 Bank st. Ho., do. IRONS Agnes, spirit dealer, 25 Vennel. House, do. IRVLN William, bricklayer, 2 Sinclair street IRVINE James, outfitter, 59 Rue-end street. House, 63 do. DIRECTORY. 85»

Irvine John, engine keeper, 5 Ropework street Irvine Matthew, shipmaster, 9 Kelly street Irvine Richard, seaman 28 Dalrymple street Irvine William, shopman, 1 Ardgowan street Irvine Mrs John, 40 Nicolson street IRVING- James, shoemaker, 25 Newark street ISAAC John, seaman, 1 Open Shore street ISBISTER John, shipmaster, 48 Ann street

JAAP Matthew, painter, 17 Bearhope street JACOBS Peter, boarding-house keeper, 55 Shaw street Jacobs Peter, outfitter, 12 Dalrymple street. House, 55 Shaw street JACK Archibald, labourer, 9 Hill street Jack John, charcoal merchant, Sugar Exchange buildings. House, 3 Roxburgh street Jack John, wheelmaker, 55 Holmscroft street Jack John, sailmaker, 8 Mount Pleasant street Jack Samuel, locker, 8 Antigua street Jack William, joiner, 14 Biuce street Jack William, moulder, 7 Arthur street Jack Mis Hugh, 21 Hope street Jack Mrs William, 3 Regent street Jack Mrs, ladies' keeper, 3 Bruce street JACKSON Hislop, potter, 34 Main street Jackson John, moulder, Orchard place, Upper crescent Jackson John, steward, 13 Cross-shore street Jackson William, labourer. 6 William street JAMES W., joiner, 4 Mount Pleasant street JAMIESON Alexander, feuar, 53 Kelly street Jamieson Archibald, coppersmith, 75 Regent street Jamieson Arthur, cooper, 29 Shaw street Jamieson James, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street Jamieson James, brassfinisher, Devlin's land, Ann street Jamieson John, plumber, 17 Ann street Jamieson John, merchant, Alexander place, 47 Brougham st. Jamieson Captain John, 15 Regent street Jamieson John, carpenter, 22 John street Jamieson John, labourer, 29 Holmscroft street Jamieson John, 6-3 Regent street Jamieson Norman, joiner, 46 Kelly street Jamieson Robert W., feuar, Octavia villa, 1 Brisbane street DIRECPORY.

Jamieson Robert, brassfinisher 23 Arthur street Jamieson Thomas, joiner and builder, 10 Sugarhouse lane. House, 1 Argyle street Jamieson Thomas, seaman, 24 Bruce street Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker, 33 Hamilton street Jamieson William, feuar, 3 Orangefleld place Jamieson Mrs Alexander, 44 Kelly street Jamieson Mrs Thomas, spirit dealer, Havelock buildings, 1 Argyle street. House, do. Jamieson Mrs, 37 Crawfurd street Jamieson Mrs, 61 Nicolson street JARDINE Robert, slater, 11 Cowgate street JARVIE Rev. J. M., minister of Congregational Church, Elmbank, 72 Eldon street JARVIS Alexander, tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton street House, 26 do. JEFFRIES W., seaman, 3 Hamilton street JENKINS Alexander, gatekeeper, 20 Cartsburn street Jenkins John, cooper, 6 Mount Pleasant street JENNEY Miss, 6 Ardgowan square JENYN John, mate, 33 West Burn street JERROW John, labourer, 19 Ann street JESSAMINE James, rafter 27 Vennel Jessamine Miss, 32 Brisbane street Jessamine Mrs John, feuar, 1 1 Ardgowan street JOHNSON George, tailor, 1 West breast JOHNSTON Alexander Ranken, merchant, Homescroft house Johnston Angus, papermaker, Overton Johnston Angus, smith, 46 Ann street Johnston David, merchant (of Gourock Ropework Co.), Bel- leaire, Newark street Johnston Francis, seaman, 29 Shaw street Johnston Frederick, teller, Commercial Bank of Scotland, and insurance agent. House, 3 Finnart terrace Johnston G-eorge, labourer, 7 Under crescent Johnston G-regor, carpenter, 3 Bruce street Johnston Isaac, mechanic, 62 Ann street Johnston James, wine and spirit merchant, 32 Dalrymple st. House, 8 Nicolson street Johnston James, engineer, 6 Upper crescent Johnston James, brewer, 3 Captain street Johnston James, messenger, Customhouse Johnston James, joiner, 26 Charles street DIRECTORY. 87

Johnston James, cabinetmaker, 2 Bruce street Johnston John, seaman, 7 Tobago street Johnston John W., agent for British Imperial Life Insurance Corporation, 4 George square Johnston John, fruiterer, 53 Rue-end street Johnston John, seaman, 6 Shannon's close Johnston John, moulder, 2 Belville place -Johnston John, banker, agent for Atlas Assurance Co., Royal Insurance Co., North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. House, 3 Finnart terrace Johnston John R., smith and bellhanger, 4 Inverkip street. "Workshop, 1 Kilblain street. House, 75 Regent street Johnston John, clerk, 9 Argyle street Johnston Neilson, seaman, 30 Cartsburn street Johnston Robert, bricklayer, 60 Wellington street Johnston Thomas, engineer, 27 Patrick street •Johnston Thomas, smith, 43 Crawfurd street Johnston T. M., boot and shoe establishment, 20 Hamilton st. Johnston William, bookseller and stationer, 46 Hamilton st. House, 27 Regent street Johnston Agnes, milliner, 29 West Blackhall street. House, Jamieson's land, High Kelly street Johnston Misses, 4 George square Johnston Mrs Daniel, 26 Roxburgh street Johnston Mrs James, Brachelston place, 32 Nelson st., west Johnston Mrs Robert, 16 Hope street Johnston Mrs, 4 Cross-shore street Johnston Mrs, 16 Hope street JONES John, gardener, Overton Jones Richard, engineer, 3 Dellingburn square JTones Robert, labourer, 73 East Hamilton street Jones William, shipmaster, 41 Roxburgh street Jones Mrs Richard, 12 Roxburgh street JORDAN John, brickbuilder, 3 East Blackhall street. Ho., 19 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street JOSS Robert, out-door officer, Customs, 13 Mount Pleasant st JUSTICE Mrs, lodgings, 32 West Stewart street Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Nelson street, west Justice of Peace and Joint Burgh Fiscal's Office, 14 Hamilton st K

KAMES Gunpowder Company's office, 1 West quay. Arclu Mackenzie, agent 88 DIRECTORY

KANE Robert, policeman, 25 Ann street Kane William, labourer, 19 Duncan street KAY David, cooper, 10 Shaw street Kay James, pianist, 9 Mount Pleasant street Kay John, joiner, 32 Holmscroft street Kay John, labourer, 2 John street Kay Peter, boilermaker, 25 Arthur street Kay Thomas, teacher, 16 Ann street. House, 19 Brisbane st.. KEAN Francis, broker, 43 Dalrymple street. House, 32: West Stewart street Kean John, lathsplitter, 2 Holmscroft Street Kean John, joiner, 2 Roslin street Kean Thomas, labourer, 8 Upper crescent Kean Thomas, police sergeant, 16 Bearhope street Kean Mrs, 13 John street Kean Mrs, 19 Sugarhouse lane KEEGAN Thomas, coal merchant, 4 Springkell street. Ho., 5 do. KEENAN Francis, labourer, 1 Sugarhouse lane KEFF1E Thomas, labourer, 30 Roxburgh street KEITH Peter, cowfeeder, 1 Ingleston street Keith Miss, 24 Kelly street KELLY Donald, carpenter, 6 Hill street Kelly Francis, labourer, 106 Drumfrochar road Kelly James, tanner, Ladyburn Kelly James, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street Kelly John, engine-keeper, 44 Crawfurd street Kelly Thomas, fireman, 40 Arthur street Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, Orchard place, Upper crescent Kelly Thomas, engineer, 1 1 Watt street Kelly William Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Cross-shore street. Ho., do. Kelly William & Co., family grocers, wine and spirit merchants and ship store dealers, 9 William street Kelly William (of William Kelly & Co.), 4 George square Kelly Mrs H., stay maker, 13 Tobago street Kelly Mrs John, 26 John street Kelly Mrs E., fishmonger. 39 Hamilton street. House, 2d Nelson street, west Kelly Mrs, 39 Lynedoch street KELSO Alexander, surgeon, 63 Roxburgh street Kelso Daniel (of M. & D. Kelso), 1 Kelly street Kelso James, accountant and commission agent, Bank build- House, Flower bank, Eldon st. DIRECTORY. 89

Kelso M. & D., coopers and fish curers, G New Dock breast Kelso Robert, fish and provision merchant, 17 Charles street,. House, 15 Newton street Kelso Robert, cooper, 1 Arthur street Kelso Mrs John, 28 Lyle street KEMP John, covvfeeder, GG Ann street Kemp Joseph, seaman, 63 Nicolson street KEMPSLEY Samuel, Customhouse boatman, Donegal place, 9 Lynedoch street KENNEDY Alexander, labourer, 63 Dalrymple street Kennedy Alexander, engineer, Kirkwood's land, Hillend Kennedy Alexander, carter, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Kennedy Charles, carpenter, 20 Market street Kennedy David, carpenter, 11 Hope street Kennedy Donald, carter, 1 Sugarhouse lane Kennedy Francis, rigger, 37 West Blackball street Kennedy Hugh, labourer, 76 Ann street Kennedy James, joiner, 8 Cathcart street Kennedy James, moulder, 7 Main street Kennedy Rev. John, minister, Free Gselic Church. House, 38 Union street Kennedy John, pensioner, 32 Dalrymple street Kennedy Peter, boilermaker, 29 Arthur street Kennedy Robert, rigger, 3 Crawfurd street Kennedy William, shipmaster, 6 Nelson street, west Kennedy Mrs lodgings, 41 Crawfurd street Kennedy Mrs, 38 Nelson street, west KENYON Mrs, lodgings, 19 John street KER Henry & Son, marble cutters, 42 West Blackhall street. House, 38 Holmscroft street Ker Robert, 35 Nelson street, west KERR Andrew, boatman, 46 Cathcart street Kerr A. J. (of H.M. Customs), 32 Brisbane street Kerr Alexander, R.N., 16 William street Kerr Angus, joiner, 24 West Blackhall street Kerr Archibald, timber measurer, 15 West Stewart street Kerr Colin, boilermaker, M'Intyre's land, 6 Hillend .Kerr Daniel, shoemaker, 19 Yennel Kerr David, teller, Bank of Scotland. House, 19 Brisbane street Kerr Edward, carpenter, 28 West Burn street Kerr George, examining office]', Customs, 16 Lyle street Kerr George Munro (of Kerr, Newton & Co.), 56 Kelvin- grove street, Glasgow 90 DIRECTORY.

Kerr Henry, gatekeeper, 30 East Hamilton street Kerr James, farmer, Glenbrae Kerr James, warehouseman, 13 Mount Pleasant street Kerr James, messenger, City of Glasgow Bank. House, 8 Highland close Kerr John, shipowner and merchant, 2 "West quay. Ho., Heath- field, 37 Eldon street Kerr John, mate, Jamieson place, 71 Nicolson street] Kerr John, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall street Kerr John, boilermaker, 43 Main street Kerr John, engineer, 1 Arthur street Kerr John, builder, 70 Ann street Kerr, Newton & Co., ship and insurance brokers, City of Glas- gow Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Kerr Peter, labourer, 16 Market street Kerr Robert, locker, 27 Sir Michael street Kerr Robert, joiner, 6 Chapel street Kerr Robert, brassfounder, 6 Chapel street Kerr Stewart S., clerk, 40 Main street Kerr William, carpenter, 3 Hill street Kerr Margaret, tobacconist, 17 Rue-end street Kerr Miss, 24 Roxburgh street Kerr Miss, 32 Sir Michael street Kerr Miss, 12 Bank street Kerr Misses, feuars, 30 West Stewart street Kerr Mrs, tobacconist, 5 Carnock street Kerr Mrs A., 60 Regent street Kerr Mrs John, 33 Nicolson street KIDD William (of A. C. Morton & Co.), 13 Brisbane st. KIDSTON A. G. & Co., iron, tinplate, steel, copper, and zinc merchants, and agent for Muntz's patent metal, 48 Rue- end st., and 2 Virginia st. Colin S. Caird, manager KILGOUR John, boilermaker, Aitken's land, Hill-end KILLET George, tailor, 1 Holmscroft street KILLIN Andrew, shopman, 35 Cathcart street Killin Thomas, carpenter, 11 Hope street Killin Mrs Samuel, grocer, 5 East Shaw street Killin William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Cathcart street* House, 8 Chapel street KILLOCH William, seaman, 6 East Blackhall street KILPATRIOK Hugh, mason, 30 East Blackhall street KINCAID John G. (of Hastie, Kincaid, & Donald), Corrie- bank, 11 Eldon street Kincaid Robert, stoker, 7 Hill street DIRECTORY. 91

Kincaid Thomas, shipowner, Corriebank, HEldon street Kincaid Mrs, 15 West Stewart street KING Alexander, carter, 36 West Burn street King Andrew, joiner, Armadale place, Bank street King Duncan, cooper, 30 Sir Michael street King James, cooper, 11 West breast King James, gardener, 3 Watt street King James A. (of Walter King & Son), Woodend, Houston King John, engineman, Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd street King John, carter, Upper Ingleston King Joseph, cooper, 29 Inverkip street King Robert, flesher, 25 Rue-end street. House, 2 St An- drew street King Robert, sawyer, 3 York street King Robert, miller, 3 West Shaw street King Thomas, contractor, 14 Bogle street King Thomas, H.M. Customs. House, 34 Brisbane street King Thomas, writer, 2 Watt place. House, 18 Margaret st. King Walter and Son, contractors, 28 Pahneiston buildings King William, carter, 8 Virginia street King William, storekeeper, 15 Regent street King Margaret, spirit dealer, 69 Main street King Margaret, spirit dealer, 39 Shaw street King Mrs John, greengrocer, 26 Inverkip street King Mrs, 4 Bentinck street King Mrs, 2 Ropework street King Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Lyle street KINIPPLE Walter Robert, civil engineer, 35 Palmerston buildings, and 1 Westminster chambers, Westminster, London. House, West bank. Esplanade KINLOCH John, bookseller, stationer, and binder, 49 Cath- cart street. House, 32 Ann street Kinloch Mrs Archibald, 32 Ann street Kinloch Mrs William, 30 Cartsburn street KINNAIRD William, cooper, 19 Ingleston place KINNELL James, warehouseman, 51 Kelly street KIRK Adam & Co., tanners and curriers, 7 Harvie lane Kirk George, joiner, 8 Sir Michael street Kirk James, printer, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Kirk John, mason, 17 Mount Pleasant street Kirk Robert, builder and contractor, 27 Sir Michael street Kirk Robert, druggist, 2 William street Kirk Thomas, Ladyburn KIRKBRIDE Christopher, basket maker, 9 Ingleston street 92 DIRECTORY.

KIRKLAND'S Patent Ships Pumps. John Campbell, jun., agent KIRKPATRICK George, Customhouse boatman, 32 Ann st. Kirkpatrick James, gardener, 28 West Burn street. House, 37 Ann street Kirkpatrick John W., clerk, Post office. House, 9 Nelson st., west KIRKWOOD Alexander, baker, 37 Nelson street, west Kirkwood Alexander, mason, 39 Roxburgh street Kirkwood Archibald, causewayer, 28 Crawfurd street Kirkwood Hugh, joiner, 30 Lynedoch street Kirkwood John, joiner, 5 Morton terrace Kirkwood Robert, grocer, 1 Smith's lane. House, do. Kirkwood Thomas, builder, 15 Hope street Kirkwood William, smith, 29 Holmscroft street Kirkwood William, engineer, 6 John street Kirkwood William, mason, 14 Antigua street Kirkwood Mrs John, draper, 25 Regent street and 8 Lyne- doch st. House, 18 Regent st. Kirkwood Elizabeth, grocer, Jamieson place, 71 Nicolson st. KITCHEN James, labourer, G2 Wellington st. Kitchen Robert, labourer, 25 Arthur street KNAGGS George, porter, 13 East Quay lane KNOX Thomas, carpenter 2 Upper crescent Knox Mrs, furnishings, 28 Ann st. House, do.

LADYBURN Foundry Co., founders and engineers, Lady- burn, 80 East Hamilton street LAFFERTY George, labourer, 4 Ann street Lafferty Henry, labourer, 6 Sir Michael st. LAING David, labourer, 2 Belville place LAIRD Alexander, groom, 15 Regent street Laird Alexander, labourer, 8 Upper crescent Laird Alexander, contractor, 9 Springkell street Laird Alexander, church officer, 17 Bearhope street Laird Alexander, pansman, 62 Ann street Laird Alexander & Sons, steam-packet agents, 19 Palmerston buildings Laird David, carter, 9 Bearhope street Laird James, farmer, Berry-yards Laird John, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road Laird John, cowfeeder, 14 Terrace road DIRECTORY. 93

Laird John, joiner, 33 Ann street Laird Robert, labourer, 32 Holmscroft street Laird Robert, umbrella, portmanteau and waterproof manufacturer, 16 West Blackhall st. Laird William, waiter, 55 Nicolson street Laird Miss Janet, millinery and furnishings, 39 Cathcart st. House, do. Laird Miss, feuar, 50 Inverkip street Laird Mrs John, lodgings, 42 Inverkip st. Laird M. & J., Berlin repository, 38 Hamilton st. Ho., Bow farm Laird Mrs William, 11 Main street Laird Mrs, 3 Loudon place, Holmscroft street LAMB Charles, labourer, 31 Lynedoch street Lamb George, ropespinner, 29 Cathcart street Lamb John, dairyman and grain merchant, Duncan street and 53 Roxburgh street Lamb Thomas & Sons, joiners, blockmakers, ship carpenters, turners, cabinetmakers and glaziers, 30 Market street Lamb William Lindsay (of Thomas Lamb & Sons), Finnart st. LAMBIE Robert, carpenter, 3 Cardross place Lambie Robert, carpenter. 4 Hillend LAMONT Alexander, carter, 58 Vemlel Lamont Andrew, labourer, 3 John street Lamont Angus, carpenter, 7 Market street Lamont Archibald, engineer, 19 Ingliston place Lamont Colin, shoemaker, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Lamont C D., accountant, Union Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamil- ton street. House, 50 Eldon street Lamont Donald (of Mitchell & Lamont). House, Dunoon Lamont Duncan, fireman, 106 Drumfrochar road Lamont Duncan, blacksmith, Kirkwood's land Hillend Lamont Duncan, joiner, 43 St Lawrence street Lamont Duncan, tinsmith, 5 Inverkip street Lamont Duncan, carpenter, 7 Market street Lamont James, blacksmith and boilermaker, 7 St Andrew st : House, 43 St Lawrence st. Lamont John, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall street Lamont John, carpenter, 60 Wellington street Lamont John, fireman, 22 Roxburgh street Lamont John, carpenter, 3 Regent street Lamont Neil & Son, tailors and clothiers, 19 Hamilton street. House, 34 West Stewart st. Lamont Norman, gardener, Westfield 94 DIRECTORY.

Lamont "William, commission and insurance agent, Exchange buildings, Cathcart st. House, 34 West Stewart st. Lamont William, labourer, 9 Cartsburn street Lamont Miss, dressmaker, 10 Roxburgh street Lamont Miss, 11 Nelson st., west lont Mrs Daniel, milline House, 13 Lynedoch st. Lamont Mrs Colin, 50 Eldon street Lamont Mrs, 20 Sir Michael street Lamont Mrs, 58 Yennel LANAGHAN William, sawyer, 13 Rue-end street LANCASTER Robert, bricklayer, 8 East Shaw st LANDELS Archibald, papermaker, 106 Drumfrochar road Landels William, joiner, 43 Holmscroft st. LANG Alexander, grocer, 36 East Hamilton st. House, do. Lang Archibald, bookseller, 9 John street Lang & Aitken, wrights and builders, 19 Bogle street Lang Daniel, at Steele and M'Caskill's. House, 6 Chapel street Lang, Hugh, smith, M'Intyre's land, 6 Hillend

Lang James, jun. , of Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co. House, Cromwell place, 39 Lyle street Lang James (of Lang & Aitken), 27 Regent street Lang James, moulder, 17 Ingleston street Lang James, grocer, 26 Dalrymple street.J^Ho., 5 Roxburgh street Lang John, contractor, Upper Dellingburn st. Ho., do Lang Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 41 Roxburgh st Lang Robert, grocer, 1 Bellvile place and 39 Holmscroft st* House, do Lang Robert, builder, 5 Tobago street. House, 6 Trafalgar street Lang Robert, cabinetmaker, 32 Charles st. Ho., 9 Nelson st., west Lang Robert, steward, 22 Cathcart street Lang William, tailor, 4 Hamilton street Lang William, engineer, 54 St Lawrence street Lang William, shoemaker, 33 Rue-end st. Ho., 9 East Blacky- hall street Lang William, smith, 2 Hill street Lang Margaret C, 2 Kilblam street Lang Mrs Sarah, greengrocer, 28 Cartsburn street Lang Mrs, 57 St Lawrence street Lang Mrs, furnishings, 29 Rue-end street DIRECTORY. 95

Lang Mrs James, feuar, 12 Union street Lang Mrs, 19 Cathcart street LANGWILL Archibald, writer and notary public, 8 Hamilton st. House, Finnart street Langwill John, shipmaster, 15 Holmscroft street Langwill William, carpenter, 22 "West Blackball stree t LAPSLEY Edward, joiner, 71 Ann street LAPTHORN Samuel, Lloyd's surveyor, 32 Cathcart st. Ho., 1 George place, Ashton, Gourock LATHAM David M., agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland. Ho., Seafield, 1 Margaret street LATTIMER Frank, officer, H.M.S. Black Prince, 41 Holms- croft street LAUDER James, mariner, 7 West breast Lauder Alexander, saddler, 8 Hill street LAUGHTON Rev. William, minister of St Thomas' Free Church. Ho., 21 Union street LAURIE Alexander, steward, 11 Hope street Laurie Alexander, traveller, 41 Holmscroft street Laurie Donald, porter, 36 Hamilton street Laurie & Fleming, carvers, gilders, and picture frame makers, 1 Bank st. Laurie James, carpenter, 6 Chapel street Laurie John, carpenter, 7 Springkell street Laurie William, wine and spirit merchant, 6 East Breast. House, Campfield house, Low Gourock road Laurie Mrs James, 3 Under crescent LAW Archibald, sailmaker, Jamieson place, 73 Nicolson st. Law Charles, pattern maker, 28 Ingleston street Law John, boilermaker, 6 Ingleston street Law William, baker, 3 Bruce street Law William, labourer, 30 Cartsburn st Law Mrs Archibald, 47 Crawfurd street Law Mrs James, 43 Nicolson st LAWRENCE David, wine and spirit merchant, 10 East breast. House, 29 Nelson st„ west Lawrence & Co., merchants and manufacturers, 26 Hamilton street Lawrence James, mason, 55 Wellington street LAWRIE N. & R., drapers, 35 Hamilton street Lawrie Robert (of N. & R. Lawrie), 22 Kelly street Lawrie Samuel, tobacconist, 42 Dalrymple street. House, 3 Charles street LAWSON George, carpenter, 23 Lynedoch st. 96 DIRECTORY.

Lawson John, grocer, 26 Hamilton street. House, 41 West Blackhall street Lawson Matthew, clerk, Post office, House, 3 Mount place, Holmscroft street- Lawson Mrs, grocer, 23 Lyle st. House, do. LEARIE Mrs, grocer, 16 Cartsburn st LECKIE Archibald, coal merchant, 6 Chapel st. Leckie Misses, 11 Antigua street LEE Robert, labourer, 16 Tobago st. Lee Robert, deep-sea pilot, 21 Sir Michael street LEED Mrs David, lodgings, 19 Lynedoch street LEES Samuel, mason, 11 Bearhope street Lees Alexander, moulder, 9 Ingleston street Lees Mrs. 15 Stanners street Lees Thomas, joiner, Brachelston place, 32 Nelson st., west Lees Mrs George, 21 Arthur street LEGGAT Robert, gate keeper, Clyde Pottery LEISHMAN James, gasfitter, 12 Regent st LEISK Adam, assistant collector of harbour dues, 6 Kilblain street LEITCH Alexander, shipmaster, 30 Sir Michael street Leitch Alexander, engineer, 68 East Hamilton st. Leitch A. 0. & Muir, ship, commission, fire and marine insurance agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. Leitch Angus, painter, 15 East Shaw st. Leith Angu3, carpenter, 7 Morton terrace Leitch Arthur O. (of A. O. Leitch & Muir), Madeira lodge, Newark street Leitch Daniel, painter, 10 West breast. Ho., 11 Brisbane st. Leitch Daniel, accountant and auctioneer, 27 West Burn st. House, 12 Ardgowan street, west Leitch George, carter, 5 John street Leitch James, shoemaker, 5 Springkell street Leitch James, sailmaker, 65 Nicolson street Leitch John, tugboat master, 3 York street Leitch John, joiner, 66 East Hamilton street Leitch Neil, river pilot, 10 Kelly street Leitch Patrick, shipmaster, 13 Ardgowan square Leitch Quintin & Co., hemp and wire rope manufacturers, Whinhill Ropeworks, Drumfrochar road, and 11 West breast Leitch William Orr (of Quintin Leitch & Co.), Finnart st. Leitch William, grocer, 46 Inverkip street Leitch William T., shopman, 34 Nelson street, west DIRECTORY. 97

Leitch Mrs Alexander, Fletcher's cottage, Mearns street Leitch Miss, 1 Finnart terrace Leitch Mrs John, 13 Ardgowan square Leitch Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close Leitch Mrs William, Madeira lodge, Newark street Leitch Mrs, 66 Ann street LEITH Robert, joiner, 40 Arthur st. Ho., 2 Belville place LEMMON James, joiner, 6 Watt street LENNIE Thomas, moulder, 52 East Hamilton street LENNARD James, cooper, 46 Cathcart street LENNOX Archibald, smith, 56 Wellington street Lennox Charles, joiner, 15 Hope street Lennox Hugh, grocer, 31 Lynedoch street Lennox James L., tailor, 6 Mount Pleasant street Lennox John & Co., manufacturers of ships' sheating, roofing, and boiler felts, Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port- Glasgow road Lennox John (of John Lennox & Co.), Bogston Port-Glas- gow road Lennox Neil, smith, 14 Terrace road Lennox William, baker, 15 Nelson street, west LESLIE James, boilermaker, 7 John street Leslie Robert (of Leslie & M'Ginnis), 9 East Shaw street Leslie William Duncan, perfumer, 2 Cathcart square. Ho,, Knaresborough Leslie & M'Grinnis, painters and paperhangers, 3 Market st. LETHAM William, clerk, 6 Wellington street Letham Miss, greengrocer, 51 Roxburgh street LEWIS Charles, clerk, M'Millan's land, Hope street Lewis & Fyfe, writers, 1 Bank street Lewis James, labourer, 11 Main street Lewis Peter, fireman, 6 West Burn street Lewis William (of Lewis & Fyfe), Brachelston place, 32 Nel- son street LIDDELL Archibald, joiner, 63 Rue-end street Liddell James D., joiner, 41 Nicolson street Liddell John, joiner, M'Millan's land, Ann street Liddell Robert, joiner, 13 Ingleston street Liddell William, manager for New Clyde Towing Co., Pal- merston buildings Liddell Mrs, 28 Brisbane street Liddell Mrs, 33 Brougham street LIGHTBODY J. & J. cement manufacturers, slate and marble merchants, 27 Main street 98 DIRECTORY.

LIGHTEST James, labourer, 23 Dalrymple street LTLLEY John, labourer, 18 Lyle street LINDSAY Archibald, carpenter, 4 Watt street Lindsay John, blacksmith, 13 West Blackhall street Lindsay John, seaman, 47 Crawfurd street Lindsay John, slater, 60 Wellington street Lindsay John, smith, 39 St Laurence street Lindsay Luke, late watchmaker, Mount View cottage Lindsay William & Co., ship, commission and insurance agents, Excise buildings Lindsay William (of William Lindsay & Co.), 77 Union St.] Lindsay William, shoemaker, 5 Union st. House do. Lindsay Miss, 1 Maderia street Lindsay Miss, 36 West Stewart street Lindsay Mrs, 24 Ingleston street LINN John, engine driver, Orchard place, Upper crescent Linn James, tenter, 108 Drumfrochar road Linn Thomas, labourer, 7 Under crescent LITTLE Graham, book agent 7 Mount Pleasant street Little James, Customs. House, Finnart street Little James & Co., steamship owners, Excise buildings Little John, seaman, 30 Dalrymple street Little Robert (of James Little & Co.), Ardenlee, Helensburgh Little Mrs James, feuar, 8 Brougham street LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 West Quay—Archibald Mac- kenzie, agent Liverpool Traders' Office, Excise buildings—WilHam Lindsay and Co., agents LIVINGSTON Alexander, Valparaiso villa, Finnart road Livingston Alexander, blockmaker, 1 Hill street Livingston Archibald (of Livingston & Millar), 41 Holms- croft street Livingston Archibald, tug boat master, 10 West breast Livingston Donald, 17 Jamaica street Livingston Donald, joiner, 9 Mount Pleasant street Livingston Dugald, cooper, 19 Nicolson street Livingston Hector, cooper, 32 Holmscroft street Livingston John, dyer, 61 Ann street Livingston John, mason, 28 Sir Michael street Livingston John, gardener, 41 Holmscroft street Livingston Malcolm, labourer, 8 Roxburgh street Livingston & Millar, cartwrights and smiths, 4 Princes St.. Livingston Ann, furrier, 17 Jamaica street Livingston Miss, fruiterer, 33 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 99

LLOYD Mrs, Boyd place, 37 West Blackhall street Lloyds' Register of British and Foreign Shipping. Office, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st. LOCHHEAD John, 78 Eldon street Lochhead John, boilermaker, 11 Under crescent Lochhead Robert, watchman, 30 East Hamilton street Lochhead William, shopman, 55 Holmscroft street Lochhead William A., reporter Evening Telegraph, 14 Hope st. Lochhead Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant street Lochhead Mrs, 8 John street Lochhead Mrs, 13 Ardgowan st., west LOGAN Alexander, baker, 29 Roxburgh street

Logan Francis, tinsmith, 11 Ardgowan street, Glebe . Logan James, compositor, 17 Nelson street, west Logan John, boatman, 2 East breast Logan John, labourer, 27 Market street Logan John, carpenter, 3 John street Logan Robert, boatbuilder, 8 Lyle street Logan Samuel, gunner, 26 Lyle street LOGGIE William, joiner, 32 Tobago street LOGUE Edward, lumper, Devlin's land, Ann street LONDON and Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Company's office, 32 Cathcart st. John Gillespie, agent LONDONDERRY Steam Packet Company, 19 Palmerston buildings LONGWORTH Mrs, 23 Sir Michael street LORCET Peter, spirit dealer, 12 East breast. House, 14 Bank street LOUGHRAN Peter, butter and ham merchant, 14 Dalrymple street. House, do. LOYE Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 50 Rue-end st. Ho., 7 Antigua street Love Andrew, grocer and provision* merchant, 26 Inverkip st. House, Nelson st., west Love Andrew, farrier and cartwright, 50 Rue-end st. Ho., 7 Antigua street Love James, joiner, 1 Bearhope street Love James, contractor and coal agent, 12 East Quay lane. House, 8 East Blackhall st.

Love John, governor of prison, Nelson st. , west. House, do. Love John, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st. House above the Bank Love Robert, chronometer maker and optician, 17 West Blackhall st. House, 1 Holmscroft st. 100 DIRECTORY

Love William, rivetter, 34 Holmscroft street Love Mrs John, 18 Ann street Love Mrs Robert, 15 Stanners street LOVELL John, out-door officer, H.M.C., 56 Holmscroft st. LOVEMAN Moses, labourer, 6 Sir Michael street LOW Alexander, miller, 1 Ingleston street Low Archibald B., foreman, Caledonian Saw Mill, Port- Grlasgow road Low James, engineer, 30 Market street Low James, joiner, 8 Chapel street Low John, smith, 18 Bogle street Low John & Co., ship store merchants and export grocers, 2 Open Shore st. and New Dock lane Low John (of John Low & Co.), Alexander place, 47 Brough- am street Low John, joiner, 106 Drumfrochar road Low Mrs, 3 Kelly street Low William, clerk, Bank house, Bank street LOWE & Brown, joiners, &c, 27 Sir Michael street Lowe R. (of Lowe & Brown), 24 West Blackhall street LUMSDANE Miss, mangier, 10 Inverkip street LUMSDAINE Arch., chartered accountant, Mansionhouse. House, 23 Brisbane st. LUSK Malcolm, porter, 3 Hill street Lusk Robert, wholesale grocer and sugar broker, 14 Charles st. House, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st. LYALL Robert, lathsplitter, 48 Holmscroft st. House, 44 Kelly street Lyall Robert, cashier, Clyde Pottery Co., Port-Glasgow road. House, do. Lyall Mrs, 18 Kelly street LYLE Abram and Sons, coopers and stave merchants, 6 Nicolson street Lyle Abram (of Abram Lyle & Sons), Oakley, 35 Eldon st. Lyle Alexander, moulder, Lyle's land, Hillend Lyle Alexander, tidewaiter, 5 Mount Pleasant st. Lyle & Co., ship chandlers and hardware merchants, 3 and 4 West breast Lyle Edward, cooper, 15 Nicolson street Lyle James, baker, 27 Market street Lyle John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, and ship store dealer, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane. House, Upper Campbell street Lyle John, spirit dealer, 8 Smith's lane. Ho., 39 Roxburgh st. DIRECTOEY. 101

Lyle Eobert (of Lyle & Co.), 13 Bank street Lyle William, shoemaker, 4 Hillend Lyle William, mason, 2 Belville place Lyle William, carpenter, 3 Springkell st. Lyle Mrs D., 61 Holmscroft street LYON David, cowfeeder, Cartsburn house Lyon David, joiner and cabinetmaker, 41 St Lawrence street* House, 43 do. Lyon & Foster, shipbuilders, 32 Main street Lyon James, boilermaker, 5 Carnock street Lyon John, tailor, 65 Rue- end street. House, M'Millan's land> Ann street Lyon Malcolm (of Lyon & Foster), 8 Chapel street Lyon Peter, engineer, St Lawrence street Lyon Miss, dressmaker, 13 West Stewart street LYONS Patrick, spirit dealer, 18 Vennel House, do. Lyons Patrick, spirit dealer, 21 Rue- end street

M'ADAM Matthew, boatbuilder, 12 Antigua street M'Adam Peter, feuar, 25 Brisbane street MACALISTER & Fyfe, ship chandlers, painters and paint manufacturers, 4 East breast Macalister Stewart, clerk, Customs, 12 Brisbane street Macalister Mrs Danial, 27 Union street Macalister Mrs John, 29 Lynedoch street M'ALLISTER Archibald, steamboat agent and cigar merchant, Palmerston buildings. House, 27 Regent st. M'Allister Archibald, chimney-sweep, 37 Cathcart street M'Allister Archibald, shopman, 18 Ann street M'Allister Daniel, blockmaker, 47 Crawfurd street M'Allister, Daniel, sawyer, 28 Market street M'Allister David, labourer, 13 Stanners street M'Allister Donald, labourer, 35 Arthur street M'Allister Duncan, cowfeeder, Drumfrochar M'Allister James, smith, 14 Ardgowan street, west M'Allister John, porter, 50 East Hamilton street M'Allister John, smith, 19 Mount Pleasant st. M'Allister Neil, miller, M'Intyre's land, Hillend M'Allister Neil, carpenter, 35 Nelson street, west M'Allister Ronald, joiner, 9 East Blackhall st. M'Allister Miss E., 14 Brisbane st. 102 DIRECTORY.

M'AUister Mrs George, lodgings, Grosvenor place, 8 Welling- ton street M'Allister Mrs, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'AUister Mrs, 3 Regent street M'ALPINE Archibald, carter, 6 East Shaw street M'Alpine Duncan, smith, 16 Antigua st. M'Alpine Duncan, porter, 5 Shannon's close M'Alpine Mrs Daniel, carter, 10 Duncan street M'ANALLY Henry, boot and shoemaker, 25 Market st. M'Annally James, boot and shoemaker, 21 Hamilton street. House, 13 Nelson st. M'ANISH John, grocer, 32 Vennel M'ANNALLEY Patrick, broker, 8 Manse lane MACARA Renton, tailor and clothier, 29 Cathcart street. House, 1 Union street M'ARTHUR Alexander, joiner, 3 Hill st. M'Arthur Charles, baker, 24 John st. House, do. M'Arthur Daniel, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Inverkip st. House, 2 Princes street M'Arthur Daniel, joiner, 14 Market street M'Arthur Donald, carpenter, 50 Shaw street M'Arthur Donald, labourer, Murdieston M'Arthur Duncan, 9 Antigua street M'Arthur G-eorge, police officer. 3 Ann street M'Arthur Hugh, provision merchant, 15 West Blackhall st. House, 33 Inverkip street M'Arthur Hugh, grain merchant, 16 Charles st. House, 14 Brisbane street M'Arthur John, labourer, 9 John street M'Arthur John (of M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co.), 30 Brisbane street M'Arthur John, labourer, 22 John street M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co., sugar merchants, 5 West quay M'Arthur Peter, engineer, 7 Kelly st. M'Arthur Peter, shipmaster, 20 West Blackhall street M'Arthur Peter, carpenter, 38 Roxburgh st. M'Arthur Robert, 1 Morton terrace M'Arthur Robert, out-door officer, H.M.C., 8 Roxburgh st. M'Arthur William, smith, 3 Carnock street M'Arthur William (of William M'Arthur & Co.), Finnart st. M'Arthur William & Co., ship and insurance brokers and commission agents, 23 Cathcart street M'Arthur Miss, dressmaker. 29 Nicolson street M'Arthur Mrs Alexander, 15 Arthur street DIRECTORY. 103

M'Arthur Mrs A., 68 Ann st. M'Arthur Mrs Andrew, 14 Lyle street M'Arthur Mrs Janet, 41 Lynedoch street M'Artlmr Mrs, broker, 40 Shaw street M'Arthur Mrs, milliner, 50 Inverkip street M'Arthur Mrs Hugh, 37 Nelson street, west M'Arthur Mrs, lodgings, 13 John street MACAULAY Janet, refreshment rooms, 16 East Quay lanet Macaulay John, feuar, Bellvue, 19 Eldon street Macaulay Thomas, feuar, Bellvue, 1 9 Eldon street M'ASKIL Malcolm, salesman, 17 Nelson street, west M'AULAY Aulay, locker, 34 Ann street M'Aulay Edward, labourer, 3 Manse lane M'Aulay James, cooper, 4 Buccleuch st. Ho., 38 Nelson st., wes M'Bride Peter, Clyde bank, 26 Eldon street M'Aulay James, skinner, 1 Arthur street M'Aulay John, carpenter, 3 John street M'Aulay Peter, smith, 2 Upper crescent M'Aulay Thomas, cooper, 2 Holmscroft street M'Aulay William, seaman, 26 Tobago street M'AUSLAN Mrs, hosiery and furnishing, 14 Market street M'AUSLAND Archibald, boilermaker, 5 Caddlehill terrace M'Ausland Archibald, cooper, 2 Crawfurd street M'Ausland John, grocer, 36 West Blackhall street M'Ausland Robert, salesman, M'Millan's land, Ann street M'Ausland William, cooper, 24 Bruce street M'Ausland William, storekeeper, 13 West Blackhall st. M'Ausland Mrs David, Ladyburn M'Ausland Mrs, Boyd place, 33 West Blackhall st. M'AVOY Mrs, broker, 1 Rue-end street M'BAIN Hugh, seaman, 34 Dalrymple street M'BETH William, labourer, 3 Hillend M'BRIDE Archibald, 22 Sugarhouse lane M'Bride Charles, huckster, 38 Vennel M'Bride David, steamboat master, 11 Charles street M'Bride Donald, carpenter, 2 Mearns street M'Bride Duncan, lather, 2 Open shore M'Bride James, smith, Octavia cottages, 13 East Crawfurd st, M'Bride James, boatbuilder, 5 West Stewart street M'Bride John, carpenter, 11 Lynedoch street M'Bride John, salesman, 17 Roxburgh street M'Bride Neil, fireman, 12 Tobago street M'Bride Neil, seaman, 11 West breast M'Bride Peter, joiner, 3 Holmscroft street 104 DIRECTORY.

M'Bride Eobert, seaman, 9 East Shaw street M'Bride William, skipper, 33 Crawfurd street M'Bride Miss Janet, 2 Mearns street M'Bride Miss Jean, 5 Ann street M'Bride, Mrs, dressmaker, 2 Antigua street M'CAIG- James, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch street M'CAFFER Charles, carpenter, 3 Bearhope street M'CAFFERTY James, boatman, 10 Terrace road M'Cafferty, Peter, cooper, 30 Ann street M'CALL Archibald, general grocer, 24 Hamilton street and 63 Rue- end street. House, 37 Regent st. M'Call Neil, baker, 48 Shaw st. House, 10 William st. M'Call Thomas, civil engineer and railway contractor, 51 Brougham st. M'CALLAN George and Co., gasfitters, plumbers, tinsmiths and bellhangers, 5 Albert place, West Blackhall st. MACCALLUM Archibald, writer and insurance agent, 49 Cathcart st. House, 52 Eldon st. Maccallum P. and Sons, iron and copper merchants, 14 Cath- cart street M'CALLUM Allan, porter, 13 West Stewart street M'Callum Alexander, joiner, 10 Terrace road M'Callum Archibald, writer and joint procurator-fiscal of the Town of Greenock, Commercial buildings, 14 Hamilton st. House, 18 Kelly st. M'Callum Archibald, 25 Arthur street M'Callum David, labourer, 57 Main street M'Callum D., shipmaster, 32 Brisbane street M'Callum Donald, gardener, 16 Hope street M'Callum Duncan, smith, 18 Roxburgh street M'Callum Duncan (of Macnab & Co.), 3 Finnart street M'Callum Duncan, ropemaker, 16 Bearhope street M'Callum Edward, general grocer, 36 Shaw st. Ho., 5 Cross- shore street M'Callum Hugh, labourer, 5 Shaw street M'Callum James, cooper, 37 Ann street M'Callum John, greengrocer, 40 Inverkip street M'Callum John, smith, 8 St Andrew square M'Callum John, engineer, 10 Regent street M'Callum Neil, labourer, 11 Regent street M'Callum Neil, boilermaker, 4 Hill street M'Callum Norman, 4 Holmscroft street M'Callum Peter, curator and librarian, Mechanics' Institu- tion, 9 Tobago street DIRECTORY. 105

M'iCallum Peter, joiner, 2 Antigua street M'Callum William, river pilot, 8 Kelly street M'Callum Miss, lodgings, 17 Bruce street M'Callum Miss Mary, boys' dressmaker, 30 Ann street M'Callum Mrs, 45 Koxburgh street M'Callum Mrs Alexander, 23 Arthur street M'Callum Mrs Catherine, grocer, 10 East Shaw street M'Callum Mrs E., spirit dealer, 2 Dellingburn square M'Callum Mrs John, 28 Crawfurd street M'CAMMOND David, hotel keeper and grain merchant,. Wheat Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church place M'CANDLISH William, cowfeeder, 24 Cartsburn st. M'CANN Bernard, mason, 32 West Blackhall st. M'Cann Philip, joiner, 62 Holmscroft street M'Cann Thomas, potter, Ladyburn M'Cann Mrs, 15 Antigua street M'CARTNEY David, spirit dealer, 40 West Bum street M'Cartney George, Town's plumber and superintendent of fire brigade. House, 24 West Blackhall street M'Cartney William, carpenter, 7 William street M'CASKIE Henry, waiter, 14 Terrace road M'CASKILL Angus, tailor and clothier, 4 Kilblain street M'Caskill Kenneth, steamboat owner, City Bank buildings,. 32 Cathcart st. House, 5 Robertson street M'Caskill Kenneth, engineer, R.N., 14 Ford road M'CAUGHY John, police constable, 35 Crawfurd street M'CAUGHEY James, sugar sampler, 1 West Quay. House,. 37 Nelson street, west M'CARR Mrs W., 65 Nicolson street M'CLELLAND Adam, joiner, Market lane M'Clelland Thomas, 3 London place, Holmscroft street M'CLEMENT James, joiner, 3 Morton terrace M'CLEMONT Miss, spirit dealer, 48 East Hamilton st. M'CLUCKY John, mason, 37 Crawfurd street M'CLURE John, spirit dealer, 17 Cathcart street. House, 5 Morton terrace M'Clure & Macdonald, writers, 40 Cathcart street M'Clure William, writer and notary public (of M'Clure and Macdonald), Mayfield, 66 Union street M'CLUSKY Richard, butter, egg and provision merchant, 49 Yennel M'COLL Daniel, clerk, 19 Regent street

M'Coll Donald, joiner, J 5 Main street M'Coll Donald, carpenter, 28 Dalrymple street 10G DIBECTOBY.

M'Coll Donald, smith, 17 Main street M'Coll Duncan, joiner, Victoria place M'Coll riugh, seaman. 13 East Shaw street M'Coll .James, engine keeper, 2 Sinclair street M'Coll John, carpenter, Kirkwood's land, Ilillend

M'Coll Walter, cabinetmaker, 1 Ratho street M'Coll William, salesman, 71 Ann street M'Coll Miss M., 9 Argyle street M'Coll Mrs, lodgings, 32 Lynedoch street M'Coll Mrs, Aitken's kind, Ilillend M'CONACHIE Alexander, carpenter, 11 Antigua street M'CONNKCHIIt! Alexander, carpenter, 13 Antigua st. M'Connechie Alexander, mason, 34 Jnverkip street M'CONNACHHR Duncan, labourer, 23 Lynedoeh street M'CONNKLL Archibald, carpenter, 3 Dellingburn square M.'Conncl] Donald, rivettor, 39 Dalrymple street M'Cormoll Hugh, grocer and flesher, 25 Market street. Ho., 08 Regent street M'Connell Malcolm, lal)ourer, 3 Under crescent M.'Connell Mrs, poulterer, 31 Hamilton street M'CORMICK Andrew, labourer, 36 Main street M'Cormick Andrew, rivettor, 10 Manse lane M'Cormick Arthur, joiner 1 21 Hamilton street , M'Cormick Hugh, labourer, 73 Main street M'Cormick Hugh, labourer, 11 CI renee street M'Cormick John, fireman, Devlin's land, Ann st. M'CJormick John, baker, Palmerston buildings M'Cormick John, labourer, 24 Cartsburn street M'Cormick Neil, baker, 21 1'ruco street M'Cormick Miss, lodgings, 2 Jamaica street M'CORQUODALE Allan, carpenter, 13 West Stewart st M'Corquodalo Archibald, cooper, 9 Antigua street M'Corquodale Daniel, carpenter, 2 Upper crescent M'Corquodalc Henry, labourer, 28 Hast Shaw street M'Corquodalc John, pilot, 20 Dalrymple street M'Corquodale, Mrs, lodgings, 11 Main street M'CORRY Mrs, 23 Arthur street M'(J()SIIIM Donald, glazier, 5 Morton torrace M'COWAN John, engineer, 04 Ann street M'Cowan James, fitter, 3 Morton terrace M'Cowarr William, mason, 33 Ann st M'(X)WAT James, engineer, 3 Regent street M'CRACKEN George, baker, 21 Vermel and 38 Shaw sfc M'Cracken James, general grocer and provision merchant, 32 Shaw street. House, 10 Bruce street DIRECTORY; 107

M'Cracken John, labourer, 4 East Quay lane M'Oackeu Mrs John, 3 Shannon's close M'CRACKETT Peter, teacher, Fairrie's school, 6 Cartsburn street. Houso, 32 Ann street M'CRADLE Hugh, painter, 4 Morton terrace M'Cradio James, plasterer, I5(> Molmscroft st. M'Cradio James, iror dresser, 21 Main st. M'Cradio John, baker, 3 Chapel street M'CRAE David, engine driver, 2 Bolville place M'Crae Daniel, ship chandler, seedsman and general merchant, 7 West breast. Houso, 14 Nelson street, west M'Crac George, jun., plainer, 11 Under crescent M'Crae James, shoomaker, 46 Inverkip street M'Crae James, Queen's porter, 28 West Burn stroot M'Crae Michael, engineer, 7 lioyd street M'Crac Robert, labourer, 3 Bearhppe street M'CRAIN Murdoch, seaman, 40 West I'.urn street M'CRINDLE James, grocer, 43 Hamilton street. House, 22 Wellington street M'Crindle William, Customhouse officer, 47 Ann st. M'Crindle Mrs William, feather and crape dresser, 13 Arthur street M'CRIRICK Thomas, Customhouse officer, 1 Orchard place r M'CUAJ.O Mangus, G. > Holmscroft street M'Cuaig Samuel (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 27 Patrick st. M'CUE James, plasterer, 21 Bruce street M'CULLOCH Alexander, aesher, 47 Hamilton street. Ho., 14 Bank street M'Culloch Colin, writer, 8 West Blackball st. Ho,. 14 Bank st. M'Culloch David, painter, 15 Mount Pleasant st. M'Culloch David, joiner, 31) Roxburgh street M'Culloch Henry, engine driver, 6 Patrick street M'Culloch Rev. James Melville, D.D., minister of West Par- ish. House, 20 Patrick st. M'Culloch John, engine driver, 27 Lynedoch street

M'Culloch John, mason, 1 Scanners street M'Culloch John, joiner, li> William street M'Culloch John, M.D., Consul ting Rooms, 21 Hamilton st. House, 20 Patrick street M'Culloch Joseph, patternmaker, G Hill street M'Culloch Robert, labourer, It Terrace road M'Culloch Thomas, mason, '22 Tobago street M'Culloch William, smith, 59 Main street M'Culloch Mrs, 41 Lynedoch street 108 DIRECTORY.

M'CULLY James, skinner, 1 Arthur street MACCUNN James, shipowner, Excise buildings MacCunn John, merchant and shipowner, Excise buildings. House, Thornhill, 37 Union street M'CUNN James, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, S Hamilton st. House, 1 Orangefield M'CURDY Angus, carpenter, 23 Dalrymple street M'Curdy Neil, carpenter, 50 Dalrymple street M'CUTCHEON Hugh, grocer, 36 Arthur street. House, 7 Springkell street M'DADE Bernard, flesher, 1 Stanners street. House, do. M'Dade Henry, spirit dealer, 62 Yennel. House, 3 Shannon's. close M'DEARMID Donald, labourer, 2 Hill street M'Dearmid Edward, labourer, 8 Sir Michael street M'Dearmid Malcolm, foreman shipbuilder, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Dearmid Neil, labourer, 3 Yirginia street MACDERMOTT Alexander, grocer, 11 Rue-end street M'DEVITT Edward, cooper, 6 Roslin street MACDONALD Archibald, teacher, St Mary's R.O. parish school, East Shaw street. House, 53 Kelly street Macdonald, Hood & Co., shipbrokers and insurance agents, 2 West Quay Macdonald Donald (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 21 Ardgowan square Macdonald George (of M'Clure and Macdonald), 50 Brougham street Macdonald Hugh J., R.C. clergyman, Patrick street Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., sugar merchants and produce brokers, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street Macdonald J. & G., sugar merchants, 15 Sugar exchange, Greenock, and 21 and 27 Virginia st., Glasgow Macdonald Thomas, assurance and commission agent, 41 Cath- cart st. Ho., 26 Brisbane st. Macdonald Mrs James, hotel keeper, Tontine hotel, 34 Cath- cart street M'DONALD Alexander, brassfinisher, 14 John street M'Donald Alexander, carpenter, 10 Baker street M'Donald Alexander, pilot, 10 West breast M'Donald Alexander, rivetter, 28 Ann street M'Donald Alexander, cooper, 1 Argyle street M'Donald Alexander, grocer, 18 Hamilton street M'Donald Alexander, blockmaker, 38 Crawfurd street DIRECTORY. 109

M'Donald Alexander, policeman, Mount View, Trafalgar street M'Donald Alexander, carpenter, 45 Hamilton street M'Donald Andrew, practical hatter, 34 West Burn st. Ho., 15 Newton street M'Donald, Angus, carpenter, 11 Shaw street M'Donald Angus, van man, 4 Kilblain street

M'Donald Angus, pastry baker, 53 Kelly street ' M'Donald Angus, Queen's porter, 15 Brisbane street M'Donald Archibald, carpenter, 10 West breast M'Donald Archibald, labourer, 4 Sir Michael street M'Donald Donald, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street M'Donald Donald, cooper, 28 Crawfurd street M'Donald Duncan, carpenter, 4 Sir Michael street M'Donald Duncan, engine-keeper, 43 St Lawrence street M'Donald Finlay, cooper, 12 Holmscroft street M'Donald Hector, gardener, Hopeton gatehouse, 44 Union street M'Donald Hugh, tanner, 35 Arthur street M'Donald Hugh, spirit merchant, 10 West breast. House, 9 do. M'Donald James, mate, 5 Bearhope street M'Donald James, carpenter, 6 Cardross place M'Donald John, boatbuilder and ship carpenter, 11 Virginia street. House, 18 Lyle street M'Donald John, carpenter, 5 Caddlehill terrace M'Donald John, tailor, 12 Tobago street M'Donald John, carpenter, 30 Wellington street M'Donald John, grocer and tea merchant, 30 Vennel and 7 William street. House, 6 Trafalgar street M'Donald John, spirit merchant, 32 Charles street M'Donald Kenneth, carpenter, > Newton street M'Donald Malcolm, machineman, 65 Nicolson street M'Donald Malcolm, carpenter, 40 Shaw street M'Donald Neil, tailor and clothier, 31 Cathcart street M'Donald Norman, carpenter, 4 Cardross street M'Donald Robert, inspector of police, 9 Bruce street M'Donald Ronald, boot and shoemaker, 45 Vennel M'Donald Thomas, carpenter, 55 Roxburgh street M'Donald William, shoemaker, 13 Crawfurd street M'Donald William, carpenter, 35 Cathcart street M'Donald Alice, milliner, 22 Cathcart street M'Donald Miss, 24 Wellington street M'Donald Mrs Daniel, 6 Trafalgar street 110 DIRECTORY.

M'Donald Mrs, 21 Ardgowan square M'Donald Mrs, spirit dealer, 22 West Blackhall street

M'Donald Mrs, spirit merchant, 7 East breast. Ho. , 2 Cross- shore street M'Donald Mrs, 33 Holmscrof t street MACDOUGALL Dugald (of William Lindsay & Co.), 1 Shaw place Macdougall John, writer, Mansionhouse. House, Eldon street • Macdougall John, M.D., 43 Eegent street Macdougall Mrs Archibald, 6 Roxburgh street M'DOUGALL Alexander, painter, 36 Lynedoch street M'Dougall Alexander, clerk, 12 Watt street M'Dougall Alexander, pilot, 36 West Blackhall street M'Dougall Alexander, flesher, 1 Belville place M'Dougall Allan, salesman, 30 Lynedoch street M'Dougall Allan, railway porter, 30 Arthur street M'Dougall Archibald, carpenter, Victoria place M'Dougall Colin, labourer, 5 Main street M'Dougall David, carpenter, 2 East Blackhall street M'Dougall Donald, joiner, 52 Wellington- street M'Dougall Donald, flesher, 46 Arthur street. Ho., 33 Ann st.. M'Dougall Dugald, greengrocer, 45 Roxburgh street M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 15 Regent street M'Dougall Dugald, engineer, 2 Morton terrace M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 1 London place, Holmscroft st. M'Dougall Duncan, baker, 27 Rue-end st. Ho., do. M'Dougall Duncan, gardener, 51 Nicolson street M'Dougall Duncan, shoemaker, 34 Ann street M'Dougall Duncan, pilot, 3 Shannon's close M'Dougall Duncan, bookseller, 33 Hamilton st. Ho., 43 Rue- end street M'Dougall George R. (of Robertson & M'Dougall), 5 Trafal- gar street M'Dougall Gilbert, gardener, Balclutha, Newark street M'Dougall Gilbert, labourer, 29 Lynedoch street M'Dougall John, carter, 46 Ann street M'Dougall John, railway porter, 52 Wellington street M'Dougall John,' joiner, 22 Wellington street M'Dougall John, labourer, 15 Regent street M'Dougall John, van driver, 27 Holmscroft street M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener, 61 Ann street M'Dougall Mary, grocer, 15 Crawfnrd street M'Dougall Mrs Donald, 58 Regent street DIRECPORY. Ill

M'Dougall Mrs, 44 Crawfurd street M'Dougall Mrs, 2 Springkell street M'Dougall Mrs, 43 Regent street M'DOWALL Thomas, tug boat master, 11 Lynedoch street M'Dowall Miss, 28 Wellington street M'Dowall William, weaver, 74 Ann street M'Dowall James, sawyer, 18 John street MACEACHKAN D., bootmaker, 14 Cathcart street. House, 3 Mearns street M'Eachran Donald, carpenter, 23 Lynedoch street M'Eachran Gilbert, labourer, 43 St Lawrence street M'Eachran John, smith, 22 John street M'EWAN Archibald, rigger, 32 West Blackball st M'Ewan James, draughtsman, 29 Rue-end street M'Ewan James, carpenter, 8 Chapel st

M'Ewan John, carter, 5 Rue-end street $ M'Ewan William, dairy, 3 Dalrymple street and QQ Vennel M'Ewan Mary Ann, stationer, 7 Cross-shore st. Ho., 11 do. M'Ewan Mrs, 11 Cross-shore street M'Ewan Mrs, 6 Cardross place M'FAYDEN Archibald, boilermaker, 1 Carnock st M'Fayden Archibald, engineer, 23 Arthur street M'Fayden John, painter, 9 East Blackhall street M'Fayden John, engine driver, 10 West breast M'Fayden John, feuar, 36 Roxburgh street M'Fayden Mrs Hugh, 13 Crawfurd street M'Fayden Mrs John, 1 Sir Michael street MACFARLAN Alexander (of Macfarlan, Brown & Co.), 36 Brisbane street Macfarlan, Brown & Co., general merchants, Customhouse pL Macfarlan Thomas M., tanner and skinner, 19 Cartsburn it. House, 8 East Blackhall street MACFARLANE John A., grocer and wine merchant, 10 West Blackhall street. House, 7 Grey place Macfarlane Donald, carriage and omnibus hirer, 25 West Blackhall st. House, 30 do. Macfarlane Duncan, C.E. and architect, 32 Cathcart street. House, Carron cottage, Port- Glasgow Macfarlane Robert, Richmond cottage, Mearns street M'FARLAN Andrew (of M'Farlan & Co.), 13 Kelly street M'Farlan & Co., hat manufacturers, 49 Cathcart street M'Farlan John, timekeeper, 60 East Hamilton street M'Farlan Rev. John, of Free Middle Church. Manse, 5 Finnart terrace 112 DIRECTORY.

M'FARLANE Alexander, labourer, 53 Crawfurd street M'Farlane Andrew, Queen's porter, 46 Kelly street M'Farlane Kev. Dr Andrew, of Nicolson street XJ.P. Church. House, Sycamore Lodge, Finnart road Macfarlane Colin, carpenter, 12 John street Macfarlane Daniel, tug boat master, 9 West breast Macfarlane Donald, boatman, 39 Mcolson street M'Farlane Donald, labourer, 2 Cardross place M'Farlane Dugald, carpenter, 4 Watt street Macfarlane Dugald, feuar, 9 Duncan street Macfarlane Duncan, cab proprietor, 10 Duncan street M'Farlane Edward, dyer, 66 Ann street Macfarlane George, carpenter, 4 John street Macfarlane George, clothier, outfitter, hosier, and shirtmaker, 1 West Blackhall street and 28 West Burn street. House, 20 Brisbane street Macfarlane George, keeper of New Town Hall, 6 Hamilton street. House, Caddlehill cottage M'Farlane Humphrey, shoemaker, 15 Bearhope street Macfarlane James, cooper, 21 Bearhope street Macfarlane James, greengrocer, 9 Cartsburn street M'Farlane John, carpenter, 30 Ann street Macfarlane John, carpenter, Mansionhouse M'Farlane John, joiner, 7 East Shaw street M'Farlane John, coal salesman, 6 Virginia street M'Farlane John, gatekeeper, 66 East Hamilton street M'Farlane Joseph H., agent for River Clyde Towing Co., 4 West Quay. House, 3 Kelly street M'Farlane Lachlan, painter, 4 Ann street M'Farlane Malcolm, carpenter, 7 Cathcart street M'Farlane Peter, Customhouse officer, 31 Ann street M'Farlane Robert, carpenter, 24 John street M'Farlane Robert, joiner, Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd st. M'Farlane Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansionhouse lane M'Farlane Robert, clerk, 11 Lynedoch street M'Farlane Robert, cooper, 15 Mount Pleasant M'Farlane Robert, labourer, 4 John street M'Farlane William, diver, 14 Kelly street M'Farlane William, labourer, 28 Tobago street M'Farlane Miss, lodgings, Nicolson street M'Farlane Mrs Andrew, 2 Tobago street M'Farlane Mrs Dugald, mangle-keeper, 23 Lynedoch street M'Farlane Mrs Duncan, 8 Duncan street M'Farlane Mrs John, 2 Hill street DIRECTORY. 113

M'Farlane Mrs Robert, lodgings, 16 Hope street M'Farlane Mrs,»22 West Blackhall street M'Farlane Mrs, 8 Baker street M'Farlane Mrs, 8 West Burn street M'Farlane Mrs, refreshment rooms, 6 East Quay lane MACFEE S. confectioner, 19 Regent street. House, do. MACFIE Archibald, grocer, 46 Shaw st. Ho., 22 Inverkipst. Macfie John, grocer and provision merchant, 14 West Black- hall street and 56 Vennel. Ho., 2 London place, Holms- croft street M'FIE Angus, lumper, 45 Lynedoch street M'Fie Archibald, fireman, 2 Clarence street M'Fie Daniel, mason, 4 Nelson street M'Fie Donald, porter, 31 Holmscroft street M'Fie James, carpenter, 3 St Andrew street M'Fie James, joiner, 1 London place, Holmscroft st. M'Fie John, cork manufacturer, 54 Shaw street. House, 1 William street M'Fie William, locker, 18 Bruce street M'Fie Mrs D., 3 Regent street M'Fie Mrs, 9 Mearns street M'Fie Mrs, lodgings, 65 Rue-end street M'Fie Mrs, 14 Kelly street M'Fie Mrs, spirit dealer, 4 William street. House, 10 do. M'GALLAN David, tailor and clothier, 1 Argyle street M'Gallan David, tailor, 44 Inverkip street M'GAVIN James, coal and lime merchant, Upper Greenock station. Office, 27 West Burn st. Ho., 5 Hillend M'GALDRICK John, labourer, 14 Sir Michael street M'GEAOHIN James, mason, 49 Holmscroft street M'GEACHAN William, mason, 15 Holmscroft street M'Geachan William, joiner, 66 Ann street M'GEORGE James, shoemaker, 58 Rue-end st. House, 17 Lyle street M'GHEE Henry, cooper, 13 East Quay lane M'Ohee John, dairyman, 38 Shaw street M'Ghee Mrs, 15 Inverkip st. M'GHIE Gaven, clerk, 35 Lynedoch street M'Ghie George, tailor, 35 Nelson street M'Gie John, boatman, 21 Sugarhouse lane M"GIBBON J. & J., underclothing and furnishing shop, 14: West Blackhall st. House, 11 Watt st. M'Gibbon Mrs, 5 St Lawrence st. M'GILL Archibald, maltster, 10 Inverkip st. h 114 DIRECTORY.

M'Gill Hugh, boilermaker, 50 East Hamilton st M'Gill James, engineer, 23 Hope street M'Gill James, carter, 36 Vennel M'Gill John, carpenter, 19 Roxburgh st. M'Gill John M. (of Mackenzie & Walker), 1 Mearns st M'Gill John, labourer, 29 Hamilton street M'Gill John, 2 John street M'Gill Robert, carpenter, 1 West Stewart street M'GILP Neil, joiner, 24 Cartsburn street M'GILYRAY Alexander, tidewaiter, 22 Brisbane st. M'Gilvray Angus, carpenter, 55 Holmscroft st. M'Gilvray William, carpenter, 11 Hill street M'GINTY James, boot closer, 23 Vennel M'GIRR John, shipmaster, 5 Hamilton street M'GINNIS Bernard (of Leslie & M'Ginnis), 63 Ann st. M'Ginnis John, broker, 20 Shaw st. Ho., 1 Broad close M'GLASHAN Archibald, carter, Salmon st. M'Glashan George, joiner, 52 East Hamilton street M'Glashan John, shoe merchant, 28 Charles st. Ho., 26 do. M'Glashan Mrs Robert, refreshment rooms, 12 Rue-end st. M'GLINSHEY James, boarding-house keeper, 8 Dalrymple street * M'Glinshey Mrs, boarding house keeper, 5 Shaw st. M'GOUGAN John, labourer, 29 Roxburgh st. M GOWAN Ebenezer, H.M. Customs, 61 Ann street M'Gowan James, boilermaker, 3 Morton terrace M'Gowan John, engineer, 6 Cardross place M'Gowan Mrs Daniel, 4 Tobago street M'GOWN Mrs John, feuar, Belville place M'GRAIN John, carpenter, 52 East Hamilton st M'GRANACHAN John, fruit merchant, 8 Charles st M'Granachan, Joseph, assistant pawnbroker, 67 Shaw st MACGREGOR John (of J. & W. Stewart), Rosebank, 25 Forsyth street M'GREGOR Alexander, shopman, 54 Drumfrochar road M'Gregor Alexander, joiner, 61 Nicolson street M'Gregor Alexander, potter, 1 Duncan street M'Gregor Alexander, tinsmith, 51 Roxburgh street M'Gregor Archibald, labourer, 9 Main street M'Gregor Charles (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 14 Bank st. M'Gregor Daniel, watchman, 6 Antigua street i M'Gregor Daniel, mate, 2 Tobago street M'Gregor David, plumber, 10 Antigua street M'Gregor & Donald, glaziers and glass embossers, 15 Charles 8t* DIRECTORY. 115

M'Gregor D. & Co., chronometer and nautical instrument makers, 32 Cathcart street M'Gregor George, engineer, 35 Ann street M'Gregor Gregor, storekeeper, 10 Chapel street M'Gregor Hugh, jun., 12 Union street M'Gregor J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriage proprietors, Tontine stables, and 28 Cathcart street M'Gregcr James, examining officer, H.M. Customs, 14 Well- ington street M'Gregor James, shipwright, 30 Lynedoch street M'Gregor James, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 8 Cathcart street and 1 Shaw street. House, Mount Charles place, Mearns street M'Gregor John C, merchant, 12 Union street M'Gregor John, carpenter, 16 William street M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 23 and 25 Shaw street and 9 East Quay lane. House, 21 Brisbane streeet M'Gregor John, joiner, 34 Holmscroft street M'Gregor Lewis, cabinetmaker, 11 West breast M'Gregor Malcolm, joiner, 5 East Blackhall street M'Gregor Nicol (of N. & R. M'Gregor), 4 Antigua street M'Gregor N. & R., boatbuilders, 43 Rue-end street M'Gregor Peter, storekeeper, 24 John street M'Gregor Peter, labourer, 9 Main street M'Gregor Peter, brassfinisher, 23 Hope street M'Gregor Robert (of N. & R. M'Gregor), 2 Antigua street M'Gregor William, carpenter, 42 Main street M'Gregor William, smith, 1 Arthur street M'Gregor Miss, 2 Nelson street, west M'Gregor Mrs, 4 Carnock street M'Gregor Mrs, 2 Hill street M'Gregor Mrs Robert, 3 Bearhope street M'Gregor Mrs, huckster, 49 Shaw street M'GRONTHER Robert, store-keeper, 65 Ann street M'GUCKIN Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 10 Hamil- ton street. House, 18 Bogle street M'Guckin Edward, shoemaker, 7 New Dock lane M'Guckin George, steamboatman, 45 Cathcart street M'Guckin John, pawnbroker, 8 Stanners street and 51 Main street. House, 18 Bogle street M'Guckin Richard, boot and shoemaker, 5 Rue- end st. Ho., 10 Stanners street M'GUIRE Bernard, slater, 53 Crawfurd street 116 DIRECTORY.

M'Guire James, hair cutter, 26 Dalrymple street M'Guire John, labourer, 50 East Hamilton street M'Guire John, gatekeeper, 3 Virginia street M'Guire Thomas, carpenter, 1 Morton terrace M'HOUL John, pointsman, 15 Brougham street M'HUTCHEON Alexander, spirit merchant 1 Springkell st. House, 9 do. M'lLANEY John, tailor, 6 William street M'lLKAY John, boilermaker, 29 Arthur street M'lLROY Alexander, labourer, 15 John street M'llroy John, stevedore, 29 Shaw street M'llroy John, broker, 18 Dalrymple st. Ho., 11 Market st. M'llroy Matthew, mason, 68 Ann street M'lLVAEN" John, superintendent of Mercantile Marine, and Registrar of Royal Naval Reserve for the ports of Green- ock and Port- Glasgow. Mercantile Marine Office, 6 Yirginia street. House, 25 Kelly street M'lLWEE James, shoemaker, 1 Inverkip street M'lLWRAITH Adam, baker, 38 Roxburgh street M'llwraith Adam, joiner, 23 Bruce street M'llwraith David, wholesale grocer and insurance agent, 12 William street. House, 5 Shaw place M'llwraith Hew (of M'llwraith & Swan), writer, notary public, and assessor of Dean of Guild Court, Roselle cottage, Esplanade M'llwraith James, feuar, 57 Roxburgh street M'llwraith John, rigger, 40 Nicolson street M'llwraith & Swan, writers, 4 Hamilton street M'llwraith William, hosier, glover, and shirt manufacturer, 2 West Blackhall street. House, Dempster st. M'llwraith Miss, hosier, 23 Hamilton street M'lNDOE Robert, wine and spirit dealer, 45 Dalrymple st. House, 1 Union court M'INNES Alexander, carter, Prospect Hill house M'Innes Angus, flesher, 13 Vennel M'Innes Angus, labourer, 7 Under crescent M'Innes Archibald, carpenter, 15 Regent street M'Innes Daniel, carpenter, 5 Inverkip street M'Innes Donald, boilermaker, 8 Hill street M'Innes Donald, labourer, 26 Hutcheson's court M'Innes Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Hamilton st. and 15 Rue-end street. House, 15 Rue-end street M'Innes Dugald, wholesale wine and spirit store, 42 Arthur st. M'Innes Duncan, labourer, 1 Sinclair street DIRECTORY. 117

M'Innes Duncan, joiner, 10 Terrace road M'Innes James, engineer, 39 Lynedoch street M'Innes William, ex-Inland Revenue officer, 7 Union st. M'Innes Mrs Alexander, feuar, GO Ann street M'Innes Mrs Alexander, 64 Ann street M'Innes Mrs, 4 Bentinck street M'Innes Mrs, 63 Roxburgh street M'INTOSH Alexander, engineer, 62 Ann street M'lntosh Alexander, seaman, 41 Cathcart street M'Intosh Donald, engineer, 3 Regent street M'lntosh Duncan, cooper, 47 Mcolson street M'Intosh Hugh, carpenter, Alma cottage, Hillend st. M'lntosh James, cabinetmaker, 72 Wellington st. M'Intosh John, labourer, 2 Rue-end street M'Intosh Roderick, boilermaker, 10 Cardross place M'Intosh William, furnishings, 27 Ann street M'Intosh Miss, 27 Mcolson street M'Intosh Mrs John, 23 Lynedoch street MACINTYRE James, fishmonger, 3 Hamilton st. House, 15 Newton street Maclntyre John D., insurance broker, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street. House, 24 Kelly street M'INTYRE Allan, carter, 2 Ann street M'Intyre Andrew, cork manufacturer and tobacconist, 23 Vennel. House, 3 Holmscroft street M'Intyre A., gardener, 40 West Burn street M'Intyre Colin, baker, 47 Mcolson street M'Intyre David, smith, 14 Bearhope street M'Intyre Donald, shoemaker, 8 John street M'Intyre Donald, porter, 46 Cathcart street M'Intyre Donald, carter, 5 Bruce street M'Intyre Dougall, smith, 3 Regent street M'Intyre Duncan, of H.M. Customs, 75 Union st. M'Intyre Duncan, boilermaker, 10 Cardross place M'Intyre Duncan & Co., boot and shoemakers, 4 Cartsburnst. House, View Bank cottage, St Lawrence st. M'Intyre Duncan, policeman, 28 Sir Michael street M'Intyre Duncan, ironmonger and ship chandler, 25 Rue-end street. House, 34 West Blackhall street M'Intyre Ewing, detective officer, 3 Manse lane M'Intyre James, plasterer, 54 Wellington street M'Intyre James, labourer, 12 Terrace road M'Intyre James, smith, 6 Kilblain street M'Intyre John, joiner, 18 Inverkip street 118 DIRECTORY.

M'Intyre John, Customs boatman, Mountside place, Holms- croft street M'Intyre John, shipmaster, 18 Antigua street M'Intyre John, labourer, 8 William street M'Intyre John, labourer, 4 Ropework street M'Intyre John, railway policeman, 33 Holmscrof t street M'Intyre John, labourer, 1 John street M'Intyre Nicol, boatman, 2 Holmscrof t street M'Intyre Peter, shipmaster, 33 Sir Michael street M'Intyre Thomas, grocer and feuar, 6 Cartsburn street. Ho., View Bank cottage, St Lawrence street M'Intyre William, inspector of police, 18 Ann street M'Intyre William, smith, Cartsburn cottage M'Intyre Catherine, 22 East Shaw street M'Intyre Mrs Archibald, 12 Bruce street M'Intyre Mrs Duncan, 4 West Quay lane M'Intyre Mrs, 24 Bruce street M'Intyre Mrs, 29 Main street M'Intyre Mrs, midwife, 1 Buccleuch street M'Intyre Mrs, lodgings, 28 East Hamilton street M'Intyre Mrs, 8 Watt street M'Intyre Mrs, 11 Antigua street M'ISAAC, Murray & Co, ship brokers and commission agents, Palmerston buildings, and 1 1 Union street, Glasgow M'Isaac Mrs, 5 Baker street M'lVER Alexander, 36 Lyle street M'lver Alexander, carpenter, 38 Crawfurd street M'lver Archibald, tide waiter, Belville house M'lver Colin, gateman, 12 Ingleston road M'lver Hector, carpenter, 57 St Lawrence street M'lver John, carpenter, 7 Hill street M'lver Misses, 36 Lyle street M'lVOR Arnott, French polisher, 7 Newton street M'JANNET John (of M'Jannet & Park), 51 Holmscroffc street M'Jannet & Park, plumbers and gasfitters, 8 Kilblain street M'Jannet William, joiner, 5 Hill street M'KAFFERTY Peter, cooper, 30 Ann street MACKAIL James, general grocer and tea dealer, 45 Hamil- ton st. Ho., 38 Holmscroft street M'KAIL Thomas, grocer, 8 Kilblain st. Ho., 13 West Stewart street MACKAY Hugh, provision merchant and commission agent, 44 Shaw street DIRECPORY. 119

Mackay Peter, slater and slate merchant, 9 Chapel st. Ho., 47 Esplanade Mackay Thomas, baker, purveyor, and wine and spirit merchant, Havelock buildings, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho., 16 Mount Pleasant street Mackay William, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Sugarhouse lane. House, 41 Nicolson street M'KAY Charles, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st. M'Kay Daniel, cooper, 15 Sir Michael street M'Kay Donald, carpenter, 8 Under crescent M'Kay Duncan, boilermaker, 35 Arthur st. M'Kay George, blacksmith, 10 Mearns street M'Kay James, river pilot, 9 Kelly street M'Kay James, assistant storekeeper, 18 Upper crescent M'Kay James, tailor, 11 Vennel M'Kay James, moulder, 9 Ingleston street M'Kay James, labourer, 19 Regent street M'Kay James, slater, 10 Hamilton st. M'Kay John, labourer, 3 Crawfurd street M'Kay John, joiner, 41 Crawfurd st. M'Kay John, grocer, 26 Market street M'Kay John, carpenter, 3 Hill st. M'Kay Peter, cooper, 60 Wellington street M'Kay Robert, smith, 4 Dellingburn street M'Kay William, hairdresser, 7 Vennel. House, 20 Hamilton street M'Kay William, ropespinner, 27 Holmscroft st. M'Kay William slater, 22 West Blackhall st. M'Kay Mrs, 30 Dalrymple st. M'Kay Mrs, grocer, 27 Vennel M'Kay Mrs, 63 Nicolson st. M'Kay Mrs Margaret, 25 Ingleston st. M'Kay Mrs David, clothier, 52 Shaw st. Ho., 1 William st. M'Kay Mrs, lodgings, 2 East breast M'Kay Mrs Robert, 24 Bruce st. M'KEAN James, broker, 8 Vennel M'Kean John, boarding house, 8 East breast M'KECHNIE Allan, flesher, 18 West Blackhall street, and 16 Kelly st. House, 6 Martin terraee M'Kechnie Angus, labourer, 34 West Burn st. M'Kechnie Angus, labourer, 3 West Burn st. M'Kechnie Dugald, joiner, 37 Ann st. M'Kechnie Hugh, joiner, 4 Springkell st. Ho., Victoria plac& M'Kechnie John, engineer, 24 Ingleston street 120 DIRECTORY.

M'Kechnie Peter, labourer, 22 West Blackhall street M'Kechnie Eobert, seaman, 4 East Quay lane M'Kechnie Robert, mate, 16 Antigua street M'Kechnie William, compositor, 6 West Blackhall street M'Kechnie Miss C, 5 Ardgowan street, Glebe M'Kechnie Miss, dressmaker, 29 Brougham street M'Kechnie Mrs Alexander, 40 West Burn street M'Kechnie Mrs Dugald, 14 Sir Michael street M'Kechnie Mrs John, feuar, 8 Watt street M'Kechnie Mrs, 1 William street M'Kechnie Mrs, 29 Ingleston street MACKELLAR Alexander, secretary and treasurer Greenock Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd st. Ho., 14 Union st. Mackellar Peter (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 14 Union street M'KELLAR Alexander, cooper, 15 Baker street M'Kellar Alexander, carpenter, I Hill street M'Kellar Alexander, smith, 2 Cardross place M'Kellar Angus, cooper, 1 Bruce street M'Kellar Archibald, cooper, 40 West Burn street M'Kellar Archibald, carpenter, 37 Roxburgh street M'Kellar Archibald, baker, 8 Market street M'Kellar Archibald, plasterer, 18 Tobago street M'Kellar Archibald, joiner, 12 Antigua street M'Kellar Charles, moulder, 7 Lynedoch street M'Kellar Daniel, cooper, 7 West Stewart street M'Kellar David, patternmaker, 7 Ingleston street M'Kellar Donald, boilermaker, 8 Duncan street M'Kellar Duncan, enginekeeper, 3 Virginia street M'Kellar Duncan, smith, 26 Tobago street M'Kellar Duncan, coach proprietor, 13 Jamaica st. House, 15 do. M'Kellar James, labourer, 7 Upper crescent M'Kellar James, labourer, 13 Crawfurd street M'Kellar John, rigger, 34 Holmscroft street M'Kellar John, cooper, 15 Regent street M'Kellar Malcolm, carpenter, 1 M'Kenzie street M'Kellar Malcolm, moulder, 12 Antigua street M'Kellar Neil, blockmaker, 56 Wellington street M'Kellar Peter, 5 Robertson street M'Kellar Peter B. (of P. B. M'Kellar & Co.), 26 Wellington street M'Kellar P. B. & Co., wholesale grocers, 3 East breast M'Kellar Peter, cooper, 33 Sir Michael street JM'Kellar William, brassmoulder, 11 Hill street DIRECTORY. 121

M'Kellar Janet, lodgings, 19 Hamilton street M'Kellar Tarbert, watchman, 25 Ingleston road M'Kellar Miss Christinia, feuar Harvie lane M'Kellar Mrs, lodgings, 55 Nicolson street M'Kellar Mrs, 3 Hope street M'Kellar Mrs A., 14 Union street M'Kellar Mrs D„ 11 Koxburgh street M'Kellar Mrs John, 37 Ann street M'Kellar Mrs John, ladies' nurse, 28 East Hamilton street M'KELVIE James, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 24 and 29 Hamilton street M'Kelvie John, janitor, Greenock Academy M'Kelvie Robert, gardener, 4 Morton terrace M'Kelvie Mrs, 1 "Watson's lane M'Kelvie Eobert, 28 East Hamilton street M'Kelvie Mrs James, 25 Patrick street M'KEMMIE Robert, miller, East Stewart Street Grain Mills. House, 23 Ingleston street M'Kemmie James, mason, 3 West Shaw street M'KENDRICK Henry, hammerman, 53 Main street M'Kendrick James, shoemaker, 7 Cartsburn street

M'Kendrick Hugh, labourer, 1 3 John st. M'KENDRY Miss Margaret, lodgings, 6 Chapel street MACKENZIE Alexander (of A. Mackenzie & Co.), 2 Grey place Macckenzie A. & Co., printers, publishers, and proprietors of Greenock Advertiser, 29. Hamilton street Mackenzie Archibald, ship insurance agent, 1 West quay. House, 21 Bank st Mackenzie James, wholesale and retail spirit merchant, 30' Cathcart street. House, 14 Ardgowan street, west Mackenzie W. J., ironmonger and tool maker, 4 Shaw street,. Greenock, and Fore street, Port-Glasgow. House, 43. Itynedoch street Mackenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers and bakers,

Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn square ; shop, 63 Rue-end street M'KENZIE Adam, joiner, 3 Hill street M'Kenzie Alexander, detective officer, 1 1 Ann street M'Kenzie Alexander, carpenter, 9 Ingleston street M'Kenzie, Alexander, baker, 14 West Blackhall street. Ho.,. 6 West Stewart street M'Kenzie Alexander, labourer, 7 Boyd street M'Kenzie Archibald, joiner, 3 Hill street 122 DIRECTORY.

M'Kenzie Archibald, blockmaker, 33 Lynedoch street M'Kenzie Colin, cooper, 2 Devlin's land, Ann street M'Kenzie Colin, carpenter, 1 Arthur street M'Kenzie Colin, smith, 6 John street M'Kenzie Daniel, joiner, 2 Dellingburn street M'Kenzie Donald, engineer, 5 Regent street M'Kenzie Donald, commercial traveller, 13 Antigua st. M'Kenzie Duncan, sailmaker, 6 Mount Pleasant st. M'Kenzie George, joiner, 4 Kilblain street M'Kenzie Henry E. (of M'Kenzie & Kelso), 37 Nelson street, west M'Kenzie John, spirit dealer, 11 John street. M'Kenzie John, boilermaker, 66 Vennel M'Kenzie John, engineer, 6 Nelson street, west M'Kenzie John, pilot, 62 Vennel M'Kenzie John, optician and nautical instrument maker, 6 Inverkip street M'Kenzie John, carpenter, 6 Ann street M'Kenzie & Kelso, wholesale and retail fish and oil merchants, 12 West breast and 17 Charles street M'Kenzie Malcolm, carpenter, 33 Lynedoch st. M'Kenzie Norman, boilermaker, 15 Nicolson street M'Kenzie Peter, salesman, M'Millan's land, Ann st. -M'Kenzie Robert, engineer, 17 Ingleston street M'Kenzie Robert, Glen cottage, Bedford street M'Kenzie William, smith, 38 Hamilton street M'Kenzie William, engineer, 4 Morton terrace M'Kenzie Miss E., 10 Brisbane street M'Kenzie Mrs, 2 West Stewart street M'Kenzie Mrs E., spirit dealer, 33 Roxburgh street M'Kenzie Mrs, lodgings, 6 Lyle street M'Kenzie Mrs John, 8 Ann street M'KEONN Bernard, broker, 19 Shaw street M'KERRACHER Donald, maltster, 14 Bearhope st. M'KESSOCK William carpenter, 9 Cathcart street MACKIE John, flesher, 20 John street M'KILLOP Alexander, joiner, 64 Ann street M'Killop Alexander, joiner, 28 East Hamilton st. M'Killop Hugh, joiner, 13 West Blackhall street M'KIMMELL Alexander, tailor, '11 Laird street

M'KIMM William, labourer, 13 West Blackhall st. . M'KINLAY Alexander, carpenter, 1 Carnock st. M'Kinlay Archibald, spirit dealer, 2 West Burn st. M'Kinlay Archibald, carpenter, 47 St Lawrence st. DIRECTORY. 123

M'Kinlay Edward, labourer, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'Kinlay John, shoemaker, 19 Bearhope street M'Kinlay John (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 1 Orangefield pi. M'Kinlay John, millwright, Overton M'Kinlay Peter, carpenter, 59 Main street M'Kinlay Miss C, 4 Watt street M'Kinlay Miss, 38 Nelson street, west M'KINNON Allan, carpenter, 8 Watt street M'Kinnon Alexander, labourer, 3 Dellingburn street M'Kinnon Alexander, steamboat owner, 20 Lyle street M'Kinnon Alexander, carter, 13 Hope street M'Kinnon Archibald, seaman, 13 Charles street M'Kinnon Charles, grocer, 30 Wellington street. House, do. M'Kinnon Charles, boilermaker, Old Hillend M'Kinnon Daniel, boilermaker, 2 Springkell street M'Kinnon David, carpenter, 16 Arthur street M'Kinnon Donald, police -sergeant, 28 Shaw street M'Kinnon Donald, engineer, Orchard place M'Kinnon John, carpenter, 5 Bogle street M'Kinnon John, labourer, 59 St Lawrence st M'Kinnon John, boilermaker, 1 Carnock street M'Kinnon John, labourer, 15 St Andrew street M'Kinnon John, boilermaker, Kirkwood's land, Hill-end M'Kinnon John, railway porter, 7 Hill street M'Kinnon John, carpenter, 61 Nicolson street M'Kinnon John, labourer, 59 St Lawrence st. M'Kinnon Malcolm, carpenter, 8 Lyle street M'Kinnon Neil, tailor and clothier, 26 Hamilton street M'Kinnon Neil, chimney sweeper, 7 Cowgate street M'Kinnon Robert, labourer, 3 Dellingburn square M'Kinnon Mary, green grocer, 13 East Shaw street. House, 21 Bruce street M'Kinnon Mrs John, lodgings, 31 Ann street M'Kinnon Mrs Lachlan, 6 Watt street M'Kinnon Mrs, 10 Terrace road M'Kinnon Mrs, 9 Hill street M'Kinnon Mrs, tobacconist, 40 Shaw street M'KIRDY Alexander, watchman, 37 Crawfurd street M'Kirdy John, engineer, 39 Lynedoch street M'Kirdy James, carpenter, 38 Holmscroft street M'Kirdy John, boatman, 59 Rue-end street M'Kirdy Mrs John, 19 Bruce street M'KISSOCK Peter, tailor, 32 Tobago street M'KIVER Mrs John, 26 Brisbane street 124 DIRECTORY.

MACKNIGET Miss, 65 Regent street MACLAOHLAN Andrew, boot and shoe manufacturer, 35 Cathcart st. Ho., National Bank buildings, Watt place Maclachlan Donald, joiner, builder, and property valuator, 8 Tobago street. House, 5 Robertson street M'LACHLAN Archibald, sculptor, 13 Bruce street. House,, 46 Inverkip street M'Lachlan Alexander, boilermaker, 6 Upper crescent M'Lachlan Archibald, boatman, 8 Watt street M'Lachlan Colin, porter, 26 East Shaw street M'Lachlan Hugh, teacher, Gaelic Parish School, West Stewart street. House, 9 Watt street M'Lachlan James, slater, 14 Kilblain street. House, 32 Nicolson street M'Lachlan James, baker, 3 Sir Michael st. M'Lachlan James, labourer, 8 Tobago street M'Lachlan John, labourer, 22 Tobago street M'Lachlan John, sailmaker, Donald's court, East breast. House, 10 Ardgowan st„ west M'Lachlan John (of M'Lachlan & Paterson), 13 Brisbane st. M'Lachlan John, broker, 6 Smith's lane M'Lachlan John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Dalrymple st. House, 3 Nicolson street M'Lachlan John, joiner, 1 Morton terrace M'Lachlan John R., sheriff officer, 42 Inverkip street M'Lachlan Kenneth, draper, 28 Charles street. House, 22 Ann street M'Lachlan Lawrence, slater, 14 Terrace road M'Lachlan & Paterson, drapers and clothiers, 15 Hamilton st. M'Lachlan Peter, engineer, 10 East Blackhall street M'Lachlan Robert, smith, 19 Ingleston place M'Lachlan Robert, church officer, 27 Nicolson street M'Lachlan William, 6 West Blackhall st. M'Lachlan Miss, 63 Nicolson street M'Lachlan Miss, 6 Ardgowan street, west M'Lachlan Mrs, 1 West Burn street M'Lachlan Mrs, 2 Charles street M'Lachlan Mrs, 59 St Lawrence street M'Lachlan Mrs, 13 Brisbane street M'Lachlan Mrs, 4 Dalrymple street M'LAGGAN" James, chemist and druggist, 34 West Blackhall street. House, 14 do. M'Laggan Peter W., practical watchmaker, jeweller, &c, 23 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 125

M'Laren Angus, joiner, 6 West Stewart street M'Laren Colin, labourer, 8 Under crescent M'Laren Duncan, clerk, 82 Drumfrochar road M'Laren John, missionary, 46 Kelly street M'Laren John, labourer, 18 Ann street M'Laren John, boilermaker, 5 Bearhope street M'Laren John, joiner, 2 Loudoun place, Holmscroft st. M'Laren Thomas, joiner, 35 Lynedoch street M'Laren William, labourer, 4 Ingleston road M'Laren Miss, milliner, 25 Charles st. House, 31 do. M'Laren Miss C, mangier and dresser, 6 West Stewart st. M'Laren Mrs, grocer, 48 Shaw street. House, Hope street M'Laren Mrs, 1 West Stewart street M'LARTY Alexander, town's weigher, 9 Lynedoch street M'Larty Alexander, carpenter, 13 Under crescent M-Larty Archibald, engineer, 13 Charles street M'Larty Archibald, boilermaker, 2 Ingleston street M'Larty Donald, carter, 8 East Shaw street M'Larty Dugald, seaman, 11 West breast M'Larty John, clerk, 26 Ingleston street M'Larty John, moulder, 13 Hope street M'Larty Malcolm, weigher, Yictoria place, Hillend M'Lartj^ William, labourer, 17 Bruce street M'Larty Miss, 8 Margaret street M'Larty Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 4 Bearhope street. House, 26 Hamilton street M'LATCHIE James, carter, 3 Cross-shore street M'Latchie Mrs, 5 Watt street M'LAUCHLAN John (of Clyde Pottery Co.), Port-Glasgow road M'LAUGHLIN James, fishmonger, 31 Market street. Ho., 26 Tobago street JM'LAUGHLAN Archibald, rigger, 8 Hill street M'Laughlan James, provision dealer, 13 Market st. House, 14 do. M'LAUGHLEN Alexander, gardener, 15 Margaret street M'LAUGHLIN Daniel, boilermaker, 44 Shaw street M'Laughlin Neil, butter and egg merchant, 31 Market st. M'Laughlin Edward, assistant pawnbroker, 34 Shaw street' M'Laughlin Peter, spirit dealer, 65 Main street. House, 1 Stanners street M'Laughlin Mrs, lodgings, 6 Shaw street M'LAURIN Mrs, lodgings, 6 Shaw place M'LAY William, labourer, 2 East Shaw street 126 DIRECTORY.

M'LEA James S., commission agent, 18 West Burn street House, 11 Nelson street, west MACLEAN Archibald, clerk to Water Trust, 6 Hamilton st. House, Finnart street Maclean Daniel, writer, J. P. Fiscal and Joint Burgh Fiscal, Commercial buildings, 14 Hamilton street. House, 20 Ardgowan square Maclean Rev. Ebenezer, of West Burn Street Baptist Church. House, 21 Brisbane street Maclean James (of Maclean & Co., merchants), 5 Robertson st. Maclean & Co., merchants and commission agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street M'LEAN Alexander, porter, 17 Roxburgh street M'Lean Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Bank street M'Lean Alexander, painter, 21 East Shaw street M'Lean Allan, carpenter, 19 Regent street M'Lean Allan, cooper, 12 Ardgowan street M'Lean, Angus & Co., engineers and ironfounders, 5 Ingleston street M'Lean Angus, carpenter, Cardross place M'Lean Angus, labourer, 16 Crawfurd street M'Lean Angus, shoemaker, 42 Inverkip street M'Lean Archibald, joiner, 15 Antigua street M'Lean Archibald, carter, 33 Inverkip street M'Lean Archibald, labourer, 4 West Burn street M'Lean Archibald, 17 Mount Pleasant street M'Lean Archibald, joiner, 51 Kelly street M'Lean Archibald, carpenter, 1 Belville place M'Lean & Barclay, plumbers, 11 East Quay lane M'Lean Charles, moulder, 2 Cardross place M'Lean Daniel, carpenter, 8 Upper crescent M'Lean Daniel, spirit dealer, 13 Arthur street M'Lean Daniel, carter, 86 Regent street M'Lean Daniel, plater, 66 East Hamilton street M'Lean David, carpenter, 28 East Shaw street M'Lean Donald, carter, 15 Captain street M'Lean Dugald, gardener, 6 Kilblain street M'Lean Duncan, shipmaster, li Nelson street, west M'Lean Duncan, carpenter, 5 East Quay lane M*Lean Duncan, labourer, 41 Cathcart street

- M'Lean Duncan, sawyer, 43 Holmscroft street J M'Lean Hector, engineer, 3 Manse lane M'Lean Hugh, boilermaker, 34 Nicolson street

M'Lean Hugh, Queen's porter, 46 Kelly street .. „ 4 DIRECTORY. 127

M'Lean Hugh, plater, 13 Arthur street M'Lean Hugh, funeral undertaker, 41 Hamilton st M'Lean Hugh, engine driver, 3 Hill st. M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 12 Watt street M'Lean James & Coy., timber merchants, Greenock Patent Saw Mills, and manufacturers of wood mouldings, 25, 28 and 64 Main street M'Lean James, boilermaker, 15 East Shaw street M'Lean James (of M'Lean & Barclay), 14 Lyle street M'Lean James, joiner, 9 East Shaw street M'Lean James, boilermaker, 10 Chapel street M'Lean James (of James M'Lean & Co.), West bank, 2 Mar- garet street M'Lean James (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 11 Ingleston st. M'Lean John, draper, 18 Hamilton street. Ho., 22 Brisbane street M'Lean John & Co., coopers and fishcurers, 16 Charles st. M'Lean John (of John M'Lean & Co.), 13 Ardgowan st., west M'Lean John, boilermaker, 26 Hamilton street M'Lean John, cooper, 41 Crawfurd street M'Lean John, sawyer, 8 Cardross place M'Lean John, policeman, 8 Cardross place M'Lean John, labourer, 7 Market street M'Lean John, carpenter, 16 Sir Michael street M'Lean John, smith, 6 West Stewart street M'Lean John, Customhouse boatman, 50 Ann street M'Lean John, letter carrier, 7 William street M'Lean John, labourer, 15 Arthur street M'Lean John, carpenter, 53 Holmscroft street M'Lean Lachlan, seaman, 7 Lynedoch street M'Lean Lachlan, labourer, 17 Roxburgh street M'Lean Malcolm, tidewaiter, 9 East Quay lane M'Lean Matthew (of M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co.), 13 Ardgowan street, west M'Lean Matthew, contractor, West quay. House, 23 Bank street M'Lean Neil, seaman, 13 Charles street M'Lean Neil, shoemaker, 3 Inverkip street M'Lean Neil, joiner, 68 Ann street M'Lean Neil, painter, 44 Cathcart street M'Lean Neil, policeman, 22 West Blackhall street M'Lean Neil, labourer, 35 Cathcart street M'Lean Peter, spirit dealer, 8 West breast. House, 6 West Blackhall street 128 directory'

M'Lean Peter, stevedore, 9 East Quay lane M'Lean Peter, labourer, Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd st. M'Lean Robert, plater, 56 Holmscroft street M'Lean Rodger, labourer, 6 West Burn st. M'Lean Ronald, smith, &c, 6 Baker street. House, Mount Charles place, Mearns st. M'Lean William, smith, 15 Bearhope st. M'Lean William, engineer, 3 Holmscroft street M'Lean Miss, umbrella maker, 33 Hamilton st. M'Lean Miss, 15 Sugarhouse lane M'Lean Miss, milliner, 5 Inverkip street M'Lean Miss Flora, grocer, 12 Lyle street M'Lean Mrs, mangier, 25 Bruce street M'Lean Mrs Alexander, spirit dealer, 36 Inverkip street M'Lean Mrs A., 5 Regent street M'Lean Mrs Daniel, 68 Ann street M'Lean Mrs A., 10 Brisbane street M'Lean Mrs Malcolm, 1 William street M'Lean Mrs John, lodgings, 5 St Andrew square M'Lean Mrs John, 41 Vennel M'Lean Mrs, 34 Dalrymple street M'Lean Mrs L., 3 Ingleston street M'Lean Mrs R., 65 Ann street M'Lean Mrs William, 1 Ardgowan square M'Lean Mrs, 3 Salmon street M'LEARY Edward, dresser, 59 St Lawrence street M'LEAYEN John, caulker, 7 Bearhope street M'LEISH Peter, engineer, 58 Lynedoch street M'LELLAN Andrew, labourer, 36 East Hamilton street M'Lellan Archibald, shopman, 6 Mount Pleasant street M'Lellan Archibald, steamboatman, 10 Charles street M'Lellan Archibald, joiner, 58 Wellington street M'Lellan Donald, boilermaker, 46 Cathcart street M'Lellan Hugh, labourer, 5 Upper crescent M'Lellan James & Co., ship brokers and commission agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street M'Lellan John, tidewaiter, Mountside, Holmscroft street M'Lellan Neil, carter, 35 Inverkip street M'Lellan Walter, sawyer, 73 Regent street M'Lellan William, labourer, 13 Under crescent M'Lellan William, feuar, 39 Lynedoch street M'Lellan Miss, 73 Jamieson place, Nicolson street M'Lellan Mrs Duncan, 45 Hamilton street M'Lellan Mrs, 76 Ann street DIRECTORY. 129

M'Lellan Mrs, 29 Nicolson street M'Lellan Mrs, 20 Sugarho use -lane M'Lellan Mrs, 66 Vennel M'LELLAND James, grocer, 30 Lynedoch st. House, 14 Hope street M'Lelland Mrs Robert, Mansionhouse M'LENNAN Adam, flesher, 6 Inverkip street M'Lennan Daniel, spirit merchant, 61 Main st. M'Lennan James, sailmaker, 40 Arthur st. M'Lennan Miss, 9 Antigua street M'LEOD Alexander, Queen's porter, 38 Nelson st., west M'Leod Alexander, tailor, 14 Ann street M'Leod Alexander, storeman, 3 Salmon st. M'Leod Angus, carpenter, 33 Holmscroft st. M'Leod Angus, carpenter, 38 Roxburgh street M'Leod Angus, joiner, 4 East Shaw st. M'Lean Angus, Queen's porter, 71 Nicolson street

M'Leod Colin, carpenter, 14 Sir Michael street , j M'Leod Daniel, feuar, 18 Kelly st. M'Leod Donald, carpenter, 19 Cathcart street M'Leod Dugald, labourer, 21 Shaw st. M'Leod Duncan, steward, 28 Lyle street M'Leod Finlay, seaman, 8 Nicolson st. M'Leod George, labourer, 16 Tobago street M'Leod G-eorge, cooper, 15 Ann street M'Leod H. M. (of Watson & M'Leod), 26 Patrick st. M'Leod James, painter, 13 West. Blackhall st. M'Leod James, plasterer, 34 Inverkip street M'Leod John M., lath merchant, 10 St Andrew st. House, 1 Morton terrace M'Leod John, hammerman, 2 Charles street M'Leod John, seaman, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Leod John, carpenter, 3 Tobago street M'Leod Murdoch, carpenter, 7 West breast M'Leod Neil, tar and grease merchant, 10 West Burn street. House, 26 Brisbane street M'Leod Neil, labourer, 32 East Shaw street M'Leod Neil, painter, 2 Clarence street M'Leod Neil, carter, 29 Arthur street M'Leod Neil, Queen's porter, 26 Brisbane street M'Leod Robert, lather, 10 St Andrew street M'Leod Roderick, seaman, 11 East Shaw street M'Leod Roderick (of R. & F. M'Leod), 14 Ann street a 130 DIRECTORY.

M'Leod R. & F., boatbuilders, 52 Crawford street M'Leod Miss Mary L., 18 Kelly street M'Leod Mrs Colin, 70 Wellington street M'Leod Mrs D., 4 Ropework street M'Leod Mrs, lodgings, 28 Shaw street M'LERNON James, labourer, 28 Roxburgh street M'LINTOOK Mrs, 9 Crawfurd street M'LUSKIE William, rigger, 8 Shannon's close M'Luskie Mrs, greengrocer, 9 Newton street M'MASTER Alexander, clothier, 6 West Blackhall street. House, 24 Kelly street M'Master Andrew, moulder, 25 Arthur street M'Master James, tea dealer, 29 Hamilton street M'Master Jane, spirit dealer, 1 Ropework street M'Master John, baker, 10 Cardross place M'Master John, spirit merchant, 43 Crawfurd .street. Ho., 2 Loudoun place, Holmscroft st, M'Master Peter, saw mill manager, 23 Main street M'MATH Mrs James, 13 Inverkip street M'MECHAN Thomas, 15 Tobago street M'MEIRAN John, carpenter, 18 Roxburgh st. M'MEIKAN John, cooper, 32 Wellington street M'MEIKIN John, sailmaker, 4 Armadale place, Bank st. M'MENAMIN Daniel, labourer, 8 Cardross place M'Menamin James, stevedore, 29 Cathcart street M'MICHAEL John, salesman, 28 Tobago street M'Michael Mrs, 3 Captain street MACMILLAN John, steam packet agent, Excise buildings. House, 8 Margaret street Macmillan Thomas, postmaster, Post office. House, 2 Mar- tin terrace M'MILLAN Alexander, river pilot, 8 Kelly street M'Millan Alexander, porter, 2 Tobago street M'Millan Alexander, smith, 1 Duncan street M'Millan Andrew, labourer, 2 Clarence street M'Millan Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit dealer, 20 Brisbane street M'Millan Angus, seaman, 30 Dalrymple street M'Millan Archibald, labourer, 19 Shaw street M'Millan Archibald, labourer, 32 Cartsburn street M'Millan & Bathgate, carvers, gilders, and frame makers, 1 East Blackhall street. Warehouse, 5 Albert place M'Millan Colin, tailor and clothier, 34 West Burn street. House, 26 Patrick street DIRECTORY. 131

M'Millan Charles, lathsplitter, 12 Duncan street McMillan Daniel, carper ter, 9 Lynedoch street M'Millan David, flesher, 37 Cathcart street. House, 14 Mearns street M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, 14 Antigua street M'Millan Hugh, moulder, 1 Hill street McMillan James, carter, 8 Duncan street M'Millan James, labourer, 6 Buccleuch street M'Millan James, feuar, 20 Margaret street M'Millan John, hairdresser, 26 Charles street. House, 71 Ann -i street M'Millan John, skinner, 1 Arthur street M'Millan John, 18 Vennel M'Millan John, ship carpenter, 42 West Blackhall street M'Millan John, engineer, 75 Regent street M'Millan Matthew, engineer, 1 Arthur street McMillan Neil, blacksmith, 17 Shaw street M'Millan Neil, spirit merchant, 40 Cathcart street M'Millan Thomas, policeman, M'Millan's land, Ann street M'Millan Thomas, shipmaster, 41 Holmscroft street M'Millan Terrence, marine store, 29 Dalrymple street M'Millan Terrence, grocer, 6 Vennel "M'Millan William, joiner, 15 Cathcart street. House, 23 Hope street M'Millan William, plater, 2 Hill street M'Millan William, slater, 65 Ann street

M' > ! illan William, tailor, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'Millan W. B., flesher, 13 Cathcart street. House, 11 do. M'Millan Miss Jessie, lodgings, 45 Lynedoch street M'Millan Miss Mary, 23 Market st M'Millan Miss Mary, grocer, 25 Arthur street M'Millan Miss, straw bonnet maker, 4 Sir Michael street M'Millan Misses, milliners, dressmakers and straw hatters, 1% East Shaw st. House, 1 Hill street :M'Millan Mrs John, 36 West Blackhall st. M'Millan Mrs Thomas, 9 Crawfurd street M/Millan Mrs, 3 Inverkip street M'Millan Mrs, mangier, 47 Crawfurd street M'Millan Mrs, 73 Ann street M'MORLAND R. S., coal, brick, and lime merchant, 15 East Quay lane. House, Dempster street M'MURRAY James, manager, 14 Hope street M'MUNAGLE Charles, fishmonger, 2 William street. Ho.,, 1 West breast 132 DIRECTORY.

M'Munagle Francis, salesman, 4 Tobago street M'MURCHIE William, labourer, 6 John street M'MURRICH Mrs Matthew, grocer, 2 Hill street M'MURTRIE John, joiner, 1 Ratho street M'Murtrie John, joiner, 3 St Andrew street M'Murtrie Mrs Henry, 37 Lyle street MACNAB & Co., engineers boilermakers and founders, 8 In- gleston street Macnab William (of Macnab & Co.), Shipbank, 34 Lyle st. Macnab Robert (of Macnab & Co.), 35 Lynedoch street M'NAB Duncan, farmer and grain merchant, 23 Tobago st. House, Glen farm M,Nab Hugh, finisher, 1 Sinclair street M'Nab James, labourer, 30 Cartsburn street M'Nab Mrs, 31 Holmscroft street M'Nab Mrs, washing and dressing, 6 Sir Michael street M'NABB Thomas, shipmaster, 34 West Stewart street N'NAIR Archibald, porter, 7 Lynedoch street M'Nair Archibald, plumber, 38 Crawfurd street M'Nair James, labourer, 17 Main street M'Nair John, optician, 31 Lynedoch street M'Nair Robert, carpenter, 3 Hill street M'Nair Thomas, carpenter, 3 Hill street M'Nair Mrs, 13 Arthur street M'NAUGHT Mrs William, chemist and druggist, 4 West Blackhall st. Ho., 3 Loudoun place, Holmscroft st. M'Naught Archibald, labourer, 24 West Blackhall street M 'Naught James, letter carrier, Post office M'Naught James, carter, 9 Ingleston street M'Naught John, painting and paperhanging establishment, 2 Church place. House, Crow Mount place, 18 Mearns street M'Naught Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 6 Albert place, West Blackhall street. House, 30 Nelson st., west M'Naught Miss Jane, 5 West Stewart street M'Naught Mrs, 22 Crawfurd street

M'Naught Mrs, restaurant, Prospect plac , 66 Ann street. House, do. MACNAUGHTAN Duncan, bootmaker, 10 West Blackhall st. House, 15 Nelson street, west M'Naughtan John, brassfinisher, Lynedoch street M'Naughtan Mrs Catherine, 13 Ardgowan street, west M'NEILL Archibald, carpenter, 7 Duncan street M'Neill Donald, carter and contractor, 7 Bruce street DIRECTORY. 133

M'Neill Hector, carpenter, 2 Buccleuch street M'Neill James, senior, tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton street (one stair up). House, 33 Lynedoch street M'Neill James, woolwasher, Broomhill M'NEIL Alexander, carpenter, 11 Bearhope street M'Neil James (of J. S. Brown & M'Neil), 9 Trafalgar street M'Neil John, pilot, 35 Cathcart street M'Nei] John, flesher, 7 Ann street. House, 64 Regent street M'Neil John, cowfeeder, 7 Ann street M'Neil John, labourer, 1 Vennel M'Neil John, labourer, 16 Tobago street M'Neil John, mason and grocer, 61 Ann street. House, do. M'Neil Joseph, woolsorter, Broomhill M'Neil Lamont, sawyer, 21 East Shaw street M'Neil Neil, carpenter, 22 Inverkip street M'Neil Neil, cooper, 8 Upper crescent M'Neil Neil, carter, 62 Wellington street M'Neil Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 9 East breast* House, 14 Wellington street M'Neil Thomas, fireman, Overton M'Neil William, engineer, 2 Belville place M'Neil William, mechanic, Broomhill M'Neil Miss, dressmaker, 22 Roxburgh street M'Neil Mrs Dugald, 3 West Shaw street M'Neil Mrs, spirit dealer, 14 Terrace road. House, do. M'Neil Mrs, lodgings, 1 Salmon street M'Neil Mrs, 12 Inverkip street M'Neil Mrs, 3 Ann street M'NEILLAGrE Alexander, shoemaker, 22 Sir Michael street M'Neillage John, cooper, 4 East Blackhall street. House, 62 Ann street M'Neillage John, labourer, 1 M'Kenzie street M'Neillage John, 18 Lyle street M'Neillage John, 15 Antigua street. House, 14 do. M'Neillage John, carpenter, 61 Nicolson street M'Neillage Mrs John, 33 Sir Michael street M'NICCOL Duncan, carter, 19 Arthur street M'Nicoll Mrs, 2 Salmon street M'NIE W. C, flesher, 29 Nelson street, west M'NISH Peter, sailmaker, 25 Regent street M'ONIE John, engineer, 2 Hillend M'Onie John, labourer, 1 Ratho street M'Onie William & Co., founders and engineers, Ladybunx. foundry <434 DIRECTORY.

M'Onie William (of William M'Onie & Co.), Ladyburn MACPHAIL John, coal merchant, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. Depots, 5 Chapel street and Ayrshire Eailway station M'PHAIL Alexander, boilermaker, 6 Upper crescent MPhail Colin, sawyer, 21 Main street M'Phail Colin, porter, 5 Lynedoch street ]VI'Phail Colin, boilermaker, 31 Sir Michael street M'Phail Donald, ham-curer, 17 Captain street M'Phail James, plumber, 3 Bearhope street ^Vl'Phail John, grocer, 11 Regent street M'Phail John, cooper, 24 East Shaw street JVI'Phail Neil, carter, 2 Bearhope street ]VI'Phail Peter, smith, Aitken's land, Hillend M'Phail Robert, plumber, 4 Antigua street M'Phail Stephen, labourer, 13 Inverkip street JVI'Phail Mrs Jane, lodgings, 9 East Quay lane M'Phail Mrs Lachlan, 12 Terrace road M'Phail Mrs John, 2 East Quay lane M'Phail Mrs, 3 Duncan street M'Phail Mrs, lodgings, Longwell close M'Phail Mrs, 9 Watt street M'PHEDRAN Dugald, cooper, 22 Market street M'Phedran Dugald, police sergeant, Drumfrochar road M'Phedran Peter, carver, 3 Ann street MACPHERSON John & Co., ironmongers and ship chandler 3 East breast Machperson John (of John Macpherson & Co.), 3 Antigua st.. Macpherson Rev. John, of the Gaelic Parish Church, 5 Glen street M'PHERSON Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 15 Hamilton street. House, 3 Bank street M'Pherson Alexander, carpenter, 13 Ingleston street M'Pherson Andrew, coppersmith, 27 Sir Michael street M'Pherson Angus, 10 Carnock street M'Pherson Daniel, shipmaster, 14 West Blackhall street M'Pherson Duncan, teacher, Lynedoch Street Academy. Ho,„ 45 Lynedoch street M'Pherson Duncan, carter, 23 Tobago street M'Pherson Hugh, carpenter, 35 West Blackhall street M'Pherson James, grocer, 19 John street. House, Orchard place M'Pherson John, carpenter, 39 St Lawrence street M'Pherson John, sailmaker, 6 Nelson street, Glebe DIRECPORY. 135

M'Pherson Malcolm, joiner, 43 Nicolson street M'Pherson Martin, seaman, 8 Chapel street M'Pherson Neil, grocer and provision merchant, 2 Inverkip street. House, 74 Ann street M'Pherson Peter, upholsterer, 30 West Burn street. House,. 24 do. M'Pherson Peter, tobacconist, 18 Cartsburn street M'Pherson Peter, boilermaker, 5 Octavia cottages, East Oawfurd street M'Pherson Peter, shipmaster, 1 Antigua street M'Pherson William, joiner, 10 Terrace road M,Pherson Miss, milliner, 44 Inverkip street M'Pherson Miss E., 40 Nicolson street M'Pherson Mrs, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Pherson Mrs, 11 Hill street M'Pherson Mrs John, 12 Mearns street M'QUARRIE Archibald, coachman, Seafield, 2 Fox street M'Quarrie Donald, sailmaker, 9 Watt street M'Quarrie Donald, carpenter, 9 Duncan street M'Quarrie Donald, teacher, 34 Nelson street, west

M'Quarrie Dugald, carpenter, 1 6 Arthur street M'Quarrie John, clerk, 22 Wellington street M'Quarrie Miss, mangier and dresser, 7 Market street M'QUEEN Hugh, forger, 68 East Hamilton street M' Queen Thomas, upholsterer, 47 Roxburgh street M'Queen Mrs Alexander, M'Intyre's land, Hillend M'QUISTAN Finlay, confectioner, 43 Cathcart street. House, 6 Wellington street M'Quistan James, plasterer, 9 Bearhope street M'RAE Alexander, engineer 12 Antigua street M'Rae Duncan, late letter carrier, 30 Lynedoch street M'Rae John, joiner, 3 Hill street M'Rae Lachlan, labourer, 15 St Andrew street M'Rae Neil, carpenter, 28 West Blackhall street M'Rae Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 30 Lynedoch st> M'Rae Mrs Ann, 6 Nelson street, Glebe M'Rae Mrs Alexander, 2 Tobago street M'RONALD Alexander, carpenter, 5 Regent street M'RUVIE David, mate, 4 Antigua street M'SHANE James, boilermaker, 7 West Stewart street M'SPORRAN Miss, 4 Antigua street M'SWAN Mrs, spirit dealer, 42 Main street. House, do. M'TAGGART Archibald, sawyer, 7 Under crescent M'Taggart Archibald, carpenter, 2 Buccleuch street 136 DIRECTORY.

M'Taggart Daniel ropemaker, 8 East Shaw street M'Taggart Neil, shoemaker, 2 Sugarhouse lane M'Taggart Neil, shoemaker, 32 East Shaw street M'Taggart William, joiner, 44 Inverkip street M'Taggart Malcolm, smith, 7 John street M'Taggart Mrs William, 10 Baker street M'Taggart Mrs, Broomhill M'TAVISH Donald, coal agent, 5 Chapel st. House, 5 Cap- tain street M'TEAUG-E Maurice, porter, 12 Cross-shore st. M'VEAN Duncan, joiner, 38 Holmscroft street M'Vean Hugh, seaman, 11 West breast M'Vean Mrs, grocer, 43 Crawfurd street M'VEY James, joiner, 65 Regent street M'Vey James, mason, Mount place, Holmscroft st. M'VICAR Alexander, book agent, Devlin's land, Ann st. M 'Vicar Angus, shipmaster, li Mount Pleasant street M'Vicar Archibald, huckster, 4 Springkell street M'Vicar Donald, joiner, 5 Baker street M'Vicar Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston street M'Vicar Peter, labourer, 16 Crawfurd street M'Vicar Robert, labourer, 21 Main street M'Vicar Robert & Son, ship and general smiths, 3 Shaw st. House, 1 Kelly street M'Vicar William, smith and chain maker, 7 East Stewart st. House, 9 St Andrew square M'Vicar William, slater, 22 West Blackhall st. M'Vicar Mrs, mangier, 37 Holmscroft street M'WALTER John, railway porter, 63 Regent st. M'WATT Francis, 53 Main street M'WATTY Mrs John, 35 Roxburgh street M'WHINNIE Andrew forgeman, 6fi East Hamilton st. M'WHIRTER Hugh, agent, Maybole Boot and Shoe Ware- house, 16 Hamilton street M'Whirter Robert, builder and contractor, 5 Caddlehill terrace M'Whirter James, mason, 35 Roxburgh street M'WILLIAM Andrew, boilermaker, 3 Orchard place M 'William James, mason, 20 Ann street M'William John, smith, 4 Antigua st. M'William Peter, joiner, 8 Cardross place M'William William, labourer, 46 East Hamilton st. DIRECTORY. 137

MACKIE Charles, shoemaker, 58 Main st Mackie David, engineer, 36 Crawfurd street Mackie George, watchman, 60 Regent street Mackie Hugh, cabinetmaker, 10 Watt st. Mackie James, seaman, 22 Sugarhouse lane Mackie James, slater, 24 Lyle st. Mackie John, blockmaker, 13 Under crescent Mackie Peter, waterman, 49 Rue-end street Mackie Mrs, 5 Ardgowan street, Glebe Mackie Miss, 30 Brisbane street MADDEN. Robert, labourer, 5 York street Madden William, engine driver, 43 St Lawrence st MAGURA Robert, tailor, 31 Holmscroft st. MAHAN David D., spirit dealer, 35 Vennel. House, 2 Buccleuch street MAHOOD Alexander, traffic superintendent, Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Office, 50 West Blackhall st. House, 23 Brougham st MAILER John, first clerk, Inland Revenue Office. House, 37 Nelson st., west MAIN Hugh S., H.M. Customs. House, 5 Martin terrace Main John, baker, 13 Hope st. Main Robert, storekeeper, 57 Nicolson st Main Robert, shipmaster, 41 West Blackhall st. Main William, grocer, 5 Antigua street. House, 14 Lyle street Main William & Co., salt merchants, &c, Hutcheson's Court, 63 Main street Main Mrs Robert, 5 Martin terrace MAINS John, labourer, 6 Roslin street Mains Mrs James, 3 Regent street MAIR John, carter, 2 Nelson street, Glebe MAITLAND Alexander, gas inspector, 36 Roxburgh street Maitland A., greengrocer, 16 Kelly street Maitland Henry, joiner and builder, 40 Inverkip street. Ho., 74 Ann street Maitland James, engineer, 15 Sir Michael st. MALCOLM Alexander, boilermaker, 5 Morton terrace Malcolm Andrew, labourer, 29 Inverkip street Malcolm & Co., coopers and fish curers, 3 East Shaw street 138 DIRECTORY.

Malcolm J. & Sons, india rubber, leather, kamptulicon and vulcanite merchants, 56 Rue-end street, and 58 Gordon. street and 2 Renfield street, Glasgow Malcolm John, cooper, 20 Wellington st. Malcolm Joseph, sailmaker, 21 Bruce st. Malcolm Walter (of Malcolm & Co.), 57 Regent street Malcolm Mrs, 2 East breast Malcolm W. H., engineer, 22 Lyle st. Malcolm William, moulder, 5 Hill st. Malcolm William, labourer, Broomhill MALCOM Mrs John, 29 Sir Michael st. MANN Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 11 Hamilton st. House, 13 Hope street Mann Allan, stationer and tobacconist, 1 Ann street* House, 6 do. Mann John, carpenter, 66 East Hamilton st. Mann Mrs, temperance hotel, 8 Cathcart square MANSLEY William, plasterer, 76 Ann street MARINE Board Office and Shipping Office for Seaman, 7 Virginia street Marine Mrs John, 3 West Quay lane MARLEY Eliza L., Berlin wool warehouse, 13 Hamilton st. House, 10 Regent st MARNER Hugh, labourer, 10 Shaw street Marner Mrs, 63 Dalrymple street MARQUIS Angus, watchman, 11 Shaw st Marquis Miss, 4 Finnart terrace MARR James, working jeweller and engraver, 14 Hamiltort street. House, 17 Mount Pleasant street MARSHALL A. C, shipmaster, 53 Holmscroft st. Marshall Andrew, porter, 4 Smith's lane Marshall Claud, writer, 11 William st. Ho., 46 Regent st. Marshall Daniel, baker, 39 Hamilton street Marshall David, carter, 16 Tobago street Marshall James F. (of William Marshall & Son), Oakfield Marshall Robert, patternmaker, 8 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street Marshall Robert, boot and shoemaker, 21 Ann street House, 30 do. Marshall Robert, cooper, 19 Roxburgh street Marshall Robert, out-door officer, H.M.C., 72 Ann street Marshall Thomas, labourer, 52 East Hamilton st. Marshall Thomas, coppersmith, 11 Bearhope st. Marshall Thomas A., foreman, 11 Hill street DIEECTORY. 139

Marshall William, baker, 26 Ann street Marshall William & Son, tanners and skinners, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road Marshall William, merchant and commission agent, 28 Sugar- house lane. House, 13 Newton street Marshall William (of William Marshall & Son), Ladyburn house Marshall William Johnstone, physician and surgeon, 1 6 Ard- gowan square Marshall Miss, 18 Koxburgh street Marshall Miss Catherine, Ladyburn house Marshall Mrs David, mangle-keeper, 13 West Blackball st. Marshall Mrs James, 9 Nelson st., west Marshall Mrs, 61 Main street MAETIN Augustus, carpenter, 12 Cathcart street Martin David, labourer, 6 John street Martin James, cabinetmaker, 19 Sugarhouse lane Martin John, tailor, 72 Ann street Martin John, fireman, 8 Cardross place Martin & Highet, engineers and brassfounders, 10 Cathcart street Martin John (of Martin & Highet), 55 Ann street Martin J. & P., fleshers, 9 Newton street. House, 11 Kox- burgh street Martin Matthew, fruiterer, 14 West Blackhall street. Ho., Princes street, Helensburgh Martin Philip, carpenter, 8 Hill street Martin Robert, nesher, 4 Sir Michael street. House, 11 Rox- burgh street Martin Thomas, labourer, 40 Main street Martin William, railway porter, 3 Regent street Martin Miss, grocer, 3 Ann street Martin Mrs, 17 Roxburgh street Martin Mrs Neil, 6 Sir Michael street MARYFIELD William, labourer, 32 Cartsburn street MASON Mrs A., 10 Market street MASONS' Hall, 17 Charles street MASTERTON Adam, engineer, 3 Morton terrace Masterton Edward, seaman, 2 St Andrew street MATHIE John, sculptor, 54 Inverkip st. House, 39 do. Mathie Miss Margaret, 22 West Blackhall street MATHIESON Alexander, labourer, Alma cottage, Hillend Mathieson Archibald, plumber. 32 Lynedoch street. Mathieson Archibald, joiner, 51 Kelly street 140 DIRECTORY.

Mathieson Archibald, mason, 58 "Wellington street Mathieson Archibald, plumber, 44 Inverkip street Mathieson Archibald, carter, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Mathieson Angus, labourer 9 John street Mathieson David, joiner, 14 Bruce street Mathieson John, joiner, 27 Lynedoch street Mathieson John, grocer, 9 Taylor's close. House, 25 Vennel Mathieson John, joiner, Kirkwood's land, Hillend Mathieson John, tailor, 15 Nelson street Mathieson John, labourer, 14 Inverkip street Mathieson Lindsay, joiner, 73 Nicolson street Mathieson Robert, smith, 15 Arthur street Mathieson William, moulder, Aitken's land, Hillend Mathieson Mrs Robert, furnishing, 73 Nicolson street Mathieson Mrs, 5 Springkell street MATTHEWS Mrs, tobacconist and confectioner, 1 William st. MAVENS Mrs, 7 Sir Michael street MAXTON Mrs Peter, 53 Union street MAXWELL Alexander, seaman, 5 Baker street Maxwell Alexander, labourer, 2 Sinclair street Maxwell James, labourer, 23 Dalrymple street Maxwell Robert, boilermaker, 4 Ingleston street MEARNS James, clothier and outfitter, 16 Hamilton street. House, 27 Nelson street, west Mearns William, coppersmith, 16 Wellington street Mearns William, sergeant county police, 29 Roxburgh street MECHANICS' Library, Reading Room, and Public Baths, Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael st. and 9 Tobaggo street MECHAN Roger, huckster, 38 Vennel Mechan Thomas, carpenter, 10 Terrace road MELDRUM George, engineer, 11 St Andrew street MELROSE Andrew, sailmaker, 5 Watt street Melrose George, accountant and commission agent, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street Melrose Mrs, 27 Arthur street Melrose William, engineer, 11 Hope street MELVILLE Alex., joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant street Melville William, labourer, 70 Ann street Melville Miss, 1 Bank street MELVIN Daniel, carter, 18 Antigua street Melvin John W., smith, 4 Holmscroft street Melvin Thomas, stationer and lithographer, 29 Cathcart St. Ho., 3 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 141

Melvin Mrs, huckster, 36 Vennel MENZIES Alexander (of A. & W. Menzies), 12 Bank st. Menzies A. & W., sailmakers, 2 Virginia street Menzies James, tobacconist, 39 Cathcart street. Ho., 23 Hope street Menzies James, steward, 64 Ann street Menzies Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 5 William st. Ho., 18 Bruce street Menzies William (of A. & W. Menzies), 9 Antigua street Menzies William, watchmaker and jeweller, 36 Hamilton st. Ho., 24 Octavia cottages Menzies William, tailor. 21 Sir Michael street Menzies William, sugar boiler, 24 Ingleston street Menzies Miss A., greengrocer, 10 East Quay lane Menzies Mrs John, lodgings, 14 West Blackhall street Menzies Mrs, midwife, 19 Roxburgh street MERKOW & Fell, shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings MERRY & Cunningham, coal masters, Depot, Chapel st. MERRYLEES James, clothier and shirt maker, 12 Cathcart st Ho., 14 Hope street MERCANTILE Marine office, 7 Virginia street

METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st , west MIDDLE (Free) Church, 39 West Burn street Middle Parish Church, Cathcart square Middle Parish School, 9 Ann street MIDDLETON Daniel professor of music, and teacher of pianoforte, 32 Brisbane street Middleton Mrs, 7 West Blackhall street

MILL Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 61 Roxburgh st. and 2 Antigua st. Ho., Prospect Villa, 54 Ann st. Mill Mrs Charles, 20 Union street MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton street. Ho., 29 Ann street Millar A. & Co., ship chandlers, 15 Clarence street. House, 17 Brisbane street Millar Andrew, carpenter, Caldwell's land, E. Crawfurd st Millar Andrew, joiner, 7 John street Millar & Barr, grocers and provision merchants, 1 Ann street and 7 Newton street Millar David, smith, 2 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st. Millar David, joiner, 4 Holmscroft street Millar Dugald, joiner, 47 Crawfurd street Millar Duncan, 19 East Snaw street Millar Hugh, carpenter, 1 Carnock street 142 DIRECTORY

Millar James, boilermaker, 62 Wellington street Millar James (of Livingstone & Millar), 61 Roxburgh street Millar James, boilermaker, 2 Morton terrace Millar James, engineer, 31 Lynedoch street Millar J. & Co., hosiers and hatters, 14 Hamilton street Millar James, joiner, 2 Holmscroft street Millar John, joiner, 2 Belville place Millar John, baker, 31 Hamilton street and 12 Ann street. House, 12 Ann street -Millar John, harbour master. Office, Steamboat quay. Ho., 11 Ardgowan square Millar John, carpenter, 7 Shaw street Millar John, joiner, 13 Hope street Millar John, 69 Union street Millar Peter, joiner, 21 East Shaw street Millar Robert, joiner, 63 Ann street Millar Robert, carter, M'Millan's land, Ann street Millar Robert, glazier, 20 Roxburgh street Millar Robert, joiner, 19 Wellington street Millar Robert, boilermaker, 28 Ingleston street Millar Robert, boilermaker, Caldwell's land, Hillend Millar Robert, potter, 36 East Hamilton street Millar Robert, baker, 5 Hamilton street. House, 54 Regent street Millar Robert, shipowner, 41 Union street Millar Robert, hairdresser, 9 Rue-end st. House, 2 Upper crescent Millar Samuel, broker, 1 Cartsburn street Millar S. H., wholesole and retail wine and spirit merchant, 3 West Quay lane and 26 Cathcart street. House, 8 Shaw place Millar Thomas, smith, 10 Springkell street Millar Thomas, railway guard, 10 Antigua street Millar Walter, carder, 61 Ann street Millar William, wine and spirit merchant, 42 Cathcart street. House, 8 Antigua street Millar William, mason, 68 Ann street Millar William, farmer, Bawhirley Millar Miss, 33 Hamilton street Millar Miss, lodgings, 13 Watt street Millar Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 29 Lydedoch street Millar Janet, furnishings, 55 Roxburgh street Millar Mrs Andrew, 3 Ann street Millar Mrs Andrew, 29 Lynedoch street DIRECTORY. 143

"Millar Mrs Archibald, 18 Roxburgh street Millar Mrs John, spirit dealer, 35 Arthur st. Ho., 60 Regent

Millar Mrs Peter, 38 Crawfurd st. Millar Mrs Thomas, 28 Lyle street Millar Mrs, 32 Dalrymple street Millar Mrs, midwife, 19 East Shaw street Millar Mrs, lodgings, 23 Charles street Millar Mrs, 34 East Hamilton street MILLER & Brown, joiners, 40 Roxburgh street Miller James (of Caird & Co.), 9 Forsyth street Miller James, rope, line and twine maker, 55 Roxburgh st. Miller John, fitter, Aitken's land, Hillend Miller John, gasfitter, 3 Tobago st Miller John (of Miller & Brown), 15 Hope st. Miller Thomas, spirit merchant, 38 Main st. Miller Miss Ann, 10 Regent st. Miller Mrs John, 69 Union st. Miller Mrs Wm., 72 Ann street Miller Mrs, 2 Upper crescent MILLIGAN Alexander, grocer and provision dealer, 42 Craw- furd street Milligan William, mercantile clerk, 18 Mearns st. Milligan Mrs, 40 Shaw street MILLIKEN Archibald (of Alex. Tough & Son), 2 Kempoch, Gourock MILLOY Duncan C, physcian and surgeon. Consulting Rooms, 32 Hamilton street. House, 3 Abbotsford place, Roxburgh street Milloy John, joiner, 5 Morton terrace MILLS Benjamin, carpenter, 37 Rue- end st.

. Mills David engineer, 62 Ann st Mills George, labourer, 29 Inverkip street Mills James, carpenter, Alma cottage, Hillend Mills Robert, boilermaker, 28 East Hamilton st. Mills Robert, shipsmith, 5 Dock breast and 13 Clarence st. House, 12 Bank street Mills Robert, engineer, Lyle's land, Hillend Mills William, seaman, 14 Sir Michael street Mills Mrs Joseph, 31 Lynedoch st. MILNE Edward, smith, 26 Ingleston street Milne James, shoemaker, 26 Wellington street Milne James, jun., teacher and accountant, 30 Sir Michael st House, 24 Roxburgh street 144 DIRECTORY.

Milne John, blacksmith, 19 East Shaw street Milne Mrs E., grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Antigua street. MINTO George, tea merchant and family grocer, 23 Hamil- ton st. House, 6 Wellington street. MING-HAM Mrs, grocer, 34 Shaw street MINNIS John, fireman, 50 Shaw street MITCHELL Alexander, tidewaiter, 24 Wellington st. Mitchell Andrew, boltmaker, 3 Hill street Mitchell Archibald, carter, 17 Antigua street Mitchell Hugh, boltscrewer, 18 Tobago street Mitchell Edward, 53 Crawfurd street Mitchell & Lamout, plumbers, 24 West Burn street Mitchell James (of Mitchell & Lamont), 13 Nelson street, west Mitchell James, mason, 61 Nicolson st. Mitchell John, boilermaker, 2 Ingleston street Mitchell John, joiner, 26 Ingleston street Mitchell John, joiner, 3 Tobago street. Ho., 13 Watt street Mitchell John, seaman, 6 Mount Pleasant street Mitchell John, labourer, 2 Devlin's land, Ann street Mitchell John, labourer, 5 Baker street Mitchell Robert, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn street Mitchell Thomas, mason, 41 Ann street Mitchell Thomas, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston street Mitchell Walter, joiner, 70 Ann street Mitchell William, joiner, 3 Ingleston street Mitchell Miss C., 27 Nicolson street Mitchell Mrs John, 13 Watt street Mitchell Mrs William, 16 Lynedoch st. Mitchell Mrs, 9 Cathcart street Mitchell Mrs, 8 Ardgowan street, west MOFFAT David, draughtsman, Greenock Foundry Co. Ho., 1 Octavia cottages Moffat George, inspector of markets, Fleshmarket. House,. 17 Nelson street, west Moffat Mrs William, huckster, 24 Cartsburn street Moffat Mrs, 19 Regent street MOIR Archibald, mason, 62 Ann street MOLES James, tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton street MOLLAND Mrs Captain, 14 West Blackball street MOLLOY Francis, labourer, 1 Vennel Molloy John, huckster, 9 Kilblain street Molloy Thomas, tailor, 3 Vennel Molloy Miss, tobacconist, 7 Vennel DIRECTORY. 145

MOLSEED James, painter, 54 East Hamilton street MONACHAN William, shoemaker, 1 Nicolson street MONTAGUE George, licensed porter, 5 Regent st. MONTGOMERIE Archibald, L.L.D., rector, Greenock Aca- demy. House, Fernbank, Finnart road Montgomerie John, goods superintendent Caledonian Railway Co. House, 15 Roxburgh street MONTGOMERY Charles, grocer, 63 Ann street. House, do. Montgomery James, pansman, 17 Baker street Montgomery John, labourer, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Montgomery Matthew, 2 John street Montgomery Robert, carpenter, 27 Hamilton street Montgomery Robert, cooper, 1 Ingleston street Montgomery Mrs, lodgings, 1 Argyle street Montgomery Mrs, grocer, 55 Shaw street. House, 14 Terrace road MOODY Allan, carpenter, 2 Morton terrace Moody Allan, grocer, 42 Main street Moody David, brassfinisher, 3 John street Moody John, shoemaker, 5 Laird street Moody William, sawyer, 26 East Hamilton street Moody Miss, feuar, 50 Brougham street More Andrew, joiner, 14 Hope street More William, causeway contractor, 1 William street More James & Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 31 Market street More James (of James More & Co.), 41 Roxburgh street More Zechariah, bookbinder, 5 Arthur street More Mrs James, 29 Arthur street More Mrs James, 41 Roxburgh street MORELL Robert, 8 Cardross place MORIES John & Co,, timber measurers, 2 East India breast Mories John (of John Mories & Co.) 18 Ardgowan square MORISON George & James, tea merchants and grocers, 27 Cathcart street. House, 25 Brisbane street Morison George & James, wine merckants and grocers, 2g West Blackhall street. House, 25 Brisbane street Morison Robert, assistant surveyor, H.M. Customs. House 40 Eldon street MORREN Mrs Nathaniel, 29 Brougham street MORRIES John, salesman, 76 Ann street MORRIS Walter, painter, 45 Holmscroft street MORRISON Alexander (of A. & D. Morrison), 6 Nelsoo street, Glebe k 146 DIRECTORY.

Morrison Alexander, mate 27 Regent street Morrison Andrew, joiner, 18 Hutcheson's court Morrison & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 44 Cath- cart street. House, Martha brae Morrison A. & D., carpenters and joiners, 3 Clarence st. Morrison & Campbell, plasterers, 59 Holmscroft street and 6 George's street, Millport Morrison Donald, flesher, 11 Duncan st. Morrison Duncan, cartwright, 26 Charles st. Morrison Duncan, carpenter, 7 Hill st Morrison Finlay D. (of Wright & Morrison), 2 Robertson st. Morrison Henry (of Morrison & Campbell), 20 Brisbane st. Morrison James (of John Morrison & Sons), 32 Sir Michael st. Morrison James, tailor, 3 Market street Morrison James, flesher, 7 "West Blackhall street and 33 Hamilton st. House, 11 Nelson st., west Morrison John, 2 John st. Morrison John, seaman, 1 Hill st. Morrison John & Sons, booksellers, stationers, lithographers, copperplate printers, bookbinders, and paper rulers, 67 Rue-end street Morrison John (of John Morrison & Sons), Boyd place, 33 West Blackhall st Morrison John, jun. (of John Morrison & Sons), Boyd place, 33 West Blackhall st Morrison John, brassfmisher, 19 Roxburgh st. Morrison Malcolm, carpenter, 6 Melson street, Glebe Morrison Peter, carpenter, 55 Dalrymple st. Morrison Robert, engine driver, 15 Brougham st. Morrison Robert, policeman, 20 Market st. Morrison Robert Reid, 67 Union st. Morrison William, smith, 46 Nicolson st. Morrison William, tailor, 5 Hill st. Morrison William, carpenter, 10 Terrace road Morrison Miss Harriet, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Morrison Miss, dressmaker, 34 Brisbane street Morrison Miss, mangier, 26 Roxburgh street Morrison Mrs Duncan, 11 Ingleston street Morrison Mrs George, 31 Inverkip street MORROW Mrs, 39 Dalrymple st. MORTON A. C. (of A. C. Morton & Co.), 17 Ardgowan st.„ west Morton A. C. & Co., general and furnishing ironmongers, 10 William street DIRECTORY. 147

Morton James (of Greenock Iron Co.), Balclutha, Newark street Morton John, weigher, 5 Shaw street Morton John, plumber, Water Trust, 49 Rue-end st. Morton & Young, tea dealers, 30 Hamilton street Morton Mrs J., 17 Ardgowan street, west MOSSMAN James, joiner, glazier and funeral undertaker, 12 Ann st. Ho., 18 Roxburgh street MOTHERWELL Jas., printer, lithographer and stationer, 39 Hamilton street MUIR Alexander, skipper, 22 Sir Michael street Muir Alexander, engineer, 3 Mearns street Muir Allan, baker and confectioner, 8 West Blackhall st. Ho., 14 do. Muir Charles, carter, 19 Cathcart street Muir Charles, 41 West Blackhall street Muir Crawfurd, writer, 40 West Blackhall st. Ho., do. Muir James P. (of Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co.), 8 Kelly- street Muir James, engineer, Victoria place, Hillend Muir James, police seargeant, 1 Hill street Muir James, precentor and gas inspector, 19 Bruce street Muir James, joiner, 18 Cathcart street Muir John, labourer, 13 Under crescent Muir Misses J. & M., fleshers, 13 West Blackhall street. Ho., 34 do. Muir Matthew, porter, 9 Argyle street Muir Richard, boot and shoe merchant and shipowner, 6 Ham- ilton st. Ho., 52 Eldon street Muir Robert, shopman and precentor, 72 Wellington street Muir Robert, engineer, 5 Springkell street Muir Robert, baker, 26 Shaw st. Ho., 1 Watt place Muir Robert, provision merchant, 25 Vennel. Ho., 30 Brisbane street Muir Robert, shoemaker, 3 Tobago street Muir Robert (of A. O. Leitch & Muir), 33 Union street Muir Samuel (of River Clyde Towing Co.), 14 William street Muir Thomas, engineer, M'Millan'a land, Ann street Muir William, joiner, 30 Lynedoch street Muir William, fireman, 20 West Blackhall street Muir William, H.M. Customs, 7 Cathcart street Muir William, nailer, 30 Cartsburn street Muir William, boot and shoe merchant, 31 Cathcart st. Ho., 32 Brisbane street 148 DIRECTORY.

Muir Mrs Elizabeth, 24 Lyle street Muir Mrs Isabella, sempstress, 46 Nicolson street Muir Mrs Allan, feuar, 13 Kelly street Muir Mrs Mary, Royal Hotel, 3 East breast Muir Mrs M., feuar, 25 Brisbane street Muir Mrs Robert, 52 Brougham street Muir Mrs Robert, 24 Wellington street Muir Mrs, 35 Lynedoch street Muir Mrs, grocer, 8 Cross-shore street Muir Mrs, tripe shop, 33 Vennel MUIRHEAD Alexander, baker, 16 Roxburgh street MULHERN Charles, stevedore, 9 Brougham street Mulhern James, stevedore, 1 9 Patrick street MULLEN Patrick, labourer, 64 Yennel MUNDIE Peter, spirit dealer, 31 Rue-end street. Ho., 51 do. MUNN Alexander, seaman, 63 Roxburgh street Munn James, steam tug master, 19 Shaw street Munn James, joiner, 24 Wellington street Munn James, joiner, 31 Ann street Munn Stewart, sailmaker, 65 Regent street Munn Mrs, ladies' nurse, Broomhill MUNRO Alexander, 10 Terrace road Munro Andrew, printer, 23 Ingleston street Munro Andrew (of Andrew Munro & Co.), Don villa, near Gourock Munro Andrew & Co., merchants and commission agents, 49 Cathcart street Munro Colin, sailmaker, 7 Tobago street Munro Daniel, joiner, 25 Roxburgh street Munro Daniel, labourer, 65 Regent street Munro David, joiner, 33 Ann street Munro Donald, Town's weigher, East India breast. House, 20 Cathcart street Munro Duncan, clerk and insurance agent, 53 Kelly street Munro George, carpenter, 22 Crawfurd street Munro Robert, tinsmith, 61 Nicolson street "Munro Mrs, 6 Manse lane MUNTZ P. H. & Co., patent yellow metal manufacturers, Exchange Buildings— A. O. Leitch & Muir, agents MURCH Mrs Richard, 14 Ford road MURDOCH Andrew, smith, 72 Ann street Murdoch David, bolt, rivet, and nail maker, 16 Stanners street Murdoch Donald, shipmaster, 66 Ann street Murdoch John, joiner, 68 East Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 149'

Murdoch John, newspaper reporter, Daily Mail, 1 Bank street- House 73 Ann street Murdoch Thomas, caulker, 61 Main street Murdoch Mrs William, feuar, 6 Bank street MURIE David, joiner, 11 Hope street MURPHY Alexander, tailor, 1 West breast Murphy Edward, labourer, 10 Vennel Murphy James, labourer, 20 Cathcart street Murphy John, labourer, 44 East Hamilton st. Murphy O. L. (of M'Isaac, Murray & Co.), 7 Oaddlehill terrace Murphy Robert, cooper, 56 Wellington street Murphy Samuel, mason, 32 Charles street MURRAY Alexander, smith, 25 Ingleston street Murray Alexander, patternmaker, 7 Cathcart st. Murray Alexander, carpenter, 3 Octavia cottages, East Craw- furd street Murray Andrew, cabinetmaker, 3 Argyle street Murrry Archibald, engineer, 5 John street Murray Charles, cabinetmaker, 15 Mount Pleasant st. Murray Charles, turner, 60 Ann street Murray David, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes* Customhouse buildings Murray George, storekeeper, 19 Shaw street Murray James, turner, 10 Market street. Ho., 10 Watt st. M urray James rivetter, 3 Duncan street Murray James, broker, 3 Lindsay's lane Murray John, labourer, 8 Cathcart street Murray John, smith, 17 John street Murray John, mason, 6 West Stewart street Murray John, mason, 6 Mount Pleasant street Murray John, joiner, 2 Holmscroft street Murray John, labourer, 59 Main street Murray Patrick, tinsmith, ironmonger, &c, 9 Hamilton St.. House, Belmont Murray Peter, teacher, Belmont Academy, 9 Jamaica street. House, 27 West Stewart street Murray Robert, engineer, 15 Ingleston street Murray Thomas, broker and dealer, 3 Vennel Murray Thomas, labourer, 3 John street Murray William, smith, 15 Arthur street Murray William, joiner, 21 John street Murray William, gardener, 13 Newton street Murray William, joiner, 2 Clarence street Murray William, coachman, 104 Drumfrocaar road 150 DIRECTORY.

Murray Mrs James, mangier, 32 Tobago street Murray Mrs, 11 East Blackball street Murray Mrs Robert, 39 Dalrymple street Murray Mrs Robert, 52 Brougham street Murray Mrs, 1 John street MUSTARD James, engineer, 25 Lynedoch street N

NAIRN Donald, boilermaker, 61 Main street NAPIER Archibald, plater, 9 Hill street Napier James, 25 Regent street NATIONAL Bank of Scotland, 29 Cathcart st. John Thom- son, agent. National Boiler Insurance Co., 32 Cathcart street. John Gillespie, agent NAYLOR Joseph, woolsorter, Broomhill NEAVE John, surveyor H.M. Customs, 22 Eldon street NEILL, Dempster & Neill, sugar refiners, Drumfrochar road Neill Hugh R. (of Hugh R. Neill & Co.), 37 Roxburgh st. Neill Hugh R. & Co., family grocers and wine merchants, 13 West Blackhall street Neill Hugh, policeman, 24 "West Blackhall street Neill James, farmer, Chapelton, East parish Neill James, shipowner, 51 Union street Neill John (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 33 West Stewart st. Neill John, jun. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 30 Forsyth st. Neill John, engineer, 1 Ingleston street Neill John, assistant superintendent of water works. House, Waterside cottage, Overton Neill John, farmer, South Hillend, East parish Neill John, carter, 9 Hill street Neill R. & S., writers, 6 West Blackhall street Neill Robert, writer and notary public (of R. & S. Neill), 63 Union street Neill Robert, baker, 16 Cathcart street. House, 18 do. Neill Stewart, writer (of R. & S. Neill), 63 Union street Neill Thomas, shipbuilder (of Thomas Lamb & Sons), 44 Brougham street Neill Thomas, carpenter, 27 Holmscroft st. Neill William, farmer, West Chapelton, East parish Neill William, underwriters 1 surveyor, City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st. House, 61 Union st. Neill Mrs Peter, 2 West Shaw street DIRECPORY. 151

Neill Mrs, furnishing and stay warehouse, 15 "West Blackhall street. House, 14 do. NEILSON John, hatter, 43 Cathcart street. House, 3 Gros- venor square Neilson John, boilermaker, 2 John street Neilson William, clerk, 65 Holmscroft street Neilson Mrs Samuel, dressmaker, 18 John street

NELSON Rev. John, D.D , of Free West Church, 34 Eldon st. Nelson E. L., teacher, 13 Newton street Nelson John, boilermaker, 2 John street NESS William, labourer, 29 Charles street NEWBIGGING Mrs, 50 Brougham street NEW Clyde Towing Company, Palmerston buildings. Wm. Liddel, manager NEWELL Charles, engineer, 29 Lynedoch street NEWLANDS Peter, lathsplitter, 13 Hope street. House, 46 Cathcart street NEWMAN Mrs, 17 Brougham street NEWS Office, 13 Cathcart street NEWTON James, commission agent, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. House, 65 Union street Newton Thomas B., commission merchant, Swing's builldingSj 65 Rue-end street. House, Western House, Gourock Newton William (of Kerr, Newton & Co.) 34 Forsyth street NICHOLAS Zechariah, steward, 19 Nicolson street NICHOLSON Donald, seaman, 2 Open shore Nicholson John, sawyer, 24 Inverkip street Nicholson John, joiner, Overton Nicholson William, breaksman, 2 John street Nicholson William, seaman, 8 Shannon's close NICOL Alexander, seaman, 12 Tobago street Nicol Duncan & Co., coal merchants, and agents for Curtis & Harvey, 55 Rue-end street Nicol Henry, paper make, Overton Nicol James, 11 West Stewart street Nicol James, carpenter, 22 Lyle street Nicol James, carpenter, 16 Stanners street Nicol James, provision merchant, 7 Sir street. Michael Ho. a 19 Roxburgh street Nicol John S. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 2 Shaw place Nicol Samuel F. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 2 Shaw place Nicol Thomas, carpenter, 22 Lyle street Nicol William, smith, 3 Regent street Nicol Misses, milliners, 16 Kelly street 152 DIEECTOEY

Nicol Mrs David, 19 Regent street Nicol Mrs Duncan, 2 Shaw place Nicol Mrs Robert, 22 Sir Michael stree Nicol Mrs, 18 Upper crescent Nicol Mrs, 3 Duncan street Nicol Mrs, egg dealer, 13 Hamilton street NICOLSON Norman, spirit dealer, 1 East breast. House, 9 Lynedoch street Nicolson Samuel, merchant and commission agent, and agent for Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Company, 4 East Quay lane. House, 9 Lynedoch street NICCOL Robert, Nicolson street Niccol Mrs Thomas, Nicolson street NIMMO Andrew, collector of harbour and crane dues, Cus- tomhouse and Steamboat quay. House, 11 Ardgowan square Nimmo Thomas, porter, 16 Hope street NIVEN Archibald, labourer, 32 Cartsburn street Niven George, moulder, 1 Belville place Niven James, carpenter, 43 Nicolson street Niven Thomas, grain merchant, 17 East Quay lane. House, Craigend Villa, Johnston street Niven William, treacle manufacturer, 31 Sugarhouse lane Niven Miss, lodgings, 1 St Andrew st. Niven Mrs, 1 York street Niven Mrs, 25 Brougham street NIXON William, labourer, 14 Tobago street Nixon Mrs, 9 Kelly street NOBLE Benjamin (of Campbell, Anderson & Co.), Spring- bank, 74 Union street Noble John, 13 Hope street Noble Ronald, watchman, 7 Cathcart street Noble Thomas, boilermaker, 6 Morton terrace Noble Mrs, 13 Hope street NORFOLK Farmer's Horse and Cattle Insurance Co., 32 Cathcart street. John Gilespie, agent NORTH British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly Mail News- papers. Greenock Branch Office, 1 Bank st. North British Railway Company, Palmerston Buildings,, Customhouse place—John Clapperton & Co., agents North Thomas, billposter, 27 Hamilton street NORRIS James, carpenter, 52 East Hamilton st. NORTHERN Counties Fire Office, John Todd & Co., agents tfUEL E. (of Merrow & Fell), 16 Wellington st. DIEECTOEY. 153

NUTT David, bank porter, and church officer, Mid Parisk Church. House, 2 Church place Nutt James, joiner, 36 Lynedoch street

OATS Daniel, hatter, 20 Vennel O'CONNOR Mrs, 15 Duncan street OGILVIE David, joiner, 27 Lynedoch st. Ogilvie James, cabinetmaker, 51 Kelly st. Ogilvie John, blockmaker, 17 Duncan street O'DONNAL Hugh, labourer, 47 Shaw street O'DONNELL John, flesher, 49 Shaw street OLIPHANT Robert (of Oliphant and Haddow), Octavia cottage, Martha brae Oliphant & Haddow, shipowners, ship and insurance brokers^ 27 West Burn street Oliphant "William Kay, 63 Union street OLIVER Martin, bottler, 9 Newton street Oliver Robert, aerated water manufacturer, 14 West Burn street. House, 16 Bruce st. OLSON Lewis, shopman, 3 Trafalgar street OMNET William, labourer, 66 Ann street O'Neill James, mason, 17 Sir Michael street O'Neill James, Broomhill O'Neill John, mason, 10 East Shaw street O'Neill John B., pawnbroker, 7 Yennel. House, 8 Ardgowan street, west O'Neill John, tailor, 6 Roslin st O'Neill John, labourer, 14 Ann street O'Neill Josiah, labourer, 7 Under crescent O'Neill Patrick, 9 Trafalgar street O'Neill William, boilermaker, 9 Upper crescent Operative Tailors' Co-operative Company (Limited), tailors and clothiers, 14 Hamilton st ORCHARD Sugar Refinery, Ingleston street ORKENY Alexander, shipmaster, 60 Eldon street Orkeny Alexander, 22 Sugarhouse lane Orkeny William, joiner, 13 West Blackball street Orkeny Miss, 13 West Blackhall st. ORR Adam, outfitter, 28 Dalrymple street. House, 13 Charles street Orr Alexander, 28 Shaw street 154 DIRECTORY.

Orr Andrew R. (of Orr, Hunter & Co.), Clarendon place, 9

Orr Erskine (of Orr, PoUock & Co.), 26 Patrick st Orr, Hunter & Co., rope manufacturers and sailmakers, 4 "West Quay lane. Works, Greenock Ropework, 43 Wel- lington street Orr James (of Brough & Orr), 9 Lynedoch street Orr James, seaman, 24 East Shaw street Orr James, gardener, Ladyburn Orr John, moulder, 14 Terrace road Orr John, labourer, 33 Holmscroft street Orr John, carter, 13 East Stewart st. Orr John, labourer, 13 West Blackhall st. Orr John, baker, 3 Regent street Orr John, porter, 19 Shaw street Orr John, coal merchant. Depot, Upper Greenock station. House, 17 Ann street Orr John, grocer and spirit merchant, 17 Ann st. Orr John, carpenter, 6 Roslin st. Orr John, jun., grain merchant and baker, 5 Rue-end street. Ho., 5 Rue-end st. Orr Joseph, joiner, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, 19 Sugarhouse lane. House, 3 Kelly st. Orr Joseph, labourer, 25 Arthur street Orr, Pollock & Co., letterpress printers and newspaper proprietors, 18 Charles street Orr Robert, labourer. 27 Sir Michael st Orr Samuel, labourer, 27 Nelson street, west Orr Thomas, boatbuilder, 23 Rue-end street. House, 7 St. Andrew square Orr Thomas, cooper, 1 Stanners street Orr William, farmer, Bridge-end, East parish Orr William, shipowner, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. House, Seafield house, 34 Brougham st Orr William, engineer, 4 Antigua street Orr William, engine keeper, 11 Regent street Orr William, smith, 8 baker street Orr William, contractor, 14 Bogle street Orr William, joiner, 1 Carnock street Orr William, captain, 2 Nelson street, west Orr Miss, feuar, 9 Nelson street, west Orr Miss, 13 Union street Orr Miss, dressmaker, 35 Nicolson street Orr Mrs Duncan, Mount place, Holmscroft street DIRECTORY 155

Orr Mrs, 30 Ann street Orr Mrs, 18 Ann street Orr Mrs Matthew, Matilda cottage, 88 Eldon street OSTLER Andrew & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 7 Inver- kip street Ostler Andrew (of Andrew Ostler & Co.), Strathmore house, 36 Brisbane street OSWALD James, upholsterer, 32 Roxburgh st. Ho., do. Oswald John, moulder, 2 Upper crescent Oswald Joseph, 71 Wellington street Oswald Mrs, 32 Roxburgh street OVERTON Coal Depot, 5 Chapel street OVING-TON Richard (of the Greenock Foundry Co.), 61 Union street OWENS J. W., R. N., 15 Brisbane street

PACHECCO John, shipbroker, 34 West Blackhall street PAGET John, labourer, 3 West Quay lane PAINTERS' Hall, 44 Cathcart street PALMER Robert, storeman, 34 Roxburgh street Palmer Thomas, carpenter, 40 East Hamilton street PAPER Mills, Overton, Shaws Water, fall No. 18 PARK Angus, joiner, 63 Nicolson street Park Archibald, painter, 4 Ropework street Park Boyd, van driver, 43 Main street Park Gavin, measurer, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st. Park Graham (of M'Jannet & Park), 22 Wellington street Park James, steam tugboat proprietor, 2 West Quay. Ho., 30 Kelly street Park John, flesher, 51 Main st. Ho., 1 Morton terrace Park John, blacksmith and ironmonger, 8 Roxburgh st. Ho., 19 Wellington street Park John, joiner, 20 Cathcart street Park Matthew, joiner and builder, 33 Ann st. Ho., 26 Wel- lington street, east Park Angus D., fruiterer, &c, 5 Ann street. Ho., 27 Hamil- ton street Park Thomas, slater, 27 Hamilton street Park Miss, boys' dressmaker, 75 Regent street Park Mrs Alexander, 21 Sir Michael street Park Mrs William, 75 Regent street Park Mrs William, feuar, 20 Ardgowan square 156 DIRECTORY.

Park Mrs, 3 Bearhope street PARKER Hugh, policeman, 68 Ann street Parker John, gamekeeper, 20 Ann street Parker Peter, carpenter, 3 Ingleston street Parker Robert, labourer, 28 Shaw street Parker Miss E M 3 Ingleston street Parker Mrs, 18 Antigua street PARRET Robert, joiner, 16 Bruce street PARKHILL "William, fireman, 6 Buccleuch street PAROCHIAL Board Rooms, 17 Holmscroft street PASCOE Greenfell & Sons, copper and yellow metal manufacturers, 14 Cathcart street. P. MacOallum & Sons, agents. PATERSON Alexander, feuar, 23 Cathcart street. House, Fern Knowe Villa, 15 Fox st. Paterson Alexander & Son, ham curers and provision merchants, 39 Hamilton street Paterson Alexander, sen. (of A. Paterson & Son), 32 Tobago street Paterson Alexander, jun. (of A. Paterson & Son), 25 "West Burn street Paterson Charles, baker, 58 Wellington street Paterson Charles, shoemaker, 31 Cathcart street. House, 61 Regent street Paterson Charles, baker, 58 "Wellington street Paterson Daniel, clothier, 8 Hamilton street. House, 8 Ard- gowan street, west Paterson Donald, wright, 11 Regent street. House, 10 Bruce street Paterson Duncan, carpenter, 11 Cathcart st. Paterson Edward, broker, 14 Dalrymple street Paterson Gavin, remnant dealer, 30 Charles st. House, 75 Regent street Paterson Gavin, joiner, 9 "Watt st. Paterson Gavin, shoe manufacturer, 8 "William street Paterson George, plumber, 26 Roxburgh st. Paterson James, currier, 33 Ann st. Paterson James, smith, 29 Arthur street Paterson James, spirit merchant, 11 Highland close. House, 67 Rue-end street Paterson James, engineer, 46 East Hamilton street Paterson James, 7 Kelly street Paterson James, labourer, 60 Ann street Paterson Jervis 0., draper, 27 Lynedoch street Paterson John, plater, 3 Regent street DIRECTORY. 157

Paterson John, plasterer, 4 Dalrymple street Paterson John, labourer, 14 St Andrew street Paterson John, labourer, 3 Market street Paterson John, currier (of Adam Kirk & Co.), 6 Wellington street Paterson John, baker, 19 Hamilton street. House, 32 Mcol- son street Paterson Lachlan (of Maclachlan & Paterson), 20 Lyle st. Paterson Malcolm, carpenter, 6 East Blackhall street Paterson Peter, cooper, 15 Inverkip street Paterson Robert, brassfinisher, 15 Arthur street Paterson Robert, poulterer, 15 Market street Paterson Robert, baker, 29 Nelson street, west Paterson Robert J., wine and spirit merchant, 16 Stanners and 18 Arthur streets. House, 1 Morton terrace. Paterson Robert R., merchant, City of Glasgow Bank Build- ings. House, Dungourney Paterson & Robertson, slaters, Harvie lane Paterson Thomas, carpenter, 46 Shaw street Paterson William, fishmonger, 55 Shaw st. House, do. Paterson William, joiner, 8 St Andrew square Paterson William, plumber, 6 West Blackhall street Paterson William, tailor, 24 Tobago street Paterson William (of Paterson & Robertson), 6 West Black- hall street Paterson William, carpenter, 43 Crawfurd street Paterson Misses, dressmakers, 35 Arthur street Paterson Mrs, 61 Regent street Paterson Mrs, lodgings, 16 William street Paterson Mrs John, 6 Cardross place Paterson Mrs Samuel, Dungourney, Newark street Paterson Mrs William, 36 West Blackhall street PATON Allan Park, librarian, Greenock library, Watt Monu- ment, 9 Union street Paton Archibald (of Caird & Co.), Finnart street Paton James, gardener, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Paton James, photographer, Western cottage, Esplanade, and 116 Eldon street Paton James, timekeeper, 19 Regent street Paton James, M.B.C.M., 4 Shaw place Paton William (of Ross, Corbett & Co.), Rock villa, 38 Eldon street Paton Miss Janet, lodgings, 18 John street Paton Mrs Robert, 2 Bentinck street Paton Mrs, Aitken's land 158 DIRECTORY

PATRICK Adam, bootmaker, 6 West Blackhall street, and wholesale and retail leather merchant, 3 Dalrymple st. House, 22 Brisbane street Patrick Alexander, engineer, 13 Under crescent Patrick David, fireman, 32 Holmscroft street Patrick David, cooper, 12 William street Patrick Robert, cooper, 6 Morton terrace Patrick Robert (of Scott & Patrick), 3 Dellingburn square PATTEN Henry Tower, writer, 8 Cathcart square Patten Hugh M. (of Pattens & Co.), Ejnnart street Pattens & Co., shipowners and sugar refiners, 11 Baker st. PATTISON Alexander, seaman, 14 Dalrymple street Pattison David, flesher, 9 Bruce st. House, 47 Roxburgh st. Pattison Robert, watchman, 12 East Quay lane PAUL Archibald, labourer, 6 John street Paul Colin, plasterer, 15 Nelson street, west Paul James, smith, 19 Ingleston place Paul John (of Ewing & Paul), 11 Lynedoch street Paul John, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Dalrymple street and 3 Vennel. Ho., Linden Bank, 84 Eldon street Paul John (of Paul, Sword & Co.), Glenleven cot., G-ourock Paul, Sword & Co., sugar refiners, Orchard Sugar Refinery, Ingleston street Paul William, carter, 7 Ingleston road Paul William B. (of Paul, Sword & Co.), Glenleven, Gourock Paul William, mason, 7 Cartsburn st. Paul William, painter, 44 Shaw street Paul Mrs John, 19 Arthur street Paul Mrs John, 16 Antigua street Paul Mrs M., 29 Brougham street Paul Mrs, 7 Newton street Paul Mrs R., 13 Kelly street PEACE Mrs James, wine and spirit merchant, 37 Ann street House, Brachelston place, 32 Nicolson st. PEACOCK Alexander, joiner, 106 Drumfrochar road. Peacock James R., wine and spirit merchant, 45 Shaw street- House, 35 West Burn street Peacock John, church officer, 42 Dalrymple street Peacock Mrs, 42 Dalrymple street PEARSON Daniel, cooper, 15 Newton street Pearson David, greengrocer and coal merchant, 61 Roxburgh. street. House, do. Pearson James, mason, 60 Holmscroft street Pearson James, engineer, Overtoa DIRECTORY. 159

Pearson James, flesher, 68 Ann street. House, do. Pearson John, boot, shoe, and clog manufacturer, 19 Shaw st* House, 13 Cathcart street Pearson Thomas, sladesman, 23 Bruce street Pearson William, fireman, 20 Cathcart street PEASTON Alexander, sladesman, 45 Mcolson street Peaston Mrs William, 17 Ann street PEAT Thomas, shoemaker, 51 Holmscroft street Peat Miss Jane, confectioner, 23 West Blackhall street PEATTIE James, engineer, 11 Ingleston street PEDAN John, smith, 35 Lynedoch street PEDDIE John, pointsman, 3 Under crescent PENNELL Joseph, sailmaker, West Quay. Ho., 9 Sugar- house lane PENTLAKD Robert, joiner, 12 Tobago street PERKINS William, coal merchant, 15 Lynedoch street PERRIE Hugh, cooper, 11 West Stewart street PERRINGTON" Henry, seaman, 60 Wellington street PERRY Thomas, flesher, 17 Tobago street Perry William H., shopman, 41 West Blackhall street PETERS James S., coal merchant. Office, City Bank Build- ings, 32 Cathcart st. House, 10 Regent street PETTIE Miss, 5 Kelly street PETTIGREW James, spirit dealer, Ladyburn Pettigrew John, porter, 49 Shaw street Pettigrew Matthew, joiner, 25 Arthur street Pettigrew Robert, waterman, Waterside cottage, Overton Pettigrew Robert, 26 Lyle street Pettigrew Mrs, lodgings, 38 Crawfurd street PHILLIPS Andrew, traveller, 33 Lynedoch street Phillips David, sen., slater, 36 Inverkip street. House, 59 High Vennel Phillips James, grocer, 45 Crawford street. House, do. Phillips James, wine and spirit merchant, 28 Shaw street. House, 28 Crawfurd street Phillips James, cooper, 38 Crawfurd street Phillips James, potter, Ladyburn Phillips John, potter, 1 Sinclair street Phillips Patrick, spirit dealer, 63 Main street. House, 58 Vennel Phillips R., telegraph clerk, Post office. House, 9 Argyle st. Phillips Thomas, brassfounder, tinsmith and gasfltter, 26 Vennel. Workshop, 30 Cartsburn street. House, 24 Ann street 160 DIRECTORY.

Phillips Mrs, fruiterer and confectioner, 59 Vennel PHILP William, accountant, British Linen Bank, 2 Robert- son street PICKEN John, sawyer, Bogston PILOT Office (River), Albert quay PINKERTON Robert, upholsterer, 42 Inverkip street PLAGE Philip, shipmaster, 18 Lyle street PLATT Alexander, labourer, 5 Bearhope street Piatt Robert, labourer, 17 Shaw street PLYMOUTH and Glasgow Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse place. Graham Brymner, agent POLICE Office, 5 Taylor's close POLLOCK Daniel, shoemaker, 4 Tobago street Pollock David L., stationer, bookbinder, letterpress and lithographic printer, &c, Clydesdale Bank buildings, 7 Hamilton street. House, 11 Bank street Pollock James, builder, 7 Brougham street. House, 17 Brougham street Pollock John, smith, 1 1 Regent street Pollock John M. (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), 11 Bank street Pollock John, tobacconist, 33 Rue-end street. House, do. Pollock Robert, foreman printer, Ford house, Ford road Pollock Thomas, gasfitter, 24 Wellington street Pollock Thomas, engineer, 16 Upper crescent Pollock Walter, carter, 9 Main street Pollock William, joiner, 4 Cardross place Pollock Miss, dressmaker, milliner and furrier, 11 Bank st. POLSON David, tidewaiter, 49 Holmscroft street Poison Misses, dressmakers, and agent for Florence sewing machine, 21 Kelly street POORS' Rates Office, Captain street PORTER Miss, dressmaker, 3 Tobago street PORTRUSH Steam Packet Co., 19 Palmerston buildings PORTEOUS Robert, bookseller and stationer, 30 Cathcarfc st. House, 4 Mansionhouse lane Porteous Miss, 5 Watt street POST Office, 11 William street POTTER Miss E., lodgings, 14 Brisbane st. POTTS John, tobacconist, 36 Shaw street. House, 50 Shaw street Potts Joseph, shipmaster, 64 Regent st. POULTER George Thomas, professor of music, 11 Ardgowan square POULTRINIEZ Francoi, eating house, 6 Dalrymple st. .

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POWRIE James, cutter, 65 Nicolson street POYNTER John & Son, manufacturing chemists. Shaws Water Chemical Works, Dellingburn st. PRENTICE D. & A., drapers and silk mercers, 24 Hamilton street Prentice David (of D. & A. Prentice), 30 Brisbane st. Prentice John, house factor and property agent, 23 Cathcart st. House, 58 Eldou st. Prentice Thomas & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, tea merchants, and commission agents, 23 Nicol- son street Prentice Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. Andrew street Prentice Thomas (of T. Prentice & Co.), Willow Park, For- syth street Prentice Miss, 13 Brisbane street Prentice Mrs Adam, 17 Lynedoch st PRESTON Peter, joiner, 59 Roxburgh st. PRIMROSE Mrs, 6 West Stewart st. PRINCE of Wales' Hotel, 28 Cathcart st. PRINGLE David, engineer, 6 Cardross place, Hillend Pringle John, artist, 9 Lynedoch street PROBERT Alexander, forger, 55 Shaw street PROCTOR Robert M., watchmaker, 26 Patrick st PROPHET John, shipmaster, 5 East Blackhall st. PROVAN John & Co., plumbers and gasfitters, 26 Charles street Provan John (of John Provan & Co.), 47 Holmscroft street Provan Mrs, 32 Roxburgh street PROVIDENT Bank, 11 William st. PROWSE Samuel, shipmaster, 8 Kelly street PULLAR J. & Sons, dyers -to the Queen, 4 Albert place, West Blackhall st PURDIE Hugh, builder, 25 Bruce street Purdie P. & G-., bootmakers, 40 Cathcart street, and 193 Argyle street, Glasgow. House, Ellen's Viila, Esplanade, Greenock. PURSE James C, grocer, 72 Ann street. House, do. PYLE Joseph, shipmaster, Jamieson's place, 69 Nicolson st. PYNE Mrs, 7 West breast 162 DIRECTORY.

QUARRIER John, miller and grain merchant, Cartsburn Grain Mills. House, do. QUEEN'S Rooms, 39 Hamilton street QUIGLEY John, dealer, 30 Shaw street QUIN John, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 7 "West Blackhall street and 29 Rue-end street. Ho, 10 Brisbane street

RAE James K., H.M. Customs, 44 Kelly street Rae John, warehouseman, 22 Stanners street Rae John, tinsmith, 32 Holmscroft street Rae Peter, joiner, 30 Wellington street Rae Robert, brassfinisher, 31 Holmscroft street Rae William, spirit dealer, 2 Harvie lane. House, 2 Belville place Rae William, smith, 13 Under crescent Rae Mrs John, 6 Nelson street, west RAFF George, accountant and house factor, 41 Cathcart st. House, 15 Brisbane street RAILWAY Goods Depot, 4 Regent street Railway Station (Caledonian), 25 Cathcart street Railway Station (Upper Greenock), head of Lynedoch st. Railway Station (Greenock and Ayrshire) Brougham st. Railway Station (Greenock and Ayrshire) Lynedoch st. RAIT Allan, moulder, 2 Morton terrace Rait Henry M. (of Greenock Foundry Co.), 20 Ardgowan square RALSTON Alexander, shoemaker, 41 Shaw street Ralston James, mate, 36 Nicolson street Ralston James "Van, agent, Prudential Assurance Co., 29 St Lawrence street Ralston Robert, painter, 6 West Quay lane Ralston William, boilermaker, 7 Arthur street RAMAGE John, breaksman, 13 Hope street Ramage Robert, architect, measurer, and inspector of buildings, 7 Mount Pleasant street RAMSAY Alexander, sugar broker, Exchange buildings Hamsay Alexander, sailmaker, 29 Holmscroft street Uamsay Alexander, tailor and clothier, 27 West Burn steeet. House, 63 Roxburgh street DIRECTORY. 163

Ramsay Alexander, coppersmith, 35 Roxburgh street Ramsay David, sawyer, 6 Trafalgar street Ramsay Gilbert A., house and ship joiner, 16 Nicolson street. House, 24 West Stewart street Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 5 Morton terrace Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. House, 9 Kelly street Ramsay James, smith, 7 Ingleston street Ramsay John, examining officer, H.M. Customs. House, Hendry's cottage, Dempster street Ramsay John, joiner, 7 Hill street Ramsay John W, spirit merchant, 4 Clarence street. Ho., 24 West Stewart street RANDALL Andrew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street RANKIN Alexander, carpenter, 26 East Shaw street Rankin and Blackmore, engineers and ironfounders, Eagle foundry, 9 and 18 Baker street Rankin Daniel (of Rankin and Blackmore), 23 Bank street Rankin David, cabinetmaker, 15 Sir Michael street Rankin John, coal merchant, 16 John street and 1 Bearhope st. House, Rosehill cottage, 1 Barnhill st. Rankin John, sladesman, 25 Ann street Rankin John, boilermaker, 45 Lynedoch street Rankin John, boatman, 1 Bearhope street Rankin Robert, policeman, 5 Bearhope street Rankin William, shipowner, 30 Cathcart street. House, Ford cottage, Patrick street Rankin William and Son, ship store merchants, 16 Palmer- ston buildings Rankin Mrs George, porter and ale dealer, 20 West Blackhall street Rankin Mrs, 13 Shaw street RATCLIFFE Michael, letter carrier, Post office. House, 11 East Blackhall street RATTERY John, captain, 8 Cross-shore street RATTRAY William, plumber, 35 Ann street RAVER Henry, seaman, 58 Wellington st. RAVEY James, plumber, 52 Wellington street REDHEAD William, steamboat master, 1 William st. REDMAN William, seaman, 29 Inverkip street REFORMED Presbyterian Church, West Shaw street Reformed Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart street REFRESHMENT Rooms, 14 East Quay lane 164 DIRECTORY.

Refreshment Rooms, 16 East Quay lane Refreshment Rooms, 3 Dalrymple street Refreshment Rooms, 40 Dalrymple street Refreshment Rooms, 9 Rue-end street Refreshment Rooms, 12 Rue-end street Refreshment Rooms, 6 Dalrymple street Refreshment Rooms, 37 Crawfurd street REGISTRAR for East Parish, 29 Rue-end street Registrar for Middle Parish, 5 Bank street Registrar for West Parish, 41 Cathcart street REIACH George, inspector of fisheries, 3 Bank st. Ho., 6 Brougham street REID Alexander, storekeeper, Caledonian Railway. Ho., 2 Upper crescent Reid Alex., jun., clerk, 2 Upper crescent Reid Arthur, labourer, 13 West Blackhall street Reid Duncan, grocer, 5 Main street Reid Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 42 Hamilton st. Ho., Newton street, Finnart Reid Duncan, seaman, 1 Vennel Reid Hugh, police officer, 47 Crawfurd street Reid Hugh, Greenbank Rice Mill Co., Gienconer House, Blairmore Reid James (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), Seafield, 24 Eldon st. Reid James, jun. (of Fleming Reid & Co.), 51 Brougham st. Reid James, engineer, 23 Lynedoch street Reid John, station-master, Upper Greenock station. House, M'Millan's land, Ann street Reid John, accountant and house-factor, 29 Ann street Reid John, engineer, 20 Sir Michael street Reid John, ship smith, 4 Lynedoch street Reid Peter, joiner, 68 Ann street Reid Richard, joiner, 3 Carnock street Reid William, potter, 54 East Hamilton street Reid William, draper, 46 Cathcart street. House, 7 Kelly street Reid William, boatman, 40 Dalrymple street Reid William, Greenbank, Drumfrochar road Reid Wiliam, policeman, 26 Ann street Reid Miss, teacher of music, 20 East Shaw street Reid & Steven Misses, dressmakers, 16 Kilblain street Reid Mrs, 10 Springkell street Reid Mrs, 5 Bearhope street BEILEY Peter, railway guard, 12 Terrace road DIRECTORY. 165

REILLY John, sugarhouse labourer, 28 West Blackball st. EEKEE Janet, 9 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street RENFREW Robert, bricklayer, 12 Terrace road RENNIE Allan, tanner, 9 Cartsburn street Rennie James, carpenter, 5 West Stewart street Rennie John (of Greenock Distillery Co.), Finnart street Rennie Thomas, porter, 6 Shaw street Rennie Thomas, cabinetmaker, 48 Kelly street REYNOLDS Robert, 9 Mount Pleasant street RESIDE Mrs, 17 Nelson street, west RHODES Thomas, seaman, 31 Nicolson street Rhodes Mrs John, lodgings, 14 West Blackball street RICE John, boilermaker, 3 John street RICHARD Edward, labourer, 7 Sugarhouse lane RICHARDSON Charles, smith, 28 East Hamilton street Richardson James, moulder, 5 John street Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church place Richardson James, overseer to James Richardson & Co., 2 Church place. House, 21 Brisbane street Richardson John G-. C, shipmaster, 21 Bank street Richardson Peter, fitter, 31 Hutcheson's court Richardson Thomas, shipmaster, 8 Kelly street Richardson William, engineer, 66 East Hamilton street Richardson William, grocer, 59 Main street RICHMOND Archibald F., M.D., 21 Patrick street Richmond Alexander, engine-keeper, 63 Regent street Richmond Hugh, carter, 27 Inverkip street Richmond Matthew, engineer, 4 Cardross place RIDDELL David, coal agent, Dellingburn square. House, 6 Chapel street RIDDICH Miss, lodgings, 18 Nicolson street RINTOUL John, coachbuilder, 16 West Burn street. House, 12 Watt street Rintoul John, joiner, 9 Lynedoch street RD?PE Martin, tailor and clothier, 17 Sir Michael street and 12 East Shaw street. House, do. RIPPON Cornelius, drill instructor, 10 Bruce street RITCHIE Alexander, late manager of gas works, 30 Brisbane street Ritchie Alexander, rafter, 3 Manse lane Ritchie Andrew, smith, 1 Belville place Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 24 Lyle street Ritchie Archibald, engineer, 18 Upper crescent Ritchie David, seaman, 50 Shaw street 166 DIRECTORY.

Ritchie Duncan, superintendent of Sailor's Home, 1 Dock breast. House, do. Ritchie Duncan, joiner, 5 Morton terrace Ritchie Brothers, wholesale grocers and grain merchants, 21 Shaw street. House, 1 Roxburgh street Ritchie Hugh, feuar, 1 Roxburgh street Ritchie Hugh, weigher, 3 Holmscroft street Ritchie James, smith and boilermaker, 12 St Andrew street. House, 2 John street Ritchie John, examining officer of^H.M. Customs. House, 1 Roxburgh street Ritchie John, clothier, Cathcart square. House, 2 Robertson street Ritchie Robert, carpenter, 15 Mount Pleasant street Ritchie Robert, smith, 17 Cartsburn street Ritchie Thomas, smith, 32 Lynedoch street Ritchie William, mason, 45 Holmscroft street Ritchie Mrs Alexander, 2 John street Ritchie Mrs Anna, feuar, 16 Mount Pleasant street Ritchie Mrs, 28 Dalrymple street RIVER Clyde Towing Company—J. H. M'Farlane, agent, 4 West quay ROBB & FuUarton, timber merchants, Bogston saw mills, Port- Glasgow road Robb John and Co., timber merchants, Caledonian saw mills,. Port-Glasgow road Robb, Moore & Co., ship store merchants, Palmerston buildings Robb Mrs David, 16 Antigua street Robb Mrs, grocer, 10 Baker street ROBERTS Edward, tailor, 27 Hamilton street Roberts William, wine and spirit merchant, 33 Shaw st. Ho.,, 7 Hill street ROBERTSON Adam, gardener, 13 Brougham street Robertson Alexander, carpenter, 5 John street Robertson Alexander, seaman, 7 Newton street Robertson Alexander, carpenter, 30 Lynedoch street Robertson Andrew, fireman, 7 East Shaw street Robertson Andrew, engineer, 2 St Andrew street Robertson Archibald, seaman, 11 Duncan street Robertson Archibald, Belville place Robertson Arthur, joiner and precentor, 49 Roxburgh st. Robertson Charles (of Paterson and Robertson), 16 Bearhope- street DIRECTORY. 167

Robertson Daniel, manager for Bowling and Greenock Steam Towing Company, 10 West breast. House, Broomhill cottage Eobertson Daniel, painter, 4 Cardross place Eobertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 6 Watt street Eobertson Douglas, labourer, 34 Eoxburgh street Eobertson Duncan, engineer, 30 Wellington street Eobertson D., engineer, 6 Eoxburgh street Eobertson Eev. Frederick Lockhart, of the Middle Parish. Manse, 1 Houston street Eobertson George, engineer, 23 Ingleston street Eobertson George, gardener, 24 Newark street Eobertson James, agent for Bowling and Greenock Towing Co., 10 West breast Eobertson James, labourer, 4 Tobago street Eobertson James, engineer, 1 Morton terrace Eobertson James, joiner, 8 Chapel street Eobertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann street Eobertson James, tinsmith, 13 Brougham street Eobertson James, slater, 22 Ann street Eobertson James, storekeeper, 19 Lynedoch street Eobertson James, carpenter, 3 Under crescent Eobertson James, out-door officer, H.M.C., 8 Antigua st. Eobertson James, bowling saloon, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. House, 11 Highland close Robertson John, cooper, 9 Kilblain street Eobertson John, seaman, 16 East Shaw street Eobertson John, cooper, 36 Holmscroft street Eobertson John, collector of Inland Revenue. Office, Inland Revenue buildings. House, Martha brae Robertson John, captain, 63 Rue end street Robertson John, engineer, 10 William street Robertson John, diver, 1 Argyle street Robertson John, carpenter, 19 Cathcart street Robertson John Keith, M.D., 47 Regent street Robertson John, fruiterer and confectioner, 24 Roxburgh street. House, 49 do. Robertson John (of Robertson & M'Dougall), 2 Orangefield place Robertson Lachlan, pilot, 5 East Blackhall street Robertson Matthew, rivetter, 2 Nelson street, Glebe Robertson & M'Dougall, merchants and commission agents, 55 Rue-end street Robertson Richard, timekeeper, 14 Cardross place 168 DIRECTORY

Robertson Richard, engine-keeper. 3 Bearhope street Robertson Robert, moulder, 6 Under crescent Robertson Robert, 5 Newton street Eobertson Robert, smith, 6 West Quay lane Robertson Robert William, City of Glasgow Bank buildings. House, Craigend. G-ourock Robertson Samson, foreman, M'Millan's land, Ann street Robertson Sidney, grocer, 30 Ingleston street Robertson Stewart, engineer, 37 Lyle street Robertson Stewart, engineer, 6 Antigua street Robertson Thomas, rigger, 41 Nicolson street Robertson Walter, cabinetmaker, 2 Rue-end street Robertson Wellwood M., wine and spirit merchant, 2 Buc- cleuch street. House, 22 Wellington street Robertson William, mate, 60 Regent street Robertson William, boilermaker, 1 John street Robertson William, clerk, 24 Wellington street Robertson William, moulder, 63 Main street Robertson Janet, grocer, 19 Regent street Robertson Mrs John, 17 Union street Robertson Mrs John, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 7 Mar- ket street Robertson Mrs John, 1 Holmscroft street Robertson Mrs William, 4 George square Robertson Mrs, 23 Kelly street Robertson Mrs, 3 Dellingburn street Robertson Mrs, 41 Hamilton street ROBINSON Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn street. House, 36 West Stewart street Robinson James, carpenter, Bogston cottage • Robinson John, accountant, Greenock Provident Bank, 11 William street Uobinson Malcolm, smith, cartwright, and agricultural imple- ment maker, 40 Vennel. House, 6 Inverkip street Robinson William, boilermaker, 3 John street RODGER Alexander, merchant, Bagatelle, 23 Eldon street Rodger David, painter, 8 Baker street Rodger David, joiner, 15 Regent street Rodger David, labourer, 39 Cathcart street Rodger James, shopman, 106 Drumfrochar road Rodger James, mason, 28 Wellington street Rodger James, baker, 24 Cartsburn street Rodger James, sailmaker, 45 Crawfurd street Rodger John, rivetter, 31 Holmscroft street DIRECTORY. . 169

Hodger John, merchants' gauger, 52 Rue -end street. House, 3 Inverkip street Rodger John, jun., merchant, 35 West Stewart street Rodger John, grocer, 28 Inverkip street. House, 15 Sugar- house lane Rodger John, Clydesdale Bank. House, Newton street Rodger Peter, 12 Bank street Rodger Thomas, policeman, 50 Dalrymple street Rodger Walter W. B., Bagatelle Rodger William, caulker, 50 Dalrymple Rodger Mrs, mangier, 26 Roxburgh street Rodger Mrs Alexander, Newton street ROGERS James, dealer in oysters, lobsters, shell fish, &c, 8 Cross-shore street RONALD James, cabinetmaker, 34 West Blackball street Ronald James, labourer, 40 Cathcart street Ronald William, spirit dealer, 17 Bearhope street. House, do. Ronald Mrs Robert, 24 Wellington street ROSE David, painter, 35 Holmscroft street Rose Hugh, tailor, 35 Hamilton street Rose Mrs, Brachelston place, 34 Nelson street, west ROSS Baillie (of Whyte & Ross), 24 Wellington street Ross Colin, painter, 1 Main street Ross, Corbet & Co., merchants and agents, 2 Shannon's close Ross David, carpenter, 22 Tobago street Ross George carpenter, 9 Main strest Ross Hector, late Queen's porter, 6 Roslin street Ross Hugh, mason, 58 Holmscroft street Ross Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles st. Ho., 5 Kelly street Ross James, skinner, 8 Under crescent Ross James, smith, 8 Upper crescent Ross James, carpenter, 38 Inverkip street Ross John, mason, 11 East Blackhall street Ross John, carpenter, 5 Inverkip street Ross John, engineer, 16 Lyle street Ross Lamont, brassfinisher, 48 Holmscroft street Ross Lewis, agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 29 Hamilton street Ross Robert, carpenter, 7 Hill street Ross Robert, labourer, 11 Bearhope st. Ross Simon, policeman, 13 West Blackhall st. Ross Thomas, labourer, 11 Bearhope st. 170 DIRECTORY.

Ross William, merchant and sugar broker, National Bank buildings, 29 Cathcart street. Ho., 20 Mount pleasant st Ross William J., stamper, Post office. House, 28 West Bunt street Ross Mrs Archibald, 5 Sir Michael st. Ross Mrs William, 21 Bruce street Ross Mrs, 20 Cathcart street Ross Mrs, 3 Shaw place ROUGVIE James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker. House, 17 Bearhope street Rougvie John M'D., timber merchant, 15 Laird street Rougvie Helen, milliner, 2 West Blackhall street. House, 15 Laird street Rougvie Margaret W., dressmaker, &c, 7 West Blackhall st. House, 15 Laird street ROWAN J. G. & Co., warehousemen, Cathcart Square House Rowan J. G. (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), Clyde View, Esplanade Rowan John, shoemaker, 1 Nicolson street Rowan John, labourer, 21 John street Rowan Samuel, police sergeant, 7 West Blackhall street Rowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine, Adam & Rowan), 53 Brougham street Rowan Thomas B. & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 9 Inverkip street and 8 Cartsburn street Rowan William, flesher, 28 Ann street ROWLEY William, shipmaster, Ford road ROXBURGH James, carpenter, 18 Tobago st. Roxburgh Mrs, 16 Bearhope st. Roxburgh Mrs, 5 Bearhope street ROYAL Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart street Royal Hotel, 3 East breast Royal Liver Friendly Society, 29 Hamilton st. Royal Naval Reserve Office, 7 Virginia st. RUGEN Mrs H., wine and spirit merchant, 2 Charles st. and 51 Dalrymple st. House, 3 Mearns st. RUNCE Mrs William, 32 Cartsburn st. RUSK James, painter, 7 Arthur street RUSSELL Alexander, merchant, 73 Union st. Russell Andrew, salesman, 26 Patrick st. Russell Daniel, cooper, 21 East Shaw street Russell Henry, joiner, 11 Regent st. Russell Hugh, carpenter, 16 Upper crescent Russell James, commercial traveller, Greenfield cottage Ladyburn DIRECTORY. 171

Kussell James, merchant, 11 West breast. House, 73 Union street Russell John Hill, Customs, 9 Eldon street Russell John, carpenter, 38 Hamilton street Russell John, clerk, Lloyd's Register Office. House, IS Brisbane street Russell John, clerk, 68 Ann street Russell Thomas, boilermaker, 10 Oardross place Russell W. 0. & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street. House, 4 Mearns street Russell Eobert, pastry baker, 51 Roxburgh street Russell William, spirit merchant, Clyde pottery, Ladyburcu House, do. Russell William, mason, 32 Dalrymple street Russell Miss Margaret, grocer, 70 Ann street. House, do. Russell Miss, grocer, 72 Ann street RUTHERFORD John, out-door officer, Customs, Gateside,. Inverkip road Rutherford George, joiner, 16 Bruce street Rutherford Mrs James, huckster, 4 Ann street RYAN Michael, coppersmith, 9 Lynedoch st

SAILORS' Home, 1 Dock breast SALMON William B., insurance agent and coal merchant, 2 Church place Salmon Mrs James, feuar, 29 Brougham street SANDFORD John, 1 Arthur street SANDEMAN A. & E., sugar brokers, Exchange buildings Sandeman J. W., civil engineer, engineer's office, East Steam - boat quay. House, 47 Brougham street SARGEANT Charles, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 7 Market street SAUNDERS James, joiner, 14 Kelly street Saunders Mrs Helen, spirit retailer, 61 Rue-end street. Ho.* 1 Bogle street SAYERS Edward, painter, 25 Ingleston street Sayers Gilbert, cooper, 22 West Stewart street Sayers Robert, smith, 14 Kelly street SCANLAN Michael, grocer, 22 Dalrymple street "Scanlan, Mrs, 71 Vennel SCHRODER Charles, mate, 13 Nelson st., west 172 DIRECTORY.

SCHULTZ Mrs, 12 Bruce street SCOBBIE James, shipmaster, 8 Mount Pleasant street SCOFFIELD Mrs Samuel, 75 Eegent street SCOTSMAN Newspaper office, 36 Palmerston buildings SCOTT Alexander, joiner, 3 Regent street Scott Alexander, 29 Ingleston street Scott Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, 14 Baker street Scott Alexander (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Hayfield, 15 Bank street Scott Alexander, junr. (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Hayfield, 15 Bank street Scott Alexander, tanner, 19 Arthur street Scott Alexander, boilermaker, 6 Morton terrace Scott Alexander, joiner, 16 Roxburgh street Scott Alexander (of Scott & Patrick), 16 Lynedoch street Scott & Co., shipbuilders, Cartsdyke Scott C. C, Hawkhill, by Largs Scott David, carpenter, Ladyburn Scott David, carpenter, 1 Ratho street Scott Edward, shipmaster, 60 Eldon street Scott Finlay, feuar, 47 Holmscroft street Scott George, shipmaster, 29 Nelson street, west Scott G-eorge, boilermaker, 11 Hope street Scott Hugh, smith, 72 Ann street Scott Ivie, family grocer and wine merchant, 18 West Black- hall street. House, 1 Martin terrace Scott James, Main's cottage, East Crawfurd street Scott James, ship smith, 3 Dellingburn st. Ho., 2 Ingleston st. Scott James, mason, 70 Wellington street Scott James, mason, 34 Roxburgh street Scott James, cooper, 32 Nicolson street Scott John, feuar, 23 Roxburgh street Scott John, yst., shipbuilder, &c, Cartsdyke. Ho., Hillend house Scott John C, spirit dealer, 89 Vennel. House, 19 Lyle st. Scott John H. (of William Scott & Co.), 13 Ardgowan street, west Scott John, seaman, 55 Shaw street Scott John, shopman, 7 Duncan street Scott John, jun., iron merchant, 15 Bogle st., and 62 Jamaica st., Glasgow. House, 34 Union street Scott John, Finnart cottage Scott John, dairyman, 1 Inverkip street Scott John, carter, 5 Tobago street DIRECTORY. 173

Scott John, baker, 55 Vennel. House, 7 Tobago street Scott John, mason, 11 Bruce street Scott Joseph D. (of Alexander Scott & Sons), 75 Union street Scott Matthew, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton street Scott & Patrick, engineers, 4 Baker street Scott Peter, tea dealer and general grocer, 9 West Blackhall street. House, 8 West Stewart street Scott Peter, mason, 70 Wellington street Scott Eobert, labourer, 11 Hope street Scott Eobert, pilot, 30 East Hamilton street Scott Eobert, cooper, 12 Hamilton street Scott Eobert, clerk, 19 Bruce street Scott Eobert, flesher, Fleshmarket, 12 Market street Scott Eobert, joiner, 46 East Hamilton street Scott Eobert Sinclair (of Scott & Co.), 42 Regent st. Scott Thomas, mehanic, 7 Ingleston street Scott Thomas (of Smith & Scott), 20 Brisbane street Scott Walter, grocer, 21 Bruce street Scott Walter, grocer, 18 Lyle street Scott William & Co., ship chandlers, 2 West quay Scott William, grocer, 4 Cowgate street Scott William, seaman, 7 Tobago street Scott William, carpenter, 35 Eoxburgh street Scott Margaret, refreshment rooms, Steamboat quay. Ho .,12 Brisbane street Scott Miss, 3 Eoxburgh street Scott Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Dahymple street Scott Mrs James, 15 Main street Scott Mrs John D., 71 Nicolson street Scott Mrs John, 29 Brougham street Scott Mrs J., 36 Eoxburgh street Scott Mrs Peter, dressmaker, 23 Kelly street Scott Mrs Peter, 19 Lyle street Scott Mrs Eobert, 7 Eoxburgh street Scott Mrs William, Lyle's land, Hillend Scott Mrs William, 8 Kelly street Scott Mrs, grocer, 16 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st. Scott Mrs, 21 Bearhope street Scott Mrs, 12 Brisbane street SCOTTISH Legal Burial and Loan Society, 25 Regent st SCULLY Peter, plumber, 17 Brougham street SCURE William, carpenter, Caldwell's land, East Crawfurd street SEAL Mrs, 62 Ann street 174 DIRECTORY

SEALY Henry, engineer, Kirkwood's land, Hillend SEATH John, smith, 62 Wellington street

. SELLARS Daniel, smith, 4 John street, Sellars Mrs Quintin, 23 Sir Michael street SELLERS Robert, 15 Roxburgh street SEMPLE William, shoemaker, 11 Hope street Semple Mrs John, 73 Ann street SERVICE Archibald, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 4 Kil- blain street Service Archibald blacksmith, 61 Ann street Service Daniel, labourer, 15 Main street Service George, labourer, 11 Cathcart street Service Mrs C., lodgings, 8 Jamaica street Service Mrs John, 3 Ingleston street Service Mrs, 18 Tobago street Service Samuel, clerk, 75 Regent street SHAND John, agent, 6 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st. Shand Misses, 17 Brisbane street SHANKLAND Dugald & Co., merchants and shipowners, 21 Cathcart street Shankland Dugald* (of Dugald Shankland & Co.), Gowanhill, 43 Eldon street Shankland Robert and Co., shipowners, 23 Cathcart st. Shankland Robert (of Robert Shankland & Co.), Gowanhill, 43 Eldon street Shankland Thomas, cooper, 19 Nicolson street Shankland Thomas, shoemaker, 30 West Blackhall street Shankland Mrs John, 11 Bearhope street SHANKS John, mason, 3 Tobago street SHANNON George, labourer, 76 Ann street Shannon Mrs A., Seafield, 4 Fox street SHARP Cornelius, fitter, 38 Roxburgh street Sharp Daniel, labourer, 51 Main street Sharp & Ferguson, glass and china merchants, 46 Cathcart st.

Sharp James C , wine and spirit merchant, 4 Shaw st. Ho., 1 Loudoun place Sharp James, joiner, 9 Newton street Sharp John, cooper, 5 Duncan street Sharp John, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Rue-end House, 14 Antigua street Sharp Samuel, tailor, 2 Cartsburn street Sharp Thomas, carpenter, 22 Crawfurd street Sharp William (of Sharp & Ferguson), 86 Bath st., Glasgow Sharp William, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 John street DIRECTORY. 175

Sharp William (of Duncan & Sharp), 2 Cartsburn st. Sharp William, wine and spirit merchant, 32 West Blackhall street. House, 11 Roxburgh street Sharp Mrs Daniel, 34 Ann street Sharp Mrs John, 25 Lynedoch street Sharp Mrs Joseph, 11 Roxburgh street SHAW Alexander, sailmaker, 19 Crawfurd street Shaw Angus, wine and spirit merchant, 16 East India breast, and 15 Regent street. House, 15 Regent street Shaw Duncan (of John Walker & Co.), Hopeton, 44 Union street Shaw Duncan, shoemaker, 38 Roxburgh street Shaw Duncan, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant street Shaw & Imrie, slaters, 39 Hamilton street Shaw James, spirit dealer, 7 East breast. House, 34 West Shaw street Shaw James, grocer, 73 East Hamilton street Shaw James (of William Shaw & Sons), Finnart st. Shaw James (of Shaw & Imrie), 16 Lynedoch st. Shaw John, labourer, 7 Sugarhouse lane. Shaw John, cooper, 5 Duncan Street Shaw John, labourer, 2 John street Shaw Neil, feuar and grocer, 34 Dalrymple street. House, 25 Brougham street Shaw Neil, tobacconist, 41 Ann street Shaw Neil, carpenter, 68 Ann street

: Shaw Robert, boilermaker, 3 Under crescent Shaw Thomas & Co., tin and coppersmiths, plumbers and ship smiths, Albert Works, 21 and 23 Crawfurd street Shaw Thomas & Co., bolt and rivet makers, 21 and 23 Craw- furd street Shaw Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 41 Main st. Ho., do. Shaw William, slater, 1 Hill street Shaw William & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 28 Hamilton street. Works, Harvie lane Shaw William (of Wm. Shaw & Sons), 9 Brisbane st. Shaw William jun. (of Wm. Shaw & Sons), 9 Brisbane st. Shaw William, potato, vegegtable, and poultry merchant, 3 Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place. House, 8 Trafalgar street Shaw William, carpenter, 26 Vennel Shaw Miss, 32 Margaret street Shaw Miss, dressmaker, 45 Holmscroft street Shaw Mrs, 3 Market street 176 DIRECTORY.

Shaws Water Chemical "Works, Dellingburn street (John Poynter & Sons, manufacturers), SHEARER Alexander, ironmonger, 9 William st. House, 2 Glen street Shearer Hugh, grocer, 27 Hamilton street and 52 Shaw street. House, 9 Shaw place Shearer James., painter, 25 Arthur street Shearer William, messenger -at -arms, 3 Bank st. House, 4 Robertson street Shearer Mrs Alexander, 9 Shaw place Shearer Mrs, spirit merchant, 21 Ann street. House, do. Shearer Mrs Marion, 4 Mearns street Shearer Mrs Ninian, 12 Terrace road SHEEHY Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 31 Yennel. House, 41 West Blackhall street SHEIR James, blacksmith, 21 Tobago street SHEDDEN John, engineer, 7 Hill street Shedden Mary P., remnant warehouse, 5 Shaw street Shedden Robert, tanner, Ladyburn SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, Nelson street, west SHERIDAN Joseph, dairyman, 20 Inverkip street Sheridan Robert, superintendent of Cemetery, parks, and burying-grounds. Office, Cemetery. House, 62 Holms- croft street SHIELDS James, carpenter, 45 Shaw street Shields John, mason, 47 Nicolson street Shields Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Smith's lane Shields William, provision dealer, 47 Shaw street Shields Mrs, lodgings, 22 Shaw street Shields Mrs, washerwoman, 4 Nelson street, Glebe SHIPPING Office for Seamen, 7 Virginia street SHIPWRIGHTS' Provident Union Society, Harvie lane SHIRLAW Joseph, carpenter, 7 Hill street SHIRLEY Miss, 12 Regent street SHORTRIDGE Samuel, M.D., and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 1Q Jamaica street. House, Rowanbank, 29 West Stewart st. SIBBALD James, engineer, 1 Kelly street Sibbald James, C.E., 45 Brougham street SIDEY William, cab proprietor, 6 Roxburgh street. Ho., 35 Cathcart street SIEGER Engelbert, watch and clockmaker, PalmerstoiL buildings, Customhouse place. House, Hayelock buildings, 17 West Blackhall street SILVER Mrs, huckster, 57 Main street DIRECTORY. 177

SIMM John, 8 Cross-shore street Simm John, engine driver, Aitken's land, Hillend SIMMONS Stephen, mason, 8 Duncan street SIMPSON Allan, grocer, 43 Dalrymple street Simpson A. 0. (of Neil Broun & Co.), 9 Shaw place iSkapson & Co., bolt, rivet, and nail manufacturers, 5 Del- lingburn square 'Simpson Alexander, smith, 34 Eoxburgh street Simpson Alexander, smith, 16 Upper crescent Simpson Allan, joiner, 1 Argyle street Simpson Andrew, smith, 6 Trafalgar street Simpson David (of Simpson & Co), 30 Ingleston st. Simpson David M., accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, 28 Hamilton street. Ho., 9 West Stewart street Simpson George, brassfinisher, 50 Dalrymple street Simpson G-ordon, teacher, Broad Close school. House, 30 Wellington st.

! Simpson James, lathsplitter, 59 St Lawrence st. Simpson James, engineer, 3 Dellingburn st. Simpson James, miller, 4 Dellinburn square Simpson James, weaver, 15 Tobago street Simpson John, flesher, 25 Eegent street and 19 Tobago st. House, 15 Lynedoch street Simpson Mathew, carpenter, 8 Hill street Simpson Richard, spinning master, Broomhill Simpson Robert, hay and grain dealer, 17 Sir Michael st. House, 34 Roxburgh street -Simpson Robert S. & Co., confectioners, wholesale and retail, 33 Hamilton street. Steam manufactory, Harvie lane. House, 10 Ardowan st., west Simpson William, grocer, 6 West Stewart st

Simpson William, society agent, 2 L Sugarhouse lane Simpson William, engineer, Aitken's land, Hillend Simpson William, engineer, 23 Arthur st. Simpson Mrs, 1 Manse lane Simpson Mrs, 2 Watt place Simpson Mis, 9 West Stewart street Simpson Mrs, stoneware dealer, 51 Vennel SIMSON John, mate, 11 Roxburgh street SINCLAIR Alexander, fireman, 11 Cathcart street Sinclair Alexander, presser, 106 Drumfrochar road -Sinclair Archibald, gardener, 65 Nicolson street -Sinclair Alexander, dyer and cleaner, 29 Charles street. 178 DIRECTORY.

Sinclair Angus, smith, 37 Holmscroft street Sinclair Archibald, cooper, 5 Newton street Sinclair Humphrey, corkcutter, 8 Manse lane Sinclair Donald, fitter, 18 Bearhope street Sinclair Donald, labourer, Upper crescent Sinclair Donald, mason, 39 Crawfurd street Sinclair Donald, engineer, 36 Lynedoch street Sinclair Duncan, smith, 12 Antigua street Sinclair Duncan, joiner, 17 Tobago street Sinclair Duncan, smith, 51 Eoxburgh st. Sinclair Duncan, coal merchant, 48 Dalrymple street. House, 11 Charles street Sinclair James, accountant and stockbroker, 46 Cathcart st. House, 13 West Stewart street Sinclair James, clerk, 32 Sir Michael street Sinclair John, warehouseman, 20 Cathcart st. Sinclair John, flesher, 31 Nicolson street. House, 5 Newton street Sinclair John, joiner, 35 West Blackhall street Sinclair John, farmer, Low Cornhaddock Sinclair Malcolm, baker, 14 Ardgowan street Sinclair Malcolm, carpenter, 2 Eue-end street Sinclair Malcolm, engine-driver. 3 Under crescent Sinclair Neil, tanner, 10 East Shaw street Sinclair Peter, smith, 6 Mount pleasant street Sinclair Peter (of Peter Sinclair & Co.), 11 Nelson st., west Sinclair Peter & Co., decorative painters and paperhangers, 1 1 Laird street Sinclair Eobert, labourer, 10 Baker street Sinclair Bev. Sutherland, of George Square U.P. Church. House, 2 Finnart street Sinclair Walter, officer to Seamen's Friends' Society, 35 Ann street Sinclair William, cooper, 26 East Shaw street Sinclair William, steam- packet agent, Excise buildings. Ho.,. Low Carnhaddock Sinclair Mrs D., feuar, Bank house, 9 Bank st Sinclair Mrs Peter, cowfeeder, Drumfrochar Sinclair Mrs, feuar, 14 Bearhope st. Sinclair Mrs, 4 Laird street SKINNEE Patrick, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st

Skinner Mrs, 35 4 Holmscroft street SKIEVING Peter, smith, 3 Dellingburn street Skirving Miss, 1 Carnock street DIRECTORY. 179

SKrVTNGTON Arthur, wholesale wine and spirit merchant and commission agent, Exchange buildings, 5 Mansion- house lane, and 53 Shaw st. House, 103 Eldon st. SLATER James, teacher and registrar of East Parish, 29 Rue-end st. House, do. SLAVEN James, labourer, 28 West Blackhall street Slaven Peter, rafter, 19 Cathcart st. Slaven Mrs, 30 Tobago street SLIGO Steam-Packet Company, 19 Palmerston buildings SLOAN James, carter, 25 Roxburgh street Sloan John, dairyman, 19 Vennel and 19 Dalrymple st. Sloan Robert, carter, 23 Roxburgh street Sloan Samuel, grocer, 15 Market street Sloan William John, wood carver, 64 Ann street SMALL James, joiner, 23 Bruce street Small James, tailor, 18 Hamilton street Small John, R.N., 46 Crawfurd street Small Robertson, salesman, 8 Trafalgar street SMART Henry, compositor, 8 Mount Pleasant street SMILIE Thomas, spirit dealer, 3 Cartsburn st. Ho., 1 do. SMITH Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant and insurance agent, &c, 3 Manse Jane. House, Alex- ander place, 12 Forsyth street Smith Alexander, mason, 15 Ingleston street Smith Alexander, cartwright and blacksmith, 11 Duncan st. House, do. Smith Allan B. (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 27 Patrick st. Smith & Armit, general drapers and clothiers, 26 Cathcart st. Smith Daniel, painter, 1 Carnock st. Smith David A., auctioneer and appraiser, Auction halls, 11 Sir Michael street Smith & Davidson, grain merchants, &c, 4 Princes st Smith Donald, brassfinisher, 58 Lynedoch street Smith Donald, labourer, 6 Under crescent Smith Duncan, feuar, 11 Antigua street Smith Duncan, carpenter, '6 Bearhope street Smith Dugald, church officer, 1 Argyle street Smith Gavin, boilermaker, 50 East Hamilton street Smith George, brassfinisher, 2 Upper crescent Smith George, jun., Greenock Herald office. Ho., 13 Antigua street Smith George, joiner, 6 Hill street Smith George, painter, 11 East Shaw street Smith George, cab driver, 22 West Blackhall street, 180 DIRECTORY.

Smith George, mason, 41 Holmscroi't street Smith Hugh, engineer, Kirkwood's land, Hillend Smith James, tailor, 41 Lynedoch street Smith James, carpenter, 20 Roxburgh street Smith James, carpenter, 46 East Hamilton street Smith James, engineer, 58 Lynedoch street Smith James, gardener, 10 Ardgowan square Smith James, blacksmith, 2 East Shaw street. Ho., 44 Inver- kip street Smith James H. (of Smith & Davidson), Craigflower, Finnart street Smith James Campbell, writer, 11 William st., Provdent Bank buildings. Ho., 4 Eobertson street Smith James (of Thomas Shaw & Co.), Abbotsford place, 3 Roxburgh, street Smith Rev. J. B., 24 Margaret street Smith John, blacksmith, 54 Rue-end street. Ho., 4 Roberteon street Smith John C, shoemaker, 18 Bearhope street Smith John, salesman, 25 Bruce street Smith John, tobacconist, 47 Dakymple street Smith John, carpenter, 76 Ann street Smith John, patternmaker, 8 Cardross place Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 29 Hamilton st. Ho., 16 Laird street Smith John, builder, 22 Sugarhouse lane Smith John (of Smith & Scott), 55 Holmscroft street Smith John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Market street, 5 Manse lane, and 13 Hamilton st. Ho., 16 Laird st. Smith John, bar officer and keeper of County buildings, Nel- son street, west Smith John, chemist and druggist, 6 Inverkip st. Ho., 35 West Blackhall street Smith Joseph, seaman, 33 Ann street Smith Joseph, carpenter, St Andrew square Smith Joseph, boilermaker, 12 Terrace road Smith Matthew, boilermaker, 61 Main street Smith Malcolm, joiner, 7 Market street Smith & M'Cuaig, joiners, glaziers, &c, 30 Charles st Smith Neil, carpenter, 5 West Stewart street Smith Robert, engineer, 6 Upper crescent Smith Robert, seaman, 39 Crawfurd street Smith Robert, tidewaiter, 60 Ann street Smith Robert, examining officer, H.M.O., 29 Ann street DIKECTOEY. 181

Smith Eobert, cooper, cask and bag merchant, 15 Captain st« Smith Samuel, joiner, 58 Lynedoch street Smith and Scott, drapers and clothiers, 16 William street Smith Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 5 Inverkip st. Smith Thomas, 13 West Blackhall street Smith Thomas, working jeweller, 2 Church place. House, 62 Ann street Smith Thomas, brassfinisher, 13 Duncan street Smith Thomas, currier, Ladyburn Smith Thomas, assistant collector of poor rates and session clerk, 4 Upper crescent Smith Thomas, labourer, 34 Roxburgh street Smith William, accountant, Chamberlain's office. House, 13 Lynedoch street Smith William, examining officer, H.M.C., 7 Mount Pleasant st.. Smith William, railway porter, 31 Hamilton street Smith William, engineer, Greenock, and Eisk street, Dumbar- ton. House, Eose Bank cottage, Helensburgh Smith Misses, 44 Eldon street Smith Miss, Abbotsford place, 3 Eoxburgh street Smith Miss, milliner, 39 West Blackhall street Smith Miss, 7 Antigua street Smith Miss, 2 Eobertson street Smith Miss, 30 Lynedoch street Smith Mrs David, 35 West Blackhall street Smith Mrs Henry, 28 Charles street Smith Mrs James, 3 Eoxburgh street Smith Mrs Eobert, poulterer, 32 Tobago street Smith Mrs Eobert (of Smith and Armit), 23 Bank street Smith Mrs, Old HiUend Smith Mrs, 6 Under crescent Smith Mrs, midwife, 7 Tobago street Smith Mrs, midwife, 19 Ann street Smith Mrs, 28 Dalrymple street Smith Mrs, 65 Union street Smith Mrs, 13 Cathcart street Smith Mrs, 3 West Quay lane SOAE Mrs, milliner, 5 Grey place, West Blackhall street. House, do. SOMEEVTLLE James, 19 Brisbane street Somerville John, H.M. Customs, 19 Brisbane street Somerville John, 70 Wellington street Somerville William, joiner, 20 Octavia cottages, East Craw- furd street 182 DIRECTORY

Somerville William, seaman, 7 West breast Somerville William, joiner, 70 Ann street Somerville Mrs, 11 Chapel street Somerville Mrs, dairy, 15 Tobago street Somerville Mrs William, Highlanders' Academy, Bearhope st. SOMMERVILLE R. G. (of John Eobb & Co.), Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road SORRIE Peter, shipmaster, 3 Antigua street SOUTAR William & Son, boot and shoemakers, 38 Hamilton street, and Grey place, Brougham street Soutar William (of William Soutar & Son), 60 Holmscroft st. SOUTH Peter, refreshment rooms, 37 Crawfurd street SOUTHERN Medical Hall, 6 Inverkip street SPARROW John, engine driver, 22 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd street SPEED John, railway superintendent, 71 Wellington street SPEIR Robert, analytical chemist, Ingleston Sugar Refinery. House, 17 Regent street SPEIRS Hugh, 58 Vennel Speirs James, boilermaker, 7 Ingleston street Speirs James, boilermaker, 1 Arthur street Speirs James & Son, sugar samplers, 30 Cathcart street. Ho., 7 Ardgowan street, west Speirs Robert, boilermaker, 40 Dalrymple street Speirs Robert, boilermaker, 1 John street Speirs Robert, upholsterer, 42 Inverkip street Speirs Thomas B., spirit merchant, 1 West Blackhall street. House, 34 Ann street Speirs Misses, 3 Houston street SPENCE David, carpenter, 2 Springkell street Spence James, fruit merchant, 40 Cathcart street. House, 47 Roxburgh street Spence John, slater, 3 Salmon street Spence Peter, caulker, 28 Tobago street Spence Samuel, engineman, 7 Ingleston street Spence William, carpenter, 17 Antigua street Spence Miss, 32 Brisbane street Spence Miss, boys' dressmaker, 47 Nicolson street Spence Mrs, ladies' keeper, 47 Nicolson street Spence Mrs, 17 Antigua street Spence Mrs, feuar, 8 Boyd street SPENCER Mrs, grocer. 44 Crawfurd street Spencer Mrs, 43 St Lawrence street SPRONT William, joiner, 9 East Blackhall street DIRECPORY. 183

SPROUL William, sugarboiler, 17 Baker street St Andrew's Free Church, 18 West Stewart street St John's Episcopal Church, Union street St Lawrence Eoman Catholic Chapel, Rue-end street St Lawrence Roman Catholic School, 10 Stanners st. St Lawrence's Mission-house, 6 St Lawrence st. St Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel, Patrick street St Thomas' Free Church, Grey place STABLES Mrs A., lodgings, 42 Regent street STAFFORD John, seaman, 14 Market street STARK Francis, skinner, 15 Arthur street Stark Rev. James, minister of Well Park Free Church. Manse, Well Park, Lynedoch street Stark Thomas, agent for the Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st. House, 73 Union st. STEEL Alexander, labourer, 22 Crawfurd street Steel H. and W., wholesale grocers and sugar brokers, 10

Steel Hugh (of H. and W. Steel), 16 Mearns street Steel Hugh, engineer, 6 East Blackhall street Steel John, boilermaker, 6 John street Steel John and Sons, masons and builders, 12 Ardgowan sfc. Steel John (of John Steel & Sons), 12 Ardgowan st., west Steel Matthew, carter, 8 Hill street Steel Robert, labourer, 21 Lower Ingleston Steel Robert, brassfmisher, 11 Cathcart street Steel Robert, labourer, 9 Highland close Steel William, feuar, Mount Park, 18 Bank street Steel William (of H. and W. Steel), 16 Mearns street Steel William (of John Steel & Sons), 12 Ardgowan st., west Steel and M'Caskill, Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co.,. City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st. STEELE Robert and Co., wood and iron shipbuilders, 6 Rue- end st. and 56 Main st. Steele Robert (of Robert Steele & Co.), 11 Margaret st. Steele Robert, jun. (of Robert Steele & Co.), 2 Finnart terrace Steele Stewart, carpenter, 12 John street Steele William (of R. Steele & Co.), Silwood, 59 Union st. Steele Miss, 65 Union street STEEN Edward, shoemaker, 9 Dalrymple street. House, II Roxburgh st. Steen John, spirit dealer, 4 Dalrymple st. House, 10 Kelly street STEPHENS James B., teacher, 6 Trafalgar street 184 DIRECTORY.

Stephens John, plumber, tinsmith and gasfitter, 14 Cathcart st. and 14 William st. House, 14 Cathcart st. STERN Augustus, labourer, 53 Holmscroft street STEVEN John, accountant, insurance and commission agent, 18 West Burn st. House,, 15 Laird st. STEVENSON Adam, cabinetmaker, 30 Wellington st. Stevenson Adam, cabinetmaker, 3 Hill street Stevenson Alexander, engineer, 35 Lynedoch street Stevenson Alexander, engineer, 17 West Stewart st. House,. 16 Kilblain st.

Stevenson Alexander, joiner, 36 Nelson st., west Stevenson Archibald, shipmaster, 17 Lynedoch street Stevenson Charles, sculptor and photographer, Monumental Works, Cemetery gate. House, 35 Nelson st., west Stevenson David, provision merchant, 24 Ann st. and 53 Shaw st. House, 7 William st.

Stevenson Gilbert, ropemaker, 1 5 Bearhope street Stevenson Hugh, draper, 38 Hamilton st. House, 11 West Stewart st. Stevenson James, labourer, 3 Bearhope street Stevenson John, bookbinder, 22 Roxburgh street Stevenson John, smith, 42 Arthur street Stevenson John, tinsmith, 11 Ardgowan st., Glebe Stevenson Peter, labourer, 22 Tobago street Stevenson T. M., painter, decorator, oil and colour merchant,. 4 Shaw st. House, 5 Cathcart st. Stevenson William, carpenter, 56 Holmscroft street Stevenson W. S., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 9 West Stewart st. Stevenson Miss, 1 Madeira street Stevenson Miss, 30 Ann street Stevenson Mrs, 1 Ker street Stevenson Mrs, 11 Nelson street, west STEWART Alexander, tailor and clothier, 2 Hamilton st. Stewart Andrew, manager Glebe Refining Co. House, 4 Boyd st. Stewart Andrew, late seaman, 40 Nicolson street Stewart Andrew, carpenter, 11 Bearhope street Stewart Archibald Dunlop, master in surgery. Consulting rooms, 12 Hamilton st. Ho., 39 Regent st. Stewart Charles, moulder, 30 East Hamilton street Stewart Colin, printer, 19 Nicolson street Stewart Crawford, shipmaster, 5 Inverkip street Stewart Denniston, engineer, 4 Hill street DIRECTORY. 185

Stewart Dugald, engineer, 37 Lynedoch street Stewart Hugh, optician and jeweller, 8 William st. House, 10 Shaw place Stewart J. & W., merchants, 1 Watt place Stewart James, saddler, 9 Market st. House, 1 Inverkip road Stewart James, baker, 43 Lynedoch street Stewart James, baker, 3 Hamilton st. Ho., 27 Nicolson st. Stewart James, paper manufacturer, Overton mill, Overton Stewart James, carter, 22 Inverkip street Stewart James, carter, Devlin's land, Ann street Stewart James, of Garvocks (of J. & W. Stewart), South Barr, by Paisley Stewart James, 55 Roxburgh street Stewart James, smith, 2 Upper crescent Stewart James, labourer, 23 Arthur street Stewart John, mason, 35 Holmscrof t street Stewart John, spinner, 108 Drumfrochar road Stewart John, blockmaker, 15 Kegent street Stewart John, mason, 48 Kelly street Stewart John, mason, 35 Holmscroft street Stewart John, cartwright and blacksmith, 3 Clarence st. Ho., 1 Ardgowan street, Glebe Stewart John, house-factor, 4 Bogle st. Ho., 1 Eoxburgh st.. Stewart John, mason, 35 Holmscroft st. Stewart John, seaman, 45 Crawfurd st. Stewart John, plumber, 30 Ann street Stewart John, rigger, 4 Watt street Stewart John, joiner, 28 Ann street Stewart Richard, smith, 24 Cartsburn street Stewart Robert, sawyer, 17 Nelson street, west Stewart Robert, printer and stationer, 32 Hamilton st. Ho., 22 Kelly street Stewart Robert, candlemaker, 13 Charles st. Stewart Robert, labourer, 43 St Lawrence st. Stewart Samuel, engineer, Gas Works. House, Rosemount cottage, Caddlehill Stewart Samuel, carpenter, 10 Charles st. Stewart Thomas, 1 6 Upper cresent Stewart Walter, joiner, 15 Sir Michael st. Stewart William, joiner, 12 Bruce street Stewart William, boilermaker, 1 Sinclair st. Stewart William, Jamieson place, 69 Nicolson st. Stewart William, seaman, 9 West breast Stewart William, mason, 5 Bruce st. 186 DIRECTORY.

Stewart William, (of St FUlans and Smithstone), St Fillans, by Greenock Stewart William, plumber, 25 Roxburgh st. Stewart William, feuar, 23 Bank street Stewart William, labourer, 9 John street Stewart Agnes T., pawnbroker, 49 Vennel Stewart Miss Mary, 6 Boyd street Stewart Miss, 15 Nelson street, west Stewart Mrs Alexander, 3 Manse lane Stewart Mrs Andrew, 62 Eldon street Stewart Mrs Anne, wine and spirit dealer, 24 Cathcart street and 19 East Quay lane. Ho., 16 Cathcart st. Stewart Mrs A., 15 Main street Stewart Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer, 59 Main st. Stewart Mrs John, 1 Roxburgh street Stewart Mrs Walter, 18 Ann street Stewart Mrs, 16 Bruce street Stewart Mrs, 13 Newton street Stewart Mrs, 22 West Stewart street Stewart Mrs, Greenock and Glasgow carrier, 2 Hamilton st., and 18 St Enoch square, Glasgow STEWARTSON Thomas, carpenter, 1 Sinclair street STIRLING Archibald, pilot, 10 Watt street Stirling John, coppersmith, 29 Holmscroft street Stirling Robert, engineer, 3 St Andrew street Stirling Mrs A., grocer, 7 Shaw street. House, do. Stirling Mrs, 3 Salmon street STIRRAT Alexander, labourer. 7 Arthur street Stirrat James, smith, 34 East Hamilton street STITT John, engineer, 54 St Lawrence street STOBBS Rev. John G., M.A., 20 Union street STOODLEY Benjamin, coppersmith, 30 Ingleston st. STONE John, moulder, 3 Dellingburn street STORER James, printer, 10 Mearns street STORIE John, town's weigher, 1 Mid breast. House, 37 Ann street STOREY Henry, mason, 30 Lynedoch street STORMS Alexander, shipmaster, 11 Antigua street Storms David, steamboat master, 2 Watt place Storms Mrs, greengrocer, 41 Nicolson street STRACHAN Isaac, mate, 9 East Blackhall street Strachan William, carpenter, 3 Charles street STRAIN Andrew, seaman, 5 Duncan street Strain Robert, mason, 13 Duncan street DIRECTORY. 187

STRAINE George, pianoforte tuner, 25 Bruce street STRAITON David, photographer, 8 Hamilton street. Ho., 65 Rue-end street STRANGE Mrs, 1 Sinclair street STRANRAER Steam Packet Co., 19 Palmerston buildings STRONG Charles, dealer, 4 East Blackhall street. Ho., 2 do. Strong Rev. Charles, minister of the Old West Parish, 32 Brisbane street Strong Henry, fireman, 10 West breast SUMMERS Mrs John, 12 Bruce street SUTHERLAND Alexander, joiner, 7 John street Sutherland Angus, railway carriage inspector, 11 East Black- hall street Sutherland David, printseller and stationer, 29 West Black- hall st. House, 8 St Andrew square Sutherland H., lather, 6 West Stewart street Sutherland John, mercantile clerk, 6 Inverkip street Sutherland John, joiner, 1 Antigua street Sutherland Roderick, carpenter, 2 Dellingburn st. Sutherland William, labourer, 8 St Andrew square Sutherland Mrs, grocer, 13 Market street Sutherland Mrs, 19 Lynedoch street SUTTIE Charles (of Thomas Suttie & Co.), 40 Forsyth st. Suttie Thomas & Co., smiths, bellhangers, gasfitters and brassfounders, 18 Cathcart street and 5 Brougham street Suttie Mrs Robert, 12 Roxburgh street Suttie Mrs, broker, 1 Stanners SSWAN Allan (of M'llwraith & Swan.) House, 8 George square Swan Angus, labourer, 62 Wellington street Swan Andrew (of William Swan & Son), street Swan Robert, depute harbour master. Office, Harbour office. House, 33 Sir Michael st. Swan Robert, butcher, 50 Shaw street and 18 Cartsburn st. House, 18 Mearns street Swan Robert, smith, 2 Upper crescent Swan Thomas, engine driver, 18 John street Swan William and Son, slaters and slate merchants, 8 Tobago street Swan William (of William Swan & Son), Greenbank cottage, Finnart terrace Swan Miss, 48 Brougham street Swan Mrs, 37 Nelson street, west 188 DIRECTORY

SWEENEY Charles, pawnbroker, 5 William street. House ,. 4 Shaw place Sweeney John, labourer, 3 Sir Michael street Sweeney John, painter, 52 Wellington street Sweeney John, labourer, 3 Manse lane Sweeney Joseph, messenger, Post office Sweeney Mrs A., broker, 2 Dalrymple street. House, 27

SWOKD Archibald (of Paul, Sword & Co.), 36 Eldon street Sword Colin B., 36 Eldon street Sword James, boot and shoemaker, 15 Shaw street. Ho., do Sword Mrs A., 36 Eldon street SYM William, lieutenant of police, 37 Holmscroft st. SYMINGTON David, engineer, 21 John street Symington Eev. Andrew, 13 Ardgowan st., west Symington John, joiner and builder, 35 Inverkip st. House, 37 Nelson street, west Symington John, draper, 4 Nelson street, west

TAILOES' House of Call, 16 Market street TATT James, smith, 6 Cardross place Tait John, engineer, 6 Morton terrace Tait John, tanner, 24 Ingleston street Tait Mrs Alexander, 14 Ardgowan street TANNAHILL James, teller, City of Glasgow bank, and insurance agent. House, Brachelston place, 30 Nelson st., west TANNOCK Quintin, plasterer, Ker street. House, 24 Pat-

TARBET John B. (of Fish, Brown & Co.), 10 Forsyth street Tarbet William, joiner, 1 6 Bruce street Tarbet Miss, 12 Brisbane street TASKER Andrew, merchant, 43 Rue-end street. House, 40 Union street Tasker James & Son, agents for Vivian & Sons, copper merchants, 43 Rue-end street TAYLOR Alexander, R.C.C., Patrick street Taylor Alexander, mate, 73 Regent street Taylor Captain Alexander, Clyde house, Roseneath street Taylor Alexander, smith, 14 Antigua street Taylor Captain, 2 Loudoun place, Holmscrcft street DIRECTORY. 189

Taylor Angus, seaman, 33 Ann street Taylor Archibald, smith, 17 Ann street Taylor Archibald, engineer, M'Millan's land, Ann street Taylor Archibald, engineer, 71 Ann street Taylor Daniel, cork cutter, 55 Shaw street. House, Fancy Farm cottage Taylor David carpenter, 10 Lyle street Taylor Dugald, grocer, 37 Ann street Taylor Duncan, carpenter, 75 Regent street Taylor Duncan, station master, West Harbour station, Green- ock and Ayrshire railway. Ho., 17 Brougham st. Taylor Edward, shipmaster, 11 Lynedoch street Taylor James, mason, 26 Ingleston street Taylor James, spirit dealer, 9 Main street. House, 22 John street Taylor James, carpenter, 66 Vennel Taylor James, carpenter, 4 Cardross place Taylor James, smith, 6 Morton terrace Taylor James, smith, 19 Ingleston place Taylor James, rivetter, 19 Main street Taylor John, baker, 8 Roxburgh street Taylor John, fireman, 12 John street Taylor John, boatman, 6 Watt street ^Taylor John, flesher, 9 Newton street Taylor John, shipmaster, 23 Kelly street Taylor Malcolm, cork cutter, 55 Shaw street. House, Fancy Farm cottage Taylor Robert, pansman, 30 East Hamilton street Taylor Robert G., butcher, 25 Hamilton street. House, 11 Bearhope street Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 8 Hill street Taylor Thomas, moulder, Lyle's land, M'Knight street Taylor William, engine driver, 55 Shaw street Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove Villa, 71 Union street Taylor William F., wine and spirit merchant, 71 East Ham- ilton street Taylor William, adjutant, 1st Administrative Brigade Ren- frew Artillery Volunteers, 2 Robertson street Taylor Margaret, teacher, Original School of Industry, 25 Sir Michael street Taylor Miss, milliner, 5 Grey place, West Blackhall street Taylor Mrs Angus, 5 Roxburgh street Taylor Mrs A., feuar, 56 Eldon street Taylor Mrs A., 22 Roxburgh street 190 DIRECTORY.

Taylor Mrs Gilbert, 41 Lynedoch street Taylor Mrs John, 23 Lynedoch street Taylor Mrs, lodgings, 19 Shaw street TELFER Colin, spirit merchhnt, 11 Shaw street Telfer James, cowfeeder, Everton Telfer James, mate, 30 Wellington street Telfer Robert, clerk, 46 Kelly street Telfer Miss Agnes, 7 Sugarhouse lane TEMPLETON Robert, spirit dealer, 21 Charles street. Ho., 5 Watt street TENNANT William, engineer, 8 Cardross place Tennant William, sailmaker, 9 Antigua street Tennant Mrs John, spirit dealer, 28 Market street. House, 3 Tobago street Tennant Mrs, nurse, 33 Hamilton street TENNENT H. L., advocate and Sheriff-Substitute. House, 72 Union street TETJLON John H., house factor, 46 Cathcart street. House, 4 Roxburgh street THEATRE Royal, 38 West Blackhall street—Alexander Wright, lessee The Clyde Pottery Co., earthenware manufacturers, Port- Glasgow Road The Duke of Hamilton Coal Depot, 3 Chapel street The Greenbank Rice Mill Coy., Drumfrochar road The Greenock Foundry Co., engineers and iron founders, East Stewart street The Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street The North British Railway Co., Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place. Loading berth, Mid quay shed^ John Clapperfcon & Co. agents THOBAYEN Gerard, sugar boiler, 31 Nicolson street THOM James, shipbroker and commission agent, New Dock lane. House, 4 Ashton terrace, Gourock Thorn John, 41 Lynedoch street Thorn Mrs Robert, confectioner, 59 Ann street THOMPSON John, engineer, 65 Regent street Thompson Daniel, foreman, 30 Lynedoch street Thompson William, joiner, 1 Belville place THOMSON Alexander, engineer, 14 Bruce street Thomson Alexander, sawyer, 13 Mount Pleasant street Thomson Alexander, sawyer, 4 Bruce street Thomson Alexander, smith, 65 Ann street DIRECTORY. 191

Thomson Alexander C, C.E. and architect, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Thomson Charles, plumber, 17 Kelly street Thomson Charles, boilermaker, 54 St Lawrence street Thomson Daniel, huckster, 47 Shaw street Thomson David, joiner, 104 Drumfrochar road Thomson Donald, tax officer, 26 Roxburgh street Thomson Donald, builder and joiner, 2 Robertson street. Ho., 6 Ardgowan street, west Thomson Dugald, carpenter, 27 Ingleston street Thomson Duncan, joiner, Brachelston place, 32 Nelson street, west Thomson Duncan, brassfinisher, 18 Nicolson street Thomson Duncan, joiner, 61 Main street Thomson George, joiner, 5 Newton street Thomson James, carpenter, 19 East Shaw street Thomson James, 7 Upper crescent Thomson James, carpenter, 3 Bruce street Thomson James, sugarboiler, 4 Under crescent Thomson James (of Thomson & Son), 23 Brisbane street Thomson James (of Crawfurd & Thomson), 26 Lyle street Thomson James, salesman, 47 Crawfurd street Thomson James, engineer, 19 Antigua street Thomson James, rivetter, 40 Main street Thomson James, seaman, 3 Crawfurd street Thomson John, labourer, 19 Regent street Thomson John, boilermaker, 41 Ann street

Thomson John, banker, National Bank. Ho. , Caddlehill Thomson John, joiner, 35 Lynedoch street Thomson John, joiner, 7 Duncan street Thomson John, sawyer, 7 Under crescent Thomson John, joiner, 5 John street Thomson John, tank and boilermaker, 54 Crawfurd st. Ho., 34 West Blackhall street Thomson John (of Thomson and Son), 23 Brisbane street Thomson John, rivetter, 46 East Hamilton street Thomson John, timekeeper, 5 Baker street Thomson Joseph, collector for Scottish Legal Burial Soeiety 30 Ingleston road Thomson Lachlan, sawyer, 19 Main street Thomson Michael, joiner, 5 Regent street Thomson Rev. Peter, minister ol'Crawfurdsburn Free Church. Manse, Ratho street Thomson Peter, van driver, 13 Crawfurd street 192 DIRECTORY.

Thomson Robert, pointsman, 6 John street Thomson Robert, cooper, 45 Mcolson street Tohmson Robert, Observatory, Finnart road Thomson Robert, boilermaker, 32 West Blackhall street Thomson Robert, brush and comb merchant, 27 Hamilton st House, 10 Regent street Thomson Robert, carpenter, 1 Nicolson street Thomson Robert, joiner, 14 Cardross place Thomson & Son, clothiers, 4 West Blackhall street Thomson Thomas & Son, builders and contractors, 61 Nicol- son street Thomson Thomas, engineer, 3 Regent street Thomson Thomas, smith, 12 John street Thomson Thomas, boilermaker, 34 Main street Thomson Thomas, builder, pavement yard, Ker street. Ho., 112 Eldon street and 54 Esplanade Thomson William, joiner, 3 Antigua street Thomson William (of R. Cowan & Co.), 5 Robertson street Thomson William W. (of T. Thomson & Son), 25 Brisbane street Thomson William, C.E., Public Works office. House, 22 West Stewart street Thomson William, woolsorter, M'Millan's land, Ann street Thomson Rev. William Reid, minister of Sir Michael street U.P. Church. House, 36 Forsyth street Thomson William, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 29 Charles street Thomson William, mason, 44 Inverkip street Thomson William, 58 Lynedoch street Thomson Jane, 53 Main street Thomson Miss, 65 Rue-end street Thomson Miss, 10 Lyle street Thomson Miss, 1 Roxburgh street Thomson Miss, lodgings, 19 Kelly street Thomson Mrs A., Caddlehill Thomson Mrs Dugald, 26 Roxburgh street Thomson Mrs ISTeS, 17 Union street Thomson Mrs S., feuar, 62 Holmscroft street Thomson Mrs Thomas, feuar, 7 Brisbane street Thomson Mrs, 6 Roslin street Thomson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 4 West Burn street Thomson Mrs, 6 Upper crescent THORNE R. & Sons, wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 6 Manse iane, and 66 Mark lane, London, E.C. DIRECTORY. 193

'Thorne Robert (of R. Thorne & Sons), Greenbank Thome Robert & Sons, coopers and stave merchants, Inver- kip street. Office, 6 Manse lane Thorne Thomas M. (of R. Thorne & Sons), 6 Fox street THORNTON Lime Works, East Kilbride—William Hunter agent, 14 Cathcart street % TIERNEY John & Son, bootmakers, 49 Cathcart st. Tieruey William B. (of John Tierney & Son), 18 Lyle St. Tierney Mrs John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 West breast and 2 William st. House, 3 Trafalgar st. TIFFIN Joseph, clerk, Caledonian Railway Co., Upper Greenock. House, 3 Regenj; street TOD William, sugar merchant, 13 Kelly street TODD Humphrey, storekeeper, 14 Ann street Todd John, builder, 47 Holmscroft street Todd John & Co., commission merchants, Palmerston buildings. House. 57 Union st. Todd Robert, joiner, 10 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st. Todd Robert, carter, 31 Charles street Todd Mary, grocer, 3 Dellingburn street Todd Mrs George, 23 Brisbane street Todd Mrs George, 26 Ann street Todd Mrs John, 57 Union street TOLMIE John T., watchmaker, Brachelston place, 54 Nelson street, west TOOK William, rigger, 4 Ropework street TORRANCE Archibald, shipmaster, 3 Brougham st. TOSH Thomas, sawyer, 22 Tobago street TONTINE Hotel, 34 Cathcart street TOUGH Alexander & Son, rope manufacturers, Clyde Rope- work, Drumfrochar road. Warehouse, 1 1 East Quay lane Tough Alexander, ropespinner, 27 Lynedoch street Tough David, H.M. Customs, 1 Loudoun pi., Holmscroft st. Tough James, cooper and herring curer, 49 Shaw st. Tough John, ropemaker, Devlin's land, Ann st. Tough Samuel, currier, 1 Manse lane Tough William (of Alexander Tough & Son), 27 Regent st. Tough Mrs, 21 Roxburgh street TOWNEND Richard, engineer, 15 Cross-shore street TOWNLEY Hugh, carter, 11 West breast TRAIN Mrs, grocer, 38 Main street Train Mrs, ladies seminary, 6 George square Travers James, marine store dealer, Donald's court. Ho., 7 West Stewart st. 194 DIRECTOEY.

TROON Shipbuilding Co. James Thorn, agent, New Dock lane. Customhouse place TUCKER James, moulder, 25 Arthur street Tucker Nathaniel, engineer, 31 West Blackhall street Tucker William, moulder, 2 Belville place TULLOCH William, river pilot, 45 Crawfurd street TURLEY James, moulder, 6 John street Turley John, moulder, 11 Cathcart street TURNBULL Alexander J., assistant harbour engineer House, 8 Jamaica street Turnbull James, carpenter, 1 1 Under crescent Turnbull James, baker, 43 Nicolson street Turnbull James, sugarboiler, 6 West Shaw street Turnbull John, sugarboiler, 1 6 Lyle street Turnbull Jonathan, blockmaker, 38 Holmscroft street Turnbull Robert, carpenter, 9 Hill street Turnbull William, carpenter, 3 Virginia street Turnbull & Salvesen, ship brokers and commission merchants,, 27 Cathcart street TURNER Alfred, engraver, 1 Ratho street Turner Andrew, carter, 32 Cartsburn street Turner Andrew, carter, Ladyburn Turner Coll J. & Son, wool merchants and commission agents, 18 West Burn street Turner Duncan, joiner, 1 Newton street Turner Duncan, seaman, 19 Sir Michael street Turner James & Co., commission and lime merchants, 23 Cath- cart st. Ho., Dunloskin, Dunoon Turner James, jr., writer and notary public, insurance agent, 27 West Burn st. Ho., 2 Bentinck street Turner John saddler. 1 Watt place. Ho., 45 Lynedoch st. Turner John, moulder, 13 Hope street Turner Malcolm, teller, Union Bank of Scotland. House, 16 Hope street Turner Malcolm, joiner, 36 East Hamilton street Turner Robert, engineer, 8 Cardross place Turner Robert, engineer, 2 Belville place Turner William, fitter, 39 Dalrymple street Turner William, mason, 59 Rue-end street Turner William (of Coll J. Turner & Son), 68 Union st. Turner Mrs Colin, 25 Regent street Turner Mrs Robert, 9 Hill street TWEEDDALE James, grocer and provision merchant, 68 Vennel. Ho., 15 Brisbane street DIRECTORY. 195

TWEDDALE James (of R. Cowan & Co.), 18 Ardgowan square TWEEDLIE "William, meter inspector, 4 Mount Pleasant st. TWIGG Edward, gunmaker and cutler, 33 Hamilton st. Ho. 5 59 Roxburgh street TYNAN Alexander, wine and spirit merchant,. 41 Hamilton st. and 19 Sugarhouse lane. Ho., 3 Kelly st. TYRE Robert, locker, 34 Ann street TYSON Duncan, sailmaker, 1 Manse lane Tyson John, tailor, 7 Tobago street U

UNION Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamilton street United Presbyterian Church, George square United Presbyterian Church, 22 Nicolson street United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael street United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union street United Presbyterian Church, St Andrew square URIE Hugh, coachman, 5 Inverkip street Urie Hugh, brassfinisher, 38 Main street Urie Robert, photographer and dealer in photographic materials and fancy goods, 8 West Blackhall street Urie Thomas, labourer, 54 St Lawrence street Urie William, carpenter, 8 Under crescent Urie William, mate, 26 Lyle street URQUHART James, brassfinisher, Hillend Urquhart Kenneth, store keeper, 38 Nelson street, west Urquhart William, seaman, 22 Lyle street Urquhart Mrs James, 33 Cathcart street

VASS David, carpenter, 4 Cardross place VEITCH Thomas, boilermaker, 13 Under crescent YINCENT George, clothier, 5 William street. House, do. VIRTUE William, ropespinner, 7 Sir Michael st. Virtue Mrs Alexander, 38 Holsmcroft st. VIVIAN H. H. & Co., Birmingham, tube manufacturers— Jas. Tasker & Son, agents, 43 Rue-end st.. Vivian & Sons, Swansea, copper smelters and yellow metal warehouse, 43 Rue-end st.—Jas. Tasker & Son, agents. VOSPER John labourer, 28 Ann street 196 DIRECTORY. W

WALES James, carpenter, G Cardross place WALKER Alexander, cooper, 17 Ingleston st. Walker Alexander, drill-sergeant, 55 Roxburgh street Walker Alexander, joiner, 2 Holmscroft street Walker Alexander (of J. & R. Young & Co.), 15 Nelson st., west Walker Anderson, labourer, 14 Sir Michael street Walker Andrew, moulder, 19 Ingleston place Walker Andrew, carpenter, 15 Regent street Walker Archibald, carpenter, 9 Main street Walker Hugh (of John Walker & Co.), Woodburn, 2 Newark street Walker H. W. (of John Walker & Co.), G Finnart terrace Walker Hugh, flesher, 1 Morton terrace Walker J. S. & Co., grocers, 19 Hamilton street Walker James, boilermaker, 47 Main street Walker James, tailor, 16 William street Walker James, smith, 58 Wellington street Walker James, railway porter, 11 Regent street Walker John, carter and contractor, 8 Buccleuch street Walker John, labourer, 2 Crawfurd street Wa'ker John & Co., sugar refiners, 1 Princes street Walker Louson, banker, 23 Brisbane street Walker & M'Millan, fleshers, 39 Shaw street and 37 Cathcart street Walker Robert, engineer, Victoria place Walker Robert, joiner, 5 Watt street Walker Robert, plumber, 106 Drumfrochar road Walker R. S. (of Walker & M'Millan), Brookfield, 66 Eldon st. Walker Thomas, labourer, 9 East Shaw street Walker William, salesman, 22 Wellington street Walker William, spirit dealer, 25 Inverkip street Walker Miss, 3 Finnart terrace Walker Miss, Finnart street Walker Miss, 12 Ardgowan street, west Walker Mrs George, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Rue-end st. House, 2 St Andrew street Walker Mrs J., grocer, 32 East Hamilton street. House, do. Walker Mrs William, 3 Shaw place Walker Mrs Dugald, 2 Dellingbum street Walker Mrs, 11 Under crescent ,

DIRECTORY. 197

Walker Mrs, Alma cottage, Hillend WALLACE Andrew, labourer, 14 Upper crescent Wallace Daniel, joiner, 16 William street Wallace E. S. (of James M'Lellan & Co.), 31 Brougham st. Wallace James, M.D., physician and surgeon, 10 Union street Wallace James, mason, 15 Hope street Wallace John, shipmaster, 29 Nelson street, west Wallace John, engine-keeper, 22 West Blackhall street Wallace Robert, saddler, 58 Rue-end street Wallace William, labourer, 10 Ingleston place Wallace William, steward, Hill street Wallace William, optician and nautical instrument maker, 14 Cathcart street. House, 14 Bank street Wallace Miss, teacher, 2 East Blackhall street. House, 14 West Blackhall street of dancing and calisthenics Wallace Mrs James S , teacher Temperance Institute, 19 West Stewart street, and 1 Weymouth terrace, Glasgow. House, do. Wallace Mrs, 31 Brougham street Wallace Mrs, lodgings, 33 Hamilton street WALLER Joseph, plumber, 4 Sir Michael street WALLS Mrs, lodgings, 5 Shaw street WALMSLEY Dugald, engineer, Ingleston st. WALTON Utrick, of H.M. Customs, 48 Brougham st. WARD William T., Jamieson place, 71 Nicolson street Ward William, joiner, 1 1 East Blackhall street WARDEN Andrew, watchmaker, 16 Laird st. Warden Archibald, timber measurer, 25 Brisbane st.

Warden James S , 13 Ardgowan street, west Warden John, sailmaker, 2 Armadale place, Bank st. Warden John, japanner, 45 Cathcart st. House, 54 Dium- frochar road Warden Peter, farmer, Murdieston Warden Robert, late baker, 16 Laird street Warden Robert, farmer, Finnart Warden William, coal merchant, Railway Depot, Arthur st. Office, 28 Vennel. House. 27 Nicolson st. Warden William, tinsmith, 9 Market street Warden Mrs N., 29 Brougham street Warden Mrs N., 38 Roxburgh street Warden Mrs, 13 Ardgowan st., west WARDLE G., agent for North British Daily Mail, 1 Bank street. House, 32 Brisbane st. WARDROP Andrew R., joiner, 51 Kelly street 198 DIRECTORY

WARDROBE James, skinner, Ladyburn WAKE Courteney, coal merchant, R ail way Depot, 1 Regent street. House, Glen house, Finnart st. WARNOOK James, boatman, 13 Hamilton street "WARREN Henry H., 50 Shaw street "Warren John, 30 East Hamilton street WASSON Thomas, mason, 45 Cathcart street "WATERFORD Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse place — Graham Brymner, agent WATKINS William, engineer, 10 Shaw st. WATSON Alexander, messenger, Post office. Ho., 24 Lyle st. Watson Alexander L., traveller, 13 Newton street Watson Charles, seaman, 38 Hamilton street Watson Charles, boilermaker, 16 Upper crescent Watson Daniel M., manager, Overton Paper Mill, Overton r W atson Frederick, hair dresser and perfumer, 8 West Black- hall st. House, 21 Nicolson st. Watson Hugh M'P.,brassf'ounder and gasfitter, 7 West Black- hall street. House, Jamieson place, 67 Nicolson st. Watson Hugh, green grocer, 9 East Blackhall st Watson James (of Watson & M'Leod), 3 Manor pi., Gourock Watson John, policeman, 26 Roxburgh street Watson John, brassfounder, 19 Roxburgh street Watson John, blacksmith, 4 Holmscroft street Watson John, carpenter, 27 Nicolson street Watson John, 21 Brisbane street Watson & M'Leod, sugar brokers, Union Bank buildings, 2 Church place Watson Malcolm, rigger, 4 Sir Michael street Watson Thomas, bootmaker, 7 Cathcart street. House, 35 Wellington street Watson Thomas, sailmaker, 40 Nicolson street Watson William, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 31 Nicolson street. House, do. Watson Misses, teachers, 19 Brisbane street Watson Miss, feuar, 2 Nelson street, west Watson Mrs, grocer, 21 Regent street. House, 19 Lynedoch street Watson Mrs, spirit dealer, 10 East breast. House, 1 Sugar- house lane WATT and Halbert, leather merchants and shoe furnishings 17 Dalrymple street Watt John, moulder, 2 John street Watt John, blacksmith, 2 Clarence street DIRECPORY. 190

Watt John, joiner, 34 Charles street Watt John, 4 Hill street Watt Thomas, joiner, 59 Roxburgh street Watt William, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Vennel. House, 43 Brougham street Watt William, causewayer, 6 Buccleuch street Watt William, smith, 5 Hill street Watt Misses, Finnart WATTERS Stewart, shipmaster, 33.Lynedoch street Watters William, timekeeper, 75 Regent street Watters Mrs, lodgings, 74 Ann street Watters Mrs, lodgings, 19 Regent street WATTERSTONE Robert, planer, 104 Drumfrochar road WAUDBY William, fireman, 3 Vennel WAUGH Allan, plumber, 38 Roxburgh street WEBSTER Alexander, baker, 9 Argyle street Webster William, teacher of navigation and engineering, 29 Cathcart street Webster William, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Shaw street. House, do. "Webster Mrs, 39 Lyle street WTEDDEL James, joiner, 6 Antigua street Weddel John, tanner, Ladyburn Weddel John, foreman carter, Upper G-reenock station Weddel William, slater, 41 Nicolson street WEEKS Edward, boilermaker, 27 Hamilton street Weeks Thomas F., refreshment rooms, 9 Rue-end street WEIR Alexander, brassfounder and gasfitter, 31 Market st. House, 3 Antigua st. Weir Alexander, ropespinner, 28 Crawfurd st. Weir Alexander, weigher, 61 Roxburgh st. Weir Allan, writer and insurance agent, 7 William st. Ho., 5 Trafalgar st. Weir Daniel, coal dealer, 5 Tobago street Weir Duncan, carpenter, 3 Regent st. Weir Duncan, carpenter, 43 Holmscroft st. Weir Duncan, joiner, 2 Bruce street Weir G-eorge, millwright, 19 Lyle street Weir G. L., of postal telegraphs, 1 Loudoun place Weir Hugh, clerk, 3 Kelly street Weir Hugh, clerk, 8 Lynedoch st. Weir Hugh, flesher, 8 Lynedoch st. House, 61 Ann st. Weir James, joiner, 20 West Blackhall st. House, 38 West Stewart st. 200 DIRECTORY.

Weir James, smith, 13 Watt street Weir James, smith, 6 Trafalgar street Weir John-, engine driver, 50 West Blackhall st. Weir John, smith, 2 Belville place Weir John, rivetter, 13 Market st. Weir John, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close. Ho., 41 Lyne- doch st. Weir John, cooper, 5 Bruce st. Weir Thomas, grocer, 42 Holmscroft st. Ho., 24 Bruce st. Weir William M. G., of Post office, Mountside place, 22 Wel- lington st. Weir Mrs, confectioner, 1 William street Weir Miss, 13 West Stewart street Weir Miss, 51 Kelly street Weir Mrs E., lodgings, 47 Nicolson street Weir Mrs George, 20 Lyle street Weir Mrs, 9 Duncan street WELL Park Promenade. Entrances, Regent street, Bank street, Sir John's brae, and Lynedoch street Well Park Free Church, Lynedoch street WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds. Entrance, Drum- frochar road WELSH James, accountant and commission agent, 18 Cath- cart st. House, 10 Forsyth st. Welsh James, engineer, 13 Lynedoch st. Welsh John, smith, 23 Lynedoch street Welsh Robert, joiner, 15 John street WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 4 Ardgowan street, west WEST B. & Co., drapers, 41 Hamilton street West William, gilder, 39 St Lawrence street West-end Medical Hall, 4 West Blackhall street West Free Church, Ardgowan street, west West Mrs, 7 Ardgowan street, west West Parish Church, Nelson street, west WESTON Robert, cartwright, 3 Virginia street WHEAT Sheaf Hotel, 6 Church place WHITE Archibald, Customhouse boatman, 11 Hope street White Archibald, carpenter, 10 Baker street White Daniel, tinsmith, 1 York street White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart street White James, seaman, 5 Watt street White James S., cooper, 60 Wellington street White John, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton street. Ho,,. 57 Union street DIRECTORY. 201

White John, labourer, 40 Arthur street "White John, cowfeeder, Drumfrochar White M. & J., contractors, Dellingburn square White Thomas, carpenter, 30 Lynedoch street White Thomson, boilermaker. 15 Lynedoch street White Walter, engineer, 4G West Blackhall street White William, chemist and druggist, Lynedoch street. Ho.,. 2 Antigua street White William, gasfitter, 57 Wellington street White William, causewayer, 19 Hamilton street White Mrs Alexander, Aitken's land, Hillend White Mrs, 6 West Quay lane White Mrs Alexander, 19 John street WHITEFOED Andrew, coal merchant, 5 Shannons close- House, do. Whiteford Allan, plumber, 65 Regent street Whitefcrd Edward, joiner, 12 Tobago street Whiteford James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E. Consulting rooms, 41 Hamilton street. House, 6 Forsyth street Whiteford John, H.M. Customhouse officer, 30 Wellington street Whiteford John, gardener, 41 Brougham street Whiteford John, labourer, 7 Ingleston street Whiteford Robert, 49 Roxburgh street Whiteford Robert, junr., grocer and spirit dealer, 55 Rox- burgh street. House, do. Whiteford William (of Henderson & Whiteford), 53 Rox- burgh street Whiteford Mrs, mangier, 19 Crawfurd street WHITEHEAD James, grocer, 35 Shaw st. House, 13 Cross- shore st. WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn street WHITELAW Adam, smith, 24 Ingleston street Whitelaw Alexander & Co., brickmakers, builders and con- st. Dargarvel tractors, 15 Lyle Works, Brick Works r Bishopton Whitelaw Alexander (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 27 Lynedoch street WHITMAN James, foreman woolsorter, Broomhill WHITSON Robert, brassfinisher, 39 Crawfurd street WHYTE Archibald, engineer, 5 Cathcart street Whyte Alex., tidewaiter, H.M.C., 61 Ann street Whyte and Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 11 East Quay lane Whyte Daniel, carpenter, 10 Shaw street 202 DIRECTORY

Whyte Thomas S., architect and surveyor. City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st. House, Prospect hill Whyte Thomas (of Whyte & Ross), Mount pi., Holmscroft st. WIDGER Richard, boatswain, R.N., 47 Holmscroft st. WIG-GINS James, tailor, 8 Manse lane WIGHT George, engine driver, 26 Injdeston street WILKIE Angus, joiner, 30 Lynedoch street Wilkie Angus, bricklayer, 15 Mount Pleasant street Wilkie Archibald, boilermaker, 28 Shaw street Wilkie James, mason, 37 Holmscroft street Wilkie John, coal, lime, and cement merchant, and agent for Hillhead and Perceton fire-clay goods, 14 Brougham st. House, 2 Manor crescent, Gourock. (See Advertisement) Wilkie John, carpenter, 28 West Blackhall street Wilkie John, bricklayer, 33 Holmscroft street Wilkie Mrs, 12 Tobago street WILKISON John, cooper, 5 Holmscroft street Wilkison Robert, engineer, 34 Dalrymple street WILLIAMS, Foster & Co., copper smelters and manufacturers of copper and yellow metal and sheathing, Swan- sea.—Gray and Buchanan, agents, 12 Bogle st. Williams Peter, boarding-house, 48 Shaw street Williams William, boarding-house keeper, 4 Dalrymple st. Williams William, labourer, 24 Tobago street Williams William, engineer, 55 St Lawrence street WILLIAMSON Campbell, seaman, 12 Tobago street Williamson Daniel (of Williamson & Gray), 12 Bank street Williamson George, writer and notary public, 48 Cathcart st. House, Newton st., Finnart Williamson George, cooper, 3 Regent street Williamson Hugh, commercial traveller, 9 Bruce street Williamson & Gray, joiners and builders, 51 Vennel Williamson John, restaurant keeper, 37 Hamilton street Williamson Matthew, boatman, 28 Ann street Williamson Robert, smith, 1 Ingleston street Williamson Robert, tailor and clothier, 1 6 William street Williamson William, labourer, 60 Wellington street Williamson Mrs John, furnishing shop, 20 Roxburgh street Williamson Mrs, 4 Roslin street WILLS Peter, dyer, 68 Ann street Wills Robert, engineer, 28 Ingleston street Wills Thomas, labourer, 7 Main street WILLOUGHBY James Mitchell, wine and spirit merchant, 38 West Blackhall street. House, 19 Nelson street, west DIRECTORY. 203

WILSON Alexander M. (of A. & J. Wilson). House, 1 Eoxburgh street Wilson Alexander, mason, 71 Ann street Wilson Alexander, pastry baker, 67 Rue-end street. House, 14 Terrace road Wilson Alexander, boilermaker, 2 Ingleston street Wilson A. & J., ironmongers and ship chandlers, 65 Rue-end street Wilson Andrew, boilermaker, 8 Baker street Wilson Archibald, cooper, 2 Ropework street Wilson Archibald, joiner, 2 East Blackhall street Wilson Charles, gardener, 2 Ropework street Wilson Charles, railway porter, Deer Park lodge, East Blackhall street Wilson Daniel, slate and cement merchant, 6 Patrick street Wilson David, engineer, 60 Wellington street Wilson David, farmer, Cornhaddock Wilson Donald, labourer, 24 West Blackhall street Wilson Edward, drysalter and provision merchant, and wholesale salt merchant, 27 Charles street House, Hopebank, 48 Eldon street Wilson Francis, smith, 7 Main street Wilson Frederick, carpenter, 11 West breast Wilson George, chemist and druggist, 40 Cathcart street. House, 1 Union street Wilson George, maltster, 4 Bearhope street Wilson Hugh, correspondent and agent, Daily Express and Evening Star. Office, 5 Palmerston buildings. House, 19 Brisbane street Wilson Hugh, joiner, 17 Bruce street Wilson James (of A. & J. Wilson.) House, 2 Armadale place, Bank street Wilson James, joiner, 22 East Shaw street. House, Mount View place, Trafalgar street Wilson James, superintendent of water works, 49 Rue-end street. House, Overton cottage Wilson James, engineer, 57 St Lawrence street Wilson James, cashier, 8 Shaw place Wilson James, labourer, 8 John street Wilson John, tenter, 25 Arthur street Wilson John, Queen's porter, 51 Lynedoch street Wilson John, salesman, 18 Upper crescent Wilson John, smith, 46 East Hamilton street Wilson John, baker, 14 Ann st. Ho., do. 204 DIRECTORY.

Wilson John, cooper, 46 Hamilton st. and 39 Nicolson street.. Ho., 13 West Stewart street Wilson John, coalmaster, 5 Chapel st. Head office, 69 Great Clyde st., Glasgow Wilson John, general grocer, 9 Newton st. Ho., 37 Nelson street, west Wilson John, grocer and provision merchant, 6 Vennel. Ho.,, 54 Holmscroft street Wilson John, carter, 18 Nicolson street Wilson Michael, patternmaker, 17 Ingleston street Wilson Mungo, station master, Lynedoch station. House, 16 Regent street Wilson & Bankin, joiners, 22 East Shaw street Wilson Richard, stevedore, 14 Market street Wilson Robert, rigger, 7 Nicolson street Wilson Robert, smith, 9 St Andrew street Wilson Robert, steam-tug master, 63 Rue-end street

Wilson Robert, brassfmisher, 1 9 Sir Michael street

Wilson Robert, engineer, 1 Antigua street Wilson Robert, smith, 28 East Hamilton street Wilson Thomas, foreman mason, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Wilson Thomas, smith, 30 Ingleston street Wilson Thomas, police sergeant, 16 Bearhope street Wilson William, grocer and provision merchant, 15 East Shaw st. Ho., 54 Holmscroft street Wilson William, boilermaker, 20 Sir Michael st. Wilson William, rivetter, 9 East Blackhall st. Wilson William, carpenter, M'Intyre's land, Hillend Wilson William, joiner, 18 Sfcanners st. Wilson William A., M.D., CM., physician and surgeon, & Grey place Wilson Miss Agnes, dressmaker, Jamieson place, Nicolson st. Wilson Miss Annie, furnishings, 46 East Hamilton st. Wilson Miss Janet, milliner, 61 Roxburgh street Wilson Misses, fruiterers, 12 Ann street. House, 8 Trafalgar- street Wilson Mrs, 10 Bruce street Wilson Mrs, washerwoman, 4 West Burn st. Wilson Mrs, 2 Ropework street Wilson Mrs, 26 Brisbane street Wilson Mrs E., huckster, 50 East Hamilton st. Wilson Mrs John, 20 Brisbane street Wilson Mrs John, boys' dressmaker, 31 Ann street AYINGATE Gabriel, labourer, 8 Upper crescent DIRECTORY". 205

. 3 WINTON James, agent for the Scotsman newspaper. Officv ? 36 Palmerston buildings. House, 11 Beamope st Winton Robert, sailmaker, 35 Ann st. WISHART James, engineer, 3 Under crescent "Wishart Thomas, hairdresser, 2 Cross-shore st. Ho., 11 do. "Wishart William, clerk, 15 Mount Pleasant street Wishart Miss, lodgings, 11 Cross-shore street WOOD Alexander, gardener, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Wood Francis, sculptor, 23 Bruce street Wood John, 8 Antigua street Wood John, gardener, Wood gardens, Port-Glasgow road Wood John, labourer, iSNicolson street "Wood Joseph, weaver, 11 Roxburgh street Wood Robert, agent and correspondent for Glasgow Daily and Weekly Heralds, 4 Mansionhouse lane. House, 12 Brisbane street "Wood Thomas, sculpture and monumental works, Cemetery gate. House, 32 Sir Michael street Wood William smith and cartwright, 11 Chapel street. Ho., 9 Hill street Wood William, mate, 9 East Shaw street Wood William, caulker, 8 Shaw sti eet Wood Miss, 3 Trafalgar street WOODDURN Hugh, skinner, 66 East Hamilton street WOODROW John, engine driver, 71 Wellington street WOODS Daniel, potter, 52 East Hamilton street WOLMSLEY Mrs, lodgings, 9 Lynedoch street WORKMAN James, joiner, 9 Mount Pleasant street IVOTHERSPOON Alexander C, hatter, corner of Rue-end and Cathcart streets. House, 43 Lynedoch street WREDE & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Wrede Lear (of Wrede & Co.), South-hill "WEIGHT Alexander, lessee and manager, Theatre Royal. House, 60 Eldon street bright Edward, smith, 12 Holmscroft street Wright & Co., ship store merchants, 1 Watt place Wright James (of Wright & Co.) Fairy Knowe, Helensburgh Wright John, commission agent, Florida place, Dempster st. Wright John, stoker, 1 M'Kenzie street Wright John & Co., shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings. Ho.,. 13 Bank street Wright Joseph & Co., chain and anchor works, Tipton. John Campbell, junr., agent, 11 Cathcart street 206 DIKECTOHY.

Wright Joseph, labourer, 4 Sir Michael street • "Wright & Morrison, writers, City of Glasgow Bank buildings,. 32 Gathcart street Wright Peter, tailor, 5 York street Wright Peter, slater, 48 Inverkip street. House, 24 Eoxburgli street Wright Robert, engineer, 1 Hill street Wright Thomas, mason, 38 Roxburgh street Wright William, 29 Ann street Wiight William, boilermaker, 37 Nelson street, west Wright Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 7 Lynedoch street Wright Mrs James, 14 Ardgowan street, west Wright Mrs Robert, 75 Union street Wright Mrs, 27 Arthur street Wright Mrs, lodgings, 7 Mcolson street WYLIE Alexander, engineer, 11 Hope street Wylie George, Scripture reader, 5 Nelson street, west Wylie Hugh, dairy, 3 Market street Wylie John, blacksmith, 20 Sir Michael street Wylie Robert, 8 Upper crescent Wylie Mrs John, 34 Inverkip street Wylie Mrs, 18 Tobago street Wylie Mrs, 36 West Burn street Wylie Mrs Claud, 21 Main street WYLLIE James, fleshers' salesman, 15 East Shaw street.. House, 13 East Shaw street WYMER Francis W., surveyor of steam vessels, Custom- house. House, 5 Caddlehill terrace, Ford road WYSE Alexander, wholesale and retail confectioner, 29 Ham- ilton street. House, do.

YEAMAN Joseph, plasterer, 20 Bruce street. House, 14 Ann street YEO D., measurer and inspector of painters' work, 41 Cath- cart st. House, 12 Brisbane street YORK James (of W. & J. York), 56 Union st. York William and James, contractors, 18 West Burn st. York Miss, Seafield, 1 Fox street YORSTOJST Mis, wine and spirit dealer, 47 Roxburgh st. House, do. YOUNG And' ew, teacher, 9 Ann street. Ho., 10 Brisbane street DIRECTORY. 207

Young David, inspector of weights and measures, 14 West Burn st. House, 2 Loudoun place, Holmscroft st. Young David (of Morton & Young), 5 Bank st. Young Donald, labourer, 15 Tobago street Young George, flaxdresser, 20 Sir Michael st. Young Henry, labourer, 7 Sir Michael street Young James, contractor. House, Skelmorlie, Wemyss Bay Young James, jun., contractor, 67 Holmscroft street Young James, carter, Belville house Young John moulder, Lyle's land, Hillend Young John, railway contractor, 18 Mearns street Young J. & R. & Co., shipbrokers, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Young Kobert, provision merchant, 31 Cathcart street Young & M'Call, engineers and railway contractors, 53 Drum- frochar road Young Bobert, clerk, 6 Ardgowan street, west Young Robert, optician, 32 Cathcart street. House, 49 Brougham street Young Stewart, flax dresser, 20 Sir Michael street Young Thomas, coal agent, 17 Kelly street Young Thomas, slater, 38 Crawfurd street Young Thomas, sailmaker, 9 Cathcart street Young William, cooper, 45 Roxburgh street Young William, telegraph clerk, Post-office Young William, millwright, 35 Holmscroft street Young William, spirit dealer, 10 Ann street Young Miss Agnes, grocer, 2 John street Young Mrs, 25 Vennel Young Mrs, 10 Sir Michael street Young Mrs A., eating house, 8 East breast Young Mrs William, 41 Roxburgh street YOUNGER John, ropespinner, 68 Ann street Younger John, ropespinner, 8 Ann street Younger Robert, clerk, 14 Ardgowan street, west YUILL Archibald, writer, 46 Cathcart ^street. House, 21. Union street YU1LLE Andrew, joiner, 49 Roxburgh street €M®M« MUM*® PRINTING OFFICE, 40 Cathcart Street.

FUNERAL LETTERS, CIRCULARS, INVOICE TOPS, ADDRESS CARDS, CUSTOMHOUSE AND OTHER FORMS, POSTING AND HAND BILLS, AND LETTERPRESS PRINTING IN ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS, EXECUTED NEATLY, AND CHARGED MODERATELY.

JOSEPH BLAIR & CO. ;

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE Hit* g^watuie ^wutj). ESTABLISHED IN 1831.

Incorporated by JRoyal Charters and Special Act of Parliament.

Head Office— 26 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh. Office in London — 30 Gracechurch Street, E.C. Office in Dublin—14 "Westmoreland St. Office in Glasgow — 128 St. Vincent Street.

President—His Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensfeerry, K.Cf, Vice-President—Sir Graham Montgomery, of Stanhope, Bart., M,P

THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE is a purely Mutual Office. The whole Profits belong to the Members, who are, at the same time, expressly exempted from personal responsibility. The Profits are divided every five years, and are allocated not only on the sums originally assured, but also on the previously vested Bonus additions. Intermediate Bonuses are also paid in the event of death occurring between periods of Division.

The Total Additions made to Policies amount to L.1,706,164, POSITION OF THE SOCIETY. at 1st March, 1869, The Existing Assurances^ including Bonus Addi- tions, amounted to - £6,714.141 The Annual Eevenue, from Premiums of Assurance, - - £177,856 „ „ from Interest on Investments, - 72,104 Amounted to 249,960 And The Accumulated Funds to - - - £1,817,637

The Terms on which the Society grants Assurances, and the Condition as to Foreign Residence ; Indisputable Policies ; Revival of Lapsed Policies

Snrrenders ; Loans to Members to the extent of the Surrender Value of their

Policies ; and Half Credit or Premium Loans, will be found to be very liberal. The Annual Report, containing balance sheet and Details of Investments, and all other Information, may be had on application. GEORGE TODD, Manager. WM. FINLAY, Secretary-.

AGENTS IN GREENOCK. John Rodger, Clydesdale Bank. Thomas Macdohald, 41 Uathcart Street.

Resident Secretary in Glasgow—

JAMES GRAHAM. 128 St. Vincent Street. — —

THE SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND (MUTUAL) LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY'S NEW PROSPECTUS IS SPECIALLY SUITED TO THE PRESENT TIME. Head Office—No. 9 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. London, 28 Cornhill, E.C. Belfast, 2 High Street. Dublin, 9 Lower Sackville Street. Leeds, 18 East Parade. Glasgow, 141 Buchanan Street. Dundee, 63 Reform Street. Manchester, 39 Cros St., King St. Birmingham, 39A New Street. Liverpool, 14 Water Street. Norwich's St. Giles' Chuich Plain. And Agencies in the other principal Cities and Towns in the. United Kingdom. The new Prospectus specifies the Documents necessary to enable any one to form a satisfactory judgment regarding the Financial Condition and General Merits of a Life Assurance Institution, and contains I. The Society's last Valuation Balance-Sheet of Assets and Liabilities, with detailed list of the Securities in which the Funds are invested. II. A detailed Abstract of the Valuation of the Society's Assets and Liabilities under its Policies, in which the mode of Valuation of each policy is made as well known to Actuaries and skilled persons as it is to the Society's officers themselves. III. A Table of Surrender Value, repayable under discontinued Policies of all durations. IV. A Table of Bonuses added to Policies of all durations.". The Society's resources are A REALISED FUND amounting to £5,050,000 AN ANNUAL REVENUE--***™™™ ™ £620,000 By such Unreserved Disclosure as the New Prospectus contains, the great evils inseparable from secrecy and partial publication can alone be guarded against ; and in view of probable legislation to compel publicity regarding the Financial Condition of all Life Assurance Offices, this new Prospectus is respectfully submitted to the consideration of all concerned. Copies of the new Prospectus may be had, or ivill be sent post free on application. ANNUAL PREMIUMS. For the Assurance of £100 at Death, with Profits.

Age Premiums. Age Premiums. Age Premiums. Age Premiums.

£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 21 2 3 1 3i 2 12 11 41 3 8 2 5i 4 14 8 22 2 3 11 32 2 14 2 42 3 10 52 4 18 11 23 2 4 9 33 2 15 5 43 3 12 53 5 3 6 24 2 5 7 34 2 16 9 44 3 14 1 54 5 8 5 35 266 35 2 18 2 45 3 16 4 55 5 13 8

26 276 36 2 19 9 46 3 18 7 56 5 19 3 27 286 17 3i3 37 4 1 1 57 6 5 4 28 297 38 3 3 48 4 3 7 58 6 11 10 29 2 10 8 39 3 4 6 49 4 6 11 59 6 18 4 30 2 11 9 40 3 6 3 50 4 10 7 60 7 4 9 SAMUEL RALEIGH, Manager. Edinburgh, 9 St. Andrew Square, J. J. P. ANDERSON, Secretary. April, 1870. .

THE SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION. HEAD OFFICE—6 ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH. GLASGOW, 67 ST. VINCENT STREET. STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES. THE SCOTTISH PKOVIDENT INSTITUTION is the only Office which combines the advantages of Mutual Life Assurance with Moderate Premiums. Instead of charging rates admittedly higher than are necessary, and afterwards returning the excess, or a portion of it, in the shape of periodical Bonuses, it gives from the first as large an assurance as the Premiums will with safety bear—reserving the Whole Sur- plus for those Members who have lived long enough to secure the common Fund from loss on account of their individual Assurances. A Policy for £1200 to £1250 may thus at most ages be had for the Premium

elsewhere charged to assure £1000 only ; while the effect of reserving the Surplus has been, that Policies originally for ^1000, which have shared at three Septennial Investigations, have already been increased to £1400, £1600, and even to £1800. ITS TERMS are thus well calculated to meet the requirements of intending Assurers. They are specially adapted to the case of Provisions under Family Settlements or otherwise, where it is of importance to secure, for the smallest present outlay, a competent provision, of definite amount, in the case of early death.

Examples of Annual Premium for L.100 at Death, with Profits.

Other Offices have rates as low, but they involve the sacrifice of all interest in the Profits.

AGE. | 25 30 35 40 45 50

Payable during Life, 1 £1 18 216 2 6 10 2 14 9 359 4 1 7

Limited to 21 Payments, \£z 12 6 2 J 6 12 r 5 4 302 375 3 17 4

The E.ates for 7, 14, &c, payments, or other ages, may be had on application *** A person aged 30 may secure ^,1000 at death, by a yearly payment during Life, of £20 15s. This Premium, if paid to any other of the Mutual Offices, would seeure a Policy for £800 only, instead of £1000. Or, if unwilling to burden himself with payments during his whole life, he may secure the same sum of £1000 by twenty-one yearly payments of £27 13s 4d. At age 40 the Premium, ceasing at age 60, is, for £1000, £33 14s 2d, being about the same as most offices require during the whole term of life. Subsisting Assurances, £6,900,000. Accumulated Funds (increased last year by £137,000) now considerably above £1,650,000, all securely invested. Reports, containing full information, may be had on application at the Mead Office, or from the, Agents in Greenock, JAMES MACLEAN, 49 Cathcart Street. A. O. LEITCH, Commission Agent. INSURANCE COMPANY OF SCOTLAND INSTITUTED 1821. UNITED IN 1847 WITH THE ALLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN LIFE AND FIRE ASSURA NCE COMPANY. Head Office for Scotland— 95 GEOEGE STKEET, EDIKBUBGH. I3IREOTOS;S. GEOEGE CUNNINGHAM, Esq., O.E. JAMES R. DYMOCK, Esq., J.P. JOHN N. FORMAN, Esq., W.S. WILLIAM KENNEDY, Esq., W.S. DAVID MACGIBBON, Esq., Architect. WILLIAM PATERSON, Esq., Banker. JOHN RIDDLE STODART, Esq., W.S. CHARLES TROTTER, Esq., of Woodhill. Manager—T. MUIR GRANT. Bankers—THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. Solicitors—MESSRS HUNTER, BLAIR and COWAN, W.S. Medical Referee—ALEXANDER WOOD, M.D., F.R.C.P.E., 10 St. Colme Street.

Capital Subscribed, L.5.000,000 Capital Paid Up, L. 550,000 life Reserve Fund, .... 915,732 lire Reserve Fund, ...... 101,615 INVESTED FUNDS, - - £1,612,524 ANNUAL PREMIUM INCOME, 235,915 Z/ff AND FIRE ASSURANCES Are% Granted on Moderate Terms and Liberal Conditions. Prospectuses, Forms of Proposals, and detailed Statements of Accounts and Funds, may be had on application to T. MUIR GRANT, Manager at Edinburgh.

Agents in Greenock— ROBERT BLAIR, 2 Watt Place. ANDREW BOAG, 5 Hamilton Street. F. G. BRUCE, Banker. C. S. CAIRD, Banker. JAMES KELSO, 15 William Street. JAMES WELSH, 14 Cathcart Street. WRIGHT & MORRISON, 32 Cathcart Street. the Surveyor for West of Scotland—W'. R. COPLAND, C.E.» 83 West Regent Street, Glasgow. TKADES AND PEOFESSIONS.

CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER.

ACCOUNTANTS.

Black William, Lyle street Campbell Dugald (and share broker), 29 Cathcart st Campbell John, 3 Bank street Chalmers Eobert, 69 Holmscroft street Clark William (and house factor), 14 Hamilton street Duncan John, 24 West Burn street Gillespie John, City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart street Henderson Thomas (and house factor), 14 Cathcart street Hunter William (and commission agent), 14 Cacthart st Kelso James (and commission agent), Bank buildings, 13 William street Leitch Daniel, 27 West Burn st Melrose George, 27 Cathcart st Milne James, jun., 30 Sir Michael street Raff George (and house factor), 14 Cathcart st Ramsay Hope Stewart (and house factor), 27 Cathcart st Eeid John (and house factor), 29 Ann st Sinclair John (and stockbroker), 16 Cathcart st Welsh James (and commission agent), 18 Cathcart st AGENTS.

Bankier W. D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st Denham Eobert (boot and shoe), 13 Hamilton st Henderson James (forwarding), 17 Cathcart st Hay George, 6 West Stewart st Hogg James, for Scotish Legal and Burial Loan Society, 17 Regent st Lamont William (commission), 27 Cathcart st M'Farlane Joseph H., 4 West quay 209 trades' directory

Macclonald Thomas (assurance), 41 Cathcart st Prentice John (property), 23 Cathcart st Boss Lewis (Eoyal Liver Friendly Society), 29 Hamilton si Shand John, 6 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Mcolson st Wardle G-., for North British Daily Mail, 1 Bank st Wilson Hugh, for Daily Express and Evening Star, 5 Pal- merston buildings, Customhouse place Wood Robert, for Glasgow Herald, 4 Mansionhouse lane

ARCHITECTS.

Adamson Alexander, 6 Ardgowan st, west Bowman William, Florida place, Dempster st Brown Peter M., 19 Roxburgh st Macfarlane Duncan, 32 Cathcart st Ramage Robert, 7 Mount Pleasant street Sandeman J. W., East Steamboat quay Thomson Alexander G., 22 Cathcart st Whyte Thomas S., 32 Cathcart st

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Bowman James, 60 and 61 Main st Cameron John & Son, Cross-shore st Field Rowland, 20 West Blackhall st Healy Oliver, 7 Cathcart square Smith David A., 11 Sir Michael st

BAKERS. Barclay Robert, 15 Cartsburn st Bell John, 3 West Blackhall st Bissland John, 19 Regent Blair Alexander S., 31 Vennel Boyd James, 42 Arthur street Brown John, 45 Hamilton st Buchanan William, 38 Ann street Campbell John, 53 Roxburgh st and 11 Union st Crawford William, 45 Cathcart st Currie Miss, 36 Dalrymple st Duncan John, 13 East Shaw st Flannery John, 23 Dalrymple st Galbraith John, 26 Charles st Oalbraith John, jun., 41 West Blackhall st Hamilton William, 32 East Hamilton st Houston John, 61 Main st trades' directory. 210

Lyle James, 27 Market street M 'Arthur Charles, 24 John st M'Call Neil, 48 Shaw st M'Cracken George, 38 Shaw st and 21 Vennel M'Cormick John, Palmerston buildings M'Dougall Duncan, 27 Rue-end st Mackay Thomas (and confectioner), Havelock buildings, 15. West Blackball st Mackenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end st M'Kenzie Alexander, 14 West Blackhall st M'Neilage John, 15 Antigua st Marshall Daniel, 39 Hamilton st Millar John, 31 Hamilton st and 12 Ann st Millar Eobert, 5 Hamilton street Muir Allan, 8 West Blackhall st Muir Robert, 26 Shaw st Muirhead Alexander, 16 Roxburgh st Neill Robert, 16 Cathcart st Orr John, jun. (and grain merchant), 5 Rue-end st Pater son John, 19 Hamilton st Stewart James, 3 Hamilton st Scott John, 55 Vennel Wilson John, 14 Ann st BASKET AND TOY WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.

Campbell Mrs N., 20 Charles st Carbery Charles, 14 William st Diver James, 37 Cathcart st Smith Thomas, 15 West Blackhall st Thomson Robert, 27 Hamilton st BLACKSMITHS. Adam Donald (ship smith), 39 Rue-end st Andrew J. & W. & Co. (and bellhangers), 2 Cathcart square,, 5 Ann street and 15 Boyd st Arbuckle & Beveridge, 22 Arthur st Boag Robert, (forge master and galvanizing works), 55 Shaw- street

Brough & Orr (and cartwrights), 4 Chapel st , Campbell John (and cabinetmaker), 9 Ropework st Chalmers James (bellhanger and gratemaker), 50 and 51 Vennel Cook D. & A. (and chainmakers), 4 Charles st and 19 Cath- cart st 211 trades' directory.

Johnstone John R. (and bellhanger), 4 Inverkip st Lamont James, 7 St Andrew st Livingston & Millar (and cartwrights), 4 Princes st Love Andrew (and farrier), 50 Rue-end st M'Lean Ronald, 6 Baker st M'Vicar Robert & Son (and ship smiths), 3 Shaw street M'Yicar William (and chainmakev), 7 East Stewart st Mills Robert, 5 Dock breast, 13 Clarence st Ritchie James, 12 St Andrew st Robinson M. (and cartwright), 40 Yennel Scott James (and ship), 3 Dellingburn st Smith Alexander (and cartwright), 11 Duncan st Smith James, 2 East Shaw st Smith John, 54 Rue-end st Stewart John (and cartwright"), 3 Clarence st Suttie Thomas & Co. (and bellhangers), 18 Cathcart st. and 5 Brougham st Wood William (and cartwright), 11 Chapel st Wright Joseph & Co. (chain and anchor works), 11 Cathcart st.—John Campbell, jr., agent BOATBUILDERS. Brown A. & H. (carpenters and blockmakers), 6 St Andrew st Crawford & Hope, 14 Bogle st Gardner William, 37 Dalrymple st Harvey William, St Andrew st Lyon & Foster (and ship carpenters), 32 Main st Macdonald John, 11 Yirginia st M'G-regor N. and R., 43 Rue-end st M'Leod R. and F., 52 Crawfurd st M'Millan John, 42 West Blackhall street Orr Thomas, 23 Rue-end st

BOOKBINDERS. Black James W., Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackhall st Clark Andrew, 8 Hamilton street Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart street Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st M'Kelvie James, 24 and 29 Hamilton st Pollock David L., 7 Hamilton st BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Baird Robert A. (and lithographic printer and colour stamper), 41 Cathcart st., and 16 Hamilton st trades' directory." 212

Black James W., Havelock buildings, 17 West Blaokhall st Campbell Alexander, 9 Hamilton street Clark J. B., bookstall, Albert harbour, railway station Crawford Donald, 1G Catlicart street Griffith Patrick (old and new), 10 East Quay lane Innes William (and news agent), 40 Hamilton street Johnstone William, 46 Hamilton street Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart street Lang Archibald, 9 John st Melvin Thomas (and lithographic printer), 29 Cathcart st M'Cunn James, 3 Hamilton st M'Dougall Duncan, 33 Hamilton st M'Ewan Mary Ann, 7 Cross-shore st M'Kelvie James, 24 and 29 Hamilton st Motherwell J. (and lithgrapher), 39 Hamilton street Morrison John & Sons (paper rulers, lithographers, and cop- perlate printers), 67 Rue-end st Pollock David L., ? Hamilton street Porteous Eobert, 30 Cathcart st Stewart Robert (and printer), 32 Hamilton st Sutherland David, 29 West Blackball st BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Aikenhead James, 8 Cathcart sq Barclay John (and grocer), 30 Inverkip street Blair Thomas, jun., 30 West Burn st Bryson John, 46 Cathcart st Bryson Wm., 18 Tobago st Campbell Robert, 43 Roxburgh street Devine James, 5 Dalrymple st Dunbar J. & A., 3 William st Dickson John, 11 Cartsburn st Fisher John, 7 Cross -shore st Fletcher Donald, 36 West Burn st Gallacher Wm., 53 Vennel Goudie James, 70 Eldon st Glasgow boot and shoe shop, 45 Cathcart st Grant Brothers, 15 Cathcart st, and 3 West Blackhall st Gray John, 16 Hamilton st Johnston T. M., 20 Hamilton st Lang William, 33 Rue-end st Handyside George, 13 Hamilton st M'Anally James, 21 Hamilton st M 'Anally Henry. 25 Market st 213 TEx\DES' DIRECTORY.

Lindsay William, 5 Union st M'Donald Eonald, 45 Vennel MacEachran Donald, 14 Cathcart st M'G-eors-e James, 58 Rue-end st M'Glashan John, 28 Charles street M'G-uckin Eichard, 5 Eue-end st M'llwee James, 1 Inverkip st M' In tyre Duncan & Co., 4 Cartsburn st Maclachlan Andrew, 35 Cathcart st M'Naughtan Duncan, 10 West Blackhall st M'Pherson Alexander, 15 Hamilton st M'Whirter Hugh, 16 Hamilton st Marshall Eobert, 21 Ann st Muir Eichard, 6 Hamilton st Muir Eobert, 3 Tobago st Muir William, 31 Cathcart st Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart st Patrick Adam, 6 West Blackhall st Paterson Gavin, 8 William st Purdie P. & G., 40 Cathcart st Ealston Alexander, 41 Shaw st Shankland Thomas, 30 West Blackhall st Shields Thomas, 5 Smith's lane Smith John, 29 Hamilton st Soutar William and Son, 38 Hamilton st. and Grey place Steen Edward, 9 Dalrymple st Sword James, 15 Shaw st Tierney John & Son, 49 Cathcart st Watson Thomas, 7 Cathcart st BEASSFOUNDERS. Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast Carson Henry (and gasfitter), 30 Crawfurd st Duff James & Sons (and coppersmiths and gasfitters), 47 Rue -end st Duncan & Sharp, 73 East Hamilton st Fairgrieve Andrew and Sons, 6 West breast Foulds Matthew (and gasfitter), 6 Baker st Gilray J. (and engraver), 1 East Blackhall st Martin & Highet, 10 Cathcart st Suttie Thomas & Co. (and gasfitters), 18 Cathcart st. and 5 Brougham st Watson Hugh M'P., 7 West Blackhall st Weir Alexander (and gasfitter), 31 Market st trades' directory. 214

braziers, copper and tin-plate workers. Daskin and Co. (and gasfitters), 37 Nicolson st Dewar James (and gasfitterandbellhanger), 10 Taylor's close Denniston John S., 11 West breast Murray P., 9 Hamilton st Philips Thomas (and gasfitter), 26 Yennel Shaw Thomas and Co. (plumbers and ship smiths), 21-23 Crawfurd st Whyte and Eoss (and gasfitters), 11 East Quay lane BREWERS. Black P. & A. (and maltsters), Holmscroft brewery. Captain st BROKERS. Cathers John, 23 Dalrymple st Gallacher Terrence, 2 and 4 East Blackhall st Gibson James, 3 Cowgate st Hatrick James, 42 Dalrymple st Kean Francis. 43 Dalrymple st M'Anally Patrick, 8 Manse lane M'Arthur Mrs, 40 Shaw st M'Avoy Mrs, 1 Kue-end st M'Ginnis John, 20 Shaw st M'Kean James. 8 Vennel M'Keown Bernard, 19 Shaw st M'llroy John, 18 Dalrymple st M'Lachlan John, 6 Smith's lane M'Millan Terrence, 29 Dalrymple street Millar Samuel, 1 Cartsburn st Murray James, 3 Lindsay lane Murray Thomas, 3 Vennel Paterson Edward, 14 Dalrymple st Suttie Mrs, 1 Stanners st Sweeney Mrs A., 2 Dalrymple st BUILDERS AND MASONS. Austin Matthew, 22 Bruce st Campbell Hugh, 7 Newton st Cram Peter, 11 Mount Pleasant st Devlin Daniel, 27 Patrick st Gibb Henry, 53 Holmscroft st Ireland William, 20 Bank st Jordon John (brick), 3 East Blackhall st Kerr John, 70 Ann st Kirk Robert, 27 Sir Michael st 215 trades' directory.

Kirkwood Thomas, 15 Hope st Lang Robert, 5 Tobago st M'Whirter Robert, 5 Caddlehill terrace Pollock James, 7 Brougham st Purdie Hugh, 25 Bruce st Smith John, 22 Sugarhouse lane Steel John & Sons, 12 Ardgowan st Thomson Donald, 2 Robertson st Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Mcolson st Thomson Thomas, Kerr st Todd John, 47 Holmscroft st Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 15 Lyle st CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. Black Adam, 11 Kilblain st Blair Robert & Sons, 32 and 34 Mcolson st Cowan George, 35 Roxburgh st Darroch Dugald & Son, 14 Kilblain st Fisher James (and funeral undertaker), 13 Clarence st Lang Robert, 32 Charles st Lyon David (and joiner), 41 St Lawrence st M'Naught Thomas, 6 Albert place, West Blackhall st M'Pherson Peter, 30 West Burn st. Orr Joseph (and funeral undertaker), 19 Sugarhouse lane Oswald James, 32 Boxburgh st Rougvie James (and funeral undertaker), 17 Bearhope st Service Archibald, 4 Kilblain st Shaw William & Sons, 28 Hamilton st Stevenson W. S., 9 West Stewart st Watson William, 31 Mcolson st CARVERS AND GILDERS. Christie & Co., Shaw place Laurie & Fleming, 1 Bank street Macfee Neil, 23 Cathcart st M'Millan & Bathgate, 1 East Blackhall st CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Alexander James C, 9 West Blackhall st Burge J. A., 31 Rue-end st Chalmers Robert, 19 Roxburgh st Duncan Samuel, Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackhall st Fergusson John, 17 Hamilton st Fisher Thomas, 63 Roxburgh st TEADES' DIRECTORY. 216

Galbraith John, 63 Rue-end st Greenock Apothecaries' Co. (and seraeted water manufacturers), 28 Hamilton st

Hyne William F. , 8 Grey place Kirk Robert, 2 William st M'Laggan James, 34 West Blackhall street Macnaught Mrs Milliam, West-end Medical Hall, 4 West Blackhall street Smith John, 6 Inverkip street White John, 30 Hamilton street White William, Lynedoch street Wilson George, 40 Cathcart street CHIMNEY SWEEPS. M'Allister Archibald, 37 Cathcart street M'Kinnon Neil, 7 Cowgate street CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS. Hay John (and wholesale), 7 West Blackhall st. and 22 Shaw street Hendry James (and wholesale), 32 Hamilton street Sharp & Ferguson, 46 Cathcart street CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS. Benzie J., 19 Cathcart street Beren John, 7 Cathcart street Campbell J., 12 Hamilton street Carbery Charles, 14 William street Craig George & Co., 27 Cathcart street Crawford M. J., 43 Vennel Donnelly Peter, 10 Cathcart street Geerckc Julias, 12 Cathcart street Irvine James, 59 Rue-end street Inkster Magnus, 7 William street Macfarfane George, 1 West Blackhall street M'Kay Mrs David, 62 Shaw street Mearns James, 16 Hamilton street M'Neil James, sen., 32 Hamilton street Merrylees James, 12 Cathcart street Smith & Scott, 16 William street Yincent George, 5 William street COACH AND HORSE HIRERS. Crookshanks Joseph (and funeral undertaker), 43 West Blackhall street Fergusson J. & J. (and funeral undertakers), 6 Roslin street- Glebe 3^

M'Farlane Duncan, 10 Duncan street M'Gregor J. D. & Co. (and funeral undertakers), Tontine stables, 28 Cathcart street M'Kellar Duncan, 13 Jamaica street Sidey WiDiam, 6 Koxburgh street COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. Anderson James W., 12 East Quay lane Barr James, 14 Hamilton street Barr Robert, 64 Ann street Brymner John & Co., Palmerston buildings Byers Andrew, 2 Ann st Campbell David, 3 Chapel st Clacher Thomas, 44 Main st Cunningham Alexander, 31 Inverkip st Fell Thomas, coal depot, Dellingburn st Fergus James and Son (and brick), 24 Hamilton st and Harvie lane Finlayson John, 12 Brougham st Forrester James, Eaihvay depot, 7 Chapel st Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., 3 Chapel street Henderson Bobert, 43 Roxburgh st Henderson William, 8 Lyle st Hyndman James, 46 Vennel Keegan Thomas, 4 Springkell st Love James, 12 East Quay lane M'Gavin James, Upper Greenock station Macphail John, 27 Cathcart st Merry and Cunningham, Chapel st M'Morland R. S. & Co. (and lime), 15 East Quay lane M'Tavish Donald, 5 Chapel st Mcol Duncan & Co., 55 Rue-end st Orr John, depot, Upper Greenock station Pearson David, 61 Roxburgh st Perkins William, 15 Lynedoch st Peters James S.. 32 Cathcart st Rankin John, 16 John st. aud 1 Bearhope st Riddle David, Dellingburn square Salmon William B. (and insurance agent), 2 Church place Sinclair Duncan, 43 Dairymple st Warden William, Railway depot, and 28 Vennel Ware Courteney, Railway depot, 1 Regent st Weir Daniel, 5 Tobago st Whiteford Andrew, 5 Shannon's close Wilson John, 5 Chapel st trades' directory. 218

Wilkie John, 14 Brougham st Young Thomas, 17 Kelly st CONFECTIONFRS. Baird Mrs M., 11 Cathcart st Cuthbertson D. & T. (wholesale),. 44 Hamilton st Douglas M., 31 Cathcart st Gilchrist Miss, Railway station Macfee S., 19 Eegent st Mackay Thomas, Havelock buildings, 15 West Blackhall si M'Quistan Finlay (and whosesale), 43 Cathcart st Peat Mrs, 23 West Blackhall st Philips Mrs, 59 Vennel Robertson John, 24 Roxburgh st Scott Margate!;, Steamboat quay Simpson Robert S., 33 Hamilton st Thorn Robert, 59 Ann st Weir Mrs, 1 Willian st Williamson John, 37 Hamilton st Wyse Alexander (and wholesale), 29 Hamilton st CONTRACTORS. Anderson John, 62 Wellington st Austin Matthew, 22 Bruce street Blair Hugh, West quay Blair John, West quay Barnard James, 9 George square Crawford James, 8 Virginia st Currie Alexander, 9 Laird st Devlin John, Devlin's land, off Ann st Dickson Benjamin, 1 Mansionhouse lane Ireland William, 20 Bank st King Thomas, 14 Bogle street King Walter & Son, 28 Palmerston buildings Laird Alexander, 9 Springkell st M'Call Thomas (railway), 51 Brougham st M'Lean Matthew, West quay M'Neil Donald, 7 Bruce st M'Whirter Robert, 5 Caddlehill terrace, off Ford road More William (causeway), 1 William st Orr William, 14 Bogle st Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Nicolson st Thomson Thomas, Ker street Walker John, 8 Buccleuch st 219 TRADES DIRECTORY.

White M. & J., Dellingburn square "Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 15 Lyle st York William & James, 18 West Burn st Young James, jun., 67 Holmscroft st] Young John (railway), 18 Mearns st Young & M'Call (railway), 53 Drumfrochar road COOPERS

Those marked thus * are also Fish Curers. Adam Alexander, 58 Wellington st Arnot James, 13 Clarence st Brown Peter, 17 Mount Pleasant st Chisholm William & Co., 12 Charles st Cowan Archibald (and oil merchant), 3 Bogle street Colligan P., 9 East Stewart st Downie James, 20 Yennel Downie William, 20 Yennel Gray & Eodger, 52 Eue-end st Inglis James, 13 Bogle st *Kelso M. & D., 6 New Dock breast Lyle Abram & Sons (and stave merchants), 6 Nicolson st *M'Lean John & Co., 16 Charles st M'Neilage John, 4 East Blackhall st *Malcolm & Co., 3 East Shaw st - Smith Robert, 15 Captain st Thorne E. & Sons (and stave merchants), Inverkip st *Tough James, 49 Shaw st Wilson John, 49 Hamilton st and 39 Nicolson st COPPER MERCHANTS. MacCallum P. & Sons, 14 Cathcart st Yivian & Sons, 43 Eue-end st—James Tasker & Son, agents Williams, Foster & Co., 12 Bogle st—Gray & Buchanan,, agents CORK CUTTERS.

M'Fie John, 54 Shaw st M'Intyre Andrew, 23 Yennel Sinclair H., 8 Manse lane Taylor Daniel, 55 Shaw st Taylor Malcolm, 55 Shaw st CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. Clime Eobert, 8 Cathcart st trades' directory. 220

Hannah William, (and edge tool and sawmaker), 15 Cath- cart st Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton st DENTISTS.

Dowie Ebenezer T., M.D., 6 Grey place Fraser Charles, 3 George square drapers, &c.

Anderson John, 53 Rue- end st Anderson Q. L., 16 West Blackhall st Brown J. S. & M'Neil, 22 Hamilton st Brown & Thomson, 24 Tobago st Cowan Robert & Co., 2 and 4 Hamilton st., and 10 Cathcart square Fleming Alexander, 8 Hamilton street Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st Harris George, 5 Ann st Kirkwood Mrs John, 25 Eegent st Lawrie N. & R. 35 Hamilton st M'Lachlan Kenneth, 28 Charles st M'Lachlan & Paterson, 15 Hamilton st M'Lean John, 18 Hamilton st Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton street Reid William, 46 Cathcart st Howan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square house Smith & Armit, 26 Cathcart st Smith & Scott, 16 William st Stevenson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st West B. & Co., 41 Hamilton st DRESSMAKERS. ]

(See also Milliners and Dressmakers.)

Aitken Miss Janet, 28 West Blackhall st Arkley Misses, 38 West Stewart st Carmichael Miss, 23 Brisbane st Clark Miss, 12 Regent st Cross Miss, 5 Roxburgh st Cruden Miss (boys'), 33 Nicolson st

Bougall Mrs, 39 West Blackhall st if iDuncan Miss, 73 Regent st JEtherington Elizabeth, 26 East Hamilton st 221 TEADES' DIEECTORY.

Faulds Miss, 45 Holmscroft st Fullarton Miss, 10 Watt st Gillies Miss, 5 East Shaw st Gillies Miss, 46 Cathcart st Haggart Mrs, 59 Eoxburgh st Hutcheson Miss, 6 Under crescent Lyon Miss, 13 West Stewart st Lamont Miss, 10 Eoxburgh st M'Arthur Miss, 29 Nicolson st M'Bride Mrs, 2 Antigua st M'Callum Miss Mary (boys'), 30 Ann st M'Kechnie Miss, 29 Brougham st Morrison Miss, 34 Brisbane st M'Neil Miss, 22 Eoxburgh st Orr Miss, 35 Roxburgh st Park Miss (boys'), 75 Eegent st Paterson Misses, 35 Arthur st Poison Misses, 21 Kelly st Porter Miss, 3 Tobago st Eeid & Steven Misses, 16 Kilblain st Eougvie Margaret W., 7 West Blackhall st Scott Mrs Peter, 23 Kelly st Shaw Miss, 45 Holmscroft st Spence Miss (boys), 47 Nicolson st Wilson Miss Agnes, Jamieson place, Nicolson st Wilson Mrs John (boys'), 31 Ann st DYERS AND RENOVATOES. Anderson & Eobertson, 27 West Burn st Houston Eobert & Son (and woollen manufacturers), 34 Hamilton st and Eockbank mills M'Nab John, 14 West Burn st Pullar J. & Sons, 4 Albert place, West Blackhall st Sinclair Alexander, 29 Charles st

ENGINEERS, MACHINE MAKEES, AND FOUNDEES. Blake, Barclay & Co., Victoria works, Macdougall st (off East Hamilton st) Arbuckle & Beveridge, 22 Arthur st Caird & Co., 10 Arthur st and 46 Dalrymple st Hastie, Kincaid & Donald, Clyde foundry, East Hamilton st M'Onie William & Co., Ladyburn foundry Hill Laurence & Co., Port-Glasgow road trades' directory. 222

Ladyburn Foundry Co., 80 East Hamilton st Macnab & Co., Shaws Water Foundry, 10 Ingleston st M'Lean, Angus & Co., Ingleston Foundry, 5 Ingleston st Rankin & Blackmore, Eagle Foundry, 9 and 18 Baker st Scott & Patrick, 4 Baker st The Greenock Foundry Co., East Stewart st FELT MANUFACTURERS. Greenock Felt Work Co., 9 Chapel st Lennox John & Co., Bogston, Port-Glasgow road FISH AND OIL MERCHANTS. Barclay John, junr., 20 Hamilton st Hunter John & Co. (and wholesale), 8 West breast M'Kenzie & Kelso, 12 West breast, and 17 Charles st FISHMONGERS. Calderwood George, Fishmarket Gallacher William, Fishmarket Kelly Mrs E., 39 Hamilton st Macintyre James, 43 Hamilton st M'Lauchlin James, 31 Market st M'Munagle Charles, 2 William st Paterson William, 55 Shaw st

FLESHERS.

Arbuckle G. and M., 1 Albert place, West Blackhall st Baxter Gabriel, 10 Taylor's close Black Duncan, 10 Hope st Crawfurd Hugh, 49 Roxburgh st Crawford Eobert, jun., 16 Lynedoch st Dick John, 18 Yennel Greenwood George, 1 Ann street Harley Francis, 29 Arthur st King Robert, 25 Rue-end st M'Connell Hugh, 25 Market st M'Culloch Alexander, 47 Hamilton st M'Dade Bernard, 1 Stanners st M'Dougall Alexander, 1 Belville place M'Dougall Donald, 46 Arthur st M'Innes Angus, 13 Yennel M'Kechnie Allan, 18 West Blackhall st. and 16 Kelly st M'Lennan Adam, 6 Inverkip st 223 TEABES' DIRECTORY

M'Millan W. B„ 13 Cathcart st M'Millan David, 37 Cathcart street M'Neill John, 7 Ann st Mackie John, 20 John st Martin Eobert, 4 Sir Michael st Martin J. and P., 9 Newton st Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall st. and 33 Hamilton st Muir Misses J. and M., 13 West Blackhall st O'Donnel John, 49 Shaw street Park John, 51 Main st Pattison David, 9 Bruce st Pearson James, 63 Ann st Scott Bobert, Fleshmarket, 12 Market st Simpson John, 25 Begent st. and 19 Tobago st Sinclair John, 31 Mcolson st Taylor Daniel, 25 Hamilton st Swan Bobert, 50 Shaw st. and 18 Cartsburn st Walker & M'Millan, 39 Shaw st. and 37 Cathcart st Weir Hugh, 8 Lynedoch st FRUITERERS. Bates George, 4 East Quay lane Bell Mrs John, 13 West Blackhall st Brown Matthew, 47 Roxburgh st Bryson John, 7 Cowgate Cuthbert Miss Sophia, 5 William st Denness William (and seedsman), 10 Hamilton st Oallacher Mrs James (and poulterer), 2 Albert place, West Blackhall st Hamilton George, 32 Shaw st Johnston John, 53 Rue-end st Livingston Miss, 33 Cathcart st M'Granachan John, 8 Charles st Martin Matthew, 14 West Blackhall st Robertson John, 24 Roxburgh st Spence James (wholesale), 40 Cathcart st "Wilson Misses, 12 Ann st FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. Blair Janet, 33 West Burn st Bell Misses, 36 West Blackhall st Borthwick Alexander, 38 Hamilton st €assels A. & S., 4 West Blackhall st Currie Mrs C, 33 Cathcart st trades' directory. 224

Campbell Alexander, 29 Arthur st Campbell Miss, 9 Rue-end st Douglas Mrs Alexander, 2 Tobago st Houston Robert, 13 Rue-end st Hudson Mrs T., 27 Regent st Lang Mrs, 29 Rue-end st Laird M. & J., 38 Hamilton st M'Gibbon J. J., 14 West Blackball st M'Intosh W., 27 Ann st Marley Eliza L., 13 Hamilton st Mathieson Mrs Robert, 73 Nicolson st Millar Janet, 55 Roxburgh st Neil Mrs, 15 West Blackhall st Park Angus D., 5 Ann st Williamson Mrs John, 20 Roxburgh st GARDENERS. Bain George, 7 Mearns street Barr John 27 West Blackhall street Butler George M. (and nurseryman), 44 West Blackhall st Fergusan George, 2 East India breast Livingston John, 41 Holmscroft st Orr James, Ladyburn Paton James, Bogston Wood Alexander, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road Wood John, Wood Gardens, Port-Glasgow road GLAZIERS.

Adam & Gill, 4 Watson's lane Boyd David, 7 Brougham st Brown William, 33 West Burn st Campbell Daniel (and joiner), 18 John st Chalmers A. & J., 8 Roxburgh st Chalmers Hugh M. (joiner), 23 Bearhope st Chalmers William, 36 West Burn st Crawford Andrew (house and shipwright), 22 West Burn st Graham James, 21 and 23 Cathcart st Lamb Thomas & Son, 30 Market st M'Gregor & Donald, 15 Charles st GRAIN MERCHANTS.

Anderson William & Sons (and wholesale grocers), 3 Man- sionhouse lane 225 trades' directory.

Borthwick Thomas, 10 Cross-shore st Chalmers John (and potato), 18 Tobago st Craig Andrew P., 6 Market st Ewing, Angus & Co. (and salt provisions), 4 Bogle st Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st Howie M. & W., 5 West breast Lamb John, Duncan st and 53 Roxburgh st M'Nab Duncan, 23 Tobago st M'Arthur Hugh, 16 Charles st M'Cammond David, 4 Church place Mackenzie and Walker, Shaws Water Grain Mills, Delling- burn square Niven Thomas, 17 East Quay lane Orr John, jr. (and baker), 5 Rue-end st Quarrier John, Cartsburn Grain Mills Ritchie Brothers (and wholesale grocers), 21 Shaw st Smith & Davidson, 4 Princes st Simpson Robert, 17 Sir Michael st GROCERS.

Aird John, 54 Dalrymple st Aitken Miss M., 15 Antigua st Alexander Mrs A., 11 Main st Algie Andrew, 12 Hamilton st Algie James, 17 Cathcart st Algie Robert, 24 Shaw st. and 7 East Quay lane Anderson Alexander, 34 Hamilton st Anderson James, Victoria place, Hillend Anderson Neil, 46 Inverkip st Anderson William & Sons (wholesale), 3 Mansionhouse lane Arrol Mrs William, 58 Yennel Arrol Mrs Robert, 21 Tobago st Barclay John, 10 Sir Michael st Barr M'Leod, 1 Ann st. and 7 Newton st Beattie Miss, 16 Brisbane st Beattie Miss, 51 Roxburgh st Beith Mrs Thomas, 13 Cartsburn st Black Hugh, 37 Hamilton st Black Mrs John, 8 Mearns st Bonnar Mrs, 1 Smith's lane Borthwick Alexander, 30 Roxburgh st. and 11 Union st Boyle James, 8 Smith's lane Brighton John, 43 Hamilton st trades' directory.) 226

Brown A. & Co., 24 Tobago st Brown Mrs James, 22 West Blackhall st Browning Mrs Thomas, 25 Arthur st Browning Mrs, 5 Union st Burnside James, 33 Rue-end st Burton Mrs, 41 Lynedoch st Caldwell A. and M., 22 John st Caldwell Matthew, 1 Cardross place Caldwell Eobert, 6 Ann st Caldwell Wm, 6 Ann st Cameron Kenneth, Ewing's buildings Cameron Wm., 6 Inverkip st Campbell Annie, 25 Regent st Campbell Peter, 5 Hamilton st Campbell Wm., 41 Vennel Campbell Wm., 9 Bearhope st Campbell Mrs John, 45 Main st Canning Ann, 6 Manse lane Carmichael Donald, 31 West Burn st Carmichael James (and wine merchant), 17 West Blackhall st Carpenter William, 19 Yennel Clark Peter, Drumfrochar road Clark Mrs, 6 Crawfurd st Colquhoun Mrs, 59 Dalrymple st Co-Operative Co. (Limited), 18 John st Crabb William, 26 Ann street Crawford Alexander, 26 Crawfurd st Crawford William, 44 Inverkip st Crawford William, 5 G-rey place Crow Mrs, 31 Charles st Currie William, 31 Nicolson st Dawson Mrs, 7 York st Denny Miss, 53 Holmscroft st Dick Hector, 34 Ann st Douglas John, 57 Main st Douglas William,* 13 Ann st Drennon Mrs James, 29 Inglestpn st Duncan Mrs Robert, 16 Cathcart st Eaglesham James, 4 East Hamilton st Ewart Robert, 22 Cartsburn st Ewing Mrs James, 6 West Stewart st Falconer Mrs, 17 John street Farrel Robert, 8 East Hamilton street 227 trades' directory.

Ferguson Archibald, 1 Cartsburn street Ferguson Charles, 27 Shaw street and 2 Dalrymple street Ferguson John, 2 Watt place Fernie William, 23 Charles street Finnie Colin, 14 Antigua street Gardner Alexander, 21 Market street Gardner George, 26 Roxburgh street Gardner John, 3 West Stewart street Gibb Miss Mary, 6 Antigua street Gilray Josiah, 64 Ann street Given Hugh (and provision), 17 East Shaw street Graham Duncan, 51 Main street Graham Hugh (and provision), 42 Cathcart st. and 73 Main st,. Hamilton Mrs, 17 John street Hamilton Mrs, 26 East Shaw street Hannah Mrs William, 68 East Hamilton street Harlin John, 65 Main street Harper Mrs, 41 Roxburgh street Henderson Robert, 43 Roxburgh street Henderson William, 3 Rue- end street Hendry Andrew, 29 Lynedoch street Hendry David, 1 Union street Hendry James, 5 Market street Herd James, 13 Tobago street Hill Jasper, 91 East Hamilton street Holmes John, 34 Vennel Houston Miss, 17 Ingleston street Hutcheson George, 24 Hutcheson place Inglis Mrs Andrew, 13 Ingleston st Kelly William & Co. (and wine mecchants), 9 William st Killin Mrs Samuel, 5 East Shaw st Kirkwood Elizabeth, 71 Nicolson st Kirkwood Robert, 1 Smith's lane Lang Alexander, 36 East Hamilton st Lang James, 26 Dalrymple st Lang Robert, 39 Holmscroft st Lawson John, 26 Hamilton st Lawson Mrs, 23 Lyle st Learie Mrs, 16 Cartsburn st Leitch William, 46 Inverkip st Lennox Hugh, 31 Lynedoch st Love Andrew, 26 Inverkip st Lusk Robert (wholesale), 14 Charles st trades' directory. 228

M'Anish John, 32 Vermel M'Ausland John, 36 West Blackhall st M'Call Archibald, 24 Hamilton st and 63 Eue-end st M'Callum Edward, 36 Shaw st M'Callum Miss Catherine, 10 East Shaw st M'Cracken James, 32 Shaw st M'Crindle James, 43 Hamilton st M'Cutcheon Hugh, 36 Arthur st Macderroott Alexender, 11 Rue-end st M'Donald Alexander, 18 Hamilton st M'Donald John, 30 Yennel and 7 "William st M'Dougall Mary, 15 Crawfurd st Macfarlane John A. (and wine merchant), 10:West Black- hall st M'Fie Archibald, 46 Shaw st Macfie John, 56 Vennel and 14 West Blackhall st M'llwraith David (wholesale), 12 William st M'Intyre Thomas, 6 Cartsburn st Mackail James, 45 Hamilton st Mackail Thomas, 8 Kilblain st M'Kay John, 26 Market st M'Kay Mrs, 27 Vennel M'Kellar P. B. & Co. (wholesale), 3 East Breast M'Kinnon Charles, 30 Wellington st M'Laren Mrs, 48 Shaw st M'Lean Miss Flora, 17 Lyle st M'Lelland James, 30 Lynedoch st M'Millan Terence, 6 Vennel M'Millan Miss Mary, 25 Arthur st M'Murrich Mrs Matthew, 2 Hill st M'Neil John, 61 Ann st M'Phail John, 11 Regent st M'Pherson James 19 John st M'Pherson Neil, 2 Inverkip st M'Vean Mrs, 43 Crawfurd st Main William, 5 Antigua st Martin Miss, 3 Ann street Mathieson John, 9 Taylor's close Mill Alexander, 2 Antigua st and 61 Roxburgh st Millar & Barr, 1 Ann st and 7 Newton st Milligan Alex., 42 Crawfurd st Mingham Mrs, 34 Shaw st Minto George, 23 Hamilton st 229 trades' directory.

Montogomery Charles, 63 Ann st Montogomery Mrs, 55 Shaw st Moody Allan, 42 Main st Morison George and James, 27 Gathcart st., and 29 West Blackhall st Morton & Young, 30 Hamilton st Muir Mrs, 8 Cross-shore st Neil Hugh R. Co., 13 West Blackhall st Neilson Mrs Samnel, 4 East Quay lane Bruce James C, 72 Ann st Philips James, 45 Crawfurd st Eeid Duncan, 42 Hamilton st Reid Duncan, 5 Main st Richardson William, 59 Main st Ritchie Brothers, 21 Shaw st Robb Mrs, 10 Baker st Robertson Janet, 19 Regent st Robertson Sydney, 30 Ingleston st Rodger John, 28 Inverkip st Russell Miss, 72 Ann st Russell Miss Margaret, 70 Ann st Scanlan Michael, 22 Dalrymple st Scott Ivie (and wine merchant), 18 West Blackhall st Scott Peter, 9 West Blackhall st Scott Walter, 21 Bruce st Scott Walter, 18 Lyle st Scott William, 4 Cowgate st Scott Mrs, 16 Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st Sharp John (and provision), 25 Rue-end st Shaw James, 73 East Hamilton st Shaw Neil, 34 Dalrymple st Shearer Hugh, 52 Shaw st. and 27 Hamilton st Simpson Allan, 43 Dalrymple st Simpson William. 6 West Stewart st Sloan Samuel, 15 Market st Smith Alexander (wholesale), 3 Manse lane Smith Thomas (and provision), 5 Inverkip st Spencer Mrs, 44 Crawfurd st Steel H. & W. (wholesale), 10 Broad close Stevenson David (and provision), 53 Shaw st. and 24 Ann st. Stirling Mrs A., 7 Shaw street Sutherland Mrs, 13 Market street Taylor Dugald, 37 Ann st trades' directory. 230

Thomson William (and provision), 29 Charles st Todd Mary, 3 Dellingburn st Train Mrs, 38 Main st Tweeddle James, 68 Vennel Walker J. S. and Co., 19 Hamilton st Walker Mrs J., 38 East Hamilton st Watson Mrs, 21 Regent st Weir Thomas, 42 Holmscroft st Whitehead James, 35 Shaw st Wilson John, 9 Newton st Wilson John, 6 Vennel Wilson William, 15 East Shaw st Young Miss Agnes, 2 John st GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS.

Douglas William, 13 Ann st Foster Robert P., 2 Tobago st Hay Mrs James, 5 Cowgate st M'Millan Andrew, 20 Brisbane st M'Naught Mrs, 66 Ann st Milne Mrs E., 10 Antigua st Orr John, 17 Ann st Sharp William, 14 John st Whiteford Robert, jun., 55 Roxburgh st HAIRDRESSERS. Adamson William, 71 Main st Brown Alexander, 4 Manse lane Doig Alexander, 13 East breast Dunlop William, 45 Yennel Geercke Brothers, 7 Cathcart st Leslie William Duncan (and perfumer), 2 Cathcart sq M'Guire James, 26 Dalrymple st M'Kay William, 7 Vennel M'Millan John, 26 Charles st Millar Robert, 9 Rue- end st Watson Frederick (and perfumer), 8 West Blackball st Wishart Thomas, 2 Cross-shore st HATTERS.

Craig and Co., Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Fulton James, Cathcart square Oalbraith John, 26 Hamilton st 231 TRADES DIRECTORY.

M'Donald Andrew, 34 West Burn st M'Farlan & Co., 49 Cathcart st Millar J. & Co., 14 Hamilton st Neilson John, 43 Cathcart st Oats Daniel, 20 Vennel Wotherspoon Alex. C, corner of Rue- end and Cathcart sts HOSIERS. Anderson Hugh (and glove and trimming warehouse), 38 Hamilton st Campbell Duncan, 56 Yennel Craig George, 27 Cathcart st Galbraith John, 26 Hamilton st Houston Robert. 13 Rue-end st M'Auslan Mrs, 14 Market st M'llwraith Wm. (and shirtmaker), 2 West Blackhall st M-Ilwraith Miss, 23 Hamilton st Millar J. & Co., 14 Hamilton st HOUSE FACTORS.

Agnew A. & Sons, 15 Cross-shore st Chalmers William, 36 West Burn st Campbell Dugald, 29 Cathcart st Crawford Andrew, 22 West Burn st Clark William, 14 Hamilton st Cameron John & Sons, 12 and 14 Cross-shore st Duncan John, West Burn st Denholm James, 41 Cathcart st Gaff William, Mount Park, Ann st Gillespie John, 32 Cathcart st Raff George, 41 Cathcart st Reid John, 29 Ann st Simpson David M., 28 Hamilton st Stewart John, 4 Bogle st Teulon John H., 46 Cathcart st INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS.

Bain Thomas, Prince of Wales hotel, 28 Cathcart st Beattie Mrs, Commercial hotel, 2 East Quay lane Bradley Miss, 14 Clarence st. and 2 Boyd st Brodie William, Buck's Head hotel, 2 Watson's lane, Hamil- ton st Forrester Robert, Bull hotel, 6 Market st trades' directory. 232

Buchanan Mrs, White Hart hotel, 50 Cathcart st Cameron Alex., Museum hotel, 9 William st M'Cammond David, Wheat Sheaf hotel, 4 Church place Macdonald Mrs James, Tontine hotel, 34 Cathcart st Muir Mrs Mary, Royal hotel, 3 East breast INSURANCE AGENTS. (See Appendix). IRON MERCHANTS. Allan George & Son, Clyde forge East Hamilton st Enthoven & Son H. J. (yellow metal and nails), William M'Arthur & Co., agents Greenock Iron Co., 1 Palmerston buildings, 6 and 7 Custom- house place Harrison John, 19 Arthur st Kidston A. G. & Co., 48 Eue-end street and 2 Virginia st MacCullum P. and Sons (and copper merchants), 14 Cathcart

, street Scott John, junr., 15 Bogle st IRONMONGERS.

Andrew J. & W. & Co., 2 Cathcart square and 5 Ann street Hannah William (and sawmaker), 15 Cathcart st Honeyman R. & Co., 1 Charles st Macpherson John & Co., 3 East breast Morton A. C. & Co., 10 William st Shearer Alexander, 9 William st "Wilson A. & J. (and ship chandlers), 65 Rue-end st LATHSPLITTERS.

Gibson Walter & Co., 7 Kilblain street. Lyall Robert, 48 Holmscroft st M'Leod John M., 10 St Andrew st Newland Peter, 13 Hope street MALSTERS.

Black P. & A., Holmscroft brewery, Captain st MANUFACTURERS (MISCELANEOUS)

Allan George and Son (iron) Clyde forge, East Hamilton st Bell J. and Co., manufacturing chemists, 6 Cross-shore st Boyd James (aerated water), 32 Sugarhouse lane Boyd John (aerated water), 31 Dairymple street 233 trades' directory.

Brown, Stewart and Co., paper makers, Overton mill Cameron Allan and Son, Ashfield Saw Mills, Macdougall st Clifford Charles and Son (yellow metal), Wm. M'Arthur agent Clyde Pottery Co. (earthenware), Port-Glasgow road Clyde Eopework, Berryyards Craig J. & M. (fire clay goods), J. Wilkie, agent, 14 Brouham st Crawford and Thomson (iron founders), 16 Hope st

Fleming, Keid and Co , Shaws Water Worsted Mill, Drum- frochar road Foulds Matthew (jam, jelly, and marmalade), Jersey cottage, Baker street Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago st Greenock Felt Work Co._, 8 East Hamilton st Greenock Patent Galvanising works, 55 Shaw st Greenock Sacking Co., Lynedoch st and Vennel Henry John and Co. (candle), 15 Charles st Houston Robert & Son (woollen and dyers), 34 Hamilton st and Rockbank mills, Shaws Water Lennox John & Co., Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port- Glasgow road Mackenzie W. J. (edge tool and hammer), 4 Shaw st Murdoch David (bolts, rivets, etc.), 16 Stanners st Oliver Robert (aerated water), 14 West Burn st Pearson John (clogs), 19 Shaw st Poynter John and Son, manufacturing chemists, Dellingburn street Shaw Thomas & Co. (bolt and rivet), 21 and 23 Crawfurd st Simpson and Co. (bolt and rivet), 5 Dellingburn square Vivian H. H. and Co. (tube), 43 Rue-end st—James Tasker and Son, agents MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, SHIP AND COMMISSION AGENTS. (See also Steam Packet Agents). Adam Archibald, 18 Palmerston buildings Adam George, 1 Cathcart st Alston John (anchor and chain), 2 East India breast Anderson William and Sons, Sugar Exchange buildings, 3 Mansionhouse lane Baine and Johnston, Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackhall st BanMer, Leitke and Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st Brown A. & J., 4 East breast Browne and Watson (shipbrokers), Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place trades' directory. 234

Brymner John, Palmerston buildings Brymner Graham, 9 Customhouse place Caird Colin S., City Bank buildings, Catheart st Callander Thomas, 15 Ardgowan square Campbell James Fletcher, 50 Brougham st Campbell John, jr., 11 Catheart st Carmichael A. and J. H. and Co., 17 Palmerston buildings Clapperton John and Co., Palmerston buildings Clerk, Dixon and Co., 32 Catheart st Cook James E., 12 Mearns st Crockatt William, Thorndean house, 48 Union st

Cunningham D. and Co , 32 Catheart st Cunningham John, 32 Catheart st Cuthbert Hugh, 6 Ardgowan sq Cuthbert Robert, 67 Rue-end st Dalgleish George, 34 Brisbane st Dempster George, Palmerston buildings Dhanis J. and Co.. 23 Catheart st Dick Brothers and Co. (and provision merchants), Palmer- ston buildings Erskine Henry, 62 Union st Erskine John and Co., 9 Chapel st Ewing Angus and Co., 4 Bogle st Ewing Robert and Co., 4 Bogle st Fleming, Eeid and Co., Shaws Water Worsted mills Foulds and Bone (and provision merchants), 11 Sugarhouse lane Gillespie, Catheart and Fraser, 20 Palmerston buildings Goodchild Thiis and Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Catheart st Gray and Buchanan, 12 Bogle st Grieve James J., 17 West Blackhall st Grieve Walter, Exchange buildings, 27 Catheart st Hamilton James, Seabank house, Johnston st Henderson and Co., 1 East India breast Hendry, Ferguson and Co., Palmerston buildings Hunter Charles P., 17 West Blackhall st Hunter James and Co., 43 Rue-end st Hunter John and Co., 8 West breast Hunter Thomas O., 13 William st Johnston Alexander Ranken, Homescroft house Johnston David, of Gourock Ropework Co., Cross-shore st Kelly William and Co., 9 William st Kerr John, 2 West quay 235 trades' directory.

Kerr, Newton and Co., 32 Cathcart st Kidston A. Gr. and Co., 48 Rue end st and 2 Virginia st Kincaid Thomas, Corriebank, 11 Eldon st Leitch A. O. and Muir, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Leitch William O., 11 "West breast Lindsay William and Co., Excise buildings Little James and Co., Excise buildings Low John and Co., 2 Open shore st and New Dock lane Lusk Robert, 14 Charles st M 'Arthur William and Co., 23 Cathcart st M'Arthur, M'Lean and Co., 5 West quay M'Caskill Kenneth, 32 Cathcart st M'Crae Daniel, 7 West breast MacCunn James, Excise buildings MaCunn John, Excise buildings Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., Exchange buildings, 27 Cath- cart st Macdonald, Hood & Co., 2 West quay Macfarlane, Brown & Co., Customhouse place M'Gregor John C, 12 Union st M'Isaac, Murray & Co., Palmerston buildings M'Kellar Peter, 67 Rue-end st MacKenzie Archibald, 1 West quay M'Lea James S., 18 West Burn st Maclean & Co., 27 Cathcart st M'Lellan James & Co., Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Marshall William, 28 Sugarhouse lane Merrow & Fell, Palmerston buildings Millar Robert, 41 Union st Munro Andrew & Co., 49 Cathcart st Neill James, 51 Union st Newton James, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Newton Thomas B., 65 Rue-end st Oliphant & Haddow, 27 West Burn st Orr, Hunter & Co., 4 West Quay lane Orr William, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Pachecco John, 34 West Blackhall st Paterson Robert R., City Bank buildings Pattens & Co., 11 Baker st Rankin William, 30 Cathcart sfc Richardson James & Co., 2 Church place Robb, Moore & Co. (ship stores), Palmerston buildings Rodger Alexander, Bagatelle, 23 Eldon street trades' directory. 236;

Rodger John, 35 West Stewart street Ross, Corbett and Co., 2 Shannon's close Ross William, National Bank buildings, 29 Cathcart st Russell Alexander, 73 Union st Russell James, 11 West breast Shankland D. and Co., 23 Cathcart st Speirs James and Son, 30 Cathcart st Stewart J. and W., 1 Watt place Tasker Andrew, 43 Rue-end st Tasker James and Son, 43 Rue-end st Turnbull and Salvesen, 27 Cathcart st Turner Coll J. and Son, 18 West Burn st Wrede and Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st Wright John and Co., Palmerston buildings Wright and Co., 1 Watt place Young J. and R. and Co., City Bank bdgs., 32 Cathcart st MESSENGER-AT-ARMS. Shearer William, 3 Bank st MIDWIVES. Beaton Mrs, 1 York st Boyle Mrs, 38 Hamilton st Buchan Mrs William (and lady's nurse), 45 Shaw st Campbell Mrs (and lady's nurse), 2 Hamiton street Dick Mrs, 9 Bearhope st M'Intyre Mrs, 1 Buccleuch st Menzies Mrs, 19 Roxburgh st Millar Mrs, 19 East Shaw st Smith Mrs, 7 Tobago st Smith Mrs, 19 Ann st Till Mrs Ellen, 63 Holmscroft st MILLERS. Allan George, jun., Grain Mill, East Stewart st Greenbank Rice Mill Co., Drumfrochar road Hill Matthew (and grain merchant), 16 Chapel st M'Kemmie Robert, East Stewart street MacKenzie & Walker (and grain merchants), Dellingburn square Quarrier John, Cartsburn Grain Mills MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. (See also Dressmakers.) Blue Miss, 3 Tobago st Boyd Misses (and straw hat makers), 27 Nelson st, west Brown Miss, 18 Kelly st q 237 trades' directory.

Brown Miss, 61 Nicolson st Chalmers Miss, 15 Laird st Gallacher Mrs, 5 William st Grant Miss Isabella, 21 Cathcart sfc Houston Miss, 34 West Blackball st Johnston Agnes, 29 West Blackball st Laird Mrs Janet, 39 Cathcart st Lament Mrs Daniel, 20 Cathcart st M'Arthur Mrs, 50 Inverkip st M'Donald Alice, 22 Cathcart st M'Laren Miss, 25 Charles st M'Lean Miss, 5 Inverkip st M'Millan Misses, 12 East Shaw st M'Pherson Miss, 44 Inverkip st M'Bae Miss (and straw hat maker), 30 Lynedoch st Millar Misses, 29 Lynedoch st Nicol Misses, 16 Kelly st Pollock Miss (and furrier), 11 Bank st Bougvie Helen, 2 West Blackhall st Smith Miss, 39 West Blackhall st Soar Mrs, 5 Grey place

Taylor Miss, 5 Grey place i Wilson Miss Janet, 61 .Roxburgh st MUSIC SELLERS. Chisholm Marquis, 15 West Blackhall st Inglis James & Sons, 16 West Blackhall st OPTICIANS AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS Love Eobert, 17 West Blackhall st M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st M'Kenzie John, 6 Inverkip st Wallace William, 14 Cathcart st Young Eobert, 32 Cathcart st PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS. Borthwick & M'Culloch, 36 West Blackhall st Brown George, 3 Albert place Buchanan James, 44 Shaw st ' Cameron William, 1 and 3 Argyle st Duncan Eobert F., 35 West Burn st Gray Alexander Macgill, 59 Market st Henry John & Son, 31 Mcolson st Leitch Daniel, 10 West breast Leslie & M'Ginnis, 3 Market st JIacalister & Fyfe (oil and colour merchants), 4 East breast trades' directory. 238

M'Naught John, 2 Church place Sinclair Peter & Co., 11 Laird st Stevenson T. M. (oil and colour merchant), 4 Shaw st PAVEMENT MERCHANTS. Blair John (and lime), 46 and 48 Holmscroft st Thomson Thomas and Son (cement, stucco, asphalt), 61 Nicolson st PAWNBROKERS. Boyle Elizabeth, 13 East Quay lane Bowman James, Hutcheson's court, 61 Main st Cairns John, 10 Hamilton st Cairns & Co., 1 Bell entry Cochrane William, 49 Vennel Cook Kobert, 35 Market st Cowan John, 24 Hamilton st Cruthers Mrs, 32 Dalrymple. st Fawcett Samuel, 34 Shaw st Flockhart John, 60 Vennel M'Guckin John, 8 Stanners st and 51 Main st Millar Alexander, 38 Hamilton st O'Neill John B., 7 Yennel Stewart Agnes T., 49 Yennel Sweeney Charles, 5 William st PHOTOGRAPHERS. Fergus Brothers, 36 West Blackhall st Paton James, Western cottage, Esplanade Stevenson Charles, Cemetery gate Straiton David, 8 Hamilton st Urie Kobert, 8 West Blackhall st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. {See Appendix.} PLASTERERS. Brown John, 4 Kilblain st Foster John, 1 Charles st Morrison & Campbell, 59 Holmscroft st Paul Colin, 15 Nelson st., west Tannock Quintin, Ker st Yeaman Joseph, 20 Bruce st PLUMBERS. Adam William & Co. (and coppersmiths), 2 and 3 Dock breast Bell Peter & Co., 2 East India breast 239 trades' directory

Broadfoot James, 2 West breast Brownlie, Buchanan & Co. (and tinsmiths), 6 West breast Buie M. & EL, 7 East breast Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast M'Lean & Barclay, 11 East Quay lane M'Jannet & Park (and gasfitters), 8 Kilblain st Mitchell & Lamont, 24 West Burn st Provan John & Co. (and gasfitters), 26 Charles st Stephens John (and gasfitter), 14 Cathcart st PRINTERS (LETTERPRESS). Baird Robert A. (lithographic), 41 Cathcart st. and 16 Ham- ilton st Blair Joseph & Co., 40 Cathcart st Campbell Charles, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Fleming Robert, 13 Cathcart st Mackenzie A. & Co., 29 Hamilton st Melvin Thomas (lithographic), 20 Cathcart st Orr, Pollock & Co., 18 Charles st Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st PROVISION DEALERS. Banks Mrs Alexander, 26 Charles st Bruce Alexander, 22 Shaw st Co- Operative Co. (limited) John st Coyle John, sen., 21 Cathcart st Crawford John, 6 Watson's lane Docherty Edward, 31 Dalrymple st Docherty James, 17 Shaw st

Fletcher Alexander and Co , 26 Dalrymple st Fraser James, Palmerston buildings Fullarton Robert, 19 Market st Grant Neil and James, 35 Shaw st Grillin Henry, 36 Shaw st Kelso Robert, 17 Charles st Loughran Peter. 14 Dalrymple st Mackay Hugh, 44 Shaw st Main William and Co., 63 Main st M'Arthur Hugh, 15 West Blackhall st M'Clusky Richard, 49 Vennel M'Laughlan James, 13 Market st M'Laughlan Neil, 31 Market st Muir Robert, 25 Vennel Kicol James, 7 Sir Michael st Paterson Alexander and Son, 39 Hamilton st trades' directory. 240

Shields Mrs, 47 Shaw st * ! Wilson Edward (and wholesale drysalter), 27 Charles st Young Robert, 31 Oathcart st REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank st West Parish—Eobert A. Baird, 41 Cathcart st East Parish—James Slater, teacher, 29 Rue-end st RIGGERS. Blair Thomas, Maitland's land, Lynedoch st Hastie John, 41 St Lawrence st Hunter John, 2 Watt place Hyndman Robert, 11 Hill st Robertson Thomas, 41 Nicolson st Wilson Robert, 7 Mcolson st ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Gillies Alexander, Low Cornhaddock Gourock Ropework Co. (and sailcloth manufacturers), 1 Cross- shore st and 5 East breast Greenock Ropework. Wellington st Leitch Quintin and Co., 11 East breast Miller James, 55 Roxburgh st Orr, Hunter and Co., 4 West Quay lane Tough Alexander and Son, 11 East Quay lane SADDLERS. Adams William D., 19 Cathcart st Stewart James, 9 Market st Turner John, 1 Watt place Wallace Robert, 58 Rue-end st SAILMAKERS. Black Thomas, 4 Customhouse place De Gruchy Charles and Co., 4 East Blackhall st Fergusson A. and Co., 5 East breast Fish, Brown and Co., East India breast Hamilton and Adams, 21 Shaw st Innes John W. and Co., 2 Palmerston buildings Menzies A. and W., 2 Virginia st M'Lachlan John, Donald's court Orr, Hunter and Co., 4 West Quay lane Pennel Joseph, West quay SCULPTORS. Mathie John, 54 Inverkip st M'Lachlan Archibald, 13 Bruce st 241 trades' directory.

Stevenson Charles (and photographer), Cemetery gate Wood Francis, 23 Bruce st Wood Thomas, Cemetery gate SESSION CLERKS. Middle Parish—Eobert Campbell, 5 Bank st West Parish—Alexander Fyfe, 10 Brisbane st East Parish—Thomas Smith, 4 Upper crescent SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Bell Archibald, 27 Cathcart st and 2 Falconer st, Port-Glas^ gow Black David (and constable), 3 Bank st Conn John (and constable), 3 Bank st Shearer William (and messenger-at-arms), 3 Bank st SHIPBUILDERS. Caird and Co. (iron), 46 Dalrymple st and 10 Arthur st Hill Laurence and Co. (iron), Port-Glasgow road Macnab and Co. (iron), Albert dock Scott and Co. (and iron), Cartsdyke Steele Robert & Co. (and iron), 6 Rue-end st and 56 Main SHIP CHANDLERS. De'Gruchy Charles and Co., 4 East Blackhall st Denniston John S. (tinsmith and gasfitter), 11 West breast Hendry A. and D., 16 East India breast Innes John W. and Co., 2 Palmerston buildiugs Lyle and Co., 3 and 4 West breast Macalister and Fyfe, 4 East breast M'Crae Daniel, 7 West breast M'Intyre Duncan, 25 Rue-end st M'Pherson John and Co., 3 West breast Millar A. and Co., 15 Clarence st Rankin William and Son, 16 Palmerston buildings Scott William and Co., 2 West quay Wilson A. and S., 65 Rue-end st SICK NURSES AND KEEPERS. Denholm Mrs, 1 Watson's lane Graham Mrs Alexander, 9 Argyle st Jack Mrs, 3 Bruce st M'Kellar Mrs John, 28 East Hamilton st Munn Mrs, Broomhill Spence Mrs, 47 Nicolson st Thomson Mrs, 4 West Burn st trades' directory. 242

SLATERS. Burns George (and slate merchant), 24 Crawfurd st Hay James, 20 Tobago st Mackay Peter (and slate merchant), 9 Chapel st M'Lachlan James, 14 Kilblain st Patterson and Robertson, Harvie lane Lightbody J. and J., 27 Main st Shaw and Imrie, 39 Hamilton st Phillips David, sen., 36 Inverkip st Swan William and Son (and slate merchants), 8 Tobago st Wright Peter, 48 Inverkip st

SPIRIT DEALERS. (See also Grocers and Spirit Dealers, and Inn and Tavern Keepers ) Aitken James, 14 East Shaw st Allan Eobert, 6 Ann street Allison William & Co., 57 Vennel and 3 Market st Anderson Thomas, 11 East breast Archibald William, 13 Charles st Bannatyne Robert, 3 Ropework st Benson William, 50 Shaw st Biggam John, 35 Dalrymple st Black Robert, 41 Rue-end st Blain William, 8 East breast Blair Hugh, 3 Bell entry Blair Robert, 2 East breast Bowman Alexander, 4 Watson's lane Boyce Edward, 31 Shaw st Boyd John, 12 Sir Michael st Brady James, 17 Dalrymple st Brodribb James, 22 Cathcart st Brook Richard, 34 Dalrymple st Brown Neil, 39 Vennel Buchanan John W., 27 Vennel Buchanan Mrs, 57 Dalrymple st Byers John, 3 Charles st Carchrie James, 7 East breast Clark John T., 53 Rue-end st Cochran John, 8 Baker st Collins Mrs J. B S., 5 West Blackhall st Cowan Mrs Archibald, 28 Sir Michael st 4 Craig Mrs, 23 Inverkip st Crawford Robert P., 31 Ingleston st Crawford Robert, 41 Main st .243 trades' directory.

Crawford Miss Jane, 14 Market st Currie John, 2 and 4 Mansionhouse lane Curtis C. H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st., 18 Mcolson st., and 31 Hamilton st Davidson James, 1 Under crescent Davie Alex. M., 17 Stanners st Devlin Patrick, 17 Shaw st Douglas William, 13 Ann st Dow Cameron, 16 Sir Michael st Downie John, 12 Carnock st Downing William, 29 Cathcart st and 2 Mansionhouse lane Dunlop George, 57 Shaw st and 53 Crawfurd st Duncan William, 1 Carnock st Fay Arthur, 9 East breast Ferguson Duncan, 8 Charles st Ferguson George, 6 East Shaw st Ferrie Wilham, 20 Cathcart st Ferrie Mrs Jane, 29 Vennel Finlay A. H. & Co., 9 Shaw st, 20 West Burn st, and 6 Watson's lane Foulds William, 13 Bank st Gall Elizabeth, 62 Wellington st Gallacher Mrs B., 15 Clarence st Gibson Mrs James, 41 West Blackhall st Gillies J. W., 59 Roxburgh st Graham John, 7 and 9 Sir Michael st Graham Mrs J., 50 East Hamilton st Grant John, 12 Vennel Hagan Charles, 34 Vennel Harvey Eobert, 37 Rue-end st Heaney Mrs Mary, 9 Taylor's close Hendry Mrs M., 5 Main street Hill Mrs Janet, 13 Laird st Hood William, 22 Vennel Houston James, 10 Baker street Houston James, 43 Shaw st and 6 Cross-shore st Inglis James, 10 Kilblain st Irons Agnes, 25 Vennel Jamieson Mrs Thomas, Havelock buildings, 1 Argyle st Johnston James, 32 Dalrymple st Kelly William H., 9 Cross-shore st Killen William, 13 Cathcart street King Margaret, 69 Main st King Margaret, 39 Shaw st trades' directory. 244

Laurie William, 6 East breast Lawrence David, 10 East breast Leitch Mrs Mary, 3 Shannon's close Little James, 1 East breast Lorcett Peter, 12 East breast Lyle John, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane Lyle John, 8 Smith's lane Lyons Patrick, 18 Yennel Lyons Patrick, 21 Eue-end st M'Callum Mrs E., 2 Dellingburn square M'Cartney David, 40 West Burn st M' Clement Miss, 48 East Hamilton st M'Clure John, 17 Cathcart st M'Dade Henry, 62 Yennel McDonald Hugh, 10 West breast M'Donald Mrs, 22 West Blackhall st M'Donald John, 32 Charles st M'Donald Mrs, 7 East breast M'Fie Mrs, 4 William st M'Gregor James, 8 Cathcart st and 1 Shaw st M'Gregor John, 23 and 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane M'Hutcheon Alexander, 1 Springkell st M'Indoe Robert, 45 Dalrymple st M'Innes Dugald, 14 Hamilton st and 15 Rue-end st Mackay William, 20 Sugarhouse lane Mackenzie James, 30 Cathcart st M'Kenzie John, 11 John st M'Kenzie Mrs E., 33 Roxburgh st M'Kinlay Archibald, 2 West Burn st M'Laughlin Peter, 65 Main st

M'Larty Mrs , 4 Bearhope st M'Lean Daniel, 13 Arthur st M'Lean Peter, 8 West breast M'Lean Mrs Alexander, 36 Inverkip st M'Lennan Daniel, 61 Main st M'Master John, 43 Crawfurd st M'Master Jane, 1 Ropework st M'Millan Neil, 40 Cathcart st M'Neil Mrs., 14 Terrace road M l Swan Mrs, 42 Main st Mahon David D., 35 Yennel Millar Simon H., 3 West Quay lane and 26 Cathcart st Millar William, 42 Cathcart st Millar Mrs John, 35 Arthur st 245 TEADES' DIRECTORY.

Millar Thomas, 38 Main st Munclie Peter, 31 Rue -end st Nicholson Norman, 1 East breast Ostler Andrew & Co., 7 Inverkip st Paterson James, 11 Highland close Paterson Robert J., 16 Stanners and 18 Arthur sts Paul John, 20 Dalrymple st. and 3 Yennel - x Peace Mrs James, st ' 37 Ann , Peacock James R., 45 Shaw st Pettigrew James, Ladyburn Phillips James, 28 Shaw st Phillips Patrick, 63 Main st Prentice Thomas, 3 St Andrew st Rae William, 2 Harvie lane Ramsay John W., 4 Clarence st Robertson Wellwood M., 2 Buccleuch st Roberts William, 33 Shaw st Ronald William, 17 Bearhope st Ross Hugh, 24 Charles st Rugan Mrs H., 2 Charles st Russell W. 0. & Co., Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Russell William, Clyde Pottery Saunders Mrs Helen, 61 Rue-end st Scott John C, 89 Vennel Sharp James C., 4 Shaw st Sharp William, 32 West Bbckhall st Shaw Angus, 16 East India breast and 15 Regent st Shaw James, 7 East breast Shaw Thomas, 41 Main st Sheehy Mrs Mary, 31 Yennel Shearer Mrs, 21 Ann st Smith John, 10 Market st., 5 Manse lane and 13 Hamilton st Speirs Thomas B., 1 West Blackhall st Smillie Thomas, 3 Cartsburn st Steen John, 4 Dalrymple st Stewart Mrs Annie, 24 Cathcart street and 19 East Quay lane Stewart Mrs I., 59 Main st Taylor James, 9 Main st Taylor William F., 71 East Hamilton st Teller Colin, 11 Shaw st Templeton Robert, 21 Charles st Tennant Mrs John, 28 Market st Tierney Mrs John, 1 West breast and 2 William st Tynan Alexander, 41 Hamilton st trades' directory. 246

Walker William, 25 Inverkip st Walker Mrs George, 27 Eue-end st Watson Mrs., 10 East breast Watt William, 47 Vennel Weir John, 3 Shannon's close Webster William, 8 Shaw st Willoughby James M., 38 West Blackhall st Yorston Mrs, 47 Roxburgh st x Young iam, 10 Ann st STEAM PACKET AGENTS. Brymner Graham, 9 Customhouse place Clyde Carrying Co., 32 Cathcart st Clyde Shipping Co., 9 Customhouse place Cunningham and M'Caskill, City of Glasgow Bank buildings,. 32 Cathcart st Dawson John, Steamboat quay Glasgow and Greenock Snipping Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st Laird Alexander and Sons, 19 Palmerston buildings Lindsay William and Co., Excise buildings Little James and Co., Excise buildings M'AUister Archibald, Palmerston buildings Mackenzie Archibald (Liverpool Traders' office), 1 West quay Macmillan John, Excise buildings Robertson James, 10 West breast Sinclair William, Excise buildings STEVEDORES. Dunning Matthew, 6 Trafalgar st Gillespie John, 44 Shaw st Hogg William, 19 Hamilton st M'llroy John, 29 shaw st M'Lean Peter, 9 East Quay lane M'Menamin James, 29 Cathcart st Mulhern Charles, 9 Brougham st Mulhern James, 19 Patrick st Wilson Richard, 14 Market st SUGAR BROKERS. Alexander Frederick, 32 Cathcart st Anderson William & Sons, Exchange buildings Beattie James, 23 Cathcart st Blair James, 3 Sugar Exchange Gillespie, Cathcart & Fraser, 20 Palmerston buildings Hogg Alexander & Co., Sugar Exchange 247 TRADES DIRECTORY.

Lusk Robert, 14 Charles st M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co., 5 West quay Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., 27 Cathcart st Macdonald J. and G-., 15 Sugar Exchange Ramsay Alexander, Exchange buildings Richardson James & Co., 2 Church place Ross William, 29 Cathcart st Sandeman A-. & E., Exchange buildings Steel H. & W., 10 Broad close Todd William, 13 Kelly st Watson & M'Leod, 2 Church place Wrede & Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st SUGAR REFINERS. Anderson Alexander & Sons, Cappielow Sugarhouse, East Hamilton street Ballantine, Adam and Rowan, Dellingburn street Blair, Reid. and Steele, Ingleston st Oartsburn Sugar Refining Co., Under crescent Crawhalls & Co., Dellingburn Sugar Refinery Currie Alexander & Co., 12 West Burn st Glebe Refining Co., 46 West Blackhall st Neill, Dempster & Neill, Drumfrochar road Pattens & Co. (and shipowners), 11 Baker st Paul, Sword & Co., Orchard Sugar Refinery, Ingleston st Scott Alexander & Sons, 14 Baker st

Walker John & Co. , 1 Princes st TAILORS. Adam Edward, 6 Smith's lane Carbery Charles, 14 William st Coats A., 8 Market st Lang William, 4 Hamilton st Moles James, 32 Hamilton st TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Allison James, 8 Hamilton st Boyd James, 34 West Blackhall st Boyd John, sen., 10 West Blackhall st Bradley James, 25 Hamilton st Brodie John and Son, 22 Cathcart st. Browning John (and hatter), 5 Hamilton st Bruce G. & J. (and hatters), 46 Hamilton street Campbell J., 12 Hamilton st Carbery Charles, (and outfitter), 14 William st Chalmers Henry, 16 West Blackhall st trades' directory. 248

Co-operative Co. (limited), 14 Hamilton st Docherty George, 6 William st Farmer Hugh, 3 William st Finlay Robert B. and Co. (and hatters), 12 West Blackhall st Henry J. and R., 12 Cathcart st Hunter John, 31 Rue-end st Jarvis Alexander, 32 Hamilton st Lamont Neil and Son, 19 Hamilton st Lyon John, 65 Rue-end st MacAra Renton, 29 Cathcart st M'Caskill Angus, 4 Kilblain st M'Donald Neil, 31 Cathcart st M'Gallan David, 1 Argyle st M'Kinnon Neil, 26 Hamilton st M 'Master Alexander, 6 West Blackhall st M'Millan C, 34 West Burn st M'Neill James, sen., 32 Hamilton st Morrison and Sons, 44 Cathcart st Operative Tailors' Co-operative Co. (limited), 14 Hamilton st Paterson Daniel, 8 Hamilton st Ramsay Alexander, 27 West Burn st Rippe Martin, 17 Sir Michael st Ritchie John, Cathcart square Stewart Alexander, 2 Hamilton st Thomson and Son, 4 West Blackhall st Williamson Robert, 16 William st TANNERS AND CURRIERS Arbuckle John, Cartsburn and Stanners sts Kirk Adam and Co., 9 Harvie lane Macfarlane Thomas M., 19 Cartsburn st and 33 and 24 Stan- ners st Marshall William and Son, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road TIMBER MERCHANTS AND MEASURERS. Adam George, 1 Cathcart st Allison Stewart (joiner and saw miller), 32 Crawfurd st Broun Neil and Co., 2 Cathcart st Cameron Allan and Son, Macdougall st Carswell and Davie, 3 Cathcart st Crawford Alexander. Western Saw Mills, Bay of Quick Fullarton Robert & Son, 16 East India breast Greenock Saw Mill Co., Port-Glasgow road Hill Robert, 2 East India breast M'Lean James & Co., 25, 28, and 64 Main st 249 trades' directory.

Mories John and Co., 2 East India breast Robb and Fullarton, Bogston Saw mills, Port-Glasgow road Robb John and Co., Caledonian Saw mills, Port-Glasgow road Warden Archibald, 25 Brisbane st TOBACCONISTS. Allan James, 22 West Blackhall st Anderson Andrew, Go Eue-end st Anderson William, 6 Dalrymple st Boyd James, 10 East Quay lane Brown Rodger, 49 Roxburgh st Brown Miss Agnes, 30 Cathcart st Brown Elizabeth, Prospect place, Ann st Bruce Mrs A., 40 Hamilton st Crawford Donald, 16 Cathcart st Donald James, 7 Hamilton st Duff Robert and Co., 65 Rue-end st Fletcher Hugh, 63 Dalrymple st Gallacher Miss Rose, 5 Market st Hunter George, 36 Hamilton st Kerr Margaret, 17 Rue-end street Kerr Mrs, 5 Carnock st Lawrie Samuel, 42 Dalrymple street M'Allister Archibald, Palmerston buildings M'Kinnon Mrs, 40 Shaw st Mann Allan, 1 Ann street Menzies James, 39 Cathcart st Milloy Miss, 7 Yennel M'Pherson Peter, 18 Cartsburn st Matthews Mrs, 1 William st More James and Co., 31 Market st Pollock John, 33 Rue-end st Potts John, 36 Shaw st Sfott Mrs, 36 Dalrymple street Shaw Neil, 41 Ann street Smith John, 47 Dalrymple st WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. Aitken Andrew, 3 Hamilton st Boyd J. and W., 10 West Blackhall st Cameron M. and A., 59 Rue-end st Clark John and Son (and chronometer makers), White Hart buildings, 50 Cathcart st Currie M., 11 Cross-shore st Davie Samuel E., 10 Cathcart st trades' directory. 250

Douglas and Son, 9 Hamilton st Edward George and Sons (and chronometer makers), 8 Ham- ilton st Fahrlander Fidel, 9 Market st Herr F. Joseph, 27 Nelson st, west M'Guckin Alexander, 10 Hamilton st M'Laggan Peter "W., 23 Cathcart st M'Neill Thomas, 9 East breast Mann Alexander, 1 1 Hamilton st Menzies Eobert. 5 William st Menzies William, 36 Hamilton st Sieger Engelbert, Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place Smith Thomas, working jeweller, 2 Church place WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS."

Allison William & Co., 37 Vennel and 3 Market st Brown Neil, 39 Vennel Campbell Anderson and Co., 2 Shaw st Curtis Charles H. & Co., City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st Dunlop George, 53 Crawfurd st and L7 Shaw st Finlay A. H. and Co., 9 Shaw st and 20 West Burn st Graham John (and tea merchant) 7 and 9 Sir Michael st Hunter William, 13 Cross-shore st Lyle John, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane M'Gregor James, 8 Cathcart st and 1 Shaw st M'Gregor John, 23 and 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane M'Innes Dugald, 42 Arthur st Paul John, 3 Venn el and 20 Dalrymple st Prentice Thomas and Co. (and tea and commission agents), 23 Nicolson st Rowan Thomas B. and Co., 9 Inverkip street and 8 Carts- burn st Russell W. C. and Co., Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st Skivington Arthur (and commission agent), 5 Mansionhouse lane and 53 Shaw st Thorne R. & Sons, 6 Manse lane & 6Q Mark lane, London,E.C Watt William, 47 Yennel WRIGHTS. Adam & Gill (and glaziers), 4 Watson's lane Agnew Alexander & Son, Terrace road Allison Stewart (and saw miller), 32 Crawfurd st Black James, 9 West Stewart st Boyd David, 7 Brougham st Cairns James & Co. (and blockmakers), 8 Cross-shore st 251 TRADES' DIRECTORY.

Chalmers A. & J., 8 Roxburgh st Chalmers Hugh M. (glazier and undertaker), 23 Bearhope st Chalmers William (funeral undertaker), 36 West Burn st Cook William (and blockmaker), 10 West Burn st Crawford Andrew (blockmaker and house factor), 22 West Burn st Crawford & Fulton (and builders), Terrace road Currie & Guthrie (house and ship joiners), head of Lynedoch st Denny and Crawford, 40 Kelly st Darroch Dugald & Son, 14 Kilblain st Dempster James, Hope st Downie John, 12 Carnock st Fullarton John, 27 Main st Guthrie Eobert (and glazier), 12 Kilblain st Harvey James, 31 Hamilton st Henderson & Whiteford, 7 Argyle st Hendry Duncan (and blockmaker), 7 Dock breast Houston R. and W. (and builders), Ingleston st Jamieson Thomas (and builder), 10 Sugarhouse lane Lang and Aitken (and builders), 19 Bogle st Lamb Thomas and Sons (and cabinetmakers, ship carpenters, &c), 30 Market street Leith Robert, 40 Arthur st Lowe and Brown, 27 Sir Michael st M'Clelland Adam, Market lane Maclachlan Donald (and builder), 8 Tobago st M'Kechnie Hugh, 4 Springkell st M'Millan William, 15 Cathcart st Maitland Henry, 40 Inverkip st Miller and Brown, 40 Roxburgh st Mitchell John, 3 Tobago st Morrison A. and D., 3 Clarence st Mossman James (glazier and funeral undertaker), 12 Ann st Orr Joseph (and funeral undertaker), 19 Sugarhouse lane Donald Paterson, 11 Regent st Park Matthew (glazier and funeral undertaker), 33 Ann st Ramsay Gilbert A., 16 Nicholson st Smith and M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st Stevenson Alexander (and glazier), 17 West Stewart st Symington John, 35 Inverkip st Tarbet and Thomson, 12 Sugarhouse lane Weir James, 20 West Blackhall st Williamson and Gray (and builders), 51 Vennel Wilson James, 22 East Shaw st — —— —

APPENDIX.

GREENOCK POST-OFFICE, 11 WILLIAM STREET- June, 1870.

THOMAS MACMILLAN, Postmaster.

William M. G-. Weir, James Allan, John W. Kirkpatrick, -James Brown, Matthew Lawson, John Bone, David Thorburn,, Donald Creighton and Malcolm HendRy, Clerks. William J. Ross and James M'Naught, Stampers and Newspaper Sorters. Alexander Watson, James Edgar and Joseph Sweeny, Kailway and Steamboat Messengers. John M'Callum and John Peacock, Auxiliary Railway and Steamboat Messengers. James Dickson, John M'Lean, Michael Ratcliffe, Henry Devlin, Thomas Mitchell, James M'Naught, Alexander MacLaren and William James Brown, Letter Carriers. John Somerville, James Browxlie, J. Samson, William Lindsay, William Burns, John Peacock, Charles Sargevt, Alex. Houston, JohnMarshall, Robert Campbell, Jas. Van Ralston, Hugh Doyle, David Bowes, Angus M'Lean, William M'Gallan, and James Small, Auxiliary Letter Carriers.

LOCAL RURAL MESSENGERS AND LETTER CARRIERS. Port-Glasgow Road James Somerville. Gourock William Barbour. Strone and Kilmun Samuel Gracey. Overton and Inverkip Road John Moody.

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. CrEORGE L. Weik, Richard B. Guthrie, Robert Phillips, George Andebson, and David Smith, Clerks. 'James Kirkwood, William James Dickson, Thomas J. Donachie, John M'Iver, William Howat, James Brown, and Daniel Henderson, Messengers. APPENDIX.

The Paid Letter Window is open (every lawful day) at 7 a.m.^ and shut at 10 p.m. ; on Sundays it is open to the public from 8 till 10 a.m.; and on Fast-Days from 7 till 11 a.m. Money Orders are granted and paid, also Savings Bank Deposits received and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., and on Saturdays till S p.m. On Sundays and Fast Days no business of this description is, done.

DELIVERY OF LETTERS. Correspondence for Merchants, &c, having Private Boxes, and addressed Poste Restante, are delivered at the same hours.

Delivery on Sabbath at the bar of the Post Office only, and on. Sacramental Fast Days a town delivery takes place at 9 a.m.

at a.m., with First delivery 7 correspondence from England ; Continent of Europe; Edinburgh; Ireland; Ayr, Kilmarnock, Ar-

drossan, Beith, Irvine, Saltcoats ; Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth, Stirling,

Alloa ; Kirkintilloch ; Dumbarton, Helensburgh ; Fort-William» Glasgow, Paisley, Bishopton, Port-Glasgow. Town's letters in time for tbis delivery till 6.30 a.m.

Second delivery at 9 a.m., with the correspondence from all. England, Dublin, South of Scotland, Berwick and towns on the

North British Railway ; Girvan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port- Glasgow, Rothesay, Dunoon, and Innellan. Town's letters in time till 9 a.m. Third delivery at 12.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, and Gourock. Town's letters in time till 12.10 p.m. Delivery at the bar of the Post Office only.

Fourth delivery at 4.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edin- burgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Helensburgh, Campbelton, Lochranza, Carradale, Ardentinny, Lochgoilhead, Oraigrownie, Kil- creggan, Inverary, and Oban. Town's letters in time till 4.10 p.m.

Fifth delivery at 7.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Dum- fries, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Ardrishaig, Innellan, Rothesay, DunooD, Strone, Kilniun, Oban, Gouroek, Millport, Largs, Fairlie, West Kilbride^Wemyss Bay, and Inverkip. Town's letters in time till 7.25 p.m.

Sixth delivery at 9.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Glas- gow, Perth, Aberdeen, Dundee, Brechin, Montrose, Stirling, Alloa,. Inverness, Lochmaddy and Portree. Town's letters in time till 8.30 p.m. Delivery at the bar of the Post Office only. LETTER-CARRIERS' DISTRICTS. {Arranged as the Letters are Delivered).

1st District—West Stewart street, Nicolson street, from No. 23 to 31, Jamaica street, Kelly street, Houston street, Patrick Street, from No. 18, Union street, Forsyth street, from No. 24, Margaret street, from No. 22, Upper Johnstone street, Newark street, West- field, Glen road, Finnart road, Finnart terrace, Robertson street, Martin terrace, Ford cottage, Brisbane street, from No. 16, Ard- gowan street, from No. 15, Ardgowan square—James Dickson. 2d District—Bank street, Shaw place, Mearns street, Trafalgar street, Regent street, from No. 3 Bank top, Roxburgh street, No. 1 to 19, Ann street, from No. 26 Wellington street, No. 1 to 5 Broomhill, Drumfrochar road, Berry-yards, Rice mill, Lynedoch street, Hope street, Lyle street, Antigua street, Hill street, Terrace road, Bogle street, No. 12 to 18—James M 'Naught. 3d District—West Burn street, No. 14 to 24, West Blackhall street Nicolson street, No. 13 to 21, Laird street, No. 7 to 10, Havelock buildings, Jamaica street, No. 1 to 5, Grey Place, Patrick street, No. 2 to 16, Bay of Quick, Brougham street, Eldon street, Forsyth st., No. 1 to 20, Margaret street, No. 1 to 20, Fox and Glen streets' Lower Johnstone street, West Clyde street, Bentinck street, Ros- neath street, Esplanade—John M'Lean. 4th District—William street, Shaw street, Longwell close, Lano-'s land, Cross-shore street, No. 1 to 4 Shannon's close, East Quay lane, No. 1 to 8, Cathcart street, No. 1 to 5, East India Breast and harbour, Victoria harbour, Dock breast, Customhouse place, and quay, New Dock lane, East breast, West breast, Dalrymple street, Drummer's close, Low Yennel, No. 1 to 4, Low Harvie lane, Lind- say's lane. West harbour, West Quay lane, Union court, Charles street, No. 1 to 6, Sugarhouse lane, No. 1 to 4, West Burn street No. 1 to 10, Ropework street, Albert docks, Clarence street, York street, Boyd street, Nelson street, Ardgowan street, Roslin street,

Laird street, No. 1 to 5, Crawfurd street, Nicolson street, No. 1 toll—Henry Devlin. 5th District—East side of Cathcart square, Cathcart street, from No. 7 Longwell close to Boag's land, Cross-shore street, No. 6 to 16, Watt place, Mansionhouse lane, Broad close, No. 2 to 10, Highland close, No. 2 to 13, East Quay lane, No. 9 to 20, Rue-end street, No. 9 to 67, Bogle street, No. 1 to 10, Chapel street, Virginia street, Dellingburn street, Carnock street, East Blackball street St. Andrew's street, Springkell street, East Stewart street, Cartsbura street, western part of Ingleston street, Baker street, Dellingburn square—Michael Ratcliffe. 6th District —West side of Cathcart square, Wellington courti Hamilton street, Taylor's close, Vennel, from No. 6 Harvie Lane, No* 1 to 3 Charles street, No. 8 to 34 Sugarhouse lane, from No- —

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7 "West Burn street, from No. 25 Kilblain street, including 8 Argyle street, Nicolson street, from No. 33 George's square, Princes street, Nelson street, west, Watt street, Ardgowan street, No. 1 to 13 Brisbane street, No. 1 to 14 Ford and Caddlehill cottages, Green- bank, Bracbelston street, Inverkip street, Lower Bruce street, No. 1 to 7, Salmon street, West Sbaw street—Thomas Mitchell. 7th Disrtict— Church place, Market street, Manse lane, Smith's lane, Cowgate street, Buccleuch street, Ann street, No. 1 to 24^ Tobago street, Sir Michael street, Duncan street, Bearhope street, East Shaw street, Boxburgh street, from No. 21 Captain street, Holmscroft street, west, Bruce street, from No. 9 Orangefield, Mount Pleasant, Wellington street—William J. Brown. 8th District—Bue-end street, No. 1 to 7 Main street, Stanners street, East Hemilton street, Toll bar, Batho street, Hillend, M'- Knight street, East Crawfurd street, Bridgend heuse, St Lawrence street, Arthur Street, John street, Lower crescents, Upper crescents, Belville, Mountview, Cartsburn mill, House of Befuge, Wilson place, eastern part of Ingleston street—Alexander M'Laren.

RATES OP POSTAGE & CONDITIONS OF TRANSMISSION

Inland Letters. The rate of Postage on all inland letters is regulated by weight, irrespective of distance, and with the exceptions afterwards men-

tioned, is as follows : Ifpaid in advance. Letter weighia gnot more than ^ oz.* ..... Id. „ „ more than | oz. but not exceeding 1 oz. . 2d. than 1 oz, oz. . 3d. ,, more „ „ 1\

oz. . ,, more than 1^ _., „ 2 oz. 4d.

more than 2 oz. „ oz. . 5d. „ , ,, 2h „ „ more than 2J oz. ,, ,, 3 oz. . 6d.

and so on ; one penny being charged for every additional half-ounce.

Unpaid Letters. As a general rule, the postage, if not paid in advance, is double

the foregoing : and if the payment in advance be insufficient, double the deficiency is charged. An inland letter, for example, weighing more than half an ounce, and not exceeding one ounce, if bearing a penny stamp only, is, on delivei'y, charged twopence. The unpaid additional postage on re-directed letters, however, is not doubled, being the same as if such postage were prepaid.

* If the weight be exceeded to the smallest extent, even though the balance be merely turned, the letter becomes liable to higher postage. The same rule applies to letters going abroad. To provide, therefore, for errors in scales, &c, it is well to allow a little margin, or to pay the postage of the next gieater -weight. — — —

APPENDIX.

Newspapers and other Periodical Publications bearing the Newspaper Stamp.

Although provision is made for forwarding newspapers, books, and money through the post, it is not compulsory on any one to employ this mode of transmission ; everything, except letters, maybe sent in any other way. All periodical publications, including newspapers published in the United Kingdom at intervals not exceeding 31 days, and which bear an impressed stamp or stamps denoting the stamp duty (of the kind formerly confined chiefly to newspapers) may be transmitted and re-transmitted through the post within the United Kingdom, free of postage, if posted within 15 days from the date of issue.

INLAND PATTERN AND SAMPLE POST. In consequence of the difficulty which has been experienced in deciding what is and what is not of intrinsic value, it has been deemed expedient to rescind the prohibition against the transmission of articles of intrinsic value by the Inland Pattern and Sample

Post, and the Regulations are now as follows :

1. Rates of Postage : For a Packet of Patterns or Samples Not exceeding 4 oz. in weight, ----- Id Above 4 oz. but not exceeding 8 oz. in weight, - 2d „ 8 „ do., do., 12 „ do., - 3d 2. The postage must be prepaid by means of postage stamps. 3. No packet of patterns or samples must exceed 12 oz. in weight- Any packet exceeding that weight will be sent to the Returned Letter Branch.

4. There must be no writing or printing on the packet or its cover in addition to the address of the person for whom the packet is intended, except the address of the sender, a trade mark and

numbers, and the prices of the articles ; otherwise the packet will be treated as a letter. 5. There must be no enclosure other than the samples themselves* The particulars which are allowed to be furnished under the preceding rule must in all cases be given, not on loose pieces of paper, but on small labels attached to the samples or to the bags containing them. Any loose enclosure will be taken out and forwarded to the address on the packet, charged with full postage as an unpaid letter, together with an additional rate of a penny. 6. The patterns or samples must be sent in covers open at the ends, so as to be easy of examination. Samples, however, of :

APPENDIX.

seeds, &c, may be enclosed in boxes, or in bags of linen or other material, fastened in such a manner that theymaybe readily

opened ; bags so closed that they cannot be readily opened, even although they be transparent, must not be used for this purpose. If this rule be infringed, the packet will be treated as a letter.

7. If a packet of patterns or samples be posted altogether unpaid it will be charged with double the postage which should have been prepaid. If a portion of the postage be prepaid, even although only a penny stamp be affixed, the packet will be charged with the amount of the deficiency, together with an additional rate of a penny.

8. In order to prevent any interruption to the regular transmission of letters, a packet of patterns or samples may, when it is necessary, be kept back by any Head Postmaster for 24 hours beyond the time when, in the ordinary course, it would be forwarded. 9. The rule which forbids the transmission through the post of any article which might injure the contents of the mail bags, or the Officers of the Post Office, is so far relaxed as to permit the transmission of scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails, keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, and such like, as samples, provided that they be packed and guarded in so secure a manner as to afford complete protection to the contents of the mail bags and the Officers of the Post Office, while at the same time the samples may be easily examined. If any packet containing such articles as these be posted, which is found not to be sufficiently guarded, it will be stopped, and a notice of its detention sent to the person to whom it is addresed, or to the

sender, who may then obtain it on personal application ; but the packet will be charged with a fine equal in amount to thejpostage to which the packet was liable as a packet of patterns. 10. Information as to the best modes of packing the articles named in the preceding clause may be obtained in the Secretary's Office, General Post Office, London, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, or on Saturdays between 10 and 1 o'clock, and specimens may be seen. 11. The preceding regulations do not affect the transmission of patterns or samples beyond the United Kingdom.

INLAND BOOK POST. The following are the regulations of the Inland Booh Post —

1st. Rates of Postage : Weighing not more than 4 oz., - - - - Id " more than 4 oz., and not exceeding 8 oz., 2d " more than 8 oz., " " 12 oz., 3d " " more than 12 oz., " 1 lb., 4d ;

and so on, Id being charged for every additional quarter of a pound, or fraction of a quarter of a pound. 2d. The postage must be prepaid, to the extent of one rate at least, by means of postage stamps affixed outside the packet

or its cover ; and if the whole postage be not thus prepaid the packet is treated in the manner described in section 9. 3d. Every packet must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover

open at the ends or sides ; so as to admit of the enclosures being removed for examination. For the greater security of its contents the packet may be tied at the ends with string, but in such cases the Postmaster is authorised to cut the string, although he is required to refasten the packet. 4tb. A boak-packet may contain any number of separate books or other publications (including printed letters or printed matter of every kind), photographs when not on glass or in cases containing glass, prints or maps, and any quantity of paper, parch- ment or vellum. And the books or other publications, prints, maps, &c, may be either printed, written, or plain, or any mix- ture of the three. Further, all legitimate binding, mounting, or covering of a book, &c, or of a portion thereof,- will be allowed, whether such binding, &c, be loose, or attached; as also

rollers in the case of prints or maps ; markers (whether of pa-

per or otherwise), in books ; and in short, whatever is necessary

. for the safe transmission of literary matter, prints, or maps, or usually appertains thereto; but no patterns or books of patterns (unless these conists merely of paper) can be allowed.

oth. No book packet may contain anything which is sealed or other-

wise closed against inspection ; nor must there be any letter, nor any communication of the nature of a letter, whether separate or otherwise, unless the whole of such letter, or communication be printed. Entries, however, merely stating who sends the book, &c, or to whom it is given, are not regarded as a letter. Indeed, as respects the name and address of the sender, not only is the writing permitted, but recommended so that if the cover come off, or from any other reason the packet cannot be forwarded, it may be returned.

f(Jth. No book must exceed two feet in length, or one foot in width

or depth ; and if any such packet be presented at a Post Office it will not be received.

7th. Any packet which shall not be open at the ends or sides, or shall have any written letter, or any communication of the nature of a letter written in it, or upon its cover, will be charged the "unpaid" letter postage. J3th. If a packet be found to contain any written letter, whether closed or open, or any enclosure, sealed or otherwise closed against inspection, or any other unauthorised enclosure, the letter or enclosure will be taken out and forwarded to the ad- — ,

dress on the packet, charged with the full postage as an unpaid

letter, together with an additional rate ; and the remainder of the packet, if duly prepaid with stamps, will then be forwarded to its address. 9th. If a packet be not sufficiently prepaid with stamps, but never- theless bear a stamp of the value of one rate, it is forwarded charged with the deficient book-postage, together with an ad-

ditional rate ; but any packet which bears no postage stamp is charged with double the book- postage. 10th. In every case in which the postage chargeable under these regulations is greater than the letter rate, the letter-postage is substituted.

PO ST AGE STAMPS.

Every Postmaster is required to have on hand a sufficient stock of postage labels and embossed penny envelopes, and to sell them to the public at the following prices :

Postage Labels. Penny Labels, Id each. Ninepenny Labels, 9d each Twopenny do., 2d each. Tenpenny do., lOd each. Threepenny do., 3d each. Shilling do., Is each Fourpenny do., 4d each. Two shilling do., 2s each Sixpenny do., 6d each. Five shilling do., 5s each

Postage stamps are bought at this office, if in strips of at least two at a discount of two and a-half per cent.

Embossed Penny Envelopes. 12 to be sold for Is l|d. 4 to be sold for 0s 4^d 8 „ 0s9d. 2 „ ^ 0s 2|d € „ 0s6f. 1 „ .7 OsUd

Two kinds of embossed envelopes are now issued ; one with a thread passing through the stamp, and the other without any thread,. but made with thicker and better paper. No coloured paper can be received for stamping, or any paper which is too thin to bear the impression of the dies. Envelopes provided by the Office of Inland Revenue, with the proper stamps thereon, will be substituted for any which may be spoilt in the operation of stamping. A license to sell postage stamps can be obtained, free of expense* by any respectable person on application to the office of the Inland Kevenue. APPENDIX. REGISTRATION.

By the payment of a fee of fourpence, any letter, newspaper' book, or other packet on which the postage has been prepaid in stamps, may be registered to any place within the United Kingdom. Book packets and newspapers can also be registered to the Colonies. To foreign countries letters only can be registered. The registration of a packet makes its transmission more secure, by rendering it practicable to trace it, when inland, from its receipt to its delivery, and when foreign, at least to the port of despatch. The Post Office does not guarantee the safe delivery of the letter, &c., though any officer •who may neglect his duty on this point will be called to strict account, and if the Postmaster-General think fit, will be required to make good any losa that may be sustained. The postage and registration fee of registered letters must be pre-

paid ; and if the letters be inland, such payments must be by stamps. Every letter to be registered should be presented at the bar of the Post Office, and a receipt obtained for it, and must on no account be dropped into the letter-bos. If, contrary to this rule, a letter marked "Registered" be dropped into the letter-box, it will, if directed to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of eight-pence instead of the ordinary fee of fourpence. No Letter Carrier or Rural Messenger is required to take letters from the Public to have them registered. Letters containing coin should not, under any circumstances, be dropped into the letter-box, but handed in at the bar of the Post- Office to be registered. In the event of letters being posted containing coin, they are treated as registered letters, and charged with double registration fee. Prepayment of inland letters, &c, must be by labels or embossed stamps,* except at the Chief Post Office, London, where prepayment of Buch letters from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m., is permitted in money, provided the amount be not less than £1. Letters also to the colonies and foreign countries may be prepaid in money. Except in the case of letters posted in Malta, Gibraltar, Constantinople, Alex- andria, Cairo, Suez, Buenos Ayres, Lagos, and Fernando Po, and those sent by officers and seamen serving on board her Majesty's ships, British postage stamps are not available for the payment of letters, &c., coming into this country.

By using embossed envelopes all risk of the stamp being detached

may be avoided ; but when labels are used these should be examined to see if they firmly adhere, since, if they fall off, the letters, &c, "will bo charged postage ; which in the case of inland letters, is double the prepaid rate to some places abroad, also, double the pre-

* Payment in labels must always be made by affixing outside the letter, &c, before it is posted, a number of labels equal in value to the amount of postago. 10 APPENDIX.

paid rate is chargeable in such cases ; and in other instances the letters, &c, are liable to be detained for the deficient postage. The labels should be placed on the front of the letter, and upon the upper •corner of the right hand side. Arrangements have been made by which paper and envelopes taken by the public to the office of Inland Revenue, Somerset House, can be embossed with stamps equal to any rate of postage (including

a threepenny stamp), under the following regulations : 1st. When the stamps required do not amount to £10 worth, one shilling is charged, in addition to the postage stamps, for each distinct size of paper.

2nd. When the stamps amount to £10 worth, no fee is charged, provided not more than one size of paper be sent. 3rd. When the stamps amount to £20, no fee is charged, provided not more than two sizes of paper be sent.

4th. When the stamps amount to £30, no fee is charged, provided not more than three sizes of paper be sent.

5th. When the stamps amount to £±0, no fee is charged, provided

four sizes of paper only be sent ; and no more than four sizes can be received on a single Warrant*

6th. No folded euvelopes can be stamped ; and therefore, papers,, whether intended for envelopes or letters, must be sent unfolded, and without being creased.

MONEY ORDERS. The public are recommended when applying for Money Orders to use printed "Application Forms," which saves time, and afford greater security, than verbal messages, against mistakes. These Forms are eupplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices. The Commission on an Inland Money Order or on orders to Belgium

and Switzerland not exceeding £2, is threepence ; above £2 and not exceeding £5, sixpence ; above £5 and not exceeding £7, ninepence ;

above £7 and not exceeding £10, one shilling ; above which amount no single order can be granted, but as many £10 Orders may be granted as are desirable. The commission on Money Order to British Guiana, Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Honduras, New Bruns- wick, Newfoundland, New South Wales, New Zealand, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, West Coast of Africa, Wdst Indies, Western Australia, is fourfold the above sums, and on Money Orders payable at Malta or Gibraltar threefold.

* The warrants (or requisition forms) used in applying for paper to be stamped are obtainable on application at the office of Inland Revenue, Somer- set House, London, W.C. —

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No order is allowed to contain a fractional part of a penny. "With the subjoined exceptions, no Money Order can be Issued unless the applicant furnish, in full, the surname, and at least the initial of one Christian name, both of the remitter (the person who sends the order) and the payee (the person to whom the money is to be paid), together with the remitter's address:

1st. If the remitter or payee be a peer or a bishop, his ordinary

title is sufficient ; and if a firm, the usual designation of such firm will suffice (the term " Messrs," however, is not sufficient, except a company trading under a title which does not consist cf the names of the persons composing it, as the " Carron Com- pany ;" to which kind of company the above privilege does not extend. 2d. Money Orders for transmission by the Public to the Privy Council Office will be issued payable to the " Privy Council Office," the name of the payee not being required in these cases. 3d. When the remitter notifies in writing that the order is to be paid through a bank, it is left to his option to give or withhold if he wish it, substitute the name of the payee ; and he may, for the name of the payee, any other designation or any modi- fication of the name, as, for example : —" The Cashier of the Bank of England,—" The Chief Clerk of the Foreign Office," —" The Publisher of The Times"—"Messrs Longman & Co."

When an application is made for a Money Order payable in Lon- don, or at any other town where there is more than one Money Order Office, the remitter should say at which of such offices he wishes it to be paid, otherwise the order can be cashed at the Head Office alone. It is not incumbent on a Postmaster to supply such information relative to local or provincial offices, but the nearest Money Order Office to any street in London may be ascertained by referring to the Street List published in the Post Office Regu- lations.

An order once issued cannot be cancelled ; and should repayment or transfer to a different office, or alteration of name be required, the remitter must apply to the issuing or paying Postmaster according to the directions printed on the back of the Order. The remitter of an order may make that order payable ten days after date, provided he sign the requisition " C," printed on the back of that order, to defer payment until'ten days after date, and affix a penny receipt stamp thereto.

When an order is presented for payment (otherwise than through a bank) the Postmaster has first to see that the signature of the payee be as full as the name given in the advice, and be not in any way inconsistent therewith. He has then to call on the applicant to give the name of the remitter, and if the reply be correct, the 12 APPENDIX. order -will be paid, unless the' Postmaster have good reason for believing that the applicant for payment is neither the rightful claimant, nor deputed by him. When an order is payable through a bank it is sufficient that it be receipted (without regard to any dis- crepancy between the signature and the name in the advice, or to whether the receipt is given by the payee himself or by another person); and that it be presented (crossed with the name of the receiving bank), by some person known to bo in the employment of the bank. The holder of a Money Order is always at liberty to direct, by crossing it, that the order be paid through a bank, even though its payment was not originally so restricted, that when the order is thus crossed, the question put on the presentation of an ordinary Money Order is dispensed with.

PRINCIPAL RULES OF THE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITY OFFICE, AND OF THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.

PRINCIPAL RULES OF THE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITY OFFICE. 1. The Postmaster-General is empowered, under the Act 27 & 28 Victoria;, cap. 43, to insure the lives of persons of either sex, between the ages of 16 and 60, for not less than £20 or more than £100. He is also empowered, under the same Act, to grant Imme- diate or Deferred Annuities, of not more than £50, on the lives of persons of either sex, and of the age of ten years and upwards- The persons whose lives are insured, or to whom Annuities are granted by the Postmaster-General, have direct Government security for the payment of the money at the proper time. 2. Certain Post Offices (the names of which may be obtained at any Post Office) have been opened for the receipt of proposals for the Insurance of Lives and the purchase of Annuities ; and forms of proposal, with full instructions for filling up and delivering these forms, may be obtained at these Post Offices. 3. Tables of the premiums to be charged for the Insurance ©£

Lives ; for the grant of Immediate Annuities ; for the grant of Deferred Annuities or Deferred Monthly Allowances, without return of purchase money, and for the grant of Deferred Annuities or Deferred Monthly Allowances, with return of purchase money, have APPENDIX. 13

been printed, and may been seen at the Post Offices which have been opened for the receipt of proposals. These Tables may also be obtained of Messrs Eyre and Spottiswoode, London. The price of the Tables for the insurance of Lives and the grant of Annuities "without return of purchase money is 3^d. The price of the Tables for the grant of Annuities with return of purchase money is 2d. If sent by post, 8d is charged in the one case, and 3d in the other. 4. The Premiums to be charged for the Insurance of Lives vary with the ages of the persons whose lives are to be insured, and with the mode in which they are to be paid. The life of a man or a woman in his or her 30th year maybe in" sured for £100— £ s. d. By a single payment of 43 3 7 or, By an annual payment, throughout life, of. 2 6 7 By a quarterly payment, throughout life, of 13 or, By a monthly payment, throughout life, of 4 4 or, By a fortnightly payment, throughout life, of.... 2 2 or, By an annual payment, until the insured person reaches the age of 60, of 2 13 10 or, By a quarterly payment, until the insured person reaches the age of 60, of 15 or, By a monthly payment, until the insured person reaches the age of 60, of, 5 or, By a fortnightly payment of 2 6 Smaller sums may be insured by proportionate payments, but no one of the periodical payments must be of less amount than two •shillings.

5. life can be insured for less than £20 in the No one whole ; but when a life has been insured for £20, further insurances may be effected on tbe same life from time to time, for any amount, until the whole sum for which it is insured amounts to £100.

6. If, after having duly made his payments for a period of five years, the insured person shall be unable to continue, or shall desire to discontinue such payments, a portion of the premiums paid by him, which portion will in no case be less than one-third of the whole sum paid by him, will be returned to him.

7. The sums to be charged for the purchase of Immediate An- nuities will vary with the age— and sex of the person on whose life the Annuity is to depend : —

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£ s. d. A Man aged 65 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of £10, payable half-yearly, for. . 88 18 4 A "Woman of the same age can purchase a like Annuity for 103 16 8 A Mau aged 70 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of £10, payable half-yearly, for... 73 3 4 A Woman of the same age can purchase a like Annuity for 84 19 2

8. The sums to be charged for the purchase of Deferred An- nuities, or Deferred Monthly Allowances, will vary with the age and sex of the person on whose life the Annuity or Monthly Allowance is to depend ; and with the length of the term for which the An- nuity is deferred (or, in other words, with the number of years which are to pass before the commencement of the Annuity), and •with the conditions of the contract as to the mode of purchase, mode ©f payment, and return or non-return of purchase money.

When the condition of the contract is to be that no part of the purchase money shall, in any event, be returned

£ s. d. A Man aged 30 may purchase a Deferred An- nuity of £10, to commence on his reaching the age of 60, and to be payable half-yearly, either by an immediate payment of 24 3 4

or,

' By an annual payment, until he reaches the age of 60, of 18 4 A Woman of like age may purchase a like An- nuity by an immediate payment of 32 8 4

or, An annual payment up to 60, of 117 6

and a Man aged 30 may purchase a Deferred Allowance of £2 7s 3d per month, to commence when he reaches tbe age of 60, by a pay-

ment until he reaches that age of 8s per month ; and a Woman of like age may, by a like payment of 8s per month, purchase a De- ferred Allowance of £1 16s 7d, to commence when she reaches the age of 60.

When the condition of the contract is to be that, in the event of the person on whose life the Annuity or Allowance is to depend dies, before the commencement of Annuity or Allowance, the purchase money is to be returned to his representatives, and that if the pur- chaser at any time before the commencement of the Annuity or Allowance is unable to continue, or wishes to discontinue the

purchase, the purchase money shall be returned to him ; the price charged will be higher than when no such condition is made. APPENDIX. J 5,

£ s. d. Under this condition, a Man aged 30 may purchase a Deferred Annuity of £10, to commence when he attains to 60 years of age, and to be payable balf-yearly, either by immediate payment of 40 9 2 or,

By an annual - payment, until he attains 60 years of 2 10 And a woman of like age may purchase a like Annuity, either by an immediate payment of 47 10 or,

By an annual payment of , 2 7 6 and a Man aged 80 may purcbase an Allowance of £1 14s 2d pe r month, to commence when he attains the age of 60 years, by a monthly payment of 8s ; and a Woman of like age, by a like payment, until sbe reaches the age of 60 years, may purchase an A1-, lowance of £1 9s 4d per month.

9. The Annuity or Monthly Allowance granted on any one life must not exceed £50 per annum, or £4 3s 4d per month ; but pur- chasers need not purcbase the whole amount of such Annuity or Allowance at one time. They may begin by purchasing such part as they can afford to purcbase, and go on increasing their purchases from time to time as their circumstances will permit. 10. Husband and Wife may each be insured to the full amount of £100, and may each purcbase an Annuity of £50, or a Monthly Allowance of £4 3s 4d. Any two persons may purchase an Annuity on their joint lives, with or without continuance of the Annuity to the survivor.

11. Persons contracting for the insurance of their Lives, or for- the purchase of Annuities or Monthly Allowances, will bo allowed to pay their periodical premiums or instalments of purchase money at such of the Post Offices, which have been or may hereafter be opened for the purpose, as will suit them best.

12. Persons proposing to effect Insurances on their Lives, or to purchase Deferred Monthly Allowances, must provide at their own cost such certificates of their birth or baptism, or other evidence of age, as shall be required of them, but will not be required to pay any fee for medical examination, or to pay the cost of any in- quiry which the Postmaster-General may think fit to make with regard to their health, habits, age, and occupation, or to pay any fee for the issue of any contracts which may be made in accordance with their proposals, or to pay any postage for the transmission of their proposals, or for the transmission of any correspondence arising out of such proposals between them and the Post- master-General, in as much as a provision for all such costs and 16 APPENDIX.

charges is included in the premiums which they will he required to pay, in accordance with the Tables framed for the purpose, for the Insurance of their Lives or the purchase of Deferred Monthly- Allowances. Persons proposing to purchase Immediate or Deferred Annuities, payable half-yearly, must provide at their own cost such certificates of birth or baptism, or other evidence of age, as shall be re- of quired them ; and, inasmuch as the premiums fixed by the Tables framed for the grant of such Annuities do not include any provision for costs and charges, must pay, at the time of purchase, a fee of Is. for every £1 of Annuity purchased.

PRINCIPAL RULES OF THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.

A. Post Office Savings Banks are established at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom, and are open for the receipt and payment of money daily during the hours appointed for Money Order business. At these banks deposits of one Shilling, or any number of Shil-

lings will be received ; but no one may deposit more than £30 in one year, or more than £150 in the whole, exclusive of interest. Interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum (which is at the rate of Sixpence in the Pound for each year, or at the rate of OneHalfpenny on each complete Pound for each month, reckoning from the first day of the Calendar month next following the day On which a complete Pound has been Deposited, up to the last day of the Calendar month preceding the day on which the money is withdrawn) is allowed until the Sum due to a Depositor amounts to £200, when interest ceases to be allowed. The interest due to each Depositor is added to the principal due to him on 31st December in each year. B. Every deposit in a Post Office Savings Bank must be immediately entered by the Postmaster, or other person receiving it, in a book, which book is to be kept by the Depositor, and the Postmaster or other person .receiving the deposit should affix his signature and the stamp of his office to each entry. Depositors should carefully examine their books before leaving tho offices at which they make their deposits, and ascertain that they have obtained correct receipts for the sums deposited by them. In additition to the receipts which the depositors will thus obtain in their deposit books, they will receive for each deposit an acknowledgment by post from the Savings Bank Department in London. This acknowledgment should reach the depositor within three days from the day on which he makes his deposit, if the deposit be APPENDIX. 17

made in England or Wales. If the deposit be made in Ireland or Scotland the acknowledgment should reach the depositor within five days. The acknowledgment should be quite free from erasure, and should state the exact amount of the deposit, and the day on •which the deposit was made. If the acknowledgment does not reach the depositor in^ proper time, or if, when it reaches him, it shows any signs of erasure, or does not agree with the entry in the depositor's book, the depositor should immediately apply to the Postmaster-General by letter, and should renew his application again and again until he obtains a satisfactory reply.

C. Once in each year, on the anniversary of the day on which the first deposit was made by him, the Depositor should forward his deposit book to the Controller of the Post Office Savings Bank Department in London, in order that it maybe compared with the books of that Department, and in order that the interest due to the previous 31st December may be inserted in it.

D. "When a Depositor wishes to withdraw the whole or any part of the sum due to him, he must make application for the same to the Postmaster-G-eneral on a printed form called a Notice of With- drawal, which he can obtain at any Post-Office Savings Bank. When he has properly filled up this form, he must fold it and secure it, and forward it by post as if it were an ordinary letter. In return for it he will receive, probably by return of post, a warrant for the amount required by him, payable at the Post-Office Bank named by him in the notice of withdrawal.

E. A Depositor in any Post-Office Savings Bank may add to his deposits at that or any other Post-Office Savings Bank, and may withdraw the whole or any part of them from that or any other Post-Office Savings Bank, without change of deposit book. For instance, if he makes his first deposit at the Post-Office Bank at Huddersfield, he may make further deposits at, or withdraw his money from, the Post-Office Bank at Huddersfield, or Leeds, Man- chester, Birmingham, Edinburgh, Dublin, or any other place which may be convenient to him.

F. No charge will be made to Depositors for the books first supplied to them, or for the renewal of those books ; but if any De- positor shall lose his book, and shall desire a new book, he must make application to the Postmaster-General for the same, and must enclose in his application Postage Stamps to the value of Is. to pay for the new book. If a Depositor loses his book, he should immediately give notice of the loss to the Postmaster-General.

G. No charge for Postage will be made on the Depositor for any letter passing between him and the Savings Bank Department with regard to his deposits, or with regard to the withdrawal of the same, or for the transmission of his deposit book between him and the Savings Bank Department. b —

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H. The Postmasters and other Officers of the Postmaster- General employed, in the receipt or payment of deposits, are strictly forbidden to disclose the name of any Depositor, or the amount of his deposits, except to the Postmaster- G-eneral, or to such of his Officers as are appointed to assist in carrying on the business of the Post-Office Bank. I. A full statement of the Regulations of the Post-Office Banks may be seen in the " British Postal Guide," and at any Post Office

Bank ; where also information may be obtained with regard to the Rules affecting (A) The deposits made by Trustees on behalf of another person. (B) The deposits of Minors. (C) The deposits of Married Women. (D) The deposits of Friendly or Charitable or Provident So- cieties or Penny Banks. (E) The repayment of the deposits of deceased Depositors to their representatives. (F) The repayment of the deposits of Depositors who have become insane, or who are, from other causes, unable to act for themselves.

CUSTOMHOUSE—Steamboat Quay. Collector—Thomas Avery. Clerks—Chief clerk—Thomas King. First class—Utrick Wal- ton, James Little. Second class—Stewart Macalister, Hugh M'- Gregor, Duncan M'Intyre. Third class—Henry Durkin, Edward Maxwell, J. Paton, Joseph Hayton. "Writer, Samuel Cameron. Surveyor—John Neave. Assistant-Surveyor—Robert Morison, Examining Officers—First class—Hugh S. Main. Second class —John Ritchie, John Russell. Third class—Wm. Finlay, James M'Gregor, A. J. Kerr. Fourth class—John Ford, John Ramsay, George Kerr, Wm. Gilchrist, Jas. Scotland. Fifth class—Robert Smith, John Sommerville, Malcolm M'Larty, David Tough, Geo. Sinclair, Thomas Donaldson. Sixth class—Robert Kerr, Robert Chisholm, John Strickland, Wm. Simpson, John A. Mackie, Wm. Smith, Patrick Cogan. Out-door Officers—First class—Samuel Jack, Aulay M'Aulay, Robert Tyre, James Lyon, Wm. Macfie, George Bear. Second class—M. A. Dodd, William Comrie, P. M'Farlane, A. Arkley^A. M'Gilvray, J. Campbell, Robert Fyfe, J. Rutherford, Robert Smith. Third class—J. Robertson, Hugh Hutton, A. Beveridge, John Cooper, E. Beith, David Poison, D. M'Farlane, Hugh Ritchie, D. Houston, Robert Fry, J. K. Rae, J. D. Duncan. Fourth class—J. Fraser, Thomas Griffiths, R. MArthur, Alex. White, A. M'lver, A. Mitchell, A, Lyle, E. B. M'Gowan, John Orr, Thomas Cameron, —

J. Sangster, Wm. M. Hinshilwood, Donald Poison, R. Joss. Fifth 3lass—J. M'Lellan, J. L. M'Farlane, Donald Darroch, J. Ford, jun., James Armour, Robert Marshall, W. B. Cree, James H. Hamilton, Dun. M'Lellan, Dugald M'Intyre, J. E. Haig, J. Fraser, Thomas M'Currick, John M'Hugh, Alexander Wier, Dugald M'Lellan—and one vacancy. Boatmen—First class—Samuel Kemsley, J. M'Lean, David Hammond. G. Kirkpatrick, J. M'Intyre. Second class —J. W. Iiovell, A.' White, Wm. M'Crindle, J. Darroch, Thomas C Duff, John Whiteford, Thomas Brittlebank. Messenger, Jas. Johnstone—Housekeeper, Mrs Elizabeth John- stone.

: Principal Coast Officers —Ardrishaig, John Lindsay ; Islay

Duncan M'Phail ; Oban—William Poison ; Tobermory—Colin Campbell. Hours of attendance for the despatch of public business—In-door

Department, from ten till four ; Out-Door Department, from 1st April to 30th September, from six till nine a.m., and from ten a.m. till four p.m. ; during February, March, October, and November, from nine a.m. till four p.m., and during January and December, from nine a.m. till three p.m. and the Long Room till two o'clock p.m. on Saturdays. The following Holidays are observed : •Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the anniversary of the Birth- day of Her Majesty.

LIST OF BONDED WAREHOUSES IN GREENOCK, AND WHERE RESPECTIVELY SITUATED.

Itfos. Where Situate. Nos. Where Situate. 1. West Quay. 19. Rue-end street. 2. Do. 20. Virginia street. 3. Do. 21. Excise buildings. 4. Do. 22. Bogle street. 5. Rue-end street. 23. Mansionhouse street. 43. Charles street. 24. West Quay. 7. Jamaica street. 25. Argyll street. 9. Mansionhouse lane. 26. Ropework street. 10. Do. street. 27. East Shaw street. 11. Bogle street. 28. Bogle street. 12. Dock lane. 29. Baker street. 13. Customhouse buildings. 30. West breast. r 14. Clyde street. 31. West quay. 15. Customhouse buildings. 32. St Andrew street. 16. Bogle street. 35. Cartsburn street. 17. Rue-end street. 36. West Blackhall street. 37. Shaw street. ;

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38. Virginia street. 51. Dellingburn —street. 39. Clarence street, Ardgowan Transit shed "West quay. street, Glebe. Do. East India 41. Nicolson street. Harbour. 42. Chapel street. Do. West Pier, 4a. Dalrymple street. Victoria 46. Baker street. Harbour. 48. Do.

FISHERY OFFICE—3 Bank Street. George Beiach, Inspector of Fisheries. John Bain, Fishery Officer.

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES), Customhouse Buildings. David Murray, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute. Clerks—John Reid and John Dickson. Open from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 till 1.

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (LATE EXCISE), Customhouse Buildings. John Robertson, Collector. John Mailer, First Clerk, and Charles Duncan, Second Clerk. Greenock District. William H. Campbell, Supervisor. Surveying Officers—John Gordon, John Blench, Adam Hamilton,. Samuel Hunter, William Higgins, and Charles J. Bigg. Housekeeper, Catherine Hunter. Open every lawful day from 9 morning till 3 afternoon. PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES. FIRST ward. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing!, at the point where Ladyburn joins the River Clyde, and running westward along the margin of the said river to a point at the northern extremity of the Pier or Quay which divides the Victoria Harbour

from the East India Harbour ; thence along the said Pier or Quay to Rue-end Street, where it joins Dellingburn Street to Dellingbura

Square ; thence along the said Square, to the foot of Baker Street

thence along the centre of Baker Street to Drumfrochar Road ; thence Along the centre of Drumfrochar Road to the point where the —;;

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h oundary of the Second, Third, and Fourth Wards meet in that road thence southward in a straight line, to the Parliamentary boundary at the Upper East Reservoir, and from thence eastward and northward along the Parliamentary boundary to the point first described. —Number of voters, 682. SECOND WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at a point at the northern extremity of the Pier or Quay which divides the Victoria Harbour from the East India Harbour, and running westward along the margin of the river to the opening of the West Harbour; thence in a straight lino to the northern extremity

of the Mid Quay ; thence along the centre of the Mid Quay to Wil-

liam Street ; thence along the centre of said Street to the centra

of Cathcart Square ; thence along the said square to the foot of

Bank Street ; thence along the centre of Bank Street to its southern

extremity ; thence in a straight line to Drumfrochar Road, at the point where the boundaries of the First, Third and Fourth Wards meet; thence eastward along the centre of Drumfrochar Road to Baker

Street ; thence along the centre of Baker Street to Dellingburn

Square ; thence along Dellingburn Square to Dellingburn Street, and the Pier or Quay dividing the Victoria Harbour from the East India Harbour to the point first described. —Number of voters, 759. THIRD "WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the northern extremity of the Mid Quay, and running along the

said quay to the foot of William Street ; thence along the centre of the

said street to the centre of Catheart Square ; thence to the foot of Bank

Street ; thence along the centre of the said street to its southern ex-

tremity ; thence in a straight line to the point in Drumfrochar Road

where the First, Second, and Fourth Wards meet ; thence westward along the centre of Drumfrochar Road, to the point where it joins

Ann Street ; thence northward along the centre of Ann Street te

Buccleugh Street ; thence along the centre of Buecleugh Street thence along the centre of Buccleugh Street to Vennel; thence

along the centre of the Vennel to Charles Street ; thence along the centre of Charles Street to Dalrymple Street; thence along

the centre of Dalrymple Street to West Quay Lane ; thence along

the centre of West Quay Lane to the West Quay ; thence along

the centre of the West Quay Lane to the margin of the river ; thence eastward along the margin of the river to the opening of the West Harbour, and thence in a straight line to the point first described. Number of voters, 546. FOURTH WARD.

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at the point where the West Burn joins the River Clyde, and run- ;

ning up the said burn to the point where it is crossed by Craw- f urd Stx*eet ; tbence along the centre of Sugarhouse Lane to Ven- nel ; thence along the centre of the Vennel to the point where it meets Inverkip Street ; thence along the centre of Inverkip

-Street to the West Burn ; thence up the West Burn to the Parlia- mentary boundary ; thence along the said boundary to the Upper

East Reservoir ; thence northward in a straight line to the point in Drumfrochar Road where the First, Second, and Third Wards meet thence westward along the centre of Drumfrochar Road to Ann St. thence northward along the centre of Ann Street to Buccleugh

Street ; thence along the centre of Buccleugh Street to Vennel : thence along the centre of the Vennel to Charles Street ; thence

along the centre of Charles Street to Dalrymple Street ; thence along

the centre of Dalrymple Street to West Quay Lane ; thence along

the centre of West Quay Lane to the West Quay ; thence along the

West Quay to the margin of the river ; and thence westward along the margin of the river to the point first described.—Number of Toters, 611. FIFTH WARD.

All the remaining parts of the Burgh.—Number of voters, 84:2.

JAMES JOHNSTON GRIEVE, Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock, Address—Levan, by Gourock. 74 Queen's Gate, South Kensington, London. W.

RIGHT HONOURABLE HENRY AUSTIN BRUCE, (Home Secretary), Member of Parliament for the County of Renfrew. Address—No. 1 Queen's Gate, Kensington, London, W.

CONSULS AT GREENOCK. Swedish and Norwegian—T. 0. Hunter. Danish—Ge«rge Dempster.

LLOYD'S AGENT FOR GREENOCK and PORT-GLASGOW, T. 0. HUNTER. AGENT FOR LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS—T. 0. HUNTER. APPENDIX. 23

GREENOCK CENSUS RETURNS FOR 1861. Males. Females. Total. East Parish 5,783 5,329 11,112 Mid Parish 4,587 4,768 9,355 West Parish 9,958 11,675 21,634 Beyond the Parliamentary ) - _ 5g3 1 ^ ' Boundary J Seafaring and other persons ) _gg , gg 614 absent from home /

21,609 22,512 44,121 Census of 1851 39,391

To increase 4,730 Those persons living beyond the Parliamentary boundary, but returned in schedules from Greenock, and also seafaring persons and others absent from home, were included in the census of 1851 ; they are added in the above table as on 'tbat occassion, the whole exhibit- ing an inrcease in the population of 4,730.

Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1645. First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751. Greenock Library began in 1703. Greenock Chamber of Commerce incorporated 1813. Greenock Ragged School, Captain Street, opened 1858. Shaws Water introduced in the year 1827. Greenock Gas Works erected in 1828. Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened in the year 1841. Railway to Wemyss Bay opened May, 1865. Greenock and Ayrshire Railway opened 1869. Theatre Royal opened December, 1858. Victoria Harbour opened on 18th October, 1850. Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum laid on the 17th October, 1850. Flood at Cartsdyke, 21st November, 1835. Foundation Stone of Albert Harbour laid on 7th August 1862. James Watt born 19th January, 1736. Died 25th August, 1819. Sacramental Fast-days—Thursday before feurth Sunday of March, and Thursday before first Sunday of October. Fairs—First Thursday in July, and fourth Tuesday in November.

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. Provost—James Morton. 24 APPENDIX.

Bailies.

Robert Neill. I Dugald Campbell. William Birkmyre. William Neill. Treasurer—"William Boag Paul

Councillors. 1st Ward. Thomas Niven. Dugald Campbell. Charles Grey. Alexander Scott. William B. Paul. Sd Ward. James T. Caird. William Neill. Robert Neill. 5th Ward. C. P. Hunter. James Morton. 2d Ward. William Birkmyre. Duncan Hendry. 4th Ward. John Fleming. Graham Brymner. Edward Wilson. George Arbuckle.

Ordinary Meetings first Tuesday of every month.

Office-Bearers.

Town Clerk —John Kerr Gray. Chamberlain—John Adam. Auditor—John Gillespie. Procurators-Fiscal—Archibald M'Callum and Daniel Maclean. Assessors Police Court—John Kerr Gray and Archibald Maclean. Master of Works—James Ban*. Harbour Masters—John Millar, Archibald Brown, James Bailey, and Malcolm Darroch. Dock Master—John Millar. Collector of Harbour and Anchorage Dues—Andrew Nimmo. Collector of Town's Assessment and Billet Master—A. Chalmers. Assessor under Valuation of Lands A^t—James Drummond. Superintendent of the Town and Quay Police—David Dewar. Police Surgeon—Charles Auld, M.D. Assessor—Alexander Murray Dunlop, Advocate, Edinburgh. Organist—George Thomas Poulter. Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds—Robert Sheridan. DEAN OF GUILD COURT.

Dean of Guild—Robert Neill. Assessor of Court—Hew M'llwraith. Clerk of Court—Hew M'llwraith. Joint-Procurators-Fiscal of Court—Daniel Maclean and Archibald MacCallum. Master of Works—James Barr. Bar Officer—Robert Kean. Court Hall— Police Buildings, Court Days—Thursday of each alternate week, at 2 p.m. —

TRUSTEES ON THE HARBOURS.

By Act of Parliament, the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, with the following gentlemen, elected by the Shipowners and Harbour Ratepayers. Robert Cuthbert. Dugald Shankland. Hugh Walker. William Lindsay. Robert Davie. James H??nilton. James Stewart. Archibald Adam. A. 0. Leitch. Cle>-k— John Kerr Gray. POLICE BOARD. The Trustees for paving, lighting, cleansing, and watching the

Town, in terms of the Act of Parliamen , are the Provost, Magis- trates, and Town Council, along with nine persons elected by the Feuars, Householders, and Ratepayers, three of them in November

annually, viz : William Hair. Alexander Shearer. A. F. Richmond, M.D. Archibald Paton. J. M. Hutcheson. John Neilson. J. M. Crawford. David MTlwraith. William Crawford. Clerk—John Kerr Gray. Collector—A. Chalmers. Inspectors under Public Health Act—Joseph Orr and James Burrell. Superintendent of Street Cleaning—Joseph Orr. TRUSTEES FOR SUPPLYING THE TOWN WITH WATER. The Provost and Bailies. Treasurer Paul, Councillors Wilson and Fleming. Police Commissioners Hair, Richmond, J. M. Crawford, Shearer, and Neilson. Clerk—Archibald Maclean. Collector—James Brown, junr. Treasurer—John Adam. Superintendent—James Wilson. Auditor—John Gillespie. DESCRIPTION OF FALLS LET AND UNLET ALONG LINE OF AQUEDUCTS BETWEEN OVERTON AND THE SEA. OLD LINE. No. Height. H.P. 1. Sugar Refinery, Crawhalls & Co., 26 feet. 46 2. Grain Mills,' Mackenzie & Walker, 24 „ 43 3. Sugar Refinery, A. Scott & Sons, 17 „ 30 (Sugar Refinery, Do. ) 4. -< Foundry, Rankine & Blackmore > 26 „ 46 (Chemical Work, John Poynter & Son, ) 5. Chemical Work, Do., 22 „ 39 6. Rice Mill, A. A. C. Statham, 19£ „ 35 7. Sail Cloth Mill, Greenock Sacking Co., 28 „ 50 ;

26 APPENDIX.

No. Height. H.P. 8, fCotton Mill, Greenock Cotton Spin-") & A ningCo., V 64£ „ 230 9. (Sugar Refinery, Neill, Dempster, &Neill,} 10. Rope Work, A. Tough & Son, 23 „ 40 11. Dyeing & Carding Mill, R.Houston & Son, 34£ „ 60 12. Woollen Mill, Fleming & Reid, 29| „ 53

13. Woollen Mill, Do., 20 ,, 36 18. Paper Mill, Brown, Stewart & Co., 30 „ 54=

FALLS STILL TO LET ON OLD LINE.

No. 14—34 feet, 60 horse power ; No. 15 —30 feet, 54 horse-power

No. 16—29 feet, 53 horse-power ; No. 17—30 feet, 54 horse-power; No. 19—26 feet, 46 horse-powei'. These falls have a supply of 1300 cubic feet per minute, for

twelve hours per day, during 310 days per year ; and two Scotch acres of ground for mills, &c, go along with each at a nominal feu duty. NEW LINE. Height. H.P. No. 1. Grain Mill, George Allan jun., 14 ft. 25 „ 2. Greenock Foundry Co., 45 „ 81 „ 3. Sugar Refinery, Dawson, Martin, & Co., 18 „ 32 „ 4. Sugar Refinery, Blair, Reid & Steele, 21 „ 38 ' 5 & ( Shaws Water Foundry, M'Nab & Co., „ 48 86 6 Sugar Refinery, Pattens ,, „ \ & Co., J „ 7. Sugar Refinery, Anderson, Orr & Co., 12 „ 21

CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

Directors.

Thomas Hill, Esq., Merrylee, Glasgow—Chairman. Lieutenant-Colonel Salkeld, Holm Hill, Carlisle. Daniel Anslie, Esq., The Gart, Callander, and 48 Moray Place, Edinburgh. J. C. Bolton, Esq., Glasgow, and Carbrook, Stirling. James Clerk, Esq., Glasgow. Andrew Buchanan, Esq., Auchentorlie, Dumbartonshire. James Taylor, Esq., Stanley Hall, Burntisland. Robert Ferguson, Esq., Dundee. John Cowan, Esq. Glasgow. Andrew Davidson, Esq., Perth. Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart., Fasque, Laurencekirk. Andrew Green Thompson, Esq., Bridekirk, Cumberland. William W. Hozier, Esq. of Tannochside, Bellshill. Ai'chd. Gibson, Secretary. ;

APPENDIX. 27

GREENOCK AND AYRSHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. Directors. Peter Clouaton, Esq., 1 Park Terrace, Glasgow, Chairman. Sir Andrew Orr, of Harvieston and Castle Campbell, Deputy-Chair- man. Bobert Barclay, Esq., 21 Park Terrace, Glasgow. Archibald Finnie, Esq., Kilmarnock. Thomas Oliphant Hunter, Esq., Greenock. David Johnstone, Esq., Belleaire, Greenock. John Kerr, Esq. of Trochrague, Greenock. J. Roger, Esq., 1 Claremont Gardens, Glasgow. Alexander Ronaldson, Esq., 7 Park Terrace, Glasgow. J. W. Wainwright, Secretary. GREENOCK RAILWAY GUARANTEED COMPANY. Directors. John Rodger, jun. Andrew Tasker. George Adam John Duncan, Secretary—24 West Burn Street.

TOWN AND HARBOUR POLICE.—Office, Taylor's Close. David Dewar, Superintendent, residing at 34 Brisbane Street—Four

Lieutenants ; Three Inspectors (in Detective Department)

Nine Sergeants ; Two Detective Officers ; and Eighty-Seven

Constables ; One Female Searcher. Charles Auld, M.D., Police Surgeon—House, 5 Houston Street—Consulting Rooms, 3 Bank Street.

GREENOCK PRISON—Nelson Street, West. John Love, Governor. Isaac Aston, Watchman. Ann Adams, Matron. Mrs Fleming, Female Warder. Alexander Walker, Donald Brotchie, Chaplain. John Blackeley, and Dr Shortridge, Surgeon. Duncan uampbell, Warders.

LOWER WARD COMMITTEE OF RENFREWSHIRE PRISON BOARD.

Provost Morton. I Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart. The Four Bailies of Greenock. Sheriff Tennent. James H. Dunn, writer, Paisley, Clerk to the Board.

ENGINES FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRES. Tlie Water Engines and other apparatus are deposited at the Engine-House, Taylor's Close. Keys for them to be found at the Police Office. George M'Cartney, Superintendent of Engines. 2 8 APPENDIX. MARKETS. Fish Market, 1 West Breast. Mesh Market, Market Street—George Moffat, Inspector and Superintendent at the Market. Cattle bought and sold daily. No Weekly Markets held since the cattle plague. Fairs are held annually, beginning on the first Thursday of July, and fourth Tuesday of November ; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held on the Friday before Glasgow Whitsun-Monday Fair, and on the Friday immediately preceding Kilbarchan Fair.

GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY. Inverkip Street.—Established 1819. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., President. The Provost of Greenock, Adam Fairrie, and Robert Macfiej Vice-Presidents. James Kelso, Treasurer. George Williamson, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Matthew Hill, Chairman. Robert Allan, Deputy-Chairman.

Provost of Port-Glasgow. R. B. Finlay. W. 0. Leitch. Stewart Robertson. Alexander Currie. Alexander S. Modes. Alexander M. Fleming. Alexander Scott. Robert H. Houston. Thomas Prentice. William Crawford. John H. Scott. T. M. Macfarlane. John Anderson. Alexander Mackenzie. John Douglas. The Chairman of the Parochial Board of Greenock. The Chairman of the Parochial Board of Port-Glasgow. The Convener of the House Committee of the Parochial Board. of Greenock. The Convener of the Relief Committee of the Paro chial. Board, Greenock. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Drs Shortridge, Wallace, Wilson, and Fox. Wm. M'Laurin, M.B., CM., House Surgeon. Miss Johnstone, Lady Superintendent. John Trust, Assistant Apothecary. Friends of patients are allowed to visit them every lawful day fi'om 9 till 10 a.m. The dispensary for out-patients is open from, 12 till 1. Applicants are required to pay Id for each prescription, and to come provided with bottles for mixtures, &c. Applicants for admission as in-patients are required to present themselves at 12 APPENDIX. 29

noon for exa urination by the medical attendant. They must be providedjwith subscribers' tickets. Admission will be given only if the applican ts be found proper objects, and there be room in the house.

GEEENOCK PABOCHIAL BOAED. Eooms, Captain Stheet. Provost Morton, Chairman of the Board. Eev. F. L, Bobertson, Chairman of Committee of Management. The Management is vested in a General Committee—sub-divided into small Committees for the despatch of the business. John S. Deas, Inspector. John Gentles and J. P. Kemp, Assistants. Eobert Fairlie, James Muir, and Dugald M'Lean, Clerks. Thomas Burton, Collector and Cashier. Thomas Smith, Out-Door Collector. James Clapperton, Clerk. Samuel Shortr idge, John M'Culloch, and John M'Dougall, District Surgeons. Archibald Blair, Governor, and MrstBucfcan, Matron of Poor-House. James Wallace, M D., House Surgeon. John Hunter, Chaplain. John Gillespie, Auditor.

GEEENOCK LIBEAEY— Watt Monument, Union Stkeet Instituted 1783. Managed by a Committee selected (from the Shareholders), annually in January. William M'Clure, Chairman. Alex. S. Mor ies, Treasurer—Allan Park Paton, Secretary and Librarian. The Library (including Foreign, Theological, Scientific, Mathe- matical and Botanical Departments), contains about 16,000 volumes, and has about 250 subscribers. There is a large supply of the most recently published works of importance and interest. The first-class subscription, entitling to a new work of one or more volumes, an old work of similar size, and a review or mag- azine, is 21s. The second-class subscription entitles to one volume at a time from the General Library, such having been one year there, is 6s 6d. Students are entitled, without charge, to the use of the Scientific and Mathematical Library founded by Watt, and to the Libraries of Theological and other works, bequeathed by Thomai Fairrie and the Eev. James Williamson. The Monument ia open, to visitors. 30 APPENDIX. GREENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. Sir Michael Street and Tobago Street. Instituted 1836. James Auld, President—John Stevens, Treasurer. George Hutton, Secretary—Peter M'Callum, Curator and Librarian. The Institution consists of a Large Hall, and a number of Com- mittee Rooms, used for lectures, concerts, soirees, public and trades* meetings. A Library of upwards of 5,000 volumes of scientific fee, and miscellaneous literature ; one shilling per half-year. An Institution Club, consisting of Reading Room, with an excellent and varied supply of Newspapers, Popular Periodicals, Magazines,

Reviews, &c. ; and a large and comfortable Club Room, furnished with Billiard and Bagatelle Tables, Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, &C, for the use of the members. Fee, Is 6d per quarter. Public Baths, where hot, cold, and shower baths can be had at a minute's notice, from twopence to sixpence each.

GREENOCK COFFEE ROOM -2 Cathcart Square. Opened in 1820. Terms, £1 Is per annum, paid in advance. Strangers residing in the town for not more than six weeks admitted gratis. committee. T. O. Hunter. Graham Brymner. John MacCunn. Andrew Carmichael. William Ross. Matthew Hill. D. D. Adamson. J. M. Macgill. William Lindsay. D. D. Adamson, Secretary and Treasurer. James F. Baird, Curator.

GREEN OCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS AND ASSEMBLY ROOMS—27 Cathcart Street. George Craig, Proprietor, Finnart Street.

GREENOCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Chairman—T. O. Hunter. Treasurer— Colin. S. Caird MacCunn. Robert Blair. John Robert Cuthbert. J. C Hunter. Morton. James Bell. James GrieVe. Robert Little. Walter Shankland. Robert Lusk. Dugald Thomas King, Watt Place, Secretary. APPENDIX. 31

CHARITY SCHOOL—Ann Street. COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT. Provost Morton, President—W. 0. Leitch, Esq., Chairman. Messrs Q. L. Anderson. Messrs Samuel Nicol. Archibald Cowan. Wm. Hastie. James M'Lean. Wm. Milligan. Matthew Hill. John Clapperton. Robert H. Houston. George M'Dougall. James Gilkison. David Prentice. James Paterson. Robert Hill. John Douglas. J. H. Henderson. D. D. Adamson. Hugh Fullarton. Archd. J. Black. David B. M'Kelvie. J. M'William. William Lamont. D. M'Dougall. John Stewart. Mr Alexander Ferguson, Treasurer. Mr John M. Hutcheson, Secretary. TEACHERS. Mr Thomas Kay, Head Master. Miss F. Stewart, Assistant. Mr Eadie, Assistant. Miss Campbell do. Miss Davis, do. George Dick, Monitor. Miss J. Canning, do. MARINE BOARD AND SHIPPING OFFICE, 5 Virginia Street. LOCAL MARINE BOARD.

Provost of Greenock (ex- officio) , Chairman. NOMINEES OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.

Thomas O. Hunter. i James Stewart. Robert Steele. John MacCunn. ELECTED BY THE SHIPOWNERS. Archibald Adam. James Hamilton. John H. Carmichael. John M'Gregor. R. Shankland. William Neill. Thomas King, Watt Place, Secretary. John M'llvain, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine. James D. Macdonald, Deputy, &c, do. do. Charles Lewis, First Clerk. James M'Dougall, Second Clerk. William Cousar and Donald Fergusson, Assistants and Runners. The Examinations of Masters and Mates in Seamanship and Navigation, and of Engineers, are held every alternate Thursday and Friday. Andrew Small, Examiner in Navigation. James Gilkison, Examiner in Seamanship. James Grier, Examiner in Steam. »

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INVERKIP STREET AND DUNCAN STREET BURYING GROUNDS. TABLE OF RATES OF INTERMENT. Rates of Interment in the Inverkip Street and Duncan Street Burying Grounds, appointed by the Town Council of Green- ock to be enacted from and after the 2d day of April, 1850 years. I. When the body is conveyed in a hearse, drawn by four horses, or carried shoulder high, For digging or filling in the grave 8s Od If a tombstone is removed—for taking it off and putting it on. 3s Od If assistance be given in putting in a mortsafe, and afterwards taking it out and re-dressing the ground 2s Od II. Where the body is conveyed in a hearse drawn by two horses, For digging and filling in the grave 6s Od If a tombstone is removed—for taking it off and putting it on 2s Od If assistance be given in putting in a mortsafe and afterwards taking it out and re-dressing the ground Is 6d III. Where the body is carried on spokes, or conveyed in a hearse drawn by one horse, For digging and filling in the grave, 4s Od No charge to be made for taking off or putting on tombstone. IV. Where a body belonging to the working classes is conveyed in a hearse, without regard to the number of horses, or carried shoulder high on spokes, For digging and filling in the grave, 4s Od No charge to be made for taking off and putting on tomb- stones. c 34 APPENDIX.

CHILDREN.*

I. Where the body is conveyed in a chaise. For digging and filling in the grave 4s Od For taking off and putting on tombstone ...2s Od If assistance be given in putting in a mortsafe, and afterwards taking it out, and re-dressing the ground Is 6d II. Where the body is carried on hand-spokes or brought in a chaise, For digging and filling in the grave 2s Od If a tombstone, no charge to be made for removing or putting on the stone. Although more than one body be interred at the same time in one and the same grave, no additional charge to be made, unless it be necessary to have the grave deeper than six feet, being the usual depth of a grave, in which case the cost of such extra depth must be paid by the undertaker. The charges to be paid by the undertaker, or person giving intimation to the Chamberlain, at the time of giving such intimation to inter, and obtaining permission to open the grave. JOHN KERR GRAY, Town Clerk. COURTS. SHERIFF COURT. Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday at half-past 10 o'clock, and every Friday at 11 o'clock forenoon during Session. Sheriff —Patrick Fraser. Sheriff-Substitute —Hugh Lyon Tennent. Sheriff-Substitutes—Robert Neil), Claud Marshall, and Thomas King, in absence of Hugh Lyon Tennent. Clerk —Hugh Dempster. Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. Depute-Clerks—Archibald M'Callum and F. D. Morrison, in the absence of James Inglis. Procurator-Fiscal—Robert Blair. Auditor—James Inglis.

SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT. Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday, at 11 o'clock. Continued cases are disposed of before new cases. Sheriff—Patrick Fraser. Sheriff-Substitute —Hugh Lyon Tennent. Clerk—Hugh Dempster. Depute-Clerk— James Inglis.

* To include in this term those under twelve years of age. APPENDIX. 35 BURGH AND POLICE COURT. Held in the Police Court Hall, Taylor's Close, every lawful day at ten o'clock. Judges—the Provost and Bailies. Assessor—Town Clerk. Depute Assessor—Archibald Maclean. Prosecutors—Joint-Procurators-Fiscal, Archibald M'Callum and Daniel Maclean.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. Held in the County Buildings, 2 Bank Street, every Thursday at Eleven o'clock forenoon. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (GREENOCK AND VICINITY). Little, Robert Hunter, Thomas 0. Adam, Archibald Johnston, David Ballantino, James Stewart, Sir Michael R. Shaw Binnie, Robert Blair, Robert Dunlop, Robert Grieve, James J. Robertson, Robert William Grieve, Walter Caird, J. T. Hunter, Charles P. Turner, George Kerr, John Martin, M. J. MacCunn, John Grey, Charles Neill, John Morton, James Tasker, Andrew Hunter, John Steele, Robert Hunter, John C. Murray, David Craig, John R. Latbam, D. M. Burnet, John Kincaid, Thomas Burns, John Stewart, James Erskine, John Steele, Robert, jun. Balderston. David Sheriff-Substitute Brown, Matthew Provost and Bailies Duff, James ex-officiis. Fleming, John Clerk, John Bartlemorc. Depute-Clerk, James Inglis. Procurator-Fiscal—Daniel Maclean.

QUARTER SESSIONS.

Held at Renfrew on the second and third Tuesdays in April, and third .and last Tuesdays in October. Meetings for Licensing publicans for the Burghs of Greenock and Port-Glasgow, are held on the second Tuesday in April and the third Tuesday in October, and for the remainder of the Lower Ward on the third Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October. Applications for licenses (printed. forms of which can be had at the APPENDIX.

Justice of Peace Clerk's Office), must be lodged at least fourteen days previous to the day of meeting. Appeal Court held in May. COMMISSARY COURT. Held at Greenock every Friday at 11 o'clock forenoon. Commissary—Patrick Fraser. Deputes—Hugh Lyon Tennent and Hugh Cowan. Clerk—John Bartlemore. Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS FOR LOWER WARD OF RENFREWSHIRE. The Sheriff of the County. James Stewart of Garvocks. Sheriff- Substitute at Greenock. David Johnston, Merchant, Robert Macfie of Langhouse. Greenock. W. C. Graham Bontine of Ardoch. Robert Blair, Merchant, Green- Alex. Graham of Capellie. ock. George Burns, Wemyss House, James Morton, Merchant, Wemyss Bay. Greenock. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. M. F. Dunlop, Clerk—John Gillespie, Assessor. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE ASSESSED TAX ACTS FOR THE LOWER WARD OF THE COUNTY. - k^^Hf) n*. The Sheriff of the Cosfify" j**^ Robert Macfie of Langhc Hugh Lyon Tennent, Sheriff- John Burns of Castle Wemyss, Substitute, Greenock. George Burns, Wemyss House? Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute, Wemyss Bay. Paisley. The Provost of Port-Glasgow. Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, The Provost of Greenock. Bart. George Arbuckle, Greenock. Duncan Darroch of Gourock. Matthew Arbuckle, Greenock. James Anderson of Highholm.

COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY FOR LOWER WARD (WHO ARE NOT ASSESSED TAX COMMISSIONERS), FOR YEAR 1869. William Brown of Plaintreeyett, James Foster King, of Carnegfo M.D., Glasgow. Park, Longhaugh, Bishop- John Burnet of Mileburn, Glas- ton. gow. James Stewart of Garvocks, re- Wm. Melvin, Ashton, Geurock. siding at Southbar, Paisley. John Fulton Anstruther, Merch- Admiral Sir Houston Stewart, ant, Port-Glasgow. R.N., and C.B. A- Hair, Merchant, Port-Glasgow. James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply, Paisley. APPENDIX. 37 LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Lord-Lieutenant—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Vice-Lieutenant—Archibald C. Campbell of Blythswood. Convener, Thomas Spier of Blackstone. Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel of Mure, Lieut -Colonel William of Ballochmyle. Caldwell. Alexander, Capt. J.H.I, of South- Napier, Sir J. M. of Milliken & bar, R.N. Napier, Bart. Blantyre, Lord. Napier, John Stirling, of Merchis- Buchanan, Colonel C. D. R. C. of ton House. Drumpellier and Finlaystone. Pollok, Allan, of Faside and Darroch, Duncan of Gourock. Broom. Glasgow, Earl of. Richardson, Thomas of Ralston. Graham, John of Fereneze. Speir, Robert Thomas Napier. Gordon, John of Aikenhead. Speir, Thomas of Blackstone. Gilmour, Allan of Eaglesham. Stewart, John A. Shaw, London. Harvey, James O. L. of Castle- Stirling, Captain James, R.N. of Glentyan. Harvey, Henry Lee. Scott, James, Glasgov Macdowal, Major - General of Garthland. Clerk of Lieutenancy, John M'Dougall, Greenock. ^ tv^^Lu^ic FACULTY OF PROCURATORS. Dean of Faculty—Thomas King, 2 Watt Place. Treasurer and Fiscal—Robert Neill, 6 West Blackhall Street. Secretary and Auditor—James Inglis, Sheriff-Clerk Depute. Council—A. Swan, Wm. Lewis, J. C. Smith, D. R. M'Lelland, Robert Blair, C. Marshall, and the Office-Bearers. RESIDENT MEMBERS OF FACULTY. Anderson George, Port-Glasgow, - 1863 Anderson John, Port-Glasgow, - 1863 Auld James, 45 Hamilton street, -..-.- 1867 Black John, 2 West Blackhall street, - 1849 Blair Alexander, 27 West Burn street, 1865 Blair Robert, 45 Hamilton street, 1858 Boag Andrew, 14 Hamilton street, 1857 Buchan Peter, Town-Clerk, Port-Glasgow, - 1865 Chalmers Robert Watson, William street, 1868 Dempster Hugh, 32 Cathcart street, 1838 Denniston Archibald, 49 Cathcart street, 1840 Dunlop Malcolm Fraser, 2 Church place, 1868 Fyfe John Paton, 1 Bank street, 1865 Glen James, 2 Church place, - 1868 38 APPENDIX.

Gray John Kerr, Town Clerk, ----- 1838 Inglis James, Sheriff-Clerk Depute, - 1833 * King Thomas, 2 Watt Place, 1838 Lade Alexander, Port-Glasgow, - - - - - 1859 * Langwill Archibald, 8 Hamilton street, - 1845 Lewis William, 1 Bank street, ----- 1865 MacCallum Archibald, 5 Hamilton street, - - 1840 MacLelland Daniel Ritchie, Port-Glasgow, - 1859 * M'Clure William, 40 Cathcart street, - 1837 M'Culloch Colin, 8 West Blackball street, - - 1867 Macdougall John, Mansion-house, - 184$ Macdonald George, 40 Cathcart street, - 1866 * M.'Ilwraith Hew, 4 Hamilton street, - 1835 Maclean Daniel, 14 Hamilton street, - 1849 * Marshall Claud, 14 William street, - 1854 * Morrison Finlay Daniel, 82 Cathcart street, - - - 1864 * Muir Crawford, 5 Hamilton sti-eet, - 1824 * Neill Robert, 6 West Blackball street, - - - 1846 Neill Stewart, 6 West Blackball street, - 1856 * Patten Henry Tower, 8 Cathcart square, - 1832 David Scobbie, Port-Glasgow, - 1865 * Smith James Campbell, 11 William street, - - - 1863 Swan Allan, 4 Hamilton street, ----- 1849 * Turner James, jun., 27 West Burn street, - - - 1822 Weir Allan, 7 William street, ----- 1854 * Williamson George, 48 Cathcart street, - 1844 Yuill Archibald, 46 Cathcart street, - 1821 Those marked thus (*) are Notaries Public. The years are those in which they were admitted Procurators. Paton Allan Park, Notary Public, - 1841 BANKING HOUSES.

BANK OF SCOTLAND—47 Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 2 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Bank of Scotland, 11 Old Broad street, Lon-

don ; Smith, Payne & Smiths, aud Coutts & Co., London ; Bank of

England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Manchester Provincial and Liverpool District Bank ; National Bank of England ;

London and County Bank ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, and on the Branches of the Commercial Bank, and British Linen Co., and Union Bank of Scotland, in towns where the Bank of Scotland ha3 no agencies. The Bank of Scotland also issues drafts and letters of

credit on Bank of British North America, Canada, and New York ; on Bank of Australasia, Australia, and New Zealand ; on Bank of APPENDIX. 3i>

Otago, New Zealand; Bank of New Zealand, and on branches of Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China. Bank of

Scotland also grants Foreign Credits and Marginal Bills ; furnishes Circular Notes, free of charge, for the use of travellers and others, payable in all the principal towns on the Continent of Europe, and elsewhere throughout the world ; and negociates Bills on all the principal towns in British and Foreign parts. Agent—Thomas Stark. Accountant—Peter Ballingall. Teller, David Kerr. Clerks, John M'Gregor, Duncan M'Neill, and Robert F. Alexander.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY—15 William Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till .3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on

Saturdays. Draws on Smith, Payne, and Smiths, London ; Bank of

England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Samuel

Smith & Co., Derby and Nottingham ; Carlisle and Cumberland

Bank, Carlisle and Branches ; J. Blackhouse & Co., Darlington, and

Branches ; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank, Halifax ; Sheffield and Rother- ham Bank, Sheffield and Rotherham ; Branches of the National

Provincial Bank of England ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Huddersfield

Banking Co. and Branches, and on all principal towns in Britain ; also, on New York, Bank of Montreal and Branches ; Bank of Brit- ish Columbia and Branches, New Westminster, B.C., Victoria,

Vancouver's Island, and San Francisco ; South America, Uanklyn

& Co., Buenos A /res ; English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered

Banks, Adelaid ;, Sydney, and Melbourne ; Banks of Australasia and Branches i a New South Wales, South Australia, Victoria,

Queensland, and Tasmania; Bank of Otago, Dunedin and Branches ;

Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, and Branches ; India Oriental Bank Corporation London and South Africa Bank and Branches, at Cape of Good Lope, Natal, and British Caffraria. Issues Circular Notes' tor travelling on the Continent.

Agent, Thomas Oliphant Hunter. . Teller, William Philp. Clerks, Adam Dowie, James Nelson, James Campbell, and Robert Aitken.

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK—32 Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on

Saturdays. Draws on the London Joint Stock Bank, London ; Man-

chester and Liverpool District Bank, Liverpool ; National Provincial

Bank of England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Ulster Banking Company and Branches; and on all the principal

Montreal ; the towns in Britain ; also on the Bank of and Branches Union Bank of Australia and the Bank of New Zealand. ;;

40 APPENDIX.

Agent, Colin S. Caird. Accountant, David Aitken. Teller, J. Tannahill. Clerks, R. W. Campbell, J. Hinmers, Edwin D. Muir. James Kerr, Porter.

CLYDESDALE BANK—7 Hamilton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on

Saturdays. Draws on Barnet, Hoares & Co., London ; North of

Scotland Bank and Branches ; Caledonian Bank and Branches ;

National Provincial Bank of England and Branches ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank and Branches ; Union Bank of Man- chester ; Union Bank of Liverpool; Hull Banking Company;

Birmingham and Midland Bank ; Huddersfield Bank ; Lambton

Sr. Co., Newcastle, and Branches ; Carlisle City and District Bank

Lancaster Bank and Branches ; Yorkshire Bank and Branches

West of England Bank and Branches ; Gurneys & Co., Norwich, and Branches ; Coventry Union Bank ; National Bank in Ireland and Branches; Belfast Banking Co., and Branches ; Ulster Bank and Branches ; Bombay, British North America, New York, Halifax, Nova Scotia, St John's, New Brunswick, and San Francisco. Agent, Benjamin Noble. Accountant, A. M. Humphreys—House above the Bank. Teller, John Rodger. Clerks—Thomas Hunter, James M'Ewan, and Hugh M'Clure.

CLYDESDALE BANK—East Branch. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Barnets, Hoares, Hanbury & Lloyd, Lon- don, &c., same as West Branch. Agent, A. Tasker. Accountant, John Agnew. Clerk, M. Carswell.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. Established in 1810, and incorporated by Royal Charter. Draws on London and Westminster Bank, and Coutts & Co., London; and negotiates Bills on every place in Great Britain and Ireland

; where there is a Bank or Banker issues Circular Notes ; grants Drafts, or Letters of Credit on the principal Cities and Towns of England and Ireland, and of Canada, and on New York and Paris; grants Drafts and Letters of Credit, and negotiates Bills on India,

Australia, and New Zealand ; and is agent for the following estab- lishments, viz., the North of Scotland Banking Co.; National Pro-

vincial Bank of England. ; Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank ; Metro-

politan Bank ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Carlisle City and District ;

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Bank ; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank ; West Riding Union Bank, Hud-

; Leamington dersfield ; Hull Banking Co. Lloyd's Banking Co., ;

; Liverpool Com- Beckett & Co., Leeds ; Leicestershire Banking Co. mercial Banking Co. ; Manchester and Salford Bank ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank ; Parr's Banking Co.; Messrs Lambton Shef- and Co., Newcastle ; Messrs J. & J. C. Wright, Nottingham ; Barnsley field Banking Co. ; York Union Bank ; Wakefield and

Union Bank; Preston Banking Co., Preston; National Bank ;

Northern Banking Co. ; Messrs De La Touche & Co., Dublin ; Eoyal Bank, Bank of Ireland ; Messrs Boyle & Co., Dublin ; Hibernian Dublin; James Gr. King &"Sons, New York; Messrs Rothschild Brothers, Paris; the Commercial Banking Co. of S5'dney, New

; Bank ; the South Wales ; the Union Bank of Australia Natal

Oriental Bank Corporation ; Bank of British North America; and Standard Bank of British South Africa. Johnston and Walker, Agents. Fred. Johnston, Teller. Wm. Patrick, James B. Walker, John A. Neave, Clerks. Alexander Anderson, Porter—House above the Bank.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—29 Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Glyn, Mills & Co.; Cout.ts & Co.; National

Bank of Scotland, 37 Nicholas Lane, London ; Union Bank of Lon- Co._ don ; North of Scotland Bank and Branches ; Belfast Banking Ulster Banking Co., and Provincial Bank of Ireland and their

Branches ; Munster Bank; Lloyd's Banking Co. ; Nottingham Joiit*

Stock Bank ; Devon and Cornwall Bank ; London and County

Bank ; West of England and South Wales District Bank ; Euro-

pean Bank ; Lancaster Bank ; Delhi and London Bank ; National

Provincial Bank of England ; Manchester and Liverpool District

Banking Company ; National Bank of Ireland ; Douglas and Isle of

Man Bank ; Yorkshire Banking Co., and their Branches ; Union Bank of Australia, in Australia, Yan Dieman's Land, and New Zealand; and Bank of Victoria, Australia, and Branches; Bank of

New Zealand and Branches ; Colonial Bank of Australasia and

Branches ; Bank of British North America ; Gore Bank and Bran-

ches ; Oriental Bank Corporation in India, Australia, and China ; London and South African Bank, Cape Town, and Branches; Bank of Australasia and Branches. Issues Circular Notes for travelling on the Continent, and negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in Foreign and British parts. John Thomson, Agent. James Hendry, Teller. Wm. N. A. Aitken, Accountant. David Jenkins, William Archibald, jun., and J. P. Fotheringham, Clerks. Robert Macfarlan, Porter— House, Bank Buildings. —

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KOYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND- 38 Cathcart Street.

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Coutts & Co., London ; on the Bank of Eng- land and Branches ; the Bank of Ireland and Branches; and on alT the principal towns in Britain; also on the Bank of New South

Wales ; Australian Joint-Stock Bank ; South Australian Banking Company Chartered Mercantile ; Bank of India, London and China ; and Bank of British North America. Agent, D. M. Latham. Accountant, John Love. Teller, James Marshall. Clerks, John M. Carmichael and Peter Harper.

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1 Hamilton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 noon

on Saturdays. Draws on Glyn & Co., London ; Union Bank of Scot- and Edinburgh, and all their Branches on Commer- land, Glasgow ; cial Bank of Scotland, and all the principal towns in England and Ireland. Agent, F. G. Bruce. Accountant, C. D. Lamont. Teller, Malcolm Turner. Clerks, Robert Cairns and A. Paterson. David Nutt, Porter—House, 2 Church Place.

GREENOCK PROVIDENT BANK—William Street. Instituted 1815.

Open every day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays from 10 till 12 o'clock, and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, from h; if-past 6 till 8 o'clock. The Committee of Management of the Bank for the current year

stands as follows :

James J. Grieve, Esq., M.P., President. Thomas M. Macfarlan, Esq., Chairman. DIRECTORS. Benjamin Nobis. Andi'ew Swan. George Dempster. James MacCunn. Robert Allan. John Scott, Jr. James Broadfoot. Alex. M. Fleming. John H. Scott. Edward Blackmore. James Algie. Duncan Shaw. Robert M'Vicar. Archibald MacKenzie. John Adams and C. D. Lamont, Joint Cashiers. John Robinson, Accountant. James Kelso, Auditor. CHURCHES, MINISTERS, AND PRESBYTERIES.

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Rev. J. M. M'Culloch, D.D.— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., Patron. Rev. J. G. Stobbs, Assistant. Alex. Fyfe, Session Clerk. T. H. C. Magee, Conductor of Psalmody. Archibald M'Intyre, Church Officer.) BOUNDARIES. From the Old Dock running up Vennel, taking the West side thereof to Cowgate, up said street, taking the West side thereof to Market street, round the westmost corner of Market street, along the policy boundary to Bogle street, to John Cray's stores, running up Bogle Street, taking west side thereof to Mrs Fairlie's property inclusive, running along west part of Regent Street to

Lynedoch street ; up said street, taking the west side thereof to Reservoir, round south side of Reservoir to the westmost extremity thereof, from thence running southward, crossing Drumfroehar road to Whinhill, including all the streets, and the country district west and south of police boundary. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATION. Sabbath Classes for the young in the Session-house, in the Charity School, in Nicolson street School, in Tobago street School, and in Sessional School, Nelson Street West, at 5 o'clock p.m. Adult Bible Classes in the Session-house, on Sunday evenings. Congregation Association—M. F. Dunlop, Secretary. Colin S. Caird, Treasurer. West Church Ladies' Charitable Fund—Mrs Morren, Treasurer.

OLD WEST KIRK. Built, 1591—Restored, 1864. Rev. Charles Strong.—Patrons, Male Communicants. Mr John Inglis, Organist. John Rowan, Church-Officer. George Arbuckle, Treasurer. BOUNDARIES.

From foot of Vennel up west side of Hamilton street ; westward along Hamilton street, and West Blackhall Street, north side of

Patrick street ; down Patrick Street east side to the river, thence eastward again to the foot of the Vennel. Sunday School meets at 5.30 in the Church. Bible Class meets on Tuesday at 8 in the Church.

MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH. Rev. F. L. Robertson.—Patrons, Town Council, Session, and Feuars. ;

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Missionary, Rev. Walter Gunn. Female Missionary, Miss Hamilton. Organist and Conductor of Choir, Mr. G. T. Poulter. David Nutt, Church Officer,

BOUNDARIES.

From the westmost corner of Market Street, along the policy boundary line to Bogle Street, taking John Gray's stores down Bogle street, west side thereof to Rue-end street, taking south side thereof to Cathcart street, running down said street to shore, along the shore to the foot of Low Vennel, up low and high parts of Vennel, taking east side of said street to Cowgate street, up east side thereof to the point first described. CON GREGATIONAL 1. School—Ann street. Teachers—Mr A. Young and Miss Big-

gam ; assistant teacher, Mr Anderson. Attendance, upwards of 300. 2. Mission Stations—Church Place, Upper and Lower Mission

Halls ; and Mission Premises, 1 Open Shore. Meetings conducted by Elders and Members of the Church. 3. Missionaries—Rev. Walter Gunn and Miss Hamilton. Bruce

Missionary, . 4. Ladies' Clothing Society—Managed by ladies of the congregation. Its aim is to receive and distribute cast-off clothing, and to sell new clothing at reduced prices to the poor of the congregation and parish. 5. Sabbath Schools—Meet in the Upper and Lower Mission

Halls, Church Place ; in Ann Street School ; in Police Court Hall and in Mission Premises, Open shore. 6. Sabbath School Clothing Society—Managed by the Lady Sab- bath School Teachers. Its object is to provide clothing at reduced prices to the poorer children attending the schools. 7. Library — Open to all Members of the congregation, at a

nominal charge , every Thursday evening in Upper Mission Hall. 8. The Visiting Association. 9. The Sunday Services in Mission Chapel for the poor. 10. Tuesday Evening Services in Open Shore Mission. 11. The Penny Savings Bank, on Saturday evenings.

EAST PAR ISH. Rer. James Hutcheson—Chosen by the Town Council and Com- mittee of Proprietors. Thomas Smith, Session Clerk—John M'Walter, Officer. BOUNDARIES. From shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart street, taking south side thereof to Rue- end street, along Rue-end street, taking east side 46 APPENDIX.

thereof to Bogle street, up Bogle street, taking east side thereof along Regent street, taking south side thereof to Lynedoch street, up Lynedoch street, taking south side thereof, crossing Drumfrochar road, taking in Berry-yards to the boundary line, along the boundary- line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port-Glasgow, down Devol's Burn to the shore, along the shore to the point first described. In connection with this Church there is a Society called the •Greenock East Parish Society, managed by the minister as President, a Treasurer, Secretary, and Twelve Directors, the funds of which are devoted to religious objects, Parochial or Congregational, and are apportioned at the discretion of the Directors, at the Annual Meeting. The Minister has a Bible Class for the young of the

•congregation, which meets on Sabbath evenings ; the number at present on the roll is 5L There is also a Sabbath School, with an

average attendance of 250 children, conducted by 28 teachers ; and a Church Library, open every Friday evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. In connection with this parish there is a Mission Station at Lady- burn. Attendance at public worship, 70 ; Sabbath School, with ten teachers and attendance of scholars, 80; Bible Class with an attendance of 30. Missionary, Mr Robert Graham.

CARTSBURN PARISH CHURCH—Upper Crescent (East).

Rev. Archibald. Fullarton—Chosen by the Members of the Church. Charles Grey, Plantation, Session Clerk. Robert Henderson, Precentor. John Lennox. Caledonian Felt Works, Port-Glasgow Road, Treasurer, (to whom, or the Church Officer, application for sittings in the Church should be made.) Thomas Urie, 10 St Lawrence Street, Church Officer. The Sabbath School meets at half-past 5 o'clock, p.m. The Congregational Prayer Meeting is held in the Session House on Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.

GMhJG PARISH CHURCH—West Burn Street. Rev. John MacPherson. Session Clerk, H. M Lachlan. Precentor, James M'Kenzie. Officer, John Dewar.

There is a Sabbath School Society, composed of all the teachers -and the superintendent. The Sabbath School is well attended by about 200 children, and conducted by 25 teachers. A Bible Class for young men and women, taught by the Minister every Sabbath -evening at 7 p.m. A Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society -which meets every Friday evening at 8 p.m. A Parochial Associ- APPENDIX. 47 ation which meets on the last Thursday of every month at 8 p.m. A Gaelic Glass, taught by the Minister, in the Session-House, at & p.m. And a Congregational Library of nearly 300 volumes. There is also a Week-day School in connection with the Church, taught by Mr M'Lachlan. FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES, FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK Meets on the last Wednesday of every alternate month, in the Church. . Presbytery Hall, Free Well Park Places. Ministers. Ordinations. Post-Towns. €umbrae, Alexander Walker, 1856 Greenock. Paisley. Erskine, ' R. R. Caldwell, 1845 Fairlie, John Gemmill, A.M., 1835 Greenock. Gourock, Robert M'Kellar, 1864 „ Greenock, Middle, John M'Farlan, 1843 Do., West, John Nelson, D.D., 1846

Do., St Andrew's, John James Bonar, 1835 ,, Do., Gaalio, John Kennedy, 1859 „ Do., St Thomas, William Laughton, 1839 „ Do., Well Park, James Stark, 1834 Do., Crawfurdsbnrn, Peter Thomson, 1858 „ Do., Free North, David Boyd, 1864 „

Inverkip, Peter Douglas, 1851 ,, Largs, Charles Watson, 1848 „ Port-Glasgow, William Bell, 1863 „ James Stark, Presbytery Clerk.

FREE WEST CHURCH—Ardgowax Street. Rev. John Nelson, D.D.—Chosen by the Members of the Church. Adam Black, Precentor. Hugh Walker, Session Clerk. William Letham, Clerk to Deacons' Court. James Welsh, Treasurer to the Congregation. John Johnstone, Treasurer for the Sustentation Fund. D. M'Gillivray, Librarian. W. Bowie, Treasurer for Schoolmasters' Fund. Matthew Muir, Church Officer. ASSOCIATIONS. 1. Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. 2. Minister's Bible Class for Young Women on Thursdays at 7 p.m. —Young Men at 8.30 p.m. 3. There are two Sabbath Schools in connection with the congregation, taught by 45 teachers, and with an average attendance of 286 scholars.—Prayer Meeting of teachers quarterly 48 APPENDIX.

4. Work Society conducted by a Committee of Ladies from this and St Thomas's congregation, and supported by members of other Churches, to give work to poor women in making clothes, which are sold at the depository in Jamaica street, 5. The Library contains between 600 and 700 volumes. Books are given out on Wednesday evenings, at 7.30 p.m. 6. The Deacons' Court meets on the first Monday of each month, at half-past 8 o'clock. Meetings of Session occasional. 7. District Visitors, first Monday of each month at 3 o'clock.

MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—West Burn Street. Rev. John M'Farlan. Chosen by the Members of the Church. Gilbert A. Ramsay, Precentor. Dugald Smith, Church Officer. Andrew M'Farlan, Session Clerk. James P. Muir, Clerk to Deacons* Court. John Douglas, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. Alexander M'Kellar, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund. Matthew M'Lean, Treasurer to the Foreign Missions. James M'Lean, Treasurer to the District Mission. James M'Lean, Treasurer to the Congregational Library. A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Wednesday even- on ing at eight o'clock ; Bible Classes Sabbath evening, conducted by°the Minister; a Sabbath School, average attendance about 200 children, with 27 teachers—in connection with which is a Children's Society for giving sewing to Library ; also a Work poor members, with sale of work, every Friday from October till May, from 12 noon till 2 p.m. This congregation has a District Mission, with a week-day school in the Broad Close Hall—atterdance 180. Gordon Simpson and Miss Langwill, teachers. William Crawford, superintendent of the Sabbath School in the Broad Close—and Matthew M'Lean of the Breast missionary. Sermons in the Sabbat" i School, Dock — Broad Close Hall, by the missionary, every Sabbath afternoon at 2.15, and evenin" at 7, and Prayer Meetings three times a week. There is also a Penny Savings Bank, open in the Hall on Satur- Trustees day evenings—William Smith, manager ; from the Con- gregation.

ST THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Gbet Place. Rev. Wm. Laughton. Chosen by the Members of the Church. John Peden, Precentor. Alexander Thomson, Session Clerk. Robert Blair, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Andrew Carmichael, Treasurer to the Deacons' Court. ~ Dugald Campbell, Treasurer for Sustentation Fund. Robert M'Lachlan, Church Officer. APPENDIX 49

FREE GAELIC CHURCH—Jamaica Street. Rev. John Kennedy—Chosen by the Members of the Church. James Fraser, Precentor. John Fraser, Church Officer. Hugh Buie, Session Clerk. Archibald Brown, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. James Brown,. Clerk to Deacons' Coui't. John Bruce, Treasurer of Sustontation Fund. Angus Sinclair, Treasurer of Schoolmasters' Fund. A Prayer (Meeting is held in the Hall adjoining the Church on Wednesday evenings at 7.30, in Gaelic, and on Thursday evenings, at eight o'clock, in English. There is in the Church a Sabbath Evening School, attendance about 179; and in the Session-house a Bible Class, taught by one of the office-bearers. There is also a Missionary School in Main street, Cartsdyke, attendance about 120. Bible Classes, taught by Mr Kennedy, meet in the Hall on Monday evenings at 8 o'clock. There is a Library in connection with the Church, open to the members and adherents, every Thursday evening at 7.30 p.m. Gaelic Prayer Meeting every Sabbath evening in the Hall at half- past six, also in the Mission Station, Main street, at 7 o'clock.

WELL PARK FREE CHURCH—Ltnedogh Street. Rev. James Stark—Chosen by the Members of the Church. John Fullarton, Precentor. James Walker, Church Officer. Alexander Chalmers, Session Clerk. James H. Henderson, Clerk of Deacons' Court. Malcolm Turner, Treasurer to Deacons' Court & Sustentation Fund. A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. There is in the Church a Sabbath Evening School, under the superintendence of the Session—average attendance about 250.

ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—West Stewart Street. Rev. John James Bonar—Chosen by Male Communicants. r Precentor - John ' Galbraith, Church Officer. Johnt v MThail,™^ Session Clerk. James Barr, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Robert Shankland, Treasurer to Deacons' Court and Sustentation Fund. John Cunningham, Treasurer to Foreign Mission Fund. John Fleming, Treasurer to Home Mission. James Barr, Treasurer to Schoolmasters' Fund. Home Missionary, Rev. John Thomson. d 50 APPENDIX.

ASSOCIATIONS.

1. Session and Deacons' Court meet on first Monday of the month at 8 o'clock. 2. Sabbath School Teachers meet each "Wednesday night at nine. 3. District Visitors meet on first Monday of each month at 11 o'clock. 4. Sustentation Fund Collectors meet on first Wednesday of the month, after the Prayer Meeting. 5. Schoolmasters' Sustentation Fund Collectors give their money on first Wednesday of every month. 6. The Missionary Collectors meet quarterly—on the second Thursday of March, June, September, and December.

CLASSES.

1. Minister's, for young people above the age of fifteen, meets every Sabbath evening, at half-past six. 2. General Sabbath Classes for the children of congregation and neighbourhood, meet every Sabbath in the Church and Missionary Chapel at half-past five. LIBRARIES.

1. The Congregational Library, consisting of nearly 1000 selec^ and useful works, is open on Wednesday evenings at 9 o'clock. 2. There is a library for the Minister's Class, amounting to upwards of 500 volumes. 3. The General Sabbath School Libraries contain upwards of 300 volumes, and are free to all children attending the Sabbath classes.

CRAWFURDSBURN FREE CHURCH—Macdougall Street. Rev. Peter Thomson. Chosen by Members of the Church. Robert Harvey, Precentor. Robert M'Kelvie, Church Officer. William Campbell, Session Clerk and Treasurer to the Foreign Mission Association. Hugh Macready, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Dugald M'Farlane, Treasurer of the Sustentation Fund. Robert Farrell, Congregational Treasurer. MEETINGS AND CLASSES.

1. The Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening* at 8 o'clock. 2. Minister's Bible Class for Young Men and Women on Sabbath evenings, at 7 o'clock. 3. Congregational Sabbath School meets in the evening at half- with 22 teachers also, paat 5—average attendance, 180, ; Missioa —

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"Sxbbath School in Barnard's Court—attendance 30, with 3 teachers. 4. The Deacons' Court meets on the Wednesday after the first the Wednesday after Sabbath of every month ; and the Session on the third Sab oath of every month. 5. There is also the Week-day School— Mai. Carmichael, Head. De- Master ; Isabella Ecklin, Mistress of the Infant and Sewing partments, and four Pupil Teachers.

FREE NORTH CHURCH.

itev. David Boyd. Chosen by tbe Members of the Congregation. Robert Muir, Precentor. James Welsh, Congregational Treasurer. Robert Palmer, Treasurer of the Sustentation Fund. John Dempster, Chui'ch Officer. Matthew Cameron, Session Clerk. Duncan Ritchie, Clerk of Deacons' Court. ASSOCIATIONS.

1. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8. 2. District Prayer Meeting on Friday evenings at 8. 3. The Deacons' Court meets on the first Tuesday of every imonth. 4. Sabbath School—31 Teachers, and 220 Scholars. 5. Bible Class for Young Men and Women on Thursday evening at half-past 7. 6. Congregational Week-Day School—J Watson, teacher.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF PAISLEY AND GREENOCK. Meets alternately at Paisley and Greenock.

Places. Ministers. Ordinations. Post-Towns* Alexandria, William Johnstone, 1853 Glasgow. Beith,— Head street, James Martin, 1843 Beith. James Meikle, i'-+ v,»n D f »«+ f D.D., 1812 street, • ,, ' . " Mitchell „ r ,, AO ' I Henry Glen, colleague, lbGS „ Bonhill, William Smith, 1863 Glasgow. Dumbarton, High street, William M. Halley, 1835 „ Bridge-end, Wyville S. Thomson, 1838 — — .

Places. Ministers. Ordinations. Post-Towns. ( William Turner, 1834 Greenock. Dunoon, \ J. C. Johnstone, colleague, 1865 „ Gourock, George Morrison, A.M., 1865 Greenock,

George square, Sutherland Sinclair, 1830 >7 Nicolson street, And. M'Farlane, D.D., 1843 st., Sir Michael Wm. R. Thomson, 1854 }>

Union street, John B. Smith, 1848 >r St Andrew sq., Andw. J. Gunion, LL.D., 1846 Helensburgh, David Duff, A.M., 1856 Glasgow. Inverary, Gilbert Meikle, 1849 Inverary. Johnstone,—West, James Inglis, clerk, 1850 Paisley.

Do., East, George Brooks, 1833 it

Kilbarchan, George Allison, 1842 5> Kilcreggan, Joseph Corbett, 1862 Greenock. Kilmalcolm, James E. Fyfe, 1860 Pt.-Glasgow Kilmarnock, James Dunlop, 1852 Glasgow. Kirn, R. W. Thomson, 1864 Greenock. Langbank, James Mather, 1867 Pt- Glasgow ( William Steven, 1830 Greenock. Largs, ( J.B.K. M'Intyre, colleague}, 1864 ,, Lochwinnoeh, James Monteith, 1843 Paisley. Millport, Wm. T. Henderson, 1867 Greenock, Paisley Abbey close, Andrew Henderson, 1847 Paisley.

Canal street, George C. Hutton, 1851 t) George street, Andrew Elder, 1863 Oakshaw street, William France, 1833 n street, St James James Brown, 1859 ii

Thread street, And. Gibb Fleming, 1860 »? Port-Glasgow, William Lauder, 1842 Pt-Glasgow» Renfrew, John Hutcheson, B.A., 1864 Paisley. Rothesay, P. M'Farlan, B.A., 1845 Rothesay. Clerk—Rev. J. Inglis, Johnstone.

UNITED P RESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union Street. Rev. John B. Smith, Pastor—Chosen by Church Members. James Fraser, Precentor—Robert Main, Church Officer. In connection with this Church there are weekly Classes taught by the Minister. A Sabbath School with 16 teachers and 90 scholars. A Congregational Prayer Meeting held every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Missionary Association— Rev. J. B. Smith, president; J. M'-

Pherson, treasurer ; Andrew Russell, secretary ; Alexander Doctor, town missionary. APPENDIX. 53

A Week-day Mission School—Teachers, George Bryan and Mrs <*. Bryan—average attendance, boys 93, girls 89. A Sabbath Even- ing Mission School, conducted by Angus Alexander, with 12 assistants. Average attendance about 100.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—George Square. Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, Pastor— Chosen by Church Members. Arthur Robertson, Precentor —Hugh Kennedy, Church Officer. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. Sabbath School taught by the Minister, assisted by about 39 teachers, and attended by above 260 scholars ; and a Mission School taught by 14 teachers, and attended by 128 scholars. A Maternal Society, which meets in the Class Room of the Church on the first Wednesday of every month. Missionary Society for Home and Foreign Missions. Juvenile Missionary Society for General Missionary purposes. Christian Instruction Society, the Members of which visit the houses of those who do not attend any church, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation of the Word of God. The George Square Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society meets every Monday evening at half-past 8 o'clock. The Minister's Bible Classes meet on Monday evenings at eight o'clock. A Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. Congregational Library, consisting of upwards of 432 volumes. The Library is free to all the members and seat-holders in the congregation, and is open in the Session House every Wednesday night from 9 till 10. Sabbath School Library, consists of 450 volumes, from which the children in the Sabbath School receive books weekly.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Sir Michael Street. Rev. William R. Thomson, Pastor. Chosen by Church Members. Secretary of Psalmody Committee, William Marshall. Walter Stewart, Church Officer. John M'Laren, Town Missionary. In connection with this Church are the following Societies :— Missionary and Educational Association—the Minister, President; three Vice-Presidents ; Geo. M'Dougall and Wm. Kidd, Treasurers; and A. M. Humphreys, Secretary.

Junior Missionary Society— the Minister, President ; two Vice-

Presidents ; Thomas Finlay, Treasurer ; Alex. Lyle, Secretary. 54 APPENDIX.

A Congregational Prayer Meeting, held every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A Congregational Sabbath Evening School. The Minister's class meets on Sabbath evenings at 7 o'clock. The Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association meets on Monday evenings at 8.15, from October to May. A Missionary is employed by this Congregation, who visits the district of town adjoining the Church. Week-day Mission Schools—Teachers, William B. Howat, Miss Laird, and Miss Langwill. Evening Classes for adults meet during the winter months. Two Mission Sabbath Schools, conducted by Members of the a Society- Church—average attendance, upwards of 200 ; and Dorcas carried on by the Ladies of the Congregation. Congregational Librarj^, containing about 1100 volumes—the

Minister, President ; Secretary and Treasurer, Robt. Finlay ; Neil M'Leod, Librarian. A Savings Bank open every Saturday night from seven to nine o'clock in the Mission premises opposite the Church. The deposits on reaching £1 are either paid or transferred to the Greenock Pro- Trident Bank in the party's name when desired. Any person not connected with the Church is at liberty to join the bank.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Nicolson Street. Minister, Rev. Andrew M'Farlane, D.D. Chosen by Members in full communion. Session Clerk, Robert Allan. Church Officer, William Morrison- Bible Woman, Mrs Home. A. Prayer Meeting is held every Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, and a Missionary Prayer Meeting once a month. There is a Missionary Association for Home, Foreign, and Continental Mis- Society for religious purposes. sions ; and a Juvenile Missionary In connection with this Church there are a Congregational and a

Missionary Sabbath School ; a Bible Class every Monday evening at eight o'clock, taught by Dr M'Farlane. There is also a Library for the use of the Sabbath School. A Young Men's Mutual Im- provement Society meets every evening at nine o'clock. There is also a Dorcas Society—Mrs M'Farlane, President ; and Miss Munn,. Secretary.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—St. Andrew Square Rev. Andrew J. Gunion, LL.D., Pastor. Chosen by Church Members. James Boyd, Precentor. Robert Cumming, Church Officer. —

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There is in connection with this Church a Congregational Sabbath School, with 10 Teachers and an average attendance of 70 Scholars. The Minister's Class meets on Monday evenings at a Quarter-past eight o'clock. A Congregational Prayer Meeting is held every Wednesday evening at a Quarter-Past Eight o'clock.

ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Union Street. The Rev. Charles Cole, Incumbent. Chosen by the Patron, Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart.

, Curate. Robert Thorne and Dr John Fox, Church Wardens.

John Peacocke, Beadle, 42 Dalrymple Street. Organist, ! Daily Morning Service at 10.30 a.m.—Evening Service at 6.30 p.m. Sunday Services at 11 a.m., and 6.30 p.m. In connection with the above Church, and under the inspection of the Incumbent, are Week-day and Sunday Schools for youth of both sexes —Teachers—West day school, Miss Davidson ; East day school, Mr James Scott.

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, West Stewart Street.

Rev. James Kerr, Pastor, chosen by Members in full communion

Precentor, . Church Officer, Duncan M'Callum, No. 16 Bearhope Street. Session Clerk. Peter M'Gregor, 24 John Street. Treasurer, William Wright, 29 Ann Street. Secretary, Alexander Caldwell, 2 Hillend.

WEST SHAW STREET REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. Andrew Symington, Pastor. Chosen by Church Members in full communion. James Cowan, Precentor. Win. Crawford, Church Officer. William Milligan, Session Clerk. H. Chalmers, Clerk to Deacons' Court. John Denny, Treasurer. institutions in connection with congregation. 1. Sabbath School meets every Sabbath at half-past five. John Denny, superintendent, with an average staff of 18 teachers. 2. Weekly Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. 3. Mission and Charitable Association meet as required. 56 /J APPENDIX.

EVANGELipAL UNION CHURCH—Nelson Street. Rev. Alexander Davidson, Pastor. George Cowan, Organist—James Sharp, Church Officer. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CHURCH. 1. A Sahhath School, superintended and conducted hy qualified teachers, Members of the Church and Congregation, meets in the Hall of the Church, and a District School in Cartsburn Hall, Carts- burn street—both at 5.30 p.m. 2. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sab- bath School and Members of the Church and Congregation receive books weekly. 3. Tract Society, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation of the Word of God. 4. A Bible Class for Adults, conducted by the Pastor, meets on Sabbath evening during the winter months at 7 o'clock. 5. A weekly meeting for prayer every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. 6. A Young Men's Mutual Improvement Class every Thursday evening at 9.30.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—George Square. Rev. J. M. Jarvie, Pastor. Honorary Organist, J. M. Hutcheson. Church Officer, W. Cunningham. Institutions connected with this Church—Exposition every Wednesday evening. Bible Class for young men every Sab- bath evening at 5.30, also a class for young women on Mon- day evening at 8, conducted by the Pastor. Weekly Class for Practice of Congregational Psalmody every Wednesday evening during the winter. A society for religious purposes instituted 1837. A Young Men's Society for religious and literary improvement meets weekly. A Dorcas Society for the benefit of the poor connected with the Church ; and also Foreign Missionary stations. A Congregational Sabbath School, average

attendance, 60 ; also, a Mission Station in connection with the church, holds its meetings on Sabbath, in the Old Seaman's Chapel, Mid Breast; Missionary Sabbath School, average attendance, 180. Tract distribution and visitation throughout the district, and public preaching every Sabbath evening, conducted by the Minister and Members of the Church. A 'Mothers' Meeting, conducted by ladies of the church, meets weekly during the winter. Auxiliaries in connection with the church exist, for the London Missionary Society, the Scottish Congregational Union and Theological Hall. The Sabbath scholars support a native scholar iu Calcutta, named Frances Maria Jarvie. APPENDIX. 57

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH—4 Ardgowan Street. Rev, Joseph Cranswick, Pastor. Appointed by Conference.

, Honorary Organist. William Burnett, Officer. Sabbath Day Worship at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. A meeting for prayer is held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. A sermon is preached on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Sab- bath School meets from 2 till 4 p.m. A Young Men's Mutual Im- provement Class is held every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock during the autumn and winter seasons.

BAPTIST CHURCH—West Burn Street. Rev. Ebenezer Maclean, Pastor. Honorary Precentor, Adam Leisk, jun. Church Officer, Jas. Muir. Besides the ordinary services on the Sabbath, a prayer meeting is held in the Vestry every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock. Weekly prayer meeting and lecture every Wednesday evening at eight o'clock ; also a Missionary Prayer meeting on the first Monday of each month at same hour. The Sabbath School meets every Sab- bath evening at a quarter before six, and is superintended and conducted by members of the church. A Bible Class for young men and young women, conducted by the Pastor, meets every Sabbath evening during the session at 7 o'clock. Tract distribution and visitation by members of the church, in the neighbourhood of the church and other parts of the town.

SEAMEN'S CHAPEL— 1 Dock Breast. Capt. Donald Brotchie, Chaplain. There is attached to this Chapel a Sabbath School, Library and Free Reading Room, Winter Evening Free School, and from this institution every ship is supplied with a free Library. Service three times each Lord's Day, and Thursday and Saturday evenings, at 8 o'clock.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—Brougham Street. Rev. "William Gordon, Pastor. Rev. Alex. Taylor and Rev. Hugh Macdonald, Assistants. John M'Ewan, officer. Male and Female Schools for Week-days and Sunday in connection. with this Chapel. APPENDIX.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL— 1 Rue-end Street. Rev. M. Condon, Pastor.

James Connor, Officer. Sabbath and Week-day Schools in connection with this Chapel.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. {For Addresses see General Directory). The figures opposite the names denote the year in which they were licensed. 1829 Auld Charles, M.D. Robertson John K., M.D. Black Patrick, surgeon. 1812 Richmond A.F., M.D. 1856 Dowie E. T., M.D. 1831 Shortridge Samuel, M.D. Dunlop D., M.D. 1834 Stewart A.D., M.C. 1836 Fox John, M.D. 1850 Wallace James, M.D. 1855 Marshall Wm. J., M.D. 1858 Whiteford James, M.D. 1863 M'Culloch John, M.D. Wilson W. A., M.D. 1863 M'Dougall John, M.D. D. C. Milloy, M.D. M'Raild D.

SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.

Ladies' Seminary, George Square : English, Writing, Arithmetic, Music, French and German, Drawing (Pencil, Water and Oil), ana Dancing—Miss Train ana Assistants. Laaies' School—Mrs Gun, 45 Brougham Street. Institution for the Education of Young Ladies, Eskgrove, corner of Ardgowan Street and Fox Street : English, French, Italian, and German Drawing (Pencil, Water and Oil), Music, and — ; Dancing Mr William Taylor, Member of the General Council of Edinburgh University Masters.

St Andrew Square School—English in all its branches, writing, arithmetic, mathematics, Latin, &c, and assistants. Indus- trial Department, Miss M'DonaM. Original School of Inaustry, 25 Sir Michael Street—Miss Taylor, teacher, with assistants. Gaelic Parish School, West Stewart Street—English reaaing, grammar, history, writing, geography, arithmetic, composition Scriptural knowledge, drawing, &c.— H. M'Laughlan, master, with assistants. Greenock Charity School, 16 Ann Street—Thomas Kay, teacher, with assistants. APPENDIX. 59'

Avenue Park Collegiate School—Principal : John Graham, B.A.

Pupils prepared for the Royal Naval College, Portsmouth ; Royal

Military Academy, Woolwich ; the Universities, Civil Service, and Commercial Life. Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh street—Commercial and Eng- lish departments—William Bowie, head master F. K. M'Pherson, train- second master ; and David Dunlop, assistant. Infant—Moral ing, religious instruction, lessons on objects—Miss Dickson and assistants. Finnieston School, Macdougall street. —English reading, writing,, grammar, history, geography, arithmetic, composition, bible knowledge, drawing, sewing, knitting, &c. —Malcolm Carmichael, master.

Isabella Ecklin, infant and sewing department ; and four pupil teachers.

- Lynedoch Street Academy—English reading, grammar, history ^ geography, writing, arithmetic, composition, mathematics, Latin,

French, drawing ; sewing, plain and ornamental. Dunean M'Pher- son, with assistants. West Parish Sessional School, Nelson street (West). Alexander Fyfe, Head Master. Masons' Hall School, 17 Charles street—English, grammar, geography, arithmetic, writing, history, composition, and Scriptural knowledge—H. M. K. Melville, with assistants. Middle Parish School, 11 Ann street—English reading, book- keeping, &c.—Andrew Young, with assistants. St Mary's R. C. Parish School, East Shaw street—General branches. of education—Archibald M'Donald and Miss M'Donnell. St Lawrence Roman Catholic School, 10 Stanners street —English reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography, mensuration, algebra, geometry, and Church history—John Deery. Episcopal School (East), Under crescent—English, grammar, geography, writing and arithmetic—James Scott. St John's Episcopal School (West), Union street—Miss Davidson, teacher. Cartsburn Hall School—P. M'Crackett and Assistants. Belmont Academy, 9 Jamaica street—English reading, grammar, and geography ; Latin and Greek ; writing, arithmetic, mathematics, and book-keeping ; French, German, piano, sewing (plain and ornamental), Miss Watson, governess. English reading, writing, arithmetic, geography, grammar, mathematics, algebra, Latin, &c.—Gordon Simpson, 8 Broad close. English reading, writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, grammar, geography, French, and the elements of Latin—James Slater, 10 Tobago street. CO APPENDIX.

Smith's Lane Mission School—English reading, grammar, geography, history, writing, arithmetic, and sewing—George Bryan and Mrs Bryan. Sir Michael Street Academy—English reading, grammar, history, geography, writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, mathematics with Young's mechanical calculations. —James Milne, jun. Kilblain Academy —Mathematical and Classical ; Dancing—Lady Superintendent, Miss Potter. Rector, Robert Buchanan, LL.D., and assistants. Greenock Navigation School, Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse Place. Branches taught—Navigation and nautical astronomy, mathematics, ^applied mechanics, civil engineering, and theory of the steam engine —Thomas Cranston. English reading and sewing—Miss Wallace, 2 East Blackball street.

RENFREWSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. 1st ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION. 1st GREENOCK Comprising 1st, 5th, 10th, and 22nd Renfrewshire and the 1st Bate. (STAFF) Late of Commission. Hon. Colonel Sir Michael R. S. Stewart, Bart. 13th May, 1869 Lieut-Colonel D. M. Latham, - - - 13th May, 1869 Major D. F. Dempster, - 14th May, 1869 „ Stewart Neill, 14th May, 1869 Adjutant John J. Grier, - 2nd March, 1867 COUPS 1st GREENOCK. Major D. M. Latham, .... 17th March, 1860 Captain William Ross, - 7th Dec. 1863 „ Hugh Speirs, - 7th Dec. 1863 „ Duncan M'Intyre, - 28th Feb. 1865 „ John Clapperton, - 15th May, 1869 Lieutenant William Orr Leitch, - 7th Dec. 1863 Dugald M'Eachran, - 1st May, 1869 „ John Arbuckle, - - - 15th May, 1869 Daniel Wright, - - - 15th May, 1869 Ensign W. N. A. Aitken, - 15th May, 1869 „ Robert Oliphant, - 15th May, 1869 „ Hugh W. Walker, - 15th May, 1869

,, William Lamont, - 15th May, 1869 Surgeon—William Johnstone Marshall, M.D„ 17th March 1860 Honorary Chaplain—Rev. J. M. M'Culloch, D.D., 3d July, 1861 Honorary Treasurer, - P. Ballingall, Bank of Scotland Honorary Secretary, - Robert Neill, 6 West Blackhall Street Honorary Quartermaster, W. 0. Leitch. APPENDIX. 61

5th CORPS, PORT-GLASGOW, Captain David Gilkison, - 11th Jan. 1870 Lieutenant Andrew Freeland, - 1st May, 1869 Ensign Andrew Arthur, - - - - 1st May, 186 J) Hon. Assist. Surgeon George, Crawford, M.D., 28th Feb. 1865 10th CORPS, GREENOCK. Captain Commandant John Erskine, - - 6th April, 1865 „ John Mailer, - - 31st May, 1867 Lieutenant Archibald Cook, - - - 31st May, 1867 „ James P. Muir, - 9th June, 1868 Ensign Hugh Fullarton, - 9th June, 1868 „ William S. Anderson, - 13th Aug. 1869 Assistant Surgeon, Charles Auld, M.D. - - 18th Jan. 1861 Hon. Chaplain, Eev. John MacPherson, - 1st June, 186 7 22nd corps, gotjrock. Captain John Munsie, - 2nd April, 1861 Lieut. E. W. Eobertson, 2nd April, 1864 Ensign Donald Brown, - 12th Jan. 1865- Hon. Chaplain, Eev. George Maccorkindale, - 3rd July, 1861 Hon. Assistant Surgeon, George Wyllie, - 8th April, 1861 BUTESHIRE (66). 1st Eothesay united to 1st A. B. Eenfrewshire Eifle Volunteers. Captain Archibald M'Kirdy, - 19th Jan. 1860 Lieut. Daniel Macbeth, ' 19th Jan. 1860 Ensign William Duncan, - 10th April, 1862 Hon. Chaplain, Eev. John Greenhilds Scoular, 17th April, 1860 Hon. Assistant Surgeon, John Maddiver, M.D. 17th April, 1860

1st ADMINISTEATIVE BEIGADE RENFREWSHIRE AETILLEEY VOLUNTEERS. (STAFF) LIEUTENANT-COLONEL. Dates of Commission. John Scott, ----- 22nd Aug., 1863 MAJORS. William Lang, - - - - 7th Dec., 1867 E. Sinclair Scott, - 18th Dec, 1867 ADJUTANT. William Taylor, - 20th Jan., 1864 SURGEON. Wm. A. Wilson, - 28th May, 1868 ASSISTANT SURGEON. James S. Cumming, M.D., - 28th May, 1868 HONORARY CHAPLAIN. Eev. William Bell, - - - - 28th May, 1868 '62 APPENDIX.

John Neill, ----- 27th Dec, 1864 Jarwes Reid, ----- 15th March, 1866 Robert Muir, - - - - - 18th Dec, 1867 Daniel C. Smith, - 18th Dec, 1867 1st lieutenants. William C. Denniston, - - - 11th Sept., 1867 John Fullarton, - 18th Dec, 1867 "Walter R. Grieve, - 28th May, 1868 Walter B. Grieve, - - - - 23d Dec, 1868 2d lieutenants. John William Taylor, - - - 18th Dec, 1868 Archibald Adam, - - - 7th Feby., 1868 "Win. M. Cunningham, - - - 28th May, 1868 Robert Thorne, 23d Dec, 1868 HONORARY CHAPLAIN. Rev. F. Loekhart Robertson, - - 7th Feb., 1868

SOCIETIES. RELIGIOUS. Greenock Sabbath School Union in connection with the Church.

of Scotland—Instituted 1864. —President, William Thomson ; Vice-

President, George Wylie ; Treasurer, James Arbuckle ; Secretary,

David Sutherland ; and a committee of eighteen, composed of three members from each Sabbath School Association. The objects of the Union are the encouragement of friendly intercourse and co- operation among the members, and the promotion of the cause of Sabbath Schools in Greenock and neighbourhood, without interfer- ing with the management. Meetings are held quarterly to receive reports frcm schools connected with the Union, and papers on suitable subjects contributed. Greenock United Bible Society and Association—Instituted 1842.

president ; Rev. Dr M'Culioch, James Duff, and Jas. Morton, vice-presidents ; Rev. J. J. Bonar and Hugh Buie, secretaries ;.

James Paterson, treasurer ; James M'Kelvie, stationer, depository; with a committee of 26 members. Greenock Town Missionary Society. —Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, president ; D. Paterson, treasurer ; William Hastie, secretary ; Mr Borland, missionary. This society is supported wholly by four United Presbyterian Churches. Mission Chapel, St Lawrence St. Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society.—Instituted 1820. —Archd.

Adam, president ; Andrew Carmichael, treasurer ; John MTlvain, seoretar)r ; U. Walton, assistant-secretary ; D. Brotchie, chaplain ; with forty-eight directors. Walter Sinclair, officer. This society APPENDIX. 63 has a Chapel, seating 350, in which Divine Service is conducted three times each Lord's Day. Ministers in town generally take the evening service. A Reading Room and Library daity open from 10 to 6 o'clock, free of charge. It supplies Loan Libraries, each containing 24 volumes, to every Greenock ship ; 250 are sent out yearly in foreign going ships. It has a Depot, where the Scriptures are sold at reduced prices in various languages. The-s-eciety keeps a boat in which the chaplain visits the ships in the roads when, weather permits. Sailors' Home, Dock Breast. —Instituted 1852. —Having accom- modation for 80 seamen, with eveiy convenience and comfort. Duncan Ritchie, superintendent. Committee of management—the Provost of Greenock, the Chairman of Harbour Committee, the Collector of Customs, and the Shipping Master, with the President, Treasurer, Secretary, Chaplain, and Seven Members of the Sea- men's Friends' Society. Greenock Young Men's Christian Association—Instituted 1S39 —Rooms, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street. Office- bearers, David Kerr, President; Hugh Arthur, Vice-President M ; John Morrison, and Joint Secretaries; Colin M'Culloch, Corresponding Secretary; Thomas Hunter, Reading Room Secre- tary; John Paterson, Treasurer; M'Grigor, Librarian. This Association has for its object the religious, moral, and intellectual improvement of young men. It is divided into six branches, which meet in the following places every Friday evening for religious services, viz. —Branch No. 1, Wellpark Free Church Session House; No. 2, Free Middle Church do.; No. 3, Nicholson street, U.P. Church do.; No. 4, Union street U.P. do.; No. 5, East Parish Church do.; No. 6, St Andrew's Free Church do. Young men of good moral character are admitted members upon assenting to the constitution and laws of the Association. There is a library of 700 volumes for the use of the members. Tract distribution 'and other schemes of utility are engaged in. A popular course of lectures and reading room are also carried on by the Association. The Reading Room, Tempe- rance Institute Buildings, is open to the public at the following rates of subscription : —Annual subscription 7s 6d; half yearly 4s;

quarterly, 2s ; apprentices, annually, 2s 6d. Greenock Young Men's Protestant Association—Instituted 1862. Object— The study of the Bible and Romish Works ; the enlighten- ment of Protestants as to the real character of Popery in its religious, social, and political aspects, and the conversion of Romanists. President, John Fleming; vice-president, Allan P. Paton; chairman, Walter Gunn treasurer, ; George Brown ; secretary, Wm. Munro, Jamieson Place, Nicolson street ; corresponding secretary, Andrew Swan ; librarian, W. J. Brown; with a committee of twelwe members. The members meet during the winter months on Monday 64 APPENDIX.

evenings at a quarter-past eight o'clock, in the Lower Mission Hall, Church Place. Essays are read, and conversations and readings engaged in for mutual improvement. Young men of &°ood moral character who admit the Bible to he the Word of God and their guide, are admitted as members. Annual subscription, one shilling. The distribution of Protestant publications, delivery of sermons and leetures, and other schemes are engaged in by this association and there is a Library ; to which all the members have access. Prizes for essays, or answers to questions on the Romish Controversy, are offered yearly.

George Square .Mutual Improvement Society— The aim and ob- of this ject society is the moral and intellectual improvement of its members, and the diffusion of general learning and knowledge amongst them. Ordinary meetings are held weekly in the Session- house of George Square U.P. Church, from the first Monday of Oct- tober till the last Monday in April in each year, during which time each session extends. At each meeting an essay is read, or a con- versational subject introduced. There is a Library in connection with the society, to which all the members have access. St. Andrew's Free Church Mutual Improvement Association. President, Rev. J. J. Bonar ; vice-president, John M'Phail, 27 Cath- cart street ; secretary, Thomas • Hinmers ; treasurer, David Jenkins committee, James Low and David Dunlop. Meets every Thursday evening (from October to April), in St Andrew's Free Church Li- brary, and has in view the moral and intellectual improvement of its members. Greenock Literary Association—Instituted 1866.—President Thomas W. E. Bone; Vice-President, Wm. M. M'Lelland; Treasurer* Nicoll, jun.; Secretary, James James Bone ; Members of Committee, Messrs Thomas King, jun., John MFarlane, and W. P. Millar- Meets every Tuesday evening from October till April, in the Upper Mission Hall, Church Place, and has for its object the moral and intellectual improvement of its members. At each meeting an essay is read or a debate engaged in. Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society.—Hon. President, Provost Morton ; Hon. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Messrs F. L. Robertson, Wm. Laughton, S. Sinclair, and J. M. Jarvie, Bailie Birkmyre, James T. Caird, Esq., Alexander Scott,. Esq., and Robert

Blair, Esq. ; Board of Management, Messrs Q. L. Anderson, M. F.. Dunlop, James Slater jun., A. S. Mories, John Lang, R. W. Cameron, Wm. Bowman, John M'Phail, James Barr, David Service, John

Flockhart, Alex. C. Smith, James Auld, A. J. Turnbull ; President,

; Vice-President, Wm. Hastie Wm. Crawford ; Treasurer, Peter

M'Kellar ; Secretary, John Somerville. The object of this society is to promote the religious, educational, and social elevation of boys and girls employed in building yards, foundries and factories. Its. ;

APPENDIX 65 chief aim is to impart religious instruction, and form a connecting link between the Sabbath School and the Church : it provides classes for teaching the elements of education, and meetings for social entertainment ; and by means of savings banks it seeks to foster provident habits. Meetings are held every Sabbath forenoon, at 11 o'clock, in Terrace Road Hall, Mission Hall, St Lawrence St., •and in Queen's Rooms, Hamilton Street. Society's Committee Rooms, Queen's Rooms, Hamilton Street. Wesleyan Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society—Insti- tuted 1865—President, Rev. Joseph Cranswick ; Vice-President and Treasurer, Mr J. D. Benion ; Secretary, Mr Sparrow. This society has for its object the religious, moral, and intellectual improvement of its members, and meets every Thursday evening in the Wesleyan Church Session-house, Ardgowan Street (west), for the reading of a religious or secular essay—discussion being entirely avoided. MEDICAL. 'Greenock Medical Society—Instituted 1865— President, A. P.

Richmond, M.D. ; Vice-President, James Wallace, M.D.; Trea- surer, James Whiteford, M.D. ; Secretary, W. J. Marshall, M.D. ^Librarian, John M'Dougall, M.D. BENEVOLENT. Greenock Female Benevolent Society—Instituted 1811, for the benefit of aged females of good moral character. Supported by voluntary subscriptions. Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart, patroness Mrs David Johnstone, president; Mrs Robert Millar, 41 Union street, treasurer ; Miss Buchanan, secretary; Rev. William Laugh- ton, chaplain ; 34 superintendents, 34 visitors, and 18 collectors. The committee meet on the second Monday of every month, in the hall connected with the Free Gaelic Church, and a general meeting is held once a year, in January, in the School of Industry, for the election of a Committee of Management for the coming; year; as also for the purpose of being informed of the past year's transactions. Industrial Home for Friendless Girls, Upper Ann street, was opened June, 1865, as a necessary adjunct to the operations of the *' Mission to Friendless Females," one of the objects of this Association being to rescue from falling into vicious habits, friendless girls, from 12 to 16 years of age. These are trained in the " Home'' for domestic service, besides being instructed in reading, 'writing, arithmetic, sewing, &c, and having habits of industry and well-doing inculcated. After obtaining situations for these in- mates, the committee continue to take a lively interest in them. e ——

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The Home ia supported by voluntary subscriptions, and by washing and dressing done at the Institution. Mrs H. L. Tennent, President. Mrs Hamilton, Sea Bank, Vice-President. Mrs Hugh Steel, Mount Park, Treasurer. Miss Prentice, Secretary. Rev. Dr M'Farlane, Chaplain. Miss King, Matron.

House of Refuge or Shelter for Females, Ingleston—Instituted

1854. —President, Mrs Jas. J. Grieve, Levan ; Vice-President, Mrs

Little, Brougham Street ; John Cunningham, treasurer ; Rev. J. M. Jarvie, and Mrs William Steele, joint-secretaries; Rev. Dr M'- Culloch, chaplain. Gentlemen's Committee—Provost Morton, David Johnstone, Robert Blair, John Cunningham, Utrick Walton, John Johnston. Finance Committee—Messrs Cunningham, Walton, and Johnston. Miss Small, matron. The object of this institution is to afford shelter to destitute and fallen famales, training them for the duties of the household, and to assist in getting them into service with respectable families. Greenock Charitable Society, for the Relief of the Casual Poor

Instituted 1861.—Provost Morton, president ; J. J. Grieve, M.P.

patron, Matthew Hill, treasurer ; John Prentice, secretary ; and an acting committee of 20 members. The object of the society is to procure funns for urgent cases of casual destitution, without in- terfering with the operations of the Parochial Board, or other charitable institutions. The distribution is effected by dividing the five wards of the town among 20 distributors.

EDUCATIONAL. GREENOCK ACADEMY. DIRECTORS.

Provost Morton ") Bailie Birkmyre i Bailie W. Neill ) DirectDirectors from the Town ConnciL Councillor Bryraner Scott Councillor i Councillor Fleming j Rev. William Laughton 1 Dr Auld I Rev. J. M. Jarvie 1 V DirectorsDireci from the Subscribers. Dr Wallace

Thomas M'Millan 1 Andrew Carmichael J James Welsh, treasurer—George Williamson, secretary,* —

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The Greenock Academy, situated in Nelson Street, was opened in Septoniber, 1855, and is intended to provide a good general education for boys and girls. It contains twelve spacious and well-aired class-rooms, with teachers' rooms, &c, and a large hall in which

all the pupils may be assembled ; there is also an extensive play- ground attached, with covered sheds for exercise in wet weather. The curriculum for the senior classes embraces a wide and varied course of study, extending over five years, and the arrangements are such as to allow a selection of classes to be made, suitable for those intending afterwards to pursue their studios at any of the Universities, as well as for those wishing to qualify themselves for the public service or for mercantile pursuits. Rector—Archibald Montgomerie, LL.D., Mathematical Depart- ment—Arithmetic and Mathematics, the Rector. Classical Depart- ment, E. L. Neilson; Assistant, James Rutherford. English De-

partment—Head Master, Francis H. Mure ; Assistants, A. Bremner and Stephen B. Landells. Modern Languages—Robert Dryden. Writing— John Fraser. Drawing—Thomson Kirkwood. Lady Superintendent—Miss Mollancl. Pianoforte and Singing—George T. Poulter and Miss Wilson. Glass Singing—W. P. Cross. Danc- ing and maintien—Mrs J. S. Wallace. Fencing and Gymnastics Charles Long. Sewing and Fancy Work— Miss M'Lean. Janitor — John M'Kelvie. There are two Bursaries in connection with the Academy, the holders of which are entitled to attend all the ordinary classes gratis : — 1. The Macfle Bursary, founded by the late Wm. Macfie Esq. of Langhouse, which is competed for annually, and is open to boys from any school— 5 boys. 2. The Fairrie Bursary, founded by the late Thomas Fairrie, Esq., Greenock. One boy is appointed each year by Mr Fairrie's Trustees— 5 boys. Regulations of the Macfie Bursary. — 1. The Directors shall select annually, after competitive examination, one boy to be admitted to the Classical Department, and to be educated in all the accom- panying branches. There shall be no appointment in place of Bur- sars who may be prevented from completing the curriculum. 2. The competition shall be open to boys not under eight nor above twelve years of age, from the Academy or any other school approved

of by the Directors ; and due advertisement shall be made accordingly. 3. A boy may be selected to enter in any year of the classical curriculum, according to the judgment of the examinators ; the parents or guardians of the Bursar undertaking that he shall complete the curriculum. 4. An examination of the Bursars shall bo

made annually ; and the Bursaries shall be continued only on proof being given of regular attendance and satisfactory progress. The Fairrie Bursary was founded by the late Thomas Fairrie, Esq., and he stipulated by his deed of settlement, that in return for tha bequest made by him to the Academy, the directors should present —;;

«68 APPENDIX. a gratis education to one boy of promise in each year of the Latin •curriculum, along with the free enjoyment of all the accompany- ing classes, -who should be recommended by his Trustees, and failing them by the superintendent of the schools endowed by Mr Fairrie. In addition to the ordinary class prizes, the following are competed for annually, at the close of the Session : —1. The Stewart Gold Medal.—Open to Boys and Girls of the Third, Fourth, and Fifth Years, attending the Academy during the Session in which the Medal is given—£5. Competitors may select any six of the following ten subjects (one at least being a language)—Mathematics, Arithmetic, Latin, Greek, French, German, English Literature and Analysis, English Grammar and Composition, History and Geo- graphy, Scripture Knowledge. 2. The Brown Society's prize. Open to Boys in the Classical Department during the Session—£10. 3. The Campbell Prize. —A case of Mathematical Instruments to the best scholar in the Mathematical Department—£5. Prize for Scripture Knowledge.—Open to all Pupils of the fourth and fifth, years. Greenock Eagged School Association—School buildings, with teacher's house attached, Wellington and Captain streets. President

Sir M. E. S. Stewart, Bart. ; Vice-President, Patrick Fraser, Esq.,

Sheriff of Eenfrewshire ; chairman of acting committee, James Stewart; deputy-chairman, Andrew Munro; treasurer, John C. Hunter; secretary, Claud Marshall. It is the object of this association to reclaim the neglected and destitute children of Greenock by affording them the benefit of a good common and Christian education, and by training them to habits of regular industry, so as to enable them to earn an honest livelihood, and fit them for the duties of life. The plan upon which the schools are conducted is as follows, viz : —The children receive an allowance of food for their daily support ; are instructed in reading, writing, and arithmetic ; trained in industry by employing them daily in such sorts of work as are suited to their years ; and taught the truths of the Gospel, making the Holy Scriptures the ground-work of instruction ; and •on Sundays the children receive suitable religious instruction. Greenock Auxiliary Gaelic School Society—Instituted 1820.

Ttev. John Kennedy, president ; Eobert Blair, Esq., vice-president; •John Macphail, treasurer and secretary. Committee—Hugh Buie, James Gardner, Andrew M'Farlan, A. J. Black, Donald M'Donald, Donald M'Tavish, Duncan Shaw, Hugh M'Arthur, Eenton Macara, Archd. Adam, with a committee of ladies. Highlanders' Academy, Eoxburgh street— Erected 1836. —Alex. Murray Dunlop, Esq., president; the Provost of Greenock Eobert Blair, Donald Thomson, and Patrick Cameron, vice presi-

dents ; William Milligan, treasurer ; John Eobertson, secretary ith a committee of 27 members. William Bowie, head-master —;

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F. K. M'Pherson, second-master; David Dunlop, assistant teacher ;.

Infant Shool, Miss Dickson and assistants ; teacher of elocution, Wm. Moffat. The object of the institution is to give a good English and commercial education to children at a moderate charge-

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL. The Watt Club—Instituted 1813.—Alexander Mackenzie, presi- treasurer. dent ; Archibald Denniston, secretary and Greenock Book Club—Instituted 1849.—For the purchase of new books in general literature, which are sold annually by public auction. Single annual subscription £1 Is; family subscription, £2 2s. Treasurer and secretary, E. A. Baird, bookseller. Greenock Grocers' Association—Instituted 1857. —James Burn*

side, president ; John Cameron, vice-president ; Dugald Bell, sec- is composed of retary ; William Black, treasurer. This association young men connected with the grocery trade, and has for its object the promotion of acquaintance and friendship among its members their mental and moral improvement, and the shortening and re- gulating the hours of labour. Ordinary meetings are held generally once a month. All young men connected with the trade are earnestly invited to become members. Ardgowan Club—For Bowling. —Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,,

patron ; P. M'Bride, president ; Thomas Stark, treasurer ; Utrick Walton, secretary. Wellington Park Bowling Club.—Patron, Sir M. E. S. Stewart,

Bart.; donors, SirM. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; A. Murray Dunlopr

Esq. ; honorary member, Hew M'llwraitb, Esq. ; Alexander Smith,

mason, president ; John M'Cowan, treasurer ; James Milne, secretary. Grosvenor Bowling Club.—Patron, Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart,,

yr., of Ardgowan ; honorary members, Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart,

Bart., the Provost of Greenock, J. J. Grieve, Esq., M.P. ; John Ony

jr., president ; John M'Pherson, treasurer ; Eobert Macfarlan, Lyne-

doch street, secretary ; with seven of a committee of management- Greenock Cricket Club —Instituted 1862. —Patron, Sir Michael E. Shaw Stewart, Bart. The office-bearers for the year are as

follows : —President, James Stewart, of Garvocks ; vice-president,.

M. J. Martin ; secretary, Archd. Lumsdaine ; treasurer, W. E.

Fraser ; captain, David Jenkins ; committee, W. 0. Leitch, J.Lang, jun., D. B. M'Kelvie, John Agnew, John Steven, John Somerville, Thomas A. Aitken, Wm. J. Neil, and James Fergusson. Ground, Glen Park. Annual subscription, one guinea. Honorary members, one guinea. West End Cricket Club—Instituted 1864.—The office-bearers for the year are as follows : —President, James Morton, Balclutha 70 APPENDIX.

vice-president, A. P. Lyle ; secretary, A. S. Kerr; treasurer, G.

D.Benzie; captain, James Montgomerie ; members of committee, J. D. Walton, F. W. Shortridge, W. Adam, and D. Kerr. Ground, Bentinck Grounds. Annual subscription, 10s 6d.

TEMPERANCE.

Greenock Total Abstinence Society.—Instituted 1836. —Office and Halls, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street.— Office-bearers for 1869-70:— Honorary Directors—Claud M'acfie, Esq., ot Gogar- burn, Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, Rev. Alex. Davidson, Rev. James Kerr, Rev. Robert M'Kellar, Gourock, Mr James Lang, jun., Mr D. M'Gregor, Mr R. W. Cameron, Mr Wm. Thomson, Dr E. T. Dowie.

President, Mr Robert Little ; Vice-Presidents, Rev. D. Brotchie, Mr

Peter Cram, Mr George Reiach, Mr Daniel S. Hendry ; Mr James MAllister; treasurer, Mr Hugh MArthur; secretary, Mr John Gal- braith; corresponding secretary, Mr John Lang; Executive Com- mittee— (eight eligible for re-election, retiring annually,) —George Reaich, Neil Buie, Hugh M'Arthur, John M' Naught, James Fair- grieve, D. Fletcher, J. W. Black, J. Galbraith, Daniel Hendry, J. M'Neill, Robert Fry, Wm. Kirkwood, Bailie Ross, Samuel Duncan, Archd. Morrison, Wm. Dunlop, Robert Little, John Lang, D. Brot- chie, Peter Cram, James MAllister, Allan M'Gilvray, Thomas Kay,

Wm. Bowman. Adam Anderson, Registrar and Collector ; Alexander Burns, officer.

Cartsdyke Working Men's Total Abstinence Society—Founded in December, 1850. —Office-bearers for 1870:—Thomas MTntyre,

president ; John Borland, James Crawford, and Robert Marshall,

vice-presidents ; David Taylor, trustee ; James Beveridge, trea-

surer ; David Moffat, corresponding secretary ; Alexander Adam,

jum\, general secretary ; Thomas M'Intyre, grocer, 10 Carts- burn Street, John Sharp, grocer, 25 Rue-end street, registrars of names in pledge books kept at their shops. Com- mittee—Allan Rait, James Beveridge, William Sutherland, Laurence Blake, Alexander Reid, Thomas Mitchell, Donald Cam- eron, James Connal, James M'Gavin, Thomas Crawford, and James Simpson, junr., with power to add to their number. This society collects and expends about £60 yearly in promoting the cause of Temperance. Weekly meetings are held in the Victoria Cooking Depot, or elsewhere in the neighbourhood, during six or seven months in the year, and in the summer season at Victoria Har- bour. Meetings for the Juvenile or Band of Hope held in the St Lawrence Street Mission-house, on Friday evenings during the "winter months, and monthly excursions into the country during the summer. —;;;

APPENDIX. 71 MUSICAL. Greenock Choral Society—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Baronet,

patron ; J. M. Hutcheson, president ; W. 0. Leitch, vice-president

A. 0. Leitch, secretary ; John Agnew, treasurer ; D. A. Middle- ton, conductor. Meets for the practice of choral music, both sacred and secular, in the West Parish Sessional School, Nelson Street, on Thursday evenings. Greenock Choral Union —Honorary President, Provost Mor- Weir, treasurer; James Scott, secretary; W. P. Cross, ton ; Donald conductor. Meets for practice every Wednesday, in West Parish Sessional School-house, for sacred and secular music. HORTICULTURAL. Royal. West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society—Patron, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; president, Sir Michael

Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; vice-presidents, the Hon. the Provost

of Greenock and Jno. M. Pollock, Esq. ; treasurer, John Adams, Esq., Provident Bank; secretary, Mr James Smith; managing committee, Messrs Wm. Denness, James Carmichael, Wm. Murray, James Cant, James Orr, Geo. Robertson, Robert Fraser, Gilbert M'Dougall, William Neill, Hector M'Donald, John Rankin, David Miller, Wm. M'Onie, Alex. Borthwick, George Wilson, Alexander Barron, George Kane, Robert Sheridan. Competition meetings in New Town Hall, on 1st July and 9th September, 1870. AGRICULTURAL. Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society—Established 1S49.—Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy produce will take place this year in the field at the back of the Academy in June. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan and Blackhall,

Bart., patron ; Duncan Darrocb, of Gourock and Drums, president

M. J. Martin, vice-president ; Laird, James Berry-yards, treasurer ; D. L. Macadam, Mansion-house, secretary.

BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY. Clyde Shipmasters' Provident Association —Instituted 1842.

James J. Grieve, M.P., president ; T. 0. Hunter, vice-president John Cunningham, treasurer and secretary; Kenneth M'Caskill,

assistant secretary ; with a committee of twelve members. A. Leisk, officer. Secretary's office, 32 Cathcart street. Buchanan Bequest.—By Codicil and Deed of Foundation, dated 4th December, 1862, Mr James Campbell Buchanan, of Bagatelle, Greenock, bequeathed £4000 in trust to his Trustees, viz.: —Messra —

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John Graham, Peter M'Naughtan, Colin Laruont, jun., James Reid, Thos. Oliphant Hunter and William Clark, in conjunction with Mr Alex. Rodger, the Provost of Greenock, the Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock, and the President of the Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society, all for the time being, along with two or more persons to be appointed by the Town Council and Police Board, for the purpose of founding " an Asylum in Greenock, to afford shelter during the night to poor persons without a home, and to supply them with, a nourishing meal on entering and on leaving the Asylum." la terms of the Codicil, the Town Council and Police Board appointed Trustees of the Asylum. A building is in course of erection in Captain Street, in which persons will be accommodated according to the testator's wishes.

Scott Bequest.—By will, dated 8th January, 1836, MrWm. Scott, of St Andrew's, New Brunswick, bequeathed the residue of his estate in trust " to the Provost and Magistrates for the time being, ^,s also the two clergymen of the east and west parishes of his father's native town of Greenock," for " the endowment of a school for the maintenance and education of as many indigent orphan children to be instructed in English Reading and Grammar, together with writing, arithmetic, and a few of the plain branches of mathematics." Mr Scott died in 1838, but the estates have not yet been completely realised. The Trustees have in hand about £4000. An Institution has now been endowed, of which Mr George Wylie, the Duff-Scripture Reader, is superintendent, and Mrs Wylie, matron. Several admissions have been made of indigent orphan children, and the Institution is now in full working order. Carpenters' Benevolent Society.—MeetsMn the Trades' Hall, Cath- cart street. Scottish Legal Burial and Loan Society.—James Hogg, agent, Lang's land, corner of Well Park and Regent street. John M<- Dougall, referee. Greenock Master Coopers' Friendly Society—Instituted 1744.

Robert Baxter, deacon ; John M'Lean treasurer ; John Darroch,

senior key-keeper ; Joseph Pennel, junior do. ; J. W. M'Gregor,

old deacon ; James M'Lean, Robert Thorn e, and Robert Steel,

directors; John M'Gregor and James M'Millan, auditors ; Archd. Langwill, secretary. —Greenock Shipwrights' Provident Union Society—Instituted 1824. "William Wilson, Knowe road, preses ; Neil Clapperton, treasurer;: Dugald Buchanan, secretary; Archibald Dunlop Stewart, surgeon. General meetings on the second Wednesday of January, May, and September. Committee meetings on the first Thursday of each month. Rooms in Harvie Lane, open every Saturday evening from half-past seven o'clock till nine. —

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Greenock Blacksmiths' Friendly Society—Meetings are held every fourth Tuesday in Trades' Hall, 44 Cathcart Street. Wm.

; James M'Allister, M'Culloch, preses ; Daniel Sellers, treasurer visit- secretary, 6 Inverkip Street ; William Orr and John Pollock, ing officers, east end. John M'Lean and William M'Lean, west end. Greenock Friendly Funeral Society— Instituted 1824.—A. Cowan, secry. preses ; John Brodie, jun., treasurer ; David Cunningham, ; John Fraser, officer. Quarterly meetings are held on the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October. Entry-money, 6s. This society has for its object the assistance of relatives of deceased members, and the payment of all funeral expenses.

- Greenock Trades' Funeral Society.—William Hunter, preses y John Alexander M'Connachie, treasurer ; Thomas Smith, clerk ; Sommerville, officer. Greenock Journeymen Tailors' Friendly Society.—Instituted June, 1822.—John Mathieson, secretary; Archibald Dunlop Stew- wart, M.C., surgeon. House of Call, 16 Market street. Greenock Weavers' Society—Instituted 1745.—John Foster, John deacon ; William Swan and John Simpson,, key-keepers ; Macdougall, clerk. Greenock Funeral Association— Instituted 16th Oct., 1827. William Morrison, preses; John Dunlop Gardiner, treasurer; John M'Glashan, clerk; James Brownlie, officer. Meets in the Mechanics' Hall on the second Tuesday of May and November. Greenock Shoemakers' Friend^ Society— Instituted 8th August,. 1842. —James Milne, deacon; John Samson, treasurer: Robert Paul, officer, with six of committee. Meets in the Mechanics' In- stitution on the second Monday of December, March, June, and September. The annual meeting is in December. Greenock Joiners' Friendly Society— Instituted July 24th, 1854.

Lewis M'Gregor, preses ; Donald Cameron, treasurer ; Wm. Borth- wick, secretary. The committee meets in the Mechanics' Institu- tion on the first Tuesday of every month at 8 o'clock evening.. Quarterly meetings held on the third Tuesday of October, Janu- ary and April. The annual meeting is held on the third Tuesday of July. Greenock Royal St Crispin Lodge, No. 17—Instituted 6th Oct.,

1862.—William Edgar, E.M.G. ; John Samson, Sir H. ; George

; Kellat, Crisp. James Sword, G.M. ; Robert Marshall, chaplain ;

James Milne, treasurer ; William Edgar, secretary ; Robert Camp-

bell, conductor ; Thomas Jamieson, tyler. Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society—John Dunlop Division, No. 92—Instituted 27th February, 1865.—Abstainers* Hall, Commercial Buildings, Hamilton Street. James Wallace r — ——;;

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M.D., medical officer ; D. Brotchie, chaplain. Meets every alternate Thursday for business and the initiation of new members. District Grand Division meets quarterly or oftener in Glasgow. National in England. Cadets of Temperance.—Star of Hope, Section, No. 1. —Instituted 26th June, 1866.—It is composed of boys from 8 to 18 years of age. It meets on the first and tbird Thursday of each month at 7 o'clock p.m., in tho Abstainers' Hall. Daughters of Temperance—Caledonian Union, No. 3 —Instituted 20th May, 1866.—It is composed of young ladies from 15 years of •age upwards. Meetings fortnightly in the Abstainers' Hall. ODD- FELLOWS. Meet in their hall, Charles street. The district officers are

James Rae, G.M. ; Geo. Buchanan, D.G.M. ; Prov. C.S. and treasurer, John Carswell ; John Quin, examining officer ; James Little, relieving officer.

Banks of Clyde Lodge—Arthur Docherty, N.G. ; Thomas Sharp,

V.G. ; W.H.Ferguson, G. M. ; J. Simpson, secretary; P.G., W. 33. Tierney, treasurer; P.P. G.M. Dr Auld, Burgeon; Hugh Rose, tyler.

; James Watt Lodge—John M'Dougall,'" N.G. Morris, V.G. ;

James Sutherland, G.M. ; P.P.G.M. George Weir, secretary ; P.P.G.M.

James Little, treasurer ; P.P.G.M. Dr Auld, surgeon ; Hugh Rose, tyler. • Highland Mary Lodge—G.M., George Douglas ; N.G.,

V.G., Brother Rae ; Wm. Hutcheson, secretary ; John Carswell, treasurer ; Dr Auld, surgeon ; Hugh Rose, tyler. FORESTERS. Greenock District, A.O.F. consists of eight Courts—Total number of members, 2083. District Officers—D.C.R., Alexander Simp- son ; S.D.C.R., William Sprunt ; Alexander Paton, treasurer James Russell, D., Secretary.

Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109—Members, 462 ; John M'Cowan,

C.R. ; J. A. Scott, S.C.R. ; Alexander Livingstone, treasurer ; Wm.

Dunlop, secretary ; William A. Wilson, M.D., CM., surgeon.

Court Caledonia, No. 1275—Members, 545 ; Alex. Anderson, C.R.

J. Campbell, S.C.R. ; Neil M'Cormick, treasurer; James Hopper, secretary ; James Wallace, M. D., surgeon.

Court Royal Archers, No. 1544—Members, 413 ; R. M'Kay, C.R.;

Colin Munro, S.C.R. ; Daniel Sellars, treasurer ; Peter Blair, secy. Archibald D. Stewart, CM., surgeon. Court Newark, No. 4111, Port-Glasgow—260 Members. ;;

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C.R.j Court James Watt, No. 4468—Members 213 ; David Roger,

Angus Leitch, S.C.R. ; Joseph Beardall, treasurer; John Shedden, secretary ; J. R. Robertson, M. D. surgeen. Court Glenalbyn, No. 4511, Easdale—106 Members. Court St. John, No. 5222, Paisley—43 Members. Court Scotia, No. 5405, Port-Glasgow—41 Members.

FREE MASONS. Provincial Grand Lodge of Free Masons for West Renfrewshire —Instituted 7th February, 1739—Sir Michael Robert Sbaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart., R.W.P.G. master; John Scott, depute P.G. master ; Robert Steele, substitute P.G. master ; Rev. secretary. Charles Cole, B.D., P.G. chaplain ; Andrew Boag, P.G., Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No 12—Instituted 17th December, 1728.—Lodge Room, Greenock Old Town Hall (by virtue of right conferred in feu chartei-, by Lord Cathcart, in 1765) —Thomas

Ballantine, N.H.M. ; Edward Blackmore, past master ; John B.

Crawhall, depute master ; Duncan Cunningham, senior warden Walter Richardson Grieve, junior warden; John H. Allison, treas- B.D., chap- urer ; Thomas B. Newton, secretary ; Rev. Charles Cole, Middleton, Iain ; Rev. Archd. Fullarton, assistant chaplain ; D. director of music; Alexander Adam.3on, architect; W. Stewart

Anderson, senior deacon; John B. Tar bet, junior deacon ; William Denness, 1st senior steward; James Tannabill, 2nd senior steward; J. Jensen, 1st junior steward; Ueorge M'Farlane, 2nd junior steward; H. S. Kerr, inner guard; Nathaniel Tucker, . tyler. Monthly meetings —third Monday of every month. Lodge Greenock St John, No. 175—Instituted 1776 —James P.

; Anderson, P.M. Muir, R.W.M ; Robert Urie, D.M. Donald ; George Galbreath, S. W. ; Alex. Mann, J.W. ; William Wright, secretary ; Jame3 Rodger, treasurer ; Rev. John Garraw Stobbs,

; chaplain; Henry Chalmers, S.D. J.D. ; Stephensoa

Stewart, S.S. ; John M'Larty, 2nd S. ; John Crawford, 3rd S ; Joha

Hay, 4th S. ; Andrew Boag, O.M. ; Alexander M'Master, O.M.

Alexander Cruden, I.G. ; James Hannah, Tyler. Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17—James Rodgers, M.E.Z.

Robert Urie, H. ; Donald M'Lachlan, I.; John R. Allison, past 1st principal; Andrew Boag, S.E. ; Alexander Fyfe, S.N. ; Peter

M'Corquodale, treasurer ; James Don, janitor. Greenock Grand Encampment of Knights Templars and Knights of Malta, No. 20—Dormant.

ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Weights, Dry Measures ) Inspector and Adjuster, —David Young, and Liquid Measures, / 14 West Burn Street. 76 APPENDIX. REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. Pursuant to Act 17 and 18 Victoria, Cap. 80.

Mid Parish—Robert Campbell ; Assistant—R. A. Campbell.

East Parish—James Slater ; Assistant—J. Slater, B.A.

"West Parish—Robert A. Baird ; Assistant—James M'llquham. Examiner for Western District—Captain Gibson Stott.

SESSION CLERKS. Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank street. West Parish—Alexander Fyfe, 10 Brisbane street. East Parish— Thomas Smitb, 4 Upper crescent.

GREENOCK DRAMATIC SOCIETY.

President, Benjamin Noble ; vice-president, John M. Pollock ; treasurer, James Diver; secretary, Charles E. Bursey. Acting Committee—John Steven, John W. Buchanan, Geo. Dempster, and John Crabbe. The annual subscription is one guinea ; Hono- rary Members enrolled at a subscription of not less than a guinea- Hall—22 Hamilton Street.

WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR BOAT CLUB.

Sir M. R.. Shaw Stewart, Bart., president ; H. L. Tennent, Esq.,.

Thomson, secretary ; John W. Johnston, vice-president ; John treasurer ; Richard Ross, boat-keeper. Club House, Whitefarland Point. 150 Members.

GREENOCK AMATEUR ROWING CLUB.

President, Provost Morton, Balclutha ; vice-president, Robert Scott treasurer, J. Hardy. Young ; captain and secretary, James ; Club House, 11 Ropework street.

TABLE OF RATES OR FARES OF LICENSED PORTERS OF GREENOCK.

Any distance from Steamboat Quay or Railway Station. First—within Dellingburn on the East, Shaw Place on the South, and West Burn on the West. — —

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Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 6 „ exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding 112 lbs., 7 „ 112 lbs., „ 168 lbs., 8 Every additional 112 lbs., 2 Second—within Cartsburn on the East, Roxburgh Street on the South, and Campbell Street on the West s. d. Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 8 „ exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding 112 lbs., 10

„ ,. 112 lbs., „ 168 lbs., 1 Every additional 112 lbs., 3 Third—within Ratho Street on the East, Wellington Street on the South and Martha Brae on the West. s. d. Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 9 „ exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding 112 lbs., 1 „ „ 112 lbs., „ 168 lbs., 1 4 Every additional 112 lbs., 4 Fourth—within Ladyburn on the East, Drumfrochar Road on the South, and Berryburn on the West.

s. d. Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 1 „ exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding 112 lbs., 1 4 „ „ 112 lbs., „ 168 lbs., 1 8 Every addittional 112 lbs., 5 Fifth A.nj distance not defined to be charged in the same ratio, calculated according to distance.

When employed by Commercial Travellers.

s. d. Luggage not exceeding 3 cwt—First hour, - - l o Every additional hour, - - 6 „ exceeding 3 cwt— First hour, - - 14 Every additional hour, - - 8 When detained over a quarter of an hour loading or unloading, for every additional quarter of an hour, - 2 One half more to he charged when employed between Nine o'clock evening and Six o'clock morning. Assisting at loading or unloading Carts, weighing Goods or per-

forming any other service or work not included in the foregoing : For the First hour, -----__ Is Od And for every succeeding hour, 6d, unless where this rate has been altered by agreement. For these Rates or Fares Porters are bound, when required, to put the Luggage on board the steam vessels, or place it on the plat- -form of the railway, or take the same out of the steam vessel, or .

down the railway platform, or to or from a house or other place or building. REGISTER OF LICENSED PORTERS. No. of No. of Name. Badge. Name. Badge. Morris M'Teague, - 2 Thomas Aird, - - - 5i George Knagg, 6 John Hepburn, - - 55 John Drurnniond, 8 William Greave, - - 57 Duncan M' Alpine, - 9 John Pottigrew, - - 62 John M' Galium, - 11 John Dyall, - 71 John Orr, -12 John MDougall, - - 72 James Don, - lb' William John Gray, - 73 Matthew Muir, - 19 Hugh Sweeny, - - 74 Alexander M'Millan, - 20 Alexander M'Gregor, - 76 Alexander Thomson, - 21 Thomas Rennie, - - 78 T W illiarn Muir, - - 22 Andrew Marshall, - - 80 Alexander M'Kirdy. - 2-i George Montague, - - 81 James Dalgleish, - 26 Malcolm Lusk, - - 83 Archibald M'Nair, - - 27 Alexauder Gillies, - - 84: Donald M'Intyre, - - 28 James Haughie, - - 85 James Button. - 21) Neil Larkie, - 86 Donald Carmichael, - - 33 Michael M'Anulty, - 87 Peter Clark, - - 38 Alexander M'Lachlan, - 88 Ebenozer Brown, - 41 Henry M'Caskie, - - 89 Donald Lawrie, - 42 William Mitchell, - - 90 John Simpson, - 43 William Turner, - - 92 John M'Taggart, - 46 Peter Grant, - - 94 Colin M'Phail, - 51 Duncan Cook, - - 96 REGISTER OF LICENSED CAB DRIVERS. Duncan M-Farlane, James Dyall, Joseph Crookshank3, Hugh Urie, Duncan M.'lvellar, John Stewart, Peter Wallace, George M'Kechnie, George Smith, Robert Dickie, James Fergusson, Archibald Mitchell, John Fergusson, Thomas Hunt, George Todd, David Currio King, William Hughes, John Camochnn, John Denholm, Robert Dickson, William Sidey, Francis Rennie, Robert Ness^ David Pearson, George Larkie, Allan M'Kinnon, Archibald Campbell, Thomas Slaven, Angus Mack ay, Robert Ballantine, Alexander Murray, Andrew Curran, William M'Kinnon, Archd. Hutton. Charles M'Meekin, —

APPENDTX. 7& REGISTER OF CAB LICENSES. No. of Proprietor's Name. Address. Cab. Mrs Agnes Hill, George Hotel, Gourock, 3 Donald M'Farlane, 25 West Blackball Street, 5 Do., Do., 8 James & John Fergusaon, 6 Roslin Street, 9 Do., Do., 10 Donald M'Farlane, 25 West Blackhall Street, 12 Duncan M'Farlane, Duncan Street, 13 Mrs Agnes Hill, George Hotel, Gourock, 14 Joseph Crookshanks, 41 West Blackhall Street, 1G Do., Do., 17 William Sidey, Roxburgh Street, 19 Duncan M'Farlane, Duncan Street, 21 Do., Do., 23 Joseph Crookshanks, 41 West Blaakkall Street, 26- James & John Fergusson, 6 Roslin Street, 27 William Sidey, Roxburgh Street, 29 Duncan M'Kellar, Jamaica Street, 1, 2, 4,31 John Johnston, 11, 15 CONY EYANCES. HACKNEY CARRIAGES' PUBLIC STANDS. — The following places are the public stands :

1. Steamboat quay. 2. East end of Cathcart street. 3. Cathcart street, near Railway station. 4. Cathcart square. 5. West Burn street, north of Hamilton street. FARES. It shall be in the option of the hirer to engage any hackney carriage either by time or distance, provided this be done at the time of hiring. PARES BY DISTANCE. When a party, not exceeding four grown-up persons, with luggage not exceeding 56 lb. weight, enters a carriage at a stand, or when, driving along disengaged, they shall be driven to any point within

the places after referred to at the following rates, viz. : SHILLING FARES. From any of the public stands to any place within Cartsburn on the east, Roxburgh street on the south, and Margaret street on the- west. —

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ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE FAKES. From any of the public stands to any place within Ratho Street on the east, and Wellington Street on the south, and Martha Brae on the west. TWO SHILLING PARES. From any of the public stands to any place within Ladybum on the east, Drumfrochar Eoad on the south, and Berryburn on the west. GENERAL RATES OR PARES. "Where the point to or from which the carriage is driven shall be beyond the limits of the preceding special fares, the fare shall be regulated by the following table. The charge in the table shall include going from the nearest stance to the hirer's residence and waiting ten minutes, but if detained more than ten minutes, to receive sixpence for each additional ten minutes : TABLE. s. d. For any distance not exceeding a mile, - - 10 Exceeding a mile and not exceeding 1| miles, - - 16 1^ miles and not „ 2 „ - - 2 2 miles and not „ 2| „ - 2 6 2£ miles and not „ 3 „ - - 3 - 3 miles and not „ 3^ „ 3 6 3£ miles and not „ 4 „ - 4 4 miles and not „ 4| „ - - 4 6 4| miles and not „ 5 „ - 5 Half fare returning. When parties return (which they shall have the option of doing), and the fare going is one shilling, the carriage shall wait ten. minutes without any charge for waiting when one shilling and sixpence, fifteen minutes ; when two shillings and upwards, twenty minutes. If the carriage be detained longer, a charge shall be allowed for waiting, at the rate of sixpence for every twenty minutes or part thereof, commencing at the period when the free waiting expires. When a carriage is called but not used, a charge of sixpence shall be allowed, if the place to which it is called be under half a mile from the stance, and one shilling if beyond that. FARES BY TIME, &C. For shoping, making calls, and where the driving is not con- tinuous, the charge shall be one shilling for the first half-hour, and sixpence for every additional quarter of an hour. Whether the fares are by distance or by time the hirer pays tolls. If there be more than four grown-up persons driven, a charge of sixpence extra shall be made for each additional grown person, and a charge of sixpence for every two children above six years of age. No additional charge for one child above six or children under six. APPENDIX. 81

4d per 56 lbs over the first 56 lbs may be charged for all luggage which requires to be put outside. The driver shall assist in loading and unloading in all cases when required, but shall not be bound to leave his carriage for the purpose. From eleven o'clock at night till twelve o'clock midnight, fare and a half, and from twelve o'clock till six morning, double fare to be exigible. FARES MAY BE WITHHELD. Any party shall be entitled to withhold payment of fare— lst> "When the name and number are not painted outside, or when there is no plate inside. 2d, When the reference ticket is not given on demand. 3d, When the bye-laws and table of fares are not shown on demand ; and 4th, When an overcharge is made. Drivers not to be entitled to any gratuity. Driver to give hirer a reference ticket, and produce bye-laws and table of fares when demanded.

TABLE OF EATES OE FAEES TO BE EXACTED BY LICENSED BOATMEN AT THE PORT AND HABBOUBS OF OEEENOCK. 1st. Boat hire from any of the quays, piers, harbours, or the Esplanade, to any ship or vessel lying in the roadstead, between the Tail of the Bank buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east, said vessel not being at a greater distance than a mile and a half from the shore of Greenock between these two points : —If one passenger, Is 6d; two passengers, 2s; every additional passenger, 6d. 2d. Boat hire from any of the above mentioned stations to any ship or vessel lying at the anchorage, termed the Tail of the Bank : —If one passenger, 2s; two passengers, 2s 6d; every additional passenger, 6d. 3d. Boat hire from any of the above mentioned stations to the powder anchorage ground : —If one passenger, 3 s 6d; every additional passenger, 6d. 4. Boat hire from any of the above mentioned stations to the hill of Ardmore, or Helensburgh, Kilcreggan or point of Eosneath, or Row, or any other point on the opposite shore : —If one passen- r ger, 5s ; two passengers, 6s ; three passengers, 7s ; ever} additional passenger, 6d. 5th. Boat hire from any of the above mentioned stations to any Ship or Vessel lying in Gourock Bay If on© :— passenge, 3s 6d ; two passengers, 4s 6d ; and every additional passenger, 6d. For these rates or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait thirty minutes and bring back the passengers. If detained beyond thirty minutes' / 82 APPENDIX one shilling to be paid for each half hour, or part of half an hour after the first. The above rates or fares shall include luggage if under one hundred weight ; but all luggage above that amount shall be charged for every additional cwt., 4d. Vessels in harbour shifting passing lines, up to 300 tons, 7s 6d; ships, 10s; if boatmen employed by time, 12s 6d per day. For the above rates the boatmen shall be obliged to furnish four oars and men when from the state of tbe weather this is required, to enable them to make the passage ; but when required to do so by the hirer himself, for expedition or otherwise, one-half fare to be paid in addition to the above rates. The harbour master to be sole judge in case of dispute between the boatmen and the hirer as to the state of the weather, and as to the necessity for four oars.

OMNIBUSES.

Omnibuses leave the Greenock Railway Station, Cathcart Street, on the arrival of most of the passenger trains from Glasgow, and from Cathcart Square, in connection with trains of the Ayrshire Railway, and they also leave Ashton and Gourock in time for the departure of most of the passenger trains for Glasgow. The City 'Bus runs every lawful day from Clyde House, Rosneath Street, at half-past nine a.m., for Finnieston, leaving Finnieston for Rosneath Street, Low Gourock Road, near the Battery, at ten a.m, and every hour thereafter till nine p.m, and on Saturdays till ten p.m. Any alteration will be announced in daily papers.

CARRIERS.

Glasgow—Mrs Stewart, 2 Hamilton street, Greenock, and 1 8 St. Unoch square, Glasgow—leaves Greenock every day at half-past 10 and half-past 12, and returns every evening at 3.30 and 6.30 p.m.,

per railway ; John Black 45 Roxburgh street, leaves Greenock at 10.30 and 12.30 p.m., and returns from 22£ Buchanan street, Glas- gow, at 5 p.m and 7 p.m. daily (except Saturday at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m.) per railway. Gourock and Cloch—William Main and Robert Shearer, arrive and depart daily. Inverkip—Mrs Thomas Scott, arrives and departs on Tuesdays and Fridays, and oftener during the summer. Port-Glasgow—James Clements, James Boyle, and D. M'Neill arrive and depart daily. APPENDIX. 8a

LIST OF LICENSED DEEP SEA. PILOTS. Alexander Jamieson. Charles Maekie. Robert Lee. Alex. Campbell. Hugh Turner. John Anderson. Colin Turner. John M'Neill. Charles H. Brew.

LIST OP RIVER PILOTS Walter Hooks, Neil Leitch, James G. Martin, Alexander McMillan, Alexander Miller, Alexander M'Dougall, James Stewart, Thomas Montgomerie, James Hendry, William M'Callum, James V. Stewart, Andrew Hamilton,

TABLES OF RATES CHARGEABLE FOR PILOTAGE ON THE RIVER AND FIRTH OF CLYDE. Per Foot From Greenock, or offGreenock, or the Tail of the Bank to Glasgow; or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Green- ock, or the Tail of the Bank, including the unmooring of the ship, for all vessels under 10 feet draught of water, ... Is. 6i Vessels with 10 feet draught of water and under 12 feet, 2s. 0& Vessels with 12 feet draught of water and not exceeding 15 feet, 2s 6d All vessels exceeding 15 feet draught of water 3s 0d Vessels to or from Bowling Bay or Dumbarton, to be charged at

two thirds of the above rates ; or vessels from Renfrew or Dalmuir to Greenock or Port-Glasgow, or from the last mentioned ports to> Dalmuir or Renfrew, to be charged the rates same as for Glasgow. Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion.

From Glasgow to Renfrew five shillings ; and the same charge returning. From any place betwixt the Cumbrae and Cloch Lights to Green- ock or Port-Glasgow, including mooring the ship, or waiting the tide, one penny three farthings per ton. From a line drawn between the Cloch Light and Dunoon Pier to> Port Glasgow or any intermediate place, or from any intermediate place, or to any other intermediate place, one halfpenny per ton. N.B.—The same chargeable for like distances outwards. Fractional tonnage to be charged and paid in proportion. Two thirds only of the above rates exigible in respect of vesaclft towed by steam. 84 APPENDIX.

From Greenock,or off Greenock,to Garelochhead, including detention in swinging the vessel, one halfpenny per ton ; and the same rate in returning ; but no pilot will be obliged to pilot a vessel to the Gare- lochhead and back for a less sum than fifteen shillings each way. For every day the Pilot is kept on board after the compasses are adjusted he shall be entitled to charge five shillings. For piloting vessels up and down the Leven, to or from Dumbar- ton, the pilots shall not be entitled to charge more than four shillings in addition to the rate of piloting such vessels on the Clyde ; and four shilings for each additional tide he may be detained after the first. Any Pilot, whether Deep-sea or River, who may be detained at the request of the owners or persons in charge of the vessel, after his duties as Pilot have been completed, shall (where not otherwise provided for in these regulations), in addition to receiving his provisions, be paid by the owner or person in charge of the vessel five shillings per day, and in like proportion for any lesser period he may be detained on board. N.B.—N0 differential rates shall in future be recoverable in respect of Foreign Vessels.

INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. Aecident—Andrew Boag and John Gillespie. Alliance Fire and Life—James Welsh, Andrew Boag, and Robert Blair. Atlas Fire and Life—John Johnstone. Briton Medical and General Life—Robertson and M'Dougall and H. W. R. O'Neill. British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company—A. 0. Leitch and Muir. Caledonian Fire and Life—William M'Clure, H. T. Patten, P. Mac- kellar, David Aitken, and James Glen. Church of England Fire and Life—John Black. City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company—H. Dempster and Colin S. Caird. City Assurance Company—William Clark. Commercial Union Assurance Company—D. Campbell. Crown Life—P. Ballingall and James Sinclair. Edinburgh Life— C. D. Lamont, Robert Blair, and John B. Steven. English and Scottish Law Life—Andrew Boag, William Lamont and James C. Smith European Assurance Society and Guarantee of Fidelity in Situations of Trust—J. D. Macintyre and Allan Weir European Guarantee Association—Allan Weir —

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Fire Insurance Company of Scotland—James Welsh, Andrew Boagy Robert Blair, and Colin S. Caird General Fire and Life—R. S. M'Morland and William M'Clure General Insurance Company—William M'Clure Greenock Plate Glass Mutual Insurance Company—John Gillespie Gresham Life—William Clark Guardian Plate Glass —John Duncan Guardian Fire and Life—R. W. Robertson Hercules Fire, Life and Marine Insurance Company—William Clark Imperial Fire and Life—David Agnew International Life Assurance Society, Accidental Department—A. 0. Leitch and Muir Lancashire Insurance Company—David E. Barclay, John Brymner, A. 0. Leitch, D. Campbell, James Kelso, and Archibald Denniston Life Association of Scotland —D. Maclean, James M'Lellan and Co., and William Hunter Liverpool, London, and Globe Fire and Life Assurance Company Andrew Tasker, Thomas Macdonald, Allan Swan, John Brymner, John Love, John Clapperton and Co., C. D. Lamont, M. W. Dunlop, P. Ballingall, Archibald Lumsdaine, and Walter B» Grieve. London Assurance Corporation' Fire and Life —John Clapperton and Co. London and Southwark— John B. Steven London and Lancashire Fire and Life—John Gillespie London and Caledonian Marine—T. 0. Hunter Manchester Fire—Andrew Boag, D. Agnew, John Clapperton and Co. and William Hunter Marine Life and Casualty Mutual Assurance Society—Macdonald, Hood & Co., and Browne and Watson. Marine Insurance Agents—Foulds & Bone. Medical, Invalid, and General Life—Allan Park Paton. Mutual Life—John Brymner. National Boiler Insurance Co.— John Gillespie. National Guarantee Association—W. O. Leitch. National Provincial Plate Glass—W. Clark. Norfolk Farmers (for Insurance of Horses, Cattle and Live Stock) —John Gillespie. North British and Mercantile—John Black, Thomas O. Hunter, John Johnstone, Thomas Stark, and John Clapperton & Co. Northern—R. W. Robertson, James Turner, jun., W. B. Salmon, and James Glen. Norwich and London Plate Glass—J. Duncan. Phoenix Fire—W. 0. Leitch, William Lindsay & Co., and J. Mac- dougall. Plate Glass Universal Fire—J. Morrison & Sons. 86 APPENDIX.

Provincial Insurance Company—Wrede & Co., James C. Smithy William Lamont, A. M. Humphreys, James Brown, James. Welsh, and Foulds and Bone. Prudential—Dr Bell and William Cameron. Queen Fire and Life—Archibald Mackenzie, W. Lindsay & Co., Peter Ballingall, J. S. Peters, Colin S. Caird, and Lewis and. Fyfe. Railway Passenger Life—James Gilchrist and \. P. Paton. Reliance Mutual Life Assurance—D. Campbell, John M'Phail, and D. M. Simpson. Royal Farmers and General Fire and Life Hail Storm Insurance Institution— Archibald M'Callum. Royal Insurance Fire aud Life —W. M' Arthur & Co., John Hunter, John Johnstone, and W. 0. Leitcb. Scottish Amicable Life —Allan Park Paton. Scottish Commercial Insurance —Wm. Lamont and James C. Smith. Scottish Equitable Life—Thomas Macdonald. Scottish Fire Insurance Co.—J.Kelso, W. Pbilp, W. Clark, D. Cun- ningham & Co., T. B. Newton, and Munro & Stewart. Scottish Imperial Fire and Life—Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., J. Tannahill. Scottish National Fire and Life—S. F. Niccol, Louson Walker, James Glen, and Mackenzie and Walker. Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance 'Company—Robert Little, Allan Park Paton, John Love, and James Hendry. Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society—John M. Hutcheson.. Scottish Provident Institution—A. 0. Leitch and James Maclean. Scottish Provincial Fire and Life — George Williamson, A.. M.- Humphreys, and J. F. Mackay and Co. Southern Marine Insurance Co.—David Kerr. Standard Life—W. 0. Leitch. Sun Fire and Life—Gray and Buchanan and F. G. Bruce. Union Marine—W. Lindsay and Co. United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution. —A. M. Humphreys, J. H. Henderson and J. S. Deas. United Guarantee and Life Assurance—James Inglis. West of England Fire and Life—H. T. Patten and George Raff. Western Counties Assurance Co.—W. C. T. Sloan. Westminster Fire— Claud Marshall. Westminster and General Assurance Association —Claud Marshall.. Yorkshire Fire and Life—John Duncan.

BUILDING SOCIETIES. Greenock Property Investment Society—James Kelso, manager. West of Scotland Property Investment and Building Society—D. Campbell, manager. APPENDIX) 87

Greenock Provident Investment Company. Office, 3 Morton Ter-

race. Eobert Blair and James Morton, trustees ; James M'Call, Secretary. James M'Clement, managing director, to whom all communications are to be addressed. Information regarding the operations of this society may be obtained at the office every Wednesday and Saturday evening from 7 till 9.

. TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY. Greenock Trade Protection Society— John Gillespie, Resident Secretary.

PUBLIC OFFICES.

Assessor of Income Tax—John Gillespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Corporation of Greenock, (Town Proper), John Gil- lespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Greenock Parochial Board—John Gillespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Greenock Statute Labour Trustees—John Gillespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Greenock Water Trust—John Gillespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Greenock Board of Police— John Gillespie, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Auditor to Greenock Harbour Trust—John Gillespie, City of Glas- gow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Ayr Steamers—Steamboat Quay—A. M'Allister, agent. Antwerp Steamers—Office, 9 Customhouse place. Graham Brym- ner, agent. Ardrishaig and Lochfine Steamers' office, Excise buildings—W. Lindsay and Co., agents. Assembly Hall, Terrace road. Ballina Steam Packet office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Alexander Laird and Sons, agents. Baron Bailie's office, Mansionhouse. Belfast Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings— William Sinclair, agent. Bristol Steamers—Office, Excise buildings— W. Lindsay and Co., agents. Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart street. Campbelton Steamers* Office, Excise Buildings—Jn. M'Millan, agent —

APPENDIX.

Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, 2 Church. place, M. F. Dunlop—Assessor of Income Tax, John Gillespie, 32 Cathcart street.

Chamber of Commerce of Greenock ; incorporated by Royal Charter in 1862—T. O. Hunter, chairman; Thomas King, secretary. City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street. Clyde Shipping Co., 9 Customhouse place—Graham Brymner, agent. Coffee Room, 2 Cathcart square—James F. Baird, Curator. Collector of Harbour Dues, kc, Customhouse buildings—Andrew Nimmo, collector. Commercial Buildings, 14 Hamilton street. Commissary Clerk's Office, New Courthouse, Nelson street, (west). Cork and Waterford steamers. Office, 9 Customhouse place Graham Brymner, agent. Customhouse, Steamboat quay. Daily Express and Evening Star Office (Greenock branch), Pal- merston Buildings, Customhouse place. Dean of Guild Court, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton street. Dublin steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—James Little and Co., agents. Dumbarton Steamers, Steamboat quay—James Darroch, agent. Fishery Office, 3 Bank street—Inspector, George Reiach. General Steam Navigation Co. Office, 19 Palmerston Buildings. Robert Allan, agent. Gas Works, 27 Crawfurd street—Instituted 1828—Samuel Stewart, manager. Glasgow Herald Newspaper (Greenock branch) Office, 4 Mansion- house lane. Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co. Office, 1 West quay—Archibald M'Kenzie, agent. Glasgow Weekly Mail Newspaper (Greenock branch). Office, 1 Bank street. Greenock Advertiser and Clyde Commercial Journal. Office, 29 Hamilton street. Greenock and Ayrshire Railway, Brougham street. Greenock Club House, Ardgowan square. Greenock Herald and General Advertiser. Office, 40 Cathcart st. Greenock and Helensburgh Steamboat Co. (Limited), Palmerston Buildings—John Brymner and Co., managers. Greenock News Newspaper Office, 13 Cathcart street. Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette. Office, 18 Charles street. Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, Temperance Institute, West Stewart street. Harbour Masters' Office, Steamboat quay—John Millar, Archibald Brown, James Bailey, and Malcolm Darroch, Harbour Mas-

ters ; and John Millar, Dock Master. APPENDIX.

Highlands, Western Isles, and Sutherlandshire Steamers, Steam- boat quay—A M'Allister, agent- Inland Revenue Office (late Excise), Customhouse buildings. Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), Customhouse buildings. Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson street, west. James Inglis, Depute-Clerk. ' Justice of Peace Fiscal's Office—D. Maclean, 14 Hamilton street. Karnes Gunpowder Co. Office, 1 West quay—Archibald Mackenzie, agent. Lands Valuation Office, Town Buildings, G Hamilton street—James Drummond, assessor. Largs Steamers, Steamboat Quay—A. M'Allister, agent. Limerick Steamers, Steamboat quay—James Darrocb, agent. Liverpool Steam Packet Co. Office, Excise buildings—William Sinclair, agent. Liverpool Steamers. Office, Excise buildings—J. M'Millan, agent. Liverpool Steamers. Office, 1 West quay—Archd. Mackenzie agent. Liverpool Traders' Office, 1 West quay—Archd. Mackenzie, agent. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 32 Cathcart street, —Henry John Boolds, surveyor Thomas 0. Hunter, agent, 13 William street. Lochfine Steamers, Steamboat quay—John Dawson, agent. Lochgoilhead Steamers, Steamboat quay—A. M'Millan, agent. Lochlong and Lochlomond Steamers, Steamboat quay—James Dar- roch, agent. Londonderry Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Alex. Laird & Sons, agents. Londonderry Steam Packet Co., Excise buildings —Wm. Sinclair, agent. Master of Works' office, 3 Jamaica street. Messenger-at-Arm3 Office, 3 Bank street —William Shearer. .Mercantile Marine Office, Shipping Office for Seamen, Examina- tions, etc., 7 Virginia street —John M'llvain, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine .North British Daily Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch) Office, 1 Bank street. North British Railway Company's Office, Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place —John Clapperton and Co., agents. Palmerston buildings, Customhouse place. Parochial Board Rooms, Poorhouse, Captain street—John S. Deas, inspector. Plymouth Steamers Office, 9 Customhouse place —Graham Brym- ner, agent. Police Office, Taylor's Close —David Dewar, superintendent. Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Captain street—Thos. Burton, collector. Office hours from 10 till 3, and from 7 till 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 till 3 p.m. —

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Port-Ellen and Islay steamer. Office, Steamboat quay—John Dawson, agent. Port-Rush Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Alex. Laird and Sons, agents. Port-Rush, also by steamer Islay, Steamboat quay—John Dawson,. agent. Post- Office, 11 William street—Thomas Macmillan, postmaster. Procurator-Fiscal's Office (Lower Ward of the County), Court House, Nelson street, West—Robert Blair, Fiscal. Procurators-Fiscals' Office (Burgh), 14 Hamilton street — Daniel Maclean and Archibald M Galium, Fiscals. Provident Bank Buildings, 11 William street. Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—Middle Parish, Robt. Campbell, 5 Bank street—West Parish, R. A. Baird, 41 Cath- cart street—East Parish, James Slater, 29 Rue-end street. Examiner, Captain Gibson Stott. Rothesay, Dunoon, etc, Steamers, Steamboat quay—John Dawson, agent. Sheriff Clerk's Office, County buildings, Nelson street, west—Jas. Inglis, Depute-Clerk. Sheriff Court House, County buildings, Nelson street, west. Sligo Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Alex. Laird and Sons, agents. Steam to and from London, via G-ranton. Office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Robert Allan, agent. Stornoway Steamers' Office, Excise buildings—W. Lindsay and Co., agents. Stranraer Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston buildings—Alex. Laird and Sons, agents. Sugar Exchange, Terrace Road. Temperance Institute, West Stewart street—A.Anderson, registrar. Town Assessment Office, 6 Hamilton street—Alexander Chalmers* collector. Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 7 to 9 p.m. Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton street—John K. Gray, Town Clerk. Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton street John Adam, Chamberlain. Underwriters' Surveyor's Office, City of Glasgow Bank buildings* 32 Cathcart street—William Neill, surveyor. West Highland Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston buildings- Robert Allan, agent.

SAILING VESSELS. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Liverpool Gipsy Queen, Gipsy. Meg Merrilees, and Madge Wildfire. Threa —

APPENDIX. 91 of the above schooners sail weekly from each port. Wm. Lindsay and Co.. Excise buildings, agents. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Liverpool Jasper, Onyx, Sapphire, Topaz, Diana. Two of the above schooners sail weekly from each port. —Archibald Mackenzie, 1 West quay, agent.

STEAM VESSELS.

Antwerp Steamers—Kestrel, Lapwing, Ousel, Widgeon and Tern —Sail once a week. — Graham Brymner, 9 Customhouse place, agent. Ardrisbaig and Lochfine steamers — Iona, Mountaineer, or other

steamers, with passengers only, daily at 9 a.m. ; calling at Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert and Ardrishaig, leaving Ardrishaig about 12.45 p.m. —W. Lindsay and Co., agents,, Excise buildings.

Arran (via Rothesay), daily at 10 a.m. (Hero).—A. M'Allister, agent.

Ayr, daily during the summer months (from 1st May), calling at Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Largs, Millport and Troon. Vale of Clyde. —A. M'Allister, agent. Ayr—Goods steamers Victoria and Jasper every Monday and Thursday.—A. M'Allister, agent, Steamboat quay. Ballina—Rose, Thistle, or Shamrock, once a month.—A. Laird and Sons, agents. Belfast—Royal Mail Line. Every day (Sunday excepted), at 9 p.m. Royal Mail Steam Packets, Llama, Camel, Racoon, Buffalo and Bear. —William Sinclair, Excise buildings, agent. Bristol—Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, Swansea and Bristol (via Belfast) with goods and passengers. The screw steamers Antona, Jura, Clutha, and Ailsa. The above vessels sail every Wednesday and every Saturday.—William Lindsay and Co., Excise buildings, agents. Campbelton—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and leave Camp- toelton the following days, except in summer, when they leave oftener. Steamers Gael and Kintyre.—John M'Millan, Excise buildings, agent. Cork and Waterford- The Kinsale, Sanda, Saltee, Cumbrae, and Eddystone—sail from Greenock on the evenings of Monday, Wednes- day and Friday, at 7 o'clock, for Cork and Waterford, conveying goods —

92 APPENDIX. and passengers for Limerick, and all parts of the south of Ireland Owners, Clyde Shipping Company. Office, 9 Customhouse place, Greenock—Graham Brymner, agent. Dublin—Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Lord Gough, Duke of Leinster, Lord Clyde, Earl of Carlisle James Little & Co., agents, Excise buildings. Dumbarton steamer—Every Friday at 10 a.m., James Darroch, Steamboat quay, agent. Dunoon, Rothesay, Kylesof Bute, Ardrishaig, Tarbert, Oban, Fort "William, and Inverness—during the months of May, June, July, August, September and October—Iona. —William Lindsay, & Co., agents. Helensburgh—Rosneath, Levan, Craigrownie, Ardgowan—John Brymner & Co., Palmerston buildings, managers.

Highlands, Western Isles, and Sutherlandshire, every 'Thursday at 7 a.m. —Dunvegan Casjle—A. M'Allister, agent. Tela}7—Every Monday and Thursday, and to Portrush every Thursday/the steamer Islay—John Dawson, Steamboat quay, agent To Kilinuh, Strone, Dunoon, Kirn, Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore' and Strone, three times daily—Vesta, Vivid—Archibald M'Allister, agent. Largs, Millport, and Arran,—Daily—Lancelot,!Elaine, Guinevere —John Brymner and Co., Palmerston buildings, agents.

Limerick and Tralee—S.S. Princess Alexandra, s.s. Holy rood* from Greenock occasionally—James Darroch, agent, Steamboat quay. Liverpool—Penguin, Raven—William Sinclair, agent, Excise buildings. Liverpool — Princess Royal, Princess Aliee—John M'Millan» agent, Excise buildings.

Liverpool—The Sardonyx, sails from Greenock every Tuesday evening—Archibald M'Kenzie, 1 West quay, agent. Lochgoilhead—Daily—Lochgoil, Vesta, Carrick Castle—A. Mc- Millan, Steamboat quay, agent.

Lochfine Steamers—Pioneer, Mary Jane, Inverary Castle, or other steamers, to Kirn, Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert, and Ardrishaig, with goods and passengers daily at 8.45 a.m. proceeding to Inverary every Wednesday and Friday, returning irom Ardrishaig daily, at 8 a.m. —D. Hutcheson and Co., Hope street, Glasgow— John Dawson, agent, Steamboat quay. —

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Locklong and Lochlomond. —The saloon steamer, Chancellor, sails every day, from May till 1st October, for Dunoon, Kirn, Blair- more, Ardentinny, and Arroohar, leaving about 10.15 a.m., and returning from Arrochar about 2 p.m., in connection with the Loch- lomond steamers.—James Darroch, Steamboat quay, agent. Londonderry via Granton every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p.m.—Robert Allan, agent.

Londonderry direct, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 8 p.m.—Rose, Thistle, Shamrock, and Garland—A. Laird and Sons, Palmerston buildings, agents. Buffalo or Wolf every Wed- nesday and Saturday at 8 p.m.—William Sinclair, Excise buildings, agent Oban, Fort-Wiiliam, and Inverness, via Orinan Canal— every Monday and Thursday at 4 p.m.—The steamers Cygnet, Plover and Staffa, calling at Crinan, Luing, Easdale, Oban, Appin, and Coran. W.- Lindsay and Co., agents.

Plymouth— Sanda, Kinsale, Saltee, Cumbrae and Eddystone, sail from Glasgow every fortnight—Graham Brymner, agent Port Rush—every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m.—Laurel. A. Laird and Sons, Palmerston buildings, agents. Rothesay, Kirn, Dunoon, and Innellan steamers —Iona, Pioneer Mary Jane, Inverary Castle, Eagle, Athol, Sultan, Vulcan, Undine, Dunoon Castle, Marquis of Bute, Sultana, and Rothesay Castle. Communication hourly during summer, and four times daily during winter.—John Dawson, Steamboat quay, agent. Sligo—Rose, Thistle, and Shamrock, every Saturday.—A. Laird and Sons, agents. Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory and Portree—Every Mon- day at 12 noon, and Thursday at 6 p.m , by the steamers Clansman and Clydesdale. To Gareloch (Ross-shire ), Lochinver and Ullapool (Sutherlandshire) and Lochmaddy (North Uist), occasionally during the season—W. Lindsay and Co., agents. , West Highlands every Wednesday at 6 a.m. —Jura—Robert Allan' agent. Stranraer—Every Thursday—Albion—A. Laird and Sons, agents, Palmerston buildings

STEAM TOWING COMPANEES. Bowling and Greenock Towing Co.—Gloriana, Gem, and Conquest, and agent for steam tug Brothers, Daniel Robertson. Office, 10 West breast. , —

94 APPENDIX.

Greenock Towing Company.— Stork, Walker, Gem, and New Steamer No. 2. — Office, 2 West Quay. —James Park, manager. River Clyde Towing Co.—Maid of Orleans, Helen M'Gregor Scottish Maid, and Rapid.—Joseph Macfarlane, owner, 4 West Quay* Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels.—Conqueror, Flying Childers, Flying Cloud, Flying Dutchman, Flying Foam, Flying Huntsman, Flying Meteor, Flying Mist, Flying Scud, Flying Spray, Flying Squall, Flying Sprite, and Flying Sylph.—Graham Brymner, agent, 9 Customhouse place. New Clyde Towing Co. —Commodore, Rover, Sir Charles Napier. Fire Fly.—Wm. Liddell, manager, Palmerston buildings.

GLASGOW AND GREENOCK SHIPPING COMPANY. j^^M) Luggage steamers, carrying goods daily between Glasgow, Port-- Glasgow, and Greenock : —Jndustry, James Watt, Henry Bell, Dun- glass, ffiiijaJBjpr. Lighters—Hawk, Raven, Dove, Alloa, Newark, Bowling— all "fitted with cranes, and built expressly for the trade. Towing vessels—Vanguard, Admiral, General Williams.

Office—City Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart street— Steel & M'Cas- kill, agents. Office in Glasgow—James Steel & Son, 86 Broomielaw.

GREENOCK SHIPPING LIST.

VESSELS MAEKED Bq ...Barque S ...Ship Sr Schooner Bg Brig Sk Smack Lr Lighter Bn., Brigantine Sp Sloop Cr Cutter Ss Steamer.

VESSELS. TONS, MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE. Aberfeldy sr 141 Evans Warden and others Fogn Acron sr 55 Thompson R. S. M'Morland Coast Albert Victor s 858 Muir A. Russell and others Fgn Aleppo bq 665 Fleming J. H. Scott and others do Alexandra bg 225 Davis Walter Grieve do APPENDIX. 95

VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE. Annie bg 505 Richards Browne and Watson Fgn Annie Fleming s 911 M'Pherson William Rankin do Antigua s 643 Richards John Kerr^ do Antilles bg 496 Anderson M'Arthur,M'Lean & ohs do Ardgowan s 1282 Kerr G. Adam and others do Ardgowan ss 58 M'Kenzie J. Brymner and Co. Coast Arran s 1063 M'Kinlay Hendry,Ferguson & Co. do Assaye s 1281 M'Ritchie J. and W. Stewart do

Balclutba bg 212 Bowden J. and W. Stewart Fogn Bangalore bq 387 Fleming Pattens and Co. do Bannockburn s 721 Mitchell A. Russell and others do -*"* Barbadian s 699 Evans John Kerr do Berbice s 716 Latto John Kerr ^^ do Betbia sp 35 M'Cready R. S. M'Morland Coast Bina bq 657 Wilson Browne and Watson Fogn Bloodhound ss 153 Bartlett Baine and Johnston do Brenda bq 299 Black Pattens and Co. do Broughty Castle sr 56 Ross John Duncan, jun. Coast

-*"* Caledonian s 627 Ferguson John Kerr Fogn Camtoos bg 205 Davidson Robert B. Finlay do Cartsburn s 1256 Young R. Shankland and Co. do 'Cathcart s 1386 Muir Geo. Adam and others do Catherine Rankin s 1222 Paterson Wm. Rankin do Ceres s 861 Cochrane J. and W. Cochrane do Challenge s 1264 Craigie R. Shankland and Co. do Ckatsworth s 1037 M'Pherson R. R. Paterson and ohs do Christian Rankin bq 339 Higgins Wm. Rankin do City of London s 518 Jamieson Hendry,Ferguson&Co. do Clio bq 208 Sim R. S. M'Morland do *"""•' Cochin s 1199 Clark John Kerr do

> * Colombo s 1199 M'Millan John Kerr ; do Compeer s 980 Reid Carswell and Davie do Commerce sr 99 Campbell John Campbell Coast 'Constance bq 248 Gardner Baine and Johnston Fogn 'Corlic s 843 Stevenson Leitch and Muir do Courtenay bg 185 Perriam Baine and Johnston do Craigrownie ss — — J. Brymner and Co. Coast Czar s 1147 Heggum R. Cuthbert Fogn

Dalkeith bg 848 Dick A. Russell & others Fogn Daniel Rankin 8 1047 Hartnell W. Rankin do Dante bg 176 Jenson Baine and Johnaton do 96 APPENDIX.

VESSELS. TONS. MASTEJ&S. OWNERS. TKADE. Demerara s 486 Anderson John Kerr^ Fgn D. B. R. bq 380 Evans Browne and Watson do Dorothy s 760 Walker R. W. Janiieson do Douro bn 194 Taylor Walter Grieve do Dunloe s 700 — T. O. Hunter do

Eastern Belle s 1102 Greig R. Cuthbert & others do Elaine ss 70 M'Diarmid J. Brymner and Co. Coast Electric bq 434 Rowley R. S. M'Morland Fogn Eliza lr 29 M'Nicoll N. Sbearer Coast Elizabeth Hogan Br 54 Black R. S. M'Morland do Eva qr 55 Sinclair R. S. M'Morland do Eveline bq 779 Lochhead W. Lindsay and Co. Fogn Express sk 57 M'Kenzie Jas. Fergus and Son Coast

Forganhall s 1059 Liddell Hamilton and Adam Fogn Firth of Clyde bq 699 Dodds A. and J. Brown do

Gertrude bn 133 J. and W. Stewart Fogn. Gerain s 1075 Watt John MacCunn do Glararnara bq 475 Service John Brymner & Co do Glasgow s 1168 Lloyd J. and W. Stewart do Glaucus bg 226 Scott J. and W. Stewart do Glenfalloch bq 450 Skinner Walter Grieve do Glenfruin bq 474 Bell Robert B. Finlay do

Golden Fleece s 1257 Fife A . & J. H. Carmichael and Co. do Grecian s 1272 Guthrie William Orr do Greenock s 639 Browne John Kerr « do Grenada s 683 M'Fadyen John Kerr *•,. do Gryfe s 1073 Roberts A. Russell and others do Guinevere s 8 98 Campbell Jno. Brymner & Co. Coast Guinevere s 880 Spowart J. MacCunn Fogn

Harlequin bq 640 M'Nab Hendry,Ferguson&CoFn Hannah and Bennie bn 143 Brien Baine and Johnston do Hebebn 124 Bradbury J. and W. Stewart do Helen Isabel bq 249 Glass Baine and Johnston do Henrietta bg 175 Young Baine and Johnston do

Index bq 599 Kerr T. O. Hunter and Co. do Indiana bq 852 Hamilton R. Shankland and Co do Inglewood bq 557 Jamieson R. Shankland and Co do Isabella Kerr a 1415 Kerr John Kerr ^f do

James Russell a 768 Mackay A. Russell and others da APPENDIX. 97

TONS. MASTER. OWNERS. TRADE. James and Margaret sk 35 Taylor N. T & A. Shearer Coast James Renwick sk 38 Hamill J. Fergus and Son do James Stewart bg 189 Mitchell J. and W. Stewart Fgn Jane bg 237 M'Neil Walter Grieve do Jane Shearer sr 67 Shearer N. and T. Shearer Coast Jane Ure bq 482 Jones Browne and Watson Fgn Janet sp 38 Blue John M'Lean and Co do Janet Cowan s 1278 Cuthbert R. Shankland and Co do Jason s 1512 M'Intyre A.&J.H.Carrnichael&Co do Java s 1199 Millar John Kerr— do Jerfalcon sr 298 Fox J. M. Crawford do Jessie bq 434 Clarke Browne and Watson do Jessie bn 92 Shearer N. T. & A. Shearer Coast Jessie sp 28 M'Callum R. S. M'Morland do Jessie Catherine sk 32 Robertson John M'Lean and Co do John and Robert sk 39 Montgomery Fergus and Son do

Kooria Mooria s 1066 Hildreth Wm. Lindsay and Co Fogn Kurrackee s 719 Pirnie John Kerr »>* do

La Bonne Intention bg 359 M'Laren A. 'M'Laren Fogn Ladyburn s 1430 Laing Robt. Shankland & Co do Lady Milton s 910 Leslie C. S. Caird and others do Lady Octavia s 1172 Welsh G. Adam and others do Lancelot ss 82 Young J. Brymner and Co Coast Lauretta bg 555 M'Laren William Rankin Fogn Lavinia bq 251 M'Kenzie J. and W. Stewart do sr Leander . 227 Murdoch Hamilton Brown do Lephenstrath s 623 Cowper John Kerr^^* do Leven ss 49 Brown John Brymner & Co Coast Lion ss 450 Graham Walter Grieve do Lucayas bq 445 M'Kellar MArthur,M'Lean&ohs do

Madras s 667 Prophet John Kerr/' Fogn Magic bn 145 Winsor Walter Grieve W. and S. Malabar s 1199 Galloway John Kerr ^ Fogn Marchioness of Lon- donderry s 766 Gauld Carswell and Davie Fogn Margaret sr 135 Lawrie Walter Grieve do Margaret Shearer sk 46 Crawford N. and T. Shearer Coast Margaret Smith s 634 Kerr John Kerr-""-' Fogn Marion bq 703 W. Allison do Martaban 3 781 Gun A.&J.H.Carmichael&Codo Mary Ann lr 28 CarmichaelR. S. M'Morland Coast Mary Hamilton bq 217 Keary A. and J. Brown Fogn Mary Leonard bq 624 M'Farlane Wm. Lindsay and Co. do Matchless bn 143 M'llwain John Duncan, jr. d® I i

VESSELS. TONS. MASTER. OWNERS. TRADE. Matheran s 941 M'Donald Oliphant and Haddow Fgn Mauritius s 661 Fyffe John Kerr ^ do Maxwell s 1000 Hansen Leitch and Muir do Medea a 1065 Bennett A.&J.H.Carmichael&Co do Meteor bq 247 Jones J. and W. Stewart do Mistress of the Seas 5 1241 Laing R. Shank land and Co do Minnehaha bg 766 Skinner Oliphant and Haddow do Myrtle bg 781 Bruce A. Russell and others do

Noma s 1050 Scurr Hendry Ferguson & Co do Norval s 678 Taylor Walter Grieve do

Olinda bq 257 Prowse R. K. M 'Bride Fogn Orange Grove bq 385 M'Lean Macdonald, Hood, & Co do Oriana s 997 Currie William Orr do Orion bn 126 Tassels R. S M'Morland Coast Orissa s 1199 Masterton John Kerr y Fogn spray s 598 Andrew Martin and Co. do Otago s 1002Breakenridge Richard Muir and ohs do Panther ss 220 Bartlett Baine and Johnstone Fgn Parsee s 1280 Ferguson J. and W. Stewart do Pearl of India s ,1316 Johuson Hendry, Ferguson & Co do Peterel sr 60 Crawford Robert Baxter Coast Polly bq 671 Waddlo Hendry, Ferguson & Co F Priam bq 603 Demhars R. Shankland and Co. do Princess Royal s 1196 Watt Hendry,Ferguson & Co do Princess Dagrnar bq 443 Leitch P. and J. Leitch do Pride of England s 1356 Taylor Carswell and Davie do Pride of the West 135 Taylor Walter Grieve do

Qu^n ofJMp^|fiy^^.1152 Scobie John Kerr / Fogn

Radersr —J 251 WilliamsonWalter Grieve Fogn Renfrewshire bq 780 Littlejohn Hendry,Ferguson&Co do Rosneath ss 56 Berrie J. Brymner and Co Coast Hosina sr 76 M'Nicol J. Warden and others do Resile s 1286 Meldrum R. Cuthbert and oths Fgn

JsaTado bq 442 O'Fey A.&J.H.Carmichael&Co F Sandringham 8 1166 G. Adam and others do Sarah sr 76 Montgomery R. S. M'Morland Coast Scinde 1199 M'Millan John Kerr #"— do Sea Flower s 1072 ThomaB R. Muir and others do Sea Queen s 848 M'Ruvie R. Mills and others do Sikhs 1179 Andrew A. Russell and oths Fgn Sir Lancelot 886 Edmonds J. MacCunn do Sisters sp 41 Grey R. S. M'Morland Coast APPENDIX. 99

TESSELS. TONS. MASTER. OWNERS. TRADE. Spartan s 734 Campbell C. S. Caird and others Fn Stella bq 213 Torrance J. and W. Stewart do St Fillans s 1088 Nelson J. and W. Stewart da Sydney bq 287 Fagen C. S. Caird and others do Sydney s 1117 Hamilton Hamilton and Adam da

Tamerlane s 764 Craig J. and W. Stewart Fogn Taranaki bq 566 Burns T. 0. Hunter and Co. do Tennyson s 1298 Hawkins W. Orr do The Craigs 1148 Fleming R. Cuthbert and others do Thistle sr 121 Stitt Warden and others Coast- Thomas Hamlin s 744 Macintosh R. R. Paterson & otha Fgn Thomas Seddon s 1179 Mitchell George Hamlin do Tornado s 1116 Crawford G. Adam and others do Trinidad s 721 Wyllie John Kerr -**- Fogn_ Trochrague s 677 Wood John Kerr ^. do Truce bq 760 Wallace J. H. Scott and others do

Undaunted s 867 Grierson Macdonald,Hood & Co. Fn

Vulcan sp 45 Arthui s R. S. M'Morland Coast

Walrus ss 183 Hood J. & W. Stewart Fogn Walter Baine 8 899 Murra Baine & Johnstone do Western_BeHe s 1225 Smith R. Cuthbert and oths do Wolf ss 280 Gent Walter Grieve W. and S.

Zanzibar 1199 Gilmora John Kerr^ Fogn

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RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL (Nearly Opposite Railway Station), WOULD respectfully remind the Public and his Friends that he has all the Utensils and Appliances for Supplying SOIREES, TEA PARTIES, &c, on any scale, large or small, promptly and efficiently, as well as economically. DINNERS at the Hotel from Twelve to Five, at EIGHTPENCE and upwards.

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G-. M. has always on hand a Stock of Patent Taps, of every description. Jobbings Punctually Attended to. Specifications and Estimates carefully made up. Residence, 24 West Blackball Street.

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL WIRE WORKER, AND

7|^IKEi|pLOTH |pANUFACTUR£K<§

29 JAMAICA STREET, GLAC : RIDDLES, SIEVES, CAGES, Ifloweq and ^ult $tand$, USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GARDEN WIRE WORK, JAPANNED AND GALVANIZED WIRE NETTINGS, WIRE CLOTHS Of every Description kept on Stock and Made to Order. mmosatsd ©oppa shssts, Of various Meshes, Supplied to Order. WIRE WORK FOR SHIPS To any Pattern Contracted for and Fitted Up by experienced Workmen. WIRE GAUZE WINDOW BLINDS, Iron and Galvanized Straight Wire Lattice For Church Windows, Factories, Granaries, Sky-lights, &c. BRASS, TINNED, AND IKON 'WISE IN HANKS And every other Description of Wire Work on the Most Moderate Terms. 29—JAMAICA STREET,—29 GLASGOW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

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LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, ESTABLISHED BY ROYAL CHARTER A.J)., 1720, FOR vug iiiiiiiis it im& AND FOR THE ASSURING HOUSES, GOODS, &c, FROM DAMAGE BY FIRE.

BONAMY DOBREE, Esq., Governor. PATRICK F. ROBERTSON, Esq., Sub-Governor. RICHARD BAGALLY, Esq., Deputy-Governor. TWENTY-FOUR DIRECTORS.

This Corporation has granted Policies of Insurance from damage by Fire for upwards of 140 years ; its Rates bear comparison -with those of any of the leading Offices, and it affords unquestionable security to the Assured, from the amount of its paid-up Capital and extent of its resources. COMMON INSURANCES, One Shilling and Sixpence per cent, and upioart HAZARDOUS INSURANCES, Tuo Shillings and Sixpence per cent, and upwards. DOUBLE HAZARDOUS INSURANCES, Fotir Shillings and Sixpence per cent, and upwards, FARMING STOCK,

With Average Clause, . . . . 4s 6d ) _, percent.n Without Average Clause, .. 5s j

No Additional Charge Made for the Use of a Steam Thrashing Machine.

John Clapperton & Co., Agents, Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse Place. ADVERTISEMENT*1/ / GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GENERAL WIRE WORK, AND WIRE CLOTH MANUFACTORY, 15 CANDLERIGGS, GLASGOW. ESTABLISHED 1837.

BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public for the very liberal patronage he has been favoured with during the lengthened period of thirty-three years, and having assumed his Brother as Partner, begs respectfully to intimate that in future the business will be carried on under the Firm of ALEXANDER ROWAT & CO., and hopes, by supplying a first-rate article at the smallest remunerating profit, that that patronage will be continued

and extended. . They leg to subjoin the following compressed List of Articles : — HIDDI.ES, SIEVES, Brass & Copper Cloths for Milk Sieves. Do. do. of all descriptions, for SEARSES AND CAGES' the West Indian and American Potato Riddles, Apothecaries' Markets. all sizes. Sieves. Oat, Barley, and Confectioners' do. Wheat, do. Hair Searses, all MISCELLANEOUS,

Coal-hill, do. > sizes, Sugar Wire Cloth Window Blinds, made Ash, do. Strainers. and painted, various designs. Gravel, Lime, and Parrot Cages. Mattress, Chair, and Sofa Springs. Sand do. Blackbird do. Library Doors filled with Brass or Brass and Iron Lark do. Iron Wire to any pattern. Sieves for Foun- Canary do. various Granary Windows covered en the dries. Mouse&Squirreldo lowest terms. Stable Sieves, Common Cages Shop Counter and Window Fences Laid and Wove. all sizes. to any pattern. Basin and Currant Extra Cages made Scotch and English Land measuring Sieves. to Order Chains, warranted accurate CLOTHS. Stable Lanterns Rat and Mouse Traps All kinds of Wire Cloth for Flour Sir H. Davy's Safety Machines, Brushes, Lamp, of an &c. improved make Galvanised do. for Milkhouse Win- Ropemakers' Nails dows, Meat- Safes, &c. Nursery and Small Wire Iron Wire Cloths, for Corn Mill and Fenders made to any size or pattern Fanner Screens. Fire Guards made upon an Do. do. for Window Blinds. Improved and Cheap principle, suitable Do. do. for Papermakers' Rag to any Grate Tables, &c. Wire Letter Boxes for Counting Strong do. for Distillery Screens. Houses, gee. Do. do. for Hop Drainers. Garde Manges made to any size Do. do. for Barley Mill cases. Larders and Milkhonse Do. do. for Shelling Cylinders. Windows covered. Very strong do. for Malt & Corn Kilns. Copper, Brass, Iron and Tinned Bot- Do. do. for Gas Purifiers. tling Wire ALSO, SILK CLOTH FOR FLOUR MACHINES. Brass and Copper Cloths for Gunpow- WITH EVERY OTHFR ARTICLE IN THE der and Chemical Manufactories. WIRE WORKING LINE.

Plain and Galvanized Wire Netting, Fenciny Wire fy Staples for do. Copper, Brass, Tinned and Iron Wire in Hank, Wholesale and Retail. Country or Export Orders Punctually attended to, and Neatly Executed on the Shortest Notice. EXTRA WIRE-WORK OS WIRE-CLOTHS WROUGHT TO ORDER. :

NORTH JOHN ST., LIVERPOOL, & LOMBARD ST., LONDOf SECURITY SHOULD BE THE FIRST CONSIDERATION IN INSURANCE TRANSACTIONS.

GLASGOW BRANCH : COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS, GORDON STREET.

Local Managers...... Messes. T. & G. FBAME.

EDINBURGH BOARD.

Chairman—Sir J. Sinclair, of Dunbeath, Bart., Convener of

I the County of Caithness.

Deputy- hairman—Joms Middleton, Esq., Kinfauns Castle, Perth.

John Andrew Wood, Esq., of Woodcot Park, Advocate. James Connell, Esq., of Conheath.

Capt. George Sinclair, 5, Buckingham Terrace. David Boyle Hope, Esq., Advocate, Sheriff- Substitute, Dumfries. George B. Bobertson, Esq., Deputy-Keeper of Becords. Thomas E. O. Horne, Esq., W.S. Francis Maxwell, Esq., of Drumpark, Stewartry of Kirkcudbright.

The following Figures demonstrate the Position of the Company Capital-TWO MILLIONS STERLING. FUNDS IN HAND £1,800,000. ANNUAL INCOME ..£800,000. . — —

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EXTRACT FROM AUDITORS' REPORT , FOR 1868.

For the satisfaction of the Public the whole of the securities belonging to the Company are annually submitted to the careful

scrutiny of two independent Auditors, and the following is an

extract from their report to the last Annual Meeting :

" Tlie whole of your books have been audited ; every document, every account, every voucher, your hank- book, and every security—all have been most carefully kept, and there ia not one doubtful security in the whole."

INDEPENDENT VALUATION OF LIFE LIABILITIES.

In continuation of the Quinquennial Investigation to the end of 1864, which resulted in a large Division of Profits among the Policy-holders, the Directors have just obtained an INDEPENDENT REPORT from Mr. Samuel Brown, on the results of the Life Business for the four years ending 31st Dec, 1868, as follows:

LIFE LIABILITIES AND ASSETS ON 31st December, 1868.

Net Value Life

Number. • of Funds in Surplus. Liabilities. ' Hand. General Life Assurances, less Reassurances 13,844 £765,021 £942,643 £177,622

Children's Endowments 207 < 21,260 23,287 2,027 Annuities (Immediate ~ and Deferred) 421 137,544 156,345 18,801

Total .-. 14472 £923,825 £1,122,275 £198,450

The results show a surplus, in the Life Branch, available for the next Division of Profits in 1870, amounting to £198,450.

"The valuation of the Life Policies has been made at 3 per

cent, interest, and the Net Premiums only have been taken, so that the loadings for future profits and expenses are entirely held

_„."'. in reserve, and not- brought into tire valuation. . .._....- . . — ..

INVESTMENT OF FUNDS.

The following is a complete List of the Investments

of the Company on 30th June last :

Real Property owned by the Comply £219,571 11 3 Mortgages on Freehold Property 33,500 £30,000 Reduced Three-per-cent. Consols 28,085 1 3

India Government Five-per-cent. Debentures. . . 100,000 English Railway Debenture Bonds 59,090 17 7

First-class- English Railway Preference and Guaranteed Stocks 335,476 11 11 Loans to Local Authorities of various Towns in Great Britain, who have obtained the sanction of the Secretary of State to borrow the amounts 145,560 12 6 Bonds of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board. 62,341 14 8 Bonds of the British and Irish Magnetic Tele- graph Company 10,000 Bonds of the Liverpool Corporation 5,160 United States Government. Stocks 101,330 7 10 Canada Bonds and Canada Dominion Stock 31,106 11 6

1 Short Loans on first-class English Dividend- ' paying Stocks with margins, from 20 to 50 per cent. on. market values 477,195

Loans on Security of Life Policies ...... -, . . :-. 63.988 8 5

£1,672,356 16 11

The above is a complete List of the Invest'-' ):''' ments of the Company at -the date specified, in /•'.;.... addition to which the. Funds are stiR further increased by amounts constantly varying, at different periods,; in the hands of the Bankers and "the Company'^: Agents. At 31st December, 1868, these stood at. ..:. .'.-£168,089 2 ~ /Mb* vUtjL

THE AC\ DEPMTM0Tj^

The constant and steady Accuprfulgiio^l of Life Funds, after paying all LossesrJ^^ense^-Annuities,— and all out-goings, is_shirmi-feyH3hTioiiowing figures :

Funds in hand at the last Quinquennial Valua- tion, 31st December, 1864 £621,434 15 Added to 31st December, 1865. 103,146 7

1866 ."-. 124,165 7 „ „ „ 1867 128,583 5 144,945 12 2 Total Accumulation of the Life Department on 31st December, 1868, exclusive of Share- — holders' Capital £1,122,275 8

The Life Funds, exclusive of the Annuity and Endowment Funds, EQTJAIi 57i PEE, CENT.

of the entire Life Premiums received from the commencement,

after payment of all Claims and Expenses, and are also EQUAL TO 7 3 PER CENT.

of the entire amount of Premiums received on existing Policies.

Fire Department. NET FIRE PREMIUMS OVER £480,000 PER ANNUM.

The Total Abolition of the Fire Insurance Duty now

enables every prudent person to protect himself from Loss

by Fire, at a fair and moderate cost.

GLASGOW BRANCH: COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS, GORDON STREET.

Local Managers- --Messrs. T. & G. FRAME.

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THERE-ffltFEWTm So necessary to every_onv SEWfflCTllCHINE. A wrong or injudicious selection gives no satisfaction. It creates annoyance and disappointment.

IT IS NOT SIMPLY A SEWING MACHINE THAT IS WANTED, BUT THE RIGHT SEWING FOR A CERTAIN PURPOSE, The purchase of one in a family is, or may be, the act of a lifetime. Great care is therefore essential in the selection.

There are Chain Stitch, Twisted Chain Stitch, and Double Chain Stitch, all of which are not serviceable for practicable purposes, as a miss or broken stitch is fatal to the whole seem. The Shuttle Stitch,

Is without question, the ONLY DUEABLE ONE.

We would call special attention to our NEW FAMILY MACHINE RECENTLY IMPROVED.

A few years ago it would have been deemed impossible to produce a Machine like this at the price

And it is only after many years' experience, and by employ? ing machinery specially adapted for making the various parts, that we can do so.

Every information given to Callers, and the ]\£aohine shown at Work in all its ^ranches.

Pamphlets Enclosing Specimens of Work sent Free, R. E. SIMPSON Sc Co. 11 BOTHWELL CIRUS, GLASGOW. WOKKS - BISHOP STREET, GLASGOW.

/Ldf/f/i^wm^m^ FOUNDED A.D. 1844. Empowered by Special Act of -Parliament, 25 0-26 Vic, cap. 74. GREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY CHIEF OFFICES—101 CHSAPSIDE, LONDON. DIRECTORS. John Gould Avery, Esq., Vice-Admiral Currie. Edwin Crosley, Esq. E. Lankester, M.D., F.E.S. Thos. L. Davidson, Esq. William F. Low, Esq. Charles L. Lawson, Esq. Geo. R. D. Norton, Esq. Thomas W. Makin, Esq. William R. Rogers, Esq., M.D. Addison Potter, Esq., J.R W. Robinson Smith, Esq. Thomas C. Simmons, Esq. James Wright, Esq. William Burn, Esq. Consulting Physician—Edward W. Seiveking, M.D. Consulting Surgeon—Sir Henry Thompson. Physicians—Horace Dobell, M.D., and Robert T. Power, M.D. Surgeon—Henry Bullock, Esq. Actuary—-Wm. M. Makeham, Esq SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO ASSURERS. THE ENTIRE PROFITS divided amongst the holders of parti- cipating Policies. The profits applied first in extinguishing the Premiums, at a given date, anV afterwards in making the Policy payable during life ; this important advantage being secured without the payment of any additional Premium! ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. Full information may be had at their Branch Office, 217 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW. William Wright, Local Manager.

Chief Agent in Greenock, Frith of Clyde, JOHN WRIGHT, FLORIDA PLACE, DEMPSTER ST.

HENDRY & SON have always on hand a well-selected Stock J • of Paper Hangings, from 3d per Piece upwards. Painting and Paper-Hanging EXECUTED ON THE MOST MODERATE TEMS. ESTIMATES G-IVETnT- JOHN FERGUSSON, Chemist and Druggist, NEW APOTHECARIES' HALL, 17 HAMILTON STEEET.

Sea and Family Medicine Chests Supplied and Refitted.

pppMjw and ?TM)P^> 33 HAMILTON STREET, GREENOCK, BEGS to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he has on hand an assorted Stock of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL* STATIONERY, BIBLES, PSALM AND HYMN BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INKS, COPIES, SLATES, etc. Account Books Made to Order. \The Monthly Magazines delivered to Subscribers. Weekly Publications, and the Daily and Weekly Newspapers. Orders will have his best attention. EGBERT BROWN & SON, WORKS. FERGUSLIEPAISLEY,FIRE CLAY AND SHOETEOODS & CALEDONIA BEIOK & DEAIN PIPE & TILE WOEKS, PAISLEY, MANUFACTURERS of Fire Bricks of every pattern, Glazed Pipes with Patent and Socket Joints, Ornamental Chimney- Cans, Flower Vases and Stands, Vent Linings, Oncomings for Vents, Joist Shields, Cattle Troughs, Flue Covers, Gas Retorts, Flooring- Tiles, Stable Bricks, Ground Fire Clay, Wall Coping, Ornamental Rybats for Doors and Windows of Houses, and all kinds of Article* which are made of Fire Clay. Also, Machine-made Red Building Bricks, and Drain Pipes and Tiles of all sizes for Field Drainage. Brick Building Executed in all its Branches. —

ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN WILKIE, Coal, Lime, & Cement Merchant, AND SOLE AGENT FOR HILLHEAD AND PERCETO^ CELEBRATED FIRE-CLAY GOODS, 14 Brougham Street, Has always in Stock the following, amongst other Articles,. viz.: Finest Ayrshire, Wishaw, Clydesdale and Monklands House, Splint, Steam, Smithy, and Gas Coals. Portland and Roman Cements. Hydraulic Arden Celebrated Building Lime ; Crossflatt (Muirkirk)

Lime ; Also, Every description of Fire-Clay Goods of Unrivalled Manu- facture, from the above Works, which are the LARGEST OF THE KIND IN SCOTLAND.

For the speedy and effectual removal of Colds, Diptheria, Gravel, Dropsy, Costiveness, Indigestion, and all affection* of the Liver and Kidneys, Pulmonary Consumption, Rxmning Sores, and all kinds of Cutaneous Eruptions, Fevers, Worms, &c, these Pills are unsurpassed by any medicine offered to the Public. Nos. 1 and 2—Price, 7£d, Is l|d, 2s 9d, and 4s 6d per Box of either kind.

MANUFACTURED ASMD SOLD BY

Sole (Proprietors, at the JVTanufactory and Warehouse 51 AND 53 LOTHIAN STEEET, EBINBUEGH.

Wholesale agents in Edinburgh, &c. : Messrs Raimes & Co.;

Sang & Barker ; Bewley & Draper, Dublin ; and Mr M'- ALPINE, 74 Prince's Street, Glasgow, Wholesale and Retail A.^ent. LONDON ANXLANCASHIRE ^f FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. GREENOCK PLATE GLASS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

IATI0IAL (BOILER) IUSUMICE CQ1PAHY, (For Insuring against Ex

Accident Insurance Company.

(For Insuring against Accidents of all kinds,)

NORFOLK FARMERS' IISURAICE 001PAIY. HOESB AIB CAT2XE. Greenock Trade Protection Society,

(Debts recovered in Scotland, England, Ireland, and the Continent), LONDON MORTGAGE BROKERS. (Advances money in sums not less than £500)

Accountant, 213 Cathcart Street, AGENT. MUSS MSMWEffl^ Joiner, Builder, & Property Valuator, 8 TOBAGO STREET, GREENOCK. DM'L. respectfully intimates that he undertakes the Valua- • tion of all description of Heritahle Property. Greenock, June, 1870. — —

ADVERTISEMENT? SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE—LIFE—ANNUITIES-

HEAD OFFICE, 50 WEST GEORGE ST., GLASGOW. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Chairman Alexander Donaldson, Esq., Merchant. Vice-Chairman James Nicol Fleming, Esq., Merchant. G. Stewart Anderson, Esq., Mercht Anthony Hannay, Esq., Cotton Allan Arthur, Esq., Merchant. Broker. Hugh Baird, Esq., Merchant. John James Mairhead, Esq., Gold- William Burns, Esq., Writer. smith. James Couper, Sen., Esq., Glasgow, James Salmon, Esq., Architect.

City Flint Glass Works. David Smith, Esq , Merchant. James Graham, Esq., Builder. Alexander Stronach, Esq., Banker. Walter Grieve, Esq., Merchant. William Taylor, Esq., Grain Mercht

Consulting Physician—Dr M'Call Anderson. Bankers—The City of Glasgow Bank. Solicitors— Messrs Burns and Alison. Manager—A. Gordon Brown.— Secretary—A. L. Whitecross.

FIRE—This Company undertakes the Insurance of almost every species of Property at rates of Premium as advantageous to the Interest of the Insured as those offered by any other Office. Transfers from other Offices are effected without charge. LIFE. —The Life Tables have been framed upon as moderate rates as are consistent with perfect security. Assurances on Young Lives effected on a new system peculiar to this office. Participation Policy-Holrlers are entitled to share in the Profits to the extent of Ninety per cent., both of the Par- ticipation and Non-Participation Branches. A. G. BROWN, Manager, AGENTS AT GREENOCK. Messrs Campbell, Anderson, & Co. „ M Donald, Hutcheson & Co. Mr J. C. Smith, Writer. Mr James Tannahill, City of Glasgow Bank. Accoun^^nd Ips^arance Agent, City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 2 CAT/^CGART S|rke^,iGre^nock. mmm ©wire

22 "WEST BUEN" STEEET, GEEENOCK. agenTfor THE YORKSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. WILLIAM €URK, ACCOUNTANT, House Factor and Insurance Agent,

LONDON AND SOUTHWARK Insurance Corporation. LONDON—73 & 74 KINO WILLIAM STEEET, E.C. GLASGOW—73 WEST NILE STEEET. This Company affords every facility to the Public for obtaining protection against Loss by Fire on the most advantageous terms.

The Rates of Premium are arranged on the most Moderate Basis, And Claims are settled with liberality and promptitude. POLICIES ARE GRANTED AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE On all descriptions of Property. Losses from Explosion of Gas, and from Fire, caused hy Lightning, will be paidfor. GREENOCK DISTRICT:— Agmt—JOHN STEVEN, 18 West Burn Street. y*"h & TOJKCHAP and mHESE Unique preparations h, fe long been renowned, are now uni- versally held in high esteem." From their consequent great demand, they well merit the attention of Merchants and Shippers.

ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, for promoting the growth, restoring, improving, and beautifying the Human Hair, the Beard, "Whiskers, &c. Price 3s 6d, 7s, 10s 6d (equal to four small), and 21s per bottle. ROWLAND'S KALYDOR, for improving the Skin and Complexion, era- dicating all Cutaneous Eruptions, Sun-Burns, Freckles, and Discolourations. Price 4s 6d and 8s 6d per bottle. ROWLAND'S ODONTO, of Pearl Dentifrice, for preserving and Beautifying the Teeth, strengthening the Gums, and for giving a pleasing fra- grance to the Breath. Price 2s od per box.

Proprietors—A. Kowland & Sons, London. Sold by them and by Chemists and Perfumers.

Mhol$$ale and Betail Ww, Spirit, and $)alt liquor 39 VENN EL, GREENOCK. Ropeworh Lane, Port- Glasgow. 111 Duke Street, Glasgow.

;GENT FOR Ireland. *s$ % EVERY ARTICLE IN THE LINE SOLD AT THE CHEAPEST POSSIBLE PRICE. ADVERTISEMENTS. OABD.

A &* &a « -li & » m-M * OLOTHIBB, i If W*ST t«'M BTR«fiT, f^Vsi5 .Door off Hamilton Street).

Gentlemen's and Boys' Clothing made in the most Fashionable Styles, at Moderate Charges.

Jlilitary and SVavcd Uniforms, %6iqM

GLOVES, HATS, UMBRELLAS, &C, &C. WEST BIH STREET. J. & M- CRAIG, BILLHEAD AND PERCETOJST FIRE-CLAY EACTOBIES, KILMARNOCK, Manufacturers of Every Description of Fire-Clay Goods, and from Clay of Unrivalled Quality. Comprising — Fire Bricks, pressed and impres- Wall Coping sed, of every pattern. Kerbing Flue Covers Rustic Ware Furnace Blocks Vent Linings, round, oval & square Flooring Tiles Oncomings for Vents Stable Bricks Joist and Beam Shods Vases and Stands Cattle and Pig Troughs Gas Retorts, plain and enamelled Horse Mangers Glazed Sewerage Pipes, Spigot Chimney Cans and Jaucet and Butt Joint. Statuary Also, White Enamelled Bricks, equal to the Best English Manufacture. DEPOT m GEEENOCK—14 BKOUGHAM ST. JOHST WILKIE, Agent. ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SCOTTISH FIRE nrSITRAICE CQMPAIY, LIMITED.

HEAD OFFICE-31 GEORGE STREET. EDINBURGH.

DIRECTORS. Chairman—Allan A. Maconochie Welwood, Esq., of Meadowbauk and Garvock. Deputy-Chairman—Alexander Hamilton, Esq., L.L.B., W.S., Edinburgh. George Cadell Bruce, Esq., C.E., Edinburgh. James Forman, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh. "William Lindsay, Esq., Merchant, Leith. James Cowan, Esq., Papermaker, Edinburgh. David Dickson, Esq., Wholesale Stationer, Edinburgh. John Haliburton King, Esq., of Balerno. Thomas Sprot, Esq., W.S. Edinburgh. Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A., Edinburgh. Manager—James Rhind Carphin, Esq. Secretary—J"ohn Hurry, Esq.

QLAS80W OFFICE—123 ST. ViNSEOT ST. DIRECTORS. Chairman—Mark Sprot, Esq. of Garnkirk. James Rodger, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. M. E. Robinow, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. J. P. Kidston, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Secretary—Archibald Lawson, Esq.

Houses, Manufactories, Sugar Refineries, Warehouses, and their Contents, Rents, Farming Stock, Ships, in Port, or whilst building, etc., etc., insured on the most favourable terms. Risks surveyed free of expense. No charge made for Policy or Stamps in any case, and Insurances transferred from other Offices without extra cost. Claims settled with liberality and promptitude' J. R. CARPHIN, Manager. AGENTS IN GREENOCK. James Kelso, Accountant, 15 William Street. William Philp, „ British Linen Bank. William Clark, „ 14 Hamilton Street Olii'Hant & Haddow, Shipbrokers, 27 West Burn Street. H. R. Neill, Family Grocer, 13 West Blackhall Street. John Steven Accountant, 18 West Burn Street. : .

CAPITAL, '^^, £2,000.000.

Queen

4JTatiojTal JBAjsf^p U I LD ! j^G s QUEEN STREET, GLASGOW.

(fUasgow Board of Bhjectors. (All Duly Qualified Shareholders of the Company.) Chairman—ANDEEW GALBKAITH, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow

Deputy Chairman—JAMES MORTON, Esq , Provost of Greenock.

FRANK BAIRD, Esq., Brewer. > W. M'LELLAN, Esq., Iron Mercht. WM. CONNAL, Esq., Merchant. ADAM PATERSON, Esq., Writer. R. S. CUNLIFF, Esq., Engineer. M. POLLOCK, Esq., Manufacturer. ALEXANDER DICK, Esq., Writer R. D. ROBERTSON, Esq., Grain

WILLIAM WOTHERSPOON, Esq , of Castlehead, Paisley. [Mercht.

The Authorised Capital, £2,000,000 Security Capital Actually Subscribed, offered to 1,798,000 QUEEN i Capital Paid Up, - 179,800 Policy- Life Accumulation Fund, 114,638 Holders is unsurpassed. Fire Reserve Fund, 86,000 HOME AND FOREIGN FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCES of almost every description accepted at Moderate Rates, and very important advantages conferred on Insurers in both departments.

Iiosses settled with Prompitude and Liberality. AGENTS IN GREENOCK

Mr P. BALLINGALL,Bank of Scot- I Mr A. M'KENZIE, Merchant, West land. Quay.

Messrs LEWIS & FYFE, i Bank St. I Mr T. B. NEWTON, Ewing's Build- Messrs W. LINDSAY & CO., Excise ings, Rue-end Street. S. 32 Cathcart St. Buildings. , Mr J. PETERS, Scottish Managers—MESSRS MITCHELL & WATSON, Chartered Accountants and Stockbrokers, Glasgow.

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