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THE ^-^ / .. ^ c^. POST-OFriCE GREENOCK DIHEGTORY
FOR
1851-5 2,
INCLUDING GOUROCK AND A8HT0N;
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING
POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS, SHIPPING LISTS, REGULATIONS POR THE CEMETERY, AND A VARIETY OP USEPUL INFORMATION.
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GEEENOGK: PRINTED BY JOSEPH BLAIR, BROAD CLOSE. 1851, '
.^^ ADDEESS.
In issuing the present Edition of the Greenock
Directory, the Publishers offer their best thanks to their numerous Subscribers for their very extensive patronage. Its appearance has been delayed beyond the time intended, in consequence of the alterations that have recently taken place in the re-numbering of the houses. This delay, however, has afforded them an opportunity of bestowing on it that labour and attention so essential to the perfecting of a work of this descrip- tion: and they trust that, on perusal, it will be found as free from errors as any of its predecessors.
Post Office, Greenock, July, 1851. Digitized by the Internet Archive
in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland
http://www.archive.org/details/postofficegreeno185152gre CONTENTS.
Address. Calendar. Greenock Census Returns, etc. Stamp Duties. Directions for the Recovery of the Drowned. Street Directory, _ . - - - 1 Post- Office Directory, - - - - - 5 Trades and Professions. - - - - 145 Directory for Gourock and Ashton. * - 179
APPENDIX.
Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures, ... 3 Advertisements, (see end of appendix,) ...... — Banking Houses...... 15-17 Burgh and Police Court, ...... 17
Carriers, ...... 36
Cartsdyke Mechanics' Library, ...... 12
Charity School, ...... 12 Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries, ... 22-29 Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels, ... 39 Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward, ...... 20 Commissioners on the Harbouis, ...... ^ 3 Commissary Court, ...... 17 Conveyances, ...... ^ ...... 36
Courts, ...... 17
Customhouse, ...... 14 Deep Sea Pilots, (licensed,) ...... 54 Deep Sea Pilot's Rales, ...... 55 Engines for extinguishing Fire, ... -.. ... 4
Ferry Boats, ...... 36
Fishery Office, ...... 13 Form of proceeding in the recovery of Small Debts, ... 18-19 Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway Co., ...... 14
Glasgow and Greenock Towing Co., ... .. 39 Glasgow Pilots at the Greenock Station, ...... 54 A —
VI. CONTENTS.
Greenock Cemetery, 5-8
Greenock Chamber of Commerce, .. 101 Greenock Coffee Room ... 12
Greenock Exchange Buildings and Assembly Rooms, .. 12 Greenock Library, 11
Greenock Mechanics' Institution, .. 11 Greenock Parochial Board, 5
Greenock Prison, ... .. 4 Greenock Shipping List, 55-60
Harbour Police, ... 4
Harbour Regulations, ... 39-49
Income Tax Commissioners, .. 19 Infirmary, U
Inland Revenue Office, (late Excise,) .. 15 Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes,) 15
Inverkip and Duncan streets Burying Grounds, .. 9-10 Justice of the Peace Court, 17 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, •. 20 Lighters carrying Goods between Glasgow and Greenock
daily, ...... _ ... 38 Lower Ward Committee of Renfrewshire Prison Board, 4
List of Porters and Barrowmen, ... 58 Lunatic Asylum, ( Hill-end,) 11 Magistrates and Town Council, ... 4 Markets ... 4 Merchant Seaman's Fund, (Greenock Branch,) 4 Mills on the Shaws Water Falls, 13
Omnibuses, ... 36
Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries. 1 Post-Office, ... 61 101
Public Offices, .. 21 Quarter Sessions, — „««. 18 Regulations for Boatmen, — - 51 Regulations for Carters, „^ 51-52 Regulations for Porters and Barrowmen, 52-53 Regulations for Steam Vessels, w^. 49 River Pilotage Rates, — — ^ 54 Sailing Vessels, .„,.«, — 37 Schools and Teachers, -v^ — 30-31 Shaws Water Joint Stock Company, 12 Sheriff Court, — - 18 Sheriff Small Debt Court, 18 Societies, „^ .31-36 Steam Vessels, «v~ — 37 Town Police, «-« — — ^ 3 Trustees on the Harbours, < 3 Water Commissioners, -.^ — ~ 8 Water Trustees, ..^ „— 3 Writers, — — - 20 COJJTENTS. Vll
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Thomas Shirley & Co., earthenware manufacturers. James Rougvie, cabinetmaker and upholsterer. WiUiam Innes, bookseller, stationer, &c. James Buchanan, painter and paper-hanger. John Cameron, auctioneer and appraiser. Gilbert Peaston & Co., chemists and druggists. John Lawson & Son, nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists. John Browning, tailor, clothier, and hatter. Peter R. Dyall, accountant and commission agent. John Clark, tailor and teacher of cutting. The Greenock Felt Work Company. John Erskine, manager. Doig & Son's hair-cutting and dressing establishment. Thomas Nairn, tea and coffee merchant. Campbell & Turner, wine and spirit merchants. Globe Insurance Company. James Inglis. piano-forte and music warehouse. Daniel Johnston, measurer, accountant, and house-factor. James Alexander, chemist and druggist. James Kennedy, contractor of the Largs mail. John M'Naught, painter and paper-hanger. Caledonian Insurance Company. W. & J. Thorburn, coach builders. Greenock Gas Works. Robert Cunningham, upholsterer. Scottish Provident Institution. The London Assurance Corporation. North of England Insurance Company. John Love, music and musical instrument sellar. The Northern Insurance Company Robert Preston's umbrella and parasol manufaccory. Scottish Union Fire and Life Insurance Company. British Guarantee Association, Imperial Insurance Company. Defender Fire and Life Insurance Company. Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance Company. William Innes, Agent for Thomas Milner & Son's Fire-proof Safes. Palladium Life Assurance Society. Life Association of Scotland for Assurances on Lives. Joseph Blair, printer, Broad close. CALENDAE.
July , 1851. January, 1852. Sunday, 6 13 20 27 Sunday, 4 11 18 25 Monday, 7 14 21 28 Monday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 31 August. F ebruary. Sunday, 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday, 1 8 15 22 29
Monday, 4 1 1 18 25 Monday, 2 9 16 23 Tuesday, 5 12 19 26 Tuesday, 3 10 17 24 Wednesday, 6 13 20 27 Wednesday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 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 September. March Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 7 14 21 28
Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 October. April. Sunday, 3 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 Wednesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 7 14 21 28 Thursday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 1 8 15 22 29 Friday, 3 10 17 24 31 Friday, 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 3 10 17 24 November. May. Sunday, 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday, 3 10 17 24 Monday, 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Tuesday, 4 11 18 25 Wednesday 3 12 19 26 Wednesday, 3 12 19 26 Thursday, 6 13 20 27 Thursday, 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 December. June. Sunday, 7 14 21 28 Sunday, 6 13 20 27
Monday, 1 8 15 22 29 Monday, . 7 14 21 28 Tuesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday, 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday, 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday, 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday, 4 11 18 25 Thursday, 3 10 17 24 Friday, 5 12 19 26 Friday, 4 11 18 25 Saturday, 6 13 20 27 Saturday, 3 12 19 26
N.B.—Bank Holidays, 25th December, 1st January, and 24th May. When these days fall on a Sunday, the following Monday is kept as a Holiday. IX. CENSUS.
GREENOCK CENSUS RETURNS
For 1851.
Males. Females, Total. 7044 East Parish, 3637 3407 9372 Mid Parish, 4493 4879 19523 West Parish, 8902 10621 On board of vessels in the harbours and 385 roadstead, 380 5 391 Public Institutions, 163 228 741 Beyond the Parliamentary Boundary, 335 406 Seafaring and other persons absent from home, 1485 450 1935
19,395 19,996 39,391 Census of 1841, 38,846
Total Increase, 545
Those persons living beyond the Parliamentary Boundary, but re- turned in schedules from Greenock, and also sea-faring persons and of they others absent from home, v^ere included in the census 1841 ; are added in the above table as on that occasion, the whole exhibiting an increase in the population of 545.
Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1635. First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751. Greenock Library begun in 1783. Greenock Chamber of Commerce, incorporated 1813. Shaws Water introduced in the year 1827. Greenock Gas Works erected 1828. Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened in theyear 1841. Victoria Harbour opened on 17th October, 1859. Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum, laid on the 17th October, 1850. James Watt born here 19th January, 1736. Died 25th August, 1819. Sacramental Fast Days—Thursday before third Sunday of Febru- ary, and last Sunday of August. Fairs—First Thursday in July, and 4th Tuesday in November. STAMP DUTIES
BILLS, PROMISSORY NOTES, &c.
Not exceeding- 2 Exceedin? 2 On demand or after date Months' date or Months ' date 60 days' sight. or 60 d. sight. For £2 and not above £5 5 £0 1 £0 1 6 Above 5 5 20 1 6 2 Above 2G 30 2 2 6 Above 30 50 2 6 3 6 Above 50 100 3 6 4 6 Above 100 200 4 6 5 Above 200 300 5 6 6 Above 300 500 6 8 6 Above 500 1000 8 6 12 6 Above 1000 2000 12 6 15 Above 2000 3000 15 1 5 Above 3000 1 5 1 10
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
Above For any sum s. d. Above. Not above. s. d. not above LJOO 1 6 L.IOOO L.2000 7 6 L.lOO 200 3 2000 3000 10 200 500 4 3000 _ ^ 15 500 J-000 5 Every Billofeac h Set pay s.
Foreign Bills of Exchange, or Bills of Exchange drawn in, but payable out of, Great Britain, if drawn singly, and not in set, are subject to the sanae duty as an Inland Bill of the same auaount and tenor.
RECEIPTS. For And under s. d. I For And under e. d L.5 L.IO 3 L.300 L.500 5 10 20 6 500 1000 7 6 20 50 10 1000 and upwards 10 50 100 16 I" f"" of ^'^ demands 10 100 200 2 6 Receiver of Money pays 200 300 4 Stamp. I POLICIES OF SEA INSURANCE.
When the premium shall not exceed 10s. per c. L.O 3 Where it exceeds 10s., and shall not ex. 20s. — 6 — 20s. — 30s — 1 — 30s, — 40s. _ 2 — 40s. — 50s. — 3 — 50s. » . - . - 4 .
STAMP DUTIES. XI.
TIME INSURANCES.
When the period shall not exceed Six Calendar Months,
per cent...... 026 Exceeding Six Calendar Months, . . .040 Agreements, not above 1080 words, and without a Claim of Re- gistration, 2s. 6d. PERSONAL BONDS AND MORTGAGES. Above ^ot Exceeding Above Not Exceeding
L.50, . LI L.2000 . L 3000 . L.7
L.50 100, 1 10s. 3000 4000 . 8
100 200, 2 4000 5000 . 9
200 300, 3 5000 10,000 . 12
300 500, 4 10,000 15,000 . 15
500 1000, 5 15,000 20,000 . 20
1000 . 2000, 6 20,000 . 25
Progressive Duty, 25s. — Mortgages, same Duty as Bonds. Bills of Lading, 6d. PROTESTS.
Not amounting to L.20, 2s. L.500, or upwards, • 10s.
L.90 and under 100, 3s. Any other kind 5s. ; and for 100 „ 500, 5s. every additional sheet, 5s.
Debenturks, if not above L. 100, 5s. — Above L.lOO, and not above L.200, 10s.— Above L.200, and not above L.500, 20s Above L.500, 40s.
Decree Arbitral, 1080 words, L. 1 15s—And for every entire quantity of 1080 words additional, 25s. APPRAISEMENTS.
For any sum not above L.50 2s. 6d- Exceeding L.50, and not above L.lOO, 5s. Od. — lOOi — 200, 10s. Od. — 200, — 500, 15s. Od. — 500, 20s. Od.
Charter- Party, - - L.O 5s.
Power of Attorney, or Commission of Factory, L. 1 10s. And for every 1080 woFds, L^l. ; ; ; —; ;
xii. DIRECTIONS.
DIRECTIONS FOR THE RECOVERY OF THE DROWNED.
When the cold corse shall have been brought to land,
Strip off its clothes with an industrious hand
Cleanse well the mouth, th' obstructed nostrils clear,
And let each passage drink the vital air
Wipe dry the body, wrap a blanket round,
Or some such covering as can best be found — Nay, lend thy coat 'tis sweet a life to save.
And snatch a brother from a watery grave.
Then on a plank, with head and shoulders high,
Convey the body to some cottage nigh.
Now let good order and good sense prevail,
And no confusion make thine efforts fail.
With common air the breathless lungs inspire ;
Blow the faint sparks of unextinguished fire, (For yet perhaps some embers may remain,
Ready to kindle into life again)
Rub well each limb —a genial warmth impart
Around the stagnant regions of the heart
Then down the gastric tube a cordial throw.
Some draught to make the internal organs glow ;
Should thy best judgment pierce the jug'lar vein.
Take head ! in time the vital stream restrain.
Lest thou too much from nature's fountain pour,
And so destroy the life thou wouldst restore.
Thus on proceed to rouse the dormant breath ;
Ply the strong oar, and struggle hard with death
Nor cease thy toil till life's bright flame return,
Or till the lamp at length refuse to burn* STREET nmECTORY.
To avoid jostling in meeting— Passengers should observe the general rule, " keep to the right," that is, allow those you meet to pass on your left hand.
Abbotstbrd place, Roxburgh street Ann street, from Buccleuch street, southward to Cotton mill Antigua street, from Bogle street, running southwards Ardgowan street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Ardgowan street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Ardgowan Square, Union street Argyle street, from West Blackball street to George square Armadale place, head of Bank street Arthur street, from St. Lawrence street to Cartsburn street Bank street, from Cathcart square to Dempster street Baker street, from Drumfrocher road to Dellingburn square Bearhope street, from Roxburgh street to Tobago street Bedford street, from Newark street to Glen Bell entry, from Dalrymple street to West breast Belville place, head of Ratho street, westward Blackball street (East), from Rue-end street to Deer park
blackball street ( West), from Hamilton street to Grey place Bogle street, from Rue-end street to Regent street Boyd place, 27 to 37 West Blackball street Boyd street, from Ker street to Clarence street Breast (East), from East Quay lane to foot of William street
Breast ( West), continuation of East Breast Co West Quay Brisbane street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Broad close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Brougham street, from Grey place westward to Jardine's burn Bruce street, from Inverkip street to Roxburgh street Buchanan's close, 9 Dalrymple street Buccleuch street, from Vennel to Ann street Campbell street, from Clyde crescent to old Lime quarry Captain street, from Sir Michael street to Wellington street Carnock street, from St. Andrew square to Dellingburn street Cartsburn street, from Rue-end street to Upper Ingleston Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart streets Cathcart street, from Cathcart square to East India breast B STREET DIRECTORY.
Church place, from Cathcart square to Market street Chapel street, from Bogle street to Deilingburn street Clarence street, from Roslin street to Old West Manse Charles street, from Vennel to Dalrymple street Clyde crescent, from East Clyde street to Forsyth street Cowgate street, from Vennel to Market street Crawfurd street (East), head of Ratho street southward Crawfurd street (West), from Charles street to Boyd street Cross-shore street, from Cathcart street to Mid breast Customhouse place, back of Customhouse, and foot of East Quay lane Dalrymple street, from Shaw street to Nicholson street Deilingburn street, from Rue-end street to Baker street Deilingburn square, foot of Baker street Dempster street, from Bank street running westward Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast Donald*s court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart street Drummer's close, 5 Dalrymple street Drumfrocher road, from Baker street to Drumfrocher Duncan street, from Roxburgh street to East Shaw street East Clyde street, from Ropework street to Clyde crescent East India breast, from Dock breast to East India Quay East India Quay, from Rue-end street to East Harbour East Quay lane, from Cathcart street to East breast Eldon street, from Jardine's burn, running westward to Gourock road Factory lane, from Kirk street to Hopework street Finnart street, from Nelson street to Bedford street Forsyth street, from Clyde crescent to Finnart Fox street, from Seafield to Finnart road Garvel park, East Hamilton street George square, head of Kilblain street Gipsy lane, from Brougham street to Union streeit Grey place, west end West Blackball street Hamilton street, from Cathcart square to West Blackball street Hamilton street (East), from Main street, Crawfordsdyke, to Port- Glasgow road Harvie lane, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street Highland close, from Cathcart street to Shaw street Hillend street, from Thomas street to Belville place H olmscroft street, from Williamson street to Trafalgar street Hope place, Lyle street Houston street, from West Stewart street to Campbell street Hyde park, Belville place Ingleston (Upper), at head of Cartsburn street Inverkip street, from Vennel to Williamson street Jamaica street, from West Blackball street to Union street Jane place, north and south side of Thomas street STREET DIRECTORY.
John Street, from Stanners street to St. Lawrence street Johnstone street, from Union street to West Clyde street Kelly street, from West Stewart street to Ford Ker street, from West Blackhall street to Boyd street Kilblain street, from Vennel to George square Kirk street, from Roslin street to West Church burying-grou Laird street, from West Blackhall street to West buryinjv- ground Lindsay's lane, from West Quay \hne to Vennel Longwell close, from 44 Cathcart street to Shaw street Lyle street, from Lynedoch street running eastwards Lynedoch street, from Waterloo place to Drumfrocher road Macknight street, continuation of St. Lawrence street from Ratho street Madeira street, from Brisbane street to Eldon street Main street, Crawfordsdyke, from Rue-end street to East Ha- milton street Manse lane, from Hamilton street to Market street Mansion-house lane, from Cathcart street to Lynedoch street Margaret street, from Seafield to Union street Market street, from Church place to Tobago street Maxwell street, from Newark street to Eldon street Mearns street, from Regent street to Dempster street Melville court, 31 Hamilton street Mount lane, from Regent street to Wellington street Mount Pleasant street, west end of Inverkip street, southward Nelson street, from George square to Brachelston toll Nelson street (Glebe), from Crawfurd street to Clarence street New Dock lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast Newark street, from Jardine's burn to Drums brae Nicholson street, from Nelson street to Ropework street Open shore, from Shaw street to New Dock head Patrick street, from Finnart street to West Clyde street Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton street to Port-Glasgow Prince's street, from Inverkip street to Nelson street Ratho street, from East Hamilton street to Belville place Regent street, from Dellingburn square to Ann street Robertson street, from Brougham street to Finnart street Ropework street, from Dalrymple street to Clyde street Roslin street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street Roxburgh street, from Bank street to Inverkip street Rue-end street, from Cathcart street to Cartsburn bridge St. Andrew street, from Rue-end street southward St. Andrew square, from Springkell street to Carnock street St. Lawrence street, from John street to Ratho street Salmon street, north-west side of Inverkip street (No. 32.) Shannon's close, from Shaw street to East breast Shaw place, from Bank street to East Shaw street Shaw street, from Dalrymple street to Rue-end street STREET DIRECTORT.
Shaw street, (East) from Ann street to Nelson street Sir Michael street, from Vennel to Captain street Smith's lane, from Watson's lane to Market street Springkell street, from Cartsburn to St. Andrew square Stanners street, from Main street Cartsdyke, to John street Steamboat Quay, east and west of Customhouse and Excise buildings Stewart street (East), from Rue end street to Iron foundry Stewart street (West), from West-burn street to Houston street Sugarhouse lane, from Vennel to Dalrymple street Taylor's close, from Hamilton street to Dalrymple street Thomas street, from East Hamilton street westward Tobago street, from Inverkip street to Market street Trafalgar street, from Shaw place to Roxburgh street Under crescent, from John street to St. Lawrence street Union court, 43 Dalrymple street Union street, from George square to Newark street Vennel, from Inverkip street to West breast Victoria place, 7 West Blackball street Virginia street, from Chapel street to East India breast Waterloo place, west of Mansion-house Watt street, from Nelson street to Kelly street Watt place, south side of Cathcart street Watson's lane, from Hamilton street to Vennel Wellington court, 8 Cathcart square Wellington street, from Williamson street to Ann street West burn street, from Kilblain street to Dalrymple street West Clyde street, from Clyde crescent to Whitforeland point West Quay lane, from Dalrymple street to West quay West Quay, from foot of West quay lane eastward William street, from Cathcart square to East and West breast Williamson street, from head of Inverkip street, southward Whiteforeland point, near the Battery York street, from Crawfurd street to Clarence street POST-OFFICE DIEEGTOEY.
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ADAM, Alexander, shipmaster, 76 Regent street Adam, Archibald, jr., merchant and shipowner, 1 Rue- end street. House, 5 Shaw place Adam, Donald, smith, 10 Shaw street Adam, €reorge, wood measurer, 1 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 Shaw place Adam, James, joiner, 56 Roxburgh street Adam, John, chamberlain. Office, 6 Hamilton street. House, Shaw place Adam, Robert, carpenter, 7 John street Adam, Robert, mason, 97 Regent street Adam, William, mason, 17 Bearhope street Adam, William, & Co., plumbers and coppersmiths, 3 Dock breast Adam, William, of William Adam S Co. House, 81 Regent street Adam, Miss H., grocer, 20 Ann street Adam, Mrs. huckster, 63 Dalrjmple street ADAMS, Alexander, labourer, 13 John street Adams, William D., saddler, 19 Cathcart street. Ho. Hope place, Antigua street Adams, Mrs John, saddler, 19 Cathcart street. Ho. Hope place, Antigua street Adams, William, deep sea pilot, 36 West Blackball st. ADAMSON, Wm., boot and shoe shop, 7 West breast ADVERTISER Office, Greenock, 1 Bank street AGNEW, Alex., joiner and house factor, 15 Cross- shore street. House, Mount park Agnew, Alexander, joiner, 28 West Burn street Agnew, William, labourer, 60 Vennel B2 DIRECTORY.
Agnew, Mrs James, wine and spirit merchant, 53 Rue- end street AIRD, John, smith, 7 Nicholson street AIRD, Thomas, No. 54, porter for the Fleetwood steamers, Steamboat quaj. Ho. 3 Hamilton street AIT C HIE SON, William, sugarboiler, 13 East Quay lane AITKEN, Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Ha« milton street. House, 50 Eldon street Aitken, James, joiner, 13 Hope place, Antigua street Aitken, James, joiner, 18 Tobago street Aitken, J. & J. hosiers, 30 West Burn street Aitken, Robert, candle manufacturer, 15 Charles st. House, 12 West Blackball street Aitken, Thomas, timber measurer, 11 Shaw place Aitkin, Thomas, engineer, 18 Duncan street Aitken, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 28 West Blackball st. Aitken, Mrs John, 28 West Blackball street Aitkin, Mrs Peter, feuar, 3 Trafalgar street ALEXANDER, Alex, river pilot, 46 Cathcart street Alexander, Angus, sailmaker, 1 Lyle street Alexander, Archibald, mate, 17 Roxburgh street Alexander, D. C, watch and clockmaker, 22 Sugar- house lane. House, do. Alexander, James, carman, 9 Crawfurd street Alexander, James, agent and commission merchant, 2 Union court, 43 Dalrymple street. House, 36 West Blackball street Alexander, James, druggist, 9 West Blackball street. House, 21 Nicholson street Alexander, James, boilermaker, 3 Arthur street Alexander, James, boilermaker, 9 Under crescent Alexander, Matthew, labourer, 6 Bruce street Alexander, Robert, engineer, 14 John street Alexander, Robert, joiner, 5 Under crescent Alexander, Thos., wine and spirit merchant, 25 Vennel Alexander, William, cooper, 9 East Shaw street Alexander, Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 13 West Black- hall street Alexander, Miss Margaret, 33 Brougham street Alexander, Mrs John, 2 Jamaica street Alexander, Mrs John, feuar, 33 Brougham street DIRECTORY.
Alexander, Mrs., 35 Shaw street ALGIE, James, grocer 24 Shaw street. House, 16 Cathcart street Algie, Matthew, grocer, 12 Hamilton street, and 17 Cathcart street. Ho. 35 Regent street ALLAN & Co., grocers and tea dealers, 37 Hamilton street Allan, Alexander, carpenter, 12 Bogle street Allan, Arthur, shipmaster, 13 West Blackhall street Allan, George, jr, smith and brassfounder, 12 Spring- kell street House, I St. Andrew's square Allan, George, & Sons, iron manufacturers, Cljde forge, Port- Glasgow road Allan, George, sen., Rosehill Allan, George, of George Allan S Sons. Ho. Oakfield Allan, George, tobacconist, 23 Dalrymple street. Ho. 4 Mearns street Allan, James, harbour master, 5 East Blackhall street Allan, James, carpenter, 28 West Burn street Allan, James, blacksmith, 28 Crawfurd street Allan, John, medical botanist, 50 Vennel Allan, Robert, tobacconist, 23 Dalrjmple street. Ho. 4 Mearns street Allan, Robert, of George Allan & Sons. Ho. Belville place Allan, Robert, keeper of Assembly rooms, and St. James' Club. House, 49 Shaw street Allan, William, engineer, 15 Arthur street Allan, William, moulder, 2 John street Allan, William, carter, 35 Roxburgh street Allan, Mrs George, 29 Sir Michael street Allan, Mrs Jacob, feuar, 10 Antigua street Allan, Mrs, feuar and spirit dealer, 46 Inverkip street Allan, Mrs, 9 East,breast ALLISON, James, spirit dealer, 31 Regent street Allison, John, mason, 17 Bearhope street Allison, John, engineer, 9 Highland close Allison, Stewart, joiner, 30 Crawfurd street. House, 95 Regent street Allison, William, builder, 30 Crawfurd street, opposite gas works. House, Broomhill cottage, Drumfochar road Allison, William, feuar, 6 West Stewart street 8 DIRE TORY.
Allison, William, & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 57 Vennel Allison, William, of William Allison S Co* House, 1 Ardgowan street, Glebe Allison, Miss Janet, 49 Inverkip street Allison, Mrs Alexander, 10 Antigua street Allison, Mrs, lodgings, 22 Inverkip street AMOS, Mrs. 37 West Blackball street ANDERSON, Alexander, late of Excise, 6 Watt st. Anderson, Alexander, grocer, 34 Hamilton street Anderson, Alexander, o/^. S T. Anderson. House, Garmichael's land. Bank top Anderson, Alexander, engineer, 18 Ingleston road Anderson, Andrew, agent for Union Bank of Scotland. House, 8 George square Anderson, A. & T., sugar refiners. Baker street Anderson, David, engineer, 7 West breast Anderson, George, manager, Greenock Saw mills. House, 5 Kellj street Anderson, George, confectioner, 12 Hamilton street Anderson, Hugh, hosier and glover, 38 Hamilton street Anderson, Hugh, shipmaster, I Lyle street Anderson, James, shopman, 38 West burn street Anderson, James, feuar, 51 Rue end street Anderson, John, smith, 50 Main street, Gartsdjke Anderson, John, joiner, 2 St. Andrew's square Anderson, John, house joiner, cartwright, and funeral undertaker, 20 John street Anderson, John, carpenter, 1 Carnock street Anderson, John, engineer, 11 St. Andrew street Anderson, N. grocer, 44 Inverkip street Anderson, Peter, joiner. East Hamilton street Anderson, Robert, carpenter, 22 John street Anderson, Stephen, mariner, 2 Broad close Anderson, Thomas, slater and slate merchant, 7 East India breast. Office, 1 Dellingburn square. House, do. Anderson, William, grain merchant and wholesale and retail grocer, 29 Cathcart street, 6Q Ven- nel, and 35 Shaw st. Ho. 29 Cathcart st. Anderson, William, carpenter, 7 Under crescent Anderson, William, moulder, 47 Main st. Cartsdyke Anderson, William, mariner, 25 Arthur street DIRECTORY, 9
Anderson, Miss, lodgings, 3 Virginia street Anderson, Mrs., 44 luverkip street Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 32 Inverkip street Anderson, Mrs John, feuar, 3 St. Andrew street Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Market street
Anderson, Mrs , I Watson's lane Anderson, Mrs., lodgings, 13 Cartsburn street Anderson, Mrs., Robert, feuar, 22 John street Anderson, Mrs., 28 Nelson street ANDREW, James, 9 Bruce street Andrew, John, hair cutter and perfumer, 8 West Black- hall street. House, 9 Argjle street Andrew, John, carter, 38 Hamilton street. House, do. Andrew, Robert, carpenter, 6 Ann street Andrew, Thomas, carter, 19 Shaw street Andrew, William, baker, 30 Nicholson street ANGUS, Archibald, carpenter, 13 Dalrjmple street Angus, Duncan, painter, 26 Tobago street Angus, George, engineer, Hillhead Ingleston Angus, James, gardener. East Hamilton street Angus, Mrs., egg dealer, 25 Charles street APOTHECARIES' Hall, Greenock, 28 Hamilton st. Apothecaries' Hall (New), 18 Hamilton street APPLEBY, Edward, rigger, 16 William street ARBUCKLE, G. & M. fleshers, 15 West Blackball st. Arbuckle, George, of G. S M. Arbuckle. House, 23 Clarence street Arbuckle^, James, & Co., tanners, Cartsburn and Stan- ners streets Arbuckle, James, of James Arbuckle tide-waiter, 2 Lyle street Arklej, Arthur, cooper, 32 Regent street Arkley, David, pilot. West quay lane 10 DIRECTORY.
Arkley, Miss, 13 Hamilton street Arkley, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 24 Ann street Arkley, Mrs, 38 West Stewart street ARMITAGE, William, wool-sorter, 49 Ann street ARMOUR, Duncan, shoemaker, 6 West Stewart street Armour, George, spirit dealer, 45 Dalrymple street Armour, Joseph, labourer, 30 Sugarhouse lane Armour, Matthew, shoemaker, II Charles street Armour, William, sawyer. Nelson street ARMSTRONG, James, engineer, 1 Arthur street ARROL, Robert, shipmaster, 29 Brougham street Arrol, Thomas, gardener, 26 Nicholson street Arrol, William, mate, 58 Vennel Arrol, Mrs, grocer, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Arrol, Mrs James, 19 Shaw street Arrol, Mrs, sick nurse, 7 Tobago street ARTHUR, John, carpenter, 49 Main st., Cartsdyke Arthur, Robert, carpenter, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Arthur, Thomas, manager of Poynter's works, Baker street Arthur, William, carter, 4 Watt street ASSEMBLY Rooms, 29 Cathcart street ATCHISON, William, pansman, 13 Bast Quay lane ATKINS, Robert, shipmaster, 5 Mearns street Atkins, Mrs Thomas, mangier, 22 West Blackball st. ATKINSON, John, coachman, 22 West Blackball st. AULD, Charles, physician and surgeon, 3 Bank st. House, 5 Houston street Auld, Hamilton, shipmaster, 5 Roxburgh street B
BAILLIE, Charles, slater, 71 Vennel Baillie, James, tailor and broker, 18 Vennel Baillie, William, mariner, 62 Vennel BAIN, Daniel, hat manufacturer, 16 Dalrymple street Bain, George, market gardener, 54 Regent street Bain, George, sailmaker, 30 Inverkip street Bain, James, ostler, 27 Main street, Cartsdyke Bain, John, flesher, 8 East Shaw street Bain, John, cooper, 4 Factory lane Bain, Robert, clerk, 76 Roxburgh street Bain, Thomas, sawyer, 1 Arthur street DIRECTORY. 11
Bain, Walter, cooper, 5 Bearhope street Bain, Mrs., lodgings, 1 Kilblain street Bain, Mrs., 38 Sir Michael street Bain, Mrs., feuar, 1 Duncan street BAINE & Johnstone, merchants, 5 West Blackball st. Baine, William, foreman ropemaker, 9 Nicholson st. Baine, William, tailor, 4 West Burn street Baine, Miss, 1 Margaret street BAIRD, John J., of Robert Baird <& Son. House, 84 Regent street Baird, James F., boot and shoemaker, 33 Hamilton st. Baird, James, late wood merchant, 25 West Burn st. Baird, John, gardener, Finnart Baird, George, tidewaiter, 28 Regent street Baird, Robert A., bookseller, stationer and account book manufacturer, 41 Cathcart street. Ho. top of Ann street Baird, Robert, gardener, 2 Bruce street Baird, Robert, artist, 6^ West Blackball street Baird, Robert, & Son, iron, coal and lime merchants, 56 Rue-end street Baird, William, of Bohert Baird & Son. House, 21 Patrick street BAKERS' House of Call, 8 Market street Bakers' Society Flour Mills, 12 Baker street BALDERSTON, David, merchant and shipowner, 69 Regent street BALFOUR, John, spirit dealer, 16 Stanners street Balfour, William, 40 Ann street BALLANTINE, James, of Greenock Distillery Co. House, 7 Houston street BALLOC H, Mrs John, spirit dealer, 10 East breast BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart street BANKS, John, missionary, 32 Inverkip street Banks, Thomas, spirit dealer, 6h Vennel Banks, Mrs John, milliner, 32 Inverkip street BAMBOROUGH, Thomas, smith, 12 Inverkip street BANNATYNE, James, fish curer, 21 Brougham st. Bannatyne, Robert, spirit dealer, 19 Ropework street Bannatyne, Miss, 49, Brougham street BAPTIST Chapel, 35 West Burn street Baptist Chapel, 5 Sir Michael street BARBOUR, Archibald, boatman, 7 West breast 12 DIRECTORY.
Barbour, Robert, mason, 42 Inverkip street Barbour, Thomas, shipmaster, 4 Mansion House lane Barbour, William, farmer, High Murdiston Barbour, Mrs Ephraim, feuar, 7 Bearhope street
Barbour, Mrs, I Duncan street BARCLAY, John, shipmaster, 26 Charles street Barclay, John, shoemaker, 26 Inverkip street Barclay, William, ropemaker, 5 Bearhope street Barclay, Mrs. Alex., clothes dresser, 58 Vennel Barclay, Mrs. 28 Crawfurd street BARNARD, James, railway contractor's agent, 10 Union street BARNES, Mrs Anthony, 1 Broad Close BARK, Alexander, brassfounder, 5 Lyndoch street Barr, Archibald, sawyer, 1 Stanners street Barr, James, cooper, 41 Hamilton street Barr, James, farmer. East Berry-yards Barr, James, gardener, 4 Watt street Barr, John, & Co., grocers, 13 and 14 Market street Barr, John, coach painter, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Barr, John, gardener, 25 West Blackball street. Ho. Nelson street Barr, Robert, spirit dealer and potato merchant, 12 East India breast Barr, William, shipmaster, 3 East Stewart street Barr, William, carpenter, i Duncan street Barr, Mrs James, 1 Stanners street BARRIE, John, lodgings, 1 Watt place BARRON, Charles, broker, 2 Taylor's close BARWICK, Henry, spirit merchant, 19 Sugarhouse lane BARRY, W^illiam, stocking weaver, 27 East Shaw st. BATE SON, William, shipmaster, 4 Lyle street BATHGATE, Charles, labourer, 29 Charles street BATTY, Mrs. Daniel, spirit dealer, 24 Inverkip st. BAXTER, Archibald, smith, 1 Charles street Baxter, David, engineer, 4 John street Baxter, Duncan, feuar, 22 Market street Baxter, John, labourer, 44 Crawfurd street Baxter, Malcolm, labourer, 5 Nicholson street Baxter, Robert, shoemaker, 30 Sugarhouse lane Baxter, Robert, fish curer, 10 Kilblain street Baxter, William, labourer, 33 Rue-end street DIRECTORY. 13
Baxter, Mrs Alexander, 49 Main street, Cartsdyke Baxter, Mrs. John, 69 Vennel Baxter, Mrs., grocer, 10 Cartsburn street. House, 63 Rue-end street BEATON, Alexander, labourer, 28 Crawfurd street Beaton, Archibald, carpenter, 49 Inverkip street Beaton, Peter, carter, 16 Hamilton street BEEKEN, Thomas, eating house, 6 East Quay lane BEGG, Captain George, 8 Ardgowan street BEITH, James, flesher, 43 Hamilton street. House, 22 Sugarhouse lane Beith, Thomas, grocer, and earthen v^are, china, and glass merchant, 11 Cartsburn street, and 22 Shaw street Beith, Mrs., 6 Dalrymple street BELL, Alexander, carpenter, 32 Dalrymple street Bell, Archibald, spirit dealer, 10 Cross-shore street Bell, James, slater, 8 Market street Bell, James, plumber, 8 Antigua street Bell, John, hammerman, 69 Vennel Bell, John, baker, 36 Dalrymple street Bell, John, sugarhouse labourer, 25 Bearhope street Bell, Peter, of Macfie and Bell. House, 4 Lyle street Bell, Mrs. Donald, grocer, 21 Sir Michael street Bell, Mrs., 6 Trafalgar street BENHAM, James, agent for steamers " Lady Bris- bane " and "Kelburn," 11 East Quay lane BENNET, William, boilermaker, 49 Ann street BENNIE, John, mate, 9 Trafalgar street BENSON, Robert, rigger, 17 Lyndoch street Benson, William, rigger, 17 Lyndoch street BENTLY, Henry, gas inspector, Highlanders' academy BENZIE, James, clothier and outfitter, 19 Cathcart street BEV-ERIDGE, David, engineer, 23 East Shaw street Beveridge, James, cooper, 9 Argyle street Beveridge, James, 9 Under crescent Beveridge, Mrs, 33 Nicholson street BIGHAM, David, spirit dealer, 32 Charles street BINNIE, George, smith, 27 Charles street Binnie, Robert, of M' Arthur
BIRNIE, William, shipmaster, 13 Mearns street Birnie, Mrs., 34 Dalrjmple street BLACK, Alexander, shipmaster, 8 Antigua street Black, Alexander, cooper, 44 Crawfurd street Black, Andrew J., of D. Buchanan d: Co. House, 1 Mearns street Black, Angus, carpenter, 13 Dalrymple street Black, Archd., & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 32 Hamilton street Black, Archd. of A. Black <^ Go. House, Ann st. Black, Archibald, carpenter, 13 Nicholson st. Black, Daniel, tobacconist, 16 Cartsburn street Black, Daniel, cabinetmaker, 34 Sir Michael street Black, Donald, joiner, 14 St Andrew street Black, Dugald, 4 Factory lane Black, George, carpenter, 3 Salmon street Black, George, mate, 3 Salmon street Black, James, joiner, 3 Bearhope street Black, James, carpenter, 61 Main street, Cartsdjke Black, John, & Sons, writers, 17 Cathcart street Black, John, of John Black S Son. Ho. 1 Mearns st. Black, John, jun., of John Black <^ Son. House, 4 Trafalgar street Black, John, engineer, 15 Baker street Black, John, carpenter, 13 Dalrjmple street Black, Nicholas, smith and grocer, 11 Ann street Black, P. M., of D. Buchanan (ij Co. House, I Mearns street Black, William, engineer, 8 Baker street Black, William, 15 Kellv street Black, William, teacher of navigation, 2 Watt place Black, Catherine, huckster, 47 Dalrjmple street Black, Miss Jane, lodgings, 29 Charles street Black, Miss, feuar, 2 Buccleugh street Black, Mrs. James, librarian and teacher. Watt mo- nument, 9 Union street Black, Mrs. Archibald, 2 Regent street Black, Mrs. Daniel, 28 Roxburgh street Black, Mrs. John, 18 Kellj street Black, Mrs. Marj, staj maker, 10 Cross-shore street BLACKWELL, A, W., tidewaiter, 5 Ljndoch street BLACKWOOD, Mrs., 26 John street BLAIKIE, William, engineer, 8 Baker street DIRECTORY. 15
BLAIR, Alexander, watchmaker, 35 Cathcart street Blair, Archibald, spirit dealer, 33 Veunel Blair, Daniel, watch and clockmaker, 2 William st. Blair, David, baker, 45 Cathcart street. House, do. Blair, George, merchant. Ford cottage, Patrick st. Blair, Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Bell entry. House, 21 Lyndoch street Blair, James, carter, 3 Under crescent Blair, James, & Son, wine and spirit merchants, Cus- tomhouse place. House, 22 Cathcart st. Blair, John, baker, 34 East Shaw street Blair, John, tinsmith, 7 Broad close Blair, John, carter, 15 Arthur street Blair, John, joiner, 33 Regent street Blair, Joseph, printer, 6 Broad close. Ho. 3 Tobago street Blair, Lewis, shoemaker, 55 Inverkip street Blair, Matthew, drayman, 7 Market stroet Blair, Reid & Steele, sugar refiners, Ingleston, oif Baker street Bl air, Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 7 West Blackball street Blair, Robert, of Blair, Beid <^ Steele, House, Ford cottage, Patrick street Blair, Robert, cooper, 37 Vennel Blair, Robert, watch and clockmaker, 2 William st. Blair, Robert, writer and auditor of accounts, 5 Hamil- ton street. House, 3 Shaw place Blair, Thomas, bootmaker, 26 West Burn st. House, 28 do. Blair, Thomas, plumber, 32 Sugarhouse lane Blair, Miss, feuar, 22 Stanners street BLAKE, John, engineer, 27 Lyndoch street BLANCKEN", John, spirit dealer, 56 Vennel Blancken, Mrs., 6 Inverkip street BLUB, Alex., railway labourer, 4 Market street Blue, Dugald, boarding-house keeper, 9 East Quay lane Blue, James, engineer, 9 Bruce street Blue, John, carpenter, 69 Vennel BOAG, Andrew, cooper, 15 Kilblain street Boag, Andrew, law clerk, Holland cottage, 12 Jamaica street Boag, James, slater, Springkell cottage. Under crescent 16 DIRECTORY.
Boag, James, slater, 7 Market street Boag, John, & Co., smiths, 4 Charles street Boag, John, of John Boag
Bojd, Miss, feuar, 4 Smitli's lane Boyd, Mrs., lodgings, 1 William street Bojd, Mrs., 6 Kosljn street BOYLE, Alexander, carpenter, 15 John street Bojle, George, spirit dealer, 17 Dalrjmple street Boyle, Hugh, lodging-house keeper, 2 Broad close Boyle, Hugh, sugarhouse labourer, 6 Kilblain street Boyle, James, grocer, 5 Vennel Boyle, James, labourer, 2 Ann street Boyle, John, blacksmith, 4 East Quay lane Boyle, John, mason, 13 Nicholson street Boyle, Peter, cowfeeder, 2 Ann street BRADLEY, George, hat manufacturer, 9 Hamilton st. BRADSHAW, Miss, sempstress, 24 Ann street BRANNAGAN, John, general dealer, 32 Vennel BRECKENRIDGE, Thos., confectioner, 25 West Burn street Breckenridge, Thomas, toll keeper, Fort-Glasgow road BREMNAR, George, 16 Ann street BRISBANE, Dr., Lillybank cottage, 2 Fox street, Low Gourock road BROADFOOT, Hugh, lighter man, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Broadfoot, James, farmer. High and Low Craigs Broadfoot, James, of Douglas and Broadfoot. House, 8 Ardgowan street Broadfoot, Robert, druggist, 36 Dalrymple street Broadfoot, William, spirit dealer, 29 Vennel BROADLEY, James, sergeant of police, 12 Hamilton street Broadley, John, policeman, 3 Inverkip street Broadley, Mortimer, policeman, 3 Inverkip street Broadley, Thomas, smith, 30 Sugarhouse lane Broadley, William, pawnbroker, 25 Dalrymple street Broadley, Mrs. Mary, 69 Vennel BROCK, Archibald, engineer, 1 Carnock street Brock, William, engineer, 8 Chapel street BRODIE, Archibald, joiner, 40 Inverkip street Brodie, George, wine, spirit and coal merchant, 39 Shaw street. House, 22 Cathcart street Brodie, John, police officer, 23 Vennel Brodie, John, steam boat master, 37 Crawfurd street Brodie, John, of Muir and Brodie. Ho., 1 Eldon St. 18 DIRECTORY.
Brodie, John, tailor and clothier, 22 Cathcart street J Brodie, John, boot and shoemaker, 8 William street. House do. Brodie, Robert, police officer, 7 Market street BROTCHIE, Donald, chaplain to seamen, 8 Kellj st. BROUN, Neil, merchant, 2 Cathcart street- House, 2 Ardgowan square BROWN, Alexander, hair-dresser and perfumer, 1 Cathcart square. House, 45 Cathcart st. Brown, Alexander, carpenter, 28 Crawfurd street Brown, Alexander, joiner, 13 Inverkip street Brown, Angus, carpenter, 12 St. Lawrence street Brown, Archibald, carpenter, 39 Main st., Cartsdyke Brown, Archibald, mariner, 1 Clarence street Brown, Archibald, salesman, 12 Nicholson street Brown, Archibald, gardener, Deer park Brown, Charles, smith, 13 St, Lawrence street Brown, David, sailmaker, 12 Inverkip street Brown, Daniel, foreman tinsmith, 45 Cathcart street Brown, Duncan, candlemaker, 9 Crawfurd street Brown, George, carpenter, 8 John street Brown, James R., D.D., (of Middle Parish). House, 1 Houston street Brown, James, & Co., linen and woollen drapers, &c., 1 5 Hamilton street Brown, James, of James Brown
Brown, Robert, ropemaker, 24 Kellj street Brown, Robert, seaman, 7 Nicholson street Brown, Robert, joiner, 42 Shaw street Brown, Robert, tailor, 10 East Shaw street Brown, William, mariner, 33 Dalrjmple street Brown, William, mason, 1 William street Brown, William, nailer, 8 Cartsburn street Brown, Miss, 67 Union street Brown, Miss, teacher of sewing, 45 Hamilton street Brown, Miss E., hair dresser, 53 Vennel Brown, Mrs, 37 Crawfurd street Brown» Mrs, huckster, 31 Dalrymple street Brown, Mrs, feuar, 10 Broad close Brown, Mrs, 21 Cathcart street Brown, Mrs David, feuar, 3 Shannon's close Brown, Mrs William, 21 Nicholson street Brown, Mrs Margaret, dress maker, 35 Cathcart street Brown, Mrs, dressmaker, Inverkip street Brown, Mrs Henry, 31 Charles street Brown, Mrs Alexander, washerwoman, 71 Vennel Brown, Mrs, feuar, 6 West Blackball street Brown, Mrs, grocer, 20 West Blackball street BROWNING, John, clothier, 5 Hamilton street. Ho. 35 East Shaw street Browning, Thomas, labourer, 17 Arthur street Browning, Mrs. James, 95 Regent street BROWNLIE, Buchanan & Co., tinsmiths and plumb- ers, 5 West breast Brownlie, James, teller in Rojal bank, 38 Cathcart st. House, do. Brownlie, J. & J., copper and tinplate workers and gas fitters, 12 William street Brownlie, Robert, of /.
Bruce, Mrs Abrara, 29 Nicholson street BRYCE, Robert, huckster, 36 Vennel Brjce, William, engineer, 7 Arthur street Bryce, Mrs. James, lodgings, 4 Watt street Bryce, Mrs, James, lodgings, 8 Manse Lane BRYDEN, James, carpenter, 15 Arthur street BRYMNER, Alexander, late of Greenock bank. Ho. Bridge-end Brymner, D. & G., coal, coke and brick merchants, 15 East Quay lane Brymner, Douglas, of D, S G. Brymner. Ho. Bridge- end Brymner, Graham, of D. ds G. Brymner. Ho. Bridge- end BRYSON, James, dealer, 5 Manse lane Bryson, James H., surgeon, 67 Rue-end st. Ho., do. Bryson, John, filtersman, 3 West Quay lane BUCHAN, Daniel, grocer, 40 West Burn street BUCHANAN, Alexander, joiner, 20 Cathcart st. Buchanan, Archibald, labourer, 1 Springkell street Buchanan, David, & Co., brewers, Holmscroft brewery, Captain street Buchanan, David, of D. Buchanan
Buchanan, Malcom, sen., of M, Buchanan
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CABBEL, George, mariner, 3 Salmon street CAIRD & Co., engineers, iron shipbuilders and founders. East Hamilton street Caird, James T., engineer, St. Andrew square Gaird, Miss, feuar, 12 Patrick street Caird, Mrs John, 9 Grej place CAIRNS, Alexander, 9 Captain street Cairns, James, joiner, 31 Regent street Cairns, John, pawnbroker, 6 Market street. House, 9 Captain street CALDER, Alexander, carpenter, 29 Vennel Calder, John, tidewaiter, 28 Ann street Calder, John, hatter and straw bonnet manufacturer, 40 Cathcart street. House, 1 Roxburgh st. Calder, John, sugarhouse labourer, 22 Market street Calder, William, Customhouse boatman, 32 Ann street Calder, William, carver, 6 Nelson street Calder, Mrs, midwife, 56 Vennel Calder, Mrs William, lodgings, 12 Tobago street CALDERWOOD, Hugh, charcoal burner, 28 West Blackball street Calderwood, James, mason, 5 Bruce street Calderwood, Robert, labourer, 29 Market street CALDWELL, John, grocer andspirit dealer, 3 Ann st. Caldwell, William, carpenter, 27 Roxburgh street CALL, Peter, carpenter, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke CALLANDER, Alexander, smith, 13 St. Lawrence st. Callander, Thomas, & Co., ship chandlers, 11 West breast Callander, Thomas, of Thomas Callander
Cameron, Archibald, sailmaker, I Kilblain street Cameron, Archibald, carter, 4 Watt street Cameron, Daniel, sawyer, 22 Crawfurd street Cameron, Daniel, mariner, 67 Vennel Cameron, Dugald, seaman, 49 Shaw street Cameron, Duncan, night quay watchman, 24 Tobago st. DrRECTORY.
Cameron, Duucan, boatbuilder, 4 East Blackball street. House, 4 ISt. Andrew square Cameron, Duncan, labourer, 3 Cross-sbore street Cameron, Henry, moulder, 27 Vennel Cameron, Hugh, late cabinetmaker and upholsterer. House, Mount Pleasant Cameron, Hugh, carpenter, 49 Shaw street Cameron, Hugh, pilot, 2 East breast Cameron, John, engineer, 49 Main street, Cartsdjke Cameron, John, auctioneer and appraiser, 10 and 12 Cross-shore street. Houae, 15 do. Cameron, John, seaman, 15 Bearhope street Cameron, John, plumber, 3 Salmon street Cameron, Kenneth, grocer, 7 Dalrjmple street. Ho., 7 William street Cameron, Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, 1 East breast Cameron, Flora, milk dealer, 32 Charles street Cameron, Miss, 20 Mearns street Cameron, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 2 Kirk street Cameron, Miss Elizabeth, 69 Dalrjmple street Cameron, Mrs, bleaching-green keeper. Regent street Cameron, Mrs, 4 West Quay lane Cameron, Mrs Hugh, 5 Ardgowan street. Glebe CAMPBELL & Turner, wine and spirit merchants, 18 Nicholson street Campbell, Alexander, carpenter, 13 Main st., Cartsdyke Campbell, Angus, blacksmith, 53 Main st., Cartsdyke Campbell, Archibald, sawyer, 8 Sir Michael street Campbell, Archibald, labourer, 30 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 47 Main st., Cartsdyke Campbell, Anderson & Co., merchants, 2 Shaw street Campbell & Gillespie, messengers at arms, 16 William street Campbell, Charles, labourer, 97 Regent street Campbell, Charles, skipper, 6 Salmon street Campbell, Colin, tidewaiter, 44 Shaw street Campbell, Colin, bookbinder, 43 Cathcart street Campbell, Daniel, spirit dealer, 48 Shaw street Campbell, Daniel, late skipper, 25 Vennel Campbell, D. & J., coal merchants, 65 Dalrymple street. House, 33 do. 24 DIRECTORY.
Campbell & Dunn, grain merchants, 1 Custom-house place Campbell, Duncan A., of Greenock Distillery Go, Ho. 17 Ardgowan square Campbell, Duncan, engineer, 8 John street Campbell, Duncan, gabbertman, 1 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, Duncan, joiner, 33 DaJrjmple street Campbell, Duncan, joiner, 44 Inverkip street Campbell, Duncan, coal merchant, 65 Dalrjmple st. Campbell, Duncan, policeman, 11 Cowgate street Campbell, Francis, engineer, 24 Ann street Campbell, Hugh, engineer, 17 Lyndoch street Campbell, Hugh, mason, 7 Nicholson street Campbell, Hugh, carpenter, 42 Main st.. Cartsdjke Campbell, Hugh, tailor, 30 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, James, mate, 13 Hope place, Antigua st. Campbell, James, joiner, 6 Watt street Campbell, James, painter, 10 East Shaw street Campbell, James, tailor, 25 Vennel Campbell, James, gardener, 4 Watt street Campbell, John, of Gampbell S Turner. House, 27 Nicholson street Campbell, John, law clerk, 1 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, John, skipper, 21 Sir Michael street Campbell. John, smith, 2 Crawfurd street Campbell, John, mariner, 10 West breast Campbell, John, policeman, Brachelston f Campbell, John, boilermaker, 16 Vennel Campbell, John, wholesale fish and herring merchant, Q5 Vennel. House, 30 Roxburgh street Campbell, John, carpenter, 10 Cathcart street Campbell, John, carter, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell, John, shipmaster, 33 West Blackball st. Campbell, John, blacksmith, 17 Arthur street Campbell, John, carpenter, 17 Brougham street Campbell, John, pilot, 4 William street Campbell, John, tailor, 6 Dalrymple street Campbell, John, broker, 3 Taylor's close Campbell, John, Customhouse boatman, 17 Lyndoch st. Campbell, John, carpenter, 10 Shaw street Campbell, John, boilermaker, 39 Main st. Cartsdyke Campbell, John, smith, 9 West breast Campbell, John, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael street DIRECTORY. 25
Campbell, John, labourer, 28 Falrymple street Campbell, John, gardener, 17 Brougham street Campbell, John, gardener, 9 Sir Michael street Campbell, John, late cooper, Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh street Campbell, Kenneth, painter, 13 East Quay lane Campbell, Macnab, and Clark, engineers and founder?, Ingleston Campbell, Neil, merchant, 20 Margaret street Campbell, Neil, shoemaker, 5 Market street Campbell, Norman, carpenter, 18 Hamilton street Campbell, Norman, coal agent, Harvie lane Campbell, Peter, boot and shoemaker, 58 Vennel Campbell, Peter, grocer, 12 Dalrjmple street Campbell, Peter, mariner, 46 Dalrjmple street Campbell, Peter, carter, 1 1 Main street, Cartsdjke Campbell, Robert N,, of William Scott S Co., ship chandlers. Ho., 13 Lyndoch street Campbell, Robert, slater, 33 Vennel Campbell, Robert, policeman and bell ringer, 5Q Vennel Campbell, Robert, mariner, 12 Dalrymple street Campbell, Robert, teacher and session clerk. Middle parish, 9 Ann street. Ho., 11 Bank st. Campbell, Ronald, catechist, 4 Nelson st. Glebe Campbell, Thomas, of Campbell & Gillespie. Office, 4 Moss st. Paisley. Ho. 2 Caledonia st. do. Campbell, Thomas, lumper, 19 Shaw street Campbell, Walter, cooper, 2 West Burn street Campbell, William, printer, 4 Mansion-house lane. Ho. 15 Antigua street Campbell, William, carman, 28 East Shaw street Campbell, William, shipmaster, 6 Salmon street Campbell, William, cutler and gun and fishing rod ma- ker, 32 Cathcart street Campbell, William, plumber, 19 Bearhope street Campbell, Miss Elizabeth, I Stanners street Campbell, Miss Lilias, linen dresser, 3 Manse lane Campbell, Miss Margaret, 33 Hamilton street Campbell, Miss Susan, 30 Nicholson street Campbell, Miss, 9 Captain street Campbell, Miss, dressmaker, 20 East Quay lane Campbell, Mrs Alexander, steamboat tavern, 2 East breast D 26 DIRECTORY.
Campbell, Mrs Alexander, 15 Arthur street Campbell, Mrs D., feuar, Agnew's laud. Mount park Campbell, Mrs, 22 West Blackball street Campbell, Mrs James, mangier and dresser, 71 Vennel Campbell, Mrs Duncan, 11 Vennel Campbell, Mrs John, 23 Arthur street Campbell, Mrs John, 14 Princes street Campbell, Mrs John, grocer, 45 Main st., Cartsdyke Campbell, Mrs John, grocer, 17 Tobago street Campbell, Mrs Duncan, feuar, 7 Duncan street Campbell, Mrs, lodging.-, 8 Cartsburn street Campbell, Mrs, 20 Charles street Campbell, Mrs Margaret, grocer, 3 Manse lane Campbell, Mrs, grocer, 16 Vennel Campbell, Mrs, broker, 6 Taylor's close Campbell, Mrs. Neil, lodgings, 2Q Sir Michael street Campbell, Mrs William, 11 Grey place CANE, Charles, shoemaker, 14 Inverkip street CANNING, Thomas, dealer, 16 Hamilton street CARBRAE, Charles, tailor and clothier, 54 Shaw st. CARCHRIE, James, provision dealer, 40 Shaw street CARMALT, Mrs, 14 Kelly street CARMICHAEL, Andrew, of John Eaddow do Co. House, Banktop Carmichael, Andrew, flesher, 16 West Blackball street. House, 8 Kelly street Carmichael, Archibald, spirit dealer, 8 Manse lane Carmichael, Archibald, grocer, 22 John street. Ho. 17 do. Carmichael, Daniel, carpenter, 64 Vennel Carmichael, Dougal, labourer, 20 Inverkip street Carmichael, Duncan, labourer, 42 Inverkip street Carmichael, Duncan, shoemaker, 11 John street Carmichael, James, of Greenock Brewery Co. House, Shipbank Carmichael, John H., of Greenock Distillery Co. Ho, Banktop Carmichael, John, mariner, 60 Vennel
Carmichael, Malcolm, boatbuilder, 1 Vennel Carmichael, Malcolm, feuar, Under crescent Carmichael, Robert, carpenter, 46 Inverkip street Carmichael, Mrs,, 30 Market street CARROL, Benjamin, spirit dealer, 19 Market street DIRECTORY. 27
CARRON, Hugh, huckster, 38 Vennel Carron, Mrs. John, lodgings, 15 Hamilton street CARRICK'S furnishing shop, 38 Hamilton street CARS ELL, Robert, mate, 13 Market street Carsell, Thomas, portrait painter, 33 Crawfurd street Carsell, Mrs. Robert, spirit dealer, 31 Charles street Carsell, Mrs., boarding and daj school teacher, 33 Crawfurd street CARSON, Henry, ropemaker, 28 Crawfurd street Carson, Walter, carpenter, 28 Crawfurd street CARSWELL, John, measurer, 20 Mearns street Carsewell, Robert, shoemaker, 12 Inverkip street Carswell, Mrs, lodgings, 12 Inverkip street CARTSDYKE Free Church, 1 Rue-end street Cartsdyke Mechanics' Library, 5 East Blackball street Cartsdyke Chemical Works, 1 East Hamilton street. CARROL, John, tailor, 13 Shaw street CARRUTH. John, cartwright, 26 Sir Michael street CARRUTHBRS, William, broker, 19 Dalrymple st. CARTY, Mrs, spirit dealer, 24 Dalrymple street CASSADY, John, watchman, 36 Vennel CASSELS, L. S., tea dealer and grocer, 19 Hamil- ton street, and 30 Cathcart street. House, 26 Hamilton street Cassels, Robert, India and China tea warehouse, 26 Hamilton street. House, do. CAS SIDY, William, spirit dealer, 64 Vennel CHALMERS, Alexander, grocer, 23 Hamilton street. House, Regent street Chalmers, Alexander, spirit dealer, 7 West breast Chalmers, Alexander, tidewater, 6 East Shaw street Chalmers, Archibald, feuar. Flower bank, Eldon street Chalmers, Archibald, blockmaker, 44 Inverkip street Chalmers, James, cabinetmaker, 38 West Burn street Chalmers, John, porter, Hervey's cottage, Shaw place Chalmers, Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansion-house lane Chalmers, Robert, shipmaster, 18 Ingleston road Chalmers, William, smith, 69 Roxburgh street Chalmers, William, shipmaster, 97 Regent street Chalmers, Miss, dressmaker, 6 Watt street Chalmers, Mrs, feuar, East Hamilton street Chalmers, Mrs James, lodgings, 36 West Burn street CHAMBERS, James, shipowner, 1 William street 28 DIllECTORT.
CHARLES & Co., under clothing establishment, 16 West Blackhall street CHARTERS, James, moulder, 8 St. Lawrence street CHISHOLM & Co. coopers and fish curers, 12 Charles street Chisholm, Archd., of Chisholm 8^ Co. Ho., 21 Nicholson street Chisholm, William, mariner, 16 William street CHORLEY, Robert S., anchor smith, 52 Dalrjmple street CHRISTIAN, John, coachmaker, 69 Roxburgh street Christian, Daniel, smith, 41 Ann street CHRISTIE, James, carpenter, 11 Cartsburn street Christie & Co., carvers, Shaw place
Christie, Peter, of P. Christie Clark, Peter, cooper, 28 Nicholson street Clark, Peter, grocer, Drumfocher road Clark, Peter, superintendent of cemetery, 6 Watt st Clark, Robert, carpenter, 31 Dalrymple street Clark, Swain, blacksmith, 3 Vennel Clark> William, marine painter, 2 Cross-shore street Clark, William, railway coachmaker, 16 Ann street Clark, William, engineer, 97 Regent street Clark, William, moulder, 2 John street Clark, Mrs, grocer, 9 Kilblain street Clark, Mrs Andrew, Mount park Clark, Mrs George, 25 West Burn street Clark, Mrs James, lodgings, 9 Laird street Clark, Mrs John, 30 Sugarhouse lane Clark, Miss, tailoress, 17 Brougham street Clark, Miss M., 6 West Blackball street Clark, Misses. 17 Brougham street Clark, Miss, dressmaker, 26 Sir Michael street Clark, Mrs. George, 25 West Burn street Clark, Mrs. James, 27 Charles street CLELAND, James, labourer, 5 Market street Cleland, John, searcher, landing and coast waiter, cus- tomhouse. House, 9 Laird street CLINK, William, deep sea pilot, 10 William street CLUBB, George, locker, Hope place, 15 Antigua street CLYDE SHIPPING CO. Office, Excise buildings Clyde Shipping Co. (New.) Office, Excise buildings Clyde Pottery Co., Port Glasgow road CLYDESDALE BANKING Co. Office, 7 Hamilton street COATS, John, seaman, 14 Tobago street COATS, Mrs., lodgings, 35 West Blackball street COCHRANE, Andrew, hair dresser, 2 Shaw street Cochrane, John, shipmaster, 5 East Blackball street Cochrane, Moses, cooper, 7 East Quay lane Cochrane, Robert, sugar baker, 23 East Shaw street Cochrane, William, sen., horner, 40 Inverkip street Cochrane, Mrs. 6 Nelson street Cochrane, Mrs. William, 4 Watt street COFFEE ROOM (Exchange), 27 Cathcart street Coffee Room (Greenock) 2 Cathcart square COLE, Rev. Charles, (of Episcopal church,) 13 Union street D2 30 DIRECTORY. GOLLANCE, James, potter, Ladyburn, Pon-Glasga\r road COLLINS, Charles, mariner, 19 Hamilton street Collins, David, spirit dealer, 21 Dalrymple street. House, 26 Hamilton street Collins, John, labourer, 22 Hamilton street Collins, James, tailor, 28 Vennel Collins, Peter, huckster, 38 Vennel Collins, William, baker, 48 Shaw street Collins, Miss B., teacher of music, 2 Watt place Colston, WilUam, cooper and cowfeeder, 48 Rox- burgh street COLQUHOUN, James, carter, 28 Crawfurd street Colquhoun, & Ainslie, smiths, 31 Hamilton street. House, Union close, Dalrjmple street COMRIE, William, tidewaiter, 30 Nicholson street CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, George square CONACHE R, Peter, excise collector's clerk, 16 Rox- burgh street CONACHE R, Peter, police officer, 33 Nicholson st. CONN A L, Ebenezer & Co., merchants and commission agents, 4 Ardgowan street. Glebe Connal, E., of E. Connal Sf Co. House, 24 Forsyth st CONNALLY, John, porter, 26 Vennel CONNELL, Archibald, fireman. 8 Manse lane Connell, Alexander, carter, 13 Hope place, Antigua st. Connell, Andrew, labourer, 17 Main street, Cartsdjke Connell, Duncan, sawyer, 42 Inverkip street Connell, John, carpenter, 22 John street Connell, Richard, engineer, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke CONWAY, John, clothier, 50 Shaw street CORNWALL, Mrs., lodgings, 15 Kelly street COOK, Christian, mate, 13 Sir Michael street Cook, Duncan, chainmaker, 22 Crawfurd street Cook, Duncan, mariner, 6 Crawfurd street Cook, James, E., railway passenger agent, 4 Antigua street Cook, Patrick, sugar boiler, 1 Bruce street Cook, Miss, dressmaker, 22 Crawfurd street Cook, Mrs., tailoress, 4 William street Cook, Mrs., boarding house keeper, 8 East Quay lane Cook, Mrs. Duncan, spirit, dealer, 4 Cowgate street COOPER, James, joiner, 4 Salmon street DIRECTORY. 31 Cooper, Thomas, shipmaster, 3 East Stewart street CORE, Adam, millwright, 10 Bruce street CORSAN, Mrs., 10 Veniiel COTTEK, Mrs., matron. Infirmary-, Inverkip street COUPE R, Andrew, customhouse boatman, 3 Charles street Couper, John, cooper, 28 Crawfurd street COUSINS, Thomas, smith, 7 Under crescent COVE RDALE, Norris, ship surveyor, 5 Shaw street COWAN & Dick, coopers and provision merchants, 3 Bogle street Cowan, Archibald, of Cowan Cowan, Mrs. Gilbert, 1 3 vVest Stewart street Cowan, Mrs. John, mangier, 13 Sir Michael street Cowan, Mrs. A., lodgings, 13 West Stewart street COYLE, John, provision merchant, 21 Cathcart street CRAIG, Alexander, mariner, 1^9 Charles street Cra'g, John, labourer, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Craig, John, broker, 6 Taylor's close Craig, Robert, police officer, 28 Charles street Craig, Thomas, coal merchant, 4 Chapel street. H^use, 27 Lyndoch street Crai^, Walter, grocer, 47 Inverkip street Craig, Mrs, 63 Dalrymple street Craig, Mrs, 6 Dalrymple street CRAMB & Taylor, builders, 60 Roxburgh street Cramb, John, mason, 23 Sir Michael street CRAIGIE, George, shipmaster, 13 Mearns street CRANE, James, mariner, 6 Nelson street CRANSTON, Thomas, teacher, 5 Union street CRAW, John, sailmaker, 31 Charles street CRAWFORD, Aitken, cotton spinner. Cotton Mill cottages 32 DIRECTORY. Crawford, Alexander, spirit dealer, 60 Dalrjmple stree* Crawford, Andrew, joiner, blockmaker, and glaxier, 22 West Burn street. House, 44 Inverkip st. Crawford, David, writer, Mansion-house. Ho., Finnart Crawford, Dougal, carpenter, II St. Lawrence street Crawford & Fulton, joiners and glaziers, 16 Bogle st. Crawford, Henrj, labourer, 15 Inverkip street Crawford, James, contractor, 7 Virginia street. House, 6 Trafalgar street Crawford, James, spirit dealer, 8 Charles street Crawford, James, carter, 10 Cartsburn street Crawford, James, shoemaker, 23 Sir Michael street Crawford, John, tailor and clothier, 35 Cathcart street Crawford, John M., grocer, 30 Vennel. House, 27 do. Crawford, John, feuar, 23 Lyndoch street Crawford, John, joiner, 39 Rue-end street Crawford, John, pansman, 15 Main street, Cartsdyke Crawford, John, watchman, 39 Rue -end street Crawford, John, mariner, 7 Broad close Crawford, John, sawyer, 42 Inverkip street Crawford, Matthew, shipmaster, 12 Brisbane street Crawford, Matthew, tailor, 37 Nicholson street Crawford, Robert, engineer, 13 Vennel Crawford, Robert, spirit dealer, 13 Main street, Carts- dyke Crawford, Robert, watchman, Ingleston Crawford, Robert, innkeeper, 6 Market street Crawford, William, shipowner, 66 Union street Crawford, William, revenue officer, 62 Roxburgh st. Crawford, William, carter, 22 Cartsburn street Crawford, William, grocer, 45 Hamilton street. Ho. 5 West Stewart street Crawford, William L., general grocer and fruit mer- chant, 34 Hamilton street Crawford, William, labourer, 7 Under crescent Crawford, Miss, Mansion-house Crawford, Mrs. Archibald, 3 East Shaw street Crawford, Mrs Daniel, 28 Cartsburn street Crawford, Mrs Catherine, spirit dealer, 3 West breast Crawford, Mrs Janet, spirit dealer, 3 Cowgate street Crawford, Mrs, carter, Gipsy lane Crawford, Mrs James, spirit dealer, 27 Vennel Crawford, Mrs Peter, lodgings, 15 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 33 CRIGHTON, Archibald, lathsplitter, 65 Roxburgh sf CROILY, Peter, railwaj' police superiuteadent, 4 Ann street CROOK, Robert, pilot, 34 Dalrymple street CROOKSHANKJS, James, sheriff officer, 3 Bank st. House, 32 Charles street Crookshanks, John, carpenter, 19 John street Crookshanks, Samuel, carpenter, 43 Main street, Carts- dyke CROSS, Henry, painter, 8 Cross-shore street CRUDE N, Alexander, tailor, 2 Tobago street Cruden, William, carter, 6 Shaw street CRUTHERS, William, pawnbroker, 19 Dalrymple st. CUMMING, John B., surveyor for Lloyd's registery of shipping, 2 West quay. House, 22 Mar- garet street CUNNINGHAM, David, book agent, 30 Sir Michael street Cunningham, James, labourer, 7 Cartsburn street Cunningham, John, merchant, 16 William street. Ho., Seaheld. Cunningham, John, carpenter, 23 Arthur street Cunningham, Peter, telJer, Clydesdale bank. House, 9 Laird street Cunningham, Robert, upholsterer, 16 West Blackhall street. House, 39 Ann street Cun"-ingham, Robert, mariner, 3 Crawfurd street Cunningham, Robert, shoemaker, 23 Arthur street Cunningham, William, tailor, 30 Sugarhouse lane Cunningham, William, mariner, 48 Dalrymple street Cunningham, Miss, 18 Kelly street Cunningham, Miss, 28 Dalrymple street Cunningham, Mrs, 38 West Burn street Cunningham, Mrs, 28 Charles street Cunningham, Mrs Captain Charles, 18 Patrick street CURKIE, Alexander, carpenter, 8 Baker street Currie, David, joiner, 46 Main street, Cartsdyke Currie, David, storekeeper, Caledonian railway stores, lU Bruce street Currie, Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 4 Bijccleuch st« Currie, Gilbert, baker, 35 Vennel Currie, James, baker, 49 luverkip street Currie, John, heckler, 15 Ropework street 34 DIRECTORY. Currie, John, wine and spirit dealer, 30 West Burn st. Currie, Malcolm, blacksmith, 23 Dalrjmple street Currie, Neil, ropespinner, 76 Roxburgh street Currie, Miss Margaret, 37 Hamilton street Currie, Miss, loggings, 12 West Blackball street Currie, Miss, 59 Shaw street Currie, Mrs. Matthew, provision shop, 12 Cross-shore street Currie, Mrs. William, 19 Clarence street Currie, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Ljndoch street Currie, Mrs. D., eating house, 16 Shaw street Currie, Mrs. D., cook, Q7 Vennel Currie, Mrs., 13 Rope work street Currie, Mrs. James, 53 Roxburgh street Currie, Mrs. Peter, 1 Open shore CURTIS, Richard W., tide surveyor, 13 Brougham st. Curtis, Samuel, tide surveyor, 13 Brougham street CUSTOMHOUSE, Customhouse Buildings, Steam- boat quay -CUTHBERT, Alexander, carpenter, 3 Under crescent Guthbert, Robert, merchant and shipowner, 9 Cathcart St. House, Richmond cottage. Mount park Cuthbert, Robert, jr., merchant, Hosebank, 48 Union street CUTHBERTSON, David, confectioner, 13 Tobago st. Cuthbertson, James, boilermaker, 11 Arthur street » I DAILY, Hugh, spirit dealer, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road DALGLEISH, George, merchant, 10 Trinidad place, Eldon street Dalgleish, William, mate, 34 Charles street DALZIEL, John, mariner, 27 Hamilton street Dalziel, William, mate, 30 Nicholson street DALLAS, James, joiner, 27 Vennel Dallas, Matthew, cooper, 18 Duncan street Dallas, Robert, grocer, 12 Ropework street Dallas, R., joiner and cabinetmaker, 39 Hamilton st. House, 1 Ropework street DALTEN, Hugh, labourer, 40 West Burn street DIRECTORY. 35 DANAHER, Rev. Francis, R.R.C., 20 East Shaw st. Danaher, Rev. James, Roman Catholic Clergyman, 20 East Shaw street DARNING, Alexander, moulder, 1 Carnock street DARROCH, Archibald, vintner, 48 Dalrjmple street Darroch, Dugald, grocer, 17 Brougham street Darroch, Duncan, smith, 1 Bruce street Darroch, John, coal merchant, 44 Dalrymple street Darroch, Malcolm, steam-boat officer, 7 East Quay lane Darroch, Mrs. James, feuar, 49 Shaw street Darroch, Mrs., lodgings, 10 Antigua street DA SKIN, Mrs. James, coppersmith and gasfitter, 27 Hamilton street DAVIDSON, Archibald, of Brownlie, Buchanan . Davies, David, rigger, 7 Bearhope street DAW, Alexander, deep sea pilot, 1 Lyle street Daw, Mrs, 7 Chapel street DAWSON, Jonathan, accountant, 6 Chapel street Dawson, George, spirit dealer, 62 Vennel Dawson, James, engineer, Mount Pleasant street Dawson, John, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street DEANS, Mrs Robert, lodgings, 32 Cathcart street DEMPSTER, James, architect, 4 Mansion-house lane. House, 4 Antigua street Dempster, Hugh, writer, 20 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. DENHAM, William, smith, 5 Lyle street DENHOLM, James, locker, customhouse, 50 West Blackhall street DENNING, Matthew, carpenter, 17 John street DENNISTON, Archibald, writer, 49 Cathcart street House, 14 Eldon street Dennislon, Mrs. John, lodgings, 65 Rue-end street DENNY, John, grocer, 35 Main street, Cartsdjke Denny, Miss, dressmaker and mangier, 20 East Quay lane DEVLIN, John, spirit dealer, 2 Drummer's close, Dalrymple street DEWAR, Duncan, grocer, 26 Market street Dewar, James, coal merchant, I Bearhope street Dewar, Miss C, grocer, 36 Shaw street DICK, Boyd, joiner, 9 Bearhope street Dick, David, slater, 7 Lyndoch street Dick, George, cooper, 36 Vennel Dick, James, plate layer, Ladyburn Dick, James, mariner, 20 Inverkip street Dick, John, flesher, 6 Inverkip street Dick, Peter, boatman, 55 Rue-end street Dick, William, of Cowan S Dick. House, 62 Roxburgh ;: street ; Dick, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 9 Rue-end street Dick, Mrs. John, feuar, 24 Hamilton street DICKIE, Alexander, shoemaker, 3 Kilblain street \ Dickie, Alexander, carpenter, 5 Springkell street DICKSON, Alexander, engineer, 19 John street Dickson, Alexander, nail maker, 15 Main st. Cartsdyke Dickson, Benjamin, clerk, 7 Lyle street Dickson, David, panman, 6 Nelson street, Glebe Dickson. James, smith, 6 Carnock street Dickson, James, letter-carrier. Post Office. House, 28 West Blackhall street Dickson, Robert, sawyer, 8 Manse lane Dickson, Miss, 21 Nicholson street Dickson, Mrs., 33 East Shaw street Dickson, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 9 Arthur street DILLON, Peter, bookseller, 50 Shaw street DIMOND, Charles, flesher, 18 Vennel Dimond, Charles, mason, 10 East Shaw street DINGWALL, Phillip, engineer, 52 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 37 DIVINE, Charles, shoemaker, 38 Vennel Divine, Hugh, teacher, 4 Manse lane Divine, James, shoemaker, 36 Vennel Divine, John, labourer, 7 Sir Michael street Divine, John, labourer, 57 Main street, Cartsdjke Divine, William, spirit dealer, 25 Dalrjmple street DOBSON, George, wool spiuuer, 39 Ann street DOCHERTY, Charles, bakor, 44 Inverkip street Dochertj, Daniel, flesher, 47 Shaw street Docherty, Edward, labourer, 28 Dalrjmple street Dochertj, Hugh, lumper, 6 Dalrjmplo street Dochertj, John, cowfeeder, 36 Inverkip street Dochertj, William, quarrier. 59 Main st., Cartsdjke ^ Dochertj, Mrs. Cornelius, 48 Ann street Dochertj, Mrs. James, huckster, 71 Vennel Dochertj, Mrs. Michael, 4 Manse lane DODDS, William, carpenter, 13 West Stewart street Dodds, William, carpenter, 16 Cross shore street Dodds, William, baker, 18 West Blackball street DOIG, Alexander, hair-dresser, 14 East breast Doig & Son, perfumers and hair-dressers, 8 Cathcart square DONACHY, Hugh, gardener, 36 West Burn street DONALD, James G., late wine merchant, Finnart Donald, James, sawyer, 3 Broad close Donald, James, flisher, 49 Shaw street Donald, John, feuar, 19 Brougham street Donald, John, jr., tobacconist, 10 Hamiltoa st. Ho., 19 Brougham street Donald, Malcora, mate, 7 Ljndoch street Donald, Miss, feuar, 68 Union street Donald, Mrs. Peter, vintner, 49 Shaw street Donald, Mrs. William, Cappielow cottage, Port-Glas- gow road DONALDSON, Robert, seaman, 18 Mearns street DONNELL, John, wood merchant, 6 Stanners street DONNELLY, John, policeman. 2 Wellino'ton street Donnellj, Peter, tailor and clothier, 16 Hamilton st. House, 24 do. DOOL, Hugh, dealer, I Crawfurd street DORNAN, Andrew, moulder, I Carnock street DOUGAL, James, skipper, 8 Chapel street DOUGALL, Neil, teacher of music, 6 Manse lane E 38 DIRECTORY. Dougall, Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 45 Hamilton street DOUGLAS & Broadfoot, plumbers, 3 West breast Douglas, Duncan, labourer, 11 Shaw street Douglas, George, carpenter, 5 Carnock street Douglas, James, carpenter, 1 Under crescent Douglas, John, watchmaker and jeweller, 9 East breast Douglas, John, joiner, 5 Carnock street Douglas, John, of Douglas S Broadfoot. Ho., 6 Watt street Douglas, John €•, clothier, batter and general outfitter, 4 William street and 2 Dalrymple st. Ho. 23 Clarence street Douglas, John, & Son, watchmakers and jewellers, ^ Hamilton street Douglas, John, of J. Douglas ^ Son. House, 7 Clar- ence street Douglas, Malcom, provision merchant, 40 Cathcart st. House, 7 Roxburgh street Douglas, Thomas, painter, 49 Ann street Douglas, Walter, shipmaster, 7 Bearhope street Douglas, William, grocer, 17 Ann street Douglas, Annabeila, grocer, 48 Shaw street Douglas, Mrs., lodgings, 31 Charles street DOW, Archibald, tavern keeper, 42 Cathcart street Dow, Duncan, manager, Glasgow and Greenock Tow- ing Co.'s ofhce, 10 East India breast. Ho. 51 Rue-end street Dow, John, joiner, 22 East Shaw street Dow, John, skipper, 5 Dellingburn street DOWIE, E. T., surgeon dentist, 27 Hamilton street. House, Kilblain cottage, Kellj street DOWNIE, Andrew, joiner, 21 Ljndoch street Downie & M'Aulay, coopers, 20 Vennel Downie & M'Aulay, spirit dealers, 8 West breast Downie, David, seaman, Lang's land, Longwell close Downie, John, toll keeper, Brachelston Downie, John, joiner and glazier, 7 Dellingburn street. House, 12 Carnock street Downie, William, joiner and cartwright, 67 Rue-end st Downie, Mrs , 1 Shaw street DRAIN, Allan, jun,, painter and paper hanger, 30 West Burn street. House, 6 Nelson st., Glebe DIRECTORY. 39 DRUMMOND, James, engineer, 2 John street Drummond, John, porter, 9 East Quay lane Drummond, Robert, grocer, 26 Ann street Drummond, William, coal merchant, 10 New Dock lane DRYSDALE, Allan, engineer, 52 West Blackball st. Drjsdale, Allan, smith, 50 West Blackball street Drjsdale, Alexander, iron dresser, 42 Main st., Carts- i dyke Drysdale, Thomas, engineer, 50 West Blaokhall street Drjsdale, Thomas, carpenter, 11 John street Drjsdale, Elizabeth, sewer, 20 Inverkip street Drjsdale, Mrs David, spirit dealer, 20 Sugarhouse lane DUFF, Archibald, farmer, Fencewood Duff, David, M.A., Grammar school, 13 East Shaw st. House, 20 Forsjth street Duff, Hugh, gardener, 8 East Quaj lane Duff, James, ironmonger, brasstounder and gasfitter, 47 Rue-end street. House, 20 Forsjth street Duff, James, jr., brassfounder, 6 Chapel street Duff, John, mason, G Antigua street Duff, Lachlan, tailor, 13 Hue-end street Duff, Robert, carpenter, 13 Hue-end street Duff, William, spirit dealer, 17 Bearhope street Duff, William, farmer. Port- Glasgow road DUFFY, Anthonj, iodjne manufactorj, Bottlework, Cartskjke. House, do. DUNBAR, Alexander, shoemaker, 2 East Shaw st. Dunbar, Mrs., 31 West Burn street DUNCAN, Alexander, plasterer, 30 Nicholson street Duncan, Colin, Kothesaj tavern, 12 East breast Duncan, David, rigger, 29 Charles street Duncan & Hogg, accountants, 24 Cathcart street Duncan, George, boilermaker, 3 Arthur street Duncan, Henrj, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street Duncan, Henrj, grocer, 7 East Shaw street Duncan, James, carpenter, 33 Rue-end street Duncan, James, joiner, 18 West Blackball street Duncan, John, carpenter, 1 Stanners street Duncan, John, clerk, 50 West Blackball street Duncan, John, ship and steam-tug agent, 10 East In- dia breast. House, 2 St. Andrew street Duncan, Neil, joiner, 3 Bruce street Duncan, Matthew, joiner, 7 Shaw street 40 DIIIECTORT. Duncan, Peter, night watchman, 49 Shaw street Duncan, Robert, shipmaster, 2 Wellington street Duncan, William, mate, 13 West Burn street Duncan, William, joiner, 5Q Roxburgh street Duncan, Miss, tavern keeper, 14 East Quay lane Duncan, Mrs. Alexander, 9 Duncan street Duncan, Mrs. Charles, spirit dealer, 3 Under crescent Duncan, Mrs. Robert, grocer, 16 Cathcart street DUNLOP, Francis, mason, 42 Inverkip street Dunlop, George, joiner, 60 Roxburgh street Dunlop, James, farmer, Strone Dunlop, Robert, merchant, shipowner, and agent for the London Docks. Office, 11 Sugarhouse lane. House, 63 Regent street Dunlop, Robert, labourer, 43 Roxburgh street Dunlop, Robert, smith, 53 Vennel Dunlop, Robert, shipowner, 6 Carnock street Dunlop, Mrs. Capt. John, lodgings, 2 Watt place Dunlop, Mrs. Capt., 38 Hamilton street DUNN, Andrew, grocer, 27 Rue-end street Dunn, Archibald, cooper, 5 West Stewart street Dunn, John, 56 Eldon street Dunn, John, slater, 31 Charles street Dunn, Mrs., teacher, 20 West Stewart street DYALL, Peter R., accountant, house factor and com- mission and insurance agent, 45 Cathcart st. House, 12 Nicholson street Dyall, Mrs., 12 Nicholson street DYER, H. M., chemist and druggist, 6 Inverkip st. EAGLE SHAM, James, shipmaster, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Eaglesham, John, shoemaker, Kilbirnie cottage EASON, Mrs., feuar, 21 Nicholson street Eason, Mrs., midwife, 67 Rue-end street EAST Parish Church, 7 Bogle street ECCLES, Templeton & Co., merchants, 2 Church place EDINGTON & Hunter, joiners and glaziers, 5 InYer- kip street DIRECTORY. 41 EGGERT, William, sugar baker, 5 Bearhope street Eggert, Mrs., mangier and dresser, 5 Bearhope street ELLARD & Co , tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 16 William street EUard, A. J. *fc Co , clothiers and outfitters, 14 Ha- milton street ELLICE, John, boot closer, 2.9 Sugarhouse lane ELLIOT, George, shopman, 69 Roxburgh street ELLIS, James, tailor, 13 Inverkip street Ellis, John, carpenter, 3 Jamaica street EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 8 Union street ERSKINE, Henry, merchant, 57 Rue-end street. House, 85 Regent street Erskine, John, manager of Greenock Felt Work Co., 94 East Hamilton street. House, 3 Rox- burgh street Erskine, Mrs James, 5 John street ETTLES, John, mariner, 6 Nelson street. Glebe EVANS, William, shipmaster, 10 Laird street EWING, Angus & Co., merchants, 12 Cathcart street Ewing, Alexander, boilermaker, 5 John street Ewing, James, of B- Emng ^s Co. House, 35 West Stewart street Ewing, Robert, teacher, 65 Roxburgh street Ewing, R. D., teacher, 1 George square Ewing, Robert & Co., merchants and general agents, 4 Bogle street Ewing, Robert, of Robert Ewing S Go. House, 35 West Stewart street Ewing, William, baker, 30 West Burn street Ewing, Misses, 23 Brougham street Ewing, Mrs, 2 Nicholson street FAIRBAIRN, James, labourer, Brachelston Fairgrieve, Andrew, of Brownlie, Buchanan, *& Co. House, 8 Watt street FAIRLIE, James, 29 Roxburgh street Fairlie, John, cabinetmaker, 58 Vennel Fairlie, Robert, labourer, 28 West Blackball street Fairlie, Misses, feuars, 28 Regent street Fairlie, Mrs John, French polisher, 58 Veqnel £i 2 il DIRECTORY. FAIRRIE, James & Co., sugar refiners, 3 Ker street. Glebe Fairrie, Thomas, of James Fmrrie ds Go, House, 46 Union street Fairrie, Mrs, ll'Ardgowan square FALCONER, Jamos, tanner, 13 John street Falconer, John, 14 Kelly street F ARIB, James, Greenock Potteries. House, Hill-end FARMER, Hugh, tailor, 50 Sha«r street FARNIE, George, joiner, 7 Bearhope street FARQUHAR, George, grocer, 2 Inverkip street, and 56 Vennel. House, 8 Trafalgar street Farquhar, Jamgs, spirit dealer, 7 Vennel FARRAR, John, wool sorter, 49 Ann street FATHERMAN, William, labourer, I Manse lane FAUSET, Mrs Thomas, 7 Lyndoah street FAWCBTT. Samuel, broker, 1 Broad close FAY, James, huckster, 38 Vennel FERGUS, James, carpenter, 1 Springkell street Fergus, James, coal merchant, 9 West breast. House, 11 do. FERGUSON & Co., merchants and sugar refiners, Inverkip street. House, Achneich Ferguson, Alexander, chemist and druggist,' IB Hamil- ton street. House, Mount Pleasant Ferguson, Alexander, carpenter, 6 Roslin street Ferguson, Andrew, engineer, 16 Arthur street Ferguson, Archibald, carpenter, 11 Bank street Ferguson, Archibald, ironmonger, 40 Cathcart street. House, 6 Ann street Ferguson, Archibald, steward, 5 West Stewart street Ferguson, Charles^, carpenter, 27 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, Charles, grocer, 32 Shaw street Ferguson, D. & Co., ship and insurance agents, 21 Nicholson street Ferguson, Daniel, ropemaker, 18 Ingleston road Ferguson, Dugald, painter and paper-hanger, 43 Ha- milton street. House, 3 Tobago street Ferguson, Duncan, merchant, Mount park Ferguson, George, carpenter, 29 Roxburgh street Ferguson, George, gardener, 15 Brougham street Ferguson, James, baker, 25 Vennel Ferguson, James, gardener, 21 Charles street DIRECTORY. 43 Ferguson, John, tinsmith, 32 Sir Michael street Ferguson, John, tailor, 1 Kilblain street Ferguson, John, mariner, 30 Sugarhouse lane ^ Ferguson, John, cartwright and joiner, 3 Virginia st. House, 2 John street Ferguson, John, carpenter, 8 Watt street Ferguson, John, coach driver, 9 Highland close Ferguson, Peter, feuar and spirit dealer, 8 Baker st. Ferguson, Robert, mason, Barr's Land, Nelson street Ferguson, Robert, Salmon green, 36 Inverkip street Ferguson, Robert, carpenter, 9 East Shaw street Ferguson, Robert, baker, 26 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, Thomas, joiner, 20 Market street Ferguson, William, blacksmith, 20 Market street Ferg^ison, Mrs. Alexander, Newark street Ferguson, Mrs, John, 12 Inverkip street Ferguson, Mrs. John, 6 Chapel street Ferguson, Mrs. John, ship chandler and general mer- chant, 5 West breast. House, 8 William st Ferguson, Mrs., 13 Rue-end street Ferguson, Mrs., Fergusland Ferguson, Mrs. William, grocer, 28 Shaw street Ferguson, Mrs. William, 23 Kellj street FERNS, James, cooper, 41 Hamilton street FIDDLER, Thomas, dresser, 7 Arthur street FINDLAY, James, joiner and house factor, 12 Kilblain street. Findlay, Thomas, engineer, 1 Arthur street FINLAY, Charles, tailor, 33 Hamilton street Finlaj, Robert B., & Co., clothiers, 10 West Blackball street Finlay, Robert B., of Bohert B, Finlay S Co. House, street 3 Eldon , Finlay, -Robert, 0/ i2os5, Corhett ^ Co. House, Mount park Finlay, Robert, carter, Glen Finlay, William, carpenter, 29 Main street, Cartsdyke Finlay, Mrs. Thomas, 44 Inverkip, street Finlay, Mrs., feuar, 14 Brougham street FINLAYSON, Alexander, seaman, 4 Tobago street FINNIE, James, pattern maker, 21 Ingleston Finnic, Michael, provision dealer, 61 Vennel FINNIGAN. George, pansman, 19 Main st. Cartsdjk© 44 DIRECTORY. Finnigan, James, shoemaker, 43 Vennel Finnigan, Patrick, Post office Gourock runner. House, 22 Inverkip street FISH, Brown, & Co., sailmakers, East breast FISHER, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, 34 Hamilton street. House, 9 Laird street Fisher, Peter, sawyer, 13 Main street, Cartsdyke Fisher, Robert, joiner, 3 Bearhope street Fisher, Thomas, shipmaster, 6 Inverkip street Fisher, William, mariner, 15 John street FISHERY OFFK^E, 3 Bank street FISKEN, Peter, spirit dealer, 24 Cathcart street Fisken, Robert, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street FLEMING, Alexander, spirit dealer, IG Vennel Fleming, Andrew, labourer, 5 Kilblain street Fleming & Campbell, drapers, 2 Hamilton street Fleming, Daniel, of Lawrie do Fleming. House, 3 Bearhope street Fleming, Dugald, carpenter, 18 Vennel Fleming, James, late joiner, 29 Nicholson street Fleming, James, flesher, 23 Arthur street Fleming, John, of Fleming, lieid ^ Co. House, Arma- dale place, Mount park Fleming, John, night watchman, 13 Inverkip street Fleming, Leonard, officer Inland Revenue, 9 Roxburgh street Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants and worsted spinners, Shaws Water Worsted Mill Fleming, Ross & Co., straw hat makers and milliners, 4 West Blackhall street Fleming, Robert, baker, 25 Nicholson st. Ho. 29 do. Fleming, Robert, jr., baker, 31 Cathcart street. Ho., 2 Watt place Fleming, Thomas, pattern maker, 4 John streets Fleming, Mrs. John, 15 Tobago street Fleming, Mrs. John, 8 West Stewart street Fleming, Mrs., washer and dresser, 5 Kilblain street FLESHMARKET, 17 Market street FLETCHER, Angus, cooper, 1 Inverkip street Fletcher, Daniei, carpenter, 4 John street Fletcher, Duncan, carpenter, 6 Dalrjmple street Fletcher, Duncan, feuar, 22 Mearns street Fletcher, William, cooper, 71 Vennel DIRECTORY. ^5 Fletcher, William, carpenter, 28 Roxburgh street Fletcher, Miss, Seafield cottage, 22 Eldon street Fletcher, Mrs. Agnes, lodgings, 33 Nicholson street Fletcher, Mrs*, 4 Dalrymple street Fletcher, Mrs., 8 Sir Michael street FLIGHT, John, 28 Crawfurd street FLOCKHART, James, nailer, 9 Under crescent Flockhart, John, 6 Kilblain street Flockhart, Isaac, tide waiter, 35 Cathcart street Flockhart, Neil, blacksmith, 55, Main St., Cartsdjke FORBES, Andrew, gardener, 16 Forsyth street FORD, John, tide waiter, 22 Ann street Ford, William, engineer, 6 East Blackball street FOORD, Joseph, night watchman, 60 Dalrymple st. FORREST, Robert, feuar, 7 West Stewart street Forrest, Thomas, late of the Excise, 21 Ann street Forrest, William, feuar, 7 Kirk street, Glebe FORRESTER, John, plasterer, 40 Inverkip street FORSYTH, Alexander, engineer, 11 St. Lawrence st. Forsyth, David, cabinetmaker, 34 East Shaw street Forsyth, James, engineer, 30 Sugarhouse lane Forsyth, John, missionary, I Lyle street Forsyth, Samuel, labourer, 53 Vennel FOSTER, Duncan, tailor, 4 William street Foster, John, grocer, 13 Hamilton street. House, 33 Ann street Foster, Thomas, mariner, 31 Vennel FOTHERINGHAM, William, sawyer, 1 Manse lane FOULDS &> Bone, merchants, 11 Sugarhouse lane Foulds, Samuel, of Foulds S Bone. House, Orange- field place FOWLER, David, skipper, 6 Chapel street FOX, John, M.D , M.R.C.S. London, physician and surgeon, 17 William street. House, 13 Roxburgh street FRANCIS, James, miller, 19 Main street, Cartsdyke Francis, James, carpenter, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke FRASER, David, mariner, 45 Inverkip street Fraser, James, gardener, 17 Clarence street Fraser, James, huckster, 42 Vennel Fraser, John, treacle boiler, 28 Main street, Cartsdyke Fraser, John, smith, 49 Shaw street Fraser, John, ropespinner, 16 Inverkip street 46 DIRECTORY. Fraser, John, teacher of writing, arithmetic, book-keep- 1 ing, &c., 7 West Stewart street. House, Yew cottage, off Fox street Fraser, Thomas, police officer, 20 Hamilton street Fraser, William, engineer, 8 John street Fraser, Mrs , lodgings, 7 West Stewart street FREDERICK, Charles, sugar worker, 45 Roxburgh street FRENCH, Mrs , 3 Hamilton street French, Mrs., dressmaker, 37 Nicholson street FULTON, James, gardener, Kilbirnie cottage Fulton, James, hat and cap merchant, 8 William street. House, 11 Bnnk street Fulton, John, joiner, 15 Bearhope street Fulton, Thomas, carpenter, 8 Manse lane Fulton, William, coach driver, 9 Highland close Fulton, Miss M., straw-hat maker, 20 Cathcart street FULLARTON, Allan, late banker, West Bank, 2 Margaret street Fullarton, John, cooper, 33 Nicholson street FuUarton, Robert, wood measurer, 9 East India breast. House, Mount park Fullarton, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Nicholson street FYFE, James, moulder, 8 John street Fjfe, James, weaver, 12 Sir Michael street Fjfe, Samuel, manager of paint mill, 18 Baker street Fjfe, William, H., ironmonger, ship-chandler, painter and paint manufacturer, 5 William street. House, 61 Ann street Fjfe, Mrs. John, 4 Shaw place G GAELIC Chapel, 32 West Burn street Gaelic Free Church, 14 Jamaica street GAFF, William, joiner and wood merchant 5 Argyle street. House, Mount park cottage GAIR, Alexander, coach builder, 51 Venuel. House, 53 Inverkip street GALB RAIT H, Alexander, mariner, 10 Cross-shore street Galbraith, John, joiner, 14 Bearhope street DIRECTORY. 47 Galbraith, John, tinsmith, 12 Tobago street Galbraith, John, sugar sampler, 11 West breast. Ho., 87 Regent street Galbraith, John, hair dresser, 7 Vennel Galbraith, John, 3 Crawfurd street Galbraith, John, baker, 26 Charles street Galbraith, Lachlan, labourer, 21 East Shaw street Galbraith, Malcolm, hammerman, 12 Dalrymple street Galbraith, William, druggist, 63 Rue-end street. Ho., 12 Tobago street GALE, Thomas, shipmaster, 16 Cross-shore street GALL, David, grocer, 6 Sir Michael street Gall, John, grocer, 18 Tobago street and 12 West Blackball street GALLACHER, Hugh, tailor, 4i Vennel Gallacher, James, fruiterer and poulterer, 13 William street Gallacher, John, letter carrier. Post Office. House, 32 Cathcart street Gallacher, John, spirit dealer, 6 Dalrjmple street Gallacher, John, railway guard, 45 Cathcart street Gallacher, Michael, green market, 26 Sugarhouse lano Gallacher, Peter, sugar baker, 38 Ann street Gallacher, Robert, fishmonger, 35 Hamilton street Gallacher, Thomas, labourer, 30 Dalrvmple street Gallacher, William, fishmonger, Fishmarket. House, 2 William street GALLOWAY, Hugh, shipmaster, 6 Chapel street Galloway, James, gardener, 15 Brougham street Galloway, John, mate, 7 Tobago street GALT, Robert, farmer, Burn brae Gait, Mrs. Catherine, feuar, 37 Nicholson street Gardner, John, japanner, 45 Cathcart street. House, 95 Regent street Gardner, John, mariner, 1 Sugarhouse lane Gardner, John, grocer, 34 Vennel Gardner, Matthew, & Co , ironmongers and nail manu- facturers, 10 William street Gardner, Matthew, of Matthew Gardner d; Co. Ho., Orangefield place Gardner, Peter, boatman, 25 Main street, Cartsdyke Gardner, Peter, tailor, 1 William street Gardner, William, sailmaker, 20 Market street 48 DIRECTOKT. Gardner, Mrs. Capt. John, lodgings, 6 West Stewart st. Gardner, Mrs. George, 19 Brougham street Gardner, Mrs. John, lodgings, 22 Hamilton street GAS Works, 27 Crawfurd street GASNELL. William, rigger, 8 Manse lane GAUDIE, Duncan, engineer, I Carnock street GAVAN, Robert, carter, 33 Charles street GAY, Peter, carpenter, 23 Arthur street GEBBIE, John, spirit dealer, Port-Glasgow road GELLATLY, Mrs. J., 33 West Blackball street GEM MILL, John, writer, 2 Watt place Gemmill, Joseph, shoemaker, 20 Dalrjmple street Gemmill, Mrs. Samuel, 36 West Blackball street GENTLES, James, engineer, 1 Dellingburn square GEEREKES, Augustus, seaman's boarding house, 6 East Quay lane GEORGE, Mrs,, lodgings, 8 Trafalgar street GIBB, Alexander, plumber, 97 Regent street Gibb, John, grocer, 28 Dalrjmple street Gibb, John, feuar, 21 Lyndoch street Gibb, John, shipmaster, 1 Dellingburn square Gibb, Miss Mary, grocer, 8 Antigua street GIBSON, Alexander, dyer, 14 West Burn street. House, 9 Crawfurd street J Gibson, John, joiner, 4 East Shaw street « Gibson, Richard, skipper, 10 Baker street Gibson, Robert, carpenter, 2 Cartsburn street Gibson, Mrs, Robert, spirit dealer, 14 Sir Michael st. Gibson, Mrs , lodgings, 13 Bank street GILCHRIST, James, railway clerk, 6 Kilblain street Gilchrist, Mrs John, 2 Church place GILFILLAN, Robert, rigger, 46 Dalrymple street Gilfillan, Mrs., grocer, 3 Market street GILKISON, James, deputy shipping master, 54 Rue- end street. House, I Clyde street Gilkison, James, sailmaker, I Patrick street ; GILLESPIE, Andrew, labourer, 32 Dalrymple street Gillespie, John, of Campbell Sj- Gillespie. House, 11 Bank street Gillespie, William, labourer, 51 Vennel Gillespie, William, mariner, 4 Inverkip street GILLIES, Alexander, spirit dealer. Rose and Thistle tavern, Bell entry BIRECTORY. 49 Oillies, Daniel, slater, 20 Sugarhouse lane Gillies, Duncan, porter, 10 Ropework street Gillies, James, moulder, 55 Main street, Cartsdjke Gillies, John, feuar and Louse factor, 13 St. Lawrence street GILLORAN, James, grocer, 8 Smith's lane GILMOUR, Rev. Andrew, Martha Brae cottage Gilmour, James, mason, 5 Bearhope street Gilmour, James, carpenter, 4 John street Gilmour, James, night watchman, 26 Inverkip street Gilmour, Robert, gardener, 50 Eldon street Gilmour, Mrs. John, grocer, 13 Tobago street GIRDWOOD, Mrs., 6 West Stewart street GLACHIE, Michael, labourer, 19 Shaw street GLADWELL, Francis, sailmaker, 51 Roxburgh st. GLASS FORD, David, of Williamson (t Glassford. House, Mount park GLASGOW, Paisley, and Greenock Railway Co.'s Station, 25 Cathcart street Glasgow River Pilot Office, 10 East India breast GLATTAN, James, teacher, 17 Main st., Cartsdyke GLEN, Alexander, tinsmith, 15 Arthur street Glen, George, late of Customs. House, Ford Glen, Hugh, night policeman, 56 Dalrymple street Glen, Mrs. William, spirit dealer, 6 Broad close GLENCROSS, Mrs. Thomas, 1 Arthur street GOLDIE, John, coachdriver, 7 Highland close GORDON, Duncan, coachmaker, 1 Lyle street Gordon, James, coppersmith, 11 Baker street Gordon, John, mason, 30 Inverkip street Gordon, Moses, shoemaker, 5 Ann street GORMAN, Michael, broker, 1 Taylor's close Gorman, William, corkcutter, 31 Vennel GOUDIE, Hugh, heckler, 33 Regent street GOUROCK Ropework Co.'s Warehouse, 1 Cross-shore street GOVAN, Andrew & George, watch and clockmakers, 39 Vennel Govan Coal Depot, 5 Chapel street. David Riddell, agent. Govan, Robert, carter, 29 Charles street . GOW, David, curator Mechanics' Institution, U Sir Michael street F 50 DIRECTORY. Gow, David, farmer, Bawhirley Gow, James, gasfitter, 27 Nicholson street GRAHAM, Alexander, carter, East Hamilton street Graham, Archibald, plasterer, 20 Ann street' Graham, David, joiner, 9 Duncan street Graham, Duncan, spirit dealer, 10 Sir Michael street Graham & Galbraith, joiners and glaziers, 5 Dock breast Graham, James, turner, 38 Sir Michael street Graham, James, sawjer, 35 Nicholson street Graham, James, late coal merchant, 24 Nicholson st. Graham, John, smith, 7 St. Lawrence street Graham, John, grocer, 4 Manse lane Graham, John, of Macfie, Graham ds Go, House, 8 Jamaica street Graham, Lachlan, spirit dealer, 4 Watson's lane Graham, Robert, engineer, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Graham, Mrs. E., grocer and keeper of Post-office re- ceiving-house, 30 West Blackball street Graham, Mrs. James, lodgings, 23 Sir Michael street Graham, Mrs. John, feuar, 12 Tobago street Graham, Mrs. John, feuar, 11 Grej place Graham, Mis., washer and dresser, Barr's land, Nelson street Graham, Mrs , cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street Graham, Mrs., dressmaker, 4 Market street Graham, Mrs., huckster, 66 Vennel . Graham, Mrs., baker, 10 Sir Michael street Graham, Mrs., straw-hat maker, 46 Crawfurd street Graham, Mrs,, grocer, 10 East Quay lane GRANT, John, watchmaker, 37 Nicholson street Grant, James, engineer, 13 Inverkip street Grant, Robert, innkeeper. Royal Oak, 2 Cross-shore st. GRAISSIE, William, spirit retailer, 31 Vennel GRAY, Andrew, warehouse keeper, 3 York st., Glebe Gray, Archibald, shipmaster, 80 Regent street Gray, Charles, carpenter, 18 Arthur street Gray, David W., 3 York street Gray, Donald, cooper, 52 Rue-end street. House, 11 Cathcart street Gray, Dugald, cooper, 97 Regent street Gray, Duncan, sailmaker, 8 Baker street Gray, George R., law clerk, 4 Union street DIRECTORY. 51 Gray, James, late coal agent, 26 Charles street Oray, James, engineer, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke Gray, John, church oflScer and shoe maker, 37 Ann st. Gray, John, letter carrier, Post OflS.ce. House, 4 Un- ion street Gray, John Kerr, town clerk, 6 Hamilton, st. House, 16 Kilblain street Gray, John, merchant and general agent, 8 Bogle street. House, 14 Union street Gray, Matthew, bottler, 8 Market street Gray, Neil, locker, 6 Kilblain street Gray, Thomas, mason, 3 Tobago street Gray, William, hair dresser, 3 Rue-end street Gray, Miss, feuar, 8 Boyd street Gray, Miss Martha, milliner, 26 Charles street Gray, Mrs. John, mangier, 11 East Shaw street GREY, Charles, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart street. House, M' Gown's land, Shaw st. Grey, Thomas, Plantation, 3 St. Lawrence street GREEN, William B. Greenock potteries, Port-Glas- gow road Green, William B., clerk, 3 East Stewart street Green, Miss C. B.^, spirit dealer, 32 Cathcart street GREENLEES, Robert, carpenter, 61 Main st.. Carts- dyke GREENBANK MILLS CO., Drumfrocher road. Neil Campbell, manager, GREENHORN, Alexander, cabinet-maker, 38 West Burn street GREENOCK APOTHECARIES' CO., 28 Hamilton street Greenock Bank Co., 29 Cathcart street Greenock Brewery Co., 39 Nicholson street Greenock Distillery Co., Tobago street Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, Princes street Greenock Felt Work Co., 94 East Hamilton st. John Erskine, manager I Greenock Iron Co., 6 & 7 Customhouse place Greenock Library, street j Watt monument, 9 Union I Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 1 1 Sir Michael street I Greenock Penny Club, 3 Church place Greenock Mills, I Saw Bay of Quick GREGG, Charles, carpenter, 18 Arthur street 52 DIRECTORY. Gregg, David, carpenter, 4 Tobago street GREIGr, Walter, grocer, 43 Inverkip street Greig, William, spirit dealer, Longwell close GRIEVE, Andrew, engineer, 8 Antigua street Grieve, Walter, of Baine H HADDOW, Andrew C, of John Haddow & Co. Ho. 21 Union street Haddow, John, of John Haddow & Co. House, II Springkell street Haddow, John, & Co., wood merchants and shipowners, 64 Main street, Cartsdyke Haddow, Mrs. John, feuar, 11 Springkell street HAGGARTY, Patrick, porter, 2 Highland close Haggarty, Patrick, labourer, 4 Manse lane . DIRECTORY. 53 HAGOAR, Hugh, 36 West Burn street HAIG, John, engineer 15 John street HAIR, Ivie, farmer, Garvock Hair, Henrj R., baker, 16 Cathcart street ' Hair, James, farmer, Garvock Hair, James, grocer, 5 Cowgate street Hair, John, carter, 15 Bearhope street Hair, John, late farmer, Nelson street Hair, William, cowfeeder, 1 1 Inverkip street Hair, William, jun., pawnbroker, 29 Hamilton street Hair, William, wool comber, Springhill cottage HALBERT, William, clerk, at James Fairrie <^ Co's, House. 42 Eldon street Halbert, Miss, 42 Eldon street HALL, Archibald, cooper, 1 Manse lane Hall, John, moulder, 4 John street Hall, Thomas, labourer, 2 John street Hall, William, rope maker, 6 Roslin street Hall, Mrs. Alexander, 7 Springkell street HAMILTON & Adams, sailmakers, 21 Shaw street Hamilton, George, master of public works, 6 Antigua st, Hamilton, James, merchant and shipowner, 1 Cathcart street. House, Shipbank Hamilton, James, boot closer, 40 Cathcart street Hamilton, John, night watchman, 3 Bearhope street Hamilton, John, Villa Marina, 18 Eldon street Hamilton, John, baker, 20 Hamilton street Hamilton, Robert, feuar and grocer, 13 West Black- hall street Hamilton, Robert, carpenter, 13 St. Lawrence street Hamilton, William, teacher, 6 Kilblain street Hamilton, William, shoemaker, Drumfocher road Hamilton, Miss E., dressmaker, 13 West Blackball st. Hamilton, Mrs., sewer, QQ Vennel HAMLIN, George, shipmaster, George square Hamlin, James, shipmaster, George square Hamlin, Thomas, & Co., merchants and shipowners, 2 West quay Hamlin, Thomas, of Thomas Hamlin do Co. House, George square Hamlin, Thomas, jr. shipmaster, George square HAMMOND, David, Parochial Board ofiBicer, 4 Sir Michael street F2 54: DIRECTOBY. HANDYSIDE, George, slater, 38 Vennel Handjside, George, slater, 13 Sir Michael street Handyside, James, slater, 59 Vennel HANLEY, Edwin, tide surveyor, 5 Mearns street HARDIE, James, confectioner, 67 Rue-end street Hardie, John, seaman, 68 Roxburgh street Hardie, Robert, spirit dealer, 35 Dalrjmple street HARDY, Mrs. John, 8 Chapel street HARDISTY, James, tailor, 38 Hamilton street HARKINS, John, spirit dealer, 6 Smith's lane HARLEY, Francis, plasterer, 15 Inverkip street Harlej, James, cabinetmaker, 63 Ann street Harley, Martin, of Peter Christie & Co. Ho., 9 Bruce street Harley, Mrs., 7 West breast HARPER, Alexander, skipper, 19 Bearhope street HARRIS, Edward, steward, 48 West Blackball street Harris, Thomas, Museum Tavern, prese rverof birds, quadrupeds, reptiles, &c., 9 William street HART, Duncan, 22 Inverkip street Hart, Robert, dealer, 37 Vennel HARVEY, David, shoemaker, 1 1 Broad close Harvey, Francis, ship master 15 Kelly street Harvey, John grocer, 49 Shaw street Harvey, Nathan, sailraaker, 10 Cross-shore street HAS TIE & Weir, engineers, 6 East Stewart street Hastie, John, of Hastie S Weir. House, 12 Springkell street HATTER, William, mariner, 27 Hamilton street HAY, John, carpenter, 5 Springkell street Hay, William, mariner, 3 West Quay lane Hay, Miss C, tobacconist, 16 Hamilton street HECTOR, James, miller, 8 East Stewart street. Ho., 12 Sprinkell street HEMPSEED, James, carpenter, 1 Manse lane HENDERSON, James, cooper, 12 Bogle street Henderson, John, tailor, 6 West Blackball street Henderson, John, engineer, 14 John street Henderson, John, shoemaker, 20 Ann street Henderson, Peter, joiner, Feltwork Henderson, Robert, slademan, 69 Roxburgh street Henderson, Thomas, rector and commercial teacher, Highlanders' Academy DIRECTORY. 55 Henderson, William, engineer, 25 Arthur street Henderson, William, tailor, 32 Hamilton street Henderson, Mrs. A., 8 Baker street HENDRY, James, brassfounder, 21 Ann street Hendrj, James, engineer, 9 Arthur street Hendry, John, & Sons, tailors, 16 William street Hendry, John, plumber, 16 Sir Michael street Hendry, John.chainmaker, 33 Roxburgh street Hendry, William, tailor and clothier, 57 Shaw street Hendry, William, engineer 1 Arthur street Hendry, Mrs., stay warehouse, 24 Hamilton street HENRY, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 20 Inverkip street Henry, Barclay, surgeon. Consulting rooms, 24 Hamil- ton street. Bouse, 11 Ann street Henry, James, fouar, 11 Ann street Henry, John, furniture warehouse, 59 Vennel Henry, Robert, coal merchant, 9 Captain street Henry, Mrs. John, broker, 3 Vennel HEN NY, Dennis, spirit dealer, 20 Cathcart street HEPBURN, Thomas, porter, 4 Watt street Hepburn, Mrs., lodgings, 23 Clarence street HERCUS, John, merchant, 2 West quay. House, 18 Kelly street Hercus, Peter, provision merchant, West Quay lane. House, 5 Kelly street HERON, John, sawyer, 38 Vennel HERRIOT, John, vendue master and appraiser, 79 Regent street HIGGINS, A., pastry baker and confectioner, 11 Cathcart street HIGHET, William, engineer, 2 St, Andrew street HIGHLANDERS' Academy, Roxburgh street HILDRETH, Robert, shipmaster, 2 St. Andrew st. HILL, Adam, joiner, 5 Bruce street Hill, Alexander, tinsmith, 66 Vennel Hill, James, feuar, Seafield Hill, James, shipmaster, 10 Laird street Hill, John C., 9 Brisbane street Hill, John, mariner, 72 Roxburgh street Hill, Matthew, miller and grain merchant. Princes st.. House, 8 Inverkip street Hill, Ninian M.D„ 17 Kilblain street Hill, Peter, broker, 6 Taylor's close 56 DIRECTORY. Hill, William, salesman, 64 Roxburgh street Hill, Miss, lodgings, 10 Laird street Hill, Mrs. Matthew, 8 Inverkip street Hill, Mrs. A., 9 Brisbane street HILLAR, Thomas, mariner, 13 Dalrjmple street HILLOUS, Adam, boot and shoemaker, 39 Cathcart street HINMERS, George, draper, 6 Cathcart square. Ho., 17 Jamaica street HISLOP, John, bookseller and stationer, 29 Cathcart street. House, 24 Eldon street HODGE, Samuel, labourer, 43 Vennel HODGERT, James, joiner, 26 Tobago street HODSON, Adam, mariner, 5Q Vennel HOGG, John D , accountant, 24 Cathcart street HOGGEN, J. S., teacher, 6 Manse lane HOLBURN, Robert, carter, Green brae cottage, Ann street HOLMS, John, joiner 25 Bearhope street Holms, William, gabbert owner, 4 John street Holms, Mrs, huckster, I Inverkip street Holms, Mrs. R., 22 Su^arhouse lane Holms, Mrs. William, 30 Sir Michael street HOLLAND, James, shoemaker, 14 Market street HOOD, John, shoemaker, 28 Cathcart street Hood, John, cooper, 4 Bruce street Hood, William, teacher, 64 Roxburgh street Hood, Mrs., lodgmgs, 14 Kellj street HOPE, William, carpenter, 3 Bruce street HORN, David, plasterer, 59 Vennel Horn, James, painter and paper-hanger, 11 West breast. House, 9 Argjle street Horn, Miss C, mangier and dresser, 2 Kilblain street street HOSSACK, Mrs , 6 Koslin Hossack, Mrs Alexander, 8 Kellj street HOUSTON. Archibald, labourer, 18 West Blackball st. Houston, David, smith, 3 Arthur street Houston, Hugh, watchman, 1 Springkell street Houston, James, carter, 7 John street Houston, James, cooper, 23 ^ir Michael street Houston, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 10 Baker st. Houston, John, mariner, 8 William street Houston, Peter, shipmaster, 15 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 57 Houston, Robert, spirit retailer and grain merchant, 4 Wellington court, Cathcart square Houston, Robert, djer, 9 Sugarhouse lane Houston, Robert, hosier, \Q Cartsburn street Houston, Robert, dyer and woollen manufacturer. Warehouse, 5 Crawfurd street. House, Rockbank cottage, Shaws water Houston, William, Sir Walter Scott tavern, 10 Hamil- ton street Houston, William, late farmer, 8 Watt street Houston, William, djer, 41 Ann street Houston, Miss, china merchant, 24 Cathcart street HOWIE, Hugh, carpenter, 12 Bogle street Howie, James, labourer, 2 Buccleuch street HOWIESON, James, printer, 10 Shaw street Howieson, William, pilot, 2 Broad close Howieson, Mrs William, 3 Bank street HUDSON, Adam, engineer, 9 Arthur street HUDDLE SON, Robert, labourer, 15 Ropework street HUGHES, James, broker, 36 Vennel Hughes, John, labourer, 42 Crawfurd street Hughes, Mrs. Jane, 20 Sugarhouse lane HUMPHREY, Robert, cabinetmaker, 16 Ann street Hunter, Andrew M., of John Hunter S Co. House, 38 West Blackball street Hunter, Alexander, carpenter, 3 St. Andrew street Hunter, Charles P., of Baine S Johnstone. House, 5 Wellington street Hunter, George, gasfitter and brassfounder, 39 Hamilton street. House, 15 Bearhope street Hunter, Hugh, mariner, 1 Carnock street Hunter, James, sawyer, 30 Dalrjmple street Hunter, James, blacksmith, 3 Manse lane Hunter, James, & Co., merchants, 41 Rue-end street Hunter, John, rigger, 16 Cross-shore street Hunter, John, of Orr, Hunter tb Co. House, 15 Nicholson street Hunter, John, foreman ropemaker, 13 Lyndoch street Hunter, John, broker, 32 Vennel Hunter, John, carpenter, 17 Roxburgh street Hunter, John, fish merchant, 17 Charles street Hunter, John, & Co., commission merchants and ship insurance brokers, 1 West quay 58 DIRECTORY. Hunter, Joseph, carpenter, 21 Bearhope street Hunter, Malcolm, gardener, 14 Inverkip street Hunter, Morrison, joiner, 23 Sir Michael street Hunter, Thos. 0., merchant and commission agent, and Lloyd's agent for Clyde, 10 William street. House, 5 Wellington street Hunter, William, of Edington Hyndman, John, huckster, 26 Dalrjmple street Hyndman, Joseph, carter, 1 York street Hyndman, Joseph, shipmaster, 33 Boyd place, West Blackhall street Hyndman, Miss, feuar, 22 Crawfurd street HYSLOP, Edward, glass, china, and earthenware merchant, 28 Hamilton street. House, Port- Glasgow road IMRIE, Richard, seaman, 3 Bearhope street INFIRMARY, Inverkip street INGLIIS, Andrew, foreman cooper, 6 Nelson st., Glebe Inglis, James, teacher of music, piano-forte and music warehouse, 14 West Blackhall street Inglis, James, Sheriff clerk depute, and justice of peace clerk depute, 2 Bank street. House, 24 Nicholson street Inglis, Robert, joiner, 15 West Stewart street Inglis Thomas, labourer, 9 John street Inglis, Mrs. Alexander, tobacconist, 28 Cathcart street INGRAM, John, porter, 30 Dalrymple street INNES, John, late landing surveyor. Customs. Ho., 6 Boyd street Innes, William, bookseller, stationer and librarian, 40 Hamilton street. House, 21 Sugarhouse lane Innes, William, shoemaker, 17 Tobago street IRELAND, William, mason, 3 Bruce street IRVIN, Miss Janet, sempstress, 36 West Burn street Irvin, Mrs. Matthew, grocer, 50 West Blackhall street IRVING, Mrs. John, feuar, 32 Regent street IRWIN, Foster, tide waiter 6 Dalrymple street ISAAC, Robert, engineer, 10 Bruce street J JACK, Edward, porter and spirit dealer, 3 Highland close Jack, Hugh, railway porter, 10 Shannon's close 60 DIRECTORY. Jack, James, skinner, 7 John street Jack, Samuel, of Customs, 10 Antigua street JACKSON, Thomas, hoopmaker, 30 West Blackball street JAIL and Bridewell, 1 Market street JAMES, Mrs. Mary, Glasgow tavern, 8 East breast JAMIESON, A. &D E,., joiners and glaziers, 20 Craw- furd street Jamieson, Alexander, joiner, 24 Inverkip street Jamieson, James, gardener, 5 Sir Michael street Jamieson, John, huckster, 29 Charles street Jamieson, John, spirit dealer, 3 York street Jamieson, Robert, sen., gardener, 2 Newark street Jamieson, Robert, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 23 Cathcart street. House, 10 Union street Jamieson, Robert, of A. <0 B. Jamieson. House, 9 Nicholson street Jamieson, Robert, carpenter, 13 West Stewart street Jamieson, William, shipmaster, 5 Kellj street Jamieson, William, seaman, 3 Bearhope street Jamieson, William, gardener, 2 Newark street Jamieson, William, joiner, 29 Ann street. House, 27 Roxburgh street Jamieson, Miss, 9 Kelly street Jamieson, Mrs- Thomas, spirit dealer, 15 West Black- hall street Jamieson, Mrs. William, 15 Rue-end street Jamieson, Mrs., 61 Dalrymple street JANION, John, spirit dealer, 4 Vennel JARVIS, Alexander, tailor, 28 West Blackball st. JENKINS, David, broker, 17 Dalrymple street Jenkins, John, cooper, 11 Rue-end street JESSAMINE, Alexander, agent, 9 West Stewart st. Jessamine, John, of Campbell, Anderson^ dt Go. Ho., 11 Ardgowan square Jessamine, Miss Catherine, milliner, 13 Hamilton st. JOHNSTON, A. & W., founders, Baker street. Ho., Seabank, Eldon street Johnston, Alex. Rankin e, merchant and ship owner, Holmscroft House Johnston, A., of A. Johnston, A. & J., smiths, bell-hangers, &c., 50 Vennel Johnston, Archibald, shoemaker, 50 Dalrymple street Johnston, Daniel, jun., accountant, measurer, and house factor, 20 Cathcart street and 19 Shaw st. Johnston, Daniel, smith, 20 Cathcart st., and 19 Shaw street. House, 4 Cross-shore street Johnston, Daniel, herbalist, 8 Inverkip street Johnston, David, of Gourock Bopework Co. House, Oak Bank, 44 Union street Johnston, George, ship master, 65 Union street Johnston, Henrj, mate, 1 Watson's lane Johnston, John, lithographic printer, 8 Hamilton street. House, 25 Kellj street Johnston, John, I Sugarhouse lane Johnston, John, teacher, 4 John street Johnston, John, teller, Greenock bank. Ho., 18 Kellj street Johnston, John S., of Johnston, Scott 6g Go. House, 34 Union street Johnston, Peter, carpenter, 23 Vennel Johnston, Scott & Co., merchants, 2 Hamilton street Johnston, Thomas, tailor, 1 East Shaw street Johnston, William, tailor, 40 Inverkip street Johnston, William, bookseller and stationer, 44 Hamil- ton street Johnston, Miss M., tea and coffee dealer, 1 Dellingburn square Johnston, Miss, furnishings, 20 Ann street Johnston, Mrs. Edward, lodgings, 8 Ann street Johnston, Mrs. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 21 Ann street Johnston, MrSi James, lodgings, 5 Dellingburn street Johnston, Mrs. Peter, lodgings, 4 Ann street Johnston, Mrs., spirit dealer, 57 Dalrymple street Johnston, Mrs., lodgings, 34 Dalrymple street Johnston, Mrs., huckster, 47 Dalrymple street Johnston, Mrs., huckster, 37 Crawfurd street Johnston, Mrs. William, 31 Sir Michael street JONES, Richard, tidewaiter, 16 Sir Michael street Jones, Thomas, railway worker, Kerr's land, Longwell close Jones, Thomas, mariner, 1 Watson's lane ! JORDAN, William, brass finisher, 69 Roxburgh st. j 62 DIRECTORY, JUSTICE, Mrs. William, lodgings, 42 luverkip street Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Sheriff Clerk's Office, 2 Bank street K KAY, Duncan, carpenter, 13 Dalrjmple street Kaj, Lawrence, shoemaker, 21 Ann street Kaj, William, cartor, 3 Vennel KEAL, Peter, carpenter, 2 Charles street KEAN, Charles, shoemaker, 18 Inverkip street Kean, Francis, rag dealer, 43 Dalrjmple street Kean, James, broker, 8 Vennel Kean, Miss, milk dealer, 21 Charles street KEARL, John, labourer, 19 Shaw street KEITH, Alexander, mariner, 4 Dalrjmple street Keith, Andrew, labourer, 37 Nicholson street Keith, Colin, smith, 3 Arthur street Keith, Donald, mariner, 7 West Stewart street Keith, Finlaj, grocer, 55 Dalrjmple street Keith, Hugh, cowfeeder, 5 Kilblain street Keith, Malcom, & Co., clothiers, 4 West Blackball st. Keith, Malcom, of Malcom Keith & Co. Ho., 15 West Stewart street Keith, Mrs., spirit dealer, 3 Market street KELLY, George, turner, 12 Ropework street Kellj, Hugh, fisherman, 4 West Burn street Kellj, John, policeman, 2§ Tobago street Kellj, John, grocer, 4 Smith's lane Kellj, Michael, mason, 15 Inverkip street Kellj, Peter, labourer, 29 Market street Kellj, William, grocer, 9 William street. House, 20 Nicholson street Kellj, William, fishmonger, 4 Dalrjmple street Kellj, William, tailor's house of call, 16 Market street Kellj, Mrs. H., stajmaker, 3 Tobago street Kellj, Mrs. John, grocer, 30 Ann street Kellj, Mrs. William, 8 Chapel street Kellj, Mrs. Daniel, grocer, 19 Bearhope street KELSO, Alexander, surgeon, 44 Vennel. House, 1 Cowgate street Kelso, Daniel, of M. Kelso, James, draper, 6 West Blackball street. Ho., 13 Union street Kelso, M. & D., coopers and fish curers, 6 New Dock breast Kelso, Mattbew, of M. Kerr, James, farmer, Glenbrae Kerr, James, bookseller and stationer, 17 Hamilton st. House, 9 West Stewart street Kerr, James, gardener, 36 West Burn street Kerr, James, warehouseman, 23 Lyndoch street Kerr, James, painter, 33 Hamilton street Kerr, James, japanner, 9 East Shaw street Kerr, James, coachbuilder, 65 Roxburgh street Kerr, John, salesman, 31 Hamilton street Kerr, John, merchant. West quay. Ho., 5 Abbotsford place Kerr, John, spirit dealer, 18 Duncan street Kerr, John, joiner, 66 Vennel Kerr, John, china merchant, 63 Vennel Kerr, John, carpenter, 9 John street Kerr, Peter, carpenter, 42 Cathcart street Kerr, Peter, labourer, 12 Taylor's close Kerr, Robert, harbour master, 5 Lyle street Kerr, Robert, brassfounder, 13 East Quay lane Kerr, William, feuar, 19 Hamilton street Kerr, William, flesher, 51 Inverkip street Kerr, William, potter, Ladyburn, Port- Glasgow road Kerr, William, carter, 7 Under crescent Kerr, Miss, 70 Roxburgh street Kerr, Miss, Mount pleasant Kerr, Miss, feuar, 5 Longwell close Kerr, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Tobago street Kerr, Miss, 22 Mearns street Kerr, Misses, 28 West Stewart street Kerr, Mrs A., spirit dealer, 31 Dalrymple street Kerr, Mrs. John, 33 Nicholson street Kerr, Mrs. John, feuar, 3 Vennel Kerr, Mrs. John, 19 Hamilton street Kerr, Mrs., feuar, 2 Duncan street KERRS & M' Bride, merchants and shipowners, West Quay head KEYS, William, sugarboiler, 25 Baker street KIDS TON, A. G.. & Co., merchants, Virginia street KILGOUR, John, boilermaker, 5 Bruce street Kilgour, William, watchman, 15 Stanners street KILLIN, Samuel, potatoe merchant, 25 Bearhope st. KILPATRICK, Adam, gardener, 10 Ardgowan square Kilpatrick, James, gardener, ?8 West Burn street DIRECTORY. 65 KINAIRD, John, carter, 3 Nicholson street KINCAID, Thomas, shipowner, Quarrj bank, 5 Eldon street KING-, Alexander, carter, 22 Cartsburn street King, David, spirit merchant, 4 Nelson street, Glebe King, Lindsay, Glasgow carrier, 35 Hamiltoa street King, Ross, mariner, 1 Rue-end street King, Thomas, Customs, 7 Kellj street King, Thomas, writer, 2 Watt place King, William, of William King Son, coach proprietors. White Hart Inn King, William, engineer, 19 Bearhope street King, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 6 West Stewart st. King, Mrs. George, 62 Regent street King, Mrs. Robert, 15 John street KIN LOCH, Robert, carpenter, 6 East Blackball st. Kinloch, Mrs. Archibald, shoemaker, 34 Ann street KIN SLAY, Samuel, customhouse boatman, 2 Craw- furd street KIPPEN, Miss Marj, 11 Ardgowan square KIRK, Adam, & Co., tanners, Harvie lane Kirk, Robert, druggist, 57 Shaw street Kirk, Robert, mason, 76 Roxburgh street Kirk, Samuel, iron grinder, 2 Kirk street, Glebe KIRKWOOD, Alexander, mason, 55 Inverkip street Kirkwood, James, spirit dealer, 11 East breast Kirkwood, William, spirit dealer, 6 East Shaw street KNAGGS, George, porter, 9 East Quay lane KNOX, Alexander, carpenter, 10 Cathcart street Knox, John, labourer, 45 Roxburgh street Knox, Thomas, carpenter, 5 Under crescent KYLE, Henry, shoemaker, 3 Vennel LAFERTY, James, labourer, 63 Dalrymple street LAING, Andrew, bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, 49 Cathcart street. Ho., 34 Ann street Laing, Charles, engineer, 8 Cathcart street LAIRD, Alex., & Sons, shipping agents, 2 Cross-shore street G2 DIRECTOBT. Laird, Archibald, feuar, 69 Vennel Laird, David, letter carrier, Post office Laird, James, shoemaker, 4 Sir Michael street Laird, John, engineer, 15 Baker street Laird, John, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road Laird, John, shipmaster, 20 Mearns street Laird, Matthew, carter, 20 Tobago street Laird, Thomas, shoemaker, 6 Nelson street. Glebe Laird, William, clothier, 16 William street. House, Antigua street Laird, William, labourer, 2 John street Laird, Miss, grocer, 27 Market street Laird, Miss, 48 Inverkip street Laird, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 39 Cathcart street Laird, Mrs. James, 16 Roxburgh street Laird, Mrs. John, 19 Sir Michael street Laird, Mrs. Sarah, grocer, 6 Ann street LAMB, George, of Thomas Lamb <& Sons. House, 5 Trafalgar street Lamb, Lawrence, assistant inspector of fisheries. Of- fice, 3 Bank street. House, 4 Union st. Lamb, Thomas, & Sons, joiners, blockmakers, turners, &c., 30 Market street Lamb, William L., of Thomas Lamb <&: Sons. House, 5 Trafalgar street Lamb, Mrs. Thomas, 5 Trafalgar street LAMBIE, John, carpenter, 9 Bruce street LAMONT, Colin, jr., banker, 34 Eldon street Lament, C. D., accountant of Union Bank of Scotland, House, 34 Eldon street Lament, Duncan, carpenter, 13 Dalrjmple street I-jamont, Hugh, djer, 49 Inverkip street liamont, Hugh, clerk, 29 Sir Michael street Lamont, James, carpenter, 3 Virginia street Lament, James, stationer, 34 Shaw street Lamont, James, shipmaster, 32 Dalrjmple street Lamont, John, depute chamberlain, 6 Hamilton street. House, 24 Bank street Lamont, Neil, clothier, 19 Hamilton street. House, 9 Roxburgh street Lamont, Neil, 18 Kellj street Lamont, Thomas R., banker's clerk, 34 Eldon street Lamont, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 18 Kelly street DIRECTORY. 67 Lamont, Miss Marj, cowfeeder, 67 Vennel Lamont, Mrs. Archibald, 7 John street ' Lamont, Mrs. Elizabeth, furnishing shop, 15 East Quay lane Lamont, sen., Mrs., 34 Eldon street Lamont, Mrs., 30 Ann street LANCASHIRE, Charles, coach trimmer, 39 Ann st. LANDLES, Alexander, pattern maker, 17 John st. Landles, William, joiner, 8 East Shaw street LANE, William, shipmaster, 22 Sugarhouse lane LANG, Alexander, accountant, 36 Hamilton st. Ho., Mount pleasant street Lang, Alexander, carpenter, 14 Cross-shore street Lang, Archibald, labourer, 9 John street Lang, Duncan, railway, I Patrick street Lang, Gabriel, coachman, Garvel park, Port- Glasgow road Lang, James, joiner, 15 Bogle street Lang, James 1., of Thomas Lang S Co. House, 7 Brougham street Lang, John, blockmaker, 8 Ann street Lang, John, grocer, 25 Dalrjmple street. House, 22 Bank street Lang, Richard, steward, 3 Nicholson street Lang, Robert, mason, 18 Inverkip street Lang, Robert, flesher, 13 Cathcart street Lang, Robert, cabinet- maker, 12 West Blackball St., and 14 Kilblain street Lang, Samuel, cooper, 6 Kilblain street Lang, Thomas & Co., timber merchants, 1 Clyde cres- cent Lang, Thomas, of T. Lang (b Go. Ho., 7 Brougham st. Lang, William, smith, 12 St. Lawrence street Lang, William, joiner, 23 Vennel Lang, Miss Janet, 6 Chapel street Lang, Mrs. James, 19 Sir Michael street Lang, Mrs. William, straw bonnet maker, 25 Charles street Lang, Mrs., 5 Smith's lane Lang, Mrs., 3 West Quay lane LANGMUIR, Allan, joiner, 30 Ann street LANGWILL, Archibald, searcher, Customs. House, Orangcfield 68 DIRECTORY. Langwill, Archibald, jun., writer, 8 Hamilton street. House, Orangefield Langwill, John, shipmaster, 4 Ljle street LAPSLEY, Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 33 Nicholson street LARKIE, Mrs. James, lodgings, 59 Shaw street LATHAM, David M., accountant, Rojal Bank of Scotland, Cathcart street. House, 15 Kellj street Latham, William S., book keeper, 35 East Shaw st. Latham, Mrs. Robert, 35 East Shaw street LAUDER, John, moulder, 2 John street LAUGHTON, Rev. William, 10 Forsyth street LAURIE, Alexander, of Laurie & Fleming, House, 41 Ann street Laurie, Daniel, porter, 33 Dalrymple street Laurie, Duncan, carpenter, Lower Ingleston Laurie & Fleming, carvers and gilders, 1 Bank street Laurie, J. G., engineer. Mount park cottage Laurie, James, engineer. East Hamilton street Laurie, John, of B. Cowan (b Co. House, 5 Roxburgh street Laurie, John, carpenter, 8 St. Lawrence street Laurie, W. L., M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 27 Hamilton street. House, 8 Ardgowan sq. LAVENS, James, shipmaster, 1 Carnock street Lavens, Robert, carpenter, 13 Hamilton street LAVERTY, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 27 Charles street LAW, Charles, pattern-maker, 8 St. Lawrence street Law, Mrs. James, 33 Nicholson street LAWRENCE, James, wool comber, 20 Ann street LAWSON, David, carpenter, 3 Under crescent Lawson, Edmond, of John Lawson & Sons. House, 5 Watt street Lawson, John, of John Lawson S Sons, House, 5 Watt street Lawson, John & Sons, seedsmen, nurserymen, and flor- ists, 47 Hamilton street. Nurseries, Nelson street, Greenbank, and Willow park Lawson, Robert, mariner, 4 Hamilton street Lawson, William, of John Lawson Lawson, Mrs. John, feuar, 6 East Shaw street LEARY, William 0., tea dealer, 16 William street LECKIE, Archibald, painter, 3 Salmon street Leckie, Mrs., grocer and spirit dealer, 18 Cartsburn st. LEES, Robert, engineer, 5 Under crescent LEG GET, Matthew, shoemaker, 42 Inverkip street LEISHMAN, Robert, temperance coffee-house, 24 Cathcart street Leishman, Rev. Thomas, 1 Union street LEITCH, Adam, 18 Margaret street Leitch, Alexander, steamboat master, 43 Rue-end st. Leitch, Alexander, mate, 67 Rue-end street Leitch, Angus, pilot, 7 West Stewart street Leitch, Angus, cooper, 30 Dalrjmple street Leitch, Angus, spirit dealer, 26 Dalrymple street Leitch, Charles, joiner, 16 Sir Michael street Leitch, Daniel, law clerk. Sheriff clerk's office. House, 3 Shaw place Leitch, Daniel, rope maker, 23 Ljndoch street Leitch, Duncan, coachman, 7 Highland close Leitch, James, sailmaker, 30 Inverkip street Leitch, James, labourer, 32 Inverkip street Leitch, James, painter, 28 Cathcart street Leitch, John, painter, 10 West breast Leitch, John, carpenter and grocer, 41 Ann street Leitch, John, merchant and shipowner, West quay. House, 13 Ardgowan square Leitch, Neil, teacher, Masons' Hall school, 17 Charles street. House, 36 West Blackhall street Leitch, Neil, landwaiter, customhouse, Mount park Leitch, Quintin, & Co., ropemakers, 11 West breast Leitch, William, of Quintin Leitch & Go, House, Ma- deira lodge, Newark street Leitch, William T., shopman, 5 Lyndoch street Leitch, Mrs. James, 18 Margaret street Leitch, Mrs., lodgings, 4 Dalrjmple street Leitch> Mrs., 31 Dalrjmple street Leitch, Mrs. William, Madeira lodge, Newark street LENARD, Alexander, sugar baker, 9 Highland close LENNON, Mrs. P., grocer, 22 Tobago street LENNOX, John, stationer; bookseller, news agent, and printer, 40 Hamilton street LESLIE, James, carpenter, 1 Stanners street 70 DIRECTORY. Leslie, James, supervisor of Inland Revenue, 67 Regent street LESTER, James, sawyer, 23 Vennel LEVANS, James, 'shipmaster, 1 Carnock street LEWIS, William, rigger, 13 Highland close Lewis, Mrs., washer and dresser, I Bearhope street LIDDELL, Mrs., 8 Trafalgar street LILLIE, John, labourer, 3 Inverkip street LINDSAY, Andrew, acting partner of Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Co.'s Mill. House, Pros- pect hill Lindsay, Archibald, boilermaker, 17 Arthur street Lindsay, Luke, watchmaker and jeweller, 14 Hamilton street. House, Mount View Lindsay, Robert, of Robert Ewing & Co, House, Mount park Lindsay, William, & Co., merchants and agents, Ex- cise buildings Lindsay, William, of William Lindsay d' Co. House, Mount park Lindsay, William, officer of Inland Revenue, 9 Captain street LINLITHGOW, Robert, lathsplitter, 8 Market street LISK, Adam, mariner, 1 West Stewart street LISTER, Robert, mate, 71 Vennel LITTLE, Dugald, writer, 45 Cathcart street. House, 6 Brougham street Little, James, spirit dealer, 1 East breast Little, James, customhouse clerk, 6 Brougham street Little, James, & Co., agents, &c.. Excise buildings Little, Robert, of James Little & Co. House, 3 Shaw place Little, Mrs. James, 6 Brougham street LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 West Quay LIVINGSTON, Angus, sawyer, 2 Charles street Livingston, Daniel, leather merchant, 3 Dalrymple St. Livingston, John, gardener, 26 Vennel Livingston, Neil, spirit merchant, 11 Highland close Livingston, Robert, blacksmith, East Hamilton street Livingston, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 31 Charles st. LOCKHART, Andrew, shoemaker, 4 Cross-shore st, Lockhart, William, engineer, 13 Shaw street LOCHHEAD, Mrs. Matthew, lodgings, 24 Bank st. DIRECTORY. 71 LOGAN, George, merchant, 34 Ann street Logan, James, shoemaker, 4 Manse lane Logan, John, messenger-at-arms, 3 Bank street. Ho„ 10 Trafalgar street Logan, Ralph, late postmaster, 34 Ann street Logan, Steven, grocer, 45 Shaw street Logan, William, grocer, 22 Dalrjmple street Logan, Miss, sempstress, 37 Nicholson street LONG & Barwick, hoop manufacturers, 25 West Burn street, and 35 Centre street, Glasgow Long, Nicholas, of Long & Barwick. House, 5 Watt street LONGWILL, Robert, copper and tinsmith, 9 Hamil- ton street. House, 27 do. Longwill, Mrs., 18 West Blackhall street LONGWORTH, Mrs., 6 Ljle street LOSH, Miss, 10 Laird street LOUGHRAN, Peter, broker, 14 Dalrjmple street LOUDOUN, Alexander, clerk, Post office LOVE, Andrew, smith and farrier, 50 Rue-end street. House, 19 Tobago street Love, Hugh, porter, 3 Highland close Love, John, carter, 37 Rue-end street Love, John, governor of prison, 1 Market street. Ho., 3 do. Love, John, session-clerk for East Parish. Music and piano-forte warehouse, 11 Cathcart street. House, do. Love, Mrs. John, gardener, Newark street LOWj Alexander, cabinetmaker, 41 Ann street Low, Andrew, officer of Seamen's chapel. House, 28 West Blackhall street Low, Mrs. sempstress, 42 Inverkip street LLOYD, Mrs., 10 Roslin street LUGE, Forgan, quay porter, 61 Vennel LUMSDEN, Miss C, mangier, 12 Inverkip street LUSK, Robert, wholesale grocer, 14 Charles street. House, 2 Nelson street LYALL, Alexander, clerk. Inland Revenue. Office, Excise, buildings. Ho., 65 Rue-end street Lyall, James, warehouse keeper, 3 Salmon street LYLE, Abram, & Sons, coopers, 6 Nicholson street Lvle, Alexander, moulder, 24 John street 72 IIIECTORY. Lyle, A.bram, of Ahram Lyle & Sons. House, 23 Ni- cholson street Lyle & Whitehead, wine and spirit merchants, West Quay lane Lyle, David, carter, 12 Bogle street Lyle, Duncan, cooper, 38 Brougham street Lyle, James, pattern maker, 10 Baker street Lyle, John, spirit dealer, 24 Arthur street Lyle, John, of Lyle & Whitehead. Ho., 10 Laird st. Lyle, John, carpenter, 14 Hamilton street Lyle, Matthew, mariner, 4 Hamilton street hjlef Robert, of Ahram Lyle & Sons. House, 9 Ni- cholson street Lyle, Thomas, boatbuilder, 35 Rue-end street Lyle, William, comb and brush warehouse, 14 William street Lyle, Miss, dressmaker, 24 Hamilton street Lyle, Mrs. Alexander, 26 Charles street Lyle, Mrs. John, 5 Kelly street Lyle, Mrs., 4 Nicholson street LYNCH, John, spirit dealer, 13 Dalrymple street Lynch, William, hawker, 2 Highland close LYNN, Michael, mason, 5 Bruce street Lynn, Thomas, labourer, 3 Under crescent LYONS, Patrick, spirit dealer, 8 Vennel LYON & Lochhead, brassfounders and gasfitters, 2 East Blackball street Lyon, David, farmer, Bawhirley Lyon, James, weigher. Chapel street Lyon, William, cooper, 6 Roslin street Lyon, Mrs. Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Tobago street Lyon, Mrs. Dugald, lodgings, 60 Vennel Lyon, Mrs. Robert, 20 Cathcart street Lyon, Mrs., 8 Kelly street n MAIN, Hugh, steam-packet commander, 11 West Stew- art street Main, John, ropemaker, 33 Regent street Main, Robert, tidewaiter, 35 Nicholson street DIRECTORY. 73 Main, Mrs. John, 19 John street Main, Mrs. Robert, 19 Brougham street MAITLAND, John, watch and clockmaker, 13 Mar- ket street Maitland, Thomas, Armadale place, Mount park MALCOLM & Co., coopers, 3 East Shaw street Malcolm, Daniel, weaver, 53 Vennel Malcolm, John, cooper, 32 Ann street Malcolm, Walter, of Malcolm S Co. House, 9 Lyndoch street MALCOM, John, inspector of poor. Office, Poor- house, Captain street. Ho., 56 Ann street MALONE, Miss E., 5 Hamilton street MANDLBS, William, carpenter, 9 Rue-end street MANN, Alexander, superintendent of police. Office, 6 Hamilton street. House, 15 Nelson st. Mann, Charles, mariner, 3 Manse Jane Mann, James W., of John Bankine S Co. House, 5 East Blackhall street Mann, Samuel, labourer, 44 Vennel MANNER, William, carpenter, 21 Cathcart street MANSON, James, mariner, 44 Shaw street MARQUIS, James, joiner, 76 Roxburgh street MARSHALL, Claud, sheriff-.substitute, 66 Regent st. Marshall, Claud, jr., of Patten S Marshall. House, 66 Regent street Marshall, Daniel, carpenter, 29 Sir Michael street Marshall, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 61 Main st, Cartsdjke Marshall, John, of Warden ^ Marshall. Ho., 37 Ann street Marshall, John, ropemaker, 16 Bearhope street Marshall, John, ropemaker, 5Q Roxburgh street Marshall, Robert, smith, ^Q Vennel Marshall, Robert, pattern maker, 27 Lyndoch street Marshall, Robert, shoemaker, 25 Ann street Marshall, William, tanner, skinner and wool merchant, Ladyburn, Port-Gllfegow road Marshall, Mrs. John, grocer, 31 Ann street MARTIN & Co., merchants and shipowners, 8 William street Martin, James, engineer, 12 Cross-shore street Martin, John, cutler, 37 Shaw street H 74 DIRECTORY, Martin, John, of Hoyle, Martin S Co. House, Rose- bank, 50 Union street Martin, John, smith, 13 Bearhope street Martin, John, labourer, 48 Vennel Martin, Joseph, storekeeper, 4 Dalrjmple street Martin, Neil, carpenter, 13 Cross-shore street Martin, Robert, & Co., bakers, 45 Hamilton st. Ho., 28 West Burn street Martin, Robert, joiner and glazier, 30 West Blackball street Martin, Robert, joiner, 35 Roxburgh street Martin, Thomas, shipmaster, 45 Hamilton street Martin, William, of Martin 8^ Co. Ho., 18 Patrick st. MASON, Henry, smith, 34 Dalrymple street Mason, John, mason, 49 Koxburgh street MASTER Wrights' Society's Hearse house, 12 Bear- hope street MATHIESON, Neil, boot" and shoemaker, 36 Cath- cart street. House, 1 William street Mathieson, Robert, joiner, 3 Bruce street Mathieson, Margaret, 18 West Blackhall street Mathieson, Mrs. Angus, 23 East Shaw street Mathieson, Mrs. D , 13 Main street, Cartsdyke MAXTON, Peter, of Martin 4c Co. House, 19 Patrick street MAXWELL, John, engineer, 24 John street MAYS, Robert, pawnbroker, 10 Dalrymple street Mays, W^illiam, auctioneer, 10 Dalrymple street MAY, Archd., bakers' call-house, 8 Market street May, John, clerk and assistant shipping officer, 54 Rue- end street MECHANICS' Library and Reading^Room, Mecha- nics' Institution, 11 Sir Michael street MELVIN, William, inspector and collector of market dues, 41 Hamilton street ^ Melvin, Mrs. Archd , mangier, 6 Dalrymple street MELROSE, William, cooper, 60 Main st. Cartsdyke MENZIE, Capt. W^illfam H., 3 Shaw place MENZIES, Alexander, sailmaker, 2 Virginia street. House, 7 Lyle street Menzies, John, working silversmith and jeweller, 5 Ha- milton street. Ho., 24 West Blackhall st. Menzies, William, cooper, 3 Manse lane DIRECTORY. 75 Menzies, William, tailor, 8 Hamilton street Menzies, Mrs., midwife, 30 Inverkip street MERILEES, Charles, joiner, 3 Bruce street MIDDLE Free Church, 5 West Burn street Middle Parish Church, 1 Cathcart square Middle Parish School, 9 Ann street MIDDLETOX, James, engineer, 6 Lyle street MILES, Finlaj, spirit dealer, I Stanners street MILLAR, Andrew, carpenter, 2 John street Millar, Alexander, pawnbroker, 3L Vennel Millar, Archibald, blockmaker, 23 East Shaw street Millar, Charles, gardener, Auchindarroch Millar, David, carter, East Hamilton street Millar, David, smith, 5 John street Millar, James, of Caird 8f Co. House, 9 Forsyth st. Millar, James, joiner, 72 Roxburgh street Millar, John, smith, 35 Crawfurd street Millar, John, & Co general agents, 5 West qaaj , Millar, John, of John Millar & Co. House, 22 Patrick street Millar, John, cooper, 5 Factory lane Millar, Joseph, carter and keeper of washing-green. Nelson street Millar, Peter, Gardeners' Arms Inn, 10 Market street, and 5 Manse lane Millar, Robert, quay porter, 29 Charles street Millar, Robert, smith, 5 Dellingburn street Millar, Robert, engineer, 7 St. Lawrence street Millar, Robert, bottler, 42 Inverkip street Millar, Robert, baker, 5 Hamilton street Millar, Robert, shipowner, 6 Brougham street Millar, Thomas, George Hotel. 3 East breast Millar, William, blacksmith, 35 Hamilton street Millar, William, shipmaster, 35 Crawfurd street Millar, William, spirit dealer, 42 Cathcart street Millar, William & Co., drapers and silk mercers, 38 Hamilton street Millar, Misses, teachers, 27 Roxburgh street Millar, Miss, "Z Jamaica street Millar, Mrs , spirit dealer, 8 Roslin street Millar, Mrs., huckster, 40 Crawfurd street Millar, Mrs., washer and dresser, 6 Kilblain street Millar, Mrs., 38 Eldon street 7S ' DIRECTORY. Millar, Mrs. John, 41 Hamilton street] Millar, Mrs. Thomas, 46 Dalrjmple street Millar, Mrs. William, grocer^ 32 Sir Michael street Millar, Mrs. W., 9 Main street, Cartsdyke MILLIGAN, William, clerk, 5 Bruce street MILLS, Edward, smith, 34 Dalrjmple street Mills, Duncan, shoemaker, 15 Inverkip street MILNE, James, boot and shoemaker, 3 Tobago street Milne, James, jun., teacher and accountant, 3 Bank st. House, 8 Duncan street Milne, Richard, mason, 53 Inverkip street MITCHELL, James, sawyer, 3 Hamilton street Mitchell, James, clockmaker, 48 Vennel Mitchell, James, Leith and Kincardine tavern, 7 East breast Mitchell, John, boilermaker, 26 East Shaw street Mitchell, Matthew, of Thomson & Mitchell. House, 8 Ardgowan street Mitchell, Thomas, mason, Brachleston Mitchell, William, joiner, 15 Baker street Mitchell, Miss, 23 Nicholson street Mitchell, Mrs. James, 13 Ljndoch street MOCHAN, Miss Eliza, %1 Union street MOFFAT, George, turner and superintendent of fire engines. House, 27 Hamilton street Moffat, James, coachmaker, Q2 Vennel Moffat, Thomas, baker, 21 Vennel Moffat, William, shoemaker, 22 Cartsburn street Moffat, William, djer, 6 Cowgate street Moffat, Miss, dressmaker, 1 Nicholson street MOHERMAN, Peter, labourer, 1 Bruce street MOLLAND, Mark, late captain R.N., 51 Kue-end st. MONTIGUE, James, tailor and clothier, 26 Vennel MONTGOMERY, Donald, baker, 12 West Blackball street Montgomery, John, tailor, 18 Sir Michael street Montgomery, John, 24 West Blackball street Montgomery^ Robert, carpenter, 40 West Burn street Montgomery, Robert, 18 Kilblain street Montgomery, William, landing-waiter and searcher. Customs. House, 62 Regent street Montgomery, Mrs., farmer, Low Cowdenknowes Montgomery, Mrs., 18 Kilblain street DIRECTORY. 77 MOODIE, George, officer of Inland Revenue, 6 Trafal- gar street MOODY, Allan, sawyer, 30 Inverkip street Moody, M. & Co., clothiers and outfitters, IS Hamilton street Moody, William, boot and shoemaker, 42 Cathcart st. House, li Hamilton street Moody, Miss Helen, 10 Jamaica street Moody, Mrs., spirit dealer, 26 Main street, Cartsdyke MOORE, John, 8 Shannon's close Moore, Mrs. James, 6 West Stewart street MORE, Andrew, causewayer, I William street More, James, grocer, 15 Arthur street More, John, joiner, 10 Cross-shore street. House, 29 Sir Michael street More, Mrs. Andrew, feuar, 3 Bearhope street More, Mrs. James, joiner, 6 Buccleuch street. House, 65 Roxburgh stroet MORREN, Mrs. Nathaniel, 29 Brougham street MORIES & Nicol, coal merchants, 11 East India breast Mories, John & Co., timber measurers and merchants, 10 East India breast Mories, John, of John Mories <& Co, House, 5 St. An- drew square Mories, Miss, milliner and straw-hat maker, 16 Cathcart street MORRIS, John, spirit-dealer, 33 Dalrymple street, Morris, John, feuar, 8 West Burn street MORRISON & Co., house and ship wrights, 21 West Blackball street. House, 6 Nelson st. Morrison, Alexander, spirit dealer, 55 Main st,, Carts- dyke Morrison, Archibald, boot closer, 4 Market street Morrison, Archibald, flesher, 28 Dalrymple street Morrison, George, joiner, 49 Inverkip street Morrison, Hugh, watchman, 33 Nicholson street Morrison, James, flesher, 33 Hamilton street, and 7 West Blackball street. Ho., 26 Charles st. Morrison, James, moulder, 14 John street Morrison, James, grocer, 55 Shaw street. House, 8 -m:^ Trafalgar street Morrison, John, spirit dealer, 25 Ann street H-2 78 DIRECTORY. Morrison, John, skipper, 30 Nicholson street Morrison, John, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane Morrison, John & Sons, booksellers, stationers, book- binders, paper rulers and librarians, 6 Wil- liam street, 2 1 Hamilton street, and 67 Rue- end street. House, 35 East IShaw street Morrison, Norman, shoemaker, 2 Buccleuch street Morrison, Peter, superintendent of Shaws Water Com- pany's Works, Overton cottage Morrison, Peter, sawyer, 27 Vennel Morrison, Robert, landing waiter, 30 West Blackball street Morrison, William, smith, 33 Nicholson street Morrison, Miss D., grocer. 26 East Shaw street Morrison, Miss, lodgings, 8 Shaw street Morrison, Mrs A., 15 Roxburgh street Morrison, Mrs. James, 6 Shaw street Morrison, Mrs., 3 Manse lane MORGAN, George, sailmaker, 2Q Vennel MORTON, Rev, Andrew, JMount park. Bank street Morton, James, jun , of Greenock Iron Co., 6 and 7 Customhouse place. House, 11 Ardgowan square MOSCRIP, George, mariner, 8 Chapel street MOSSMAN, John, joiner, 5 Market street Mossman, James, joiner, 7 Tobago street Aiossman, William, joiner, 56 Roxburgh street MOUNTAIN, William, 9 Market street MOUNT, Mrs. James, lodgings, 50 Shaw street MUIR & M'Clure, writers and insurance agents, 4 Hamilton street Muir & Brodie, flour merchants, Bakers' mill, Baker street Muir, Alexander, japanuer, 60 Roxburgh street Muir, Allan, of Muir & Brodie. House, 15 Kelly st. Muir, Allan, jr., baker, 19 Hamilton street Muir, Archibald, spirit dealer, 45 Shaw street Muir, Charles, nail maker, 4 East Shaw street Muir, Crawfurd, of Muir Muir, Neil, baker, 5 William street Muir, Richard, boot and shoemaker, 38 Hamilton st. House, 7 Brisbane street Muir, Robert, baker, 26 tShaw street. House, 13 do. Muir, Robert, son., feuar, 15 Ljndoch street Muir, Robert, shoemaker, 15 Bearhope street Muir, Robert, provision merchant, 25 Vennel. House, 64 Roxburgh street Muir, Thomas, carpenter, Longwell close Muir, Thomas, saihuaker, 13 8haw street Muir, Thomas, engineer, 35 Hamilton street Muir, William, locker. Customs, 9 Captain street Muir, William, carpenter, 15 Arthur street Muir, William, smith, 23 Main street, Cartsdjke Muir, William, boot and shoemaker, 33 Cathcart street. House, 15 Ljndoch street Muir, William, carpenter, 33 Roxburgh street Muir, William, fireman, 18 West Blackball street Muir, Miss, lodgings, 12 West Blackball street Muir, Mrs. D., 3 Arthur street Muir, Mrs., lodgings, 16 East Quay lane Muir, Mrs., 37 Vennel Muir, Mrs. George, Mount park cottage Muir, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 3 St. Andrew square Muir, Mrs. William, 17 Arthur street MULHERN, James, stevadore, 10 West breast MUNN, Duncan, porter, 23 Charles street Munn, James, mariner, 11 West breast Munn, James, joiner, 4 Bruce street Munn, James M'N., coal and hoop merchant, 6 Charles street Munn, Robert, 37 Crawfurd street Munn, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 8 Smith's lane Munn, Miss Janet, dressmaker, 1 Manse lane MUNRO, Andrew, & Co., commission merchants. West quay Munro, Andrew, of Andrew Munro (Ss Co. House, 13 Ardgowan street Munro, Andrew, carpenter, 3 Charles street Munro, Angus, 18 Vennel Munro, Archibald, farmer. Bridge- end Munro, Donald, 61 Main street, Cartsdjke Munro, James, mariner, 18 West Blackball street 80 DIRECTORY. Munro, John, shoemaker, 13 Dalrjmple street Munro, John, shoemaker, 26 Charles street Munro, John, session-clerk. West Parish. House, 37 Regent street. Munro, Lachlan, 33 East Shaw street Munro, Miss, feuar, 1 Bearhope street MURDOCH, Robert, joiner, I Kilblain street Murdoch, Mrs. Robert, lodgings, 16 Hamilton street Murdoch, Mrs V/iliiam, feuar, 12 Bank street MURCH, Mrs. Richard, U William street MURCHIB, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Cross-shore street MURRAY, Archibald, spirit dealer, 50 Main street, Cartsdyke Murraj, Charles, engineer, 19 Shaw street Murray, Francis, tailor, 3S Vennel Murray, Geori>e, tailor, 29 Charles street Murray, James, watchman, 7 Duncan street Murray, James, rope and rag dealer, Lindsay iane, Vennel Murray, James, smith, 37 Vennel Murray, Jamss, 2 Market street Murray, John sniitb, 15 John street Murray, John, servant, 6 Watt street Murray, John, smith, 20 Hamilton street Murray, Peter, teacher, 17 East Shaw street. House, 5 Trafalgar street Murray, Thomas, spirit dealer, 12 St. Lawrence street Murray, William, smith and farrier, 20 John street Murray, Miss Margaret, 23 Arthur street Murray, Mrs. Robert, boarding establishment 2 York street Murray, Mrs. Robert 11 Arthur street MURRICH, Matthew, joiner, 64 Roxburgh street M'ADAM, Andrew, sawyer, 16 Arthur street M'Adam, Peter, steward, 13 Nelson street M'ALLISTER, Alexander, fish market. House, West breast M'AUister, Alexander, labourer, 53 Dalrymple street M'AUister, Andrew, baker, 25 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 81 M'AUister, Archibald, steamboat agent, Customhouse place. House, 45 Cathcart street M'AUister, Archibald, tobacconist, 1 East Quay lane. House, 45 Cathcart street M'AUister, Colin, carpenter, 44 Shaw street M'AUister, Daniel, carpenter, 6 Trafalgar street M'Allister, Daniel, painter and paper hanger, 24 West Burn street. House, 5 Ljle street McAllister, Duncan, 4 Cross-shore street M'AUister, Duncan, huckster, 26 Dalrjmple street M'AUister, Hector, porter, 13 Dalrymple street M'AUister, James, smith, 1 Bearhope street M'AUister, John, baker, 31 Hamilton st. House, do. M'AUister, John, tinsmith, 9 Cowgate street M'AUister, John, sailmaker, 17 Roxburgh street M'AUister, Stewart, of Customs, 6 Ardgowan street M'AUister, William, potato dealer, 17 Shaw street M'AUister, Catherine, 8 Ann street M'AUister, Mrs., cowfeeder, 43 Inverkip street M'AUister, Mrs, Archibald, 5 Ljle street M'ALPINE, Duncan, shipowner, 1 Fox street M' Alpine, Duncan, labourer, 5 West Quay lane M' Alpine, John, maltster, 34 East Shaw street M'Alpine, John, musician, 8 East Shaw street M'Alpine, Misses, 52 West Blackball street M'ANALLY, Patrick, 8 Manse lane M'ANDREW, Mrs., lodgings, 67 Rue-end street M M'Arthur, Duncan, smith, occulist, and librarian of Caitsdjke Mechanics' library, 5 East Black- hall street M* Arthur, George, police officer, 5 Ann street M* Arthur, Hugh, grocer, 35 Hamilton street. House 13 West Stewart street M'Arthur, John, cooper, 2S East Shaw street M'Arthur, John, spirit dealer, 2 Vennel M^4.rtiiur, John, carter, 13 John street M'Arthur, John, rafter, 7 Under crescent M' Arthur, Peter, turner 30 Sir Michael street M' Arthur, Peter, shipmaster, 21 Ann street M' Arthur, William, spirit dealer, 13 Vennel M 'Arthur, William, of M' Arthur M'Aulaj, Mrs , 30 Nicholson street M'AUSLAND, David, currier, Ladjburn M'Ausland, John, grocer, 24 Tobago street M'Ausland, Parland, 19 Sir Michael street M'Ausland, Robert, tidewaiter, 30 Nicholson street M'Ausland, Elizabeth, lodgings, 3 Inverkip street M'BAY, Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dalrjmple st. LIRECTORT. §3 M'BEAN, Hugh, sawjer, 23 Charles street M'BREARTY, Dennis, spirit dealer, 18 Dalrjmple street M'Brearty, Mrs., vintner, 20 Dalrjmple street M'Breartj, Mrs. George, 4 Cross-shore street M'BRIDE, Alexander, shipmaster, 22 Mearns street M'Bride, Alexander, spirit dealer, 30 Dalrjmple street JVJ 'Bride, Archibald, mariner, 2 Vennel M 'Bride, Charles, labourer, 38 Vennel M'Bride, Daniel, smith, 40 West Burn street M'Bride, James, of Kerrs M'Bride, Mrs , 8 William street M'Bride, Mrs , dressmaker, 6 Antigua street M'Bride, Mrs. Alexander, 33 Regent street i M'C ALL, Archibald, grocer, 21 Hamilton street. Ho.» 24 do. 'M'Call, Dugald, grocer, 9 Cathcart street. House, 16 do. M'Call, John, smith, East Hamilton street M'Call, Mrs. Duncan, 2 Rue-end street M'Call, Mrs. Neil, 15 Main street, Cartsdjke MACCALL, T. S., M.D., Fellow of the Rojal College of Phjsicians of Edinburgh, 18 Union street M'Cabe, Francis, carpenter, 3 West Burn street MCCARTNEY, David, carter, 3 Captain street M'CALLUM, Alexander, fle^her, 15 Tobago street M'Callum, Allan, porter, 19 Hamilton street M'Callum, Archibald, writer, 24 Hamilton street M'Callum, Daniel, spirit dealer, 7 East breast M'Callum, Daniel, carpenter, 9 East breast M'Callum, Dugald, mariner, 32 Dalrjmple street M'Callum, Dugald, 4 Tobago street M'Callum, Duncan, skipper, 3 Shannon's close M'Callum, Edward, mariner, 37 Vennel 84 DIRECTORY. ^f 'Galium, Hugli, 23 Ann street M'Callum, John, ena^ineer, 5 Kilblain street M'Callum, John, engineer, 66 Roxburgh street M'Callum, John, superintendent of streets, 29 Regent street M*Callum, John, ropemaker, 97 Regent street M'Callum, Neil, eating-house keeper, 4 East breast M'Callum, Peter, iron merchant, 55 Shaw st. House, 5 Springkell street M'Callum, Norman, coal agent, Harvie lane. House, 12 Vennel M'Callum, Miss, lodgings, 4 Kilblain street M'Callum, Mrs. Donald, spirit dealer, 12 Market st. M'Callum, Mrs. Duncan, 37 Cathcart street M'Callum, Mrs. John, 2S Crawfurd street M'Callum, Mrs. 26 Dalrjmple street M'Callum, Mrs., 3 West Burn street M'CAMMOND, David, Wheat Sheaf inn, 4 Church place M'Cammond, Andrew, salesman, 19 John street M'CANN. Charles, flesher, 16 Hamilton street M'CARTY, Mrs., spirit dealer, 24 Dalrjmple street M'CASKILL, Kenneth, locker. Customs. House, 21 Nicholson street M'Caskill, Kenneth, jr., clerk, 13 West Stewart street M'CHLERY, William F., Railway Hotel, 29 Cathcart street M'CLURE, William, of Muir . M'Coll, Malcom, 28 Hamilton street M'Coll, Mrs., lodgings, 14 Hamilton street M'CONNELL, John, shipmaster, 13 East Quay lane M'Connell, Mrs., poulterer, 31 Hamilton street M'Connell, Miss, dressmaker, 17 Brougham, street M'CONNOCHIE, Alexander, carpenter, 6 Ann stree* DIRECTORY. 85 JVrConnochie, Archibald, carpenter, 27 Lyndoch street M*Connochie, Mrs., 4 Ljle street M'CORMLCK, Daniel, pilot, 11 Charles street M'Cormick, Donald, shoe maker, 11 Broad close M'Cormick, Miss, 25 Charles street M'CORQUODALE, Allan, carpenter, 15 Crawfurd street M'Corquodale, John, boot and shoemaker, 32 Ann street M'Corquodale, Mrs. Duncan, 22 Ann street M'CRACKEN, Joseph, baker, 12 Market street M'CROSSAN, James, clothier, 7 William street M'CUAlGr, Peter, joiner, 56 Vennel M *Cuaig, Thomas, joiner, 36 Vennel M'Cuaig, Mrs. Peter, grocer, 16 Inverkip street M*CULLOCH, Alexander, flesher, 37 Cathcart street. House, 19 Shaw street M'CuUoch, Alex. G. S., steam-packet agent, Excise buildings. House, Viewbank cottage, Hill End road M'CuUoch, Alexander, of Craigbet. House, 15 West Stewart street M'CuUoch, Rev. James Melville, D.D., minister of the West Parish. House, 20 Patrick street M'CuUoch, John, collector of Inland Revenue. House, Mount pleasant M'Culloch, John, Temperance hotel, 8 Cathcart square M'Culloch, John, engine driver, 28 Ann street M'Culloch, John, sawyer, 15 Baker street M'Culloch, William, mason, 66 Roxburgh street M'Culloch, W. & J., general merchants, 22 Cathcart street M'Culloch, Miss, 12 Brisbane street MACCUNN, John, merchant and ship agent, Excise buildings M'CUNN, James, spirit dealer, 14 East Shaw street M'Cunn, John, smith, 27 Charles street M'Cunn, John, cooper, 28 Roxburgh street M'Cunn, Mrs. John, 17 Union street M'CURDY, Angus, carpenter, 13 Dalrymple street M'Curdj, Mrs., 17 Lyndoch street M'CUTCHESON, Mrs. David, 7 John street M'DADE, Henry, painter, 64 Vennel 86 DIRECTORY. M'DERMOTT, Alexander, grocer, 9 Rue-end street- House, 16 Hamilton street M'DIARMID, John, smith and spirit dealer, 59 Dal- rjmple street M'Diarmid, James, turner, 51 Yennel M'Diarmid, John, mason, 5 Bearhope street M'DONALD, Alexander, pilot, 28 Ann street M' Donald, Allan, mariner, 6 West Stewart street M'Donald Allan, carpenter, 29 Regent street M'Donald, Angus, Queen's porter, 42 Inverkip street M'Donald, Archibald, joiner, 40 Oathcart street M'Donald, Daniel, shipmaster, 2 Boyd street M* Donald, Daniel, & Co., joiners and blockmakers, 1 New Dock lane M'Donald, Donald, merchant, 21 Ardgowan square M' Donald, Donald, shoemaker, 8 Market street M'Donald, Dugald, seaman, 13 Nicholson street M'Donaldj Duncan, watch and clockmaker, 24 Hamil- ton street M*Donald, Hector, carpenter, 20 West Blackball st, M'Donald, Hector, builder, 7 Kellj street M'Donald, Hugh, carpenter, 2 William street M'Donald, James, Tontine Inn and Hotel, 34Cathcart street M'Donald, James, mate, 26 Vennel M'Donald, James, labourer, 22 Cartsburn street M'Donald, John, spirit dealer, 11 Mid breast. House, 57 Shaw street M'Donald, John, boatbuilder, 9 Virginia street. Ho., 12 Bogle street M'Donald, John, labourer, 13 Dalrjmple street M'Donald, John A., shipmaster, 12 West Blackball st M'Donald, John, carpenter, 27 Hamilton street M'Donald, Neil, shoemaker, 34 Charles street M'Donald, Bobert, tailor, 5 Market street M'Donald, Ronald, spirit dealer, 5 Broad close M'Donald, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Inverkip street M'Donald, Miss, 37 Nicholson street M'Donald, Mrs. Allan, 1 Open shore M'Donald, Mrs. Colin, lodgings, 53 Shaw street M'Donald, Mrs. Donald, 3 Hamilton street M'Donald, Mrs. John, 12 Inverkip street M'Donald, Mrs. 15 Vermel DIRECTORY. 87 M'Donald, Mrs.. 42 Dalrymple street M'Donald, Mrs. 59 Dalrymple street M'DOUGALL, Alexander, blockmaker, 52 Dalrymple street M'Dougall, Alexander, carpenter, 7 East Quay lane M'Dougall, Allan, carpenter, 32 Inverkip street M'Dougall, Allan, boilermaker, 1 Springkell street M'Dougall, Archibald, carpenter, 30 Nicholson street M'Dougall, Charles, cowfeeder, 3 Kilblain street M'Dougall, Daniel, musician, 31 Hamilton street M'Dougall, David, carpenter, 13 Cross-shore street M'Dougall, Dugald, joiner, 23 East Shaw street M'Dougall, Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inver- kip street. House, 3 Trafalgar street M'Dougall, Dugald, policeman, 30 Inverkip street M'Dougall, Duncan, brewer, 30 Inverkip street M'Dougall, John, porter, 35 Cathcart street M'Dougall, John, superintendent of lockers, Customs, 38 Sir Michael street M'Dougall, John, writer and J. P. fiscal, 46 Cathcart street. House, 4 Boyd street M'Dougall, John, 17 Roxburgh street M'Dougall, John, mariner, 40 West Burn street M'Dougall, John, carpenter, 17 John street M'Dougall, John, seaman, 35 Vennel M'Dougall, Lachlan, gardener, 65 Ann street M'Dougall, Neil, spirit dealer. Main street, Cartsdyke M'Dougall, Mary, grocer, 29 Shaw street M'Dougall, Mrs. Donald, 8 Regent street M'Dougall, Mrs. Hugh, 13 Sir Michael street M'Dougall, Mrs. William, 19 Cathcart street M'DOWALL, Daniel, mason, 14 William street M'Dowall, William, landwaiter. Customs. House, 19 Cathcart street M'EACHERN, Donald, carpenter, 11 Broad close MACEWEN, Dougal, collector of Poor rates. Office, Captain street. House, Mansion-house M'EWAN, Alexander, labourer, 31 Vennel M'Ewan, Charles, bell- hanger and gas-fitter, 43JVennel M'Ewan, Hugh, carpenter, 8 East Shaw street M'Ewan, Hugh, spirit dealer, 7 Cross-shore street M'Ewan, John, brewer, 42 West Burn street I M'Ewan, Mrs. James, 30 Nicholson street 88 DIRECTORY. M*Ewan, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 26 Nicholson street M'Ewan, Mrs., 13 West Blackball street M'FADYEN, Angus, tailor, 25 Vennel M'Fadyen, Hugb, lodgings, 4 East Quay lane M'Fadyen, James, spirit dealer, 39 Vennel M'Fadyen, John, spirit dealer^, 18 Vennel M'Fadyen, John, engineer, 18 Hamilton street M'Fadyen, John, rag merchant, 12 Shaw street M'Fadyen, John, 69 Vennel M'Fadyen, Robert, huckster, 15 Inverkip street M'Fadyen, Mrs. Dugald, grocer, 6 West Stewart st. M'Fadyen, Mrs. John, 13 Inverkip street MACFARLAN, James, hat manufacturer, sign of the Cocked Hat, 26 Hamilton street. House, 3 Bank street M'FARLAN & Co., hat manufacturers, 49 Cathcart street M'Farlan, Andrew, of M'Farlan tb Co. Ho., 14 Kelly street M'FARLANE, Alexander, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 38 Dalrymple street. House, I West Stewart street M'Farlane, Alexander, carpenter, 8 Cartsburn street M'Farlane, Archibald, porter, 23 Dalrymple street M'Farlane, Archibald, spirit dealer, 7 Rue-end street M'Farlane, Daniel, joiner and feuar, 21 Sugarhouse lane M'Farlane, Donald, coach proprietor, I Jamaica street. House, 20 West Blackball street M'Farlane, Donald, labourer, 39 Rue-end street M'Farlane, Donald, labourer, 32 Inverkip street M'Farlane, Dugald, carpenter, 3 Market street M'Farlane, Dugald, 8 Watt street M'Farlane, Dugald, feuar, 11 Duncan street M'Farlane, Duncan, smith, 8 Baker street M'Farlane, Duncan, tinsmith, 55 Inverkip street M'Farlane, Duncan, sugarboiler, 20 West Blackball street M'Farlane, George, carpenter, 4 John street M'Farlane, Graham, of Greenock Brewery Co. House, Finnart M'Farlane, Humphrey, shoemaker, 5^ Inverkip street M'Farlane, James, upholsterer, 61 Vennel DIRECTORY. 89 M'Farlane, John, wholsale druggist, 44 Cathcart street. House, 82 Regent street M'Farlane, John A., grocer and wine merchant, 8 West Blackhall street. House, do. M'Farlane, John, teacher, 9 Nicholson street. House, 4 Kilblain street M'Farlane, John, foreman cooper, 36 Eldon street M*Farlane, John, joiner, 5 Market street M'Farlane, John &., merchant, 36 Eldon street M'Farlane, John, carpenter, 5 Shaw street M*Farlane, John, carpenter, 6 Cross-shore street M'Farlane, John, Gas Works. House, 3 Salmon street M'Farlane, Malcom, farmer, Ford M'Farlane, Malcom, joiner, 1 Clarence street M'Farlane,- Malcom, rigger, 4 Market street M'Farlane, Malcom, cotton spinner, 39 Ann street M'Farlane, Neil, joiner, 25 Charles street M'Farlane, Neil, labourer, 25 Bearhope street M'Farlanj, Peter, tide waiter, 4 Nelson street, Glebe M'Farlane, Peter, shoemaker, 42 Crawfurd street M*Farlane, Peter, sugar boiler, 50 West Blackhall street M'Farlane, Robert, mariner, 13 Cross-shore street M'Farlane, Hobert, tanner, 7 Springkell street M'Farlane, Thomas M., tanner and skinner, 17 Carts- burn street House, 6 Carnock street M'Farlane, William, haj and straw merchant, 23 To- bago street M'Farlane, iVliss, tailoress, 6 Nelson street. Glebe M'Farlane, Agues, lodgings, 41 Vennel M'Farlane, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Tobago street M'Farlane, Mrs., 3 York street M'Farlane, Mrs., 3 West Burn street M'Farlane, Mrs , lodgings, 4 East Quay lane M*Farlane, Mrs. John, linen dresser, 36 West Burn street M'Farlane, Mrs. John, grocer, 27 Shaw street MACFIE, & Bell, plumbers. Dock breast Macfie, Graham & Co., general grocers and merchants, 12 William street Macfie, John, sugar refiner, 1 1 Ardgowan square Macfie, Robert, & Sons, sugar refiners and merchants, 10 Bogle street Macfie, Robert, of B. Macfie & Sons, Ho., Thornhill I 2 ' 90 DIRECTORY. Macfie, Robert, vintner, 2 William street Macfie, William, of B» Macjie S Sons. Ho., 57 Regent street Macfie, William, of Macfie M'Ginnis, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Broad close M'GLASHAN, Archibald, farmer, Barnhill M'Glashan, Charles, wood measurer, 10 Bruce street Peter, 59 Main street, Cartsdjke M'Glashan, ^ MACGOUN, Miss Jane, feuar, 20 Union street MACGOWAN, Alex., M.D., surgeon. Consulting- rooms, 28 Hamilton street. Ho., 9 George square M'GOWN, Duncan, captain, 19 John street M'Gown, John, shoemaker, 7 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Gown, John, rigger, i Sugarhouse lane M'Gown, John, shipmaster, 26 Cartsburn street M'Gown, Robert, ship and cabinet carver, 8 Cross-shore street M'Gown, Mrs. Duncan, 8 Ardgowan street M'GREGOR & Donald, glaziers, 15 Charles street M'Gregor, Alexander, carpenter, 43 Ann street M'Gregor, Daniel, furniture warehouse, 6 West Black- hall street M'Gregor, Duncan, optician, nautical instrument maker, and chart seller, 8 William street M'Gregor, Gregor, labourer, 8 Baker street M'Gregor, Hugh, feuar, 25 Rue-end street M'Gregor, John, of J. <^ W. Stewart. House, II Margaret street M'Gregor, John, feuar, 5 St. Lawrence street M'Gregor, Nicol & Robert, boatbuilders, 17 Rue-eud street M'Gregor, Neil, labourer, 25 Charles street M' Gregor, Peter, smith, 7 John street M'Gregor, William, turner, 1 Deliingburn square M'Gregor> Miss, furnishing shop, 24 Hamilton street M'Gregor, Mrs. A., cork manufacturer, 22 Cathcart street M'Gregor, Mrs., 1 Nicholson street M'Gregor, Mrs,, midwife, 1 Bogle street M'Gregor, Mrs., lodgings, 11 Hamilton street M'Gregor, Mrs., lodgings, 12 Dalrjmple street M'Gregor, Mrs. R., 26 8ir Michael street M'GUCKIN, John, pawnbroker, 71 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Guckin, Richard, shoemaker, 13 Cartsburn street M'lLDOWIE, Mrs. George, 55 Regent street 92 DIRECTORY. M'lLVAIN, John, shipping master, 54 Rue-end street. House, Kellj street M'lLWRAITH, Hew, writer, 10 William street. House, Elm bank, Eldon street M'llwraith, James, feuar, 79 Roxburgh street M'llwraith, John, mariner, 59 Dalrjmple street William, hosier, M'llwraith, 46 Hamilton street. Ho , 25 West Burn street M'llwraith, William, baker, 40 Inverkip street M'llwraith, Miss, 8 West Stewart street M'llwraith, Miss, hosier, 23 Hamilton street M'INDOE, Mrs. James, 28 Ann street M'INNES, Alexander, spirit dealer, 1 Springkell street M'Innes, Charles, carpenter, 10 Manse lane M'Innes, Colin, smith, 15 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Innes, Daniel, carpenter, 1 Arthur street M'Innes, James, carponter, 22 Cartsburn street M'Innes, John, railway guard, Brachelston M'Innes, John, labourer, 30 Inverkip street M'Innes, Mrs., 8 St. Andrew street M'Innes, Mrs , grocer, 25 Charles street M'INROY, George, 33 Hamilton street M'Inroj, Samuel, labourer, 27 Charles street M'Inroy, Thomas, saddler, 8 Manse lane M'INTOSH, Archibald, cooper, 42 Inverkip street M'Intosh, Archibald, packing master, Cotton Mill cottages M'Intosh, Colin, locker, Customs, 28 Crawfurd street M'Intosh, John, carter, 46 Shaw street M'Intosh, James, labourer, 23 Vennel M'Intosh, Peter, joiner, 43 Vennel M'Intosh, William, boilermaker, Longwell close M'Intosh, Mrs., lodgings, 17 East Quay lane M'Intosh, Mrs. A., 23 Lyndoch street M*Intosh, Mrs. Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 19 Shaw street MACINTYRE, Capt. Duncan, 4 Shaw place M'INTYRE, Adam, carpenter, 29 Sugarhouse lane M'Intyre, Andrew, corkcutter, 23 Vennel M'Intyre, Andrew, engineer, 5 Under crescent M'Intyre, Andrew, labourer, 8 Shaw street M'Intyre, Archibald, cooper, 32 Ann street M'Intyre,5Archibald, mariner, 1 Vennel DIRECTORY. 93 M'Intyre, Archibald, shipmaster, 32 Ann street M'lntyre, Archibald, cooper, 5 Duncan street M'Intyre, Archibald, watchman, 13 Cross-shore street M'lntyre, Daniel, West Church officer and sextant, 1 Nicholson street M'lntyre, Daniel, grocer, 42 Dalrymple street M*Intyre, Duncan, mariner, 24 West Blackball street M*Intyre, Duncan, cooper, 4 West Quay lane M'lntyre, Duncan, 38 llamilton street M'lntyre, Duncan, pilot, 34 Dalrymple street M'lntyre, Duncan, labourer, 38 Ann street M'lntyre, Duncan, shoemaker, 8 Cartsburn street M'lntyre, Hugh, 52 Dalrymple street M'lntyre, James, plasterer, 29 Sir Michael street M^Intyre, Peter, coal agent, 11 Duncan street M'lntyre, Peter, weigher, 7 Tobago street M'lntyre, William, smith, 38 Vennel M'lntyre, Miss, milliner, 29 Nicholson street M'lntyre, Mrs. Daniel, 7 Arthur street M'lntyre, Mrs, John, flesher, 47 Hamilton street M'lntyre, Mrs. William, 27 Main street, Cartsdyke M'lntyre, Mrs. Patrick, 2 Watt place M'lntyre, Mrs., 33 East Shaw street M'lntyre, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Springkell street M'INNULTY, Michael, lodgings, 9 East Quay lane M'lVER, Alexander, merchant, Rosemount M'lver, John, boilermaker, 8 John street M'lver, Michael, labourer, 9 Market street M'lver, Mrs. Alexander, feuar, Rosemount M'KAIL, Thomas, grocer, 28 Dalrymple street M'KAY, Alexander, grocer, 47 Shaw street M'Kay, Andrew, rafter, 5 Arthur street M'Kay, Daniel, painter, 15 luverkip street M'Kay, Daniel, cooper, 30 Inverkip street M*Kay, Daniel, wool comber, 49 Ann street M'Kay, Duncan, smith, 8 Cartsburn street M'Kay, James L., clerk, Abbotsford place M'Kay, James, grocer, 27 Vennel. House, do. M'Kay, John, engineer, 8 John street M'Kay, John, mason, 13 Inverkip street M'Kay, Neil, tailor, 60 Vennel M'Kay, Peter, slater, 41 Hamilton street, House, 22 West Blackball street 94: DIRECTORY MACKAY, J. F., ship and insurance broker, and grain merchant, 2 Open shore. House, Seafield M'KECHNIE, Allan, flesher, 6 Sir Michael st. Ho. 65 Roxburgh street M'Kechnie, Alexander, policeman, 13 Cathcart street M'Kechnie, Archibald, late shipmaster, Glen house M'Kechnie, Archibald, shipmaster, 41 Cathcart street M'Kechnie, Daniel, tobacconist, 20 Hamilton street M'Kechnie, Dugald, spirit dealer, 16 Sir Michael st. M'Kechnie, Dugald, cowfeeder, 26 Inverkip street M'Kechnie, Dugald, labourer, 33 East Shaw street M'Kechnie, Duncan, mate, 50 Shaw street M'Kechnie, John, labourer, 59 Vennel M^Kechnie, John, spirit dealer and builder, 22 Vennel. House, 8 Watt street M'Kechnie, John, policeman, 20 Ann street M'Kechnie, Neil, baker, 35 Hamilton street M'Kechnie, Peter, 18 West Blackball street M'Kechnie, Robert, labourer, 29 Charles street M'Kechnie, Mrs., 2 Nelson street. Glebe M'Kechnie, Mrs., 42 West Burn street M'Kechnie, Mrs., 11 Union street M'KEITH, Lachlan, clerk, 6 Ardgowan street M'KELLAR, Alexander, fish curer, 26 Charles street M'Kellar, Alexander, cooper, 20 East Quay lane M'Kellar, Archibald, of Turner S M'Kellar. House, Cowdenknowes M'Kellar, Archibald, baker, 14 East Quay lane M'Kellar, Daniel, carpenter, 18 Inverkip street M'Kellar, Daniel, spirit dealer, 4 Dalrjmple street M'Kellar, David, joiner, 22 John street M'Kellar, Duncan, draper, 3 William street. House, Dempster street M'Kellar, Duncan, agent, Belville place M'Kellar, Duncan, spirit dealer, East Hamilton street M'Kellar, Duncan, carpenter, 10 Roslin street M'Kellar, Duncan, labourer, '62 Dalrjmple street M'Kellar, Duncan, mariner, 15 Kilblain street M'Kellar, Duncan, shipmaster, 43 Ann street M'Kellar, James, carpenter, 5 Smith's lane M'Kellar, James, shipmaster, 14 Hamilton street M'Kellar, John, cooper, 24 Hamilton street M'Kellar, John, cooper, 5 West Burn street DIRECTORY. 95 M*Kellar, John, tinsmith, 28 Crawfurd street M'Kellar, John, joiner, 66 Vennel M'Kellar, John, mariner, 6 West Stewart street M'Kellar, John, Henry Bell tavern, West Quay lane M'Kellar, Neil, spirit dealer, 22 Hamilton street M'Kellar, Peter, carman. East Hamilton street M'Kellar, William, shoemaker, 15 Tobago street M'Kellar, Janet, spirit dealer, 13 Shaw street M'Kellar, Mrs. Gilbert, huckster, 6 West Stewart st. M'Kellar, Mrs. John, feuar, 33 Dalrjmple street M'Kellar, Mrs. John, 6i Main street, Cartsdjke VI'Kellar, Mrs. Peter, 11 Ann street Skl'Kellar, Mrs. spirit dealer, 40 West Burn street yi'Kellar, Mrs,, 10 Ropework street M*Kellar, Mrs., 15 Market street 'KELVIE, James, bookseller, stationer & librarian, 7 Hamilton street, Ho. Mount pleasant st. M'Kelvie, W. F., Burns tavern, 12 Hamilton street M'Kelvie, Miss J., grocer, 39 Ann street M'Kelvie, Mrs. John, feuar, 49 Roxburgh stl^eefc M'Kelvie, Mrs. James, grocer, 65 Roxburgh street M'KENDRICK, Alexander, shoemaker, 40 Cathcart street M'KENRY, Miss M., 11 Cartsburu street MACKENZIE, Alexander, of A. Mackenzie Sf Co. House, 3 place I Grej Mackenzie, A. & Co., printers, Greenock Advertiser, 1 Bank street yi'KENZIE, Alexander, nail manufacturer, 26 Carts- burn street M'Kenzie, Archibald, agent for Liverpool traders. West Quay. House, 37 Boyd place M'Kenzie, Colin, carpenter, 44 Inverkip street M'Kenzie, Colin, carpenter, 18 Ingleston road M'Kenzie, Colin, smith, 8 John street M'Kenzie, Daniel, 44 Crawfurd street M'Kenzie & Walker, millers and bakers, 2^ S haws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn ^square. Shop, 46 Hamilton street 'Kenzie, Donald, spirit dealer, 71 Main street, Carts- dyke M*Kenzie, Duncan, labourer, 6 West Stewart street M'Kenzie, Duncan, sailmaker, 6 Bearhope street 96 DIRECTORY. M'Kenzie, Hugh, clerk, 22 Ann street M'Kenzie, John, mariner, 62 Vennel M'Kenzie, John, bank clerk, 6 Nelson street, Glebe M'Kenzie, John, of M'Kenzie & Walker. House, 85 Regent street M'Kenzie, John, carpenter, 4 Dalrymple street M'Kenzie, John, carpenter, 17 Bearhope street M'Kenzie, John, carpenter, 1 Vennel M'Kenzie, John, carpenter, 31 Regent street M'Kenzie, John, labourer, 6 West Quaj lane M'Kenzie, John, sailraaker, 13 Inverkip street M'Kenzie, Peter, nailer, 6 Cartsburn street M'Kenzie, Robert, joiner, 49 Ann street M'Kenzie, Robert, baker, 39 Hamilton street. House, do. M'Kenzie, Robert, currier, 16 Sir Michael street iM'Kenzie, Thomas, shoemaker, 42 Inverkip street M'Kenzie, William, spirit dealer, 53 Shaw street M'Kenzie, Mrs. Hugh, lodgings, 33 Hamilton street M'Kenzie, Mrs., bojs' dressmaker, 12 Tobago street M'Kenzie, Mrs., 33 Nicholson street M'Kenzie, Mrs. George, grocer, 10 Bast Shaw stree M'Kenzie, Mrs. James, spirit dealer, 24 East Shaw st. M'KERROW, George, pawnbroker, 48 Shaw street MACKIE, Alexander, engineer, 5 John street „ Mackie, George, bank teller, 47 Cathcart street J Mackie, George, mariner, 41 Vennel J* Mackie, George, tidewaiter, 30 Inverkip street Mackie, James, M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 28 Hamilton street. House, 6 Ardgowan square Mackie, James, draper, 27 Cathcart street. House, 31 Brougham street Mackie, John, spirit dealer, 43 Shaw street and 6 Cross- shore street Mackie, John, draper, 23 Lyndoch street Mackie, William, mason, 30 Inverkip street Mackie, Misses, 6 Ardgowan square Mackie, Miss, 20 West Stewart street MACKILL, Edward, engineer, 7 Under crescent M'KILL, William, printer, 12 Bogle street M'KILLOP, Alexander, joiner, 15 Arthur street M'Killop, Duncan, joiner, 36 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 97 M'Killop, Miss, teacher, 97 Regent street M'KIM, Mrs., grocer, 8 Smith's lane M'KINNIS, Thomas, surgeon, 3 Hamilton street. House, do. M'KIN'LA.Y, Daniel, bottle agent, 18 Hamilton street M'Kinlay, Duncan, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street M'Kinlay, Duncan, feuar, 36 Vennel iM'Kinlaj, Duncan, shipmaster, I Sugarhouse lane M'Kinlay, Ninian, wine and spirit merchant, 10 West breast. House, do. M'Kinlay, Peter, feuar, 6 Trafalgar street M'Kinlay, Richard, sawyer, Q7 Vennel M'Kinlay, Mrs. James, grocer, 7 Market street M'KINNON, Allan, clerk, 9 William street M'Kinnon, Andrew, carpenter, 9 Bast Quay lane M'Kinnon, Angus, tripe shop, 25 Sugarhouse lane M'Kinnon, Archibald, writer and insurance agent, 16 William street. House, 22 Bank street M'Kinnon, Charles, labourer, 11 St. Lawrence street M'Kinnon, Gilbert, carpenter, 13 Dalrymple street M'Kinnon, Peter, labourer, 5 West Quay lane M'Kinnon, Peter, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton street M'Kinnon, Christina, huckster, 9 Kilblain street M'Kinnon, Flora, 13 Dalrymple street M'Kinnon, Miss, 13 Market street M'Kinnon, Mrs., 6 William street M'Kinnon, Mrs. John, 1 Vennel M'KIRDY, John, mason, 72 Roxburgh street M'Kirdy, John, grocer and provision dealer, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Kirdy, John, carpenter, 3 Vennel M'KIRDY, Neil, carpenter, 13 Dalrymple street M'Kirdy, Mrs. lodgings, 15 Ropework street M'Kirdy, Mrs. spirit dealer, 8 Cross-shore street M'Kirdy, Mrs. 11 Nicholson street M'KIVER, John, officer of the Fisheries, 3 Bank st. House, 8 Kelly street M'LACHLAN, Archibald, mariner, 49 Shaw street M'Lachlan, Andrew, shoemaker, 7 Lyle street M'Lachlan, Colin, porter, 26 East Shaw street M'Lachlan, Francis, broker, 6 Smith's lane M'Lachlan, Henry, shoemaker, 64 Vennel M'Lachlan, James, shoemaker, 7 Shaw street K 98 DIRECTORY. IVI'Lachlan, James, broker, 41 Vennel M'Lachlan, James, ropemaker, 37 Vennel M'Lachlan, John, watchman, 10 St. Andrew street M'Lachlan, John, spirit dealer, 46 Cathcart st. Ho., 8 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, John, carpenter, 10 Ropework st, M'Lachlan, John, joiner, Q7 Vennel M'Lachlan, Robert, labourer, 4 West Burn street M'Lachlan, Mrs. Hugh, 29 Charles street M'Lachlan, Mrs. John, lodgings, 8 Manse lane M'Lachlan, Mrs. stay warehouse, 8 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, Mrs. lodgings, 6 Ardgowan street M'Lachlan, Miss, poulterer, 39 Hamilton street M'LAINE, Mrs. D , milliner and dressmaker, 12 West Blackball street M'Laine, Mrs, 1 Clarence street M*LAGGAN, George, tailor, 16 Bearhope street M'LAREN, Angus, joiner, 6 West Stewart street M'Laren, Duncan, sizing- master. Cotton mill cottages M'Laren, Thomas, clerk, Springhill cottage M'Laren, Mrs. 3 West Stewart street M'Laren, Mrs. 51 Main street, Cartsdyke M'LARTY, Alexander, carpenter, 28 Nicholson st. M 'Lartj, Archibald, carpenter, 15 Crawfurd street M'Lartjj Donald, & Co , merchants, shipowners and steamboat agents. Excise buildings M'Larty, Donald, of D M'Larfy S Co. Ho. Trinidad place, 12 Eldon street M'Larty, John, mariner, 2 Nelson street, Glebe M'Larty, John, carpenter, 6 Kilblain street M'Larty, Malcom, tidewaiter, 7 Arthur street M'Larty, Mrs., feuar, 7 Arthur street M' LARRY, John, wool sorter, 63 Ann street M'LATCHIE, Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 5 St. Andrew street M'Latchie, Mrs. grocer, 42 Inverkip street MACLAURIN & Co., painters, 40 Cathcart street. Maclaurin, William, painter and paper-hanger, 1 Watt place. House, 4 Mansion-house lane Maclaurin, Mrs. lodgings, 6 Shaw place M'LAY, Miss, 80 Regent street M'Lay, Mrs. lodgings, 2 Highland close M'LEA, Miss, 31 West Blackball street DIRECTORY. 99 M'LEAN, Alexander, mason, 3 Salmon street M'Lean, Alexander, mariner, 13 Dalrjmple street M'Lean, Alexander, carpenter, 3 Salmon street M'Lean, Allan, carpenter, 5 Rue-end street M'Lean, Angus, shipmaster, 37 Ann street M'Lean, Archibald, ship-chandler, 10 Bruce street M'Lean, Dugald, gardener, 6 Watt street Maclean, Daniel, writer, 41 Cathcart street. House, 22 Mearns street M*Lean, Daniel, shoemaker and leather cutter, 3 Manse lane M'Lean, Dugald, boarding-house keeper, 4 William st. M*Lean, Duncan, carpenter, 3 Manse lane M'Lean, Duncan, shipmaster, 1 Duncan street M'Lean, Duncan, labourer, 5 Nicholson street M'Lean, Hector, shoemaker, 31 West Blackball street M*Lean, Hector, Queen's porter, 16 Sir Michael st, M'Lean, Hector, tailor, 13 Dalrjmple street M'Lean, Hugh, mariner, 48 Dalrjmple street M'Lean, Hugh, fireman, 6 Dalrjmple street M*Lean, James, & Co , timber merchants, 64 Main st« Cartsdjke, and Patent Saw Mills, 8 Del- lingburn street M'Lean, James, of J. M'Lean Sf Go. House, Mount park M'Lean, John, cooper and fish curer, 15 Sugarhouse lane M'Lean, John, joiner, 14 John street M'Lean, John, carpenter, 11 Arthur street i McLean, John, mariner, 64 Vennel ^M'Lean, John, mason, 15 Inverkip street M'Lean, John, sawjer, 1 Stanners street M'Lean, John, painter, 71 Vennel M'Lean, John, pilot, 7 West breast M*Lean, L., medical practitioner, 37 Crawfurd street M'Lean, Lachlan, joiner, 21 Ann street M'Lean, Lachlan, finisher, I John street M'Lean, Lachlan, carpenter, 3 Salmon street M'Lean, Malcom, labourer, 1 Open shore M'Lean, Matthew, grocer, 20 Cartsburn street M'Lean, Neil, shoemaker, 43 Vennel M'Lean, Peter, porter, 9 East Quaj lane M'Lean, Peter, mariner, 40 Inverkip street 10.0 DIEEOTORT. M'Lean, Ronald, smith, East Hamilton street M*Lean, William, Queen's porter, 9 Sugarliouse lane M'Lean, William, mate, 16 William street M'Lean, William, smith, 26 Sir Michael street M'Lean, William, shoemaker, 61 Dalrjmple street M*Lean, Janet, 13 Sugarhouse lane M'Lean, Miss, milliner, 17 William street. House, 10 Kellj street M'Lean, Miss, 3 Bank street M'Lean, Misses, lodgings, 14 Kellj street M'Lean, Mrs. Daniel, 5 Lyle street M'Lean, Mrs. Dugald, 33 Regent street M'Lean, Mrs. John, lodgings, 8 St. Andrew square M'Lean, Mrs. John, 20 Ingleston road M'Lean, Mrs. John, 56 West Blackhall street M'Lean, Mrs. lodgings, 19 Cathcart street McLean, Mrs. Longwell close M'Lean, Mrs. lodgings, 7 West breast M'LELLAN, Angus, carpenter, 15 Cathcart street M'Lellan, Duncan, shipmaster, 10 Bruce street M'Lellan, George, seaman, 8 Ann street M'Lellan, James, Customs. House, 6 Chapel street M'Lellan, James, coach driver, 17 East Quay lane M'Lellan, John, sawyer, 3 West Burn street M'Lellan, Robert, smith, 24 John street M'Lellan, Miss, dressmaker, 12 Tobago street M'Lellan, Mrs. John, 27 Charles street M^Lellan, Mrs. John, lodgings, 42 West Burn street M^Lellan, Mrs. J. coal agent, 5 East Quay lane M*Lellan, Mrs, Thomas, 10 Hamilton street M'Lellan, Mrs. 44 Eldon street M'LELLAND, Robert, law clerk, Mansion-house M'LEOD, A. D., grocer, 28 Tobago street M'Leod, Alexander, smith, 26 Vennel M'Leod, Aulay, hair-dresser, 41 Hamilton street M'Leod, Aulay, accountant, 3 Market street M'Leod, Colin, shipmaster, 2 Watt street M'Leod, Donald, joiner, 31 Vennel M'Leod, Donald, mariner, 16 Vennel M'Leod, Duncan, steward, 9 Cross-shore street M'Leod, Duncan T., accountant, 41 Hamilton street M'Leod, D. & Co., joiners, carvers and blockmakers, 9 West breast DIRECTORY. 101 M'Leod, Donald, labourer, 13 Ropework street M'Leod, Evander, messenger-at-arms, 4 St. Andrew's square M'Leod, Finlaj, mariner, 3 Nicholson street M'Leod, John, accountant, 41 Hamilton street M'Leod, John, carpenter, 5 Smith's lane M'Leod, John, lathsplitter, 39 Rue-end street M'Leod, John, tidewaiter, 3 Hamilton street M'Leod, Neil, painter, 1 Clarence street M'Leod, Robert, mercantile clerk, 2 Crawfurd street M'Leod, Mrs. lodgings, 15 Ljndoch street M'Leod, Mrs. 9 Sugarhouse lane M*LINTOCK, James, boot and shoemaker, 33 Hamil- ton street M'LOSKEY, John, spirit dealer, 3 Kilblain street M'Loskey, Patrick, potato dealer, 10 Inverkip street M'LUSKIE, William, joiner, 10 Shaw street M'MASTER, Alexander, tailor, 40 Cathcart street M' Master, D. W. tidewaiter, 20 Cathcart street M'Master, James, labourer, 2Q Cartsburn street M* Master, Peter, foreman, Patent Saw mills, 29 Re- gent street M'MEIKAN, John, carpenter, 15 Bearhope street MCMILLAN, Alexander, porter, 18 Sir Michael street M'Millan, Alexander, policeman, 34 Sir Michael st. M'Millan, Archibald, carpenter, 1 Sugarhouse lane M'Millan, Colin, clothier, 43 Cathcart street. House, Newark street M'Millan, Daniel, carpenter, 3 Inverkip street M'Millan, Dugald, carpenter, 21 Ann street M'Millan, D. shipmaster, 35 Crawfurd street M'Millan, Duncan, carpenter, Under crescent M'Millan, Godfrey, shoemaker, 12 Dalrjmple street M'Millan, Hugh, general provision merchant, 25 Ha- milton street M'Millan, James, shipbuilder, 54 Main street, Carts- dyke. House, 31 Rue-end street M'Millan, John, fisherman, 12 Dalrymple street M'Millan, John, policeman, 27 Roxburgh street M'Millan, John, hairdresser, 6 Watson's lane M'Millan, John, carpenter, 9 Argyle street M'Millan, Malcolm, mason, 83 Regent street M'Millan, Neil, corkcutter, 45 Shaw street K2 102 DIRECTORY McMillan, Peter, flesher, 40 Inverkip street M*Millan, Thomas, postmaster. Post Office. House, 16 Cathcart street McMillan, William, engineer, 27 Roxburgh street M'Millan, William, quay officer, 76 Roxburgh street M'Millan, Miss, grocer, 19 Arthur street M'Millan, Mrs. Henry, 8 Manse lane M'Millan, Mrs., 8 William street M'^Millan, Mrs., cowfeeder, 37 Nicholson street M'Millan, Mrs. John, 23 Market street M'Millan, Mrs. John, mangier, 34 West Burn street M'Millan, Mrs. Neil, lodgings, 2 Cross-shore street M'Millan, Mrs., 32 Dalrymple street M'MORLAND, Robert S., commission agent, 21 Cathcart street. House, 48 Ann street M'Morland, Mrs., 48 Ann street M*MURC HIE, Alexander, deep sea pilot, 2 Open shore M*Murcbie, William, labourer, 33 Main street. Carts- dyke M'MURTRIE, Henry, steamboat agent. House, 8 Antigua street M*Murtrie, John, joiner, 3 Ann street M'Murtrie, Thomas, spirit dealer, 61 Rue-end street M'NAB, Duncan, farmer. Glen M*Nab, John, dyer, 30 Inverkip street M'Nab, John,- carpenter, 7 St. Lawrence street M'Nab, Peter, baker, 40 Shaw street M*Nab, Robert, moulder, 30 Regent street M'Nab, William, pensioner, 26 Cartsburn street M'NAIR, Archibald, porter, 10 St. Andrew street M^Nair, James, feuar, 34 Crawfurd street M'Nair, Thomas, labourer, 18 Hamilton street M*Nair, William, moulder, 39 Ann street M'NALLY, Patrick, broker, 8 Manse lane M'NAUGHT, Alexander, skipper, 13 Vennel M'Naught, Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 9 East Shaw street M 'Naught, James, late shipmaster, 1 Forsyth street M'Naught, John, general grocer, Victoria place, 7 West Blackball street. House, 22 Sugar- house lane M* Naught, John, painter and paperhanger, 3 West Burn street. House, 9 Argyle street DIRECTORY. 103 M'Naught, John, labourer, 53 Vennel M' Naught, Peter, foreman sailmaker, 14 Sugarhoilse lane M*Naught, Peter, carpenter, 14 Hamilton street M'Naught, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 15 West Blackball street M'Naught, Miss Jane, feuar, 5 West Stewart street M'Naught, Mrs., 22 Sugarhouse lane M'Naught, Mrs. M., 8 Hamilton street M'NAUGHTAN, John, clothier, 31 Cattcait street. House, 8 Shaw place M'Naughtan, Peter, merchant, 19 Eldon street M*Naughtan, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 28 Nicholson street M'Naughtan, Mrs. D., 13 Mearns street M'Naughtan, Mrs. M., Glen park, 19 Eldon street M'NAUGHTON, Daniel, joiner, 23 Nicholson street M'NEIL, Archibald, labourer, 5 Highland close M'Neil, Daniel, labourer, 33 Main street, Cartsdjke M'Neil, Hector, mariner, 12 Hamilton street M'Neil, Hector, carpenter, 13 West Blackball street M'Neil, James, joiner, 4 Tobago street M'Neil, James, steward, 53 Vennel M'Niel, John, flesher, 7 Ann street M'Niel, John, cooper, 26 East Shaw street M'Niel, John, porter, 42 Dalrjmple street M'Niel, Lachlan, pilot, 16 Sir Michael street M'Niel, Peter, turner, 9 Arthur street M'Neil, Robert, engineer, 11 Arthur street M'Neil, ISamuel, shipmaster, 32 Regent street M'Neil, Walter, spirit dealer, 13 Shaw street M'Neil, William, labourer, 21 Hamilton street M'Neil, Miss, 71 Vennel M'Neil, Misses, dressmakers, 60 Roxburgh street M'Neil, Mrs. Alexander, lodgings, 33 West Bura street M*Neil, Mrs. Dugald, 35 East Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs. James, 27 Hamilton street M'Neil, Mrs. John, clothier, 52 Shaw street M'Neil, Mrs., lodgings, 29 Vennel M'Neil, Lament, huckster, 4 Inverkip street M'NEIL AGE, Alexander, shoemaker, 28 Sir Michael street 104 DIRECTORY. M'Neilage, James, shipmaster, 12 Brisbane street M'Neilage, John, mason, 17 Sir Michael street M'Neilage, John, spirit dealer^ 6 Watson's lane M'Neilage, Martin, shoemaker, 6 Watson's lane M'NELLY, William, tailor, 35 Cathcart street M'NICOL, Donald, 28 Nicholson street M'Nicol, John, smith, 44 Dalrjmple street M'Nicol, Peter, spirit dealer, 40 Dalrjmple street M'Nicol, Mrs. J., 29 Nicholson street M'NISH, Mrs. Robert, 2 Lyle street M'NIVEN, William, engineer, 21 Bearhope street M'OUIE, William, engineer, 13 Main street, Carts- djke M*PHAIL, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 7 ^Sir Michael street M'Phail, Colin, spirit dealer, 6 East breast M'Phail, Colin, porter, 6 Shaw street M'Phail, Daniel, spirit dealer, 4 West breast M'Phail, Duncan, labourer, 5 Nicholson street M'Phail, Hector, cowfeeder, 38 Inverkip street M'Phail, Hugh, mate, 11 Duncan street M'Phail, James, remnant warehouse, 14 Hamilton street M*Phail, John, wood measurer, 24 East Shaw street M'Phail, Lachlan, tailor, 9 Dalrjmple street M'Phail, Robert, plumber, 28 Roxburgh street M'PHEDRAN, Archibald, fish-curer, 89 Regent street M'Phedran, James, moulder, 55 Main street, Carts- djke M'Phedran, Neil, smith. East Hamilton street M'PHEE, Archibald, cooper, 21 Nicholson street M'Phee, Archibald, fireman, 2 Roslin street M*Phee, Robert, spirit dealer, 2 William street M'PHERSON & Co., ship chandlers, 8 East breast. M'Pherson, Alexander, of the Excise, 2 Salmon street M'Pherson, Alexander, ropespinner, 3 Trafalgar street M'Pherson, Angus, storeman, Brachelston, M'Pherson, Archibald, boot and shoemaker, 15 Hamil- ton street M'Pherson, Archibald, teacher, 9 Bruce street M'Pherson, Charles, Custom-house officer, 15 Clarence street M'Pherson, Daniel, pilot, 4 Market street DIRECTORY. 105 M'Pherson, Daniel, porter, 10 Antigua street M'Pherson, David, clerk, 2Q Regent street M'Pherson, Duncan, cooper, 3 Nicholson street M'Pherson, Duncan, carpenter, 12 Cross-shore street M*Pherson, James, sawyer, 8 Chapel street M'Pherson, James, hair-dresser, 41 Hamilton street M'Pherson, James, gabbart man, 4 East Quay lane M'Pherson, James, carpenter, 7 West Stewart street M'Pherson, John, of M^Pherson & Go, House, 15 Lyndocli street M'Pherson, John, shoemaker, 6 Watson's lane M'Pherson, John, joiner, 14 Market street M'Pherson, John, ropemaker, 8 Regent street M'Pherson, John, carpenter, 9 Tobago street M^Pherson, John, joiner, 2 Bruce street M'Pherson, Lachlan, gabbart man, 2 Nelson street M'Pherson, Peter, cabinet-maker and upholsterer, 30 West Burn street M'Pherson, Miss, grocer, 34 Dalrymple street M'Pherson, Mrs. John, spirit dealer, 23 Charles street M'Pherson, Mrs. Hugh, 12 Tobago street M'Pherson, Mrs, Hugh, Rosehill, 25 Roxburgh street M'Pherson, Mrs., 53 Vennel M'QUARRIE, Donald, carpenter, 5 Shaw street M'Quarrie, Mrs., 40 West Burn street, M'QUEEN, Alexander, joiner, 5 Duncan street M 'Queen, Daniel, grocer, 24 Tobago street M'Queen, James, grocer, 52 Shaw street M'Queen, James, carpenter, 51 Main street, Cartsdyke M'Queen, John, feuar, 32 Dalrymple street M'Queen, Peter, fender maker, 3 Stanners street M'Queen, Mrs. Kenneth, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles street M'QUEE, Mrs. Hugh, 2 Open shore M'QUISTAN, Mrs. 10 Ropework street M'RAE, Alexander, 33 Rue-end street M'Rae, Duncan, late letter carrier, 4 East Shaw st. M'Rae, James, shoemaker, 44 Inverkip street M'Rae, Rev. John, of Free Gaelic Church. House, 47 Crawfurd street M'RONALD, Alexander, carpenter, 2 John street M'SHANE, James, sawyer, 12 Inverkip street M'Shane, John, broker, 4 Taylor's close 106 DIRECTORY. M* Shane, Owen, tailor, 3 Manse lane M'SPORRAN, Mrs. 5 John street M'SWEBN, John, labourer, 15 Ropework street M'Sween, Mrs. William, lodgings, 71 Vennel M'Sween, Mrs. 46 Dalrjraple street M'TAGGART, Archibald, sawjer, 5 Under crescent M'Taggart, Daniel, ropemaker, 4 East Shaw street M'Taggart, Neil, carter, 22 East Shaw street M'Taggart, Mrs., 13 Dalrjmple street M'TAVISH, James, engineer, 11 St. Lawrence street M'TEAGUE, Morris, porter, 12 East Quaj lane M'VAY, Dickson, mason, 44 Inverkip street M^Vay, James, joiner, 17 Charles street M*Vaj, Samuel, mason, 7Q Roxburgh street M'VICAR, Archibald, carver and gilder, 32 luverkip street M'Vicar, Donald, spirit dealer, 14 Shaw street M* Vicar, John, spirit dealer, 50 Shaw street M*Vicar, N., writer, Baron Bailie's office, Mansion- house M* Vicar, Neil, boilermaker, 16 Market street M'Vicar, Robert, smith, 9 East Shaw street M'Vicar, Robert, jun., smith, 8 Shaw street. House, 28 Bogle street M* Vicar, Mrs., 13 West Stewart street M'WADE, John, teacher, 18 East Shaw street M' WALTER, John, farmer, Upper Ingleston M'Walter, John, carter, 37 Main street, Cartsdjke M* WATTY, John, joiner, 21 Bearhope street M'WHIRTER, Mrs., feuar, 42 Crawfurd street M'WILLIAM, John, smith, 24 John street NAIRN, John, tea merchant, Q7 Rue-end street and 15 Hamilton street Nairn, Thomas, grocer, 37 Cathcart street NAISMITH, David, baker, 5 Bruce street NAPIER, James, turner, 39 Cathcart street Napier, John, smith and furnishing ironmonger, 3 Wil- liam street Napier, John, smith, 59 Shaw street DIRECTORY. 107 NEILL, James, farmer, Chapelton, Port'Glasgow road Neill, John, farmer, South Hillend Neill, John, merchant and ship-broker, 21 Cathcart st. House, 12 Patrick street Neill, John, assistant collector of town assessment, 44 Inverkip street Neill, John, fireman, 53 Nicholson street Neill, John, smith, 43 Ann street Neill, Robert, writer, 16 William street. House, 5 I East Blackball street jNeill, William, farmer, Chapelton, Port- Glasgow road Neill, William, mate, 12 East Quaj lane NEIL SON, Andrew, nailer, 3 West Stewart street Neilson, James, farmer, Berrj-jards jNeilson, John, hat and cap merchant, 43 Cathcart st. House, 24- Nicholson street Neilson, John, drysalter, 13 Inverkip street Neilson, John, smith and nail manufacturer, 10 Tobago street Neilson, Rev. John, of Free West Church. House, 30 Eldon street Neilson, Samuel, farmer, Maukin-hill Neilson, William, merchant, 38 Eldon street Neilson, William, sawyer, 6 Kilblain street Neilson, William, potato dealer, 38 West Stewart st. NESS, William, carter, 29 Charles street NEWMAN, Mrs., 28 Ann street NEWTON, James, & Co., merchants and commission agents. New Dry dock iNewton, Mrs. James, Seafield NICOL & West, silk-mercers and drapers, 3 West Blackball street Nicol, Charles, mason, 9 Nicholson street Nicol, David, clerk, 39 Ann street Nicol, Duncan, of Mories S Nicol. House, 76 Regent street iNicol, Duncan, mariner, 13 Vennel Nicol, James, carpenter, 27 Hamilton street Nicol, James, of Nicol ^ West. House, Orangefield place ^icol, John, carpenter, 51 Main street, Cartsdyke Nicol, Mrs. Adam, spirit dealer, 15 Baker street Nicol, Mrs., 13 Hamilton street 108 DIRECTORY. NICOLL, Mrs. Thomas, 3 East Stewart street NICHOLSON, Robert N., accountant, Clydesdale Bank. House, 31 Brougham street Nicholson, William, mariner, 3 Highland close Nicholson, Mrs., 89 Regent street NIMMO, Andrew, surveyor and collector of town as- sessment, 20 Cathcart street. House, 1 Roxburgh street Nimmo, John, vintner, 6 East Quay lane NINIAN, Mrs., 32 West Blackhall street NISBET, George, hairdresser, 14 Taylor's close NIVEN, Archibald, joiner, 42 Crawfurd street Niven, .James, boot and shoemaker, 11 Charles street Niven, James, carpenter, 33 Nicholson street Niven, James, joiner, 33 Nicholson street Niven, John, gardener, 31 Cathcart street Niven, John, tanner, Ladyburn Peter, broker, 16 Dalrymple street Niven, \ Niven, Thomas, grain merchant, 12 Brisbane street Niven, Miss, dressmaker, 13 Nicholson street Niven, Miss, lodgings, 3 St. Andrew street Niven, Miss, lodgings, 19 Ann street ! Niven, Mrs., grocer, 97 Regent street NIXON, Henry, missionary, 23 East Shaw street NOBLE, Benjamin, clerk, 68 Union street Noble, Robert, dealer, 38 Vennel Noble, Mrs. George, 68 Union street NORRIS, Mrs. John, lodgings, 33 West Burn street NOUDEN, Samuel, engineer, 1 Main st., Cartsdyke NUGENT, Mrs. Hugh, huckster, 4 Inverkip street OATTS, Jacob, sugarboiler, Ingleston OFFICER, Robert, gabbartman, 12 Nicholson street Officer, Mrs. Thomas, grocer, 7 Tobago street OGILVIE, Charles, waiter, 22 Shaw street Ogilvie, Donald, tailor, 11 Vennel Ogilvie, James, cabinetmaker, 46 Cathcart street Ogilvie, John, clerk, Drumfrocher road Ogilvie, Thomas, tidewaiter, 21 Crawfurd street O'BRIAN, Hugh, traveller, 26 Tobago street DIRECTORY. 109 O'DONNELL, Peter, labourer, 59 Dalrjmple street OLIPHANT, Mrs., 6 Carnock street OMAT, Thomas, mariner, 48 Inverkip street O'NEILL, John, clerk, 29 Shaw street O'Neill, Patrick, pawnbroker, 29 Shaw street. House, 9 Trafalgar street O'REILLY, Matthew, herbalist, 63 Vennel ORD, Jacob, of Customs. House, 2 Shaw place ORKNEY, Alexander, mariner, 20 Dalrymple stree t OROCH, Francis, mariner, 1 Shaw street ORR, Adam, joiner, 17 John street Orr, Andrew R., of Orr, Hunter & Go. House, 5 West Blackball street Orr, Daniel, baker, 13 Cartsburn street Orr, Erskine, feuar, 46 Crawfurd street Orr, Hunter & Co,, rope and sailmakers, West Quay lane Orr & Longwill, printers, 15 William street Orr, James, coach proprietor, 23 Cathcart street. Ho., 22 do. Orr, James, jr., clerk, Post-office Orr, James, spirit dealer, 34 Sir Michael street Orr, James, engineer, ^5 Main street, Cartsdjke Orr, John, baker, 56 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, John, mariner, 44 Crawfurd street Orr, John, jr., baker, 5 Rue-end street Orr, John, law clerk, Barr's land, Nelson street Orr, Joseph, blockmaker and joiner, 37 Dalrjmple st. House, 35 East Shaw street Orr, Matthew, of Orr, Hunter <^ Go. House, Matilda cottage, Eldon street Orr, Robert, grocer, 65 Main street, Cartsdjke Orr, Thomas, boatbuiJder, 21 Rue -end street. House, Carnock street Orr, Thomas, cooper, 1 Stanners street Orr, William, joiner and blockmaker, 8 Cross-shore st. House, 28 Eldon street Orr, William, & Co., boatbuilders, St. Andrew street Orr, William, labourer, 31 Regent street Orr, Miss M., tobacconist, 30 Shaw street Orr, Miss, dressmaker, 32 Tobago street Orr, Miss, grocer, 5 York street Orr, Mrs. James, feuar, 87 Regent street 110 DIRECTORY. Orr, Mrs. James, lodgings, 32 Ann street Orr, Mrs. 35 East Shaw street Orr, Mrs. William, 12 Union street Orr, Miss, feuar, 2 Buceleuch street Orr, Mrs. 13 Ropework street OUGHTERSON, George, of Davidson & Oughterson. House, 38 Union street Oughterson, James, merchant, 38 Union street Oughterson, William, contractor. Hill End works. Ho. 25 Patrick street Owen, Mrs. James, stationer, 30 Cathcart street PAGAN, Joseph, painter, 31 Ann street PAPER MILLS, Overton, Shaws Water falls, No. 18 Paper, Mrs, John, lodgings, 16 Tobago street PARIS, Lewis, mariner, 2 Sugarhouse lane PARK, James, river pilot, 9 William street Park, Hugh, carpenter, 14 Cross-shore street Park, John, joiner, 8 Manse lane Park, Magnus, river pilot, 9 William street Park, Matthew, carter, 43 Main street, Cartsdyke ]^ Park, Robert, 65 Regent street Park, Robert, optician and nautical instrument maker, 17 William street Park, Thomas, slater, 9 M earns street Park, William, draper, 7 Hamilton street. House, 1* West Stewart street Park, William, joiner, 97 Regent street Park, Mrs. 13 West Stewart street PARKER, Augustus, clerk and teacher of French, 5 Mearns street Parker, George, carpenter, 5 Springkell street Parker, J. L. missionary, 4 Kilblain street Parker, Peter, carpenter, 20 Ingleston road Parker, William, carter, Ladybnrn Parker, William, smith, 8 Baker street Parker, Miss, 18 Ingleston road PARTRIDGE, Henry, tidewaiter, 72 Roxburgh st. PATERSON, Alexander, glazier, crown glass ware- house, 15 Cathcart streeti House, do. DIRECTORY. Ill Paterson, Bruce, tailor, 72 Roxburgh street Patersouj Caskej, labourer, East Hamilton street Paterson, Charles, shoemaker, 31 Cathcart street. Ho, 2 Watt place Paterson, Daniel, clothier, 8 Hamilton street. House, 9 Laird street Paterson, Donald, mariner, 13 Sir Michael street Paterson, Edward, broker, 5 Dalrjmple street Paterson, George, Oddfellows' Tavern, 11 Market st. Paterson, George, plumber, 19 Sir Michael street Paterson, James, clerk, Clydesdale bank. Ho. 9 Grej place Paterson, James, clerk, 9 Laird stroet Paterson, John, currier, Harvie lane Paterson, John B., clerk, 9 Grey place Paterson, John, coachmaker, 2 John street Paterson, Malcom, bricklayer, 5 Mearns street Paterson, Malcom, mate, 24 Kelly street Paterson, Malcom, carpenter, 7 Under crescent Paterson, Robert, poulterer, 4 Dalrymplo street Paterson, Samuel, Provost, merchant, 9 Grey place Paterson, Samuel, spirit dealer, 3 Charles street Paterson, Samuel, spirit dealer, 13 East breast Paterson, William, plumber, 15 Vennel Paterson, William, ropemaker, 30 Ann street Paterson, William, raaltman, 5 Duncan street Paterson, Miss, milliner, 21 Cathcart street Paterson, Miss C. spirit dealer, 53 Main street. Carts- dyke Paterson, Mrs. David, 15 Stanners street Paterson, Mrs. Robert, 62 Roxburgh street Paterson, Mrs. William, huckster, 41 Vennel Paterson, Mrs., 27 Hamilton street Paterson, Mrs. 2 William street PATON, Allan Park, writer and land-factor, 65 Rue- end street. House, Pmalder cottage, 12 Margaret street Paton, Archibald, cashier, Caird & Co.'s. House, 5 Roxburgh street Paton, George, plasterer, 12 Inverkip street Paton, Matthew, wright, 14 St. Andrew street Paton,. Mrs. Abbotsford place Paton, Mrs., 61 Dalrymple street 1 112 DIRECTORY. PATTEN, Archibald, of Pattern & Co. Ho. Finnart Patten & Marshall, writers, 8 Cathcart square Patten, Charles, mariner, 33 Nicholson street Patten, Henrj Tower, writer, of Patten S Marshall House, Finnart Patten, Hugh M., of Pattens & Co. House, Finnart Pattens & Co., sugar refiners and merchants, Baker st. Patten, James, of Pattens & Co. House, Finnart PATRICK, Adam, & Co., boot and shoemakers, 36 Hamilton street f Patrick, Andrew, engineer, 15 Arthur street Patrick, David, fireman, 38 Sir Michael street Patrick, David, porter, at Macfie^ Graham i? Co.'s, 12 William street Patrick, Joseph, late djer, 4 Kilblain street Patrick, William, engineer, 10 Baker street PATTISON, Robert, 1 Crawfurd street PAUL, Colin, plasterer, 9 Ljndoch street. Yard, Springkell street Paul, Daniel, cloth merchant, 42 Shaw street. Ho., do. Paul, Edward, late shipmaster and feuar, 29 Brougham street Paul, George, saddler, 36 Cathcart street. House, 44 Inverkip street Paul, John, watchman, 15 Arthur street Paul, John, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Vennel Paul, Lachlan, labourer, 5 Kilblain street Paul, Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 66 Dalrjmple street Paul, William, spirit dealer, Longwell close Paul, William B., of John Boag & Co. House, 29 Brougham street Paul, Miss, dressmaker, 31 Hamilton street Paul, Mrs. Robert, 77 Regent street PEACE, James, spirit dealer, 43 Ann street Peace, James, grocer, 35 Nicholson street PEARCE, Mrs., 3 Broad close PEARSON, James, lath manufacturer, St. Andrew street. House, do. Pearson, Thomas, engineer, 1 Sir Michael street Pearson, Thomas, mason, 1 Duncan street Pearson, Mrs., 29 Shaw street PEAS TON, Alexander, slademan, 35 Nicholson street DIRECTORY. 113 Peaston, Gilbert & Co., chemists and druggists, 44 Gath_ cart street PEATIB, Mis3, 89 Regent street PEDDIE, Robert, auctioneer, appraiser, and general agent, Wellington court, Cathcart square Peddie, Sparks & Co., auctioneers and valuators, 8 Cathcart square PENNEL, Joseph, sailmaker, 1 East Quay lane PEOK, Daniel, shipmaster, 3 Vennel PERRIE, Francis, engineer, 2 John street PERRY, Hugh, cooper, 30 Inverkip street PERKINS, William, mariner, 34 Dalrjmple street PETTIGREW, Hugh, carpenter, 36 Crawfurd street Pettigrew, Samuel, labourer, 32 Bast Shaw st. Pettigrew, Mrs* James, spirit dealer. East Hamilton street Pettigrew, Mrs , 3 West Quay lane P^TTY, Mrs. William, 15 Crawfurd street PHILIPS, Robert, smith, 3 Arthur street Philips, Miss, feuar, 7 East Shaw street Philips, Mrs., 46 Dalrjmple street PICKLES, Joseph, railway works. House, 49 Ann street PILKINGTON, William, eating-house, 11 East Quaj lane PILWORTH, John, coachmaker, 17 Arthur street PINKBRTON, John, carter, 3 Inverkip street PLEDGE, Philip, mate, 16 Cross-shore street PLATT, Alexander, labourer, 3 Nicholson street POLICE OFFICE, 6 Hamilton street POLLOCK, James, mason, 76 Roxburgh street Pollock, Robert, book agent, 16 Tobago street Pollock, Wright, plumber, 7 Duncan street Pollock, Miss, dressmaker, 16 Tobago street Pollock, Mrs. James, farmer, Gibbshill Pollock, Mrs., 10 Trafalgar street POLSON, Mrs., lodgings, 22 West Blackball street POOR'S RATE OFFICE, Captain street PORTER, Robert, of Kerr S Porter. House, 18 Duncan street Porter, Missi dressmaker, 3 Tobago street PORTERF ELD, Charles, shoemaker, 71 Vennel POST OFFICE, 3 Church place Li 114 DIRECTORY POTTER, Alexander, clerk, 31 Brougham street Potter, Thomas, shipowner, 31 Brougham street Potter, Miss E., milliner and lodging-house keeper, 29 Nicholson street POYNTER, John, chemist and drjsalter. Works, 18 Baker street PRATT, Alexander, joiner, 25 Arthur street PRENTICE, John and Thomas, wholesale dealers in spirits and wine, 17 Nicholson street. Ho., Mount park PRESTON, John, wine and spirit merchant, 39 Rue- end street Preston,^ Robert, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 46 Hamilton street PRIMROSE, Mrs., lodgings, 3 St. Andrew street PRICE, Hugh, labourer, 16 Vennel PRITCHARD, Mrs., 31 West Blackball street PROUDFOOT, Patrick, M., officer of Inland Revenue, 9 Captain street PROVIDENT BANK, 3 Church place PURCELL, Mrs., grocer, 3 Cowgate street Q QUEEN, James, grocer, 25 Market street Queen, Peter, fendermaker, 3 Stanners street QUIGLEY, Barnard, slater, 29 Charles street Quigley, John, flesher, 15 Vennel QUIN, Francis, packman, 26 Market street Quin, John, spirit dealer, 26 West Burn street. Ho., 28 do. Quin, Matthew, labourer, 45 Roxburgh street R RAE, John, tinsmith, 9 Market street Rae, William, ropemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lana RAEBURN & Co., djewood manufacturers, 10 Baker street RAFF, George, accountant, house-factor, and sole agent for the Stonelaw Coal Co., 41 Cath- cart street. House, 12 West Blackball st. DIRECTORY. 115 RAILWAY Goods Depot, Chapel street Railway Station House, 25 Cathcart street RAINHAM, Timothy, coachmaker, 29 Regent street RALSTON, Alexander, shoemaker, 33 Cathcart street Ralston, Ronald, labourer, 14 William street Ralston, Mrs. William, feuar, 6 Roslin street RAMSAY, Andrew, late merchant, Clarence street Ramsay, Andrew, shoemaker, 42 Cathcart street Ramsay, David, &> Co., dyewood mills, Shaws Water Ramsay, David, sawyer, 7 Duncan street Ramsay, Hope S., clerk, 1 Carnock street Ramsay, James, engineer, 22 John street Ramsay, John, joiner, 12 Bearhope street Ramsay, John, tide waiter, 72 Roxburgh street RANDLES, Andrew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart street RANKIN, Alexander, carpenter, 4 East Shaw street Rankin, Alexander, carpenter, 18 West Blackball st. Rankin, Alexander, watch and clockmaker, 7 William street Rankin, Andrew, mason, 16 John street Rankin, Daniel, engineer, Hope place, Antigua street Rankin, Finlay, engineer, Hope place Antigua street Rankin, George, cooper, 25 Baker street Rankin, John, & Co., merchants and steamboat agents, 1 East Quay lane Rankin, Mrs. A., spirit dealer, 19 Shaw street Rankin, Mrs. D., lodgings, 10 Cartsburn street RATTRAY, John, coal merchant, Longwell close READING ROOM, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart street REDHEAD, William, shipmaster, 32 Dalrymple street REDONDO, Peter, steward, 19 Shaw street REFORMED Presbyterian Church, West Stewart street RE ID, Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 42 Ha- milton street. House, 2 Mearns street Reid, Frank, of Blair^ Beid, Reid, John, engineer, 23 Charles street Reid, John, smith, 14. John street Reid, John, clerk, Stamp office. House, 35 East Shaw street Reid, William, shoemaker, 18 Ingleston road Reid, William, cooper, 25 Sugarhouse lane Reid, Miss R,, lodgings, 29 Regent street Reid, Mrs. James, lodgings, 34 East Shaw street Reid, Mrs. James, 36 Union street Reid, Mrs. Thomas, 14 Main street, Cartsdjke RE ILLY, John, rope and rag store, 22 Shaw street Reilly, John, lodgings, 4 Highland close Reilly, Patrick, labourer, 27 Charles street Reilly, Peter, railway guard, 12 Bogle street RENTON, Thomas, cooper, 35 East Shaw street RBNNIE, David, carpenter, 13 Cartsburn street RESIDE, William, joiner, 18 West Blackball street Reside, Mrs , lodgings, 49 Shaw street RIIIND, Alexander, superintendent of Railway works, 13 Hope place, Antigua street RICHARDSON, James, shipmaster, 12 West Black- hall street Richardson, James, moulder, 8 St. Lawrence street RICHMOND, A. F., surgeon, 19 Nicholson street Richmond, Hugh, draper and milliner, 29 Cathcart st. Richmond, John, boot and shoe manufacturer, 27 Ha- milton street. Ho., 26 Charles street RIDDIRK, James, tailor, 25 Lyndoch street RIDDERICK, John, moulder. Under crescent RIDDLE, David, agent, Govan coal depot, 5 Chapel st. RINTOUL, John, joiner and vintner, 8 Inverkip st. RITCHIE, Alexander, manager of Gas Works. Ho., 33 Crawfurd street Ritchie, Archibald, mate, 30 Sugarhouse lane Ritchie, David, mariner, 50 Shaw street Ritchie, Hugh, grocer, 35 Cathcart street. House, 1 Roxburgh street Ritchie, Hugh, grocer, 42 Inverkip street Ritchie, Thomas, mariner, 30 Sugarhouse lane Ritchie, William, mason, 16 Bearhope street Ritchie, Miss M., 13 St. Lawrence street Ritchie, Mrs. Robert, feuar, 1 Salmon street Ritchie, Mrs. William, 5 Bogle street L DIRECTORY. 1 17 EOBB, Daniel, shipmaster, 1 William street Robb, Daniel, feuar, II Brisbane street ROBERTS, John, baker, II Main street, Cartsdjke ROBERTSON, Adam, gardener, 2 Newark street Robertson, Andrew, mariner, 3 Vennel Robertson, Duncan, 65 Union street Robertson, Donald, cabinetmaker, 6 Watt street Robertson, James, carpenter, 5 Under crescent Robertson, James, manager and secretary, Railway office. House, II West Stewart street Robertson, John, slater, 33 Regent street Robertson, John, baker, 10 Baker street Robertson, John, slater, I Tobago street. House, 29 Market street Robertson, John, Golden Bull Inn, 55 Shaw street Robertson, John, engineer, 5 Lyle street Robertson, John, cooper, 35 Roxburgh street Robertson, John, grocer, 63 Ann street Robertson, Lachlau, mariner, 3 Vennel Robertson, Neil, shipmaster, 46 Crawfurd street Robertson, Robert, cabinetmaker, I Carnock street Robertson, Robert, moulder, 22 Cartsburn street Robertson, Robert W., commission agent, 49 Cathcart street. House, Craigend, Gourock Robertson, Wellwood M., spirit dealer, 2 Buccleuch street Robertson, William, flax dresser, 5 Bruce street Robertson, William, smith, 16 Vennel Robertson, William, carpenter, 3 Virginia street Robertson, Isabella, 13 Dairymple street Robertson, Mrs. Captain, 27 Brougham street Robertson, Mrs. Neil, 23 Brougham street ROBINSON, Archibald, smith and farrier, cart and plough factory, 40 Vennel and 3 Cartsburn street. House, 6 Inverkip street Robinson, Daniel, the railway wine and spirit store, 26 Cathcart street. House, 13 East Quay lane Robinson, John, mechanic, 15 Baker street Robinson, William, of Robinson & JSIiven. House, 5 Union street Robinson &> Niven, drysalters and soap makers, 31 Mar- ket street RODGER, Alexander, engineer, 18 Arthur street 118 DIRECTORY. Rodger, Alexander, merchant, 4 Brougham street Rodger, Alexander, agent, Clydesdale bank, 7 Hamilton street Rodger, Alexander, ploughman, Ford Rodger, David, law clerk. House, Mount Pleasant street Rodger, James, sailmaker, 35 East Shaw street Rodger, James, accountant, 5 Bruce street Rodger, John, shoemaker, 3 Inverkip street Rodger, John, jun., merchant, 35 West Stewart street Rodger, Peter, shipmaster, 5Q Roxburgh street Rodger, William, feuar. Mount Pleasant street Rodger, Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 31 West Burn street Rodger, Miss, dressmaker, 1 1 West Stewart street ROODS, Mrs., 59 Dalrjmple street ROE, W. S., collector of customs. Ho., 9 Jamaica st. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL, 18 East Shaw street RONALD, Robert, grain merchant, Custom-house place House, 11 Mearns street ROSE, Donald, carpenter, 1 Clarence street Rose, Hugh, tailor, 44 Shaw street Rose, James, shipmaster, 10 Laird street ROSS, Corbett & Co., agents and shipowners Shannon's close Ross, Hugh, vintner, 4 Shaw street Ross, Robert, mason, 47 Inverkip street Ross, T. B., of Boss, Oorbett db Go. Ho., 2 Jamaica st. Ross, William B., boot and shoemaker, 31 Cathcart street Ross, William, wine and spirit merchant, wholesale and retail, 23 Shaw street, and 9 East Quay lane. House, Kilblain cottage Ross, William, brassfounder, 9 Bruce street Ross, William K., carpenter, 14 John street Ross, Mrs., 37 Crawfurd street Ross, Mrs,, lodgings, 34 Shaw street Ross, Mrs , 8 Cross-shore street Ross, Mrs. Daniel, feuar, 28 Tobago street ROUGVIE, James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and funeral undertaker, Melville court, 31 Ha- milton street. House, 35 Crawfurd street DIRECTORY. 119 Rougvie, John M'D., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 21 West Blackhall street ROWAN, Thomas B., & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants, 9 Inverkip street, and 6 Cartsburn street ROWLAND, William, engineer, 33 Ann street ROWELL, John, engineer, 49 Ann street ROXBURGH, James, carpenter, 12 Inverkip street Roxburgh, Robert, assistant collector of town assess- ment, 15 Baker street Roxburgh, William, carpenter, 2 Springkell street ROY, Miss, straw bonnet maker, 15 Inverkip street ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, 38 Cathcart street RUSSELL, Alexander, shipowner, 44 Brougham street Russell, David M*L., mercantile clerk, 6 Nelson street Russell, George, potato dealer, Wellington court Russell, George, engineer, 15 Stanners street Russell, James, mariner, 27 Vennel Russell, John, shipmaster, 32 Ann street Russell, John, bank porter, 3 Manse lane Russell, John, carpenter, 29 Sugarhouse lane Russell, William, wine and spirit dealer, 9 Sir Michael street. House, 3 Tobago street RUTHERFORD, George, sawjer, 15 Market street Rutherford, Henry, sugar boiler, 2 John street Rutherford, James, 4 Ann street . RYAN, Michael, broker, 13 Dalrymple street ] S SACK, William, draper, 7 Hamilton street. House, 3 West Stewart street SABISTON, Miss Jane, dressmaker, 34 Crawfurd street SALMON, Robert, writer, land factor, and insurance agent, 2 Church place. House, 10 Antigua street Salmon, James, late shipmaster, 29 Brougham street SAMSON, Mrs. William, lodgings, 63 Rue-end street SANDEMAN, John, accomptant, at James Fairrie SANDS, George, moulder, 19 Main street, Cartsdyke Sands, Hugh, policeman, 13 Dalrjmple street Sands, James, labourer, 45 Roxburgh street SAUNDERS, James, spirit dealer, 8 Shaw street. House, 59 Rue-end street SAVAGE, Peter, ropemaker, 58 Dalrjmple street SAYERS, James, cooper, 10 Sir Michael street SCHULTZ, Ralph, sugarboiler, 2 Captain street SCOTT, Alexander, sugarboiler, 1 Dellingburn street Scott, Alexander, farmer, Knocknair hill Scott, Alexander, grocer 15 Market street Scott & Anderson, silk mercers and drapers, 2 West Blackball street Scott & Co., shipbuilders, Cartsdjke Scott, Charles C, shipbuilder. House, 31 Nicholson street Scott, David, flesher, 15 Arthur street Scott, Edward, shipmaster, 42 Eldon street Scott, George, flesher, 41 Hamilton street. House, Ab- botsford place Scott, Henrj, draper, 8 Hamilton street. House, 6 West Blackball street Scott, Ivie, grocer, 9 West Blackball street. House, 12 Brisbane street Scott, James, farmer, Mains Scott, James, spirit dealer, 29 Sugarhouse lane Scott, James, spirit dealer, 44 Vennel Scott, James, cooper, 4 East Shaw street Scott, James, blacksmith, 9 East Shaw street Scott, John, carter, 36 Vennel Scott, John, carter, 39 Ann street Scott, John, of John Scott S Sons. House, Finnart Scott, John, & Sons, shipbuilders, 50 Dalrjmple street Scott, John, writer, 5 Hamilton street. House> 27 Rox- burgh street Scott, John, shipmaster, 22 Sugarhouse lane Scott, John, farmer, Hole Scott, John, cabinetmaker and spirit dealer, 29 Sugar- house lane Scott, John, farmer, Fergusland Scott, John, baker, 66 Vennel Scott, John, cowfeeder, 11 Kellj street Scott, Matthew, potato dealer, 3 West Stewart street DIRECTORY. 121 Scott, Matthew, shoemaker, 14 Cross shore street Scott, Peter, grocer, 31 Roxburgh street Scott, Robert, smith, 16 Market street Scott, Robert, flesher, 53 Vennel Scott, Robert, sugarbaker, 19 John street Scott, Robert, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton street Scott, Sinclair & Co., engineers and brassfounders, Greenock foundry. East Stewart street Scott, Walter, baker, 12 West Blackball street Scott, William, & Co., ship-chandlers, 2 West quay Scott, William, late grocer, Harvie lane Scott, Thomas, sawyer, 15 Main street, Cartsdyke Scott, Miss E., Finnart Scott, Miss E., millinery and furnishing shop, 39 Cath- cart street Scott, Mrs. James, 72 Union street Scott, Mrs. Jam9s, grocer, 3 West Stewart street Scott, Mrs. James, lodgings, 43 Cathcart street Scott, Mrs. Peter, Abbotsford place Scott, Mrs. Joseph, lodgings, 6 Roxburgh street Scott, Mrs. Robert, 26 Tobago street Scott, Mrs. William, 5 West Stewart street Scott, Mrs. William, farmer, Fergusland Scott, Mrs., 21 Roxburgh street Scott, Mrs., Auchmountain Scott, Mrs., 12 Brisbane street SCOULAR, James, confectioner, 37 Hamilton street SCRIMINGER, Charles, baker, 3 Hamilton street Scriminger, John, mason, 18 Vennel Scriminger, William, grocer, 44 Inverkip street SEAMEN'S CHAPEL, 2 West breast SEATH, John, smith, 51 Inverkip street SEATH, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 27 Nicholson street SEATON, Mrs. George, 49 Rue-end street Seaton, Mrs., 11 West breast SELLARS, Andrew, clerk, 6 Chapel street Sellars, David, mariner, 6 West Stewart street Sellars, John, cabinetmaker, 29 Hamilton street Sellars, Quintin, joiner, 3 Bearhope street Sellars, Robert, shoe manufacturer, 35 Cathcart street. House, 25 Roxburgh street Sellars, Mrs. David, mangier, 6 West Stewart street M 11?2 DIRECTORY. SEMPLE, James, draper, 13 Sir Michael street Semple, Miss Catherine, spirit dealer, 10 Vennel SERVICE, Archibald, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 24 Hamilton street. House, 6 Kilblain st. Serv ice, John, miller, Deer Park mills, Ingleston road Service, Walter, baker, 8 West Blackball street, and miller. Deer Park mill SHAND, David, late of Customs. House, 2 Spring- kell street Shand, Miss E., grocer and spirit dealer, 17 Stunners street SHANKLAND, D., & Co., merchants and agents, 21 Cathcart street Shankland, D., of D. ShanJcland S Co. House, 24 Kellj street Shankland, John, joiner, 49 Shaw street. House, 20 Ann street Shankland, Thomas, shoemaker, 18 West Blackball st. Shankland, Mrs. D., 24 Kellj street Shankland, Mrs., huckster, 9 Kilblain street SHANNON, Archibald, collector of harbour dues. House, Seafield Shannon, Patrick, sugarbaker, 4 Bruce street Shannon, Miss, feuar, 37 Brougham street SHARKEY, John, boilermaker, 33 Cathcart street SHARP, Daniel, carpenter, 32 Ann street Sharp, George, joiner, 60 Vennel Sharp, James, joiner, 44 Inverkip street Sharp, James, labourer, 12 Inverkip street Sharp, Joseph, maltman, 31 Ann street Sharp, Robert, carpenter, 5 Shaw street Sharp, Samuel, tailor, 2 Cartsburn street Sharp, William, glass and china merchant, 46 Cath- cart street Sharp, William, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane Sharp, Mrs. James, 8 John street Sharp, Mrs. John, lodgings, 27 Ljndoch street SHAW, Alexander, gardener, 50 West Blackball st. Shaw, Angus, carpenter, 18 Duncan street Shaw, Archibald, carpenter, 42 Inverkip street Shaw, Archibald, labourer, 59 Dalrjmple street Shaw, Daniel, policeman, 25 Vennel DIRECTORY. 123 Shaw, Duncan, & Son, tin and copperplate workers, ja- panners and plumbers. West Quay lane Shaw, James, joiner and glazier, 6 Charles street Shaw, James, cabinetmaker, 55 Inverkip street. Shaw, James, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close Shaw, James, policeman, 34 Charles street Shaw, John, superintendent of Steamboat quay. Ho., 17 Roxburgh street Shaw, John, carpenter, 22 East Shaw street Shaw, John, carpenter, 4 Union street Shaw, Neil, grocer, 43 Dalrymple street Shaw, Thomas, of Duncan Shaw Shields, John, grocer, 16 Market street Shields, Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Smith's lane SHIRLEY, Thos., & Co., earthenware manufacturers, Greenock pottery, Port-Glasgow road Shirley, William, of T. Shit ley Sinclair, Malcom, labourer, 33 Hamilton street Sinclair, Neil, policeman, 19 Bearhope street Sinclair, Rev. Sutherland, 36 Eldon street Sinclair, William, cork-cutter, 8 Manse lane, Sinclair, Miss, confectioner, 26 West Blackball street Sinclair, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Union street Sinclair, Mrs., 1 Clarence street Sinclair, Mrs., 8 Watt street -Sinclair, Mrs., 15 Crawfurd street Sinclair, Mrs. Peter, painter and paper-banger, 5 West Blackball street Sinclair, Mrs. Robert, feuar, Garvel Park SINNOT, James, bookbinder, 53 Roxburgh street Sinnot, Ricbard, painter, 6 Bruce street SKINNER, Mrs. George, fruiterer, 28 Catbcart street SLACK, Jobn, teacber, 18 Ann street. House, 7 Ljndocb street SLATER, James, teacber, 12 Tobago street Slater, William, keeper, Railway station SMALL, Robert, store keeper, 27 Main street, Carts- dyke SLOAN, Hannibal, pilot, 40 Dalrymple street 'SMILLIE, James, cabinetmaker, 1 Cartsburn street SMITH, Alexander, mason, 72 Roxburgh street Smith, Alexander, flesher, 33 Catbcart street. House, Cartsburn House Smith, Alexander, cartwright, 54 Dalrymple street Smith, A. & Co., cork-cutters, 38 Shaw street Smith, Andrew, shipmaster, 21 Sir Michael street Smith, Andrew, carpenter, 69 Vennel Smith, Archibald, carpenter, 9 William street Smith, David A., tailor, 10 Hamilton street Smith, Donald, gardener, 69 Vennel » Smith, Dugald, tailor and church officer, 4 Kilblain st. Smith, George, smith, 5 West Stewart street Smith, George, brassfounder, 33 Nicholson street Smith, Henry, mariner, 28 Charles street Smith, Rev. James, Free Middle Church, 11 Ardgowam square Smith, James & Sons, merchants and shipowners 17 Rue-end street Smith, James, of Mmes Smith Sc Sons, House, 33 El- don street M2 126 DIRECTORY Smith, James, jua., of James Smith S Son. House, 22 Union street mith, James shipmaster, 45Rue-end street Smith, James, sheriff officer, 1 William street Smith, James, cooper, 53 Vennel Smith, James, labourer, 61 Main street, Cartsdjke Smith, John, M.D., 22 Cathcart street. Ho., 2 Mepms street Smith, John, letter carrier, Post Office. House, 2 Ha- milton street Smith, John, moulder, 3 Arthur street Smith, John, boilermaker, 23 Lyndoch street Smith, John, B., minister, 9 Ardgowan square Smith, John, boot and shoemaker, 26 Charles street Smith, John, labourer, 4 Nelson street, Glebe Smith, John, baker, 4 Watt street Smith, Matthew, shoemaker, 4 John street Smith, Neil, spirit merchant, 24 Dalrjmple street Smith, Neil, mariner, 44 Inverkip street Smith, Owen, tailor, 5 Market street Smith, Robert, carter, 28 Crawfurd street Smith, Robert, mason, 34 Crawfurd street Smith, Robert, mason, 49 Inverkip street Smith, Robert, spirit dealer, 34 Vennel Smith, Robert, spirit dealer, 28 Shaw street Smith, Robert, cooper, 30 Sugarhouse lane Smith, Robert, cooper, 19 Bearhope street Smith, Robert, tailor, 46 Cathcart street Smith, Robert, of W. <^ B. Smith & Co. House, 46 Cathcart street Smith, Samuel, shoemaker, 12 Bogle street Smith, Samuel, tailor, 12 Hamilton street Smith, Thomas, assistant collector of Poor Rates, 32 Regent street Smith, Thomas, carter, 69 Vennel Smith, Thomas, Customhouse boatman, 13 Charles street Smith, Thomas, labourer, 12 St. Lawrence street Smith, W. & R. and Co., drapers, 16 William street Smith, William, & Co., engineers and founders, East Hamilton street Smith, William, of W. S B. Smith Smith, William, &> Son, fleshers and ham curers, 65 Rue-end street Smith, William, spirit dealer, 2 Clyde street Smith, Miss, 6 Ardgowan street Smith, Miss, teacher, 3 Market street Smith, Mrs. A., boot and shoe warehouse, 4 West Black- hall street Smith, Mrs. A,, feuar, 69 Roxburgh street Smith, Mrs. Duncan, feuar, 4 George square Smith, Mrs. Duncan, 23 Arthur street Smith, Mrs. J., sicknurse, 14 Market street Smith, Mrs. J., eating house, 11 Cross-shore street Smith, Mrs. James, Seafield Smith, Mrs. John, 19 Sir Michael street Smith, Mrs. Neil, lodgings, 7 West Stewart street Smith, Mrs. Thomas, lodgings, 46 Cathcart street Smith, Mrs. William, lodgings, 23 Vennel Smith, Mrs., 12 West Blackball street Smith, Mrs., 3 York street Smith, Mrs., 11 West breast Smith, Mrs., 9 Argjle street Smith, Mrs., 28 West Burn street Smith, Mrs., 28 Dalrjmple street Smith, Mrs., 21 Sir Michael street SOLOMON, Mrs., lodgings, 45 Rue-end street SOMBRVILLE, James, Union Bank of Scotland por- ter, 2 Church place Somerville, James, shoemaker, 30 Sugarhouse lane Somerville, James, joiner, 5 Rue-end street Somerville, James, and Son, joiners and glaziers, 49 Main street, Cartsdjke Somerville, John, tailor, 27 Hamilton street Somerville, William, joiner, 11 Rue-end street Somerville, Mrs. A., lodgings, 67 Vennel ; Somerville, Mrs. C, 19 Cathcart street Somerville, Mrs., Seafield SPARKS, Robert, joiner, 9 Arthur street SPIERS, James, sugar refiner, East Hamilton street. House, Oakfield, Ratho street Spiers, John R,, M.D., physician. Consulting rooms,^ 30 Hamilton street. House, 7 Grey place Spiers, John, M.D., physician. Consulting rooms, 12 Hamilton street. House, 63 Regent street 128 DIRECTORY. Spiers, Misses, 3 Houston street SPENCE, Daniel, spirit dealer, 56 Rue-end street Spence, George, sailmaker, 37 Nicholson street Spence, Robert, painter, 47 Inverkip street Spence, Mrs. James, 11 West Stewart street SPITTLE, Thomas, smith, Hydepark cottage, St. Law- rence street SPROUL, Joseph, labourer, 5 Market street Sproul, John, engineer, 5 Dellingburn street ST. ANDREW'S Free Church, 18 West Stewart street ST. JAMES'S Club, 27 Cathcart street ST. JOHN'S Episcopal Church, 8 Union street ST. THOMAS' Free Church, 21 Dalrjmple street STABLES, Adam,managerj of Greenock Apothecaries' Hall, 28 Hamilton street STARK, Archibald, tanner, 23 Arthur street Stark, James, of M'Ara & Stark. House, 13 Hope placOj Antigua street Stark, James, Rev., minister of Cartsdjke Free Church. House, Wood cottage STEARMONT,Thomas,forgeman,52 Dalrjmple street STEDWARD, Alexander, police sergeant, 9 Sugar- house lane STEEL, Hugh, grocer, 27 Cathcart street. House, 22 Mearns street Steel, Hugh, engineer, 1 Carnock street Steel, James, feuar, 9 Broad close Steel, Robert, smith, 8 Baker street Steel, William, clerk, Post Office STEELE, Robert, & Co., shipbuilders, 4 Rue-end st. Steele, Robert, of Robert Steele 8^ Co. Ho., Deer park Steele, Robert, jr., o/i2o6er« Steele 8^ Co, House, Deer park Steele, William, of Bohert Steele Sf Co. House, Deer park Steele, Miss, 1 East Blackball street Steele, Miss, 35 East Shaw street Steele, Mrs. James, feuar, I Bearhope street STEPHENSON, John, & Co., contractors, 56 Rue-end street STEVENSON, Alexander, joiner, 19 Ann street Stevenson, Alexander, leather warehouse, 67 Dalrjmple street. House, 37 Ann street DIRECTORY. 129 Stevenson, Archibald, mate, 21 Lyndoch street Stevenson, Charles, sculptor, 40 Inverkip street Stevenson, James, shipmaster, 45 Rue -end street Stevenson, James, carter, 28 Sir Michael street Stevenson, James, slater, 7 Market street Stevenson, James, turner, Ingleston Stevenson, John, gatekeeper, 2 East Hamilton street Stevenson, Robert, carpenter, 7 Market street Stevenson, Anne, house-keeper, Customs Stevenson, Miss, 16 Bearhope street Stevenson, Miss, lodgings, 1 Union street Stevenson, Miss, 8 Shaw place STEWART, Alexander, tailor, 4 Hamilton street Stewart, Alexander, railway porter, 13 Bearhope st. Stewart, Alexander, 17 Brougham street Stewart, Alexander, mariner, 22 Inverkip street Stewart, Andrew, feuar, 44 Eldon street Stewart, Andrew, of Andrew Stewart S Co. House, 62 Union street Stewart, Andrew, seaman, 21 Nicholson street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., merchants, 45 Rue-end street Stewart, Archibald, shoemaker, 1 Lyle street Stewart, Archibald D., surgeon, 45 Vennel. House, 44 do. Stewart, Denniston, boatman, 13 East Quay lane Stewart, Hugh, broker, 14 Dalrymple street Stewart, James & William, merchants, 10 and 12 West Burn street Stewart, James, turner, 32 Sugarhouse lane Stewart, James, Clydebank, 16 Eldon street Stewart, James, seaman, 3 Bruce street Stewart, John M., merchant, 2 Virginia street. Ho., Trinidad place, 12 Eldon street Stewart, John, joiner, 35 East Shaw street IS te wart, John R., mercantile clerk, 65 Union street Stewart, John, bootmaker, 6 Cathcart square. House, 82 Regent street Stewart, Malcom, potato merchant, 23 West Burn street Stewart, Nathaniel, shipmaster, 36 Eldon street Stewart, Robert, stationer and printer, 38 Hamilton street. House, 21 Bearhope street Stewart, Robert, sailraaker, 30 Inverkip street 130 DIRECTORY. Stewart, Robert, baron officer, Well park. Mansion- house lane Stewart, Robert, forgeman, Ladyburn Stewart, Robert, joiner, 12 Sir Michael street Stewart, Samuel, carpenter, 22 John street Stewart, Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 14 John st. St3wart, W. & J., shoemakers, 45 Cathcart street Stewart, Walter, cartwright, 21 Ann street Stewart, William, q/ /. & W. Stewart. House, St. Fillans, Largs Stewart, William, mason, 14 William street Stewart, William, feuar, 8 John street Stewart, Mrs. Andrew, Trinidad place, 12 Eldon street Stewart, Mrs. James, pawnbroker, 49 Vennel Stewart, Mrs. James, 1 Carnock street Stewart, Mrs. John, Q5 Union street Stewart, Mrs., 42 Crawfurd street Stewart, Mrs. M. C., late of Stewart hall, boarding- house keeper, Q7 Regent street. Stewart, Mrs. John, 15 lijndoch street Stewart, Mrs., 13 Nicholson street Stewart, Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Hamilton street Stewart, Miss, 9 Ljndoch street Stewart, Miss, dressmaker, 33 Charles street Stewart, Miss Catherine, 13 Hamilton street STIRRAT, James, carpenter, East Hamilton street I Stirrat, John, broker, 51 Shaw street STIRRUP, Thomas, railway labourer, 1 East Shaw street i STIRLING, Archibald, carpenter, 42 Main street, Cartsdyke Stirling, James, engineer, 14 John street Stirling, John, skipper, 21 Charles street Stirling, Mrs. Thomas, spirit dealer, 7 East breast Stirling, Miss, teacher, 25 Sir Michael street Stirling, Mrs., 2 Salmon street STITT, John, engineer, 12 St. Lawrence street STOCKS, James, clerk, 24 Charles street STONE, Robert, mariner, 27 Vennel STORE R, James, compositor, 24 Crawfurd street STOREY, Arthur, brewer, 26 West Burn street STORMS, David, steamboat-master, 8 Chapel street STRONG, Thomas, shipmaster, 32 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 131 STRONACH, James, mariner, 55 Rue-end street STUART, Alexander, commission merchant and in- surance agent, 10 Shaw street. House, 3 Eldon street STUBBLES, John, mariner, 17 East Quay lane STUDD, John, mate, 58 Dalrjmple street SUMMERS, John, locker, 18 Tobago street SUNTERS, William, carpenter, 6 West Stewart street SUTHERLAND, Alexander, engineer, 4 John street Sutherland, Alexander, carpenter, 13 Cartsburn street Sutherland, Daniel, pilot, 19 Shaw street Sutherland, Daniel, steamboat master, Wellpark, Man- sionhouse lane Sutherland, John, clerk, 5 East Blackball street Sutherland, Porteous, mariner, 59 Dalrjmple street Sutherland, Robert, spirit dealer, 13 Cathcart street Sutherland, William, labourer, 23 Main st., Cartsdyke SUTTIE, Robert, mariner, Ladyburn Suttie, Thomas, smith, gratemaker, and bell-hanger, 18 Cathcart street. House, 16 do. Suttie, Mrs. Capt., Port- Glasgow road SWAN, Allan, writer, 2 Church place. House, 21 Brougham street Swan, Robert, shipmaster, 97 Regent street Swan, Robert, flesher, 13 Vennel, 53 Shaw street and 31 Roxburgh street Swan, Robert, smith, 11 Ana street Swan, William, slater, 5 Sir Michael street. House, 9 Laird street Swan, Miss, 30 Nicholson street SWEENEY, Ambrose, flesher, 5 William street Sweeney, Hugh, labourer, 12 Dairymple street Sweeney, Charles, flesher, 12 Dalrymple street Sweeney, Mrs., 11 West breast SWORD, Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 20 West Burn street. House, 26 Eldon street Sword, James, shoemaker, 51 Roxburgh street Sword, John, spirit dealer, 53 Roxburgh street SYMINGTON, William, superintendent, Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway. House, 13 Bogle street Symington, John, wright, 14 Sugarhouse lane. Ho., 68 Roxburgh street 132 DIRECTORY. T TAILORS' House of Call, 16 Market street TAIT, Alexander, late shipmaster, 5 Captain street Tait, Robert, shipmaster, 5 Captain street Tait, Robert, tailor, 4 Kirk street, Glebe TANNOCK, Quintin, plasterer, Harvie lane. House, 4 Bearhope street TARBET, William, joiner, 2 Bruce street TASKER, James, of James Hunter <^ Co. House, 40 Union street Tasker, Andrew, of James Hunter S Co. House, 40 Union street Tasker, David, of James Hunter TBLFER, Miss, dressmaker, 48 West Blackball street Telfer, Mrs., 3 Salmon street TENNANT, John, spirit dealer, 28 Market street TEULON", James, shipmaster, 17 Roxburgh street TUELON, John H., Greenock coffee-room keeper and registrar of births and deaths, 2 Cathcart square. House, 6 Roxburgh street Teulon, Mrs. L., lady's nurse, 11 Ann street TEMPERANCE Coffee-house, 8 Cathcart square THEATRE ROYAL, 3 Mansion-house lane THOBAVEN, John, sugarboiler, 38 Sir Michael street THOMAS, Francis, tailor, 40 Shaw street THOM, Charles, grain-weigher and spirit dealer, 3 West Quay lane Thorn, William, fish and oil merchant, 20 Hamilton st. THOMSON, Adam, teacher, 36 Sir Michael street Thomson, Alexander banker. House, Caddlehill Thomson, Alexander, smith, 32 Ann street Thomson, Alexander, blacksmith, 43 Ann street Thomson, Archibald, labourer, 10 West breast Thomson, Archibald, joiner, Under crescent Thomson, Charles, engineer, 15 Shaw street Thomson, Charles, clerk, 4 Watt street Thomson, Donald, of Thomson Thomson, Lacblan, sawyer, 30 Dalrjmple street Thomson & Mitchell, wrights, 3 Tobago street Thomson, Peter, sugarboiler, 10 Bogle street Thomson, Kobert, watchmaker, 1 William street Thomson, Robert, Observatory, Ford road Thomson, Robert Gr., shipmaster, 1 1 Bank street Thomson, Samuel, builder. Mount Pleasant Thomson, Samuel, joiner and funeral undertaker, 14 Ann street. House, 43 do. Thomson, Thomas, builder, 4 Kilblain street Thomson, Thomas, smith, 15 St. Lawrence street Thomson, Thomas, jun., builder, 95 Regent street Thomson, William, manager and proprietor Hill-end Private Asylum, Hillend villa Thomson, William, shipmaster, 29 Cathcart street Thomson, William, 7 William street Thomson, William, sawyer, 32 Sugarhouse lane Thomson, William, baker, 7 W^est Stewart street Thomson, William, engineer, 22 John street Thomson, William, mason, 4 Bruce street Thomson, William, engineer, Port-Glasgow road Thomson, William, dyer, 5 Crawfurd street Thomson, Miss, straw hat maker, 24 Bank street Thomson, Miss, dressmaker, 13 West Stewart street Thomson, Mrs. David, 6 Ann street Thomson, Mrs. Daniel, 10 Kelly street Thomson, Mrs. Dugald, 4 Ann street Thomson, Mrs. James, 34 Charles street Thomson, Mrs. James, 33 Nicholson street Thomson, Mrs. Neil, 23 Brougham street Thomson, Mrs. Thomas, sen., feuar, 1 Ardgowan square^ Thomson, Mrs, William, huckster, 61 Vennel v" Thomson, Mrs. William, 5 Bruce street Thomson, Mrs. William, staymaker, 13 West Blackball ; street I Dalrymple street Thomson, Mrs. 59 I Thomson, Mrs. 25 Charles street ; Thomson, Mrs. 7 William street \ Thomson, Mrs. 8 West Burn street ; Thomson, Mrs. 20 Cathcart street THORBURN, James, carpenter, 9 John street Thorburu, Samuel, moulder, 19 Main street, Cartsdyke Thorburn, W, & J., coachbuilders, 60 Vennel DIRECTORY. 135 THORNE & Curtis, Distillery stores, 7 Manse lane Thorne, Robert, of Thome S Curtis. House, Green^ bank THRIESHIE, James, coach painter, 9 Arthur street TIERNEY, Francis, tailor, 3 Manse lane Tiernej, John, boot and shoemaker, 49 Cathcart st. House, 77 Regent street Tierney, John, spirit dealer, 2 William street TILLERY, Andrew, gardener and botanist, 16 East Quay lane Tillery, Thomas, gardener, 34 West Burn street -TILLEY, Patrick, labourer, 8 Manse lane TILLIE, John, mariner, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke TODD, George, & Co., merchants and agents, 21 Shaw street Todd, George, of George Todd S Go. House, 8 Shaw place Todd, John, cooper, 16 West Burn street. House, 17 Union street Todd, Mrs. George, 28 Ann street Todd, Margaret, grocer, 5 Dellingburn street TOOTH, Richard, steward, 76 Roxburgh street TOPPAY, John, chairmaker, 25 Charles street TOUGH, Alex., & Sons, rope manufacturers, Clyde Ropework, Regent street. Store, 3 East breast Tough, Alexander, of Alex. Tough & Sons. House, 7 Lyle street Tough, Alexander, cooper, 28 Charles street Tough, John, roperaaker, 1 Lyle street Tough, William, carpenter, 38 Hamilton street Tough, Mrs. Berry, feuar, Hope place, Antigua street TOY, William, dealer, 6 Dalrymple street TRAVERS, James, rag merchant, 2 Vennel TRAPPS, William, tidewaiter, 2 Lyle street TRENCH, Mrs. George, 37 Nicholson street Trench, Mrs., 3 Hamilton street TRUE LOVE, Mrs., general warehouse, 7 Cathcart st. TULLOCH, Robert H., shipmaster, 13 Mearns street TuUoch, Mrs., grocer and boarding-house keeper, 15 Dalrymple street TULLY, Patrick, sugarbaker, 25 Baker street TUDOR, Capt. John, R.N., 4 Mearns street 136 DIRECTORY. TURNBULL, Mrs. Thomas, washer and dresser, 71 Vennel TURNER, Archibald, labourer, I Arthur street Turner, Coll James, merchant, 15 West Blackball st. House, 1 Ardgowan street Turner, Douglas, of Campbell <& Turner. House, 27 Nicholson street Turner, Duncan, joiner, 3 Salmon street Turner, James, jun., writer, 28 Hamilton street. Ho., 32 Eldon street Turner, John, baker, 28 Stanners street Turner, John, tinsmith, 15 Inverkip street Turner, Robert, labourer, 13 St. Lawrence street Turner, Samuel, shoemaker, 31 Main street, Cartsdjke Turner, Thomas, agent for Rojal Bank. House, Bel- trees, Union street Turner k, M'Kellar, writers, 2 Church place Turner, Mrs. Andrew, spirit dealer, 18 Market street Turner, Mrs. John, 21 Sir Michael street Turner, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 39 West Blackball st. Turner, Mrs., 27 Nicholson street T WE DOLE, James, draper, 6 Ljle street TWIGG, Edward, gunmaker, 33 Hamilton st. House, Inverkip street U UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, 1 Hamilton street UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, George square United Presbyterian Church, 22 Nicholson street United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union street United Presbyterian Church, 22 Sir Michael street URIE, James, carpenter, 6 East Quay lane URQUHART, H. R., accountant and house factor, 20 Mearns street Urquhart, Robert, shoemaker, 8 John street Urquhart, Mrs. James, 33 Cathcart street V VANDALLE, Charles, carpenter, 11 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 137 Vandalle, Mrs., 11 Cathcart street VINCENT, Thomas, coaohmaker, 25 Lyndoch street VIRTUE, Alexander, labourer, Brachelston VIVIAN & Sous, copper stores, 41 Rue-end street W WADE, Robert, mariner, 32 Sugarhouse laa« WADBY, William, fireman, 3 Vennel WAILER, John, engineer. Under crescent WALKER, Andrew, spirit dealer, 21 Rue-end street Walker, Andrew, labourer, 8 John street Walker, Charles, sawyer, 8 Hamilton street Walker, David, & Co., clothiers and outfitters, 9 Wil- liam street Walker, David, of D. Walker i) Co. House, 13 West Stewart street Walker, David, flesher, 33 West Burn street. House, ditto • Walker, Dugald, spirit dealer, 28 Crawfurd street Walker, George, spirit dealer, 27 Rue-end street Walker, Hugh, of John Walker (b Go. House, 2 Nel- son street Walker, James, mason, 50 Eldon street Walker, John, & Co., sugar refiners, 9 Nicholson street Walker, John, of John JValker db Go. House, George square Walker, Joseph, mariner, 49 Shaw street Walker, Robert S , flesher, 29 Hamilton street, and 39 Shaw street Walker, Samuel, carpenter, 17 Arthur street Walker, William, spirit dealer, 43 Inverkip street Walker, William, grocer, 8 East Shaw street Walker, William, labourer, 14 Market street Walker, Miss, 4 George square Walker, Miss, sempstress, 18 Vennel Walker, Miss, teacher, 5S Vennel Walker, Miss, dressmaker, 37 Nicholson street Walker, Mrs., 15 West Stewart street Walker, Mrs. James, lodgings, 16 Tobago street K'2 138 DIRECTORY Walker, Mrs. James, 38 Hamilton street Walker, Mrs., 15 West Stewart street Walker, Mrs., spirit dealer, 50 Eldon street Walker, Mrs., sick nurse, 8 East Shaw street WALLACE, David, joiner, 13 Cross-shore street Wallace, James, M.D., physician, 5 Hamilton street. House, 25 do. Wallace, William, shipmaster, 24 Bank street Wallace, William, carpenter, 3 Vennel Wallace, William, labourer, Ingleston Wallace, Miss, 44 Crawfurd street Wallace, Mrs. William, Buck Head Inn, 25 Hamilton street Wallace, Mrs. William, baker, 3 West Blackball street Wallace, Mrs. Robert, crape dresser, 16 Cross-shore street WALSH, Andrew, engineer, 11 St. Andrew street Walsh, Mrs., 14 West Blackball street WALTON", Ullrick, of Customs, 7 Kelly street Walton, Mrs., lodgings, 7 Market street WARD, John, green market, 42 Vennel Ward, William, shoemaker, 32 Sugarhouse lane WARDEN, David, nailer, 6 Inverkip street Warden, Robert, baker, 30 Cathcart street Warden & Marshall, drapers and clothiers, 30 Hamilton street Warden, Peter, of Warden & Marshall. House, Mur- diston Warden William, coal agent, and vegetable pill maker, 39 Hamilton street Warden, Mrs. Ivie, farmer, Finnart Warden, Mrs. farmer, Murdiston WARNOCK, Archibald, feuar, 6 Charles street Warnock, James, boatman, 13 llamilton street WAS SON, Mrs. lodgings, 40 West Burn street WATSON, Alexander, farmer, Cornhaddock Watson, Alexander, hammerman, 8 East Shaw street Watson, D., spirit dealer, 13 East Quay lane Watson, David, joiner, 27 Lyudoch street Watson, David, carpenter, 2 John street Watson, Frederick, hairdresser, 39 Dalrymple street Watson, James, ironmonger, and ship chandler, 15 Rue- end street. House, I Kelly street DIRECTORY. 139 Watson, James, moulder, 17 Arthur street Watsobv James, labourer, 48 West Blackball street Watson, James, broker, 3 Taylor's close Watson, John, carpenter, 21 Nicholson street Watson, John, feuar, 17 Arthur street Watson, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 7 Cathcart streets House, do. Watson, Thomas, jun., boot and shoemaker, 16 Cathcart street Watson, Thomas, sailmaker, 71 Yennel Watson, Thomas, mason, 1 Open shore Watson, William, shawl merchant, 35 Hamilton street Watson, Miss, feuar, 11 West Stewart street WATT, Alexander, brassfounder, 8 East Blackball street Watt, James, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 27 Main street, Cartsdyke Watt, James, shipmaster, 24 Bank street Watt, Moses, labourer, 2 Roslin street Watt, William, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Main street, Cartsdjke. House, 55 Regent street Watt, Miss, 55 Regent street Watt, Misses, Finnart WEBSTER, John, engineer, 20 Ingleston road WE DDE L, Misses, confectioners and dealers in wines, Steamboat quay and Railway station. Ho., 2 Watt place Weddel, Mrs., furnishing shop, 29 West Blackball street Weddel, Mrs., milliner, 29 Boyd place WEIR, Alexander, engineer, 9 John street Weir, Alexander, seaman, 5 Market street Weir, Alexander, ropemaker, 1 York street Weir, Allan, law clerk. West Blackball street Weir, Archibald, clerk, 16 William street Weir, Andrew, teacher, Vyestern Academy, 2 Union street. House, 27 Nicholson street Weir, Donald, spirit dealer, 57 Dalrymple street , Weir, Duncan, carpenter, 10 Shannon's close Weir, Duncan, carpenter, 25 Lyndoch street Weir, Duncan, baker, i 1 Cartsburn street Weir, Duncan, & Co., merchants and agents, 67 Rue-end street 140 DlllECTORY. Weir, Duncan, of D. Weir <& Co. House, 8 Brougham street Weir, Georj^e, millwright, 8 Baker street AVeir, Jaraes^ plumber, I West Burn street Weir, James, joiner, 18 West Blackhall street Weir, John, hammerman, 19 Shaw street Weir, John, smith, 15 John street Weir, John, carpenter, 23 Dalrymple street Weir, Thomas, plumber, 26 Ann street Weir, Thomas, joiner, 25 Vennel Weir, William, cabinetmaker, 3 Bank street Weir, Miss, muslin agent, 13 West Stewart street Weir, Mrs. John, 31 VVest Burn street Weir, Mrs., 35 W^e.st Blackhall street Weir, Mrs., 35 Crawfurd street Weir, Mrs., 28 Cathcart street Weir, Mrs., lodging?;, 21 Charles street Welsh, James, accountant, 29 Brougham street ^elsh, James, rope and rag dealer, 47 Shaw street ^elsh, James, engineer, 3 St. Andrew street Welsh, John, M., clerk, 29 West Blackhall street Welsh, John, policeman, 2 Buccleuch street Welsh, Mary, milliner, 33 Ann street WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL, 11 Tobago street WESTERN SAW IV11LL CO., Bay of Quick WEST, Benjamin, of Nicol <&^ West. House, 15 Kellj street WEST PARISH CHURCH, Nelson street West Free Church, Ardgowan street WHARTON, John, 1 Shaw place Wharton, Mrs. J., I iShaw place WHINNIE, Hugh, joiner, Clyde Forge WHIRDIE, James, moulder, 18 John street WHITEHEAD, W C, of Lyle White, Archibald, smith, 10 Baker street White, George, manufacturer, 5 Hamilton street White, George, baker, 27 Market street White, James, railway policeman. Nelson street White, Joseph, coachmaker, 7 Under crescent White, John, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton street. House, 7 Inverkip street White, Peter, shipmaster, 39 Ann street White, Peter, grocer, 45 Vermel White, Mrs., 4 West Quay lane White, .Vt'rs., straw hat maker, 38 Hamilton street WHIT HAM, James, foreman wool sorter, 49 Ann street WIGGINS, James, tailor, 8 Manse lane WIGHT, Robert, sheriff-officer, 4 Tobago street WILKIB, John, smith and farrier, Q5 Dalrjraple street Wilkio, Mrs. Daniel, lodgings, 26 Market street WILKINSON, John, engineer, 1 Ljie street Wilkinson, Mrs. William, 19 Brougham street WILLIAMS, Andrew, smith, 1 Carnock street Williams, John, pilot, 9 Cross-shore street WILLIAMSON & GLASSFORD, writers, 16 William street Williamson, George, procurator-fiscal for Lower Ward of Renfrewshire. Office, 6 Hamilton street. House, Williamson street Williamson, George, jun , of Williamson S Glassford. House, 7 Ardgowan street Williamson, Robert, sluber. Woollen mill, 43 Ann street Williamson, Mrs., 48 Dalrjmple street WILLIE, Mrs., 10 Hamilton street WILLIS, Mrs. David, 3 Market street WILSON, Alexander, mason, 76 Roxburgh street Wilson, Alexander, engineer, 19 John street Wilson, Archibald, joiner, 30 Nicholson street Wilson, Daniel, shipowner, 16 William street Wilson, Edward, grocer and salt merchant, 13 Market street. House, 37 Ann street Wilson, Gabriel, mason, 1 Bruce street Wilson, James, cooper, 27 West Burn street. House, 8 Kelly street Wilson, James, mariner, 14 Brougham street I i 142 DIRECTORY. Wilson, Jaraes, shoemaker and church officer, 11 East Shaw street Wilson, John, cooper, 26 Vennel Wilson, John, cooper, 5 Under crescent Wilson, John, labourer, 57 Main street, Cartsdyke Wilson, John, baker, 16 Ann street Wilson, John, mariner, 35 Cathcart street Wilson, John, shipping agent, Waterloo cottage, Ann street Wilson, John, smith, 1 Salmon street Wilson, John, baker, 31 Vennel. House, do. Wilson, John, grocer, 21 Market street. House, 41 Ann street Wilson, Rev. Robert, A M., 2 Nelson street Wilson, Robert, brassfounder, 16 Sir Michael street Wilson, William W., merchant, 52 Union street Wilson, William, mariner, 50 West Blackball street Wilson, William, spirit dealer, 2 East breast Wilson, Misses, confectioners, 12 Ann street Wilson, Mrs. A., 16 William street Wilson, Mrs. Archibald, 52 Union street Wilson, Mrs. John, 17 Jamaica street Wilson, Mrs. James, 30 Inverkip street Wilson, Mrs., farmer, Cornhaddock Wilson, Mrs., 2Q West Burn street Wilson, Mrs., 18 Inverkip street WINKS, Alexander, clerk, 15 Antigua street Wingate, A,, & Co., chemical manufacturers, Baker st. Wingate, Alexander, of A. Wingate Wood, Joseph, weaver, 37 Vennel Wood, Robert, sculptor, opposite Cemetery gate Wood, Thomas, engineer, Under crescent Wood, Miss, feuar, 7 George square Wood, Mrs. William, lodgings, 7 East Quay lane WONSPIER, Thomas, mariner, 6 Dalrjmple street WORKMAN, David, 2S West Burn street Workman, James, late farmer, Ford WRAY, William, mariner, 9 Tobago street WREDE & Co., sugar refiners, Cartsburn street Wrede, Lear, of Wrede <^ Go. House, Southhill Wright, Gilbert, tailor, 7 Cross-shore street Wright, John, feuar, 26 Arthur street Wright, Robert, writer, 4 Bogle street. House, 20 Bank street Wright, Thomas, draper's assistant, 27 Roxburgh street Wright, William, chimney sweeper, 7 Cowgate street Wright, Miss, 27 Roxburgh street WYLIE, Claud, smith, 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Wylie, James, wine and spirit merchant, Harvie lane Wylie, John, criminal oiSicer, 15 Bearhope street Wylie, John, carder, 25 Lyndoch street Wylie, John, painter, 1 East Quay lane. House, 21 Sir Michael street Wylie, John, mason, 24 Ann street Wylie, Joseph, cowfeeder, 38 Inverkip street Wylie, Robert, painter, 32 Inverkip street Wylie, Robert, cowfeeder, 43 Inverkip street WYSE, Alexander, confectioner, 32 Hamilton street Wyse, James, confectioner, 29 Hamilton street. Ho., ditto YARROW, George, engineer, Cartsburn hill Yarrow, Thomas, railway manager, 13 Bogle street YARWOOD, James, shoemaker. East Hamilton street YEATS, John, & Co., tobacco manufacturers, 66 Rue- end street Yeats, Marion, spirit dealer, 37 Rue-end street 144 DIRECTORY. Yeats, Mrs. James, 5 Dellingburn street YORSTEN, William, boatbuilder, 1 Duncan street YOUNG, Alexander, mason, 12 East Quay lane Young, Alexander, eating-house keeper, 9 East Quay lane Young, Alexander^ labourer, 33 Regent street Young, Andrew, master topper, Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh street Y'oung, George, carpenter, 26 Market street Young, Hugh, chain warper, Drumfrocher road Young, Stewart, spirit dealer, 12 Vennel Young, William, grocer, 44 Hamilton street. House, 28 West Blackball street Young, William, provision merchant, 39 Hamilton street Young, Miss B,, feuar, 66 Vennel Young, Miss Margaret, 16 William street Young, Mrs. Alexander, 4 Tiyle street Young, Mrs. William, 4 Watt street Young, Mrs. William, 1 Bearhope street YOUNGER, Thomas, joiner, 8 Ann street YUILL, Archibald, writer. Office, 46 Cathcart street, House, 21 Union street YUILLE, John, smith, 7 St. Lawrence street DIRECTORY. 145 TEADES AND PROFESSIONS, CLASSIFIED AND AERANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. ACCOUNTANTS. Dawson, Jonathan, 6 Chapel street Duncan &, Hogg, 24 Gathcart street Dyall, Peter R., (and house factor), 45 Gathcart street Johnston, Daniel, jr., (and measurer and house factor,) 20 Gathcart street Kerr, Alexander, 38 Sir Michael street Lang, Alexander, 38 Hamilton street M'Leod, Aulay, 3 Market street M'Leod, Duncan T., 41 Hamilton street M'Leod, John, 41 Hamilton street Raff, George, (and house factor,) 41 Gathcart street Rodger, James, 5 Bruce street Shearer, William, (and sheriff officer,) 4 Watt street Thomson, John, 23 Kelly street Urquhart, R. H., (and house factor,) 20 Mearns street AGENTS. Dunlop, R., (for London Docks,) 11 Sugarhouse lane Ferguson, D., & Go., (ship and insurance) 21 Nichol- son street Jessamine, Alexander, 9 West Stewart street M'AUister, A., (steamboat) Gustomhouse place M'Kenzie, Archibald, (Liverpool traders) West quay M'Kinlay, Daniel, (bottle,) 18 Hamilton street ARCHITECTS. Dempster, James, 4 Mansion-house lane ARTISTS. Baird, John, 56 West Blackball street Carsell, Thomas, 33 Grawfurd street Clark, William, 2 Gross-shore street M 146 DIRECTORY. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. Cameron, John, 10 and 12 Cross-shore street Herriot, John, 79 Regent street Mays, William, 10 Dalrjmple Peddie, Sparks & Co., 8 Cathcart square BAKERS. Blair, David, 45 Cathcart street Brown, Robert, 12 Ann street Collins, William, 48 Shaw street Currie, Gilbert, 35 Vennel Davie, George, 11 Hamilton st. and 23 Dalrymple st. Fleming, Robert, 25 Nicholson street Fleming, Robert, jr., 31 Cathcart street Galbraith, John, 26 Charles street Hair, Henry R., 16 Cathcart street Martin, Robert, & Co., 45 Hamilton street Miller, Robert, 5 Hamilton street Moffat, Thomas, 21 Vennel Montgomery, Donald, 12 West Blackball street Muir, Allan, jr., 19 Hamilton street Muir, Neil, 5 William street Muir, Robert, 26 Shaw street McAllister, Andrew, 25 Hamilton street M'Allister, John, 31 Hamilton street M'Kenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end street and 46 Hamil- ton street M'Kenzie, Robert, 39 Hamilton street M'Nab, Peter, 40 Shaw street Orr, John, 55 Main street, Cartsdyke Orr, John, jun., 5 Rue-end street Roberts, John, 11 Main street, Cartsdyke Scott, Walter, 12 West Blackball street Service, Walter, 8 West Blackball street Scriminger, Charles, 3 Hamilton street Turner, John, 28 Stanners street White, George, 27 Market street Wallace, Mrs. William, 3 West Blackball street Warden, Robert, 30 Cathcart street Weir, Duncan, 11 Cartsburn street Wilson> John, 16 Ann street BANKERSi (See Appendix.) DIRECTORY. 147 BIRD AND ANIMAL STUFFERS. Harris, Thomas, 9 William street Saunders, James, 8 Shaw street BLACKSMITHS. Allan, George, jmn,, (and brass founder,) 12 Springkell street Baxter, Archibald, 1 Charles street Boag, John, & Co., 4 Charles street Boag, Robert, 55 Shaw street Colquhoun & Ainslie, 31 Hamilton street Johnstone, A. & J., (and bell-hangers,) 50 Vennel Johnston, Daniel, 20 Cathcart street and 19 Shaw st. Love, Andrew, (and farrier,) 50 Rue-end street M'Arthur, Duncan, 5 East Blackball street M'Vicar, Robert, jr., 8 Shaw street Neilson, John, (and nailerj 9 Tobago street Robinson, Archibald, (and farrier, and cartwright) 40 Vennel and 3 Gartsburn street Suttie, Thomas, (and bell-hanger and grate-maker,) 18 Cathcart street Wilkie, John, (and farrier,) 65 Balrjmple street BOOKBINDER. Campbell, Colin, 43 Cathcart street BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Baird, Robert A., 41 Cathcart street Dillon, Peter, 50 Shaw street Griffith, Patrick, 34 Shaw street Hislop, John, 29 Cathcart street Innes, William, (and librarian,) 40 Hamilton street Johnston, William, 44 Hamilton street Kerr, James, 17 Hamilton street Laing, Andrew, (and bookbinder,) 49 Cathcart street Lamont, James, 34 Shaw street Lennox, John, (and printer,) 40 Hamilton street Morrison, John, & Sons, (paper rulers, bookbinders and librarians,) 6 William street, 21 Hamilton street, and 67 Rue-end street M'Kelvie, James, (and librarian,) 7 Hamilton street Owen, Mrs. James, 30 Cathcart street Stewart, Robert, (and printer,) 28 Hamilton street 148 DIRECTORY. BLOCKMAKERS. (See also Wrights.) Hutcheson, James, West Quay lane Orr, Joseph, (and joiner,) 37 Dalrjmple street Orr, William, (and joiner,) 8 Cross-shore street BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS. Adamson, William, 7 West breast Armour, Matthew, 11 Charles street Baird, James F., 33 Hamilton street Barclay, John, 26 Inverkip street Blair, Thomas, 26 West Burn street Brodie, John, 8 William street Buchanan, Malcom, & Son, 46 Cathcart street Campbell, Archibald, 47 Main street, Cartsdyke Campbell, Neil, 5 Market street Campbell, Peter, 58 Vennel Carsewell, Robert, 12 Inyerkip street Cunningham, Robert, 23 Arthur street Curiie, Duncan, 4 Buccleuch street Dunbar, Alexander, 2 East Shaw street Grieves, Alexander, 1 Inverkip street Guthrie, Robert, 15 Arthur street Hillous, Adam, 39 Cathcart street Johnstone, Archibald, 50 Dalrymple street Kinloch, Mrs. A., 34 Hamilton street Kyle, Henry, 3 Vennel Marshall, Robert, 25 Ann street Mathieson, Neil, 36 Cathcart street Milne, James, 3 Tobago street Moody, William, 42 Cathcart street Muir, Richard, 38 Hamilton street Muir, Robert, 15 Bearhope street Muir, William, 33 Cathcart street Munro, John, 26 Charles street M'Corquodale, John, 32 Ann street M M* Naught, Duncan, 9 East Shaw street M'Neillage, Alexander, 28 Sir Michael street M*Phail, Archibald, 7 Sir Michael street M'Pherson, Archibald, 15 Hamilton street Niven, James, 11 Charles street Paterson, Charles, 31 Cathcart street Patrick, Adam, & Co., 36 Hamilton street Ralston, Alexander, 33 Cathcart street Richmond, John, 27 Hamilton street Rodger, John, 3 Inverkip street Ross, "William B., 31 Cathcart street Sellars, Robert, 35 Cathcart street Smith, John, 26 Charles street Smith, Mrs. A., 4 West Blackball street Stewart, John, 6 Cathcart sq^uare Stewart, W. & J., 45 Cathcart street Tierney, John, 49 Cathcart street Turner, Samuel, 31 Main street, Cartsdyke Watson, Thomas, 7 Cathcart street Watson, Thomas, jun,, 16 Cathcart street BOATBUILDERS. Cameron, Duncan, 4 East Blackball street Clark, Lachlan, Clyde street Lyle, Thomas, 35 Rue-end street M'Donald, John, 9 Virginia street M'Gregor, Nicol & Robert, 17 Rue-end street Orr, Thomas, 21 Rue-end street Orr, William, & Co., St. Andrew street BRASSFOUNDERS. Allan, George, jun., 12 Springkell street Buchanan, John G., (and gasfitter,) 18 Cathcart street Duff, James, (and gasfitter,) 47 Rue-end street Hunter, George, (and gasfitter,) 39 Hamilton street Lyon & Lochhead, (and gasfitters,) 2 East Blackhal 1st. BRAZIERS, COPPER AND TIN-PLATE WORKERS. Brownlie, Buchanan & Co.> (and plumbers,) 5 W^est breast Brownlie, J. & J., & Co., (and gasfitters,) 12 William st. Daskin, Mrs. James, (and gasfitter,) 27 Hamilton street Longwill, Robert, 9 Hamilton street Shaw, Duncan, & Son, West Quay lane M2 150 DIRECTORY. BREWERS, Buchanan, David, & Co., Captain street Greenock Brewery Co. «— Graham M'Farlane, 39 Nichol- street BUILDERS AND MASONS. Allison, William, 30 Crawfurd street Cram & Taylor, 60 Roxburgh street M'Donald, Hector, 7 Kelly street Smith, Alexander, 72 Roxburgh street Thomson, Thomas, 4 Kilblain street Thomson, Samuel, Mount Pleasant street Thomson, Thomas, jun., 95 Regent street Wilson, Alexander, 76 Roxburgh street BRICKLAYERS. Paterson, Malcom, 5 Mearns street Thomson, John & James, brick yard, Carnock street CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS. Archibald, William, 2 West Blackball street Black, Archibald, & Co., 32 Hamilton street Blair, Robert, 7 West Blackball street Cunningham, Robert, 1 6 West Blackball street Fisher, James, 34 Hamilton street Gunn, John, 33 West Burn street Lang, Robert, 12 West Blackball street, and 14 Kilblain street M'Naught, Thomas, 15 West Blackball street M'Pherson, Peter, 30 West Burn street Rougvie, James, (and funeral undertaker,) Melville court, 31 Hamilton street Rougvie, John M'D., 21 West Blackball street Service, Archibald, 24 Hamilton street Shaw, William, 14 Hamilton street Simpson, Robert, & Son, 3 Mansion-house lane Simpson, Robert, 20 Cathcart street CARVERS AND GILDERS. Calder, William, 6 Nelson street Christie & Co., Shaw place Lawrie & Fleming, 1 Bank street M'Gown, Robert, 8 Cross-shore street DIRECTORY. 151 CATTLE DEALER. Crawford, Robert, 6 Market street CHAINMAKERS. Scott, John, & Sons, 50 Dalrjmple street CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Alexander, James, 9 West Blackball street Broadfoot, Robert, 36 Dalrjmple street Djer, H. M., 6 Inverkip street Ferguson, Alexander, 18 Hamilton street Galbraitb, William, 63 Rue-end street Kirk, Robert, 57 Shaw street Macfarlane, John, (wholesale) 44 Cathcart street M'Gowan, Alexander, M.D., 28 Hamilton street White, John, 30 Hamilton street Peaston, Gilbert, &> Co., 44 Cathcart street CHIMNEY SWEEPER. Wright, William, 7 Cowgate street CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS. Beith, Thomas, 22 Shaw street and 11 Cartsburn st. Houston, Miss, 24 Cathcart street Hislop, Edward, 28 Hamilton street Kerr, John, 63 Vennel Sharp, William, 46 Cathcart street CIVIL ENGINEER, Burrell, George, 1 Union street CLERGYMEN. Bonar, John J., 43 Union street Brotchie, Donald, 8 Kelly street Brown, J. R., D.D., 1 Houston street Cole, Charles, 13 Union street Danaher, Francis, 20 East Shaw street Danaher, James, 20 East Shaw street Gilmour, Andrew, Martha brae Guthrie, John, A.M., 58 Union street Hutcheson, James, 5 Bogle street Laughton, William, 10 Forsjth street Leishman, Thomas, 1 Union street Morton, Andrew, Mount park, Bank street 152 DIRECTORY. M'Aulaj, Samuel, 4 Shaw plaoe M'Crae, John, 47 Crawfurd street M'Culloch, J. M., D.D., 20 Patrick street Neilson, John, 30 Eldon street Sinclair, Sutherland, 36 Eldon street Smith, James, 11 Ardgowan square Smith, John B., 9 Ardgowan square Stark, James, Wood cottage, Cartsdjke Wilson, Robert, A.M., 2 Nelson street CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS. Benzie, James, 19 Cathcart street Conway, John, 50 Shaw street Douglas, John C, 4 William street and 2 Dalrjmple st. EUard, A. J., & Co. 14 Hamilton street Ellard & Co., 16 William street Laird, William, 16 William street Moody, M., & Co., 18 Hamilton street M'Crossan, James, 7 William street M*Kellar, Duncan, 3 William street ,t?^ M'Neill, Mrs. John, 52 Shaw street Paul, Daniel, 42 Shaw street Walker, David, «& Co., 9 William street COACH AND HORSE HIRERS. King, William, & Son, White Hart Inn M* Donald, James, Tontine Hotel M'Farlane, Donald, I Jamaica street Orr, James, 23 Cathcart street COACHBUILDERS. Thorburn, W. & J., 60 High Vennel Gair, Alexander, 51 Vennel COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. Baird, R., & Son, (and iron and lime) 1 and 3 Rue-end street Brodie, George, 39 Shaw street Brymner, D. & G., (coke and briqk,) 15 East Quay lane Campbell, D. & J., Q5 Dalrymple street Campbell, Norman, Harvie lane Clachar, Thomas, 40 Main street, Cartsdyke Craig, Thomas, 4 Chapel street Darroch, John, 44 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 153 Dewar, James, 1 Bearhope street Drummond, William, 10 New Dock lane Fergus, James, 9 West breast Henry, Robert, 9 Captain street Hjndman, James, 46 Vennel Mories & Nicol, 11 East India breast M'Fie, John, 6 Buccleuch street M'Intyre, Peter, 11 Duncan street M'Lellan, Mrs. J., 5 East Quay lane RaflF, George 4 1 Cathcart street Riddle, David, 5 Chapel street Warden, William, 3 Dellingburn street COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND INSURANCE BROKERS. (See also Merchants, and also /Shipping Agents.) Alexander, James, 2 Union Court, and 43 Dalrymple street Connell, Ebenezer, & Co., 4 Ardgowan street. Glebe Ewing, Robert, & Co., 4 Bogle street Hunter, John, & Co., 1 West quay Hunter, Thomas 0., 10 William street Ker, Allan, 4 "^est quay Millar, John, & Co,, 5 West quay Munro, Andrew, & Co., West quay M*Arthur & Binnie, 23 Cathcart street Mackay, J. F., 2 Open shore M'Morland, Robert S., 21 Cathcart street Neil, John, jun., 21 Cathcart street Robertson, Robert W., 49 Cathcart street Newton, James, & Co., New Dry dock Shankland, D., & Co., 21 Cathcart street Stuart, Alexander, 10 Shaw street Todd, George, & Co., 21 Shaw street CONFECTIONERS AND PASTRY BAKERS. Anderson, George, 12 Hamilton street Breckenridge, Thomas, 25 West Blackball street Cuthbertson, David, 13 Tobago street Fleming, Miss, Railway station Hardie, James, 67 Rue-end street Higgins, A., 11 Cathcart street Secular, James, 37 Hamilton street Sinclair, Miss, 26 West Blackball street Weddell, Misses, Steamboat quay 154 DIRECTOBT. Wilson, Misses, 12 Ann street Wjse, James, 29 Hamilton street CONTRACTORS. Crawford, James, 7 Virginia street Davidson & Oughterson, Hill-end Works, Port- Glasgow road Oughterson, William, Hill-end Works Stephenson, John, & Co., 56 Rue-end street COOPERS. (Those marked * are also FisJi-curers.) *Bannatyne, James, 21 Brougham street Barr, James, 41 Hamilton street * Baxter, Robert. 10 Kilblain street Buchanan, Robert M., 18 Charles street Chisholm & Co., 12 Charles street Cowan & Dick, 3 Bogle street Dallas, Robert, 18 Duncan street Downie & M^Aulaj, 20 Vennel Gray, Donald, 52 Rue-end street Gruer, John, & Sons, 13 Taylor's close *Kelso, M. & D., 6 New Dock breast Lyle, Abram, & Sons, 6 Nicholson street *Malcolm & Co., 3 East Shaw street *M'Kellar, Alexander, 26 Charles street *M'Lean, John, 15 Sugarhouse lane *M*Phedran, Archibald, 89 Regent street *Todd, John, 16 West Burn street Wilson, James, 27 West Burn street COPPER MERCHANTS. Vivian &> Sons, 41 Rue-end street CORK-CUTTERS. Macfie, John, 15 William street M'Gregor, Mrs. A., 22 Cathcart street M'Intyre, Andrew, 23 Vennel Sinclair, William, 8 Manse lane Smith, A., & Co., 38 Shaw street Taylor, Daniel, 55 Shaw street COTTON-SPINNERS. Shaws Water Cotton Spinning Co., Drumfrocher road.^ Andrew Lindsay, acting partner I DIRECTORY. 155 CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. Campbell, William, 32 Cathcart street Martin, John, 37 Sbaw street Twigg, Edward, 33 Hamilton street DENTIST. Dowie, E. T., 27 Hamilton street DISTILLERS. Greenock Distillery Co., Tobago street DRAPERS, &c. Brown, James, jr., & Co., 15 Hamilton street Cowan, Robert, & Co., 4 Hamilton street and 10 Cath cart square Fleming & Campbell, 2 Hamilton street Hinmers, George, 6 Cathcart square Kelso, James, 6 West Blackball street I Mackie, James, 27 Cathcart street I Millar, William, & Co., 38 Hamilton street I Nicol & West, 3 West Blackball street I Park, William, 7 Hamilton street I j Richmond, Hugh, 29 Cathcart street Scott & Anderson, 2 West Blackball street I Scott, Henry, 8 Hamilton street I Semple, James, 6 Hamilton street I Smith, W. & R., & Co., 16 William street I Warden & Marshall, 30 Hamilton street I Watson, William, 35 Hamilton street I Warehouse, (late Stevenson & Co.,) 2 Church place DRESSMAKERS. (See also Milliners and Dressmakers.) Aitken, Miss Janet, 28 West Blackball street Alexander, Miss Agnes, 13 West Blackball street Boyd, Miss, 13 West Blackball street Brown, Mrs. Margaret, 35 Cathcart street Cameron, Miss Janet, 2 Kirk street Campbell, Miss, 20 East Quay lane Chalmers, Miss, 6 Watt street Clarie, Miss, 35 Hamilton street Clark, Miss, 26 Sir Michael street Cook, Miss, 22 Crawfurd street Fullarton, Miss, 33 Nicholson stree Hamilton, Miss E., 13 West Blackball street Hunter, Miss 39 Ann street 156 DIRECTORY. Hutcbeson, Miss, 1 Nicholson street Kennedy, Miss M., 1 Manse lane Kerr, Miss, 12 Tobago street King, Miss Margaret, 6 West Stewart street Lamont, Miss, 18 Kellv street Lapslej, Miss Margaret, 33 Nicbolson street Ljle, Miss, 24 Hamilton street Moffat, Miss, 1 Nicholson street Munn, Miss Janet, 1 Manse lane M* Arthur, Mrs., 21 Tobago street M'Bride, Mrs., 6 Antigua street M'Connell, Miss, 17 Brougham street M'Donald, Miss, 12 Inverkip street M'Lellan, Miss, 12 Tobago street , M'Neil, Misses, 60 Koxburgh street Niven, Miss, 13 Nicholson street Orr, Miss, 32 Tobago street Paul, Miss, 31 Hamilton street Pollock, Miss, 16 Tobago street Porter, Miss, 3 Tobago street Rodger, Miss, 11 West Stewart street Sabiston, Miss Jane, 34 Crawfurd street Sinclair, Miss, 4 Union street Stewart, Mrs., 32 Hamilton street Stewart, Miss, 33 Charles street Taylor, Miss, 13 West Blackball street Thomson, Miss, 13 West Stewart street DYERS AND RENOVATORS. Houston, Robert, 5 Crawfurd street Moffat, William, 6 Cowgate street ENGINEERS, MACHINE MAKERS AND FOUNDERS. Caird & Co., (and iron ship builders,) East Hamilto street Campbell, M'Nab & Clark, Ingleston Hastie & Weir, 6 East Stewart street Johnston, A. & W., Baker street Scott, Sinclair & Co. (and brassfounders), East Stewart street Smith, William, & Co., East Hamilton street FISH AND OIL MERCHANTS. Campbell, John, 65 Vennel Hunter, John, 17 Charles street DIRECTORY. 157 Kelso, Robert, 33 Shaw street Muir, Robert, 25 Vermel Thorn, William, 20 Hamilton street FISHMONGERS. Gallacher, Robert, 35 Hamilton street Gallacher, William, fish market Kellj, William, 4 Dalrjmple street Melvin, William, 41 Hamilton street M'Allister, Alexander, fish market FLESHERS Arbuckle, G. & M., 15 West Blackball street Arburthnot, Mrs. Robert, 1 Stanners street Bain, John, 8 East Shaw street .Beith, James, 43 Hamilton street Dick, John, 6 Inverkip street Carmichael, Andrew, 16 West Blackball street Docherty, Daniel, 47 Shaw street Fleming, James, 23 Arthur street Morrison, James, 33 Hamilton street, and 7 West Blackball street M'Aulay, James, 20 Vennel M*Callum, Alexander, 15 Tobago street M'Cann, Charles, 16 Hamilton street M'CuUoch, Alexander, 37 Cathcart street M'Intjre, Mrs. John, 47 Hamilton street M*Kechnie, Allan, 6 Sir Michael street M'Neill, John, 7 Ann street Quigley, John, 15 Vennel Scott, George, 41 Hamilton street Scott, Robert, 53 Vennel Smith, Alexander, 33 Cathcart street Smith, Wm. & Son, (and ham curers,) 65 Rue-end st. Swan, Robert, 13 Vennel, 53 Shaw street, and 31 Rox- burgh street Sweeny, Ambrose, 5 William street Sweeny, Charles, 12 Dalrymple street Taylor, Daniel, 44 Vennel Walker, David, 33 West Burn street Walker, Robert S., 29 Hamilton street i FRUITERERS. Gallacher, James, 13 William street Skinner, Mrs. George, (and gardener,) 28 Cathcart N st. 158 DIRECTORr. FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. Carricks, 38 Hamilton street Johnston, Miss, 20 Ann street Lamont, Mrs. Elizabeth, 15 East Quay lane M'Gregor, Miss, 24 Hamilton street M'Phail, James, 14 Hamilton street Scott, Miss E., 39 Cathcart street Weddeli, Mrs., 29 West Blackhall street FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. M*Gregor, Daniel, & Co., 6 West Blackhall street GARDENERS. Bain, George, 54 Eegent street Barr, John, 25 West Blackhall street Berthwick, Margaret, 10 Hamilton street Duff, Hugh, 8 East Quay lane Ferguson, James, 21 Charles street Kilpatrick, James, 28 West Burn street Livingstone, John, 26 Vennel Love, Mrs. John, Newark street Millar, Charles, Auchindarroch M'Dougall, Laehlan, 65 Ann street Niven, John, 31 Cathcart street Tillery, Andrew, (and botanist,) 16 East Quay lane Wood, John, 32 Shaw street GLAZIERS M'Gregor & M'Donald, 15 Charles street Paterson, Alexander, 15 Cathcart street GRAIN MERCHANTS. Anderson, William, 1 Watt place Campbell & Dunn, 1 Customhouse place Ewing, Angus & Co., (and provision,) 12 Cathcart st. Macaulay, John, 17 Eldon street Macaulay, Thomas, 17 Eldon street Mackay, J. F., 2 Open shore Niven, Thomas, 12 Brisbane street GROCERS. Algie, James, 24 Shaw street Algie, Matthew, 12 Hamilton st. and 17 Cathcart st. Allan & Co., 37 Hamilton street DIRECTORY. 159 Anderson, Alexander, 34 Hamilton street Anderson, William, (wholesale,) 29 Cathcart street, 66 Venn;ol, and 35 Shaw street Brown, Johr:, di Charles street Buchan, Daniel, 40 West Burn street Oameron, Kenneth, 7 Dairymple street Campbell, Peter, 12 Dalrymple street Cassels, L. S., 30 Cathcart street and 19 Hamilton st. €assels, Robert, 26 Hamilton street Chalmers, Alexander, 23 Hamilton street CJlark, Peter, Drumfrocher road €lark, John, 32 Dahymple street Crawford, John M., 30 Vennel Crawford, William, 45 Hamilton street Crawford, William L., 34 Hamilton street Dallas, Robert, 12 Ropework street Davidson, David, 25 East Shaw street Davidson, Mrs. William, 5 Hamilton street Drummond, Robert, 26 Ann street Duncan, Henry, 7 East Shaw street Duncan, Mrs. Robert, 16 Cathcart street Dunn, Andrew, 27 Rue-end street Farquhar, George, 2 Inverkip street and 50 Vennel Ferguson, Charles, 32 Shaw street Ferguson, Mrs. William, 28 Shaw street Foster, John, 13 Hamilton street Gall, David, 6 Sir Michael street 'Gall, John, 18 Tobago st., and 12 West Blackhall st. Gardner, John, 34 Vennel Gibb, John, 28 Dalrymple street M'Arthur, Hugh, 35 Hamilton street M'Ausland, John, 24 Tobago street M'Call, Archibald, 27 Hamilton street M'Call, Dugald, 9 Cathcart street M'Dermot, Alexander, 9 Rue-end street M'Fadjen, Mrs. Dugald, 6 West Stewart street M*Farlane, John A., 8 West Blackball street M'Intyre, Daniel, 42 Dnlrjmple street M'Kail, Thomas, 28 Dalrjmple street M'Kay, Alexander, 47 Shaw street M'Kirdy, John, 57 Main street, Cartsdjke M'Lean, Matthew, 20 Cartsburn street M'Naught, John, Victoria place, 7 West Blackball st, M'Queen, Daniel, 24 Tobago street M'Queen, James, 52 Shaw street Nairn, John, 67 Rue-end street and 15 Hamilton street Nairn, Thomas, 37 Cathcart street Niven, Mrs,, 97 Regent street Orr, Robert, Q5 Main street, Cartsdjke Peace, James, 35 Nicholson street Reid, Duncan, 42 Hamilton street Ritchie, Hugh, 42 Inverkip street Ritchie, Hugh, 35 Cathcart street Robertson, John, 63 Ann street Scott, Peter, 31 Roxburgh street Scott, Ivie, 9 West Blackball street Scriminger, William, 44 Inverkip street Shaw, Neil, 43 Dalrymple street Sinclair, James, 36 Shaw street Steel, Hugh, 27 Cathcart street Taylor, John, 16 West Blackball street Wilson, Edward, 13 Market street- Wilson, John, 21 Market street Young, William, 44 Hamilton street GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS. Arbuckle, John, 34 Shaw street Caldwell, John, 3 Ann street Houston, James, 10 Baker street Hutcheson, George, 61 Main street, Cartsdjke Johnston, Mrs. James, 21 Ann street Leckie, Mrs , 18 Cartsburn street Lyon, Mrs. A., 2 Tobago street Marshall, James, 61 Main street, Cartsdyke DIRECT OUT. 161 Munn, Robert, 8 Smith's lane M'Cunn, James, 14 East Shaw street M'Intosh, Mrs. Alexander, 19 Shaw street Russell, William, 9 Sir Michael street Shand, Miss E., 17 Stanners street Sinclair. John, 44 Shaw street Stewart, Thomas, 14 John street Whiteford, Robert, 59 Main street, Cartsdyke HAIR-DRESSERS. Andrew, John, (and perfumer), 8 West Blackhall st. Borland, J. C, (and perfumer), 15 William street Brown, Alexander, (and perfumer), 1 Cathcart square Brown, Elizabeth, 53 Venrlel Cochrane, Andrew, 2 Shaw street Doig, Alexander, 14 Mid breast Doig, & Son, (and perfumers), 8 Cathcart square Galbraith, John, 7 Vennel M'Leod, Aulay, 41 Hamilton street ' McMillan, John, 6 Watson's lano M'Pherson, James, (and perfumer), 41 Hamilton street Nisbet, George, 14 Taylor's close Watson, Frederick, 39 Dalrymple street Wishart, Thomas, 2 Cross-shore street HATTERS. Bain, Daniel, 16 Dalrymple street Bradley, George, 9 Hamilton street Calder, John, (and straw-hatter,) 40 Cathcart street Fulton, James, 8 William street MacFarlan, James, 26 Hamilton street M'Farlan & Co., 49 Cathcart street Neilson, John, 43 Cathcart street HOSIERS. Aitken, J. & J., 30 West Burn street Anderson, Hugh, (and glover,) 38 Hamilton street Brown, James, 39 Main street, Cartsdyke M'llwraith, William, 46 Hamilton street M'Hwraith, Miss, 23 Hamilton street HOTEL KEEPERS. Buntin, Mrs., White Hart Inn, 50 Cathcart street Miller. Thomas, George Inn, 3 East breast M'Donald, James, Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart street N2 II 162 DIRECTORY. INN AND TAVERN KEEPERS. Barwick, Henrj, Stag Inn, 19 Sugarhouse lane Campbell, Mrs. Alexander, 2 East breast Crawford, Robert, White Horse Inn, 6 Market street Donald, Mrs. Peter, 49 Shaw street Dow, Archibald, (Garrick,) 42 Cathcart street Drjsdale, Mrs. David, (Ardgowan) 20 Sugarhouse lane Duncan, Colin, Rothesaj Tavern, 12 East breast Duncan, Miss, l4 East Quay lane Gilles, Alexander, (Rose and Thistle,) Bell entry Grant, Robert, Royal Oak Tavern, 2 Cross-shore street Harris, Thomas, Museum Tavern, 9 William street Houston, William, Sir Walter Scott Tavern, 10 Hamil- ton street Hunter, Mrs. R., 7 Shaw street James, Mrs. Mary, Glasgow Tavern, 8 East breast Millar, Peter, Gardeners' Arms Inn, 5 Manse lane and 10 Market street Mitchell, James, Leith and Kincardine Tavern, 7 East breast M'Cammond, David, Wheat Sheaf Inn, 4 Church place M'Chlery, William F., Railway Hotel, 29 Cathcart st. M'Fie, Robert, Buteshire Tavern, 2 William street M'Kellar, John, Henry Bell Tavern, West Quay lane M'Kelvie, W. F., Burns Tavern, 12 Hamilton street Nimmo, John, 6 East Quay lane Paterson, George, Odd- Fellow's Tavern, 11 Market st. Preston, John, Eagle Inn, 39 Rue-end street Robertson, John, Golden Bull Inn, 55 Shaw street Turner, Mrs. Andrew, 18 Market street Wallace, Mrs. William, Buck Head Inn, 25 Hamilton street Winton, Robert, James Watt Inn, 6 William street IRON MERCHANTS. Allan, George, & Sons, Clyde Forge, Port-Glasgow road Baird, Robert, & Son, 56 Rue-end street Greenock Iron Co., 6 & 7 Customhouse place Kidston, A. G., Virginia street M' Galium, Peter, (and ironmonger,) 55 Shaw street IRONMONGERS. Ferguson, Archibald, 40 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. Fyfe, William H., 5 William street Gardner, Matthew, & Co., 10 William street Napier, John, (and smith) 3 William street Shearer, Alexander, 11 William street Watson, James, (and ship chandler,) 15 Rue-end street JAPANNER Gardner, John, 45 Cathcart street LATHSPLITTER. Pearson, James, St Andrew street MANUFACTURERS—(MISCELLANEOUS.) Aitken, Robert, (soap and candle,) 15 Charles street Duffy, Anthony, (iodyne,) Bottlework, Cartsdyke Erskine, John, (felt- work,) 94 East Hamilton street Fyfe, W. H., (paint,) 5 William street Fleming, Reid Si Co., Shaws Water Worsted Mill Houston, Robert, (woollen,) 5 Crawfurd street Poynter, John, chemist and drysalter, 18 Baker street Raeburn & Co., drysalters, 10 Baker street Ramsay, David, & Co., dyewood mills, Shaws Water Robinson & Niven, drysalters and soap makers, 31 Market street Shirley, T., & Co , (earthenware,) Greenock Pottery Wingate & Co., (chemical,) Baker street MERCHANTS AND SHIPOWNERS. (See also Commission Merchants and Shipping Agents. J Adam, Archibald, jun., 1 Rue-end street Baine & Johnstone, 5 West Blackball street Balderston, David, 69 Regent street Bannatyne, James, 21 Brougham street Blair, George, Ford cottage, Patrick street Campbell, Anderson & Co,, 2 Shaw street Campbell, Neil, 20 Margaret street Connell, Ebenezer, & Co., 4 Ardgowan street, Glebe Crawford, William, 66 Union street Gumming, J. B., 2 West quay Cunningham, John, 16 William street Cuthbert, Robert, 9 Cathcart street Cuthbert, Robert, jun., 48 Union street Dalgleish, George, 10 Trinidad place, Eldon street Dunlop, Robert, 11 Sugarhouse lane 164 DIRECTORY. Eccles, Templeton & Co., 2 Church place Erskine, llenrj, 57 Rue-end street Ewing, Angus, & Co., 12 Cathcart street Ewing, Robert, & Co., 4 Bogle street Ferguson, Duncan, Mount park Ferguson, W. &, J., Inverkip street Foulds & Bone, 11 Sugarhouse lane Gray, John, 8 Bogle street Haddow, John, & Co., 64 Main street, Cartsdyke Hamilton, James, I Cathcart street Hamlin, Thomas, & Co., 2 West quay Hercus, John, 2 West quay Hunter. James, & Co., 41 Rue-end street Hunter, John, & Co., 1 West quay Hunter, T. 0., 10 William street Johnstone, A. R., Holmscroft House Johnstone, Scott & Co., 2 Hamilton street Ker, Alan, 4 West quay Kerr, John West quay Kerrs & M* Bride, West Quay head Kincaid, Thomas, 5 Eldon street Leitch, John, West quay Lindsay, Andrew, Shaws Water Spring Co., Prospect Hill Logan, George, 34 Ann street Martin & Co., 8 William street Millar, John, & Co., 5 West quay Millar, Robert, 6 Brougham street MacCunn, John, Excise buildings M'Donald, Donald, 21 Ardgowan square M'Farlane, John, G., 36 Eldon street Macfie, Graham & Co., 12 William street M'Gill, Andrew, 79 Regent street M'Gill, Alexander, 18 Union street M'Larty, Donald, & Co. Excise buildings M'Millan, Colin, 43 Cathcart street M'Naughtan, Peter, 19 Eldon street Neill, John jun., 21 Cathcart street Oughterson, James, 38 Union street Paterson, Samuel, 9 Grey place Pattens & Co., Baker street Potter, Thomas, 31 Brougham street Rodger, John, jun., 35 West Stewart street Ross, Corbett & Co., Shannon's close DIRECTORY. 165 Russell, Alexander, 44 Brougham street Scott, John, & Sons, 50 Dalrjmple street Shaukland, D., & Co., 21 Cathcart street Smith, James, & Sons, 17 Rue- end street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., 45 Rue-end street Stewart, J. & W., 10 and 12 West Burn street Stewart, John M., 2 Virginia street Todd, George, & Co., 21 Shaw street Turnor, Coll James, 15 West Blackhall street Weir, Duncan, & Co., 67 Rue-end street Wilson, Daniel, 16 William street Wilson, William W., 52 Union street MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS Campbell & Gillespie, 16 William street Logan, John, 3 Bank street M'Leod, Evander, 4 St. Andrew square MIDWIVES. Calder, Mrs., 56 Vennel Eason, Mrs., 67 Rue- end street Menzies, Mrs., 30 Inverkip street M'Gregor, Mrs , 1 Bogle street MILLERS. Hector, James, (and grain merchant), 8 East Stewart street Hill, Matthew, (and grain merchant,) Princes street Kennedy, Mrs. Alexander, Cartsburn mill Muir & Brodie, (and grain merchants,) Baker's Mill, Baker street M'Kenzis & Walker, (and grain merchants,) Delling- burn square Service, Walter, Deer Park Mills, Baker street MILLWRIGHTS. Wood, John, 1 Dellingburn street MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. (See also Dressmakers.) Banks, Mrs. John, 32 Inverkip street Dougall, Mrs, 45 Hamilton street Fleming, Ross & Co., 4 West Blackhall street , DIRECTORY, Jessamine, Miss Catherine, 13 Hamilton street Mories, Miss, 16 Cathcarfc street j, M'Intjre, Miss, 29 Nicholson street i M'Lean, Mrs. D., 12 West Blackhall street M'Lean, Miss, 17 William street Paterson, Miss, 21 Cathcart street Potter, Miss E. 29 Nicholson street i Rodger, Miss, 31 West Burn street ^ Seath, Miss, 27 Nicholson street '' Welsh, Marj, 33 Ann street NAIL-MAKERS. Burns, J. C (and coal agent,) 35 West Burn street Gardner, Matthew, & Co., 10 William street M' Galium, Peter, 55 Shaw street M Borthwick, Margaret, 10 Hamilton street Lawson, John, & Sons, 47 Hamilton street OPTICIANS AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS. M'Gregor, Duncan, (and chart seller,) 8 William street Park, Robert, 17 William street PAINTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS Buchanan, James, 44 Shaw street, and 29 Rue-end st. Campbell, Kenneth, 13 East Quay lane Drain, Allan, jun., 30 West Burn street Ferguson, Dugald, 43 Hamilton street Horn, James, 11 West breast Leitch, John, 10 West breast McAllister, Daniel, 24 West Burn street M''Laurin, & Co., 40 Cathcart street M'Laurin, William, 1 Watt place M'Naught, John, 3 West Burn street inclair, Mrs., 5 West Blackhall street Wyllie, John, 1 East Quay lane PAWNBROKERS. Cairns, John, 6 Market street Cruthers, William, 19 Dalrjmple street Hair, William, jun., 29 Hamilton street Mays, Robert, 10 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY. 167 Millar, Alexander, 31 Vennel M'Guckin, John, 71 Main street, Cartsdjke M'Kerrow, George, 48 Shaw street O'Niell, Patrick, 29 Shaw street Stewart, Mrs., 49 Vennel PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. Auld, Charles, M.D., 3 Bank street Br>son, James, H., 67 Rue-end street Fox, John, M.D., 17 William street Henrv, Barclay, 24 Hamilton street Hill, Ninian, M.D., 17 Kilblain street Kelso, Alexander, 44 Vennel Laurie, W. L., M.D., 27 Hamilton street MacCall, T. S., M.D., 18 Union street M'Gowan, Alexander, M.D., 28 Hamilton street Mackie, James, M.D., 28 Hamilton street M'Kinnis, Thomas, 3 Hamilton street M'Lean, L., 37 Crawfurd street Richmond, A. F., 19 Nicholson street Smith, John, M.D., 22 Cathcart street Shortridge, Samuel, M.D., 7 Shaw place Spiers, John, M.D., 12 Hamilton street Spiers, John R , M.D , 30 Hamilton street Stewart, Archibald. D., 45 Vennel Wallace, James, M.D., 5 Hamilton street PLUMBERS Adam, William, «fe Co., 3 Dock breast Buie, M. & H., (and braziers,) New Dock breast Douglas and Broadfoot, 3 West breast Macfie & Bell, Dock breast POTATO MERCHANTS. Barr, Robert, 12 East India breast Killin, Samuel, 25 Bearhope street M'Loskey, Patrick, 10 Inverkip street Stewart, Malcom, 23 West Burn street PRINTERS, (LETTER-PRESS.) Blair, Joseph, 6 Broad close Campbell, William, 4 Mansion-house lane Johnston, John, (lithographic,) 8 Hamilton street Mackenzie, A. & Co., 1 Bank street Orr & LoDgwill, 15 William street 168 DIRECTORY. PROVISION DEALERS. Carchrie, James, 40 Shaw street Cowan;, Dauiel, 43 Hamilton street Cowan & Dick, 3 Bogle street Ooyle, John, 21 Cathcart streot Currie, Mrs. Matthew, 12 Cross-shore street Douglas, Malcom, 40 Cathcart street Finnie, Michael, 61 Vennel Hercus, Peter, (wholesale), West Quay lane Kelso, Robert, 33 Shaw street Muir, Robert, 25 Vennel M'Millan, Hugh, 25 Hamilton street Young, William, 39 Hamilton street PLASTERERS, Duncan, Alexander, 30 Nicholson street Paul, Colin. Yard, Springkell street . Tannock, Quintin, Harvie lane POULTERERS. Gallacher, James, 13 William street M'Connell, Mrs., 31 Hamilton street M'Lachlan, Miss, 39 Hamilton street Paterson, Robert, 4 Dalrjmple street RIGGERS, Benson, Robert, 17 Lyndoch street Benson, William, 17 Lyndoch street Groves, Stephen, 20 Ann street ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS. Brown, Robert, 24 Kelly street Gourock Ropework Company, (and sail cloth manufac- turers,) 1 Cross-shore street Leitch, Quintin, & Co., 11 West breast Orr, Hunter, & Co., West Quay lane Tough, Alexander, & Sons, 3 East breast SADDLERS. Adams, William D., 19 Cathcart street Paul, George, 36 Cathcart street DIRECTORY. 169 SAILMAKERS. Fish, Brown & Co., East breast Hamilton & Adams, 21 Shaw street Orr, Hunter & Co., West Quay lane Menzies, Alexander, 2 Virginia street Fennel, Joseph, 1 East Quay lane SCULPTOR. Wood, Robert, opposite Cemetery gate SHERIFF-OFFICERS. Crookshanks, James, 32 Charles street Wight, Robert, 4 Tobago street SHIP-CHANDLERS. Callander, Thomas, & Co., 11 West Breast Ferguson, Mrs. John, 5 West breast Fyfe, William H., 5 William street M'Pherson & Co., 8 East breast Scott, William, & Co., 2 West Quay SHIP-BUILDERS. M'Millan, James, 54 Main street, Cartsdyke Scott, John, & Sons, 50 Dalrymple street Scott & Co., Cartsdyke Simons, William, & Co., 14 Main street. Cartsdyke Steele, Robert, & Co., 4 Rue-end street SHIPPING AGENTS. Alexander, James, 2 Union Court, 43 Dalrymple st. Baine & Johnstone, 5 West Blackball street Campbell, Anderson & Co., 2 Shaw street Duncan, John, 10 East breast Eccles, Templeton & Co., 2 Church place Ewing, Angus & Co., 12 Cathcart street Ewing, Robert & Co., 8 Bogle street Foulds & Bone, 11 Sugarhouse lane Gray, John, 8 Bogle street Hamlin, Thomas, & Co., 2 West Quay Hunter, James, & Co., 41 Rue-end street Hunter, John, &> Co., 1 West quay Hunter, T. 0., 10 William street Ker, Alan, 4 West quay Kerrs & M* Bride, West quay head Kerr, John, West quay 170 DIRECTORY. Mackay, J. F., 2 Open shore Martin & Co., 8 William street Millar, John, & Co., 5 West quay Munro, Andrew, & Co., West quay M'Arthur & Binnie, 23 Cathcart street MacCunn, John, Excise Buildings M'Kenzie, Archibald, West quay Neil, John, 21 Cathcart street Newton, James, & Co., New Dry Dock Ross, Corbett & Co., Shannon's close Shankland, D., & Co., 21 Cathcart street Stewart, Andrew, & Co., 45 Rue-end street Stuart, Alexander, 10 Shaw street Todd, George, & Co., 21 Shaw street Weir, Duncan, & Co., 67 Rue-end street Wilson, John, Waterloo cottage, Ann street SICK NURSES AND KEEPERS. Arrol, Mrs. 7 Tobago street Smith, Mrs. J., 14 Market street Teulon, Mrs. L., 11 Ann street SLATERS. Anderson, Thomas, 7 East India breast Boag, James, Springkell cottage. Under crescent Gillies, Daniel, 20 Sugarhouse lane Handyside, George, 38 Vennel M'Kay, Peter, 41 Hamilton street Robertson, John, 33 Regent street Swan, William, 5 Sir Michael street SPIRIT DEALERS. (See also Grocers and Spirit Dealers and Inn and Tavern Keepers.) Agnew, Mrs. James, 53 Rue-end street Balloch, Mrs. John, 10 East Breast Banks, Thomas, 55 Vennel Barr, Robert, 12 East India breast Blair, Archibald, 33 Vennel Blair, Hugh, 3 Bell entry Blair, J., & Son, 5 Customhouse place Blancken, John, 56 Vennel Boyce, Edward, 31 Shaw street Boyd, John, 69 Vennel DIRECTORY. 171 Broadfoot, William, 29 Vennel Brodie, George, 39 Shaw street Bruce, James, 11 Hamilton street Buchanan, Duncan, 2 Mansion-house lane Buchanan, John, 34 Dalrjmple street Buchanan, Mrs. John, 1 Open shore Burton, William, 17 Shaw street Cameron, Archibald, 4 Bearhope street Cameron,^ Patrick, 1 East breast Cambage, Charles, 32 Cathcart street Carty, Mrs., 24 Dalrjmple street Cassidy, William, 64 Vennel Chalmers, Alexander, 7 West breast Collins, David, 21 Dalrjmple street Crawford, Alexander, 60 Dalrjmple street Crawford, James, 8 Charles street Currie, John, 30 West Burn street Duff, William, 17 Bearhope street Farquhar, James, 7 Vennel Ferguson, Peter, 8 Baker street Fiskin, Peter, 24 Cathcart street Fleming, Alexander, 16 Vennel Gallacher, John, 6 Dalrjmple street Grej, Charles, 22 Cathcart street Graham, Duncan, 10 Sir Michael street Hardie, Robert, 35 Dalrjmple street Hennj, Dennis, 20 Cathcart street Houston, Robert, 4 Wellington court, Cathcart square Jack, Edward, 3 Highland close Jamieson, Mrs. Thomas, 15 West Blackball street Keith, Mrs., 3 Market street Kerr, Colin, 32 Dalrjmple street Kerr, John, 18 Duncan street Kerr, Mrs. A., 31 Dalrjmple street Kirkwood, James, 11 East breast Kirkwood, William, 6 East Shaw street Leitch, Angus, 26 Dalrjmple street Little, James, I East breast Livingston, Neil^ 11 Highland close Ljle, John, 24 Arthur street Ljons, Patrick, 8 Vennel Mackie, John, 43 Shaw street, and 6 Cross-shore street Millar, William, 42 Cathcart street Moody, Mrs., Main street, Cartsdjke 172 DIRECTORY. Morris, John, 33 Dalrymple street Muir, Archibald, 45 Shaw street Murray, Thomas, 12 St. Lawrence street M'Aulaj, Connal, 13 Taylor's close M'Brearty, Dennis, 18 Dalrymple street M* Bride, Alexander, 30 Dalrymple street M'Callum, Daniel, 7 East breast M* Donald, John, 11 Mid breast M' Donald, Ronald, 5 Broad close M'Fadyen, James, 39 Vennel M'Fadyen, John, 18 Low Vennel M'Farlane, Alexander, 38 Dalrymple street M'Ewan, Hugh, 7 Cross- shore street M'Farlane, Archibald, 7 Rue-end street M'Innes, Alexander, 1 Springkell street M'Kellar, Daniel, 4 Dalrymple street MjKellar, Neil, 22 Hamilton street M*Kellar, Mrs., Janet, 13 Shaw street M'Kenzie, William, 53 Shaw street M'Kinlay, Ninian, 10 West breast M'Lachlan, John, 46 Cathcart street M'Murtrie, Thomas, 61 Rue-end street M'Neilage, John, 6 Watson's lane M'Nicol, Peter, 40 Dalrymple street M'Phail, Colin, 6 East breast MThail, Daniel, 4 West breast M'Phee, Robert, 2 William street M'Queen, Mrs. Kenneth, 24 Charles street M* Vicar, Donald, 14 Shaw street M' Vicar, John, 50 Shaw street Paterson, Samuel, 3 Charles street Paterson, Samuel, 13 East breast Paterson, Miss C. 53 Main street, Cartsdyke Paul, John, 3 Vennel Paul, Robert, 53 Dalrymple street Quin, John, 26 West Burn street Rankin, Mrs. A., 19 Shaw street Rintoul, John, 8 Inverkip street Robertson, Wellwood M., 2 Buccleuch street Robinson, Daniel, Railway Store, 26 Cathcart street Ross, Hugh, 4 Shaw street Saunders, James, 8 Shaw street Scott, James, 44 Vennel S cott, James, 29 Sugarhouse lane DmECTORt. 173 Semple, Miss, 10 Veiinel Scott, John, 29 Sugarliouse lane Shaw, James, 3 Shannon's close Shirlej> Miss, Port- Glasgow road Smith, Neil, 24 Dalrjmple street Smith, Robert, 28 Shaw street Stirling, Mrs. Thomas, 7 East breast Sword, John, 53 Roxburgh street Sutherland, Robert, 13 Cathcart street Taylor, Mrs. Alexander, 18 Inverkip street Tennant, John, 28 Market street Thorn, Charles, 3 West Quay lane Tierney, John, 2 William street Turner, Mrs. J,, 39 West Blackball street Walker, Andrew, 21 Rue-end street Walker, George, 27 Kue-end street Walker, William, 43 Inverkip street Walker, Mrs., 50 Eldon street Watson, D., 13 East Quay lane Weir, Donald, 57 Dairymple street Wilson, William, 2 East breast Wylie, James, Harvie lane Yeats, Marion, 38 Vennel Young, Stewart, 12 Vennel STAY & UNDER CLOTHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. Black, Mrs. Mary, 10 Cross-shore street Charles & Co., 16 West Blackball street Henry, Mrs., 24 Hamiltom street Kelly, Mrs. H., 3 Tobago street M*Lachlan, Mrs., 8 Hamilton street Sinclair, John, 20 Cathcart street STEAM PACKET AGENTS. Laird, Alex., & Son, 2 Cross-shore street Lindsay, William, & Co., Excise buildings Little, James, & Co., Excise buildings M'Culloch, Alexander G. S., Excise buildings M'Larty, Donald, & Co., Excise buildings Rankin, John, & Co., 1 East Quay lane STRAW-HAT MAKERS. Clapperton, Mrs., 27 West Blackball street Fleming, Ross &d Co., 4 West Blackball street 2 174 DIRTICTOBY. Fulton, Miss, 20 Cathcart street Graham, Mrs., 46 Crawfurd street Lang, Mrs. William, 25 Charles street Mories, Miss, 16 Cathcart street Rodger, Miss, 31 West Burn street Roy, Miss, 15 Inverkip street White, Mrs., 38 Hamilton street SUGAR REFINERS. Anderson, A. & T., Baker st., and Dellingburn square Blair, Reid & Steele, Ingleston, off Baker street Brown, Matthew, 2 and 3 Captain street Fairrie, James, & Co., 3 Ker street, Glebe Ferguson & Co., Inverkip street Hojle, Martin & Co., Sugarhouse lane Macfie, Robert & Sons, 10 Bogle street Pattens & Co., Baker street Spiers, James, East Hamilton street Walker, John, & Co., 9 Nicholson street Wrede &> Co., Cartsburn street TAILORS. Baillie, James, 18 Vennel Clark, John, 14 Hamilton street Cruden, Alexander, 31 Tobago street Davidson, R., 14 Hamilton street 1 Foster, Duncan, 4 William street Gardiner, Peter, 1 William street Hardistj, James, 38 Hamilton street Henderson, John, 6 West Blackball street Henderson, William, 32 Hamilton street Hendrj, John, & Sons, 16 William street Kellj, William, (house of call,) 16 Market street Menzies, William, 8 Hamilton street M' Gibbon, Charles, 5 Hamilton street M*Master, Alexander, 40 Cathcart street Rose, Hugh, 44 Shaw street Sharp, Samuel, 2 Cartsburn street Smith, David A., 10 Hamilton street Stewart, Alexander, 4 Hamilton street TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS. Brodie, John, 22 Cathcart street Browning, John, 5 Hamilton street i DIRECTORY. 175 Bruce, G. & J., 1 West Blackhall street Carbrae, Charles, 54 Shaw street Crawford, John, 35 Cathcart street Donnelly, Peter, 16 Hamilton street Finlay, Robert B., & Co., 10 West Blackhall street Hendrj, William, 57 Shaw street Keith, Malcom, & Co., 4 West Blackhall street Lament, Neil, 19 Hamilton street Montigue, James, 26 Vennel M*Ara & Stark, 40 Cathcart street M'Millan, Colin, 43 Cathcart street M'Naughtan, John, 31 Cathcart street Paterson, Daniel, 8 Hamilton street Thomson, John, 48 Cathcart street TANNERS AND CURRIERS. Arbuckle, Jas., & Co. Cartsburn and Stanners streets Kirk, Adam, & Co., (and leather merchants,) Harvie lane Marshall, William, Ladjburn, Port- Glasgow road M'Farlane, Thomas M., 17 Cartsburn street TEACHERS. (See *' PubliG Schools and Teachers'' in Appendix.) TEMPERANCE COFFEE HOUSE-KEEPERS. Leishman, Robert, 24 Cathcart street M'Culloch, John, 8 Cathcart square TIMBER MERCHANTS. Broun, Neil, 2 Cathcart street Cuthbert, Robert, 9 Cathcart street Haddow, John, & Co., 64 Main street, Cartsdjke Lang, Thomas, & Co., 1 Clyde crescent «&; Mories, John, Co , 10 East India breast M'Lean, Jamas, & Co., 68 Main street, Cartsdyke and 8 Dellingburn street Smith, James, & Sons, 17 Rue-end street TOBACCONISTS. Allan, George, 23 Dalrymple street Burgess, John, 3 Dalrymple street Donald, John, jr., 10 Hamilton street Hay, Miss C, 16 Hamilton street ' ^ 176 tHRECTORt. Inglis, Mrs. Alexander, 28 Cathcart street M'AUister, Archibald, 1 East Quay lane M'Kechnie, Daniel, 20 Hamilton street M'Kinnon, Peter, 36 Hamilton street Orr, Miss, 30 Shaw street Reid, James, 30 West Blackhall street Yeats, John, & Co., 55 Rue-end street WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS. Aitken, Andrew, (and jeweller,) 3 Hamilton street Alexander, D. C, 22 Sugarhouse lane Archdeacon, Thomas, 27 Sugarhouse lane Blair, Alexander, 35 Cathcart street Blair, Daniel, 2 William street Clark, John, (and jeweller,) 43 Cathcart street Douglas, John, (and jeweller,) 9 East breast Douglas, John, & Son, (and jewellers,) 9 Hamilton st. Govan, Andrew & George, (and engraver^;,) 39 Vennel Lindsay, Luke, (and jeweller,) 14 Hamilton street Maitland, John, 13 Market street Menzies, John, (and silversmith,) 5 Hamilton street M' Donald, Duncan, 24 Hamilton street Rankin, Alexander, (and jeweller,) 27 William street Thomson, Robert, 1 William street WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Allison, William, 57 Vennel Campbell, Anderson & Co., 2 Shaw street Campbell & Turner, 18 Nicholson street Lyle & Whitehead, West Quay lane M'Dougall, Dugald, 7 Inverkip street Prentice, John & Thomas, 17 Nicholson street Ross, William, 23 Shaw street and 9 East Quay lane Rowan, Thomas B., & Co., 9 Inverkip street, and € Cartsburn street Sword, Archibald, 20 West Burn street Thome & Curtis, Distillery Stores, Manse lane Todd, George, & Co., 21 Shaw street Watt, James, jun., 27 Main street, Cartsdyke Watt, William, 27 Main street, Cartsdyke WOOD MEASURERS. Adam, George, 1 Cathcart street Aitken, Thomas, 11 Shaw place DIRECTORY. 177 Broun, Neil, 2 Cathcart street Carswell, John, 20 Mearns street Fullarton, Robert, 9 East India breast Morris, John, & Co., 10 East India breast M'Glashan, Charles, 10 Bruce street WRIGHTS. Agnew, Alexander, (and house-factor,) 15 Cross-shore street Allison, Stewart, 30 Crawfurd street Anderson, John, 2 St. Andrews square Anderson, John, (and funeral undertaker,) 20 John st. Brown, John, (and glazier,) 30 West Blackball street Crawford, Andrew, (and blockmaker,) 22 West Burn st. Crawford & Fulton, 16 Bogle street Dallas, R., (and cabinet-maker,) 39 Hamilton street Downie, John, 7 Dellingburn street Downie, William, 57 Rue-end street Eddington & Hunter, 5 Inverkip street Ferguson, John, 3 Virginia street Findlay, James, (and house-factor), 12 Kilblain street Gaff, William, (and wood merchant), 5 Argyle street Graham & Galbraith, 5 Dock breast Jamieson, A. & R., 20 Crawfurd street Jamieson, William, 29 Ann street Lamb, Thomas, & Sons, (and blockmakers), 30 Market street Lang, James, 15 Bogle street Martin, Robert, 30 West Blackball street More, Mrs. James, 6 Buccleuch street More, John, 10 Cross-shore street Morrison & Co., 21 West Blackball street Mossman, John, 5 Market street Mossman, James, 7 Tobago street M'Farlane, Daniel, (and house-factor), 21 Sugarhouse lane McDonald, Daniel, & Co,, (and blockmakers), 1 New Dock lane M'Leod, D., & Co., (and blockmakers), 9 West breast M'Pherson, John, 14 Market street Paton, Matthew, (and cartwright,) 14 St. Andrew st. Ramsay, John, 12 Bearhope street Shankland, John, 49 Shaw street J 178 DIRECTORY. Shaw, James, (and glazier), 6 Charles street Somerville, James, & Sons, 49 Main st., Cartsdjke Symington, John, H Sugarhouse lane Thomson & Mitchell, 3 Tobago street Thomson, Samuel, (and funeral undertaker), 14 Ann street Weir, James, 18 West Blackhall street Winton, James, (and glazier), 39 Hamilton street WRITERS. (See Appendix, page 20. MISCELLANEOUS. Livingstone, Donald, leather merchant, 3 Dalrjmple st. Lyle, William, comb and brush warehouse, 14 William street Long and Barwick, hoop makers, 25 West Burn street Moffat, George, turner and superintendent of fire en- gines, 27 Hamilton street M'Bay, Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dalrymple street M'Cuiloch, W. & J., general merchants, 22 Cathcart street M'Queen, Peter, fender maker, 3 Stanners street Fasten, Robert, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 46 Hamilton street Stevenson, Alexander, leather merchant, 67 Dalrymple street DIRECTORY FOR GOUROCK AND ASHTON A Adam, Robert, coal merchant, Quay street Adam, William, feuar, Rockclefl, Kempoch Addison, James, feuar. Fort place Agnew, Robert, carpenter, 8 Shore street Aitken, James, Laurelbank Aitken, Miss, Seabank Allan, William, Cljdemount cottage Allison, Archibald, Rockbank Alexander, James, feuar, 2 Greenbank Anderson, Ebenezer, 33 Shore street Anderson, Captain, Kempoch street Arnot, Miss E., baker, Quay head Auld, Mrs., Flowerbank B Baillie, James, of Thomson & BaiUie. House, Kem- poch street Barclay, James, builder, Royal street Barr, Mrs., 1 Shore street Barton, Mrs., Rockpoint Beith, Francis, carter, Hopeton street 180 GOUROCK. Bell, John, coast guard, Fort Kempoch street Bell, Misses, dressmakers. Fort Kempoch street Biggart, Mrs., Rockside place Black, David, grocer, Kempoch place Blair, Archibald, shipper, 3 Kempoch place Blair, James, Hope place, Shore street Blair, Mrs., Wood's land, Bridge Boag, Robert, farmer, East Leven Borthwick, William, West baj Broadfoot, Robert, farmer. Divert Broadlej, Thomas, gardener. Quay head Brown, Captain, Ropework street Brown, David, 1 Shore street Brown, William, quarrier, 19 Shore street Brown, Mrs., 8 Shore street Brown, Mrs., 30 Shore street Brown, Mrs., furnishing shop, Hopeton street Brown, Mrs., Hopeton street Brown, Mrs., Fort place Brown, Margaret, grocer, 8 Quay street Buchanan, Miss, 30 Shore street Buchanan, Miss, 32 Shore street Burnet, John, Millburn house Bush, Miss, Western house, West bay C Cameron, Archibald, Shore street Cameron, Daniel, grocer, 21 Shore street Cameron, Daniel, ropemaker, 23 Shore street Cameron, Bugh, Fort place Cameron, John, skipper, Hopeton street Cameron, Miss Agnes, 7 Ashton Campbell, John, captain •< Gleam" yacht, 33 Shore st. Campbell, John, II Ropework street Campbell, Matthew, gardener. Lower Drums Campbell, Peter, quarrier, 6 Quay street Campbell, Robert, 22 Shore street Campbell, Capt., Whitebank Carswell, John, mason, 7 Kempoch place Caw, James, artist, Phillips' cottage, West Bay Charles, Mrs., 3 Ashton terrace GOUROOK. 181 Chalmers, John, coal agent, 28 Shore st. House, 12 Ropework street Christie, David George, painter. Royal street Coates, Archibald, tailor, Kempoch place Coghill, Alexander, Flowerbank Cook, Miss Elizabeth, 7 Ashton Collie, Alexander, quarrier, 14 Shore street Collins, Mrs. 24 Shore street Connell, Mrs. T., Springhill Connell, Miss, Kempoch street Couper, John, Willowbank Courtney, John, quarrier, 33 Shore street Cowan, Miss, Berrybank Crawford, Charles, M.D., physician, Kempoch street Crighton, Mrs., 1 Greenbank Crombie, Daniel, plasterer, 2 Horatio place, Cardwell Bay terrace Crooks, John, Leven castle Crooks, Mrs. Leven castle Cross, James, Kempoch street Cross, Miss, Rockcleft Cunningham, Capt., 14 Shore street Currie, Gilbert, baker, 36 Shore street Currie, Mrs., Laurelbank D Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock and Drums, Gourock house Davidson, William, M.D,, Dhufield, East Bay Denniston, Robert, shoemaker, Old Chapel street Denoven, Alexander, Craigneuk place Dickson, Miss, Kempoch street Donald, Charles, labourer, Bath street Donald, Robert, feuar, Rock side Donaldson, Mrs., 2 Charles place, Cardwell Bay terrace Downie, Donald, mason. Shore street Drummond, Alexander, 7 Ashton terrace Drummond, James, 31 Shore street Dunbar, Thomas, 24 Shore street Duffey, Charles, earthenware dealer, 27 Shore street Duncan, Mrs., 4 Horatio place, Cardwell Bay terrace Dunlop, James, captain, 7 Quay street 182 GOUROOK. Dyer, John, farm servant, Royal street Dyer, Robert, farmer, Drumshantie Dykes, Robert, Kempoch street E Easton, Mrs., Kempoch street Eccles, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 1 Ropework street Elder, Mrs., Craigneuk place F Falconer, Mrs., Laurelbank Ferguson, Mrs., Victoria place Findlay, John, 2 Ashton terrace Fiudlay, Mrs., 6 Ashton Finnic, John, joiner, 9 Shore street Finnic, Misses, dressmakers, 9 Shore street Fleming, Mrs., 5 George place Fleming, Miss, lodgings, 36 Shore street Fletcher, Peter, feuar, Mavisbank Flett, John, coast guard, Kempoch street Flockhart, Mrs., 30 Shore street Forbes, Mrs., James, Kempoch street Forbes, Miss, Fort place Foreman, Dr., 11 Shore street Forsyth, Miss, Kempoch street Eraser, Rev. William, Bath street Free Church, John street FuUarton, Mrs., 10 Ropework street ] G Geddes, James, Star Inn, Kempoch street Geddes, Miss J., Willowbank Gilles, Robert, Seabank Gilmour, James, dairyman and grocer, 32 Shore street Glenney, Robert, coast guard, 10 Kempoch street Goodlet, Robert, mason, Bath street Gordon, Miss, Hopeton street Gourlay, Robert, Bath street Gourock Ropework Company's Ropework, 8 Ropework street GOUROCK. 183 Graham, Miss, Fort place Graham, Mrs. Marj, green grocer, Fort place Grant, Miss, 2 Ashton Greenhorn, Mrs., 12 Ropework street H Haddow, John, gamekeeper, Leven Hailes, Thomas, plasterer, Rockpoint Haillej, John, mason, Cardwell bay- Hall, Archibald, 22 Shore street Hall? John, spirit dealer, Kempoch point Hall, Peter, shoemaker, Kempoch street Hall, Mrs. Jean, grocer, 22 Shore street Hamilton, James, feuar, Craigneuk place Hannah, Miss, Laurel bank Hardie, Mrs. M., Springbank Hardie, Mrs., 2 Quay street Harper, John, shipmaster. Royal street Harper, Miss Mary, 9 Ropework street Hastie, William, feuar, 13 Ropework street Hay, James, Fort place Henry, James, farmer, Midtown Henry, Miss, Rockside Hill, Mrs. Mary, lodgings, Quay head Hinchleswood, Mrs., lodgings, 3 Quay street Hislop, Mrs., Fort place Holms, Archibald, Laurel bank Holms, James, farmer, Faulds Hope, James, Lily bank. East bay Horsburgh, George, tinsmith and gasfitter, Hope place, Shore street Hossack, James, cooper and feuar, 3 Quay street Houston, Mrs., 11 Shore street Hunter, William, Wood's land. Bridge Hunter, Mrs., Kempoch place Hunter, Mrs., 1 Horatio place, Cardwell Bay terrace Hunter, Mrs., 7 Ropework street Hunter, Miss, Royal street Hutcheson, Mrs., dealer. Shore street I Isbister, Thomas, Robertson's land. Shore street 184 GOUROOK. Jackson, David, Rockbank Johnstone, Mrs., 1 Shore street Johnstone, Miss, Hope place, Shore street K Kelly, James, 22 Shore street Kelly, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, Kempoch street Kerr, Hugh, feuar. Fort Kempoch street Killoch, William, mason, 9 Shore street Kilpatrick, John, flesher, Kempoch st. Ho., Ivybank Kinross, Robert, 1 Hillside place Kirkwood, James, mason, 1 Quay street Lament, John, Maybank, West Bay Lament, Miss, Maybank, West Bay Lang, John, quarrier, 11 Shore street Lang, Robert, quarrier, Kempoch street Langley, Mrs. B., West Bay Langley, Mrs., lodgings, 2 Quay street Laird, Miss, Shore street Laird, Mrs. M., Temperance Hotel, 2 Quay street Lapsley, Walter, 11 Shore street Laurenson, Edward, lighthouse keeper, Cloch Lawson, William, overseer, West Lodge Lawson, Miss, Springhill Lawson, Mrs., Springhill Leitch, John, 9 Ashton terrace Leitch, Mrs , 4 George place Liddell, Misses, Berryburn, East Bay Lindsay, Luke, plasterer, Kempoch street Lindsay, Misses M. & H. dressmakers, &c. Kempoch st. Lindsay, Miss, 15 Shore street Lindsay, Mrs., Kempoch street Lindsay, Mrs., Kempoch place Littlejohn, John, Thornbank Lochhead, Mrs., Rosebank, East Bay Lochhead, Mrs., 2 Hillside place Lucas, John, butler, 22 Shore street GOUROCK. 185 M Mackie, James, teacher. Park place Main, Capt. James, 12 Shore street Main, James, cooper, Shore street Main, Miss, Kempock street Main, Mrs., 6 Quay street Marshall, James, feuar, Ashton terrace Mason, James, feuar, 31 Shore street Mason, Mrs. W., Rockside Mathies, William, mariner, Kempoch street Meigle, David, 3 Quaj street Miller, James, farmer, Faulds Miller, John, farmer, Leven Miller, Robert, quarrier, 25 Shore street Miller, William, Victoria place Miller, Miss J., Springhill Miller, Miss, Laurelbank Miller, Mrs., Kempoch street Miller, Mrs., Seabank Milligan, Mrs., Kempoch street Millin, William, grocer, &c., 13 Shore street Mills, Allan, 14 Shore street Mitchell, John, 31 Shore street Morris, Mrs., 2 Ashton Morrison, Archibald, tailor and clothier. Fort place Morrison, William, pilot, 1 Shore street Morton, Misses, dressmakers, Rockside Morton, Mrs., Rockside Muir, Francis, baker, 3 Quay street Muir's general grocery establishment, 7 Kempoch street Muirhead, Alexander, Rockcleft Muir, Miss, 23 Shore street Mungall, Robert, Western house. West bay Munn, Mrs., 5 Ropework street Murray, John, quarrier, 5 Ropework street Murray, Mrs , Whitebank W M* Alpine, Mrs. Andrew, Springhill M* Arthur, Hamilton, Cartsdyke tavern. Old Chapel st. M'Arthur, Miss, washer and dresser, Rockcleft R2 186 GOUROCK. M'Arthur, Mrs., Old Chapel street M*Ausland, Mrs.j nurse, 9 Shore street M'Cann, John, coachmaker, Kempoch street M'Cormick, Daniel, deep sea pilot, Cloch M'Corquodale, Mrs , 36 Shore street M'Croan, Mrs., Rockcleft M'CuUoch, Mrs., West bay M'Cunn, Mrs. J., spirit dealer, 18 Shore street M'Donald, Alexander, smith, Kempoch street M'Donald, Alexander, slater, Hopeton street M'Donald, Rev. Donald, Phillips' cottage, Bath street M'Donald, Mrs., Rosehill, East bay McDonald, Mrs. John, 8 Ashton M'Dougall, Donald, fish curer, 1 Kempoch street M'Dougall, Duncan, fish merchant, Bath street M*Dougall, John, fisherman, Kempoch place M'Dougall, Mrs., 4 Ashton M'Ewan, Mrs., Bay place M'Farlane, Donald, smith and farrier. Royal street M'Farlane, Robert, Railway tavern, Quay head M'Farlane, Robert, Millburn Check toll M'Farlane, William, joiner, Kempoch place M'Farlane, Mrs , 3 Thornbank M'Fayden, Finlay, omnibus proprietor, 36 Shore street iVI' Gavin, Peter, omnibus driver, Bath street M'Glashan, John, steamboat porter, 10 Kempoch street M'Gregor, Angus, tailor, Fort place M'Gregor, John, tailor and clothier, Kempoch place M'llwraith, Rev. John, 4 Quay street M'Indoe, Peter, Hope place, Shore street M'Inroy, James, baker, Fort place M'Inroy, Peter, gardener, Leven house M'Inroy, Mrs., Leven house M'Intyre, Thomas, feuar, 13 Shore street M'Intosh, Mrs., 11 Shore street M'Kay, William, 23 Shore street M'Kay, Miss, lodgings, Rockpoint M'Kellar, Mrs., midwife. Shore street M'Kinlay, Donald, pilot, 4 Ropework street M'Kinlay, Duncan, feuar, 30 Shore street M'Kimmie, Robert, flesher, Hope place, Shore street M'Kinnon, John, captain, Thornbank M'Kinnon, John, tailor, 6 Quay street M'Kinnon, Captain, Hopeton street GOUROCK. 187 M'Kinnon, Mrs., Hope place, Shore street M'Lachlan, Colin, farmer, Erums M'Laren, James, Laurelbank M'Laren, John, quarrier, 13 Shore street M'Lean, Archibald, mariner, Borewell cottage M^Lellan, Donald, coal agent, Kempoch street M'Lellan, Duncan, quarrier, Shore street M*Lellan, John, quarrier, 30 Shore street M'Lellan, John, Kempoch street M'Lellan, John, pensioner, 6 Kempoch place M'Luskj, James, Hope place, Shore street M'Master, Donald, clerk, Kempoch street M'Micken, Charles, coast guard, Kempoch street M'Millan, Archibald, labourer, 4 Quay street M'Millan, John, Hope place, Shore street M'Millan, John, labourer, Rojal street M'Millan, John, painter, Kempoch street-^ M'Millan, Mrs., 6 Ropework street M'Millan, Mrs., Kempoch street M'Millan, Mrs., Bath street M'Nair, Andrew, merchant, Bath street M'Nair, Thomas, road contractor, Shore street M'Neil, James, fisherman, 6 Ropework street M'Neil, Neil, farmer, Cove M'Neil, Mrs., J., New Quay tavern, Kempoch street M'Nicol, Daniel, forrester, Gatehouse M'Nicol, John, 13 Shore street M'Pherson, Alexander, shoemaker, 19 Shore street M'Taggart, Daniel, ropemaker, 5 Ropework street M'Taggart, James, ropemaker, 5 Ropework street M'Tear, Andrew, 23 Shore street Newton, Mrs,, Laurelbank Nicholson, Miss Janet, milliner, Kempoch street Nimmo, Mrs,, Berrjbank Nisbet, Mrs., Rojal street Notman, Andrew, joiner, Cardwell Bay terrace P Palmer, John, joiner, 3 Kempoch street Parish School Room, Bath street 188 GOUROCK. Park, Matthew, sawyer, Kempoch street Park, Robert, steamboat porter, Kempoch place Paterson, James, agent, 1 Quay street Paterson, Robert, slater, 10 Kempoch street Paterson, Robert, 4 Ropework street Paterson, Walter, grocer, West bay Paton, John, Rosebank, West bay Paton, Robert, Glasgow tavern, 13 Shore street Paul, Miss, 3 Horatio place, Cardwell Bay terrace Pearce, Miss, 5 Ashton Peddie, Misses, 5 Ashton Penn, Mrs. G., Montgomery's land, Rockpoint Perrie, James, feuar, Drums cottage Peters, Mrs., Postmistress, Kempoch place Peters, John, Hope place, Shore street Phillips Robert, Wheat Sheaf inn, 7 Kempoch place Poe, Miss Janet, furnishing shop, 26 Shore street Post Ofl&ce, Kempoch place, Quay head Potts, Capt. Joseph, 1 Ashton Pritchard, John, Glenleven Proudfoot, James, George inn, 7 Quay street PuUar, William, feuar, Hillside cottage R Rae, Gavin, Rockcleft Railton, George, Rockside Ramsay, Thomas, feuar, Lilybank, East bay Reid, Thomas, 1 Hillside place Reid, Mrs., Whitebank Renfrew. Mrs., 37 Shore street Ritchie, John, ropemaker, 13 Shore street Ritchie, John, quarrier, 30 Shore street Ritchie, Thomas, quarrier, 29 Shore street Ritchie, William, cowfeeder, Shore street Robertson, Alexander, mate, 14 Shore street Robertson, R. W., Craigend, West bay Robertson, William, Craigend, West bay Robertson, Miss, 2 Charles place, Cardwell bay terrace Robertson, Mrs., 10 Kempoch street Roehead, J., 14 Shore street Roxburgh, Adam, Gourock castle, Bath street Russell, James, joiner, 7 Kempoch street Russell, John, Hope place, Shore street GOUROCK. 189 8 Scott, James, feuar, Rosebank Scott, James, Eagle inn, Quay head Scott, John, net maker, 27 Shore street Scott, William, manager, Gourock Ropework. House, Wood's land. Bridge Scott, Miss, Rockside Scott, Mrs., Whitebank Scott, Mrs., 12 Ropework street Shaw & Blair, boatbuilders, Quay street Shearer, Hector, harbour master, Bath street cottage Shearer, James, of W. & J. Shearer. House, Rope- work street Shearer, James, coal merchant. Park place Shearer, W. & J., joiners and glaziers. Park place Shearer, William, of W, Stewart, William Maxwell Shaw, of Loch-na-garr, jus- tice of peace and commissioner of supply for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Stewart, Mrs. Charles, Bay place Stewart, Mrs., Western house, West bay Stevens, James, porter, 3 Kempoch place Stevens, Robert, mariner, Shore street Stevens, Miss, dressmaker, 7 Shore street Stuart, John Knox, M.D., 5 Charles place, Cardwell Bay terrace Sweeny, Ambrose, flesher, Quay head Sweet, Miss, teacher, Fort place T Tait, David, late of Customs, 14 Shore street Taylor, Malcom, grocer, 23 Shore street^ Taylor, Malcom, Gourock tavern, 36 Shore street Taylor, Robert, grocer, Kempoch street Taylor, Miss, grocer, 3 Quay street Taylor, Miss, furnishing shop, Kempoch street Telfer, Mrs. H., Willowbank Telfer, Mrs., 4 Ashtou Thom, Yfilliam, farmer, Auchmead Thomson, David, Berrybank Thomson, Deacon, 8 Ashton terrace Thomson & Baillie, wrights and glaziers, Kempoch st. Thomson, Heanny, washerwoman, 26 Shore street Thomson, John, of Thomson & Baillie. House, Kem- poch street Thomson, Mrs., innkeeper, Cloch ferry Thomson, Mrs., Springbank Thomson, Mrs., Fort place Todd, Mrs,, 1 Green bank Turner, Charles, grocery & provision store. Quay head Turner, Duncan, sawyer, Hopetou street Turner, George, Beach cottage Turner, Hugh, deep sea pilot, Kempoch street Turner, John, deep sea pilot, Kempoch place Turner, Robert, Kempoch place Turner, Mrs. A., Rockside Turner, Mrs. 26 Shore street TurnbuU, Robert, 8 Shore street Tweddle, Hugh, coal merchant, Park place GOUROCK. 191 U United Presbyterian Church, "West bay Ure, William, baker, 32 Shore street Ure, Miss, Rockside Ure, Mrs., 6 Ashton Urquhart, Misses, Rockbank V Veitch, Mrs.j Hopeton street W Waddell, J. H.. Hope place, Shore street Wallace, Alexander, Braefoot cottage Wallace, Miss, A., furnishing shop, 12 Kempoch street Wallace, Mrs. R., lodging house, Kempoch street Walker, William, mason, Rockside Watson, John, porter, Largs boat, 4 Quay street Watson, William, bellman, 3 Kempoch place Watson, Miss J., West bay Watson, Mrs., Whitebank Watt, Charles, Laurelbank Webster, Alexander, labourer, 4 Quay street Webster, Finlay, hair-dresser, Bath street Weir, Mrs. J., Kempoch place White, Duncan, quarrier, 1 Hopeton street White, James, skipper, 6 Quay street White, James, teacher, 22 Shore street White, James, Whitebank Williamson, Captain, 1 James' place, Cardwell Bay terrace Williamson, Robert, coast guard, Fort, Kempoch street Williamson, William, carpenter, 4 Kempoch place Wilson, Daniel, Cloch carrier, Hopeton street Wilson, George, gardener, Glenleven Wilson, William, Rosebank Wright, Charles, stationer and librarian. Fort place Kempoch Wright, Mrs., 1 Shore street Wyllie, Mrs., Craigburn, West bay Y Young, Archibald, baker, Kempoch street Young, Miss M., Ivy bank . 192 DIRECTORY. G U R C K. The Population of this Village amounts to about 2300, exclusive of summer visitors, amounting to not less than 3000. KESIDENT JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Duncan Darroch, of Gourock and Drums ; John Crooks, of Leven Castle ; William Maxwell Stewart, of Loch-na-garr. CHITRCHES AND CLERGYMEN. Established Church, Rev. John M'llwraith ; Free Church, Rev, William Fraser ; United Presbyterian Church, Rev. D. M'Donald. SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. In connexion with the Established Church— Teacher, James White In connexion v^ith the Free Church—James Mackie. POST-OFFICE. Postmistress, Mrs. J. Peter. The Mail arrives every lawful day at 8.30 a.m and 4.30 p.m., and departs at 11 a.m. and 5.45 p.m., and on Sunday, arrives at 9 a.m., and departs at 11 a.m. LIBRARY Consisting of about 500 volumes, kept in the Vestry of the Esta- blished Church. It is open twice a week—annual subscription 23 6d. Librarian, John Chalmers. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Charles Crawford, M.D.. and William Davidson, M.D. STEAMERS To and from Glasgow and Greenock, and to the different watering places on the Coast, almost every hour daily, FERRIES From the Cloch Lighthouse to Dunoon, and from Gourock to Kil- craigen, Rosneath. OMNIBUSES Betwixt the Greenock Railway and Ashton, run every hour COAST GUARD STATION. Three men are stationed here, besides three at Inverkip. Officer in command, Robison Robinson, Esq. SACRAMENTS. Second Sunday of June, and Second Sunday of December, GOUROCK HARBOUR COMPANY. Incorporated by Act of Parliament, DIRECTORS. Duncan Darroch, Esq. of Gourock and Drums, Chairman. Charles Crawford, M.D., Vice- Chairman. William Pullar—John Hull—James Kilpatrick. Hector Shearer, Harbour Master; James Mackie, Treasurer; Robert Salmon, Secretary. GOUROCK GAS COMPANY— EstofcZis^ed in 1840, Is governed by a Board of Nine Directors, of which Major Darroch is the Chairman. — — ; APPENDIX. PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES. FIRST WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commen- cing at the point where Ladyburn joins the River Clyde, and running westward along the margin of the said River to the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde;, thence up the said Burn till it is crossed by Rue^end Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street till the same joins Cathcart Street thence along the centre of the said Street to the foot of Bank Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street to its southern extremity ; thence in a straight line to the Parliamentary bound- ary at the upper east Reservoir, and from thence eastward and northward,- along the Parliamentary boundary, to the point first described. — Electors, 264. SECOND WARD, That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commen- cing at the point where Cartsburn joins the Clyde, thence up the said Burn to the point where it is crossed by Rue-end Street ; thence along the centre of Rue-end and Cathcart Streets to the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence to the head of Wil- liam Street ; thence along the centre of the said Street to the Mid Quay ; thence along the said Mid Quay to the Clyde ; and thence south-eastward along the margin of the said River to the point first described. Electors, 176. THIRD WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commen- cing at the north-east 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 Cathcart Square ; thence along the said Square to Hamilton Street ; thence along the centre of Hamilton Street to Sugarhouse Lane ; thence down the said Lane to the point where Crawfurd Street crosses the West Burn ; thence down the said Burn to where it enters the Clyde ; thence along the margin of the said River to the ex- treuiity of the Mid Quay, being the point first described. Elec- tors, 212. —— APPENDIX. FOURTH WARD. That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commen. cing at the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence proceeding to Hamilton Street, and along the said Street to the point where it joins Sugarhouse Lane ; thence Southward along the centre of said Lane ; thence along the centre of Sir Michael Street to Roxburgh Street ; thence along the centre of said Street in a straight line to the West Burn ; thence up the West Burn to the Parliamentary boundary ; thence along said boundary to the Upper East Reservoir ; thence along the west boundary of Ward First to the point first described. Electors, 243. FIFTH WARD. All the Remaining parts of the Burgh. Electors, 328. GENERAL DECLARATION. All the boundaries of the Wards shall be understood to run along the centres of the Streets, "Roads, Lanes, Streams, and Closes by which they are described to be bounded, except where the contrary is particularly provided. Any Streets, Grounds. Houses, and places situated within the boundaries, and not included in the description of the sereral Wards before mentioned, shall be held belonging to the Wards to which such Streets, Grounds, Houses, and places are several- ly next adjacent, unless where otherwise specially provided. Constituency, 1223—returning one Member to Parliament. VISCOUNT MELGUND, Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock. MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. Provost—Samuel Paterson. Bailies. James DufF, John Martin, Neil Brown, Duncan Alex. Campbell. Treasurer—Hew M'llwraith. Councillors, 1st Ward. Arch. Sword. Hew M'llwraith. James Arbuckle. 3rd Ward. John Speirs, M.D. Alex. Anderson, James DufF. 5th Ward. James Speirs. John Martin. Samuel Paterson. 2nd Ward. Thomas Shaw. Neil Brown. John Neill. 4th Ward. Robert Macfie. William Allison, D. A. Campbell. Thomas Hamlin. Ordinary Meetings, first Tuesday of every month. — . APPENDIX. Office-Bearers Town Clerk—John Kerr Gray. Collector of Town's Assessment— Depute Town Clerk—John Scott. A. Nimmo. Chamberlain —John Adam. Collector of Harbour and Anchor- Proc. Fiscal— G. Williamson age Dues— A. Shannon. Superintendent of Public Works — Superintendent of Town and Quay G. Hamilton. Police— Alex. Mann. Harbour §( Dock Master—J. Allen. Steamboat Harbour Master—John Dep. Harbour Master—R. Kerr. Shaw. Assessor— Alexander Dunlop, AdTocate, Edinburgh. TKUSTEES ON THE HAKBOUKS. By Acts of Parliament, the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Coun- cil, are, with the following gentlemen, elected annually in Novem- ber, by the Shipowners of Greenock : COMMISSIONERS ON THE HARBOURS. llobert Cuthbert. I James Hamilton. John Macgregor. John MacCunn. j Robert Steele. John Macmillan. A. Rankin Johnston, j John Haddow. William Orr. Clerk— John Keir Gray. WATER TKUSTEES. The Trustees for paving, lighting, cleansing, and watching the ^own, and supplying the same with water, in terms of the Act of Par- liament, are the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, along with nine persons elected by the feuars, householders, and rate payers, three of them in November annually, viz. : — John M'Kenzie. Matthew Mitchell. John Hunter. John M'Allister. Thomas Anderson. Robert Forrest. George Lamb. John Gibb. Hugh Cameron. John Kerr Gray, Clerk— A. Nimmo, Collector. Superintendent of Street Cleaning—John M'Callura. WATER COMMISSIONERS—(Elected annually in November.) Robert Brownlie. David M'Cammond. Daniel Paterson. Duncan Reid. Samuel Paterson. James M'Kelvie, John Brodie. Alex. Shearer. Walter Service. John Kerr Gray, Clerk, ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS & MEASURES. Weights, John G. Buchanan, Inspector and Adjuster, Dry Measures an Cathcart Street. Liquid Measures;f( TOWN POLICE —Office, Hamilton Street. Alexander Mann, Superintendeat of Town Police,— House, Nelson Street. One Day Sergeant, Oae Day Corporal, One Night Ser- geant, One Night Corporal, Ten Day Officers, Eighteen Night Watchmen, One Night Turnkey. Charles Auld, M.D., Police Siiigeon. — APPENDIX. HARBOUR POLICE. Alex. Mann, Superintendent of the Quay and Harbour Police, House, Nelson Street,— with Eleven Day Officers, Three Steam- boat do., and Fourteen Night Watchmen. GREENOCK PRISON— Market Street. John Love, Governor. Peter M'Kenzie, Watchman. Miss Elizabeth Boyd, Matron. Rev. Don. Brotchie Chaplain. Alexander M'Kellar, Warder. Dr. J. R. Spiers, Surgeon. LOWER WAKD COMMITTEE OF RENFREWSHIRE PRISON BOARD. William Martin, Convener. Thomas Oliphanl Hunter, Duncan Weir, A. M. Burrell, Port- Glasgow, Andrew Lindsay, Major Darroch, of Gourock. John Dunn, Writer, Paisley, Clerk to the Board. ENGINES FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRE. The Water Engines and other apparatus are deposited at the Engine- House, Taylor's Close. Keys for them to be found at the Police Office, Hamilton Street. George Moffat, Bearhope Street, Super- perintendent of Engines. MARKETS. Fish Market, opposite I, West Breast. Flesh Market, Market Street — William Melvin, Inspector and Superintendent, Hamilton Street. Besides a Weekly Market held on Friday, Fairs, each of three day's duration, annually begin on the first Thursday of July, and fourth Tuesday of November ; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held on the Friday before Glas- gow Whitsun Monday Fair, and on the Friday immediately preced- ing Kilbarchan Fair. MERCHANT SEAMEN'S FUND— Greenock Branch. TRUSTEES. Thomas Hamlin, Chairman. James Hamilton Andrew Boyd ] John Nei'.l John Cunningham | John Scott, Secretary and Treasurer— Archibald Shannon, Receiver- Andrew Low, Officer. There are 98 Old Seamen, 664 Widows, and 351 Chilc'ren, who are permanent pensioners on the Fund, receiving .£2012 10s per annum. There are also allowances granted to Seamen who are temporarily dis- abled by sickness or accident. Greenock, conjoined witli Glasgow and Port-Glasgow, forms one Fund—having a capital of £ 1 4,630 ; with a revenue of i65,4G0; expending annually £4:,595 in pensions to Sea- men, &c. — APPEKDIX, O GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD— Rooms, Captain St. Provost Paterson, Chairman of the Board. The Management is vested in a Committee—sub-divided into Com- mittees for the despatch of business— Robert Sellars, Chairman. D. Macewen, Collector. John Malcom, Inspector— Archibald Blair, Clerk. DISTRICT SURGEONS. A. D. Stewart J. H. Bryson \ Alexander Kelso J. M'Kinnis | David Hammond, Officer. Mrs M'Arthur, Matron of Poor House. GREENOCK CEMETRY. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT FOR 1851. John Martin. James Spiers. James Arbuckle. Thomas Hamlin. William Allison. Archibald Sword. John Neill. Baillie Martin, Convener. Peter Clark, Superintendent. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1st. Each purchaser of a Site or Lair in the Cemetery will be fur- nished with a Registry Certificate, describing the Burying-placc so Corporation purchased ; which certificate must be recorded in the Books, and the name of the person so recorded shall be considered the Proprietor. 2d. One person only shall be recorded as the Proprietor of a Site or Lair, and joint Proprietorship is specially prohibited. To prevent confusion, the following shall be held as the order of succession : (1.) If a Proprietor die, leaving lawful Children and a Widow, such Children so long as they remain unforisfamiliated and such Widow the shall have right of sepulture in the Lair for themselves only ; and right of property in said Lair shall descend to the eldest son. Fail- being ing sons, the eldest daughter shall succeed ; Heirs portioners specially excluded. (2.) Failing Children, the eldest representative in the next degree, according to the rules of succession of the law or Scotland, shall succeed. (3) The Proprietor shall, notwithstanding, have it in his power to bequeath the Site or Lair to any one member of his family, or to any stranger; but declaring that if he shall be- queath the Site or Lair to a plurality of individuals, the assignation in that case shall be disregarded, and the above rules as to the succes- sion shall be applied and take effect, (4.) No person claiming right to succeed to a deceased Proprietor shall be entitled to have his claim recognised, or his name inserted in the record as Proprietor, without adducing to the Town Council of Greenock, or the Cemetery Com- mittee, evidence to their satisfaction that he or she is entitled to suc- ceed. Declaring that the decision of the Town Council shall be final, and shall not be subject to review. When application is made by a party claiming to succeed, the Town Council or the Cemetery Committee may order such public or other notice of the application to be made as they may judge proper, and the expense, if any, in that e^ent shall be paid by the applicant. (5.) No transfer by an inter 6 APPENDIX. vivos Deed shall have any strength or effect unless sanctioned by the Committee on the Cemetery or by the Town Council, who shall have a right of pre-emption and power to accept of the Site or Lair in case a transfer by way of sale is intended. (6. ) No party claiming a Lair, either by succession or transfer, shall be recognised or have his name inserted without the production of the certificate or document grant- ed to the original Proprietor. (7.) Assignations by a Proprietor, deceased, of any Site or Lair, must be recorded in the Corporation Books within twelve months after the death of the last recorded Pro- prietor, otherways the deed, in so far as regards such Site or Lair, shall be nugatory, 3d. A Proprietor or Representative, as above, requiring to use the ground, must give a written request to the Chamberlain, who shall thereupon issue an order to the Superintendent, as without such order the Superintendent may refuse to permit interments. If, however, three or more interments have taken place in any one Lair within ten years, no order shall be given for an additional interment within that period without a Certificate from the Superintendent that such inter- ment may be permitted. 4th. Notice of interments must be given to the Superintendent by the parties, or by the Undertaker of the Funeral, as early as possible, and not later than Twelve o'Clock of the lawful day immediately pre- ceding the day fixed for the interment. Such notice shall be made by filling up and sabscribing the form which will be obtained at the office of the Chamberlain, stating the name, designation, age, residence, trade or profession, if any, of the deceased, the disease or the cause and date of death, and the particular day and hour fixed for the in- terment. The necessary orders for digging the grave will then be is- sued upon payment of the charges. When the botton of the ground is formed of rock earlier notice must be given so as to ensure the work being properly and timeoiisly done. Undertakers are not to give directions to, or in any way to interfere with the Cemetery servants after the coffin is laid In the grave. 5th. Proprietors are prohibited inferring in their grounds any other than members of their own family, without having previously obtain- ed the consent of the Committee on the Cemetery; which consent they are authorised to grant, on paying to the Chamberlain double fees of interment. 6th. No Coffin shall be permitted to be laid nearer to the surface than three feet, measuring from the upper part of the coffin ; and no grave, in which a coffin has been laid so near as three feet from the surface, shall be allowed to be opened within ten years thereafter, without the special consent had and obtained of the Cora^nittee. And no more than three full sized coffins shall be allowed to be interred in one grave, unless at the first opening the grave shall have been made of an extra depth ; and no coffin shall be permitted to be removed from any grave with the view of making room for a new interment. 7th. No Tomb, Monument, Inscription, Rail, Fence, Chain, or Erection of any kind whatever, nor Planting of any description, shall be permitted to be erected on the Sites or Lairs until approven of by the Convener of the Committee, to whom or to the Town Clerk a special written Statement and Drawing of what is proposed shall be submitted. Tombs, Monuments, &c., must be founded at such depth, and in such manner as may be approven of by the Superintendent APPENDIX. of the Grounds. No Monument, or other erection, shall be built or fitted in the vpall, nor when, if erected near the wall, shall such erec- tion exceed the height of the wall itself. 8th. The Proprietors must keep the Tombs, Monuments, &c., in o'ood order and repair, to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of the fail so, the Superintendent Cemetery ; and should they to do may either get the repair done, or cause the Tomb or other erection to be removed, at the Proprietor's expense, and recover the cost of doing so shall at common law ; and no interment in such grounds be permitted until the expense be first paid. The Committee may prune all plant- ing, and even remove the same, if it shall.be the opinion of the Super- intendent of the Grounds that, by the spreading of the roots, branches or otherways, injury may be done to the adjoining Grounds. Pro- prietors are prohibited removing or disposing of the plants or shrubs, without the special consent of the Superintendeat. 9th. The hewing or dressing of Stones, or operations of any other description, except in the dressing of the Sites or Lairs, will on no account be permitted within the Cemetery or in the Approaches thereto; and all rubbish or refuse remaining after the erection of Monuments or other operations duly sanctioned must be immediately removed, at the sight and under the direction of the Superintendent of the Cemetery, at the expense of the owners of the ground, or of the person executing the work. The dressing and decorating of the Burial Places shall be done only by the servants of the Committee, and at the expense of the Proprietor of the Sites or Lairs. 10th. Visitors to the Cemetery shall on no account walk or trespass} upon the Shrubbery or Grass, or pull the Flowers, or in any way in- jure the Shrubs or Trees, No person to enter upon or depart from the Grounds by any other way than the entrance Gate. No person having a basket or parcel admitted to visit the Grounds; and children under twelve years of age visiting the Grounds must be accompanied by their parents or guardians. Visitors are particularly requested to confine themselves to the Walks. Any person trespassing shall be liable to be prosecuted. No Dogs to be admitted within the Grounds on any pretext whatever; and Horses with funerals only shall be permitted within the Gate. 11th. The Committee shall have the exclusive right, subject to the approval of the Town Council, of fixing the times of admission of Vi- sitors to the Cemetery ; and the Superintendent, or other person in charge for the time being, shall be entitled to remove any person or persons who may conduct themselves improperly, and prevent persons entering at prohibited times. 12th. None of the Servants of the Cemetery shall be entitled to ac- cept of any gratuity whatever on pain of dismissal. 13th. All the Workmen and others employed in the Cemetery shall be subject to, and under the immediate control of, the Superintendent of the Cemetery, who may summarily remove them from the Grounds when he sees cause ; and he shall also regulate the hours of admission and departure of the parties employed in Cemetery. 14th. The Committee, with consent of the Town Council, shall be at liberty to alter all or any of the Rules, Rates, and Fees of Inter- ment when they see cause, and to enact others in their room and place. JOHN KERR GRAY, Town Clerk. 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O which D rock. being a •sasjofj OA\x to osotcotootooo puB asjBajj CO *in.ntctcc-c-05t.M not in to ie from asjojj aao otcotootoooo Lair person puB asjBan CO '^i^iOiCtO'SJC-OO— free to cs the1 Li tootootootooo o •sajjodg to of hC4 (M 50'3''#ioin«oto(-o any uo paiJJBQ Ground to of sjapinoqs uo OOOOOOOOq d Proprietor JO sasjofj Jnoj CO — '>)OT"*'0tCO;0 in pUB asjBafj CO > interment o •sa5J0H OA\.i T5 oocooocoo * . OiOrttNco-^'noO'-ti the puB asjBan 10 Interments o ca the of CO aj asjofi ano -6 ooooooooo to CX)OiO— O^CO-^tOO-l for Oh made. puB asjBajj f—1 — ,_. -^ 1—r — c^^ ce for relation o •sajfodg 13 oooOO-:::ooo be in t^CDCSO^H(:MC0'^O are chargeable uo peijjB3 . CO — — m — rt CO to blood Fees is 4 6 7 8 9 10 Lots Classes Fees above immediate interment 1 Detached The Double Other the an 1 APPENDIX. INNERKIP STREET AND DUNCAN STREET BURYING GROUNDS. REGULATIONS. T. A proprietor, or representative of a proprietor, of a lair or bury- ing-place, requiring to use the ground, must give a written request to the Chamberlain, who shall thereupon issue an order to the Superin- tendent of the Grounds to open the grave, which shall be at least six feet deep, as without such order the Superintendent shall refuse to per- mit any interment. II. Before any order be given for opening the ground for interment, the rates or charges, as after-mentioned, for digging and filling up the grave, must be previously paid to the Chamberlain. III. No coffin shall be permitted to be laid nearer to the surface than three feet from the upper part of the coffin- IV. No disinterment or removal of a coffin from a grave shall be permitted without the consent of the committee specially obtained. V. Attendance at the Grounds will he given when necessary by the nnen employed as grave-diggers; but due notice of interments must be given at the office of the Chamberlain, twenty-four hours at least before the hour fixed for the interment, that time may be afforded for properly digging the grave ; but in extreme, cases, of which the Cham- berlain shall be the judge, a shorter notice may be received. The Super- intendent shall cause to be buried or removed, all pieces of coffins or stones which may, from time to time, be dug out of the graves; and under no pretence whatever, shall he allow pieces of coffins to accu- mulate in heaps, or to be burned on the Grounds. Cattle of every description are strictly prohibited from grazing, or clothes or yarn from being bleached or dried in the Burying-grounds. VI. Proprietors and others are prohibited from hewing grave-stones, or any other stones in the burying grounds. Every facility, however, as to the placing of such stones, rrpairing the monuments, stones, and railings, shall be given, when necessary, without any charge therefor ; but proprietors or !air-holders shall be bound immediately to remove, at their own expense, all stones and rubbish which may be left after the repairs or ornaments are finished. If not immediately removed, the Superindendent may do so at the lair-holder's expense. VII. No tomb, monument, rail, or any erection whatever, nor any planting, shall be permitted to be erected in the Burying-grounds until approven of by the Convener or the Committee of the Town Council appointed to manage these Grounds, to whom or to the Town Clerk, a special written statement, accompanied with a drawing of what is proposed, shall be submitted. VIII. Tombs, monuments, &c., must be fitted up at the sight of the vSuperintendent of the Grounds IX. No monument, or other erection, shall be built or fitted up in the wall, without the consent of the committee on the Grounds, nor when, if erected either in or near the wall, shall such erection exceed the height of the wall itself. All monuments and erections fitted up without the consent of the committee shall be removed at th« expense of the proprietor or proprietors. X. The lair- holders shall keep the tombs, monuments, &c., in good order, and repair the same at the sight, and to the satisfaction, of the Superintendent of the Grounds. ^ 10 APPENDIX. XI. All idle and disorderly persons are prohibited from loitering in or about the Burying-grouiids at funerals, and the Superintendent, or officer, or other person in charge, shall prevent all persons not con- nected with funerals from entering within the gates. TABLE OF RATES OF INTERMENT, Rates of Interment in the Innerkip Street and Duncan Street Bury- ing Grounds, appointed by the Town Council of Greenock to be exacted from and after the 2d day of April, 1850 years. /. Where the body is conveyed in a hearse, drawn by four horses, or carried shoulder high. For digging and filling in the grave, ...... 8s. Od. If a tombstone is removed; for taking it ofFand putting it on, 3s Od. If assistance be given in putting in a mortsafe, and afterwards taking it out and re-dressing the ground, .. i.. 2s. Od. II. Where tite 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 out and re-dressing the ground, ...... Is 6d. ///. Where the body is carried on spokes, or conveyed in a hearse drawn hy 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 reference to the number of horses, or carried shoulder high or on spokes. For digging and filling in the grave, ...... 4s. Od. No charge to be made for taking off or patting on tombstone. CHILDREN.* /. 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 out and re-dressing the ground, .,. ... Is. 6d. //. 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 ne- cessary to have the grave deeper than six feet, being jthe 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 intima- tion to the Chamberlain, at the time of giving such intimation to in- ter, and obtaining permission to open the grave. John Kerr Gray, Town Clerk. * To include in this term only those under twelve years of age. — APPENDIX. 11 INFIRMARY— Invsrkip Street—£s#aWis/ted 1819. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Baronet, President. The Provost of Greenock, and Adam Fairrie, Vice-Presidents. Robert MacHe, Treasurer— George Williamson, Jun., Secretary. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT. Mathew Orr, Chairman—John Graham, Deputy Chairman. The Provost of Port- Glasgow Robert W. Robertson William Orr Robert Millar John More William Curtis John Hunter, Fish Merchant Mathew Brown Duncan A. Campbell John M'Gregor John H. Carmichael Alex. Rodger, Banker Robert Blair Charles P. Hunter J. Hunter, Rope & Sail-maker John Simons MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Hugh Thomson, Surgeon— Dr. M'Call— Dr. Fox— Dr. Auld, Mr Thomson, Apothecary— Mrs Margaret Cottar, Matron. LUNATIC ASYLUM, HILLEND. William Thomson, Manager—James Mackie, M.D., Physician. GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, Union Street. Instituted 1783. The management is vested in a Committee, who are elected annually in January. The annual payment is 13s. R. N. Nicholson, Treasurer and Secretary—E. C. Black, Librarian. In 1807 a collection of Foreign Literature was commenced, which collection, now greatly enlarged, was in 1834 added to this Library, and is free to all the subscribers without any additional charge. Ten pounds annually from the general funds, are applied to the purchase of foreign books. The Library contains upwards of 10,000 volumes, and has above 200 subscribers. Attached to the Institution, is a small but admirable selected Scientific and Mathematical Library, compos- ed of about 170 volumes, purchased with ^100, given for that purpose by the late Dr. James Watt. Students though not subscribers to the Town Library are entitled to the use of this, on the payment of a small sum annually. GREENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. Sir Michael Street— Instituted 1836. Alexander Mackie, President—James Henry, Treasurer. < John D. Hogg, Secretary—David Gow, Curator and Librarian. The Institution comprises a Library of nearly 4000 Volumes ; a Reading Room, containing almost all the Metropolitan and an exten- sive selection of the Provincial and Local Newspapers, and nearly the whole of the popular Periodicals, Magazines, and Reviews of the day accessible to Mechanics and others on the following terms, viz. : Reading Room and Library, Is 6d per quarter; Apprentices, Is. — 12 ArPENDIX. CARTSDYKE MECHANICS' LIBRARY. Exsi Blackhall Street. —Instituted 1830. The annual payment is two shillings. The management is vested in a Committee of 21. Duncan M'Arthur, Librarian. The Library contains upwards of 2400 volumes, and has about 600 readers. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, from half- past 7 till 9 o'clock. GREENOCK COFFEE ROOM— Cathcart Square. Opened in 1820. Terms, ^£1 10s. yearly, paid in advance. Strangers residing in the Town for not more than six weeks, admitted gratis. COMMITTEE. John Neill Archibald Langwill Allan Swan John Haddow Robert A. Baird Andrew Carmichael Robert Sellars John Lyle William Robinson Robert A. Baird, Treasurer. J. H. Teulon, Keeper—House, Red.barn Cottage, Roxburgh Street. GREENOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS and ASSEMBLY ROOMS Cathcart Street. COMMITTEE. Robert Ewing Robert Steele John Macauly C. C. Scott James Oughterson H. T. Patten James Tasker John Scott Andrew Tasker, Treasurer and Secretary. Robert Allan, Keeper—House 53, Shaw Street. CHARITY SCHOOL—Ann Street. COMMITTEE. Robert Park Archibald Denniston William Martin William Montgomery Donald M'Donald Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer Alexander M'Gill W. M. Halberf, Secretary Robert Miller John Slack, Teacher. SHAWS WATER JOINT STOCK COMPANY. Constituted by Act of Parliament 10th June, 1825. DIRECTORS. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Chairman. James Tasker, Vice-Chairman. Andrew Lindsay, Robert Steele, J. C. Buchanan, William Park, and John Rodger, jr. David Crawford, Clerk — Peter Morrison, Superintendent. James Brown, Collector. ——— APPENDIX. 13 MILLS ON THE SHAWS WATER FALLS. Sa\» Mill and Sugar Refinery, (fall No. 1, old line,) descent 26 feet, 46 horse power—Saw Mill, J. M'Lean—Sugar Refinery, Wrede & Co. Barley, Corn and Flour Mills, (fall No. 2, old line,) descent 24 feet, 43 horse power— M'Kenzie & Walker. Flour Mill, (fall No. 3, old line,) descent 17 feet, 30 horse power Bakers' Mill Company—Muir & Brodie. Logwood Mill, (fall No. 4, old line,)— Robert Reyburn. Foundry, do. do. — A. & W. Johnston. Secret Work, do. do. —John Poynter. Paint Mill, do. do. Descent 26 feet, 46 horse power. Secret Works, (fall No. 5, old line,) descent 22 feet, 39 horse power —John Poynter. Rice Mill, (fall No. 6, old line,) descent 19 feet, 34 horse power- Neil Campbell, Manager. Sail Cloth Mill, (fall No. 7, old line,) descent 28 feet, 50 horse power — Gourock Ropework Company. Shaws Water Cotton Spining Company, (fall Nos. 8, 9 and 10, old and new lines,) descent 87 feet, 314 horse power. Dyewood Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 23 feet 6 inches, 42 horse power— David Ramsay & Co. Dyeing, Carding and Milling Mills, (fall No. 11, old line,) descent 10 feet, 18 horse power— Robert Houston. Worsted Manufactory, (fall No. 12, old line,) descent 29 feet 6 inches, 53 horse power— Fleming, Reid & Co. Paper Mill, (fall No. 18, old line,) descent 30 feet, 54 horse power J. Gray and Co. Flour Mill, &c. (fall No. 1, new line,) descent 14 feet, 25 horse power — George Allan, jun. Foundry, &c. (fall No. 2, new line,) descent 45 feet, 81 horse power — Scott, Sinclair and Co. Flour and Corn Mills, Deer Park, (fall No. 3, new line,) descent 18 feet, 32 horse power—W. Service & Co. Sugar Refinery, (fall No 4, new line,) descent 21 feet, 38 horse power — Blair, Reid & Steele. Sugar Refinery, (fall No. 5, new line,) descent 35 feet, 38 horse powe^ ^-Pattens & Co. Foundry, (fall No. 5, new line,) descent 85 feet, 25 horse power Campbell, M'Nab & Clark. The Shaws Water Company has two lines of falls, their descent being each 512 feet (or 1024 feet), with 1200 cubic feet of water per min- ute—is equal to 1843 horse power, of which 1008 are occupied, and 835 are still unlet. FISHERY OFFICE—Bank Street. Assistant Inspector, Laurence Lamb—Local Inspector, Jn, M'Kiver. e 14 APPENDIX. GLASGOW, PAISLEY AND GREENOCK RAILWAY CO, Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 15th July, 1837. Capital, £866,666. DIRECTORS. Capt. Houston Stewart, Chairman—James Tasker, Dep. Chairman. Andrew Anderson. Christopher Saltmarshe. A. G. Kidston. Charles C. Scott. Thomas Kincaid. Robert Steele. Robert Wardrop, Thomas Turner. John Poynter. William Whitmore. J. E. Erington, Engineer. Robert Sinclair, Superintendent of Locomotive Department. John Ker, Superintendent of Goods and Parcels. Turner & M'Kellar, Law Agents, Church Place. CUSTOM-HOUSE—Steam-Boat Quay. Collector, W. S. Roe Comptroller, William M'Aulay, Long- Room Clerks, Thomas King, Utrick Walton, James Little, Stewart Macalister, Hugh Macgregor, John Ritchie, Dun; M«Intyre. Duncan M'Farlane, Messenger. Jacob Ord, Landing Surveyor and Surveyor of Warehouses. Searchers, Landing Waiters, and Coast Waiters, A. Langwill, William MacDowall, Neil Leitch, William Montgomery, Robert Morrison, John Cleland, J. W. Huntley, and A. C. Innes. Medical Superintendent of Quarantine, Charles Auld, M.D. Tide Surveyors, Samuel Curtis and Edwin Hanley. Superintendent of Lockers and Weighers, John M'Dougall. Lockers, John Summers, Kenneth M'Caskill, Colin Macintosh, Sam- uel Jack, Aulay M'Aulay, Robert Kerr, James Denholme, John Patterson, Neil Gray, and William Muir. Weighers, George Clubb, Robert Tyre, William Trapps, Peter M'Intyre, Charles M'Pherson, James Lyon. TIDEWAITERS FIRST CLASS. John I Davison Colin Campbell I George Bear E. W. Ward M. A. Dodd { John Ford Robert Main Richard Jones Andrew Burnet Henry Toby | j Hy. Partridge M. Ramsay James Johnstone. SECOND CLASS. Thomas Ogilvie A. W. Blackwell D. W. M'Master William Corarie Arthur Arkley John Calder Robt. M'Auslan Foster Irwin A. Chalmers William Poison Malcom M'Larty James Gilchrist P. M' Parian Wm. F. O'Neil James Bickers David Poison BOATMEN—FIRST CLASS William Calder, Isaac Flucker, Donald Polson'and Andrew Coupar. APPENDIX. 15 SECOND CLASS John Campbell, Thomas Smith, Thomas Bouckles, Alex M'Gilvray, Samuel Kemsley, and H. E. Hanley. House-keeper, Ann Stevenson. Hours of Attendance for the despatch of Public Business—In-door Department, from Ten till Four ; Out-door and Warehouse Depart- ment, from 1st April to 30th September, from Six to Nine a.m., and from Ten a.m. till Four p.m. ; during February, March, Octo- ber, and November, from Nine a.m. till Four p.m. ; and during Jan- uary and December, from Nine a.m. till Three f.u. The follow- ing Holidays are observed : —Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the Anniversary of the Birth-day of Her Majesty. INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (LATE EXCISE). Ctjstomhofse Buildings. John M'Culloch, Collector. Clerks, Peter Conacher, and Alexander Lyall, GREENOCK DISTRICT. James Leslie, Supervisor. Out-door OflScers, "William Crawford, Leonard Fleming, Greo. Moodie, William Lindsay, Patrick M. F. Proudfoot, and Alex. M'Pherson. Open every lawful day from 10 morning till 4 afternoon. INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES), Cathcart Street. Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute. Clerks, John Reid, John Hunter and John M*Arthur. Open from 1 till 3, and from 7 till 8 evening, and on Saturdays from 10 till I. S.aMKING-HOUSES. GREENOCK BANK— Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Jones, Lloyd & Co., London; Liverpool Boro' Bank, Liverpool ; Belfast Bank and Branches ; Bank of Ireland, and Branches ; and all the principal towns in Britain. Alexander Thomson, Manager. John Thomson, Cashier—and John Johnstone, Deputy Cashier. Thomas A. M'Ghee, Accountant. Robert Chalmers, Porter,— House, Mansion-house Lane. 16 APPENDIX. UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 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 Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh, and all their Branches; on Commercial Bank of Scotland, and all the principal towns in Eng- land and Ireland. Agent, Andrew Anderson— Cashier, Colin Lament, jun. Accountant, C. D. Lament. James Somerville, Porter,—House, Church Place. BANK OF SCOTLAND— Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Sa- turdays. Draws on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London ; Bank of England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Manches- ter and Liverpool District Bank, and Provincial Bank of Ireland ; and on all the principal towns in Britain and Foreign Parts. Agent, Thomas Stark. Teller, George Mackie— Clerks, Peter Ballingall, Robert Dunlop. ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—Cathcart Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon—shuts at 12 on Sa- turdays. Draws on Coutts& Co., London ; on the Bank of Eng- land and Branches; the Bank of Ireland and Branches; and on all the principal towns in Britain. Agent, Thomas Turner— Accountant, David M. Latham. Teller, James Brownlie— Clerk, William Leitcb. CLYDESDALE BANK— Hamilton Street. Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon —shuts at 12 on Satur- days, Draws on Barnett, Hoares & Co., London ; Clydesdale Bank, Glasgow and Edinburgh ; on the principal towns in Bri- tain ; and on the Commercial Bank of the Midland District, Ca- nada. Agent, Alexander Rodger. Accountant, Robert N. Nicholson — Teller, Peter Cunningham. Clerk, James Paterson. John Russell, Porter—House at the Bank. PROVIDENT BANK— Church Place. Open every day (except Saturday) from 12 till 3 o'clock p.m. and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, from half-past 6 till 8 o'clock. Lord Melgund, President. John Haddow, Esq., Chairman. Messrs George Blair. Messrs Robert Finlay. " James Brownlie. " Allan P. Paton. " David Johnstone. " John Morries. " Robert Miller. Alex. Mackenzie. " Alexander Russell. Wm. C. Whitehead. " James Alexander. John Duncan. " John M. Stewart, James M'Lean. Mr. Colin Lamont, jun., Cashier.—Mr. Thomas King, Secretary APPENDIX. 17 GREENOCK PENNY CLUB—Church Place. The object of this Club is to promote habits of regularity and fru- gal economy. It is intended for the benefit of persons of all ages, both sexes, and every class ; for the regular deposit weekly, at the Provident Bank, of sums from Id. to Is., repayable on or about the 1st Novem- ber every year. COMMITTEE. Neil Campbell. Robert W. Robertson. William Allison. James Ewing. Andrew Carmichael. Graham M'Farlane. Alan Ker. Robert Wright. Thomas Kincaid. Colin Caird. Robert Cowan; John F. Mack ay. Allan Park Paton, Secretary. P. R. Dyall, Manager—John Russell, Auditor. COURTS. Burgh and Police Court, Held in the Town Hall, Hamilton Street, every lawful day, except Tuesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock. Judges—The Sheriff, Provost, and Bailies. Assessor—Town Clerk. Prosecutor— Procurator Fiscal. Justice of Peace Court—Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Thursday. Justices of the Peace. Anderson, A. Macfie, William Ross, Thomas B. Angus, Robert Macfie, Robert Scott, John Balderston, David Martin, John Scott, Charles C. Crooks, John Martin, William Steele, Robert Campbell, Neil Macnaughtan, P. Tasker, James Darroch, Major Montgomery W. Thomson, Alex. Ewing, Robert Macaulay, John Turner, Thomas Fairrie, Thomas M'Culloch A, M.D. Wallace, Robert Ferguson, Duncan Oughterson, James Walkei, John Fleming, John Park, Robert Weir, Duncan Gray, John Paterson, Samuel Sherifi Substitute Johnston, David Rodger, J. jun., Provost and Bailies Ker, John Rankine, A. ex-officiis. Marshall, Claud CZer;^— Alexander Gibfion— Depute- Clerk—James Inglis. Procurator- Fiscal—John M' Dougall. Bar- Officer, —James Crookshanks. Commissary Court. Fcrenooru Held at Paisley every Thursday, at Eleven o'Clock Hercules James Robertson, Commissary, R. Robertson Glasgow, Depute. Clerk, Robert Wyllie, —— 18 APPENDIX. Quarter Sjsssions, Held at Greenock first Tuesday of March, May, and August, and last Tuesday of October. Meetings for licensing Publicans for the parishes of Greenock, Port- Glasgow, Kilmalcolm, and Inverkip, first Tuesday of May, and last Tuesday of October. Applications for licenses (printed forms of which may be had of John Hislop, R. A. Baird, R. Stewart, and John Lennox, Booksellers,) must be lodged ten days, at least, previous to the day of meeting. Sheriff Court. Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Friday during Session, at 11 o'clock forenoon. Sheriff— Hercules J. Robertson. Sheriff- Sub. —Claud Marshall. David Crawford and A. M'Kellar, Sheriff- Substitutes, in absence of Claud Marshall. Proetirator Fiscal— George Williamson. Clerk—William Barr. Depute Clerk—James Inglis. Archibald M'Callum, Depute-Clerk, in the absence of James Inglis. James Crookshanks, Bar- Officer, Sheriff Small Debt Court. Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Monday, at 11 o'clock — Continued cases are disposed of at half-past 10. Sheriff—Hercules Jas. Robertson. Sheriff Sub. — Claud Marshall. Clerk—William Barr Depute-Clerk—James Inglis. James Crookshanks, Bar- Officer, FORM OF PROCEEDING IN THE RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS. Debts may be recovered in a summary form, before the Jus lice of Peace Court, to the extent of £o ; and, before the She- riff Courts, to the extent of ^68 6s. 8d. The first step is to set forth in a complaint or libel, agreeably to a prescribed form, (the Clerks of Court will provide the ne- cessary forms,) the origin of the debt, or ground of action ; and to cause the same, with a copy of the account, if any, to be served on the defender. A warrant will, at the same time, be obtained to cite witnesses, and to use arrestments. The parties may appear either by themselves or by members of their families, or others whom the Court may authorise ; but in no case by persons practising the profession of the law, without special leave. If the defender fail to appear, alter being cited personally, he will be held as confessed, and judgment will be given against him. In the Justice of Peace Court, if the defender has not been cited personally, he will receive a second citation ; after which, whether given personally or not, he will be held confessed, as above ; but in the Sheriff Court only one citation is given. APPEKDIX. 19 But when a decree is given in absence against the defender/he may, before a charge is given, or in the event of a charge being given, before implement has followed, but not to exceed three months, apply for a re-hearing, on consigning the sums decerned for, and 10s. to meet further expenses. If decree in absence be given against the pursuer, he may, within one month, obtain a re-hearing, on consigning 2s 6d., if the case be before the Justices ; and the expense decerned for, with 5s. to meet further expenses, if the case be before the Sheriff. The case will be adjourned, upon the pursuer or defender of- fering a suitable excuse, or if any witness be absent. If decree be given against the defender in his personal presence, diligence may proceed against him by arrestment instantly ; and by poinding and sale, at the end of ten days. If decree be given against the defender in his absence, poinding and sale, as above, can only follow after a charge often days. The defender on shewing cause, may be allowed to pay the sums decerned for by instalments. The decrees of the Sheriff may be executed in any county, on the same being endorsed by the Clerk of such county. Any arrestments used in cases before the Sheriff, must be used within sixty days after the warrant is obtained, and renewed every three months ; and such arrestments may be loosed, on offering sufficient caution, or on showing evidence of absolvitor, or payment, or on consiijning the suras demanded, if before decree. The above forms will apply to any action of forthcoming what- ever, before the Sheriff, for miking effectual arrestments ; but in such actions both the defender and arrestee must be cited to ap- pear in Court on the same day. Decrees, pronounced in this summary form, by the Sheriff, will only 'oe reviewable by the next Circuit Court of Justiciary, or, if there be no Circuit Court, by the High Court of Justiciary, at Edinburgh, on the ground of corruption, or malice, or oppres- sion, on the part of the Judge. Such decrees, when pronounced by the Justices, will only be reviewable by a reduction before the Court of Session, on the ground of malice and oppression on the part of the Justices ; and such reduction will only be conipetent for one year, and finding caution for costs. No person shall be exempted from the jurisdiction of Justices or Sheriffs, in such cases, by reason of privilege as a member of the College of Justice. INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS. The Sheriflfof the County. i J. C. Porterfield, of Porterfield The Sheriff Substitute at Greenock. Dr. M'Culloch of Craigbait. Duncan Darrcch of Gourock. j Colonel M'Dowall of Carruth, &c. William Macfie of Langhouse. Alexander Graham of Capelly. | Robert Salmon, Clerk—David Forrest, Assessor. 20 APPENDIX. LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. Rigbt Hon, the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Lieutenant. Wm. Mure of Caldwell, M.P., Vice Lieutenant. Sir William Milliken Napier, of Napier, Bart., Convener. Member for the County, Wm. Mure of Caldwell. DEPTJTT LIEUTENANTS. Alexander Boyd of Southbar. Macdowall, Col. D. H., of Garth- Alexander W. M. of Ballochmyle. and. Blantyre, Lord Maxwell, John Hall, of Dargavel. Bontine, R. C of Gartmore. Napier, Captain R. G. M. Campbell, Archibald of Blythswood. Napier, Sir W. M. , of Napier, Bart. Cunninghame, W. of Craigends. Paisley, Provost of Darroch, D. of Gourock. PorterBeld, J. C, of Porterfield. Fleming, W. M., of Barrochan. Richardson, James of Ralston. Fulton, Robert of Hartfield. Renfrew, Provost of Greenock, Provost of Speirs, Thomas of Blackston. Harvey, J. Lee, of Castlesemple. Stewart, Sir Michael R. S., Bart, of Henderson, John of Park. Greenock and Blackball. Houston, Ludovic of Johnstone. Stirling, James of Glentravi, Maxwell, Sir John, of Pollok, Bart. Wallace, Robert of Kelly. Clerk of Lieutenancy, Robert Wylie. COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY FOR THE LOWER WARD OF THE COUNTY. The SheriBF of the County. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart. Claud Marshall, Sheriflf-Sub. of Captain Houston Stewart, R.N. Greenock. R. C. Bontine of Ardoch. Robert Wallace of Kelly. James C. Porterfield of Porterfield. Duncan Darroch of Gourock. Thf? Provost of Port- Glasgow. William Macfie of Laaghouse. The Provost of Greenock. William Barr, Clerk of Supply. fjS, Old Snedden, Paisley, WRITERS. David Crawford, Dean oi^ Faculty. David Glassford, Treasurer—Jobn Blacky Fiscal. A. Dennistcn, S;cietarv. 1825 p Robert Bkir. 1845 p Archibald M'Kellar. 1821 p John Bi&"k. 1848 *P John Maedougall. 1849 p John Black, junior, 1843 p Daniel Maclean. 1816 p David Crawford. 1846 p Archibald M'Kinnon. 1838 Hugh Dempster. 1846 p Robert NeilL 1840 Archibald Denniston. i84i * Aim Park Paton. 1821 David Glassford. 1829 *P Fenry T. Patten. 1839 John Kfjt Gray. 1343 P obert Salmon. 1838 Thomas King. 1851 *r John S^iott;. 1845 Archibaiti Laj^gwiil. 1839 p Aisan Swan. 1848 Dugald Little. IQ19 *p James Turner. 1824 *P Crawford Muir. 1S2''J *p J^mes Turner, junior. 1846 * Claud Marshall^ vanior, 1S15 ::=v «.^^orge Williamson. 1839 P Archibald M'Caliu-n. 1844 p J; ;:ge VVilliamson, junior. 1837 P William M'C'urs. iS46 p B-jbert Wright. 1835 p Hew M'l' wraith. 1821 P /. rohibald Yuill. Those marked thus (#) are Notaries—those ui;!ii:ed thus (r) are Procu- rators. The years opposite theProcj-'.rators' ua^i.e? a:'!;: ihose in which they became Procurators of Ccirc. Tae yi3ars opposite tl;c nt-mes who are not Procurators, are those ia .^hich th'.-y cijmaiauced business as Writers. — APPENDIX. 21 FUBX.IC OFFICES. Assembly Rooms, Cathcart Street—Robert Allan, Keeper. Baron Bailie's Office, Mansion House. Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, Union Ban Buildings, Church Place, Robert Salmon. Chamber of Commerce of Greenock, incorporated by Royal Charter, in 1813— Robert Macfie, Chairman —Thomas King Secretary, Cofifee Room (Exchange), Assembly Room Buildings, Cathcart St. —Robert Allan Keeper. Coffee Room, Cathcart i>quare—John H- Teulon, Keeper. Collector of Harbour Dues, &c., Customhouse Buildings—Archibald Shannon, Collector. Customhouse, Steamboat Q.uay. Fishery Office, Bank Street—Inspector, Lawrence Lamb ; Local In- spector, John M'Kiver. Gras Works, Crawfurd Street—Instituted 1828—A. Ritchie, Manager, Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Railway Company's Office, Cathcart Street. Harbour Masters' Office, Steamboat Quay—James Allen, Harbour Master; Robert Kerr, Depute- Harbour Master. Inland Revenue Office, (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings. Inland Revenue Office, (Stamps and Taxes), Cathcart Street—Robert Jamieson, Distributor of Stamps, and Collector of Assessed and Income Taxes for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute, Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Bank Street James Inglis, Depute Clerk. Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, West Quay Head —John Barr Gumming, Surveyor; Thomas O. Hunter, Agent. Master of Works' Office, East India Breast— George Hamilton Mas- ter of Works. Parochial Board Rooms, Poor House,' Captain Street—John Malcom, Inspector. Police Office, Town Buildings, Hamilton Street—Alexander Mann, Superintendent of Town and Harbour Police. Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Captain Street— Dugald Macewen, Collector. Post Office, Church Place— Thomas M'Millan, Postmaster. Procurator Fiscal's Office, Town Buildings, Hamilton St. —George Williamson, Procurator Fiscal for the Town and the Lower Ward of the County. Register Office for Seamen, Rue- end Street—James Watt and John M'llvain, Shipping Masters, Shaws Water Joint Stock Company's Office, Dock Breast—James Brown, Collector. Sheriff Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Bank St.—J. Inglis, Dep. Clerk. Sheriff Court House, County Buildings, Bank Street. Town Assessment Office, Cathcart St.—Andrew Nimmo, Collector. Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings, Hamilton St—John K, Gray, Town Clerk. Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings, Hamilton St.^John Adam, Chamberlain. 22 APPENDIX. CHURCHES, MINISTERS AND FUESBTrTERIES. w O». w aj i- .n cs >< 3 Oi a> o ^^o: . Ban and .of Bart ow. I» ( . C S . = gP Q Co Glai 2 Sessioi Stewart Stewart Anderso and of ow. 1, ton. < e. 1 1 unci glin unci ntyr S. unci S. Hasg Dr. H . . O o cao'-oo'-^ao Wh-i;«HHXffiWH o g coccc5-^-*eiCi(Mt> -S^ *^(Mr'.i-i-(McoTt )^ 5a> tZ3 j' W l>. O 00 CD * CO .^ — O -* «0 — -^ iQ ^3 "sti 00 gi ^ 00 o o * '- — 00 »0 —^ * Oi Ph CO r^^-^\ K _ fe "l s §) en tn »] (U Q' .< • rT O «S C3 Q> .2 Kilraalc ea -a -S Inverkij PorUGl Largs,.. 5[90U80.I{| APPENDIX. 23 WEST OR OLD PARISH. Rev. James M. M'Culloch, D.D— Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Patron. Rev. Thomas Leishman, Assistant. John Munro, Session-Clerk. James Inglis, Precentor. — Donald M'lntyre, Church-Officer. BOUNDARIES. From the Old Dock running up Vennel taking the west side thereof to Cowgate, up said street taking west side thereof to Market street, round the westmost corner of Market-street, along the Policy Boundary line to Bogle-street, to John Gray'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 Drumfocher Road, up to Whin Hill, including all the Streets west and south of said Boundary. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THE CONGREGATION. Congregational Prayer Meeting on the second Monday of the month, at 7 o'clock p.m. Sabbath Classes for the Young, in the Session-house and Vestry, at 5 o'clock p.m. Minister's Weekly Class for Young Persons, on Tuesday Evenings, at 6 o'clock. " West Church Association for Religious Purposes" under the direction of the Kirk-Session and a Committee of Gentlemen appoint- ed by the Congregation. MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH. Rev. James R. Brown, D.D.— Chosen by Town Council, Session, and Feuars. .Tohn Lamont, Precentor, John Gray, Church-Officer. Robert Campbell, Session- Clerk. 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 foot of Low Vennel, up low and high parts of Vennel, taking east sides of said street to Cowgate-street, up east side thereof to the point first described. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. I. The Middle Parish Parochial Association.—The funds raised are applied to the maintenance of Parochial Institutions for promoting the Religious and Educational interests of the Parish. II. The Middle Parish Congregational Library—^Commenced in 1836, and consists of about 1000 volumes, acquired either by donation or purchased with occasional collections. Subscription, 6d per quar- ter. Open in the Session -House on Wednesday evenings from 8 till 9. 24 APPEKDIX, III. The Middle Church Female Clothing Society—For affording cheap apparel and Christian counsel to the poor. Treasurer, Mrs. Martin : Secretary, Mrs. Brown. Twelve Lady Directors and twenty-five Lady Assistants meet every alternate week. IV. The Sessional Dat/- School—In Ann Street. Robert Campbell, teacher. V. The Middle Parish Sabbath Evening School— Comprising about 300 children, and 22 teachers. VI. Dr. Brown has Classes for Religious Instruction every Tues- day evening for part of the year. EAST PARISH. Rgt. Jaraea Hutcheson—Chosen by Town Council and Committee of Proprietors- John Love, Precentor and Session Clerk. BOUNDABIES. From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart street, taking south side thereof to Rue-end street, along Rue-end street taking east side thereof to Bogle street, up Bogle street taking east side thereof, along Regent street taking south side thereof to Lynedoch street, up Lyne- doch street taking south side thereof, crossing Drumfocher 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 connexion with this Church there is a society called the Green- ock East Parish Society, for the promotion of Religion, the Funds to be exclusively devoted to Parochial or Congregational purposes :'— building and supporting one or more Schools in 1st, The the Parish ; 2d, The providing and maintaining a Congregational Library; 3d, The purchase of Tracts and Missionary Publications for circulation in the Parish ; and the Directors shall have the power of apportion- ing the funds for these purposes at their discretion. Managed by the Minister of the Parish as President, a Treasurer and Secretary, and 12 Directors. Also, a Sabbath School, average number of attendants 240, conducted by 28 teachers. There is also a Library in connexion with this congregation, open every Friday evening from 7 till 8. GAELIC CHAPEL, WEST BURN STREET. f Vacant. J John Graham, Precentor. — Alexander Shaw, Officer. NORTH CHURCH, GREY PLACE. { Vacant. J APPENDIX. 25 FREE CHURCH MINISTERS & CHURCHES. FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK Meets on the last Wednesday of every alternate month in the Session- House of the Free Middle Churcli. PLACE. MINISTER. ORDINATION. FOST-TOWN. Cumbraes, James Drummond, 1830 Largs Erskine, R. R. Caldwell, 1845 Paisley Fairlie, John Gem mail, A.M. 1835 Largs Gourock, William Fraser, 1850 Greenock Greenock, Middle, James Smith, A.M. 1824 Do. West, John Neilson, Do, St Andrews, John James Bonar, 1835 Do. Gaelic, John M'Rae, 1833 Do. St. Thomas, William Laughton, 1839 Do. Cartsdyke, James Stark. 1834 Inverkip, Largs, David B. Douie, M.A. 1831 Largs Port- Glasgow, James Morrison, 1842 Port-Glasgow Rev. James Stark, Presbytery Clerk. WEST FREE CHURCH— Ardgowan Street. Rev. John Neilson, chosen by Male Members of the Church. James Inglis, jr., Precentor. John Buchanan, Session -Clerk and Clerk to Deacons' Court. John Johnston, Treasurer for Sustentation Fund, John Hunter, Treasurer of Schoolmasters' Fund. Matthew Muir, Officer. A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Wednesday evenino-, at 8 o'clock. There is connected with this Church four Sabbath Evening Schools, average attendance 320 children, with 40 teachers. In connexion with this Church and St. Thomas's Church, and also supported by Members of other Churches, there is a society called Old and St. Thomas's Work Society, conducted by a Committee of Ladies, consisting of a President, three Vice-Presidents, a Secretary, Treasurer, 18 of a Committee, and four Collectors j the object of this Society is to give work to poor women in making clothes, which the Committee sell at their Repository, Cameron's Land, head of Jamaica Street. This Society does much good to the industrious poor who receive aid from its funds, however small the sura given, accompanied as it is by the distribution of Religious Tracts. MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—.West Burn Street. Rev. James Smith, A.M., chosen by the Members of the Church. Charles M'Bride, Precentor—Dugald Smith, Church-Officer. Andrew M'Farlan, Session- Clerk. Alexander Rodger, Treasurer to Deacons' Court: Alexander Ritchie, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund. A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Wednesday even- ing, at Half-past 7 o' Clock ; also a Sabbath Evening School—average attendance 180 children, with 21 teachers. APPENDIX, ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—West Stewart Sireet. Rev. John James Bonar, chosen by Male Members of the Church. Alexander Ferguson, Precentor— Charles Nicol, Church Officer. James Alexander, Clerk to Deacons' Court. John Fleming, Treasurer to Missionary Association, ST. THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Dalrymple Street. Rev. William Laughton, chosen by Male Members of the Church. Robert Roxburgh, Precentor—James Boag, Church Officer. Robert Blair, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. Henry M'Murtrie, Session- Clerk and Treasurer to Sustentation Fund. SOUTH FREE CHURCH (GAELIC)—Jamaica Street. Rev. John M'Rae, chosen by the Members of the Church. John Cameron, Precentor. Duncan M'Kinlay, Church-Officer. Hugh Buie, Session. Clerk. William Ross, Treasurer of Deacons' Court. John Bruce, Treasurer of Sustentation Fund. Neil Gray, Treasurer of Schoolmasters' Fund. Matthew Buchanan, Clerk of Deacons' Court. A Prayer Meeting is held in the Church every Thursday evening, at Half-past 7 o'Clock ; also, a Sabbath Evening School, attendance 110 children, with 12 teachers. CARTSDYKE FREE CHURCH—Rue-End Street. Rev. James Stark, chosen by the Members of the Church. John Fullarton, Precentor-=- Archibald Taylor, Church Officer. Duncan Niven, Clerk to Deacons' Court—P. Croiley, Session-Clerk. A. T. Russell, Treasurer to Deacons' Court and Sustentation Fund. Daniel M'Larty, Librarian to Sabbath School Library. Day School in connexion with this Church—John Cook, Teacher. Four Sabbath Evening Schools, under the superintendence of the Session—average attendance about 200. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Union Street. Rev. Charles Cole, Incumbent, chosen by the Congregation. Andrew Wingate and W. J. Huntley, Churchwardens. George Bradley, Clerk and Beadle. In connexion with the above Church, and under the inspection of the Incumbent, are the Day and Sunday Schools for youth of both sexes—Miss Davidson, Teacher. ———— APPENDIX. 27 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF PAISLEY AND GREENOCK. Meets alternately at Paisley and Greenock. PLACES. MINISTERS. ORDINATION. POST-TOWN. Alexandria, William Sprout, Alexandria Beith, Head Street, James Martin, 1843 Beith Mitchell Street, James Meikle, 1812 Bonhill, John R. Swan, 1833 Dumbarton Dumbarton High Street, William M. Halley, 1835 Bridge end, Wyville S. Thomson, 1838 Dunoon, William Turner, 1834 Dunoon Gourock Donald M 'Donald, Gourock Greenock George Square, Sutherland Sinclair, 1830 Greenock Nicholson Street, Robert Wilson, A.M. 1828 Sir Michael Street, Andrew Morton, 1850 Union Street, John B. Smith, 1848 Helensburgh, Alexander M'Ewen, 1845 Helensbu rgh Inverary, Gilbert Meikle, Inverary Johnstone First Congregation, James Inglis, 1850 Paisley East, George Brooks, 1833 Kilbarchan, George Allison, 1842 Kilmaronock, William Morton, 1845 Alexandria Largs, William Steven, 1830 Largs Lochwinnoch, James Monteith, 1843 Paisley Paisley Abbey Close, William Nisbet, 1830 Canal Street, George Street, Robert Cairns, 1828 Oakshaw Street, William France, 1833 St. James Street, Archd. Baird, D.D. 1817 Thread Street, William M'Dougall, 1823 {David Inglis, 1800 Port-Glasgow Glasgow, Port- William Lauder, 1842 Rothesay, Samuel M'Nab, 1815 Rothesay Clerk, Rev. Robert Cairns^ Paisley. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union Strket. Rev= John B. Smith, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. George Elliot, Precentor— George Spence, Church-Officer. In connexion with this Church there is a Missionary Society— Rev. John B. Smith, President; John M'Pherson, Treasurer; Alexander Shearer, Secretary. A weekly Female Class, taught by the Pdinister on the Tuesday evenings. A Sabbath School, average attendance about 150 Scholars, conducted by the Minister and 18 Assistants. 28 APPENDIX. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— George Square. Rev. Sutherland Sinclair, Pastor— Chosen by Church Members, George Kelly, Precentor. — Ronald Johnstone, Church-Officer. INSTITUTIONS IN CONNEXION WITH THIS CONGREGATION. Sabbath School, taught by the Minister, assisted by upwards of 40 teachers, and attended by 330 scholars. Two Maternal Societies, which hold monthly meetings on Mondays and Thursdays. Missionary Society, for Home and Foreign Missions. Juvenile Missionary Society, for the support of a native Missionary among the Heathen, 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. Juvenile Total Abstinence Society, consisting of children connect- ed with the congregation and Sabbath School. Congregational Library, consisting of 300 volumes. The Library is free to all the members and seat-holders in the congregation, and is open in the Session-house every Monday night, from 9 till 10. Sabbath School Library, consisting of 350 volumes, from which the children in the Sabbath School receive books weekly. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Nicholson Street. Rev, Robert Wilson, A.M., Pastor, chosen by Church Members. David Gow, Precentor—William Morrison, Church-Officer. In connexion with this Church there is a Missionary Society— Rev. Robert Wilson, President ; Wm. Henderson, Vice President ; Peter Warden, Treasurer ; Jas. Ferguson, Secretary, with 13 Members of Committee, and 30 Collectors. Also, a Sabbath School, conducted by the Minister, with the assistance of 27 Teachers, male and female —average attendance about 150 Scholars. There is also a Library, containing about 300 volumes, conducted by a Committee, and distri- buted by the Teachers among the Sabbath School Children. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sir Michael Street. Rev. Andrew Morton, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. — Henderson, Precentor. James Wilson and James Crawford, Church-Officers. In connexion with this Church are the following Societies : — So- ciety for Religious Purposes—the Minister, President; James DuflF and A. Cowan, Vice-Presidents; James Morrison, Secretary; James Orr, Treasurer. Junior Society for Religious Purposes—the Minis- ter, President; Daniel Paul and A. Cowan, Vice-Presidents; W. M. G. Weir, Treasurer ; Henry Shaw, Secretary. Congregational Library, containing about 1050 volumes— the Minister, President; James Morrison Treasurer ; James Kelso, Secretary ; Neil M'Leod, Librarian. APPENDIX. 29 CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL—GEoaaE Square. Pastor, Vacant. George Cowan, Precentor—William Neilson, Officer. Institutions connected with this Chapel ; —A Society for Religious purposes, instituted 1837. A Dorcas Society for tLe benefit of the poor connected with the Church, and also Foreign Missionary Sta- tions. A Sabbath School, average attendance, ]00. A Day School conducted by Andrew Weir ; and a Bible Class for the Young Men and Women on Tuesday evenings. REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, West Stewart Street. Rev. Andrew Gilraour, Pastor, chosen by Church Members. — Reid, Precentor— Alexander Laird, Church-Officer. EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH— Sir Michael Street. Rev. John Guthrie, A.M., Pastor—Chosen by Church Members* Robert Mills, Precentor—James Scott, Church-Officer. institutions in connexion with this congregation. 1. Sabbath School. Superintended by James M'Lintock, assisted by qualified Teachers, Members of the Church. 2. Tract Society for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer, and explana- tion of the word of God. 3. Total Abstinence Society, for the purpose of encouraging and helping forward the cause of Total Abstinence from all intoxicating drinks. 4. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sabbath School receive books weekly. 5. A Bible Class for advanced pupils, taught by the Minister of the Church. BAPTIST CHAPEL—Sir Michael Street. Mutual Instruction. William Campbell, Precentor. METHODIST CHAPEL—Tobago Street. Rev. Mr M'Aulay, Pastor, appointed by Conference. Duncan Murdoch, Officer. SEAMEN'S CHAPEL—Mid Breast. Rev. Donald Brotchie, Chaplain— Andrew Low, Officer. There is attached to this Chapel a Sabbath School—average atten- dance 77. ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL—East Shaw Street. Revds. James Danaher and Francis Danaher. Daniel M'Cafferty, Officer. Sabbath and Week-day Schools in connexion with the above Chapel. CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH—Nelson Street. George Watson, Minister. — 30 APPENDIX. SCHOOLS AND TEACHEHS. Cartsdyke School—English Grammar, Composition, Latin, Writing, Arithmetic, and Mathematics—John Cook, Rue-end Street. Cotton Mill School— English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic Female School of Industry, Sir Michael St. —Miss Stirling, Teacher. George Square Chapel School— English Reading, Writing, Arith- metic, History, Composition, Grammar, Geography, and Book-\ keeping— Andrew Weir. Grammar School— David DufF, Sir Michael Street. Greenock Charity School, Ann Street —Thomas Fairrie, Treasurer; W. Halbert, Secretary ; John Slack, Teacher. Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Commercial : Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Grammar, Composition, Geography, Mathematics, and Latin—Thomas Henderson. Juvenile: Eng- lish Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, &c. Duncan M'Pherson. Infant: Moral Training, Religious Instruc- tion, Lessons on Objects— Miss Taylor; Music, theory and prac- tice —James Inglis. Mason Hall School, Charles Street — English Grammar, Geograph y. Arithmetic, Writing, and Scriptural Knowledge— Neil Leitch, Head Master. Middle Parish School, Ann Street— English Reading, Book-keeping, &c. — Robert Campbell. Roman Catholic School, East Shaw Street— General branches of Education—John M'Wade. St. Andrew's School, Argyle St. — English Grammar, Composition, History, Geography, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. St. John's Episcopal Chapel School, Union Street—English Gram- mar, Geography, and Writing. English Reading, Grammar, History and Geography— A. Thompson, Sir Michael Street. English Reading, Grammar, History and Geography— Peter Murray, East Shaw Street. English Reading, Grammar, Geography and History— R. D. Ewing, Union Street English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Mathematics, with the use of the Globes; also, the Languages—John Macfarlane, Nicholson Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography James Milne, Bank Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Grammar, Composition, Geography, Latin and Greek— Alexander Lawrie, Sir Michael Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, Grammar, Geography, French and the elements of Latin—James Slater, To- bago Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Latin and Greek, Drawing, &c. —John Johnstone, St. John Street. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Com- position, Latin, &c Stewart S. Kerr, Arthur Street. English Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic— George Cooper, Main Street, Cartsdyke. 1 APPENDIX. 3 Writing, Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and Drawing—John Fraser, West Stewart Street. Mathematics, Writing, Arithmetic, Drawing &c. — Robert Buchanan, East Shaw Street. English and French—Josiah Auld, West Stewart Street. Commercial, Mathematical, Nautical, and Philosophical Branches of Education—Thomas Cranstoun, Union Street. Navigation and Nautical Astronomy— William Black, Catbcart St. English Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, French, Music, Drawing, &c. — Misses Gunn, Union Street. English Reading, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, use of the Globes, History, French, Plain and Ornamental Needlework—Mrs Carsell, Boyd Place. English Reading, and Grammar—Thomas Fairrie's School, Harvie Lane. SOCIETIES. RELIGIOUS. Greenock Bible Society, instituted 1842— William Martin, President; Rev. John M'Rae and Thomas Fairrie, Vice-Presidents; Rev. J. J. Bonar and Hugh Buie, Secretaries; George Blair and William Park, Treasurers ; James M'Kelvie, Stationer, Depositary; with a Committee of 13 Members. Greenock Town Missionary Society— Rev. S. Sinclair, President; D. Patterson, Treasurer; Rev. Andrew Morton and John Calder, Secretaries. This Society is supported wholly by the Evangelical Dissenting Churches, and has been productive of much good, espe- cially through the poorer districts of the town, by the labours of the Society's Missionary, Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society, instituted 1820—William Martin, President ; Thomas Hamlin, Treasurer ; John M'llvain, Secretary; Andrew H. Carmichael, Assistant-Secretary; Rev. D. Brotchie, Chaplain ; Andrew Low, Officer. This Society has for its object the promotion, as far as possible, of the temporal and spi- ritual interests of seamen, trading to or connected with the port, by furnishing them with Bibles and Religious Tracts, by establish- ing and encouraging Prayer Meetings on board ship in the har- bour, by soliciting clergymen to preach occasionally on ship-board and in places of worship on shore, and by supporting a Chaplain, who preaches the gospel regularly every Sabbath, and on Wednes- day evenings, in the Seamen's Chapel, Mid Breast. Greenock Female Association for Promoting Christianity among the Jews—instituted 1824—Mrs James Millar, Treasurer; Mrs John Ker, Secretary. BENEVOLENT. Greenock Female Benevolent Society, instituted 1811—Mrs Claud Marshall, President ; Mrs John Buchanan, Treasurer ; Miss Anne Brownlie, Secretary ; Rev. William Laughton, Chaplain ; 28 Su- perintendents, 28 Visitors, and 19 Collectors. Abstract from the — 32 APPENDIX, : Treasurer's account, January 1851 —Receipts, L.726 5s 3|d ; Ex- penditure, L.725 I5s lid : Balance on hand, 9s 4^d. The indi- gent and afflicted females of the town have been much benefitted by this Society. During the year, 574 persons have received re- lief in money, clothing, or coals. EDUCATIONAL. Association for the Establishment of Industrial or Ragged Schools in Greenock— George Blair, Treasurer ; Allan Park Paton, Secre- tary. 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 up to habits of regular industry, so as to enable them to earn an honest livelihood, and fit them for the duties of life. The general plan upon which the schools shall be conducted shall be as follows, viz. : To give the children an allowance of food for their daily sup- port ; to instruct them in reading, writing, and arithmetic ; to train them in habits of industry, by employing them daily in such sorts of work as are suited to their years ; to teach them the truths of the Gospel, making the Holy Scriptures the groundwork of in- struction ; on Sabbath, the children shall receive food as on other days, and such religious instruction as shall be arranged by the acting Committee. Greenock Gaelic School Society—Instituted 1820—William Macfie, Preses—Wm. Martin and Donald M'Donald Vice-Presidents George Blair, Treasurer— Andrew Macfarlan, Secretary—Com- mittee: Alexander Ritchie, Hugh Buie, Donald Thomson, Hugh M'Arthur, William Ross, William Crawford, and J. Simpson, Ladies' Association in aid of the Greenock Gaelic School Society- Instituted 1827—Mrs Darroch of Gourock, President—Mrs Dr Lawrie, Secretary, with 12 Collectors. Highlanders' Church and School Accommodation Society— Instituted 1834. Alexander Dunlop, Advocate, Edinburgh, President Vice-Presidents: Allan Fullarton, Wra. Macfie, Dugald M' Far- Ian, Patrick Cameron, Neil Campbell, Duncan Fletcher, David Crawford, Alexander Cairns and Kenneth M'Lea— Alexander Thomson and John Hunter, Treasurers— Robert Wright, Secre- tary—with a Committee of twenty-seven members. MENTAL AND PHYSICAL. Medical and Chirurgical Association— Instituted 1818—For pro- moting Professional Intercourse and Improvement— Dr Crawford of Gourock, Preses; Dr Mackie, Vice-Preses; Dr John Spiers, Treasurer ; Dr Laurie, Secretary ; Hugh Thomson, Librarian. Franklin Society— Instituted 1839—John Logan, President ; John Morrison, Vice-President; John D. Hogg, Treasurer; Robert M'Leod, Secretary ; elected quarterly, viz., on the first Tuesday of January, April, July, and October. This Society holds its meetings every Tuesday evening, at 9 o'clock, in Cameron's Land, Bank Street. Questions are discussed, save on the second Tues- day of each month, vehen (in rotation) an essay is delivered. No subject of a religious nature discussed. ; APPEKDIX. 33 The Watt Club— Instituted 1813— David Balderston, President; Archibald Denniston, Secretary and Treasurer. Greenock Book Club—instituted 1849— For the purchase of New Books in General Literature, which are sold annually to the Mera- bersonly. Annual Subscription, £1 Is; Half-year's Subscription, Secretary, Robert A. lOs 6d ; Quarter's do. 6s. — Treasurer and Baird, Bookseller. St: James' Club, Cathcart Street— Robert Ewing, Chairman ; James M'Bride, Vice Chairman— Committee: Robert Steele, jr., And. Tasker, David Johnstone, John Fleming, John Hunter, John M. Stewart, William M'Clure, Neil Campbell ; Peter Macnaughtan, Secretary and Treasurer— Robert Allan, Keeper, Ardgowan Club— For Bowling, Curling and Quoiting—Sir Michael R. S. Stewart, Baronet, Patron; J. B. Cumraing, President; James Reid, Vice-President; Duncan A. Campbell, Treasurer; Alexander Rodger, Secretary. GTeenock Total Abstinence Society— Archd. M'Kinnon, President A. F. Richmond and Daniel M'Gregor, Vice-Presidents ; Thos. Craig, Treasurer; Duncan White, Secretary; William Whyte, Corresponding Secretary —with a Committee of 17. The Society meets every Monday evening in the Masons' Hall ; and the Com- mittee meets every Wednesday evening in the Town Hall, for transacting business. MUSICAL. Greenock Choral Society—meets in the Charity School for practising every Wednesday Evening, at half-past eight o'clock—John Love, Leader; John Smith, President; James M'Cunn, Treasurer; George Cowan, Secretary. Greenock Callcott Glee Club—Meets every Tuesday evening, in the Middle Parish School, Ann Street—John Lamont, Leader and Secretary; William M'Intosh, Treasurer, Greenock Thistle Instrumental Band—24 Members—Meets every Monday and Thursday evenings, for practising, in the Charity School, Ann Street— Benjamin Mills, Treasurer ; Chas. M'Ewan, Secretary; James Campbell, Leader; John Dougall, Teacher. St. Patrick's Instrumental Band—24 Members—Meets every Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday, for practising, in the Wellington Court Hall— Benjamin Graham, Treasurer; John Tarle, Secre- tary ; William Hutton, Leader; Mr M'Alpine, Teacher. HORTICULTURAL. Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society— His Royal High- ness Prince Albert, Patron; Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, President ; Charles Grey and A. Brown, Vice-Presidents ; James Galloway, Treasurer; William Lawson, Secretary and Librarian. Meets for competition on the 25th April, 11th July, and 19th Sept. —; ; 34 APPENDIX. ORNITHOLOGICAL. Greenock Ornithological Society— Instituted 1844—Meets for com- petition annually in November, in the Gardeners' Arms Inn, Mar- ket Street—William Bowie, President; Robert Paul, Treasurer John Morris, Secretary. BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY. Greenock Master Wrights' Society, instituted 1731 —James Lang, Deacon; William Gaff, Treasurer; David Crawford, Secretary; Matthew Mitchell and Joseph Orr, Key-keepers; John More and James Campbell, Assay Masters; James Innes Lang and Donald Thomson, Trades' Assistants; John Ramsay, Officer, Bearhope Street. Greenock Master Coopers' Friendly Society— Instituted 1744—John Todd, Deacon ; John M'Lean, Treasurer; William Curtis, Senior Key-keeper; Alex. Tough, Junior do. ; Robert M. Buchanan, Old Deacon ; William Scott, Robert Thorne, and Robert Baxter, Directors; Joseph Macfie and Archd. Macfie, Auditors; Archd. Langwill, jr., Secretary. Greenock and Inverkip Farmer and Agricultural Friendly Society William Downie, Treasurer ; William Ritchie and Robert Boag, Key-keepers ; George Allan, Robert Warden, James Shearer, Duncan Ritchie, Dugald Leitch, and John Scott, Managers; A. Langwill, jr., Secretary. Greenock Gardeners' Society—John Clark, Lord Chancellor; Mal- com Kieith, Depute-Chancellor ; David Balderston, Deacon; Jas. Macdonald, Treasurer ; Crawfurd Muir, arid Alexander Rodger, Key-keepers ; Robert Cowan and Dr John Speirs, Junior Exami- ners ; David Crawford, Clerk. Greenock Butcher's Friendly Society— Alex. M'Callura, Deacon—'I George Arbuckle, Vice-Preses—James Beith, Treasurer— Clerk,| Robert Neil. Greenock Shipwrights' Provident Union Society— Instituted 1824— Archibald M'Dougall, President— Archibald Wilkie, Treasurer Charles Vandalle,. Secretar3'. General Meetings on the second Wednesday of January, May, and September, in the Mechanics' Hall, Sir Michael Street. Committee meetings on the first Thurs- day of each month, in the Committee Room, Cathcart Street. Greenock Friendly Funeral Society— Instituted 1824—Lawrence Kay, Preses— Robert Munn, Treasurer— Alex. Cruden, Officer. Greenock Trades' Funeral Society—David Ramsay, Preses—Johal Ellis, Treasurer—Thomas Smith, Clerk—James Ralston, Officer. Greenock Trades' Friendly Society— Instituted 1834— David Law- son, Preses— David Ramsay, Treasurer and Ofiicer—Thomas Smith, Clerk. ODD-FELLOWS. Greenock District of Odd-Fellows, M.U. Instituted 1838. There are five Lodges in the Greenock District, comprising 350 members. —; APPENDIX. 35 The District Officers are— Charles Auld, Pro. GM : James Rod- ger, Pro. DGM; John Wilkinson, Pro, CS; Charles Thom, Treasurer; Neil M'Kellar, Examining Officer; John Quin, Re- lieving Officer. Banks of Clyde Lodge— Charles Thom, GM Thomas Harris, NG ; Robert M'Lachlan, VG ; John Quin, Sec- retary. James Watt Lodge—John Boyle, GM ; William Ait- chieson, NG ; Archibald Dunn, VG ; Peter M'Gregor, Secretary. Highland Mary Lodge—John M'Dougall, GM ; James Dickson, NG; John Carsewell, VG ; Archibald Stark, Secretary. The Independent Order of Odd-fellows extends to South Australia, Canada, North America, New Zealand, West Indies, France, &c. ; and is composed of 422 Districts, 3512 separate Lodges, and 234,490 subscribing Members. FORESTERS. Greenock District of the Ancient Order of Foresters, instituted 1843 —Samuel M'Cuaig, DCR; James MacFarlane, DT ; John Craw- ford, DS; John Preston, Relieving Officer. — Office-bearers elected annually on the first Monday of October. Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109— Robert Mathiewson, CR; Hugh Crawford, SCR; John Crookshanks, Secretary; Lachlan M'Lean, Treasurer; B. Henry, Surgeon—Meets in the Foresters' Hall, Hamilton Street, every alternate Tuesday. Court Caledonia, No, 1275— Robert Greenlees, CR; Daniel M'Leod, SCR; Alex. M'Lean, Secretary —Meets in the Foresters' Hall, Hamilton Street, every alternate Tuesday. Court Royal Archer, No. 1544—Neil M'Kenry, CR; James Reid, SCR; John Love, Secretary: James MacFarlane, Treasurer ; A. D. Stewart, M. C. Surgeon— Meets in the Foresters' Hall, Hamilton Street, every alternate Tuesday. PREEMASONS, Provincial Grand Lodge of Free Masons for West Renfrewshire Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., Provincial Grand Mas-, ter ; John Scott, sen,, Depute PGM ; Robert Steele, sen.. Substi- tute PGM; Robert Ewing, PG Warden ; Matthew Brown, PG Junior Warden ; Rev. Charles Cole, PG Chaplain ; David Craw- ford, PG Treasurer ; Donald M'Nicol, PG Secretary; John Reid, PG Senior Deacon; Alexander Clark, PG Junior Deacon; Archibald M. Burrell, PG Master of Stewards. Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 12, instituted 27th December, 1728—James G. Lawrie, RW Master; D. M'Nicol, Dep. Mas- ter; Past jr.. Robert Ewing, Master; Jn. Scott, Senior Warden ; David M. Latham, Junior Warden ; Andrew Anderson, Trea- surer M'Nicoll, Secretary; Rev. Cole, ; Donald Charles Chaplain ; Stewart, Senior James Deacon ; John F. Mackay, Junior Deacon ; Francis R. Reid and Quintin Leitch, Stewards; Robert Stewart, Tyler. Greenock St. John's Lodge, No. 175, instituted 1776— A. M. Clark, RW Master ; Malcom Keith, Depute-Master ; Adam Stables, Past Master ; Mathew Whitehill, Senior Warden ; John Black, Junior Warden ; James M'Millan, Senior Deacon ; Dugald Fer- guson, Junior Deacon ; John Herriot, Treasurer ; John Black, Secretary ; James Whitham, Robert Winton, Alex. M'Master, and —— 36 APPENDIX. Neil Livingstone, Stewards; Malcom Buie and Duncan Dow, Old Masters; Thomas Harris, Standard Bearer; Aulay jM'Leod Tyler. Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17, instituted 1810— John Her- riot, M.E.Z. 1st Principal—Adam Stables, H 2d Principal— Alex. M. Clark, Principal Sojourner—Matthew Whitehill, 2d Sojourner James M'Millan, junior, 3d Sojourner—Malcom Keith, Chaplain — Adam Stables, Treasurer—Evander M'Leod, Recorder E—John Logan, Recorder IS —John Preston, Thomas Arthur, and Dugald Ferguson, Masters of V—David Crawford, Master of Stewards Denniston Stewart, 2d do—Neil Livingston, 3d do—Thomas Harris, Standard-bearer—James Don, Janitor. Greenock Grand Encampment of Knights Templars and Knights of Malta, (No. 20)—John Herriot, M.N. Commander— Alexander Cairns, Oep. do.— Adam Stables, Senior Captain—Malcom Keith, Treasurer—-Evander M'Leod, Secretary—(Chaplain, Vacant) Duncan Dow, Captain of the Black—Tiiomas Arthur, Captain of the Red—Malcom Buie, Captain of the Blue— Archibald Langwill, Master of Stewards—John C. Douglas, Senior Expert— Charles Suttie, Junior Expert— Adam Hillous, Captain of Outposts—J, Crookshanks, Hospitaller—John Cummiug, Usher of the Black John Johnstone, Usher of the White—(Guard vacant). CONVEVANCES. OMNIBUSES. Omnibuses leave the Greenock Railway Station on the arrival of every Passenger Train from Glasgow, and also leave Gourock in time for the departure of every Passenger Train for Glasgow. GREENOCK AND INVERKIP OMNIBUS Runs daily from the Hotel Inverkip, at 9-20 a.m. 4 p.m. From Railway Station, Greenock, at 1 p.m., 5 p.m. And on Mondays from the Hotel, Inverkip, at 7-20 a.m., 9-20 a.m., 4 p.m.'; from Railway Station Greenock, at 10 m. past 8 am., 1 p.m., 5 p.m. CARRIERS. Glasgow.—Lindsay King, Hamilton St. departs every day at half-past 10, arrives every evening at 8 o'clock, per Railway. Gourock and Cloch—Daniel Wilson, arrives and departs daily. Inverkip—Thomas Scott, arrives and departs daily. Largs—William Crawford, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Church Place, arrives and departs every Friday. Port- Glasgow—John Hall and Francis Campbell, arrive and depart daily. FERRY BOATS || Sail from the Mid Quay and East India Harbour occasionally— To Cardross—John Frazer. To do. —John M'Crae. To Helensburgh —Malcom M'Leod—Robert Barr, Dock Breast, and East India Breast, agent. To Hill Ardmore Munro. To Portkill— James M'Farlane—Duncan Douglas, William Street, agent. APPENDIX. 37 SAILING VESSELS. Regular Traders hetween Greenock and Leith, calling at Port- Dundas. Helen, 90 tons, J. Leishman, master; Martha, 90 tons, W.Dunn, master; Agnes, 90 tons, J. M'Gregor, master; Jeanie, 90 tons, J. Muir, master; A, 100 tons, C. Ker, master; B, 100 tons, J. Cowan, master D, tons, G. Calder, mas- master ; C, 100 tons, J. Eraser, ; 100 master F, tons, C. Thomson, mas- ter ; E, 100 tons, J. Graham, ; 100 tons, J. Cunningham, master— Sail every Tuesday and ter ; G, 100 Friday— Alex. Laird & Sons, Cross-shore Street, agents. For Dublin every Monday— Screw Steamer, Northman, 128 tons, per Register, R. Paton, master— Alex. Laird & Sons, agents. Regular Traders hetween Glasgow, Greenock and Liverpool—^Gipsy Queen, 226 tons, Matthew Macfie, master; Gipsy King, 217 tons, Robert Moodie, master; Gipsy, 221 tons, Evan Phillips, master; Columbine, 186 tons, Wra. M'Bride, master; Anna Dixon, 174 tons, tons, Weir, James M'Bride, master ; Grimaldi, 162 David master ; Portland, 131 tons, John Easdale, master—Three of the above Schoon- ers sail weekly from each port—William Lindsay, & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock and Bristol—The first class Schooners— Sarah Tennant, 103 tons, Nathaniel May, master; Margaret Wilson, 99 tons, Jn. Crocorabe, master; Auchincruive, 94 tons, John Lewis, master—One of the above vessels sails weekly from each port—William Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock and Liverpool— Three vessels sail weekly from each port—Diamond, 188 tons, D. M'Laren, master; Onyx, 250 tons, P. M'Arthur, master; Opal, 220 tons, Jn. Campbell, master; Sapphire, 230 tons, P. M'Laren, master; Topaz, 178 tons, A. M'Neil, master ; Garnett, 200 tons, James Stewart, mas- ter—Archibald M'Kenzie, 1, West Quay, agent. STEAM VESSELS. To Belfast— Six times a-week—Laurel, 263 tons. White, mas- tons, ter ; Thetis, 198 tons, William Stewart, master; Lyra, 307 Fraser, master— A. G. S. M'CuUoch, agent. To Campbelton— Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and leave Campbelton the same days—Duke of Cornwall, 105 tons, M*Lean master; Celt, 153 tons, Napier, master—Jas. W. Mann, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Port' Rush and Londonderry—Three times a-weck, and to Sligo Rover, 200 occasionally—Londonderry, 277 tons, Turnbull, master ; Thistle, tons. Forest, master ; St Columb, 139 tons, Johnston, master ; masters- 376 tons, J. M'Keliar, master ; Rose, 290 tons, Turnbull, John Rankin & Co., 11, East Quay Lane, agents; To Dublin and Cork—Every alternate Tuesday— Ocean, 300 tons, Robert Staveley, master— Alex. Laird & Sons, 9, Cross-shore Street, agents. Every Tuesday and Friday— Vanguard, 366 tons, Murray, master; Ariel, 284 tons, John Byrne, master ; Herald, 260 tons, W. Stokes, master—James Little & Co., Excise Buildings, agents. — — — — — — — 38 APPENDIX, To Dumbarton and Glasgoio—Twice a day—(See boards for Hours of Saillino;) —Lochlomond, 66 tons, Robert Lang, master; Premier, 85 tons, J. Wilson, master; Queen, 90 tons, Barrie, master—Peter Haggarty, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Girvan and Stranraer—Every Friday— Albion, 1 56 tons, Capt. Haswell — Alex. Laird & Sons, Cross-shore Street, agents. Once a- week— Ayrshire Lass, 69 tons, J. M'Lure, master—James W. Mann, agent, East Quay Lane. To Helensburgh, Roseneath, Gareloch-head and Glasgow—Daily . (For Hours of Sailling see Boards)— Emperor, 62 tons, M'Pherson, master; Monarch, 60 tons, M'ColI, master; Prince, 57 tons, M'Kel- Jar, master; Sovereign, 76 tons, M'Aulay, master—William Grieve, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Glasgow, Helenshurgh and Gareloch-head—Duchess of Argyle, 50 tons, Stewart, master ; Victoria, 66 tons, Campbell, master Archibald M'Nair, porter. To Inverness^—Twice a-week—Cygnet, 68 tons, Campbell, master; Lapwing, 68 tons, Duncan, master—William Lindsay & Co., agents. Maid of Lorn, 71 tons, M'Donald, master— A. M'Allister, agent. To Oban, Tohermorry and Portree—^Once a-week— Duntroon Castle, 110 tons, M'Donald, master—William Lindsay, & Co., Excise Build- ings, agents. Mary Jane, 125 tons, master ; Marquis of Stafford, 250 tons, Hudson, master—D. M'Larty & Co., agents, Excise Build- ings. To Largs, Millport, Arran and Ardrossan—Daily—Lady Brisbane, 81 tons, M'Kellar, master; Lady Kelburne, 90 tons, Houston, mas- ter—James Benham, Steamboat Quay, agent. Invincible, 78 tons, M'Kellar, master ; Mars, 79 tons, M'Donald, master— A, M'Allister, Steamboat Quay, agent. To Liverpool— Six days a-week— Admiral, 597 tons, Hardie, mas- ter ; Princess Royal, 419 tons, Cumming, master— Donald M'Larty, & Co.. Excise Buildings, agents, Camilla, 333 tons, Langlands, mas- ter; Stork, White, master; Lyra, 307 tons, Frazer, master. To Lochgoilhead— Daily— Ardentenny, 70 tons, :^' Chambers, master — .Toiin Dawson, agent. Queen, 90 tons, Barrie, master— P. Hag- garty, agent. For Gouroch, Kilmnn, Kirn, Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tar- hert, Lochgilphead, Inverary, Port Helen and Portaskaig, Islay —The Castle Corapy's Royal Mail Steam Packets—/or Hours, see the Boards, CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY'S LIGHTERS CARRY- ING GOODS BETWEEN GLASGOW & GREENOCK DAILY. Ann, Campbell, 53 tons Friend, Storm, 50 tons, Betty, Campbell, 53 ion%-- Clyde, M'Farlane, 59 tons Kelvin, Brodie, 74 tons Neicark, White, 63 tons Bowling, Wright, 63 tons Dispatch, 59 tons Active, 59 tons— Office, Excise Buildings. — APPENDIX. 39 CLYDE SHIPPING COMPANY'S TOWING VESSELS. To and from Glasgow—Every lawful day — Conqueror, 86 tons, Hugh M'Gregor, master; Meteor, 30 tons, Alex. Archibald, mas- ter; Gulliver, 57 tons, D. Sutherland, master; Hercules, 44 tons, A. Leitch, master; James Watt, 44 tons, Thomas Barbour, master; Samson, 38 tons, Duncan M'Callum, master; Wizard, 21 tons, David Storm, master. Luggage Steamboats, carrying Goods between Greenock and Glasgow — Sail Daily — Glasgow, 63 tons, Brodie, master; Greenock, 73 Ions, Leitch, master; Industry, 55 tons, John Munn, master — Office, Ex- cise Buildings. GLASGOW AND GREENOCK TOWING COMPANY. Chieftain, Dick, 26 tons, tug boat— Venus, Campbell, 21 tons, tug boat —Jean, Dow, 45 tons, lighter William and Ann, Muir, 36 tons, lighter— Duncan Dow, manager, East India Breast. HARBOUR llS®U2.il.TI0HS. REGULATIONS BY TPIE PARLIAMENTARY TRUSTEES OF THE PORT AND HARBOURS. The Trustees for improving the Fort and Harbours of Greenock, Repeal all former Rules, Regulations, and Bye-Laws enacted for the Government of the said Port and Harbours, and in virtue of the powers committed to them by the Acts of Parliament 13 Geo. III., cap. 28; 29 Geo. III., cap. 43; 41 Geo. III., cap. 51; 43 Geo. III., cap. 87; 50 Geo. IIL, cap. 167; 57 Geo. IIL, cap. 32; and 5 Vict. cap. 54, enacted and ordained, and hereby Enact and Ordain, the following Regulations and Bye Laws, to be strictly observed and enforced from and after the day on which the same shall be approved of by the Sheriff. The Repeal of all former Rules, Regulations, and Bye Laws to take effect also from that date. GENERAL REGULATIONS. I. Vessels arriving at the Port must come to in the Roads, and be moored with a bower anchor each way across the tide, in such man- ner as to give a clear berth to other Vessels previously moored, and also to keep clear of the entrances to the inside of the Harbours, so that the communication between the warping buoys and the said en- trances may not be interrupted. Inattention to this Regulation will subject the owner, or the master, or other person in charge of such vessel so improperly moored, in a penalty not exceeding Five F'ounds, as well as be liable in all damages that may be thereby caused, and also in the expense of shifting the vessel to such place as the Harbour- is specially empo\vered to master mav' appoint, and which he hereby do. II. The date of arrival of all ships and other vessels, excepting light- ers or such small craft, shall, within four hours after arrival in the Port, be entered in a book to be kept open and patent at all times in 40 APPENDIX. the Harbour-master's Office ; and the Harbour-master shall, accord- ing to the rotation of such booking, assign a berth for such ship or other vessel ; and all masters or other persons in charge of such ship or other vessel neglecting to enter the vessel's arrival as aforesaid, shall not be entitled to claim a berth for such ship or other vessel, un- til booked; and the master or other person in charge of such ship or vessel not observing this Regulation, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. III. No vessel shall be allowed to enter any of the Harbours, except lighters or other small craft, until the Harbour-master shall have as- signed a berth for her : and the jib-boom, spritsailyard, martingale, spanker or main boom, davits, and all out-riggers must be rigged in ; the studding sail booms and crances taken off the yards, and the lower and topsail yards peaked up and down, and all anchors taken in on deck immediately on arrival at the Port. The master or other person in charge of the vessel contravening any part of this Regulation shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. IV. Vessels inward bound, having cargoes on board requiring to be weighed at the Queen's scales, shall in rotation have a preference to inside berths; but such vessels may be removed to another berth by orders of the Harbour-master at the expense of the vessel, should he find it requisite to do so for the purpose of placing another vessel in the berth. V. Every person having the command or charge of a vessel in the Harbour shall be obliged to remove the same when, and as often, as he shall be ordered by the Harbour master to do so, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence ; and if any person in command or charge of a vessel refuse to remove such vessel when so ordered, the Harbour-master may employ men at the expense of the owner or person in charge of the vessel, and remove her to any berth in the harbour he may see proper; and any commander or other per- son in charge of a vessel removing the vessel from one berth to an- other without the permission of the Harbour-master shall be liable in the like penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. VI. Vessels unemployed or to be laid up, shall be taken by the master or other person in charge of the vessel to such berths or places as shall be appointed by the Harbour-master, and there shall always be a sufficient number of persons on board each such vessel, at least two hours before and one hour after high water for the purpose of re- moving her when so ordered. And all other vessels in the harbours shall constantly have on board one or more persons to receive orders from the Harbour-master, and keep the vessels so trimmed as to draw the least possible draught of water in order to admit of such vessels being easily removed from one berth to another. Neglect of any part of this Regulation shall subject the owner, or the master, or other person in charge of the vessel, to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, besides any expenses which may be incurred by the Harbour-master in removing the ship or such vessel otherways. VII. All vessels resorting to the harbours shall use brushwood or other fenders to the satisfaction of the Harbour-master. Neglect thereof shall subject the master or other person in charge of the vessel, to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. VIII. On no account whatever, shall hardwood or other kind of timber which will not float, be discharged inside of any of the har- bours; but all such timber must be discharged upon soles of light APPENDIX. 41 floating timber, or otherways to the satisfaction and with the written permission of the Harbour-master, and at such berths as shall be al- lotted by him. Any person acting in contravention of this Regula- tion shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being bound instantly to remove the timber; and fail- ing his so doing, the Harbour-master shall be, and is hereby authoris- ed, forthwith to remove the same at the expense of the owner thereof, or of the master of the vessel, or of the agent for the importer of such timber. And should any of the timber so allowed to be discharged^ as aforesaid, sink, the owner or master of the vessel discharging such timber, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, for each log or piece of timber so sunk ; and shall forthwith lift the same, and failing his so doing within three tides after sinking, the same may be lifted by the Harbour-master, at the expense of such owner or mas- ter, and he shall also be liable in all damages which may be caused thereby. IX. The floating timber and spars may be discharged into the basin of the harbours by permission of the Harbour-master from ships and other vessels inside of the harbours, and the first two days of the dis- charge of each such ship, or other vessel, shall be allowed to proceed without interruption ; but if, at the end of that period, the timber and spars discharged on the first of the «aid two days, shall not be re- moved from the harbour, the further discharge of the ship or other vessel shall be stopped until the whole of the quantity discharged on the first day be removed ; and on the first day's discharge being remov- ed, the discharge of the third day may be allowed to be proceeded with ; but before another day's discharge commence, the quantity which shall have been put out on the second day of the discharge must be removed from the said harbour, and so on throughout, until the discharge of the ship or other vessel be completed, so as no more than two day's discharge of any ship or other vessel shall be within the har- bour at one and the same period ; but provided that such discharge of any one or more days shall only be permitted in the event of the Har- bour-master being of opinion that the trade of the port will not be impeded by the discharge being proceeded with ; and all timber or spars discharged from any ship or other vessel shall be removed from the harbour within two days after the completion of her discharge; and in the event of the said timber not being removed as aforesaid, the importer or importers thereof, or other person or persons having charge of the timber, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence or neglect to remove the same ; and if the said timber and spars be not removed within two days after the con- viction of the defaulter, he shall be liable in a further penalty not ex- ceeding Five Pounds for every successive period of two days during which the said timber or spars, or any part thereof, shall remain with- in the said harbour, or on the quays or wharfs thereof. X. It shall not be lawful to bring floating timber within any of the harbours without the permission of the Harbour-master. Any per- son acting contrary shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, besides being bound forthwith to remove the timber, and failing his so doing within six hours after being requested by the Harbour-roaster to remove the same, he shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for every day during which the said timber brought in as aforesaid shall remain in the harbour ; or it shall be in the power of the Harbour-master to remove the timber at the risk and expense of the owner or other person in charge thereof. 42 APPENDIS. XI. The master of every vessel loading or discharging ballast, coals, limestones or other stones, bricks, cinders, manure, rubbish, or other loose matter, or thing, must have, to the satisfaction of the Harbour-master, a sufficient tarpaulin cloth, or canvas cloth or shoot, so fastened to the ship's side as effectually to prevent the said articles or other thing, or any part thereof, from falling into the harbour, un- der a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence ; and all ballast, coals, limestones or other stones, bricks, or other loose matter or thing, whether discharged from or to be put on board of any ves- sel, shall belaid down at the distance of at least six feet from the edge of the quay, and either immediately carted off or put on board, as the case may be, under the like penalty, not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, XI L Machinery and other heavy articles are prohibited being de- posited, under any circumstances, upon any of the timber platforms, but the same shall at once be placed upon the quays, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. XIII. Deals and other timber shall not be piled upon any of the platforms higher than six feet, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds ; and if any party shall pile timber higher, the Harbour-mas- ter shall be entitled to remove the quantity exceeding the six feet in height, and place the same in a store or yard at the risk and expense of the party having charge of the timber. XIV. Deals, staves, &c., may be piled on the quays, but in such way and manner only as the Harbour -master may direct. Any per- son acting in contravention of his orders in this respect, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, besides being obliged to re- move the deals, staves, &c. XV. When a vessel requires to be smoked for the destruction of vermin or drying the hold, the master or other person in charge shall make application in writing to the Harbour- master, who shall give directions for the vessel's being taken to a clear berth, where the ope- ration may be performed with safety, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, and the owner of the vessel shall be liable in all damage which may be done by such permission being granted. XVI. Steamers, passage-boats, and lighters, and all vessels of easy draught of water, shall be obliged to lie bye or remove by order of the Harbour-master when ships or other vessels of larger draught depend- ing on the tide for removal have their ropes run out and are actually removing. The person in charge of any steamer, passage-boat, lighter, or any such vessel, neglecting this order, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings, besides being subjected to removal when the Harbour-master orders the same. XVII. No boats, casks, or barrels are to be repaired, or spars made on the quays or under the sheds, nor are stones to be hewn, or staves or slates dressed, under the sheds nor on the quays, nor are staves, deals, hoops, timber, or any other article to be piled up under the sheds or on the quays ; nor on any account whatever be allowed to remain on the quays beyond forty-eight hours, excepting by permission of the Harbour-master. A breach of this regulation, or any part thereof, will subject the party offending in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. XVIII. No pitch, tar, or any other combustible matter shall be boiled or heated for the use of any ship or vessel, or for any purpose APPENDIX. 43 whatever, either on board of any ship or vessel or on any of the quays or piers, excepting at the Dry Docks or other places appointed by the Trustees for that purpose, under a penalty not exceeding Five tire lighted for such purpose at any other place Pounds ; and if any be than the said Dock, the same shall be extinguished ioimediately by order of the Harbour Master. XIX. The master, mate, or other person having the charge or com- mand of anv ship or vessel landing, discharging, or loading any cotton or other combustible goods on or from any of the quays, who shall smoke or burn tobacco, or shall permit or sufTer any person or persons employed by them in landing and discharging or loading such goods to smoke or burn tobacco or any other thing near to or amongst such combustible goods, whereby the security of the same may be endan- gered, shall for each offence forfeit any sunr not exceeding Five Pounds. And any other person or persons who shall smoke or burn tobacco, or any other thing, near to or amongst cotton or any other combustible goods lying and being on the quays or on board oi any vessel within the harbour, shall for each offence forfeit any sum not exceeding Forty Shillings, XX, If any person having the charge of any vessel shall make fast ropes to any of the chain posts or quay fenders, or any rope, chain, or tackle of any kind to the lamp posts, or to the pillars of any of the sheds, or to the roof of any part of such sheds, he shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings for each offence, besides being bound to pay the expense of repairing any damage which may arise by neglecting this prohibition. XXI Vessels loaded with coal to be sold by retail from the vessel are to be berthed at the Breast, betwixt the Mid Quay and Cross- shore, with the bow to the Breast, under a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings for each offence. XXII. No dung, or manure of any description, to be laid down on any part of the quays or breasts, or to be shipped from any part thereof, during the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September, between the hours of ten o'clock of the forenoon, and eight o'clock of the evening ; and during the months of the year, such arti- cles shall only be shipped or laid down at such times as the Provost and Bailies may appoint. And when dung or manure is shipping a shoot shall be employed, whereby the same may be immediately emp- tied from the cart into the vessel. Any person contravening this re- gulation, or any part thereof, shall be liable in a penalty not exceed- ing Forty Shillings for each offence. XXIII. None of the sheds, nor any part of the quays or breasts shall be used, without permission of the Harbour-master, for selling ship-wrecked stores or other articles, excepting the area at the back of the Customhouse, or the Breast at the foot of Cathcart Street, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. XXIV. That as several screw anchors are laid down near to the Sand Bank for the convenience of vessels warping from the Harbours into the stream, no vessels, upon any pretence whatever, without spe- cial leave of the Harbour-master, shall make fast to the buoys attach- ed to these anchors, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being liable for all damage that may be incurred by contravening this order, XXV. No ship or other vessel, after being discharged, can retain the same berth for loading, if wanted by any others which may have 44 APPENDIX, been previously booked for a loading berth, but must wait and take her turn in rotation : and all ships for discharging or loading, must be booked for such, at the Harbour-master's office, and at the time of booking, such vessel must be within the bounds of the Port. Persons contravening this regulation will be subject to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. Any vessel booked as aforesaid failing to take her turn in the order of booking, the next in rotation shall be entitled to the berth, and so on progressively until the entries are exhausted. XXVI. No persons in charge of any ship or vessel, except small craft, shall shift the ship or vessel from one place to another in the harbours without leave of the Harbour-master, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. XXVII. No fires shall be lighted or permitted on board of any ship or other vessel lying at any of the quays, piers, or breasts, or within any of the harbours, without permission in writing had of the Har- bour-master, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, to be paid by the master or other person in command or in charge of such ship or other vessel. XXVIII. No master of a vessel, or other person, except the Har- bour-master, shall cut or loose any vessel's fasts, either from the palls or from vessels, unless specially authorised by the Harbour-master to do so, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each ofifencei besides, paying all damages. XXIX. The master or commander of every vessel arriving within the port or harbours, shall within twelve hours after arrival of such vessel, deliver to the person appointed to collect the rates and duties authorised by the foresaid Acts of Parliament to be levied, a note con- taining the name of the consignee or agent of the cargo, or part of the cargo to be unshipped within the port, and a copy of the bill of lading or manifest of such vessel, or if part only of the cargo of such vessel is intended to be so unshipped, a true account, in writing, of the kinds, weights, and quantities of the several goods, articles and things intended to be so unshipped : And every such master or commander shall, if required by the person appointed to collect the dues, as afore- said, give to such person twelve hours* notice of the time at which the cargo of such vessel or any part of the same is intended to be unship- ped ; and if any master or commander of any vessel, the cargo, or a part of the cargo of which shall be intended to be unshipped within the said port, shall fail to furnish the note or to give any of the parti- culars before required to be delivered, or give any false particulars or notice, shall, for every such offence, be liable in a penalty not exceed- ing Five Pounds, besides paying the dues aforesaid. XXX. The master or commander of any vessel on board of which any goods, articles, or things, shall be shipped, shall give to the person, for the time being appointed by the Trustees, to collect the rates and duties authorised by Acts of Parliament, a true account signed by the consigner or agent of the kinds, quantities, and weights of the goods articles, or things, before the same shall be shipped in such vessel, and any master or 'commander who shall fail to give such account, or shall give a false account of any such goods, articles, or things, shall respec- tively, for every such offence, be liable to a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. XXXI. If any master or commander of any vessel, or any person on board such vessel, shall hinder the said Harbour-master, or any per- son employed by him, in mooring, unmooring, placing, or removing APPEKDIX. 45 any vessel, such master or commander, or other person, shall forfeit for every such offence, a sum not exceeding Five Pounds. XXX. 1 1. It shall be lawful for the Harbour-master to remove any wreck and other obstructions to the said harbours and approaches, and also any floating timber, which may impede the navigation or working of the Harbours; and the expense of removing any such wreck, ob- structions, or floating timber shall be immediately repaid by the owner of the same. XXXIII. Aquafortis, oil of vitrol, or other goods of a dangerous quality, shall be distinctly marked on the outside of the package con- taining the same, and the person who shall send, or cause the same to be sent for shipment or deposit at the port, shall give notice in writing to the Harbour- master, at the lime of so sending or causing the said goods to be sent for shipment or deposit as aforesaid ; and if any per- son shall neglect or refuse so to mark his goods, or give such notice, he shall, besides being liable to the penalty mentioned in the Act of Parliament for such neglect, pay to the Trustees a penalty not exceed- ing Five Pounds. XXXIV. Every person who shall pick up or obtain possession of any anchor or cable, or any boat, rope, or tackle of any ship or other vessel, or any log or logs of timber, or any other article or thing what- ever, within the limits of the said port or harbours, shall, within 24 hours thereafter, give notice to the said Trustees, or to the Harbour- master, and shall deposit the same in such place, within such time as they or he may direct ; and any person who shall fail to give such notice, and deposit such articles as aforesaid, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds; and the Provost of Greenock, or anyone of the Bailies, shall have power to fix the amount of salvage to be paid for picking up any of the said articles or things. XXXV. If any master or commander, or other person on board of any vessel which shall be moored or fastened within the said har- bours, shall not, upon demand of the said Harbour-master, unloose or slacken the rope or chain, by which such vessel shall be moored or such vessel fastened ; or, if there shall be no person on board of any so moored or fastened, it shall be lawful for the said Harbour-master to cut the rope or slacken the chain by which such vessel shall be so before the moored or fastened, as aforesaid ; Provided always, that Harbour-master shall cut any rope or slacken any chain by which any vessel, without any person on board, shall be moored or fastened, he shall cause a sufficient number of persons for the protection of the same, to be put on board such vessel ; and all expenses thereby incur- red shall be paid by the master or commander of such vessel, XXXVI. No vessel shall enter the harbours or dry docks except the same shall be dismantled, as shall be directed by the Harbour- dry docks master : and if any vessel shall enter any of the harbours or without being dismantled in the manner required by the Harbour- master, after notice is given to the said master, or party having charge on board of such vessel, to dismantle the same in the manner aforesaid, such master or commander shall, for every such offence, forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds. XXXVII. It shall be lawful for the Harbour- master to regulate the lading of all vessels in regard to the draft of water in the said harbours as he shall think proper, and if he shall judge any act or proceeding in the lading of any vessel entering in or departing from the said harbours unsafe for such vessel, or likely to produce injury 46 APPENDIX. to other vessels, or to the said harbours or other works, it shall be lawful for him to give notice in writing (signed by him), to the mas. ter or commander of such ship to discontinue or alter the same; and if such master or commander shall not, according to such notice, dis- continue or alter such act of proceeding immediately after sucii notice shall have been served on him, or some person on board the said vessel, every such master or commander shall, for every such offence, forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds. XXXVIII. Every vessel in the said harbours shall have substan- tial hawsers, tow lines, and fasts fixed to the dolphins, moorings, booms, buoys, or mooring posts, when required by the Harbour-master ; and if any vessel be in the said harbours without such substantial hawser, tow lines or fasts fixed as aforesaid, the master or commander of such vessel shall, for every such offence, forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds, XXXIX. No vessel to be stationed or anchored in the mouth or entrance to the harbours ; so as to occasion interruption to the free ingress and egress of vessels passing to and from the said harbours; and in the event of any vessel being anchored or stationed so as to oc- casion such interruption, it may be removed by the Harbour-master, in order to preserve at all times a free passage to and from the har- bours; and any master, owner, or other person in charge of any such vessel refusing to remove the vessel, when required by the Harbour- master, to a situation so as not to occasion such interruption, such vessel may be removed by the Harbour-master at the expense of the master or owner thereof; and such master, owner, or other person, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, for refusing to remove such vessel when required. XL. Before any vessel shall enter into the harbours such vessel shall have her sails lowered or furled, and the yards peaked up and down; and in case any master or commander, or pilot of any vessel, shall navigate the same under sail into or in the said harbours, or tow, or cause to be towed by steam, any vessel into the harbours, every such master or other person so offending shall for every such offence forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds. XLI. All vessels moored or lying at anchor opposite to the harbours, or sailing or plying in the river or firth of Clyde, betwixt Port-Glas- gow on the East, and Gourock on the West of the said harbours, shall from sunset to sunrise have a light placed on board of such vessel, at least twplve feet above the deck thereof, and which light shall be kept constantly burning during the said period, and shall be so situated as it may be seen in all directions, and that under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, to be paid by the owner or master, or other person in charge oi such vessel. XLII. Vessels arriving at, or coming into any of the harbours in distress, or meeting with any misfortune in the harbours, shall receive a preference both as to berth and course of discharging ; and the masters or other persons in charge of any vessels lying within the har- bours, or at any of the quays, must on being required by the Harbour- master give preference to any vessel so arriving at or lying in the har- bours in such circumstances; and every master or other person in charge of any vessel refusing or delaying to comply with the order shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, besides being liable in all damages which may arise from such refusal or delay. XLII I. Any goods or merchandise, wood of any kind, masts, yards, APPENDIX. 47 pumps, boats, anchors, cables, casks, guns, paving stones, coals, or any other article or thing wiiatever (other than the materials necessaay for the extension, improvement, and repairs of the harbours), shall not be allowed to lie or remain longer than forty-eight hours, upon or within any of the piers, breasts, quays, basins, sheds, or any other places built, made, formed, or erected, or to be built, made, formed or erected within the said port or harbours, or in any of the adjacent roads or avenues leading to the piers, breasts, quays, already built or to be built. In all cases where the said goods or other things aforesaid shall lie or remain beyond the space of forty-eight hours, the Harbour-master or any other person whom the said Trustees or the Harbour-masler may appoint, may remove, and keep the same till payment of the charges of removal and detention, and of such consideration to the officer or other persons employed, for their trouble in and about the same, as the said Provost or any of the Bailies shall think reasonable. If the charges, expenses, and consideration be not paid by the owner or other person in charge of the goods, within five days after demand thereof made upon such owner or person aforesaid by the said Harbour-master or other person, the Harbour-master shall have the goods or other things sold to pay the same. XLIV: It shall not be lawful for any person to land, discharge, or ship at or upon any of the quays, piers, breasts, or any other places, within the said harbours, any dung, manure, or rubbish of any kind, excepting at such places, and under such regulation as shall be ap- pointed by the said Trustees, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. X LV. If any Harbour-master or other servant of the Trustees sha 11 give any undue preference, or show any partiality in the loading or unloading any goods or otherways, at any wharf, quay, house, ware- house, landing place, crane, or machine belonging to the Trustees, he shall for every such offence forfeit a sura not exceeding Five Pounds. XLVI. Tar, pitch, rosin, spirituous liquors, turpentine, oil, or com- bustible thing, are prohibited being on any of the quays, docks or wharfs, or on the deck of any vessel within the said harbours or dry docks, but the same shall be removed to a place of safety, within two hours after notice in writing to that effect, signed by thg Harbour- master, shall have been served on the owner or person having the charge of such combustible thing, or on the master or other person in charge of the vessel from which the same was discharged ; and every owner, master, or other person who shall neglect or refuse to remove such ar- ticle or combustible thing after such notice, shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Twenty Shillings for every hour such combustible thing shall remain in any such place as aforesaid after the expiration of two hours from the service of the said notice. XLVII. If any combustible thing shall remain on any of thequays, dry docks, or other works, or on the deck of any vessel within the har- bours after day light, the owner or person having charge of the same, or in his default, the Trustees, at the expense of such owner or person may provide a sufficient number of persons to guard the same from one hour before sunset to one hour after sunrise ; and such expense, if not paid to the Trustees on demand shall be ascertained and recov- ered in any Court competent. XLVIII. All persons are prohibited throwing or putting any bal- last, earth, dust, stones, or other thing, into the said harbours or dry ocks, or approaches thereto, or into, or upon any of the said works, to 48 APPENDIX. the injury or prejudice thereof, or do any injury to the same, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. XLIX. If any person, other than the Harbour master, shall wilfully cut, break, or destroy any rope or other thing by which any vessel ly- ing in the harbours or other works shall be moored or fastened, he shall, for such offence, forfeit a sum not exceeding Five Pounds. L. It shall not be lawful for the master, mate, or any other person having the charge of any vessel while in the Harbours, or in the road- steads thereof, or in the River Clyde, nearer to the said harbours than the Garvel Point on the East, and the Whitefarland Point on the West, or for any person whatever, to discharge any gun or fire-arms of any description, on board any vessel, save and excepting a signal gun in case of distress, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each such offence : Provided always, that nothing shall prevent the discharging of any gun or fire-arms on board any vessel belonging to or in the employment of her Majesty, her heirs and successors, or pre- vent the discharging of any gun or fire-arms, by any person in the lawful defence of his property. LI. The Harbour-master shall not be interrupted, hindered, or in- sulted, in the execution of his duty. Persons offending shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, for each offence. Any per- son thinking himself aggrieved by a Harbour-master, or by any order issued by him, on making application to the Provost and Magistrates, at the Council Chambers, shall have the case speedily determined. LII. Every Pilot must have constantly in his possession, a copy of these regulations, and shall attend to the instructions as to the moor- ing of the ships on the roadstead, and also, as to taking the ship or other vessel within or out of the harbours, and to the shipment of gun- powder ; and he shall see that the vessel while under his charge be made to conform to all the regulations and laws, and be berthed as directed by the Harbour-master. The Pilots shall also see that the clauses in the Acts of Parliament regarding the taking on board gun- powder, are observed. Any Pilot neglecting any part of this regula- tion shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, for each neglect. LI II. No persons shall be permitted to ply for hire on the quays or within the port as Lumpers, or Stevedores, until they receive a license from the Provost and Bailies authorising them to act as such, and the Lumper or Stevedore so licensed shall be eligible to engage with the master or other in charge of any ship or vessel, either to load or dis- charge the same ; and it shall not be in the power of the Lumper so licensed to depute his right to any other person or party, but must himself attend personally to the work, and the Lumpers shall be re- sponsible to the master or other person in charge of the ship or vessel for the due and proper fulfilment of their respective engagements, and for the honesty and good behaviour of such labourers as they may find it necessary to employ to assist in the execution of the work, all under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, for every breach of any part of the foregoing Regulation ; and the owner or master of any vessel, or other persons engaging or employing any person to load or discharge vessels other than such licensed Lumpers or Stevedores, shall also be liable in the like penalty. LIV. All persons are strictly prohibited from smoking under the sheds or upon any of the piers, under a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings ; and farther, no light of any kind shall be allowed alter dark, ; APPENDIX. 40 either in the holds of vessels, or under the sheds for the purpose of loading, or discharging, or otherwise, unless the light be placed in a, good and sufficient lantern to the satisfaction pf the Harbour-inaster> under the like penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings. STEAM VESSELS. LV. All steam vessels resorting to the Port of Greenock shall have on board a captain or sailing-master, who is an experienced seaman and shall also have a sufficient number of able-bodied and experienced seamen, for the safe navigation of the vessel, under a penalty not ex- ceeding Five Pounds for each offence, to be paid by the person in command or charge of the vessel. And no steamboat whatever shall be manned with less than a master, two deck men and a pilot, exclu< sive of the engineers and fireman, under the like penalty of Five Pounds. LVI. The Steam boat Harbour master shall have the sole and ex- clusive power of assigning berths to steam boats of all denominations at the portion of the Customhouse Quay allotted for the use of that description of vessels ; and no steam vessel shall be entitled to a quay berth that has not proper gangways in her bulwarks cut down to the deck, either fore or aft the paddle boxes, which gangways shall be of sufficient width to admit passengers, luggage, coals, ashes, &c., to pass in safety to and from steam vessels lying outside thereof. Masters or others in charge refusing or delaying to attend to this regulation shall be liable to a penally not exceeding Five Pounds. In stormy wea- ther steamers may be allowed to occupy such berths inside the harbours as the Harbour master may point out, but while the fires are burning steam vessels must be kept as much separate from other vessels as possible. LVII. The master or other person in charge of every steam vessel shall, within 200 yards of any of the quays or of any works of the Harbour Trustees, slow the engines, and keep at a slow rate, until such steam vessels shall have passed the quays or other works at least 200 yards, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each neglect. And all steam vessels shall, when a red flag is hoisted on board of any vessel in the river opposite the harbours, also slow their engines within 200 yards of the vessel where such flag is hoisted, under the like pen- alty not exceeding Five Pounds, to be paid by the master or other per- son in command or charge of such steam vessel, besides being liable in all damages incurred by neglect. LVIII. No ballast, earth, dross, ashes, or other kind of rubbish, shall be thrown or put overboard from any sailing or steam-vessel into the river opposite the harbours, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. LIX. All steam vessels, whether entering or leaving the port or harbours, shall pass outside of the warping buoys, when ships or rafts are warping either into or out of the harbours, and in every case ir> harbour, after eight o'clock in the evening or before six o'clock in the morning, except the vessel has just arrived, under a penalty not ex- ceeding Five Pounds sterling for each transgression; and the forge bellows, lights, or fires on board of any such vessels throughout the day, shall be carefully attended and watched by some person on board, under the like penalty. But upon applying to the Harbour-master, and sufficient cause being shown that the use of forge bellows on board during the night is absolutely necessary to enable the vessel to proceed on her next voyage at the time originally announced, it shall be allow- ed under the special care of an extra police watchman ; the parties claiming the privilege paying for the watchman; and that several buckets of water shall be kept in readiness to quench any fire when danger is apprehended. LXI. All masters or other persons in charge of steam vessels ply- ing to the port shall, immediately upon fixing the hours of sailing of the said vessels from Greenock, intimate the same in writing to the Steam boat Harbour-master, at his office ; and they shall upon no ac- count, either upon the pretence of not arriving in due time or other- wise, alter the period fixed, but shall depart punctually at the times of sailing originally announced, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds sterling for each ofFence, excepting always cases of accidents happening to the vessels or machinery, in which events the time for sailing announced on the boards shall be immediately altered or sus- pended. The sailings shall be regulated by the public clock placed on the Steamboat Quay. Vessels engaged in the foreign or coasting trade may remain at the quay until they take on board all goods that may have been laid down from such vessels, which those in charge must do as speedily as possible, but so soon as the goods are on board the vessel must be backed outside another vessel. Masters or others in command refusing or dela\'ing to comply with any part of this re- gulation, will be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, LXII. All passenger steam vessels shall, when it is dark, on their arrival at, or departure from, the quays, have and use sufficient lights, consisting in no case of less than two hand lanterns, so as to enable passengers to get on board or to land with safety ; and all steam vessels, when passing up or down, shall, at least within 200 yards of the quays, reduce their speed, so as the loading or unloading of the vessels at the piers or quays may not be interrupted, or in any manner of way sus- tain damage. And all steam vessels shall, when leaving the quay, observe the like precaution of steaming slowly, until they have passed ail the vessels lying at the outer piers, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. LXIII. The masters and crews of all steam vessels lying nearest the quay shall give free access over the decks of their vessels to all parties going to or from the steamers lying at the outside berth, and also free access for the conveyance of luggage, goods, coals, &c., to and from the said steamers; and all steam vessels shall, when not loading or unloading, have their hatchways and scuttles covered over. The master or other person in charge of the vessel, neglecting any of these orders shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings for each offence. LXI V. All steamers shall have a bowline hitch upon their hawsers or fastening lines, that the lines may be easily thrown over the palls, and which shall be so fastened so as not to trip or interfere with the passengers. Masters or others in charge of steam-vessels neglecting Iq APPENDIX. 51 comply with this regulation, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceed- ing Five Pounds. LXV. All masters, crews, and other persons are prohibited inter- fering with or interrupting passengers going to the steam boat, by en- deavouring to induce them to take the passage by their respective boats; but the masters and crews are required to remain either on board their respective boats, or at their gangways previous to the hour of sailing; and masters and others shall not allow horns or bugles to be sounded until within five minutes of the hour of sailing of the res- pective boats. Any persons neglecting any part of this regulation, shall be liable in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. BOATMEN. LXVI. No person to ply for hire as boatmen at the port or har- bours of Greenock, without being licensed by the authority of the Provost and Bailies of Greenock, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. LXVII. Boatmen licensed as such, and plying for hire within the port and harbours, shall have their respective names and numbers cor- responding with the number of the license painted in legible charac- ters, upon a conspicuous part of their respective boats, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. LXVIII. The Provost and Bailies shall, and they are hereby authorised from time to time, to fix the rates to be exigible by boatmen, and others licensed as aforesaid, and the boatmen and others licensed as aforesaid, shall not be entitled to charge higher rates than those specified in the table of rates, under a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings for each oiFence. LXIX. Boatmen licensed as such, shall be held responsible for the faithful discharge of the duty of the men employed by them, and shall, if required by the Provost and Bailies, be obliged to give bond for their good behaviour, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds. CARTERS. LXX. No carter, carman, barrowraan, or porter, shall be permit- ted to apply for hire, on or around the quays or piers, without being licensed, by and under authority of the Provost and Bailies, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. LXXI. Carters and carmen shall have their name and number marked in legible characters on their respective carts or cars, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for neglect thereof. LXXII. Carters and carmen must have at all tiroes a sufiBcient number or quantity of waterproof covers for the protection of goods on their carts or cars, and every carter or carman neglecting to have the necessary quantity of covers, shall forfeit and pay a penalty not exceed- ing Five Pounds. LXXIII. AH fines, forfeitures, penalties, damages and expenses, mentioned in the preceding regulations, shall (when not otherwise directed) be sued for and recovered at the instance of the Procurator- Fiscal of the Police- Court of Greenock, before the Provost or any one — 52 APPENDIX. of the Bailies of the said Town ; and upon conviction of any offender it shall be lawful for the said Provost or any of the Bailies to pro- nounce sentence, subjecting such offender to imprisonment in the Pri- son or Bridewell of Greenock, or to fine, or to such lesser punishment as may be deemed adequate to the offence committed* Extracted from the Minutes of the Parliamentary Trustees ' The preceding Regulations Confirmed and Approved in terms of the Statute 5 Vict., Session 2d, Cap. 54, Section CLXXX. j H. J. ROBERTSON, Sheriff^ J November 25, 1850. i REGULATIONS FOR PORTERS AND BARROWMEN. i The Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, in virtue of the powers committed to them by the Acts of Parliament, 41 Geo. III. cap. 51, and 57, Geo. III. cap. 32, hereby enact and ordain the fol- lowing Regulations, to be strictly observed and enforced from and after the 1st of June, 1826, until expressly altered, viz. ; 1st, That no Porter or Barrowman shall be permitted to ply for hire within the Town of Greenock, and on the Quays and Breasts thereof, without being first licensed pufsuant to the said Act, and having found caution faithfully to observe and fulfil the present Regulations; and each Porter shall have constantly aflBxed to his breast a badge, specify- ing his number, and which shall be delivered to him on his being li- shall forfeit and censed ; —and all persons contravening this Regulation pay a sum not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 2d, That all Porters shall, with diligence and expedition, perform the services for which they were engaged, and shall not spoil or injure the property entrusted to their charge; and shall conduct themselves with civility and discretion, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence, besides being liable to the party injured for damages. 3d, That when a Steam vessel, just arrived at the harbour has taken a berth in the outside of another Steam vessel, no Porters or Barrow- men to stand on the paddle-box or on the side of the inside Vessel, but arrange themselves in the middle of that Vessel, but if the Vessel just arrived occupies an inside berth, they shall then arrange themselves on the Quay, at least four feet from the edge thereof, till called to be en- gaged, and permitted to pass on board by the officer attending for that purpose ; nor shall any Porter on being engaged to carry Luggage or other Goods in the Town of Greenock, or from the Quays and Breasts thereof, attempt to transfer these to another Porter, but shall himself fulfil his engagement, and when required, accompany his em- shall be sub- ployer ; and all persons contravening this Regulation jected in a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 4th, That no Porter shall embark the Luggage of Passengers going on board of any Steam Vessel until the Passengers intending to land at the Harbour shall have first landed with their Luggage, under a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 5th, That the Wheel Barrows belonging to the Porters who ply on APPENDlt. 53 the Harbour appointed for the Steam boats, and in the Town of Green- ock, shall be arranged and stationed each with the number of its Ow- ner's Badge, and his name legibly painted thereon, in a situation to be fixed by the Officers appointed for that purpose, under a penalty not exceeding five Pounds for each offence. 6th, That Porters plying on the Steam boat Quay shall be careful not /to permit boys or other idlers to go on board any of the Steam Vessels, and, if necessary, they shall call for assistance on the officer of the station, and on the masters and crews of the Steam Vessels, to aid them in keeping boys and idlers from going on board, and on forcing them when on board, on shore ; and the officer, and the master, and crews of Steam Vessels, shall be bound to give such assistance ; and all persons contravening this Regulation, shall forfeit and pay a sum not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 7th, That no Porter shall demand or take a higher sum for his ser- vices than the fares stated in the Table hereunto annexed, and each Porter shall, when plying, have in his possession a copy of these Regu- lations, and the Fares annexed, and shall at all times produce the same to the person employing him when required, and that under a Penalty not exceeding Five Pounds for each offence. 8th, That the Magistrates, on sufficient cause shown, may declare the Bond of Caution granted for any Porter forfeited, and deprive the offender of his License or Badge. 9th, The Penalties incurred under the preceding Regulations, may be sued for before the Magistrates, and recovered, at the instance of the Procurator Fiscal of the Town of Greenock ; and such proportion of these penalties to be awarded to the informer as the Court may in its discretion direct. lOtb, That a printed copy of these Regulations, and Table of Fares annexed thereto, be placed in the Cabin and Steerage of each Steam Vessel, for the information and guidance of the Public. Established by the Magistrates and Town Council of Greenock, for Porters or Barrowmen plying within the Town of Greenock, and on the Quays and Breasts thereof. From any place within the Town of Greenock, and not beyond the Delling Burn or West Burn. A letter or parcel at or under 7 lbs , ^eo 2 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs. ... 3 A parcel above 56 lbs. and not excet-ding 112 lbs. 4 Any load on a wheel-barrow exceeding 112 lbs. 5 From any place in the Town of Greenock, and not beyond the burgh of Crawfordsdyke, or Tolls on the High and Low Gourock Roads. A letter or parcel not exceeding 7 lbs , ... 3 A parcel above 7 lbs. and not exceeding 56 lbs. ... 4 A parcel above 56 lbs. and not exceeding 1 12 lbs. 5 Any load on a wheel-barrow exceeding 112 lbs. ... , 6 For labour per day, 2 6 For labour per hour, from 1st April to 1st October, . 3, Ditto from 1st October to 1st April, 4^ 64: APPENDIX. LIST OF PORTERS AND BARROWMEN. Badge. Badge. 1. William Milligan 28. Duncan Gillies 2. Morris M'Teague 29. Alex. M'Gilvray 4. James Wilson 33. Donald M'Brahmin 5. Alex. Clark 35. Peter Haggarty 6. George Knaggs, jr, 38. Peter Clark 7. Charles M'Lachlan 40. Hector M'Alister 8. John Drummond 41; Allan Black 9. Edward Jack 42. Donald Laurie 11. John M'Callum 44. Peter Chalmers 13. Archibald M'Alister 45. Robert Millar 15. Archibald M'Farlane 46. John M'Taggart 16. Duncan M'Intyre 49. William Chalmers 18. William Blair 51. Colin M'Phail 19. Matthew Muir 54. Thomas Aird 20. Alexander M'Millan 55. Thomas Hepburn 21. John M'Farlane 56. James Benham 24. Alexander M'Kirdy 57. William Grieves 26. James Dalgleish 58. Archibald Grierson 27. Archibald M'Nair 62. John Pettigrew GLASGOW PILOTS AT THE GREENOCK STATION FOR TAKING VESSELS UP THE RIVER. Alexander, Alex. M'Intyre, Duncan Barrie, John Park, James Crooks, Robert Park, Magnus Campbell, John Turner, William Johnston, James Williams, John DEEP SEA PILOTS (Licensed). Adams, Richard M'Corraick, Daniel Adams, William M'Corquodale, John Arkley, David M'Kinlay, Donald Blackney, Richard M'Lean, John Cameron, Hugh M'Neil, Robert Clank, William M'Neil, Lachlan Crawford, James Morrison, William Daw, Alex. Murchy, Alexander Foster, John Sloan, Hannibal Gillies, John Stewart, John Guthrie, David Taylor, Daniel Howieson, William Turner, Hugh M'Bryde, Archibald Turner, John TABLE OF RIVER PILOTAGE RATES. From Greenock, or off Greenock, or the Tail of the Bank, to Glasgow ; or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Greenock or the Tail of the Bank, for all Vessels under 10 ft, draught perft. of water, .. Is 6d APPENDIX. Vessels with 10 feet draught of water and under 12 feet, 2s Od Vessels with 12 ft. draught of water and not exceeding 15 ft. 2s 6d All Vessels exceeding 15 feet draught of water, 3s Od Vessels to and from Bowling Bay, or Dumbarton, to be charged at two-thirds of the above rates; and Vessels to or from Renfrew or Dalmuir to Greenock or Port- Glasgow, or from the last mentioned Ports to Dalmuir and Renfrew, to be charged the same rates as from Glasgow. Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion. Two-thirds only, of the above rates, exigible in respect of Vessels towed by Steam. DEEP SEA PILOTS' RATES. 1. From any place betwixt the Cumbrae Light and the Cloch Light, or from the Anchorage at Fairlie Roads, Rothesay Bay, or Quarantine Station, Holy Loch, to Greenock Roads and Mooring, or to the Quay and Berthing, one penny half-penny per ton register. 2. When a vessel, inward bound, is boarded outside of the South Entrance of Lamlash Harbour, the Pilot to receive one half-penny per ton additional. 3. From any place inside of the Cloch Light, or from the Anchor- age at Gourocic Roads, or Tail of the Bank, to Greenock, one penny. 4. Vessels inward bound, not boarded until nearer Greenock than the Bay of Quick, one penny per ton. 5. From Greenock to Port- Glasgow, one penny per ton. 6. From Greenock Roads, unmooring, and bringing into any of the Harbours or Docks—a Ship, 5s ; a Brigantine, 4s. The same rates chargeable for like distances outwards, with the exception of the charge under Article II., which is levied on out- ward bound vessels only, in the event of the Pilot being required to proceed with the vessel so far as the South Entrance of Lamlash Harbour. All vessels sailing under Foreign Flags to pay one-half more than the above rates. Any vessel anchoring at the Tail of the Bank, outward bound, the Pilot, if required, is afterwards to go and assist her out to any dis- tance the master may require, betwixt the Cloch and the Cumbrae, failing without any additional charge to the three half- pence per ton ; the Pilot's attending, another may be hired in his stead, who is to have one penny per ton for taking the vessel from the Tail of the Bank out, leaving one half-penny per ton as the allowance for pilot- ing from the Quay to the Tail of the Bank. Any Pilot going on board ship (liable to Quarantine), at the re- quest of the owner or master, is to be paid, in addition to his pilotage, 4s 6d per day of 24 hours, for every day he may be detained on board. GREENOCK SHIFPIITG LIST. VESSELS MARKED Lighter I I Lr Bk Barque I S Ship Sp Sloop Schooner Cr Cutter Bg Brig Sk Smack | Sr | I VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADE. Abercromby bk, G. Louttet 458 A. Russell and others Foreign 5Q APPENDIX. VESSELS AND MASTERS. TON. OWNERS. TRADE. Abeifoyle bk, D. M'Alpine 350 Duncan M'Alpine Foreign Adonis s, Reid 753 John Haddow & Co. do Agnes, A. Morris 481 Hamlin and Co. do Aim sr, J. Gibson 92 James Bannatyne Coast Alan Ker bk. Gray 621 M'Kechnie Foreign Alberta, J. Benson 58] Buchanan do Albion, M'Arthur 414 Allan and Co. do Alexander Johnston bk, Alexander 288 Donald M'Laity do Amanda bg, Duncan 131 John Kerr do Ann Ir, James Gardner 30 Mories & Nicol Coast Anna Ir, D. Clark 37 R. Baird & Sons do Anne M'Lean bk, J, S. Robertson 318 Thomas Hamlin & Co. Foreign Ann Johnstone bg, Philip Clary 198 Baine & Johnstone do Arab bg, Thompson 164 John Gibb do Arethusa bk, James Lyon 321 W. F. Burnley 8s Co. do Argaum s, Robert Taitt 466 Ross, Corbett & Co. do Argyle s, M'Cuaig 333 John Leitch do Assam bk, Hunter 326 Sword & Co. do Atalanta bg. 182 John Leith do Athol bk, James Hutcheson 430 John Maccunn do Baboo bk, Charles Barker 423 Thomas Kincaid and others do Bacliew sr, John Laird 133 J. & W. Stewart do Balclutha bg, G. Hart, 242 Stewart and Co. do Bee Ir, J. Stewart 45 R. Baird and Sons Coast Belmont bg, J. Brown 213 Jas. Ewing & Co. Glasgow Foreign Benlomond s, Meldrum 770 Robert Cuthbert and others do Birman s, John Guthrie 448 A. Adam and others do Bishop Ir, M'Kechnie 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Black Diamond Ir, George Nicol 30 Mories and Nicol do Blusia Ir, Stevenson 80 James Stevenson do Borneo bk, John Ingleton 460 Martin and Co. Foreign Brandane sk, Robert Clark 50 Robert Baird aad Sons Coast Brahmin, M'Eachern 623 Thomson Foreign Brenda bk, Colin M'Leod 299 Pattens and Co. Foreign Brownie sr, J. M'William 40 Mories and Niool Coast Bucephalus s, Thomas Skinner 571 Ross, Corbett and Co. Foreign Calypso s, Wm. Wilkie 379 Wm. F. Burnley and Co. Foreign Caledonian, Greenhorn 383 Allan and Co. do California, Guthrie 482 W. Orr do Cambria s, Harrison 397 Orr and Co. do Canada, J. Barclay 330 Allan and Co. do Carena bk. May 293 J. Jackson do Caplane bg, John Brown 316 A. Stewart and Co. do Captain Ross bk, J- Grace 210 Thomson do Carib bk, A. M'Bryde 324 C. M'Millan and others do Caroline sr, Jamieson 25 Mories and Nicol Coast Caroline Agnes s, Js. Alexander 570 Thomas Hamlin and Co. Foreign Catherine sk, J. Gibb 45 J. Gibb Coast Catherine Campbell sk, Campbell 80 John Campbell do Ceres sp, Archibald Sinclair 35 John Todd and Co. do Chancellor, Mitchell 864 Hamilton Foreign Champion bk, John Cochrane 795 Robert Cuthbert do Charles sp, Livingstone 72 Mories and Nicol Coast Charlt. Harrison bk,A.M*Intyre 575 A. R. Johnstone Foreign Cherokee bk, D. Smith 278 J. and W. Stewart do Chieftian bk. Cotter ;325 Donald M'Larty do Chevalier, bk, M'Kinlay 243 John Leitch do China s, Ferguson 530 Hamilton do 1 APPENDIX. 67 VKSSELS AND MASTERS. TOK. OWNERS. TRADE. Christian Ir, D. M'Niel 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Circassian bk, D. Muir, 637 Charles C. Scott Foreign Clutha bk, George Sangster 499 A. Russell and others do Clydesdale s, W. M. Morris 482 J. G. M'Farlane, do Cockburn bk, J. Young, 294 Colin M'Millan and others do Commerce Ir, R. Dickie, jun. 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Conrad s, Barclay 758 A. Adam and Co. Foreign Copia bk, John Hardie 300 Pattens and Co. do Cordelia bg, 176 Johnstone, Scott, and Co. do Courier bg, W. Thomson 233 W. and J. Ferguson do Cressida bk, John Macfie 687 Campbell, Anderson and Co. do Culdee bk, Logan 350 J. Cunningham and Co. do Cuthberts bk, J. M' Lean 914 Robert Cuthbert do Dalhousie s, James Hamlin 750 Thomas Bamlin and Co. do Dasher sp, James Carlyle 45 John Todd Coast David Clark s, Robert Swan 608 A. Russell and others Foreign Deogaum s, Evans 621 Ross, Corbett, and Co. do Diana bg, Greig 228 Stuart and Co. do Dove bg, Walker 149 Crockett and others do Druid bg, Robert M'Kirdy 31 Kerrs and M'Bride do Duchess of Argyle s, Burnie 623 John Leitch de Duke bg, D. Ross 174 A. M'Gill and Co. do Duke of Portland, W. J. Cubitt 633 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Earl of Dalhousie bk,R. Primrose 222 S. Patersod aod others do Echo sr, R. Boyle J 28 Sweeney and M'Cann do Elf, D. Cameron 40 Mories and Nicol Coast Elizabeth bk, Cheyne 669 Thomas Hamlin and Co. Foreign Elizabeth sp, James Mains 2l John M'Lean and Co, Coast Elizabeth Ir, Thomas Craig 30 Mories and Nicol do Elizabeth s, Mains 986 James Smith and Son Foreign Elizabeth Campbell, D. Galloway 388 John Kerr do Eliza Stewart s, Js. Henderson 624 J. aad W. Stewart do Engineer Ir, M'Kechnie 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Envoy bk, M'Lean 746 Robert Cuthbert Foreign Erromango bk, Ramsay 394 James Kelso do Esquimeaux bg, Davis, 161 J. Kerr ' do Eucles s, Cbivas 327 John Hunter and Co. do Eupbemia bg, 152 Baine and Johnstone do Europa bk, Peck 270 J. and A. Ferguson do Europa, J. Barclay 272 Erskine and Co. do Eurydice bg, A. Brown 212 Baine and Johnstone do Favourite, Crawford 365 Allan and Co. do Fortitude bk, W. Robertson 305 Martin and Co. Foreign Gartsherrie bk, J. Chisholm 252 A. Stewart and Co. Foreign George and Jane sp, James Brodie 25 John Todd Coast Giles sr, D. M'Lean 91 Malcolm and Co. do Gipsy bg, Daniel M'Gregor 172 Kerrs and M'Bride Foreign Glasgow s, Thomas Hamlin, jr. 403 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Glasgow, Ir, Donald M'Kinlay 28 Mories and Nicol Coast Glenelg s, W. Wilkinson 1185 M'Millan and Co. Foreign Glen Huntly bk, Robert Barr 505 Samuel Paterson and others do Grange bk, J. C. Morrison 275 Thomas Shaw do Grange sr, Wm. Crawford 25 Mories and Nicol Coast 58 APPENDIX. VESSELS AND MASTERS. TONS. OWNERS. TRADE* ratia bg, Wra. Hewley 180 Kens and M'Biide Foreiga recian bk, Langford 618 John Maccunn Hamlet bg, M'Larea 208 Alexander Thomson do Harrison, M'Intyre 557 Johnston do Harlequin bk, Cunningham, 199 J. Cunningham and Co. do Heart of Oak Ir, H. Broadfoot 40 Mories and Nicol Coast Hebrides s, Alexander Melville 512 Captain Melville and others Foreign Helen bk, M'Cuaig 129 J. M'Farlane do Helen, Sutherland 158 J. and W. Stewart do Herald s, Aul.i 911 A. R. Johnstone Foreign Hinda bk, T. Fisher 284 Colin M'Millan and others do Hound sr, Henry Roper 132 Kerrs and M'Bride do Hugh Walker s, Alex. Cameron 496 John Walker and Co. do Humayoon s, Cameron 446 James Finlay do Iceni bg, Duncan M'Lellan 180 Kerrs and M'Bride do India s, Alex. Mitchell 573 John Maccunn do Isabella, Turner 358 John Neill and Co. do Isabella Dick bg, Nicol 154 Watson and Co. do Isabella Hercus s, P. Houston 534 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Isabella, J. Stewart 60 J. Stewart Coast Ispray bg, A. Steel 245 Kerrs and M'Bride Foreign Jane Brown bk, Alex. Leitch 281 Samuel Paterson and others do Jane Duff sr, Stevenson 97 James Stevenson Coast Jansen, Thomson 206 R. Thomson Foreign James Moran s, G. Morrison 638 Archibald Adam and Co. do James Campbell, J. Galloway 326 John Kerr do James Stewart bk, D. M'Farlane 2)4 J. and W. Stewart do Janet Wilson bk, Robertson 279 Daniel Wilson do Janet sp, Alexander Harper 39 John M'Lean and Co. Coast Janet sp, 52 Stewart do Janet Ir, 28 Mories and Nicol do Jean Campbell sk, J. M'Goun 83 J. M'Goun do Jean Ir, James Gardner 36 Mories and Nicol do Jessie sp, John Morrison 60 John M'Lean and Co. do John Bright s, James Watt 591 Thomas Hamlin and Co. Foreign John Gray s, Duncan M'Donald 480 Dunlop and Co. do John Hamilton, Sellers 809 Hamilton and Co. do John Wickliffes, Daly 661 John Taylor do Johns sp, Daniel Campbell 48 Daniel Campbell Coast Joseph, M'Neil 78 Malcolm and Co. do Johnston, Alexander, 289 M'Larty Foreiga John M'Kenzie, J. M'Kenzie, 904 A. Stewart and Co. do Juliet bk, Watson 444 John Rodgers and others do Kelvin Ir, J. Taylor 30 Robert Baird and Sons Coast Kilblain bk, John Shaw 495 John Walker and Co. Foreign Killabokka bk, D. Campbell 356 Campbell. Anderson, and Co. do Kirkman Finlay s, James Potter 439 A. Russell and others do Kohi-nori bk, Finlay Keith 314 A Stewart and Co. do Lady Bute hX Daniel M'Kinlay 384 James Bannatyne do Lady Cornwall bg, J. Kerr 188 John Kerr do Laurel bg, Livingston 272 Campbell and Co, do APPENDIX. 59 VESSELS AND MASTERS TONS. OWNEBS. TRADE. Lavinia bg, M'Gilvray 160 Daniel Tough Foreign Lady Sale s, Anderson 736 H. G. Booth do Leven Ir, Murdoch 30 Mories and Nicol Coast Lotus bk, A. Pollock S69 Campbell, Anderson, and Co. Foreign Lyra bk, James Bell 272 Daniel Tough and others do Maid of the Mist sr, L. James 1 33 Sweeney and M'Cann do Margaret, J. Bell 238 J. Kerr do Margaret M'Goun sk, J. M'Goun Coast Margaret and Grissel sk, M'Intyre 50 Robert Baird and Son do Margaret Connalbk, J. Edwards 400 Martin and Co. Foreign Margaret Poynter bk, Morris 305 John Taylor do Margaret Smith bk, J. Bell 291 John Kerr do Margaret Wilkie bk, S. Duncan 240 Morris and Co. do Marion Hendry, J. Hendry 91 Hendry and Co. Coast Martin Luther bk, Hutton 450 John Taylor Foreign Mary bg, Munro 217 James Kelso do Marion sp, John M'Arthur 28 M. and D. Kelso Coast Mary Ir, W. Paul 36 Mories and Nicol Coast Mary and Ann bg, Dempster 262 John Neil and Co. Foreign Mary Ann bg, P. W. Leitch 250 John Leitch do Mary Louisa bk, H. Currie 288 Campbell Foreign Mary Campbell sp, John Harper 55 M. and D. Kelso Coast Mathew King bg, R. Anderson 173 Morrison and Shankland Foreign Melissa s, Sangster, 769 R. Cuthbert and others do Merchant, 138 Morris and Co^ do Minerva bk, J. Stewart 349 Weir and Co. do Minum bk, Maxton, jr. 472 Martin and Co. do Mooltan, Wright 605 Crawford do Nestor bk, Wright, 378 Crawford do Neptune bk, Brown 843 J. Cunningham and Co do Nepaul s, M'Lean 462 John Campbell and others do Nero, Wright 878 Crawford do N. Yoik Packet bk, Wm. Muir 685 John Maccunn do Nonpariel bg, Henry Poland 235 Kerrs and M'Bride do Noma bg, M'Kellar 221 John Leitch do Norval bk, James Wallace 245 Baine and Johnstone do Co. New Orleans s, George Begg 800 A. Stewart and do do Othello sr, John M'Donald 153 Baine and Johnstone Onyx, M'Arthur 257 M'Arthur do Packet bg, James M'Kinlay 137 James Bannatyne do Palmyra bk, Archibald Campbell 465 Macfie, Graham and Co. do Coast Peggy sp, Angus M'Millan 45 Stewart Phoenix bg, Meikle 384 Smith and Son Foreign Peerless, M'Lellan 177 D. Steel do Co. Coast Petrel sr, Ewing 65 J. M'Lean and Foreign Pursuit bg, H. Galloway 226 John Leitch do Queen bk, Robert Arrol 442 Martin and Co. Russell and others do Quintin Leitch s, Lewis Potter 643 A. Paterson and others do Rajasthan s, Paterson 438 Samuel 1 60 APPENDIX. VESSELS AND MASTERS. TONS. OWNERS. TRADE. Randolph b^, M'Neill 207 D. Balderston and others Foreign Reaper, J. Rose 838 M'Arthur do Retrieve bg, Galloway 235 John Kerr do Richard Brown bg, James Neil 255 John Neill and Co. do. Roger Stewart s,W. H. Menzies 364 Andrew Stewart and Co. do Romulus bk, William Bruce 466 A. Russell and others do Rosina bg, Samuel Cleall 146 James Hunter and Co. do Rosanna bk, Archd. M'Kechnie 396 M'Millan and Co. do Rowallan bk, Allan Bolton 251 M'Kechnie do Rowley bg, R. Dickie 261 Campbell, Anderson and Co. do Royal Oak Ir, Samuel Prouse 28 Mories and Nicol Coaa Rozelle sr, Donald Bell 1 1 J. and W. Stewart Foreign Runneymede bg, 200 Kerrs and M'Bride do Sappho bk, Hildreth 446 D. Balderston and others dogt Satisfaction Ir, L. Turner 36 Mories and Nicol Coa Saxon bk, John M*Lean 833 Robert Cuthbert Foreign Seringapatam, H. Morris 508 Scott and Sons do St. George bk, Kyle, 226 W. Crawford do St. Fillan bg, Davis 161 J. Hunter and Co. do Scotch Lass bg, M. Campbell 132 Baine and Johnstone do Scotland s, George Davie 338 John Maccunn do Sir R. Campbell bg, D.Campbell 178 James Hunter and Co. do Solway sp, Daniel Kelso 42 M. and D. Kelso Coast Somnauth s, Lawson 540 A. Adam and Co. Foreign Sovereign bk, Broadfoot 242 John Campbell do Spartan, Muirhead 681 Adams and Co. do Spray bg, Archibald Steele, 245 Kerrs and M'Bride do Tamerlane s, A. M'Lean 427 J. and W. Stewart do Tay bk, John Longwill 512 James Smith and Son do Thalestris bg, L. Carmichael 165 Pattens and Co. do Thistle bk, James Turner 611 John Haddow and Co. do Tiber bg, James M'Kirdy 177 John Neill and Co. do Tweed sk, P. Walker 40 Robert Baird and Son Coast Trident bk, William Millar 352 W. and J. Ferguson Foreign Triton s, James Smith 770 James Smith and Son do Urgent bk, Warden 275 J. Hunter do Vestal bg, Duncan Greig 160 Kerrs and M'Bride do Walter Baine bg, A. Gowans 275 Baine and Johnstone do Wayeer s, Sutherland 525 James Smith and Son do William Campbell, H- Galloway 338 John Kerr do William Gibson s, H. A. White 592 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Wm. Shand bk, W. H. Cleland 501 A. Russell and others do William Stewart, W. Jamieson 576 J. and W. Stewart do Wilson s, John Laing 565 Thomas Hamlin and Co. do Woodside bg, G. Scott. 134 Scott and Co. do Yeoman s, Purden 965 H. G. Booth do Zebulun bg, Flynn 194 J. and W. Stewart APPENDIX. 61 GREENOCK POST OFFICE-CHURCH FLiiLCE, June, 1851. THOMAS M'MILLAN, Post-Master. William Steele, Alexander Loudoun, James Orr, and Charles Grierson, Clerks. James Dickson, John Smith, David Laird, and John Gallacher, Letter-Carriers, and John Gray, Assistant Letter- Carrier. Angus M' Vicar and William Laird, Railway and Steara- Boat Messengers. Patrick Finnigan, Gourock Runner. The Paid Letter Window is open at 7-30 a.m., and shut at to 10 p.m. ; and on Sundays is only open to the public from 8 9 a.m. Money Orders are granted and paid from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. On Sundays and Fast-days no business of this description is done. DELIVERY OF LETTERS. First delivery at 7-30 a.m., with the correspondence from England ; Continent of Europe ; Edinburgh, Linlithgow, Grangemouth, Bathgate ; Ireland, Portpatrick, Stranraer, Cairn- ryan,Ballantrae, Girvan, Maybole, Ayr, Kilmarnock ; Cumnock, Mauchline, Fenwick, Newton, Auchinleck, Symington, Ar- drossan, Beith, Dairy, Irvine, Kilwinning, Lochwinnoch, Monk- ton, Saltcoats, Stewarton, Troon, Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth ; Stirling, Callander, Alloa, Denny, Kilsyth, Kirkintilloch, Bi- shopbriggs ; Inverary ; Fort- William, Strontian, Appin, Oban, Bonaw, Dalmally, Cairndow, Arrochar, Luss, Dumbarton, Helensburgh ; Glasgow, Paisley, Renfrew, Bishopton, Port- till Glasgow ; Town's letters in time for this delivery 6-30 a.m. Second delivery at 12-30 a.m., with the correspondence from the North, Edinburgh, East of England, South East of Scotland, Berwick, and towns on the North British, Edinburgh, and Glas- gow Railway; Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Largs, Mill- port, Helensburgh, and Gourock. Town's letters in time till 12 noon. 62 APPENDIX. Third delivery at 3-30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edinburgh, Grangemouth, Falkirk, Linlithgov/, Liverpool, Lon- don, Manchester, Abington, Leadhills, Gretna, Both well, Aber- deen, Dublin, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Ardentinny, and Lochgoilhead. Town's letters in time till 3 p.m. Fourth delivery at 8-30 p.m., with the correspondence from Edinburgh, Glasgow. Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Rothesay, Dunoon, Campbelton, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, Millport, Largs, Kilmun, Wemyss Bay, and Inverkip. Town's letters in time till 8 p.m. MAILS DISPATCHED. The hours for closing the Box for each Post Town in Scot- land will be found at page 69. A fee of 3d. on each letter is taken from the hour mentioned in the last column up to within five minutes of the dispatch of each of the mails. The fee on the letters must be paid by stamps, and deposited in the late letter box. Box closes at Id Fee up to Ardentinny, by Steam-boat, 9 45 a.m. — 10 a.m. Dunoon and Rothesay, do. 7 a.m. 7 20 a.m. Edinburgh, , 1st by Railway 8 50 a.m. — 9 a.m. Do 2d do. 12 noon — 12 5 p.m. Do. 3d do. 7 p.m. — 7 5 p.m. Do. 4th by Mail Gig 10 p.m. — 10 15 p.m. Gourock, 1st by Foot Post 7 am. — 7 35 a.m. Do. 2d do. 3 p.m. — 3 20 a.m. Glasgow, Paisley, and Port-Glasgow, 1st by Railway, 8 50 a.m. — 9 a.m. Do. do. . 2d do. 12 noon — 12 5 p.m. Do. do. 3d do. 3 p.m. — 3 5 p.m. Do. do. 4th do. 7 p.m. — 7 5 p.m. Do. do. 5th by Mail Gig, 10 p.m. — 10 15 p.m. Helensburgh, by Steam-bt. 4 30 p.ni. — 4 40 p.m. Ireland, do. 7 30 p.m. ^ 7 40 p.m. Letters for Dublin and Towns south of that city, are sent also via Liverpool by the London Mail, al 8 50 a.m,, if specially addressed via Liverpool. Largs and Inverkip, by Mail Gig, 7 a.m. — 7 10 a.m. Lochgilphead & Tarbert, by Steam-bt. 7 a.m. — 7 10 a.m. London and English, J St by Railway, 8 50 a.m- — 9 a.m. Do. do. 2d do. 7 p.m. — 7 6 p.m. ON SUNDAYS, There is only one Dispatch by Mail Gig, at 4 30 p.m. Letters in time till 4 p.m. On Sundays there are also a Dispatch to Largs, Inverkip, and Gourock, at the same hour in the morning as on week days. RECEIVING HOUSES. The Letter-boxes at the two Receiving Houses, "West Blackball street and Rue-£nd street, shut on week days at the following hours, viz., 1 1 30 a.m., 2 30 p.m., 6 30 p.m., and 9 30 p.m. On Sundays at 3 30 p.m. APPENDIX, 63 LETTER CARRIERS' DISTRICTS. (Arranged as the Letters are delivered.) 1st District. — Cathcart street, from East Quay lane to Rue-end street, Shaw street from East Quay lane to Rue-end street, East Breast, Bogle street, Rue-end street, Virginia street, Chapel street, Baker street, Dellingburn street, East Blackhall street, Carnock street, St. Andrew's square and street, Springkell street, East Stewart street, Cartsdyke, Cartsburn street, St. John street, St. Lawrence street. Under crescent, Stanners street, Arthur street. East Hamilton street. Main street. Regent street (East), Lynedoch street, Lyle street, An- tigua street— David Laird. 2d District' — Church place, Hamilton street. West Burn street, (upper part), West Stewart street, Kilblain street, George's square, Nelson street, Union street, Kelly street, Patrick street, Brisbane street, Finnart, &c., Inverkip street, Salmon street, Vennel, Watson's lane, and Manse lane—James Dickson. 3d District. — Cathcart square, William street, Dalrymple street, from William street westwards, Charles street. Sugar-house lane, Crawfurd street. West Burn street, (lower part), West Blackhall street, Brougham street, Houston street, Eldon street, iVIargaret street, East and West Clyde streets, and Jamaica street—John Smith. 4th District. — Cathcart street to East Quay lane. East Quay lane, Steam-boat quay, Shaw street, from East Quay lane to William street, Bank street, Shaw place, Regent street (West), Mearns street, Trafal- gar street, Ann street, Drumfrocher road, Sir Michael street. East Shaw street, Duncan street, Tobago street, and Market street—John Gallacher. POSTAGE STAMPS. Stamps may be procured at the General Office, Church Place, the Stamp Office, and the two Receiving Houses. The Penny Labels, at Id. each. The Twopenny Labels, at 2d. each. The Tenpenny Labels, at lOd. each. The Shilling Lables, at Is. each. The Penny Envelopes, 24 for 2s. 3d., or 2 for 2^d. The Twopenny Envelopes, twelve for 2s. 2d. or 3 for GJd. Stamped Half sheets of Paper, I^d, each, or 24 for 2s. 3d. When the Value of Stamps on the Letter is less than the amount of the Postage to wl)ich it is liable, the Letter will be charged double the amount of such diffi^rence on delivery. Stamps may be used for Printed Votes and Proceedings in Parliament^ and on Foreign, Colonial, and Ship Letters, outwards. Letters for parts abroad, posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage^ if addressed to places to which pre-pay ment is not compulsory, will be forwarded, charged with only such amount of Postage as shall be equal to the difference between the value of the Stamps and the proper rate of Postage; but letters addressed to places abroad, to which pre- payment ts co7ra/)j*Zsor^, if posted with Stamps of less value than the full amount of Postage, will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office, to be — — — — 64 APPENDIX. returned, in all practicable cases, to the writer. Stamps are not per- mitted to be used on Letters arriving in the United Kingdom from the Colonies or Foreign Countries. These Regulations are applicable to Newspapers, in those cases where they are liable to Postage. If the Stamps affixed to letters are mutilated or defaced, the letters will be liable to the unpaid rate. A Stamp which has been cut from an envelope and affixed to a let- ter, entitles it to pass free of charge. Re-directed Letters are charged an additional postage for each re- redirection, according to the Prepaid Scale. Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the right-hand corner of the upper side of the letters, above the superscription. The most effectual plan is to dip the label wholly in water, to shake off the water im- mediately, and to press the label upon the letter with a piece of clean blotting paper. When the gum is dull in appearance, it will require rather more time and miosture to make it stick lirmly, than when it is glossy. The purpose of wetting the label wholly is to counteract the tendency it has to curl up from the letter, when one side only is wetted a J tendency caused by the expansion of that side as it imbibes the moisture. PREPAID RATES OF POSTAGE. Letters not exceeding Half an Ounce in weight. One Penny One Ounce, Twopence Two Ounces, Fourpence Three Ounces, Sis- pence, and so on, two rates being added for everz/ ounce. Inland Let- ters or Packets put unpaid into the letter boxes, are charged double the prepaid rates of postage. Letters insufficiently paid, either in money or stamps, are charged with double the amount of the differ- ence between the money paid or the stamps affixed than the prepaid rates. LIMITATION OF WEIGHT. A letter to pass unpaid by the post may not exceed Four Ounces. All above that weight must be prepaid, either in money or by stamps. In the event of any unpaid letter above the weight of four ounces being posted, it will be charged with double the prepaid rates of postage; if insufficiently paid, either in money or by affixed stamps, it will be charged with double the amount of the difference between the money paid or the stamps affixed, and the prepaid rates, and thus charged, " shall and may be detained and opened, and, at the option of the Postmaster-General, shall be either returned or given up to the sender thereof, or be given up to the person to whom it shall be addressed, or be forwarded to the place of its destination." Treasure/ Warrant, 22d October, 1847. LIMITATION OF SIZE. A letter to pass by the post, either paid or unpaid, must not exceed the dimensions of twenty-four inches in length, or breadth, or width, or depth. Any letter above these dimensions may, if fully paid, be detained and opened, or forwarded at the option of the Postmaster^ — , APPENDIX. m General. Any letter unpaid, or insufficiently, will be taxed precisely after the scale mentioned in the preceding paragraph as applicable to unpaid letters exceeding four ounces, and thus charged, be either de- tained and opened, and returned to the sender, or forwarded, at the option of the Postmaster-General. The only exceptions to the fore- going regulations as to size and weight are in the case of— 1, Parlia- mentary proceedings or Addresses to Her Majesty ; 2, Petitions to either Houses of Parliament, forwarded to any Member of such House; 3, Printed votes or proceedings of Parliament; 4, Letters or Packets to or from public departments or public officers in Her Majesty's service; 5, Letters, &c., to or from places abroad. All persons sending letters by the post unpaid, which, from any cause whatever, cannot be delivered to the parties to whom they are addressed, are liable to pay the postage charged thereon, which may be recovered with costs, by summary proceedings before a magistrate. Printed Votes and proceedings in Parliament are charged at the following rate, between places in the United Kingdom, and between the Uaited Kingdom and the Colonies, when conveyed by packet: Not exceding 4 ounces, .... Id. Exceeding 4 ounces, and not exceeding 8 ounces, 2d. Exceeding 8 ounces, and not exceeding 12 ounces, 3d. and so on in proportion. Prepayment optional. Soldiers' or Seamen's Letters are liable to a postage of Id, when prepaid, and not exceeding half an oz. ; when sent by private Ship, the gratuity of 2d, in addition must be paid. Letters to or from Soldiers or Seamen from abroad, when not prepaid are charged 2d. Soldiers' or Seamen's Letters are liable to Foreign rates in addition if sent to or through a Foreign Country, but to no further charge upon re-direction. Printed Books, Magazines, Reviews, and Pamphlets, (whether Bri- tish, Colonial, or Foreign may be transmitted by Post, within the United Kingdom, at the following rates: For each Packet, not exceeding I lb. 6d. Exceeding 1 lb., and not exceeding 2 lbs., Is. Exceeding 2 lbs, and not exceeding 3 lbs. Is. 6d. and so on. Provided, however, the following conditions be carefully observed— 1st, Every such Packet must be sent without a cover, or in a cover open at the ends or sides. 2d, It must contain a single volume, (whether printed Book, Magazine, Review, or Pam- phlet) the several sheets or parts thereof, when there ore more than one, being sewed, or bound together. 3d, It must not exceed two ieet in length. 4th, The Postage must be prepaid in full, by affixing outside the Packet or its cover the proper Stamps. The name and address of the sender may be written or painted upon it, and any other writing may be on any leaf of it, or on the binding ; but all such last mentioned writing must be on one and the self same page or corres- ponding portion of the binding. If any of the above conditions be violated, the Packet will be charged as a Letter. The following Instructions have been addressed to all Postmasters, and are strictly acted upont " General Post-Office.—On and after the 1st January, 1845, should any Letter or Packet be tendered at your Office, which yoi' ; 66 APPENDIX. may ascertain to contain, or which you have every reason to believe contains any of the following articles, viz. : Any Glass, Bottle ; any Razor, Scissors, Knife, Fork, or other Sharp or Pointed Instrument any Leeches, Game, Fish, Fiesli, Fruit, Vegetables, or other perishable substance; any Bladder or other Vessel containing Liquid; or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever, vehich might, by pressure or otherwise, be rendered injurious either to the Officers of the Post- Office, or to the contents of the Mail Bags; you will refuse to re- ceive such Letter or Packet. " In the event of any Letter or Packet being taken in by you, and you do not, until afterwards, discover that it cont^iins any Article as above described, or should any such Letter or Packet be deposited in the Letter Box, you will not forward it to its destination, but you will detain it in your Office, and niform me, by the first Post, of the circumstances, stating the precise Address of the Letter or Packet, and its contents, or what you suppose tliem to be, when proper steps will be taken in this Department in the case, and you will be instruc- ted in what manner to dispose of the Letter or Packet. '* Should any Letter or Packet, containing any article as before mentioned, not be discovered by the Postmaster at whose Office, it may be posted, but be forwarded on to its destination, the Receiving Postmaster, to whose Town it may be addressed, up'?n discovering, or having every reason to believe, that its contents are such as those alluded to, will not send it cut for delivery, but will detain it in his office, reporting the circumstance by the first Post, and stating the nature of its contents, when he will be duly instructed in what man> ner to dispose of it." NEWSPAPERS AND SUPPLEMENTS to NEWSPAPERS. All Newspapers must be sent in covers, open at the sides, and no words or communication may he printed or written on such papers or covers after the same shall have heen published, otlier than the name and address of the person to whom tin y are sent; nor anything enclosed in either newspaper or cover. News-venders only may print their names and addresses thereon. Newspapers may be examined by the Officers of the Post-Office ; and if there be any breach of the above regulations, the packet is chargeable with treble the amount of postage to which a letter of the same weight would have been liable. Any person contravening the law, may, at the option of the Postmaster- General, be prosecuted as for a misdemeanour, Clause of the Act of \st Victoria, cap. 34. sec. 32. ** And be it further enacted, that in all cases in which a question shall arise, whether a printed paper is entitled to the privileges, of a Newspaper or other publication hereby priv ileged, so far as respects the transmission thereof by the Post under the Post-Office Acts, the ques- tion shall be referred to the determination of the Postmaster-Gene- ral, whose decision, with the concurrence of the Lords of the Treas- ury, shall be final. BIARKS OR WRITINGS ON NEWSPAPERS. Writing or Marks are allowed on a Newspaper, passing by Post APPENDIX. 67 between any one Part of the United Kingdom, and any other Part, provided that a postage of one penny be paid, by means of a Stamp conspicuously fixed outside the cover or folded Newspaper. But the privilege is confined to writing or marks on the Newspaper itself, and is not to extend to the cover. Any writing or marks other than the address, on wljich, or (if the Postage be not prepaid as above) on the Newspaper itself, will subject the Newspaper to the same rate of Postage as that to which an unpaid letter of the same weight is liable. NEWSPAPERS FROM THE BRITISH COLONIES. are delivered free of Postage at any place within the British domin- ions. Those for persons who have removed, may be forwarded by Post, free of charge, provided they have not been opened at the place to which they were originally addressed. TO THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS, Newspapers liable to the Stamp duty may be forwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions, by her Majesty's Packet boats, free of the Duty of Postage, provided the same be duly stamped, made up open at the ends, and put into any Post-Office within seven days after the day of publication. Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Colonies, by Private Ships for a Postage of One Penny each, and to Foreign countries for a Postage of Twopence each, to be paid when posted, under the same regulations as to date, &c. For days of despatch and Rates of Postage, see the Alphabetical List of Foreign Countries. NEWSPAFEaS FROM ABROAD. Newspapers arriving from British Colonies or " Foreign Parts," to which they are despatched free, are delivered free of Postage. From places abroad, to which thty are not despatched free, they are charged, on delivery, Twopence each ; excepting those brought by tlie Closed Mail through France, which are charged Threepence or Fivepence each. All nev\spapers must be printed in the language of the Country from which they are sent. Printed Prices Current, having obtained the sanction of the Lords of the Treasury, pass through the Post Office to the Colonies and Foreign parts at one penny each, provided they contain simply the names and prices of articles ; the names and addresses of the parties dealing in such articles must be excluded. Each copy to be made up in the same form as a Newspaper, with covers open at tha end. The title of the publication must be written or printed immediately above the address ; and any other w^riting than such address, name, initial, or mark for reference of any kind, calculated to convey infor- mation as to the party by whom such publication is forwarded, will subject the same to full letter rates of postage. Every Price Current to be posted within seven days after each publication ; and no one can be forwarded a second time without being charged with full letter postage. All other Prices Current and Commercial Lists, published in the United Kingdom, if duly stamped, and under the weight of two 68 APPENDIX. ounces, will be treated as Newspapers, and enjoy the Newspaper privileges, the sanction of the Postmaster General having been pre- viously obtained. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists from the British Colonies, France, Belgium, and Holland, are now admitted into the United Kingdom at the reduced rate of One Penny each, whether conveyed by Packet or Private Ship. Printed I^rices Current, and Commercial Lists, from any Foreign country, except France, Belgium, Holland, Prussia, and China, are admitted into the United Kingdom at the reduced rate of Twopence each. Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from the British Colonies, passing through France, Belgium, or Holland, to the United King- dom, are liable to a Postage of Twopence each. Printed Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from China, via Southampton, 3d ; via Marseilles, 5d each. To China, via South- 2d via Marseilles, each. India, via Marseilles, ampton, ; 3d To 3d ; via Southampton, Id each. REGISTRATION. Letters, whether containing Coin or not, can be registered, on payment of a fee of sixpence, in addition to the Rates of Postage, Inland, Colonial, or Foreign. On those for delivery in France, the charges besides the Registration fee will be the English rate to France, in addition to double the French rate. A printed Acknow- ledgment will be given to any person registering a letter. Registered Letters will be taken at the Bar Window and the Receiving Houses within half an hour of the closing of the Box for the particular Mail by which they are to be dispatched. Letters for Registration, ad- dressed to places within the United Kingdom, must be paid by affix- ing a sufficient number of Stamps, and the fee of Sixpence in addition must also be paid in Stamps ; when addressed to parts abroad they may be paid either in money or by means of Postage Stamps. In cases of Foreign, Colonial, or Sh'p Letters, it must be clearly understood that Registration can only extend to the port of shipment. Letters, however, addressed to France, and Letters passing through France, are exceptions to this rule, the French Post Office under- taking to provide for their security till they have been delivered, if addressed to France, and as long as they remain in the French ter- ritory, if passing through France. The arrangements for carrying out the system of registration have been made with the view of ensuring the safe delivery of Registered Letters. On their delivery, the parties to whom they may have been addressed will be required to acknowledge in writing their receipt. Parties transmitting Bank Notes, Bank Post Bills, Drafts, Jewellery, &c., should invariably secure their transmission by Registration ; and persons having occasion to send by Post small sums are recommended to make use of THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE. "Which is open every week-day, Fast-days excepted, from 9am till 6 pm. The charge for such Orders is threepence on sums not ex- ceeding two pounds, and sixpence on sums between two and five APPENDIX. 69 pounds. No order will be given for sums beyond this amount ; but if the sum to be transmitted exceeds five pounds, as many orders may be taken out as will make up the sum to be sent. Orders cannot be granted unless the name of the person to wfiom they are made payable be given in full, neither can they be paid unless signed (Christian and Surname) in full ; in cases of Firms the usual signature is sufficient. When the personal attendance of the party to whom an order is made payable is inconvenient, if the order is properly signed, and the person presenting it be able to give full information as to the Chris- tian name, surname, address, and occupation of the person who trans- mitted the money, the payment will be made, but not unless these conditions are strictly complied with. A Money Order must be presented for payment before the end of the second calendar month after that in which it was issued (for in- stance, if issued in January, it must be presented before the end of March), otherwise a new Order will be necessary, for which a second commission must be paid; and if it be not presented for payment before the end of the twelfth calendar month after that in which it was issued, the money will not be paid at all. After an order has been once paid, by whomsoever presented, the Office will not be liable to any further claim. LETTERS POSTED BV MISTAKE or Otherwise, cannot be returned to the writer ; neither is any per- son allowed to alter the address of a letter after being posted, as the instant a letter is committed to the post, it is no longer the property of the writer. The towns upon which money orders can be drawn are marked in the lists. LIST OF POSTTOWNS & SUB-OFFICES IN SCOTLAND, With the Hours at which the Box is closed at the General Office, Church Place. When two places are mentioned, reference must be made to the latter for the hour of Despatch. The Offices upon which Money Orders can be granted have the letter " m " prefixed. m Aberbrothwick, iee Arbroath Alexandria, ]7| m fr Glas. 10 p m Aberchirder 9 miles from Banff A 1 ford, 26 m from Aberdeen m Aberdeen, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Alloa, 8 30 a m, and 7pm m Aberdour, 8 30 a m, and 7pm Almond Bank, 3 ra from Perth m Aberfeldy. 8 50 a m, and 7pm Alness, 3 m from Invergordon Aberfoyle, 20 miles from Stirling Alva, 7 miles from Stirling Aberlady, 3 m from Haddington Alyth, 3^ miles from Meigle Aberlour, 2 m from Craigellachie Amulrie, 10 miles from Dunkeld Abernethy.S^m fr NewburghFife m Annan, 8 30 a m, and 7pm Abington, 37 m from Glasgow, 8 m Anstruther, 7 pm, and 12 noon 50 a m, 3 p m, and 10 p m m Appin, 10 p m m Aboyne, 8 30 a m, and 7 p ra m Arbroath, 8 30 a m, and 7pm Advie, four m from Balindalloch Ardentinny, 13 m from Greenock, m Airdrie, 12 noon, and 10 p m 9 30 a m 70 APPENDIX. m Ardersisr, 8 50 a in, and 7pm Bellshill, 8 miles from Glasgow Ardnamurchan, 30 m fr Strontian 12 noon, and 10 p m IB Ardrossan, 3pm and 10 pm m Bervie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Ardwell Inn, 12 m fr Stranraer m Berwick, 12 noon, and 7pm Arisaig, 40 m from Fort-William m Biggar, 12 noon, and 7pm m Aros, 10 pm Bishopbriggs,3| m from Glasgow, Arran, see Brodick and Lamlash 10 p m Arrochar,36 m fr Glasgow,10p m Bishopton, 15 m from Glasgow, Ascog, 3 miles from Rothesay 10 p m Ashkirk, 7 miles from Hawick Blackburn, 4 m from Kintore Assynt, 51 miles from Golspie Blackburn, 2 m from Whitburn Auchinblae, 5 m fr Laurencekirk Blackford, 4i m fr Auchterarder Auchencairn, 8| m from Castle- Blackhillock, 5 m. from Keith Douglas m Blackshiels, 7pm Auchinleck, 1 m from Cumnock m Blair- Adam,8 50 a m,and 7pm 10 p m m Blair-Athole, 8 50 a m, 7 p m Auchmill, 3| m from Aberdeen Blair-Drummond, 6 miles from Auchnacraig, 18 m from Aros Stirling m Auchterarder, 8 50 am, and Blairgowrie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm 7pm Blairlogie, 3J miles from Stirling m Auchtermuchty, 3 50 a m, and Blantyre, 8 miles from Glasgow, 7pm 12 noon and 7pm Auchtertore,3Jmfrom Kirkcaldy Bogroy, 8 miles from Inverness Auldearn, 3 miles from Nairn Bogally, 12 m from Pitlochrie Auldgirth Bridge 8 miles from m Bonar Bridge, 8 50 a m, and Dumfries 7pm m Ayr, 3 p ra, and 10 p m m Bonaw, 10 p m m Ay ton, 12 noon and 7 p ra Bonchester Bridge, 7 miles from Balbeggie, 5 miles from Perth Hawick Balblair, 6 miles from Tain Bonhill, 18 miles from Glasgow, Balerno, 8 50 a m and 7pm 10 p m Balgonie, l^m from Markinch Borgue, 6 m from Kirkcudbright Balfron, 20 ra fr Glasgow, 10 p m m Borrowstounness, 850 am, and Ballachulish Ferry, 14 railes from 7pm Appin Both well, 8 miles from Glasgow, Ballachulish Village, I5| ra from 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra Appin m Bowmore, 6 30 a m m Ballantrae, 3 pm, and 10 p m m Braco, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Bal later, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Brae, near Lerwick, Zetland Bailieston, 5^ m fr Glas. 10 p m Braemar, 18 miles from Baltater m Ballindalloch,850 ara,and 7pm m Brechin, 850 a ra, and 7pm Balquhidder, 13 m from Callander Bridge of Allan, 3i miles from m Banchory, 18 m from Aberdeen Stirling m Banff, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Bridge of Earn, 8 50 am, and Bankend, 6 miles from Dumfries 7pm Bankfoot, 9 miles from Perth Bridge of Weir, 13 miles from Bannockburn, 2^ m fr Stirling Glasgow, 10 p m Barr, 8 miles from Girvan m Broadford, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra Barrhead, 7 m fr Glas. 10 pm Brodick (Arran), 16 miles frora Barrhill, 12 miles from Girvan Ardrossan m Bathgate, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Brora, 5 miles from Golspie Battasound.near Lerwick, Zetland Broughty-Ferry, 4 m fr Dundee m Beauly, 8 50 am, and 7pm Broxburn, 7 pm, and 10 p m m Beith, 3 pm, and 10 p m Brucklaw, 5i ra frora Mintlaw Beltonford, 3 miles from Dunbar Bucklyvie, 14^ m from Stirling APPENDIX. 71 Buckhaven, 6 m from Kirkcaldy Cornerhouse, 2 m from Stranraer m Buckie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Cornhill, 8 miles from Banff Burghead, 9 miles from Elgin Corpach, 8 m from Fort-William Bunessan, 30 miles from Aros Coaran ( Ardgour), 19 miles from m Bruntisland,12 noon, and 7pm Appin Burravoe, near Lerwick, Zetland Courance, 10| m from Dumfries Busby, 6 miles from Glasgow, 12 Corstorphine, 8 50 a m, and7 p m noon, and 10 pm Cortes, 5 miles from Fraserburgh Blyth, 9 miles from Turriff m Craigellachie, 8 50 am, and Cairndow,50 miles from Glasgow, 7pm 10 pm m Crail, 12 noon, and 7pm Cairnish, 13 m from Lochmaddy m Crammond, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Cairnryan, 75 m from Glasgow, m Crathie, 8 miles from Ballater 3 p m, and 10 p ra m Creetown, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Callander, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Crieff, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Cambuslang, 4 m from Glasgow, Crinan, 5 m from Lochgilphead 10 p m Crocketford, 9 m from Dumfries Camelon, 1 mile from Falkirk TO Cromarty, 8 50 am, and 7pm m Campbelton, 6 30 a m Crook, 18 miles from Noblehouse m Cannobie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Crossgates, 4 m. fr Inverkeithing Carboast, 23 m from Broadford Crossbill, 3 m. from Maybole Carluke, 5 miles from Lanark Crossmichael,4 miles from Castle- Carnock, 3i m fr Dumfermline Douglas m Carnoustie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Cruden, 9 miles from Ellon Carnwath, 7 miles from Lanark Culbokie, 9 miles from Dingwall m Carrbridge, 8 50 a m, and 7pm TO Cullen 8 50 a m, and 7pm Carron, 2 miles from Falkirk Cullivoe, near Lerwick, Zetland Carronshore, 3 m from Falkirk m Culross, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Carsphairn, 25 miles from Ayr Cumbernauld, 15 m fr Glasgow, m Carstairs, 8 50 a m and 7pm 10 p m m Castle- Douglas, 8 50 a m, and Cumminstown, 51 m from Turriff 7pm TO Cumnock, 3 pm, and 10 pm Castleton, 5 miles from Thurso TO Cupar (Angus), 8 50 a m, and Cathcart, 3i miles from Glasgow, 7pm 10 p m TO Cupar( Fife), 12 noon, and 7pm Catrine, 2^ miles from Mauchline TO Currie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Cawdor, 6 miles from Nairn Dailly, 7 miles from Maybole m Chance Inn, 8 50 am, and TO Dairsie, 3 m from Cupar ( Fife) 7pm TO Dalbeatie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Charleston, 4 m fr Dunfermline Daljarroch, near Maybole Chirnside, 5 miles from Ayton TO Dalkeith, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Clackmannan, 1^ m from Alloa Dalmally, 76 miles from Glasgow Closeburn, 12 m from Dumfries 10 p m Cluny, }5 m from Aberdeen Dalmellington, 15 miles from Ajr n Coatbridge, 8 m, from Glasgow Dalmuir, 8i m fr Glas., 10 pm 12 noon and 10 pm Dalnacordoch, 11 ra from Blair- m Cockburnspath, 12 noon, and Athole 7pm Dairy, 24 miles from Glasgow, Coldingham, 4 miles from Ayton 3 pm, and 10 pm m Coldstream, 12 noon, and 7pm m Dairy, 16 m fr Castle- Douglas m CoHnsburgh, 12 noon, and 2pm Dalrymple, 6 miles from Ayr m Colinton, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Dalswinton, 7i m from Dumfries Coll, 20 miles from Tobermory Darahead, 6i miles from Kinross Colmonnell, 5| m fr Ballantrae Denholm, 6 miles from Hawick Comrie, 6J miles from Crieff m Denny, 8 50 a ra, and 7 pm. 72 APPENDIX. Dennyloanhead, 16 miles from Etal, 6 miles from Coldstream Glasgow, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra m, Evanton, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Dingwall, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Eyemouth, 2j miles from Ayton Dirleton, 9 m from Haddington Fairlie, 2J miles from Largs Dollar, 7 miles from Alloa m Falkirk, 8 50 a m, and 7 pm, Dolphington, 9 '.m fr Noblehouse and 10 p m m Dornocb, 8 60 a m, and 7pm Falkland, 4 miles from Kettle m Douglas, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Farr, 31 miles from Thurso m Doune, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Fearn, 5 miles from Tain Dromore, 20 miles from Stranraer Fenwick, 18 miles from Glasgow, Drumlithie, 7 m from Stonehaven 3 pm, and 10 p m Drumnadrochit,14 m fr Inverness Ferrintosh, 6 ra from Dingwall Dry men, 26 m from Glas, 10 p m m Ferryport-on-Craig, 8 50 a m, Duddingstone, Ij miles from and 7 pm. Portobello m Fettercairn,8 50 a m, and 7pm m Dumbarton, 12 noon, and 10 pm Findhorn, 5 miles from Forres m Dumfries, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Findhaven, 6|- m from Forfar m Dunbar, 12 noon, and 7pm Fintry, 18 miles from Glasgow, m Dunbeath, 8 50 a ra 10 p m m Dunblane, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Fisherow, | m from Mussleburgh m Dundee, 8 50 a m, and 7 p m m Fochabers, 8 50 a m, and 7 p in Dundonald,5 m from Kilmarnock m Ford, 8 50 a ra, and 7pm Dundrennan, 7|- miles from Kirk- Ford, 6 miles from Coldstream cudbright m Forfar, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Dunfermline, 8 50 am, and 7 Forgue 71 miles from Huntly p m m Forres, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Dunglass, 12 miles from Glasgow, m Fort -Augustus, 10 p m 10 p m Fort- George, If m from Ardesier' m Dunkeld, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Fortingal, 9 miles from Aberfeldy Dunnet, 9 miles from Thurso m Fortrose, 8 50 a ro, and 7 p m Dunning, 5 m from Auchterarder m Fort-William, 10 p ra m Dunoon, 7am m Fraserburgh, 8 50 am, and Dunscore, 9 miles from Dumfries 7pm m Dunse 12 noon, and 7pm Fruchie, 2 miles from Kettle Duntocher, 9i m from Glasgow, m Fushie Bridge, 12 noon, and 10pm 7pm m Dunvegan, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Fyvie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Durness, 65 miles from Thurso m Gairlochead, 7i miles from^ Dysart, 2 miles from Kirkcaldy Helensburgh Eaglesham, 9 m from Glasgow, m Galashiels, 7pm 7 pm, and 10 p ra Gallowtown, 2 ra from Kirkcaldy Earleston, 4j miles from Melrose Galston, 5 miles from Kilmarnock Easdale, 16 miles from Oban Garderhouse, near Lerwick, Zet- m Ecclefechan, 8 am, and 7 p ra land Echt, 12i miles from Aberdeen m Garlieston, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Eddleston, 7 p ra Garmouth, 5 m from Fochabers m Edinburgh, G. P. O., Francis Gartmore, 23 miles from Stirling Abbot, Esq., See., 8 50 a ra, 12 Garve, 14 miles from Dingwall noon, 9 pm, and 10 p m m Gatehouse, 8 50 a ra, and 7pm Edzell, 6 miles from Brechin GiflPord, 4i ra from Haddington m Elgin, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Gilston, 4 m from Castle- Douglas Elie, 3 miles from Colinsburgh, m Girvan, 3 pm, and 10 p in 8 50 am, and 7pm Glammis, 5 J miles from Forfar m Ellon, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Gladsmuir, 4 m from Haddington m Errol, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Glencaple, 5 miles from Dumfries APPENDIX. 73 m Glasgow, 8 50 a m, 12 noon, 3 Hurlet, 6 miles from Glasgow, p m, 7 p m, and 10 p m 10 p m Glencarse, 6 miles from Perth Inchture, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Glendaruel, 80 m from Glasgow, Inverkip, 6 miles from Greenock, 10 p m 7am Glenelg, 6 miles from Lochalsh Innerleithing, 6i m from Peebles Glenlivet, 6 m from Balindalloch Insch, 3i miles from Old Rain Glenlocher, 4 miles from Castle- m Inverary, 10 p m Douglas Invergarry, 7i miles from Fort- m Glenluce 8 50 a m, and 7pm Augustus Glenmoriston, 6 miles from Fort- m Invergordon, 8 50 a m, and 7 Augusius p m m Golspie, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Inverie,54 m from Fort- Augustus Gortlach, 14 miles from Fort- m Inverkeithing, 8 50 a m, and Augustus 7pm Gourock, miles from Greenock, 3 m Inverness, 8 50 a m , and 7 p ra 7am and 3pm m Irvine. 3 p ra, and 10 p m Govan, 2i miles from Glasgow, Isle of Oronsay, 9 miles from 12 noon, and 10 p m Broadford Grahamstown, 1 m from Falkirk Isle of Whithorn 3i miles from m Grangemouth, 8 50 a m, and Whithorn 7 pm, and 10 pm m Jedburgh, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Granton Pier—see Edinburgh Johnshaven, 5 miles from Bervie m Grantown, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Johnston, 10 ra from Glasgow, Greenlaw, 8 m from Dunse 3 pm, and 10 p m m Greenock, 7 a m, 12 noon, 3 Johnston Bridge, 10 miles from p m, and 8pm Moffat Gretna, 85 miles from Glasgow, Jura, 27 m from Lochgilphead 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Keith, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Guard bridge,5 ra fr Cupar (Fife) m Keith Hall, 8 50 a m, and 7 Gullan, 6 ra from Haddington p ra m Haddington, 12 noon, and 7pm m Kelso, 12 noon, and 7 p ra Halkirk, 6 miles from Thurso Kelton Hill, 2 railes frora Castle- m Hamilton, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Douglas Harriotfield, 12 miles from Perth Kenmore, 6 railesfrom Aberfeldy 'Harris, 40 miles from Portree Kennethmont, 10 ra fr Old Rain Harroldswick, near Lerwick Kennoway, 3i ra from Markinch Haugh of Urr, 4 m from Castle- m Kettle, 12 noon, and 7pm Douglas Kilbarchan, 13 ra from Glasgow, m Hawick, 8 50 a m. and 7pm 10 p m m Helensburgh, 4 p m,and 10 p m Kilbirnie, 3 miles from Beith Helmsdale, 17 ra from Golspie Kilbride, 57 ra from Lochmaddy Hermiston, 5 m from Edin- Kilbride East, 8 miles from Glas- burgh gow, 10 p ra Hillside, 8 m from Aberdeen Kilbride West, 5 miles frora Ar- Hillswick, near Lerwick Zetland drossan Hollywood, 3i m fr Dumfries Kilchrenan, 14 m from Inverary Holytown, 12 noon and 10 p m Kilfinan, 80 miles from Glasgow, Hopeman, 7 miles from Elgin lOp ra Horndean, 9 m from Coldstream Killearn, \Ql ra from Glasgow, Houston, 13 miles from Glasgow, lOp ra lOp ra Killin, 22 miles from Callander Howmore, 37 m fr Lochmaddy m Kilmarnock, 3 pm, and 10 pm Huna, 18 miles from Wick Kilmaurs, 2 m from Kilmarnock m Huntly, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Kilmuir, 21 miles from Portree Gg r4 APPENDIX. Kilmun, 12 miles from Greenock, m Langholm, 8 50 a m, and 7pm 7 am Larbert, 3 miles from Falkirk Kilpatrick (New) 6 miles from Largo, 3 miles from Leven Glasgow^, 10 p m m Largs, 7 am, and 3pm Kilpatrick (Old) 10 miles from Larkhall, 14 m from Glasgow, Glasgow, 10 p m 8 50 a m, and 7pm Kilsyth, 12 miles from Glasgow, m Lasswade, 8 50 a m, and 7pm 10 p m m Lauder, 7pm Kilwinning, 26 miles from Glas- m Laurencekirk, 8 50 am, and gow, 3 pm, and 10 pm 7pm Kincaldrum, 91 m from Dundee Laurieston, 6 miles from Castle- m Kincardine, 8 50 am, and 7pm Douglas. Kincardine O'Niel, 26 miles from Laurieston, 11 m from Falkirk Aberdeen m Leadhills, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Kingairloch, 9 m from Strontian m Leith. — See Edinburgh King Edward, 6 m from Banff Leith-lumsden, 34 m from Aber- m Kinghorn, 12 noon, and 7pm deen m Kingussie, 8 50 a m. and 7pm Leitholm, 6 m fr Coldstream Kinloch-Moidart, 20 miles from Lennoxtov\f"' ^ ^ from Glasgow, Strontian 12 noon, and 10 p m m Kinross, 7pm m Lerwick, 8 50 a m. and 7pm m Kintore, 8 50 a ra, and 7pm Leslie, 3 miles from Markinch Kippen, 12 miles from Stirling m Lesmahagow, 8 50 a m, and 7 Kirkbank, 5 miles from Kelso p m Kirkbean, 12 m from Dumfries Lethaw, 6 miles from Forfar m Kirkcaldy, 12 noon, and 7pm Leuchars, 7 m from Cupar (Fife) Kirkconnell, 52 m from Glasgow, m Leven, 7pm 8 50 a m, and 7pm Lhanbryde, 4 miles from Elgin Kirkcowen, 71 miles from New- m Libberton, 8 50 a m, and 7pm ton Stewart Lilliesieaf, 6 miles from Selkirk m Kirkcudbright, 8 50 a m, and Limekilns, 3 m from Dunfermline 7 pm Lindores, 2 miles irom Newburgh Kirkintilloch, 7 m from Glasgow, Linkshouse, near Lerwick 12 noon, and 10 p m m Linlithgow, 8 50 a m, 7 p m, m Kirkliston, 7 pm, and 10 p m and 10 pm Kirkirahoe, 3 m from Dumfries Linton, 3 miles from Noblehouse Kirkmichael, 14 miles from Blair- Linwilg, 9 m from Kingussie gowrie Lismore, 7 m from Appin Kirkmichael, 3l m from Maybole Loan, 3 m from Linlithgow m Kirknewton, 7 pm, and 10 pm m Loanhead, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Kirkinner, 3 miles from Wigton m Lochalsh, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Kirkpatrick- Durham, 9 m from Lochcarron, 15|- m from Lochalsh Castle-Douglas. Lochearnhead, 14 miles from Cal- m Kirkwall, 8 50 a m, and 7pm lander ni Kirriemuir, 8 50 a m, and 7 p m Lochee, 21 railes from Dundee Kirtlebridge, 81 miles from Ec- Lochgelly, 8 m from Kirkaldy clefechan m Lochgilphead, 7am Knockando, 9 m fr Craigellachie Lochinver, 65 miles from Golspie Knowe, 9 m fr Newton-Stewart Lochmaben, 4 m from Lockerby Laggan, 11 m from Kingussie m Lochmaddy, 8 50 a m Laggavoulin, 17 m fr Bowmore Lochwinnoch, 15 m fr Glasgow, Lairg, 19 miles from Golspie 3 pm, and lO p m Lamlash, 20 m from Ardrossan m Lockerby. 8 50 a m, and 7pm Lammington, 7 m from Biggar Logierait, 8f miles from Dunkeld *" T.anark, 850 a m, and 7pm Longhope, 16 m from Kirkwall APPENDIX. 75 Lossiemouth, 6 m from Elgin New Aberdour, 8 m from Fraser- Luss, 27 miles from Glasgow, 10 burgh p m m Newburgh, 12 noon, and 7pm Lybster, 13 miles from Wick Newburgh (Fife), 12 noon, 7pm Macduff, 1^ miles from Banff Newcast eton, 9 m fr Langholm m Markinch, 12 noon, and 7pm New Cumnock, 5 ra fr Cumnock Maryculter, 7^ m from Aberdeen New Deer, 29 m from Aberdeen Maryhill, 4 milts from Glasgow, New Galloway, 14 m fr Castle- 10 p m Douglas Marykirk, 6 m from Montrose Newhaven, 2 m from Edinburgh m Mauchline, 10 p m Newrailns, 8 m from Kilmarnock m May bole, 3 p m, and 10 p m New Pitsligo, 10 m from Mint- m Meigle, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra law m M«lrose, 12 noon, and 7 p ra TO Newport, 12 noon, and 7pm Melvifh, 18 miles from I'hurso Newton, 7 m fr Glasgow, 10 pm Menstrie, 5 miles from Stirling Newton Stewart, 3 p ra, and 10 Methlie, 22 ra from Aberdeen p m Methven, 6 miles from Perth Newtyle, 6 m from Cupar Angus Mey, 12 miles from Thurso Nigg. 6 miles from Parkhill m Midcalder, 7 p m, and 10 p m m Noblehouse, 7pm Millport, 5 miles from Largs, 10 m North Berwick, 12 noon, and a ra, and 3pm 7pm Milnathort, 1^ m from Kinross North Queensferry, 12 noon, and Milngavie, 7 miles from Glasgow, 7 p ra 10 pm Nunton, 22 m from Lochraaddy Milton of Campsie, 9 miles from in Oban, 10 p m Glasgow, 10 pm Ochiltree, 4 ra from Cumnock m Mintlaw, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Old Aberdeen, \i miles from m Moffat, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Aberdeen Moneymusk, 19 m fr Aberdeen 771 Old Meldrum, 8 50 am, and Moniaivie, 8 m from Thornhill 7pm Monkton, o3 m from Glasgow, m Old Rain, 8 50 a m, and 7pm 10 p m Ollaberry, Near Lerwick, Zetland m MoDtrose, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra Ormiston, 2} mile- from Tranent Moodiesburn, 7 in from Glasgow Orion, 10 miles from Keith 12 noon, and 10 p ra m Paisley, 8 50 a m, 12 noon, 3 Morebattle, 8 miles from Glasgow p m, 7 p m, and 10 p m Morenish, 8 m from Tobermory Parkgate, 8 m from Dumfries Morevern, 19 miles from Oban Parkhead, 2 railes frora Glasgow, Mortlach, 6 m from Craigellachie 10 p m Mossat, 33 m from Aberdeen Parkhill, 8 50 am, and 7pm Mossbank, near Lerwick, Zetland Parton, 6 m from Castle-Douglas Moy, 12 miles from Inverness Partick, 3 railes from Glasgow, Muekhart, 10 miles from Alloa 12 noon, and 10 p m Muirdrum, 2 m from Carnoustie Palhbead, 1 mile from Kirkcaldy Muirkirk, 10 miles from Douglas Patna, 10 miles from Ayr Munlochy, 12 miles from Beauly m Peebles, 7pm Murray field. 8 50 a m, and 7pm Pencaitland, 3J m from Trenant m Mussleburgh, 8 50 a m, and 7 m Pennycuick, 8 50 am, and 7 p m P ™ Muthill, 3 miles from Crieff m Perth, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Nairn, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Peterhead, 8 50 a m, and 7 p to Neilston, 10 miles from Glasgow, Pitcaple, 4 ra from Keith Hall 10 p m Pitlessie, 4 ra from Cupar Fife New- Abbey, 7^ ra fr Dumfries Pitlochrie, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra 76 APPENDIX. m Pittenweem, 7pm « St. Boswell's Green, 12 noon, Pollockshaws, 3 miles from Glas- and 7 p ra gow, 12 noon, and 10 p m St. Cyrus, 6J m frora Montrose Polmont, 3} m from Falkirk St. Margaret's Hope, 12 m from Polnackie, 5 miles from Castle- Kirkwall Douglas St. Monance, H ra from Pitten- Poolewe, 67 m from Dingwall weera m Portaskaig, 7am St. Ninians; \^ ra frora Stirling Port Bannatyne, 3 miles from Saline, 7 ra frotp Dunferraline Rothesay Salsburgh, 7 ra from Airdrie m Port- Glasgow, 8 50 a m, 12 m Saltcoats, Sam, and 10 pm noon, 3p m, 7 p m, and 10 p m Salton, 6 miles from Tranent Port Logan, 14 miles from Stran- Sanday, 20 ra frora Kirkwall raer Sandhead, 8 ra from Stranraer Portmahoraack, 12 m from Tain Sandness, near Lerwick, Zetland Port Monteith, 15 m fr Stirling m Sanquhar, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra m Portobello, 12 noon, and 7pm Scone, 2 miles from Perth m Port Patrick, 3 p m, and lOp ra Sconcer, 12 miles from Broadford m Portree, 8 50 a m Scourie, 72 miles from Golspie m Portsoy, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Seafield, near Lerwick, Zetland m Port William, 10 miles from TO Selkirk, 7pm Wigton Shielhouse, 12^ m from Lochalsh Poyntzfield, 7 m from Fortrose Shotts, 7| ra from Whitburn Preston, 13 m from Dumfries Sbettleston, 4 ra frora Glasgow, m Prestonkirk, j2 noon, and 7 lOp ra p m Skene, 8 miles from Aberdeen m Prestonpans, 12 noon, and 7pm m Slateford, 8 50 a m, and 7 p ra m Rachan Mill, 8 50 a m, and 7 Sorby. 12 miles from Wigton p ra Sorn, 4 miles from Mauchline Rannoch, 21 ra from Pitlochrie m South Queensferry, 8 50 a m, Rasay, 14 ra from broadford and 7 p ra m Ratho, 7 pm, and 10 p m Southwick, 16 miles from Dum- Reay, 11 miles from Thurso fries Redgorton, 4 miles from Perth Spittalfield, 6 miles from Dunkeld Renfrew, 3 miles from Paisley Springbank, 2 ra from Glasgow, Renton, 16i miles from Glasgow, 10 pm 10 p m Springburn, 2;^ ra from Glasgow, Rhynie, 9 miles from Huntly lOp ra Riccarton, 1 m from Kilmarnock Stanley, 7 miles from Perth Ringford, 5 miles from Kirkcud- Stevenston,12 railes from Kilraar- bright nock, 10 p ra Roberton, 6 miles from Hawick m Stewarton, 6 miles from Kil- Rosehearty, 4i miles from Fraser- marnock, 3 pm, and 10 p ra burgh m Stirling, 8 50 a ra, 7 p ra, and Roseneath, 31^ miles from Helens- lOp ra burgh. m Stonehaven, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Roslin, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Stoneykirk, 6 m from Stranraer Rothes, 3 m from Craigellachie Stonehouse, 18 ra from Glasgow, m Rothesay, 7 a ra 12 noon, and 7pm Rothiemay, 6i ra frora Huntly m Stornoway, 8 50 a m Row, 2} m from Helensburgh m Stow, 7 p ra Rutherglen, 2 ra frora Glasgow, Strachur, 60 miles from Glasgow, 12 noon, and 10 p m lOp ra m St. Andrews, 12 noon, and 7 Straiton, 7 ra frora Maybole p ra m Stranraer, 3pm APPENDIX. 77 Strathaven, 16 m from Glasgow, Torrance, 6 m fr Glasgow, 10 pm 12 noon, and 7pm Torryburn, 5 m from Dunferm- Stralhblane, 11m from Glasgow, line 10 p m m Tranent, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Strathdon, 45 m from Aberdeen Troon, 32 miles from Glasgow, 3 Strathmiglo, 9 m from Kinross p m, and 10 p m Slrathpeffer, 6 m from Dingwall Tullibody, 5 miles from Stirling Stritchen, 7 miles from Mintlaw m Turiff, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Stromness, 15 m from Kirkwall Twynholm, 4 miles from Kirk- m Strontian, 10 pm cudbright. Struan, 27 m from Broadford Tyndrum, 36 m from Callander Struy, 12 miles from Beauly Uddingstone, 7 m from Glasgow, Stuartfield, 3 m from Mintlaw 8 50 a m, and 7pm Summerhill, 10 m fr Aberdeen Udney, 13.^ m from Aberdeen Swinton, 6 miles from Coldstream m Ulapool, 8 50 a m Symington, 6 m fr Kilmarnock, Ulva, 10| miles from Aros 10 p m Unachan, 9 miles from Fort- m Tain, 8 50 a m William Tamintoul, 18 m fr Ballindalloch m Uphall, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Tamnavoulin, 10 m from Ballin- Ullyeasound.nr Lerwick, Zetland dalloch Voe, near Lerwick, Zetland Tangwick, near Lerwick, Zetland Walls, near Lerwick, Zetland m Tarbert, 7am Waterbeck, 4i m fr Ecclefechan Tarbolton, 9 m from Kilmarnock Watten, 6 m from Wick Tarland, 6 miles from Aboyne Wemyss, 4i m from Kirkcaldy Tayinloan, 18 m from Tarbert West Calder, 5 m from Calder Teviothead, 9 m from Hawick Westray, 24 miles from Kirkwall m Thornhill, South, 8 50 a m, and Westsandwick, nr Lerwick, Zet- 7pm land Thornhill, 10] m from Stirling m Whitburn, 7pm Thornliebank, 5 m from Glasgow, Whitehouse, 22 mfrom Aberdeen 12 noon, and 10 p m m Whitehorn, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Thornton, 4 m from Keith m Wick, 8 50 a m Thornton, 4 m from Kirkcaldy Winchburgh, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Thurso, 8 50 a m Windygates, 2i miles from Leven Tillycoultry, 3 m fr Alloa m Wigton, 8 50 a m, and 7pm Tiree, 30 m from Tobermory m Wishaw, 8 50 a m, and 7pm m Tobermory, 10 p m Wiston, 8 m from Biggar Tongue, 45 m from Thurso Woodside, 2 m from Aberdeen Torpichen, 4 m from Linlithgow Yetholm, 8 m from Kelso ENGLISH POST TOWNS. 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Chelmsford Appleby Bildestone o Broomyard Cheltenham ^ Arrington Billericay o Broomsgrove Chepstow " Arundel Bilstone Brosely Chertsey ^ Ashbourne BinBeld o Brough Chesham o Ashburton Bingham Broughton Chesnut o Ashby de 1 Bingley Bruton Chester Zouche Birkenhead Buckden Chesterfield o Ashford Birmingham Buckingham Chester le St. o Ashton-under- Bishop's Auck- Budleigh, Salter- Chichester Lyne land ton Chippenham Askrig Bishop's Castle Bulith Chipping Nor- o Atherstone Bishop's Stort- o Bungay ton Attleborough ford o Buntinkford Chirk Axbridge Bishop's Walt- Burford Chislehirst o Axmin»ter ham Burnham, Essex Chorley o Aylesbury Blackburn Burnham, Nor- Christchurch Aylesford Blackpool folk Chudleigh o Aylsham Blackeney o Burnley Chumleigh o Bagshot Biandford o Burslem ChurchStretton o Bakewell Bletchingley o Burton in Ken- Cirencester Bala Blithburg dal Clare Baldock Blyth o Burton on Trent Clay o Bampton, Devon Bodmin o Bury St. Ed- Ciifton o Banbury Bognor munds Clitberoe o Bangor Bolingbroke Bury, Lancashire Cobhara Bark way Bolton o Buxton Cobridge Barmouth Bontle Caistor, Norfolk Cockermouth Barnard's Castle Boroughbridge Caistor, Lincoln- Codenham o Barnet Bossiney shire Colchester o Barnsley Boston o Calliflgton Coleford Barnstaple Botesdale o Calne Coggeshall o Barton on Hum- Bourne o Cambourne Coleshill ber Boxford Cambridge Collumpton Barton Bozeat o Camelford CoUyton Basingstoke Brackley o Campden Colne o Bath Bracknell Cannock Colnbreok o Battle Bradford, York- o Canterbury Coltersworth o Bawtry shire o Cardiff Coltishall o Beaumaris Bradford, Wilts o Cordigan Congletoa o Beccles Bradwell Carleon Conway o Beaconsfield Braintree o Carlisle Corfe Castle o Beaminster Brampton o Carmarthen Corwen o Bed ale Brandon Carnarvon Cosham o Bedford Btecknock Csl. Broomwich Coventry Bedwin, Great Brentwood Castle Carey Cowbridge Belford Bridgend Castle Eden Cowes o Belper Bridgenorth Castle Rising Cranbourn BensingtoQ Bridgewater Catteric Cranbrook APPENDIX. 79 Crawley Egremont o Grantham o Hinchley o Creditor! EUesmere o Giavesend o Hindome Crewe o Ely Grays o Hitchen o Crewkerne o Emsworth Greenhithe o Hi the o Crickhbwel o Enstone Gretnabridge o Hobbs Point o Cricklade o Epping o Grimsby Hockerill Cromer o Epsorne o Guernsey o Hoddesdon o Craydoa Ermsbridge o Guilford o Hoibeach Cross Epworth o Guisborough Holkbam Cross Hills Escrick Gvvyndee Holmschapel Crowland Eshes o Hadleigh o Holt Cuckfield Eton Hagley o Holdsworthy Cullompton o Etruria o Hailshara o Holyhead Danbury o Evesham Hales Owen o Holywell Darlastoa Ewell o Halesworth o Honiton o Darlington o Exeter o Halifax o Horn castle o Dartford o Exmouth Halstead Hornchurch o Dartmouth o Eye Haltwhistle o Horndean Darvven Fairford o Hanley Horndoo o Daventry o Fakenham Harleach Hornsea o Dawlish o Falmouth o Harleston Horsham o Deal o Fareham Harling Houghtou o Deddingtom Farnborough o Harlow Spring Dedham o Farnham Harpenden Hounslow o Denbigh o Faringdon o Harrowgate o Howden o Deptford o Fazely o Hartordbridge Hubbeistone o Derby Felstead o Hartlepool o Huddersfield o Dereham Felton o Harwich Hull o Devizes o Fence Houses Hasleraere o Hungerford o Devenport o Fenny Stratfd o Hastings Hunnoanby; o Dewsbury o Ferrybridge o Hatfield Huntingdon o Diss Feversbam Hatherleigh o Hurstgreen Dolgelly Finchingfield Hawerden o HurstPierpoint o Doncaster Fishguard Hawes o llchester o Dorchester o Fleetwood Hawkhurst o Ilfraconibe o Dorking o Flint Hawkshead o llminster Douglas, Isle of o Folkingham Havant o Ingatestone Man o Folkstone Haverhill o Irunbridge o Dover o Fordingbridgfc o Haverdfordwest o Ipswich o Dowlais o Fowey o Hay o Isle of Man o Downham Framlingham Haydon Bridge Isle of Wight o Driffield Frodsham o Hayle Ilsley o Droitwich Frogmill o Haywood Gt. Ivioghoe o Dudley o Frorne o Hedon Ivybridge Dulverton Gaddensden Heddingham o Jersey o Dunchurch Gainsborough Helmsley o Keighley Dunkirk Gargrave o Helstone o KinetoQ Dunmow o Garstang o Hernelhemstead Kelvedon o Dunstable Gateshead Henfield o Kendal Dunster Gation o Henley on o Kenilworth Durham o Gerard's Cross Thames Keswick o Dursley o Glastonbury HenleyinArden Kettering o Eastbourne o Giossop Hereford o Kidderminster o East Grimstead Gloucester Heme Bay Kidwelly o Easingwold o Godalming o Hertford o Kimbolton Eastham o Godstone o Hexham o Kingabridge o Eccleshall o Goole Heytesbury Kings Lanley o Edinbridge Gosport o HighamFerrers o Kingston on o Edgeware Godhurst o Highworth Thames Egham Grampound 1 o High Wycombe Kington 80 APPENDIX. o KirkbyLoDsddle o Longton o Middlewich o North Walsham K. Moorside o Longtown o Midhurst o Northwich K. Stephen Looe. E. & W. Millburn Port Norwich Kirkham Lostwithiel o Mildenhall o Notingham o Knaresborough Loughborough Mi) ford Haven o Nuneaton Knighton o Louth o Milnathorp Oakham Knowle o LovvestoflF Milton Oakhampton o Knutsford o Ludlow Milverton Odiham o Lamberhurst Liiggershall Minchenhamp- Old Down o Lambourne o Lutton ton Oldham o Lampeter o Lutterworth Minehead o Ollerton o Lancaster Lydd Missendean Olney Lane Delph Lyme Modbury o Ongar Lane End o Lymington o Mold Orford o Lang port o Lyndhurst Monmouth Ormskirk Langhorne o Lynn Montgomery Orset o Launeeston o Lynton,Devon- Morpeth Or ton Lavenhara fehire MortoninMarch Oswestry Lavington o Macclesfield o Much Wenlock o Otley o Lawton o M.ichynlleth o Nailsworth o Ottery,St.M.'s o Leamington o Maidenhead o Namptswich o Oundle o Leatherhead o Maidstone o Narbeth o Overton, Hants o Lechlade o Maldon Nayland Overton, Flints o Ledbury o Malmsbury o Neath Oxford o Leeds o Malton Needham Mkt. Padiham Leek o Malvern Neston Padstow u Leicester o Manchester Nettlebed o Paignton o Leigh o Manningtree Newark o Painswick o LeightonBuzard o March o Newbury Pargate Lenbam o Mansfield o Newcastle-on- Pattrington o Leominster o Margate Tyne o Pembroke o Lewes Market Bos- Newcastle in o Penkridge Ley burn worth Emyln o Penrith Lidney MarketDeeping o Newcastle- o Penryn o Lincoln o Mkt. Drayton under-Lyne Pensford o Linton, Cam- o Market Jew, or Newenden o Penzance bridgeshire Marazion Newent Penybont Limber o Market Har- Newhaven o Pershore o Liphook borough o Newmarket Peterborough o Liskeard o Market Raisin o Newnham o Petersfield o Litchfield o Market Street Newport, Glo. o Petworth o Littlehampton o Mkt. Weighton o Newport, Mon- o Pewsey o Liverpool o Marlborough mouthshire o Pickering LlandafF o Marlow Newport, Isle^ Pinner o Llandiolo Marsk of Wight o Plymouth o Llandovery Marsham o Newpt. Pagnell o Plympton o LlaneUy o Matlock, Bath o Newport, Pem. o Pocklinton Llanfyling o Maryport Newport, Salop o Pontefract o Llangaddock Melcomb Regis Newton Abbot o Pontypool o Llangollen o Melksham Newton Bushel Pontey-pridd o Llanidloes o Melton Mow- Newton, Lan- o Poole Llancerchmed bray cashire Purchester Llanrwst Mere o Newtown Portland, Isle Llantrissant o Merthyr Tyd- o Northallerton Portsea Lodon vill Northampton Portsmouth o LONDON Mevagissy Northfleet Poulton Longraelford o Middleham Northiam o Prescot Longport o Middlesborough o Northleach o Presteign o Long Sti'atton Middleton Northop o Preston o Long Sutton Teesdale N. PethertoD Preston Brot APPENDIX. 81 Prittlewell o Saffronwaldn o Southall Swaffham Puckbridge o St. Alban's o Southam Swanage Purfleet St. Asaph Southampton Swansea Purbeck, Isle o St. Austle Southend, Esx. o Swindon o Pwllheli o St. Clear's South minster Tadcaster o Queenborough o St. Columb South Molton Tamworth Radnor St. Germain's S. Petherton o Taibach Ragland o St. Helen'sLn. Southport Tarporley Ramsay, Isle of St. Ives, Corn- o Southwell Taunton Man wall Southwold o Tavistock Ramsbury St. IveSjHants. Spalding o Teigmouth, E. o Ramsay, Hunt. o St Leonards Spreenhamland & W. Tem. o Ramsgate St. Mawes o Spilsby Sowerby Ravenglass St. Michael's o Spittai Tenbury Rawcliffe o St. Neots o Stafford o Tenby Rawtenstall Salisbury Staindrop Tenterdea Raleigh Saltash Staines o Tetbury o Reading Sand bach o Stamford o Tetsworth Redburn Sandgate Stanhope o Tewkesbury Redcar Sandwich o Stanmore o Thame o Redditch o Sawbridgeworh Stanstead Thaxted o Redruth o Saxmundham o Staplehurst o Thetford Reepbam o Scarborough Kent o Thirsk Reeth Scilly Islands o Stayleybridge Thornbura o Reigate o Scole o Stevenage Thornbury Retford o Seaham o Steyning o Thome o Rhayader Seaford o Stilton o Thropstone Rhuaboa Seaton, Devon- o Stockport Ticehurst o Rhul shire o Stockbridge Tideswell o Richmond, Seaton, Nor. o Stockton on Tilbury Fork Yorkshire o Sedburgh Tees o Tipton o Richmansworth Sedgefield Stoke, Norfolk Tichfield o Ringwood o Selby o Stoke, Stafford o Tiverton Ripley, Surrey o Settle fetoke, Suffolk o Todmorden o Ripley, York- o Seven Oaks o Stocksley Topsham shire o Shaftesbury o Stone Torbay o Ripon o Sheerness o Stoneham Torquay o Robertsbridge o Sheffield Stonehouse Torrington o Rochdale Shelton o Stonechurch o Totness o Rochester Sheppy, Isle Stony Cross o Towcester o Rochford o Shepton Mallet StonyMiddlelon Town Mailing o Rockingham o Sherborne o Stony Stratfd. Trecastle o Roraney, New Shields, N.&S. Storrington o Tredegar Romsey o Shiffnal o Stourbridge Tregony Ross o Shipston o Stourport Trentham Rothbury o Shoreham Stow on the Tring o Rotherham o Shrewsbury Wold o Trowbridge Rottingdean o Sid mouth o Stow Market Truro o Rougham Silsoe o Stratford on Tunbridge o Royston Singleton Avon Wells o Rugby Sittingbourne o Stratton, Corn. o Tunstall o Rugley o Skipton Stratton, Norf. o Tuxford o Rumford o Sleaford btrook, Kent Tynemouth Rumsey Siedmere o Stroud, G!o- Uckfield Runcorn Slough cestershire o Ulverstone Rushyford Snaith Sudbury Upminster o Ruthin Sodbury o Sunderland Uppingham o Ryde, Isle of o SohhuU Sunning o Upton on Wight Sommersham Sunninghill Severn Rfe o Somerton Sutton, Colfd. Usk 82 APPENDIX. o Uttoxter o Wellington, Wick ford Woolsoley o Uxbridge Som. Wickham Mkt. Wolsingham o Ventnos o Wells, Norfolk Wickwar o Wolverhampton Wadebridge o Wells, Sonri. o WigOQ Woiviston Wadhurst Welwyn o Wigton o Woolbridge o Wakefield o Wem Willenhall Wooller o Wallingford o Wend over Wilton Woolpit o Walsall Wenlock Wimbourne Woore Walsingham Weobly Woodstock o Woton Basset o Waltham Cross Westerhain Woodyates o Woton under o Wfjlton on Nace o West Broom- o Wincinton Edge o Wangford wich Winchcombe o Worcester o Wanstord Westerbury Winchelsea o Workington o Wantage Wester Super- Winchester Work-iop o'*Ware Mare Winchfield o Worthing o Warebarn Wetherby Windsor Wiagby o Warminster Weybridge Wing Wrexham o Warrington Weymouth Wingham Wrotham o Warwick o Wheatley Win ford o Wymondham o Watford Whithy Winslaw o Yarm Watlingtoa Whitechurch, o Wicksvvorth Yarmouth, Isle Watton Hants Wisbeach of Wight Wearmoutb, o Whitechurch, o Witham o Yarmouth, Bishop Salop o Witney Norfolk o Wednesbury o Whitehaven Wiveliscomb o Yealhampton o Weedon Whitestabie o Woburn o Yeovil o Welch pool Whittingham o Wockingham o York o Welford o Whittle-iea or Oaking Yoxford o Wellinbnrough Whitvvell ham o Wellington Sp. LIST OF POST TOWNS AND PRINCIPAL PLACES IN IRELAND. Money Orders granted upon those Towns marked " o." The Box for the direct Irish Mail closes at 7 30 p m. No direct Letters for Dublin and the Post Towns south of that city, if spe- cially addressed via Liverpool, are forwarded via Liverpool, by the English Morning Mail, when posted after the despatch of the direct mail. o Abbeleix o Ashbourne o Balhighaderin o Ballygawley Abbyfeale o Ash ford Billibay Balljglass o Adair Askeaton o Billina BaliyjamesDuff o Ahascrah o Athbiiy o Ballinakil o Ballylongford o Antrim A theory o Ballinasloe o Bally hanis o Ardara Athleague o BallincoUig o Ballymahon o Ardee o Athlone o Ballingally Ballymena Ardglass o Athy o Biilliniobe o Ballymoe o Ardrahan o Auchnacloy o Bdliinacargy o Ballymoney o Arklow o A ugh rim Ballybrittas B.illyraore o Armagh o Bagnalstown Baliycastle Ballymoteh o Arthurstown o Bailyborough Ballyclare Ballynahinch Arva Balbriggan Ballyconnell Ballynamore APPENDIX. 83 Ballyragget Castlecnnnel Donegal Golden o Ballyshannon Castle Dawson Donerail Goresbridge o Ballytore Castlederg Downpatrick o Gory Ballyvary Castledermet Draperstown Gort o Baltinglass CastleBn Droglieda Gowran Banagher Castle Island Droiuahair Graig o Banbridge o Castlemartyr o Dromod Granard o Bandon Castlepollard o Dromore Greyabbey o Bangor Castlerea Do., West Hacketstown Bantry Castletown Drumchree Head fort o Belfast Castletown- Drumsna o Hillsborough Bellaghy Delvin Dublin Holymount Bell millet Castletown Dundalk H^olywood o Belituibet Roche Dunamanagh Htwth o Black Rock, co o Castlewellan o Dunfanaghy o loistogue Dublin Cavan o Dungannon InnisshannoB Blackwater- Celbridge o Dungarvon Irvingstown Town o Charleville Dungiven Johnstown Blessington Church Hill Dunalven Kanturk Booterstown Clane Dunleer Keaduck o Boyle Clara Dunmanway Keady Bioy Clare o Dunniore Kells Broadway Clashmore Dunmore, East Kenraare Brookboro' o Clifden Dunshauchlin Kilbeggan Broughshane Cloghan o Durrow Kilcock Bruff Clogheen Edenderry Kilconnel Buncranna Clogher Edge worth's Kilculien Bunratty Clognakilty Town o Kildare Burrin Clonard ElBn Kildorrery Burros-a-kane Clocegal Elmo o Kildysart Burrosoleigh Clones Emyvale Kilkeel Burros inossory Clonee Enfield o Kilkenny Bushmills Clonmel Ennis Killala o Buttevant Clough, county Enniscorthy KiUaloe Cabinteely Down o Enniskillen Killarney o Cahirciveen Clougbjordan Ennistimon Killinchy Cahir Cioyne Eyrecourt Killough Cahirconlish Colehill Ferbane Killucan Caledon o Coleraine o Fermoy Killybegs o Callan Collon Ferns Killyleigh Camolin Colloney Fethard, Wex- Kiliynaule Coppaquin Comber ford Killysandra Carlingford Cong Do., Tipperary o Kilmacbtoma* o Carlow Cookstown Fintona Kilmallock Cam o Coethill Five mile-town Kilrea Carnew o Cork Florence Court Kilrush o Carrickfergus Cove of Cork Flurrybridge Kilworth Carrickmacross Craughwell Fork Hill King's Court Carrick-on Croome Foxford o Kingstown Shannoa Crosdoney Frankford Kinnegad Carrick-on- Crosmolipa ^ Frenchpark Kinnety i Suir o Crumlin Freshford Kinsale Garrigart Curofin Glagorra Kircubbin o Cash el Cushindall o Galway Kisb Castlebar Dangan o Garvagh Knock o Castlebelling- Dalgany Geashel Knocktopher Lam Derry, London Gilford Lanesborough a Castleblackney Dervock Glasslough Larne o Castleblaney Dingle Glenarm Leighlinbridge o Castlecomer Donaghadee Glenavy Leixlip 84 APPENDIX. o Letterkenny o Moville Parson town Strabane o Limerick o Moy Strad bally o Lisburn Movnalty Passage, West Stradone o Lismore Muff o Pbillipstown Strangtord o Lisnaskea Mullingar o Piltown Stranorlar o Listowel Mysball Portadown o Strokestown o Littleton o Naas o Portaferry Summerbill o Longford Narin o Portarlington Swalinbar o Loughbrickland Navan Portglenone o Swinford o Lougbgall o Nenagb Portlaw o Sworda o Lougbrea New Birming- o Portunina Tagbmon Lougbswilly bam o Rambleton Tallagbt o Lowtberstown New Blis3 o Randalston Tallanstown o Lucan Newbridge Raphoe Tallow o Lurgan Newcastle Ratbangan Tanderagee Lurgangren Newmarket, o Ratbcoole o Tarbert Macroom Kanturk Ratbcormack o Templemore o Magbera o Newmarket-on Ratbdowney Tempo o MagberafeU Fergus Ratbdrura o Tbomastown o Malabide o Newport, Mayo Rathfriland Tburles o Mallow Newport, Tip- Ratbkeale Tinabely o Maaorbamilton perary Ratblacken Tipperary o Market-bill o Newry Ratbowen Toome o Maryborougb o Newton Ards Ricbbill o Tralee o Maynootb o Newton Barry Rocbfortbridge Tranmore o Middleton o Newton Forbos Roscommon o Trim o Milstreet Newton Ham- o Roscrea o Tuam Miltown ilton Ross, Wexford o Tubbermore o Milton Malbay o Newton Limi- Coscarberry Tulla o Mitcbelstown vady Rosstrevor Tullamore o Moate o Newtown Ste- Rusky o Tullow o Mohill wart Saintfield Tusk o Moira Do., Mount Scariff o Tynon o Monagban Kennedy Scrabby o Tyrrel's Pass o Montasterven Nobber Sbenagolden Valentia o Modegall o Old Castle Shinron o Virginia o Moneymore o Omagb o Sixmils Bridge o Warrenspoint Moniva o Ornamore Skibbereen Waterford o Mount Melick Oulart o Slane o Westport o Mount Nugent Outerard Sligo Wexford o Mountratb Pallasgreen Stewartstown o Wicklow Mount Talbot i Pallaskenry Stoneyford Youghall COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MAILS. A single' rate of Postage is given for each country. —See also Al- phebetical List, page 88.^ To those Countries marked " o" the payment is obh'gatory by the respective routes. There being no bags despatched for London on Saturdays, except at 10 30 p m, when any of the dates for the London, Southampton, or Dover Packets fall upon that day, reference must be made to the al- phabetical list for information whether the letters should be posted on the previous Friday or the ensuing Sunday. Letters for Foreign Countries, the pre-payment of which is requir- ed, when put into the unpaid box, or left at the office with less than the full postage, are sent to the Dead Letter Office jand returned to the writer, when his address can be asce'jtained. APPENDIX. 85 FOREIGN MAILS. From London to Mails made up in Greenock, Hamburgh, Mondays and Thursdays, 7pm Holland, ... Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 50 am From Dover to Calais, France,... Daily, except Saturday, 8 50 a m» and 7pm Ostend, Belgium, ...... Daily, except Saturday, 7 pm Indian, closed mail, via Marseilles, 6th and 23d of each month, 7pm From Southampton to 6th, 16th, and 26th of every Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar, -| month, 8 50 a m Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, & Ionian 19th of every month, 8 50 Islands, Egypt, Ceylon, India, & I a m China, C (1) BritishColoniesinWest Indies, f (except Honduras and Nassau, Foreign Colonies in Westlndies, j 1st and 16th of every month, (except Havannah) Venezuela, 8 50am j California, New Granada, Grey Town, (St. Juan de Nicaragua,) 1^ (2) Mexico, 1st of every month only, 8 50 a m (3) Havannah, Honduras & Nassau, 16th of every month only, 8 50 a m (4) Chili and Peru, (Mailsails for / Chili and Peru will be forwardedrwarded I 16th of every month, 8 50 a m 1st of each month, also on the I but only as far as Panama,a,) - I Lisbon, Madeira, Brazil & Buenos 8th of every month, Ayres, { 8 50 a m. From Plymouth to Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, 1 ^^^^ ^^ month, 8 50 a m •' Sierr* Leone and Cape de Verds, J From Liverpool to /'Every second Friday, 7 p m, in British North America and United J December, January, February, States, and March, and every Friday I vduring the other mo. of the year By Packets from London. Postage, under s. d Prussia, via Hamburgh and Holland, . ^ oz. 10 Do. via Belgium, . \ oz. 1 Hh 86 . APPENDIX. ^ Mecklenburg Schwerin, Mecklenburg, Strelitz, Oldenburg, and Saxony, ^ oz. 1 3 German States, (except Wurtenburg) Countries on served by the P.O. of Tour & Taxis, do 14 the Continent J Poland, . . . do 1 7 of Europe, Russia, . . . . do 1 7 via Prussia. Sweden, . . . do 1 10 Austrian States (by Belg. & HoUd.) do 18 Austrian Silesia & Galicia (by Hamb.) do 1 3 I I Other parts of the Austrian States, do. do 17 Holland, . . . . . J oz 1 Hanover and Brunswick, . . . . do 9 Denmark, . . ; . -. do 10 Lubeck, ...... do 9 Hamburgh, . . , , . do 8 Bremen, do 8 Oldenburg, do 9 Mecklenburg Schwerin, do 10 o Heligoland, .u . do 6 o Cuxhaven, . / . . do 6 . . . „ Java, via Holland,, do 1 & New South Wales, South Australia, and New Zealand, (by ship,) . . . . . do 8 o Sweden, Norway, and Mecklenburg Strelitz, if address- ed via Hamburgh, and not intended to be forwarded through Prussia, . . . , do 1 10 Bt/ Packetfrom Dover. Belgium, ^...... « 5^ oz. 6 France and Algeria, ...... do 10 o Spain, Portugal, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Lucca, via France, ...... ^ oz 10 Bavaria, via France, ...... do 10 Austrian Dominions and Cities of Cracow and Belgrade, via France, ^ oz 1 5 Baden, do. ... do 9 "Wurtemburg, do. .., do 10 Switzerland, do. do 11 Certain Northern States of Europe, forwarded through the Office of Tour and Taxes, via France, do 1 8 Certain States of Germany, served by the Office of Tour and Taxis, via France, do 1 3 Wallachia and Moldavia, via France, do 1 9 Turkey in Europe, (Belgrade excepted) and Scutari in Asia, via France, do 1 11 Alexandria, Beyrout, Smyrna, Dardenelles, and Con- stantinople, by French Packet, via Marseilles, do 1 3 Tuscany and Naples, do. do 1 9 o Sardinia and Sicily, do...... do 1 3 Soman States, do. do 1 7 Greece, do, ... do 1 5 Malta, do. do 1 1 Malta, by the Monthly closed Mail, via Marseilles, do 1 3 APPENDIX. 87 Alexandria, do. ... .,, |^ oz. 1 8 o India, do...... do 1 10 o Hong Kong, do...... do 1 10 o Ionian Islands, do...... do 18 By Packets from Southampton. o Lisbon, ...... •» 1 oz 1 9 Spain, (by Southampton Packet,) do 2 2 o Greece and Egypt, (Alexandria excepted,) do 1 6 Alexandria, do 1 6 o Chili, Peru, and Western Coast of America, do 2 Hayti and the Foreign West Indian Islands, (Cuba excepted,) do 1 5 o New Grranada and Venezuela, do 1 o Mexico and Cuba, ... do 2 3 Gibraltar, Malta, Ionian Islands, Honduras, Indies, and Berbjce excepted,) British West (Jamaica do Kingston, Jamaica, Aden, via Southampton, ... Ceylon, India, Hong Kong, Jamaica, (the Packet Port of Kingston excepted,) do 1 2 Berbice, o Madeira, do 1 10 o Brazil, do 2 9 o Buenos Ayres, do 2 7 By Packets from Liverpool. United States, Bermuda, 1 Halifax, N.S., Newfoundland, ... Canada, ... ,,, ,,. ... ., 12 Canada, via Halifax, ...... 10 Prince Edward's Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, 1 MAILS BY PRIVATE SHIPS. Ship Letters. —The single rate to places beyond sea, when conveyed by private ship, is 8d under half an ounce, Is 4d under an ounce, 2s 8d under two ounces, and so on. Letters for any Foreign Port or Country to which there are Re- gular Packets, will not be forwarded by Merchant Vessels, unless so directed. The Name of the Vessel, and the Port from which she is expected to sail, must be included in the direction of the letter. Owners, Consignees, or Charterers, resident in the United King- dom, and the Owners, Consignees, and Shippers of Goods on board 88 APPENDIX. vessels inward bound, are entitled to receive their letters free from sea postage to the extent of six ounces. In case of vessels from Cey- lon, Mauritius, the East Indies, and the Cape of Good Hope, the privilege extends to twenty ounces in weight. The Owner, Charterer, or Consignee, must be described as such on the address; and in case of Owners, Shippers, or Consignees of Goods, it must appear by the ship's manifest that they have goods on board, A penalty of Ten Pounds is incurred by parties fahely superscrib- ing a letter, as Owner, Shipper, Charterer, or Consignee. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF F.OREIGN COUNTRIES, With the time of Despatch from Greenock, Rates of Postage, and> Routes of Mails. Newspapers must be posted within seven days of the date of publics-' tion, and the postage in every instance prepaid. For General Abstract of the Foreign Packet Stations, iee three previous pages. Abyssinia, no regular mails. Letters should be sent to the care of an agent at Malta or Aden. Africa, S. West Coast of— Cape of Good Hope, Port Natal, Sierra Leone, and Cape de Verds, 13th of every month by Packet, 7 p.m Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on ; prepay- ment obligatory. Newspapers free. To places not mentioned in this list there is no regular conveyance. Letters and papers are forwarded as opportunities offer by private ships. Postage, 8d un- der half an ounce, Is 4d under one ounce, &c. Newspapers to British settlements Id each ; to other places, excepting Algeria, 2d each. Alabama, North and South States of. See America, United States of. Algeria, postage same as to France, through which country letters are sent. Alexandria, may be sent unpaid by the French Packets which leaves Marseilles on the 18th and 28th of each month, at 7 p.m, paid or unpaid, to destination. Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d,4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce, respectively, and so on ; or unpaid by the British monthly closed mail, made up on the 6th and 23d of each month, 7 pm, unless these days fall upon a Saturday, and in that case the mails are made up on the same evening, 10 p.m, or paid through by the same. Is 8d, 2s Id, 3s 9d, 4s 2d, 7s Id, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce, respectively, and so on. Letters are always sent by this route, unless otherwise directed ; they may also be sent by Southampton, paid or unpaid, on the 19th of each month, 8 30 a m, except when the I9th falls on a Saturday, and in that case they are despatched from Greenock on the previous morn- ing, Is 6d under half an oz., and so on. Papers by French Packet or Southampton, 2d and 3d by the closed mail. j Astrakhan. See, Russia, Southern. America, British North. To Upper and Lower Canada by British Mail Steam Packets, via Liverpool, and forwarded through the United States every second Friday, 7 p ra, during the months of APPENDIX. 89 December, January, February, and March, and on every Friday during the other eight months of the year, Is 2d not exceeding a half oz., 2s 4d under one oz., and so on. This includes the inter- colonial rate of 2d per halfoz. Prepayment optional. Newspa- pers Id each to be paid on delivery. All letters and papers for Ca- nada are transmitted in such mails, unless specially directed to be sent by some other route. Letters and papers for any other part of British North America may also be sent via the United States, if specially so addressed. To Prince Edward's Island, New Bruns- wick, Bermuda, and Nova Scotia via Halifax, (also the Canadas, if specially addressed by this route,) the uniform rate of Is when not exceeding half an oz., 2s under one oz., and so on. Letters are also despatched by Private ships. Newspapers by Ship Id, by Packet free. America, United States of, payment optional by British Mail Steam Packets from Liverpool, unless otherwise addressed, on every second Friday 7 pm, during the months of December, January, Feb- ruary and March, and on every Friday during the other months of the year, alternately to Boston and New York, These Packets return at similar periods from Boston and New York, calling at Halifax both on the outward and homeward voyages. Is. not ex- ceeding half an ounce, and so on. Letters addressed " By Private Ship" may also be sent by any outward-bound vessel ; postage 8d, not exceeding half an ounce. Letters may also be forwarded by the " United States Contract Packets " which touch at Southamp- ton, prepayment optional. Newspapers Id each, by Private Ship, 2d each. Periodical Works, not of daily Publication, and Printed Pamphlets may be sent if pre-paid and open at the sides at the rate of ]d, 6d, and 8d, under 2, 3, and 4 oz, respectively. No Periodi- cal Work to exceed 16 oz., nor Printed Pamphlet to exceed 8 oz. Antigua. See Indies, British West. Arabia. See India, East. Arequipa, See Peru. Archipelago, Grecian, must be paid either to Calais, 5d, or to Tri» este, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under a quarter, half, three- quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively, and so on. See also Greece. Papers, free by Packet: Id via French Packet; 3d by closed Mail. Do. (East Indian), Sumatra, Borneo, the Molucca or Spice Islands, and Pbilipines, no regular conveyance; sent by merchant vessels, 8d under half ounce, &c. ; by the Indian mails, if so addressed, 2s 2d by Marseilles, and Is 4d by Southampton. Papers, 2d by the ship ; 4d by Southampton ; and 5d by Marseilles. See Java. Australia, South, payment obligatory. By each Private Ship going direct to Port Adelaide, 8d under half ounce, Is 4d under one oz., and so on. Newspapers, Id each. If specially addressed via In- dia, the postage is by Southampton on the 19th, 8 50 a m. Is 4d under a half ounce; and by Marseilles, on the 6th and 23d, 7 pm, 2s 2d under a quarter of an ounce. Papers, 2d each by the former, and 5d by the latter route. See Sydney, for the government of New South Wales. Austrian Dominions, all parts. The Austrian Dominions include the Provinces of Upper and Lower Austria, Bohemia, Dalmatian Galicia, Hungary, Illyria, Lombardy, and the Venetian Pr ov Military Frontiers, Moravia, and Silesia, Styria, Transylva n H h2 —a 90 APENDIX. Northern and Southern Tyrol, Pa3'ment optional to destination, daily 8 50 a m, and 7 p m, through France, unless otherwise ad- dressed, Is 5d, 2s 5d, 3s lOd, 4s lOd, 6s 8d, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively ; via Belgium, daily, 7 pm, payment optional, Is 8d, 2s 6d, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s, 5s lOd, 7s 6d ; or via Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 50 a m, Is 8d, 2s 4d, 4s, 4s 8d, and 7s 4d. Austrian Silesia and Galicia, via Hamburgh, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s 3d. All other parts of Austria, via Hamburgh, Is 7d, 2s 2d, 3s 9d,4s 4d, 6s lid, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce. Papers, via France, 2d, via Belgium, Holland, or Hamburgh, free. AeoREs, prepayment required, 6th, 15th and 26th of each month, 8 50 a m, via Lisbon, Is 9d, under half an ounce, 3s 6d under one ounce, and so on. Papers, 2d each. Baden, daily, 7 p m, by France, unless otherwise directed, unpaid or paid to destination, 9d, Is Id, Is lOd, 2s 2d and 3s 4d; via Bel- gium, daily, 7 p m. Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d ; via Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 50 a m, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s and 5s 3d, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers, via France, 2d each, via Belgium, or Holland, free. Bahamas (Thk), the 16th of every manth, 8 50 a m. Payment optional, via Southampton, Is under ^ oz, 2s under 1 oz, &c. Papers Free. Bahia Honda. See Brazil. Islands, letters prepaid, forwarded daily through Balearic France ; or, if so addressed, sent by Southampton. Newspapers free. Barbadoes. See Indies, British West- Barbary, opportunities by merchant vessels very rare; should be sent to an agent at Malta or Gibraltar. Bavaria, daily, 8 50 a m and 7 p m, by France, unpaid or paid, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, .3s 9d ; by Belgium, daily, 8 50 a m. Is 4d, Is lOd, 3s2d, 3s8d, 5s lOd; by Holland and Hamburgh, Tuesdays and Fridays. 8 50 a m. Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d, and 5s 8d. |, |, 1 and 1^ ounce respectively. Newspapers, via France, 2d ; via Bel- gium or Holland, free. Belgium, daily via France, prepayment optional, 8 50 am, 6d, 8d, Is 2d, Is 4d, 2s 2d, under ^, ^, f, 1, and 1| ounce, &c. ; or if ad- dressed via Ostend, daily, 7 pm, prepayment optional, 6d, 8d, Is 2d, Is 4d, 2s 2d, under ^, |, f, and \^ ounce respectively; or if addressed via Holland, Tuesday and Friday, 8 50 a m, prepayment obligatory, 8d under half an aunce. Is 4d under one ounce, and so on; or through France, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, under. quarter, half, three-fourths, one, and one and a quarter ounce. Newspapers, via France, 2d ; via Ostend, free ; and via Holland, 2d each. Bermuda,—see America, British North. Bessarabia. Government of Russia Southern, which see. Beyrout, unpaid by French Packet via Marseilles, or paid to desti- nation, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s -4d, 5s lOd, under one quarter, half, three- quarters, one, and one and one quarter of an ounce respectively. Bohemia. See Austrian Dominions. Bolivia, Stale of, Western South America, payment obligatory, via — APPENDIX. 91 Southampton, 16th of each month, 8 50 a m, 2s under half an oz., 4s under one oz., and so on. Newspapers free. Bombay, Presidency of, payment optional, on the 19th of each month, 8 30 a m, by Southampton, Is under half an ounce; and 6th and 23d, 7 p m, by Marseilles, Is lOd under a quarter of an ounce, &c. All letters, if prepaid, and not specially addressed via South- ampton, are forwarded via Marseilles. Borneo. See Archipelago, Indian. Bourbon, Isle of. See Africa, and by the overland mail, payment obligatory, Is 4d under half an ounce, by Southampton, on the a quarter of an 1 9th of each month, and 2s 2d by Marseilles under ounce. Papers, 4d by the former, and 5d by the latter route. All paid letters are sent via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Brazil, payment obligatory, on the 8th of each month, 8 50 a m, 2s 9d under half an ounce, 5s 6d under one ounce, and so on. August to January inclusive, the Packet touches at Pernambuco and Bahia on her outward passage to Rio Janeiro, and the other six months on her homewards. Newspapers free. Bremem, Free City of, by Hamburgh Packet, payment optional, Monday and Thursday, 7 pm, unless otherwise addressed, 8d un- der half an ounce. Is 4d under one ounce, and so on ; via Belgium, daily, 8 50 a m, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 4s 2d ; or via France daily, Is 3d, 2s ld,;^3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd ; or via Holland, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 50 am. Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d, 5s 8d, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers, via Belgium, 2d ; via France, Hamburgh, Belgium, or Holland, free. Printed Votes and pro- ceedings of Parliament may be sent, if prepaid, and open at the sides, at the rate of Id, 6d, 8d, under 2, 3, and 4 oz. respectively, up to 16 oz. Brunswick, London Packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 p m, 9d under half an ounce. Via Belgium, daily, 7 p m, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, 5s 5d ; via Holland, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 5s 3d, under a quarter, half, three- quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Papers by Packet, Id, other routes free. Buenos Ayres, payment obligatory, 8th of each month, 8 50 a in, 2s 7d under half an ounce, 3s 8d under one ounce, &c. News- papers free. California, via the United States, every Friday, 7 p m, 2s 5^d un- der half an ounce, 4s 1 Id under one ounce, and so on j via Chagres, 1st and 16th of every month, 8 50 a m, 2s 9d under half an ounce, 5s 6d, under one ounce—prepayment obligatory. Newspapers 2d each by either route. Canada. See America, British North. Canary, or Fortunate Islands, payment obligatory, on the 8th of each month, 8 50 a m. Is lOd under half an ounce, 3s 8d under one ounce, &c. Newspapers 2d each. Cafe op Good Hope. See Africa. Cape Haitien. See Indies, Foreign West. Carthagena, Columbia, Is under half an ounce, prepaid, 1st and 16th of each month, 8 50 a ra. Caucasus. Government of Russia, which see. Ceylon, Island of, payment optional, 19th of each month, 8 50 a m, by Southampton, Is under half an ounce ; 6th and 23d, 7 pm, by 92 APPENDIX. Marseilles, payment obligatory, Is lOd under a quarter of an ounce. Papers free by Southampton, J3d via Marseilles. All letters, if prepaid, unless otherwise addressed, are sent via Marseilles. Chagres, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 8 50 a m, via Southampton, Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, &c. Newspapers free by Packet, Id by Private Ship. Ghili, State of Western South America, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month 8 50 a m, 2s under ^ oz, 4s under 1 oz, and so on. Newspapers 4d each. China, payment obligatory, by Southampton, Ceylon route, on the 19th, 8 50 a m. Is under ^ oz., and by Marseilles, on the23d, 7 pm, Is lOd under 5 oz., and so on. Newspapers, 2d by South- ampton, 3d by Marseilles. Letters may be sent by the Mail of the 6th, 7 pm, of each month, provided they are addressed by Bombay, Calcutta, or Madras. All Letters if pre-paid, unless otherwise ad- dressed, are sent via Marseilles. CiRCASsiA, Government of Russia Southern, which see. CiviTTA Vecha. See Italy Southern, and by the French Packets leaving Marseilles, on the 1st, 4th, 1 1th, and 21st, Is 3d under ^oz., &c. Newspapers, 2d each. Colombia, (Republic), divided into Equador, New Granada, Vene- zuela. See New Grenada and Venezuela. Colombia River and Hudson's Bay. No regular Mails. Letters, &c., by Priviate Ships; or if specially addressed and pre-paid, they are sent by New York. Coquimba. See Chagres. Constantinople, unpaid or paid to destination, by the French Packet to Marseilles, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under |, i, |, 1, and \^ oz , &c. Newspapers, 2d each. And by Southampton, Is under i oz., 2s under 1 oz., &c., on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a m Corsica. See France. Cossacks of the Black Sea and Don, Government of Russia South- ern, which see. Cracow, payment optional to destination, daily, 7 pm, through France, unless otherwise addressed, ls5d, 3s lOd, 4s lOd, 6s 8d, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. For other routes see Austria. Cuba. See St. Jago de Cuba. CuRAcoA. See Indies, British West. Dardanelles, The, under the same regulation as Constantinople. Dalmatia. See Austrian Dominions. Daughistan, Government of, Russia Southern, which see. Denmark, payment optional, every Monday and Thursday, 7 pm, by the Thames Packet, unless otherwise addressed, lOd under half an ounce. Is 8d under one ounce, and so on ; or unpaid or paid to destination, daily through, France. See Northern States of Eur- through ope, sent the office of Tour and Taxis ; if addressed via Belgium and Prussia, daily, 7 p m. Is 8d, 2s 6d, 4s 2d, 5s and 7s 6d; via Holland and Prussia, Tuesdays and Fridays, 8 50 am, Is 8d, 2s 4d, 4s, 4s 8d, and 7s 4d, under a quarter, half, three- quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Papers free. ; APPENDIX. 93 Dominica. See Indies, British West. Ecuador, State of, Western South America, 16th of each month, 8 50 a m, payment obligatory, 2s under half an ounce, 4s under one ounce. Newspapers free. Egypt, (except Alexandria, which see,) payment obligatory, by the British Closed Mail, on the 6th and 23d of eajh month, 7 pm, ]s 8d, 2s Id, 3s 9d, 4s 2d, 7s Id, under a quarter, half, three-quar- ters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively; and via South- ampton, on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a m. Is 6d not exceeding South- half an ounce. Newspapers by Closed Mail, 3d each ; by ampton, 2d each. All letters, 'if prepaid and not specially address- ed via Southampton, are forwarded via Marseilles. Ekaxerinoslaw, Government of Russia Southern, which see. Equador, Republic of. See New Granada. Falkland Isles. No regular Mails. Sent by Private Ships, unless specially addressed by the Brazil Packet, and prepaid, 2s 9d under half an ounce, &c. Papers free by Brazils, Id by Private Ship. France, daily by Morning and Evening Mails, unpaid or paid to destination, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, 3s 9d under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce, &c. Newspapers free. Letters to British Colonies or Foreign Countries, except in the Mediterranean, by Packet or Private Ship from any port in France, payment obligatory, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarterounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. The French Uniform rate has reference to those letters only the postage upon which is paid in the United Kingdom. If a letter be sent unpaid, the French postage upon it varies according to the distance it is conveyed by the French Post Office. Frankfort, Free City of. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. Gaucia. See Austrian Dominions. German States, served by the Post Office of Tour and Taxis, are Bremen, Hamburgh and Lubec, which see— Frankfort, Hesse Electoral, Hesse Darmstadt, Hesse Homberg, Lippe Detmold, Nassau, Reuss, Saxe Altenburg, Saxe Coburg Gotha, Saxe Menin- gen, Saxe Weimar, Schaumberg Lippe, Schwartzburg-Rudolstadt, Schwartzburg-Sonderhausen. Letters for these States, (except Hamburgh, Bremen and Lubec) are sent (unless otherwise ad- dressed) through Prussia, via Belgium, payment optional. Is 4d, Is lOd, 3s 2d, 3s 8d and 5s lOd ; if addressed via Holland and Prussia, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s 4d and 5s 8d ; via Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 4d, Is 8d, 3s, 3s id and 5s 8d ; or via France, Is 3d, 2s ]d, 3s 4d, 4s 2d and 5s lOd, under a quarter, half, three-quar- ters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers via France, 2d; via Belgium, Holland or Hamburgh, free. Gibraltar, via Southampton, on the 6th, 16th and 26th, 8 50 a ni and when these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on that day, 10pm; and by the India mail on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a m payment optional ; Is under half an ounce, &c. ; Newspapers free. All letters if prepaid, unless otherwise address- ed, are sent via Marseilles. Greece, via Southampton, on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a m, un- less it happens to fall on a Saturday, and then on the previous Fri- day, Is 6d under half an ounce, &c. ; by this route payment obli- 94 APPENDIX. gatory ; optional by the French Packets via Marseilles, Is 5d, 2s 3d, 3s lOd, 4s lOd and 6s 8d, under a quarter, half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively ; or paid to Trieste, Is 3ti, 2s Id, 3s 4d, and 4s 2d, under a quarter, half, three- quarters, one ounce, &c. Papers free by Southamptoa Packet or Trieste ; Id via Marseilles. All letters if prepaid, unless other- wise addressed, are sent via Marseilles. Guatemala. See Honduras. Guayaquil. See Equador. Halifax, Nova Scotia. See America, British North. Hamburgh, Free City, by the London Packets, unless otherwise ad- dressed, on Mondays and Thursdays, 7 p m, 8d under half an oz, Is 4d under 1 oz, &c., via Belgium and Prussia, paid or unpaid to destination, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d, 2s 2d, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 4s 2d, under a quarter, weighing a quarter, and not above a half, weighing a half, above a half, and under three quarters, weighing three quarters and under one, weighing one, above one, and under one and a quarter, respectively ; or by Private Ship, via Hull, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 7 pm, if so addressed, 8d under half an ounce, and so on, and via Leith, every Saturday 8 50am,6d under half an ounce, Is under one ounce. Hanover, by Packet, unless otherwise addressed, payment optional, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 p m, 9d under half an ounce Is 6d under one ounce, and so on. If addressed via Belgium, daily, Is 5d, 2s, 3s 6d, 4s, 6s 3d ; via France, daily, Is 8d, 2s lid, 4s 7d, 5s lOd, 7s lid, under a quarter, a half, and one and a quarter ounce respectively, via Holland, Tuesday and Friday, 8 50 a m, 8d under half an ounce, Is 4d one ounce, and so on. Prepayment obligatory, via Holland, optional via Hamburgh, Belgium, or France. News- papers Id via Holland. Other routes free. Havannah, payment obligatory, on the 16th day of each month 8 50 a m, via Southampton, 2s 3d under half an ounce, 4s 6d under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers 2d each, via United States, every Friday, 7 p m, Is 4d under half an ounce, 2s 8d under one ounce. Heligoland, payment obligatory, by Hamburgh Packet, every Mon- day and Thursday, 7 p m, 6d under half an ounce, Is under one ounce, &c. Newspapers free. Hesse, Electorial Hesse Dramstadt, and Hesse Homberg. See Ger- man States. HiNDOSTAN. See India East. HoHENAGODLERN. See Wirtemberg. Holland, payment optional, by direct Packet to Rotterdam, unless Otherwise addressed, on Thursdays and Fridays, 8 50 a m,"]s under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on. If via France, daily, must be paid to Calais, 5d under half an ounce, lOd under one ounce; via Belgium, daily, closed mail, Is 2d under half an ounce, 2s 4d under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers by packet Id, and through France, 2d. Honduras, payment optional, on the 16th of every month only, 8 50 a m, via Southampton, Is under i oz, 2s under 1 oz. , and so on. Newspapers free. Hong Kong, payment optional, via Ceylon, Southampton route, on the I9th of each month, 8 50 a m, Is under I oz, 2s under I oz. ; Marseilles route on the 23d, 7 p m. Is lOd under | oz,, and so on. — APPENDIX. 95 Newspapers free by the former, and 3d each by the latter route. All paid letters are sent via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Hungary. See Austrian Dominions. Illyria. See Austrian Dominions. India (East), by Southampton, payment optional, on the I9th of each month, 8 50 a m, unless that day should fall upon Saturday, then the mail will be made up on the previous Friday, 8 50 a m, Is under J oz, 2s under 1 oz., 4s under 2 oz.,&c. y and on the 6th and 23d, 7 pm, of each month, payment obligatory, via Marseilles by the British Packet, unless either of these days fall upon Saturday, then the mail will be made up the same day, 10 p m, Is lOd under a quarter of an ounce, 2s 3d under half an ounce, 4s Id under three- quarters of an ounce, 4s 6d under one ounce, 7s 9d under one and a quarter ounces, &c. All paid letters are sent by Marseilles, un- less otherwise addressed. Newspapers, free by Southampton Packet, and via Marseilles, 3d each. Indies, British West (except Nassau, Honduras, and Bermuda), via Southampton, 1st and 16th of every month, 8 50 a m. When the 1st falls on the Saturday, the mails are made up on the day pre- falls Saturday, the vious, 7 p ra ; and when the 16th on mails are made up on the Sunday, 10 p m. Payment optional, Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on. To Jamaica, except the Town of Kingston, and Berbice, the Postage is Is 2d under half an ounce, 2s 4d under 1 ounce, and so on. Newspapers free. Inbies, Foreign West (except Havannah, which see.) The mails are made up at the same time as those for '' India, British West." Payment obligatory. Is 5d under half an ounce, 2s lOd under one ounce. Newspapers generally free. Ionian Islands, payment optional, via Southampton, Is under half an ounce, &c., and payment obligatory, by France and Trieste, daily; to Trieste, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounces, respectively ; or by British Packets from Marseilles to destination, Is 8d, 2s Id, 3s 9d, and 4s 2d, under a quarter, a half, three quar- ters, and one ounce respectively ; or by French Packets from Mar- seilles to destination, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d and 4s 2d, under a quar- ter, half, three-quarters, and one ounce respectively. Newspapers free by Southampton and Trieste, by Marseilles, British Packets, Sd ; French 2d. All letters, if prepaid, and not specially address- ed otherwise, are forwarded via Marseilles. Isle of France. See Mauritius. Italy, Northern. See Austrian Dominions. Italy, Southern, includes the two Sicilies (Naples and Sicily), Ro- man States, and Modena, Parma, and Placentia, payment obliga- tory, except the Roman States, which may be sent unpaid via Mar- seilles. Postage to Calais, 5d ; and to San Benedetto or Casal Pusterlengo, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d and 4s 2d, under a quarter, half, three- quarters and one ounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Jamaica. See Indies, British West, Is 2d under half an ounce, ex- cept the town of Kingston,which is Is under half an ounce, &c. Newspapers free. Java, payment obligatory, via Holland, Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on ; via India, Is 4d under half an ounce 96 APPENDIX. by Southampton, and 2s 2d by Marseilles, under 4 ounce. Papers, 4d by Southampton, and 5d by Marseilles. La Guayra. See Venezuela. La Plata. See Buenos Ayres. Leeward Islands, payment optional, 1st and 16th of each month, 8 50 a m, via Soutl.ampton, Is under a half oz, &c. Newspapers, free. Leshorn, Tuscany, which see, and Italy. Levant, The, paid to Calais 5d, or through France Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, and 4s 4d under a quarter, half, three-quartei s, and one ounce respectively. LippE Detmold. See German States, served through the office of Tour and Taxis. LoMBARDY, and the Venetian Provinces. See Austrian Dominions. Lcbec, Free City of, sent, unless otherwise addressed, by Hamburgh Packet, Monday and Thursday 7 pm, payment optional, 9d under a half oz, Is 6d under 1 oz, &c., and when so addressed by Private Ship, via Hull, at same rates. Periodical Works, not strictly News- papers, may be sent, if prepaid and open at the sides, and printed in the English language, also Printed Votes and proceedings of Parliament, at the rate of Id under 2 oz, 6d under 3 oz, 8d under 4 oz, and so on to 16 oz. Printed British Prices Current, Com- mercial Lists, and Courses of Exchange, may be sent, if prepaid, one penny each. See German States served through the Post- office of Tour and Taxis. Lublin. Government of. See Poland Southern. Madagascar. Payment obligatory, via India, Southampton Packet, Is 4d under half an ounce ; Marseilles 2s 2d under a quarter of an ounce, and 2s 7d under half an ounce, and so on. Papers 4d by Southampton, and 5d by Marseilles. Private Ships, as opportuni- ties offer, 8d under half an ounce. Madeira, payment obligatory, on the 8th of each month only, 8 50 a m, Is lOd under half an ounce, 3s 8d under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers, 2d each. Malta, by Southampton, payment optional, on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a ra. Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, or paid or unpaid to destination, by the British Packets (Closed Mail), via Marseilles, on the 6th and 23d, 7 p m, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d, under a quarter, half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively, or by the French Packets from do, on the 6th, 16th, 18th, and 26th, 8 50 a m, at Is Id, Is 9d, 2s lOd, 3s 6d, and 5s, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers free by Southampt'jn Packet; 3d each by the British, and 2d by the French Steamboats from Marseilles. All Letters, if prepaid and not specially addressed via Southampton, are forwarded by the route of Marseilles Marseilles. The Mediterranean Packets sail from Marseilles on the 1st, 1 1th, and 21st of each month, at 5 p m, and quit Alexandria on the 6th, 16th, and 29th, at 4 p m Martinique. See Indies, Foreign West, Mauritius, payment obligatory ; by the Overland Mail, 23d day of each month, 7 pm, unless otherwise addressed. Is lOd, 2s 3d, 4s Id^ 4s 6d under a quarter, a half, three quarters, and one ounce respec_ tively, or via Southampton, on the i9th of each month, 8 50 a m APPENDIX. 97 Is under half an ounce, &c., or by Private Ship 8d, under half an ounce, &c. Newspapers free by Suuthampton ; via Marseilles, 3d each. Private Ship, Id each, Mediterranean. See Malta, Greece, or Ionian Islands. Mecklenborgh Schwerin, payment optional, via Hamburgh, on Mondays and Thursdays, or by Private Ship direct from London or Hull, to Hamburgl), 7 p ra, unless otherwise addressed, lOd under half an ounce, and so on ; via Belgium and Prussia, Is 8d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d ; if by Holland, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 5s 3d; via Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s 3d ; via France, daily, Is 8d, 2s lid, 43 7d, 5s lOd, 7s 1 Id, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one a quarter ounces re- spectively. Newspapers 2d each, via France. Free other routes. Mecklenburgh Strelitz, via Hamburgh, Monday and Thursday, 7 pm, prepayment optional, 6d under half an ounce. Is under one ounce and so on ; via Belgium and Prussia, Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s lid, 3s 4d, and 5s 5d ; if via Holland, is 3d, Is 6d 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s 3d ; via Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 3d, Is 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, and 5s 3d, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounces respectively, payment optional. See also Northern Slates of Europe Mexico, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the first day of every month only, 8 50 a m, 2s .3d under half an ounce, 4s 6d under one ounce, &c. Papers 2d each. Modena. See Italy, Southern. Moldavia, unpaid or paid to destination, daily, via France, Is 9d, 3s Id, 4s lOd, 6s 2d, and 8s 4d, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounces respectively. Papers 2d each. Molucca Isles. See Archipe ago, Indian. Monte Video, by Brazil Packet, 8th of each month, 8 50 a m Monsterrat. See Indies, West. Moravia. See Austrian Dominions. Morocco. See Barbary. Naples. See Sicily. Nassau. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. Nassau. New Providence. The Bahamas. Nevis. See Indies, British West. New Brunswick. See America, British Nortft, New Granada, Payment obligatory, 1st and 16th day of every month, 8 50 am, via Southampton, Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers by Packet free ; Private Ship Id New Providence. See Indies, British West. New Zealand and New South Wales, payment obligatory, by Mer- chant Vessels, 8d half an ounce. Is 4d under one ounce, and so on. and can sent Letters papers be via Overland Mail to India ; via Marseilles, on the 23d of each month, 7 p m, 2s 2d, 2s 7d, 4s 9d, 5s 2d, and 9s Id, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounces; or by Southampton, on the 19th, 8 50 a m. Is 4d under half an ounce, 2s 8d under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers, via Marseilles, 5d ; via Southampton, 2d each. Northern States of Europe, (forwarded if so addressed, through France, and the Office of Tour and Taxis), consist of Brunswick, Denmark, Hanover, Mecklenburgh Schwerin and Mecklenburgh 1 I 98 APPENDIX. Sterlitz, Oldenburgh, Saxony, Sweden and Norway, may be sent unpaid or paid to destination, Is 8d under a quarter of an ounce, 2s 1 Id under half an ounce, 4s 7d under three quarters of an ounce, 5s lOd under one ounce, 7s lid under one ounce and a quarter, &c, Newspapers 2d each. See under respective heads for different routes. Norway and Sweden. See Sweden and Northern States of Europe. Nova Scotia. See America, British North. Nuba. No regular mails; letters should be sent to an agent at Malta or Aden. Oldenburg, by Hamburgh Packet, unless otherwise addressed, or by Private Ship, direct from London or Hull to Bremen, payment op- tional, 9d under half an ounce. See also Mecklenburgh Schwerin. Panama, 1st and 16th day of every month, 8 50 a m, via Southamp- ton, payment obligatory, Is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, &c. Newspapers free. Paramaribo (Surinam.) See Buenos A yres. Parma. See Italy, Southern. Persia, must be paid, via Alexandria and Beyrout, which see. Peru, must be paid by Southampton, on the 16th day of each month, 8 50 a m, 2s under half an ounce, 4s under one ounce. News- papers free. Placentia. See Italy. Southern. Poland, sent, unless otherwise addressed, via Belgium and Prussia, daily. Is fd, 2s Id, 3s 8d, 4s 2d, and 6s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounces; also by France, Holland, and Hamburgh. Newspapers free j by France, 2d each. Port Natal, 13th of each month. See African, West Coast of. Porto Rico. See Indies, Foreign West, Porto (Puerto) Cabello, same rates, &c., as Venezuela, which see. Port Philip. See Sidney. Portugal, payment obligatory, by Southampton, 6th, 16th, and 26th a Saturday, of each month, 8 50 a ro ; and when these days fall on then the mails are made up on the same day, 10 p m, Is 9d under France, if half an ounce, 3s 6d under one ounce ; or daily through so directed, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 3s 9d, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one a quarter ounces respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Prince Edward's Island. See America, British North. Prince of Wales' Island. See India, East. Prussia, daily, payment optional, through France, lid, Is 5d, 2s 4d, 2s lOd, 4s 2d, under a quarter, a half, three quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Prepaid letters sent via Belgium, unless otherwise specially addressed, Is, Is 2d, 2s 2d, 2s 4d and 4s 2d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quar- ter, oz; and if so addressed, by Hamburgh or Holland Packets, Is 2d each by France, under i oz, 2s under 1 oz, and so on. Newspapers and free by other routes. Periodical Works, &c. (via Holland or Hamburgh) Id under 2 oz, 6d under 3 oz, and so on to 16 oz. must be prepaid. Puerto Cabello. See Venezuela. Quebec, Canada. See America, British North. Reuss. See German States. APPENDIX. 99 Rhode Island, State of. See America, United States of. Roman States. See Italy, Southern ; and by French Packets from Marseilles, unpaid, and can only be paid as far as Civitta Vecchia, (being liable to a charge on delivery), Is 7d, 2s 9d, 4s 4d, 5s 6d, and 7s 6d under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers Qd each. Russia, payment optional. Prepaid letters are sent via Belgium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed, is 7d, 2s Id, 3s 8d, 4s 2d, 6s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quar- Holland and Prus- ter oz ; also by Hamburgh and Prussia, and by sia and by France. Russia, Southern, payment optional, sent through Belgium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed, see Russia, Northern. St. Domingo, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of every month, 8 50 a m, via Southampton, ls5d under half oz, 2s lOd under 1 oz. Newspapers free. St. Helena, no regular mail. See Africa. St. Jago de Cuba, payment obligatory, 16th day of each month 8 50 oz. a m, via Southampton, 2s 3d under half oz ; 4s 6d under 1 Newspapers 2d each. Sandomier, Government of. See Poland, Southern. Sandwich Islands. No regular mails. Letters sent by Private Ships as opportunities offer, 8d under ^ oz. Newspapers Id each. Santa Cruz. See Indies, Foreign West. San Jan de Nicaragua, payment obligatory, 1st and 16th of each month, 8 50 a m, via Southampton, 2s 3d under i oz. Santa Martha. See New Granada. Sardinia, daily, payment obligatory, through France, unless other- wise addressed, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d, and 3s 9d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce, or by French Packet, via Marseilles, Is 3d, 2s Id, 33 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under the same weights respectively. Newspapers, 2d each. Saxe Altenburgh, Saxe CoisuRG GoTHA, Saxe Meiningen, and Saxe Weimar. See German States, served through the office of Tour and Taxis. Saxony, payment optional. Pre-paid Letters are sent via Belgium and Prussia, unless otherwise addressed. Is 3d, Is 8d, 2s 1 Id, 3s 4d, 5s 5d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce, and if so addressed, via France, Hamburgh and Prussia, and Holland and Prussia. Papers free. See also North- ern States of Europe, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. Schaumberg, Lippe, Schwartsburgh Rudolstadt, and Schwartzburgh Sonderhausen. See German States, served through the Office of Tour and Taxis. ' Scutari, in Asia (Town). See Turkey in Europe. Siberia. See Russia. Sicily, payment obligatory, by the French Packets, which leave Mar- seilles on the 9th, 19th, and 29th of each month, unless otherwise addressed, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d and 5s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. See also Italy, Southern, Sierra Leone. On the 13th of each month, 7 p m, unless otherwise addressed. Is under i oz., and so on. By Private ship, 8d under i oz., and so on. Papers by Packet free; Private Ship, Id. Smyrna, unpaid or paid to destination, by the French boats from 100 APPENDIX. Marseilles, Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, 5s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce respectively- Papers 2d each. The Postage on letters for places beyond Smyrna must be prepaid. Spain, payment obligatory, by Southampton, 6th, 16th and 26th of each month, 8 50 a m ; and when any of these days fall upon a Saturday, the mails are made up on the same day, 10 p ra, 2s 2d under a half oz, 4s 4d under 1 oz, and so on ; or daily, by Calais, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d, under a quarter, a half, three- quarters, one, and one and a quarter ounce. All letters, except for Cadiz, Vigo and Corunna, are sent via France, unless addressed '* by Packet from Southampton." Newspapers free via Southamp- ton, via France one halfpenny. Sweden and Norway, payment optional. Prepaid letters are sent via Belgium and Prussia, daily, unless otherwise addressed, Is lOd, 2s lOd, 4s 8d, 5g 8d and 8s 4d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter oz ; by the Hamburgh Packet, and not intended to be sent through Prussia, Is 3d under a half ounce, 2s 6d under one ounce ; or by Hamburgh and Prussia, or by Holland and Prussia, and by France. For the latter route see Northern States of Europe. Switzerland, daily, unpaid or paid to destination, unless otherwise addressed, via France, lid, Is 5d, 2s 4d, 2s lOd, and 4s 2d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters one and one and a quarter ounce re- spectively. Newspapers 2d each. May also be sent through Bel- gium, Holland or Hamburgh, via Prussia, Is 9d under a quarter ounce. Newspapers free. Sydney, Government of, New South Wales, payment obligatory. By Private Ship, 8d under a half ounce, Is 4d under one ounce, &c. If specially addresssed via India, "by the Southampton Packets," on the 2d and 19lh of each month, 8 50 a ra. Is 4d under a half oz, 2s 8d under one oz, 5s 4d under 2 oz, and so on ; by Marseilles on the 6th and 23d, 7 p m, 2s 2d, 2s 7d, 4s 9d, 5s 2d, 9s Id under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and cue and a quarter ounce res- pectively ; Newspapers, Id by the Private Ship; 2d by Southamp- ton ; and 5d by Marseilles. Syria, payment obligatory, by Southampton, the 19th day of every month, 8 50 a ra, Is 6d under a half oz, 3s under one oz ; and by Marseilles, see Beyrout and Smyrna. Newspapers, 2d ; by Mar- seilles, 3d each. Texas. Letters forwarded by Private Ship 8d under half an ounce, or if addressed by New York, Is under half an ounce, payment ob- ligatory. Newspapers Id each by Private Ship, and 2d each by New York. Tunis, payment obligatory, by French Packets, via Marseilles, unless otherwise addressed. Is 3d, 2s Id, 3s 4d, 4s 2d, and 5s lOd, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. Turkey, in Asia (except Scutari), via Marseilles, on the 6th and 23d, 7 p m, ls8d under a quarter ounce, 2s Id under half an ounce, and so on ; and via Southampton on the 19th, 8 50 a m, Is 6d under half an ounce, 3s under one ounce. Turkey, in Europe, payment optional to destination. Is lid, 3s 5d, 5s 4d, 6s lOd and 9s 2d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspapers 2d each. ; APPENDIX. 101 Scutari, in Asia, may be sent under the same regulations. News- papers 2d each. Or by Packet from Southampton, on the 19th of each month, 8 50 a m, is under half an ounce, 2s under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers 2d each. Turk's Island. See Indies, British West. Tuscans' and Lucca, payment obligatory, through France, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d ; or as far ar Sarzane, Is 4d, 2s 3d, 3s 7d, 4s 5d, and 6s 3d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Tuscany may be sent unpaid or psid to destination, by the French Steamboats from Marseilles, Is 9d, 3s Id, 4s lOd, 6s 2d, and 8s 4d, under a quarter, a half, three- quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Newspa- pers by either routes, 2d each. Van Dieman's Land, payment obligatory, by Private Ships, 8d under half an ounce. Is 4d under one ounce, and so on. Newspapers Id each. Or via India, Southampton, Is 4d under half an ounce Marseilles, 2s 2d under a quarter ounce. Papers 2d by the former, and 5d by the latter route. Parties wishing their letters to go by these routes, must so specially address them. Venezuela, payment obligatory, via Southampton, on the Ist and 16th of each month, 8 50 a m. Is under half an ounce, 2s under one oz., &c. Newspapers free. By Private Ships, letters 8d under half an ounce ; Papers Id each. Vera Cruz, 2s 3d under half an ounce, &e. Wallachia, daily, via France, unpaid or paid to destination. Is 9d, 3s Id, 4s lOd, 6s 2d and 8s 4d, under a quarter, a half, three-quar- ters, one and one and a quarter ounce respectively. Papejs 2,d each. West Coast of Africa, by Private Ships, 8d under half an ounce* and so on. And by Packet, on the 13th of each month, 7 p m, if addressed by Her Majesty's Ship, Is under half an ounce, 2s under 1 ounce. Papers free by Packet. Id by Private Ship, WuRTEMBURG and Hohexzollerbn, payment optional, via France daily, lOd, Is 3d, 2s Id, 2s 6d and 3s 9d, under a quarter, a half, three-quarters, one and one and a quarter ounce, may also be sent, via Bdgium and Prussia, Holland and Prussia, or Hamburgh and Prussia, Is 6d under a quarter ounce. Newspapers by France 2d, by other routes free. GREENOCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Robert Macfie, Chairman. Archd. Sword, Treasurer. Directors. T. O. Hunter. John Martin. Andrew Anderson. Robert Cuthbert. David Balderston. John Neill. D. A. Campbell. Alex. Anderson. John M'Gregor. Andrew Munro. Thomas King, Secretary, NOTE,—For the Nos* of the various Public Offices, Institutions, Churches, Sc, mentioned in Appendix, see General Directory. ADVERTISEMENTS. Co jnetrcj^ants anH ^ftijfptvs- THOMAS SHIKLEY & CO. HAVE always on hand a large Stock of EARTHENWARE, suit- able for Export, of the Newest Patterns and Best Quality. Assortments for any Foreign Market can be packed at a day's notice, and delivered free on board Ship at Greenock, Port- Glasgow, and Glasgow. Greenock Potteries. ) Port- Glasgow Road, July, 1851. j JAMES EOUGVIE, AND FUNERAL IJIVDERTAKER, ri €mm, m miilwm House—35, Crawford Street. Bookseller, Stationer, Circulating Librarian, and News-Agent, soliciting the favours of his Friends and the Public, in the various IN branches of his business, assures them that the utmost attention will be given to all orders entrusted to his care. 29, Hamilton Street, July, 1851. ADVERTISEMENTS. JAMES BUCHANAN, H0V8E, SHIP, SIGN, & ORKAIIENTAL PAINTER, ^r ^ iT iS3 iiB = iiii «!i i\i vaf :a iiaj No. 44, SHAW STREET, AND 29, HUE-END STREET* (opposite IHE VICTORIA HARBOUr), returning his grateful thanks for the patronage with which he IN has been honoured since being in business, begs respectfully to state, that no effort on his part shall be wanting to ensure a continu- ance of past favours, which will be acknowledged by a strict regard to tasteful and accurate workmanship, executed on the most moderate terms. J. B. has always on hand a choice selection of RICH PAPER HANGINGS of the most fashionable Patterns, which he will be happy to furnish to order on the most reasonable terms. GREENOCK AUCTION MART AND COMMISSION SALE ROOMS^ Nos. 10 AND 12, CROSS-SHORE STREET. House, No. 15, Nearly Opposite. Auctioneer, Appraiser, Valuator, and Mouse-Factor, returning thanks for the liberal share of public patronage he has IN received since commencing in the above line, begs to intimate that he has MADE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS and ADDITIONS to his COMMODIOUS PREMISES, and intends to carry on the above branches with due attention and care ; and from his experience for the last 21 years in attending Country Fairs and Cattle Markets, combined with the general traffic of the town, trusts to give satisfaction to those who may favour him with their orders. Sales conducted, Inventories, with Valuations, taken in Town and Country; and excellent Storage Accommodation £op Goods under Sequestration and for Public Sale. Furniture and other Goods received on Commission and for Pub- lic Sale, and which will be disposed of weekly, or immediate dis- patch, as will suit the convenience of Exposers. N.B. —The Public will please to notice that, by official authority, the Nos. of the Premises have been changed from 3 and 4, to 10 and 12, at which address orders will be punctually attended to. Greenock, July, 1851. ADVERTISEMENTS. (successors to JOHN macfarlane), CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, BEG respectfully to ackno?i^ledge the very kind and liberal sup- port received, and takes this opportunity of announcing, that they supply, on the best terms, GENUINE DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, PER. FUMERY, SPICES, CIGARS, TADDY'S SNUFF, AND TOBACCO. G. P. & Co. have also added TEA and COFFEE to their Busi- ness, which Articles they receive direct from the 'Importers. The Teas are Genuine Congou, Pekeo Flavour, at 4s. 6d. and 5s. per lb. The Coffees are Pure and Unmixed, at Is. 8d. per lb. G. P. & Co. trust, by keeping only First Class Articles, that they will merit a continuance of public support. SHIP MEDICINES—CHESTS SUPPLIED AND MEFITTED. John M'Farlane's (Manufacturer to Her Majesty), Celebrated Aerated Waters. ^rmriirtinnfi farrfnUg ^rBpnt I@H1 U HOME AND EXPORT iijiiilllii^ iiiiiiii 47, HAIIILTON STREET, IN returning thanks for past favours, beg to acqauint their Friends and the public generally, that they have always on hand a choice selection of Fresh Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds, and a general assortment of Garden and Farm Implements by the best makers. They solicit an inspection of their Nursery Grounds at Greenbank, Willow Park, and Nelson Street, in which will be found collections of Fruit and Forest Trees, Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Greenhouse and Herbaceous Plants, Ros'js, Dahlias, Pansies, Carnations, and other Florist Flowers. Priced Lists of tb? abovemay be had gratis on application. Also their Annual Importation of Hyacinths, and other Dutch Flower-roots in September, Greenock, July, 1851. . ADVERTISEMENTS. TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND HATTER, 5, HAMILTON STREET, GRATEFUL to his Friends for past favours, begs to intimate that he has just completed his JSUMMER STOCK, consisting of BROAD and NARROW CLOTHS; Newest Styles of FANCY TROUSERINGS and VESTINGS, Superior VENTILATING HATS, a beautiful and varied choice of NECKERCHIEFS, and ARIEL STOCKS, &c. All which he can confidently recommend, and will be happy to submit to the inspection of the Public. Greenock, 4"lyj 185L COMMISSION-AGENT, RESPECTFULLY invites the notice of Parties engaged in Business who may not have time, or from other causes are un- able to give the requisite attention to the COLLECTING of their OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS, that he is now devoting parti- cular attention to this branch of business. Those putting their Debts into his hands may depend on every exertion being made to effect a speedy recovery. BOOKS and ACCOUNTS attended to at the Party's own place of business, if required. STATEMENTS of AFFAIRS and all matters relative to BANKRUPT ESTATES, accurately and promptly made up. TRANSACTIONS of COMMISSION attended to in confidence, and with dispatch. HOUSE FACTORAGE. I beg to inform those having House Property that, when the same is put into my hands, special care is observed to prevent extravagant or imprudent alterations or repairs, bat in every way to study the interest of both Landlord and Tenant, in such a manner as, I trust, will give general satisfaction Satisfactory reference and ample security given when required. AGENT FOa rHE C^aktemii fin mi tlit 3mmm €mpn^. OFFICE, 46, CATHCART STREET. ADVERTISEMENTS. CARD. TAILOR & TEACHEE OF THE ART OF CUTTING, 14, HAMILTOIV STREET, BEGS respectfully to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the'Public for the very extensive and spontaneous support he has received since commencing Business, and he gladly avails himself of the present opportunity of assuring his Friends and the Public, that he is determined to abide by those principles in conducting his Busi- ness which he announced when commencing, (and which has, no doubt, greatly added to his unprecedented success,) namely, of having all Orders entrusted to him Made on the Premises, in a clean, well- ventilated Workshop, by first-class Workmen, and under his own immediate inspection. J, C. would beg further to state, that from his long practical ex- perience in all the Fashionable Cities and Towns in the Kingdom, both in the Cutting and Making-up Departments, those who may patronize him, will find that he is able to produce a Garment superior to many, but second to none in Town. TO THE TRADE. J. C. begs to state that he has been appointed Agent for Copland's Patent Corperimensor, Price £2 12s 6d, An Instrument for Measuring and Cutting Coats of every Style, without any risk of Misfitting or Alteration, as it transfers not only the Measure, but the Make of the Man, to the Cloth, rendering the ordinary divisions of Measurement altogether unnecessary, so that if the Measure be correctly taken, a Misfit is impossible. Also Agent for BROOKS' DELIHEATOR, Price £1 lis 6d. By the adoption of this extraordinary Mechanical Invention, the A r of Cutting is rendered simple, and all Calculations superseded, by tht Instrument being self-varying, and equally adapted for all Sizes Heights, and Positions, producing Shapes as infinitely varied as are the forms of the human figure, and at the same time without the least restriction as to Style- Private Lessons Given on the lost Popular and lathematical Systems of the Day. Terms for Six Lessons of Two Hours each—^1 Is. ADVERTISEMENTS TO Mm FOE COTEHIKG SHIPS' BOTTOMS UNDER WOOD AND COPPER SHEATHING. THE GREENOCK FELT WORK COMPANY respectfully bring under the notice of Ship-builders and Owners, their Slock of IMPROVED HAIR FELT, manufactured at their Works. The quality of this article, since its introduction into the various Ports of Great Britain, the Colonies, and the British Possessions in the East Indies, has been fairly tested, and it is with confidence af- firmed that it has proved a most valuable Sheathing for Ships' Bot- toms, under Wood or Copper. It is softer, more adhesive, and capable of greater elasticity, either above or under water, than any other Felt hitherto in use, forming at once a security against Leaks-, a protection against the destructive effects of the Sea-worm, and a preventive against the Corrosion of Metals. It is manufactured solely by hand, is perfectly smooth on the sur- face, of a thin texture, and is furnished in Sheets of 42 inches by 22 inches. JOHN ERSKINE, Manager. 94, East Hamilton Street, ) Greenock, July, J851. J AGENTS GLASGOW M'Arthur, Brothers, Madeira Court. LIVERPOOL.. ..M'Arthur & Hogarth, Columbia Buildings, Bruns- wick Street. BRISTOL Whitwill & Allward, Grove. NEWCASTLE. ..Robert Poppelwell & Co., 30, Broad Chare. I EITH Charles Philip, Commission Merchant. LLNDEE WilHam Clark, Shipowner. ABERDEEN John Cook. Insurance Broker, Marischal Street. DUMBARTON.. John Martin, Merchant. ADVERTISEMENTS. HAIR-CUTTmG & MESSING- ESTAELISHMENT, (immediately under m'culloch's temperance hotel,) Patronised by the Most KoUe the Marfjiiis ofLcollionsie, Lord E. Hill, lord Lenuoi, Sir John Ord. Sir M. K S. Stewart, &c. AND HA!R"CUTTERS AND DRESSERS To the lost Nohlc the Marqiiis of Waterford, the Eight Hononrahles tho Countess of Jocelyns, Mistress of the Robes to the Q,neen ; Lord Cranstoun, Lord Beresford, Sir John Maxwell, Sir Edward Lees, Sir John Haltett, and Mr. Charteris, M.P. S., have always on hand a well assorted Stock of PER- D&* FUMERY, CUTLERY, BRUSHES, COMBS, TOYS, and Ladies' and Gentlemen's ORNAMENTAL HAIR, ROSE- WOOD WORK-BOXES, and DRESSING CASES, &c. Their Stock of Cloth, Hat, Hair, Shaving, Tooth, and Nail Brushes, will be found to he of a most select and well assorted de- scription, having been manufactured by Duncan & Scott, of Edin- burgh, whose reputation as Brush makers is a sufficient guarantee. They would draw the attention of the Ladies' to their Stock of SHELL COMBS, being the Largest, Best, and Cheapest in Green- ock. Their Stock of PERFUMERY, CUTLERY, TOYS, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, is of the best quality, and will be found to give the most entire satisfaction A large assortment of ROSEWOOD WORK BOXES and DRESSING CASES, which will be sold at Half-price. Ladies, Gentlemen, or Families, attended at their Houses or Lodgings in Tdwn or Country, in the most punctual manner. Just to hand, a large quantity of ALMOND SHAVING CREAM, of superior quality. Eazors Ground and Set in the most perfect manner. TEA AND COPFEE WAREHOUSE, THOMAS miim, N returning his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage he received while ;in Business in Vennel, begs to intimate that he has Opened that Shop, No. 37, Cathcart Street, where he wil] always have on hand a Superior Stock of Grocery Goods, and hopes, Ly strict attention to Business, to merit a share of that support which be forraerlv received. July,KK'1851. ADVERTISEMENTS. I CAMPBELL & TUENER, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL Wint anil spirit 3fiinr!iattta, "pESPECTFULLY intimate that they have always on hand a _LL Choice Selection of Wines, Foreign and British Spirits, Cor- dials, Malt Liquors, etc. PRICES OF WINES. Port, quaits. 24s, 30s, 33s, and 36s per Dozen Do. pints. 12s, 15s, 16s 6d, and 18s _ Sherry, quarts, 24s, 30s, 33s, and 36s — Do. pints, - 12s, 15s, 16s 6d, and 18s — Maderia, quarts, - 48s — Bucellas, — 30s — TenerifFe, — - 30s — Sweet Lisbon, — 30s — Figuera, — - 26s — Marsalla, — 24s — Claret, — - 50s — Do. pints. 25s — Champagne, quarts. 70s — Do. pints, 35s — SPIRITS. Brandy—Old Cognac, 25s per Gallon. Do. do. in Cases, . . . S4s per Dozen. Hollands, 25s per Gallon. Do. in Cases, 54s per Dozen. Rum—Old Jamaica, IDs and lis per Gallon. Rum Shrub, 10s — Old Islay Whisky, . 10s and 10s 6d — Old Carapbelton do. . 9s and 9s 6d — Best Low Country Malt, 8s and 8s 6d _ CORDIALS. Black Currant Cordial, Is 3d per Bottle. White do. do. . . Is 3d _ Orange, do. Is — Cinnamon do. . . Is Ginger (Superior)do. . 5s 6d per Gallon or Is — Raspberry do. . 5s 6d — or Is — Do, Vinegar, . . 8s _ or Is 3d _ Do. Brandy, 2s ~ ADVERTISEMENTS. MALT LiaUORS. BARCLAY, PERKINS and COMBEDELAFIELD'S . 4s, 5s, and 6s per Dozen. London Porter—quarts, . — Do. pints, . . 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s GUINNESS' AND SWEETMAN'S Dozen. Dublin Porter—quarts, . . 4s and 5s per Do. pints, . . 2s and 2s 6d — BASS'S AND ALLSOPP'S Burton Ales—quarts, ... 5s per Dozen. Do. pints, . . . . 2s 6d — Alloa and Edinburgh Ales, in quarts, 4s 5s and 6s — Do. do. in pints, 2s 2s 6d and 3s — Prestonpans Celebrated Table Ale— quarts, 2s 6d and 3s — Do. East India Ale, quarts, . 4s — Do. do. pints, . 2s — gi FIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITIES. PALL-MALL AND CORNHILL. 1803. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION STERLING, the whole paid up and invested, thereby affording to the Proprietors security against further calls, and to the assured an immediate available Fund for the payment of the most extensive Losses ; and therefore no person insur- ed by THIS Company is liable to be called upon to contribute towards the Losses of others, as with Societies established on the principle of Mutual Insurance. FIRE INSURANCE. Policies are allowed in all cases where the Annual Premium amounts to Six Shillings. Insurances for Seven years are charged only Six years' Premium and Duty- Losses from Fire hy Lightning are made good, FOREIGN INSURANCE. Merchandise and other Property in Foreign Countries may be in- sured upon moderate terms, to be obtained on application at the Of- fice. ANDREW TASKER, Agent for Greenock. ADVERTISEMENTS. D Al-FORTE k MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 14, WEST BLAGKHALL STREET. & ^ ^, RATEFUL for past favours, respectfully intimates that he has G always on Sale a select Stock of Piano-Fortes Seraphims Flutes Concertinas Violins Accordians Violoncellos PMutinas Flageolets Patent Bell Metronomes Guitars Violin, Violoncello, Quarter Hunting and Post Horns and Harp strings Cornopeans A clioice selection of Foreign and English Music. Wood's edition of the Songs of Scotland; Mitchison's Songs of Scotland; Burns' Choral and Sacred Harp;. Lithgow's selection of Sacred Mu.'jic; Mitchison's edition of Robertson ; Orr's do. do. Piano-Fortes lent on Hire, taken in excliange, Sold on Commission, Tuned and E-epaired on Ifoderate Terms. MinHIL JJIM»I BEGS respectfully to intimate to those Gentlemen in Business who may not have time to bestow in keeping their Books, and who have not a stated clerk, that he has commenced Business as MEASURER, ACCOUNTANT, and HOUSE FACTOR, and that his services can be obtained either by the hour, day, or a given sum, as may be agreed upon, in bringing up their Books and making out. Accounts, as well as in Measuriug and Calculating Tradesmen's Work. From his long experience, and strict attention to the interest of those who may avail themselves of bis services, he flatters himself he will give satisfaction. All orders left at the Smithy, No. 20 Cathcart Street, and No. 19 Shaw Street, will be immediately attended to. Greenock, July, 1851. ADVERTISEMENTS. w A Am ^ ^ ik M M CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 9, WEST B L A C K II A L L STREET, BEGS respectfully to acknowledge the kind support received since commencing Business ; and takes this opportunity of announc- ing, that he continues to supply, on the best terms, GENUINE DRUGS, CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS, PERFUMERY, PATENT MEDICINES, &c. &c. The following List of Articles, and all others connected with the Trade, may be depended on for quality, and are supplied at Moderate Prices. Concentrated Compound Decoc- Syrian Cream tion of Sarsapariila Marrow Oil Headland's Homoepathic Cocoa Rosemary Cream Do. Tincture of Arnica Breast Pumps Do. Arnica Plaster Enema Apparatus Lea & Perrin's Dandelion Coffee Feeding Bottles Warranted Tooth Brushes Flesh Gloves and Belts Do, Hair do. Finest Turkey Sponges Do. Shaving do. Sponge Bags Dressing Combs Dr. Burt's Heartburn Tablet Fluid Magnesia Almond Croam for Shaving Do. Camphor Corn and Bunion Protectors Essence of Camphor Jeffray's Respirators Castor Oil Pomade French Soaps WHITE & FAIRCHILD'S CONCENTRATED TURKEY COFFEE. This Coffee is ground hot from the Cylinder, by which means all the valuable properties of the Coffee are retained ; and being packed in Canisters and Tinfoil, iropervous, to air, will keep any length of time. Packed in Quarter and Half Pounds in Tinfoil, and One and Two Pound Canisters, and Sold at One Shilling and Eightpence per Pound. Ships' Medicine Chests supplied and refitted. TADDY'S SNUFF. CIGARS AND SPICES. CONTRACTOR AND DRIVER OF THE LARGS MAIL, BEGS to return his best thanks for past favours, and respectfully intimates that he continues to carry PARCELS, &c., for Largs and intermediate places, on very moderate terms, leaving Greenock every morning at Half-past 7, and Largs every afternoon at 4 o'clock. Orders left at No. 7 Market street, punctually attended to. Greenock, July, 185L K K2 ADVERTISEMENTS. Cartr. JOHN M'NAUGHT, BEGS mostrespectfuUy to return his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received since commencing Business, and informs his Friends and the Public generally, that he has opened that Shop No. 31, WEST BURN STREET, where by strict attention and moderate charges, he hopes to merit a share of Public favours. He has always on hand A Choice Selection of Cheap Paper-Hangings. Executed with great care, and at very moderate prices. Town and Country Orders punctually attended to. INSUHANCB COMPANY Established in 1805. Incorporated bit Royal Charter and Act of Parliament. Edinburgh (Head Office), 19, GEORGE STREET. LpNDON, . 27, MOORGATE STREET. Glasgow, 65, ST. VINCENT STREET. PARTIES about to Insure would do well to consider the benefits which this old established Corporation gives to the Assured, both under the Mutual Plan (but without risk), and under the Non- Par- ticipation Plan. Under the former, about 84 per Cent, of the whole Profits are divided among the Insured : while the Non-Participation Rates of the Company, compared with the Rates of the Mutual ones, give at the age of 30 an annual return of £5 14s on an Insurance of ^1200; or, in other words, an Insurance of ^1475 may be eflTected with this Company for the same premium that an Insurance of ^61200 would cost with the Mutual Companies at that age, exclusive of 10s per cent, of Entry Money, which this Company does not charge. Parties Insured with other Companies which do not declare their Bonuses, for one or two years to come, may have these secured to them by an Insurance with this Company at a moderate rate. ADVERTISEMENTS. Extract from Non-Participation Table: — Annual Premium to Insure £100 at death. Age 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 £ s d £ s d £ 8 d £ s d £ s d £ s d £ s d £ s d 1 17 1 2 1 7 2 6 10 2 14 6 3 69 3 19 6 5 6 3 1 Annuities Granted, and Revisionary Interests Purchased. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Insurances are effected on liberal terms. Farm Stock and Crop is Insured free from Government Duty. Damage occasioned by Lightning is made good. H. D. DICKIE, Manager. JOHN MOINET, Secretary. AGENTS IN GREENOCK. Messrs. MUIR & M'CLURE, Writers. Mr. P. R. DYALL, 46, Cathcart Street. GLASGOW BOARD. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, Esq. of Tillichewan. JAMES PLAYFAIR, Esq., Merchant. The REV. PROFESSOR EADIE, D.D., L.L.D. DAVID LAW, Esq., Phoenix Iron Works. WILLIAM WEST WATSON, Esq., Merchant. ROBERT LAMOND, Esq., Writer. Secretaries to the Board. Messrs. MACKINTOSH & COWAN, No. 65, St. Vincent Street. Surveyor Mr. JAMES COWAN, 65, St. Vincent Street. AGENTS IN GLASGOW. Messrs. MACKINTOSH & COWAN, 65, St. Vincent Street. Messrs. DREW & M'CLURE, 1 1, Buchanan Street. Mr. QUINTIN DICK, 48, Buchanan Street. Mr. JOHN MACDONALD, 153, Queen Street. Mr. JOHN MANN, 153, Queen Street. Mr. W. L. M^PHUN, 3, West Nile Street. Mr. W. C. CUNNINGHAM, 46, Renfield Street. Mr. DAVID FERGUSON, 15, Hutcheson Street. Mr. HAY WRIGHT, 68, St. Vincent Street. Agents in Glasgow for the Fire Branch only. Messrs. A. B. SETONSs SON, 12, St. Vincent Place. — ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SUBSCRIBERS beg respectfully to intimate to Gentlemen, Innkeepers, Postmasters, and others, that they carry on the above Business in all its Branches, in their commodious Premises, situated at the HEADof the HIGH VENNEL, GREENOCK, where they will execute any Carriage or Gig repairs that they may be entrusted with, (having had long experience in Glasgow,) with dispatch, and on moderate terms. W. & J. THORBURN. Greenock, July, 1851. Regulations for Consumers of Gas by Meter. , TTTHEN Gas is supplied by measure, the charge will be 5s lOd YY per 1000 cubit feet, payable on the 15th November, 15th January, and 15th May of each year, subject to the undernoted gra- duating scale of Discounts; which will be deducted from the payment in May, viz. : When the Gas passing through any one Meter per annum amounts to £,\, and is under ^610, '2^ per cent. 10, „ 30, 5 30, „ 60 7^ „ 60, „ 100 10 „ 100, „ 150, 15 „ 150, and upwards, 20 „ No discount to be allowed unless the first payment be made on or be" fore the 15th November, the second on or before the 15th January' and the third on or before the 15lh May, OR AT THE FIRST CALL THEREAFTER; and if the accounts are not paid within a reasonable time after either of the aforementioned dates, the Com- mittee may order the supply to be turned off until payment be made. The Committee likewise reserve power to demand security, or to exact payment in advance, whenever they think necessary. II. —A service-pipe will be laid at the expense of the Works, from the main pipe to line of street, and if necessary to continue it further, it will be optional to consumers either to pay for the same, or 7^ per cent, annually on the cost. II I. — All interior fittings of every description to be done at the ex- pense of the Proprietor, by gas pipe fitters alone, who have been duly authorised as such by the Committee of Management. Tl)e gas pipe fitters on no account to proceed to fit up Meters, or to make any alter- ation in their situations, without a special order from the Manager. The fittings to be approved of before the gas is let on, and subject at any after period to the inspection of the Manager or any other person appointed by him for that purpose, who is to have access at all reason- able hours. IV. —No gas meters will be allowed to be used but such as are fur- nished by the Works ; the expense of fitting them up in all cases will have to be borne by the consumer. It will be optional for consumers — ADVERTISEMENTS. it will given at either to purchase or rent the meter ; if purchased, he prime cost, and all repairs and cleaning will have to be borne by tlie Proprietor. When returned by him to the Works, a deterioration of Is per annum for the smallest size (other sizes in proportion) will be deducted from the selling price of the meter at the time of re-purchase. If rented, the charges will be as follows: 10 in. Is 6d—No. I, 2s in this No. 2, 4s— No. 3, 5s— No. 4, 6s— No. 5, 7s— all jier annum ; latter case the cleaning and repairs will be at the expense of tht Works. V.^—No transference of meters can take place until the amount of gas used by the previous occupant be paid for, at least to the extent of the value of the meter, when it belongs to the consumer. VI The Manager, or any other person appointed by him, to have free access at all reasonable hours to ascertain the quantity of gas con- and, sumed ; to supply the meter with water; to examine the same if necessary, remove and cleanse it at the expense of the owner. No person ^vill be allowed, on any account, to remove or disconnect the meter, but the servants in the employment of the Works. not re- VII. —If at any time it be ascertained that the meter has gistered the quantity of gas consumed, or from any other cause it may be found necessary to supply gas temporarily without meter, the Man- ager to have the power to charge for the gas consumed during the time it was supplied, and not correctly registered, in the same propor- tion as the consumption was either before or after that time. VIII. —The Committee of Management will not hold themselves responsible to consumers for loss arising from suspension of the supply of gas, whether such suspension is occasioned by accident to the Works or from any other imavoidable cause. IX. — The Committee reserve power, in case of fraud by consumers, to discontinue the supply of gas, without any previous intimation be- ing given. IN'STRUGTSO^S TO COMSUMBB^. N. B. — During the continuance of severe frost, all meters placed in exposed situations should be wrapt round with a piece of flannel or woollen cloth, to prevent the water in the meter from freezing, and in order to in&ure a supply of gas. All burne'rs should be cleaned once every month, in order to preserve an equality in the height of flame and to prevent smoke. Argands, union, and single jets, may be cleaned with a piece of strong bristle ; batwings, with a piece of watch spring or cut paper. When a burner becomes enlarged through length of use or frequent cleaning, it should be removed and replaced by a new one. —If these instructions are not attended to, much smoke and a useless expenditure of gas will be the consequence. It is particularly requested, that when a smell of gas is felt, im- mediate notice thereof, verbally or in writing, should be left in the Office at the Work, 27, Crawfurd Street, Glebe; and every precaution should in the meantime be taken, to prevent any one approaching with a light the situation where the gas is accumulating, especially if the smell arises from a cellar or any other confined place. Consumers are specially requested to shut tlie Stop-Cock before the Meter when not using Gas, ADVERTISEMENTS. €iixi ^WM 1 afo. 16, WEST BLACKBALL STKEET, [(opposite foot of argyle street). tW\ r?>i 17^1 n ''?n f?% MU BEGS leave to intimate that he has commenced Business as UPHOLSTERER and PAPER-HANGER, with a SE- LECT STOCK, and from his long experience, having been Foreman to Messrs Fisher and Hall for a number of years, and by an approv- ed Style of Workmanship, and punctual attention to all orders com- mitted to his care, most respectfully solicits a share of Public Pa- tronage. N.B.. -CABINET FURNITURE made to order, in the newest and best Style, by an experienced Cabinetmaker. Greenock, July^ 1851. Mutual Assurance combined with Moderate Premiums. FOR ASSUEANCE AND ANNUITIES ON LIYES- 1 Incorporated by Act of Parliament. EDINBURGH, 14, St. ANDREW'S SQUARE. TRUSTEES. RT. HON. WM. JOHNSTON, of Kirkhill, Lord Provost of the City of Edinburgh. CHAS. COWAN, Esq., M.P. WM. CAMPBELL, Esq., of JOHN MASTERMAN, Jun., Tillichewan. Esq., Banker, London. JAMES PEDDIE, Esq., W.S. l i ADVERTISEMENTS. The only Office in which the advantages of Mutual Assurance or Participation in the Profits, are given in combination with a moderate rate of premium. The Assured are at the same time specially exempt from personal liability. In many Offices Assurers are offered the choice of a moderate Scale of Premiums, without any claim to share in the profits— or, of a right to participate in these, at an excessive rate of Premium. Assurers with the Scottish Provident Institution are the sole recipients of the Profits, and at rates of Premium equally moderate with those of the Non.participating Scale of the Proprietary Companies. The principle on which the profits are divisible, is at once safe, equitable, and favourable to good lives—the Surplus being reserved for those Members alone who have made surplus payments ; in other words, for those whose Premiums, with Accumulated Interest, amount to the sums in their Policies. In all points of practice—as in provision for the indefeasibility of policies, facility of license for travelling or residence abroad, and of obtaining advances on the value of the Policies— the regulations of the Society, as well as the administration, are as liberal as is consistent with right principle. Examples for Annual Premium for Assurance of £100 at Death. By both Scales, the Assured are entitled to share in the Whole Profit. 1 Age. Whole Life 21 yrs. only Age Whole Life 21 yrs. only 26 £\ 18 6 ^2 11 3 36 £2 8 2 £3 11 27 1 19 2 2 11 11 37 2 9 8 3 2 2 28 I 19 11 2 12 10 38 2 11 3 3 3 6 29 2 8 2 13 8 39 2 12 11 3 4 10 30 2 I 6 2 14 6 40 2 14 9 3 6 4 31 2 2 6 2 15 5 41 2 16 8 3 7 10 32 2 3 5 2 16 4 42 2 18 8 3 9 5 83 2 4 6 2 17 5 43 3 11 3 11 1 34 2 5 7 2 18 6 44 3 3 3 3 12 10 35 2 6 10 2 19 8 45 3 5 9 3 14 9 Copies of the Annuol Report, Forms of Proposal, and every information may be obtained at the Head Office in Edinburgh, at the Offices in Greenock, Glasgow, and London, or from any of the Agents. JAMES WATSON, Manager. ARCHD. DENNISTON, Agent for Greenock. h. INGLIS, Agent for Port- Glasgow, ADVERTISEMENTS. THE fnnkii teiirctin Cnrpnratinti, ESTABLISHEB BY ROYAI CHARTEE, A.B. 1720. ?ea fii lissMiea m ui. FOR THE ASSURING HOUSES, GOODS, &c., FROM DAMAQE BY F8RE. LESTOCK PEACH WILSON, Esq., Governor WILLIAM KING, Esq., Sub- Governor. ROBERT COTESWORTH, 'Esq., Depuhj.Gov ern or. Directors. Robert Allen, Esq. John Furse, E«q. .Tohn A. Arbuthnot, Esq. Edwin Gower, E-?q. George Biirnes, Esq. Samuel Gregson, Esq., M.P. Henry Blanshard, Esq. David C. Guthrie, E'^q. J. W. Bornidaile, Esq. John Alex. Hankey. Esq. Edward Bvirniester, Esq. Edward Harnaa;e, Esq, Henry Caley, Esq. Charles Kerr, Esq. Aaron Chapman, Esq- John Ord, Esq. Charles Crawtev.' Esq. George Probyn, Esq. William Dallas," Esq. John Rees, Esq. Bonamy Dobree, jun., Esq. P. F. Robertson, Esq, James Dow ie, Esq. Thomas Weeding, E-q. EIRE ASSURAHGES. First Class 1 Second Class, Third Class, j j per Cent. Is 6d per Cent. j -s Gd per Cent. 43 6d FARMIHG STOCK. With the average clause, I Without the average clause, 2« 6d per Cent. 3s per Cent. j Special Risks taken on liberal terms. Persons Assuring, in advance, for Seven years, will be charged premium and duty for Six years only. LIFE ASSURANCES. Profits added as a bonus to Policies. An annual abatement of Premium, after Five years' payment. A lower fixed rate without abatement. The Assured are exempt from all liability of Partnership and the charges of Management. MESSRS. ECCLES, TEMPLETON &C0., Greenock, Agents. — ADVERTISEMENTS. Estahlished pursuant to Act of Parliament. FOR GRANTING ASSURANCES ON LIVES; THE SALE & PURCHASE OF ANNUITIES & REVERSIONS. AND INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE. CAPITAL, £500,000. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Earl FitzwiUiam I John Parker, Esq., M.P. Wharncliffe The Right Hon. Lord | Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P. The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Milton I Corden Thomson, Esq. B. B. Esq. John Carr, Esq. Pegge Burnell, I DIRECTORS. W. J. BAGSHAWE, Esq., of the Oaks, Derbyshire, Chairman. John Carr, Esq., Deputy Charles Sheldon, Esq. Lieut. J. Roherts, R.N. Chairman G. Wilton Chambers, Esq, Henry Wilkinson, Esq. Joseph Ward, Esq. Thomas Wheatly, Eaq. George Wall, Esq, John Tillotson, Esq. John Brown, Esq. John Hall, Esq. Solicitors— Messrs WILSON, YOUNGE, AND PIERSON, Secretary and Actuary—T. BELIj, Esq. CHIEF OFFICE, NORFOLK STREET SHEFFIELD. ]Qo!Qdoii Brancli Office, lli Cbeapside* PHYSICIAN SOLICITOR K. Chambers, M.D., 1 Hill Street, W. Wilmer, Esi.,4 Elm Court, Temple Berkley Square SURVEYOR BANKERS Young, Esq., 35 King St. Cheapside Messrs Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, & Co. Resident Secretary and Accountant— W. GOODCHAP, Esq. FIRE INSURANCE. The Moderate PremiuxMs of Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d, are taken for Com- mon, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Risks. Warehouses and their Contents, and other Property of a Special nature, may be insured at a Premium commensurate with the Risk. Farming Stock insured (free of duty) under one Sum, on one Farm. A Discount of 10 per Cent, on payment of the first Premium is allowed on Policies transferred to this Office. Rates of Discount on Payment of several Years together . 7 Years. ..One Year's, Prem. & Duty 4 Years 6 per Cent 6 Years... 10 per Cent .3 Years 4 per Cent 5 Years... 8 per Cent 2 Years 2 per Cent The Directors are at all Times Desirous to Give Effect to a Prompt and Liberal Adjustment of Claims for Losses. Forms of Proposal, and relative information, may be obtained at any of the Company*s Agencies, established in the principal Towns through- out the Kifigdom. CHIEF AGENCIES -.—Dublin, 28 Eustace Street; Edinburgh, I] Miller Street, and Royal Exchange ; Glasgow, 86 125 Buchanan St ; Liver- pool, 55 Church Street ; Manchester, 2 Pall Mall, and 22 Charlotte Street- Hull, 8 Parliament St ; Birmingham, Union Passage, and 39 Cherry Street • Bristol, 2 Dolphin Street. C. D. LAMONT, Accountant, Union Bank of Scotland, ARCHIBALD DENNISTOJN, Writer, L L Agents at Greenock. ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN LOVE, mwit anti mn^ital Imtvnmmt Sellar, CONTINUES to keep on hand at his SALOON, No. 11 CATHCART STREET, a large and varied assortment of PIANO-FORTES, and other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the First Makers, for SALE and HIRE; as also every item in the Music Trade. PIANO-FORTES TUNED AND REPAIRED. Greenock, July, 185L INSURANCE COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1836. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. General Board of Directors at Aberdeen. Dr. JOHN CRUICKSHANK, Marischal College, ChairmaD JOHN ANGUS, Esq. JOHN DUNCAN, Esq. THOMAS BLACKIE, Esq. WILLIAM LESLIE, Es(i. FRANCIS CLERIHEW, Esq. JOHN YEATES, Esq. Medicail Officer.—WILLIAM LESLIE. Esq., Surgeon. Auditor—JOHN SMITH, Esq., Advocate. Bankers. The Banking Company in Aberdeen. The Aberdeen Town and County Bank. The North of Scotland Bank. WILLIAM CHALMERS, General Manager. H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary. Glasgow Board. THOMAS LEADBETTER, Esq., Chairman ROBERT GALBRAITH, Esq. WILLIAM MALCOLM, Esq. JAMES GRAHAM, Esq ROBERT WILSON, Esq. JAMES LUMSDEN, Jun., Esq. JOHN WINGATE, Esq. Medical Officers. Dr. ANDREW BUCHANAN, Glasgow University. Dr. a. DUNLOP ANDERSON, Glasgow. Bankers.—The Clydesdale Banking Company. JAMES SMITH, Manager. ADVERTISEMENTS. The Company effects Fire and Life Assurances, and grants Annui- ties and Endowments on favourable terms. LIPE ASSURANCE. The Life Branch of the Office is so constituted as to combine all the ad- vantages of the Mutual with the security of the Proprietary System ; and the eminent success which it has experienced, together with the rapid pro- gress it is still making, shows that it is duly appreciated by the Public. THE PARTICIPATION SCHEME. The Company's charge for Management and Guarantee being limited by the Act of Parliament to a small tixed per centage on the Premiums, and the whole of the Profits being thereafter divisible among the Assured. The Bonus already declared on all the Participation Policies opened previous to 30th April, 1846, varied from one-and-a-quarter to twelve-and a-half per cento on the sums assured. Parties taking out Policies on this Scheme, by a single payment of Pre- mium, may, for a small present outlay, secure A Fund of Credit. Thus—A person aged 35 may Assure his Life for L.IOOO, for a Single Pay- ment of L. 494 I4s 2d. Of this payment he may immediately borrow from the Company L.470, or any smaller sum, to be repaid at convenience, or de- ducted from the amount assured when the Policy becomes a claim, while he will be entitled to rank at each division of profits for Bonus upon the whole L.IOOO, the only future payment required being the yearly interest on the amount lent. Single and Annual Contributions fob an Assurance of L.lOO, PAYABLE at DeATH. Without Profits." 1 With F refits. Age. Age. Single Annual Single Annual Payment. Payment. Payment. Payment. 25 L,36 17 11 L.l 17 1 L.42 i 2 L.2 I 11 25 30 40 2 6 2 2 7 45 14 10 2 8 30 35 43 7 11 2 8 8 49 9 5 2 14 11 35 40 47 3 2 2 16 8 53 15 2 3 3 11 40 45 50 17 8 3 5 9 58 2 3 14 3 45 50 55 8 7 3 19 61 16 1 4 7 4 50 8 7 5 7 3 55 I 55 60 18 11 4 19 1 66 Forms of Proposal and Prospectuses, containing Full Tables of Rates, may be had at the Head Offices and Agencies. AGENTS IN GREENOCK. JAMES ALEXANDER, Coniniission Agent. JAMES TURNER, Jun., Writer. ROBERT SALMON, Writer. R. W. ROBERTSON, Agent. J. J. MACK AY, Ageat. ADVERTISEMENTS, UMBRELLA & PARASOL MANUFACTORY, ^^1I m 46, HAMILTON STEEET, (THIRD SHOP EAST OF WEST BURN STREET.) TSi ,m RETU RNS his grateful thanks to the inhabitants of Greenock and neighbourhood, for the liberal support he has received from them during the past year, and trusts, by strict attention to Business, to merit a continuance of their esteemed favours. Umbrellas and Parasols covered with Silk, Alpaca, Gingham or Cotton, and repaired with neatness and dispatch. Baskets, Brushes, Braces, Belts, Broaches, Bracelets, Beads, Tra- velling Bags, Combs, Purses and Mounts, Bathing Caps, Fancy Cane and Welking Sticks, Soaps, Oils, Perfumery, Buttons, Needles, &c., VERY CHEAP. Greenock, 1851. OFFICES: 47, George Street, Edinburgh; 37, CornMU, London; and 52, Dame Street, Dublin. HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF HAMILTON. iieputg (KoDcrnor, The Most Noble the MARQUIS op QUEENSBERRY. j^anssct.— GEORGE RAMSAY, Esq. Sectctarg.—JAMES BARLAS, Esq. ADTERTISEKIENTS. LIFE DEPARTMENT. PARTIES may effect ASSURANCES with this Company eithef for a specific sum payable at death, on payment of a reduced rate of premium ; or they may participate in the profit scheme of the Cum- pany, on payment of an increased rate. NO ENTRY MONEY IS CHARGED. Assurances may also be effected on the Increasing or Decreasing Scales, and on Joint Lives and Survivorships. Tvro- Thirds of the Profit arising on the Participating Class of Policies Cwithout being subject to any charges for ManagementJ , are di- vided every five years among those entitled to participate, on the MOST equitable PRINCIPLES, viz., in the proportion each party has contributed to the fund. The bonus declared upon Policies entitled to participate, effected prior to 1st August, 1846, averages more than One and Three-Quar- ters per Cent, per Annum on the original sums insured, as exhibited in the following Table shewing the additions made to Policies of L.IOOO each, which have been in existence Twelve complete years from 1st August, 1834: — Age when Total sum payable Additions. Assured under in case of death. 30 L.205 11 2 L.1205 11 2 35 209 2 7 1209 2 7 40 213 5 I 1213 5 1 45 219 7 9 1219 7 9 50 230 5 10 1230 5 10 The next Division of Profits will take place at \st August^X^bX, FIRE DEPARTMENT. This Company insures almost every description of property at rates commensurate with the risk. The Directors can with confidence refer to the promptitude and liberality with which accidental losses are adjusted by this Institution. Losses caused by Lightning to Farming Stock are paid. Copies of Prospectus, and all other information may be obtained, on application to the Head OflSce of the Company, 47, George Street, Edinburgh, or at any of the Company's Agents. By order of the Directors, GEORGE RAMSAY, Manager. JAMES BARLAS, Secretary. AGENTS. Greenock—ROBERT LITTLE. ALLAN PARK PA.TON. Port- Glasgow—JAMES LADE. JOHN ANDERSON. LL2 ADyERTISEMENTS. BHITISH INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARIAMEN T. i Subscribed Capital, L.250,000. Head 0/fce,—No. 127, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. Office in London— 9, WATERLOO PLACE. /-/«.„.,, /'lO' WEST GEORGE STREET. Officeso^... in;„ Glasgow,-:i^ -^^^ g^^ VINCENT PLACE. DIRECTORS. John Learmonth, Es^q. of Dean, Robert Laurie, Esq., Master of the Chairman. Merchant Company, Leith. Robert Mackay, E?q., W.S. The Right Hon. W. Johnston of Kirk- Charles Cowan, Esq., M.P hill, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, James Souter, Esq,, W.S. John Beatson Bell, Esq. of Glenfarg, Ralph Richardson, Esq., Merchant. W.S. Cbas. Pearson, E Manager. —Ralph Erskine Scott, Esq., Accountant. The Association provides security for the fidelity and faithful accountingi of persons holding situations of trust; and by its Act of Parliament, is sub- ject to the annual supervision of the Board of Trade. The Lords Commissioners of Her Mnjesty's Treasury sanction the Policies of the Association being taken for officers in every department of the State who are required to give security to the Crown. The Directors also receive Proposals for Guarantee from persons employed by the Court of Chan- cery, New County Courts, and for Officers under the Poor Law Com- missions, Savings Banks, Friendly Societies, Loan Societies, Government Annuity Societies, and Benefit Building Societies. The Policies of the Association are accepted by Banking, Insurance, Rail- way, Gas, Water, Shipping Companies, and all other Public Companies; also by Professional and Mercantile Establishments. Forms of proposal, and all information, can be obtained at the Offices of the Association in Edinburgh, London, and Glasgow; or at any of the Agencies throughout Scotland. Rates of Premiums— One-Half to Two per Cent, per annum, accord- ing to the nature of the employment. R. E. SCOTT, Manager. AGENTS. Greenock—DAVID CRAWFORD, Writer, Mansion-house. Glasgow—D. & A. CUTHBERTSON, Accountants, 110 West George j Street. « S. M. PENNEY, 16 St. Vincent Place. Paisley—JOHN GEMMILL, Writer. RoTHESAr—ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, Writer and Procurator Fiscal.^ i ADVERTISEMENTS. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1, Old Broad Street, and 16, Pall Mall, London, INSTITUTED 1803. FOR Insuring Houses and other Buildings, Goods, Wares, Mer- chandise, Manufacturing, and Farming Stock, Ships in Portt Harbour or Dock, and the Cargoes of such Ships ; also, Ships build- ing and repairing ; Barges and other Vessels on Navigable Rivers and Canals, and Goods on Board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and in Foreign Countries, from Loss or Damage by Fire. SUBSCRIBED AND INVESTED CAPITAL. One Million Six Hundred Thousand [Pounds. DIRECTORS. George Field, Esq., Chairman. Henry J. Prescott, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Michael Bland, Esq. Claud Neilson, Esq. A. H. Bosanquet, Esq. J. Horsley Palmer, Esq. Charles Cave, Esq. George Reid, Esq. Charles F. Cobb, Esq. Joseph Reid, Esq, Archibald Hastie, Esq., M.P W. R. Robinson, Esq, George Hibbert, Esq. John Scott, Esq. Samuel Hibbert, Esq. M. T. Smith, Esq., M.P. William Lyall, Esq. Nevi^man Smith, Esq, Daniel Mildred, Esq. Alex. Stewart, Esq. James G. Murdoch, Esq. EX-DIRECTORS. James C. C. Bell, Esq, i George H, Cutler, Esq. Robert C. L. Bevan, Esq. Henry Davidson, Esq. Andrew Colvile, Esq. > Henry Pearse, Esq. AUDITORS. Thomas G. Barclay, Esq. Sir John Kirkland. James Brand, Esq. R. Twining, Jun., Esq. E. H. Chapman, Esq. EX-AUDITOR. Joshua Lockwood, Esq I.IFB ASBURAWOi;. Four-Eifths of the Profits made by this Company will be ap- propriated to Policies every Five Years, without the Insured in- curring the personal responsibility attached to Mutual Societies. JOHN GRAHAM, 12, William Street, AGENT FOR GREENOCK. ADVERTISEMENTS. FIRE AND LIFE INSURAMCE COfflPAJfY, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1846. Amount of Duty paid into the Exchequer for the Year, 1850, . . . 1,5,766 18 l For the Year 1849, , . . 4,940 1 t Increase in One Year, - - - L.826 16 C ALEXANDER STUART, Agent for Greenock. 10, Shaw Street, I July, 1850. j ma Sv\r? FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1797. Aniount of Farming Sfock insured for the Year 1850, - . - 1.9,428,436 Amount of Duty paid into the Exchequer for the Year, 1850, - - 1.73,395 11 10 For the Year 1849, - ^ , 72,241 16 Increase of Duty in One Year, 1.1,153 16 ALEXANDER STUART, Agent for Greenock. 10, Shaw Street, 7 July, 1851. J i — . ADVERTISEMENTS. .® OHO 40, HAMILTON STREET, BEGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Greenock and neighbour- hood, that he has been appointed Agent for the Sale of Messrs Thomas Mimer & Son's Fire-resisting and Fraud-proof 8AFES and DEED BOXES, And solicits an inspection of the assortment he has on hand. Pamphlets with details of the various Tests, and Lists, and descrip- tions of all sizes made by the Patentees, may be had on application. Greenock, July, 1851. PALLADIUM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1824. DIRECTORS. Capt. C. J. Bosanquet, R.N. William A. Guy, M.D. Robert Cheere, Esq. Henry Harvey, Esq., F.R.S. Patrick Colquhoun, Esq., L. L. D. James Murray, Esq. Charles Elliot, Esq., F.R.S. Philip Rose, Esq. Sir Jas. Buller East, Bart., M.P. Samuel Skinner, Esq. Joseph Easdaile, Esq. William Thomas Thornton, Esq. Physician— Seth Thomson, M.D. Actuary and Secretary, Jeremiah Lodge, Esq. New Rates of Premium. —The Directors of this Society, with the view of meeting the wishes of the large class of persons who prefer the present advantages of reduced premiums to a prospective bonus in the shape of an addition to their policies, have constructed a new scale, based on the safest and most approved data, viz., the Experience Tables recent'y compiled by a Committee of Actuaries, from the records of seventeen of the leading London Offices, The Society now offers the following advantages : The lowest Scale of Premium which can be safely adopted. Example to Assure £100. Age. For one Year. For seven years. For whole Life £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d. 20 15 11 16 6 1 13 1 30 18 5 19 6 2 2 10 40 2 8 1 4 10 2 13 7 Other ages at proportionate ^tes. . ADVERTISEMENTS Undoubted security, guaranteed by a large capital ; an influential proprietary the long ; standing of the office, and the satisfactory re- suits of its business Facility in the settlement of claims. Liberty to travel in any part of Europe without extra premium. Loans equivalent to the value of the policies. To those who desire to secure the advantages of a prospective bonus, by a small additional outlay, the deed of settlement assigns four-fifths of the profits. Bonuses may be commuted for equivalent reductions of premium at the option of the assured, by which arrangement the amount originally assured may be kept up at a continually decreasing cost. Insurances eflPected on joint as well as on single lives, for short terms or otherwise, and to meet any specified contingency. The age of the life assured is admitted on the policy at the time of effecting the assurance or at any other time, on production of satisfac- tory proof. Every information and assistance will be given to assurers, either at the offices, 7 Waterloo Place, London ; or by the Society's agents, established in all principal towns. Agent at Greenock, DAVID CRAWFORD, Mansion House. ' LIFE ASSOCIATIOI OF SCOTLAND. Founded 1839.—Incorporated l)y Eoyal Charter for the Assurance of Urn. EDINBURGH, 2 HANOVER STREET. Sir JAMES FORREST of Comiston, Bart,, Chairman WARREN IL SANDS, Esq., Writer to the Signet THOMAS GRAINGER, Esq., Civil Engineer JAMES MARSHALL, Esq., Goldsmith ROBERT COX, Esq., Writer to the Signet JOHN RUTHERFURD, Esq., Writer to the Signet JAMES ANSTRUTHER, Esq., 42 Moray Place The Rev. PHILIP KELLAND, of Queen's College, Cambridge, Pro- fessor of Mathematics in the University of Edinburgh THOMAS HUTCHESON, Esq., Merchant, Leith. JOHN SCOTT, Esq , M.D., RR,C.P. WILLIAM MUIR, Esq., Merchant, Leith JOHN SCOTT, Esq., M.D., 4 Rutland Place. AwmiT©m,o WILLIAM WOOD, Esq,, Accountant Messrs WALKER & MELVILLE, W.S. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND. THE EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW BANK. — ADVERTISEMEKTS. LONDON, 64 OLD BROAD STREET. D2M.Il(gS^(Q)mio JOHN FAIRRIE, Esq., of Messrs Fairrie, Brothers, & Co., Church Lane» Commercial Road H. H. LINDSAY. Esq., 8 New East lad'm Chambers, Leadenhall Street JAMES TURNER, Esq., 30 Great George Street, Westminster JOHN BOUSTEAD, Esq., 8 Upper Gloucester Street, Dorset Square Messrs SIMPSON & COBB, 62 Moorgate Street Messrs GLYNN, HALLIFAX, MILLS, 8e CO. Manager JOHN ERASER Secretary in London,—THOMAS FRASER. THE Assured in this Society enjoy during their own lives the Sur- plus or Profits arising on the business. The divisible Surplus is ascertained ever?/ year, and is paid over in monet/ to the Assured at the settlement of their next Annual Premiums. By this system Life Assurances are obtained at the lowest expense consistent with Security. In 1845, 1846, and 1847, the surplus thus repaid to the members amounted to 30 per cent, of their Premiums, that is 6s. per ^I. They were, therefore, required to pay only 14s. per £1 of their Pre- miums in each of these years. In 1848, 1849, and 1850, the surplus repaid amounted to 35 per cent, of the Premiums, that is 7s. per £1 ; and the members had, therefore, to pay only 13s. per ^1 in these years. For example: A member whose annual premium is ^£10, has, this year, paid only £6, 5s. and another member whose annual premium is £25, has paid only ,£16, 5s. The following are specimens of the Premiums payable in the pre- sent year by members of five years' standing. Age at Policies of Policies of Policies of Policies of Entry. L.lOO L.500 L.IOOO L.5000 20 L.l 4 L6 L.12 L.60 30 1 11 7 7 17 11 15 15 10 78 19 2 40 2 2 4 10 11 8 21 3 4 105 16 8 This mode of dividing the Surplus or Profits has been adopted by no other Assurance Office in Scotland. During last year (the Eleventh of the Society's existence), 732 New Policies were issued for Life Assurances, amounting to .£249, 000. The Society have Agents in most of the towns in England and Scotland. Prospectuses will he sent, post-paid, to any part of the Kingdom ; and parties residing in Districts where there are no Agents of the Society, may readily effect Assurances by communicating with the Manager at the Head Office, DAVID M. LATHAM, Royal Bank. DANIEL MACLEAN, Writer. Agents for Greenock,